No check if we are out of disk space in the process of saving the todays system-changes to folder "modules",
Result is 2 bad tings:
a script will hang, so the save session eat up 50-99% CPU and that will never finish/end it self, even after psc is closed.
("killall save-session" , is that the correct way to stop it? Or loose all active work when you do a ctrl+alt+backspace, but that will stop the cpu hogging)
But it also say "module ready!", ....even when nothing was actually written to disk (flash).
And no one knows that it is *not* there.
So if you dont look in the folder and not spot that the last changes are not there when it says "ready", then you will loose all work? Danger!
[FAA] Save changes-module in the PSC
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Re: [FAA] Save changes-module in the PSC
:-)francois wrote:Bump!
it is probably not critical,
but the glibc -bug, and flash & updated firefox module, I wold say that have high prio now
for example new linux-users that build a New iso in the configurator, they should not have insecure setup at start. Right?
How can we help?
(yes, the problem with trust is there for important security base-modules, so it might be hard to actually do something as help?)
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Re: [FAA] Save changes-module in the PSC
Noted. Will add it to my todo list. Thanks for tagging it.
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