Public bug reported:
Thunderbird always 'no such file or directory', and asks me to close
Thunderbird down. killall reports that thunderbird is not running.
Rebooting does not take the problem away. It is still there when I try
to fire up the app. The version is: 1:45.3.0+build1-0ubuntu4.
Krusader shows hidden files by default. i got all my templates in using
that. Canonical, please observe!
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Unable to show hidden
I found a workaround for .thunderbird. I put a character before the
dot, copied it into the home directory, then renamed it after the
transfer had completed the copy. No problem, as Thunderbird had never
been fired up, so I didin't need to rename/delete an existing directory.
Now I have to find
It needs fixing. Re-open th issue ASAP. I strong;y disagree. Please
act!
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Unable to show hidden files
To manage notifications
Yess, I cannot use yakkety without this feature. Please urge it's re-
incorporation ASAP. I'm just trying to paste .thunderbird into my home
directory. How can I achieve that?
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Sorry about the typo. I hope I've made it clear that the software
center gives information as to EXACTLY why it fails to install a
package.
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Public bug reported:
I'm reporting this as a bug. Usually, I use the terminal to install.
On dome deb packages, I get a message 'unknown ..etc. cannot install.'
I find that very annoying. I have to use the software center, which
fails to install (presumably because of unmet dependencies). But
Public bug reported:
When installing yakkety and xenial the installer fails when attempting
to install grub. These are both on ssd drives. 14.04 seems to be happy
with the same ssd on which yakkety failed.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.04
Package: ubiquity 2.21.63
Steve ... I just want to offer my thanks - and an apology. I'm going
to look at the date, and see what happened, I just can't understand why
I purged it, and why I didn't re-install.
Bless you, Barry.
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Here it is I tried copying update-grub from my wily installation.
It is dependent on another grub file - grub-mkconfig - also missing. So
far, I haven't got that to work.
** Attachment added: "Te term.log as requested."
Hi Steve The bug is there - I've attached a screenshot of
/usr/sbin/, and update-grub doesn't seem to be there.
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Public bug reported:
The following is what happened:
barry@yakkety:~$ sudo update-grub
[sudo] password for barry:
sudo: update-grub: command not found
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.10
Package: grub (not installed)
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.4.0-25.44-generic 4.4.13
Uname: Linux
The call is in camel-sasl-oauth2-google.c, but I don't know where it
gets the URL string that needs changing. I guess I'd do the fix, if I
understood a bit more! How long is that going to take someone who knows
their way around the code?
When you go to the reported URL, you see this message:
" Maybe when 16.04 LTS stabilizes later this year this will be
fixed..."
Not so far. If it is fixed, please can we have the working version put
into 16.04, AND Yakkety too!
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This is the bug I'm trying to report in Ubuntu - not Kubuntu. Both
amd64 and i386 isos are affected in Yakkety. I reported it a few days
ago, but no one confirmed it, hence I'm reporting it now I've found this
confirmed bug with the same problem.
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when installing Yakkety, ubiquity crashes
** Affects: evolution (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Public bug reported:
On trying to install the daily build, ubiquity shows an error message -
code 1. If I choose to 'continue', ubiquity crashes. I will try again
in a few days.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.10
Package: ubiquity 16.10.1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
Public bug reported:
I was installing 16.10 testing when the installer - ubiquity crashed
fatally after loading the files, while installing them.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.10
Package: ubiquity 16.10.1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.4.0-23.41-generic 4.4.10
Uname: Linux
Public bug reported:
Since recent updates, the opportunity to insert start and end time for
any event no longer exists.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.04
Package: thunderbird 1:38.8.0+build1-0ubuntu0.16.04.1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.4.0-22.40-generic 4.4.8
Uname: Linux
Public bug reported:
It was normal to set up a new installation by copying the .thunderbird
directory from the previous installation. This new version requires
each email account to be re-installed. As I have seven imap accounts,
it is really annoying. I expect I'll move over to a different
It gets worse After trying all the suggested ways of restoring the
boot sector and failing, I used the live cd to re-install xenial, with
the other two internal drives I have, disconnected. Ubiquity on the lat
April testing version) - showed grub being installed, and update-grub
being run.
