#34 worked for me for all of about two weeks or so, then no more. I
suspect an update, but I couldn't find any update of any package that
seemed relevant.
I've now resorted to my first workaround in #8, i.e. to mount and
unmount the raid partitions separately from the ordinary boot and
shutdown
Roger, many thanks for finding that. At first it looked like it wouldn't
work for me, but it turns out that both kernel >= 4.4.2 AND the script
fixes in comment #13 are necessary.
I have also tested and found that both fixes in #13 are still required:
- /etc/init.d/mdadm: The mdmon pid is put
I've had this problem since wily (15.10) - the workarounds in this
ticket stopped working then. It's still the same in xenial (upgraded
yesterday, so it's fresh).
Fwiw I can say it's still a problem at shutdown rather than startup: If
I reboot to Windows it's detected as unclean and a resync is
Public bug reported:
I have in my ~/.profile a call to locale -m to adapt some locale
variables based on available charmaps. When it is run during X session
init, it produces some errors to stderr:
gzip: stdout: Broken pipe
gzip: stdout: Broken pipe
gzip: stdout: Broken pipe
gzip: stdout:
Something like /var/log/update-notifications perhaps, or /dev/null. This
isn't any kind of error, just status - other systems (thankfully)
doesn't mail about such things.
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Whenever flashplugin-installer installs a new version, the cron system
sends a mail to root:
/etc/cron.daily/update-notifier-common:
flashplugin-installer: downloading
http://archive.canonical.com/pool/partner/a/adobe-flashplugin/adobe-flashplugin_11.2.202.425.orig.tar.gz
update-notifier is 0.154.1ubuntu1
flashplugin-installer is 11.2.202.425ubuntu0.14.04.1
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Unimportant update notifications are sent to root
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I need to configure a couple of options for the nvidia driver, e.g.
Coolbits. For this I have /etc/X11/xorg.conf which contains purely my
manual configuration. I have found that this file is being renamed
xorg.conf.MMDD at irregular intervals, thereby disabling these
Can note that this still happens in Trusty, and since bug #726471 is
fixed, this user level workaround now works:
mkdir -p ~/.local/share/dbus-1/services
cat EOF ~/.local/share/dbus-1/services/org.gnome.ScreenSaver.service
[D-BUS Service]
Name=org.gnome.ScreenSaver
Exec=
EOF
On a side note, I
Yes, the bios reports the raid as normal, but a resync is started
regardless whether I boot Ubuntu or Windows. So I think it's pretty
clear that the problem is in writing down a clean state to the metadata
block during the Ubuntu shutdown.
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I deviced a workaround for this by mounting and unmounting my raid
separately. The key is that I don't need it during boot, nor start any
daemons that keep files open on it.
First, I added the noauto option to all the mounts on the raid in
/etc/fstab.
Then I added an upstart script as below.
I can confirm that if the raid stays in auto-read-only state (i.e. isn't
written to), then it won't start a resync on the next boot. I verified
that by not mounting any of the file systems (for me it's enough to
mount a file system to cause a write - it doesn't have to be a file
write). That being
Public bug reported:
Got an imsm raid1 which I don't boot from. Whenever bios reports the
raid as being in Normal state, mdadm starts a resync of it after boot.
If a resync already is underway (bios reports it as being in Verify
state), it continues where it left off.
This appears to be very
Another observation: This system is a dual boot with Windows (why else
use imsm?), and if I shut down from Windows with the raid in healthy
state, mdadm doesn't start a resync. It is only if I shut down
normally/cleanly from Ubuntu that that happens.
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I'm seeing the same symptoms. For me these popups are due to kernel
crash files in /var/crash. Removing those files makes the popups go away
at the next login, but that in no way solves the problem here.
I can also add that pressing Report problem... doesn't do anything for
me; the
Public bug reported:
I have a non-root Intel fakeraid volume which is not getting assembled
automatically at startup. I can assemble it just fine with sudo mdadm
--assemble --scan.
While trying to debug this, I encountered that it is being assembled
when I'm booting in debug (aka recovery) mode.
That'd be great, but if it still is some time off then I suggest making
this more visible, since as it is right now the mdadm package doesn't
work that well for non-dmraid fakeraid users.
