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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334374
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I see that cups-driver-gutenprint has been moved to desktop-recommends-*
in xubuntu-meta, but what about cups (the server component) itself?
The whole point of this bug report is to get away from installing the
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/302272
You
Good timing, I've been hacking on apt-cacher today. I'm afraid I can't
reproduce this bug. It's possible that this was fixed in 1.6.8.
Would you feel up to building a new apt-cacher package from source, and
giving it a go? The .dsc and .diff.gz files are available from
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Binary package hint: sng
This concerns sng 1.0.2-5 in Ubuntu Jaunty.
$ sng foo.png
RGB database /etc/X11/rgb.txt is missing.
$ cat foo.sng
#SNG: from foo.png
IHDR {
width: 100; height: 100; bitdepth: 1;
using color palette;
}
gAMA {0.45455}
(Note that the .sng
Bug has been observed in the Arora Web browser (package arora). It's
not a VirtualBox issue, it's a Qt4 issue.
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Argh, it was supposed to be the original bug against virtualbox-ose that
was invalid _
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Strike my prior comment about no other GUI application. The Arora Web
browser is based on Qt4, and exhibits the same sort of cursor-glitching
as seen in VirtualBox. I'm attaching a screenshot with a typical
example.
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Revisiting this problem again, I'm now seeing the same error as in the
Debian bug report:
(This is with apt 0.7.20.2ubuntu6 and apt-cacher 1.6.8)
8
# apt-get update
Hit http://ubuntu.apt-cacher.local jaunty Release.gpg
Ign http://ubuntu.apt-cacher.local jaunty/main
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Binary package hint: cron
This concerns cron 3.0pl1-104+ubuntu5 in Intrepid.
/etc/cron.d/blah:
SHELL = /bin/sh
@reboot roota=/tmp/cron1.out; echo foo $a
@reboot roottrue; a=/tmp/cron2.out; echo foo $a
For some reason---when the
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Binary package hint: nedit
This concerns nedit 1:5.5-2ubuntu3 in Intrepid.
I open Nedit, hit Ctrl+O to open a new file, click on a filename in the
horrid Motif Open File dialog, and press OK. Instead of opening the
new file, an error window pops up over the dialog: Please
At the time, I was using Breezy.
Xmbdfed has since been superseded by gbdfed, however, so this bug report
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Mathieu, thank you for the detailed explanation. Automatic editing of
/etc/hosts always struck me as a dicey proposition, and I'm glad to hear
it got axed.
For those users/admins who do want /etc/hosts to be updated with DHCP
info, it may be worthwhile to provide an example of such a
Actually, lightdm-gtk-greeter. This is in conjunction with Openbox, so
no unity-greeter.
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with lightdm as its source, so back to the latter it went)
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Title:
Empty
Thanks, I missed this in reviewing the code.
Could you add a clarification in the sample lightdm.conf that options
are allowed, and that [the standard X.org] server options are appended
to this command? It's easy to read xserver-command as specifying either
just the server program name/path, or
Could you allow a means for the config file to specify both a color and
an image file? That way, if both are given, then the color can be set
whether or not the image is available---in other words, the color
setting serves as a fallback.
For example,
background=#44
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Saw this while installing a slew of X11 packages:
[...]
Setting up libgtk-3-0 (3.2.0-0ubuntu4) ...
Setting up libgtk-3-bin (3.2.0-0ubuntu4) ...
Setting up librsvg2-common (2.34.1-2) ...
/var/lib/dpkg/info/librsvg2-common:i386.postinst: 15: cannot create
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I have LightDM 1.0.6-0ubuntu1.2 installed on a minimal Oneiric system.
There is a /etc/lightdm/lightdm-gtk-greeter-ubuntu.conf file, containing
the following:
[greeter]
background=/usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.png
The named background file does not
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I am using LightDM 1.0.6-0ubuntu1.2 on a minimal Oneiric graphical
system.
The menu under the power-symbol button at the top-right corner of the
greeter screen comes up empty when I click it. There are no
Restart/Shutdown/Suspend/Hibernate/etc. items under there, none at
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sakura crashed with SIGSEGV in _start()
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I am using LightDM 1.0.6-0ubuntu1.2 on Oneiric.
I would like to pass the -logdir /path/to/file option to the X server.
In the old days, I would edit a file like /etc/X11/Xserver and add the
option in there. LightDM, however, constructs the X server invocation in
C code,
Technically, the 64MB-too-small bug is #785394, but whatever it takes to
get this done!
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I have a Toshiba laptop (Satellite A65) with a built-in Ethernet
adapter, running Ubuntu Oneiric with the stock kernel 3.0.0-16.28. After
some time in operation, while the system is in use, the network
connection stops working and I find the following in /var/log/syslog:
Feb
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This is a minimal install running off a CompactFlash card, so I actually
don't have the apport-collect command. I can provide any telemetry that
is needed manually, however.