The release version of xenial trashed the boot sector on the target
disk. I've re-installed from the late April testing version.
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boot
On 21/04/16 18:13, Doug McMahon wrote:
The fix described above; stopping and re-starting Unity worked OK for me.
> You possibly should take what I posted above with a large grain of salt
> as it appears that with the ppa debug version one can't get unity panel
> menus. ( or at the least menus
The problem is back for me ater this morning's updates.
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No menu bar in gtk apps on fresh boot
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Mine went missing for the last three days - they came bace again with
this morning's updates. There are still a lot of updates every day.
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Here is the syslog attached.
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drive with Ubuntu installed."
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missing menu in top panel
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Hopefully, here is the syslog
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During the last couple of weeks, there have been enormous numbers of
updates. The menus disappeared three or four times, but came back after
one or two updates. If they don't come back for you, you may have to
wait for the stable version.sc
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Please close this bug - the icon came back after yesterday's updates.
Barry
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Title:
Keyboard does not display in top panel.
To manage
I'm replying to: suslikk
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It must be hardware specific. It is working on my installation right
now. It is up-to-date around a couple of hours ago. I'm on UK time.
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I added the Greek keyboard to the English keyboards. I can switch
keyboards using super+space, but have to type something to discover
which keyboard is in operation. The same seems to happen on 15.10
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.04
Package:
You wouldn't see anything there, as I used fdisk from a CD (not the live
CD; another boot disk that boots straight into a terminal. It was
quicker for me, as I'd already ejected the live-CD. The error was from
gparted, and it simply said 'Failed to delete swap partition'. I then
tried to use
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 963743 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/963743
I've had a 'duplicate bug message' (above). When I try to see the duplicate, I
find this:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/963743
Lost something?
This page does not exist, or you may not have permission to
I re-installed at the beginning of this week. The iso is dated Monday,
so I installed either Monday or Tuesday. I re-formatted the drive, and
did a complete re-install following the defaults. If you re-installed
using any other method without clearing the drive first, you will find
the problem
Public bug reported:
Yesterday, I re-installed Xenial giving the instruction 'use entire hard
drive'. It failed because it could not remove the swap partition. I
tried gparted, and saw the error. I had to drop into a terminal and use
fdisk to get rid of the swap partition before I could make
I was asked by Will Cooke of Canonical, who has been copied in on this
bug, to mark it as 'confirmed'. He has done some testing on his
machine. I don't have the permissions to edit the status. I you want
to check, Will's request, his address is: will.cooke at Canonical.com
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- I reported this in January, but it seems to have re-appeared after
- yesterday's clean installation. Yesterday, I took the new daily build
- after I received news that the alpha release was ready. I installed
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Public bug reported:
I reported this in January, but it seems to have re-appeared after
yesterday's clean installation. Yesterday, I took the new daily build
after I received news that the alpha release
I'm told I should have reported it as a Unity bug. Do you want me to
re-report as such?
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Title:
missing menu in top panel
To manage
Public bug reported:
I reported this in January, but it seems to have re-appeared after
yesterday's clean installation. Yesterday, I took the new daily build
after I received news that the alpha release was ready. I installed it
after formatting the drive, and the top menus worked fine. I used
In addition, filters do not work at all. Up until yesterday, they
worked, but failed to work if below fourth level. I have seven filters
on one account.
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Calendar fails. When run from terminal, the following is seen:
(process:3412): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_slice_set_config: assertion 'sys_page_size
== 0' failed
[calBackendLoader] Using libical backend at
It was fixed a long time ago. I suggest closing this bug please.
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msiexec no longer works
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Yesterday, I decided to try re-installing. The problem is no longer
there. I had carried out upgrades for several months, and problems like
this sometimes happen. Sorry. Please close this bug report. Barry.
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Public bug reported:
Since a recent update, there is no longer a menu in the top panel. This
means no access at all to several operations, for example, I can no
longer perform tasks such as 'export to pdf'. This is an identical
problem to the one that I reported as bug #1533826 in Audacity, so
This same bug also effects Libreoffice. As it may well effect multiple
applications, it needs tracing. Can I help? I have reported it as
Libreoffice bug #1535579.
