Description updated with
twin installation case,
WiFi workaround,
my time schedule.
** Description changed:
Using 09.10 alpha 6 LiveCD on a Medion MD 97900.
Display makes 2 entries in lspci :
Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics
Controller (rev 03)
Using 09.10 alpha 6 LiveCD on a Medion MD 97900.
Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02)
WiFi by iwl3945 is simply unusable because the button doesn't enable the
controller (and the LED doesn't turn on).
If iwl3945 LED problems are solved, how do I fix my (his)
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/31761160/dmesg
** Attachment added: "lspci"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/31761161/lspci
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Display makes 2 entries in lspci :
Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics
Controller (rev 03)
Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics
After Kubuntu st
> You mentioned that it's named correctly in 9.04... does that fix
> anything?
>
If I understand myself correctly and if nothing related changed in 4
months, yes, Lives should install correctly in 9.04, even faint memory
recalls that.
But upgrading to 9.04 for the sake of Lives isn't a soluti
> That last comment is pretty explanatory... can this bug be closed
You mean closing as a Won't Fix, right?
Isn't remaining New for 3 years almost the Ubuntu's answer already?
It depends on Ubuntu being a DIY self-service or a PnP home delivery.
In fact, *users* should have their word.
Go out in
Do you need anything else than those obvious proofs to start considering the
problem more than one year after it has been reported?
Could you please stop marking it for expiration? It's frustrating. Thanks.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 263441 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/263441
On 2009-06-21 13:42, Giuseppe Iuculano wrote :
> ** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 263441
>kompozer crashes in intrepid when opening the recent files menu
>
Their comments 8, 11 and 15 tel
[I'm not the reporter]
Worse than that on 8.10, but OK on 8.04, both with same Kompozer 0.7.10 :
Any time I pull *most* menus down, Kompozer crashes as soon as the mouse moves
over 1st entry.
Seems to be this :
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=2339056&group_id=170132&atid=
There it goes again.
I opened a new tab and I clicked a bookmark set to
http://atilf.atilf.fr/tlf.htm.
WiFi was down.
I don't know if I did anything in between.
But when I clicked "try again", I got what's in the attachment.
View/Character Encoding is UTF8 and displayed URL is this
http://atilf.ati
On 2009-06-05 16:58, Johan Larsson wrote :
> I just upgraded to 9.04/Wine 1.1.22 from 8.04, and this "Browse C:\
> Drive" shortcut stopped working. Removing the tilde and following slash
> in the original command for the shortcut - "xdg-open ~/.wine/drive_c" -
> made it work again. Executing that
1) new example attached
2) why don't you reply and does the status remain incomplete?
3) is it really necessary to threaten me with bug expiration (esp in
that case)?
4) does it really help to report bugs?
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Hello out there.
You asked me to carry suspend/resume tests and I did.
Actually, resume fails the same way with the 8.10 LiveCD too.
So, I expect 9.04 to suspend/resume correctly when installed.
And it's an matter of X not reinitializing correctly indeed.
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The problem installing LiVES and possibly other packages from
www.debian-multimedia.org is that the package that should be named
libmjpegtools is
- named libmjpegtools0c2a in Ubuntu 8.04 and 8.10
- named libmjpegtools0 in www.debian-multimedia.org
The package is correctly named starting with Ubun
Swapped duplicate status with 50383 because this one is more
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If Dean's problem occurs since 8.10, chances are that it's Ubuntu's.
(Although the init failure is probably attributable to avidemux)
I forgot to say that I'm using 8.10 too and I reset the package hint.
No problem for me, just bringing water to the mill.
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Pity to hear about your problem 'cause avidemux is great.
Here, sound works great with all audio outputs except OSS (no init) and SDL.
SDL failure is similar to yours except that drop is hiss and clock is 1 second.
Not all the way through, though, there are nice passages.
avidemux and system audio
ALSA _does_ work for Avidemux 2.4.3 on Ubuntu 8.10.
But the problem is that Avidemux/Edit/Preferences/Audio/ALSA device is set to
"dmix" by default.
Setting it to "default" solves the "trouble initializing" etc... problems.
dmix is an ALSA plugin.
Should it always be enabled and Avidemux is not t
> the behaviour is an upstream decision not a bug, you should discuss it
> upstream and not there
>
So, Ubuntu describes such a remark as invalid, and says that I should
not discuss it there.
