I've got a strange issue that I find annoying. My desktop machine is running Fedora 14. If I ssh to my 389 server and run 389-console there, the fonts are messed up (see attached snapshot). Everything is fine though if I run the console from my desktop. Also, this used to be fine, but some update long ago seems to have caused it.
Any thoughts or ideas on how to debug? I ran a diff of -D 9 -f console.log output from the two and no smoking guns there.
(2011?04?01? 13:07), Orion Poplawski wrote:
I've got a strange issue that I find annoying. My desktop machine is running Fedora 14. If I ssh to my 389 server and run 389-console there, the fonts are messed up (see attached snapshot). Everything is fine though if I run the console from my desktop. Also, this used to be fine, but some update long ago seems to have caused it.
Any thoughts or ideas on how to debug? I ran a diff of -D 9 -f console.log output from the two and no smoking guns there.
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Could you please run this query against your configuration directory server and do base64-decoding the nsPreference value? $ ldapsearch -x -h <host> -p <port> -D 'cn=directory manager' -w <pw> -b "o=netscaperoot" "(cn=fonts)" dn: cn=Fonts,ou=1.1,ou=Console,ou=uid\3Dadmin\2Cou\3DAdministrators\2Cou\3DTop ologyManagement\2Co\3DNetscapeRoot,ou=UserPreferences,ou=usersys.redhat.com, o=NetscapeRoot cn: Fonts objectClass: top objectClass: nsAdminConsoleUser nsPreference:: IwojRnJpIEFwciAwMSAxNToxMDoxMSBQRFQgMjAxMQpDT05UUk9MUz1TYW5zU2 VyaWZcOjBcOjExClNUQVRVUz1TYW5zU2VyaWZcOjBcOjExCkRBVEFfVkFSSUFCTEU9U2Fuc1Nlcm lmXDowXDoxMQpUQVNLPVNhbnNTZXJpZlw6MFw6MTgKVElUTEU9U2Fuc1NlcmlmXDowXDoxOApEQV RBX0ZJWEVEPU1vbm9zcGFjZWRcOjBcOjExCg==
This is my decoded preference (default setting): # #Fri Apr 01 15:10:11 PDT 2011 CONTROLS=SansSerif:0:11 STATUS=SansSerif:0:11 DATA_VARIABLE=SansSerif:0:11 TASK=SansSerif:0:18 TITLE=SansSerif:0:18 DATA_FIXED=Monospaced:0:11
On 04/01/2011 04:20 PM, Noriko Hosoi wrote:
(2011年04月01日 13:07), Orion Poplawski wrote:
I've got a strange issue that I find annoying. My desktop machine is running Fedora 14. If I ssh to my 389 server and run 389-console there, the fonts are messed up (see attached snapshot). Everything is fine though if I run the console from my desktop. Also, this used to be fine, but some update long ago seems to have caused it.
Any thoughts or ideas on how to debug? I ran a diff of -D 9 -f console.log output from the two and no smoking guns there.
Could you please run this query against your configuration directory server and do base64-decoding the nsPreference value? $ ldapsearch -x -h <host> -p <port> -D 'cn=directory manager' -w <pw> -b "o=netscaperoot" "(cn=fonts)"
Don't seem to have a preference.
# Fonts, 1.1, Console, uid\3Dadmin\2Cou\3DAdministrators\2Cou\3DTopologyManag ement\2Co\3DNetscapeRoot, UserPreferences, nwra.com, NetscapeRoot dn: cn=Fonts,ou=1.1,ou=Console,ou=uid\3Dadmin\2Cou\3DAdministrators\2Cou\3DTop ologyManagement\2Co\3DNetscapeRoot,ou=UserPreferences,ou=nwra.com,o=NetscapeR oot cn: Fonts objectClass: top objectClass: nsAdminConsoleUser
On 04/04/2011 10:30 AM, Orion Poplawski wrote:
On 04/01/2011 04:20 PM, Noriko Hosoi wrote:
(2011年04月01日 13:07), Orion Poplawski wrote:
I've got a strange issue that I find annoying. My desktop machine is running Fedora 14. If I ssh to my 389 server and run 389-console there, the fonts are messed up (see attached snapshot). Everything is fine though if I run the console from my desktop. Also, this used to be fine, but some update long ago seems to have caused it.