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Double click works with great difficulty in very low level sub-
directories. It works usually OK in ~/home/xxx/yyy, but the deeper I
get, the worse is the problem, for example, in
~/Documents/urc/tls/2015-2016, I frequently have to try double-clicking
two or three times -
I don’t know why there is no upgrade log as stated. I last upgraded ten
minutes before making this report.
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Double-click does not work
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Since a recent update, there is no longer a menu in the top panel. This
means no access at all to several operations, for example, I can no
longer change the tempo.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.04
Package: audacity 2.0.6-2build2
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
Public bug reported:
In Xenial - 16.04, the new Nautilus is missing the menuitem 'make link'.
Doing it from a terminal takes a lot longer and is really inconvenient.
I haven't done this using 'ubuntu-bug'. All the information about my
installation is on the last bug report I mad recently. If I
I've just spent a really frustrating half hour on the Bugzilla bug
reporting site. I had reported this bug upstream after reporting it
here. I can't get on and do anything. My login details were not
accepted. I changed the password, and then tried to log in. The new
password was invalid.
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Since the last update, Nautilus appears with very large icons, and I've
so far found no way of adjusting their size that will work. Also,
there is no menuitem I can find so far that allows 'delete' rather than
moving into the recycle bin. I use this a great deal.
Public bug reported:
The Launcher has the parameter -i with the argument %f. It seems that
the "%f" is no longer valid. The current launcher throws the error: No
such file or directory: '%f' I have reported this as GNOME Bugzilla –
Bug 758797 on the upstream bug tracker. The problem began
There was an updated version in xenial yesterday, so it's solved in the
release already. Great work from the team. Thanks.
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Calibre
I'm really grateful for that. It's saved me the nuisance of having to
boot into Wily (I have it as a dual boot), every time I get a new
library book, or buy a book. Thanks. It has solve the problem
completely.
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It isn't fixed in the current version of Ubuntu. This is 3.18.2. The
upstream Gnome Bug report says that it is fixed, but not for the
'Contacts' code. 'Contacts is all I use Evolution for. It is not an
Ubuntu issue, you're right is saying that. The bug I reported was found
to be a duplicate of
I have reported the bug upstream as Gnome bug #758581
See: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=758581
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I ended up doing a lot more work on this, which I then reported as Ubuntu bug
#1519098, with an upstream Gnome bug report at:
Gnome bug #758581 that you looked at earlier today. This bug can be closed
now I have located the cause. I had tried to report this bug to the Evolution
project
Public bug reported:
On trying to connect to my Google online account, I received the
following error message:
Failed to connect address book 'Google : Barry'
The requested resource was not found:
https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/AuthForInstalledApps
On checking the above URL, I
Did you try to install the proposed version, and in doing so, did you
try to download and install the missing dependencies? If so, you have a
broken system, and can only get it back if you purge all the 'missing
dependencies' that you installed already. It might be quicker to
completely
Public bug reported:
On startup, Calibre throws the following message about a problem. The report
is:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/calibre/calibre/gui2/main.py", line 273, in
initialize_db_stage2
self.start_gui(db)
File "/usr/lib/calibre/calibre/gui2/main.py", line
$sudo apt-get install wine should work. Have you tried sudo apt-get
update followed by sudo apt-get dist-upgrade to make sure your version
of wily really is completely up to date. Do that first, then try
installing wine without any version numbers. I've had wine working in
wily for months now.
I have now purged Seahorse. I then purged and re-installed Evolution. I also
removed ~/.config/evolution Then attempted to set up Evolution. There is an
error message in the terminal as follows:
barry@wily:~$ evolution
(evolution:11958): camel-WARNING **: Failed to initialize NSS SQL
I have just reported a bug in the password manager as bug #1512083 I
think this is the problem at the root of the bug I have reported here.
The fact that is impossible to prevent the password manager from storing
the Google/Evolution password seems to be the cause. I've reported it
as a Seahorse
Public bug reported:
I think this is the root problem with the bug I reported as bug #1511292
as an Evolution bug. I tested the problem out by creating a dummy email
address and allowing the password to be stored by the password manager
with the box unchecked. I now have a request for the dummy
To repeat the problem: Set up a Google gmail account, and create a test
address book. Set up the 'Online Accounts' in Ubuntu Wily to allow
access to programs for Evolution. Install Evolution, and find a way of
accessing the address book on line.