I would like to know where you read that someone took the "decision"
that a right click on the deskto
In hope someone will look at my obvious bug report and confirm it after
1 year, here is another case where the sender didn't get his Receipt.
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Fix released : I see no way to indicate another kind of solution to a
valid problem, in this case a hardware change.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
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> Short version: 9.04, broken.
>
Yes, and in several respects, suspend/restore broken on a HP-Compaq 6720
too.
Starts with a command line too, then wait and goes to a menu without PF
keys and starts up wrong language and keyboard, then concludes in 800 x 600.
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On 2009-04-22 00:27, Sebastien Bacher wrote :
> could you try if that's still an issue in jaunty?
>
It seems that somebody noticed and fixed the problem, 1 year later.
Thanks to him if we ever know who.
Thank you too.
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> ** Changed in: pidgin (Ubuntu)
>Status: Incomplete => New
>
That move make no sense to me.
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On 2009-04-08 20:06, Marc Deslauriers wrote :
> In Tools/Privacy, select your MSN account in "Set privacy for", and
> select "Allow only the users on my buddy list".
>
> That will make sure you only get messages from people who are in your
> MSN buddy list.
>
Please note that :
- if I do so, th
> Are you saying that in Tools/Privacy, you select your MSN account, and
> you have "Allow only the users below" with a list of users, and you
> still get unsolicited messages?
>
Yes I have indeed seen 4 "inappropriate" conversation windows open while
using that configuration and the 4 contact
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/357172 ** Changed in: pidgin (Ubuntu)
> pidgin opens unsolicited MSN conversations : Status: Incomplete => Invalid
>
So, it is invalid to report that kids using Pidgin under a strict parent
control of the contact list may face the opening of gross sex o
On 2009-04-08 20:06, Marc Deslauriers wrote :
> In Tools/Privacy, select your MSN account in "Set privacy for", and
> select "Allow only the users on my buddy list".
>
> That will make sure you only get messages from people who are in your
> MSN buddy list.
>
Just did so. Thanks.
I hope "buddy
Thanks for dealing with this isssue. Here's my reply.
> You need to change the privacy settings in Tools/Privacy.
>
In Tools|Privacy, I have "Allow only the users below"
followed by all and only my contacts.
Do I have to change anything to that default setting?
Beside, I have 2 IRC account def
This is a summary of this bug's evolution and a 9.04 beta update.
7.10 : suspend and restore worked (by BIOS)
8.04a5 : (up to) only suspend "works"; resume crashes
8.04a6 : suspend itself crashes.
8.10 : idem
9.04 : suspend does nothing and X may freeze.
A copy of /var/log is attached in two 9.04
** Description changed:
- Most of the time, jaunty beta liveCD presumably freezes X on a HP 6720 laptop
w Intel GM965/GL960 video when trying to resume from suspend.
+ Most of the time, when trying to resume from suspend, jaunty beta liveCD
freezes (presumably X) on a HP 6720 laptop w Intel GM96
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Most of the time, jaunty beta liveCD presumably freezes X on a HP 6720 laptop w
Intel GM965/GL960 video when trying to resume from suspend.
The screen is black. The mouse cursor flashes when moving and disappears when
mouse stops.
ctrl-alt-fx go to healthy command lines from
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 196277 ***
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On 2009-03-30 09:29, Alexander Krivács Schrøder wrote :
> I know this has been marked as a duplicate of another bug, but that
> bug's description doesn't agree with my problem:
>
> If you enable autologin [..
Yep, thank you. Intrepid's Wine 1.0.1 uses ~/.wine/dosdevices/c: indeed.
But upgrading an existing Wine to 1.1.17 uses ~/.wine/drive_c again.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6037975#post6037975
is not about drive_c vs dosdevices/c:
but about using $HOME
Hence, problem is not solved.
By "solved my problem", I meant lockups (still up to date 8.10 Gnome).
I continue to have weird problems I suspect being x700 and driver specific.
- the aforementioned interference-like Xorg initializations.
- for example when clicking "switch user" at a GDM user password prompt : it
does nothing
>
> It is a fairly bad bug but its not a security risk ...
May I recall that it almost ordered an eBay item I didn't want.
That bug clicks where you don't want to click.
