Confirming issue exists on Kubuntu 20.04.4 LTS.
Every attempt to login from the graphical login screen makes this error
appear in authlog:
/var/log/auth.log:Apr 27 13:56:16 kcheckpass[3516]:
pam_ecryptfs: seteuid error
Quick "fix" of the symptom, i.e. make the error go away is to add the
Some more info, with the hope this is helpful.
installing python3-sip didn't work for me:
```
% sudo apt install python3-sip
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
python3-sip is already the newest version (4.19.7+dfsg-1ubuntu0.1).
0
@h1bymask
Seems cleaner to share the audio group between the two daemon processes
rather than trying to merge the two separate uids.
/etc/group already seems to do this (on 18.04):
$ grep audio /etc/group
audio:x:29:pulse,timidity
Given that the devices under /dev/snd/ are all
Just two little suggestions to make the software more friendly:
$ strings /usr/bin/dbus-daemon | grep 'Unknown username "%s" in'
Unknown username "%s" in message bus configuration file
It would be nice if the printer of this error message (dbus-daemon)
would change the error message so:
Public bug reported:
I've been using KDEconnect on Xenial (16.04.2 LTS) and a new android
phone for several months.
Generally, it works fine for what I use it: editing/updating music
content on my phone from my linux desktop. I do the updates via 'rsync
--inplace ...'
One worrisome symptom I
Also started seeing this on vanilla 16.04.2 (don't recall seeing it
earlier):
Output from Anacron job 'cron.weekly' (running as root):
/etc/cron.weekly/apt-xapian-index:
Exception ignored in: >
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/axi/indexer.py", line 306,
Confirming that this upgrade fixes the problem for me.
clang++ now links successfully vs. system boost libs.
Thanks to all involved!
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Title:
clang in 15.04 and 16.04 LTS is pretty unusable without this patch.
Linking against precompiled (with the gcc toolchain) system libraries
fails.
There are also multiple affected users in this closely related bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/llvm-
toolchain-3.8/+bug/1488254
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please merge llvm-toolchain-3.8 from Debian
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Public bug reported:
Since 15.04, people trying to use clang++ as their compiler fail linking
due to different mangling schemes (ABI versions) between clang-3.8 and
g++.
In Ubuntu 16.04 libboost-* packages are all compiled with g++ 5.x.
So trying to use clang++ to link with them fails with
Oops, sorry for the 'geany' package setting. Fixing this to clang-3.8
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Title:
Started to occur for me after upgrading from 12.04 to 16.04
atop is mostly usable, but I see these (once per day, one sec after
midnight) in kern.log:
May 19 00:00:01 hostname kernel: [746105.037456] traps: atop[1943] trap
divide error ip:4073c2 sp:7fff3b17e200 error:0 in atop[40+26000]
May
Public bug reported:
This is a bug report on 'watch' from procps.
Essentially, it doesn't seem like -c/--color (ANSI color sequences
support) works.
Here's how to reproduce:
'man watch says':
-c, --color
Interpret ANSI color sequences.
This works as expected in bash or
I started getting these about a week ago (Jul 2015)
They now happen several times a day in bursts (at the same second, same
error, but multiple process or thread ids)
I'm on 14.04.2 LTS
Here are some examples from syslog:
Jul 29 10:41:48 xxx kernel: [2065316.058955] traps:
Sorry I have to correct my comment #10 above.
I found the direct reason for my session hangs and they are unrelated to
this Glib-CRITICAL messages. Just conincidental.
The Glib-CRITICAL errors are annoying and indicate some incorrect calls
from various apps to Glib, but not a serious issue as
** Summary changed:
- console-kit-daemon session hang (sometimes w/ Glib-CRITICAL warning)
+ console-kit-daemon Glib-CRITICAL warning
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Title:
I figured the reason for my hangs was unrelated to the GLIB warning.
I had a sub process of the main job blocking on stdin input when arguments were
missing, the main job was waiting for the sub process to finish so it didn't
exit(1). Bottom line: the hang cause was a silly bug in one of my
Hi johnnyb0y,
Your system feeling lethargic is unlikely to be related to the GLib-CRITICAL
warnings appearing in the logs.
