Noticed that in the forthcoming LibO 24.2, the "remote" is being given
prominence, by moving its settings from the Tools ▸ Options ▸
LibreOffice Impress configuration dialog to the Slide Show ▸ Slide Show
Settings menu.
IMHO this makes it quite important to have this feature working as
intended
Noticed that among the many tips of the day, LibO also suggests to use
Android or IPhone to remotely control an Impress presentation. The
"more info" page then excplicitly declares that the feature is cross
platform "GNU/Linux, Windows or macOS." either via Bluetooth or Wifi.
However to use the
Public bug reported:
I have issues when trying to print on autodiscovered printers.
In some cases, cups reports a "permission denied".
In other cases, the local queue is not created at all, so that it is
impossible to print.
However, these printers do appear in the kde print dialog for
Public bug reported:
The apparmor configuration for cupsd is incorrect and makes it
impossible to print to driverless printers (at least to the brother
printer I am trying). Cups cannot obtain the IP address of the printer.
You get "No suitable Destination Host found by cups-browsed"
There are
Is 2:2.10-6ubuntu2 the same as 2:2.10-9ubuntu1 in #76?
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wpa can't connect to servers using TLS 1.1 or older
Status in wpa
#76 works here too
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wpa can't connect to servers using TLS 1.1 or older
Status in wpa package in Ubuntu:
Fix Committed
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1958267 ***
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Same issue here:
the updated 2:2.10-6ubuntu1 version of wpasupplicant still gives
wpa_supplicant[33522]: SSL: SSL3 alert: write (local SSL3 detected an
error):fatal:internal error
wpa_supplicant[33522]:
The bug is still there as of LibO 7.3.x. Up in comment 12
(https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=120663#c12) there
is a nice analysis of the underlying problem why the remote cannot work.
Established that, I think that most users go used to the fact that the
remote functionality
Bug still there. In most situations the remote cannot be used at all.
Not via bluetooth (because of this issue), neither via wifi (because you
typically do presentations at sites where you do not control the wifi
network and traffic to the relevant ports gets blocked). Suggested
upstream some
Public bug reported:
Flatpak seems to have serious issues on kubuntu 20.04, at least with
some applications that immediately hang when a file dialog is shown.
One of them that makes the issue well reproducible for me on kubuntu
20.04 is shotcut
Thank you Olivier for the super quick response. At current time I am a
bit overwhelmed by work. However in the next days I'll try to get out
again the profile that was giving the issue from the backup. If a point
release comes out, I'll be able to at least confirm that everything
works even with
@Oliver Tilloy
- Behavior is exactly as in
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1689809. When the bug
occurred I could only see the frame.
- I have managed working around the bug. This seems definitely to be
caused by some race. Disabling all the extensions and re-enabling them
one by
Issue seems to be associated with firefox 85 saying:
###!!! [Parent][RunMessage] Error: Channel closing: too late to
send/recv, messages will be lost
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Today I have received a security upgrade for kubuntu 20.04 including
firefox 85. Unfortunately, this version of firefox appears to hang at
start unless it is started passing an url. Namely:
firefox
hangs, while
firefox lwn.net
does not hang.
I have quickly tried working
Tested with latest mesa 20.3 from oibaf ppa and issue is still present.
Same behavior is also observed with the zink driver.
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Title:
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Both Matlab and Scilab (which are java based) fail when using the iris
graphics driver. As a workaround you can make them work using
MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=i965
There is a bug open for scilab at
https://bugzilla.scilab.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13830 (in fact one of the
The premise is that my ignorance on BT is complete. After some
investigation, it is my understanding that RFCOMM channels are to RFCOMM
communication a bit like ports in TCP and UDP, with the main difference
that while there are really a lot of TCP/UDP ports and some of them are
reserved as "well
Thanks for the analysis!
>From it, I still wonder whether this is a pulseaudio bug, though. Why is
pulseaudio ever binding to RFCOMM channel 3 *before* there is any need
to do so? That is, until I am not connected to any device using channel
3, why is pulseaudio already using it up?