It can do nasty things.
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On 2009-03-22 14:58, John Vivirito wrote :
> Here is a list of upstream bugs that may be related to yours. Can you please
> take a look and make sure none are yours
> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=specific&order=relevance+desc&bug_status=__open__&product=&content=mdn
>
On 2009-03-21 19:53, John Vivirito wrote :
> http://cr.yp.to/docs/smtplf.html does not show a dialog box.
That is obviously not the description of the bug.
It's a description of the rule that Thunderbird is violating.
The bug is described in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunderbird/+b
> Does this happen if you make a new profile with thunderbird-2.0.0.21?
>
Wouldn't it be more efficient for the sake of Open Software and
everybody's time that a developer looked at my report, found the mistake
which is very very obvious, made a patch in one hour or so and told us
that it's
On 2009-03-21 19:13, John Vivirito wrote :
> sorry didnt see the screenshot before i typed my reply
Which reply? Who are you talking to?
> but still stands what other sites do you see this on?
>
It does not depend on a site, presumably.
It depends on a Web page.
I myself have stopped analyz
Oh my God.
I sent you the SMTP file that the receiving SMTP server complains with.
That file contains everything a developer needs to spot and correct this
bug.
Reporting bugs to Launchpad is what Ubuntu asks us and it has been done
perfectly.
Could Ubuntu take care of the linking of such reports
I apparently solved my (8.10) problem Tuesday by switching to ATI's
proprietary drivers. Should be xserver-xorg-video-radeon (lsmod showed
radeon) -> xserver-driver-fgvlrx (was installed), what I did is just
enable Proprietary in System|Administration|Hardware Drivers.
The PC ran Compiz for more
Turning Visual Effects off (runnning metacity) worked around the problem indeed.
Trying to disable some effects did not.
My problem is that Jaunty is not out yet, is it.
And that I must return her PC to its owner.
Only here for a small jaunt, you know.
Not going to leave with a beta, should it.
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Why, 10 months after having been introduced, does this bug remains "Incomplete"?
Much work has been spent to demonstrate the problem, and the last variation is
the clearest and most repeatable report there is.
"This bug report was marked for expiration 55 days ago".
What does that mean, except fru
Same problem on an ASUS Z9200 laptop.
Display is ATI Mobility X700 (PCIE).
Extra fresh plain-vanilla Gnome 8.10 started to freeze.
Getting it up to date didn't help.
Seems to happen in the middle of anything.
E. g. dropping user switching (top right) menu down.
Also, caught it in the act of dimmin
Restarting after crash is great, thanks!
But note that I was reporting "keep not starting", that's at Login.
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If anyone cares, I noticed very strange screen shots of WINE windows as
I run them under this bug and with the explained ugly workaround.
Such window's screen shots are not the size of the (always on top) WINE
windows, but of the underlying one.
They may be described as being the screen shots of th
I installed Ubuntu 8.10 on an even more powerful and recent machine.
This bug did not show.
And yet it was present on the previous 8.10 test!
I remembered replying this to a question from Jonathan Thomas :
> So, if you speak of System|Preferences|Appearance|Visual Effects, the
> answer is "None".
** Summary changed:
- Gnome wine runs all programs without window's minimize button
+ Gnome wine runs programs without minimize button and with type-through
** Description changed:
Subject almost says it all.
System is Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 6 with embarked wine 0.9.56.
App is this : http://www
** Description changed:
+ Please note that I am not the reporter of this bug any longer.
+ Alexander Sack is. He changed the title to his own understanding.
+ I personnally understand View -> Character encoding perfectly.
+ What I say is that FF does not always display ISO8859-1 by default.
+
+
The whole thing seems very clear to me.
But, of course, I didn't write the program.
Nor am I writing the documentation.
Or am I?
Is this the patch?
View|Character Encoding mentions the encoding that has been used to
display the page currently displayed. If you change that selection, that
page is
On 2009-02-11 17:47, Benjamin Geer wrote :
> Alexander, what's your definition of a "slow system"?
Memory is the most important.
I bought 2 bargain Tecra 8000 with 256 KB max for kids to run Xfce4.
I finally found that Gnome could run too @400 MHz up to some limit.
