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Title:
tclxml: dom::parse fails, cannot find
Public bug reported:
The TclXML package's DOM support is broken - when the libtclxml3.2.so is
loaded, it does not export the commands in the libxml2 namespace, so the
parse function fails.
Demonstration:
run the following tcl commands.
package require dom
set dom [dom::parse {}]
Expected
This is a stupid uninitialized variable error in the postinstall script:
case "$1" in
configure)
# Added manually, since we mangled the arguments, and
dpkg-maintscript-helper
# won't work
if [ -n "$2" ] && `dpkg --compare-versions "$2" lt "340.106-0ubuntu5"`;
then
OK, I found the source of the problem - trash ibus files, some owned by
root, that was causing issues with Thunar's communications.
For others: If you see this, remove ~/.config/ibus, ~/.cache/ibus, and
~/.dbus and reboot.
Now, how those bogus files came into being... I have no idea.
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This may be a layer under Thunar - I just notice I am getting the same
sort of delay when I have Firefox try to save something - a long delay
before the save dialog shows up.
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I see a Thunar process for the directory in question:
ps ax | grep -i thun
230091 ?Sl 0:00 /usr/bin/Thunar
file:///home//Desktop/
Which is created immediately when I click on the icon. After the delay, the
window appears (but is unresponsive). At that time I still only have the one
No broken links, remote locations are instantly reachable (confirmed by
doing an ls from a command line prior to the operations).
I am just trying to open a folder contained within the Desktop folder by
double-clicking the icon. Thunar will start running instantly (the process will
be created),
Public bug reported:
Unlike bug #775117, this hang is not accompanied by any error messages,
and once it gets launched, Thunar is fully functional.
During the hang, there are no CPU cores showing high activity, so this
isn't a fast spin loop. There is plenty of memory, and the local disks
are
Public bug reported:
The kernel installed with 16.04 was built with gcc 5.3.1, but the
default compiler installed is 5.4.0 - as such, DKMS refuses to build the
nvidia video card driver due to the mismatch. Either build the kernel
with the shipping compiler or ship the compiler that was used to
Public bug reported:
I want to have some especial configuration done on eth0 when it is
brought up (setting MTU, configuring what speed to run, etc.), so I have
added those commands to the eth0 stanza in /etc/network/interfaces.
However, upon upgrading to 13.04, this now causes the system to
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Title:
Cannot pair with device
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Public bug reported:
Attempting to pair my Android phone with the computer fails. The phone
was previously paired, but I wanted to force the phone to rescan the
services offered by the computer, so I deleted the computer from the
phone and the phone from the computer.
Attempting to pair from the
My system (System76 Serval, a Clevo laptop) resumes instantly.
It looks like the hook is busted, and is incorrectly invoking Pulse, and
thus erroring, and thus preventing shutdown.
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Correction: I disabled the Pulseaudio script (mv /usr/lib/pm-
utils/sleep.d/01PulseAudio /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/.01PulseAudio) and
this still happens.
So while I think the Pulseaudio issue should be fixed, I don't think it
is what is preventing the system from sleeping.
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Additional info: I disabled the whole /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/
directory, and still see the problem.
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Title:
System wakes up after few minutes
Public bug reported:
Under 10.4, my laptop's built-in Cambridge Silicon Bluetooth worked.
However, under 12.4, it does not:
Activating the adapter causes /usr/sbin/bluetoothd to be launched, HOWEVER,
none of the blueman- programs work:
blueman-adapters shows no adapters at all (indeed, all it
Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce:
1) Boot into 2.6.35-30
2) Log into X
3) Start Firefox
4) load some web pages
Expected results:
Pages load. System works
Actual results:
after a few seconds the machine hard locks. Mouse is unresponsive. Machine does
not respond to pings from network. UI
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Title:
Hard lock up after boot
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Public bug reported:
Changing the .freeciv-client.rc-2.2 font settings for city name fonts
does not change the size of the city name on the map, and that font is
too small on a 1920x1200 display.
