@David Siegel Well how about when a user wants/ needs to change the permissions
not only of the containing folder but also all files and folders contained
within said folder?
The current and only possible way of doing this on a distro using gnome is to
use chmod in the terminal!
Apply
This bug does not just effect users running nautilus under root prilages
but also normally whilst logged in to their prospective user accounts.
Why has this bug not been fixed?
Surely this bug should have been fixed already, especially as a button
advertises this feature but does not function.
@ Sebastien Bacher
Which is why I suggested switching to a different desktop manager.
Switching ditribution may only solve this problem if said distribution is not
using the gnome desktop manager!
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gksudo nautilus won't set ownership/permissions on files below
I recommend switching to a desktop manager which is capable of changing
permissions properly such as KDE.
I fully agree that it is ridiculous that this simple bug has been left unfixed
for so long!
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dave.
Thank you for your help.
I do not have any need to enable WOL so the current solution should be ok!
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2.6.27-11 Intel Ethernet e100e Remains active after shutdown
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Yes the eeprom write worked!
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ACPI BIOS version = 3.40
I will try to use ethtool -E eth0 magic 0x109a8086 offset 0x49 value
0x49 instead of running the script!
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Hopefully it will only be a temporary solution until the ethernet module
is able to accurately detect my computers bios settings. :-)
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2.6.27-11 Intel Ethernet e100e Remains active after shutdown
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Bugs #304428 and #306737 marked as duplicates as appear to be a re-
appearance of this bug in ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex). A self made patch
which reloads the e1000e module when the power source is changed has
temporarily fixed this bug for me. However the side effect of this patch
is that it
Wake On Lan (WAL) is disabled in the bios.
I have attached a text file containing the output of ethtool.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/22456803/ethtool.txt
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The following command: sudo ethtool -s eth0 wol d
Successfully turns off WOL (at least makes the driver think that) therefore the
NIC gets deactivated when the computer is shutdown.
Is there a way to make this permanent?
Considering that I have implemented a patch to reload the e1000e module when
I did as you suggested and still the ethtool query shows g.
I have attached the output from ethtool -e eth0
** Attachment added: ethtool-e.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/22471378/ethtool-e.txt
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As a temporary fix I have inserted a shell script containing the command
ethtool -s eth0 wol d and then have created symlinks using update-rc.d
disableWOL.sh defaults.
Is it safe to use this as a temporary fix?
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2.6.27-11 Intel Ethernet e100e Remains active after shutdown
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 226906 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/226906
Inserting the attached script into /etc/acpi/battery.d and
/etc/acpi/ac.d has prevented further hard lock ups occuring when I
change the power source.
** Attachment added: reloadEth.sh
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 226906 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/226906
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 226906
Hard lock when module e1000 in use
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Ubuntu 8.10 Crashes(locks up) - Power source change whilst Ethernet is connected
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 226906 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/226906
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Hard lock when module e1000 in use
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Kernel Panic - High Volume Network Traffic using e1000e Intel Gigabit Ethernet
This is similar to problem I encounter in hardy using e1000e. However I
only experience a hard lock up when my laptop changes power source.
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** Attachment added: version.log
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Public bug reported:
After Updating to the latest kernel (2.6.27-11) The Ethernet device
(Intel 82573L Gigabit Ethernet Controller) remains active (link lights
remaining lit) after shutting down from kernel 2.6.27-11.
This did/does not occur when shutting down from 2.6.27-9 or Windows XP.
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Disabling ACPI in menu.lst fixes this problem. Therefore it is my
opinion that the problem is linked to alsa interacting with the ethernet
controller.
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Ubuntu 8.10 Crashes(locks up) - Power source change whilst Ethernet is connected
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/306737
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Disabling acpi in menu.lst (acpi=off) fixes the problem. This is not
an appropriate solution due to other side effects of not having acpi on!
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Kernel Panic - High Volume Network Traffic using e1000e Intel Gigabit Ethernet
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/304428
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Public bug reported:
Ubuntu seems to freeze or lock up when connected to a network or the
internet using the built in Ethernet and the power source is changed
(ac/ battery) whilst or before receiving a lot of data. This has also
occurred whilst the laptop computer was idle.
