** Changed in: gdm
Status: In Progress = Won't Fix
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To manage
don't change years old bugs like that, there is already a bug about
lightdm and things got improved in the precise version
** Changed in: unity-greeter
Status: New = Invalid
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This bug still occurs with the Unity greeter in 11.10. (Greeter is not
displayed, cannot log in.)
** Also affects: unity-greeter
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Assignee: Ted Gould (ted) = (unassigned)
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I can confirm that this bug is back in maverick
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released = Confirmed
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Importance: Unknown = Wishlist
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I figured out a four part solution to this problem which has been going
on since 2006.The history itself (which is given below) reveals the
solution.
Part I https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=144473 has a partial
fix for gdm which has not been assigned to anyone.
Part II The next part of
It appears to me this bug is back. That is, the same thing happened to
be in Ubuntu 8.10 today
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I should have also noted that Ted Gould's solution doesn't work in 9.10.
That is, simply rebooting the computer has no effect. This problem
began with the latest upgrade.
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As discussed this morning in the Desktop Team meeting we're going to
mark this bug as fixed. Adding the ability for GDM to handle this is a
different bug.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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2008/3/8, Ted Gould [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Sat, 2008-03-08 at 12:43 +, Vincenzo Ciancia wrote:
Can't the check to mount overflow tmp just be added to gdm each time it
restarts?
Well, not directly. GDM runs as the gdm user, and so wouldn't have root
permissions. Now, if there were a
Can't the check to mount overflow tmp just be added to gdm each time it
restarts?
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On Sat, 2008-03-08 at 12:43 +, Vincenzo Ciancia wrote:
Can't the check to mount overflow tmp just be added to gdm each time it
restarts?
Well, not directly. GDM runs as the gdm user, and so wouldn't have root
permissions. Now, if there were a set uid script that did this, that
could do
I created a virtual machine running Hardy. Then I switched to a VT and
filled up the disk with dd. When trying to login, GDM prompted me with
an error that the disk was full, and it could not create the
authentication tokens. There was no way to log in.
I rebooted the machine.
Upon reboot
Since we have /etc/init.d/mountoverflowtmp, there is a chacne that this
is already fixed in Hardy. Ted agreed to test this throroughly to
verify.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs) = Ted Gould (ted-gould)
Status: Triaged = Incomplete
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** Tags removed: qa-hardy-list
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I am now testing hardy, I reported bug #186633 which seems to be
different than this bug, but may be confused for it. Does it look like
the same bug to some of you?
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I also confirm this BUG and waiting for any solution!
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i confirm this bug
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Do you consider the bug fixed in gutsy then? The tmpfs looks like a
different issue
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I experienced the problem of disk space exhausted recently. It worked,
i.e. I was able to log in, but nobody warned me so I had to interrupt my
work and reboot when I noticed that the tmpfs had been mounted. I don't
understand if the tmpfs can be mounted also while users are logged (I
guess not or
Does anybody still get the issue on gutsy?
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I have the same issue, except the fact with mine is that I freed more
than 4 gigs of space by deleting some stuff and removing a ton of
sofware with synaptic and apt-get, checked it with df -h, only to
reboot and find that my computer had somehow reclaimed that space and my
root partition returned
That's going to be worked for gutsy,
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootLoginWithFullFilesystem
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The fact that you can't log in to uninstall something because you've run
out of space is more the point, I think.
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I agree ... this should be a high priority bug. I have tried other
suggestions from earlier discussions where it was suggested that for
some reason the ownership on the .ICEauthority file in my home directory
has changed. And all that was needed to do to resolve the situation was
to was to remove
The gdm code is mostly upstream you will likely get the same bug with
any other linux distribution
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Note that it's easy enough to make some space, just uninstall something
you are not using
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I agree that this should be assigned a higher priority,
Why, yes, it did catch me last night :)
It's made worse by the behaviour of ext3 when full: you can delete files
using 'rm' or 'apt-get clear' *BUT* the free space doesn't increase?!?
(Because the journalling system couldn't write anything
Ah yes, my other comment about the current position is that it's
particularly annoying when you've (sensibly) put /home on a different
partition: by picking a different session, you can get a simple
graphical login working (albeit without menus) *BUT* there's no way to
change to root in order to
There already is reserved space (for root, and gdm is launched as root)
however this space can be filled by root itself using e.g. apt or
pbuilder. Reserving space for a single program might be interesting but
would require kernel modification.
I have a simpler solution in mind, but I am still
I'm glad that talented people like Vincenzo etc are actually thinking
about ways of solving this. This bug has caused me a lot of problems and
I would love to see it eliminated.
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I would recommend this bug be raised to at least High priority.
A good friend of mine recently had this problem and we were almost at
the point of formatting reinstalling the system, until I happened to
remember hearing about this bug on the Ubuntu forums.
To fix this bug, we installed a free
** Summary changed:
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