Created attachment 57879 [details] gdb backtrace of kdeinit4 Version: 4.6 (using KDE 4.6.1) OS: Linux On my system I'm using a NFS mounted home directory. For quite some time i have problems that some programs do not save the last state correctly (e.g. konqueror failed to save the active session). I don't know exactly if this is directly related to the bug i experience, but it might be and i decided to let you know. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: - Start KDE (home directory should be on a NFS4 server) - Logout - try to unmount the home directory - fuser -m /home/user shows a stale NFS handle and a kdeinit4 hangs and blocks the unmount Expected Results: after a complete logout no files should be open on the home directory.
As a work-around i would like to kill all remaining instances of kdeinit4 after a successful logout. In which script do i have to put the line 'killall kdeinit4'? What else could i do to find the cause of this issue? Do you require more information, more log files?
Can confirm this problem here on my opensuse 11.4 notebook with kde 4.6.2
I am having the same issue with 4.6.3, on both gentoo and archlinux My home dir is on local filesystem, so I think this issue is not specific to NFS home.
Same here on Kubuntu 11.04 with KDE 4.6.5. kdeinit4 is still running after logout and can only be killed by sending a KILL signal (kill -9).
(In reply to comment #3) > I am having the same issue with 4.6.3, on both gentoo and archlinux > > My home dir is on local filesystem, so I think this issue is not specific > to NFS home. The problem seems gone for me when using KDE SC 4.8 beta2 (maybe already gone in 4.7.x ).
Can't reproduce any more. Mark it as FIXED.