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envoy might cause X server to freeze/lock (processes are STOPped) #65
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Closing this for now, it did not happen since a while anymore - I am using envoy-git currently (14.34.g963b231-1). |
I can somehow reproduce this using v14. I have two X sessions on tty1 and tty2. When pinentry is running (waiting for a passphrase) on tty1 and I trigger it on tty2, it will cause the "freezing" on tty2. The symptom is that all programs started from ~/.xinitrc are in the "stopped" gpg-agent's debug log in this case.
The last line I was seeing on tty2's X session when tailing the log:
I am using 2.1.10 on Arch Linux. It might be related to this commit in Git, but not in v14: df61020. gpg-agent or something else might cause this behavior in case stdin is not closed. |
It is still problematic with envoy-git, too - re-opening. |
I've experimented with commenting out calls to In gpg-agent's log it looks like this:
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I've seen it occasionally that the X server would appear to have frozen, usually when switching back to it (I am using two Xorg instances, through
startx
).This happened occasionally and I could not reproduce it.
I am using
envoy-exec
in a script started from.xprofile
, which runs in the background.And now I've noticed that this also happens during login already when the
gpg-agent.conf
contains a non-existent entry forpinentry-program
:pinentry-program /usr/bin/pinentry-qt4
(which recently moved to/usr/bin/pinentry-qt
on Arch Linux).I am using
-t gpg-agent
with envoy, viasystemctl enable [email protected]
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