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I was regularly suffering from this bug, but I have successfully
upgraded to Karmic beta. The OS upgrade uses a separate tool, which
doesn't suffer from the problem.
Even better, packagekit in karmic works rather better, and no longer
suffers from this bug.
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Thank you for letting all of us know that the upcoming distribution is
going to remedy this problem. I have been waiting for the release, and
will be upgrading as soon as the final release comes out.
Joe Gunto
Thomas Kluyver tak...@gmail.com wrote:
I was regularly suffering from this bug,
Perhaps, if this can't be fixed in previous versions, it would be
possible to downgrade to a previous version of Package Kit when it
didn't require apt to have a spawned backend (final post on bug
17750).
So atleast then, other users won't download this version and be
affected.
Thanks,
Matthew
Will users be able to download Karmic when its released, if they're
being affected by this bug?
As for me, its preventing me from downloading package lists.
Thanks,
Matthew Millar
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I use the sudo aptitude full-upgrade command from a terminal window to
install updates and this has worked without issue. I would think that once
Karmic is released that it will be available just like Jaunty was when it
was released, but I'm not a Linux expert...
David A. Foote
On Sun, Oct
Actually the spawned apt backend fixes this problem. Why should you
want to downgrade to a previous version?
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Same error on my system upgraded to Jaunty a few days ago.
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Hello,
The problem is only fixed in Karmic. Sorry to say: It is not possible
to fix the problem for earlier versions of K/Ubuntu.
Cheers,
Sebastian
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Is the issue also fixed in Jaunty or just in Karmic?
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It's not fixed in Jaunty; I've received emails that it's fixed in Karmic.
My workaround is to use Aptitude in Konsole and do a full upgrade in Jaunty.
David A. Foote
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 5:22 AM, cheffe76 p.le...@gmail.com wrote:
Is the issue also fixed in Jaunty or just in Karmic?
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Hi,
This is fixed in Karmic, but unfortunately the fix can't be applied to Jaunty as
it is far too large a change.
Thanks,
James
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For now, I'm using Aptitude to do my updates in Konsole. Otherwise, I
assume I just have to wait for the next major upgrade and hope that it's
better than this one...thanks.
On Sat, Jul 4, 2009 at 2:23 PM, James Westby
jw+deb...@jameswestby.netjw%2bdeb...@jameswestby.net
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Hi,
This is
I have not idea why, but my updates seem to work much better now. I haven't
done anything to correct the problem. I just keep trying the update even if
I do get the error message, and it eventually works. Also, I don't get the
error message every time I attempt to update the computer. I will
Still happening in latest Jaunty, on an old slow laptop (Compaq Armada
M700).
Problem always happens on first run of the application, but now seems OK
on subsequent runs.
Haven't yet had opportunity to test whether updates can be applied
without the same error again.
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Was trying to run update through console the other day and it gave me an
instruction to run a command using dpkg --configure -a; this not only helped
with console but it seems to have helped with with kpackage as well. The
last time I ran the update, I didn't get the error at the end.
On Tue,
Thanks for the response; I thought it might have been an app or something
that would fix the issue.
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 4:29 PM, zdenek.zikan
zdenek.zi...@mail.muni.czwrote:
Karmic is future version of Ubuntu (9.10 Karmic Koala), which is in
development and will be released in October.
With the latest updates on Karmic this is fixed for me.
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Hello,
What's Karmic and how can I apply this to my machine?
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 2:27 PM, Jonathan Thomas
echidna...@kubuntu.orgwrote:
With the latest updates on Karmic this is fixed for me.
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Karmic is future version of Ubuntu (9.10 Karmic Koala), which is in
development and will be released in October. Right now, it's in very
early development stage, so if you're asking in this way, it is probably
not good for you.
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To tell you the truth, I didin't like kpackage to begin with. I
installed Synaptic, then removed kpackage and all libraries, etc.
affiliated with it. I also installed Adept, and the system tray
notifier. Beautiful. No need to FORK, whatever that means.
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Hello,
I have Adept and Synaptic installed; this happens when I click on the system
tray notifier (a cog wheel) that let's me know updates are available. How
do you remove kpackage since it appears from what you wrote that it's a
separate app? Thanks.
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On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at
My Kubuntu Jaunty has the same problem. It appeared only in the last
couple of days, even though I upgraded from Intrepid in April.
