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This bug seems to be 100% reproducable for me and quite dangerous.
Open URL http://test.kernel.org/functional/elm3b6_1.html in epiphany and try to
click on links, the first console.log link cause to crash my whole X (gnome)
session,
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Additional information: I found this message:
*** glibc detected *** free(): invalid next size (normal):
0x00c474d0 ***
on virtual console 7.
.xsession-errors is attached
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Btw, as I've said it's Ubuntu Dapper 6.06, AMD64 and not edgy. I've just
tried to gdb gedit when opening file from a virtual screen created by
screen but got:
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols
Just tried with both of KDE and icewm session selected at GDM, gedit
/tmp/console.log from terminal window result in crash again, returning
to GDM. I've tried to strace gedit but I can't see any usefull
information. But I've attached the file maybe it helps.
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Maybe it's an X bug which is triggered by GTK/gnome apps (for example my
/tmp/console.log file contains something which when rendered for the
display)? Just because at least epiphany and gedit can triggers it, and
KDE, gnome, icewm does not matter (so it does not look like a gnome-
session problem
Dunno, but it seems quite dangerous for me to having files cause crash
the whole desktop of a user when clicking on it eg on a homepage
presented as a link ... Like for me when reading about automated Linux
kernel testing and click on that link (while I had got several running
terminal,
This is the last 1000 lines of strace'ing X. Donnu it's usefull or not.
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Please help! This bugs turns into a very serious one! Serious enough to
disturb my daily work on my Ubuntu box. Now, it's on another machine:
it's an i386 based P4 32 bit system and AMD64, but it's also Ubuntu 6.06
dapper. I'm using this box at my workplace to some web development.
Today I would
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Gaim always crashes on exit on AMD64, just click on gaim icon in
systray, select exit.
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Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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I can't if I try, sorry gdb is crashed right now after start (which is
not the case when I start without gnu debugger, the crash come at exit)
and file is created under /var/crash with gdb in it . Also this apport
thing is totally crazy it renders my desktop unusable for some minutes
(I think it
Hope it's OK and helps.
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Both of i386 and x86 architectures are affected, it seems.
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Binary package hint: nautilus
After plugging a Nokia phone to the USB port, I can read/write memory
card of it without any problem (it worked on Dapper too of course).
However, if I try to eject it, I got an error dialog that cannot be
unmounted. Also from terminal:
[EMAIL
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Affects: desktop-file-utils (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
Binary package hint: desktop-file-utils
Cannot install many packeges because post install / configure scripts
would execute
I almost forget it: it's up to date (as of 2006/may/10) dapper.
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Hi, sure, however I've tried to compile from source before as well. The
interesting part follows: no segfault with compilation, however it always
segfaults when installing deb package from dapper repository. Please note that
I've issued 'apt-get --reinstall isntall' as well to be sure not the
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However I ran valgrind against update-desktop-database binary from
repository with intent: because as I've written the compiled version
seems to behave differently. However the second attachment I've posted
some minutes ago was done with the compiled version.
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Ack. No segfault with any combination of switches.
Valgrind reports now:
ERROR SUMMARY: 0 errors from 0 contexts (suppressed: 15 from 1)
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Binary package hint: epiphany
When opening new tab in epiphany (I've also seen it Galeon, but I can't
check it now, it was another machine two days ago) and the current tab
was the last one at the right on the tab-bar, new tab will hang out from
the tab bar, which is very
I've seen this behaviour on additional two machnies, both of them are
fresh dapper, one is i686, one is AMD64. Confirmed apps: Galeon, Gedit,
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Version is 2.8.18-0ubuntu1
I don't know it is changes something or not, but I'm using clearlooks
theme on all of the machines I've tried (and succeeded) reproducing this
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I've just realized, that it only occures if I use 'Open in terminal'
feature (I think it's in package nautilus-open-terminal). The strange
thing that even if I exit from that terminal eject cannot be done.
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Binary package hint: epiphany-browser
After some time of Epiphany usage, CPU load caused by Epiphany goes to
100%, even if there is only one blank tab is open (ie, I open a new tab
and close old ones). It seems the problem occures after at least one
file download (save as
Unfortunately (this some kind of Murphy on bugs) now I can't find an
easy was to reproduce the bug, however downloading various things
(mostly eg from gmail.com when mail with attachment arrives and I want
to download and save that) does that. I can't exactly know how can I
produce backtrace when
Output of command hal-device.
