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When poking around today I saw that Dovecot is scheduled to remain at
2.1.7 for Raring. I'd been hoping that Raring would provide a newer 2.1
series build, as there have been some severe bugs fixed in 2.1.8+ and
upstream support is not too forthcoming for a release that is
Public bug reported:
When poking around today I saw that Dovecot is scheduled to remain at
2.1.7 for Raring. I'd been hoping that Raring would provide a newer 2.1
series build, as there have been some severe bugs fixed in 2.1.8+ and
upstream support is not too forthcoming for a release that is
Any chance to see this in Precise? It's kind of a nasty bug in an LTS. I
could build the package myself, but if it will come out in -updates
anyways (which I think it should) then I'd rather wait.
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I'm hitting this bug, but I both have enabled_apis defined in my
nova.conf and I don't have osapi_volume in there:
enabled_apis=ec2,osapi_compute,metadata
Could there be some other issue specific to the Ubuntu packages?
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I figured it out:
This documenation here: http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/openstack-
compute/admin/content/configuring-openstack-compute-basics.html has an
authentication section that has a [keystone_authtoken] group near the
top of the file.
Unfortunately, that means that the rest of the file
I'm hitting this bug, but I both have enabled_apis defined in my
nova.conf and I don't have osapi_volume in there:
enabled_apis=ec2,osapi_compute,metadata
Could there be some other issue specific to the Ubuntu packages?
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I figured it out:
This documenation here: http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/openstack-
compute/admin/content/configuring-openstack-compute-basics.html has an
authentication section that has a [keystone_authtoken] group near the
top of the file.
Unfortunately, that means that the rest of the file
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When building software against Ubuntu's (and Debian's) mysql packages,
if you want to also build against libmysqld on 64-bit environments you
need the libmysqld-pic package.
The problem is that libmysqld-pic is built with -fPIC and mysql-server
isn't. So if you use
Public bug reported:
When building software against Ubuntu's (and Debian's) mysql packages,
if you want to also build against libmysqld on 64-bit environments you
need the libmysqld-pic package.
The problem is that libmysqld-pic is built with -fPIC and mysql-server
isn't. So if you use
Ditch *buntu?
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You probably have a different problem than the O.P. Please post a bug on
bugs.kde.org and assign me to it (and then put the URL here for
refrence).
FWIW, I won't be able to help you much until you narrow down if it's a
file causing your crash or Amarok. A good backtrace from Amarok will
help;
We've taken enough flack (justified and not) over A2, so when we're
taking flack for something that's not actually our fault it tends to
rankle :-)
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One of the affected users posted some files and it's been confirmed that
this bug is nonreproducable on Arch Linux and Funtoo/Gentoo Linux. FWIW,
it's also very likely not an Amarok bug at all. Most probably they have
screwed up their Qt, TagLib, GLib, or glibc packages.
I'm assigning this to
OK, I'm revising my opinion. I think it's a problem with TagLib 1.6.2
and that it's fixed in TagLib 1.6.3, which is not in 10.04. Talking to
Kubuntu maintainers about it.
** Package changed: amarok (Ubuntu) = taglib (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: taglib (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Harald
Looks like it's a known, fixed problem:
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=231075
Not really a taglib bug so much as corrupted files; the fix implements
logic to handle this. Looks like the Kubuntu maintainers are just lax at
getting 1.6.3 out to fix this problem.
Bad Harald, bad. No biscuit.
So touchy. It was a joke for Harald.
But if you must get all technical, they've had more than a week since
release...
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Having just spent the better part of an hour working through the problem
with Harald on IRC, yes, I thought the joke, which was clearly targeted
towards him, was fine. You're free to ignore it.
And if you really, really, really want to get technical, 1.6.3 was
indeed announced -- with full
@Chris before you get all sigh-y and piss and moan, you may want to
consider the fact that this is a problem that is only affecting *buntu
10.04 users. So sigh in the right direction, please.
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Can't reproduce here on Gentoo.
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TagLib 1.6 was just released with a very significant number of fixes,
including critical fixes that prevent tags or audio data from being
corrupted in user files. A partial changelog is here -- keep in mind
that this changelog was only started when a new maintainer stepped up
I don't know, maybe do a Google search for xine, click on the top
result which takes you to the Xine home page, and click on the Mailing
Lists link.
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=9655
I have no idea what URL you're pointing to above.
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Amarok intermittently gives the error no suitable
By the way, this means: go poke Xine. If you don't report it, they
can't/won't fix it.
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I still can't reproduce this. I would suggest trying it off of NFS.
NFS can cause all kinds of problems with all kinds of things.
