Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 14.04 is missing QtGraphicalEffects module. Interestingly, the
doc packages for it exist:
apt-cache search qtgraphicaleffects
qtgraphicaleffects5-doc-html - Qt 5 graphicaleffects HTML documentation
qtgraphicaleffects5-doc - Qt 5 graphical effects documentation
Public bug reported:
patch crashes when -p option is given non-number. Output when running
with:
~/src/patch-2.7.1$ gdb --args src/patch -pq
(gdb) run
Starting program: /home/user/src/patch-2.7.1/src/patch -pq
/home/user/src/patch-2.7.1/src/patch: strip count q is not a number
Program
I didn't think this as security vulnerability, but on 2nd thought, I
could see how a bug in patch could be expoited to introduce unintended
changes along with an innocent patch.
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Got things working by adding managed=true as well (Lucid 10.04.1
upgraded from Karmic 9.10).
But nm-connection-editor definitely needs to be able manage this
managed setting! Really frustrating to have configured network just
disappear when selecting Make available to all users. And then, first
First a disclaimer: even if below may sound like complaining, I do very
much appreciate the work of core Ubuntu and Debian developers (as well
as the whole community and upstream software developers), and I don't
think they have any obligation to do things they don't think important
or the right
Zielcke fziel...@z-51.de:
Am Dienstag, den 24.11.2009, 07:37 + schrieb Ari Hyttinen:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: grub2
Package installation scripts use #!/bin/bash.
Therefore package should pre-depend on bash, I assume?
Simple fix: add bash as pre-dependency
Note: right now I don't have Ubuntu at hand to verify what I write
below, read accordingly...
About dependencies: There are a lot of explicit dependencies for
essential packages, why is depending on login an exception? Actually
almost all dependencies on essential packages are listed, as login
Public bug reported:
Karmic package passwd 1:4.1.4.1-1ubuntu2
Installation depends on login, otherwise 'grpck' command in /sbin/shadowconfig
script fails.
Fix: add login as dependency. I don't know if the correct place is this
package, or some of the packages this one depends on.
Related
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: grub2
Package installation scripts use #!/bin/bash.
Therefore package should pre-depend on bash, I assume?
Simple fix: add bash as pre-dependency to this.
Better fix, something that would be good for all packages: Installation
scripts of essential
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: dropbear
Package: dropbear
Version: 0.52-2
To be able to scp _to_ a host requires scp binary on server side as well.
Default dropbear package doesn't include this, thus leaving the server
installation crippled for many/most purposes.
The only way to
Current svn version from http://plwm.sourceforge.net/?page=downloads
has the fix (variable renamed asc).
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plwm/outline.py uses as as a variable and that is now a keyword on python2.6
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/369245
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: python-plwm
Probem in default Jaunty package: package file outline.py uses 'as' as a
variable name, which does not work in Python 2.6. Using this file causes
syntax error. In other words, the package is broken in Jaunty.
This is fixed in SVN version
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