Public bug reported:
I have tried to upgrade my laptop from 13,10 to 14.04 multiple times,
but I always get the same error:
W:Failed to fetch
gzip:/var/lib/apt/lists/partial/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_trusty_universe_binary-i386_Packages
Hash Sum mismatch
, E:Some index files
You might also try switching mirrors.
I admit I was skeptical, but switching from Main server to server for
United States fixed the problem. I have no idea why. Thank you.
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See bug 1249649... apparently, according to the response there, it was
this failure to install tex-common properly that led to a complete
failure of the upgrade.
At the end I was left with a system that had lost half the desktop
information, had no sound, could not mount remote disks, and
This is terrible. I use TeX to create almost all my written work. I
shall now have to quickly decide on and switch to a different
distruibution, since I simply cannot work without TeX. I can't imagine
how this was allowed to happen; TeX is hardly obscure.
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Am attaching, as requested, the files in /var/log/dist-upgrade
** Affects: ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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This failure occurred exactly 50% into an upgrade from 13.04 to 13.10 on
a 64-bit kubuntu system.
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Title:
upgrade aborts; installArchives()
I got this error while upgrading from oneiric to precise on my 64-bit
principal desktop machine. As a result, I can't run eclipse... I don't
know how to work around this, but I *need* eclipse in order to do work.
I have /usr/share linked to /home/share. I don't understand why this
makes any
That worked. Thank you very much.
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Title:
could not calculate the upgrade 11.04-11.10
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Public bug reported:
I can't upgrade because I get the message:
E:Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks.
I am not running a pre-release version.
I am not upgrading to a pre-release version.
As far as I know, there are no unofficial software packages on this machine.
The error
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could not calculate the upgrade 11.04-11.10
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Launchpad says:
If you were upgrading to a new release of Ubuntu, it'd be quite helpful
if you were to add the tag 'distribution-upgrade' to your bug report.
Unfortunately, I don't see any kind of link that suggests a way to
actually add the distribution-upgrade tag :-(
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with OSS support -- see the lengthy complaints about bug #579300).
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Title:
no audio from cwdaemon
Public bug reported:
natty, 64-bit:
There seems to be no way to obtain audio from cwdaemon.
The following should work (I believe):
1. as root: cwdaemon -n -v 100 -x b
2. in another terminal: nc 127.0.0.1 6789 test
[test is a file that contains text]
When I do this no audio is heard. Indeed,
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Title:
no audio from cwdaemon
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I started getting this error following an upgrade from maverick to
natty:
[HN:~] systemsettings
QInotifyFileSystemWatcherEngine::addPaths: inotify_add_watch failed: No such
file or directory
QFileSystemWatcher: failed to add paths: /home/n7dr/.config/ibus/bus
[HN:~] Traceback (most recent
Why is this suddenly, nearly two years after filing, deemed invalid? A
comment to explain the change of status would have been useful.
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Just hit this bug when tryng to upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10, having
previous upgraded from 8.04 and 9.10. That is 8.04-9.10-10.04 were
successful. 10.04-10.10 hits this bug.
The bug reporter software says to include the files in /var/log/dist-
upgrade... but there are a lot of them. Which files
Replying to self, I did those three steps, and now I can at least see my
C++ files. It remains to be seen if I've messed anything up, but at
least I appear to be able to work again.
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Since the sed command didn't work, am I right in thinking that the
following is more likely to fix the problem:
1. Uninstall the eclipse and eclipse-cdt packages
2. Remove my ~/.eclipse durectory
3. Installthe eclipse and eclipse-cdt packages
If that is supposed to work, how much of importance
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: eclipse
Trying to edit any C++ files I get the message:
Could not open the editor: No editor descriptor for id
org.eclipse.cdt.ui.editor.CEditor
I have a LOT of C++ files and I need either a fix or a workaround for
this ASAP in order to do my work.
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eclipse C++ editor fails to open
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I'm not sure how to check that for certain...
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/633198 seems (more or less) just to
point to http://bugs.debian.org/587657, which is a very long thread
It probably is the cause of the problem, though, since this is an
update, not a fresh install.
