+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #462846 +++ Created an attachment (id=317181) patch Description of problem: When I give wrong NS name (eg, ".test.") while adding an NS record for a domain via system-config-bind, I get correct error dialog about null name that cannot be closed (there is only OK) - it is returning again and again and only solution is shutdown the GUI. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): system-config-bind-4.0.3-2.el5 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: - Launch system-config-bind - Add a new zone by selecting Add -> Zone after right clicking "DNS Server" icon. - After the new zone was created, Right Click on the new zone -> Add -> NS Name Server. - Enter ".test." in the "Server Domain Name" field. - Click ok. - A dialogue box would pop up saying "Bad DNS Name: .test. - null label 1 not allowed." Click "OK" on the dialogue box. It would never go away. If we keep clicking on "OK", the dialogue box would duplicate. This is a bug and would be fixed. Actual results: While clicking "OK" on the dialogue box, it never go away and keeps poping up again and again and duplicates after some clicks. Expected results: The dialogue box should go away and the end user would be given chance to correct the mistake. Additional info: It seems gtk.entry captures the focus, and and focus_out event causes the the dialog to pop up. disabling grab_focus helps.
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