I believe a decent way would be to add a screen to dpkg-reconfigure
mdadm explaining this and offering to
I've unmarked this bug as a duplicate of #903422 since that bug is
marked as fixed but this issue is still around in Saucy, using libmtp
1.1.6.
The behaviour is erratic - sometimes mtp-detect, gmtp, etc work but with
excessive delays (i.e. many minutes), and sometimes they fail with
messages like
I don't know which version numbering system you're referring to, but the
bug is still there in the current acroread in quantal/partner, version
9.5.4-1quantal1.
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Title:
top/uptime reports
Ah, yes. I stopped experiencing this issue some time ago. Found a thread
somewhere (sorry, can't find it anymore) that gave the tip to uncheck
Enable hardware acceleration in the Settings dialog. I did that, and
at the same time I also upgraded to 11.2.202.235 iirc.
I haven't gotten the problem
People (like me) who believe they're still affected by this bug, and
hence don't agree with its Fix Released status, may want to weigh in
on bug 986722 instead.
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Looks like I'll be running a monologue on this one, but fwiw I can
mention some of the actions I've done to narrow it down:
1. The same thing happens with flash widgets in both firefox (my
standard browser) and chromium.
2. It's present in both Natty/Gnome 2 and Precise/Xubuntu.
3. Creating a
Public bug reported:
phatch-cli depends on locate | mlocate, and those packages install cron
jobs that creates a lot of background disk activity. Therefore users
have a legitimate interest in keeping those packages off their systems.
Also, from my (admittedly very cursory) investigation of
I can reproduce this in Precise. Has the fix still not propagated from
upstream?
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Title:
Updating /var/cache/fontconfig with no-bitmaps disables
This bug disappears if I remove the notification-daemon package and only
use notify-osd (because there are not buttons at all in then).
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Title:
Some flash widgets are not obscured by overlapping windows
To manage
Managed to get hold of an archive for 11.1.102.63, so I've been able to
verify that this is a regression from 11.1.102.63ubuntu0.11.04.1 to
11.2.202.228ubuntu0.11.04.1.
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With the latest update to flashplugin-installer , some flash content in
web pages almost completely disregards overlapping windows:
If a flash player is visible on a web page, then placing another window
(e.g. a terminal) on top of it does not obscure it from view, i.e. it
Update: Just noticed that the flash application may do something that
corrects the problem while it's running. E.g. switching the youtube
player to fullscreen and back makes it behave correctly.
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I have these symptoms, but the .is_audio_player suggestion does not work
for me. libmtp 1.1.2, banshee 2.2.1. The banshee debug log does not say
anything useful:
[1 Debug 18:55:30.868] Delayed Initializating Banshee.Dap.DapService
[1 Debug 18:55:30.872] Dap support extension loaded:
Note also that it could be just as valid to change the uuid of the
original as of the copy, if the user intends to let the copy take the
place of the original. One case could be when migrating to new a hd, and
for some reason wanting to leave the partitions intact on the old one.
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The problems with this script are wider than that, and it is broken in
several aspects. It runs at startup after other mount events and may
clobber the mounts present then.
My case is as follows: I need a read-only bind mount. Since bind mounts
cannot be given options right away, I have a line in
I still experience this problem in Natty (haven't tested Oneiric since
it's unusable on a desktop).
I can confirm that the delays are much worse with Google calendars as
opposed to On the Web calendars.
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Martin Stjernholm (msub) wrote on 2011-09-19:
Furthermore, I have never experienced the problem if I log out
and back in again.
I have to correct myself on this. I have now seen it after a
logout/login cycle as well.
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Indeed, that is an interesting observation. I can confirm it: Out of
three boxes I have with Natty, only one exhibits this behavior on a
regular basis, and that is also the only one with autologin.
Furthermore, I have never experienced the problem if I log out and back
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I've tested the patched natty kernel and have over 30 boots without the
evergreen_cp_resume oops, so the bisected patch indeed appears to be the
right one. Does it explain the race?
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After 30 boots with bisect 014 I got 3 oopses but none mentioning
evergreen_cp_resume, so I deem it not affected.
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Title:
[Radeon HD 5650 and
I also ran into this on Natty. I'm using the natty, natty-security,
natty-updates and natty-backports archives. nvidia-common is 0.2.30.
