Stop creating "weird" directories in home directory
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This update has been submitted for testing by mmarusak.
Installed the 2.11.1-3 - no more "weird directories"
This update has been pushed to testing.
This update has been submitted for batched by bodhi.
This update has been submitted for stable by mkutlak.
no more "weird directories" since install
works
I still have #1641456
Works for me.
1665740 abrt-applet creates "weird" directories in my home directory resolved.
This update has been pushed to stable.
The update seems to have fixed #1665740 but I am experiencing #1665521 and getting GLIB_CRITICAL errors in the journal after applying the patch.
*** Last reboot before applying patch
Jan 16 02:24:33 red-dwarf gnome-session[2488]: gnome-session-binary[2488]: GLib-CRITICAL: g_child_watch_add_full: assertion 'pid > 0' failed Jan 16 02:24:33 red-dwarf gnome-session-binary[2488]: GLib-CRITICAL: g_child_watch_add_full: assertion 'pid > 0' failed
*** Reboot after patch applied
Jan 16 03:03:27 red-dwarf gnome-session[2492]: gnome-session-binary[2492]: GLib-CRITICAL: g_child_watch_add_full: assertion 'pid > 0' failed Jan 16 03:03:27 red-dwarf gnome-session-binary[2492]: GLib-CRITICAL: g_child_watch_add_full: assertion 'pid > 0' failed
Note: I am running Kernel 4.20.1-200.fc29.x86_64 for the test day.
With abrt-2.12.0 I still have random directories created in my home directory. The bug is still not fixed. I removed abrt-applet but the weird directories still appear. Inside the weird directory there's a ".cache" subdirectory. Inside the ".cache" subdirectory there's a empty xsession-errors.
Tried removing abrt altogether (with lots of dependencies, yes) and still getting weir directories created at login time. It looks like it's not abrt fault (or not only abrt fault). Somewhere there's a concrete error.
Re: Tried removing abrt altogether (with lots of dependencies, yes) and still getting weir directories created at login time. It looks like it's not abrt fault (or not only abrt fault). Somewhere there's a concrete error.
You may want to use auditctl to watch for "mkdir" system calls - set it up from text mode prior to logging in , then log in, finally check audit results.