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Wrong type argument #10

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sebastiencs opened this Issue Jun 9, 2017 · 5 comments

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sebastiencs commented Jun 9, 2017

Hi, When I run restart-emacs, I got this error:
Wrong type argument: processp, nowait
It's in the function restart-emacs--record-tty-file (i'm using emacs GUI)
The parameter current is set to (client . nowait)

I have attached the backtrace if it can help
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iqbalansari Jun 9, 2017

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Hi @sebastiencs,

Thanks a lot for the detailed bug report. I have just pushed a fix for the issue, could you please try it once MELPA updates and report back if the issue still occurs

Thanks

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iqbalansari commented Jun 9, 2017

Hi @sebastiencs,

Thanks a lot for the detailed bug report. I have just pushed a fix for the issue, could you please try it once MELPA updates and report back if the issue still occurs

Thanks

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sebastiencs Jun 10, 2017

Thank you for this quick fix. It resolves the error.

Now I have another problem:
Once emacs is restarted, when I quit emacsclient with C-x C-c (save-buffers-kill-terminal) the daemon is also ended. I have to start it again.
This problem appears only with emacs GUI, it works with emacs on terminal (I have 2 differents daemons for each)

Also, I don't know if it's important but I have this message in the *Warnings* buffer:
Error (frameset): Unknown terminal type

I don't know what information can I give you to help you, let me know if you need something

sebastiencs commented Jun 10, 2017

Thank you for this quick fix. It resolves the error.

Now I have another problem:
Once emacs is restarted, when I quit emacsclient with C-x C-c (save-buffers-kill-terminal) the daemon is also ended. I have to start it again.
This problem appears only with emacs GUI, it works with emacs on terminal (I have 2 differents daemons for each)

Also, I don't know if it's important but I have this message in the *Warnings* buffer:
Error (frameset): Unknown terminal type

I don't know what information can I give you to help you, let me know if you need something

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That seems like a bug, I have an idea why it happens, will try pushing a fix soon. Thanks for the report

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iqbalansari commented Jun 18, 2017

That seems like a bug, I have an idea why it happens, will try pushing a fix soon. Thanks for the report

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dinkonin Jul 22, 2017

I have the same problem using emacs in daemon mode, when I restart it I also get

Error (frameset): Unknown terminal type

the daemon does not start again and needs to be started manually.

I'm using emacs 25.2.1 on ArchLinux

dinkonin commented Jul 22, 2017

I have the same problem using emacs in daemon mode, when I restart it I also get

Error (frameset): Unknown terminal type

the daemon does not start again and needs to be started manually.

I'm using emacs 25.2.1 on ArchLinux

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@dinkonin @sebastiencs There does not seem to be a way to fix the issue, I will keep looking though. I am keeping this issue open as a reminder

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iqbalansari commented Aug 27, 2017

@dinkonin @sebastiencs There does not seem to be a way to fix the issue, I will keep looking though. I am keeping this issue open as a reminder

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