It's neither a Ubuntu bug, nor a upstream one.
Instead it's entirely NI's fault: they're using an GPL-only symbol
(which IIRC always has been GPL-only!) in their proprietary kernel
driver. (the idea of binary-only kernel drivers alone is quite insane in
the first place).
The only serious fix is N
Just got hit by that bug (while trying to build git-remote-hg, which
calls asciidoc), even though that patch seems to be applied in current
release (on trusty -> libxml2 version 2.9.1+dfsg1-3ubuntu4.4)
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http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=406928
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Title:
chromium: missing "http://"; in URL bar on non-ssl http URLs
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Correction: the command is 'xclip -o'.
** Bug watch added: code.google.com/p/chromium/issues #406928
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=406928
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I'll repeat it again:
The problem occours when marking the text in the URL bar and pasting it
in somewhere else with middle-click.
To test it, just mark an http url in the URL bar and check the output of 'xsel
-o'. It will show exactly what was
previously marked in the text field, which the URL
d give me a hint where to find the responsible code
? I'd like to completely remove that misfeature, which is the root cause
here, in the source.
cu
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Public bug reported:
Version 34.0.1847.116 Ubuntu 14.04 aura (260972)
On http URLs (non-ssl), the url bar misses the "http://"; prefix.
This is especially ugly when copying URLs.
** Affects: chromium-browser (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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After some digging, I've found the packages in question in
/var/lib/aptitude/pkgstates - all with state 3.
Some some strange reason, aptitude recorded these packages there, even I never
installed
them directly. Could this somehow have happened on release-upgrade ?
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Public bug reported:
Aptitude automatically selects recommended packages.
Neither --without-recommends nor setting APT::Install-Recommends seem to
have any influence.
Reproduce:
* kick out packages which are just recommended (using apt-get)
* start aptitude
* press "g"
This behavious is observ
For me, it got even worse: couldn't even log in, the session simply
dropped and it jumped back to login screen.
So, I finally decided to make my hands dirty and had a look at the code.
The problem seemed to come from a utterly useless dbus call in
accounts.c. The attached patch removes that silly
Confirmed the issue.
Seems a very good example why the asynchronous nature of dbus is really a bad
idea when it comes to operations stability.
(the typical kind of problem which regularily brings ESB environments to fall).
My strong advise: do NOT use dbus at all, unless you're _absolutely_
sur
Sad. I that package right now :(
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Title:
Please remove mpatrol binaries and source from the archive
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I''ve packaged the fix for oneiric:
https://launchpad.net/~weigelt/+archive/container-redmine
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Title:
Cookie handling problems (w/ redmine)
To ma
Public bug reported:
The cookie handling in cgi.rb seems to be broken, so redmine crashes
(when driven via mongrel as webserver).
After some research I've found some hints to fix it, which works for me
now.
See attached patch.
** Affects: mongrel (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Sta
** Patch added: "mongrel-cookie.patch"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/901627/+attachment/2624377/+files/mongrel-cookie.patch
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