I submitted a bug report and patch upstream to Debian:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=928980
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Including this error message as googlefodder:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./simple_invoice_insert.py", line 88, in
s = Session(argv[1], is_new=False)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnucash/gnucash_core.py", line 104, in
__init__
self.begin(book_uri, ignore_lock,
Gah! Thank you so much for providing such a simple fix! But dammit,
why was it so hard to find the solution?
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Title:
backend not found message
FWIW, I solved the problem by simply (!) rebuilding my repository with
dump/restore. Of course this is my own repository and I can do what I
like to it, that's not a general solution.
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My repository has been going for about 10 years now (I have no idea
which version I was using when it started). Until now it's lived on a
Lucid VPS. Now I've moved it to a Xenial machine, and it doesn't work
any more:
mat@winter:~$ svn co
I did the same thing, and it works! Thanks very much for that! Below
is the diff in my config. One thing I notice is the different
KnownSims. I switched from one Chinese SIM card to a different Chinese
SIM card and also moved to Hong Kong (i.e. roamed) at the same time. So
I guess that's a
I'll have a go at organising a time on IRC. I don't have much free time
this week, but I also don't use my Ubuntu Touch phone for anything, so I
don't mind taking my time over this.
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There's been a reboot in the meantime by the way...
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ status indicator-network
indicator-network start/running, process 2642
More stuff that may be useful, or just to keep in sync with all of the
above...
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ ps auxww | grep 2642
phablet 2642 0.1
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ dbus-send --print-reply
--dest=com.ubuntu.connectivity1 /com/ubuntu/connectivity1/NetworkingStatus
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.Get
string:com.ubuntu.connectivity1.NetworkingStatus string:Status
Error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name
Me too, this didn't allow me to check for updates:
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ stop indicator-network
indicator-network stop/waiting
Here I went to System Settings. It still said "Connect to the Internet
to check for updates".
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ rm .cache/upstart/indicator-network*
Hey Antti, that worked! Thanks a lot for that! I even forgot to add
the password keyword and it just prompted me for the password on screen.
Now when I try to check for software updates it says "Connect to the
Internet to check for updates", which isn't so good. But oh well,
progress :-)
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It's a little hard to get data off my phone at the moment. But
indicator network is running:
2479 ? Ssl 0:00
/usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/indicator-network/indicator-network-secret-agent
2539 ? Ssl 0:07
Ah, I was just able to confirm that 3G does work. I don't know if that
would provide a way to download a fixed system image or something - but
it'd be expensive and unreliable.
Also, there is a wlan0 device when I run ifconfig. Is there a way to
configure a new wifi network on the command line?
Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems if a bug in a system update
prevents the phone connecting to wifi, that effectively bricks the
device, right? Because there's no way to update the system software
without USB or wifi (and MX4s have broken USB hardware). There should
be a way to
Is there some way to force media-hub to get stuck in this way? Or even
better, perhaps write a test application that observes telepathy and
deliberately fails to confirm. Then I could check that the results are
the same as what I was seeing.
"telepathy by design won't forward the incoming call
Was this the only time this occurred? As I said in the original report,
it also happened a week previously when the same person in New York
tried to phone me. I don't have logs from that time, but there was
certainly a reboot in between. Apart from that, I believe I have seen
this before but I
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Is this bug going to be closed because importing is now an option? If
so does there need to be a new bug for opening via URL?
Importing a multi-gigabyte video from an SD card isn't going to work, of
course there's not enough space on the phone's internal memory for that,
not to mention the
The behaviour now seems to be that if you open a photo, it makes a copy
of it. Since this is the most recent image, it bubbles to the top in
Gallery, so it's reasonably easy to then open it.
But this means that every time you tap on a photo in file manager, it
makes a copy. Tap on the same
Just curious, how are you handling localization here? Obviously you
can't automatically create a "Music" directory when you insert a card
into a Chinese phone, it has to be "音乐". But then if I take that card
and insert it into a friend's German phone, is it going to understand
that music goes in
Can you expand on how this improves usability? It's not like content on
the drive automatically gets sorted into the correct directories or
anything, so you end up with a "Music" directory which is not where the
music kept, etc. "Where is my music?" "Ah! It must be in the 'Music'
folder!" "Oh,
Two points:
1. To both check for and to download updates, my phone should not have
to communicate with any server outside China. It's just the reality
here. Servers outside China may work from time to time, but if you're
providing services to users inside China you have to assume they don't.