Firefox makes the highest memory
As nobody used to bugzilla.gnome.org would mind 10 min to store a
pointer to this in there, I spent 1 hour at 2 am learning to do so and
do it :
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=571120
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What more than 2 persons reporting the same bug and providing the same very
simple and obvious patch is needed to move an Ubuntu bug out of New status 3
months after it's been reported?
Does Ubuntu REALLY want to hear from its users?
Especially from patch providers?
Is it a Low priority that the
>> 1. Bring up a context menu over the content
>> 2. Move your mouse to highlight a menu entry (don't click, don't move)
>> 3. Press "ESC"
>> 4. Do a "fast" right click to bring up the context menu again
>> 5. The highlighted entry will fire
>>
I couldn't reproduce this, even after
0. Disable
It may be related or it may not, but it's worth noticing, might be
easier to reproduce and might shed some light.
On a loaded system again, I clicked to close the right one of the many
tabs of a FF window.
The tab didn't close fast enough and, I know that I shouldn't, I clicked
a second time.
Tw
In fact, Ubuntu or whoever have now implemented the "long click" that
Windows used for quite a time to, for example, rename a file. But Ubuntu
does it only on the right button and to produce very strange, useless
and annoying effects.
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On 2009-01-29 21:07, Dennis Heinson wrote :
> A way I found to make sure the next click does NOT trigger the bug when such
> an
> accumulation appears, is to keep the right mouse button pressed for a second
> or two ...
This was mentioned before (on April 1st, sorry :-)) and might be moved
to t
** Changed in: gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu)
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** Description changed:
+ Recycled due to
+ https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/+bug/238733/comments/12
+
Under Windows (and Wine), a right-click occurs on ButtonRelease.
Under Gnome, a right-click occurs on ButtonPress.
Furthermore, the subsequent Release acts like a left-cli
Since Ubuntu 8.10, the problem described above occurs even without any
slipping of the mouse. Right-clicking on the Gnome desktop intrepidly
creates a folder if you keep the button down for some short time. Or it
may well open a Background Change dialog, depending on where you click.
Or it ma
On 2009-01-29 18:25, Jean-Philippe Fleury wrote :
> For me, Mouse Gestures helps a lot to reduce the bug, but it's not a
> perfect workaround, because I still have few random popup-menu-items,
> even with this extension enabled.
That's very strange. It has been agreed that the problem stems from
On 2009-01-29 02:26, Alexander Sack wrote :
> Please read your mail. the workaround is to disable
> accessibility. Please confirm that that works or not.
Me too never used Accessibility features, probably as most and their dog
who confirmed the problem.
The Mouse gestures Workaround always worked
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>
> We are closing this bug report because it lacks the information we need
> to investigate the problem, as described in the previous comments.
Because no one with a running 8.10 would spend 10 min to make a check, I
have spent almost 10 hours of my unavailable time on this and here's the
result
** Changed in: metacity (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
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1) I have terrible problems elsewhere preventing me to help Ubuntu for
the time being
2) I consider offensive to mark this bug as "Invalid" after the work
time I have spent on it and after having seen no followups except mine
3) I consider offensive to suggest to return it to "New" after I have
On 2008-12-11 10:21, Ansus wrote :
> Ubuntu does not fully support languages other than English. If you
> experience problems with other languages, use English instead.
>
I suppose that if I had sent my long e-mail sooner, you would no have
dared write this.
This the first message I received
On 2008-12-11 10:12, Ansus wrote :
> Svaens, if you feel capable to fix some bug, you can attach a patch
> which will be reviewed.
>
I suppose that if I had sent my long e-mail sooner, you would no have
dared write this.
Or else, please pull my information and patches out of the trash.
Now I'
>
> If you have not, you can try to convince or to understand why it is so
> hard or so important to fix in 8.04, doing some research before, or at
> least trying to be nice.
>
I had written an explanatory text that I finally erased in fear of
reading again that this is no place for rambling.
B
> LTS provides only security updates.
Under System|Administration|Software Sources|Updates, I read Security,
Recommended ...
Please define Recommended (...)
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And, if you think freedom of speach is not managing 200 passwords, vote
here too :
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=413617
( https://www.myopenid.com/ )
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On 2008-11-21 16:01, Sebastien Bacher wrote :
> ubuntu is using openid but not the GNOME bug tracker
I did not find how to use my myOpenID.com ID on either of ubuntu.com,
launchpad.net or ubuntu-fr.org.
