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cephfs mounts hangs machine when written to
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This problem appears to be gone in 5.0.0-36
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cephfs mounts hangs machine when written to
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The machine is hanging when the bug has been triggered, so I cannot use
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Public bug reported:
As reported on the ceph-users mailing list, the latest HWE kernel for
ubuntu 18.04 (and the current kernel for disco 19.04) has a problem with
cephfs mounts when you write to it. (kernel version 5.0.0-32)
We are using cephfs to write backups to with amanda (virtual tapes)
Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu 16.04...
The ispell-autobuildhash has problems with the dutch dictionary, because
some of the words in it contain a single quote as the last character.
Examples:
Abbas'
Abdelaziz'
Adrianus'
Aeneas'
etc.
These are typically names ending with an s or z where the
Public bug reported:
It appears that there is no way to turn off the toggle to show the
password in plain text.
There are a lot of situations where accidentally having this toggle to
show passwords on, while not expecting it. When people are looking at
the screen who should not know the
Hi Pere,
I apologise for the confusion, I didn't notice I was using a version
installed from source. When using the system version the problem is
gone!
The bug can be closed
Cheers,
Simon
Pere Pujal i Carabantes ppu...@airtel.net wrote:
Hi Simon
usual mode painting: click/holdclicked ,
Public bug reported:
I've been letting my daughter play/paint with tuxpaint since about 3-4
years (she's 5+ now). I think there's a change in behaviour since the
last release (12.10) in that now the pen up/down has changed to be a
toggle instead of click while moving the pointer to paint, no
Public bug reported:
While doing an upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04 I noticed a lot of moments
where I thought, why isn't this done more efficiently?
For example, some packages have actions that need to be performed,
databases updated, fonts re-indexed (or whatever). And the user gets
only This may
I agree with Matthieu, probably the focus by hover thing, not a bug.
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Title:
it is difficult to edit text in text fields - keyboard is ignored a
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I've noticed this before in the released version of 11.04 and now again
in the beta-1 of oneiric that my older laptop cannot boot from the
install-cd. It comes up with the language choice interface and I can
select try lubuntu without installing, but then it hangs.
The
I got this too, and after reading the comments, I think it's both
(ana)cron and apt doing something wrong.
This may also be a security bug, since apt will keep a lock and
automatic updates (which is configured on my system) may not be running
due to a stuck apt process. The apt process is really
Public bug reported:
I get loads of error lines like this:
readline() on closed filehandle FILES at /usr/sbin/popularity-contest line 104.
Turns out that in this perl script, the open command (line 102) is used
untested (not if (open FILES.), but just open FILES )
the offending lines
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I get errors in the mail when a file open fails
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yesterday I tried installing natty (11.04) on my old laptop (it's one I
bought late 2002). I was unable to boot the install CD's of xubuntu
11.04 and also linux mint LXDE with a similar problem.
I then tried 10.04.2 xubuntu and I was able to normally install on the
laptop.
The actual bug is related to the possible and proposed answers to this question.
update-grub or grub appears unable to address entries that appear in the
submenu (e.g. for previous releases' kernels) to be used as the default startup
kernel.
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I have this as well, the dialogue is also unhelpful as it is not
specified which username is used to verify the password entered with.
(Neither the current user's nor the root's password work)
In my case I was opening a website with a video in a tab of akregator
for which I didn't have the
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I think this is because the user was not a member of the group admin,
I don't know if this is changed behaviour since 10.10, because I only
notice this now. Previously the user was a member of adm, but not admin.
In user management, selecting user may administer the system invokes
this change.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: fpm
fpm buttons to copy the user/password to the primary selection don't do
that, instead nothing is in the primary selection (paste using middle
mouse button results in empty string being pasted)
A workaround (even less safe than copy to primary
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: thunderbird
After upgrading to 10.04.1, I now have thunderbird 3.x instead of 2.x
and today I noticed that clicking on a link in an e-mail message in
thunderbird didn't open the link in my browser as expected.
in the thunderbird error console I noticed
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Yes, I'm running kde sc 4.5.0
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Like Albert Zeyer says, please document the process/workaround that
mitigates this for *ubuntu 10.04 in this bug.
I'm referring to Steve's comment:
Per Chris, this is mitigated by having the gnome components shipped
in the main package now and should be deferred to maverick.
tnx
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Often after upgrading or installing ubuntu (now running 10.04.1) I
notice (after a while, since I don't print that often from
browser/e-mail client) that the papersize is set to US Letter again. I'm
not quite sure why this happen, because I
perhaps a more recent version of atop and kernel patch would work?
see: http://www.atoptool.nl/
most recent release is 1.25 from april 2010
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I confirm SmokeyD's comment after removing the xubuntu-desktop package,
I could start the upgrade...
