For anyone else looking for a DBus browser -- try d-feet, which is
already in the repository.
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Title:
[needs-packaging] DBus-Inspector
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I have the exact same problem.
Shot in the dark: GDM settings are now hidden away in the gdm user's
gconf settings (grumble grumble). Maybe NetworkManager looks in root's
keyring for system-connection passwords?
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Password doesn't get saved in system-wide pptp connection
Success! Well, a solid workaround, at least.
In /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/MyVPN, manually append:
[vpn-secrets]
password=blah
Alexander Sack says it sounds like a policy-kit bug.
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Password doesn't get saved in system-wide pptp connection
Workaround from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1305081 -- in
/usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.freedesktop.devicekit.power.policy, find
the
allow_activeyes/allow_active
lines, and change the yes to no. Save the file and reboot. (Yes, you
do have to edit the file -- the pre-Karmic
njh -- Agreed.
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update-manager is hard to find when it autoappears
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/420625
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I find this annoying, too. It used to be that an icon would appear in
the Notification Area, and clicking that icon would bring up the Update
Manager window on your current workspace. I liked that way better.
My workaround is to right-click the pulsing [Update Manager] button in
the window list,
From http://linuxowns.wordpress.com/2009/04/28/fixing-some-
ubuntu-904-annoyances/
1. Run gconf-editor.
2. Navigate to “apps - update-notifier” and untag the box next to
“auto-launch”.
Puts the icon back in the Notification Area. Yay!
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This is causing me problems as well.
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VPN connections overwrite any MTU set on the interface
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/91672
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I am having the same problem with mplayer 2:1.0~rc1-0ubuntu9.1. The
-0ubuntu9.0 package (which I was using until yesterday) worked fine.
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mplayer quits abruptly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/120121
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Sorry for the long silence. Since this is a destructive problem, I have
to shuffle hard disks around before reproducing it, so it got put on the
back burner.
The following info is with Feisty beta (not Edgy), but the problem still
occurs, just like on Edgy.
$ uname -a
Linux sleeper
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/7244838/lspci-vvn
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suspend corrupted my hard-disk (VERY BAD)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/68490
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The bugs mentioned above should link to bugs.freedesktop.org rather than
launchpad:
#5795: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5795
#6635: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6635
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Intel i965 doesn't have an appropriate driver
https://launchpad.net/bugs/80611
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In /etc/default/acpi-support, there's an option to use S1 sleep
(standby) instead of S3 (suspend to ram). S3 was the culprit for me;
S1 works fine.
What motherboard/chipset/etc. did you encounter the problem on?
(The machine that gave me trouble is an IBM with two dual-core Opterons.
I don't
Same thing happens with the i386 install and generic kernel. Will try
the i386 kernel.
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Left something out. What I should have said was:
Same thing happens with the i386 install and generic kernel, and with no
RAID.
Will try the i386 kernel.
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Same problem with the i386 kernel. So it's not RAID, or SMP, or 64-bit.
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My attempts to disable this feature have thus far been thwarted:
* The gnome-session package depends on the acpi packages that do the
suspend/hibernate stuff. So I can't uninstall those without some pain.
* I tried booting with acpi=off ... but the kernel can't handle it.
It appears to
Ignore my last post. What I'm looking for is in /etc/default/acpi-
support.
Sorry for the ignorant tirade; this whole thing has me pretty grumpy.
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Public bug reported:
There's a key on my keyboard with a crescent-moon picture that, by
default on Edgy, makes my system suspend to RAM. I tried it for the
first time yesterday.
After suspending this way, my machine appeared to resume normally.
However, the subsequent reboot failed, dumping me
I figured I would try suspend again now, since I have a fresh backup of
my data (at least, as much as was recoverable after last time). Same
thing happened:
* When I push the crescent-moon button, the screen fades to black,
then the machine seems to turn off (power LED goes from steady-on to
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