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Never mind, I've re-filed this bug using another instance of the same
crash. See bug #663308.
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I'm seeing this crash every two or three days on a Maverick i386 system.
Because unattended-upgrade is just a Python script, I believe this bug
is either in Python itself, or python-apt.
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Guess I'll have to do the backtrace myself:
Core was generated by `Xorg -nolisten tcp :0'.
Program terminated with signal 11, Segmentation fault.
#0 0x7f709e3772e1 in dixGetPrivateAddr (client=value optimized out,
draw=0x2c01550, front=0x2cc67e0, back=0x2cc7170,
Thanks for that, Gustavo. I would just add two things to your
instructions:
1. ulimit -c unlimited at some point, so that ulimit doesn't prevent a
core file from being generated;
2. Remember to specify the display, e.g. DISPLAY=:0 gnome-session :-)
Even with all that, if Apport is enabled, you
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I'd like to confirm that setting hostname=... in /etc/NetworkManager/nm-
system-settings.conf does not resolve the problem.
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Okay, we have a problem here.
I'm on Ubuntu Maverick, with libpam-krb5 4.2-1.
kerberosuser@host:~$ passwd
Current Kerberos password: **
passwd: Authentication token manipulation error
passwd: password unchanged
I'm using a pam-auth-update config that is identical to the
I sniffed around a bit more, and it looks like the debug output is going
to /var/log/auth.log. Here's what I see for the abortive password-change
attempt:
Feb 19 00:20:34 host passwd[9847]: pam_krb5(passwd:chauthtok):
pam_sm_chauthtok: entry (0x4000)
Feb 19 00:20:34 host passwd[9847]:
This used to work. What changed? Is pam_krb5 returning something
different on receiving the correct password? For whatever reason,
pam_unix never interfered with Kerberos password changes before. (Of
course, I can't take pam_unix out, since it's still needed for root
logins and local regular user
common-auth, first two lines:
auth[success=2 default=ignore] pam_krb5.so
auth[success=1 default=ignore] pam_unix.so nullok_secure
try_first_pass
common-password, first two lines:
passwordrequisite pam_krb5.so
password
Remember, however, I'm setting minimum_uid in krb5.conf (bug #369575).
Root password-changing works fine.
Steve, could you comment? I believe having pam_krb5!password in the
stack with [success=end] instead of requisite (as is the case in the
auth stack) would address this issue. Otherwise, I'm
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remmina assert failure: *** glibc detected *** remmina: realloc():
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I'm still seeing this with openssh-client 1:5.5p1-4ubuntu5. From a
makefile that invokes ssh-keyscan -v:
[...]
debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEX_DH_GEX_INIT sent
debug1: expecting SSH2_MSG_KEX_DH_GEX_REPLY
debug1: match: OpenSSH_3.6.1p2 pat OpenSSH_3.*
# A.B.C.D SSH-1.99-OpenSSH_3.6.1p2
debug1: Enabling
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Steve, can you comment on this? Kerberos password changing via the PAM
stack is currently broken, and we're trying to pinpoint where the blame
should go. (This looks like it might be the pam-auth-update config for
pam_krb5.)
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Okay, I've been testing Namoroka 3.6.13 versus 3.6.14pre (post-dating
this fix), and I'm afraid to say the results are less than conclusive.
* I get crashes with 3.6.13, although not as frequently as with Ubuntu's
3.6.13;
* I get crashes with 3.6.14pre, also not as frequently, though these are
It's not just symbol names (which were easily obtainable for the Ubuntu
build), but also the stack trace. In debugging the original bug, I got
to nsUrlClassifierDBServer only with a debug/unoptimized build; the
optimized build + debug symbols yielded nothing.
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@Mathieu: Changing the order of items in the plugins= line does appear
to allow the workaround you described to work, though not without some
problems. First, below are the relevant lines from my modified
/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf:
[main]
plugins=keyfile,ifupdown
I think this would need an explicit decision to de-support IE6, as far
as compressed JS is concerned. (I can't remember offhand which clients
couldn't handle compressed CSS; was it anything newer than Netscape 4?)
http://www.cforcoding.com/2009/05/supercharging-javascript-part-6.html
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Binary package hint: apache2.2-bin
Reporting this against version 2.2.16-1ubuntu3.1 in Maverick.
