Thanks for your bug. What session did you pick from gdm? gdm has no
reason to use .bashrc if bash is not used. Using to "shopt" to .bashrc
doesn't stop the session to start on my edgy desktop
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop
How would I go about figuring out what session I've got? When I'm in
gdm, it just says "last session" and an ls -la in my home dir doesn't
give me anything with "session" in the name.
I'm starting up in gnome, if that's what you're referring to.
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the session to start is written to .dmrc. Do you have the same issue if
you pick "GNOME" from the sessions list?
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Your bug lacks information we would need to investigate further. We
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information at hand.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Rejected
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I can confirm that this a bug for me too.
My global /etc/bash.bashrc file is sourcing /etc/bash_completion which
in turn exits with a error status of "2" with the following message:
/etc/bash_completion: 44: Syntax error: Bad substitution
You can reproduce by sourcing /etc/bash_completion your s
that looks like a bash bug, not a gdm one
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I think I have figured it out...
My /etc/profile was sourcing /etc/bash.bashrc every time.
You must have made a change to /etc/X11/Xsession recently that means
when you source /etc/profile under sh you end up sourcing
/etc/bash.bashrc.
I assume I am in the wrong here so I have removed the line f
Thinking about it a little more... this is happening becuase I have bash
specific commands in one of my startup files. The gdm package is
sourcing my startup files under sh.
I think therefor that the bug is with the gdm package.
--
"shopt" xsession error upon login
https://launchpad.net/bugs/600
Where do you have your bash specific commands, shouldn't your startup
file use "#!/bin/bash" if you are using them?
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No, my file of bash specific start up commands is in /etc/bash.bashrc
which is sourced from /etc/profile
You cannot put the hash bang at the top of a sourced file.
I do not think I am alone in having bash specific stuff in these files
which is why there are a few other cases of people complaining
Bump. Why is this still at rejected?
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The bug is marked rejected because nobody reopened it, doing that now.
That doesn't really look like a gdm bug though, the /etc/gdm/Xsession
instructions work fine with sh. The /etc/profile file is loaded, it
sources bash.bashrc only if PS1 and BASH are set, is that the case when
gdm is starting?
Right, I see what's going on here. I edited my /etc/profile not to check
for these two variables.
I would say that was a misunderstanding on my part and those others who
removed the checks.
I have added the checks back in and everything works fine.
--
"shopt" xsession error upon login
https://l
Thank you for confirming that Noah. Benjamin, did you change your
profile?
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
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nope, I didn't edit /etc/profile, nor do I have a ~/.profile file, only
~/.bashrc
looking at it closely, it's the one from /etc/skel/.bashrc with a few
aliases and env vars added, and a "set -o vi"
I can't imagine that would trigger bash-specific behavior, but I
dunno...
--
"shopt" xsession err
that's not likely due to some user file, what do you have to
/etc/profile? Could you copy it to a comment?
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attached is my /etc/profile
** Attachment added: "/etc/profile"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6339021/profile
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the profile looks like the stock one, did you change any of the xorg
startup files? could that change make bash_completion be loaded?
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I had a similar problem not being able to log in to the default GNOME
session ( "your last session lasted less than 10 seconds" message). The
problem came from the fact that I had created a .profile symlink linking
to .bashrc. unlink .profile fixed the problem for me
--
"shopt" xsession error upo
As described in the previous comments, your report lacks the information
we need to investigate the problem further. We'll close this report for
now - please reopen it if you can give us the missing information.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Rejected
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As described in the previous comments, your report lacks the information
we need to investigate the problem further. We'll close this report for
now - please reopen it if you can give us the missing information.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Rejected
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Your bug lacks information we would need to investigate further. We
are now going to close the bug - please reopen if you have more
information at hand.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Rejected
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I had a similar problem not being able to log in to the default GNOME
session ( "your last session lasted less than 10 seconds" message). The
problem came from the fact that I had created a .profile symlink linking
to .bashrc. unlink .profile fixed the problem for me
--
"shopt" xsession error upo
I can confirm that this a bug for me too.
