Version: 1.5 (using KDE 3.4.0-1.1.kde, Fedora Core release 3 (Heidelberg)) Compiler: gcc version 3.4.2 20041017 (Red Hat 3.4.2-6.fc3) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.11.3-031305 A saved profile follows. If I launch this all of the tabs come up. However, if I click on a session tab, the session will close. Individually launching the very same sessions works perfectly. [1] ActiveSession=0 Args0=/bin/bash,-c,ssh -t smtp multitail -cS apache /var/log/httpd/access_log -cS apache_error -p l /var/log/httpd/error_log Args1=/bin/bash,-c,ssh -t smtp multitail -cs /var/log/vsftpd.log Args2=/bin/bash,-c,ssh -t smtp multitail -cS postfix /var/log/maillog Args3=/bin/bash,-c,ssh -t smtp multitail -cs /root/spamadds Args4=/bin/bash,-c,ssh -t smtp multitail -cs /var/log/messages Args5=/bin/bash,-c,ssh -Y smtp AutoResizeTabs=false Cwd0=$HOME Cwd1=$HOME Cwd2=$HOME Cwd3=$HOME Cwd4=$HOME Cwd5=$HOME DefaultSession=1-HTTPD.desktop DynamicTabHide=false Encoding0=0 Encoding1=0 Encoding2=0 Encoding3=0 Encoding4=0 Encoding5=0 Font0=3 Font1=3 Font2=3 Font3=3 Font4=3 Font5=3 Fullscreen=false Height 768=769 Icon0=apacheconf Icon1=kget Icon2=icons Icon3=/winshare/spam.png Icon4=icon-logbook Icon5=opentermred KeyTab0=linux KeyTab1=linux KeyTab2=linux KeyTab3=linux KeyTab4=linux KeyTab5=linux MasterMode0=false MasterMode1=false MasterMode2=false MasterMode3=false MasterMode4=false MasterMode5=false MonitorActivity0=true MonitorActivity1=false MonitorActivity2=false MonitorActivity3=false MonitorActivity4=false MonitorActivity5=false MonitorSilence0=false MonitorSilence1=false MonitorSilence2=false MonitorSilence3=false MonitorSilence4=false MonitorSilence5=false Pgm0=/bin/bash Pgm1=/bin/bash Pgm2=/bin/bash Pgm3=/bin/bash Pgm4=/bin/bash Pgm5=/bin/bash Schema0=Linux.schema Schema1=Linux.schema Schema2=Linux.schema Schema3=Linux.schema Schema4=BlackOnLightColor.schema Schema5=BlackOnLightYellow.schema TabViewMode=0 Term0=linux Term1=linux Term2=linux Term3=linux Term4=linux Term5=xterm Title0=1-HTTPD Title1=2-FTP Title2=3-SMTP Title3=4-SpamBlock Title4=5-SYSLOG Title5=Root Console Width 1024=1025 bellmode=0 class=konsole-mainwindow#1 defaultfont=Monospace,12,-1,5,50,0,0,0,0,0 font=3 history=1000 historyenabled=true keytab=default numSes=6 schema=BlackOnLightYellow.schema scrollbar=2 tabbar=2 [WindowProperties1] ClassName=Konsole Height 768=769 ObjectName=konsole-mainwindow#1 Width 1024=1025
Yea, it exits all the sessions when I use konsole --profile test In the future, please attach the file instead of pasting... much easier.
If I change all the Args# to /bin/bash it works as expected. I can't test the ssh because I don't have that stuff on my system (which is likely my konsole exited in comment #1). Args1=/bin/bash Args2=/bin/bash Args3=/bin/bash Args0=/bin/bash Args4=/bin/bash Args5=/bin/bash When you click on a session, does JUST that session exit? or does konsole exit? Do you get a passive popup saying "... exited with error code ###"?
Just that session exits. No error code popup. Session 4 (of 0 to 4) is unaffected.
I think the issue is the sshs. I don't have a machine I can ssh into, so I can't test this. I would have hoped some type of message would be displayed... If you can shorten the profile down just to wait it takes for this to happen that would be helpful.
If you want a temporary account to test this on our server, let me know. I, too, think that the issue is sshs. What I cannot understand is why I can bring these up manually but not as a saved session. I have tried multiple "-t" (-t is required to run multitail)
I think the session exiting is just the ssh ending. Is it always the same session that exits? Try changing the ActiveSession=0 to another session # and see what happens. In Configure->Notifications do you have 'A session has exited with non-zero status' set to messagebox (or log to file)? That way, you call tell if the command exited...
Is this still valid?
Reopen if you can still reproduce on a KDE 4 system