I've tried to find out which programs constitute to those pids in
.xsession-errors, but I've been unable to find out that. However. if the
pid of gnome-session is x, then the first of the pids in .xsession-
errors is a little bit higher than x, maybe x+[34], and the and the next
is maybe x + [8-10].
I wrote a small shell script that would do ps ax to a file every 0.01
second, and between two file outputs, it seems that those pid hase
managed to both start and disappear, so it happens very fast. What is
very odd, is that once when I did ran this script and logged in, it did
work! Then I immediately logged out and in, and since then it has not
worked again. :-(
ps ax reveals that gconfd-2 is running, with pid=x + ~50-60, and gnome-
keyring-daemon, pid = x - [1-3]
Hope this could be of some relevance. What would probably be helpful is
to found out which programs constitute to those pids, but I am not
skilled enough in Linux to find out that by myself unfortunately. Could
anyone please tell me how to find out this?
** Summary changed:
- gnome-session hangs on log in
+ [Hardy] gnome-session hangs on log in
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[Hardy] gnome-session hangs on log in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/179552
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