[Solved] slow logout from terminal

hi... just have set up a completely fresh arch install. and all of a sudden if i type "exit" it takes around 3 seconds. this happens in both, bash and zsh... but only on my user account. Any clue what might cause this?
*grr* it was the zsh history file... no clue why it affected my bash too, but its working now
Last edited by Rasi (2009-07-26 23:11:55)

Hello Rasi!
First of all try the trivial solution before ask on the forum hehe, nice to hear your problem disappeared

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[ 42435.110] (II) config/udev: removing device Dell Dell Multimedia Pro Keyboard
[ 42435.110] (II) Dell Dell Multimedia Pro Keyboard: Close
[ 42435.110] (II) UnloadModule: "evdev"
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[ 42435.111] (II) config/udev: removing device No brand 2Port KVMSwicther
[ 42435.111] (II) No brand 2Port KVMSwicther: Close
[ 42435.111] (II) UnloadModule: "evdev"
[ 42435.111] (II) Unloading evdev
[ 42550.977]
Backtrace:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thanks!
Mike
Last edited by mwelland (2012-03-08 13:41:00)

Well, I can't say whether your logouts are caused by the nvidia driver, but there' s a way to figure that out - switch to Nouveau. Just for diagnostic purposes, you don't have to keep using it after you solve this, but the proprietary nvidia driver is giving trouble quite a few people, so I think it might be worth a shot.

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I'm just configuring my arch install (newbie). Everything I have configured so far works great, the documentation is really good. I can start my xfce sessions an everything. However, I just wanted to look something up, when
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Hi guys and gals!
Hope this is the right forum.
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(**) Mouse0: Protocol: "auto"
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(==) Mouse0: Emulate3Buttons, Emulate3Timeout: 50
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(**) Mouse0: Buttons: 11
(**) Mouse0: Sensitivity: 1
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1: [0xb7f7c420]
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3: [0x1]
Fatal server error:
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I can't remember to had this problem before, it seems to be since my update yesterday. Repositories only current, extra and community, pacnew files are all merged with my configs. Don't see any cause.
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Last edited by Trac3R (2008-03-30 11:54:24)

This is already in another thread : http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=43799
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fi
done
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http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203998
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I don't know if I am missing something...
I have recently posted here about running X with different screen solutions: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=191255
I now added the auto-login configuration described here and that helps, except that when I logout, I am stuck at the tty1 console again as opposed to going straight back into auto-login and starting X. I know it's just a simple Ctrl+D to logout of the console, but I would prefer to:
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Last edited by drtebi (2015-01-10 23:48:18)

Trilby wrote:
We know what the issue is - but how you start X determines what will happen when it is done. If you use the exec command as advised, you will be logged out of the tty as soon as X exits, and as you've set up autologin, you will be immediately logged back in. I have this set up here - it works.
But hey, if you're so sure your problem couldn't possibly be solved, I'll leave you to be unhappy.
Not in my nature to be unhappy
So let me try to give you all the details of my setup:
I have setup autologin to the console, as described in Automatic login to virtual console.
Once logged in at the console, ~/.bash_profile starts my desktop environment Enlightenment.
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# ~/.bash_profile
# If not running interactively, don't do anything
[[ $- != *i* ]] && return
# prompt
export PS1='[\u@\h \W]\$ '
# Auto-login to Enlightenment
if [[ -z $DISPLAY && $XDG_VTNR -eq 1 ]]
then
# set default GUI browser
export BROWSER=firefox
# get RESOLUTION
source ~/.RESOLUTION
export RESOLUTION=$RESOLUTION
# startx with xorg.conf file according to $RESOLUTION
if [ $RESOLUTION = 'lowres' ]
then
echo "starting low-res setup"
startx -- -config xorg.conf-2k
else
echo "starting hi-res setup"
startx -- -config xorg.conf
fi
fi
As you can see, I have two different xorg.conf files, one (/etc/X11/xorg.conf) sets up my four-monitor xinerama display, the other (/etc/X11/xorg.conf-2k) sets up a "normal" HD resolution display. These both work as expected.
The file ~/.RESOLUTION simply contains this:
RESOLUTION=hires
~/.bash_profile sources this file and sets the environment variable RESOLUTION, which is then used by ~/.xinitrc
My ~/.xinitrc file contains the following:
#!/bin/sh
# ~/.xinitrc
# Arch Linux Default
if [ -d /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d ]; then
for f in /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d/*; do
[ -x "$f" ] && . "$f"
done
unset f
fi
# start Enlightenment according to the
# environment variable RESOLUTION
if [ $RESOLUTION = 'lowres' ]
then
exec enlightenment_start
else
exec enlightenment_start -fake-xinerama-screen 3840x2400+0+0
fi
I have created a script called resw that looks like this:
#!/usr/bin/bash
# @author: [email protected]
# @since: 2015-01-09
# @version: 0.1
# @bugs: Works but should really also logout of tty1
# Script that pops up a zenity list menu
# with a 'lowres' and 'hires' option. When
# either is selected and 'OK' is clicked, the file '~/.RESOLUTION'
# will change it's 'RESOLUTION' value to the one chosen, and
# Enlightenment exits
# Now .bash_profile and .xinitrc can use the RESOLUTION value
# to act accordingly.
RESOLUTION=`zenity \
--title="Choose Resolution" \
--width=680 --height=230 \
--list --column="Variable" --column="Description" \
hires "Switch to high resolution [3840x2400]" \
lowres "Switch to low resolution [1920x1200]"`
if [[ $RESOLUTION = 'hires' ]]
then
sed -i s/lowres/hires/ ~/.RESOLUTION
enlightenment_remote -exit
elif [[ $RESOLUTION = 'lowres' ]]
then
sed -i s/hires/lowres/ ~/.RESOLUTION
enlightenment_remote -exit
else
exit 0
fi
As you can probably make out from the comments in that file, this is what happens when I run the script:
- A window with a selection-list pops up where I can choose "hires" or "lowres"
- When I choose either of these, the script rewrites the file ~/.RESOLUTION accordingly
- The script calls Enlightenment's "exit" function, which shuts down Enlightenment
- Restarting Enlightenment now will have ~/.bash_profile and ~/.xinitrc use the value that's set in ~/.RESOLUTION to start Enlightenment with the corresponding xorg.conf or xorg.conf-2k file
Everything works as expected, but what I am trying to accomplish is, that Enlightenment will automatically restart after I use the script above.
A manual logout does that once back at the console (tty1). But I can not seem to trigger that logout from the script.
In other words, everything works as expected, but after the script runs and Enlightenment exits, I have to manually do Ctrl+D to logout, which in turn does the automatic login again.
I know it may sound a bit overkill... but it would really be nice to get this working.
In case you wonder: running a custom xrandr command or script does not work in my case. It did before, when I was running Enlightenment e17, but apparently they changed something—once Enlightenment is in xinerama mode, it stays there, no matter what xrandr sets. I have tried that before, but it didn't work and that's why I came up with the more complicated solution above which uses two different xorg.conf files and a conditional startup command for startx and enlightenment_start
I hope it all makes sense, I would really be happy to find a solution for this...