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Binary package hint: hal
I've a bug I can't assign a package easily so I'm reporting it as a HAL
bug just because hal-device-manager also shows the problem for example.
This is an AMD64 box with Ubuntu 6.10. I had an SB Live! soundcard,
softwares written for making sound
Btw, gaim still crashes (not always though) on exit both on AMD64
running feisty, and x86 running edgy. I usually use 'killall gaim' from
a terminal to be able to 'exit' from gaim to avoid crash dialog and
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Binary package hint: rhythmbox
rhythmbox uses about 10-20% CPU for playing an average MP3 or a
streaming radio. It's surprisingly high CPU usage on machine of today,
even on Pentium 100 this CPU usage can be produced by optimized players.
Is rhythmbox and/or the gstreamer
According to 'top', it's rhythmbox itself. If I try using gst-launch, it
uses (I mean process 'gst-launch-0.10') around 10-20% CPU, again. So
maybe it's not rhythmbox related, but gstreamer? I've just checked out
svn repository of beep-media-player-2 uses gstreamer as well: it uses
about the same
Just tried on an AMD64 box (2GHz CPU), the same, somewhat smaller CPU
usage, but 10% is far more than it should be , I think (and it's now
only a 128kbit/s mp3 file). Since both the i386 - I've reported the bug
from - and this machine is installed by me, I'm thinking about if it's
my fault ...
Yes, its version is 0.10.2.debian-1
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ $ dpkg-query -W gstreamer0.10*
gstreamer0.10-alsa 0.10.10-1ubuntu1
gstreamer0.10-audiosink
gstreamer0.10-colorspace
gstreamer0.10-doc 0.10.10-1ubuntu2
gstreamer0.10-esd 0.10.4-0ubuntu3
gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg0.10.1-2ubuntu1
gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3
Ok, I've just removed gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3 and gstreamer0.10
-fluendo-mpegdemux just for testing. Playing mp3 and/or a shutcast
stream seems to require about half amount of CPU than before removing
those packages, however I think ithis CPU usage (about 6-8%) remains too
high (on a 1.7GHz P4
Reported by 'top'. Ok, I know it's not the best method. I've got some
complex math software, I tried to run with niced to +10 or such (to
avoid r.box to glitch by lacking enough cpu time slice), and discovers
that time needed to compute somehing grows while running r.box as well
compared to the
OK, I've just tried this:
time gst-launch-0.10 playbin uri=http://205.188.215.225:8006
real3m53.003s
user0m15.509s
sys 0m1.484s
If you even ignore system time, user/real*100.0 gives about 6%.
Also, I've checked TIME field just before exiting from playing
(CTRL-C), it's the same
Also, I've checked TIME field just before exiting from playing
(CTRL-C), it's the same time that 'user' field reported by 'time'.
I mean TIME field of command top :)
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Sometimes, system starts up right but sometimes doesn't ... Strange.
I've backlisted tv tuner card modules, then I load them in the last
script in /etc/rcS.d. In this way, order is always right, however it's
ugly and fixed (ie: if I change tv tuner card it is required to modify
my script to load
Sure, MPlayer (using also alsa autio output) playing from the same
streaming source:
real3m9.331s
user0m0.444s
sys 0m0.132s
During playback CPU usage is constant 0%, TIME reported by top just
before interrupting playback to get the result was 0.53sec (so about
half a sec).
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As I've already written, it does not make too much difference if I play
a streaming URL or a local mp3 file ...
Here is the result of gst-launch-0.10 playbin uri=file://... playing
an mp3 for local harddisk (it's a 128kbit mp3 stream):
real3m0.855s
user0m12.177s
sys 0m1.372s
It's
I will try to trigger the bug again, but it's not easy to reproduce,
however after a some hour of daily usage I usually hit this bug, so I'll
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May not be related, but recently I'm expericencing glitches while
hearing music with rbox: no sound for a fraction of second at about
every 20 seconds. Local mp3 playing, no CPU load at all ...
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I haven't managed to trigger this bug again, since then, so maybe you're
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Affects: gnome-applets (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
On AMD64, daily updated breezy install started to behave very strange.
