if by non graphical shell you mean a shell you arrive at via a local login,
I would not expect the bug to be present. The bug, as I understand it,
happens when the login process (not the UI) skips some step.
I can't imagine you would encounter this in any "official" login, such as
to a virtual
it is more that systemd is not setup properly rather than snaps, but snaps
assume systemd cgroup is set up when other applications are not so fussy.
systemd-oomd also relies on cgroups and I wonder if it is broken too.
Anyway, the root cause of this is not snaps, but rather, snaps expose a bug
Hi, if you connect with VNC, then you are starting the session with the VNC
scripts, and this is actually an instance of the bug as I understand it, a
non-standard login. If this is how you reproduce it, you are simply
repeating what is common to the reports already here. There is something
wrong
If you find a way to reproduce it, for example installing into a VM in such
a way that you can trigger it, then it would be helpful. The point is that
there are millions of standard Ubuntu installs involving a few different
kernel versions and the only reports of it are a couple here. If a
I doubt the kernel but a standard desktop install should have given you the
hwe kernel so something isn't right. There is no way you should get this
problem running Firefox in a standard desktop install. The bug is mostly
due to non standard logins and certainly a standard Ubuntu install delivers
Janus, your kernel is old and does not match a desktop (HWE) kernel for
22.04.3, so I guess this is a server install of Ubuntu. How are you
connecting to it?
On Tue, 17 Oct 2023 at 13:21, Janus Kobain <1951...@bugs.launchpad.net>
wrote:
> In GNOME Terminal:
> $ chromium
>
unconfinded snaps don't have thie problem (that is, --classic snaps), these
bypass all the snap sandboxing and I guess this means they bypass the
controls and restrictions of cgroups. If you want this fixed, you have to
get x2go fixed. Report the bug there.
On Sun, 6 Nov 2022 at 21:05, Luigi
@Akkana. My suspicion from digging around is that the problem happens
during login, not session start. Certain steps in the sessiond login
process need to be invoked for the session bus to work correctly. You will
see from other reports that this issue is with the dbus session bus not
being set up
@mtu and make sure that systemd is properly installed, how you check this I
don't know.
On Fri, 21 Oct 2022 at 08:13, Tim Richardson
wrote:
> hi @mtu, in that case no confined snaps will work for you, which you are
> probably noticing. Something is wrong with your installation, I think. At a
>
hi @mtu, in that case no confined snaps will work for you, which you are
probably noticing. Something is wrong with your installation, I think. At a
wild guess, try installing gdm3 and making it default. Or reinstall.
Speaking from my own experience, I have not seen this once in any upgrades
or
Akkana, what login manager are you using with openbox?
On Thu, 20 Oct 2022 at 14:57, Tim Richardson
wrote:
> The problem was identified as the session not being established correctly
> in some instances, and those instances were 100% involved in non-mainstream
> session starts (nomachine or
The problem was identified as the session not being established correctly
in some instances, and those instances were 100% involved in non-mainstream
session starts (nomachine or other remote session starts such as X2Go).
The fixes apart from disabling cgroups v2 involve simulating one aspect of
a
This is not a snap problem. I don't think it is a problem with standard
Linux desktops either. The problem seems to be entirely reported for remote
desktop sessions,.somehow they have missed something modern systemd sets up
at login.
On Mon, 17 Oct 2022, 13:40 Daniel van Vugt,
It is (much) better to use the more sophisticated workaround that does
not disable cgroups v2.
On Tue, 2 Aug 2022 at 07:32, mtu <1951...@bugs.launchpad.net> wrote:
>
> I see the same as Stephen in c46: snap-Firefox fails to start locally,
> _sometimes_ – the error is not readily reproducable.
>
>
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