Hey Kerry,
Yes of course. I just did 'apt-get install ftpd' which removed ProFTPd,
installed the /usr/sbin/in.ftpd binary, and updated /etc/inetd.conf to
launch that binary when an incoming connection on port 21 was detected:
inetd.conf:
= 8 ===
ftp stream tcp nowait
Public bug reported:
I've just set up ProFTPd on a clean 12.04 VM with no host firewall and
no upstream firewall. The machine is exposed to the Internet via 1:1 NAT
on an upstream device (public 88.98.x.x - private 192.168.0.108)
After approx 2 hours of smooth continuous, faultless transfer, the
Changing to the 'dumb' netkit in.ftpd has resolved the problem -
definitely not a network issue - ProFTPd was the problem :(
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Title:
Transfers
I'm another victim of this bug - my laptop screen is 1024x768 and I have
an external 1280x1024 screen connected. The laptop is always the 'Unity'
desktop and the icons do have a habit of disappearing into the non-
visible part.
Frustratingly, the mouse does not go into the non-visible part, so I
Quick Fix: Install gnome-panel and use the Classic / Fallback Desktop
rather than Unity.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=60280#c26 - if gnome-panel is
active on the smaller screen, that's enough for Nautilus to respect the
non-visible areas.
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Rather than the fairly unhelpful 'it is not possible to write with the
current set of plugins', might the message be patched to suggest the
user installs 'dvdauthor' to enable DVD-video burning?
Hence, no hours of programming skill required - just a one-line text
change.
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As per Stefan Nuxoll's comment, I don't believe the Nokia E71 supports
the newer 'PAN' profile -only the old 'DUN' one - this will be why you
are unable to use your E71 as an Internet access device through Network
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Disappointing that no migration for logs was included for karmic :(
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That's uncanny - on the train this morning I made a mental note to chase
this bug and look what happens :) I'm very pleased to see it's made it
into karmic and look forward to the next alpha ISO :)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/413824
Yep - current Karmic alpha 5 mounts ISOs properly and does not show ;1
at the end of each filename
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Soon enough for Karmic?
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You're absolutely right; I had to fight NM a bit - more proof that what
should be obvious and simple is clumsy and very 'traditional Linux' :(
It's interesting to know that Firefox uses dbus for the online/offline
indicator - I wondered how that worked :)
Anyway, time is pushing on - any chance
+1 - the options I needed are -cpu coreduo,-nx rather than 'nx' as
mentioned by Johannes
I have an older Core Duo (Thinkpad X60s) which does support the nx flag,
but I must forcibly disable it if I want XP to run ... same store -
stage one ('DOS-style' install works, but the first reboot to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-bluetooth
Karmic alpha 4
I have a windows mobile 6.1 PDA/phone, and whilst pairing / browsing /
sending files works smoothly, I am unable to use the 'Internet Sharing'
feature which exposes a PAN service (works perfectly on Windows + Mac
without
Just for reference, I'm able to make PAN work just by doing this:
# sudo apt-get install bluez-compat
# sudo pand --list -c AD:DR:ES:SO:FP:DA --role=NAP -n -persist
# sudo dhclient bnep0
.. going the extra mile for full clicky integration is surely possible
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First, let's be sure we're talking about the same thing... I am
referring to Right click - Open With - Open With Other Application, at
which point a scroll list opens with the option to 'Use a custom
command'. (the options in the first 'Open With' menu are indeed the
'most likely' ones and seem to
The 'top 5' should already be covered by the handful of 'Right click -
Open With - Open With Application Name' . If the user has gone as far
as 'Open With - Open With Other Application' then an alpha-sorted list
of all apps seems to be the only logical choice.
FWIW, Windows users will expect an
Nope, I just started the machine up and experienced the 'slow
connection' as per normal. I then tried three suspend/resume cycles with
complete success - NM icon was spinning as soon as I typed in my
password on resume.
The problem here is not 'NM icon spins for ages' but 'long time until NM
icon
Public bug reported:
Intrepid would have the NM applet 'spinning' by the time the
notification area was populated, and connect to my AP a couple of
seconds later.
Jaunty shows the 'No connection' icon for ~30 seconds for no obvious
reason and then starts 'spinning'. Again, once this starts, the
Yep, good catch - dupe of bug 360598
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System - Preferences - Display - 'Show displays in panel' is ticked.
When I log in, clicking this panel icon shows 'Laptop 12 - Rotation
not supported' despite the fact that 'xrandr' shows that roatation is
indeed supported:
g...@gdh-x60s:~$ xrandr
Screen 0:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: file-roller
Ubuntu 9.04.
