The crash log I attached is the crash log that was written shortly after I resized an X11 window (displayed through a ssh connection) and the server went down. But maybe that was just a coincidence... I don't know. Anyway I think my pulling the resize corner of the window triggered the crash. The other piece of the situation is the X11 launch problem I mentioned. Before the crash, it was working all right but after it, the Xserver doesn't seem to be active as soon as it used to be (see my original mail). That is a little annoying now for everyday use, especially when I ssh on distant machines. Moreover, this also happens now on a clean (I hope) install of 2.3.0-rc3 whereas 2.2.1 works ok. So something must have changed somewhere.... What files could have been modified, apart from the ones in the X112.3.0-rc3 pkg? V. On Jun 10, 2008, at 10:54, Jeremy Huddleston wrote:
Is that crash log the one from the window resize? Or is that crash log different? I've seen that crash log before when I handed off the launchd display socket to the X server before the X server was ready for it, but after I fixed that, I haven't seen the issue come back.
The only thing that I could think that would be causing a crash there needs noPanoramixExtension to be set to false, and that happens at startup.
On Jun 10, 2008, at 09:28, Vincent Mor?nas wrote:
Hello,
I have installed 2.3.0-rc3 and been using it for about a week now... flawlessly for my usage. But this morning the X11.app crashed while I was resizing a window (I was connected to a distant machine through ssh) and since then, there's something wrong with the launch mechanism : with the terminal app , if I type xlogo for instance, X11 starts and then I get this message : Xlib: connection to "/tmp/launch-aOgpYn/:0" refused by server Xlib: No protocol specified If I type xlogo again, with that X11 app freshly launched and running, the logo appears and no more error messages.... (racing condition?)
I decided to re-install 2.3.0-rc3 from scratch (I hope I erased all traces of X11 before : I lsbom-ed the receipts of the installed package to see where the files were written and I also erased the X11 preferences from my home directory).... same behaviour with the new install. So I removed X11 2.3.0-rc3 once again and installed 2.2.1... the problem didn't appear. Finally I re-installed 2.3.0-rc3 over 2.2.1, and the problem returned !!!
I don't understand what has changed before and after the crash. Any idea ? I have attached the crash log for those interested.
Thanks.
Vincent.
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