(Note that I've encountered this same error previously with a stock
install, so the bug is clearly independent of the
This bug is present in the Oneiric desktop release CDs. The live desktop
environment (including Firefox) is broken because of this.
We need a fix on this *a month ago*.
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Hi Mark,
I tried your fix. I think you may need to add -g ganglia to your new
useradd(8) invocation, as otherwise I still get a useradd: group
ganglia exists - if you want to add this user to that group, use -g
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Martin, this does not appear to be a dupe of bug #356101.
Apport is telling me, foo: installed version 2, latest version: 1. I
have installed packages *newer* than what Apport thinks are the latest
versions,
I believe the ganglia group already existed from a previous install
attempt when I tried your fix, so that may be what had useradd(8) in a
twist.
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These are all normal Ubuntu packages. There are no custom/newer/manual
packages involved here.
My point is, Apport thinks that the current version is N, when I have
N+1 installed from an official Ubuntu mirror via apt-get (and
packages.ubuntu.com indicates N+1 is current). For whatever reason,
In 11.10, I'm no longer seeing usb-creator remount previously-removed
disks on startup.
I can't speak to the Nautilus behavior described in this bug, however,
as I've never observed it myself.
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I'd like to see this too. It's a bit silly to require an .iso file
matching the running system when the very same files are available under
/cdrom. (Keep the option to install different versions of Ubuntu, of
course, and do require an .iso file then.)
Usb-creator should probably verify MD5 sums
Jim, I agree that having grub switch the VT rather than the program
needing same is rather cart-before-horse-ish. It does have the advantage
of happening very early in the boot process, however (even before the
kernel/initrd are loaded), and I suspect the rationale for doing things
this way is
Thank you Christopher, please see comment #3.
I will attempt to test this issue with a mainline kernel when the
opportunity arises.
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Confirmed this issue with the 3.2.13-030213-generic mainline kernel.
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I have a Toshiba laptop (Satellite A65) with a built-in Ethernet
adapter, running Ubuntu Oneiric with the stock kernel 3.0.0-16.28. After
some time in operation,
Attached is the system's complete syslog, from bootup to NIC failure.
(Note that the Apport-collected info is from the mainline kernel running
with nosmp, as the failure happens early on, and of course once that's
happened the system cannot contact Launchpad.)
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ElTomoLoco, could you look in your /var/log/syslog file when this
problem occurs?
I've run into what is likely the same bug, and it appears to be
associated with USB glitches that cause my keyboard to become
temporarily disconnected and then re-detected. A typical cycle of this
appears as the
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Status: Confirmed = Invalid
** Summary changed:
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chromium-browser
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I see dead windows.
It's not just Openbox. I'm running Xubuntu (i.e. Xfce4) on Oneiric with
chromium-browser 15.0.874.106~r107270-0ubuntu0.11.10.1.
The ghost windows clearly belong to Chromium, as running
xwininfo(1)/xprop(1) on them will indicate. (I'm attaching a copy of the
output of
I've dug into this with a debugger and Valgrind, and found the problem.
It's a buffer overrun.
In audio_alsa.c, the play() function calls audio_pcm() with a len
argument of 1152. At 8 bytes per sample, this would fill up a buffer of
9216 bytes. But the buffer buf (a static variable in this same
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Hi Martin,
This is likely the same crash I've run into. Have a look at my report
for bug #903526.
As there is more information there for a developer to go on, I'll mark
this bug as a duplicate of that one.
** Summary changed:
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contacted: D-BUS error: Unable to store a value at key
'/apps/gnome-settings/meld/history-fileentry', as the configuration server has
no writable databases. There are some common causes of this
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Well, nuts, perhaps I should have actually *listened* to the program
running with my patch rather than doing all the work remotely :-]
Revised patch is attached. Not only does this get rid of the
static/stuttering caused by the first one, this one can now handle any
of the different sample
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Rookie programming error in xkb-util.c. The attached patch (against git
master) fixes it for me. Will forward to the upstream.
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The logic is already written with the intent of failing silently if
anacron is already running; that's what the || : bit is for. Anacron
can be started from multiple places (various cron entries and pm-utils),
so it has to address the possibility of collisions from two instances
starting at
That's a point, but AFAICS --quiet means that start(8) doesn't print the
blah start/running message that it would normally give. Error messages
are unaffected.
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Johannes, --quiet is only applicable to start(8), not to anacron. The
solutions you're proposing are feature requests; please post a separate
bug report for those.
I agree that having some way of being notified about hung jobs would be
nice, but that's beyond the scope of this bug report.