I have a set of rar files with extensions .rar, .r00, .r01 etc.
stored on a remote smb:// mount
Double-clicking the .rar in Nautilus opens the first .rar in file-
roller, and the gvfs layer has cleverly remapped the URL to
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Kneejerk reaction, but try the Jaunty live CD.. final release is
tomorrow - so grab the release candidate now before the internet stops
;)
Am unsubbing from this bug since I no longer have that machine or card.
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Public bug reported:
Package: nautilus
Version: 1:2.24.1-0ubuntu2
Ubuntu Intrepid
TESTCASE: I have .m4a files which Audacious can play, but although
Audacious is installed, it's not listed on the 'Open With' list in
Properties.
When I press 'Add' on the 'Open With' tab, I am given a list of
Version: 0.7.6-9ubuntu1
This bug is still present in intrepid. Please reopen this bug.
The reason is because the Hylafax server is expecting both a USER and
PASS, but gfax is only sending USER followed by a 'PASV' to initiate a
file transfer:
220 blahblahblah server (HylaFAX (tm) Version 4.3.1)
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
Package: evolution
Version: 2.24.3-0ubuntu1
Certain types of HTML mail (esp. that with 'stationery') are extremely
difficult to edit in the normal way (remove all but the message body,
then put new text below).
It's difficult to adequately
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Tried my C640 again with intrepid + all latest updates + reboot.. no
change.
Brightness can be changed OK in BIOS, and whilst the usplash Ubuntu logo
is showing, but once gdm appears it no longer works. I also tried
installing xubuntu-desktop and logged into an Xfce session - brightness
Fn
+1 - Archive Mounter is a liability to the user experience right now. It
would be better to force people to 'mount -o loop ... bla bla' .. or to
install 'cdemu'
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I get my Windows Mobile 6.1 'Internet Sharing' connection to work using
PAN by doing this:
sudo pand -r PANU -c 00:22:A5:18:D7:E4 (needs bluez-compat installed)
sudo dhclient bnep0
However, this is still a horrid kludge - it would be sensible if NM
could see the PAN profile being advertised by
Apologies if this end-user request is polluting a dev thread. Just
installed Jaunty, added your ppa and installed evolution-mapi. all deps
were dragged in just perfectly... alas evo complains:
r...@gdh-jaunty:~# evolution
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(evolution:4086): e-utils-WARNING
It's 8.10, yes.
In order to test things with this card, I have to clean out my
xorg.conf, remove nvidia glx drivers and physically change the card in
my machine. Is there anything else to try at the same time so I can make
the procedure more worthwhile?
I'm happy to help out; I just want to be
Public bug reported:
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(using the info from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHal)
Dell Latitude C640, latest BIOS A10. Fn + volume keys work fine and
bring up the on-screen display, Fn + Suspend works fine.. but Fn +
Up/Down to change brightness has no effect at all.
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Sorry, meant to say this is Intrepid with all current updates
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OK have been able to try this again
Deleting the xorg.conf (I normally have an nvidia card) and booting the
computer caused no desktop effects to be enabled. If I try to launch
'glxinfo' I get a segfault. 'glxgears' just tells me
Xlib: extension GLX missing on display :0.0.
Error: couldn't get
OK the segfaults were the nvidia binary module causing conflicts. I have
uninstalled nvidia-glx-177, and the default libglx.so from xserver-xorg-
core has priority.
XAA: The same wild redraw problems, with the addition that the desktop
locks up within seconds. Mouse moves, but nothing is
OK just an addendum for the moment. It appears to be any Xv video which
will cause an X crash with EXA; I tried playing a couple of different
video types (ogg + avi) on Totem, VLC and mplayer, and all crashed.
Oddly, all sizes of video (even 'HD') from YouTube plays perfectly...
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Binary package hint: mtpfs
When I mount mtpfs within a new directory of my homedir and try to
access the 'Playlists' directory on the MTP device (a Creative Zen
player) mtpfs segfaults every time:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/bead/Playlists$ ls -l
ls: cannot access McLean, Don FR
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For completeness, this also segfaults when I try version 0.9 from the
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Yes. Just had a chance to try an Intrepid live CD on a work laptop.
Browsing 'Windows Network' shows a list of Workgroups including the 'AD'
domain. Double-clicking the AD domain produces an empty list until the
search domain in resolv.conf is changed to something else.
At that point, getting a
No. This was resolved in hardy. Please close.
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I tried Intrepid Alpha 5 a few days ago to re-test another bug with the
X300 card, and I noticed that the desktop appeared by default with
compiz disabled.