They are just coincidental.
Check the output of `top` for heavy processes. In particular upgrade to
14.04 starts a very heavy new search indexing process called
The GLib-CRITICAL error applies to many applcations which call
g_source_remove() with garbage parameters.
libglib2 changed recently to check for this error, instead of silently
ignoring it, so the error started showing in multiple places.
The hang in consolekit happens independently of the call
** Summary changed:
- console-kit-daemon related ssh session hang w/ Glib-CRITICAL warning
+ console-kit-daemon session hang (sometimes w/ Glib-CRITICAL warning)
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Quote from an upstream (bugzilla.gnome.org) comment:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=721369
GLib recently started throwing a warning when g_source_remove()
is passed garbage (as per warning). Your applications have probably been
broken
for a while, and there's no telling
Also affecting console-kit-daemon:
Apr 21 18:15:22 xx console-kit-daemon[3357]: GLib-CRITICAL: Source ID 462 was
not found when attempting to remove it
Apr 21 18:15:22 xx console-kit-daemon[3357]: GLib-CRITICAL: Source ID 48 was
not found when attempting to remove it
Apr 21 18:15:22 xx
I see that this bug has been expired, but thougt itmay be useful to add
my own data.
I've started seeing the kernel message around November 2011. Not during
boot, but at random times long after boot on different CPUs.
The occurence is very rare, weeks apart, and it doesn't seem to affect
Looked at this issue some more.
/usr/bin/kslideshow.kss has many transition-effects between photos.
Which transitions are being used is not a configurable option so you get all of
them.
Most of the transitions are lightweight and finish in a second or two.
Some of the transitions are complex
I'm seeing this issue since upgrading to Oneiric (Oct 2011).
This is Oneiric 11.10 with KDE with kscreensaver using Nvidia (non free)
driver.
The transition between photos is extremely slow and the computer becomes
non-responsive while the transition is going on.
I have set time for each photo
Confirming that this bug goes away after:
$ apt-get purge nvidia-settings nvidia-current nvidia-common
and restarting X.
Should be closed as invalid. Sorry for the trouble.
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Looks like Chris may have been right after all and I was wrong.
See this comment in the original freedesktop bug:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33592#c15
I'm not in front of the buggy system right now so I can't completely
verify, but when I remotely ssh to it, I can see
Chris,
Thanks. I don't believe it is a proprietary driver issue. This is using the
stock FOSS X.org intel (i965) drivers.
Plus, the bug has been traced to the mesa/dri code which is totally FOSS.
It has been fixed in the i915 code but not yet in the i965 code.
Also, if you look at the
I used to see this in maverick occasionally.
After upgrading to natty, it happens much more frequently, every 2 days or so.
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Title:
dbus-daemon
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 680444 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/680444
I used to see this in maverick occasionally.
After upgrading to natty, it happens much more frequently, every 2 days or so.
So to comment #3: definitely happens in natty.
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I spent some more time on this bug. Here are some updates:
libgl1-mesa-dri 7.9~git20100924-0ubuntu2 doesn't have the bug
libgl1-mesa-dri 7.10.2-0ubuntu has the bug.
It turned out that the patch by Henri Verbeet (mentioned above) is only
for i915.
I've built libgl1-mesa-dri from
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Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Title:
libgl1-mesa-dri: display inverted (upside-down) in startkde after
natty
Hi IKT, thanks for the followup.
Unfortunately No.
In KDE you may change the orientation of the *whole* display (System-settings
- Display and Monitor - Size and Orientation)
but if you look at the screenshot attached to the bug, it is not the *whole*
display that is inverted, it is each
One more important comment, sorry.
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=259578
says this is a driver issue (Xorg) and may be related to erroneous hardware
detection.
I'm running the intel version of Xorg.