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I, personally, do not follow this bug for personal convenience but for
the benefit of Ubuntu and Thunderbird.
I was a member of the RFC821 and 822 Internet Engineering Task Forces to
discuss e-mail extensions and that's the reason why I know and
understand not only what is in the e-mail RFCs but
This bug is obvious and all proof material has been collected and provided.
It's bee added to this database six months ago.
Since then, it's been visited twice.
Could it be set to confirmed instead of threat of removal in 60 days?
Does Ubuntu really wants to improve?
What's the game?
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On 2008-11-26 13:28, Alexander Sack wrote :
> This isnt a bug imo. Receipts are there to notify when users open mail
> ... not depending on the content. If you think this is still valid,
> please open a new bug in bugzilla.mozilla.org and give us your bug id.
>
> ** Changed in: thunderbird (Ubuntu
This seems to exhibit the problem repeatedly :
(Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9) Gecko/2008061015 Firefox/3.0)
display http://atilf.atilf.fr/tlf.htm
click "Entrez dans le TLF"
fill in "erreur" and click "Valider 1"
Select "ERREUR" (or any word), a window pops up.
Click on any link,
Thanks for yous care about this.
> the issue seems rather to be an user question than a bug
It would probably be the first time that contributing a patch would be
called asking a question.
> could you open a bug on bugzilla.gnome.org where the people writting the
> code will read it too?
>
I pr
Well, "work" isn't exactly the word for Mouse Gestures Redox 2.0.3 and me.
I installed it as prompted by Tools|Add-Ons|Get...|search|install.
I saw a positive result, but not the other users of this computer :-)
I looked for system wide installation, rather than repeating this
installation 10 time
Additional information to stress how awful wine looks on Ubuntu 8.04.1.
- All wine windows run "on top" of the Ubuntu windows, making it
absolutely necessary to minimize the applications.
- And minimizing is a problem (*).
- Last but not least, I have discovered that characters typed into some
d
Here is the patch after which :
- menu files that do not override anything continue to work as before
(obviously)
(I checked that existing menus are unaffected)
- menu files that intend to override something effectively do so
(The attached package now works according the the specs)
** Attachment
And a shot of the resulting pretty Games Menu.
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impossible to override Application menus
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/297431
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Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu 8.04, I found it impossible to build a deb package overriding the
Applications menus.
The attached (incomplete) package adds Game Categories (sub)Menus where games
declaring to belong to these categories will be included (welcome by those who
list 200 games!!!). T
>
> Frankly it looks like an implementation issue. Who was the brainiack
> who decided not to activate the menu on click release, but rather on
> click depression and then have click release also drive an action. Who
> the hell is clicking and holding down the right mouse button while
> browsing?
On 2008-10-28 14:52, Adam Niedling wrote :
> I'm sure I understand your problem either. If you wanna change Linux
> fundamentally, this is definitely not the place for it. Try to make
> this report shorter and do not set your own bug reports as confirmed!
>
> ** Changed in: ubuntu
>Status
** Description changed:
- This was experienced in Ubuntu 8.04.
+ Short story at triager's request :
+
+ John is trying to move his (attached) file named "Mousepad" to his USB Flash
disk.
+ (I see no way of attaching the file to this update, see in a further reply).
+ Ubuntu replies : There was a
Followup ...
> The following packages have unresolvable dependencies.
> language-support-translations-ro:
> Depends: openoffice.org-l10n-ro but it is not going to be installed
So I tried to install it manually off the following page :
http://packages.ubuntu.com/fr/hardy/all/openoffice.org-l10n-ro
** Attachment added: "romanian.log"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18955059/romanian.log
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romanian language weird installation
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/290087
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Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 8.10.1 with English, French, Russian and Spanish.
Adding Romanian with 'Language Support', I get the message
> Could not install the full language support
> Usually this is related to an error in your software archive or software
> manager.
> Check your software prefer
On 2008-10-22 09:43, a1bert wrote :
> confirmed, there is no problem with kernel 2.6.24.19.21, only with
> 2.6.24.21.23
>
I'm having the problem with 2.6.24-19.34-generic (repeat: sporadically).
But is it the same problem (on USB hub?, lsusb needed, permanent vs
sporadic)?
I wonder if t
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