In this respect, yes the problem is fixed, however if I enable Compiz
(even in 'Normal' mode) then the same corruption / artefacts
Re-tested using Intrepid Alpha 5 Live CD with linux 2.6.27-2-generic
The boot progress is now shown correctly, although some ugly kernel
messages flashed on the screen momentarily between 'Starting up' and
the progress indicator:
[2.797758] uvesafb: failed to execute /sbin/v86d
[
Just to add further confirmation, I rebooted with the VGA input to the
monitor also connected, and it still works fine. Am able to see the boot
progress via both VGA and DVI inputs.
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Ah thanks for the reminder on this. I was too hasty to conclude that
'Separate layout for each window' was a fix - it isn't... about 80% of
the time my desktop starts up with US keyboard layout.
It makes things quite confusing when I do an rdesktop to another
machine, and it's on UK layout!
What
With the X300 and all effects turned off, the system is perfectly stable
and sensible.
The comment about fglrx was made at a time when the ATI-provided driver
did not support the X Composite extension. I believe this has now
changed, although I have not tested it.
Thesedays I actually use an
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display this mode' between the ISOLINUX menu and Xorg appearing. I've
included Xorg.0.log for good measure.
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After moving windows around a little...
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Yes, still broken in hardy.
More importantly, it's still broken in intrepid. I didn't need to do any
investigative work whatsoever... have a look at the screenshots. The
first is what I saw as soon as the live CD finished loading!
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** Summary changed:
- FTBFS: Depends on libdrm-dev
+ fail bug is fail. please delete this.
** Description changed:
- Compiling xine-lib on a very bare hardy, apt-get build-dep xine-lib
- did not install libdrm-dev which is required to build xine-lib from
- source.
+ reported in error. please
Public bug reported:
Compiling xine-lib on a very bare hardy, apt-get build-dep xine-lib
did not install libdrm-dev which is required to build xine-lib from
source.
** Affects: xine-lib (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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Upstream has since also added
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=114799action=view
as 'belt and braces' for another locking issue gvfs-fuse-lock-on-
open.patch
Can both of these be sent for hardy-proposed, please?
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Ah, the real bug has been found and fixed upstream. I can confirm it [1]
resolves the problem.
[1] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=114694action=view
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Since the glib2.0 release 2.6.14 on 3rd July in hardy-proposed, I am no
longer seeing this issue. Can anyone else confirm?
Current version is 2.16.4-0ubuntu2 with gvfs-fuse at 0.2.5-0ubuntu1 (the
real bug seems to be in glib2.0, not the fuse daemon)
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Aide memoire
The bug is in libpurple, not in pidgin itself. This is why Kopete is
also affected.
Install
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15743347/libpurple0_2.4.1-1ubuntu2-1_i386.deb
and all will be well.
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Confirmed. Installed hardy release ISO on a fresh VirtualBox instance:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ apt-cache depends ubuntu-restricted-extras
ubuntu-restricted-extras
Recommends: flashplugin-nonfree
Recommends: gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
Recommends: gstreamer0.10-pitfdll
Recommends:
Feh. Pidgin will thus continue to provide very unprofessional
terminology to the Ubuntu desktop unless Ubuntu provides local
translations. I hardly think 'Buddy' is appropriate in an en-gb locale.
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Logged upstream
** Changed in: pidgin
Importance: Undecided = Unknown
Bugwatch: None = Pidgin Trac #6127
Status: New = Unknown
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Binary package hint: pidgin
Can this be renamed to something less egregiously American and more
professional like 'Contact'
When using Pidgin at work, the last thing I want to think about most of
the people on my list is that they are 'buddies'.
ProblemType: Bug
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... I mean, I appreciate Pidgin's heritage as gaim where AOL Instant
Messenger uses this language, but given the multitude of other protocols
and networks now supported, 'Buddy' now seems horribly out of place.
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Requesting a backport of this fix if it's at all feasible... this is a
very high-visibility problem. New install - open browser - all
embedded A/V content will fail. :/
This is not the user experience Ubuntu is looking for ;)
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Oh I see... Yes it's the same story with an smb mount. I've just been
focusing on sftp to localhost since it eliminates network
latency/packet loss as a potential cause.
I'll open upstream and link to here if I can.
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I am browsing by going Places - Home Folder, then View - Show Hidden
Files and going into the .gvfs directory. From there I can select gdh
on localhost. I rely on ~/.gvfs to work with remote .rar and other
large archive files with console / non-GNOME apps, since the 'unrar'
console binary
libglib2.0-0-dbgsym now installed... valgrind log attached.
I have also sent this to the upstream bug you listed.
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Confirming x y - convert any file(s), press 'Clear', convert any
file(s) and x increases from its previous value rather than resetting to
1.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: file-roller
#36498 provided a best-effort fix for the use of 'unrar' and friends
with non-local files.
gvfs has brought with it the gvfs-fuse-daemon providing a bridge between
the real filesystem and GNOME's idea of 'remote folders'. This daemon is
First I undid the shell script described above so that the non-debug
hardy-proposed binary was present at /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfs-fuse-daemon,
then installed the .ddeb:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 46032 2008-05-27 15:29
/usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/gvfs/gvfs-fuse-daemon
And finally logged out + in, and followed
As per https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Valgrind ...