I have apache2 configured in the following way:
1. mod_rewrite is enabled;
2. AllowOverride All is set (on /var/www) to enable the use of
.htaccess files;
3. RewriteEngine On
Adding RewriteOptions inherit doesn't seem to have any effect, whether
in the Location section or the .htaccess file.
Besides, looking at the documentation... inherit - This forces the
current configuration to inherit the configuration of the parent. In
per-virtual-server context, this means that
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With an up-to-date Lucid system, I am no longer able to reproduce this
bug. Confirmed both in VirtualBox and on Nvidia metal (using the open
driver).
Will reopen if it shows its face again.
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Binary package hint: lxdm
This concerns lxdm 0.2.0~svn2307+git20100209-0ubuntu2 in Ubuntu Lucid
beta1.
When you log in via lxdm, the X authorization file is in its default
location of ~/.Xauthority. Which is fine, unless you are on a system
where home directories are served
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Xubuntu sorely needs a better option for x-display-manager. gdm-2.20 was
tremendously helpful to have, simply because the alternatives are awful:
gdm - heavy GNOME dependencies post-2.20
kdm - heavy KDE dependencies
lxdm - pretty, lightweight deps, but hard-codes xauth to ~/.Xauthority (*)
slim -
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Binary package hint: xubuntu-default-settings
This concerns xubuntu-default-settings 10.04.5 in Ubuntu Lucid beta1.
The proper way of starting a Xubuntu session is by invoking
/usr/share/xubuntu/session.sh. Which is a problem if you use, say, a
less-intelligent display
These are two completely orthogonal issues. x-display-manager != x
-session-manager.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/558823
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xfce4-session is the real session manager, but you're not supposed to
invoke it directly (like e.g. gnome-session); you're supposed to call it
via startxfce4. And the point of having an x-session-manager alternative
is to invoke it directly, which is what /etc/X11/Xsession.d/50x11
While I agree with the idea of allowing some flexibility in -meta
package choices, vim isn't a good example on which to stake a case.
Rolf, what you really want to do is install the editor of your choice,
and then modify the /usr/bin/editor alternative to point to it; that,
more than anything
If there's a separate dialog, it could give the warning/confirmation
people have been asking for, in addition to the widget for entering the
new label. Two birds with one stone.
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Felix, please reconsider making v-o-dkms and v-o-guest-dkms conflict
with each other. At my site, we have a standard Ubuntu image that can be
ghosted onto a system via a PXE-booted utility. The image not only
contains the VirtualBox application, it is downloaded onto VirtualBox
machines as often
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Binary package hint: command-not-found
This concerns command-not-found 0.2.40ubuntu5 in Ubuntu Lucid.
Once upon a time, I was working on my shiny new Lucid system, when
things suddenly became very slow. I ran top(1) to check what was going
on, and saw this:
top - 13:34:17
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
Installing from the 10.04/Lucid (official release) CD, I bring up the
Advanced... dialog, and for HTTP proxy, I enter the following:
http://proxy.example.com/
Once I reboot into the newly-installed system, I open a terminal, get a
root
Still seeing this bug on an up-to-date Lucid system.
Is there a way to test this outside of usb-creator? I'm not familiar
with how the boot sector in a DOS filesystem is modified, let alone what
the proper way of doing it (that would update the backup as well)
would be. But if usb-creator is
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mount
This concerns mount 2.17.2-0ubuntu1 in Ubuntu Lucid.
If I do man swapoff, one of the options I see is
-e, --ifexists
Silently skip devices that do not exist.
Which leaves me a bit confused when I then see this:
# swapoff
Rick, please attach your report as a plain ASCII text file. There is no
need for a word-processor-format document, and people here don't
appreciate the extra effort needed to view it.
(That said, it's perfectly acceptable to submit a photograph of the
screen with the error messages, rather than
Firas, I see what you mean. The lack of mention of long options in the
usage summary and man-page synopsis threw me off the trail.
My use case was to pass in a laundry list of devices on the command
line, and have swapoff(8) do its thing while ignoring invalid-device
errors (rather than stick a
David, I agree; can you mark as wishlist? A better man page would be a
nice-to-have, but it's bad form for the --help text to omit the long
options.
