I think the problem still exists with Xsession when use gdm to login, at least
in 12.04.5 LTS:
(Yeah I know the release is not officially supported any more, just in case
anybody is interested to trace back)
(For the moment I leave the comment here, before somebody is sure this is
related to
Moving to fix released. For sometime now the updates in Intrepid have
shown zero zombies on my install plus a number of other testers
installs. Should anyone still be replicating the problem who has
confirmed they have correctly synched their install to the latest
Intrepid repos, please advise.
The duplicate bug #252702 notes that the zombies are present under
gnome-session, but I seem to have x-session-manager instead. Could
someone else post their output of ps axf? Thanks in advance.
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Here's mine, as requested.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16378350/ps_axf
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Thanks for that, it looks the same as mine. In any case, my best guess
is gdm, so I'll file it against that. This also seems like an issue that
needs to be fixed by release.
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Sourcepackagename: None = gdm
Target: None = ubuntu-8.10
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not likely a gdm issue, this one didn't changed for a while and there is
no reason why gdm which is a system service should be responsive for
user softwares
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Marking as gnome-session. The duplicate had the zombies spawned from
gnome-session, and the two logs here are from x-session-manager, which
after looking at 'man x-session-manager', appears to be gnome-session.
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You're correct Hew. x-session-manager is simply a symlink to gnome-
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Same here, Ubuntu 8.04 with intrepid.
Noticed the issue only yesterday after an update. The same update
caused another problem with Compiz, had to remove metacity to resolve
that.
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Same here - Intrepid Alpha 3 new install on AMD 64 (64bit Alt CD)
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I can confirm this bug
ps -A output:
22372 ?00:00:00 gnome-login-sou defunct
22389 ?00:00:00 jockey-gtk defunct
22390 ?00:00:00 pactl defunct
22391 ?00:00:00 gnome-at-visual defunct
22393 ?00:00:00 gnome-power-man defunct
22396 ?00:00:00
ps aux |grep \defunct\
jumala5730 0.0 0.0 0 0 ?Z15:49 0:00
[gnome-power-man] defunct
jumala5731 0.0 0.0 0 0 ?Z15:49 0:00 [pactl]
defunct
jumala5732 0.0 0.0 0 0 ?Z15:49 0:00
[gnome-volume-ma] defunct
jumala
same here intrepid A3 fresh amd64 install .
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Can you try to turn off some of the start-up apps in gnome-session-
properties and try to reboot? Especially xdg-user-dirs-gnome and gnome-
at-visual. Thanks
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$ ps aux | grep defunct | awk '{print $11}'
[gnome-login-sou]
[gsynaptics-init]
[pactl]
[gnome-volume-ma]
[xdg-user-dirs-g]
[jockey-gtk]
[gnome-power-man]
[gnome-at-visual]
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Steffen, please try to reproduce as mentioned in comment 4. Thanks
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Turning off xdg-user-dirs-gtk-update and gnome-at-visual left five
zombie processes:
jockey-gtk
pactl
gnome-login-sou
gnome-power-man
gnome-volume-ma
Turning off all options indeed had zero zombies, albeit with a crippled
desktop. I ran each command manually, one by one, but they all came up
Ok, then it's a real issue.
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Does it happen every time? Or only at this session? Sometimes it's
enough to have only one zombie and apps that depend on that zombie
become zombies too. Try to investigate if it's common issue with the
same app. Thanks
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I rebooted, logged in, and checked the processes. They are zombies
immediately. This bug is reproducible. They are the same eight
processes:
gnome-at-visual
gnome-login-sou
gnome-power-man
gnome-volume-ma
jockey-gtk
metacity
pactl
xdg-user-dirs-g
My sound is working just fine with pulseaudio,
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