Downloading a file
Further investigation of the issue has brought me to the conclusion that
changing power source during high network traffic whilst connected to a
network using ethernet causes a crash. It is my opinion that this
problem is probably the e1000e ethernet driver and is not related to the
wireless
Further investigation of the issue has brought me to the conclusion that
changing power source during high network traffic whilst connected to a network
using ethernet causes a crash. It is my opinion that this problem is probably
the e1000e ethernet driver.
Below is an extract from syslog
Also changing power from/to Ac or Battery just before watching a LAN TV
stream appears to cause a system crash as well!
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Another test confirms that changing power source and then downloading a
file (ubuntu x86 iso from kent uk mirror) after changing power source
will cause a system crash. This does not occur when connected via
wireless!
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Thank you for your reply.
I have installed linux-backports-modules-intrepid as suggested.
I will post again if freezes persist!
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iwl3945 Wireless Driver - Random System Freezes
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When not connected to a wireless access point and the wireless card is idle
scanning for access points the following message is output in both dmesg and
kern.log repeatedly with less than a second in between: [ 119.885976] iwl3945:
Error sending REPLY_LEDS_CMD:
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Attached is a screenshot with top running in the terminal when the
system froze.
I have reverted back to ubuntu 7.10 as the freezes were becoming
disruptive and 7.10 was the last version to run near perfectly on my
laptop.
** Attachment added: DSC00042.JPG
Public bug reported:
Kernel Panics seem to only occur when the laptop is connected via Ethernet and
is experiencing high amount of network traffic.
Panics have occurred when downloading large files such as the ubuntu iso,
watching LAN TV and running tcp dump.
Relevant Hardware information
** Attachment added: logs.zip
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The system freezes up completely, I think it may have somehow been linked to
VLC as panics only occured whilst watching remote files/ streams. I noticed the
LAN TV provided by my isp continued to send transmit the stream to me even
after I had closed the client. Also earlier today I attempted
Prior to upgrading to kernel 2.6.27-9 No kernel panics were experienced.
However kernel panics seem random they seem to occur during high network
activity when using the Ethernet device (Intel Corporation 82573L Gigabit
Ethernet Controller) which uses the e1000e driver. No reports of hardware
Public bug reported:
Clicking on Apply Permissions to Enclosed Files under the Permissions tab in
a folders properties does not set the desired owner for all sub folders and
files.
However other permissions such as file access and folder access are set
correctly.
This is an annoyance as if a
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 165113 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/165113
The master bug 165113 is one year old yesterday (26th November) and still
waiting a fix!
Still no update on the status of a fix or progress!
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Nautilus owner permissions - does not set to sub dirs and
Public bug reported:
Clicking the Apply Permissions to Enclosed Files under the permissions tab in
a folders properties is non functional.
Non of the permissions of the files contained within the folder were changed.
Attempted to do this as root user with same result.
** Affects: nautilus
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 165113 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/165113
The bug this is supposedly a duplicate is 11 months old and still unsolved.
I would like to ask why this bug has been around for so long and has not been
resolved?
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Ubuntu 8.10 Apply Permissions to
It is my opinion that this bug even though of low importance should have
been fixed as the end result is a function which does not work. If the
bug cannot be resolved then would it be possible to remove the button to
avoid confusion as this bug is present in the last three ubuntu
releases!
I
GUI fault, should have been fixed for newest ubuntu, hasn't!
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Soon after the following packages were updated (below) flash player
wouldn't output any sound and vlc sound output under any of the outputs
selected in the client was choppy and distorted at best.
List of updated packages thought to be the cause of this problem:
pulseaudio
Can an update/ work around be expected within the next week or so?
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[Ubuntu 8.10 Beta] Natuilus Crashes when opening USB MP3 Player Contents
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/280924
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Public bug reported:
When navigating to or double clicking on the desktop shortcut to my Sony
USB MP3 player model number NWD-B105 nautilus opens for a breif second
then crashes by closing all open nautilus windows.
The following output is from typing dmesg in the terminal:
[ 1416.868119] sd
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