Relevant excerpts from /var/log/Xorg.1.log
[ 172.739]
X.Org X Server 1.10.1
Release
Looks like a bug had been filed on the freedesktop.org bugzilla against
the intel driver / Mesa (OpenGL):
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33592
There's also a patch against:
src/mesa/drivers/dri/i915/intel_tris.c
From: Henri Verbeet ...@gmail.com
To:
** Summary changed:
- display inverted (upside-down left-right) in startkde after natty upgrade
+ libgl1-mesa-dri: display inverted (upside-down left-right) in startkde after
natty upgrade
** Tags added: dri driver i915 i965 intel libgl1-mesa-dri
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natty upgrade
+ libgl1-mesa-dri: display inverted (upside-down) in startkde after natty
upgrade
** Description changed:
I just upgraded from Maverick (10.10) to Natty (11.04)
The first
Public bug reported:
I just upgraded from Maverick (10.10) to Natty (11.04)
The first and biggest regression I noticed is display appearing upside
down.
I use KDE with plasma desktop (kwin) on Intel (Xorg Driver is intel) -
with desktop effects enabled.
kdm starts fine allowing me to login.
I'm on Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick) with mutt:
Mutt 1.5.20 (2009-06-14)
Started getting this when switching to a new MS Exchange-2010 server using imap
from an older exchange server
It happens very frequently making mutt very unusable.
tls_socket_read (A TLS packet with unexpected length was
Update:
My keyboard volume indicator and level works again, as expected. Also
in order to work correctly there's no need to run gnome-keyboard-
properties. I get the standard elegant KDE volume on-screen indicator.
The bad news is I'm not sure what exactly fixed it.
Among the things I changed
Public bug reported:
On the upgrade from Kubuntu 10.04 (Lucid) to 10.10 (Maverick) the volume
control dial on my logitech multimedia keyboard has stopped working.
Stopped working means the following:
When using volume control on Multimedia keyboard
1) There's no visual feedback
A very similar bug and stack trace starting at:
/usr/bin/Xorg(FontFileCompleteXLFD ...)
and causing firefox to crash Xorg (both nvidia and intel drivers) with
SEGV in a reproducible way on certain web pages.
Appears on this RedHat bugzilla:
This bug is very old. Guess it is time to update.
I no longer see any problem as I used to.
I'm now on Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx) and I can switch languages without
problems, both in firefox and elsewhere.
Hope this helps.
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Tommy,
In comment #18 it says your repeat rate is set to only 25 chars/sec, you also
have a
Mine is set to 50 chars/sec so obviously we should be different.
To increase your rate you may use (from a shell):
$ xset r rate 250 50
Then check with 'xset -q' that your change in in effect.
Sorry for the truncated sentence.
I meant to say 'you also have a relatively long delay of 660 ms)
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Ariel Faigon:
Hi, I tried it as you told, I got this:
t...@tom-laptop:~$ cat - | wc
Tommy,
I'm running a slightly newer (and 64-bit) kernel:
$ uname -a
Linux ze 2.6.32-22-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 28 13:28:05 UTC 2010
x86_64 GNU/Linux
With an older KDE (4.4.2).
And I'm not seeing the problem.
Here's a quick test to verify:
$ cat - | wc
[now look at
I just upgraded to Ubuntu 10.04 final over the network (from Karmic to
Lucid)
After the upgrade, it wouldn't reboot.
Screen says:
Entering rescue mode...
Error: the symbol 'grub_puts_' not found
grub rescue _
Searching the web for this, it looks that others have seen this too. e.g:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: udev
In one of the recent kernel updates, I've noticed the following
regression
When I hook up an external backup disk via e-SATA, the relevant /dev/sd*
entries are no longer being created.
This used to work reliably in Karmic Koala (9.10) up to about
Thanks Scott,
That was very helpful.
Sorry to have wasted your time. I just rebooted (with a newer kernel)
and the regression is gone. Bad timing on my part.
Not sure what fixed it but I am running a new kernel now, and after
rebooting, connecting and turning on my eSATA external disk makes
Update FWIW: the problem, at least in my env seems to be fixed.
I'm running Karmic Koala (Ubuntu 9.10) with regular updates these days.
Kernel is:
2.6.31-20-generic #57-Ubuntu SMP Mon Feb 8 09:02:26 UTC 2010 x86_64
GNU/Linux
Xorg is:
X.Org X Server 1.6.4
Release Date: 2009-9-27
I just went and looked in all my logs (/var/log/messages.*.gz going back
to Feb 7, 2010)
It looks like either the problem no longer exists or it is much less
frequent than it used to.
