Public bug reported:
cron 3.0pl1-120ubuntu4 appears to be ignoring the environment variables
in /etc/crontab, or at least PATH.
Per crontab(5) man page:
Several environment variables are set up automatically by the cron(8)
daemon. SHELL is set to /bin/sh, and LOGNAME and HOME are set
Public bug reported:
cron 3.0pl1-120ubuntu4 appears to be ignoring the environment variables
in /etc/crontab, or at least PATH.
Per crontab(5) man page:
Several environment variables are set up automatically by the cron(8)
daemon. SHELL is set to /bin/sh, and LOGNAME and HOME are set
Additional info: /etc/environment contains this:
PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1081379
Title:
cron
I'm a user who uses workspaces heavily but still hates the workspaces
button. It's useless real estate to me. I want to get rid of it
*without* losing my ability to switch workspaces with the keyboard.
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Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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This affects me as well, after upgrading jaunty-karmic. My desktop
effects are custom (and i use the advanced compiz config tool to manage
them). Turning them off and on has no effect. I *can* start compiz
normally manually. But it will not start at desktop startup, and it did
before I
Confirmed that this bug
1. existed as well in PyV8, and
2. Is fixed by 1.38 from Andrew's PPA.
What's the next step on this bug?
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Binary package hint: vim
Perfectly functioning gvim in jaunty. I upgraded to Karmic last night
and this started happening today. This happens with any gvim
invocation.
Expected: a gvim window to appear
Actual: crashes at the console before any window is drawn.
Vim:
vim.gtk -g does *not* crash. Somehow this is vim.gnome-specific.
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SIGSEGV in setup_context for vim -g in karmic
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1.
jamessan set me straight on how to use -U -u properly so here's an
update:
vim.gnome -g -U NONE -u NONE *does* in fact start up a gvim window.
vim.gnome -g --noplugin also starts up successfully.
2.
Further investigation revealed that the attached plugin is the culprit.
I'm mildly curious
Nvidia 180 made the problem much worse for me. I also played with
UseCompositeWrapper. I made a little matrix of fail, using konsole:
- nvidia 173, no UseCompositeWrapper: baseline problem. Most evident
when using ctl-pgup/pgdown to switch between tabs, the new tab does not
repaint over the
With Google Talk it's worse - the popup keeps coming back no matter how
many times you accept it. How can I make this *go* *away*.
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I can reproduce this problem on Ubuntu 7.04 by installing the 177
drivers.
More symptoms:
- gvim frequently does not refresh the entire screen, lines or parts of lines
are just black background until you do something that forces a screen repaint
- konsole-kde4 mixes up the IO between tabs.
Excuse me - Ubuntu 8.04, not Ubuntu 7.04.
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I can confirm the bug, and I can confirm Mathias Buren's workaround,
posted 2008-08-19: upgrade Nvidia driver and add performance tweak to
xorg.conf. With two caveats.
I installed the newest nvidia beta driver successfully, and followed
this thread
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I also need the bug number for upstream bug if you have it.
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Artifacts in gmail text editor
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AFAICT this is fixed in upstream. Haven't seen it in months.
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Banshee is also affected by this bug, but it's not a plugin - Banshee
just always does this when music is playing. I second Mike's
description of the problem, above.
I think we need a distinction between active power management: power
button, lid close, menu option; and passive power management:
Mike, please post the new bug here when it's open, as that's the one I'm
more interested in following! :-)
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Hardy rhythmbox stops screen from blanking on laptop lid close
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193617
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Will this patch to g-p-m also fix Banshee?
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Hardy rhythmbox stops screen from blanking on laptop lid close
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Actually here's a better question: will this patch allow *suspend* (not
just screen blanking) when the laptop lid closes? I saw in another bug
that several apps are getting dbus calls added for various reasons to
prevent suspend.
This is a *really* bad idea.. it damages laptops! If the user has
I agree with you in principal actually, but I think the problem has been
poorly-defined. We need a separate definition: call it active power
management and passive power management.
In active PM, the user has taken an action to cause it to happen, i.e.
press the power button, pick the shutdown
This affects Banshee, too. Is there a similar workaround for banshee?
I didn't see any power-related plugins or settings.
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Hardy rhythmbox stops screen from blanking on laptop lid close
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Argh, who thought this would be a good idea? It prevents the laptop
from suspending when the lid is closed! If the sound is muted, that
means you won't even notice == overheated components and lost laptop
lifetime.
This should at least be configurable.
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You know that some (most?) laptops are not meant to be run with the lid
closed, right? That's part of the heat dispersal. You're damaging it when
you do that.
And when you get interrupted a lot, you don't always know whether or not the
sound is muted.
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I only know that it happens in Gmail consistently. Edit a new email.
Might possibly be easier to reproduce if you're viewing Gmail at 100%
zoom (i.e. no larger or smaller than normal).
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Binary package hint: firefox-3.0
Package: firefox 3.0~b4+nobinonly-0ubuntu1
Scrolling in the rich text editor in Gmail is producing extremely ugly
artifacts. This doesn't occur in other rich text editors I use around
the websphere (e.g. moinmoin does not do this).
When
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I am having the same issue as brandon atkinson, it seems, because
iwpriv ath0 mode 3 worked for me as well after 4 days of wireless
outage. The bug was *fixed* at some point in the recent past, because
I've been using hardy for about one month, and my wireless driver has
worked the entire time.
Add another bump to this. It is far too easy to accidentally scroll
the desktop switcher. I'm not even sure how scrolling is useful in the
desktop switcher. You would have to be extremely precise with the mouse
to get the desktop you meant to get in this fashion.
Scrolling in the desktop
Could we possibly just make it NOT ANIMATED? It looks exactly like the
Pidgin message waiting flashing icon. This thing is breaking my flow
all day.. I'm about to uninstall it just so I can get some work done.
Even when indexing is paused this thing is animated, so the animation
signifies
I experienced this issue as well. Specific incidences: View Source
displayed not-well-formed error for a while; later, it stopped
displaying that error but had red missing glyph characters stuck at
the end of the source window; Download file with unknown mime-type
dialog (which asks you what to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: motion
During installation, the 'motion' program began running immediately, and
turned on the video camera. I pressed Ctrl+C, which triggered this
crash report.
The camera stayed on. Subsequently the entire MBP froze and I had to
hard-reboot.
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package motion 3.2.9-1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess post-installation
script killed
My problem is with a Lenovo Z61M, almost identical to Robert's -- and I
have exactly the same problem.
- Boots from hibernate: no sound
- Warm boot after boot from hibernate: no sound
- Cold boot after boot from hibernate: sound works okay.
Sound chip is HDA Intel, onboard, and it's the only
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: deskbar-applet
From the latest Update Manager upgrade to Feisty (approximately
3/14/07): Installation fails in postinst with the following error:
Preparing to replace deskbar-applet 2.17.92-0ubuntu1 (using
.../deskbar-applet_2.18.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb)
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