@robbert: s/Linux/Ubuntu/ ;)
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Error message on ending VNC session
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Sorry guys, after 2.5 years and no movement on this, we had long since
given up. The schools have reverted back to Windows computers in their
labs because of issues such as this (this was one of the biggest issues
we had which was preventing the kids from using presentation software).
It's too bad
No reasonable user would expect it to operate on the current
user when the working directory is another user's home directory.
I respectfully disagree. Running a command designed to apply user
configurations as the root user would presumably run it on the root user
- especially since that's
The theme has other issues with the panels.
I'm attaching a screenshot where the Main Menu, Clock and Window List
spaces are their own color, and don't respect the gnome-panel color
specified when right-clicking - Properties - Background - Solid
Color.
This is the same for the New Wave and
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/537474
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Hey, regardless of the nature of this controversy, cheers at least for
the head honcho actually keeping involved with the process AND community
input. You can't say that for most. *holds up pint*
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[Master] Window Control buttons: position/order/alignment
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/532633
Not that this adds, in any way shape or form, any kind of useful
information...but there was a story posted regarding Ubuntu's Lucid
entering beta:
http://linux.slashdot.org/story/10/03/23/2348232/Ubuntus-Lucid-Lynx-
Enters-Beta?art_pos=1
And the first comment (and subsequent replies) are about
Obviously this UI change is 'hot' enough to warrant an easily accessible
choice by the user. At the *very least*, please include an option in
System - Preferences - Appearance to put the buttons on
right/left/middle/whatever the user sees as their own individual
preference. Please don't force it
From a support standpoint this is a nightmare.
I can see that if this was a smaller project, it wouldn't create many
waves. But come on, Ubuntu is #1. I'm moving to Lucid from Hardy because
of LTS. I run LTSP servers for thousands of students and teachers. They
are ALL going to complain to me. As
@Mark Shuttleworth: You said in #248,
Most people don't scroll with the scrollbar any more. The use the
scrollbar to gauge how much fo the document am I seeing.
Can you site any references to this? Scrolling through this bug report,
for instance, would take a LONG time with a mouse wheel.
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@Atel, Yes, the web is broken. Ubuntu is changing it's design, and the
web is not compatible with it. The web must change.
Seriously?
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[light-theme] please revert the order of the window controls back to
menu:minimize,maximize,close
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/532633
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FWIW, it looks like Gnome 2.29.91 (tested in Ubuntu Lucid) fixes this
issue. It has a very small delay but it isn't anywhere near as bad -
looks like it just takes a second to slide out (probably making it
actually look like an opening drawer - very smooth).
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Gnome drawer applet delays and
I get the same issue. Current 9.10 (as of 2/23/10). The white rectangles
are actually windows that haven't really been drawn - I was able to
copy/paste the (invisible) text from it, which is (on 2 different
occasions):
Unable to mount 993 MB Filesystem
and
Not Authorized
You can close them by
AFAIK not a Firefox bug, it's a HAL bug.
** Changed in: firefox-3.5 (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
** Package changed: firefox-3.5 (Ubuntu) = hal (Ubuntu)
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second user ends up with white rectangle on desktop that can not be removed
without logging off.
@andyhull, this is more of a feature request/wishlist item.
I wrote a blog on how to accomplish this - hopefully this can be sort of
a primer to get something going directly in nm-ovpn..
http://blog.logicalnetworking.net/index.php/technologyarticles/openvpn-
and-gnome-network-manager?blog=5
Let
Is the patch good for if you have a network hiccup with a client *after*
the boot process is complete? For instance, if you accidentally unplug
the network cable, would the patch allow for attempting re-mount?
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: passwd
Executing usermod -md /home/new_home_dir username as root/sudo acts as
though it is broken in Ubuntu 8.04LTS. Displays help text instead of
executing action of moving the contents of a user's home directory to
new location. Executing usermod -d
Have you verified that you're using libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio (or
karmic equiv) instead of -alsa ? I know this was the workaround for
Hardy+ ...