Ubuntu 10.10
freeciv-client-gtk:
Installed: 2.2.1-1ubuntu1
Candidate: 2.2.1-1ubuntu1
Version
Really, the RIGHT answer is:
1) get Bluez to actually DOCUMENT how the new Bluetooth stack is supposed to
work:
1a) document the new configuration files in a meaningful fashion
1b) document how to accomplish basic functions, such as
1b1) using Bluetooth keyboard and mouse
1b2) using Bluetooth
I had asked about this sort of problem on the mailing list, and was told
that this is a problem in the whole DVB subsystem - it doesn't support
suspend. I have the same problem with a Hauppauge WinTV-HVR 950 - if
anything opens it, the system won't suspend. The device has to be
physically removed
By Fix released do you mean that the fix is in the main repositories,
or that it is wending its way through a release process - because I
updated today (11th Oct 2009) and I still get the unable to find
definition errors for my Intal HDA Realtek ALC662's SPDIF output.
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So, do I understand you to say that there is no way to configure an
external Bluetooth HID device (such as a keyboard or mouse) such that
when the device connects to the computer, *something* will actually take
the events from the device and route them to the user interface so that
they can be
May I ask why this has been marked Invalid - the bug still exists, and
is reproducible.
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folders.db gets out of sync with mail server
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/346352
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I did - and if YOU had looked at the upstream bug, you would have seen that
a) the first bug was incorrectly marked as a dup of a bug having to do with
search folders rather than actual IMAP folders.
and
b) the second bug is still not resolved
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I'm sorry, but I don't agree this is an invalid - the channels are
distinct, as the multiplex numbers are different. The names may be be
the same, but that is indeed what the actual over-the-air data is.
Assume in the future that Me-TV gains the ability to scan for ATSC
channels itself - that is
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: bitpim
BItpim crashes when attempting to import data from a phone. Phone is
connectable via Bluetooth and is configured properly in Bitpim.
Steps to reproduce:
Start Bitpim
Configure phone
Attempt to download from phone
Results:
Bitpim throws a Python
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: logwatch
The current parsing scripts for Dovecot don't filter out the routine
Logged out messages - as a result the Logwatch report gets full of
chaff messages.
The messages that need to be filtered out are all of the form
Jun 8 12:15:23 host dovecot:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: logwatch
The current parsing scripts for Dovecot don't filter out the routine
Logged out messages - as a result the Logwatch report gets full of
chaff messages.
The messages that need to be filtered out are all of the form
Jun 8 12:15:23 host dovecot:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: me-tv
When playing an ATSC stream, the initial volume is set to zero, and
there is no way to change the volume that I can find - no menu entry, no
context menu entry, no obvious keybinding.
As such no audio is generated.
Steps to reproduce:
Start
How are you supposed to know which one of those channels you are using?
How are other applications dealing with this?
Other programs show the name and the channel number + multiplex number
(e.g. KGPT-49.1)
I think that listing the same channel multiple times is a bad
solution.
But not allow
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: me-tv
Me-TV does not handle cases where an ATSC stream has multiple
multiplexes with the same name. Instead, the first time the channel.conf
is imported, the multiple multiplexes will show up, but upon restarting
Me-TV, the multiplexes will be collapsed
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: scrollkeeper
I am getting an error from the monthly Scrollkeeper cron job:
/etc/cron.monthly/scrollkeeper:
I/O warning : failed to load external entity
/usr/share/gnome/help/gnobots2/da/legal.xml
/usr/share/gnome/help/gnobots2/da/gnobots2.xml:26:
As I stated, when PPP drops the connection, Network manager terminates
PPPD - PPPD logs that is it being killed by a SIGTERM from the parent
process.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/360037
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1) I don't have the system ready to hand - I would have to remote debug
it now, which is kind of hard to do when the item being debugged is the
very communications link you are using to do the debugging.
