Just in case someone else comes across this issue, on my setup it was
traced back to the .pc subdirectory. Removing it fixed it.
I had started a new patchfile before setting the environmental variable,
and after setting it quilt was still looking in the wrong place due to
work it was leaving in
Public bug reported:
lubuntu-default-settings installs a theme for XScreenSaver using biwidth
bold fonts, but it doesn't depend on a font package providing those,
leaving XScreenSaver potentially throwing font errors.
lubuntu-default-settings should depend on xfonts-efont-unicode-ib to
provide
One problem is that if snapd is removed via installation of a
metapackage (as in my case) then there isn't really a point where the
sysadmin makes the clear choice of purging vs removing.
This bug is still biting, so I wonder if @zyga could revisit this issue.
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Right now /etc/adduser.conf is generated by a postinst script, which
means the file doesn't end up getting listed as owned by adduser.
I often customize deployments using the config-package-dev extension to
Debhelper, but this relies on package ownership to manage config
I'm seeing this in bionic right now. I don't know how to add bionic to
the tracker, though, even if xenial is fixed.
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Title:
Overlay files don't
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I was given a Tcl program that uses ttrace to coordinate threads. It
worked under Tcl8.4 but fails under 8.6 with the error message below.
After some investigation I found that Tcl changed its behavior with
regard to the ::errorInfo and ::errorCode globals, no longer setting
Public bug reported:
I installed the second beta of bionic, and bash history didn't work.
Turns out the installer created my user account but left .bash_history
owned by root. It should have been owned by the user.
I used the lubuntu installer, so I don't know whose bug this actually
is. It was
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I ran into a problem where a certain program would crash with a segfault
after trying to open a dialog box.
Some investigation lead me to this bug report with at least a partial fix:
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/33607
It looks like Tix crashes when trying to turn the
@Richard: what graphics card showed the error and what did not? Did you
ever notice hard drive thrashing while the window was refusing to
redraw?
I MIGHT still be seeing this bug, but I'm not positive it's the one I've
been seeing.
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BTW, I just checked my running system, and 'uname -a' reports 4.4.0-1052
using the workarounds in bug #1652270
I'm not sure if this is relevant to your bug (I don't have time to
refresh my memory about the two bugs), but just in case, there you go.
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Oh, right.
I know I was getting the hang after boot.scr at one point, so I'm not
sure how I ended up going from there to having a working system using
the fix in the other bug. Somehow I did, though.
And you ran into this just last week, installed then updated? It wasn't
some installation from
Oh, is it the same bug as this? They found some workarounds over there,
it sounds like.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-raspi2/+bug/1652270
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If it helps, I figured out what files to copy from the working boot
partition to the upgraded one to allow it to boot.
I was trying to debug the issue myself to figure out exactly which
package might be breaking the installation, but ran out of time.
I had to copy the following files to make the
Booting with -proposed isn't fixed on Raspberry Pi 3
I don't know if this was expected to be fixed on that device, but I at
least wanted to save someone else from trying.
Should I file a separate bug about it, or does the unsupported warning
mean it's not reportable?
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I ran into this bug on Xenial LTS which left xorg unable to start.
It was fixed upstream in 6.10.1, so when I installed the the hwe
package, it worked just fine. Perhaps LTS needs to be updated to the
hwe?
This bug is particularly frustrating because xorg fails without an
Note that a restart of remmina was required after deleting that file.
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Title:
Cannot connect to RDP if host fingerprint changes
To manage
Still there with
pcmanfm:
Installed: 1.2.0-1
Candidate: 1.2.0-1
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pcmanfm uses 100% cpu to draw two different desktops using arandr
That's all well and good, but when I 'apt-get install gnome-session-
flashback' and restart I see nothing but the same text login prompt, and
there's no indication of what should be installed to have this session
actually launch.
To me, that brings up the notion that dependencies be set so the
Public bug reported:
gnome-session-flashback doesn't seem to depend (even indirectly) on
lightdm, xorg, or any choosers, and it doesn't seem useful without these
dependencies.
I would expect to be able to start with a base system without X, request
installation of gnome-session-flashback, and
I tried to reproduce the bug, and it doesn't seem to happen now, so I'm
closing the bug as fixed.
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This is actually a longstanding issue I've been having for years. At the
moment I have computers running 12.04 and 12.10, both showing the
behavior. The 12.10 computer is running isc-dhcp-client v.
4.2.4-1ubuntu10.1 for what it's worth.
But that made me realize I had a little server running
Public bug reported:
As far as I know, the dhcp standards do not allow for multiple
Domainnames to be set through Option 15. My LInksys router doesn't care,
though, and sends both the Domainname I gave it AND the Domainname my
ISP gives it. Maybe this is non-standard, but it is what it is.
