16.04, latest LTS, but just ran into this bug. The strength meter says
"Strong", but the "Change" button remains greyed out. The only way to
change your password on this LTS, ridiculously, is to use a terminal!
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This has just started happening with me on Ubuntu 14.04, after I updated
my HWE stack. My laptop has an HDMI attached screen above it, so I use
1-vertical screens, 2 wide, which gives me a 2x2 set up.
When my screen locks, random windows will move themselves to a non-
existent vertical screen
Can confirm that #7 works on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS 64-bit which is also
affected by this bug.
However, obviously this is pretty weak, since in many cases, the PEAP
password is your AD/LDAP credential, so when you store it in the
/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections file that represents your SSID,
Any manual workarounds for this? The number of users that shows up in
the lighdm login window keeps growing with each person that logs in. I'm
going to have to remove the picker if I can't delete these AD (LDAP)
based users from our laptop fleet.
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Note the comment in #144 - while removing the system-ca-certs=true line
might work, any changes you make to the network connection in Network
Manager thereafter will re-add the line!
So the current workflow for connecting to a PEAP WIFI network is currently:
1. Make the connection. It will fail,
Since this still appears to be an issue on Trusty (14.04) and the Debian
bugtracker notes that they're no longer tracking autofs in unstable,
what happens to this bug?
And is it still the case that autofs (now version 5 in Trusty's repo's)
doesn't use upstart? I'm going to try the solution
Since this still appears to be an issue on Trusty (14.04) and the Debian
bugtracker notes that they're no longer tracking autofs in unstable,
what happens to this bug?
And is it still the case that autofs (now version 5 in Trusty's repo's)
doesn't use upstart? I'm going to try the solution
As far as I know, this is still an issue on Precise, but since I've now
upgrade to Quantal, I can't test. And the bug is resolved in Quantal. I
think it's best to close this one unless someone else has experienced
the same problem.
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Is there something broken in Ubuntu's update process that a PPA had to
be created (many thanks for that Pritam!) for this? I've just tried a
fresh 13.10, it still has this problem, despite Fix released. So what
does Fix released mean? Released for the next version of Ubuntu? Would
I have gotten
@unimatrix9, as described in Randall's Full Background link in comment
#36, you must be a member of the ubuntu-etherpad team. Visit this link
(https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-etherpad) to join the team, then wait for
an admin (Randall, I think?) to authorise your membership. Then you'll
be able to
Same as comment #1 - I add the folder with hundreds of sub-folders
(around 350 albums in total, converting to VBR MP3 from FLAC), it
processed the files quickly, takes about 30 minutes to process the tags,
then hangs without converting a single file. I left it overnight, around
11 hours total, to
It's early days, but I may have fixed this in on my Tosh R900 by using ccsm to
change :
OpenGL - Sync to VBlank change to Off.
Composite - Detect Refresh Rate change to Off. My Refresh rate was 60, which
I think is suitable for most laptops.
So far, I've opened the lid twice without issue
Addionally, if you disable the overlay feature by editing the Unity
parameter in ccsm, you can use super-left/right/up/down to switch
workspace, but after switching you to the workspace, the window previews
stay on screen, grabbing all keyboard input until you dismiss it with
the escape key. This
This bug affects non-minimised windows too. Open two terminals, on
different workspaces, click the dash button for your terminal and
nothing will happen, because it only sees that one terminal.
Worse, if you're on a workspace on which you haven't opened a terminal,
pressing the dash button for
This is fixed on the Toshiba actually, but I was originally testing on
the Chronos laptop, which remains broken. The only two obvious
differences between the two laptops is the Chronos has an ATI card,
using the fglrx drivers (from hardware drivers), and also sports a
backlit keyboard.
I notice
Just noting that as of gnome-settings-daemon version 3.3.92-0ubuntu2,
this bug is still apparent. Lock is set, close lid, screen turns off,
open lid, normal desktop appears.
Do I change the status back to confirmed?
scaine@Groovy:~$ apt-cache policy gnome-settings-daemon
gnome-settings-daemon:
*** This bug is a security vulnerability ***
Public security bug reported:
I have set my Brightness and Lock settings such that it will lock the
screen after Screen turns off. Then in my power settings, I have the
lid closed action to Do Nothing, which turns the screen off when the
lid is
I've just tested this on a third laptop which was built using the 32 bit
version of 12.04, fully updated, but without encrypted home - same
behaviour, so I suspect that the encrypted home is irrelevant in this
bug.
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issue I'm describing here. Great news and I'll test again when I do an
update tomorrow.
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A short me too that David Henningsson's instructions in comment #16
worked perfectly on my system too. Samsung Chronos 7 series running
Precise and experiencing the exact same symptoms of this bug.
Many thanks! Hope this makes it into Precise on launch day.
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I create a script called syn.sh containing just :
synclient FingerLow=3
synclient FingerHigh=8
Then make it executable and place the execution of that script in
Startup Programs.