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/460577
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I'm giving up on this personally. Obviously no Gnome devs give a sh*t
about it, even with the triaged bug report on Gnome Bugzilla.
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I would strongly advise anyone experiencing these issues to please go to
the upstream bug report in the OOo bug tracker, create an account if you
do not have one, and comment on the bug stating that the issue affects
you as well with as much detail as possible. Nothing seems to be
happening
I had this issue as well while trying to use System - Administration
- Services with a user/member of the 'admin' group, using VNC and LTSP
clients.
Please see comment #14 at
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8001955#post8001955 for my
workaround.
This seems to be a default Ubuntu polkit
Public bug reported:
Reproducable under (at least) Ubuntu 8.04 i386 / 9.04 AMD64
Steps to reproduce:
1) Launch epiphany-browser
2) Log onto Facebook
3) Attempt to update your status. Use an apostraphe ('). Watch the Find
Text bar pop up instead of typing an apostraphe.
Not sure what kind of
Wow...really? 8.5 months later, and ... nothing? With a submitted patch
upstream? Who's doing the bug monitoring here?
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I can confirm myself that this happens in Fedora 11.. If everyone can
comment on the Gnome Bugzilla report at
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=514298 maybe we can get some
more heads in the game.
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@Jim: This bug is not tied to Compiz. I have experienced this bug on
numerous releases of Ubuntu as well as a 'stock' F11 install without
Compiz enabled.
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I still have the error too - I'm assuming it's fixed in later releases,
though I'm not sure exactly where or in which package(s). Maybe we can
all coordinate a backport to Hardy...?
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When an USB Drive is inserted into a LTSP Server, all connected clients receive
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I can confirm that 8.10 doesn't experience this issue. What's strange is
that my 8.10 has libsdl1.2debian-alsa installed (and doesn't have
libsdl1.2debian-pulse), but as I said the issue doesn't appear.
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@Caroline re: #32: Here are two replies I got from people running Jaunty
LTSP setups:
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Tuxmath and tuxtyping both started, with sound and everything working,
and when I exited, it worked fine, no problems, no lockup.
Of course only one user here.
Hope that helps,
cat /etc/lsb-release
On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 04:04:05PM -0700, Bill Kendrick wrote:
On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 03:35:15PM -0700, Jordan Erickson wrote:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tuxpaint/+bug/269082 - check
out my latest comments.
Googling around furiously...
urbanterror crash with pulseaudio
Sorry for the comment chatter...documenting things. I'll test out
tomorrow when I'm at an actual thin client - this is when I attempt
installation of the debian libsdl pulseaudio package on my server
remotely:
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jerick...@fibonacci:~$ apt-cache search libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio
SUCCESS!
For the record, installing the 'libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio' package
cures the issues I have had with all mentioned programs (Tuxpaint,
tuxmath, tuxtype, even circuslinux which I hadn't mentioned before but
was experiencing similar issues). The CPU utilization is MUCH better
(~3-5% for a
I was at a school today on a fully updated (w/ -updates and -backports,
chroot included) 8.04 server. Installed tuxtype/math/paint and they
*all* crash upon exit. The --nosound option still works but we need
sound as it's important to the experience for kids.
I did an strace on all of these apps
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Looked at the debbugs report and there was never a fix released due to
nobody actually knowing if the bug was present in Debian - I changed the
status, hope Incomplete is a sane replacement.
** Changed in: tuxmath (Debian)
Status: Fix Released = Incomplete
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Caroline, do you remember
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tuxpaint/+bug/269082 ? Have
you set/unset the --nosound option and tested that way?
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Guevara, this is an UBUNTU-SPECIFIC bug. You marked LTSP (upstream) as
part of the bug, which it is not. That is why it was marked invalid.
LTSP (Ubuntu) is still on there as new.
** Changed in: ltsp
Status: New = Invalid
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I have to say it is. My Hardy servers don't have the PPA in them (just
-updates) and I've tested on Ibex with success as well.
