Created attachment 517322 [details] gdb backtrace (with debugging info) of deadlocked Description of problem: libvirtd deadlocks due to an unparsable JSON string from either virsh or virt-manager. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Name : libvirt Version : 0.8.8 Release : 7.fc15 Architecture: x86_64 How reproducible: Unknown? I kill -9'd a virt-manager that became unresponsive, which appears to have deadlocks libvirtd. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info: Syslog error message in /var/log/messages from libvirtd: Aug 8 22:41:34 workstation libvirtd: 22:41:34.079: 1555: error : virJSONValueFromString:914 : internal error cannot parse json {"timestamp": {"seconds": 1312843294, "microseconds": 78869}, "event": "SPICE_DIS CONNECTED", "data": {"serv{"tim{"portestam0": {"se1", "": 13128mi294,ly"icroseconds": 7"872}, "eve"t": "1 .5.128"29"}, CE_DIS"ONNECTcD"lient": {"port": "50608",{"family"" "ipv4",s"host": e10.5v.r": {1port" :28.57"}}}"fami: lexical error: invalid string in json text.#012 SCONNECTED", "data": {"serv{"tim{"portestam0": {"se1", "": 1#012 (right here) ------^#012 Aug 8 22:41:34 workstation libvirtd: 22:41:34.079: 1555: warning : virJSONValueFromString:925 : cleanup state 2
Thanks, could you attach a the virsh dumpxml for the guest if you still have it, as it is using Spice and it could be related to spice arguments too. TIA Daniel
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Actually I don't have the xml for the VM anymore.