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(I like the idea of upstart, so please don't consider this as bashing!)
I'd like to see this bug re-opened, because there's still not sufficient
documentation and some aspects of upstart indicate that it may be
immature for a LTS release (IMHO).
Some items I'd like to see addressed:
- a graphing
In the last few months, I've sent out a few cover letters for a job
application using OO.o and then exporting to PDF, assuming this would be
readable on ANY system. On two occasions I've had an (embarrassing)
situation that I had to resend the letter using plain text or (gulp!) MS
office .doc
There may be another reason why nano should not be the only editory in /bin for
emergencies...
Nano breaks lines when they become too long and it inserts newlines to do this.
For long configuration lines or shell script lines, this breaks stuff just by
using the nano editor to edit those lines.
ok, that's useful (the -w flag being the default). As you can see, I
never ran into this issue myself ;-)
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It was pointed out to me that a /usr/bin/vi is always available, so
posix compliance may not be at issue in that respect.
However, my point was that /bin/vi is not available in a default install
and this _is_ a problem if you have a separate /usr partition that has
problems being mounted for some
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I've noticed a few times now that nano is the default editor in Ubuntu,
which I can to a certain extent understand because of the learning curve
of the vi editor. However, I do believe the vi editor is specified in
the posix standard as part of the Unix command set.
As a
could it be that up until version 8.10 of *ubuntu no scanpci is included
in the package?
I think this command is in the LPI objectives and I've seen it mentioned
a few times for suggested fixes in the ubuntu forums, but there's no
package that includes this command in intrepid (don't know about
Public bug reported:
I downloaded the image:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/9.04/beta/ubuntu-9.04-beta-netbook-remix-i386.img
to try on my acer aspire one.
I made a bootable usb stick (1024MB) using unetbootin and proceeded to boot
from it.
The initial loading of the kernel took a long time
Sorry, I haven't had time to test it, besides, I can only test it on a
production machine.
I'll test it soon on the final kubuntu...
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The latest update (today) didn't fix this bug for me...
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Currently, I haven't seen the crash repeated, but the purple second
login is still the case. When switching back, the purpleness is carried
over to the first login. The colours return to normal after switching to
a text console (also purple) and then switching back to the first,
graphical,
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First of all, the hardware and use case:
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 82865G/PE/P DRAM Controller/Host-Hub
Interface (rev 02)
00:01.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 82865G/PE/P PCI to AGP Controller (rev 02)
00:1d.0 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801EB/ER
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Based on this script for Fedora:
http://osdir.com/ml/redhat.fedora.directory.user/2005-12/msg00430.html
I did this using the attached script (well, a less modified version, but
that didn't work on files with spaces).
I hope this is useful!
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my scanner is working again as normal user, thanks!
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
Due to legacy reasons, I am using a uid of 500 for my main user, but
(k)ubuntu assume uid's for normal users start at 1000. I know how to
adjust my kdmrc to show users from uid 500 up, but now installation or
upgrade of a new package in today's
Public bug reported:
The next version of hugin (currently only available from subversion)
requires the latest enblend (which will be version 3.1 when released).
Requires libxmi to compile.
site: http://www.gnu.org/software/libxmi/
sources: ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/gnu/prep/libxmi
Cheers
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sorry, it's in libplot
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Just for my understanding, sane-backends isn't a package name, but it is
packaged in sane-utils?
Also, can you state the exact version of the update, because it isn't
working yet on my machine (amd64 kubuntu hardy, updated a few minutes
ago).
my version is 1.0.19-1ubuntu2 (which is the same as
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I confirm this and this is very important, people with linux supported
scanners not being able to use them properly is a definite show stopper!
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Ok, that wasn't a useful comment, I just noticed the duplicates in the
menu ;-)
Wouldn't it make sense to do both the 45-libsane.rules and the new
consolekit solution? They may at some point conflict somewhat, but I
don't think it will do much harm in the transition phase.
Something that worries
Here are some bugs that are/could be related:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sane-backends/+bug/121082
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/188552
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sane-backends/+bug/181129
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that should put the user in the scanner group, but I don't know what
that is ;-)
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I'm trying hardy heron beta1 and I have this same problem.
