This is still broken on an up-to-date Jaunty system.
These work:
ldaps://server/
ldaps://server:636
This doesn't:
ldaps://server
This is *remarkably* annoying!!!
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uri ldaps://host requires trailing '/' to work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/165108
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This is still broken on an up-to-date Jaunty system.
These work:
ldaps://server/
ldaps://server:636
This doesn't:
ldaps://server
This is *remarkably* annoying!!!
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uri ldaps://host requires trailing '/' to work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/165108
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With Jaunty final and LyX 1.6.2, the problem is still there. I think all
you need to do is add
Application;
to the /usr/share/applications/lyx.desktop file on the
Categories=Office;WordProcessor;Qt;
line. Doing so fixed the problem for me.
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installing lyx does not create gnome menu entry
Attached is the log from when it happened today. For the first time it
actually happened while I was working and not while the machine was just
sitting idly. Amarok was playing and I'd get about half a second of
audio every five seconds or so. It was odd.
As you can see from the attachment, it
This is still a problem in Feisty, but has been fixed in the Debian
installer. I was just able to create RAID volumes using the Debian net
install CD, but can't with any of the Feisty install CDs--desktop,
server, or alternate.
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No RAID AutoDetect support during partitioning on powerpc
I have the same problem on a POWERBOOK G4 WITH THE POWERPC VERSION OF
FEISTY.
Sorry. I had to all caps that. My DVD drive is listed as a Matshita
DVD-R UJ-816.
It's not limited to Samsung drives, or HP machines, or even i386 or
amd64 kernels.
And it happens even when there's nothing in the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: python-reportlab
Because of a missing entry in setup.py, the reportlab.graphics.barcode
package doesn't get installed. The problem has been fixed in reportlab's
downloadable stuff, but persists in this package.
** Affects: python-reportlab (Ubuntu)
Actually, it turns out that it has been fixed in subversion, but the
most recent release download has the bug.
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reportlab.graphics.barcode doesn't get installed
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/115624
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Bugs, which is the bug
The only change necessary seems to be to add to setup.py
'reportlab.graphics.barcode'
between
'reportlab.extensions' and
'reportlab.graphics.charts'
At least that worked for me when I downloaded the 2.0 package. I don't know if
that fixes the package problem, though.
(Sorry I don't know how
