Package: apt
Version: 0.7.25
Severity: wishlist
I'd like to do stuff with apt periodically. APT::Periodic is awesome
because it is bundled with apt. It does cleaning, updating,
downloading, and maybe unattended-updates, but that's all, which is a
limitation. There are packages like apticron or
Package: menu
Version: 2.1.43
Severity: important
When I installed my system, I intentionally didn't specify a root password,
which seemed to be a supported installation option. I created a normal user and
I can use sudo just fine. But Gnome menus like System-Administration-Synaptic
don't work:
this happen in
the debian package.
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Package: dhcp3-client
Version: 3.1.3-2
Severity: normal
Hi!
Basically, I see 3 problems: ifdown eth1 seems to kill and restart dhclient for
some reason,
dhclient seems to be killed before deconfiguring interfaces, and during
shutdown dhclient
reloads samba but it's already stopped and it
love to see this happen in
the debian package.
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I'm using squeeze and upgraded mc yesterday,
/usr/share/mc/filehighlight.ini is still missing from
mc_4.7.0-1_i386.deb. If this is a known bug, how could this have made it
to squeeze?
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Hello Jozsef,
You need to configure GNOME/gksu to use sudo. This is necessary in any case
since some GNOME programs use gksu directly, and not su-to-root.
For that, you have to change the gconf key /apps/gksu/sudo-mode.
Thank you, that worked. Could this be a default then, in case someone
else
Maybe d-i can set a debconf value that gksu would use to choose the
default, but this might fall afoul of the 'Debconf is not a registry'
policy.
It doesn't have to be a debconf setting, gksu can just check at install
time if there is a root password or not, and if there isn't, it should pick
Maybe d-i can set a debconf value that gksu would use to choose the
default, but this might fall afoul of the 'Debconf is not a registry'
policy.
It's already an alternative, and AFAIK it is already set by the
installer when you choose to install in sudo mode.
I installed Debian squeeze
Package: gdm3
Version: 2.30.2-4
Severity: normal
Default Debian install with Gnome, Samba, Winbind. I joined an NT domain, set up
Samba and Winbind, included Winbind in PAM and nsswitch.conf, it's all good.
Winbind is configured to use the default domain so I can login with the name
I observed the same behavior with LDAP, and I think this is intentional.
If there are too many users, as is generally the case with remote NSS
modules, it is useless to list them all. However, once a user has logged
on, it should appear since it is part of the recent users list. If it
does not,
Package: hostapd
Version: 0.6.10-2
I'm using a very common setup: I want to bridge eth0 + wlan0 (b43
wireless card). When I run hostapd as a daemon, it works fine. But
when I run it from /etc/network/interfaces with the hostapd stanza, it
doesn't work.
Symptoms: in the syslog I see that there's
Package: comgt
Version: 0.32-2
Setting APN doesn't work because of a typo ($c vs. $x). Could you please
provide a package I can test before you notify upstream? I have to say
I'm very surprised noone bothered to report it yet, comgt's scripting
language is so much better than chat's, doesn't
I fixed the variable name ($c=$x) and also noticed that a double
quotation mark is missing and it was sending send $x literally to the
modem. So the correct APN setting is:
send AT+CGDCONT=1,\IP\,\
send $x
send \^m
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So basically, if I do bridge first, then run hostapd as a daemon, it
used to work, but with a newer kernel it doesn't, because the bridge
needs wlan0 to be in master mode already, which is the job of hostapd.
If I do hostapd first via /etc/network/interfaces, then the bridge from
the same
Hi!
How can I still display update-notifier stuff in my motd?
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On 2010.08.15. 19:33, Julian Andres Klode wrote:
On So, 2010-08-15 at 19:18 +0200, FEJES Jozsef wrote:
Hi!
How can I still display update-notifier stuff in my motd?
You should not, but you can copy the following files from the source
package to /etc/update-motd.d:
* debian/20-cpu
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