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Title:
Bisect 013 booted ok 24 times out of 30. 3 of the remaining times failed
with an afaics unrelated oops in azx_interrupt in the snd_hda_intel
driver. The last 3 times there were oops'es which didn't manage to get
sufficiently logged on the tty to see where they were (the computer
froze either
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 824408 ***
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The Ubuntu add-on overrides user setting of middlemouse.contentLoadURL
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Yes, I have verified that it's an oops in evergreen_cp_resume that I've
gotten at least once in each of bisects 006-011.
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Title:
[Radeon HD 5650
Because testing good bisects is tedious, I went backwards:
Bisect 005 is inconclusive since it bugs out with no tty output. Got one
kernel hang, but since there's no tty output I don't know if it's this
bug or not (nothing in kern.log from that boot either).
Bisect 004 does not show the bug
Public bug reported:
The config setting middlemouse.contentLoadURL is reset to false at each
browser restart. If the user manually sets it to true, the user
preference only has effect until the next restart. Disabling the Ubuntu
Firefox Modifications add-on makes the problem disappear.
This is a
Can confirm the evergreen_cp_resume oops in bisect 11 (on fifth boot).
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Title:
[Radeon HD 5650 and 5470] Kernel BUG during recovery boot and in
Since I've always gotten the bug in all the bisects I've tried, I
thought I better reverify bisect 006 which has been reported as working
by others. Unfortunately it didn't work for me, so we're getting
different results here. :(
I didn't get the oops in the log file, but I checked on screen that
I have now tried bisect 010 and got the oops in evergreen_cp_resume on
the third boot.
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Title:
[Radeon HD 5650 and 5470] Kernel BUG during
[Side note: Had to install module-init-tools from oneiric to satisfy
deps in these bisect builds.]
Just to double check a little, I've tried the three latest bisects
007-009, and I've seen the oops in evertgreen_cp_resume at least once in
each of them.
However, the trig ratio is fairly low for
Public bug reported:
Each time the VPN Login Message notification box shows, regardless
whether it's for a successful vpn connect or a vpn dropout error, it
gets another Don't show this message again button. All the buttons
appear next to each other on the same line, which means the notification
Sorry, forgot version info:
Natty release
network-manager 0.8.4~git.20110319t175609.d14809b-0ubuntu3
network-manager-gnome 0.8.4~git.20110318t152954.9c4c9a0-0ubuntu1
notification-daemon 0.5.0-2ubuntu1
notify-osd 0.9.30-0ubuntu4
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This bug still exists in Natty beta 2. To reiterate, here are exact
steps and expected vs observed behavior:
Preconditions: /etc/fonts/conf.d/70-no-bitmaps.conf is present and the
fontconfig cache has been populated with fc-cache -s.
1. Create a user-specific ~/.fonts.conf containing the
This bug is still present in Natty beta 2 (linux-image 2.6.38.8.22,
procps 1:3.2.8-10ubuntu3), after a reinstall from scratch.
Although I don't believe the cpu actually is busylooping, I note that
the energy efficiency is significantly worse in Linux than in Windows 7
on the same box (~1.5 hours
The resize grips may be good for Unity users only using Unity-adapted
applications, but the change has the wrong scope since it affects all
resizable windows, regardless of desktop environment and window manager
(personally i use Sawfish and enjoy a better solution to the resize
problem).
If it
I have the same problem with reload. I also note that logging to a tty
(/dev/tty6 in my case) stops working in exactly the same way.
rsyslogd works correctly again when it is restarted, i.e. a workaround is:
sudo restart rsyslog
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I never see the missing songs as listening now either. You might be
affected by a different bug.
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Title:
Rhythmbox Last.fm plugin only scrobbles
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: hal
When I plug in my old 1 GB iShuffle in the usb port, hal doesn't
recognize the volume /dev/sdb1 on it, but it does recognize the device
itself. The iShuffle isn't recognized in any user level program I've
tried (Nautilus, Disk Mounter panel object,
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This is on Maverick. hal is 0.5.14-0ubuntu6.
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=584804 is probably the
upstream ticket for this bug. Just in case it isn't, I opened a new one
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=634020.
