Bug#560968: gdm: seems to have incorrect startup dependencies and stops too early
Josselin Mouette
joss at debian.org
Mon Dec 14 11:10:26 UTC 2009
Le dimanche 13 décembre 2009 à 04:00 +0100, Bas Wijnen a écrit :
> Since I upgraded to dependency-based boot, there are two problems:
>
> - Sometimes the initial server startup fails. Gdm then tries a second
> time. This does work, but the automatic login is not used, so I need
> to manually log in in that case. Because the new server successfully
> starts, I can't find a log of the failure.
This is a recurring issue that can be summarized as “first login always
fails”. I’d appreciate if you could have a look at your logs (auth.log
and syslog) and see if anything goes wrong at login time.
> - When powering off using gnome, the X server is killed, then gdm
> restarts it, and during this restart gdm is stopped. Eventually the
> system does shut down, but it seems to take much longer than it should
> because of this. Gdm should not try to restart X when the machine is
> shutting down: it should be the first thing to be stopped, and that
> should be the reason for X dying. It seems that X is killed before
> gdm is stopped.
This is probably fixed by GDM 2.28, but this one is still not in Debian
because of the huge number of regressions.
> I put those in one bug report because I think they are the same bug,
> namely an error in the boot dependencies. If I'm wrong about that,
> please clone and rename as appropriate.
None of this is a dependency issue, these are two distinct bugs.
Cheers,
--
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