If
My suggestion is more of a generic solution to the app confinement
problem.
Assume I start at the file manager and I tap on a file. It presents an
"Open with" dialog showing the apps that can open that type of file.
The dialog should show all apps that can handle that file type,
regardless of
Public bug reported:
The gallery currently allows editing photos by cropping them or rotating
them. By analogy, it should be possible to extract a short portion of a
video clip and save it as a new video. Note that saving as a new video
is critical, do not overwrite the original. This is
I speak three languages and yes I would find it useful if it would
simply toggle between the last-used two languages, so English/German
when I'm in Germany, English/Chinese otherwise. But the problem is
Emoji. English, German, Chinese, I always need Emoji, and that
completely ruins the
This is definitely a duplicate of Bug #1245986
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Need a way to prioritise wifi networks
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For various reasons I have four wifi networks in my house. Three of
them are in the living room, one in my bedroom. When I'm in the bedroom
my MX4 is normally trying to connect to one of the "wrong" three,
resulting in lots of dropped packets and terrible network
I still have this problem, this time while trying to upgrade the system
from OTA 8.5 to OTA 9. So it can't possibly be Bug #1378678.
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Title:
@pat-mcgowan:
"The battery then decides that charging is over and automatically
switches off."
This model of battery pack tries to figure out when the plugged-in
device has got to 100% charge, and when it detects that situation it
switches itself off and stops supplying power. It then won't
I only just noticed the new description above with the invitation to
submit new bugs. I've submitted Bug #1534565 for keeping the screen on
while charging, and Bug #1534563 for providing longer blank intervals.
I'd say that neither of these bugs is at all important and in fact I
might not even
Here's another example: it also does it if you turn off the rotation
lock.
* Open the browser
* Hold the phone long edge perpendicular to the table
* Wait until it switches to portrait mode
* Put phone flat on the table
* Turn on rotation lock
* Hold phone short edge perpendicular to the table
Sorry to write so much about this: this bug has literally cost me that
much time. Here's me trying to boil down the logic to point form:
1. The UI can be in one of two states: A or B
2. The accelerometer can be in an infinite number of states, some combination
of acceleration in three
...and another thing. The rotation animation doesn't actually do its
job. It's supposed to provide a smooth transition from one state to the
next. But instead it takes a snapshot of state A, squishes it into the
shape of state B, and then afterwards shuffles everything around to a
good layout
I have a bunch of comments :-) I have constant problems with rotation
on my phone and I really want them fixed. Exactly which changes need to
be made I'm not sure, and I don't know if this bug in particular is
valid or not. But it seems close enough that submitting a new bug
doesn't seem right.
OK I get what the problem is: it's the proximity sensor. I have a flip-
case for my phone that covers the proximity sensor. If the flip-case is
closed the phone thinks it's next to my ear and switches off the screen.
So there are two things wrong here. First (IMO) it doesn't make sense
to use
OTA-8 and MX4 respectively. I haven't put the phone in r/w mode or
installed anything apart from the app store, but I have got various
services running in a chroot - MySQL, Apache, and Mnemosyne.
I've had other problems that might be related. For the past day or two
incoming texts have made the
Presumably not this one?
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ ls -lh /var/crash
total 40K
-rw-rw-r-- 1 phablet whoopsie 37K Dec 7 10:27
_usr_bin_content-hub-service.32011.crash
Not sure where the crash logs are kept...
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Openvpn is blocked in China. The protocol itself is detected and
automatically blocked. So this isn't a solution for me, although I'm
sure it's good enough for lots of people. PPTP and L2TP are allowed,
presumably because they tend to be used by companies rather than
individuals.
