Came across this on Ubuntu 16.04 diskless client. Fixed by enabling
rpc-statd.service
sudo systemctl enable rpc-statd
sudo systemctl start rpc-statd
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that `const char *media_types` either needs more added to it or a way to hook
in an external file containing that list. Google search turns up some common
"Unknown media type":
all
chemical
uri
interface
map
fonts
vms
zz-aplication
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In package shared-mime-info there is update-mime-database.c and around
line 51 there is a hard-programmed list of mime types used to flag
invalid MIME types
/* This is the list of directories to scan when finding old type files to
* delete. It is also used to warn about invalid
Resolved this issue by lowering and creating custom DPI values.
Default DPI from foomatic postcript PPDs is usually 600 DPI or 1200 DPI.
Ghostscript `pdftops` and `gs` both take a long time converting high DPI
values. The 600 DPI also creates a large postscript file which in turn
are slow over
Resolved this issue by lowering and creating custom DPI values.
Default DPI from foomatic postcript PPDs is usually 600 DPI or 1200 DPI.
Ghostscript `pdftops` and `gs` both take a long time converting high DPI
values. The 600 DPI also creates a large postscript file which in turn
are slow over
With our particular setup of school labs. 2-3 out of 30 stations would
always fail - the display manager would not start.
On the kernel i turned removed: splash quiet and noticed that the
events proceeding starting lightdm were quite a bit shorter for the
failed machines.
When I turned on more
We run linux clients that connect to a central print server. I found
this works:
1) Install cups server on the clients.
2) On clients turn on Show printers shared by other systems in web
interface or in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf
# Show shared printers on the local network.
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This clipart package is not only in poor order but I'm also being forced
to remove adult and offensive content. We are trying to roll out
ubuntu/libreoffice into elementary and secondary schools and some of
these clips will defiantly cause a commotion. Here is a sample of some
of the poor
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1013908 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1013908
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Categories are unintelligible (or useless)
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Duplicate bug posted here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/linuxmint/+bug/1005545
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/848562
Title:
gnome-shell lock screen does not display password prompt
I found this fixed the issue for Kubuntu 12.04 by adding the gamin dev
files before compiling libkdecore5:
[code]
sudo apt-get build-dep libkdecore5
sudo apt-get install build-essential fakeroot devscripts libaspell-dev
libgamin-dev gamin libgamin0
mkdir kde4
cd kde4
apt-get source libkdecore5
It seems inotify doesn't work too well over nfs as the nfs server has a
separate kernel from the nfs client. The client kernel does not see
changes on the server's file system. So we are back to FAM.
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So Sitter is suggesting that FAM is removed because it is only useful
for NFS diskless systems and adds bloat to regular systems. NFS
diskless systems is a huge time-saver for rolling out Linux in schools
as you can centrally manage the OS and documents for close to 200
workstations and thousands
Public bug reported:
Bastian Holst wrote on 2010-10-1: Is there any reason why kde4libs is
built without libfam-dev/libgamin-dev? I think this is pretty important
for professional Kubuntu installations.
Rohan Garg wrote on 2010-10-13: ... libfam-dev will need to go a MIR.
Available in
I was able to fix the bug on lucid by running the ipconfig inside a for-
loop following Anna Jonna Armannsdottir suggestion above.
I've attached an updated file that goes in
/usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/functions
You may want to merge it with vimdiff or create proper diff patch.
After
For those that want to confirm the bug and don't have spanning tree on
their network switches...
* Setup workstation for diskless boot.
* Turn on the diskless client...
- Watch the link light as soon as the kernel starts to load.
- You will see the link light turn off as the kernel loads the
I had slow grub startup and after set debug=disk i noticed it was
stalling out on (fd0)... So because my machine does not have a floppy
disk I made sure it was disabled in the BIOS. After disabling the
floppy in the BIOS all my slow grub problems went away.
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Public bug reported:
When I update a file on the nfs-server the nfs-kubuntu-client does not
see the change. This effects diskless-nfs-workstation's centralized
software updates and nfs mounted $HOME.
Kubuntu's kde4.x appears to be missing FAM (gamin) support for NFS / (root) or
NFS /home.
i.e.
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