Maybe tomorrow I'll look into pcap. Right now, though, I do have this to
share. I had turned on dhclient-script.debug and here was its contents
(I'm fudging these domain names):
Thu Jan 24 22:17:16 EST 2013: entering /sbin, dumping variables.
reason='PREINIT'
interface='eth0'
Just to be clear about what happened above, in the Janitor's message,
this bug was fixed in 3.6.0-0ubuntu1~12.10.1 but then (immediately?)
unfixed in 3.6.3-0ubuntu1... is that right?
Does anyone have a ppa with packages that don't have grilo disabled?
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Not sure why the updater set the Debian status to Fix Released. As far
as I can tell the Debian bug I linked to is not marked as fixed.
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Title:
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I propose that /opt/bin should be added to the default PATH in Ubuntu.
A fine discussion about this, and why Debian doesn't do it, is found
here: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=45096
In short, the FHS suggests that in some situations packages can/should
I have similar troubles. The freezes were less frequent when I upgraded
to kernel 3.4.0-030400-generic but they still occur.
I'm running a GeForce 6150 LE and dkms status says:
nvidia-173-updates, 173.14.35, 3.2.0-30-generic, x86_64: installed
nvidia-173-updates, 173.14.35, 3.4.0-030400-generic,
I'm seeing the same behavior (screen freeze, mouse still movable) from
nvidia. Still nothing interesting in the xorg log, but here's the end of
my dmesg:
[ 3361.843042] NVRM: Xid (:05): 9, Channel Instance 8069
status 001d
[ 3361.844898] NVRM: Xid (:05): 9, Channel
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 553415 ***
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Sorry for the spam everyone, but I wanted to make a note for next time I
forget what the status of this thing is: the bug doesn't show up in a
Maverick installation.
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Steve, you should probably file a new bug. This one is closed, and the
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Title:
mouse trapped in box for
So, just to be pedantic, where are we on this?
Sebastien, you asked Chris to sponsor this... were you talking to me or
another Chris? Has it been appropriately sponsored?
Timo says it's now in the proposed queue... does that mean there's
nothing left to do but wait for the queue to be acted
Any news on the Lucid SRU? Is Timo watching this bug?
There is a class of users who are completely sunk by this bug. If
backporting 1.7.7 is going to take a while, I'd suggest just putting
this fix through now.
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You
Alright, so where are we on the SRU? Going through the checklist,
1) Fix released in Maverick
2) Impact of bug: rightclick in many (all?) motif/lesstif applications disables
the computer
--How the bug is addressed: small patch to X that other distributions accepted
long ago
--Patch against
Quick pedantic note (since I received questions about it): this is not
fixed in the 1.7.6-2ubuntu7.3 lucid-proposed release that superseded the
patched build in my ppa. I'll upload a 7.4~ppa0 as soon as I can.
Is there any sort of status update on the SRU request? I was contacted
by a developer
I assumed Graham was taking care of the procedure when he said he was
requesting SRU.
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Easily installable packages including the patch are in my ppa:
https://launchpad.net/~crcarlin/+archive/ppa
(crossposted from a duplicate, Bug #581032)
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So it looks like this bug affects a lot of motif applications, causing
them to basically lock up X (my users tend to hit the reset button
instead of figuring out how to kill from a text console). The bug was
tracked to its source and a working patch was offered.
Redhat accepted the patch and
Packages including the patch are now in my ppa:
https://launchpad.net/~crcarlin/+archive/ppa
I'm still messing around with versioning since the other packages in my
repository require this patched version to work.
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I'm sorry, Baptiste, you're completely wrong.
The adapter doesn't show this problem under Windows, and it doesn't show
the problem under previous versions of bluez.
The adapter works. It's a code issue.
Reopening.
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Daniel, what's the reason for the invalid?
I tried your suggestions, but the bug remains.
It's not the adapter since the adapter works fine in other operating
systems.
Even the bluez guys see this as a legitimate bug. When I discussed it
with them on IRC they saw it as a valid bug.
So why are
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It sounds like you guys are reporting a few different bugs that, while
they have some overlapping symptoms, are probably caused by different
defects and require different fixes.
While it's always great to have people submitting bugs instead of just
grumbling their way through problems, there's
The new version shows up in Lucid, but not Karmic, according to
packages.u.c
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If you're having a problem now, then it's no longer the same bug.
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Yes, I tried lm master and lp hold,sniff,park. Actually I wouldn't
really have expected it to help anyway since, as I understand them,
those options wouldn't do anything related to the symptoms I've reported
here.
I thought the AutoConnect option might work to keep HSP from
automatically
I'm terribly sorry to say none of the above workarounds seems to solve
this for me.
AutoConnect=false seems to do nothing at all
Disable=Headset,Gateway at least keeps the HSP from connecting, but then
A2DP doesn't connect automatically either. I can connect it manually
through blueman, and at
I'm surprised that it happened for you using the alsa bluetooth module.
