Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: clusterssh
Previous to the 10.10 release, cssh -l root many host names would log
in to many different hosts using root instead of the logged in user.
As of the release in 10.10, this no longer works. As well, all the other
options specified in the man
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Great to know, thanks Tony.
The question that leads to, though, is how did this fix not make it into
10.10, when it was released months ago? I don't really understand the
Ubuntu release process, but surely over 3 months is enough time to pull
in an important bugfix that is patched and ready to go
I'm seeing this problem too. Looking at /usr/bin/prevu-init or /usr/bin
/prevu-update, it's pretty obvious what's happening:
ret=os.system('pbuilder create --basetgz /var/cache/prevu/%s.tgz
--buildplace /var/cache/prevu/builds --distribution %s --override-config
--othermirror deb
Just got hit by this. Pretty surprised the release got shipped without
anyone ever testing one of the most used first-party tools with it.
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Just want to bump this and point out that the given patches now also
support doing some work on CUDA supported video cards to make things
even faster.
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Looks like 1.1 made it into Lucid, so I guess this is fixed now.
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I agree. Given the massive amount of certs out there signed with MD5, I
think it's a bad move to just suddenly start rejecting them en-masse,
especially without any real description of why that is in the error
messages generated by the applications. There should at least be some
sort of workaround
As mentioned by Marco, not a bug in subversion.
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David,
Good to know, but doesn't that mean the package maintainers should open
a ticket upstream and link it here after they've verified the problem?
That's what I've always assumed the process is, anyway.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ibus
The ibus-daemon gtk applet leaks memory. After a few days of running,
memory usage climbs to over 130MB:
root 2173 0.0 0.0 103416 2336 ?Sl May18 0:00 \_
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Also, look at the virtual memory usage. Even after restarting, it still
thinks that it needs an address space of over 240MB. Clearly something
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First, I'd like to point out that on my system, Empathy doesn't even set
the People Nearby avatar to the MeMenu one. It just does nothing when
you change the Me Menu avatar. So Bug #583121 isn't an exact duplicate
of this.
As well, reading this report, I'm pretty confused as to how this is
I'm also seeing this with a fresh upgrade from 9.10 to 10.04, using
Empathy, not Pidgin. So I'd say it's a bug in the indicator applet
regardless of IM client, and one in the core functionality of what the
applet's supposed to do.
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Binary package hint: indicator-applet
The indicator-applet-session interface implies unified control over your
chat and broadcast accounts. However, when you change the user icon /
picture there, it doesn't actually change anything in Empathy, leaving
you to dig through the
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Binary package hint: password-gorilla
When using Password Gorilla on karmic/64, after opening an existing
password safe, no other text entry fields may be typed into or edited.
This includes editing existing entries, or making new entries.
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture:
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Docs look better, but they also serve to highlight that the base config
should be more fleshed out. That's a lot of non-trivial steps to get to
a point where you can actually use your slapd install for something.
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Docs look better, but they also serve to highlight that the base config
should be more fleshed out. That's a lot of non-trivial steps to get to
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I'm not as enraged as others here, but I agree with Yannick. If we had a
debconf based base configuration for cn=config, and removed it, then it
should be put back in. Clearly having it would be less problematic for
most users than not having it.
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I'm not as enraged as others here, but I agree with Yannick. If we had a
debconf based base configuration for cn=config, and removed it, then it
should be put back in. Clearly having it would be less problematic for
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 463684 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/463684
Why is this marked as a duplicate of a documentation bug? There are
documentation issues here, to be sure, but this is also a useful
configuration missing by default bug, which isn't covered by #463684.
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Why is this marked as a duplicate of a documentation bug? There are
documentation issues here, to be sure, but this is also a useful
configuration missing by default bug, which isn't covered by #463684.
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Upon further digging, it looks like internal isn't actually an alternate
method to clvm, rather, it still connects to clvm to do work. As such,
defaulting to the more flexible shared library approach makes sense.