In other
Andrzej, I am CC-ing you on this, because I believe that you were one of
the original corder of the BT code for the impress remote on linux. I
hope that you may able to provide some advice on this. If I'm wrong,
please take my apology for the noise.
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The bug is also confirmed in the ubuntu launchpad at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/1798400.
Users there are reporting that they are experiencing the issue in ubuntu
(from bionic, I think) and gentoo. This adds to the reports in fedora
and to the confirmation here on arch
Issue still present in LibO 6.4.3.1.
I see the bug as still unconfirmed after more than one year. I wonder if
it could be confirmed, given that the same issue has also been reported
for redhat (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1581879)
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@John Poole
Can you please indicate that you are also experiencing the issue in the
issue tracker at the document foundation at
https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=120663 ?
The issue is still "unconfirmed" there, and until it is "confirmed" by
multiple reporters, there is little
Actually not a bug, for sure not the one indicated for Fedora.
Just a very poor interaction of the Kyocera DEB package with the Disco->Eoan
upgrade.
** Changed in: cups (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Running cups in debug mode (cupsctl --debug-logging) in the logs I see a
couple of interesting lines:
[Job 1008] PID 2888 (/usr/lib/cups/backend/smb) stopped with status 2.
...
[Job 1008] Unable to connect to CIFS host: NT_STATUS_INVALID_ACCOUNT_NAME
...
[Job 1008] Backend returned status 2
Sorry, could not report the issue from the machine where I have first
experienced the bug. Also marked samba as a possible source for the
issue (from the fedora report). If the issue is the same, it seems fixed
in Fedora.
** Also affects: samba (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
Wonder if it could be useful to kindly ask Andrzej Hunt if he can look
into the issue. If I am not wrong he is the author of the current bluez
5 code in Impress.
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Issue persists with current LibO 6.3.1.2 and most likely due to the fact
that the bluetooth stack on linux (bluez) has changed in the past years
and impress has not cought up.
Problem is now more visible due to the startup tooltips in Impress 6.3.x
which explicitly introduce the impress remote
I am currently using hplip 3.19.1 which is not exactly the latest and
greatest, but should be fairly recent being the version provided by
ubuntu 19.04. In fact, the latest hplip is 3.19.6.
The printer I am encountering issues with hp-toolbox is an HP Color
Laserjet PRO M281fdw, which should be in
Public bug reported:
Seen with hp-toolbox on disco.
HP-toolbox constantly indicates printer as "busy, powered down or
unplugged" with an HP Color Laserjet Pro M281 connected to the network
via wifi.
Printer uri is like
hp:/net/HP_ColorLaserJet_MFP_M278-M281?ip=xxx.yyy.zzz.www
Notwithstanding
Public bug reported:
Hplip installs cupsext for python3, but then hp-doctor is configured as
a python (aka python2) script and fails.
Editing the shebang of hp-doctor to #!/usr/bin/python3 seems to fix the
issue
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 19.04
Package: hplip 3.19.1+dfsg0-1
Public bug reported:
In some cases libsane-hpaio returns invalid data as the scanned image
and makes sane frontend (xsane) crash.
I have seen it with an HP 6950 all-in-one inkjet and now I am seeing it
again with HP Color Laserjet Pro M281.
Returning of invalid data is reproducible by selecting
Cannot test daily builds right now, but 6.3.0 beta 1 still has the issue.
Launching impress reports:
bluetoothd[1386]: RFCOMM server failed for LibreOffice Impress Remote:
rfcomm_bind: Address already in use (98)
in the system logs and then the remote app cannot contact the host.
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Texlive in disco seems to be still at TL 2018. However, it seems to
contain updated packages wrt comic that also was at TL 2018. The
packages in the Texlive mix shipped on Disco do not play well together.
This makes it impossible to compile some latex (in fact lualatex)
Still present in 6.2.0 RC 1
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Title:
Regression: cannot use impress remote over bluetooth with ubuntu
bionic
Status in
To reproduce:
PREREQUISITE: an HP all-in-one that is network attached (e.g. wifi).
