This bug just crashed my system, growing ~/.xsession to 450GB until my
disk filled to 100%. Will removing rhythmbox prevent it from happening?
$ sudo apt-get remove rhythmbox
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I just don't use it any more. but it is a more generic problem than
rythmbox. no program and/or file should be able to overrun the system disk.
/iaw
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don't think deleting will work, because the OS process has a hold on the
file. you may need to log out or reboot to get rid of it...if you can,
because the system becomes unresponsive. good luck. /iaw
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In my case, it is Rhythmbox that has filled the .xsession-errors file.
I used less on that file, jumped to the end of the file, and paged up.
For about a minute, all I could see where the lines:
(rhythmbox-metadata:29775): GStreamer-CRITICAL **:
gst_bus_timed_pop_filtered: assertion `timeout == 0
Having the same problem.
Running rhythmbox -d
It seems he problem arising while scanning "Album Artwork/...itc" which were
generated by iTunes.
removing "Album Artwork/" solved the problem for me
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Yeap, I can confirm. Started rhythmbox and suddenly got 37 Gb .xsession-
errors in a blink of the eye.
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.xsession fills up with gstreamer
This is hapening to me too. Plus, because I use btrfs, when I run out of
space I can't even delete files. Only a full system reboot can bring the
system back to workable conditions.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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