However, executing
Maverick is now halfway through its cycle of being the latest Kubuntu...
and this bug is still stopping us from upgrading production machines
(for which unofficial workarounds that require removal of core packages
are simply not an option). For months I've been trying to ignore people
imploring us
1. Open Writer with a new document.
2. Type the word This.
3. Select the text by dragging with the left mouse button depressed.
4. Left-click after the word to place the cursor there.
5. Hit middle button.
Nothing happens.
That's the simplest possible copy-and-paste operation I can think of,
and
It's now December. Is there any kind of estimate of when this is likely
to be fixed? Surely there must be many people who never come here, and
others like me who apply only official changes to their system, who are
precluded from upgrading to lucid by this bug.
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Sorry, I thought I would be automatically notified of any new comments
(like kde-bugs) but it seems that commentators are not automatically
subscribed here, so I only just saw your request.
I just tried to upgrade again, and (of course) still hit the same bug.
Attaching a
Attachment file /var/lib/dpkg/status.
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pre-depend
I see that this is marked as Low importance. I can't imagine why.
After four hours of downloading files to go from lucid to maverick
today, following the official upgrade path as described at
www.kubuntu.org, everything ground to a halt with this error.
The lucid system, as recommended, was
Public bug reported:
Sigil is an epub editor offered under GPLv3 at:
http://code.google.com/p/sigil/
calibre (which is already packaged) recommends using sigil to clean-up
its epub conversion process.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags:
That's exactly what I'm suggesting.
If that isn't going to be implemented, then the wording of the dialogue
should be changed. As a user, if I see a dialogue that tells me that it
is offering to list PDF files then I expect it to... list the PDF
files.
I'm not sure that a few seconds of delay
I am getting this bug, starting this morning on 64-bit lucid. I did
notice that xulrunner was updated in the updates today, and wonder if
that's just a coincidence.
In response to #13, how do I check that I'm using 64-bit Java (although
it's hard to see how I could have that configured wrong;
I see that in karmic I don't ever get any kind of notification of
updates: I have to manually start synaptic each day to see if any
updates are available. So I have a bet with myself that when lucid comes
out, I won't receive any kind of notification about that either.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: pdfshuffler
If one goes to import a PDF file, the dialogue lists only the files that happen
to end in .pdf, regardless of whether:
1) those files really are PDF files
2) there are other PDF files in the directory that do not end in .pdf.
The second bug
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 427249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/427249
OK; although I note that that bug was fixed in November and I am running
a fully up-to-date karmic and still see the crash. Presumably the fixed
version simply hasn't been put into backports for some reason
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gwibber
When I try to start gwibber, it crashes every time. I'm attaching the
output from the console (for some reason, I can't simply cut-and paste
the text into this report).
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: amd64
Date: Thu Mar 11 10:36:25 2010
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334191 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334191
Remember, this bug report is a duplicate of bug #334191. Comment here
only if you think the duplicate status is wrong.
Bug #334191 seems to be explicitly talking about operational failures in
SSL certs.
I can't remember with any certainty. If you'd asked soon after 9.10 came
out, I'm sure I could have told you then, but now it's all a vague haze.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: unixcw
The unixcw program sends incorrect characters at the default speed (12
wpm).
Starting the program simply with the command cw (i.e., with no
parameters), the program generates CW sounds, but the sounds do not
match the characters typed on the
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/511676
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Binary package hint: unixcw
If one starts the cw program at speeds higher than the default (say,
with cw -w 30), then no matter what character is typed, the program
simply generates a longish tone, instead of dits and dahs.
The duration of the tone varies slightly from
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at speeds higher than the deafult, unixcw just sends long tones
It seems that this is probably a different manifestation of the same bug
as #511676.
Starting the program as cw -w 12 (the default speed) and typing T,
one gets the sound, as reported in bug #511676, that is similar to an
R.
Starting cw at 20 wpm, the sound for any character is more like an N,
OK. Has the person who set that policy actually tried to develop C++
code on karmic?
I'll have to go find a distro that supports developers, I guess :-( I
don't have time to waste on silliness. I have to produce working code.