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I'm going round in circles on this one. The system on the above link
tells me to report the problem as an Ubuntu bug doing exactly what I
have done already (ubuntu-bug Evolution). I don't seem to be able to
report a new bug. It seems that the Ubuntu bug team must make the
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I use Evolution only for the address-book. I use it to sync my Google
address book which has extensive information from my Android phone.
There was no problem on 15.04, or on 15.10 up until the beta of early
September. My desktop PC and my laptop both operate the Evolution
A bit more information I ought to have included. The only difference
between the two previous installations is the password/seahorse password
requirement. In the new installation, Evolution is unable to access the
Google account even though this is made available to Evolution in
'Online
I installed wine yesterday on a new machine with a fresh install of
Wily. Installed OK. Worked out of the box straight from the Ubuntu
repo. The problem no longer exists, and has not for a while.
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Just a thought - if you tried to install the latest version instead of
the one in the Wily repo. This is not yet possible. Wine has been held
back until a whole lot of dependencies can be satisfied. It will appear
in Xenial before it is backported to Wily. Be patient! This is not a
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Unity wishlist item. No one I was in contact with could repeat the
problem. I downloaded the latest daily-build of Wily, and tried
everything I could in the live session to break Unity.
I conclude that the problem occurred
I have now tried setting up another account on the same installation of Wily.
The problem is there as well. I've been trying to get friends to run Wily, and
try the steps that I found caused the problem. So far with little success.
The steps are:
Open an online account with Google, and use
It's been pointed out to me that Wily does not integrate anything Google
by default. Checking back, I set up the Google account in my Online
Accounts, when I installed evolution, so I could import my google
contacts.
Google contacts don't export in a format which the Thunderbird address-
book
Maybe some explanation as to exactly what I did to the Ubuntu Unity settings
might help. In the Online Account settings, it lists access by Ubuntu to the
following Google online accounts for these apps:
Evolution Data Server (if Evolution is installed) for Contacts, for Calendar
and for Gmail.
Public bug reported:
Immediately after removing interaction with all Google accounts
(settings-online accounts), the Unity dash no longer showed any
applications, only files recently accessed. The launcher sidebar is
unaffected, and the dash appears as normal but without access to
applications.
Note that in 15.10, at the moment, wine can't be installed at all -
either 1.6x or 1.7x. I'll have to wait a bit longer. Not sure, but I
think with the number of changes, a new version of wine is going to have
to be built and packaged before there is any chance. Maybe this time,
15.10 will
I understand far better now. What the installer had done was
overwritten the BIOS boot sector on sda with the efi information that it
would have correctly written to a UEFI bootable disk. I have now tried
re-installing with the two internal drives disconnected physically.
This made my spare
Ok. That works fine in the BIOS boot mode - I think there ought to be a
warning though! I didn't expect that kind of behaviour - and was
surprised by it. However, yesterday, I spent a long time experimenting
with EFI install to my spare drive. The components of grub are
installed to sdc, but
I've checked that out. I have a choice on my boot menu and when I
choose EFI boot, I get the grub menu. I'm going to try this later today
and re-install to my spare drive. I hope to collect more information as
to why I can't boot from it. It still leaves the problem that when I do
a BIOS
Public bug reported:
I have a PC which has two internal hard drives. One of them (sda)
currently has an installation of Mint, and the other (sdb) contained an
installation of 15.04 at the time of this problem.
I made a DVD from the testing iso of 15.10 last Wednesday. On booting
from this DVD,
The installation described in detail was made to a removable spare disk
in a caddy, so I ended up with two Ubuntu installaions; the second being
a temporary experiment to try to find out what had happened.
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$ sudo apt-get install wine
[sudo] password for barry:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Wine currently cannot be installed: log as follows:
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
There is a hardware platform - it's called Lenovo. It is built to be
totally compatible with Linux, and sold as a Linux machine in many parts
of the world. AFAIK every Lenovo machine works totally out of the box
with Ubuntu. I just upgraded my Lenovo Netbook from 14.04 to 15.04 and
will shortly
Cannot reproduce crash - and crash has never occurred since that one
instance.
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