After more research, this turns out to be a bizarre interaction of
various things. The culprit is the intersection of this version of
compiz and running older kernel versions. As soon as we updated to
linux-image-3.13.0-49-generic, the problem went away. So I think it's
still the case that
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After taking the 20150313 update of Compiz, compiz segfaults on Dell
Optiplex 7010 workstations with a Radeon HD 7470/8470 graphics card.
I'm going to get try and get more debugging information, but there was
not a stack trace in the kernel.log, only a single segfault mention
Unfortunately we disable apport on our public workstations. I will try
to reproduce it on a workstation with apport enabled and retrieve a
crash file, if there is one.
We do not use fglrx; we use the stock radeon (this is on 14.04.2,
without the HWE stack), and the problem occurs on machines
OK, the actual problem is that the ubuntu vendor profile
(/usr/share/lintian/vendors/ubuntu/main/data/changes-file/known-dists)
does not include unstable. That's a bug, it should include it.
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The partman/unmount_active question is not preseedable. This is a
problem.
Due to some other d-i bug introduced in trusty, the mountmedia command
is extremely ... insistent, and when we re-install machines in an
unattended mode, it finds /dev/sda1 (a /boot partition) and
And before someone bothers to point out that partman/filter_mounted is
preseedable, that doesn't help. All that does is tell partman not to
filter out mounted partitions. So if I set that to false, partman
doesn't display the warning, but will attempt to create a partition on a
mounted
I also see this in Trusty. Any chance of an SRU?
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Broken symlink: /etc/apache2/conf-available/drupal7.conf
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I'm also seeing this on Trusty. The text for bad-distribution-in-
changes-file explicitly says that unstable is fine to use, and indeed
unstable is in /usr/share/lintian/data/changes-file/known-dists, so
there's definitely something wrong here.
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I am also encountering this in 14.04. I do not have a local copy of the
'requests' package (or in fact any packages other than python-usb).
python-pip simply appears to be broken out of the box on 14.04.
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The default apparmor 'X' abstraction permits access to
/{,var/}run/lightdm/authority/[0-9]*, ostensibly for the xauthority
file. Except on Trusty, that's not where the xauthority file is. It is
instead in /run/lightdm/$USER, and named xauthority. I have had to
udpated my
For anyone, like me, who is naive enough to think that it's possible to
set XDG_CACHE_HOME or DCONF_PROFILE to values other than the default,
note that this fix _only_ allows access to the user profile. If you
rename your user profile, you cannot use any apparmor-enabled
application that uses
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Let me start by saying that I realize that unity's screen locker is not
the same thing as gnome-screensaver. That having been said, there are
major regressions in functionality with the advent of Trusty. Virtually
every site that uses Linux in any sort of public computing
I'm also running into this on Trusty. What needs to happen to get
someone to look at the bzr branches and merge request linked in this
bug?
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I'm also seeing this in Trusty (lightdm 1.10.1-0ubuntu1). At our site,
we have a custom greeter using the GIR bindings, and calling
.cancel_authentication() causes the session-cleanup script to run. As
this is designed to, you know, clean up after a session, it is not
idempotent and is not
Regarding comment #4, I don't think it's ecryptfs that's causing it,
because I'm seeing it periodically on an AFS home directory. This
suggests that's more likely to be the usual culprit of All UI designers
assume that $HOME is on a filesystem that supports sockets and FIFOs
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I'll start out by saying that I cannot _consistently_ reproduce this (it
is, after all, a race condition), however the fix is trivial and a no-
op, so I'm filing the bug anyway.
I ran into the following situation on Ubuntu 14.04: After booting, it
was often the case that
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The unity first_run.stamp file should not be in XDG_CACHE_HOME. As it
is a _cache_, it can be ephemeral. Rather, it should be in
XDG_CONFIG_HOME. Once the keyboard shortcut list, for example, has been
presented, I don't need to be told about it again, even if I need to
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Unity's screen locking mechanism does not respect any existing gsettings
having to do with disabling the Switch User functionality, nor does it
provide any way to do it natively. Ideally, it would respect
org.gnome.desktop.lockdown, but I realize that's probably never going
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In Trusty, you cannot install devscripts-el and emacs in the same apt
transaction, because devscripts-el's postinst will fail. If emacs is
already installed prior to the transaction, it works fine.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Install 14.04 (amd64) from the Desktop CD, accepting
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I have attached 3 files:
typescript -- a log of the failure as generated by script(1)
elc_gp0Amo.log -- the elisp compilation failure that occurred in the
aforementioned transaction.
typescript.with-emacsen-common -- a log of the failure as generated by
script(1), with emacsen-common fully
Running a 1.6.5 module against a 1.6.1 userspace seems like a worse idea
than taking 1.6.5 as an SRU. Would you accept the backport if we
provided additional userland test cases?
I'm not interested in starting a debate about the HWE process, but from
our perspective, the HWE stack broke a
On Dec 2, 2013, at 6:11 PM, Steve Langasek wrote:
Only if you use the new point release media, or
explicitly opt in to the new enablement stack, do you get the newer kernels.