It worked fine for me with the alsa module, but maybe that was the
previous version various libraries shipped with the previous ubuntu.
I'm using Motorola headphones a swell, S620 or something like that.
Also check out the
The xorg-edgers solution worked for me to resolve bug #456279
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Binary package hint: bzr-webdav
The version of the bzr-webdav plugin included in Karmic is incompatible
with the version of bazaar installed by default.
This causes the plugin to fail to install when trying to access a bzr
repository over webdav.
A quick edit of version
I'm not surprised.
Are any Ubuntu developers watching this bug?
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I'm still seeing the crash under 2.28.1
For me it happens when I open empathy from the envelope icon, doubleclick on a
gtalk contact, and then send a message, all after not having sent a message in
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Binary package hint: mono
The Networked Media Tank (NMT) platform is a set top box running linux.
To help install new programs on the box there is a program called the
Community Software Installer (CSI) which is crossplatform, requiring
mono and libmono-winforms... which
I used to use a bluetooth mouse; A2DP would skip the same regardless of
whether I was using the mouse. As a previous commenter said, I believe
it had something to do withbluez or pulseaudio getting confused when
A2DP and headset profiles were both available.
blueman is available through the
PA's autodiscover is a feature where when the computer's bluetooth
connects to an audio device, PA will automatically connect to the device
as well. Without autodiscover the user had to manually tell PA that the
device was there. It's all behind the scenes stuff not related to
preferencessound
I
My issue was really defined by looking at the logs and seeing those
messages about skipping bytes. If you don't see those messages, then I
think it is a different matter.
One last thing you might try is using blueman to disconnect all audio
connections to your headphones before adding A2DP back.
Seems to work for me.
Nautilus had the blank CD listed under destinations for burning, and I
believe it didn't do that before.
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Interesting!
I was able to get the thing to work by doing something like connecting
through PA's autodiscover, then disconnecting through blueman, then
reconnecting through blueman's Connect A2DP command.
I'll have to repeat this process in the future to figure out exactly
which steps make it
Offhand, I'd say it sounds like a different bug. My problem is in
karmic, which uses the native bluetooth, your is in Jaunty, which
probably uses alsa; my problem is immediate, yours takes an hour; my
problem is skips, yours is slowness.
Do you see messages in syslog about skipping bytes?
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There was an old system (v4l) for accessing cameras, and it was changed
to a new, incompatible system (v4l2). A lot of programs (most?) were
updated to use the new system, but some programs were not updated.
The LD_PRELOAD trick allows old-style programs to operate with the new
system, but it's
In my case I had bios set such that the killswitch only controlled
bluetooth; wifi was supposed to be always on.
The wireless monitor never saw the wifi device no matter what the
setting of the killswitch. iwconfig saw it fine, though, so I was able
to make wifi work by command line.
After
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 410492 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/410492
I believe this and bug 410492 describe the same problem. Since that one
has already been accepted, I'll mark this a duplicate of that.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 410492
Wireless
I've been following karmic development for a while, and only in the last
week did this bug appear.
I'm using an Intel 3945ABG adapter, while the OP had an Atheros AR5212
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Updated to bluez 4.47-0ubuntu1 along with the distro. No difference.
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Yes, I made the modifications and there was a difference: syslog started
showing the skipping... messages more quickly :)
To be precise, they came at the same rate, but there used to be a larger
pause before the first one appeared.
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1:0.9.16~test4-0ubuntu1 didn't help.
Could this be related to the lack of rtkit?
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Adding the work done in pulseaudio's bugtracker
** Bug watch added: PulseAudio sound server #612
http://pulseaudio.org/ticket/612
** Changed in: pulseaudio
Importance: Undecided = Unknown
** Changed in: pulseaudio
Status: New = Unknown
** Changed in: pulseaudio
Remote watch: None
Where can I find -test4? I've been following the ubuntu-audio-dev ppa
and see only -test3
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BTW, this also appears on 32bit machines. I'm running 2.6.31-4-generic
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: bluez (Ubuntu)
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As I upgraded to the Karmic alpha, bluetooth audio (via a2dp) stopped
working properly. It was working fine in Jaunty.
My headphones are detected and configured by pulse, but the audio skips
as if it's spending half of each second paused. Music is buffered so
that after I
Kevin, do you believe that to be a bug in these particular builds, or
are you just griping in general? :)
Personally, I've had really good results using H263-1998 between Jaunty
Ekiga and a Nokia N800 internet tablet going over wired and wifi, just
like you. The N800 was using telepathy's
Not yet, Evan. We have a proposed fix here and packages in a ppa, but
it's up to a maintainer of some sort (in multiverse, I suppose) to
actually work through the process of adding the package to the
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I can confirm that h263 is working great between ekiga and a Nokia
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Hebert, this bug is about a specific problem: the webcam was being
assigned the wrong driver.
