OOn Fri, 24 Nov 2023, Roger Heflin wrote:
It means likely it crashed while it had the profile locked and the program is too stupid to reclaim the lost lock.
So while did it fail the first time?
That seems to be a really common bug in a lot of programs. They test the lock/unlock and make sure other separate copies won't use the profile when another process is using it, but developers all think
What's a profile and how do I unlock it>
their program won't crash so there is no way to lose a lock. and so they forget to handle the program crashing with the profile being locked and lose the lock. And there are cases that lock reclaim can fail on if the lock reclaim process suspects that the holder is not the same host. The hostname referenced is probably another name for your IP address of your workstation. try a dig <name> and or a ping name and see if it comes back as your IP address
hennebry@2001-48F8-3004-2CE-0-0-0-284-dynamic ~]$ nslookup localhost-live.midcoip.net
Server: 127.0.0.53 Address: 127.0.0.53#53 ** server can't find localhost-live.midcoip.net: NXDOMAIN I realize 127.0.0.1 is my computer, but I'm not clear on how 127.0.053 and 127.0.0.53#53 are used.
Best guess is do a find ~/ -iname "*lock*" -ls and see if there is a file that looks like a lock.
I got 36 lock files all with hromi in the name.
0 Nov 24 14:35 ./.config/chromium/Default/Local\ Storage/leveldb/LOCK 0 Nov 24 14:35 ./.config/chromium/Default/Sync\ Data/LevelDB/LOCK 0 Nov 24 14:35 ./.config/chromium/Default/discounts_db/LOCK And it may be that the first lock in my list has a name (on yours) that confuses the lock reclaim. Possibly the ip address does not resolve to the same name both forward and reverse, and/or it resolves to several different names/ips.
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