This is finally fixed upstream in 0.71 (not yet packaged for Ubuntu).
Fixed in upstream commit 247d1b9b78.
https://git.tartarus.org/?p=simon/putty.git;a=commit;h=247d1b9b78
(See also Debian bug #509194, https://bugs.debian.org/509194)
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Most still-supported Ubuntu releases package a new enough codebase not
to suffer from this.
Only Trusty (0.63) and Precise ESM (0.62) are old enough to suffer this
cosmetic issue (but I haven't confirmed that they do).
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PuTTY upstream release 0.71 (not yet packaged for Ubuntu) adds options for
using the CLIPBOARD selection (off by default).
https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.71/htmldoc/Chapter4.html#config-clipboards
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Could this be the same as Debian bug https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=295605 'pterm doesn't start with Unicode data in
cut buffer ("Gdk-ERROR **: BadMatch")'?
That was fixed upstream in commit 36ddc5708
https://git.tartarus.org/?p=simon/putty.git;a=commit;h=36ddc57084
which
This will be fixed upstream in 2.6.x.
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Title:
Cannot change city name font for gtk client- too small
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Now tracked upstream as https://www.hostedredmine.com/issues/760420,
although I've failed to work out how to put that as a bug watch.
** Changed in: freeciv
Importance: Unknown => Undecided
** Changed in: freeciv
Status: Unknown => New
** Changed in: freeciv
Remote watch: gna.org
ben-r-xiao, id2ndr: I think that you are running into bug #1492709 or
maybe bug #1439769, neither of which involve unattended-upgades. (These
two bugs might be the same thing.)
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Public bug reported:
On all my Trusty installations, if the settings for "when there are
updates" in the update-manager GUI are set to "Display immediately"
rather than "Download and install automatically", then any newly
installed packages are not marked as automatically installed, preventing
I just raised bug #1492709 about a similar but not obviously identical
issue on Trusty (auto-marking only works if updates are set to
automatically install). Is it the same issue?
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I can reproduce this in 0.63-4 (built from Ubuntu source) on Xubuntu
14.04 if I start a serial session, set Local echo to Force on, and
press some keys.
Setting a breakpoint on g_log I get this backtrace:
#0 0x7683fcf0 in g_log () from /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libglib-2.0.so.0
#1
...in fact I see this clutch of upstream fixes *was* already backported
to the Debian/Ubuntu packages as of 0.63-6, so this bug is already fixd
in Utopic (14.10) and Vivid (15.04).
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This should naturally get fixed when 0.64 is released upstream and then
packaged for Debian/Ubuntu.
In 0.63 and earlier, there's a complicated manifest system so that any local
patches (such as Debian/Ubuntu have) cause 0.63 source to no longer declare
itself as 0.63. In 0.64 that will be gone.
I've finally installed Ubuntu 14.04, installed and enabled linux-
crashdump and provoked this crash, and let Apport upload it...
somewhere. I don't know how to find it or refer to it from this bug
report (I wasn't given an opportunity to give an explanation).
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1242937 ***
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This is essentially a duplicate of bug #1242937.
Due to changes in Unity's menubar arrangements, there's no longer
anything Freeciv can do to work around this.
To resolve this, Freeciv was blacklisted in
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Title:
056a:0302 Trusty Tahr, kernel 3.13: automatic load of wacom.ko
I guess it's down to me then...
Changed back to 'Confirmed', since the problem is readily reproducible
for me, although it doesn't occur every time -- once I plugged the
tablet in without triggering a crash (and it then worked correctly in my
limited testing).
I've tried persuading this
I also have a recent Wacom tablet (CTH-480S, USB 056a:0302) and can
reproduce a kernel panic with a freshly downloaded Xubuntu 14.04 i386
installation image running off a USB stick on my 32-bit netbook -- boot
Xubuntu, plug the tablet in, and boom. So this is a real problem with
the Trusty kernel
For completeness, here's my panic, transcribed manually from my netbook
(there may be typos). (Not sure how useful this will be since it's not
the whole backtrace.)
