Description of problem: If an error occurs, such as the remove libvirtd it is connected to shutting down, virt-manager will show an error dialog. And then another. And another. I haven't found any upper bound on the number of dialogs it will spawn so I guess this could be considered a memory/resource leak. It is also a severe usability issues as you have to close each dialog down manually and if the error condition remain, virt-manager will keep spamming them faster than you can close them indefinitely. In such case the only solution is killing virt-manager from the CLI. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.0.0 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. connect to remove libvirtd 2. shutdown the remove libvirtd Actual results: virt-manager will start spamming the same error dialog without any upper bound on the number of dialogs Expected results: a single error dialog is shown Additional info:
Created attachment 879390 [details] a screenshots of the many error dialogs spammed by virt manager
This should already be fixed by the latest version heading to f20 shortly, do sudo yum --enablerepo=updates-testing update virt-manager If you can still reproduce with that version, please reopen
I've installed the virt-manager from updates-testing and can confirm that it is indeed fixed (just a single dialog when remote libvirtd goes down). Thanks a lot! :)