It's too bad there isn't a real alternative to clvm, as it's horribly
buggy in my
Here's an interesting addition to this problem:
In my cluster, one system is based on a core2duo CPU, while the other is
based on an i7 920 CPU. When the VM is originally started on the i7,
migration doesn't work. When it's originally started on the core2, it
does. From this, I'm guessing that
Here's an interesting addition to this problem:
In my cluster, one system is based on a core2duo CPU, while the other is
based on an i7 920 CPU. When the VM is originally started on the i7,
migration doesn't work. When it's originally started on the core2, it
does. From this, I'm guessing that
Couldn't you just uncomment # library_dir = /lib/lvm2 in
/etc/lvm/lvm.conf instead? That works for me.
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Binary package hint: lvm2
This is on karmic/amd64.
When attempting to use internal cluster locking (rather than the buggy
and broken clvm external locking system), lvm operations report Invalid
locking type.
Clearly this works somewhere, as it's in the documentation and
Looking at the source package, I see the following in debian/rules:
./configure CFLAGS=$(CFLAGS) \
$(CONFIGURE_FLAGS) \
--with-cluster=shared \
--with-clvmd=cman \
--enable-readline
That pretty much confirms my suspicions.
Ok, updated to the latest libvirt packages from PPA:dnjl/virtualization.
Now, the migrate, then suspend/resume suggestion works for me. Still
less than ideal, as it kills the whole live migration thing, but at
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Ok, updated to the latest libvirt packages from PPA:dnjl/virtualization.
Now, the migrate, then suspend/resume suggestion works for me. Still
less than ideal, as it kills the whole live migration thing, but at
least it doesn't totally kill my VMs anymore.
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Public bug reported:
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This appears new to karmic, and I'm seeing it on the x86 port. On boot,
profiles symlinked into the ignore directories don't get ignored, they
get set to complain mode. A service apparmor reload or service
apparmor restart doesn't set them to
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Erm, that should be disable directory, rather than ignore. Just to
get the terminology straight.
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Also of some concern is how, after the full apparmor restart, it lists a
bunch of processes unrelated to dovecot as being unconfined. I'm not
up on apparmor terminology, but that makes it seem like it's no longer
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Just switched my karmic config to mode 1, and I'm still seeing this
issue, so it isn't limited to strict 802.3ad mode (4).
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Oh, you're right, this might be a different issue.
/sys/class/net/bond0/link_mode shows 0, even though the device in
/etc/network/interfaces is configured with bond-mode 1. And I'm not
seeing the unintialized port errors anymore, but it still fails to
come up when initially started, I have to give
Ahhh yes, that shows active-backup 1, which is what I'd expect for
configuring with mode 1.
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This was with a hardy/amd64 guest OS. I haven't tried any other guests,
because the bulk of our VMs are supposed to be LTS installs.
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I'm seeing behaviour that looks like this on karmic/amd64, only a
suspend/resume doesn't fix the VM. It stays hard locked. I can connect
to it on the virtual serial console or via VNC, and it shows what was
there before the migration, but it never unlocks and starts working.
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This is a bug reported in Debian and Redhat, which I'm currently seeing
on fresh installs of Ubuntu/karmic. The details of my problem generally
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ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: amd64
Date: Fri Nov 27 15:12:25 2009
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/etc/lvm/lvm.conf filter suggestion from redhat bug works well,
actually. After filtering out the block device my drbd device is based
on, lvcreate works as expected.
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I'm seeing behaviour that looks like this on karmic/amd64, only a
suspend/resume doesn't fix the VM. It stays hard locked. I can connect
to it on the virtual serial console or via VNC, and it shows what was
there before the migration, but it never unlocks and starts working.
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Public bug reported:
This is a bug reported in Debian and Redhat, which I'm currently seeing
on fresh installs of Ubuntu/karmic. The details of my problem generally
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ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: amd64
Date: Fri Nov 27 15:12:25 2009
The Redhat bug has a more thorough investigation of the issue, as well
as a potential patch we can use. The Debian bug has a partial workaround
using kpartx.
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Seeing this on a Supermicro server system, motherboard X8STi, with dual
e1000e NICs.
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Just checked on my server in karmic, and this does appear to be fixed
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mac_v What is intriguing with Graeme's user scenario is, why have the users
been ignoring the window which was popping up?
This is important to look at, I think. Others have mentioned reasons for
this that overlap what I've seen: windows pop up minimized, or behind
other windows so they don't get
Dave The root problem with all of this, for me, is that users aren't
doing their updates. Your solution is simply to make the problem
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update-manager behaviour is annoying
This change is absolutely idiotic, despite all the rationalizing I've
seen here. The proof is in the actual use cases.