From what you pasted we can see that the webcam is now being assigned
the correct driver: gspca_zc3xx is the correct driver for the 0ac8:303b
webcam. Therefore, this bug is fixed.
You're having other
I haven't followed the latest developments closely so I could be wrong,
but, the -dev packages should never be required to run. They are only
required to build the debs in the first place.
The issue with forcing is about setting up the system to be able to
build the debs conveniently. Since
Did anyone file the debian bug report Reinhard suggested?
If that's the proper way to handle this, then let's get to it.
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@Evan: --force-depends won't unlock the Ekiga h263 codec because it's
not there to be unlocked in the first place :)
The codecs for Ekiga have to be built through opal (bug 316971) and a
few would require unstripped-dev at build time... but there is no
unstripped-dev, so those codecs are never
Ekiga doesn't use libavcodec directly, so just having libavcodec-
unstripped around isn't enough.
Instead, Ekiga's codecs are distributed as plugins built by libopal,
which has to be built against the unstripped-dev package.
bojo42 has packaged all of the codecs that he could (h264 and ilbc, see
@bojo42, could you run a build for h263?
It's needed for communicating with some installations of the telepathy
clients such as the Nokia N800.
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Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
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Herbert, it sounds like this bug is completely done with, so I don't
think your problems relate to this particular bug. You might want to ask
elsewhere or file a separate bug.
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Sorry if I misunderstand; Was it decided that the h263s are included in
libavcodec-unstripped-52 and therefore don't need libopal packages like
Yannick made for h264?
After installing libavcodec Ekiga doesn't show h263, so it seems like
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Is there a package available for testing the swapped out patch? If there
are no immediate plans for the package, shall I try to do the swap based
on 10.3 and put my package in my ppa?
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@sheeshee It looks like you forgot a dash.
In any case, I'm pretty sure these fixes are now in the standard
distribution. You computer should have updated itself to the latest
version which includes the fixes. There should be no need to run any
commands at all; it should just work.
If you want
@Andres, sorry for the delay. Other bugs fixed by this, for me, are bug
#93417 and bug #317000
@Hebert, have you tried different camera programs? I, for example, test
through cheese and gstreamer-properties. It could be that the program
you're using happens to have problems with some other
Has there been any progress on this bug in the last month?
It's frustrating to have update manager constantly trying to updated me
to the broken package, and I feel really sorry for new users whose
installs simply don't work due to this...
The bug linked from freedesktop.org has been closed for
Update manager has not invited me to upgrade to the proposed kernel. I
see the 12.28 release of various packages sitting in the repository, but
of course the upgrade is distributed across various packages ranging
from linux-image to fs-core-modules.
So, before I go back and forth to see what's
Andres, my real wonder was whether installing only the image was
sufficient. There are at least a dozen packages related to the
update... updating only the image sounds dangerous. But I'll happilyl
take your word for it.
Also, I did find it odd that there was no metapackage proposed update
The recently proposed kernel (2.6.27-12-generic) fixes this bug for me.
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The recently proposed kernel (2.6.27-12-generic) seems to fix this bug
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Incidentally, this fixed two other webcam related bugs I was watching.
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Sebastien, your excuses for imperfect software weren't exactly (and
continue to not be) constructive in the first place. Right: there are
bugs here. Right: perfect software is impossible, especially with too
few resources. But so what? Accept the flaw and deal; the development
problems at Ubuntu
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 323042 ***
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package libxine1-bin 1.1.15-0ubuntu3.1intrepid1 failed to install/upgrade:
package libxine1-bin is not ready for configuration
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Does anyone have a package, perhaps in a PPA, including 0.9.14 for
Intrepid? Sounds like there are plenty here willing to test.
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Mauricio, that's the log from 10.3 when it was broken, right? Nothing
particularly weird jumped out at me, but it might be useful for you to
diff the 10.3 log with your working 10 log.
Take the two files and run diff file1 file2 and it will show the
differences. Surely that can give a hint as to
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Regression in xserver-xorg-video-intel version 2.4.1-1ubuntu10.3
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/320893
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Public bug reported:
After the upgrade to intrepid-updates's 2.4.1-1ubuntu10.3 (from 10.1)
the display was scrambled on my computer. Downgrading to 10 (the only
other version in synaptic) fixed the problem.
The difference I see in the xorg logs is this, when broken:
(EE) intel(0): Mode 1280x1024
I regenerated my xorg config file to see if there was any
misconfiguration in there causing the problem. No luck.
Also see bug #316672 which was fixed in this update and involved
resolution stuff
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Regression in xserver-xorg-video-intel version 2.4.1-1ubuntu10.3
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