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Just experienced this using Kubuntu Jaunty/KDE 4.2.2 (clean install, not
an upgrade) using the Software Updater. This machine is x86 and
otherwise a fairly good spec laptop. Bought it ~2 years ago and it was
fairly high-end back then.
Identical error message to everyone else. Kpackagekit
I am also still having this problem with Kubuntu Jaunty 9.04 (updated
from Intrepid) KDE 4.2.2
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This has become *much* worse on Karmic. It was almost working on Jaunty.
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I can confirm this on 9.04 installed from scratch (rather than updated).
The first few times I have installed updates it has worked fine. This
time it reported the error mentioned above. It also seems to have
applied the updates, or is lying about there being none available
afterwards.
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I'm having this problem after every update. I have some ppa repositories turned
on. My machine is a bit older (AMD Athlon XP 2600+ with 1 Gb of RAM)
Running Kubuntu Jaunty 9.04
Packages DO get updated most of the time, but I get this message toward the end.
kpackagekit 0.4.0, KDE 4.2.2
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I'm also still experiencing this issue. I've tried compiling from
source, as I'm running ppc and there aren't any binary PPAs for powerpc,
but without success so far.
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Is there any update on this bug? I am still having troubles with this
bug long after release. The strange part is that a new install doesn't
seem to have the problem, but all my upgraded systems do.
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This problem is also in KDE4 - when sw update manager finished update
(see a screenshot).
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Here is a diff which sets a longer timeout. I've uploaded packages to my PPA
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/jr/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
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I've uploaded packages to my PPA
Thanks, but don't we need a package name, or something, to install it?
I added the ppa repo...now what?
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I would like to say I recently upgraded from 8.04 - 9.04 and as well
have this bug in Jaunty.
I am on a rather old machine, Athlon XP 1800+ @ 1.9 Ghz, 1.5 Gb DDR... \
If there needs to be some testing done on such an ancient machine, I'll be glad
to help.
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I get the same message with kpackagekit in jaunty rc after updating two
xul related packages, today.
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I have the same in the current jauty beta.
packagekit 0.3.14-0ubuntu4
kpackagekit 0.4-0ubuntu8
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I ported the APT backend to a different backend mechanism. It now
doesn't communicate using dbus but stdin/out. The work can be found in
the apt-dispatcher branch of the 0.4 series. I will merge it soon.
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I have this with Jaunty beta too. Just finished updating.
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I have the problem in Jaunty beta as well.
packagekit-0.3.14-0ubuntu4.amd64
kpackagekit-0.4-0ubuntu4.amd64
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Seeing this in Kubuntu Jaunty beta as well, packagekit 0.3.14-0ubuntu4,
kpackagekit 0.4-0ubuntu5
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I just want to say that I have this issue in Kubuntu with kpackagekit, and my
laptop is not older, Intel Pentium Dual-Core processor plus 2GB of RAM.
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It's still issue in Kubuntu 9.04 Beta.
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Confirming the same in Kubuntu Jaunty Alpha 6.
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I am seeing this on a new install of Jaunty alpha6, FWIW.
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Bug still present with v3.13 on Intrepid using ppa repository...
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This no longer seems to be an issue with v3.6 in Jaunty's repos.
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Maybe a stupid comment... I found this within my ~/.xsession-errors
process 30839: arguments to dbus_message_get_args() were incorrect, assertion
(error) == NULL || !dbus_error_is_set ((error)) failed in file dbus-message.c
line 1667.
This is normally a bug in some application using the D-Bus
Just wanted to toss this in: My experiences are in agreement with the others
above.
My laptop is not state of the art, but it's not at dinosaur either.
I have noticed that sometimes, perhaps even most of the time, after at
few attempts and clicking away the error message packagekit gets the job
Hi,
I have reported this bug upstream at
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17750
please add any more discussion of this bug that is not
Ubuntu specific there.
Thanks,
James
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Does the command line tool pkcon work? E.g. pkcon get-details xterm
What kind of machine are you using? Is it a modern system?
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On Mon, 2008-09-22 at 15:37 +, Sebastian Heinlein wrote:
Does the command line tool pkcon work? E.g. pkcon get-details xterm
What kind of machine are you using? Is it a modern system?
I get this all the time. The system isn't that old, but isn't brand
new one.
Command failed: Could not
On Mon, 2008-09-22 at 15:37 +, Sebastian Heinlein wrote:
Does the command line tool pkcon work? E.g. pkcon get-details xterm
I can reproduce it reliably enough searching for a package in
gpk-application that I could investigate more.
Running the backend in debug mode shows that each time
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