My global /etc/bash.bashrc file is sourcing /etc/bash_completion which
in turn exits with a error status of "2" with the following message:
/etc/bash_completion: 44: Syntax error: Bad substitution
You can reproduce by sourcing /etc/bash_completion your s
that looks like a bash bug, not a gdm one
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I think I have figured it out...
My /etc/profile was sourcing /etc/bash.bashrc every time.
You must have made a change to /etc/X11/Xsession recently that means
when you source /etc/profile under sh you end up sourcing
/etc/bash.bashrc.
I assume I am in the wrong here so I have removed the line f
Thinking about it a little more... this is happening becuase I have bash
specific commands in one of my startup files. The gdm package is
sourcing my startup files under sh.
I think therefor that the bug is with the gdm package.
--
"shopt" xsession error upon login
https://launchpad.net/bugs/600
Where do you have your bash specific commands, shouldn't your startup
file use "#!/bin/bash" if you are using them?
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No, my file of bash specific start up commands is in /etc/bash.bashrc
which is sourced from /etc/profile
You cannot put the hash bang at the top of a sourced file.
I do not think I am alone in having bash specific stuff in these files
which is why there are a few other cases of people complaining
Bump. Why is this still at rejected?
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The bug is marked rejected because nobody reopened it, doing that now.
That doesn't really look like a gdm bug though, the /etc/gdm/Xsession
instructions work fine with sh. The /etc/profile file is loaded, it
sources bash.bashrc only if PS1 and BASH are set, is that the case when
gdm is starting?
Right, I see what's going on here. I edited my /etc/profile not to check
for these two variables.
I would say that was a misunderstanding on my part and those others who
removed the checks.
I have added the checks back in and everything works fine.
--
"shopt" xsession error upon login
https://l
Thank you for confirming that Noah. Benjamin, did you change your
profile?
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
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nope, I didn't edit /etc/profile, nor do I have a ~/.profile file, only
~/.bashrc
looking at it closely, it's the one from /etc/skel/.bashrc with a few
aliases and env vars added, and a "set -o vi"
I can't imagine that would trigger bash-specific behavior, but I
dunno...
--
"shopt" xsession err
that's not likely due to some user file, what do you have to
/etc/profile? Could you copy it to a comment?
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attached is my /etc/profile
** Attachment added: "/etc/profile"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6339021/profile
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the profile looks like the stock one, did you change any of the xorg
startup files? could that change make bash_completion be loaded?
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Thanks for your bug. What session did you pick from gdm? gdm has no
reason to use .bashrc if bash is not used. Using to "shopt" to .bashrc
doesn't stop the session to start on my edgy desktop
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop
How would I go about figuring out what session I've got? When I'm in
gdm, it just says "last session" and an ls -la in my home dir doesn't
give me anything with "session" in the name.
I'm starting up in gnome, if that's what you're referring to.
--
"shopt" xsession error upon login
https://laun
the session to start is written to .dmrc. Do you have the same issue if
you pick "GNOME" from the sessions list?
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Your bug lacks information we would need to investigate further. We
are now going to close the bug - please reopen if you have more
information at hand.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Rejected
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I can confirm that this a bug for me too.
My global /etc/bash.bashrc file is sourcing /etc/bash_completion which
in turn exits with a error status of "2" with the following message:
/etc/bash_completion: 44: Syntax error: Bad substitution
You can reproduce by sourcing /etc/bash_completion your s
that looks like a bash bug, not a gdm one
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I think I have figured it out...
My /etc/profile was sourcing /etc/bash.bashrc every time.
You must have made a change to /etc/X11/Xsession recently that means
when you source /etc/profile under sh you end up sourcing
/etc/bash.bashrc.
I assume I am in the wrong here so I have removed the line f
Thinking about it a little more... this is happening becuase I have bash
specific commands in one of my startup files. The gdm package is
sourcing my startup files under sh.
I think therefor that the bug is with the gdm package.