Everyone I know who has upgraded thought they broke something, because
they were no longer getting update notifications, since the OSD
notifications happened when they were AFK,
I'm having this same problem using Google Chrome on Karmic with the
64bit flash plugin, so it does seem to be a bug in the flash plugin
itself. It manifests on lots of different flash applets on many
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Definitely agree with bse4711, this shouldn't even be a conflict. linux-
image-virtual packages should have kernels and modules with a -virtual
extension, not a -server one.
And just to agree to Steve's content, I ran into this after upgrading a
VPS to karmic, which installed the upgraded -server
I'm not sure that's what you meant to say, since other OSes on the same
hardware can achieve effects and flicker free drawing. Maybe what you
meant to say is that without significant changes to X and to how
compositing is done, this is currently very difficult under Linux.
And that's a fair
Just had this problem with empathy 2.28.1-1ubuntu1 on up-to-date karmic,
x64. Empathy was set to offline mode overnight, I got to work in the
morning and set it to online. It logged into my Google Talk account,
found status information for my contacts, but then a contact tried to
message me, and I
I initiated the conversation. I sent one message to the contact before.
I had closed the whole chat window previously. Didn't move or detach the
tabs at all.
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Actually, looks like my copy of apt was pulling in old deps. The
upstream packages are fine, they still don't have this problem. Anyone
know why the Ubuntu repo packages have different deps than the upstream
ones? And how we can get the latest upstream packages into Ubuntu,
instead of the old /
It looks like their packages now do have this problem. Can someone talk
to upstream and get this fixed?
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Gotcha. Thanks, eapache!
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Anyone know if this made it in to a kernel package yet or not? I'm still
seeing this behaviour on 2.6.28-15, jaunty/i686.
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Ryan: the way that reads, it sounds like changes are being made to make
this problem intentionally worse. Is that the case?
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Just a me too. This is a very useful plugin.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 212587 ***
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Yeah, if it does that on the monitor as well as in the buffer when doing
printscreen, then there's definitely some sort of rendering path problem
on your system, that isn't the same as the missing vsync from
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 212587 ***
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Nick:
You can't check the framebuffers for vsync problems, because it's not an
issue that'll show up in the framebuffer. Typically, in applications
that attempt to do vsync, there are two complete, correct
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That's very interesting. Your problem definitely appears in the
framebuffer, which indicates 2 things to me:
- Your install isn't doing double buffering, as double buffering would never
have this issue
It looks like ignore_nice_load isn't set by default on jaunty/amd64, so
this bug may be fixed. However, I've got to say I disagree with the
basic premise. On my fairly new X2 5200+, running ondemand does provide
a fairly large power and heat savings. This is *especially* true when
running boinc,
Any idea on when this'll be pushed out into backports or whatever? I
just got bitten with this bug myself. :)
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Binary package hint: initscripts
I just upgraded to jaunty, and discovered that powernowd has been
deprecated in favour of just using /etc/init.d/ondemand. That's fine,
except that init script doesn't set ignore_nice_load, which on my system
makes a big difference in power
That's sort of a non sequitur, since Windows doesn't vsync properly on
any video card I own (including my 8800GT). Regardless, lack of vsync is
really, really annoying, considering it's something we've known how to
do since the mid 80s. There's really no excuse for it at this point.
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Hey Kai-Cheung,
Sorry I wasn't more explicit, but I *did* rebuild the required libraries
from Tim's repo for jaunty. It still doesn't build properly for me. ;)
I suspect that perhaps the build-deps on the packages aren't totally
accurate, since I'm building on a fresh jaunty install inside a VM,
Hey Kai-Cheung,
Sorry I wasn't more explicit, but I *did* rebuild the required libraries
from Tim's repo for jaunty. It still doesn't build properly for me. ;)
I suspect that perhaps the build-deps on the packages aren't totally
accurate, since I'm building on a fresh jaunty install inside a VM,
I definitely agree about introducing into Karmic. That way there'll be
some wider usage and testing before the next LTS.
