@konaya I just wrote a post in the forums of what I found to be the root
cause of this issue. In my logs it appeared as if what caused the log
file to grow so large was a brute-force attack. The log filling up is a
result of the failed attempts to authenticate to your system's VNC
server. After a c
On Fri, Nov 09, 2012 at 03:42:20PM -, Benjamin Tayehanpour wrote:
> Shouldn't this bug be broadened a bit? Allowing .xsession-errors to grow
> indefinitely without any kind of log rotation in place is a design flaw.
> The file should be rotated and old files compressed.
It doesn't work that wa
Shouldn't this bug be broadened a bit? Allowing .xsession-errors to grow
indefinitely without any kind of log rotation in place is a design flaw.
The file should be rotated and old files compressed. A gzipped >5GiB log
file takes up about 20MiB on disk.
Attaching a gzipped log file which repeats,
Kanaida, I've got the same bug and have Remmina running as well. It is
actually a freeRDP bug.
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=4DE6E66C.502%40163.com&forum_name=remmina-common
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=3315749&group_id=278330&atid=1181674
It
> Suggestion #1 There should be a file size limit and once that's
> reached, it starts to overwrite.
> Suggestion #2 Implement the "This error repeats 147 more times" in the
> error log rather than logging each error.
Neither of these are practical solutions. The nature of .xsession-
errors is t
This seems to be a lot more wide-spread than just this particular
package. I have found that occasionally deleting the .cache directory
in my home folder seems to solve a lot of this. I keep having this file
fill up a 750GB partition in less than 24 hours. Filling 750 GB, making
me find the file
I get the same exact problem when I use remminas, connect to an rdp
client or two. Leave them sit there overnight, sometimes a few days.
Then your pc crashes out of disk space.
I see something similar to the following:
SSL: Write IO_ERROR
It filled up 860GB out of my 1TB drive. Nasty...
Not so
A working workaround for me is to install the 64 bits version of flash.
(which is BETA)
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Title:
nspluginwrapper fills .xsession-errors until disk s
and some commands to show how bad NSplugin is impacting the log file
here (number of lines in the log file and the size of the file):
$ grep "NSPlugin" ~/.xsession-errors | wc -l
4415936
$ grep "NSPlugin" ~/.xsession-errors.old | wc -l
20999800
$ ls -l ~/.xsession-errors
-rw--- 1 yannick yan
Hi, same issue here, i've this file the size of a DVD... And it's not
that easy to pinpoint the culprit. It is a pretty bad issue IMHO.
I used this:
$ find /home/YOUR_NICK -iname "*" -mmin -2 -print
It will show the files accessed in the last 2 minutes in your home
(replace YOUR_NICK with your l
Ubuntu 10.04, Firefox 3.6.13
Also creates multi-GB .xsession-errors file.
A workaround for affected users:
According to http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?t=218008
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Use small script and put it into the startup apps, it seems xinit does not
create a new x
(Also Ubuntu 10.10.)
I noticed the backup of my home directory was taking hours rather than
minutes and tracked it down to a 2.5 GB ".xsession-errors.old" file
which contained over 13,000,000 lines of:
*** NSPlugin Viewer ***
WARNING:(/build/buildd/nspluginwrapper-1.2.2/src/npw-
viewer.c:1017):i
Seen also on Ubuntu 10.10:
flashplugin-nonfree10.2.152.27ubuntu0.10.10.1
firefox
3.6.13+build3+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.10.10.1
nspluginwrapper1.2.2-0ubuntu7
*** NSPlugin Viewer ***
WARNING:(/build/buildd/nspluginw
This bug happened to me last night. System is running Ubuntu 10.04.2
LTS, firefox 3.6.13 with flashplugin 10.2.152.27ubuntu0.10.04.1
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