*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 122988 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/122988
This problem is trigered only use of git-daemon's --timeout option
with small timeouts. A workaround is to pass a much larger value for
--timeout.
The value should be large enough to prepare a complete
Martin Pitt writes ([Bug 1175557] Re: adt-run fulfills dependencies with
--built-tree contrary to the manpage):
I'm trying to understand how these arguments actually work, keeping my
notes here. Probably not interesting to anyone else, but maybe for me
for future reference.
Do you want me to
Martin Pitt writes ([Bug 1175557] Re: adt-run fulfills dependencies with
--built-tree contrary to the manpage):
oh, you are listening here, nice!
Sure. To be honest I'm not doing very much but I can try to clear up
any misunderstandings and help explain the tangles in my code...
I'd
Robie Basak writes (Re: [Bug 1175557] Re: adt-run fulfills dependencies with
--built-tree contrary to the manpage):
On Tue, Jan 28, 2014 at 04:22:06PM -, Ian Jackson wrote:
Do you want me to try to explain how I think they're supposed to
work ?
Please! I said this to pitti on IRC
Martin Pitt writes ([Bug 1212208] Re: quilt patches are not applied during
--unbuilt-tree build):
** Changed in: autopkgtest (Ubuntu)
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Certainly applying quilt patches by default is entirely wrong. What
if you want to use adt-run to see whether a particular patch
Jean-Baptiste Lallement writes ([Bug 1169604] Re: set permission to og+rx on
working directory to allow test execution by any user):
The case I'm trying to address, is a test running as root to prepare the
test environment (for example start/stop services) then drop privileges
to another user
Jean-Baptiste Lallement writes ([Bug 1169604] [NEW] set permission to og+rx on
working directory to allow test execution by any user):
Public bug reported:
adt-run creates a working directory with mktemp in /tmp/ e.g /tmp/tmp.XX
which is set to the default permissions u+rwx.
This makes
Phillip Susi writes ([Bug 107023] Re: cfdisk complains about auto-resize
generated setup):
This is easy to reproduce by simply creating two logical partitions out
of order. This is an error in cfdisk not parted.
** Changed in: parted (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Invalid
I think the
Serge Hallyn writes ([Bug 865515] Re: virtual machines should not have nat on
servers):
Agreed the default isn't ideal for servers, but I'm not convinced there
is a good wya to set up a works-everywhere ideal solution for servers.
I would assume that any site which cares enough about the
Serge Hallyn writes ([Bug 865515] Re: virtual machines should not have nat on
servers):
How would you suggest configuring out of the box on install for a
server?
eth0 should be bridged. Specifically, for a vm host, the primary
network interface (by which I mean the one used for the original
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Title:
Get browser startpage
Another possible cause of problems is that, due to the use of
watershed, DM_COOKIE is not passed to the actual invocation of
vgchange, or vgchange is run fewer times than expected.
watershed considers two identical command lines with different
environments coalescable. So if you run
watershed
Dave Walker writes ([Bug 803488] Re: [Oneiric] Load xen_blkback and
xen_netback on startup):
I think I was confused on what the proposed Oneiric resolution was. I
thought it was being suggested that adding the two modprobes to the init
script would be a suitable resolution.
Looking at the
Dave Walker writes ([Bug 865515] Re: virtual machines should not have nat on
servers):
@Ian, If i understand the bug report correctly, this would seem to be a
generic bug regarding the default networking option setup as part of
libvirt. If this is the case, I agree it's not a great ideal for
Dave Walker writes ([Bug 803488] Re: [Oneiric] Load xen_blkback and
xen_netback on startup):
** Changed in: xen-common (Ubuntu Oneiric)
Importance: Wishlist = Medium
** Changed in: xen-common (Ubuntu Oneiric)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Dave Walker (davewalker)
** Changed in:
Dave Walker writes ([Bug 865515] Re: virtual machines should not have nat on
servers):
@Ian, If i understand the bug report correctly, this would seem to be a
generic bug regarding the default networking option setup as part of
libvirt. If this is the case, I agree it's not a great ideal for
Dave Walker writes ([Bug 865502] Re: virtualisation host task does not install
xen):
Thanks for raising this bug.. I think it's reasonable to have a Xen UDS
session for P-series, which this could fit nicely into. I'm going to
mark this bug Invalid, but I certainly agree that Xen
Public bug reported:
When installing oneiric with the virtualisation host task, the Xen
hypervisor and tools (perhaps, via the xen-hypervisor metapackage)
should be automatically installed as well as the kvm (libvirt).
** Affects: ubuntu-virt (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status:
Public bug reported:
When installing a machine which is to be a VM host, it is necessary to
make arrangements for the networking for the VMs. By default at the
moment this is done by having libvirt create a virbr0 bridge. The
physical network interface is not enslaved to this bridge. Instead,
For oneiric, this should be fixed in the xend init script in the xen-
utils-common package, not in the xen-common package (I'm not sure what
that is).
The ultimate fix is in the kernel, which should do this automatically.
That's commit 149bb2fab547253e6359e76f1b86b95247110e68 in the kernel git
I will see about getting this bug escalated. I think it should be fixed
for oneiric and the fix is trivial and low-risk.