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It would be really nice as a quasi-tagging system to be able to search
the notes you enter for files/directories. For instance, I have a bunch
of randomly named .wma files (from a voice recorder) with lots of small
bass riffs I've recorded. I'd like to use the notes to put in
Personally, I would love to see an SRU for Hardy. There are plenty of
large LTSP installations that use only LTS releases (myself included). A
fix for this would mean one of the very few remaining major roadblocks
cleared for prime-time implementation.
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Extreme slowness, Firefox is already
John, thanks for the info. Is there a bug report for xulrunner that you
know of which we can attach this one to?
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I've been wanting gnome-keyring support for Firefox/Thunderbird/Sunbird
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these Mozilla projects that would make it easier, at least for the
Mozilla side, to implement?
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FWIW, a couple of people and I are sort of taking the initiative to re-
write and build upon TCM (cleaning up, modularizing, making sure
everything is stable, then later adding features). We're building on LTS
release stability but I'm sure it would be trivial (though IANAP myself,
maybe it's a
Requesting a backport to 8.04 LTS. With 1.0 Beta, getting Connection
Failed message. Not behind a proxy, twitux works fine. This package is
unusable.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/374934
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So I think we've narrowed this down to gnome-panel (Ubuntu at least)...?
Can we get people to comment on whether this affects more than Ubuntu? I
don't have any other distributions as virtual machines (I will soon,
but...) so if anyone is using Fedora, Debian, openSuSE, etc. can you
quickly add a
I can also confirm with steps outlined above, currently up-to-date
Jaunty AMD64 install. It seems that fast-user-switch-applet doesn't
update itself when the TTY is changed from logout/login, thus goes to
the abandoned TTY from the old session.
Sidenote: What I see is strange (and might not be
Someone needs to look at the code responsible for it and see what they
can find. IMHO it's pretty obvious there's something funky going on when
you're using remote X, whether in LTSP or not.
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You
turncoat, wow - so does this mean the Ubufox plugin overrides the FF
default in firefox.js?
E-mail me at jerickson_-at-_logicalnetworking_-dot-_net (or msg Lns on
freenode) and we'll arrange the pizza customization and commit. :)
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turncoat, whoops - spoke too soon. This didn't work either (I do have
the UbuFox add-on installed and enabled). :(
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lockPref(browser.startup.homepage,
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 259914 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/259914
Well, might be because I'm in Hardy, w/Ubufox 0.5 still. Verified this
fix works in my ibex VM w/0.6 =)
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Anthony, you should try the lts.conf option LDM_DIRECTX = True to
disable SSH tunneling temporarily for your LTSP network. Reboot your
thin clients with that option and try again. If Evolution speeds up, you
can be certain that it's an SSH tunneling issue with Evolution rather
than simply a remote
I don't suppose an 8.04 PPA/package would be in order? This would help
me IMMENSELY. I've got multiple sites with the exact same issue and a
pre-packaged Hardy fix would rock my socks off! I have 7 sites I can
test the fix out on if that helps.
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Wishlist? Don't you all think that sorting is kind of important for any
system with 10 users? This is pretty basic functionality that I would
assume just works OOTB...Wishlist doesn't sit right with me on this.
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In addition to supporting .P12 files, it would be s cool to support
.ovpn files (generated by things like IPCop) to automagically import
settings such as gateway, cypher, etc.. This is what the OpenVPN client
for Windows does, and it's really slick. :)
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Not sure if I should add a new bug for this, but I experience the same
issue in a physical install of fully updated Jaunty 64-bit w/Compiz
enabled. Mouse-over will 'hide' the notification, and taking the mouse
cursor away will 'unhide' it. To me, this always appeared as a rendering
bug. It just
Just to confirm, I'm also seeing this via OOo 3.x PPA packages from
openoffice-scribblers ( https://launchpad.net/~openoffice-
pkgs/+archive/ppa ) when installing on 8.04LTS with normal openclipart*
packages.
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Awesome. I can also confirm Nick B's workaround - I simply symlinked the
original dir, opened OOo 3.1 and my openclipart appeared in the gallery!