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Looks like there's a re-opened bug on that issue in xscreensaver: Bug
#21960
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I'm coming here from Bug #382475. Can these two packages be made to
conflict with each other? I don't see a good reason why anyone would
want both installed, and I don't think the Design Team is keen on having
menu entries like XScreenSaver and GNOME Screensaver.
(arrgh... how do I mark this as
@Charlie: Thanks for the note; I've just filed bug #552858.
@coldReactive: Some day, you're going to learn that the worst response
anyone can give you is no response at all.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/508423
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Lionel, I don't mean to argue here against the principle of -meta
packages being inflexible/opinionated (even though I don't like it). The
change I'm requesting is intended to be a temporary workaround for the
awkward situation caused by the current gdm package. The same effect
could be achieved
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: checkbox
Lucid beta1 system with debconf set to low-priority threshold.
Installing checkbox 0.9 gives me the following series of bewildering
debconf questions:
1.
Default enabled state.
Default Enabled
YesNo
2.
Default package if
Public bug reported:
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Lucid beta1, sudo 1.7.2p1-1ubuntu4. I added a file with incorrect
permissions under /etc/sudoers.d/, and while that needed fixing, sudo(8)
certainly shouldn't react like this:
$ sudo bash
sudo: /etc/sudoers.d/admin is mode 0644, should be 0440
This bug is still present in (fully up-to-date) Lucid. Does no one run
headless servers on Ubuntu?
(Luke: Naturally you have to reboot the system for the workaround to
take effect; /etc/rc.local is run on boot-up! :-)
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Hi Shannon,
Here is a page that discusses intermediate certificates a bit:
http://support.discountasp.net/KB/a134/ssl-certificates-
intermediate-certificates-browser.aspx
I can't find a better treatment at the moment, but if I understand Steve
correctly, it likely comes down to how IE can
A couple of points I neglected to mention in the original report:
1. Setting BLANK_TIME=0 in /etc/console-tools/config in Debian Lenny
successfully disables blanking, so this problem is specific to Ubuntu.
2. For now, I've worked around this bug by invoking
setterm -blank 0 -powersave off
This remains an issue on Jaunty. I have much the same setup as the
original reporter: via82xx onboard audio, and a separate SBLive card. I
want to use the latter, ALSA defaults to the latter, Pulseaudio insists
on using the former. pavucontrol(1), as Andreas suggested, mostly
straightened the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: alsa-utils
(Regarding alsa-utils 1.0.18-1ubuntu11 in Jaunty)
This does not give me sound:
$ aplay blah.wav
This does:
$ aplay -D front:CARD=Live,DEV=0 blah.wav
The argument to -D comes from the output of
$ aplay -L
front:CARD=Live,DEV=0
SBLive!
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Binary package hint: pulseaudio
This concerns pulseaudio 1:0.9.14-0ubuntu20.2 in Jaunty.
After logging out of an X11 session (with the Xubuntu/Xfce desktop over
here), I see that the Pulseaudio daemons are still hanging around:
$ ps auxww | grep pulse
user17782 0.6
The combination of on-board sound hardware, and a more full-featured
sound card, isn't that unusual. It's not in the same only a gearhead
category as, say, having two distinct (non-SLI) video cards. (And even
then there's on-board video...)
Hundredpapercuts is looking very apropos.
(Oh, and
My system has no /etc/asound.conf or ~/.asoundrc* file. Without any such
configuration, I would expect aplay(1) to default to the first ALSA
device (i.e. /proc/asound/card0, or the first entry in
/proc/asound/modules, both correctly indicating the SBLive).
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Binary package hint: openarena
This concerns openarena 0.8.1-1 in Jaunty.
I play single-player games against computer opponents regularly, and one
thing I've noticed is that after exiting the game, I'll find a newly-
created file botlib.log in the current directory ($HOME
Ah, that's good to hear! And it does look like Karmic will ship with
1.6.8. I'm marking this as Fix Released accordingly; please change it
back if the bug pops up again.
Incidentally, 1.6.9 should be coming out soon (maybe a week?) in Debian.