Changing keyboard layout with
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On AMD64 breezy gnome-keyboard-applet kills gnome session (at least
kills gdesklets and affects GTK theme as well).
Description changed to:
On AMD64, daily updated breezy install started
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Comment:
It's not fixed for me, in up-to-date dapper :( I've commented it in bug
#21595 as you suggests. Please note that this is a major problem:
Ubuntu/Gnome desktop cannot be used by Hungarian people anymore (no
Hungarian
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Binary package hint: gnome-session
This bug seems to be 100% reproducable for me and quite dangerous.
Open URL http://test.kernel.org/functional/elm3b6_1.html in epiphany and try to
click on links, the first console.log link cause to crash my whole X
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-session
After upgrading from edgy to feisty (on i386 arch), logging in at gdm
login screen will result in a gialog saying:
Your session only lasted less than 10 seconds. If you have not logged
out yourself, this could mean that there is some
The full .xsession-errors file
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Strange. This bug triggers _all_ the time I tried to start gnome session
(altough sometimes it simply existed, sometimes presented a dialog
instead). Now, changed gnome-session to a little shell script to do
valgrind the renamed real gnome-session, its log it attached. However,
the bug was _NOT_
As I've mentioned above (in the comment of valgrind log attachment),
this is the result of my work: I renamed gnome-session to gnome-
session.real, and write a shell script with name of gnome-session with
the needed valgrind command line in it (referring for the original
binary of course, which
Ok, I will (however I can't do this at this very moment). By the way, I
could not find package named gnome-session-dbgsym or similar, though
I've just installed libglib2.0-0-dbg libgtk2.0-0-dbg to prepare for the
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I'm using feisty since then, I can't reproduce this bug at least. On my
AMD64 desktop machine, it does load, on x86 notebook it saturates the
CPU usage at 100%, however no crash just very slow.
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gnome-panel crashes quite often when doing dist-upgrade or installing
some packages. It's Ubuntu Feisty running on AMD64, version of gnome-
panel package is 2.18.0-0ubuntu3.
** Affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
crash report from /var/crash is attached.
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I've got this problem as weil, with version 2.18.0-0ubuntu3 on AMD64,
I've just reported as bug #99351 but I was told that that's a
duplication of this bug. Sometimes (but not always!) gnome-panel crashes
on package installing. As far as I can remember it has been occuring
since about a month or
And happened again. This time no screen lock just a simple apt-get
update / upgrade. Then no X clients could be run. Again. .Xauthority was
owned by the root user! After chowin'ing back to my user everything
continued to work, it seems.
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You
The same for me :) No gdm upgrade but something else, but don't know
which package exactly but yes, xorg-driver-fglrx is installed:
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xorg-driver-fglrx 1:7.1.0-8-3+2.6.24.12-16.34
So maybe it's not about gdm but package xorg-driver-fglrx ?
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Nautilus often crashes at logout. Trying to log out was delayed a lot,
swithing to text console and after login I can check that apport is
running. Unfortunately crash file is always assumed as damaged: This
problem report is damaged and cannot be processed. if I try to click
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Nautilus often crashes at logout. Trying to log out was delayed a lot,
swithing to text console and after login I can check that apport is
running. Unfortunately crash file is always assumed as damaged: This
problem report is damaged and cannot be processed. if I try to click
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Yes, I did exactly this but as I've written clicking on the crash report
results a dialog saying it's a damaged crash report ... So it does not
work, I guess gnome/X exits at last before apport would finish it works
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sorry it was a mistake, resubmitting requst with the reload button, the
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I will, but to be honest, I had this problem serveral times and the
nature of the problem makes hard to report (so that's why I haven't
reported till now): since it's about logging out from gnome, apport has
no time to finnish the crash file, so I'm afraid I have no valid crash
file in the future
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I have this issue again and again ... Yesterday I started dist-upgrade
and lock the screen to have some coffee. When I returned I had the same
issue I couldn't get the unlock password dialog, switching to text
terminal I was able to correct the ownership of that /tmp/.gdm* file.