...
[ 178.020018] [c14c5581] ? uhci_free_td+0xb1/0xd0
[ 178.020018] [c14c6ce3] uhci_scan_schedule+0x333/0x8d0
[ 178.020018]
Thanks to everyone involved for getting 2.4.2 into Trusty.
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Title:
Sync freeciv 2.4.2-1 (universe) from Debian unstable
No new ticket activity in years; as previously described, backtrace looks like
a bug we fixed upstream in 2.2.3 whose fix has thus been in Ubuntu for years
(all supported versions of Ubuntu Freeciv postdate the fix).
Don't see any value in keeping this ticket open, so I suggest it's closed as
From the backtrace, looks like the SDL client is dying while the SDL
client is trying to display the following string:
Раді бачити Вас на сервері Freeciv версія 2.2.4, що запущений на home,
порт 5556.
(That's the Ukrainian localisation of Welcome to the Freeciv version
2.2.4 Server running at
No feedback in 2 years; from symptoms, almost certain to be the linked
upstream bug, the fix for which is in all supported Ubuntu versions.
Don't see any value in keeping this ticket open.
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Not sure what more we can do with this old report -- I don't understand
the reproduction description, and for some reason there isn't a nice
symbolic backtrace (anyone know why that is? It looks like I tried to
manually trigger one previously, without success).
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Ubuntu 13.04 reached end-of-life last month, and it looks like that's
the only Ubuntu version affected.
Suggest this ticket is closed with whatever your never got around to it
status is (Won't Fix, I suppose).
(I've marked as Invalid in the upstream bit of Launchpad, as it seems this is a
Unity
It is fairly clear that per-unit autoattack was deliberately removed upstream
(it's not just 'stopped working'), although the reasons for this have been lost
in the mists of time.
The only autoattack feature available in current versions is the 'autoattack'
server option, which affects all
** Also affects: freeciv via
http://gna.org/bugs/?16100
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Title:
freeciv-server crashed with
sometimes the window shows lines of text that are only partially updated
i.e. top part of one line of text with bottom part of another line of text.
Any chance of a screenshot of this?
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** Summary changed:
- Freeciv
+ Freeciv won't start after being installed and listed on launcher
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Freeciv won't start after being
(Just had a report of this particular menubar disappearing entirely on Ubuntu
13.10:
http://www.freeciv.org/wiki/Forum:Dropdowns_disappear_with_upgrade_to_Ubuntu_13.10
Very new report and not confirmed to smell the same as this bug yet, but it's
suspicious.)
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Just had a report of this particular menubar disappearing entirely on Ubuntu
13.10
Turns out to be a completely different issue (bug #1242937) -- the way
global menus worked was revamped in 13.10 (with a new component unity-
gtk-module), so this 13.04 issue is unlikely to apply there.
Public bug reported:
Is it possible to tweak the line-detection algorithm (possibly
optionally) to recognise straight lines that form a grid?
I took a series of photos of a building which I thought would be great
for lens calibration, since it consists of pale panels with dark
gridlines in
A few weeks' crash-free running with UBUNTU_MENUPROXY= freeciv-gtk2
has pretty much proven that this only happens with appmenu active.
I seem not to have attached the backtrace I intended to. Here it is
(from a .crash file on the user's system, manually apport-retrace'd by
me).
Stacktrace:
#0
I don't understand this report. What are text tag mice?
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Today, after the upgrade the putty itself closes with text tag mice
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Public bug reported:
(Filing against freeciv initially, but may turn out to be a bug in
appmenu-gtk or thereabouts.)
On Ubuntu 13.04 with Unity, running the supplied Freeciv (2.3.2-1),
using the menubar on the cities report (F4) -- not the individual city
dialog -- can cause the freeciv-gtk2
I've also reproduced the crash with a build of the latest Freeciv
upstream code from this development branch (S2_3 r23154).