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Looking at the updated spec:
“Type:” should contain those VPN types currently implemented, currently
“OpenVPN”, and eventually “L2TP” and “PPTP”. While only one is
implemented, the menu should be present but disabled
Presumably then ww08-2016 will allow me to configure OpenVPN, but not
PPTP and
I added them as separate bugs, bug #1523946 for PPTP and bug #1523948
for L2TP. The implementation and user interface changes will be
different in each case and the priority may well be different as well.
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I submitted Bug #1523308 which is probably a duplicate of this.
Happened earlier today on my MX4 (one SIM card), first time I've noticed
it. There's a syslog attached to that bug. I don't seem to have a
powerd log though.
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I was going to ask how you're browsing the network, and then I just
realised that there's an icon of a folder with a network cable being
plugged into it. How did I not notice that? Duh!
But... well it's not working for me. At least not as well as for you.
I have "Unlock full access" switched
Not to be pedantic, but if progress is "0%" then udm is telling you that
it is not downloading, it is waiting for download to start. The
progress meter shouldn't be displayed until there is some progress to
show. That's the core bug here.
I don't particularly mind if the downloads are
I tried it this morning and it suddenly worked. That's the pattern with
this problem, I'll try it a few times and it won't do anything, then
wait a couple of days and it'll be OK. The reason I bring up the GFW is
that I tried several times when I was travelling around Europe, using
crappy hostel
Argh! This morning all four USB drives are working fine. Just as you
say, they can't be unmounted and I have to just unplug them. I've tried
many times across many reboots but this is the first time any drive
formatted outside the phone has ever worked. I have not changed any
software or
OK, here's one. This is a SanDisk with an activity LED. Plug it in and
it flashes for a bit. Then nothing. The drive is not mounted and I
can't see the videos. It shows up in External Drives. The syslog seems
to say that it was mounted. I've also include the part of the syslog
where I
What more info would you like?
I've tried this now with some more devices. I have a very old 4GB
SanDisk Cruzer, and I have two microSD card readers with two different
cards, a 2GB and a 4GB, as well as the original Kingston drive. All of
the drives show the "Unmount Error The device could not
This method doesn't seem to work for me. I select one of the links as
instructed. It doesn't generate an error page, rather it just shows a
blank page. When I go to the address bar it looks like most of the
javascript has been deleted, it just says
"ref);document.body.appendChild(_LP_);".
I
Public bug reported:
Browsers normally include some way to save a page, including all CSS,
JavaScript and images necessary to show the page correctly. This would
be good in the Touch web browser.
Justification:
I would argue that saving web pages for later viewing is even more
important on a
Public bug reported:
Gallery includes a crop feature, which is nice. The other standard
feature people need is resize. This is especially true since the camera
takes rather large photos unsuitable for sharing, but there's no way to
shrink the files down. See also Bug #1512651 to implement this
Public bug reported:
This is probably not as important as Bug #1520502 but after crop it's
probably the most common thing people need to adjust in their photos.
Should be possible to lighten an image. Normally this is when you have
a photo of someone that's backlit, you need to lighten the image
Public bug reported:
It's normal to be able to get metadata about a photo by some method or
other. File name, file size, directory, resolution, codec would
normally be expected, but if you're going to have any metadata at all,
might as well put the full EXIF data.
For the moment, not being able
Related is Bug #1455594, which requests this feature in the camera app
or the media centre. Regardless, I still feel this function should be
added to gallery, although if it's added to media centre the importance
might be lower.
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The orientation of a photo displayed in full-screen mode should have
nothing to do with the accelerometer. Photos should always be displayed
with their short axis at the short axis of the phone's screen, thus
maximising the viewable area. When switching between landscape
Public bug reported:
* Open File Manager
* Open Pictures/com.ubuntu.camera
* Tap on an image, for example image20151027_19343262.jpg
* System asks what I want to open it with, Notes, Dekko, Tagger or Gallery
* Tap Gallery
Expected result
* Gallery opens showing the picture in full-screen mode
Oh, another option:
* Provide a "do not automatically switch off screen when connected to
charger" option. That would also avoid the need for me to configure it
to never switch off.
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When I was travelling recently I found that if I plugged into a USB
battery overnight to charge my phone, when I got up the next morning the
phone didn't have any more power than when I started.