Any thoughts or ideas on how to debug? I ran a diff of -D 9 -f console.log output from the two and no smoking guns there.
Could you please run this query against your configuration directory server and do base64-decoding the nsPreference value? $ ldapsearch -x -h<host> -p<port> -D 'cn=directory manager' -w<pw> -b "o=netscaperoot" "(cn=fonts)"
Don't seem to have a preference.
# Fonts, 1.1, Console, uid\3Dadmin\2Cou\3DAdministrators\2Cou\3DTopologyManag ement\2Co\3DNetscapeRoot, UserPreferences, nwra.com, NetscapeRoot dn: cn=Fonts,ou=1.1,ou=Console,ou=uid\3Dadmin\2Cou\3DAdministrators\2Cou\3DTop ologyManagement\2Co\3DNetscapeRoot,ou=UserPreferences,ou=nwra.com,o=NetscapeR oot cn: Fonts objectClass: top objectClass: nsAdminConsoleUser
Then, what happens if you add this attribute value to the entry?
nsPreference:: IwojRnJpIEFwciAwMSAxNToxMDoxMSBQRFQgMjAxMQpDT05UUk9MUz1TYW5zU2 VyaWZcOjBcOjExClNUQVRVUz1TYW5zU2VyaWZcOjBcOjExCkRBVEFfVkFSSUFCTEU9U2Fuc1Nlcm lmXDowXDoxMQpUQVNLPVNhbnNTZXJpZlw6MFw6MTgKVElUTEU9U2Fuc1NlcmlmXDowXDoxOApEQV RBX0ZJWEVEPU1vbm9zcGFjZWRcOjBcOjExCg==
On 04/04/2011 11:45 AM, Noriko Hosoi wrote:
Then, what happens if you add this attribute value to the entry?
nsPreference:: IwojRnJpIEFwciAwMSAxNToxMDoxMSBQRFQgMjAxMQpDT05UUk9MUz1TYW5zU2 VyaWZcOjBcOjExClNUQVRVUz1TYW5zU2VyaWZcOjBcOjExCkRBVEFfVkFSSUFCTEU9U2Fuc1Nlcm lmXDowXDoxMQpUQVNLPVNhbnNTZXJpZlw6MFw6MTgKVElUTEU9U2Fuc1NlcmlmXDowXDoxOApEQV RBX0ZJWEVEPU1vbm9zcGFjZWRcOjBcOjExCg==
No difference. If I go through the font preferences dialog though, it appears that SansSerif is getting mapped to Dialog or DialogInput which is not rendering well. How do I track java font substitutions or find out where the Dialog font is coming from?
On 04/04/2011 02:17 PM, Orion Poplawski wrote:
On 04/04/2011 11:45 AM, Noriko Hosoi wrote:
Then, what happens if you add this attribute value to the entry?
nsPreference:: IwojRnJpIEFwciAwMSAxNToxMDoxMSBQRFQgMjAxMQpDT05UUk9MUz1TYW5zU2 VyaWZcOjBcOjExClNUQVRVUz1TYW5zU2VyaWZcOjBcOjExCkRBVEFfVkFSSUFCTEU9U2Fuc1Nlcm lmXDowXDoxMQpUQVNLPVNhbnNTZXJpZlw6MFw6MTgKVElUTEU9U2Fuc1NlcmlmXDowXDoxOApEQV RBX0ZJWEVEPU1vbm9zcGFjZWRcOjBcOjExCg==
No difference. If I go through the font preferences dialog though, it appears that SansSerif is getting mapped to Dialog or DialogInput which is not rendering well. How do I track java font substitutions or find out where the Dialog font is coming from?
I can manually set them all to Bitstream Sans and that gets most of the fonts working. The login screen and some drop down lists are still bad though - so the fonts used in those must not use configured values.
Looks the problem fonts are Hershey fonts installed from ghostscript-fonts. Not sure how to exclude them or why they are being chosen.
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