dnf tab completion hangs
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Tab completion is hanging when attempting to complete package names. eg dnf info fire[TAB]. How can I fix this?
It works in general for bash, and also for completing dnf options, but not for package names. It appears to freeze the command line and I have to hit Ctrl-C twice to get back the command prompt.
Tab completion used to work on Fedora 28, and this issue started after upgrading to Fedora 29.
I have the bash-completion and sqlite packages installed, which are required for completion.
Using sudo strace -pXXXX -fro /tmp/strace.log (where XXXX is the process ID of the bash terminal where tab completion is being attempted) from here generated a 9MB 80k+ line log file and attached 55 processes. Suggestions of what hints to look for in there?
Observations on dnf package name tab completion
- does not work for my user
- works for root
- does not work after
dnf installordnf info - works after
dnf remove(including for my user)
bash fedora autocomplete dnf
asked Feb 7 at 0:58
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Tab completion is hanging when attempting to complete package names. eg dnf info fire[TAB]. How can I fix this?
It works in general for bash, and also for completing dnf options, but not for package names. It appears to freeze the command line and I have to hit Ctrl-C twice to get back the command prompt.
Tab completion used to work on Fedora 28, and this issue started after upgrading to Fedora 29.
I have the bash-completion and sqlite packages installed, which are required for completion.
Using sudo strace -pXXXX -fro /tmp/strace.log (where XXXX is the process ID of the bash terminal where tab completion is being attempted) from here generated a 9MB 80k+ line log file and attached 55 processes. Suggestions of what hints to look for in there?
Observations on dnf package name tab completion
- does not work for my user
- works for root
- does not work after
dnf installordnf info - works after
dnf remove(including for my user)
bash fedora autocomplete dnf
asked Feb 7 at 0:58
adatumadatum
9710
Any repeated patterns, such as reading the same file over and over would be an indication. You might also want to "massage" the data to remove timestamps and such, and usesort | uniq -c | sort -k1 -n(untested) to see if there are any lines which stand out as extremely frequent.
– l0b0
Feb 7 at 1:52
@l0b0 Thanks. By not including timestamps and using your commands plus reverse sorting, here are the lines that show up 10 or more times in the log file: paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/DQ1rt0t63463sS6xbFE-bg Any clues?
– adatum
Feb 7 at 7:40
@l0b0 I noticed in the full log file that there are someEACCES (Permission denied)entries regarding access to/var/lib/rpmand files within it such as.dbenv.lockand.rpm.lock. Also in that directory is a binary filePackagesthat is ~300MB, is that normal? I'm just making blind guesses here...
– adatum
Feb 7 at 7:51
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Tab completion is hanging when attempting to complete package names. eg dnf info fire[TAB]. How can I fix this?
It works in general for bash, and also for completing dnf options, but not for package names. It appears to freeze the command line and I have to hit Ctrl-C twice to get back the command prompt.
Tab completion used to work on Fedora 28, and this issue started after upgrading to Fedora 29.
I have the bash-completion and sqlite packages installed, which are required for completion.
Using sudo strace -pXXXX -fro /tmp/strace.log (where XXXX is the process ID of the bash terminal where tab completion is being attempted) from here generated a 9MB 80k+ line log file and attached 55 processes. Suggestions of what hints to look for in there?
Observations on dnf package name tab completion
- does not work for my user
- works for root
- does not work after
dnf installordnf info - works after
dnf remove(including for my user)
bash fedora autocomplete dnf
asked Feb 7 at 0:58
adatumadatum
9710
Tab completion is hanging when attempting to complete package names. eg dnf info fire[TAB]. How can I fix this?
It works in general for bash, and also for completing dnf options, but not for package names. It appears to freeze the command line and I have to hit Ctrl-C twice to get back the command prompt.
Tab completion used to work on Fedora 28, and this issue started after upgrading to Fedora 29.
I have the bash-completion and sqlite packages installed, which are required for completion.
Using sudo strace -pXXXX -fro /tmp/strace.log (where XXXX is the process ID of the bash terminal where tab completion is being attempted) from here generated a 9MB 80k+ line log file and attached 55 processes. Suggestions of what hints to look for in there?
