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August 2016

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[opensuse-gnome] "Additional Multimedia Codecs Required" DoS attack
by Gerald Pfeifer 24 Mar '17

24 Mar '17

Hi guys, I am wondering whether any of you also get hit by the "Additional Multimedia Codecs Required" denial-of-service attack with GNOME on Tumbleweed (and what to possibly do about it)? In a nutshell, now and then, out of a sudden, without any trigger that I could see "Additional Multimedi Codecs Required" "An application is requesting additional multimedia codecs" shows up in the notification area. At a rate of two or perhaps three per second. Sometimes it goes away after a bit (in particular various attempts and arbitrary mouse clicking?), sometimes <Alt><F2> "r" <Return> helps. Debugging this I guess it might be related to the following repeating N times (in journalctl)? Jun 17 23:41:30 anthias.pfeifer.com kde4-kopete.desktop[2566]: ** Message: PackageKit: xid = 0 Jun 17 23:41:30 anthias.pfeifer.com kde4-kopete.desktop[2566]: ** Message: PackageKit: desktop_id = (null) Jun 17 23:41:30 anthias.pfeifer.com kde4-kopete.desktop[2566]: ** Message: PackageKit: Codec nice name: Vorbis decoder Jun 17 23:41:30 anthias.pfeifer.com kde4-kopete.desktop[2566]: ** Message: PackageKit: ignoring field named streamheader Jun 17 23:41:30 anthias.pfeifer.com kde4-kopete.desktop[2566]: ** Message: PackageKit: structure: gstreamer1(decoder-audio/x-vorbis)()(64bit) Still, is there a way to set some rate limiting on the GNOME notification side? (If not, might that be considered a useful addition?) Gerald -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-gnome+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-gnome+owner(a)opensuse.org

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[opensuse-gnome] Web Authentication Redirect just an empty window?
by Gerald Pfeifer 04 Aug '16

04 Aug '16

For a couple of weeks now my Web Authentication Redirect windows, that used to work just fine, only come up as an empty window (see attached), even after zypper dup-ing my Tumbleweed system or rebooting it. Using a regular browser (Firefox, Chrome,...) always works and brings me to the respective login page. Any ideas what might be going on or where I should start digging (logs,...)? Gerald

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