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** Bug
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: procps
On a laptop with an i5 M450 cpu (which got two hyperthreaded cores), top
and uptime claims the load to be around 1.1-1.3 even when the computer
is practically idle, i.e. top just shows a couple of processes hovering
on 1-2% cpu, nothing else. The
The 10.10 announcement went out and I note that this bug is not in the
list of known issues. Considering other things listed there I'd say this
one is well qualified. If I was running Lucid and upgraded, I'd be
pretty annoyed at running into this regression and having to spend
significant time
** Also affects: ubuntu-release-notes
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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/etc/conf.avail/70-yes-bitmaps.conf is a dummy file containing only an
empty fontconfig element in Maverick, so the short-term I mentioned in
the initial report has been implemented.
** Changed in: fontconfig (Ubuntu)
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The yes-bitmaps rule makes it
I've now tested with Maverick RC, and the problem is still the same as
in Jaunty. I tried rmarks suggestion with changing the order of the
cachedir elements in /etc/fonts/fonts.conf. It works, but only if I
have no bitmap fonts overrides in my local ~/.fonts directory.
To fully fix the issue, I
I might clarify comment #4 a bit. The reason I still saw some (but not
all) fixed fonts in the first fc-list there was that those were my
personal overrides in ~/.fonts. If I remove those, then doing fc-list
fixed with 70-no-bitmaps.conf is in place produces an empty list.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 519372 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/519372
I think the original would be #519372.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 519372
Regression: keyboard layout indicator cannot be hidden
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-settings-daemon
This can be seen as an off-shoot from bug #519372. I wanted to remove
the keyboard layout indicator applet, and so I applied the method
suggested in that ticket:
gconftool-2 -s
I noticed the same oops (or one with identical stack, at least) when
coming out of hibernation. It did not affect the sound in my case,
though, and I haven't noticed any other malfunction, at least not any
that I currently would pin on this. HP Envy 14.
Maybe this is relevant:
This is some maybe-not-relevant info: I thought I had the same problem,
and while looking for solutions on the net I stumbled upon
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/20830. Extrapolating the workaround
suggested there, I added
MatchDevicePath /dev/input/event*
to
I have a hard time understanding exactly what is unclear about my
description, so I'm somewhat at a loss how to improve it. Maybe steps to
reproduce might help:
0. Starting assumption: English is the top language choice.
1. Go to the Language Support configuration.
2. Put Swedish as the first
The problem remains in lucid, and it is still intermittent. Offhand I'd
say it happens between 20-40 per cent of the time when I start Gnome.
I haven't reported it upstream yet. Maybe I will.
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Binary package hint: bacula
Bacula has changed its network protocol from 2.4 to 5.0. This means that
a client upgrading to Lucid breaks if the backup server still runs 2.4.
Since upgrading the server simultaneously usually isn't an option (in my
case it doesn't even run
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: bacula
Bacula has changed its network protocol from 2.4 to 5.0. This means that
a client upgrading to Lucid breaks if the backup server still runs 2.4.
Since upgrading the server simultaneously usually isn't an option (in my
case it doesn't even run
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: acroread
With the acroread package installed, I get no entries in /etc/mailcap to
associate application/pdf etc with the acroread viewer. Some programs
use that rather than the xdg stuff to find apps, and they won't fire up
acroread for pdf's as they
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: indicator-applet
indicator-applet does not propagate the locale environment variables to
the indicator services. I have set en_US as user specific preference for
messages, yet text in the indicator services appear in Swedish, which is
the system default.
Dist is Lucid, indicator-applet is 0.3.6-0ubuntu2.
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I started getting this log spam when I went to Lucid from Karmic, i.e.
to pulseaudio 1:0.9.22~0.9.21+stable-queue-32-g8478-0ubuntu14 from
1:0.9.19-0ubuntu4.1. I think that rules out faulty hardware, so there
has been some kind of software regression. I don't notice any sound
problems either.
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On upgrade from Karmic to Lucid, my sawfish configuration broke. One
example is:
sawfish-client
exec: 2: rep: not found
sawfish-client is part of the sawfish package, which depends on rep-gtk,
which depends on librep9. In Karmic, librep9 contains /usr/bin/rep, but
it no
That problem is unrelated to this bug. This one is characterized by:
o Emacs 21 only.
o Emacs hangs indefinitely.
o It's a deadlock (no cpu consumption during hang).
o Does not affect other processes.