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freeciv-gtk2
** Summary changed:
- Cannot change city name font for gkt client- too small
+ Cannot change city name font for gtk client- too small
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** Description changed:
(Filing against freeciv initially, but may turn out to be a bug in
appmenu-gtk or thereabouts.)
On Ubuntu 13.04 with Unity, running the supplied Freeciv (2.3.2-1),
using the menubar on the cities report (F4) -- not the individual city
dialog -- can cause the
Is this still a problem in Precise?
On Precise, I'm seeing a problems that look like at least some of the reports
here (and also bug #877803, which looks very similar but isn't yet linked).
Here's a verbose me too; the salient features are:
* After a WiFi connection has been dropped or had
This looks rather similar to reports in bug #854833 to me.
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It looks like 010_make_bg_changes_queue_repaint.patch was reverted again from
Ubuntu libgtk2+ in LP #889019, and the package in Precise (and the current
Quantal package) doesn't have that patch.
Also, you don't include the corresponding workaround (GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=1) in
the Ubuntu Precise
Or just have local users able to access serial ports by default in
Ubuntu, like they can other facilities of the local machine (sound,
graphics, ...) -- the restriction seems like a bit of a throwback.
Having installation of a package change group membership (and that of
only the current user)
Ah. Your use of tenses confused me.
The symptom I'm running into is that after selecting Delete downloaded
packages after installation, when I download new packages/updates, they
remain in /var/cache/apt/archives, taking up space. I didn't have any
particular expectation on the fate of packages
I wrote:
(Corey, does it work for you?)
Yes, it does, you just said that, sorry. Coffee.
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To
So, there's some difference between Corey's and my 12.04 installation.
What useful information can I supply to figure out what it is?
(Whatever my problem is, it has affected a 10.10 installation and, I
think, an unrelated 11.10. But my current 10.04 installation is fine.)
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Did some more testing. Perhaps Corey's and my installations don't differ
after all.
On 10.04, changing the Temporary Files option to Delete downloaded
packages after installation in the Synaptic preferences affects *both*
Synaptic itself and Update Manager. (Verified by changing it to Leave
all
I can't really see how this is a PuTTY bug. The user has to have the
appropriate permissions to access the serial port device. (On 10.04 you
have to be a member of the dialout group; don't know if this is still
how it's arranged on 12.04.)
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Still happening on 12.04.
Will this ever be looked at? It's quite annoying to have to remember to do
apt-get clean every so often on space-constrained system.
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The same query was sent to the PuTTY mailing list. The correspondent
seemed happy with the workaround of setting the remote command to
something like ls; bash.
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** Summary changed:
- Cannot get out of Full-Screen mode with Alt-Enter
+ Menubar disappears in fullscreen mode with Unity in 12.04
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That's odd -- you said Alt-Enter worked to get *into* fullscreen with Unity,
but not out; but with GNOME it doesn't work in either direction?
Do other keyboard shortcuts listed on menus work under GNOME?
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** Changed in: freeciv (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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pollution is invisible
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(Freeciv developer here) Well, I can't reproduce the problem with an
equivalent version of Freeciv on a non-Unity system (Ubuntu Lucid), so I
suspect the problems (non-functional Alt-Enter + lack of access to main
menubar) are some interaction with Unity.
In fact I think they may be the same
Will close this ticket as Invalid soon if no-one objects.
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Ah, that's a relief.
The format of .freeciv-client-rc-2.2 and friends isn't documented, but
the options you mention are reachable in the game UI on the View menu,
and in the client options (Game / Options / Local client); there is more
documentation in the latter.
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I can't reproduce this.
(Admittedly I'm not actually using the 2.2.7 package on Oneiric -- I'm using
self-compiled 2.2.7 code on Lucid -- but I'd be surprised if that made a
difference.)
Can you provide a bit more detail -- perhaps a paired savegame and
screenshot showing the problem?
What
Fix was released in 2.3.0.
** Also affects: freeciv
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: freeciv
Status: New = Fix Released
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freeciv-gtk2 crashed with SIGABRT in raise()
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The (Freeciv) upstream ticket for the problem described here is
http://gna.org/bugs/?18243.