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r...@fibonacci:/usr/lib/openoffice/basis3.1/share# ln -s ../../share/gallery/
gallery
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Thanks for the help!
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(after renaming the original 'gallery' dir to 'gallery.orig' of course,
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Is there anything we (Ubuntu) can do on our end to help this process
move forward? I'm still having these issues at a number of my sites.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/315300
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Please see http://www.typingmaster.com/forum/messages.aspx?TopicID=11
for information regarding a specific case of this bug, in the
TypingMaster java-based typing tutor for Linux. This is the app that I
have the most issues with regarding this bug, and the people at
TypingMaster have been very
Tim Holy (tim.h...@gmail.com) sent me a private e-mail for some reason,
but gave me this URL regarding SDL/Alsa/Pulse bugs:
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Hi Jordan,
Sadly I'm not an expert in audio, but I'm happy to help where I can. Are
you, or do you know, the maintainer for the SDL-audio in Ubuntu?
Have you seen this
Bump? Is there anything I can do at all to help move this bug along?
This is a pretty big issue for booting up thin-clients. Doubles
(triples?) the time to boot up when it hangs here. :(
- Jordan/Lns
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281498
You
Public bug reported:
IRC conversation with ogra 2009/02/16:
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Lns ogra: real quick, it's a good idea to mount --bind /dev in chroot when
upgrading right? I always get a cannot open /dev/pty blah blah when
upgrading.. if so, can you give me the best mount cmd to put into the howto?
ogra no,
I should also mention that I was at a school site a few days ago and
noticed this bug in action (again) - it seems to cause other booting
LTSP clients to not get a DHCP lease if dhcpd is on the same server
(maybe due to heavy server i/o when building other swapfiles?) Causes
half clients to fail
So is anything being done here? I can see two possible (easy) solutions:
1) Simply use gksudo in the .desktop file to necessitate root privs to run it
2) (probably better) Integrate policykit into it for those functions, since by
default, normal users can't kill/re-nice other users' procs
Am I
Ahh, crap! Sorry, wrong bug. /me needs to read more
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I notice similar behavior - the first time I open the drawer after
booting up/logging in, it's as fast as it should be. Subsequent times,
however, are slow like it's got molasses in its rails.
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Please see http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=549760#c6 for
another workaround using gconf:
Setting /apps/gksu/disable-grab to True makes the problem disappear.
Hopefully this sheds some light on the core issue so we can get it fixed
for real :)
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Not that I know of - but that, IMHO, is moot - we need to get the core
issue fixed and not waste time and resources trying to find the best,
most stable workaround. If I have to put on an LTSP cheerleader uniform,
I will! ;)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/277069
You
Sorry Philippe, your updated workaround posted on2008-12-23 doesn't work
at all. I tried both with new and existing profiles, and even altering
pref to lockPref in both mozilla.txt (before converting to .cfg) and
/etc/xulrunner-1.9/system-greprefs.js ...
Malte, your suggested workaround on
It seems as though even using 'dpkg-divert' won't help in this case, as
ldconfig seems to override the libX11.so.6 symlink whenever changes take
place.
man dpkg-divert:
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Care should be taken when diverting shared libraries, ldconfig(8) creates a
symbolic link based on the DT_SONAME
Hope this is an accurate affecting package change:
$ apt-file search libX11.so.6
libx11-6: /usr/lib/libX11.so.6
libx11-6: /usr/lib/libX11.so.6.2.0
** Changed in: libx11 (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: ia32-libs = libx11
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This is great news!! I am going to be visiting #ubuntu-testing to
coordinate an SRU into Hardy, if possible. Thanks!