[...]
If you have newer hardware that requires the newer enablement stack, it's
better to have it available than
Also, lest this bug get closed when 11.10 is de-supported, I'll note
that I can reproduce this with Precise and Quantal.
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I ran into this and believe I have found the root cause. In update-
default-ispell, this logic is wrong:
# Question is empty, but $class elements are installed. Two possibilities.
if ( -x /usr/bin/apt-extracttemplates ){
# apt-utils is installed. Other possibility is debconf database
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I think this is _related to_, but not necessarily the same as #1010131.
Lucid (10.04.4, fully up to date) cannot upgrade to Precise if the ibus-
hangul package is installed.
Steps to reproduce:
- Install 10.04.4 from an ISO (in this case ubuntu-10.04.4-desktop-amd64.iso).
-
Can this get moved to production any time soon? I understand there's a
desire to get openafs 1.6.2 out for security updates, but these are not
mutually exclusive. I have a large community of users who can't access
their shared file storage if they installed from a CD after Feb 14.
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I was having a similar problem, in that installing ia32-libs wanted to
remove the xorg quantal-lts packages. I just tested with apt
0.8.16~exp12ubuntu10.9 from proposed, and apt-get no longer wants to
remove the quantal-lts xorg packages.
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Using openafs-modules-dkm 1.6.1-1+ubuntu0.1 from precise-proposed, the
module now builds correctly for 3.5.0-23-generic (and also for
-26-generic, which happens to be in -proposed).
openafs-modules-dkms:
Installed: 1.6.1-1+ubuntu0.1
Candidate: 1.6.1-1+ubuntu0.1
Version table:
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I can also confirm there is no regression, as it works fine on
3.2.0-38-generic.
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openafs: Support quantal’s kernel 3.5
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The latexmk recommends xpdf-reader | pdf-viewer, among other things.
However, xpdf-reader has not existed since Lucid, so APT attempts to
satisfy the virtual recommendation on pdf-viewer. In Precise, this
was not a problem, because evince-gtk was the first choice for a PDF
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In our somewhat complicated environment, I've managed to trigger a race
condition in which shutting down or rebooting the machine from a
(custom) lightdm greeter results in the machine popping up the low
graphics mode warning, and never shutting down. The greeter is using
To clarify, this occurs on both Precise and Quantal.
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lightdm's post-stop sometimes fails
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As of Thunderbird 16, Thunderbird is apparently back to looking in
/usr/lib/thunderbird/defaults/pref and ignoring /etc/thunderbird/pref.
(At least, strace'ing can find no attempts by Thunderbird to look in
/etc/thunderbird for anything). No mention of this is made in the
changelog.
This is
I encountered this earlier in the installation, from a 12.04.1 CD
install, and the traceback was in /usr/lib/ubiquity/plugins/ubi-
timezone.py, line 173.
Based on this and some other bugs, it seems like working network is a
hard requirement for Ubiquity, not just a for best results as
described
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When attempting to save an attachment in Evolution 3.2.3-0ubuntu6 on a
clean install, saving the attachment opens a GtkFileChooser initially
browsing the path , which naturally displays an error saying The
folder contents could not be displayed: Operation not supported. This
I had the same situation described in comment #12, and changing screen
resolution, even down to 1024x768, didn't help much. It did reduce the
flashing and black screen, but not enough to make it really usable. So
I think that reducing screen resolution makes the problem less bad,
not actually
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compiz crashed with SIGSEGV in TfpTexture::bindTexImage()
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1043505
Please look at the other bug report to see if there is any missing
information that you can provide, or to see if there is a workaround for
the bug.
Would that I could, except the other bug is private.
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compiz crashed with SIGSEGV in TfpTexture::enable()
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The workaround in the first comment (editing the theme XML) works great.
Is there any chance of seeing this in Quantal, or is Metacity considered
dead in favor of Compiz as far as Canonical is concerned?
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Is this still pending Debian Policy? We just got bitten by this in
Precise and are debating whether to implement a workaround and which one
to implement.
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Er, to be more specific, we're using LightDM, not gdm, but it's
essentially the same bug: The login screen appears before the
filesystem is ready.
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Can this make it into Qantal and/or get SRU'd for Precise? Or are we
unlikely to see this fix until the next import from Debian for 13.04?
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lightdm and its gir bindings in oneiric-proposed (1.0.6-0ubuntu1.7) work
fine for me, both with the JavaScript test case above, and my project's
own LightDM greeter written in Python. Can this please get pushed to
production?
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Somewhere between Natty and Oneiric, python-cups stopped depending on
libcups2. This makes the package kind of useless, since all attempts to
use it will result in ImportError: libcups.so.2: cannot open shared
object file: No such file or directory. Installing libcups2
On Natty:
$ apt-cache policy python-cups
python-cups:
Installed: 1.9.54-0ubuntu1
Candidate: 1.9.54-0ubuntu1
Version table:
*** 1.9.54-0ubuntu1 0
500 http://mirrors.mit.edu/ubuntu/ natty/main amd64 Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
$ python
Python 2.7.1+ (r271:86832, Apr 11
reboot=pci does work, and is the workaround we're using. However, it's
still a bug.