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This is needed pretty badly. It's already standard behavior on other
desktops to automagically enable a tray icon indicating the current
layout if multiple layouts are loaded (or at least provide the option to
enable such an icon in the same dialog where the layouts are
configured). As it is,
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This concerns rsyslog 5.8.1-1ubuntu2 in Ubuntu Oneiric.
I'm looking at /var/log/syslog on this system, and the file contains
entries that are chronologically out of order. The timestamps seem to
leap forward by five hours, then back by five hours, with no hint as to
why.
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This concerns lightdm 1.0.6-0ubuntu1.2 in Ubuntu Oneiric.
I am using LightDM as part of a stock Xubuntu install. The High
Contrast style option (in the menu activated by clicking the second-
from-the-right icon in the top-right corner) works, but Large Font
does not.
**
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This concerns lightdm 1.0.6-0ubuntu1.2 in Ubuntu Oneiric.
I am using LightDM as part of a stock Xubuntu install. The Restart and
Shutdown actions from the icon at the top-right corner do nothing. (I
have not tested Suspend and Hibernate.)
No useful information appears to be
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- Stroke... on DejaVuSans.sfd
+ It didn't like when I did Element - Expand Stroke... on
+ DejaVuSans.sfd
ProblemType: Crash
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: fontforge 0.0.20110222-1ubuntu1
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glcells assert failure: glcells: ../../intel/intel_bufmgr_gem.c:1361:
do_bo_emit_reloc: Assertion
Excellent! Thank you, Louis, for getting this in.
Just one nit---that should read ... so that if makedumpfile is
*dynamically* linked, we get ...
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The following change should address this bug:
--- /etc/cron.d/anacron.orig2010-06-20 04:11:29.0 -0400
+++ /etc/cron.d/anacron 2012-01-06 18:03:48.0 -0500
@@ -4,4 +4,4 @@
PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
#30 7* * * root test -x
Anacron is hanging only because apt is hanging, however---that's a bug
in the latter, not the former. All anacron is doing wrong is causing the
e-mail to be sent.
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remmina assert failure: *** glibc detected *** remmina: realloc():
invalid old size:
Okay, I tried Ubuntu's packaging of OpenSSH (version 1:5.8p1-7ubuntu1)
with your patch, and it powered through everything. Here is a list of
all the error messages I received:
A.B.C.D: Connection closed by remote host
Connection closed by A.B.C.D
Connection to A.B.C.D timed out while waiting to
(In reply to comment #41)
The number of ways that key access can be terminated keeps increasing,
doesn't it?
I hope it won't be necessary to enumerate them all before this bug can
be closed!
My oops. I have had my focus redirected to other projects and,
besides, I'm very lazy (;-}).
I use Dvorak, and this has been an annoyance for me as well. I recently
learned about GRUB's newly-added support for non-QWERTY keymaps, and
have put together a drop-in solution for Ubuntu users.
Place the attached script in /etc/grub.d/, and run update-grub. It
will use your system-wide keyboard
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Okay, I've done a bit of digging on this using a debug build.
The problem is in the very first line of BackendImpl::MatchEntry():
Addr address(data_-table[hash mask_]);
data_-table[] is a memory-mapped array, backed by the file
~/.cache/chromium/Default/Cache/index (in my case). When my
I agree that having the cache on a network filesystem is not ideal, but
that should be a performance issue, not a crash issue. I know about
XDG_CACHE_HOME et al., it's just that that's no better a solution than
--disk-cache-dir.
As it is, my experience has been that very, very few applications
Just wanted to confirm that modifying the password stack's pam_krb5 line
to [success=N default=ignore] does yield the desired behavior
(Kerberos password changed successfully while ignoring the disabled Unix
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This appears to be collateral damage from the transition to multiarch.
The new flashplugin-downloader package and nspluginviewer are
i386-only... but both should be installable on amd64 thanks to
multiarch... but for some reason, they are not.
Could this be an APT configuration issue? Do you need
I installed Oneiric from a netboot .iso dated 2011-09-06, and the
install was not multiarch-enabled as Steve describes.
That said, I've confirmed that doing
echo foreign-architecture i386 /etc/dpkg/dpkg.cfg.d/multiarch
as he describes, and running apt-get update, then makes it possible to
I'm on Natty now, and I'm not currently seeing this behavior. This is
likely due to the fact that there is no newer release available yet,
however, so check-new-release-gtk is not yet active.
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RedSingularity, please note that this error (as far as I'm aware) only
occurs when the home directory is being served from AFS. This scenario
breaks common assumptions held by many programs (that the homedir is
always accessible/writable) and is thus more likely than not the
ultimate cause of this
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remmina assert failure: *** glibc detected *** remmina: realloc():
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glmark2-es2 crashed with SIGSEGV in __libc_start_main()
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Confirmed here too. The libpoppler13 version 0.16.7-2ubuntu1 package
(current version in Oneiric) installs cleanly on Natty, and allows Xpdf
to run without segfaults.