Turns out the reason is: when the phone decides the battery is full, it
stops
Public bug reported:
I just finished setting up a DAViCal instance for sharing my calendar
between devices. I want to set it up on my MX4.
* I go to the Calendar app
* Tap on the hamburger menu top right
* Tap on "Calendars"
* Three rows are displayed, "Personal", "Birthdays & Anniversaries",
Public bug reported:
I received an automated SMS which said "pick up your ticket
here:http://...;. The URL is not recognised as a URL unless there is a
space before "http". This works fine on Android and iOS, but is broken
in Ubuntu.
** Affects: messaging-app (Ubuntu)
Importance:
Public bug reported:
LastPass offers a bookmarklet feature, a little piece of javascript you
can run from the address bar which fills in passwords for you. This is
the only convenient way to use a password manager like this on a device
that isn't natively supported by their plugins. I used to
Ah right, so I just checked my own server logs and the user agent string
in the Ubuntu browser is "Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Ubuntu 14.04 like Android
4.4) AppleWebKit/537.36 Chromium/35.0.1870.2 Mobile Safari/537.36". I
don't think I can realistically blame LastPass for treating it like an
Android
(Also it's kinda late here, I didn't read carefully, and I now realise
that all of the above is exactly what you said in your comment. Sorry!
I still kinda think that the UA string is a bit misleading though.)
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Wow, that is interesting. It turns out that using the Ubuntu browser
Lastpass's website returns that "android:" string as the bookmarklet,
whereas using a normal webbrowser it returns a much longer "javascript:"
string. Seems like this is some kind of optimisation introduced on
LastPass's end
Thanks for the discussion of this issue. I came here from Bug #1506836,
learned something, and now I've just finished fixing the code on my own
site to handle "mobi" and "like android" tokens correctly :-) I've also
submitted a feature request to LastPass.
To broaden the discussion slightly,
Public bug reported:
In Language Text enable Zh 中文. I have spell checking, auto
correction, and word suggestions turned off.
In messaging app, tap on the bottom bar to compose a message. Select
Chinese - Pinyin.
Type the letters w o z a i l u s h a n g
intending to write 我在路上 (I'm on my way)
I'm on 10.4 now. I've just tried Banshee a few times, and out of a
dozen or so tries I did see this behaviour one time. Specifically:
* Arrange a playlist with one track that's not playable followed by two that
are.
* Play the first track.
* Up comes a search for codec dialog box, and the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ikiwiki
I just tried to install this. To get it working at all, I had to
manually enable the userdir module, which is something I only discovered
after a lot of experimentation and googling. Then, in order to get the
CGI working, I had to follow the
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Binary package hint: cl-asdf
Install cl-ppcre and try to load as follows:
[1] (asdf:operate 'asdf:load-op 'cl-ppcre)
; loading system definition from /usr/share/common-lisp/systems/cl-ppcre.asd
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Binary package hint: gnome-media
I play my music with banshee, and it plays everything fine. But every
once in a while Ubuntu brings up a dialog box titled Search for
suitable plugin?, which claims that it can't play something. If I try
to search for a plugin, it has never
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Binary package hint: grub2
I've made a backup of my system with dd and then changed the UUID and
label of the drive. I would like to be able to boot from either the
main system or the backup, ideally regardless of whether the backup is
in a USB enclosure or mounted
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This happens for me too (karmic, seahorse 2.28.1-0ubuntu1, gnupg
1.4.9-4ubuntu7). GnuPG needs to accumulate random data from the OS,
which as I understand it comes from measuring the timing differences
between keypresses. If you don't get the same effect, you could try
generating lots of subkeys
The same thing happens in xine. In Totem, sometimes the video gets
behind the audio, so it pauses, then plays fast to catch up. No doubt
my machine (an EEE box) is too slow to keep up, but in totem it's
generally watchable and the degradation is fairly graceful. Gxine seems
to react to dropped
Public bug reported:
Sometimes, not always, when I play a video with gxine, it gets horribly
confused. It will do one of a) skip a bit b) play far too fast or c)
switch off the sound. Generally the sound and video will get out of
sync. Often it works absolutely fine. This seems unrelated to
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