--
"shopt" xsession error upon login
https://launchpad.net/bugs/600
Where do you have your bash specific commands, shouldn't your startup
file use "#!/bin/bash" if you are using them?
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No, my file of bash specific start up commands is in /etc/bash.bashrc
which is sourced from /etc/profile
You cannot put the hash bang at the top of a sourced file.
I do not think I am alone in having bash specific stuff in these files
which is why there are a few other cases of people complaining
Bump. Why is this still at rejected?
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The bug is marked rejected because nobody reopened it, doing that now.
That doesn't really look like a gdm bug though, the /etc/gdm/Xsession
instructions work fine with sh. The /etc/profile file is loaded, it
sources bash.bashrc only if PS1 and BASH are set, is that the case when
gdm is starting?
Right, I see what's going on here. I edited my /etc/profile not to check
for these two variables.
I would say that was a misunderstanding on my part and those others who
removed the checks.
I have added the checks back in and everything works fine.
--
"shopt" xsession error upon login
https://l
Thank you for confirming that Noah. Benjamin, did you change your
profile?
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
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nope, I didn't edit /etc/profile, nor do I have a ~/.profile file, only
~/.bashrc
looking at it closely, it's the one from /etc/skel/.bashrc with a few
aliases and env vars added, and a "set -o vi"
I can't imagine that would trigger bash-specific behavior, but I
dunno...
--
"shopt" xsession err
that's not likely due to some user file, what do you have to
/etc/profile? Could you copy it to a comment?
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attached is my /etc/profile
** Attachment added: "/etc/profile"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6339021/profile
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the profile looks like the stock one, did you change any of the xorg
startup files? could that change make bash_completion be loaded?
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As described in the previous comments, your report lacks the information
we need to investigate the problem further. We'll close this report for
now - please reopen it if you can give us the missing information.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Rejected
--
"shopt" xsessio
I had a similar problem not being able to log in to the default GNOME
session ( "your last session lasted less than 10 seconds" message). The
problem came from the fact that I had created a .profile symlink linking
to .bashrc. unlink .profile fixed the problem for me
--
"shopt" xsession error upo
Thanks for your bug. What session did you pick from gdm? gdm has no
reason to use .bashrc if bash is not used. Using to "shopt" to .bashrc
doesn't stop the session to start on my edgy desktop
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop
How would I go about figuring out what session I've got? When I'm in
gdm, it just says "last session" and an ls -la in my home dir doesn't
give me anything with "session" in the name.
I'm starting up in gnome, if that's what you're referring to.
--
"shopt" xsession error upon login
https://laun
the session to start is written to .dmrc. Do you have the same issue if
you pick "GNOME" from the sessions list?
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I had a similar problem not being able to log in to the default GNOME
session ( "your last session lasted less than 10 seconds" message). The
problem came from the fact that I had created a .profile symlink linking
to .bashrc. unlink .profile fixed the problem for me
--
"shopt" xsession error upo
I can confirm that this a bug for me too.
My global /etc/bash.bashrc file is sourcing /etc/bash_completion which
in turn exits with a error status of "2" with the following message:
/etc/bash_completion: 44: Syntax error: Bad substitution
You can reproduce by sourcing /etc/bash_completion your s
that looks like a bash bug, not a gdm one
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I think I have figured it out...
My /etc/profile was sourcing /etc/bash.bashrc every time.
You must have made a change to /etc/X11/Xsession recently that means
when you source /etc/profile under sh you end up sourcing
/etc/bash.bashrc.
I assume I am in the wrong here so I have removed the line f
Thinking about it a little more... this is happening becuase I have bash
specific commands in one of my startup files. The gdm package is
sourcing my startup files under sh.
I think therefor that the bug is with the gdm package.
--
"shopt" xsession error upon login
https://launchpad.net/bugs/600
Where do you have your bash specific commands, shouldn't your startup
file use "#!/bin/bash" if you are using them?
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No, my file of bash specific start up commands is in /etc/bash.bashrc
which is sourced from /etc/profile
You cannot put the hash bang at the top of a sourced file.