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Recently I logout from App Store and immediately I logged .after that I clicked the FaceTime and it is asking for signin.so I entered the credentials and clicked on signin .at that I got one pop up like rupees 5 deducted from your carrier account

Recently I logout from App Store and immediately I logged into the App Store .After that I clicked the FaceTime and it is asking for signin.so I entered the credentials and clicked on signin .at that moment I got one pop up like rupees 5/- deducted from your carrier account
from that moment onwards its keep on deducting the amount from mobile money account.its nothing but when I am enable the feature like FaceTime and imessage you are keep on deducting the amount from the carrier account
actually I can use the FaceTime and iMessage through internet right
then how can you deduct the amount from carrier even if the Internet is on in my mobile
can you please resolve this issue asap
iam facing this issue from so many days
but today very frequently the amount got deducted
if you need any information regarding this please let me know
i facing so many problem in my iPhone after installing iOS 7.0
from that time onwards repeadtly facing the performance issues
can you please check it with high priority
actualy now I'm not even switch on the Internet because of money deduction every time of rupees 5/-
one more issue was if iam trying to on the cellular data ,when i on the cellular data I.e., 2Giam not getting the internet
if enable the 3G and off it immediatly then I am getting Internet for that day
one that day if I off and on the cellular data,then it works correctly

Recently I logout from App Store and immediately I logged into the App Store .After that I clicked the FaceTime and it is asking for signin.so I entered the credentials and clicked on signin .at that moment I got one pop up like rupees 5/- deducted from your carrier account
from that moment onwards its keep on deducting the amount from mobile money account.its nothing but when I am enable the feature like FaceTime and imessage you are keep on deducting the amount from the carrier account
actually I can use the FaceTime and iMessage through internet right
then how can you deduct the amount from carrier even if the Internet is on in my mobile
can you please resolve this issue asap
iam facing this issue from so many days
but today very frequently the amount got deducted
if you need any information regarding this please let me know
i facing so many problem in my iPhone after installing iOS 7.0
from that time onwards repeadtly facing the performance issues
can you please check it with high priority
actualy now I'm not even switch on the Internet because of money deduction every time of rupees 5/-
one more issue was if iam trying to on the cellular data ,when i on the cellular data I.e., 2Giam not getting the internet
if enable the 3G and off it immediatly then I am getting Internet for that day
one that day if I off and on the cellular data,then it works correctly

How can I determine which computer a share is connected to in /Volumes from terminal or a script?

I run a set of virtual machines via Fusion on an iMac that we run automated tests on for our website. There is a folder on each VM called /Automation that is shared.
I have a python script that runs on the host, that will find an open VM, start it up and then mount the VM's /Automation folder. So if there is only 1 VM powered on, the folder shows up in /Volumes as /Volumes/Automation. The problem is when there are 2 or more VM's powered on, because then the shares start being named /Volumes/Automation-1 and Automation-2 etc. So my question is, how can I determine which computer each share belongs to from terminal or a script?
In other words, I'm looking for something like:
/Volumes/Automation = "FirstVirtualMachineName.local"
/Volumes/Automation-1 = "SecondVirtualMachineName.local"
Is there any way to determine which computer a mounted share is connected to? In the past, I've just unmounted all /Automation folders, and then mounted them in a particular order, but that's unreliable and messy in my opinion. If anyone knows a better way, please let me know. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,

Well I think I have a workable solution. It's not perfect, but I think it will do the trick. I can put a spotlight comment on the folder similar to 'HostName=OSX-Automation-1.local' and can then retrieve that value from our server with the following python snippet:
import subprocess
out,err = subprocess.Popen(['osascript','-e','tell application \"Finder\" to get comment of \"Macintosh HD:Volumes:Automation-1\"'],stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE).communciate()
So I could just loop through each 'Automation*' folder in /Volumes and grab the name from the spotlight attributes on the directories. I don't think I really need to worry about the comments being overwritten, but I may have one of our launch daemons that run on the VM check that spotlight comment once a minute or something to ensure that the correct value is there.
If it ends up not working well in practice, I'm going to give your suggestion about a config script a shot. It would require a little more up front work, but seems as if it would be pretty solid after that.
Thanks again for helping me think it through

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