2) I had already confirmed the PPPD was being killed - that there WAS no
PPPD anymore. I had
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager
Use case 1: Dial up networking
User is using dial up networking over a conventional phone line. User wants PPP
to use the demand setting, where the connection will be dropped after a
period of inactivity (freeing the phone line for
I have seen this as well.
In my case what is happening is this:
1) I have one interface which is dynamically assigned via DHCP (upstream to my
ISP)
2) I have a second interface which is statically assigned (my local LAN
interface).
3) I have a local name server (for caching and for local name
I have seen this as well.
In my case what is happening is this:
1) I have one interface which is dynamically assigned via DHCP (upstream to my
ISP)
2) I have a second interface which is statically assigned (my local LAN
interface).
3) I have a local name server (for caching and for local name
This problem is most definitely occurring in 8.10 - I am seeing it on a
system I administer.
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Status: Invalid = New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/116095
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Just a suggestion: it might be nice if those repos were listed (but
commented out) in the default sources.list file, so that folks could
find them as needed.
Given that, here's the updated stack trace:
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to Thread 0x7fd8f4167770 (LWP
Well, there ARE no debug packages for gq itself on the servers. I have
installed the debug packages for gtk, but the stack trace isn't any more
detailed.
I do have an additional piece of information: the segfault only happens
when the attempt to browse the server would fail due to a lack of
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gq
gq won't use a stored password to bind to a server which requires
binding.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Set up an LDAP server with one or more items which require a simple
authentication bind to be accessed.
2) Set up GQ to access that server. Set the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
Evolution stores local information about IMAP server directories in
~/.evolution/mail/imap/server name/folders.db
This file will frequently get corrupted and out of sync with the real
number of messages in the folders on the server. Doing a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gq
Description:Ubuntu 8.10
Release:8.10
ii gq 1.2.1-2build1 GTK-based LDAP client
Steps t o reproduce.
Launch gq
Select Browse
Select server
Expected results
GQ should show the server data
Actual results
GQ crashes
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cups
Given:
A workstation running Intrepid
A server running Intrepid, with 4 shared printers.
The workstation is showing all printers shared from the server twice.
The first time the name shown in e.g. system-config-printers is just the
name of the
Public bug reported:
During the execution of /etc/cron.monthly/scrollkeeper, I am getting
the following errors:
I/O warning : failed to load external entity
/usr/share/gnome/help/gnobots2/da/legal.xml
/usr/share/gnome/help/gnobots2/da/gnobots2.xml:26: parser error : Failure to
process
entity
This is NOT fixed in Intrepid: I have 2 HP printers on USB (one laser
printer, one ink jet), and in both cases if the printer is turned off
when CUPS starts, the printer is marked Disabled and is not re-enabled
when the printer is turned on.
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You cannot scale images except by 2, 4, etc.
That is not correct, as a simple look at The Gimp/Eye of
Gnome/gThumb/etc. will show. You might make the argument that you
cannot scale images *quickly* except for integer scaling, but that is
really not an issue save for very old machines (which are
A few more data points:
I am having problems with images: many of them appear as black
rectangles. Scaling them down (using the Image zoom extension) to what
should be the correct size causes them to be visible. As they are scaled
down, the actual image content moves into the black rectangle from
I see this as well. I then tried the following:
1) Removed the DOM inspector from within Synaptic.
2) edited extensions.rdf and removed the entry for DOM inspectors
3) Started FF, confirmed that DOM inspector was no longer listed.
4) Shut down FF
5) Installed DOM inspector via Synaptic
6) Started
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Step by step reproduction:
Step 1: Select zeroconf applet.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-applets
Given:
1) a workstation on the local network which is advertising a VNC session via
Zeroconf
2) A second workstation on the local network running Gnome and the Zeroconf
applet
Selecting the first workstation's exported VNC session in the
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