On a related, and possibly connected, note, I'm hearing reports that
nxagent(1)'s 'FONTS' section, near the end of the man page, says 'The
default font path is __default_font_path__ .' as if some build process
failed to replace the marker string.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
Noto Fonts (without color emoji) break non-color emoji in QT
It shouldn't be Expired, but Confirmed. The bug's great age doesn't contribute
a fix.
(It no longer affects me. I dumped Gnome, and Ubuntu, on the desktop.)
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Hi Christian, DNS resolved the domainname to one of three IP addresses
and the server listening on one of those developed a fault leading to
the client reporting the error, but in an unclear manner. The server
owners were alerted thanks to nyet and fixed their server's problem.
Thus the software
Hi nyet, thanks for letting us know. What mechanism did you use to
contact CloudMark that worked?
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Title:
razor2 had unknown error during
In case of future similar problems, I think the error logged should
include the IP address used.
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Title:
razor2 had unknown error during
Hi nyet, You state this all as fact, but give no references to the
source of the information, nor say why you'd know, e.g. an employee of
Cloudmark. And what you say is incorrect because 'Razor servers' are
not dead, some are still alive.
/etc/cron.d/amavisd-new has
18 */3 * * * amavis ...
A DNS lookup of discovery.razor.cloudmark.com occurs. Here, that gives
three A records: 208.83.137.118, 208.83.139.205, and 208.83.137.117.
When the ..205 is connected, the initial read(2) of 'sn=D...', write(2)
of 'a=g...', triggers a read() of 'err=240\r\n'. connect() to ..117 and
that error
I'm running do-release-upgrade on 14.04 to get to 16.04.
This is one of the errors that appears.
E: Version ‘2.02.133-1ubuntu10’ for ‘libdevmapper1.02.1’ was not found
https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libdevmapper1.02.1 suggests
libdevmapper1.02.1 (2:1.02.110-1ubuntu10) is available with the
Hi Chris, that's not what I'm seeing. Please describe what it is you
are seeing working normally, and confirm you've no .Xresources, etc.,
implicitly in play. I see xclock(1) now describes hourColor, etc., and
says that reverseVideo, AKA -rv, affects their defaults.
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It doesn't matter where you move the directory to, if it can't be
stat(2)'d then it's a POSIX violation and breaks programs. The example
of a user running rsync on their home directory doesn't mean that's the
only situation that should work.
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Hi Maik, If you think you are confirming the original bug report still
exists then you need to change the status above from `New' to
`Confirmed'.
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It seems odd gimp doesn't override the system and user's configuration
of the rgba attribute to none, e.g. by providing a
/etc/gimp/2.0/fonts.conf, e.g.
https://gist.github.com/csaez/5d8286b134266e51c6cb76fd218d1d5d
If they think that a user might want to produce a PNG with rgba set for
a
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1551886 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1551886
This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug #1551886 but that is
inaccessible as it's "private".
Thus sufferers from this bug have no sight of discussion about if and how it is
being fixed.
Please can
I find systemd loses track of starting mariadb-server-10.0 because
/etc/mysql/debian-start fails because 'root'@'localhost' needs to have a
password set for legacy code. There used to be a `debian-sys-maint'
user and /etc/mysql/debian.cnf could be changed to run as that user
instead of root, but
Ubuntu 15.10, apport 2.19.1-0ubuntu5. Trying to unpack to a non-
existing directory. Get
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/apport-unpack", line 73, in
pr.extract_keys(f, bin_keys, dir)
File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/problem_report.py", line 253,
Also, given a file /etc/foo then one would expect foo to be the name of
the man page; not bar. Thus environment(5), not environ(7).
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No, environ(7) documents the "char **environ" symbol that program can
expect to find and that contain environment variables. That's not
connected to environment(5) that describes a file format for a file that
contains environment variables, e.g. are comments allowed. Other
problems stated by
After 14.10 to 15.04 upgrade, with amavis so spamassassin is installed,
but spamd shouldn't be running IIRC, root is receiving /etc/cron.daily
output.
/etc/cron.daily/spamassassin:
Job for spamassassin.service invalid.
invoke-rc.d: initscript spamassassin, action "reload" failed.
