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systemctl --user: Failed to connect to bus: No such file or directory #274
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I will look into it (including specifically on Ubuntu 21.10) as best I can, but I feel like I should say in advance that while I've had a lot of long-running sessions, I've never observed this behavior - so I can't say I expect much success. Any logs or other information you might be able to dig up around the time that dbus breaks would be very useful. |
(Also, is this just the user dbus? Can you still connect to system dbus services?) |
I think the only common reproduce I found is that it happens when the system is under load. The only relevant log in dmesgI could find around the crash.
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This is only for the user dbus.
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Windows version (build number): 21H1 19043.1706
Linux distribution: Ubuntu 21.10
Kernel version: 5.10.102.1-microsoft-standard-WSL2
Genie version: genie 2.3
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Follow up to #6 and #51.
Randomly after some time dbus breaks. Shutting wsl down completely fixes it.
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