That solution does not work for me (Ubuntu Gnome 16.10), in fact
dumpkeys still prints the old mappings. Besides, the solution is
supposed to be temporary, meaning it does not persist across reboots.
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I changed my own password on the Gnome User Accounts applet. After
reboot, I could not access my home directory. It turns out the ecryptfs
passphrase was still wrapped with the *old* password.
Workaround: in single user mode, I used ecryptfs command to rewrap the
passphrase.
I fully agree.
On 03/27/2012 02:43 PM, DarkRedman wrote:
It's risky I think it mustn't be enabled by default but it could be
great to put a checkbox to activate it in a GUFW wizard (eg.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/gui-ufw/+bug/808902)
What do you think about ?
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Still happens on Oneiric.
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Title:
Pound unable to start after reboot - Cannot create path for
poundctl.socket
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gufw by default does not allow Nautilus to see Windows shares (seen on a
home network, Windows is a non-domain Win7 machine). This is widely
reported, see https://answers.launchpad.net/gui-ufw/+question/72444. I
think the default policy should allow it, but even with the
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Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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ec2-describe-group does not print
Fixed indeed in Oneiric. Note however that I still have a server running
Natty, with the Ubuntu packages. And there I'm seeing:
$ ec2-version
1.3-57419 2010-08-31
$ ec2-describe-group default-https
GROUP acct id default-HTTPS The main access is through HTTPS
But no group ID on the
No, this is the Hebrew Lyx keyboard layout, not the Lyx editor. Sorry.
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Hebrew Lyx keyboard: missing the Rafe symbol
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Title:
ec2-describe-group does not print group ID
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Fixed indeed in Oneiric. Note however that I still have a server running
Natty, with the Ubuntu packages. And there I'm seeing:
$ ec2-version
1.3-57419 2010-08-31
$ ec2-describe-group default-https
GROUP acct id default-HTTPS The main access is through HTTPS
But no group ID on the
Public bug reported:
The Lyx keyboard layout is very convenient, but would become even more
useful for partially-punctuated text if the Rafe symbol (a thin
horizontal line on top of the letter) were added. This symbol is also
essential for Yiddish text. See e.g.
I implemented the workaround in #71 and things were better at first
(thanks Luca!). But today, after a suspend/resume, Writer went Boom as
soon as I touched it. (I was using a feature - Track Changes - for the
first time, which may have something to do with it). So as far as I'm
concerned this is
Public bug reported:
The line:
unable to write 'random state'
in one of the examples is actually an error message, indicating that the file
~/.rnd cannot be written. This is correct output:
Generating RSA private key, 1024 bit long modulus
..++
...++
e is
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API doc gives this example:
PROMPT ec2-describe-group StandardGroup
GROUP sg-1974436d StandardGroup A standard EC2 group
PERMISSION StandardGroup ALLOWS tcp 80 80
FROMCIDR102.11.43.32/32 ingress
Middle-clicking is impractical with netbooks, and this functionality is
important enough for simple users that it should be provided by the
base launcher, with no need to tweak desktop files or search for the app
from the Dash. Docky does have it, by the way.
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A few months later: was the back-ported package ever released for Lucid?
I cannot find it at http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid-
backports/allpackages
Thanks,
Yaron
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A few months later: was the back-ported package ever released for Lucid?
I cannot find it at http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid-
backports/allpackages
Thanks,
Yaron
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Binary package hint: imagination
Installed the .deb file earlier (and ignored the message that mentioned
a more recent version, because it was supposedly Fedora-only). This
failure probably comes from an automatic update by the PPA.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease:
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