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Binary package hint: rhythmbox
I have a number of internet stations where I've pointed to playlists as
locations. Here are some from SOMA FM:
http://somafm.com/startstream=groovesalad.pls
http://somafm.com/startstream=illstreet.pls
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** Attachment added: ProcMaps.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35863933/ProcMaps.txt
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The .desktop file can also be put into /etc/X11/sessions/ (you probably
have to create the directory first). That's a bit better than changing
in /usr/share. C.f.
http://library.gnome.org/admin/gdm/2.27/gdm.html#sessionconfig
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Do I get right that actually only CTRL+ALT+LEFT_ARROW and
CTRL+ALT+RIGHT_ARROW are the key bindings users want to pass to
Window Manager?
I'd regard that as a bug. It should not intercept any key that the
window manager has bound. I for instance have bound F1-F5 (without
modifiers) to switch
This bug is not a duplicate of bug #38538.
It does however appear to be fixed in (at least) jaunty. The Gnus info
pages are part of emacs22-common and emacs21-common-non-dfsg in
Universe.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 38538
man pages suggest info pages that don't exist.
**
It's better in Jaunty, but there are still some differences:
With /etc/conf.d/70-no-bitmaps.conf:
fc-list fixed
Fixed:style=Bold
Fixed:style=Bold SemiCondensed
Fixed:style=SemiCondensed
Fixed:style=Oblique SemiCondensed
Fixed:style=Oblique
Fixed:style=Regular
Without
I don't know. As it turns out, the problem is intermittent (in intrepid
it was not - there the extra icons were always present). I will check
nautilus the next time it occurs.
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I'm using dmraid to mount partitions in an Intel Storage Matrix
software raid1 volume. The volume got three partitions, and I mount all
three of them from fstab. Even so, the disk mounter applet shows six
icons, two for each partition, in
No change in Jaunty.
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Status: Incomplete = New
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It remains exactly the same in 8.10: User settings cannot override
acceptfont tags in the system settings, and it's unaffected by order.
What is the reason for having acceptfont tags in the system settings
when fonts are accepted by default? Afaict the only purpose of
acceptfont is to explicitly
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May I suggest that the mysql package adds a hardlink itself, say
/usr/sbin/mysqld-standalone or something, for use in other applications?
That way each application that runs its own mysqld doesn't have to
meddle with the hardlink maintenance, and it would presumably be a lot
easier to do for the
May I suggest that the mysql package adds a hardlink itself, say
/usr/sbin/mysqld-standalone or something, for use in other applications?
That way each application that runs its own mysqld doesn't have to
meddle with the hardlink maintenance, and it would presumably be a lot
easier to do for the
Correct. The problem was on my end. Thank you for the tip.
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The problem is that the signal handler isn't blocked in the mallopt()
calls. The attached patch fixes it. The patch is based on the fix made
in emacs 22, and I've also looked through the sources for mallopt()
calls and DOUG_LEA_MALLOC code to ensure all instances are fixed.
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Verified that 0.9.10-2ubuntu9.3 fixes my problem.
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Alsa does not honor pcm.!default because of /usr/share/alsa/pulse.conf
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/295832
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Daniel T Chen crimsu...@yahoo.com wrote:
I don't agree with your assertion of a configuration that cannot be
overridden either by user or by local system settings. If you don't
want the pulse pcm+ctl, then don't allow the pulseaudio daemon
to run, e.g., kill it. /.../
That's sort of a
A novel solution. I trust the repeated loading of ~/.asoundrc doesn't
have any observable side-effects.
I note that this fix only allows for an override in ~/.asoundrc - making
one in /etc/asound.conf still won't take effect. The obvious extension
of the fix is to include /etc/asound.conf too in
Intentional or not, it's bad behavior: It's clearly a dist configuration
that cannot be overridden either by user or by local system settings. As
said earlier: People might have any number of reasons for not wanting
this hardcoded override that the pulse package does.
The default pcm/ctl is
Using an interface that has been manually configured from inside
NetworkManager probably works just fine, yes. But the problem here is
about using NetworkManager to set up VPN over an unmanaged interface.
I have verified that the bug exists in intrepid regardless whether the
VPN is OpenVPN or
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