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chromium-browser crashed with signal 7
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I'm happy to report that apt-get install [kx]?ubuntu-desktop cups- now
works on Oneiric! Thanks to everyone who made this happen.
The below four packages are still in Depends:, and are probably not
useful in an installation lacking a local printer, but they have a
smaller footprint:
Thomas,
In the dma.h header you've cited, I see that the MAX_DMA32_PFN
definition is commented thusly:
/* 4GB broken PCI/AGP hardware bus master zone */
#define MAX_DMA32_PFN ((4UL * 1024 * 1024 * 1024) PAGE_SHIFT)
Given that this value is intended for broken (PCI) hardware, and the
Yep, still doesn't work in Oneiric. The crash kernel can't boot due to
insufficient memory, kexec-tools still pulls in a dynamically-linked
makedumpfile(8)... has *anyone* worked on this at all?
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@Sudhakar,
I believe you'll need to regenerate the initrd with e.g. update-
initramfs -k all -u, so that the new makedumpfile binary is copied into
it.
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I've confirmed that this is good in Oneiric. Thank you, Scott and Steve.
I would suggest updating the comment in /etc/default/halt, currently
# Default behaviour of shutdown -h / halt. Set to halt or
poweroff.
so that it doesn't imply to affect the behavior of halt(8). (shutdown
-h is the
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This concerns apt-utils 0.8.16~exp5ubuntu13 in Oneiric, but may
potentially be an unattended-upgrades bug.
This morning, I received an unattended-updates log message in my work
mail. Curiously, Outlook Web Access did not display the log text, but
instead gave me a single
On the second patch: Why not drop the makedumpfile package dependency?
No need to install two binaries of the same program, especially when one
of them isn't even fit for purpose.
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Happened again this morning. My Web-mail client gave me the same empty
message with a single attachment containing the upgrade log; I've
attached the file here.
The common thread seems to be that this only occurs with large upgrades
---smaller upgrades don't take as much time to extract templates
lightdm rules, gdm(-2.20) drools
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Wrong path to X server in gdm.conf
Sure, the makedumpfile(8) program has other uses, but we're talking
about the dependencies of the linux-crashdump metapackage. There's
really only one usage context that's relevant for that.
I wouldn't suggest dropping the makedumpfile package altogether in favor
of makedumpfile-static, but
(In reply to comment #38)
I haven't seen this one before. The text you included indicates that
ssh-keyscan was processing a Protocol 2 key and it should be using the
modified code to do it. Is there any way that you could send me a
traceback when the failure occurs?
I'll do that, when I'm
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This concerns libpam-runtime 1.1.3-2ubuntu2.1 in Oneiric.
When you invoke pam-auth-update, the part at the top of the dialog
reserved for the title (usually Configuring package) is
conspicuously empty. There should be an appropriate string in this
space; perhaps Configuring
I see these error messages on installation of ca-certificates-java on a
new Oneiric install:
Setting up ca-certificates-java (20110912ubuntu3) ...
Adding debian:Comodo_AAA_Services_root.pem
Adding debian:TC_TrustCenter_Universal_CA_I.pem
Adding
Santiago,
It's already in the universe repository for Precise :-)
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zsnes fails to build on amd64
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Incidentally, now that we have multi-arch support, should installing
zsnes:i386 be considered a solution to this bug report?
If you invoke apt-get install zsnes on Oneiric, it will install
zsnes:i386 and all its dependencies.
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This bug is still present in Oneiric.
** Attachment added: /var/crash/vmcore.log file produced by kernel crash dump
on Oneiric
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kexec-tools/+bug/785425/+attachment/2582481/+files/vmcore.log
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This bug is still present in Oneiric. The 3.0.0-12-generic kernel, like
its predecessors, fails to crash dump with 64M and succeeds with 128M.
The failure mode with 64M is a bit less clear, however---something about
a bad IRQ.
** Attachment added: Boot and crash with 64M crashkernel reservation
Note that even with enough memory reserved, a crash dump is still not
produced due to bug #785425.
(Why won't Launchpad allow me to upload more than one attachment at a
time?)
** Attachment added: Boot and crash with 128M crashkernel reservation (works,
almost)
Public bug reported:
For the past few Ubuntu releases up to and including Oneiric, the
functionality ostensibly provided by installing the linux-crashdump
package is currently broken due to two significant bugs:
Bug #785394: Not enough memory reserved (if the system has 2GB RAM)
for the crash
Laying this one to rest. Thank you Mozilla dev team.
** Changed in: firefox (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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