same problems here, Dell Mini 9 running from Live CD (from USB device)
with persistent storage.
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exit status 1
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/572339
Hi
I can't easily try out the latest kernels since they mandate PAE which
this system doesn't have.
I've not found the bandwidth to download the ISO but I guess that will
be the same situation.
I've looked at the equivalent file in the main kernel head and see that
this change fixes the
I can confirm that after applying that change to the current 12.04
kernel (3.2.0-58.88) the microphone on the webcam works as expected, and
the set volume quirk for QuickCam E3500 message appears in dmesg from
the kernel.
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Public bug reported:
Having problems getting microphone working on Logitech E3500 webcam.
It's worked before but I can't say when.
I noticed messages from snd-usb-audio relating to Unlikely big volume
range which at first glance at the code in sound/usb/mixer.c in
volume_control_quirks shouldn't
I have just tried and failed to recreate the issue, with the same
document that previously caused trouble. I've tried setting the same
print quality settings as before.
Sometimes (~10% of the time) when printing (from LibreOffice as before),
I get a pop up saying Could not start printer. Please
Public bug reported:
Printing to networked cups printer via smb is not working. Printer is
an Epson Stylus Color 660.
Printer was originally configured as ipp but that was not working due to
an older version of cups at the far end, so switched to smb as a
workaround.
Printing the openoffice
fd's open for mentioned processes:
root@netbook:/var/log/cups# ls -l /proc/{4567,4568,4569,4570}/fd
/proc/4567/fd:
total 0
lr-x-- 1 lp lp 64 May 10 21:18 0 - pipe:[51143]
l-wx-- 1 lp lp 64 May 10 21:18 1 - pipe:[51902]
l-wx-- 1 lp lp 64 May 10 21:18 2 - pipe:[51898]
lr-x-- 1 lp lp
(gdb) attach 4570
Attaching to process 4570
warning: process 4570 is a zombie - the process has already terminated
ptrace: Operation not permitted.
(gdb) attach 4569
Attaching to process 4569
...
(gdb) bt
#0 0xb771c424 in __kernel_vsyscall ()
#1 0xb74af713 in __read_nocancel () at
Updated cups error log.
** Attachment added: Updated cups error log
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/1318244/+attachment/4109513/+files/error_log
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Public bug reported:
Observed on 16.04 to 20.04
xdg-email no longer actions "-attach filename" arguments when running
thunderbird following recent security fixes to protect against malicious use
from browser ( https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2020-27748 and
This is different to the old bug. Prior to the recent change to xdg-
email, simple scan "send by email" was working fine.
I think that the problem is because xdg-email assembles command line
arguments such as -attach to form a mailto: URL and passes that to
run_thunderbird, which recently got
I don't have an 18.04 to test but 20.04 is OK with Thunderbird again.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1909941
Title:
xdg-email changes break simple-scan email functionality
To manage
@dikiy-evrej I don't think that the recent change was in Thunderbird.
The recent change here was to drop the attach= parameter from the mailto
URL passed to Thunderbird, so that if you click a malicious mailto link
in e.g. Chrome, it can't trick you into sending arbitrary files.
Problem was that
Have verified that on 16.04, simple-scan to email now works again
following the reversion of the original fix.
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Title:
xdg-email changes break
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