Add a local, not NFS directory to your collection, and try the same
operation on those files (if you are using copies of your files, make
sure you pick the right
On Monday 11 February 2008, LucSTP wrote:
Hello, Don't know if anyone will read this, but here it is.
I have installed V.1.4.3 and got the same problem and don't know what to
do.
Ex. sudo mount -t smbfs //SERVERNAME/SHARE/ -o username=,password=X
also try with sudo mount -t cifs...
Are you doing this as part of some MythTV setup?
It seems like DCOP was trying to broadcast out to Amarok, but didn't
have the proper permissions to actually do so across X sessions. Not
sure whose fault that is...
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I don't know...I believe it should be possible to compile taglib from
source but skip the 'make install' and then compile Amarok from souce
(giving it the correct SVN taglib include directory), likewise skipping
'make install' and running from that directory.
Anyways, from the bit of information
Xine/Helix doesn't know anything about kioslaves, so passing audiocd:/
to Amarok is completely invalid for CD playing. My guess is that that's
the kscd problem too. Closing for Amarok, leaving for kdemultimedia --
no idea why it's passing audiocd:/ in.
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Are you the owner for every single file? Do you have read-only
permissions where you should have write permissions?
Try:
chown -R yourusername:yourdefaultgroup ~/.kde
See if you get any errors.
Try:
chmod -R u+rw ~/.kde/share/config
chmod -R u+w ~/.kde/share/apps
See if that makes any
It looks like it may not be able to write its config file. Are you sure
that permissions in ~/.kde are sane?
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Look for an updated 1.4.7 package soon...AFAIK you should be getting
some sort of dialog that lets you autoinstall the codecs...but maybe
that's just at play time (don't use Ubuntu so never seen it happen).
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There's no extra at line 115 of the script. Quite possibly you're
using an old version and it's already fixed. Try 1.4.7...also the
Debian patch will be in 1.4.8.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/95441
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Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
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Is there a ~/.kde/share/config/amarokrc?
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Try playing them with just xine. If xine can do it and Amarok can't,
the bug belongs here. If xine can't play it either, talk to the xine
guys.
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I don't know, I don't use Ubuntu...I use Gentoo, and compile Amarok from
source. I really can't reproduce it so it's quite difficult for me to
try to debug. I wouldn't be surprised that using binary packages from
different distributions could cause troubles.
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Amarok mixes album names while
Assigning to kdelibs as KHelpCenter isn't really Amarok's domain...
** Changed in: kdelibs (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: amarok = kdelibs
Status: Won't Fix = In Progress
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124748
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This seems like a xine problem. The crash is happening in the init
function for the xine engine. Kaffeine uses xine too.
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Also, do you get all those X Errors when starting Amarok as root?
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This is not a bug. You're just not using the right arguments. It's
%filename, not %file.
%file works in some cases due to the way the regular expression parser
works. But %filename will work every time.
If you need help figuring out which arguments are available, hover your
mouse over that
Don't know, the output isn't helpful (note to Ubuntu guys: why do all of
the people posting console output on Launchpad have those X Errors?)
Make sure your normal user has permissions to access all required
resources (for instance, the /dev nodes related to ALSA, etc.)
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Is there a way to mark this a feature request instead of a bug?
Or else please close this, and have the author file a bug at
bugs.kde.org as a Wishlist item.
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amarok: MusicBrainz result dialog: use track by dbl-click
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/134882
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Is this with oggs or mp3s?
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Okay, this is probably several different things rolled up into one bug
report. In reality, some of these things may be bugs, and some
definitely are not.
It's important to keep in mind that when watching folders, the scanner
looks at the mtimes of folders. Note that this means that changing
So if all media players but MPlayer are having this problem, it's not
Amarok, it's the underlying engines. This report should go to the
engine libraries used by Amarok, and whatever other libraries used in
your testing of other media players.
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Amarok can't store the album images inline because of the license from
Amazon (where it gets the cover art from)...the art must be
refetched/refreshed after a certain number of days (which I believe is
generally done automatically). Storing the images in the file would
make it near impossible to
I don't use Ubuntu so I can't really comment on whether my taglib is
newer, but it's a distinct possibility. I'd be happy to check them out.
Best way is to contact me on IRC at ferai or jefferai...let me know if
that doesn't work for you.
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Okay, I took the nine files you gave me (m4a, mp3, and 6 .torrent files)
and put them in a directory (along with the .tar.gz file too), and had
Amarok scan it. No problems whatsoever. Scanning took an instant and
the MP3 file showed up in the collection (the m4a file didn't, but it
appears to
Hmm, well, glad rebooting helped. I'm still very worried about those
TREE/MERGE-SOURCE lines. QSettings should *not* be seeing them, AFAICT.