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Dell 790 fails to reboot without either reboot=bios
Glad to hear s-c-p has been fixed. However, since CUPS clobbers the URL
anyway, I don't think it'll help.
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Title:
lpd://user@host:/queue URLs no
The bug still occurs with gdm 3.0.4-0ubuntu8 in Oneiric. I'll note
that _lightdm_ manages to get this right.
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In Lucid, I could specify a printer with a URI of something like
lpd://username@hostname/queuename. This no longer works in Natty (to
the point that system-config-printer prevents you from typing the @, and
the CUPS web interface just clobbers everything between the protocol
Can this SRU move forward?
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linux-firmware missing realtek firmware files
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This is pretty much the same thing as #488319 (which happened with a
Dell 760) or #115011 (with a Dell 745). Basically, every time Dell
comes out with a new workstation, rebooting simply doesn't work when
ACPI is enabled.
The symptom is that it will sit at [ 1234.56789 ]
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Scratch that, they need acpi=off. reboot=bios doesn't help.
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We encountered the same thing Bruno saw in comment #14. It was consistently
reproducible on Natty when leaving tasksel blank (that is, only installing
standard), but running a postinstall script that, among other things, pulls
in fontconfig and ttf-msttcorefonts-installer in the same aptitude
This is apparently fixed as of April 11, in that if I create a new local
account and select Ubuntu Classic, I essentially get a Lucid panel.
However, for accounts that used the previously-broken Ubuntu Classic,
I still get appmenu, presumably because the gconf migration path is
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I tested the new gdm.conf, and confirm that
a) GDM doesn't start in recovery mode
b) GDM does start if I telinit 2 from a recovery mode shell
However, (b) is not particularly helpful, because it still doesn't work
if I choose the Resume option from the Recovery Menu.
All the Resume option does
This bug is still present as of the latest updates (March 17), and UI
freeze is in a week. Can anyone confirm whether this change was by
design or not? Because if there's no way to opt-out of Unity on a per-
session basis and use the classic (read: Lucid, Maverick) interface,
then I have to
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
The latest release of gnome-panel in Natty seems to have forced the
Unity interface on me while ignoring my session type. When I specify
Ubuntu Classic at the login screen, I expect to to see a traditional
panel. Instead I get a Unity-style
Relevant info:
$ lsb_release -sd
Ubuntu natty (development branch)
$ apt-cache policy gnome-panel
gnome-panel:
Installed: 1:2.32.1-0ubuntu6
Candidate: 1:2.32.1-0ubuntu6
Version table:
*** 1:2.32.1-0ubuntu6 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ natty/main amd64 Packages
This bug is still present in Lucid.
It is exacerbated by the fact that recovery mode offers a resume
option which is supposed to return the machine to its normal state.
However, since recovery mode is single user mode, gdm never starts.
It would be great if this was finally fixed in Natty,
I see that this was declined for Lucid and Maverick. Should I bother
nominating it for Natty?
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Thunderbird 3.0.7+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.10.04.1 fails to look in
/usr/lib/thunderbird for configuration files. It now only looks in
/usr/lib/thunderbird-3.0.7.
This is in direct conflict with /etc/thunderbird/pref/thunderbird.js, which
I would claim that that means that Firefox is Ubuntu's default browser
Indeed, Ubuntu claims this too. See
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebBrowsers
(Yes, I know it's community documentation, but it's help.ubuntu.com, not the
wiki)
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Status: Opinion =
In response to #11, I confirm the bug is still present in Lucid.
jdr...@adjective-animal:~$ apt-cache policy gdm
gdm:
Installed: 2.30.2.is.2.30.0-0ubuntu3
Candidate: 2.30.2.is.2.30.0-0ubuntu3
Version table:
*** 2.30.2.is.2.30.0-0ubuntu3 0
500 http://ubuntu.media.mit.edu/ubuntu/
This bug is still present in Lucid.
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When logins are disabled by the presence of /etc/nologin, GDM simply
responds with Authentication failure after the username is entered.
While what it says is technically true, this is a terrible user
experience. Ideally, it should display the
Any text with an ampersand will trigger the bug.
$ zenity --info --text 'This has an in it'
The following is printed to stderr:
(zenity:21569): Gtk-WARNING **: Failed to set text from markup due to error
parsing markup: Error on line 1: Character ' ' is not valid at the start of an
entity
And before anyone asks, yes this is still present in Lucid.
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Binary package hint: zephyr-clients
The following manpages reference incorrect paths: zwgc(1), zctl(1),
zmailnotify(1), xzwrite(1), and zhm(8)
zwgc(1) claims that zwgc_resources and zwgc.desc are in
/usr/athena/share/zephyr. They are now in /etc/zephyr.
This is reported upstream as https://zephyr.1ts.org/ticket/64.
There isn't a corresponding Debian bug, but there probably should be.
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