I do not think I am alone in having bash specific stuff in these files
which is why there are a few other cases of people complaining
Bump. Why is this still at rejected?
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The bug is marked rejected because nobody reopened it, doing that now.
That doesn't really look like a gdm bug though, the /etc/gdm/Xsession
instructions work fine with sh. The /etc/profile file is loaded, it
sources bash.bashrc only if PS1 and BASH are set, is that the case when
gdm is starting?
Right, I see what's going on here. I edited my /etc/profile not to check
for these two variables.
I would say that was a misunderstanding on my part and those others who
removed the checks.
I have added the checks back in and everything works fine.
--
"shopt" xsession error upon login
https://l
Thank you for confirming that Noah. Benjamin, did you change your
profile?
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
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nope, I didn't edit /etc/profile, nor do I have a ~/.profile file, only
~/.bashrc
looking at it closely, it's the one from /etc/skel/.bashrc with a few
aliases and env vars added, and a "set -o vi"
I can't imagine that would trigger bash-specific behavior, but I
dunno...
--
"shopt" xsession err
that's not likely due to some user file, what do you have to
/etc/profile? Could you copy it to a comment?
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attached is my /etc/profile
** Attachment added: "/etc/profile"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6339021/profile
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the profile looks like the stock one, did you change any of the xorg
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As described in the previous comments, your report lacks the information
we need to investigate the problem further. We'll close this report for
now - please reopen it if you can give us the missing information.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Rejected
--
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Thanks for your bug. What session did you pick from gdm? gdm has no
reason to use .bashrc if bash is not used. Using to "shopt" to .bashrc
doesn't stop the session to start on my edgy desktop
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop
How would I go about figuring out what session I've got? When I'm in
gdm, it just says "last session" and an ls -la in my home dir doesn't
give me anything with "session" in the name.
I'm starting up in gnome, if that's what you're referring to.
--
"shopt" xsession error upon login
https://laun
the session to start is written to .dmrc. Do you have the same issue if
you pick "GNOME" from the sessions list?
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Your bug lacks information we would need to investigate further. We
are now going to close the bug - please reopen if you have more
information at hand.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Rejected
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/60079
--
de
Thanks for your bug. What session did you pick from gdm? gdm has no
reason to use .bashrc if bash is not used. Using to "shopt" to .bashrc
doesn't stop the session to start on my edgy desktop
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop
How would I go about figuring out what session I've got? When I'm in
gdm, it just says "last session" and an ls -la in my home dir doesn't
give me anything with "session" in the name.
I'm starting up in gnome, if that's what you're referring to.
--
"shopt" xsession error upon login
https://laun
the session to start is written to .dmrc. Do you have the same issue if
you pick "GNOME" from the sessions list?
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Your bug lacks information we would need to investigate further. We
are now going to close the bug - please reopen if you have more
information at hand.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Rejected
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"shopt" xsession error upon login
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I had a similar problem not being able to log in to the default GNOME
session ( "your last session lasted less than 10 seconds" message). The
problem came from the fact that I had created a .profile symlink linking
to .bashrc. unlink .profile fixed the problem for me
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I can confirm that this a bug for me too.
My global /etc/bash.bashrc file is sourcing /etc/bash_completion which
in turn exits with a error status of "2" with the following message:
/etc/bash_completion: 44: Syntax error: Bad substitution
You can reproduce by sourcing /etc/bash_completion your s
that looks like a bash bug, not a gdm one
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Should I refile against Ubuntu bash?
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I think I have figured it out...
My /etc/profile was sourcing /etc/bash.bashrc every time.
You must have made a change to /etc/X11/Xsession recently that means
when you source /etc/profile under sh you end up sourcing
/etc/bash.bashrc.
I assume I am in the wrong here so I have removed the line f
Thinking about it a little more... this is happening becuase I have bash
specific commands in one of my startup files. The gdm package is
sourcing my startup files under sh.
I think therefor that the bug is with the gdm package.
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Where do you have your bash specific commands, shouldn't your startup
file use "#!/bin/bash" if you are using them?
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