Andrew, any comment?
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Matthew, that probably means that the daap support was not compiled into
the package, or that you need to run kbuildsycoca. As the same user,
run kbuildsycoca --noincremental and see if it resolves the Unknown
protocol 'daap' issues. Otherwise you may want to check and see if it
was compiled
Fernán,
You should pester the Ubuntu packagers for updated ntfs-3g. I'm really
surprised they're not on top of it, considering the risks of bugs in
filesystem drivers.
Anyways, Amarok will indeed relaunch the scanner process a number of
times.
As for the .m4a and .torrent files...
Amarok
Andrew:
QSettings: malformed line ' TREE' in group 'Settings'
QSettings: malformed line ' MERGE-SOURCE' in group 'Settings'
Never seen this before, and if downgrading Amarok isn't helping (Duncan)
I'm wondering if there's another package everyone upgraded to that's
causing the problem.
That
That's a very old version of ntfs-3g. They've had six stable releases
since then, fixing bugs ranging from metadata issues, permissions
problems, and even corruption. Again: Google is your friend.
What version of TagLib do you have installed? When was the package
built?
Amarok won't keep
In fact, after some Googling I can pretty much guarantee that Corey at
least is running into a problem that is not inherent to Amarok. Those
TREE and MERGE-SOURCE labels are put in by Bazaar, the Canonical SCM
system:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bzr/+bug/36399
So I don't know what file QSettings
I'd like to fix this. Are you building from source? If so, can you see
if it all works well by using .url() instead of .prettyURL()?
I don't have any access to any music location using username:password;
alternately if you give me access to something like that I can test it
out myself.
Thanks
Note (more to myself than you) that this prettyURL issue pops up in a
few places in that file for a few different types of playlist items, and
needs to be changed in all those places.
m4dm4n: you may want to watch debug output and the like, make sure that
the password isn't showing up in there
This is most likely not an issue with Amarok's scanner but with your
NTFS driver. What NTFS driver are you using?
You should *NOT* be using Captive. If you are, stop using it
immediately (besides extremely bad performance it can do bad things to
your filesystem).
The best thing to do is
I don't know what ntfs-config is. A quick Google shows that it has
something to do with a GUI way to set up ntfs-3g, since it's so
difficult to set up. You could have Googled this yourself. Or, learn
how to use mount or /etc/mtab.
What version of ntfs-3g are you using? Try man dpkg
You
Re: Alchera:
You may also want to try using MySQL instead of the built-in Sqlite.
Sqlite is pretty good and has gotten better but if the issue is solved
by removing the old database file, it may be an issue with a corrupted
database (which may not have been caused by Amarok).
Re: Michael Ambrus:
What kind of a player is Samsung YP-U3? UMS/Generic? MTP?
And do you mean it doesn't copy the files at all, or the odd characters
get changed into something else (like _)?
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This is probably the same as https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/120732 and
should be treated likewise.
If realplayer plays it, try the helix engine. If xine-ui or xine on the
command line also doesn't play it, it's a xine issue, and should be
assigned as such.
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For people using SMB, have a read of this:
http://amarok.kde.org/wiki/Samba
Secondly, it'd be much more useful if some of you could compile Amarok
and TagLib from source, with debug=full. It's really hard to have an
idea of what's going from a crash otherwise, and in the past few months
no one
Okay. I have literally followed along with your flash video to ensure I
took the same exact steps, and I can't reproduce it. I also put a ton
of debugging information into various files so I could check what was
supposed to happen at various places and it's all sane.
Either this has been fixed
I can't reproduce this.
If I have an artist with a single file, when I rename the album tag, the
entry is cleared from the context browser (and picked up on the next
incremental scan).
If I have an artist with multiple files, when I change an album name
(either in the tag dialog or the in-line
This bug has been closed upstream.
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Okay, well that explains why I couldn't reproduce it: you didn't give
the steps necessary for reproduction. So it works the first time you
rename a field, but if you then rename it again, it doesn't take.
I'll play around with this and try to figure out what's going on, or if
it still seems to
Tobias: I have archives of the Amarok mailing list going back two years
and I have no record of an email from you to the list, which is probably
why you never got a reply.
Anyways, as has already been discussed here, this is a TagLib bug, not
an Amarok bug. There are reasons that it wasn't fixed
1) You recompiled Amarok from SVN source but not taglib. TagLib 1.4 is quite
old by now, and a huge number of bugfixes have been checked into SVN since
then. The problem doesn't sound to me like it's an Amarok issue, because we
just pull in the tags TagLib gives us. I'd recommend recompiling
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