[Bug 178718] Re: Gain root shell when X broken

2008-03-29 Thread Bryce Harrington
Fixed in recent release of displayconfig-gtk

** Changed in: displayconfig-gtk (Ubuntu)
   Status: New = Fix Released

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[Bug 178718] Re: Gain root shell when X broken

2008-01-05 Thread Marc Buigues
The window that seems to cause this behaviour is part of the package
displayconfig-gtk, (maybe) it could be assigned to it.

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[Bug 178718] Re: Gain root shell when X broken

2008-01-05 Thread jtholmes

Thanks for your input Marc

** Changed in: displayconfig-gtk (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: xorg = displayconfig-gtk

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[Bug 178718] Re: Gain root shell when X broken

2008-01-04 Thread jtholmes

thank you for your report

Could you send us the version of Ubuntu you are using

and the output of   dpkg -l xorg

** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = xorg

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[Bug 178718] Re: Gain root shell when X broken

2008-01-04 Thread Timo Aaltonen
I fail to see how this is a xorg issue. Some changes that you did
probably broke something, and it drops to a shell because shutdown
fails. Why and how it does that is a mystery to me.

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[Bug 178718] Re: Gain root shell when X broken

2008-01-04 Thread Marc Buigues
Just found the dialog:

http://www.glatzor.de/blog/blog-
details/select_category/1/article/displayconfiggtk-03-coming-on-track-
again/?tx_ttnews%5BbackPid%5D=4cHash=8ace57a88c

It is the second picture
(http://www.glatzor.de/uploads/RTEmagicC_xfailsafedialog-0.3_03.png.png)

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[Bug 178718] Re: Gain root shell when X broken

2008-01-04 Thread Marc Buigues
I can't post more information because yesterday I had to format my laptop, 
sorry but I really needed to.
But I think I have more info, I remember changing this, that could have 
triggered the error:

Login Window Preferences / Security / Configure X Server / Command. I
wanted to include -dpi 96 option but I could have failed to put it in
the correct order so xorg could not start. I can't confirm this was the
change but it is very likely, so I think it is a good start.

Like Timo Aaltonen, I also don't agree this is an xorg issue. When I submited 
this bug report, I selected Ubuntu as a package (because it is unknown to me) 
and I haven't changed it to xorg. I think is not xorg's fault, but Ubuntu's new 
failsafe (or however it is called) method that appears when something goes 
awful with X and cannot start with current configuration.
When clicking its Shutdown button (graphically, as I get a very simple VGA 
ressolution but with X), it happens what I described in my comments above.  
Sorry but I can't find an screenshot of this window but searching over the net 
I found the translation strings of that dialog, hoping this could help you 
understanding what I mean: (http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]/msg00597.html)

In my first comment forgot to tell I was using Ubuntu 7.10 (release) x86
and applied all available updates.

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[Bug 178718] Re: Gain root shell when X broken

2008-01-04 Thread jtholmes

Thanks for your input Tim. I would appreciate it if you could suggest what 
package it might be assigned to other than X

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[Bug 178718] Re: Gain root shell when X broken

2008-01-02 Thread Jamie Strandboge
** Visibility changed to: Public

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