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Firefox in LTSP environment
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/269188
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I can also confirm the updated nspr package from fta's PPA works, via
directions I wrote at http://lns.wikidot.com/nsprupdate . I launched 27
FF3 instances from different LTSP terminals, after rm -rf'ing current
user FF profiles. No delays, even when launching 1-2 seconds apart each
(as fast as I
New issue filed with OOo as per their request
** Changed in: openoffice
Bugwatch: OpenOffice.org Issue Tracker #85321 = OpenOffice.org Issue
Tracker #97906
Status: Fix Released = Unknown
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Starting Slide Show caches pixmap data excessively, crashing thin clients
Public bug reported:
+ Ubuntu 8.04.1 LTS
+ OpenOffice 1:2.4.1-1ubuntu2.1
+ LTSP Environment
Working in OpenOffice Impress/Presentation is fine until starting Slide
Show, which caches excessive amounts of pixmap data to thin-client
memory. This is bad because thin clients generally have very
** Attachment added: Sample presentation file I used in description (actual
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Philippe, I have also tried your method from comment on 2008-10-01, both
with generating my own mozilla.cfg and using your supplied config. I
verified and reverified all settings in your workaround with no avail.
/etc/firefox/pref/firefox.js *still* isn't honoring the homepage
setting, either.
Another strace using a new profile (created during the strace) and some
more random browsing shows the following:
jerick...@fibonacci:~$ mv .mozilla .mozilla.orig
jerick...@fibonacci:~$ strace firefox trace.txt 21
jerick...@fibonacci:~$ grep random trace.txt strace.txt
Ok - I noticed some Firefox 3 updates in Hardy, so I thought I'd
re-'strace' it to see if it was using /dev/urandom instead of
/dev/random. I can't verify that this fixes the slowness problem
because I'm on my own LTSP server (only 2 clients attached) but to me,
anyway, it looks like /dev/urandom
This issue seems to be resolved for 8.04.1, but now the Current Window
option is broken - no matter what you choose, it grabs the whole
desktop. BUT, the screenshot window isn't in there, so that's good.
I'm using this under LTSP, not sure if that makes a difference. Probably
shouldn't.
Anyone
background.
Cheers,
Scott
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Gareth Bult wrote:
Just as a general note, when you're running a LTS version of Ubuntu with
50 users on one server running LTSP in a live environment, the very LAST
thing you want to do is to upgrade the OS to fix a bug. (not least given
Ubuntu's track record on upgrades as already mentioned)
Johnathon wrote:
...
And, again, this bug was ignored for 4 and a half months, till the
vulnerable release went EOL.
Again, Really _awesome_ security policy guys!
Again, I'd expect that tactic from MS Windows, not from Ubuntu.
I know you guys are manically busy working on new features, I
Not that I know, but I don't think you understand the general process of
using your (limited) resources as effectively as possible under a
priority-based system for such an enormous project as Ubuntu.
I'm just a normal sysadmin and business owner, read: IANAP. But I do
understand that given the
You do have a choice with --arch :
ltsp-build-client --arch i386
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Yikes.. libxcb priority is Low ? That's surprising, given that
(presumably) because of libxcb, Java applications are pretty much
unusable in LTSP environments.
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I can confirm this behavior in Hardy 8.04.1, on 9 different servers that
I administrate.
I can confirm the workaround of adding the user to the lpadmin group
to bypass the prompt for a password and add a printer, whereas before it
would continually ask for a password, even when entering it
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 138776 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/138776
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 138776
[gutsy tribe 5] a user with sudo privileges cannot change printer settings
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system-config-printer won't accept password
I strongly agree this should be more than wishlist - it hinders the
normal ability for users to add printers, and does not give you the
information required to understand the fact that you need to be a part
of the 'lpadmin' group. I personally have been dealing with this bug for
a long time, and
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 138776 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/138776
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 138776
[gutsy tribe 5] a user with sudo privileges cannot change printer settings
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GUI Printer Configuration doesn't use PAM/LDAP
(Added in duplicate #152504)
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I can confirm this behavior in Hardy 8.04.1 with all updates, on 9 different
servers that I administrate.
I can confirm the workaround of adding the user to the lpadmin group
to bypass the prompt for a password and add a printer, whereas before it
would
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: system-config-printer
Please mark all other related bugs to this bug as a duplicate so we can
track them.
ISSUE:
Running 'system-config-printer' as a user (even a user as a member of group
'admin') gets prompted when adding/modifying printers, but the
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