Observations on dnf package name tab completion
- does not work for my user
- works for root
- does not work after
dnf installordnf info - works after
dnf remove(including for my user)
bash fedora autocomplete dnf
bash fedora autocomplete dnf
asked Feb 7 at 0:58
adatumadatum
9710
asked Feb 7 at 0:58
adatumadatum
9710
edited Feb 18 at 6:59
adatum
asked Feb 7 at 0:58
adatumadatum
9710
asked Feb 7 at 0:58
adatumadatum
9710
asked Feb 7 at 0:58
adatumadatum
9710
9710
Any repeated patterns, such as reading the same file over and over would be an indication. You might also want to "massage" the data to remove timestamps and such, and usesort | uniq -c | sort -k1 -n(untested) to see if there are any lines which stand out as extremely frequent.
– l0b0
Feb 7 at 1:52
@l0b0 Thanks. By not including timestamps and using your commands plus reverse sorting, here are the lines that show up 10 or more times in the log file: paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/DQ1rt0t63463sS6xbFE-bg Any clues?
– adatum
Feb 7 at 7:40
@l0b0 I noticed in the full log file that there are someEACCES (Permission denied)entries regarding access to/var/lib/rpmand files within it such as.dbenv.lockand.rpm.lock. Also in that directory is a binary filePackagesthat is ~300MB, is that normal? I'm just making blind guesses here...
– adatum
Feb 7 at 7:51
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Any repeated patterns, such as reading the same file over and over would be an indication. You might also want to "massage" the data to remove timestamps and such, and usesort | uniq -c | sort -k1 -n(untested) to see if there are any lines which stand out as extremely frequent.
– l0b0
Feb 7 at 1:52
@l0b0 Thanks. By not including timestamps and using your commands plus reverse sorting, here are the lines that show up 10 or more times in the log file: paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/DQ1rt0t63463sS6xbFE-bg Any clues?
– adatum
Feb 7 at 7:40
@l0b0 I noticed in the full log file that there are someEACCES (Permission denied)entries regarding access to/var/lib/rpmand files within it such as.dbenv.lockand.rpm.lock. Also in that directory is a binary filePackagesthat is ~300MB, is that normal? I'm just making blind guesses here...
– adatum
Feb 7 at 7:51
Any repeated patterns, such as reading the same file over and over would be an indication. You might also want to "massage" the data to remove timestamps and such, and use
sort | uniq -c | sort -k1 -n (untested) to see if there are any lines which stand out as extremely frequent.– l0b0
Feb 7 at 1:52
Any repeated patterns, such as reading the same file over and over would be an indication. You might also want to "massage" the data to remove timestamps and such, and use
sort | uniq -c | sort -k1 -n (untested) to see if there are any lines which stand out as extremely frequent.– l0b0
Feb 7 at 1:52
@l0b0 Thanks. By not including timestamps and using your commands plus reverse sorting, here are the lines that show up 10 or more times in the log file: paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/DQ1rt0t63463sS6xbFE-bg Any clues?
– adatum
Feb 7 at 7:40
@l0b0 Thanks. By not including timestamps and using your commands plus reverse sorting, here are the lines that show up 10 or more times in the log file: paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/DQ1rt0t63463sS6xbFE-bg Any clues?
– adatum
Feb 7 at 7:40
@l0b0 I noticed in the full log file that there are some
EACCES (Permission denied) entries regarding access to /var/lib/rpm and files within it such as .dbenv.lock and .rpm.lock. Also in that directory is a binary file Packages that is ~300MB, is that normal? I'm just making blind guesses here...– adatum
Feb 7 at 7:51
@l0b0 I noticed in the full log file that there are some
EACCES (Permission denied) entries regarding access to /var/lib/rpm and files within it such as .dbenv.lock and .rpm.lock. Also in that directory is a binary file Packages that is ~300MB, is that normal? I'm just making blind guesses here...– adatum
Feb 7 at 7:51
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Any repeated patterns, such as reading the same file over and over would be an indication. You might also want to "massage" the data to remove timestamps and such, and use
sort | uniq -c | sort -k1 -n(untested) to see if there are any lines which stand out as extremely frequent.– l0b0
Feb 7 at 1:52
@l0b0 Thanks. By not including timestamps and using your commands plus reverse sorting, here are the lines that show up 10 or more times in the log file: paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/DQ1rt0t63463sS6xbFE-bg Any clues?
– adatum
Feb 7 at 7:40
@l0b0 I noticed in the full log file that there are some
EACCES (Permission denied)entries regarding access to/var/lib/rpmand files within it such as.dbenv.lockand.rpm.lock. Also in that directory is a binary filePackagesthat is ~300MB, is that normal? I'm just making blind guesses here...– adatum
Feb 7 at 7:51