PREMISES:
The standard procedure for installing an all in one of this sort creates
a configuration where the printer connection is represented as a special
URI, with an "hp://" protocol, which includes the IP
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I have a wifi connected HP multifunction printer that includes a scanner
Officejet 4500.
cups is configured to recognize this
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I have a wifi connected HP multifunction printer that includes a scanner
Officejet 4500.
cups is configured to recognize this printer "by name" as in
hp:/net/Officejet_4500_G510n-z?zc=HPxx
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Please ignore previous post, just found that ?zc=HPXXYYZZ URIs still
work. Only my printer was sleeping and late to answer...
Thus, BUG IS STILL PRESENT as of hplip 3.17.10 (in fact
3.17.10+repack0-5).
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Looks like I cannot anymore use printer URIs with the ?zc=HPxx
instead of the ?IP=xx.yy.zz.ww syntax anymore.
Not so easy to say, because the documentation says nothing about printer
uris and hplip changelogs are a bit too "terse".
If this is the case, then yes, the bug is gone... but at a
Does not work in artful either.
On 17.10, the HSP/HFP option is shown in dropdown menus (pavucontrol,
kde audio config, etc.). However, selecting them does not work and when
one checks again the setting has gone back automatically to a2dp sink.
Please reopen. Otherwise advise whether a new
Made the quick check you suggested. Switching off cups, all printers
disappear both in okular (QT) and firefox. So it looks like the
driverless network printers come from cups.
Weird enough now after the switch off - switch on sequence for cups, I
do not have the driverless printers them in
@Till
Thanks! This is a great explanation. I am sure that it took you some
time to write it in this clear way and I would like to let you know that
I really appreciate it. Things look a bit clearer to me right now.
I am looking forward to seeing method (4) materialize as the current
situation
And I think that the conclusion is the following:
- The KDE print dialog bypasses cups-browsed to list the driverless
network printers, if cups-browsed is not running. In this case it fails
to gather some information such as the "type" of the printer, though.
- For the KDE print dialog not to
One weird phenomenon is that
- if cups-browsed is active, the okular print dialog shows the
driverless printers and indicates their type as driverless
- if cups-browsed is not active, the okular print dialog shows the
driverless printers but fails to indicate their type (type is empty).
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One weird phenomenon is that
- if cups-browsed is active, the okular print dialog shows the
driverless printers and indicates their type as driverless
- if cups-browsed is not active, the okular print dialog shows the
driverless printers but fails to indicate their type (type is empty).
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1) cups-browsed does not appear in ps auxwww
2/3) The driverless printers appear in the print dialog of okular
4) avahi-browse -v -t -r --all returns tons of printers in forms such as
= eth0 IPv4 Lexmark MS610dn _ipps._tcp
local
hostname =
My printing almost always happens from okular which uses a QT print
dialog.
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Regression, poor user experience, print dialogs
Thanks for the clarification in the last answer, that is helpful for me
to find out which ones among the many attempts I made to disable the
display of the driverless entries eventually worked (since it could be
nice for me to script enabling/disabling actions to place into some
network
I do not know if I am allowed to publish details of my company intranet
that I expect to be collected with the avahi-browse or the lpstat -v.
I'll try to find out first. In any case, I'll try to provide what I can
when I am again at the office with the newer printers appearing as
driverless
Don't know what I did, but finally I have succeeded disabling the
display of the driverless network printers.
Right before systemd reported cups-browsed as stopped.
Can it be the case that you need /both/ the process stopped /and/ the
BrowseRemoteProtocols in its conf file set to none /at the
Public bug reported:
Recently, my print dialogs have started to include network discoverd
printers in addition to those configured in cups even if the cups-
browsed service is disabled and the BrowseRemoteProtocols option is set
to none.
There does not seem to be any way to disable this behavior
Found issue to likely be in mesa. Sorry for the noise.
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Firefox menu button does not work
Status in firefox package in
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In the last few days:
Many firefox extensions stopped working (e.g., feedbro, ublock.origin).