Actually, I think those values make the touchpad too sensitive on my
system, because there's no palm-rest detection,
Public bug reported:
Testing from the call for testing PPA (sudo add-apt-repository
ppa:chasedouglas/clickpad).
Source URL : http://www.theorangenotebook.com/2012/02/call-for-testing-
clickpad.html
Hardware :
Samsung Chronos Series 7 using ETPS/2 Elantech Touchpad.
And re-running the script at this point does not restore the
functionality.
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Title:
clickpad PPA not working, sometimes
To manage notifications
Confirmed - script works for me until I double click to drag a window
title. At that point, click-to-drag stops working.
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Title:
clickpad PPA not
Another use case is corporate. Desktop roaming in an AD environment would
result in your PC being populated in the greeter by anyone who happened to use
your PC while you were on holiday. Or if support staff login to check a support
call, or if we get the user to login at another PC to
Public bug reported:
From : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1068786
In latest Jaunty release (up to date as of Saturday 14th Feb), default
gnome keyboard short-cuts such as ALT-F2 (run dialog) and ALT-F1 (Menu)
don't work when compiz is enabled.
In order to fix this, a new compiz
Pardon my ignorance of the process here - I see that you've moved the
package to wget from synaptic, which seems to be fair enough, but
can I ask why you've also declined this bug for Jaunty, which is still
around 3 months from completion?
Where would be the best place to raise the fact that
This also affects the installation of the bad plug-ins for Fluendo's
Elisa.
The status of this bug is fix released. Does anyone know what the fix
is? I'm running the full release Intrepid but still can't run the
latest Elisa usefully without libffi4.
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Ah - I notice now that there's libffi5 in Intrepid. Looks like the
Fluendo guys just haven't gotten around to creating an Intrepid-friendly
build yet. Pardon me.
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Well that was long winded - I downloaded the standard desktop image, cut
a CD from it and booted another PC live, then used USB-Creator to make
an alternative boot key that actually worked and doesn't fail at detect-
cd roms.
Surely it shouldn't be that hard to get the alternative CD to work as a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ecryptfs-utils
There doesn't appear to be anyway to set up the Private directory in any
location other than ~/Private. The use case here is that to support
suspend/hibernate, I've put my /home on the tiny 4Gb partition on my EEE
701 netboot. However, I
I've just used unetbootin (latest - 292 I think) to burn the 8.10
release alternate CD to a USB key and I can confirm that the installer
cannot proceed past the Detect CDROM stage. I'm giving up for now and
using 8.10 Desktop, but this means that I can't use full-disk encryption
(a requirement
The point of unetbootin (or isotostick.sh) is that you run them on your
current o/s (or even windows) to create a key that can install any
other. Isn't usb-creator an intrepid tool? If I had intrepid
successfully installed somewhere, I could try it - although my
understanding from the forums was
I have managed to manually hack the theme files to allow for a larger
border. Obviously, not really a solution and use at your own risk, but
as long you make a back of the file involved (an xml file), you should
have an easy time following this.
After some searching, it turns out that the
I've commented before, but I'll say it again - resizing is unbelievably
difficult at 1920x1280 resolution. Near impossible in fact. I
routinely use ALT-Space R now. Trying to hit a one pixel (it feels
like it) border on my screen is hopeless. I worry about the
accessibility issues implied by
Some gnome apps have a resize corner, like Nautilus, but most GTK+
generic apps don't - Avidemux, Thunderbird, Firefox, DeVeDe and so on.
In fact, many gnome apps themselves don't bother with the resize corner
- look at the terminal for example.
Besides, that doesn't help you much when you want
This bug has a better title, but the longest discussion of this bug (now
marked as a duplicate of this one, despite being raised earlier) is
surely https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/flashplugin-
nonfree/+bug/45722. That one was raised in early 2006, while this one
implies the bug is
In all but the largest of organisations, transparent proxies are rare in
my (admittedly limited) experience. Transparent proxies are pretty damn
expensive because in order to be transparent, they must be a hop on the
way to your internet connection - therefore, they see ALL traffic, not
just web.
What resolution are you running at? Are you seriously suggestion that
because YOU don't have a problem resizing, then everyone else who's
filed against this bug must be wrong?
You say that if I don't like the default, change it. How? How do you
make grab borders bigger in Ubuntu?
And what
Confirmed here too on 8.04. This issue is also affects some other
restricted packages MSTcorefonts, which also hang. If you're not
showing details, then the Synaptic or Add/Remove programs dialog box
just appears to hang. Worse, it hangs with the main status not showing
which package is causing
Sounds like this is, indeed, resolution dependant. I'm running a 24
Dell flat panel and its resolution is 1920x1200. This may be why only a
small number of people have hooked onto this issue.
To be honest, I've fixed this now, simply by installing the Emerald
manager straight from the Gutsy
I'll second this - I can't find any way to make the windows resize
border bigger than (I think) 1px. Resizing windows is cumbersome,
frustrating and far too easy to get wrong. I'm running compiz-fusion
enabled from a stock Gutsy build, with almost no additions (ccsm is the
only change I've made
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