Since Maverick will be end of lifed in a few weeks, I won't be trying to
diagnose this any further. I am closing this bug.
If you still have this issue with a clean profile on a more recent
version of Ubuntu, please file a new bug. Thanks.
** Changed in: virt-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New
On 11-06-01 11:15 PM, Marc Deslauriers wrote:
If you create a new user on your system, and leave the default gnome
configuration in place, are you able to reproduce the issue?
No. So obviously something in my existing environment is causing this
problem. But what?
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Interesting...
Do you use the same language when you login as the new user?
Do you have the default theme, or do you have a custom theme?
Have you removed any indicator applets from your Gnome panel?
If I think of anything else that could be different that could impact
it, I'll update the bug.
On 11-06-02 08:07 AM, Marc Deslauriers wrote:
Do you use the same language when you login as the new user?
Yup.
Do you have the default theme, or do you have a custom theme?
Default.
Have you removed any indicator applets from your Gnome panel?
Not that I know of. Do you have any tests
Could you attach the resulting files of the following commands, please?
gconftool-2 --dump /apps/panel panel.log
and
ps auxww | grep ind processes.log
Thanks
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OK, nothing out of the ordinary in those...if I think of something else,
I'll leave a comment...
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segfault in
if you need a workaround for now, you can disable indicator support in
virt-manager by editing the /usr/share/virt-
manager/virtManager/systray.py file as root, and changing import
appindicator at the top to import xxappindicator. That will then
fallback to using the notification area for the
So, any more on this or will this bug just be another filed away as too
difficult and never actually fixed, like so many others?
Sorry for my pessimism but I have to admit that I am sorely disenchanted
by Ubuntu and it's bug fixing processes these days. In fact my next
upgrade could very well be
And yeah, I get that Ubuntu is free (for people not paying for support
contracts that is). No criticism from me about the speed of bug fixes
in free software. Just letting you know where I sit at the moment and
it's on the fence, ready to jump into the Fedora yard for a while.
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I would really like to fix this bug, but I can't seem to be able to
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segfault in dbusmenu_menuitem_property_set_value
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I can't reproduce this.
What desktop environment are you running under?
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On 11-05-30 11:14 AM, Marc Deslauriers wrote:
I can't reproduce this.
I can reproduce 100% of the time, unfortunately.
What desktop environment are you running under?
Gnome, on Maverick.
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What's the output of the following command?:
dpkg -l *dbusmenu* *appmenu*
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Does it work if you try disabling the system tray? To do so, you can run
the following command:
gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/virt-manager/system-tray false
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On 11-05-30 11:33 AM, Marc Deslauriers wrote:
What's the output of the following command?:
dpkg -l *dbusmenu* *appmenu*
$ dpkg -l *dbusmenu* *appmenu*
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
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Status=Not/Inst/Conf-files/Unpacked/halF-conf/Half-inst/trig-aWait/Trig-pend
|/
With the system tray enabled, could you please start virt-manager with
the following command line, try and start a vm, and attache the
resulting file here? Thanks
virt-manager --debug debug.log 21
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So, if I'm reading the log correctly, when you start virt-manager, you
already have two VMs running, and you try and start a third? Is that
accurate?
Does the problem occur if no VMs are running when you start virt-
manager?
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On 11-05-30 01:59 PM, Marc Deslauriers wrote:
So, if I'm reading the log correctly, when you start virt-manager, you
already have two VMs running, and you try and start a third? Is that
accurate?
Sounds like it could be correct, yes.
Does the problem occur if no VMs are running when you
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