For both the buttons do nothing.
Trying to uninistall and re-install them results in the progress bar for
the extension download getting updated but the extension never getting
Public bug reported:
The TeXLive snapshot in artful fails to compile many conforming LaTeX
documents. This is due to the fact that the snapshot was taken at a time
when many packages were broken by some other changes.
Notably:
1) A recent l3kernel update, made the \bool_if:n(TF) boolean
I see the same with:
kubuntu 17.10
Nvidia graphics (G84GL [Quadro FX 570])
Nouveau driver
When power management kicks in to switch off the screen via dpms, then
it is impossible to resume operation. As you move the mouse, there is no
screenlock screen to enter the password, just a black screen
On zesty the issue is still present.
A minority of the engines have transitioned to proper multiarch support
(e.g., oxygen-gtk). Most of them seem to still have conflicting amd64
and i386 packages (e.g., aurora). Some have the .so file implemented the
engine in legacy places (nodoka).
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Indeed, the firefox version available from the ubuntu-mozilla-security
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Might likely be https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1389381
Please ship 55.0.2 which should fix the issue
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After more testing, it is not adblockplus fault only. Without it the
hangs become way less frequent, but I still see them.
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Getting the feeling that the issue is caused by using adblockplus with
FF 55...
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Since the update to 55.0.1 firefox hangs
As an example, https://www.ilsoftware.it/articoli.asp?tag=Come-ottenere-
IP-statico-Telecom_11308 is a page that seems to frequently trigger an
extremely high resource usage and temporary hangs with FF 55 on linux.
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Just received the upgrade. Unfortunately, firefox is hardly usable now.
Rather frequently, CPU usage jumps up to 100% of a core, with the FF UI
completely frozen. In some occasione, the hang is temporary. In others
it is permanent and the application must be terminated.
I
Indeed, it seems OK now
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I still see this in 5.3.3.2. In fact, what I see is the "paste special"
menu entry disabled (grayed out) when it should not be.
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I have occasionally seen this too, in kubuntu 17.04. What is weird is
that it happens only sometimes, and I cannot recognize what triggers the
issue. Last time it went away with a reboot.
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I see something similar. Looks like in some cases it is enough to issue
a
sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
to make nm show the available connections again.
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I see something similar in 16.10.
Weird enough, issuing an
iwlist wlan0 scan
seems to be enough to get the available connections again
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Can we safely assume that bug 1675820 is a duplicate of this one?
In that case, dnsmasq seems to operate correctly. In fact, setting the
domain server with an explicit dbus command, that is
sudo qdbus --system org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.dnsmasq
/uk/org/thekelleys/dnsmasq \
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Occasionally, after a resume from an update, network manager starts
behaving strangely, not setting the DomainServer for the network.
This happens when resuming the laptop to a location where:
- an additional ethernet card (which is the one to use) is attached via USB
-
After some investigation, the problem seems to be in the Xorg.wrap
wrapper that is way too picky.
1) Without the wrapper Xdummy cannot be executed because it tries to
open some virtual console and fails
2) With the wrapper Xdummy cannot be executed either because
a) you need to modify the
Public bug reported:
Xdummy is used by several systems for remote display, such as xpra
(http://xpra.org/).
Unfortunately, since Xenial, it is completely impossible to use Xdummy
for anything like that, because of the way in which permissions are set
up for running X servers. This results in a
Public bug reported:
I have a wifi connected HP multifunction printer that includes a scanner
Officejet 4500.
cups is configured to recognize this printer "by name" as in
hp:/net/Officejet_4500_G510n-z?zc=HPxx
calling scanimage -L causes the scanner associated to the printer to be
returned
Editing /usr/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache is not a fix because:
1) The file is periodically recreated
2) The way in which it is recreated is correct. This file is not meant to
specify a preferred order in which applications should be used to open links,
but merely what applications can
Public bug reported:
See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=727422
With Firefox, default applications are selected by Firefox using
/usr/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache, however, this list is a system
generated list in random order and therefor does not reflect the user's
preferences
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