** Changed in: xen-common (Ubuntu)
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Pedro Villavicencio writes ([Bug 125017] Re: change defaults for dialup
default route and nameservers):
Thanks for the report Ian Jackson , It has been a long time without any
comment or a duplicate in this bug report and It is possible that the
bug has been fixed. May you please try
Josh writes ([Bug 54925] Re: ping provides vague message `Packet filtered'):
Ping only knows that the packet was filtered, it doesn't know why and it
is not Ping's job to figure out why the packet was filtered.
You are entirely wrong. ping has the complete ICMP unreachable
packet, with the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
To reproduce:
1. Create a directory /home/ceb/Desktop/iwj
2. Put the files from the attached tarball into it
3. Open the directory in Nautilus
4. Double-click on outline3.jpg
Observed behaviour: nautilus locks up; this window and all other
** Attachment added: Tarball of jpg and svgs for repro
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I was attempting to use update-manager to upgrade a hardy desktop i386
install to intrepid. We enabled show updates to normal releases and
did check for updates but no new release was advertised.
On checking the log on the squid web
There is no reason to think that this bug does not exist in current
Ubuntu releases. As I understand it the design has not changed, and the
problem is caused by the design.
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There is no reason to think that this bug is not also present in current
Ubuntu releases. I don't have the facilities for reproducing it here
right now (I'm at Debconf) but the information I provided should be
sufficient to either reproduce (and hence confirm) the bug, or to
demonstrate that it
There is no reason to think that this bug is not also present in current
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demonstrate that it
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demonstrate that it
Martin Mai writes ([Bug 151325] Re: scrollback gesture should be disabled):
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. You reported this bug a while ago and there hasn't been
any activity in it recently. We were wondering if this is still an issue
for
Phillip Susi writes ([Bug 41624] Re: Replaying journals of other OS's
filesystems, by mounting them, is unsafe):
Which kernel you are using does not really matter because the linux
kernel developers consider this to be working as intended. I have tried
arguing with the on the LKML a few
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 46530 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/46530
Matt Zimmerman writes ([Bug 64490] Re: Assertion `dependtry = 4' failed.):
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 46530 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/46530
It is not normally correct to mark bugs as
I just had exactly the same experience as jeroenvrp, and thanks to
finding this report I was able to work around the problem. It's clear
that fontconfig fails to deal properly with font directory timestamps in
the future, so I'm setting this bug to Confirmed.
Also, the error message is deeply
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Peter Mawhorter writes ([Bug 155914] dpkg --configure -a fails when acpid is
running because invoke-rc.d fails.):
Running:
sudo dpkg --configure -a
(to recover after a crashed update session due to a power outage) gave me the
message:
invoke-rc.d: initscript acpid, action start failed.
** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
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Launchpad Bug Tracker writes ([Bug 155329] Massive, meaningless updates):
Why does dpkg not support a patch process that can generate
patch debs based on binary comparison (whole files, not binary patching;
though binary patching might improve things further when one line of
code gets a
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Chris Cheney writes ([Bug 47698] Re: spellchecker language keeps reverting):
I am not sure I see what the bug here is. The document oo-about-these-
files.odt is set to default language of English (UK) so when you go to
spellcheck with English (US) spellings in it makes you change to the US
Sorry, I reacted before I read Martin's comment. Reading more closely,
`Operation not permitted' is a very strange error to get here.
Do you have selinux enabled or something ? Or have you used chattr +i
on some files ? Is NFS involved ?
Could you please strace dpkg doing this operation, with
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My mother has a Dell laptop with builtin ipw3945 wireless.
Recently she accidentally knocked the hardware wifi kill switch. This
caused the network to stop working, as might be expected. However, what
ought not to be expected is that
Seems to be some random glitch between the tester and the archive server
(!)
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Loïc Minier writes ([Bug 94230] Re: thumbnails privacy violation hazard):
What's the difference with a browser cache?
The browser cache contains images you've viewed on websites, ie
probably not images that you took and that are probably not of you.
(Also browser cache privacy problems are
Sorry, when I say does not cover I should say does not appear to
cover. The term.log is confusing and has at least some corruption. So
it is possible that you have attached the right files but I would like
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term.log.
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dpkg.log* ?
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* Fiddled a bit with the Software Sources to remove the CD entry
* Installed libadns1-bin using Synaptic
The other bug I refer to, about support for oem-created users, is bug
153310.
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poor error handling - lack of recovery
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/153311
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Binary package hint: oem-config
I installed gutsy 20071016.1 i386 d-i in oem mode in English (with auto-
resize of another gutsy test install):
During the oem boot I:
* Fiddled a bit with the Software Sources to remove the CD entry
* Installed libadns1-bin using Synaptic
I have filed another bug about these events, regarding the poor error
handling. That other bug is bug 153311.
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oem-prepare cannot cope if oem creates user (?)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/153310
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: oem-config
I just did an install of 20071016.1 gutsy d-i i386 in OEM mode (with
auto resize). I installed in French (with UK keyboard and London
timezone).
I made only one change in the oem boot: to use Synaptic to install
libadns1-bin.
I then ran the
AFAICT from my retest there are two bugs here:
* The Step 1 of 4 counter does not advance
There is no confirmation, after completing the final screen, that everything
is OK. Instead the X server just quits and presents the user with a login
prompt. This is quite jarring.
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