FWIW, I've just changed mountall to use the default 'console log'
instead of 'console output' in the upload of 2.50 to Debian unstable
(which should be syncable to saucy soon), but didn't catch this bug in
the changelog - so closing it manually.
** Changed in: mountall (Ubuntu)
Status: Conf
** Changed in: mountall (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
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After logout Xorg stays stuck in tty_ld
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James, it seems to me in this particular case that we could also address
this by making the mountall job be 'console log' by default instead of
'console output'. Do you see any reason not to do that?
> What would be good is if we could contrive a mntctl option that could be run
> that
> would at
Hi Gema,
The problem then is that mountall is left prompting but meantime X has
started on the same tty. I don't see how mountall could be changed to
deal with this scenario automatically though since the only way to
signify that a particular CIFS mount requires a password is via the
options speci
Yes, mountall and mount.cifs are running when the system is there:
1 0 314 1 20 0 30552 1484 poll_s S? 0:00 mountall
--daemon
0 0 1174 314 20 0 21936 908 wait S? 0:00 mount -t
cifs -o user,user=gema //nasi/data /home/gema/data
4 0 1177
Can you confirm if mountall and/or mount.cifs are running when the
system is in this state?
It does appear that mount.cifs is still attempting to read the CIFS
passwords directly from /dev/tty7.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
After logout
** Tags added: qa-manual-testing
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** Description changed:
Precise is not able to restart Xorg after a logout in any of my
- machines. After I log out, the Xorg process stays stuck in tty_ld (see
- ps log attached). Since tty7 remains busy, no new desktop manager and
- Xorg start up automatically.
+ machines. After I log out, the
