Clean the apt cache (`apt-get clean') and try again. For some reason the
downloaded archive seems to have been corrupted. This is not a bug in
docbook-xsl.
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Clean the apt cache (`apt-get clean') and try again. For some reason the
downloaded archive seems to have been corrupted. This is not a bug in
bluefish.
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This doesn't sound like a bug in Bluefish. `dpkg --unpack' fails with a
gzip error.
You should try to run this step manually and examine the cause. You
might also try to unpack the archive yourself via ar and see what
happens. You should also check your harddrive (via smartmontools) and
your file
The bug is caused by the wrong includes of glib2.0: The pkg-config file seems
to say: -I/usr/include/gtk-2.0 -I/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/include, whereas the
glibconfig.h file is in
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/glib-2.0/include/glibconfig.h. Reassigned to glib2.0.
.
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Bluefish executes the first (top) browser command in the list. What
happens, if you execute the command (see Edit Preferences) in a shell?
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Title:
There is a problem with the packaging tools leading to a build failure.
This needs to be fixed first.
The new version fixes one or two of the bugs reported.
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And you do have all these helper tools installed? They are only
suggested by bluefish. So nothing will pull them in automatically.
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Title:
openbabel 2.3.0 will ship a libopenbabel-perl package. HTH
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python bindings not included
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Sounds weired. Does this issue still occur?
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From your logs:
2010-09-24 10:02:05,986 ERROR got an error from dpkg for pkg:
'/var/cache/apt/archives/oss-compat_0.0.4+nmu3_all.deb': 'cannot access
archive: No such file or directory'
2010-09-24 10:02:05,987 DEBUG running apport_pkgfailure() oss-compat: cannot
access archive: No such file or
0.12.6-1 has been uploaded to unstable recently
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Sync gnome-chemistry-utils 0.12.5-1 (universe) from Debian
experimental (main)
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gpg does not freeze, even if you think so. It just waits until enough
entropy has been collected and this might take some time depending if
you follow the instructions or not.
We won't depend nor recommend rng-tools (see 7.2 in the Debian policy) -
hundreds and thousands of people created their
@Michael: What about invoking gnupg by kmail with the related switch
instead of relying on having this option in the user configuration? This
sounds more reasonable to me and it won't break any behaviour.
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You have not proven, that the issue you show on the cli is the same
issue as in kmail! I gave you an explanation for the behaviour when
piping content to gpg. You could at least verify this. And if someone
thinks, this is the same with kmail, he should step forward and describe
the issue. ATM this
You do understand, that one error message is given by gnupg 1.x and the
other by gnupg 2.x and that they might differ? Validate the issue by
checking the verbose output of gnupg-agent (what you should have done
already). I'll only examine this further, if you can say for sure, that
you are not hit
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Citing /usr/share/doc/gnupg/README.BUGS.Debian.gz:
gnupg: Piping content to gpg: echo foo | gpg --use-agent ... errors out with
`gpg: cancelled by user'
This might happen when gpg is unable to determine the correct name of the
terminal. You can check the terminal given to the
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Did you see, that this is about gcp *0.8*, which was developed
independent from gcu at this time. Both have been merged a long time ago
(IIRC in version 0.10). Since then gcu depends on openbabel and gcp
depends on gcu. Closing as invalid.
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Please note that gcu is a *suite* of programs. gchempaint and gcrystal
were developed independent from gcu in the past (before 0.10 and 0.8),
so they have been separated because of historical reasons. We won't
split the other applications into own packages atm. The package itself
is pretty small
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on first run, gpg2 fails to find default
1. Exporting the secret key will never be the default.
2. Seahorse has the capabilities to export the secret key via Properties
Details.
3. This is a *bug*-tracker and not a users list, so read the seahorse
documentation.
** Changed in: gnupg (Ubuntu)
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They are all pretty small. What do you expect from such a change?
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AFAIK (I don't use Ubuntu) blt 2.4z-4.2 has been uploaded to Karmic+1
(whatever release this was).
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This is the well known blt bug fixed in blt 2.4z-4.2. Karmic still
doesn't have this fix. Although blt has some other issues too, the fix
from
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/blt/+bug/359857/comments/2
should fix this too. Probably blt needs to be fixed in Karmic too
(doesn't seem to be
Nice. A stacktrace pointing to the buggy ATI drivers. May I ask, what
makes you think, that this is a bug in pymol and not abug in the closed
source ATI driver?
** Changed in: pymol (Ubuntu)
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The message is self-explaining. You have unsafe permissions on the
directory for some reason. Youcan force gnupg to ignore this or you
check, why you have them. In every case, you don't quote the command you
used and you did not report a bug till here.
** Changed in: gnupg (Ubuntu)
Status:
Should be done with the 2.0 packages uploaded recently.
** Changed in: bluefish (Ubuntu)
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The package files have been written to be in sync in Debian and Ubuntu.
I would like to suggest to leave things as they are.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/605204
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Not a bluefish bug.
** Changed in: bluefish (Ubuntu)
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There are a few more issues here. They have all been reported upstream.
Expect fixes in 2.0.2 or later.
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The bluefish .desktop file mentions the categories Development and
WebDevelopment accordingly to the fd.o standard and its functionality.
This will unlikely be changed. You might rethink the default menu design
and change it accordingly or you should discuss this on the fd.o mailing
list. This is
** Changed in: bluefish (Ubuntu)
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This looks like a problem with the system. Bluefish maybe needs a
rebuild against the newer libraries. But I don't think, you found a
bluefish bug. Rebuild it and check again. If the problem still exists,
reopen this report.