Part of the reason I'm not sure is that many things have changed on my
system from my report: I'm using a
just to confirm.
ever since I upgraded to grub2 (I believe), my USB keyboard isn't
functional while in the grub menu.
The keyboard is recognized and functional while in the BIOS menus (before grub2
takes over) and once linux boots (after grub2).
It is not recognized while in grub2.
The problem
I've been seeing this too lately. I believe it is since one of the
recent kernel upgrades, but can't be 100% sure.
I'm running:
Linux ze 2.6.31-18-generic #55-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jan 8 14:54:52 UTC 2010
x86_64 GNU/Linux
Aside: I've switched my printing to a network (ethernet) printer so I
have
Adding another observation:
Jan 17 01:02:23 ze console-kit-daemon[1001]: WARNING: Couldn't read
/proc/1000/environ: Failed to open file '/proc/1000/environ': No such file or
directory
As earlier reporters noticed, console-kit-daemon is PID=1001 and it
tries to open /proc/1000/environ
Is this a
Confirming:
Getting the same error (many times) in the konsole window when upgrading a
remote system from Jaunty (9.04) to Karmic (9.10)
'lsof -p pid' on the pid of the offending process, revealed this
process is 'ccardd'.
sudo killall ccardd
made the noise go away.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager
I put a few comments in /etc/sudoers where the '#' comment char is succeeded
with -- as in:
#--ariel--#
result: sudo won't work anymore.
$ sudo echo OK
/etc/sudoers: syntax error near line 9
/etc/sudoers: syntax error
Apologies for the wrong Binary package hint, not sure how I got here and not
sure how to revert it.
it should be 'sudo'.
** Package changed: network-manager (Ubuntu) = sudo (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/501204
You received
-17 is in proposed, not in the official repo yet.
To install it you would need to add karmic-proposed to your list of
supported repositories.
You can do it either via a GUI (e.g. synaptic) or by directly adding the
following line to your /etc/apt/sources.list
deb
I'm now on Karmic (9.10) with KDE4 and I'm not seeing this issue either anymore.
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To clarify: when I said the new kernel solves the problem for me I meant
the kernel that was pre-released by Leann (see comment #39) - not the
one in the repositories.
My kernel is:
2.6.31-16-generic #51~lp453444 SMP Wed Nov 11 07:45:32 UTC 2009 x86_64
GNU/Linux
And it definitely solves the
Confirming that the new kernel totally solves the problem for me. I'm
using the 64-bit one.
I see an occasional CPU1: Temperature above threshold, cpu clock
throttled and then CPU1: Temperature/speed normal but no flooding of
the logs occurs. Instead the number of occurrences appears as in
Thanks so much Raphael,
My installation issue is gone after following your helpful suggestion.
Sorry for the false alarm.
I've not yet verified that this new kernel has solved the logging problem for
me,
but I can confirm at this point that there's no issue with 64-bit and/or nvidia
drivers
Seeing this occasionally in my logs since upgrading to karmic:
Nov 20 00:02:06 ze pulseaudio[2870]: ratelimit.c: 73 events suppressed
Nov 20 00:10:50 ze pulseaudio[2870]: alsa-sink.c: ALSA woke us up to write new
data to the device, but there was actually nothing to write!
Nov 20 00:10:50 ze
FWIW:
Tried to install the test kernels from Leann, and it looks like they are not
playing nice with the nvidia drivers
(I know, they are not free, but they did work with all officials kernels so far)
If I'm doing anything wrong, please let me know.
Here's my session:
$ sudo dpkg -i
Seeing the same problem on my desktop.
Another side effect is 'logcheck' never being able to catch up with the
logs so multiple logcheck processes accumulate over time and the system
becomes overloaded with logcheck processes taking all CPUs at close to
100% utilization.
Seems like pretty high
Sorry to have to add one more piece of info.
