To get an xtrace log, please run the following in one terminal:
xtrace -d :0 -D :9 -k 2>&1 | tee ~/xtrace.log
In another please run:
killall gnome-screensaver
DISPLAY=:9.0 gnome-screensaver
Replace ":0" with the actual number of your X display, although :0 will be correct if you are the first user to log in to the machine. If you're unsure, please run "env | grep DISPLAY | cut -d = -f 2 | cut -d . -f 1"
Once you have this all running, please perform the steps which recreate the issue. Once you have recreated it, please attach your xtrace log to this bug report (note that xtrace is likely to produce a huge amount of information)
***IMPORTANT***
The xtrace log will show any kepresses received by gnome-screensaver. If you unlock your screen with your password whilst running gnome-screensaver with xtrace, then it will be possible to extract your password from the log. In this case, please compress the log to a tar.gz and e-mail it directly to me (<email address hidden>), and I will cut out the relevant parts to attach to the bug report.
Deven,
To get an xtrace log, please run the following in one terminal:
xtrace -d :0 -D :9 -k 2>&1 | tee ~/xtrace.log
In another please run:
killall gnome-screensaver
DISPLAY=:9.0 gnome-screensaver
Replace ":0" with the actual number of your X display, although :0 will be correct if you are the first user to log in to the machine. If you're unsure, please run "env | grep DISPLAY | cut -d = -f 2 | cut -d . -f 1"
Once you have this all running, please perform the steps which recreate the issue. Once you have recreated it, please attach your xtrace log to this bug report (note that xtrace is likely to produce a huge amount of information)
***IMPORTANT***
The xtrace log will show any kepresses received by gnome-screensaver. If you unlock your screen with your password whilst running gnome-screensaver with xtrace, then it will be possible to extract your password from the log. In this case, please compress the log to a tar.gz and e-mail it directly to me (<email address hidden>), and I will cut out the relevant parts to attach to the bug report.