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Still unreprosucible on my Debian Sid. I still think, that this is not a
bluefish bug. It sounds like a problem with MIME type detection and
nautilus. However, as soon as bluefish 2.0 hits Ubuntu, this will be
closed.
** Changed in: bluefish (Ubuntu)
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Fixed with arpack (2.1+parpack96.dfsg-3) in maverick.
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Closing this after almost a year without a response.
** Changed in: avogadro (Ubuntu)
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None of the attached files nor the OP contains the error output. Sorry,
but without this, there is no chance to examine the issue.
** Changed in: avogadro (Ubuntu)
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scrivere su
You have removed the system and the package catalog. Therefor the
removal of entities went wrong. But because they are still registered in
/var/lib/xml-core, which you probably did *not* purge too together, you
ended up in a situation, that shouldn't occur - an entity (still)
registered with a
Forwarded to upstream (don't know if he reads this tracker):
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detailaid=3012181group_id=87926atid=584828
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Still no backtrace after half a year. Closing.
** Changed in: gabedit (Ubuntu)
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I cannot reproduce it. Please reopen if you can still reproduce it
(although I think, such an issue is probably video driver related).
** Changed in: ghemical (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/589009
Fixed with gpa 0.90 in lucid.
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The report doesn't contain a useful stacktrace. Release 0.9.0 fixed a
lot of crashes. So this is probably among the fixed ones. If not, reopen
your report.
** Changed in: gpa (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/97741
The GUI is IMO self-explaining if you know GnuPG. The latter is
described in gnupg-doc or its online manuals. If you disagree, please
reopen.
** Changed in: gpa (Ubuntu)
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no documentation
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187966
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Should be fixed in gpa 0.9.0.
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** Changed in: gpa
Fixed in gpa 0.9.0.
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** Changed in: gpa (Ubuntu)
Should be fixed with gnupg 1.4.10, which defaults to RSA keys now. gpa
just forks gnupg.
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Should have been fixed in gpa 0.9.0 (together with a lot of other
segfaults).
** Changed in: gpa (Ubuntu)
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Should be fixed in 0.9.0, which uses hkp://subkeys.pgp.net by default.
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Closing after quite some time without repsonse from the reporter.
** Changed in: openbabel (Ubuntu)
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Uploaded to Maverick.
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bodr/9-1
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Fixed in blt 2.4z-4.2.
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Fixed in blt 2.4z-4.2.
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yet been packaged.
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Fixed in 0.13 then.
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Should already be fixed then in 1.2r2-1.1 in Ubuntu.
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See http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=565403#15.
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sudo preserves $HOME IIRC, which might be the problem here. But you
don't quote the error message ...
Second issue: --recv-keys is a gpg command, whereas --keyserver is an
option. gpg expects options before commands. So the first --recv-keys
might be a problem in several cases. But that's JFTR.
A simple `apt-get install $package has no effect on an installed
package, which you should already know, when you use a Debian-based
Linux. You have to tell apt-get, that you want to install the package
again via the `--reinstall' switch. Comment #9 is probably wrong. I
doubt you have really
Did you read
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluefish/+bug/540126/comments/1?
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This is a release with 2 zeros. My plans are to wait a few bug-fix
releases, before this is put into Debian and then it can by synced to
Ubuntu. There are packages for Ubuntu 9.04 and 9.10 at debian.wgdd.de,
which I build and provide.
http://debian.wgdd.de/debian/#ubuntu
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The package you mention from the PPA have several issues. These are
mostly based on the packaging of the bluefish 1.0 series (which I'm
responsible for). The packaging files have not been adjusted for the
changes in bluefish and list outdated build- and runtime-dependencies.
These packages won't
This has been fixed a long time ago. It is caused by a bashism in the
packaging files
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I'm a bit surprised. reportbug shouldn't run gnupg2. Or did you run a
different command?
You might further simply turn off the gnupg-agent in .gnupfg/gpg.conf.
This is something Ubuntu enables even for gnupg 1.4 (for whatever
reason, see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnupg/+bug/367163
This is a bug in the blt package. See
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/blt/+bug/359857. The
stacktrace involves Tcl versions 8.4 and 8.5. Your blt version is
2.4z-4.2, correct??
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PyMOL crashes when clicking on About PyMOL
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/471119
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Nothing has changed. There is no plan to migrate gnupg 1 and 2 to the
alternatives system. Especially scripts might break when pointing
/usr/bin/gpg to gnupg2. Gnupg 1 and 2 do not behave identically (the
second for example requires a running agent).
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provide gpg with the alternatives system
There are plans to clean the (X)HTML output of docbook-xsl. So you can
leave this open. However, this is not a short term goal. So it might
stay open for a while.
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Excessively complex, redundant markup in Ubuntu Server Documentation
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Add --no-use-agent. That should so.
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gpg can not read password from file
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** Changed in: docbook-xml (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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package docbook-xml 4.5-5 failed to install/upgrade:
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You can easily purge gabedit: apt-get remove --purge gabedit.
I cannot reproduce the crash. You might recompile gabedit without
stripping the binary and provide a backtrace of the segfault via
gdb/ddd.
** Changed in: gabedit (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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Segmentation fault when
This is not necessarily the case. The build environment contains some
difficulties for the /usr/{lib,share}/gnupg2 paths chosen by Debian and
Ubuntu. I will inspect this later and set it back to confirmed for the
moment.
** Changed in: gnupg2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released = Confirmed
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Can you please test this with recent gpg versions (e.g. in a CHROOT) and
report back? Ideal would be logs (e.g. --verbose, --status-fd, --logger-
fd, ...).
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refresh-keys with keyserver prefs connects once per key and often fails
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