After 14.10 to 15.04 upgrade, with amavis so spamassassin is installed,
but spamd shouldn't be running IIRC, root is receiving /etc/cron.daily
output.
/etc/cron.daily/spamassassin:
Job for spamassassin.service invalid.
invoke-rc.d: initscript spamassassin, action "reload" failed.
Upgrade from 14.10 to 15.04 broke programs' access to MariaDB because
they were all expecting to give a username of root and the appropriate
password. To repair, I set user.plugin back to empty for user='root'
and *also* had to set user.password as the upgrade had cleared it.
It's not nice to
Another change required having done the above is to alter
/etc/mysql/debian.cnf to have user = debian-sys-maint, instead of root,
with a new random password that's put into the existing row for that
user. Otherwise, /etc/cron.daily/logrotate generates an email because
it has problems rotating
This bug, PRIx16 is x rather than hx, reported 2012-08, has just bit me.
Is Ubuntu now doing a disservice to the community by still accepting bug
reports, but acting as a nothing happens sink for them with more chance of a
fix if they were reported upstream in the first place?
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Hi Daisy, No workaround that I know of.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bash-completion/+bug/194419/comments/29
suggests wrapping the entry and exit of the broken functions with a
save-and-restore of failglob.
https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/BashCompletion/Proposals/Roadmap says 3.0
will
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Status: Unknown
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Hi Christopher, another six weeks have passed and this bug still hasn't
had its correct status and importance settings restored. As you changed
them, wrongly, it would seem a matter of taking pride in your work that
you restore them to Bryce's settings. Or at least reply to my requests
with your
Hi Christopher, it's been about six weeks and Julien Cristau hasn't responded.
Please restore Bryce's settings of status and importance as
this isn't a freedesktop issue AFAICS.
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Hi Tom, This bug is Fix Released. No further work will be done on it.
Your comment will be ignored. You need to find a closely related open
bug to request it or open a new one.
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Hi Christopher, as I stated They're from debian/local/xserver-wrapper.c so is
freedesktop.org relevant?
If not, please restore importance and status. Thanks.
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Martin Pitt wrote:
status: Triaged → Fix Released
So if this is considered the fix should we now raise bugs on all the
user-space programs that are disgruntled to find root can't stat .gvfs
as part of detecting it's a mount-point that shouldn't be crossed?
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So can rsync --one-file-system, find, etc., now stat the inode to know
it's another filesystem and not attempt to descend?
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Title:
.gvfs can't be
It should be trivial for anyone who knows regexps to confirm this bug
so it gets some TLC. Go on, be a karma whore!
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Title:
perl's s2p(1)
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Perl always considers a scalar with the string value 0 as false due to
a scalar's polymorphism. awk does something similar, which is where
Perl picked up the idea, but only if the string came from the user, e.g.
an environment variable or read from a file. If the string is
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Status: Unknown
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Feisty Desktop CD installation Hangs at 5% on AMD64 with SATA
To manage notifications
Public bug reported:
Compare
$ sed 's/c*$/x/g' abc
abx
$ s2p 's/c*$/x/g' | perl - (echo abc)
abxx
$
sed's behaviour is correct for sed. The Perl that s2p(1) produces
doesn't do the equivalent substitution, instead matching zero c's and
the end of the string after the
Thanks Paul. Why might there not be an id to print?
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Title:
notify-send(1) can't replace an existing notification
To manage notifications about
Not a bug. Reporter has clarified in original Question that $0 at the
command line was passing -bash to readlink(1).
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It's not a good idea for us all to search through the forums and
possibly read different material. Please state the problem here and
give a direct link to the forum thread if you think it would be helpful
background.
** Changed in: coreutils (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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When running the ./install script it seems to me that readlink works
correctly, do you agree?
Running readlink at the command line and passing it $0 might result in
the errors you are seeing depending on the value of $0. Please try
printf '%s\n' $0
readlink -f -- $0
The pasting of your
Mika, I think I explained adequately above. There is no warning in the
documentation for the plugin that enabling it opens up the LAN to
interrogation in a way that may not be obvious to the administrator
that's having a browse of the plugins and enabling a few here and there.
