Thanks Seth, I doubt that keychain is (even in part) responsible for
this behaviour; I'll try to confirm Tuesday - after the long weekend -
when I'm back at work.
Thanks for responding Robie.
I apologise - was on a rampage because the other bug that I'm sitting on
(not as the original reporter, b
Let's set Importance to Low to make it clear that this won't be worked
on any time soon. Sorry Andrej - with only one person marked as affected
we can't prioritise this.
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Importance: Undecided => Low
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Sorry Andrej; you may be the only one experiencing this issue, and it
sounds extremely frustrating. But I don't know what to suggest next to
debug why it's happening.
About all I can suggest is that I gave up on the keychain script myself
~five years ago, but I can't recall why. You may reconsider
Over a year gone, and the problem still exists?
Am I the only one who occasinally logs into a machine running ssh-agent?
Are others happy to log out of the running X session and log back in every
time the ssh'ed to a machine?
No one really gives a rats arse?
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Ooops ... sorry ... thanks for the update!
On 12 May 2015 at 08:44, Seth Arnold <1446...@bugs.launchpad.net> wrote:
> Andrej, sorry, normally the person who supplies the additional
> information sets the status back to 'new' or 'confirmed' as needed. We
> don't say that nearly often enough. sorry
Andrej, sorry, normally the person who supplies the additional
information sets the status back to 'new' or 'confirmed' as needed. We
don't say that nearly often enough. sorry.
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Can you please let me know in which way this is still incomplete?
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ssh-agent terminates
Status in openssh pac
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ssh-agent terminates
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Bug description:
I hav
Still incomplete?
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ssh-agent terminates
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Aight, thanks Seth for the execsnoop link, excellent stuff to have in
your tool-box. I just re-ran my test-case, and this is the new strace
output, with the correlating execsnoop snippet.
select(5, [3 4], [], NULL, NULL)= 1 (in [4])
read(4, "\0\0\0\1\v", 1024) = 5
select(5, [3
Brendan Gregg has an awesome execsnoop tool that can report systemwide
execs in his perf-tools package, the whole thing is a goldmine of
amazing tools:
http://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2014-07-28/execsnoop-for-linux.html
Probably this is easier than the process accounting.
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Hi Robie,
The pid I posted didn't exist on the system anymore when you asked.
I took a "snapshot" of current pids, ran the scp from remote again, this
time the pid in question was 31397, and that, too, appears to be transient.
After ssh-agent died that pid didn't exist anymore. Any cunning plan o
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better.
Your strace suggests that the process is being killed by a SIGTERM from
pid 21284 which is running as root. Can you reproduce again and try to
determine which process your SIGTERM is coming from?
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