Uploaded. Thanks to Gloubiboulga :)
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Status: In Progress = Fix Released
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from here also thanks. ;)
both Adri2000 and Gloubiboulga
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Kamion gave his ack (on #ubuntu-devel):
Kamion Adri2000: your patch is fine; please get a member of ubuntu-core-dev
to upload ASAP
I will try to get it uploaded tomorrow.
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There's only one week until Ubuntu 6.10 release, but the problem still
exists! Please, fix the bug, or it wont let many people to get to the
Internet, which is the necessary condition to be able to use Ubuntu!
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The easiest fix for this annoying problem is to sync from Debian.
From pppoeconf 1.11 changelog : remove broken support of zenity.
Ubuntu change in 1.10 imported : Import patch from Ubuntu (1.10ubuntu2
version).
The problem is that pppoeconf 1.12 (the latest in Debian) doesn't build in an
edgy
Sorry, I didn't read an important word in the error message : ignored. In
fact it builds fine, no problem.
Anyway, it seems not possible to upload pppoeconf 1.12 at this point of the
development cycle, because of the number of changes.
I will try to create a patch to remove zenity support and
Here is the debdiff, I will also attach the .deb.
Please test the .deb and confirm it fixes the bug, then someone will hopefully
upload it.
** Attachment added: pppoeconf_1.10ubuntu3.debdiff
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4921195/pppoeconf_1.10ubuntu3.debdiff
** Changed in: pppoeconf
** Attachment added: pppoeconf_1.10ubuntu3_all.deb
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4921196/pppoeconf_1.10ubuntu3_all.deb
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Adri2000, yes of course your patch fixed this.
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The Cancel-button is not supposed to cancel the script. It just means
that the question posed in the dialog is answered negatively. I.e.
instead of Cancel the button really should read No.
The problem with zenity (gdialog is just a wrapper script) is that there
is no way to achieve that. So the
I've used the GUI version on Elive 0.5 and it works. May be back to ncurses
is a good solution at the moment.
On 10/19/06, Felix Braun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Cancel-button is not supposed to cancel the script. It just means
that the question posed in the dialog is answered negatively.
Debian removed the zenity option and did not replace it with something
else:
# IMPORTANT: Do not use gdialog unless it has been fixed!
DIALOG=whiptail
# Set up (X)dialog - added by Fabian Franz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
XDIALOG_HIGH_DIALOG_COMPAT=1
export XDIALOG_HIGH_DIALOG_COMPAT
if [ -n $DISPLAY ] [
Same problem here.
$ sudo pppoeconf
This option is not available. Please see --help for all possible usages.
$ sudo pppoeconf --help
This option is not available. Please see --help for all possible usages.
Edgy Eft Beta (18.10.2006)
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Yeah, that's exactly the problem to me. Hope you guys can fix soon.
On 10/18/06, Andre Noel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Same problem here.
$ sudo pppoeconf
This option is not available. Please see --help for all possible usages.
$ sudo pppoeconf --help
This option is not available. Please
Felix, there is a problem with gdialog which your patch from comment #15
enables. I am able to configure everything when using gdialog, but there
is no way to cancel it. Pressing 'cancel', or escape, nothing helps. I
would just disable the GUI dialog completly. But this is someone's else
decision.
Mabe this is too late to help but I had the same problem. My fix was to
launch Synaptic Package Manager and do a search for Zenity. When I found
the package had been installed I marked it for removal. After that i
could open terminal and sudo pppoeconf, entered my password and it
configured my DSL
I never got the message but I did upgrade from the 3 update to what ever
updates existed. After doing this I can not connect to the internet
even with the sudo ifup eth0. It is quite annoying to not be able to
get on the internet. Like some one else I can get on using OS 10.4.8 so
I know the
** Bug 63219 has been marked a duplicate of this bug
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** Bug 60230 has been marked a duplicate of this bug
** Bug 62252 has been marked a duplicate of this bug
** Changed in: pppoeconf (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged = High
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This patch fixes pppoeconf. To apply it, download and call:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sudo patch pppoeconf-fix-zenity.patch
** Attachment added: patch that fixes the problem
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4393075/pppoeconf-fix-zenity.patch
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Hi, I just got back from 2 weeks away to find that we're up to Knot 3 but this
issue still isn't fixed -- is anybody listening or not? This bug is serious --
it prevents internet connection!
-- Mike.
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I notice that bug 60230 has been filed, which is really the same as this one,
but the message gives more specific detail about the underlying cause.
Therefore I won't touch the bug reports myself but just note this here for
those following this one.
-- Mike.
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Hi again -- well I now find I CAN connect to the internet -- I was still
getting the message I detailed on the 4th, but when I tried ping it worked, and
going into Firefox and looking up a site it Just Worked. The only thing I did
was
sudo ifup eth0
so maybe that was the key to it.
Firefox
I had this problem with Ubuntu Edgy - Knot 3.
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I had the same error; I include an image...
This package is very important for people that only have an ADSL
connection. Now I haven't internet connection...
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I have installed Edgy Eft Knot2 alternate cd on my iBook G4 and found
the same bug. According to Andreas Simon's opinion, I commented line
22,23,24 which makes pppoeconf work now.
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I had the same problem others experienced with pppoe with desktop edgy
knot2 cd.
($ sudo pppoeconf
This option is not available. Please see --help for all possible usages.)
After that i installed knot2 with the alternate cd and pppoeconf ran
really smooth. In fact i think it´s even better then
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