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OK, I've re-read the backtrace and realised I need to flesh it out with
symbols from 'gvfs' , libfuse2, et al... so here's another try attached
- hopefully this will be more use.
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does not use gvfs. It is compiled with libsmbclient directly rather than
relying on a middleware like gvfs or gnome-vfs. That's why its console
output is taking about /home/lex/.smb/smb.conf.append. This is squarely
an mplayer
Public bug reported:
Version: 0.2.4-0ubuntu1
I had great hopes for today's update in hardy-proposed given this
changelog entry Fix fuse locking and file handle life-cycle issues
that were causing frequent crashes. Alas even after a reboot, the
gvfs-fuse-daemon is still very unstable:
[
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SUCCESS!
Simply by adding '-s' to the gvfs-fuse-daemon arguments (disable multi-
threaded operation) I am able to hammer away with complete reliability!
I do not notice any loss in performance. In the interim, I have renamed
/usr/lib/gvfs/gvfs-fuse-daemon to /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfs-fuse-daemon.real
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox-3.0
Version: 3.0~b5+nobinonly-0ubuntu3
I have various gvfs resources mounted. Some smb:, and some sftp: .
When I right-click Save Link As and choose any $resourcename on
$servername mount, the save fails silently. Saving files to the local
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+ Nautilus unusably slow with large ~/.gvfs dirs
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Binary package hint: gvfs-fuse
Version: 0.2.3-0ubuntu5
Browsing dirs with many files (5000) is unusably slow with ~/.gvfs.
Example:
cd; mkdir huge; cd huge
-
#!/bin/bash
for i in `seq 1 5000`
do
cp /etc/inputrc $i
done
Browsing to
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Hi Colin,
Thanks greatly for that. I've been running it for a while now whilst
plugging/unplugging various other USB devices
(printers/cameras/scanners...) with no noticeable negative effects. All
seems well and obviously the WM device is working just fine. :)
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Version: 0.7.1-3ubuntu1
/home/gdh/Desktop/dvd contains VOBs (et al) in AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS, which
plays perfectly in VLC (menus and audio). Brasero fails to write this to an ISO
or to a real DVD. An unknown error occured. Check your disc. Some small data
is pasted here.
** Attachment added: brasero_tmp_LM59AU
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14480499/brasero_tmp_LM59AU
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Creation of DVD video disc from readymade VOBs fails
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/229749
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FWIW, removing -dvd-video from the genisoimage commandline allows the
ISO to be created successfully.
Of course, it doesn't then make a compliant DVD-Video disc - no menus,
no chapter navigation, nor any audio(!)
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Creation of DVD video disc from readymade VOBs fails
It is installed by default (I was the one who proposed its inclusion!)
I too am bitten by gvfs-fuse-daemon segfaults, despite being on
0.2.3-0ubuntu5 from proposed-updates :( Is there an easy 'debug build'
which could provide more info / full backtrace?
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gvfs fuse mount is not functional
Palm support in Ubuntu is good. Unfortunately Palm's market share is
rapidly declining.
Support for Windows Mobile devices is currently 'good' and rapidly
improving (a gvfs backend to enable nautilus browsing of WM devices now
exists, for example)
The kernel patch is an utter killer for new
I've elected not to test this, since it provides a 'quick fix' that is
not in the interests of Ubuntu as a whole. It will most likely 'get it
working' but does a disservice to the project.
The thought of having Ubuntu say 'no' to Windows Mobile out-of-the-box
until 2011 on an LTS desktop makes me
Latest hardy - still seeing this. It is not possible to click the
'Default' radio button to the right of the keyboard layout name.
@Pedro Villavicencio: Please link to the duplicate bug - I cannot find
it. This bug should not be closed / invalid unless such reference is
given.
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Keyboard
Update: If I check the 'Separate layout for each window' box, I am able
to then select the Default radio button. After this, the keyboard layout
is preserved across a reboot.
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Keyboard layout settings not saved after reboot
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/198420
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Me too etc.
I have an ATI Radeon X300 with DVI + VGA outputs. I have a 1280x1024
'main' panel on DVI, and I want to use a 1024x768 15 screen as extra
space, but I am forced to use the hybrid detailed above. No amount of
clicking / dragging on the gnome-display-properties / Detect Displays
options
FWIW, this still happens with Hardy daily live-cd as of 14-Apr. No doubt
far too late for any fix, but there you go.
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Visual effects on Radeon X300 RV370 5B60
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156905
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