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Tim:
Is it possible to get packages for jaunty into your repo? I'm getting
errors trying to rebuild the packages on jaunty/amd64. It freaks out and
generates a ton of errors trying to compile this:
/bin/bash ./libtool --tag=CC --mode=compile gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I.
-DBUILD_NUM=\2009.161.2056\
I definitely agree about introducing into Karmic. That way there'll be
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Tim:
Is it possible to get packages for jaunty into your repo? I'm getting
errors trying to rebuild the packages on jaunty/amd64. It freaks out and
generates a ton of errors trying to compile this:
/bin/bash ./libtool --tag=CC --mode=compile gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I.
-DBUILD_NUM=\2009.161.2056\
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Binary package hint: xen-utils-3.3
Fresh server install of Jaunty on amd64, installed ubuntu-xen-server.
xm doesn't function:
-su: /usr/sbin/xm: /usr/bin/python2.5: bad interpreter: No such file or
directory
Looking at it, it's explicitly asking for python2.5 to run with,
This is a duplicate of #362691. Sorry. Didn't find it on the first 3
searches I made in launchpad.
** Changed in: xen-3.3 (Ubuntu)
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And they're providing their own Ubuntu packages and repo:
http://www.convirture.com/wiki/index.php?title=Installation#Ubuntu_8.10
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Their own Ubuntu/Debian packages available through their repo
(http://www.convirture.com/repos/definitions/ubuntu/8.x/convirt.list)
don't have this problem. Perhaps their packages just need to get merged
into the distribution proper?
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ConVirt 1.0 is out now:
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Eclipse is up to version 3.4.2, but Ubuntu still only has 3.2.2, so
we're now two major versions behind. This is a fairly major IDE, used as
the primary tool for many types of development, and having such an old
version causes problems developing
I think we've got this via the ocfs2-tools-1.3.9* packages in the recent
releases and kernels.
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This is a tough call, since ocfs2 can also be used on FC hardware, which
doesn't need a network connection to share storage. However, given that
ocfs2 requires the network to do the clustered locking and communication
via o2cb, it makes sense to put its init scripts into runlevel 2, IMO.
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That's very disheartening, since vsync is one of the best and easiest
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Binary package hint: ecryptfs-utils
On my intrepid amd64 system (ecryptfs-utils-53-1ubuntu12), running
ecrypt-setup-private from an LDAP provided user account breaks:
$ ecryptfs-setup-private
ERROR: User [ldapusername] does not exist
$ ecryptfs-setup-private --username
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Binary package hint: roundcube
There is a new stable release 0.2 for Roundcube webmail that fixes many
bugs and improves the interface. It'd be nice to have this packaged for
Jaunty.
Also, it looks like Debian upstream has 0.2 alpha 4 packaged already.
This should mean it
Oh, interesting!
If the GConf backend isn't the default, then maybe it should be?
Comments from Ubuntu devs?
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Thanks! I can confirm the problem still exists on Intrepid, but that
tankdriver's gconf edit does fix the problem (at least for me). It looks
like the Blur Windows plugin doesn't set this gconf key. I think to
get expected behaviour, that plugin should set the key to all when
it's enabled, and to
tank: yeah, given this recent info, it may be more of an issue with the
ccsm than with the decorator itself, so that makes sense to me.
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Well, from the upstream source package (0.9.6), I can run it with just
python-xen-3.3 and libxen3-3.3.0-1ubuntu7 installed (no xen-utils or
xen-hypervisor), so it looks like that set of deps should be fine.
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Ok, so python-xen-* and libxen3* are required, but not xen-utils-*
(which tries to start xend at boot) or xen-hypervisor (which changes
your boot setup). Is that about the sum of it?
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You
In any case, I've got policykit installed, and I see these console-kit-
daemon crashes on about a tri-daily basis.
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console-kit-daemon crashed with SIGSEGV in vt_thread_start()
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/196724
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There is now a 0.9.6 release, which is listed as including Critical Bug
Fixes along with the other features (like KVM support, and more
importantly for me, shared storage management) that were previously
mentioned.
I'd say it's pretty important to get this package updated, otherwise why
even
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: convirt
Convirt can be used to manage remote Xen and KVM hosts via SSH. However,
the package insists on installing the xen tools and hypervisor on the
local system, converting it to a xen host even when unwanted. Those
packages should be Recommends, not
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