Thanks Nathan,
I finally lined up all the ducks, and it appears to have worked.
- The dir I'm building in has to be in my home dir
- the xvfb-run seems necessary
- don't attempt to use --headless
- both --user-data-dir=/tmp/ChrUnsnapped and --class="ChrUnsnapped" seem
unnecessary
So,
This breaks our command-line pack of an in-house extension, under Ubuntu 20.04.
Is there a way to do this using the confined run?
Our current unconfined run build command-line (please excuse legacy from
years ago, eg --headless might be more appropriate now):
xvfb-run
Unfortunately while vim-gtk doesn't crash, it does perform poorly during
redraws - see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vim/+bug/320700
I haven't yet found a solution on 16.04 under VMware that both performs well
and doesn't crash.
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In my case, I installed ubuntu-mate-desktop, then xfce4, was running in
xfce4 and did: (a) apt purge ubuntu-mate-desktop, (b) apt autoremove -
which removed among other packages the avahi-dnsconfd package.
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The above commit was about 2 months ago, and going by the tags in git, 3.3.11
(the latest official release) is 11 months ago.
In my view this is a pretty serious bug, and potentially deserving of a
distro-level patch in the interim?
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Looks like it has been fixed upstream already:
https://gitlab.com/procps-ng/procps/commit/b42997b6c9c140c0ee1b93c4bbbc0fee38d21238
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Please have a look at skill.c kill_main(). It looks like in recent releases,
this has switched over to using getopt_long() to process the command-line
arguments. And it's treating '-1[anything]' as a kill(-1, ...) which kills
*everything* you're permitted to kill except init.
If I'm correct,
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