Open UndeadDevel opened 11 months ago
Also happens sometimes when using GUI-way of qvm-copy
via Thunar context menu.
I'm not sure this is related, but sometimes when using qvm-copy
from the command line I get multiple lines of output and multiple new "terminal lines", like:
user@personal:~$ qvm-copy folder
sent 0/12342 KB
sent 12342/12342 KB
user@personal:~$
user@personal:~$
user@personal:~$
while other times it just gives one "sent ..." line and then the next line for the terminal (user@personal:~$
), so maybe this is an indication that this issue doesn't just occur with the GUI methods and further evidence that it may be connected to #8847.
Qubes OS release
4.2 (Also occurred on 4.1)
Brief summary
I've seen this also reported on the forum and I've been trying to find a way to reliably reproduce it without success so far, but I've been able to narrow it down: when opening files with
qvm-open-in-dvm
orqvm-open-in-vm
via GUI means (context menu of nautilus or thunar or a custom.desktop
file with that command bound to the relevant mime types) and a policy that specifies a target named DVM, e.g.then in ~25% of cases on average (not literally every fourth time) there will be multiple additional (usually 1-4) open actions triggered, with the corresponding target qube dialogues opening after one another (after confirming on the first, which opens the file in the DVM, the second opens and so on). If confirming on all of them then the file will be opened that many times in the DVM. Once the issue started occurring it will occur more often until the target DVM is restarted.
This issue does not seem to occur when using
qvm-open-in-dvm
orqvm-open-in-vm
directly from the terminal with the above policy or when using the standard RPC policy (new unnamed DVM spawned for every file or no pre-selected target qube in the dialog).Steps to reproduce
offline
DVM.desktop
file withqvm-open-in-dvm
asExec
value and open a file in that DVM this wayExpected behavior
One file opening GUI "request" triggers only one action.
Actual behavior
Sometimes triggers multiple actions.