Not at all. The issue is that evolution is opening lots of small files
on the local hard disk (not via NFS - I'm running an NFS server, not
client), which resource starves the NFS server running on the same box.
I highly doubt this problem is isolated to evolution, but since it's the
application th
I beg to differ - this is a bug (albeit a bit of a touchy-feely bug with
little hard data). Probably kernel related more than anything (lots of
small files being opened/closed, causing excessive interrupt load/busy
waiting). Possibly even the SATA disk/drivers doing bad things (haven't
looked at th
Ubuntu hardware database entry : cc9ecf61622f7b0251c2d12b4e875b79
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Evolution prevents nfs server from working when synchronising folders
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/135016
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Looking at the 'top' output - the system is almost totally blocked on
I/O. The HD is going crazy trying to (I'm guessing) access all the tens
of thousands of emails in the account.
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Evolution prevents nfs server from working when synchronising folders
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/135016
You
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 7.04, with all the latest updates as at 2007-08-27.
Evolution is running with an IMAP server on the back end, with the
settings and directory from an Ubuntu 6.06 install copied across into a
fresh 7.04 install.
NFS server is running on the 7.04 machine, works fine (al
Attached is a diff I've done that seems to fix the issue for me. I've
squeezed the patches from Gnome bug 128983 into the source from 6.06.
Not sure if it's 100% correct, but may help others who are suffering
from misaligned project plans.
** Attachment added: "Frankenpatch of diffs in Gnome bugzi
Can we get the simple fix for this into 6.06? This bug makes the
application look very amateurish.
The fixes aren't that big or extensive - surely they can be patched in
with little effort? I may even do it myself - I'll report back if I get
it working...
** Web link added: http://bugzilla.gnome.
Public bug reported:
Vino doesn't support clipboard features between the VNC client and the VNC
server. For example, using a regular VNC server with tightVNC client on my win2k
box, I can select text in an Xterm window, switch back to windows and do a
'CTRL-V' to paste the text into a windows app.
Public bug reported:
The following crash happened when composing a new message in evolution,
in ubuntu 5.10. Reproducible, but haven't got a set of specific steps to
reproduce it yet.
Backtrace was generated from '/usr/bin/evolution'
(no debugging symbols found)
Using host libthread_db library "
I'll try and do a few minutes of investigation on monday.
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Crash when trying to send a meeting invite
https://launchpad.net/bugs/44291
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Apologies for my slackness :) You'd think after so many years filing bug
reports I could file a useful one!
Using ubuntu 5.10 with all the latest updates. I'll install the dbg
packages when I get into work next week and attempt to reproduce.
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Crash when trying to send a meeting invite
https://
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
I am trying to create a meeting invite, with two document attachments
(two word documents) and the following crash repeatably happens:
Backtrace was generated from '/usr/bin/evolution'
(no debugging symbols found)
Using host libthread_db libra
With the beta version of 6.06, I can't reproduce this with an AMD64
install. Looks like it's a 5.10 (or earlier?) only issue.
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Crasher when print preview with multiple pages
https://launchpad.net/bugs/37319
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Quick note: this bug doesn't seem to be in dapper (dapper running in qemu under
Ubuntu 5.10). I'll re-test when I've got a 'real' dapper install to test
against.
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Crasher when print preview with multiple pages
https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/37319
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Why is this being rejected? This is a very strange thing to do since the
problem isn't resolved yet (plus the upstream bug is still there, albeit not
being actively investigated). Please reopen and leave open - if this bug is
closed, this issue gets very little visibility (ie it's hard for peopl
Public bug reported:
Affects: libgnomeprintui (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
The following crash is reproducible in ubuntu 5.10 with gedit:
1.
#0 0xb7dc37ef in gnome_print_job_preview_get_type ()
2.
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