The suggested rsyslog.conf duplication mitigation is not very effective
because when you have many CPUs the messages are not identical dups and
so they aren't being suppressed.
e.g. after adding
$RepeatedMsgReduction on
to /etc/rsyslog.conf, and
I would like to confirm that pulseaudio 0.9.14 does NOT fix the problem
- for me at least.
I am running 64-bit Jaunty with firefox 3.0.13 and nonfree flash.
Every several hours sound gets confused, starts stuttering.
Restarting firefox seems to fix it.
Also, occasionally, I get this in syslog:
This bug is alive and well.
There are many very similar reports on ubuntuforums.org and
linuxquestions.com
Based on what I read, which confirms my experience it is a regression
which occurred somewhere in kernel 2.6.26 series
Here are some more details:
I'm seeing this in Intrepid, latest kernel:
$ uname -a
Linux hostname 2.6.27-14-server #1 SMP Fri Mar 13 18:45:51 UTC 2009 i686
GNU/Linux
This is on my desktop (not a laptop, and no wireless).
One more piece of data: this bug is more than just spewing an error into
the logs.
When I connect an
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnupod-tools
package gnupod-tools None [modified: /var/lib/dpkg/info/gnupod-
tools.list] failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite
`/usr/share/info/dir.old.gz', which is also in package bash-doc
Seems like /usr/share/info.dir is something too
** Attachment added: DpkgTerminalLog.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25175193/DpkgTerminalLog.txt
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failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite `/usr/share/info/dir.old.gz',
which is also in package bash-doc
I'm seeing a similar crash (g_signal_emit, and g_closure_invoke) although my
stack-trace is much shorter.
There's no need to even have an SVG file as input. I'm trying to annotate a
'.png' file (just an image)
Env:
Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex (8.10)
inkscape is: Inkscape 0.46 (Oct 24 2008)
To
I would like to add information that may shed light on this.
I too started getting this warning in the log after the upgrade from hardy to
intrepid
could it have something to do with changing the time on the system?
For example, if I run hwclock --systohc + adjtimexconfig, I see the
warning
I'm seeing the same problem.
No pld-linux here. I'm running kubuntu Intrepid Ibex (8.10) on a desktop.
I don't have pulseaudio at all, so most bugs describing similar symptoms are
not relevant to my case.
This bug is the closest I could find.
My hardware uses an intel audio chip:
$ lspci |
I just wanted to update this. Should have done this a month ago.
Apologies.
To confirm what rydberg has written.
One of the October-November updates of either the kernel or X.org seems
to have _mostly_ solved the problem.
I no longer experience the non-responsive keyboard input echo problem.
Confirming that the 2008-12-13 update fixed the problem. Thanks!
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I think the importance and urgency of this bug should be raised.
Regarding bug 307175: note that this is not just a 64-bit problem. I
have an x86 system and I was just hit by this.
This morning I has adept-updater telling me that there are new updates
for my system showing kaffeine as the only
Long time has passed. Just to bring some closure.I'm no longer
running gutsy. In Hardy + firefox 3.x things were really stable.
Now with the upgrade to Intrepid Ibex (Ubuntu 8.10) different firefox
(extensions) stability issues have been showing.
In particular I've seen many crashes which
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 277794 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/277794
I have the latest upgrades installed (as of Nov 10, 2008) and I'm getting these
errors from cron.monthly of scrollkeeper.
Looks like the problem is still there, at least under some conditions.
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 277794 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/277794
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 277794
scrollkeeper package report an error message during the update from 8.04 to
8.10 with dist-upgrade
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Just want to confirm I see this too very often.
Firefox 3.x used to be stable as a rock (no crashes for weeks) under
Hardy with KDE 3.5
After upgrading to Intrepid (KDE4, new QT, new Xorg) it started crashing
every hour or so with SEGV after the X assertion failure. Here's how a
session looks
More users reporting firefox closes without explanation
If they start firefox from the panel, and don't watch their logs this crash
looks just like they describe:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=953000
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Apologies for the double post I should have added more information:
This is the most inconveniencing regression I see since upgrading to
Intrepid Ibex.
The problem is the worst in dialog boxes requiring entering a password.
Blind echo (circles/stars instead of the actual password char) is set
This bug is much more general than firefox. I suspect it has nothing to
do with firefox.