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For some rather odd value of the word fine, yes, they do.
Not really relevant to trying to support large projects for server code
though, which was the point of my original report.
I'm still not sure why this policy has been applied to kdevelop when a
quick review of the official repositories
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdevelop
Canonical seems to have chosen to supply kdevelop4 without any option to
install kdevelop3.
This seems to be a grave mistake, for at least the following reasons:
1. kdevelop3 is a released stable product; kdevelop4 is in beta
2. There is no
Then it seems to me that the bug is that there is a menu item that says
there is documentation. That menu item should surely not exist.
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Binary package hint: kdevelop
Attempting to open the kdevelop handbook from the kdevelop Help menu produces
the error:
the file or folder help:/kdevelop/index.html does not exist
It seems like some documentation package that should be installed along
with kdevelop is
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Can someone provide detailed, step-by-step instructions as to how to get
CDT installed properly in karmic?
I tried and got this:
Cannot complete the install because one or more required items could not be
found.
Software being installed: Mylyn Bridge: C/C++ Development
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: eclipse
I have a project that I was working on with eclipse under jaunty
kubuntu.
Now that I've upgraded to karmic, I can't find any way to access the
project. The Open Project menu option is greyed out; the import
feature doesn't seem to do anything
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karmic released... still no openfire :-( :-(
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Binary package hint: kdebase-runtime
karmic: When clicking krecipes Help | Krecipes Handbook,the user simply
gets a message saying: The file or folder help:/krecipes/index.html
does not exist.
So it looks like some documentation package isn't being installed
correctly when
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Running amd64 jaunty just upgraded to karmic yesterday.
I am now seeing this bug.
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What information? I answered your question nearly a year ago.
You asked if it was reproducible in 8.10 and I said that it was even
worse. What information did I not give you?
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I'll try to remember to check karmic.
Jaunty, like hardy, doesn't even have the option :-(
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Now the middle of October, and still waiting for a response explaining
why this bug is still marked Invalid :-(
It seems rather rude not to explain to the submitter why an action such
as this has been taken. It essentially says to the submitter: You're an
idiot and it's not worth our time to
Is this fixed in karmic?
I'm quite amazed that a problem like this wasn't assigned a high
priority to get fixed. That it's still present in a fully up-to-date
jaunty installation a year after the initial report is very
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/415596
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 311251 ***
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How can this possibly be a duplicate of 311251???
311251 explicitly is talking about klipper. We have known for nearly a
year that this bug is present regardless of klipper's presence.
I'm sorry, but I
Perhaps I misunderstood what your point was...
I thought you were saying that other file managers wouldn't accept a
/, and that therefore this was not a bug.
So when I produced a simple counter-example of an app using / in a
filename, I thought that meant that this would be re-classified as a
FYI, my comment #11 is still true in jaunty.
(Actually, I don't use klipper at all any more.)
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try doing so with any other application or file manager
Sure...
1. Open Konqueror.
2. go to /tmp
3. Create New Text File
4. Call the file a/b
5. The file is created.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gscan2pdf
Running Kubuntu 64-bit jaunty, gscan2pdf 0.9.27
If one puts a / in the filename when trying to save a scan, then one
receives a complaint about a nonexistent directory.
** Affects: gscan2pdf (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: digikam
64-bit Kubuntu jaunty; digikam 0.10.0.
It is far too hard to organize one's pictures in digikam if one uses
multiple cameras.
The root of the problem lies in the fact that each camera will
independently name its image files. So if one imports
Public bug reported:
Whenever I display a cert in konqueror using the kcertpart, it displays
completely erroneous information for the subject and issuer.
It always says that both the subject and the issuer are for a
(fictional, I assume) Canadian company, as shown on the attached
screenshot.
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It seems like something like the extra package you suggest would be a
great idea. Right now, it's very confusing to the end-user not to be
able to view particular formats in okular when people on other distros
can do so.
Also, at least for this particular format, it's hard to believe that
more
I am unclear about the resolution of this.
Has it been resolved:
1) simply by no longer advertising epub support? or
2) actually including epub support?
