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EDIT: SOLVED
Problem was with the autostart script, I don't know why it started to give that error all of a sudden.
I removed last few lines (xrefresh, exit 0) and I don't see error any more
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Hey,
last 2-3 days I get a xmessage popup window on every boot - the message says "Error on executing".
I have an autostart script for i3 which worked without issues for a long time, but I think that the last update may have something to do with this.
One other thing that maybe causing the issue is that I had to kill X few days ago - it was right about that i3 update came so I am not sure which one is causing this error...
On archlinux irc channel I got a suggestion to replace /usr/bin/xmessage with this:
#! /bin/bash
PARENT=`ps --no-heading -o %c -p $PPID`
echo $PARENT | tee /tmp/test.txtand after rebooting the test.txt had only "sh" in it. I don't know what that means...
Here is the autostart script (it worked without problems):
# Wait for program
wait_for_program () {
n=0
while true
do
# PID of last background command
if xdotool search --onlyvisible --pid $!; then
break
else
# 20 seconds timeout
if [ $n -eq 20 ]; then
xmessage "Error on executing"
break
else
n=`expr $n + 1`
sleep 1
fi
fi
done
}
hexchat &
wait_for_program
chromium &
wait_for_program
i3-msg resize grow left 10ppt
i3-msg resize grow left 10ppt
i3-msg focus left
i3-msg split v
vlc &
wait_for_program
i3-msg resize shrink height 10ppt
skype &
wait_for_program
sleep 3
i3-msg resize shrink height 10ppt
i3-msg split h
terminator &
wait_for_program
i3-msg resize shrink left 10ppt
i3-msg resize shrink left 10ppt
i3-msg resize shrink left 10ppt
sleep 3
dropboxd &
wait_for_program
xset -dpms
xrefresh &
exit 0So, how do I find what is causing this?
Thanks,
developej
Last edited by developej (2013-12-25 21:49:16)
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