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Created attachment 495583[details]
pop up warning
Description of problem:
When receiving a pop up warning from rhsm-icon, the pop up shows up in a random location
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
subscription-manager-0.95.5.8-1.git.6.42d8706.el5
subscription-manager-firstboot-0.95.5.8-1.git.6.42d8706.el5
subscription-manager-gnome-0.95.5.8-1.git.6.42d8706.el5
How reproducible:
??
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Get a rhel 5.7 system with subscription-manager* installed
2. make sure there is a product installed in /etc/pki/products/
3. make sure rhsm-icon is running
4. log into your user
(you can also replicate this with any other action that would prompt this pop up, such as starting subscription-manager-gui, or running rhsm-icon --force-icon=expired -d)
Actual results:
The pop up shows up in a random location or doesn't show up at all.
Expected results:
The pop up shows up under the rhsm-icon in the taskbar
Additional info:
See screenshot
Also for interesting results, log into gnome as a different, non root user. Then as that user open a terminal and 'su -'. Then run rhsm-icon --force-icon=expired -d. The icon in the taskbar shows up, but the pop up does not.
Verified using following setup :
subscription-manager-gnome-0.95.5.18-1.git.0.490e92f.el5
subscription-manager-0.95.5.18-1.git.0.490e92f.el5
subscription-manager-firstboot-0.95.5.18-1.git.0.490e92f.el5
Working fine
Moving defect status from Modified to Verified
Created attachment 499894[details]
warning dialog
This appears to be fixed when you run rhsm-icon manually as in the case above.
However, when you log in, and rhsm-icon is spawned as part of your desktop session loading, the pop up is on the opposite side of the icon. See screenshot.
subscription-manager-gnome-0.95.5.18-1.el5.x86_64 (version found in rhel 5.7 beta)
Created attachment 499896[details]
big icon
Also note that in verifying the above, if you start up the icon manually now, the icon is now about twice as big and doesn't fit in the taskbar (see attached).
(In reply to comment #2)
> Created attachment 499894[details]
> warning dialog
>
> This appears to be fixed when you run rhsm-icon manually as in the case above.
>
> However, when you log in, and rhsm-icon is spawned as part of your desktop
> session loading, the pop up is on the opposite side of the icon. See
> screenshot.
>
> subscription-manager-gnome-0.95.5.18-1.el5.x86_64 (version found in rhel 5.7
> beta)
clarification: this doesn't ALWAYS occur on the opposite side of the task bar, it seems to shift along the whole bar.
fixed in master, I've set the first status check to not run until a few minutes after launch. this should be enough time for the panel to load up and position the icon correctly.
commit is 5f2424b3db15b7b67170544b4a3158d8c8906126
The icon now pops up many minutes after login and I cannot replicate the issue anymore. Moving to VERIFIED.
subscription-manager-0.96.4-1.git.63.7bb4765.el6.x86_64
subscription-manager-firstboot-0.96.4-1.git.63.7bb4765.el6.x86_64
python-rhsm-0.96.7-1.git.4.ae2c338.el6.noarch
subscription-manager-gnome-0.96.4-1.git.63.7bb4765.el6.x86_64
Since the problem described in this bug report should be
resolved in a recent advisory, it has been closed with a
resolution of ERRATA.
For information on the advisory, and where to find the updated
files, follow the link below.
If the solution does not work for you, open a new bug report.
http://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHBA-2011-1695.html
Created attachment 495583 [details] pop up warning Description of problem: When receiving a pop up warning from rhsm-icon, the pop up shows up in a random location Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): subscription-manager-0.95.5.8-1.git.6.42d8706.el5 subscription-manager-firstboot-0.95.5.8-1.git.6.42d8706.el5 subscription-manager-gnome-0.95.5.8-1.git.6.42d8706.el5 How reproducible: ?? Steps to Reproduce: 1. Get a rhel 5.7 system with subscription-manager* installed 2. make sure there is a product installed in /etc/pki/products/ 3. make sure rhsm-icon is running 4. log into your user (you can also replicate this with any other action that would prompt this pop up, such as starting subscription-manager-gui, or running rhsm-icon --force-icon=expired -d) Actual results: The pop up shows up in a random location or doesn't show up at all. Expected results: The pop up shows up under the rhsm-icon in the taskbar Additional info: See screenshot Also for interesting results, log into gnome as a different, non root user. Then as that user open a terminal and 'su -'. Then run rhsm-icon --force-icon=expired -d. The icon in the taskbar shows up, but the pop up does not.