(NB, commands below ran after changing permissions, so xsane is not running as
root)
when I run lsusb, I can see the device is 004:004:
Bus 004 Device 006: ID 07cc:0501 Carry Computer Eng., Co., Ltd
Bus 004 Device 004: ID 04b8:011b
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libimage-exiftool-perl
Several things have been fixed, among others, the writing of exif info
to TIFF files (used in hugin-svn)
Thanks,
Simon
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I also have this problem, it started after I finally found out my APC
UPS (350 as well) wasn't configured in my system. At some point it also
gets CPU hoggy...
top - 22:24:38 up 15 days, 23:39, 2 users, load average: 1.12, 1.19, 0.86
Tasks: 207 total, 5 running, 202 sleeping, 0 stopped, 0
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Binary package hint: bouncy
starting bouncy from the commandline, I get this:
$ bouncy
Traceback (most recent call last):
File game.py, line 27, in module
from map import *
File /usr/share/games/bouncy/map.py, line 7, in module
import euclid, collide, objects,
Re Martin Pitt: please don't assume a particular way of storing
authentication and authorisation details, that's what pam is for. The
main issue is that, pretty much as Jerome describes it, authentication
is best handled centrally in office environments ( 10-ish users), and
authorisation is best
nearly a month further, I'm still on 2.6.20-15...
At least the priority is now high :-)
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I did notice and install a kernel-image update. For some reason I can't
find the specific version of the currently installed kernel-image
package (I don't want to spend time finding out how). Anyway, the update
didn't fix my problem, but it may have been due to not using labels, but
/dev/sdb1
After changing the kernel, fixing the nvidia driver problems I got and
finding the right UUID's, I figure it all works now.
Apologies for the implied accusations of tardyness and my lazyness after
the .29 update.
I hope the others who posted here also have their problems fixed now.
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Binary package hint: kernel-image-2.6.20-16-386-di
I'm not sure exactly what happened, but I think I had the following situation
happening:
long uptime of kubuntu feisty with regular updates, no rebooting. So I skipped
the 2.6.20-15 upgrade and went straight from 2.6.17 to
Just added the dvdburner again, and it's working fine.
kernel is: 2.6.20-15-386
I did notice that the -16 kernel also had hyperthreading turned on
(again).
$ lspci
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 82865G/PE/P DRAM Controller/Host-Hub
Interface (rev 02)
00:01.0 PCI bridge: Intel
Loic, thanks for the advice, I didn't intend the negative vibe of my
message, but I guess Sitsofe's comment triggered an old sour spot in my
mind. I'll try to be more careful next time.
Regarding this bug, it was part of my set of problems that the display
was blank, so I thought it was the same
I don't know if this makes sense, but dolphinhomer, could you try
changing the config to something simpler. I was given the advice in bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/82312 (see there for specifics) to
indicate my tvout config in a different way and it seemed to work (after
messing a round a
I upgraded my old laptop from edgy to feisty yesterday, I only use this
laptop to view videos on my TV and the upgrade broke this completely, I
cannot get my TV-out to work anymore using the nvidia glx drivers.
the graphics hardware is the GeForce4 420 Go
the relevant sections of my xorg.conf:
I can't get 8776 to compile on the feisty kernel and 9629 doesn't fix
the problem.
Could it be a kernel-nvidiamodule interaction problem?
Anyway, I'll be reverting to edgy on this machine :-(
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thanks, the line
Option ConnectedMonitor dfp, crt, tv
did help eventually!
After I got a working single monitor display going and this line in the
Screen section, the nvidia-settings picked it up and configured it
(first with the screens in the wrong order, causing the login screen to
appear on
Hey, nice warning, but I thought the problem was related and relevant,
turned out it wasn't and as a side effect, I got a fix.
If you discourage people from posting additional information (which may
not be relevant, but not everyone can tell), you will discourage people
from writing bugreports
Thanks for the fix, the symlink patch changes the behaviour so that it
doesn't cancel for lack of diskspace anymore. I haven't actually started
the upgrade yet, but I see no reason why it wouldn't.
Of course, requiring so much diskspace in /var is rediculous, as well as
the by default
Public bug reported:
This is a wish, not a bug.
It seems libqwt doesn't have much priority when looking at
http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-
bin/search_packages.pl?searchon=sourcenamesversion=allexact=1keywords=libqwt
please update it to the latest version (both libqwt and libqwt-dev).
In
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From the main.log, I suppose that the correct mount-point isn't found
18:13:36,050 DEBUG Dir /var/cache/apt/archives/ mounted on /var
but in actual fact, /var/cache is a symlink to another fs.
BTW, the symlinks command
$ symlinks /var
other_fs: /var/cache - /local/cache
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when testing the update-manager -d to upgrade from kubuntu edgy to
feisty beta4, the program broke off, because it didn't find enough space
available in /var/cache/apt. Ok, fine, I ran apt-get clean, re-ran
update-manager, the same problem
Probably the kprinter configuration was set to connect to a specific
server or this was carried over from older KDE settings. It's a bit hard
to check now, because I've moved house since then and my network has
changed quite a bit.