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There isn't warning about Unix progstats command giving out PID,
username, ...
It doesn't need one. It sounds more likely that it would give out that
kind of thing from its name. That a plugin typically used to print the
title of public web pages can be used to poke about the LAN isn't so
Are you only switching kernels or booting a whole different version of
Ubuntu, including coreutils? What's the output of `dpkg-query -W
coreutils' just before you run both df's?
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Title:
syslog(3) doesn't cover openlog()'s ident being NULL
To manage
Fit page height isn't always the case; depends on the aspect ratio of
the page and the window.
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Title:
Manual resize of window required after
David, yes, it is the large sprite image, see bug #744808. But it isn't
illegal to have one so, although Launchpad should change to one that's
more square to work better in more places, Firefox/Nvidia could also
improve for sites that continue to do legal things that work fine on
other set-ups.
Not present on Firefox 9, the new Firefox for 10.10.
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Title:
Firefox 3's full screen mode flickers redundant hint bar at top of
screen
To
Ubuntu 10.10, bsdmainutils 8.0.11ubuntu1, seems to be working fine.
$ echo ABCD | hexdump -s 1
001 4342 0a44
005
That's CB \nD; the A has been skipped.
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Agreed, it's only the documentation that's misleading WRT -M not working
for old cal.
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Title:
cal -M (start week on Monday) don't work
To manage
Here's a trivial example of the bug.
$ ncal -M
January 2012
Mo 2 9 16 23 30
Tu 3 10 17 24 31
We 4 11 18 25
Th 5 12 19 26
Fr 6 13 20 27
Sa 7 14 21 28
Su 1 8 15 22 29
$ ncal -S
January 2012
Su 2 9 16 23 30
Public bug reported:
Package bsdmainutils 8.2.3's hexdump(1) says
-v Cause hexdump to display all input data. Without the -v
option, any number of groups of output lines, which would be
identical to the immediately preceding group of output lines (except
for the input
To discard all errors with redirection seems too severe. As I wondered
above, has start's behaviour changed WRT reporting foo is already
running when it's been given --quiet? Perhaps what's needed is a start
option that tells it to consider an already running foo to be OK.
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Johannes, I agree some of the emails point to an underlying problem that
needs fixing, but some are due to permissible changes, e.g. lengthening
the amount of time after boot before /etc/cron.daily, etc., are kicked
off; see /etc/anacrontab at the end of comment #7. To get a daily
email because
Daniel, I disagree. If you read back through all the bug's comments
you'll see that some of us are getting this email and it has nothing to
do with apt, that's just one instance that can trigger overlapping
anacrons. The solution isn't to discard the error messages. :-)
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cache.log, attached, shows nothing odd AFAICS, normal shutdown. dist-
upgrade failed,
Preparing to replace squid 2.7.STABLE9-2ubuntu5.1 (using
.../squid_2.7.STABLE9-2ubuntu5.2_amd64.deb) ...
Unpacking replacement squid ...
Processing triggers for ureadahead ...
ureadahead will
cache.log, attached, shows nothing odd AFAICS, normal shutdown. dist-
upgrade failed,
Preparing to replace squid 2.7.STABLE9-2ubuntu5.1 (using
.../squid_2.7.STABLE9-2ubuntu5.2_amd64.deb) ...
Unpacking replacement squid ...
Processing triggers for ureadahead ...
ureadahead will
I've checked sysvinit_2.88dsf-13.10ubuntu4 from 11.10 and it looks to me
as if the code hasn't changed and the documentation hasn't improved so
the problem remains. 12.04 has the same package version.
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Maximise evince with an A4 PDF, hit Best Fit, page fills vertical space,
much horizontal space empty. I now have to manually resize the evince
window to be narrower until the waste is tolerable. It would be nice if
evince itself let me ask it to minimise its window for the
Setting to confirmed as many have seen the problem and I can easily
reproduce on 10.10. (Leaving the bug as New caused me to look at it to
see if I could help confirm it.)