If the former, I guess I'll file another bug, specifically requesting
epub support, but I don't want to do that if this bug has been resolved
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: calibre
The calibre package for jaunty installs version 0.4.143, but the current
version at http://calibre.kovidgoyal.net/download_linux is 0.5.11, which
has a considerable number of changes from the jaunty version.
0.5.11 is in karmic.
** Affects:
Set back to New (per comment on 090228).
This problem still exists in the official jaunty release.
** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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Yes, I am aware of the workaround.
However, I figure that for every person who knows enough to do that, or
to come here to file a bug report, there are probably hundreds or
thousands of ordinary users who are seeing the same bug and don't know
what to do about it, so I think it is still important
Naïvely thinking out loud here (which is probably not welcome, but I'm
not happy at not being able to upgrade and I want to try to move this
along)...
It seems to me that some condition is tested to determine whether the
upgrade notification is displayed. For some reason that condition
appears to
FWIW, this problem does not seem to exist with 64 bit Kubuntu intrepid
using the scribus-ng package. When I enter accented characters, they
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/177805
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Additional info that may or may not be relevant:
The day of the jaunty release was the first time that I had used this
computer in a couple of months. It did download something like 100+MB of
updates (to intrepid) that had accumulated since I last used it.
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I am out of ideas as to how to convince the system that intrepid is
online upgradeable to jaunty.
Someone had suggested reinstalling update-notifier-kde. I tried that but
it made no difference (which makes sense, since I think it's just doing
its job: reporting correctly that as far as the system
Public bug reported:
Running 32-bit Kubuntu 8.10; extremely vanilla; no unofficial packages
or repositories.
No notification that a new version (9.04) has appeared.
Following the instructions at
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades/Kubuntu, running
update-notifier-kde -u simply
n...@n7dr-laptop:~$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:Ubuntu 8.10
Release:8.10
Codename: intrepid
n...@n7dr-laptop:~$
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https
It's more than OK with me. It's fantastic that someone's going to look
into fixing the crash. Thank you very much.
And I hope that finals go well.
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No shortcut was placed on the menu after installing krecipes using apt-get
install.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/307617
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Marlin: you might want to add that comment to bug 278415 as well (that's
the report about the crash).
Basically, it sounds like this package is in exactly the same (unusable)
state it was in in intrepid :-(
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 211578 ***
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Not only does the duplicate status seem suspect, but the duplicate is
now marked as INVALID.
That sort-of suggests to me that this bug has entered some kind of black
hole where it's not going to be
This bug persists.
Just a few days ago, there was an e-mail on the official Kubuntu-users
reflector (message gra4j5$iv...@ger.gmane.org) telling someone to get
key 9423A34CCA967634 from keyserver.ubuntu.com.
A search on pgp.mit.edu indicates that that key has not been propagated
to the
Public bug reported:
The openfire collaboration server
(http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/openfire/index.jsp) is GPL, and
reports on slashdot
(http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/04/06/2243202) are that it is
an excellent jabber server.
It seems like a package should be included with
It'll be my turn to make the same comment for karmic.
LM is a simply wonderful font family. I've published several books using
it. I'm surprised that no one else seems to care that it can't be used
in OOo.
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You
Is this invalid because it's a problem with backports rather than an
official repository???
Please, someone just tell me the reason so I don't have to guess.
(And if that is the reason, then I'll know in future not to include
backports on a production machine.)
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Please, why is this marked INVALID?
The error I receive following the update is exactly as I quoted;
synaptic won't let me install kdeplasma-addons, without which lots of
plasmoids are unavailable. What about that is invalid?
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unable to install kdeplasma-addons (unmet dependency)
Yes, I know how to do it. My principal point, though, is that in general
one doesn't bother installing debug symbols for a particular application
until after one's had a crash -- which is too late.
The ideal time to make the decision to install debug libraries would be
during system installation.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdebase-runtime
Running regular (daily) update I just received the error in the summary.
It says that extra information will be appended automatically to this
report.
ProblemType: Package
Architecture: amd64
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 8.10
ErrorMessage:
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