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I'm disappointed that this isn't fixed in 3.5.5 as well, as it is quite
frustrating to have no control over a user setting. Especially one that
affects the lifetime of monitors and real world energy use. Some people
actually care about the world's climate!
The problem seems to be that the setting
I'm having similar problems on edgy's openoffice (calc in my case)
when started from the commandline, I see this:
(process:5085): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: gtype.c:2240: initialization
assertion failed, use IA__g_type_init() prior to this function
(process:5085): Gdk-CRITICAL **:
When started from the commandline it seemed to work ok, but then it hung
upon saving the file (at choosing save as from the file menu). Not just
openoffice hung, but the entire desktop didn't respond to mouse or
keyboard events. Windows from other programs (xosview, konsole) were
updating during
I installed the openoffice.org 2.1 packages from the rpms after
conversion by alien. I get the same type of problems with this version.
I'm starting to suspect that NFS plays a role in this, since my homedir
is mounted from a debian server over NFS.
current mount options are:
server:/local/home
ok, found something that fixes my issues
http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=332043
(says: install nfs-common on the client side)
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simple solution (it seems)
see http://wiki.debian.org/DebianDesktopHowTo
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I confirm this request emphatically!
I'm moving away from Mandriva to Kunbuntu and this is something I will
have to figure out now, since we have a centralised authentication
system and the only local user is used only during the installation. I'm
aware this is not the philosophy of the ubuntu
So far, I've not noticed this problem in Edgy, using the same firefox
and thunderbird from the central installation on NFS. So my conclusion
is that it has to be something other than firefox or thunderbird that
consumes memory (under that process ID) or not giving it back
(X-server).
Is this
Ok, to reproduce (I'm assuming the NFS bit is irrelevant here)
Also, I've not actually tried this sequence yet
- install kubuntu 6.06 and updates on a P4 with an Intel MB and built-in
graphics (i810 driver, see hardware below)
- install firefox 2.0.1 and thunderbird 1.5.0.9 from mozilla.org (my
it would really help a lot of people if this was pushed through a bit,
it's a very annoying bug! (and open for about 4 months now)
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After working less than a day using firefox and thunderbird (not package
based) I had about 1 GB RAM and 1 GB swap in use, logout and restart
X-server reset that to normal values.
I upgraded to dapper from mandriva 2006 (clean install of dapper), but
the mozilla apps ran/run from a shared NFS
Please, can this bug be given a higher priority? It seems like a trivial bug to
fix and it will save megawatts in energy worldwide after it is fixed!
Think of the children! It may make the difference between our world and
waterworld ;-)
BTW, with fixed, I mean in an update to Edgy, not in
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Yesterday I installed dapper (6.06 LTS) on my machine at work and ran
updates rebooted a few times due to other config changes, such as NIS
and NFS. I left it on overnight and this morning I found it had consumed
almost all my memory and swap space (1GB RAM and 2GB of swap).
thanks for the confirmation, I really hope there's a fix for it, because
this would block me from installing kubuntu 6.06 on our office desktops.
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Ok, I've played around a bit with xrestop and I think it is the
combination of firefox/thunderbird and xorg.
top gives a bit misleading indication of the Xorg server it seems,
xrestop gives about 100-250M less memory as total than what top
indicates.
Using firefox or thunderbird increases the
I don't know if this is a sensible observation, but it appears as if the
second run of firefox/thunderbird seem quite normal or even small in
their use of xorg memory.
(with second run, I mean: start FF/TB, use it, close it, wait until
xrestop/top show they're gone and then start FF/TB again.)
this is on kubuntu 6.10 (edgy) on a thinkpad R52 laptop with intel
graphics
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openoffice write zoom misses options page width, optimal and entire page
https://launchpad.net/bugs/73441
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
In the zoom options, only the numerical percentage options are
available, the textual ones page width, optimal and entire page are
not visible next to the radio buttons and cannot be selected.
** Affects: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
I have something similar, Whenever I log out or reboot, my powersaving
settings in System Settings - Monitor and Display is reset to 2 or 5
hours, which is a weird setting as a default, but when I change it to 15
min, it changes right back when I re-login.
I'm using amd64 with kubuntu edgy
It seems that it's not openoffice, but cups itself that is configured
not to show network printers.
changing the browsing option in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf will correct this
(at least, for me)
before: Browsing Off
after: Browsing On
I don't understand why this is configured this way by default,
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