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Status: New = Confirmed
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The code in 10.10 explicitly abort(3)s instead of generating an error.
aspell-0.60.6/lib/find_speller.cpp:
375//
376// Retrieve size
377//
378str = config-retrieve(size);
379p = str.data.c_str();
380if (p[0] == '+' || p[0] == '-'
I think we need a better example. I'm unsure this is a bug.
$ printf 'foo bar\n---\n\nfoo bar\n'
foo bar
---
foo bar
$ printf 'foo bar\n---\n\nfoo bar\n' | grep -c '^$'
1
$ printf 'foo bar\n---\n\nfoo bar\n' | aspell pipe
@(#) International Ispell
Public bug reported:
eglibc-2.13, nis/nss_nis/nis-hosts.c:
452 enum nss_status
453 _nss_nis_gethostbyname4_r (const char *name, struct gaih_addrtuple
**pat,
454char *buffer, size_t buflen, int *errnop,
455int *herrnop,
Set to Invalid given sefs's comment that's almost two years old. Does
no one read these? :-)
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Yes, a friend with 11.04 confirms it's still readily apparent and easily
testable in a gnome-terminal.
** Changed in: vte (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Alden, no, it's nothing to do with an email server as such, although
that may have made it more likely to happen on your system but then an
FTP server or web server may have done so too. My comments #9 and #10
above try to explain why it's happening.
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zoom=no in ~/.mplayer/config with no other options doesn't stop it
scaling when full-screen is entered. I'm after mplayer blacking out all
the surrounding screen area, like it does in its full-screen mode, but
leaving the video unscaled in the centre.
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As I stated in comment #4 above, this bug was fixed upstream. Ubuntu
10.10 seems fine; the bug's fixed.
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Title:
URL-related menu items don't
bash's upstream maintainer Chet Ramey confirms the bug and says it will
be fixed in the next release. http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-
bash/2011-06/msg3.html
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A simpler test is
s=bash
$s -c 'echo $$; '$s' -c for f in 1 2 3; do echo \$\$ \$PPID; sleep 1;
done sleep 1; echo exit'
That shows the behaviour described above for bash and zsh. Given Jilles
says POSIX demands it I don't think this is a bug. If you think bash(1)
man page can be
The fine man page, bash(1), says
((expression))
The expression is evaluated according to the rules described
below under ARITHMETIC EVALUATION. If the value of the
expression is non-zero, the return status is 0; otherwise the
return status is 1. This is
More information about your environment is required. Could you please
run `locale' on Ubuntu and Red Hat and provide the two outputs. LANG
isn't used if some other variables are set; see locale(7).
** Changed in: bash (Ubuntu)
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Also, ls's output isn't a bash issue, but the package coreutils; this
bug should probably be re-assigned unless you think it's bash setting
the environment up incorrectly.
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This is correct behaviour. Perhaps these two examples will make it more
clear.
$ OPTIND=1
$ while getopts :a:bc f -a foo -b -c bar; do
echo f=$f arg='$OPTARG'
done
f=a arg='foo'
f=b arg=''
f=c arg=''
$
$ OPTIND=1
$ while getopts :a:bc f '-a foo -b -c
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: bash
This is on 10.04 and also with upstream's pure bash 4.2 with no Debian
or Ubuntu patches.
$ echo bar foo
$ bar
$ ls `cat foo`
bar
$ wc !$
wc `cat foo`
0 0 0 bar
$ ls $(cat foo)
bar
$ wc !$
wc )
-bash:
I can't get a problem to occur with either the PS1 given above or the
same with the space before the removed. Could you give a precise
example, e.g. what to set PS1 to, what to enter, then cursor up once to
return to it, then what fails.
** Changed in: bash (Ubuntu)
Status: New =
10.10's bash 4.1-2ubuntu4's bash(1) now says and compare
lexicographically in the current locale if used with [[...]] else just
that they compare lexicographically (with no mention of locale).
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Agreed, they're the same.
** Changed in: coreutils (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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Title:
wrong date format in ls -la output
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Dan, good point about Fedora 14 being happy. As for the Ubuntu package,
Andreas Barth is given as the maintainer;
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/netpbm-free That's who the Debian
maintainer is too though AFAICS. It's a real shame that a venerable
workhorse such as netpbm isn't in a better
Hi Mark, Perhaps you're on a 64-bit machine so the behaviour differs?