We first noticed trouble with Gtk+ 2.24.5. It seemed to have come in
with the upstream commit gdk: Make background changes queue a repaint.
After a number of trouble reports (not just with Freeciv),
1) Could you test my package in natty-proposed and report back? We need
verification before it can go out to users.
I tried installing freeciv-client-gtk 2.2.4-1ubuntu0.1 on my Natty live CD and
(a) the global menu was correctly suppressed (launched from menus or command
line, (b) I didn't
@Karl: I tried your 2.2.7 PPA freeciv-client-gtk package on my Natty
live CD, and when launched from the start-menu-equivalent it correctly
disabled the global menu, and the diplomacy UI was accessible. When
launched as freeciv or freeciv-gtk2 from the command-line, global
menu was used; it looks
@Michael: harking back to my comment #10, can you explain the
observation that gtk/appmenu suppress all the menubars but only one of
them reappears in the dbusmenu-dumper output? It seems a bit bogus
that menubars can be lost in this way. Is some part of the system
somehow distinguishing main from
Proposed patches now attached to upstream bug report. Here's the patch
for the stable branches: http://gna.org/bugs/download.php?file_id=13612
(Upstream we're working on a Gtk3 version of the client. I assume the
workaround will be essentially the same?)
Re comment 27: OK, so there is no magic
We haven't released 2.2.7 in debian yet, if the patch that Michael
wrote applies cleanly to that we could include it.
Hopefully we shouldn't need Michael's Freeciv disable-global-menu patch for a
new version, as my patch + his Gtk fix should make it all play nicely for
Oneiric.
hopefully
For the record, it looks like following the procedure at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates#regressions might have got
this resolved more quickly.
(I confirm it's fixed, by the way.)
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@Karl:
Are you after a fix for the released ubuntus?
If it's possible to get it in as an SRU, that would be ideal. It is a
severe regression from the previous release of Ubuntu (severe for
Freeciv, not for the whole system). It affects an application rather
than critical infrastructure packages,
(BTW, can someone with privileges rename this bug to when using unity,
the diplomacy and cities menus are not shown, so that it's easier to
find? The lack of diplomacy is by far the most severe consequence of
this bug, I think.)
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Thanks. (It looks like I could have done that myself, actually, I just
failed to understand Launchpad. Live and learn.)
If 2.3.0 slips, I recommend you go to 2.2.7 (not yet released, also
due RSN, but with higher confidence)
2.2.7 tarball is available now ;)
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@Michael: thanks. If you need to know anything about Freeciv's
peculiarities, let me know.
In the meantime, can the package maintainer get the UBUNTU_MENUPROXY=
freeciv workaround or similar into the package? We're still getting
reports from frustrated Ubuntu users who can't do diplomacy.
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A little more progress, but still not there yet.
A piece of the jigsaw I was missing was Ubuntu's modifications to the
Gtk library itself, 043_ubuntu_menu_proxy.patch. Diff:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-
So, the question is, how did language-pack-gnome-fr make it from
proposed to updates without its dependencies? Surely that shouldn't
happen?
As I say, this isn't doing me any harm, but presumably it would break
any fresh install/upgrade involving the French language from the
repositories. Perhaps
I was going to suggest that the package changelog would tell us why
there was an update in the first place, so we could alert the people
involved. But language-pack packages don't seem to have useful
changelogs. Grumble.
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I ran Natty (11.04) off a LiveCD with Unity and experimented with the
packaged Freeciv (2.2.4).
