I confirm the problem on a freshly installed Ubuntu Oneiric (/ in ext4).
Very annoying bug.
May be it is related to the now closed Debian bug
http://bugs.debian.org/482643 ? The fix for the bug may be created
problems for ext4?
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #482643
You never specified what you want. Sometimes??? Is that a
specification? For instance, NXDOMAIN is *not* an error.
May be you actually want something like:
ADDRS=$(dig +short www.google.com); if [ -z $ADDRS ]; then echo
FAILURE; else echo SUCCESS; fi
For another example of testing dig results,
You never specified what you want. Sometimes??? Is that a
specification? For instance, NXDOMAIN is *not* an error.
May be you actually want something like:
ADDRS=$(dig +short www.google.com); if [ -z $ADDRS ]; then echo
FAILURE; else echo SUCCESS; fi
For another example of testing dig results,
What do you mean failed? NXDOMAIN? SERVFAIL? Timeout? They are very
different things. I would strongly object to returning 1 when the answer
is NXDOMAIN (the query succeeded).
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Public bug reported:
I tried to configure a connection with automatic IPv4 but static IPv6
since the network has no RA and no DHCP. I add the address, and the
gateway. It adds an address but no default route.
% ip -6 addr show
1: lo: LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP mtu 16436
inet6 ::1/128 scope host
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/854719
Title:
IPv6 static configuration does not set the default route
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What do you mean failed? NXDOMAIN? SERVFAIL? Timeout? They are very
different things. I would strongly object to returning 1 when the answer
is NXDOMAIN (the query succeeded).
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
When one of the images in ~/Images is not of the expected format (in my
case, a file with a .jpg extension was acually a RDF/XML file), gnome-
appearance-properties crashes with a SIGSEGV without any message.
This is extremely bad