After this move I
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It seems I cannot connect to an FTP server with nautilus which allows
only ONE connection per user/IP/etc. It's a major problem since many
ISPs provides such an access for web storages since FTP is only provided
to administrate the storage by its owner; to provide using 'ftp
Ubuntu hardy, 32 bit, version of nautilus package is 1:2.22.0-0ubuntu1.
Is it fixed recently? Because I do not restart the machine nor logging
in/out from gnome for some days, I will do that tomorrow when I have
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Not sure it's a gnome-terminal issue, however I have this one with using
gnome-terminal. I have never seen this type of bug before. It's up-to-
date 32 bit hardy, gnome-terminal version is 2.22.0-0ubuntu1. Sometimes
I have a terminal window focused but key events go into
And happened again! My home directory IS writable, no disk full issue.
However I found this:
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File: `.Xauthority'
Size: 214 Blocks: 8 IO Block: 4096 regular file
Device: 802h/2050d Inode: 6996468 Links: 1
Access:
Can't reproduce anymore, I guess some of the upgrades fixed the problem.
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via gconf. I've tried this on nvidia and ATI card as well (nvida and
fglrx restricted drivers). The performance render this unusable on both
machines (eg audio/video skips even with mplayer to play video
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This is daily upgraded hardy (32 bit).
It seems for me at least that after a gdm upgrade (but probably it's gdm
related but something else?) no X programs can be run anymore. For
example if I try to run xterm from an already existing terminal window I
got:
No protocol
I guess jerky/tearing video playback is caused because with composite it
uses textured video instead of video overlay? If yes, it's a problem
since then composite is not good for desktop: playing video is frequent
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that gdm can be the reason. However I'm only sure in the symptom: no X
clients can be run at one point (as far as I remember after upgrades),
trying to
Some files packed into a tgz file is attached. My home directory:
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drwxr-xr-x 239 lgb lgb 20480 2008-03-03 09:06 /home/lgb
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lgb
(note: pidgin segfault can be seen in file 'dmesg' is already reported
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Now
Ok, but if it's true that gdm should not using tmp, what's this in the
output of strace (it's an example, now I run xterm)?
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[...]
access(/tmp/.gdmFV696T, R_OK) = 0
open(/tmp/.gdmFV696T, O_RDONLY) = 4
Since the file has gdm in its name
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I've got this bug too since updating the system to be up-to-date gutsy
from the state of yesterday. When trying to resize the window of gnome-
terminal it reportes the same resolution as xwininfo reports, so
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Ok, I've just find the workaround gconf settings in #140540.
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I've created a drawer with some application launcher icons inside it.
After logging into gnome, drawer opens fine at the first time after the
icon of the drawer. However clicking later again to open it always open
at the left top corner of the screen behin in front of the
I don't use desktop effects, it is an ATI stuff (using fglrx binary blob
driver):
01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RC410 [Radeon
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Ack, this fixed the problem for me too. HOwever now sometimes f-spot
freezes with xlib async reply messages (though I don't think it's
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Just created another drawer, and I can't reproduce the bug either.
interesting, since (as screenshots show) that was the case at the fist
time ... I've created another drawer, moved items from the old (and
buggy) one, then deleted the the old one. The new one works without
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Ok, thanks for information, I wish it [xkeyboard-config 0.8] was here :)
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/1881332/trace.txt
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Public bug reported:
Affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
Notification area applet on the panel often leaks space, I mean after
apper / disappear some notification icons there will more and more space
between
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 35090 ***
As far as I can remember, I've reported similar bugs some time ago but I'm not
sure it was in Ununtu bug tracking system at all. Sorry if I duplicate
something. Can you mention the bug number(s) describes this problem? Since I
would be interested in
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 35090 ***
Errr, ps :) Sorry, it's too early for me now, I mean I had almost haven't
got any sleep at night ... Of course duplication is described at this very
page: This report is a duplicate of bug #35090
Sorry for the noise, again.
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Notification
Similar issue for me, desribed (with screenshots) in bug #37783 which seems to
be duplication of this report. An unwanted space exists between some icons and
yes, with transparent panel it will be shown as three vertical lines, just
check the screenshots in my report to compare.
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Stray
I still have this problem with Inrepid as well. Is it possible that
neither of compiz and nor the compositing support in metacity like the
idea that I have dual head configuration in xorg.conf?
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[hardy] metacity usability problems with and without composite support
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