[Bug 234879] Re: Update manager hangs when localhost can not be resolved

2008-11-20 Thread Martin Pitt
Sorry, please make that strace -tt -o /tmp/sudo.trace sudo true to include timestamps into the log. Also, please give the output of hostname and attach your /etc/hosts. ** Tags added: hang ** Tags removed: deadlock hangs manager password su update ** Summary changed: - Update manager ha

[Bug 234879] Re: Update manager hangs when localhost can not be resolved

2008-11-20 Thread Martin Pitt
This sounds very similar to bug 32906, but this was fixed in hardy (8.04). I cannot reproduce this at all, if I remove "localhost" and my hostname from /etc/hosts, both sudo and gksu still work fine. To debug this on your side: do you also get the hang if you run "sudo" in a root terminal? I. e.

[Bug 234879] Re: Update manager hangs when localhost can not be resolved

2008-11-04 Thread barbed_saber
I think I have the same problem (then again, I may have miss-understood it entirely) Whenever anything gksudo comes up, it just hangs. Normal sudo takes ages (type command, wait wait wait, host could not be resolved, enter password) I have to do everything from the command line, and it takes age

[Bug 234879] Re: Update manager hangs when localhost can not be resolved

2008-08-12 Thread Joe Duffus
Thanks Joel. Your solution worked perfectly for me. I was seeing the hang on update manager as well as a prompt when executing a command in the terminal saying "Could not resolve host ***". I think this occurred because after installation and the initial configuration I added the domain name t