David Grossberg, one could extrapolate your position to every
application that logs information. This viewpoint is unfortunately a
cart before the horse. For example, why as a software maintainer (which
viewed by all maintainers of every application, driver, etc. that this
is an application issue,
#14, This bug is not "an application produces too much error logging"
the bug is "the system doesn't behave in a reasonable way When an
application produces too much error logging"
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** No longer affects: remmina (Ubuntu)
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.xsession-errors fills hard drive until system crashes
To manage notifications about this bug go t
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: remmina (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Not reproducible in Vivid. However, this is too broadly scoped, with way too
many applications to be actionable by one report. If this is reproducible in a
supported release, please file one bug report per application causing an issue
(not slam multiple applications together) via a terminal:
ubu
The script at the following site works around the issue effectively.
http://matrix.z-labor.com/tmp/xsessionlogfix/
I implemented the script on my system on Nov 21st and haven't had any
issues since.
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You system administrators out there know just how grumpy some
applications can get when the disk space runs out. Indexes get out of
sync and critical things can crash in ways that make them nearly
impossible to recover.
I have suggested that the default configuration be changed to in four
ways to
I just deleted a 73GB file, as I did not have any free space left. I
just quickly browsed through it and it is not just Remmina (I do not
ahve it), but (almost) all running applications seem to contribute to
this file.
Within an hour or two the file grew already to 400kB. It would be nice if
* it
** Also affects: xorg-server
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
.xsession-errors fills hard drive until system crashes
To manage
Remmina, unfortunately, may be the source of a number of my issues. It
crashes occassionally, and it causes the drive to fill up with
.xsession-errors like this bug states...
Too bad, because it is a great program.
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However, if you have tried to delete the file and do need to free the
space without logging out or restarting, for example when you have open
documents that need saving and there is no more free disk space this
should work:
find /proc/*/fd -type l -lname '*.xsession-errors*' 2> /dev/null
this wil
The horribly bad thing about this bug as people have probably noticed is
that trying to delete the .xsession-errors file will not recover the
free space. This is due to how linux/unix handles deletions through
unlink such that the space is not freed until the every process with a
file handle to th
Bug #883464 and Bug #870138 appear to be duplicates.
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Title:
.xsession-errors fills hard drive until system crashes
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** Package changed: lxde-common (Ubuntu) => remmina (Ubuntu)
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Title:
.xsession-errors fills hard drive until system crashes
To manage notificatio
I never experienced this before today, but this morning and noticed I
had lost 300+GB of space overnight. Baobab didn't give me any idea
where the space had gone (it ignores dot-files?!?!), but K4DirStats led
me straight to .xsession-errors. Through my own folly, I did not
capture a tail of what
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: lxde-common (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Right now my .xsession-errors is 314 GB. GIGS!!! I'm attaching the
first 1000 lines of the file. It's a wide variety of applications that
are erroring for a wide variety of reasons.
NSPlugin is erroring (mentioned in one of the other bug reports) along
with GLib, Unity, NM applet, compiz, gdk p
Right now my .xsession-errors is 314 GB. GIGS!!! I'm attaching the
first 1000 lines of the file. It's a wide variety of applications that
are erroring for a wide variety of reasons.
NSPlugin is erroring (mentioned in one of the other bug reports) along
with GLib, Unity, NM applet, compiz, gdk p
#720833, #588036, #589275, #498911, #759299, #106667, #47381,#765437,
#750701, #60448, #162976, #761074
Anyway, that's just the first 2 pages of googling "llaunchpad xsession-
error fills hard drive". As I stated, it's a wide-spread long term
problem. While I admire you for attempting to address
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