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Intermittent "'steamwebhelper' is not responding" error on Fedora 40 KDE Plasma spin #10606
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This doesn't look like the same issue as any of the previous reports of the same symptom. @kisak-valve, it might be good to retitle this to say "Intermittent "Steamwebhelper is not responding" error...", to distinguish it from reports where the steamwebhelper is crashing every time. The container runtime is starting up successfully. @GhostCoder22, are you confident that the attached logs are from a time when the steamwebhelper was not working, or might they have come from a time when the steamwebhelper had successfully restarted? If you see this intermittent bug again, it would be useful if you can capture logs before restarting the steamwebhelper, so that we can be sure that the logs we're seeing are correlated with the failure. Text from the attached `steamwebhelper.log`
The only error message I see there that does not look similar to one that I see on a working system is |
steamwebhelper crashed yet again, but this time after updating Steam. Here is yet another steamwebhelper crash log: |
Yes. If the
In your more recent logs, the situation looks similar to what I said in #10606 (comment), although with different messages logged. The container runtime is starting up correctly, and (That means I am unable to help with this further, because the part of the process that I'm involved with developing is working correctly; probably only a |
Steam ("steamwebhelper killed by SIGTRAP") keeps crashing for me on Fedora 41 w/ Nvidia, too. It drags the whole Gnome Shell down with it. When it happens, it's always when I re-focus the Steam client with the mouse while it's sitting behind my currently active window. Has been happening for weeks if not months now. Steam Beta Branch: Steam Beta Update |
[The following is system information provided by "Info Center"]
Operating System: Fedora Linux 40
KDE Plasma Version: 6.0.4
KDE Frameworks Version: 6.2.0
Qt Version: 6.7.0
Kernel Version: 6.8.10-300.fc40.x86_64 (64-bit)
Graphics Platform: Wayland
Processors: 4 × Intel® Core™ i3-7100U CPU @ 2.40GHz
Memory: 15.4 GiB of RAM
Graphics Processor: Mesa Intel® HD Graphics 620
Storage Device: 1 TB 5200 RPM Hard Drive.
Steam Version: 1709846872
Steam Beta Branch: Stable Client
A system update occurred yesterday.
I have not opted into Steam client beta.
My GPU is Intel.
Since my chosen Linux distro is Fedora and after reporting the following directly through Steam for Linux last night, I was advised to report bugs here citing Steam for Linux "is only supported on the latest version of 64-bit Ubuntu LTS with Unity, Gnome, or KDE desktops".
Anyways, I'd like to report a crash when starting Steam for Linux lasdt night, this one pertaining Steam's steamwebhelper component. My chosen operating system is Fedora 39 KDE Plasma Spin.
Just after a system update and rebooting my laptop, I went to start Steam only to find the error
Out of the 5 options, I've chosen option #1 "Restart Steam", which did cause Steam to restart normally.
This error has occurred once or twice previously after completely replacing Windows 10 with Fedora.
I don't have any security software installed, nor do I use VPN except on very rare occasions (but I currently don't have any VPN software installed either).
I do not know the steps for reproducing this issue at this time
steam-logs.tar.gz
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