On Tue, 19 Nov 2019 01:28:10 +0100
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> My current work-around is to manually stop the GSA service and
> its dependencies, after they get restarted each time. A more severe
> workaround is to use systemctl masking:
>
> % sudo systemctl mask greenbone-security-assistant
>
> However, this
My system is also affected. Running debian 10.2, with greenbone-security-assistant 7.0.3+dfsg.1-1.
I get the following error, with enable or disable actions:
% sudo systemctl disable greenbone-security-assistant
Synchronizing state of greenbone-security-assistant.service with SysV service
> Please keep the bug mail address in Cc, so that our findings is
> recorded.
Ok, did that.
>> Still, if the system's state is of interest, I'd be glad to provide output.
>
>Yes it is :)
Sure thing. Here we go...
>charles xavier, le mer. 28 août 2019 07:55:59 +0200, a ecrit:
> How do you run your X session? Through a DM like lightdm (which one?) or
> through startx or something else?
Yep, it's through lightdm.
My intent is to run XFCE and whatever components are needed by packages I want.
Sort-of a minimalist approach to hoarding. That has got me some gnome
Since upgrade to buster, I've been seeing the same behavior as reported in this
bug. Not sure if it needs a new bug. Decided on replying to existing bug since
this one was left unreproducible, but my system seems to have found a way...
Running XFCE with "Enable assistive technologies" unchecked
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