Can confirm this is present on Ubuntu 12.04 with gedit version
3.4.1-0ubuntu1.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/867923
Title:
gedit refuses to save file when backup cannot be created.
Would be great to see this fixed, although it's possible to workaround
the issue by getting your own copy of netbeans.import from one of the
official netbeans packages.
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This bug also seems to affect the drop-down menus when clicking any of
these options, in that the menu background is solid grey and has no
border/outline. I would post a screenshot, but print screen doesn't work
when the menu is selected...
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Could this not be repackaged? The files included in this package are
useful for many more cases than just those using apache. It's
frustrating having to either manually remove the apache2 dependency or
install the included files by hand. Both of these methods also inhibit
the package from being
The missing errors are specifically php centric (e.g. PHP Fatal error:
Call to undefined function). Nginx's standard HTTP errors are logged as
normal (such as 404 not found).
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The missing errors are specifically php centric (e.g. PHP Fatal error:
Call to undefined function). Nginx's standard HTTP errors are logged as
normal (such as 404 not found).
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Public bug reported:
Since updating Ubuntu to 12.04, the included php version contains a bug
that causes errors to not be sent upstream to the web server. This error
is a regression from the version supplied with Ubuntu 11.10
(5.3.6-13ubuntu3.7 0).
Using php5-fpm version: 5.3.10-1ubuntu3.1
This
Public bug reported:
Since updating Ubuntu to 12.04, the included php version contains a bug
that causes errors to not be sent upstream to the web server. This error
is a regression from the version supplied with Ubuntu 11.10
(5.3.6-13ubuntu3.7 0).
Using php5-fpm version: 5.3.10-1ubuntu3.1
This
I'm also experiencing this bug on 10.04 32-bit. Recieving similar errors
to previously stated. Strangely, the error occurs only some of the time.
It worked first time on an xvid .avi, but a second try on the same file
produced the error and the frozen progress bar.
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