On 26/06/18 00:59, gf wrote:
> Hello again Martin.
> Thanks again for submitting this second bug and reporting a problem with
> Thunderbird.
>
> You made this bug report in 2008 regarding Thunderbird and there have
> been several versions of Thunderbird since then.
>
> Could you confirm that this
On 26/06/18 00:49, gf wrote:
> Hello Martin.
> Thanks for submitting this bug and reporting a problem with Thunderbird.
>
> You made this bug report in 2008 regarding Thunderbird and there have
> been several versions of Thunderbird since then.
>
> Could you confirm that this is no longer a
I'm using Kubuntu 10.04, and the link doesn't work for me. When I click
on the link, nothing happens at all. Not when I use Firefox, which is
my preferred web browser.
There is a Help app in the KDE menu, but this seems not to be related to
the Ubuntu website, it does not show the same content.
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Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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No Sound In Flash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/345096
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I'm having this same problem with Kubuntu 9.04, (AMD64 version). Jaunty.
It seems to be mostly people with 64-bit Kubuntu who have this problem.
Flash videos in Firefox and Konqueror had no sound. Amarok sound was
fine.
Here is the work-around that I used.
I used K-Mixer, from the system tray,
Jonathan, why did you say There isn't anything that can be done about
that? Surely all that needs to be done is that bookmarks.xml needs
to be given permissions so that everyone can read and write to it. That
can be done.
** Changed in: dolphin (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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Are you thinking that the permissions of the file bookmarks.xml change
when Dolphin starts up, regardless of whether Dolphin writes to this
file?
Or are you thinking that if Dolphin is run with sudo, then its
impossible for Dolphin to create a file which has permissions set so
that everyone can
I now realize that it would ask me for my password repeatedly because
Password Manager was not functioning. It was not functioning because I
had forgotten the correct password for Password Manager, and I always
entered an incorrect one.
Of course, its incorrect for Thunderbird to ask for the
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Thunderbird does not move junk messages into junk folder
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/155759
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I'm getting this same bug, in Thunderbird 2.0.0.16 in Kubuntu 8.04.1.
The workaround suggested by Roelof did not work for me either.
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Thunderbird does not move junk messages into junk folder
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/155759
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The workaround described by Dori works. But it would still be good if
the d3lphin developers can fix this bug. So I changed this from
invalid to confirmed. I think fixing this bug is a simple matter of
creating the bookmarks.xml file with different permissions.
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Is there any more information that I could give, that would help you to
picture this bug?
Perhaps I should just wait to see if anyone else reports seeing
something similar.
If someone else sees this bug, they may describe it differently from me.
I wasn't sure how to describe it. So if someone
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: thunderbird
I have 5 email accounts. But when I try to receive emails, it always asks for
my password about a dozen times.
I use Password Manager, but it still asks me for passwords for my various email
accounts.
I left Thunderbird open overnight.
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I have 5 email accounts.
When I try to receive emails, it always asks for my password for each account.
I have put a password in Password Manager, but this doesn't work. When
I click on Get Mail to get mail for all accounts, it asks me
Since I submitted this bug report, I have managed to get my copy of
Thunderbird working again.
In the screenshot, you can just see that the left-hand border looks a
bit wider than the right-hand border.
There is normally a narrow vertical bar that separates the list of
folders, on the left, and
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Binary package hint: thunderbird
While I was using Thunderbird, the vertical border between the list of
folders and the list of emails moved, as I moved my mouse. It moved
with my mouse. But the mouse button was *not* being held down. Then
the border moved far to the
The same bug also affects Thunderbird in Windows XP. I.e. when I try to
run the menu option Run Filters on Folder, this does nothing at all,
in Windows XP too.
I have similar filters in Thunderbird in Windows XP and in Linux, and similar
account details.
I don't know if this bug is specific to
Yes, here in a screenshot.
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Thunderbird will not display emails any more!
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/264142
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I'm using Thunderbird 2.0.0.16, with Kubuntu 8.04.1.
The menu option Tools, Run Filters on Folder doesn't work.
It does nothing.
The folder that was highlighted when I clicked on the option was the
Inbox, and it had emails that should
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When I try to make a move in Iagno, the first move, it exits.
It gives no error message, it just exits.
I am using Kubuntu 8.04.
$ apt-cache policy gnome-games
gnome-games:
Installed: 1:2.22.1.1-0ubuntu3
Candidate: 1:2.22.2.1-0ubuntu1
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Iagno exits when I try to play it. In Kubuntu.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/239624
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There is a bad link in this web page :
https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/files-and-docs/C/index.html
The link Disks, Partitioning, and Formatting points to the wrong page;
it points to the same page as the link above it.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
There is a Help page related to this web page.
This Help page has broken links in it too, the same links.
I found this Help page in Kubuntu, but there may be similar pages
elsewhere.
The Help page is here :
help:/kubuntu/programming/programming ... .html#programming-howto-diveintopython
(I
I have a similar problem, with a different graphics system.
Could this be related to the bug reported here?
If not, I might report it elsewhere.
I have a SiS 730 graphics system, which means its on-board graphics,
on a SiS motherboard. I think its not a very good graphics system.
The highest
This printer bug is no longer a problem for me.
I have since successfully upgraded to Ubuntu 7.4, and
now I am no longer getting this problem with the printer.
I can now use a network printer.
As to why I was unable to tell what version of Ubuntu I had, I think I know
that now.
I started to
I had the same problem. I think its the same one.
I reported it in Question #9122 in update-manager in ubuntu.
Its a question, not a bug report.
I started update-manager from the Gnome menu,
and left it running, thinking it would update my software
while I was away.
I came back after a few
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Trying to print from gedit, I go this message in the terminal:
(gedit:26724): GnomePrint-WARNING **: Could not create filter from description
'frgba': filter 'frgba' is unknown
My printer is on the network, on a PC running Windows XP.
The network seems to be responding
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