Looks like another area where we assume that upstart is providing init. > Stopping initial window manager... > Done. > Executing profile: unity > Using XDG session: ubuntu > Executing XDG session command: init --user > init: unrecognized option '--user' > Running /opt/thinlinc/etc/xlogout.d/tl-kdestroy.sh > /opt/thinlinc/etc/xlogout.d/tl-kdestroy.sh: line 10: type: kdestroy: not found > Running /opt/thinlinc/etc/xlogout.d/tl-umount-localdrives > XIO: fatal IO error 11 (Resource temporarily unavailable) on X server ":1" > after 113 requests (113 known processed) with 1 events remaining. > tl-while-x11: lost Xserver connection, terminating child 2425 ... A console session has "/sbin/upstart --user" in it's process tree, so we should probably use that if the system doesn't use upstart as init. These sessions are affected: > root@ubuntu:~# cat /etc/upstart-xsessions > # xsessions listed below are run inside an Upstart user session. > gnome > gnome-classic > gnome-fallback > gnome-flashback-metacity > gnome-flashback-compiz > kde-plasma > Lubuntu > Lubuntu-Netbook > lubuntu-nexus7 > lxgames > qlubuntu > ubuntu > ubuntustudio > xfce > xubuntu > unity8-x11 > unity8-mir
This can also happen on 14.10 if you are using systemd as init. Ubuntu's own scripts have been changed to use the command "upstart" rather than "init" in order to start sessions. This command is a new command for 14.10.
Fixed in r30270. Needs to be tested on 14.04 to verify that we still run "init" there, and on something newer to make sure we use "upstart" there.
(In reply to comment #2) > Fixed in r30270. > > Needs to be tested on 14.04 to verify that we still run "init" there, and on > something newer to make sure we use "upstart" there. Works fine on 15.04. Still need to test on 14.04.
(In reply to comment #3) > (In reply to comment #2) > > Fixed in r30270. > > > > Needs to be tested on 14.04 to verify that we still run "init" there, and on > > something newer to make sure we use "upstart" there. > > Works fine on 15.04. Still need to test on 14.04. Also works fine on 14.04, thanks to Henrik for testing.