It's not as bad as my experience with Maverick in comment #9. The main
game menu bar was always accessible in the appmenu area, regardless of
whether I had one of the other tabs with menubars open or
In Lucid, I've also had language-pack-gnome-fr 1:10.04+20110204 stuck
in Update Manager in Lucid for a for days (sometimes greyed out, always
unselectable). Presumably for lack of other language-pack-fr packages in
matching versions (I haven't checked). It's not doing me any harm,
though, since I
** Tags added: app-menu
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when using unity, the cities menu is not shown
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I tried this out with a local build of freeciv-gtk2 (2.3.x code) on
Ubuntu 10.10 (netbook edition) running Unity. It's worse than I thought:
the normal in-game menu bar[*] doesn't seem to be accessible in any
circumstances. This makes the game unplayable, IMO.
[*] by which I mean
This is rather bad! Is there anything Freeciv can do to allow Unity to
steal the top menu bar but not the embedded one? (Apart from not using
a menu bar at all, obviously.)
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From the backtraces posted here, this looks like it could have been
http://gna.org/bugs/?16100, fixed in 2.2.3. That bug was definitely in
2.2.1.
** Bug watch added: gna.org #16100
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I see this too on 10.10, but the same setting works on my 10.04 machine.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 227907 ***
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firefox: mouse pointer disappears while page is loading
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 227907
using compiz' enhanced zoom plugin
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 227907 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/227907
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** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 163047
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 227907 ***
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Actually, #227907 looks like a much clearer and uncluttered bug to mark
this one as a duplicate of. Sorry for the noise.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 163047
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I've marked a bunch of other reports in Launchpad as duplicates of this
one, since this one seems to have the highest signal-to-noise; hope
that's OK.
Possibly-useful additional information:
* On the workaround: this bug is triggered when a zoom is done with at least
Scale the mouse pointer and
** Changed in: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
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Still an issue for me in Jaunty -- was going to reopen as invited to in
#3, but actually #163047 appears to be about the same issue but with
more information, so I've marked this as a duplicate of that
I'm seeing a similar issue -- the user on the second simultaneously
started X server does not get Compiz effects. In fact they don't get any
3D acceleration at all, and there may also be problems with movie
playback.
Comparing ~/.xsession-errors for the two users, the point of divergence
is just
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-
intel/+bug/269509/comments/12 suggests that inability to get
acceleration on more than one X server simultaneously is a well-known
issue with Intel graphics. However, I'm still searching for a more
convincing record of this known issue.
Oh, and in answer to my question does this case (Compiz on two
simultaneous X servers) work for anyone, with any graphics hardware?:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-
intel/+bug/312137/comments/2 suggests that it does.
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I'm also running into this.
I've bodged around it by putting the attached script in /etc/network/if-
up.d/dhcp3-server . I don't claim it's the best solution, or that it
should be included in the package, but it works for my situation (where
I have a single interface eth0 explicitly listed in
I think this must be down to the bug that was fixed upstream in r8304,
2008-11-17. I think that the backend (*telnet_closing():telnet) must
have been freed by notify_remote_exit(), leading to telnet-frontend
being NULL. (Or at least, I can't see how else telnet-frontend ended up
NULL.)
That fix
Still in Jaunty (evince 2.26.1-0ubuntu1).
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: putty
Status: New = Fix Committed
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It's only marked as Fix Committed in PuTTY (i.e. upstream). I don't
believe the Ubuntu package (i.e., putty (Ubuntu)) has picked up the
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Status: New = Confirmed
** Also affects: putty
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: putty
Status: New = Fix Committed
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fzsftp crashed with SIGSEGV in free()
Fixed upstream in r8461, by no longer attempting to keep the log file
private in any circumstances. (Which probably thus wants advertising in
the changelog.)
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Assertion failure when appending to log file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/212711
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There hasn't yet been an upstream release of PuTTY with Gtk 2 support --
it's only available in code snapshots (which is what you've compiled). I
suspect the package maintainer won't want to package a snapshot, which
could have all sorts of things wrong with it.
The upstream record for Gtk 2
'portfwd-addr-family' is now fixed upstream (as of r8150). It would
probably be easy to backport the fix to 0.60, if that's desired.
@Stephen Northcutt: PuTTY's Event Log would probably be useful. If
you're using the GUI, Ctrl+right-click brings up a menu with it on (and
you can copy entries by
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