Anyway, could you please change this bugs status from New to Confirmed;
until then, no one looks at it and it's frowned upon to Confirm one's
own bugs no matter how simple and obvious the test case. :-(
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: x11-apps
Package x11-apps 7.5+5. When xclock is given -rv it has a black
background instead of a white one but much of the clock isn't drawn;
presumably those missing bits are still being drawn in black.
Easy to confirm; compare `xclock' and `xclock
Setting to Confirmed. Bad form to confirm one's own bugs I know but
John's seeing the same.
** Changed in: x11-apps (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Looks like Josh should have set status back from Incomplete. I'm seeing
the same issue here so setting to Confirmed.
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mplayer version 2:1.0~rc4~try1.dsfg1-1ubuntu1.
My screen is 1920x1080 but the video is considerably smaller at 1280x724
(yes, not 720; it's from BBC's iPlayer). I want to play it fullscreen,
so all of the normal desktop furniture is hidden, but I do *not* want
the video
Also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen%27s_Birthday.
** Changed in: bsdmainutils (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Title:
the birthday
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Title:
cal -m doesn't work anymore
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I think the title of this bug is misleading. cal's -m option has become
ncal's -M, that fine. But ncal's -S option compared to -M prints the
dates in the same place but shifts the days of the week labels; as mrq1
wrote that CANT be correct.
To show the problem, just do ncal -M; ncal -S and
Ubuntu 10.10, firefox 3.6.16+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.10.10.1, turn off
status and toolbars are before. A window with a single tab has just the
menubar and then the web page immediately below. Full screen that with
F11. The web page initially fills the screen but then slightly later
it's
10.04 here too. /etc/motd didn't update after the 19th's updates and
then when it did it has two copies, with the old being stale and coming
from /etc/motd.tail. What puts the current motd into motd.tail?
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Congrats on the quick release of a fix. When it's time for us to update
and dist-upgrade to get our hands on it can someone add a note to this
bug. Thanks.
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Got another email this morning. Here's the relevant lines from
/var/log/syslog showing the overlap between the first anacron and the
second started by cron.
Apr 16 07:29:40 orac cron[1097]: (CRON) INFO (pidfile fd = 3)
Apr 16 07:29:40 orac anacron[]: Anacron 2.3 started on
Having had time to work around it, fp isn't None, but fp._sock is.
Changing line 5198 to
if fp and fp._sock: fp.close()
lets the program continue to apparently successful conclusion. I don't
suggest this as the proper fix though. Without the work around,
ipcheck.dat doesn't contain useful
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ipcheck
ipcheck version 0.233-1 gives
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/sbin/ipcheck, line 5518, in module
_main(sys.argv)
File /usr/sbin/ipcheck, line 5198, in _main
fp.close()
File
Just had another occurrence. Again, local time is 07:30:01.
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I think I get this email if I boot within roughly a couple of hours (due
to my longer /etc/anacrontab delays) of 07:30 local time. Perhaps an
anacron from boot time is sleeping for those delays and meanwhile, at
07:30, cron attempts to `start -q anacron', causing noise and the email.
Others could
I've also just received a similar email from cron.
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Well, it's two and a half years later, I've upgraded from 8.04 to 10.10,
and Firefox 3 still has this JPEG display regression compared to Firefox
2 back then. The sample image I provided back then still displays
terrible banding on this 16bpp display, as can be seen in the
differences between
** Changed in: bash-completion (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/663111
Title:
bash_completion script errors: undefined variables, failed GLOB
Trivial to reproduce. I've just upgraded from 8.04 - 10.04 - 10.10
and it seems bash_completion has been re-enabled for me somewhere along
the line. Because I have failglob set Tab filename completion is
broken.
$ shopt -u failglob
$ ls /nonexistant^C
$ shopt -s failglob
$ ls
Hi Petri, Are you saying removing the comma fixed your problem?
/etc/nsswitch.conf exists now to determine the resolver's order, see
nsswitch.conf(5).
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