Description of problem:
When starting a gnome-terminal on a remote host with all X11/TCP infrastructure code including CORBA via IPv4 enabled (other apps work fine), the gnome-terminal gets a glibc double free error and crashes...
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
gnome-terminal-2.24.1-2.fc10.x86_64
How reproducible:
every time
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Enable X11/TCP mode and xauth on NFS - restart GDM/X server
2. Enable ORBIOPIPv4 in /etc/orbitrc
3. Login into GNOME session on Workstation
4. xauth list - take value and xauth -f .Xauthority add with the
details
5. Enable rsh-server on the file server machine on the local network
6. Test rsh is working (.rhosts etc)
7. Run: rsh fileserver gnome-terminal --display $DISPLAY
Actual results:
Gnome terminal crashes with assertion failure.
Expected results:
Gnome terminal starts on fileserver displaying via X11/TCP
Additional info:
Local network is secure - TCP/X11 tunnelling and SSH is totally unnecessary and over the top and produces significant latency and consumes ptys.
Description of problem:
When starting a gnome-terminal on a remote host with all X11/TCP infrastructure code including CORBA via IPv4 enabled (other apps work fine), the gnome-terminal gets a glibc double free error and crashes...
rsh willow gnome-terminal --display $DISPLAY app.c:1525: terminal_ app_init: assertion failed: (app->default_ profile_ id != NULL)
**
ERROR:terminal-
*** glibc detected *** gnome-terminal: double free or corruption (out): 0x000000000178c0e0 ***
and then hangs...
Other X applications work fine.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.24.1- 2.fc10. x86_64
gnome-terminal-
How reproducible:
every time
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Enable X11/TCP mode and xauth on NFS - restart GDM/X server
2. Enable ORBIOPIPv4 in /etc/orbitrc
3. Login into GNOME session on Workstation
4. xauth list - take value and xauth -f .Xauthority add with the
details
5. Enable rsh-server on the file server machine on the local network
6. Test rsh is working (.rhosts etc)
7. Run: rsh fileserver gnome-terminal --display $DISPLAY
Actual results:
Gnome terminal crashes with assertion failure.
Expected results:
Gnome terminal starts on fileserver displaying via X11/TCP
Additional info:
Local network is secure - TCP/X11 tunnelling and SSH is totally unnecessary and over the top and produces significant latency and consumes ptys.