Here, after upgrading to Ibex (RC) via the net, the switch to KDE 4
breaks the keyboard layout switcher completely.
The country-flags in the panel display but switching among
languages/countries in the KDE
I'm not 100% sure but since upgrading to Ibex my language switching in
KDE (panel keyboard layout switching widget) has stopped working.
Clicking on it doesn't change the input language even though the county
flag changes. If this is the cause, then the problem is not rare. It
affects anyone with
I'm seeing a very similar problem. But mine isn't fixed as of Oct 28.
I considered filing a separate bug but this one looks so similar, I
decided to add info here.
Keyboard events work in bursts. Very frequently, the keyboard echo is
delayed.
Related: my keyboard repeat is set to be fast (50
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: konsole
I just did a full software upgrade from hardy to intrepid (RC) with
KDE/plasma desktop.
One regression I noticed is that konsole no longer flashes on errors
(e.g non existent file in TAB file completion)
my shell is /bin/tcsh with 'set
I'm seeing a very similar problem on Ibex (RC).
I use Monospace which is the same as Bitstream Vera Sans Mono as my preferred
font in konsole.
Under some circumstances which I'm not fully able to reproduce, I need
to set the font size to 11 points while in other times the font suddenly
looks
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: hotkeys
$ apt-cache policy hotkeys
hotkeys:
Installed: 0.5.7.4-0.1
Candidate: 0.5.7.4-0.1
Version table:
*** 0.5.7.4-0.1 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com intrepid/universe Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
When hotkeys is
Hi Jean-Baptiste
Some time after I filed it I came to believe that the noise going away
on the first booting of the previous kernel was just a coincidence. My
motherboard system chip mini fan started making noise more and more as
time went by regardless of the kernel it was running. In the end
This bug is pretty old so it may be irrelevant. If Vincenzo can
confirm, I think it can be closed.
From my perspective:
With the default X.org config in gutsy (no mucking around), there's already a
big improvement for me: the left side scroll wheel works in many applications,
including
Hi Alexander,
Are you running gutsy? ... how did you install the flash plugin?
Yes, running gutsy.
Based on lsof -p pid of the running firefox-bin process, the loaded
flashplayer is this:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 ariel ariel 8019524 Aug 24 08:28
.mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so
under my home dir.
I'm able to reproduce one instance of firefox hanging without any
extension.
Note however that this particular hang is different than the above.
Hopefully, it will give developers an easy way to reproduce one hang condition.
Steps to reproduce:
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To ensure no extensions
So many reports on firefox hanging, I'm not sure if this is the one I
should pick to add to.
The reason I picked it is that it seems most similar to what I see, and I don't
want to open yet another bug.
But really, I'm not 100% sure if this is the same bug.
Kubuntu version:
Gutsy (7.10) with
I'm seeing a similar problem here. Kubuntu gutsy.
firefox hangs with this system call:
futex(0xa75fdbd8, FUTEX_WAIT, 20644, NULL)
The screen freezes, no redrawing.
It happens to me most often while on youtube.com
When clicking on random video 'play' buttons (there's embedded macromedia
Apologies, but I have to correct/improve myself on the previous comment.
I have a feeling I was running an older version of logcheck.
If I run logcheck from cron with full path (certainly the ubuntu
version) like this:
sudo -u logcheck /usr/sbin/logcheck -op
(given that I add
me too :)
and it keeps coming again every day as if it still hasn't figured out that it
is already up-to-date.
One more piece of data:
After gutsy came out, for some unclear reason I didn't get the suggestion to
upgrade from feisty by adept-manager. I waited several days and finally
decided
Note that fixing this bug is a necessary, but not a sufficient condition
to make logcheck work on gutsy.
After fixing this manually, I still get one more failure later from logtail:
File /var/log/syslog.offset cannot be created. Check your permissions:
Permission denied
To solve this
Public bug reported:
I recently updated my Kubuntu feisty desktop from 2.6.20-15-generic to
2.6.20-16-generic
Shortly after the start of rebooting, the computer noise level jumped up to
unacceptable levels.
It seems like some fan is being spinned up to a much higher speed than normal.
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