That one has a number of fixes for other bugs,
Bug no longer reproducible in 1.6.8; assuming fixed.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/386048
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Binary package hint: apparmor
This concerns apparmor 2.5-0ubuntu3 in Ubuntu Lucid beta1.
I am preseeding the debconf database of an Ubuntu install with a custom
value for the apparmor/homedirs selection. When I then go to configure
the package, however, the preseeded value
TJ, do you get this error if apt-get accesses the repository directly,
without going through apt-cacher?
Sometimes, you'll get intermittent BADSIG errors as an archive is in the
process of updating; they go away after a little while. I'd be surprised
if the problem here is due to apt-cacher,
But I suppose that's what NEWS.Debian is for.
You could also stick in a debconf notice, like what x11-common had for a
while (Major possible upgrade issues).
Right -- if you're already distributing a krb5.conf with this setting,
surely the same mechanism could be used to override the PAM
I guess I'm a bit baffled by why fixing your PAM configuration is a
workaround but installing a custom krb5.conf is a desired configuration
step.
krb5.conf is a config file under /etc. That's the ideal place to make
configuration changes. As it is, right now, adding the minimum_uid bit
involves
They may want to, but I don't think the added complexity of debconf
solely for what I believe is a rarely-used option makes sense. [...] I
don't think debconf offers much benefit here.
Fair enough, though I hope you're not suggesting direct modification of
the /etc/pam.d/common-* files as a
No, it's persistent unless you disable pam_krb5 entirely. Have you
tried it?
Yeah, where pam-auth-update asks you Override local changes to
/etc/pam.d/common-*? I see the man page says something about preserving
module options, but if I add an option to (say) common-auth, and re-run
p-a-u, the
Er, how is it silent when pam-auth-update asks you a question?
Silent, in the sense that when you run p-a-u, it doesn't indicate that
the common-* files have been modified in any way; it just presents you
with the same checkbox-list of profiles. You leave everything as-is, hit
OK, look at the
Downgrading my kernel to linux-image-2.6.31-02063113-generic makes this
problem go away. (This is with X11 packages from the xorg-edgers PPA,
but those shouldn't be necessary, since they never seemed to make a
difference anyway.)
I believe this is technically a Karmic kernel---it's the most
Downgrading to a 2.6.31 mainline kernel makes this bug go away, in
addition to bug #557266.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/557266/comments/27
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/586210
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/584817
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Related to this bug, if you try to install the lxdm package at all it
attempts to bring in all sorts of LXDE-dependencies.
That's certainly a consideration for Xubuntu, which is looking at lxdm
as a potential replacement for I depend on all of GNOME now! gdm.
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I've done some further testing, and have two more observations to
report:
1. Using the aforementioned 2.6.31 kernel with stock Ubuntu X11 packages
works beautifully---no PPA packages are needed. (In fact, with the xorg-
edgers packages, I was getting weird core/XI-event-translation errors
that
Correction: This bug still occurs with 2.6.31 + Wings3D, although not
with the same vertex-move operation as previously described. Instead, it
seems to happen when I select an individual vertex. This is with other
graphics operations running visibly accelerated.
For now, I'm biting the bullet,
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madbiologist, I believe that is a different, possibly unrelated bug.
For my part, I am running the linux-image-2.6.35-020635rc4-generic
Ubuntu mainline kernel right now, and I still get the
drmRadeonCmdBuffer: -22 error.
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I wasn't aware of Lightdm; it looks pretty promising. I've filed a few
comments on the handful of wishlist items it has here on LP.
Lxdm does seem to me like the only other option that's actively being
maintained... which is disappointing, because it's shoddy code and has a
number of significant
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 557266 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/557266
This isn't a gnome-games bug; this is an issue with the OpenGL driver.
I'm seeing the same error with openarena, gltron, etc.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 557266
[Radeon kernel module]
I'm seeing this as well. I have an ATI FireGL 8800 (r200), and the error
I see in dmesg is
[drm:r100_cs_track_texture_check] *ERROR* No texture bound to unit 1
[drm:radeon_cs_ioctl] *ERROR* Invalid command stream !
glxgears works, but openarena fails, gltron fails
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Jamie, this bug isn't about dpkg itself getting stuck (though I'd like
to see that get straightened out); this is about u-u not taking care of
the problem itself.
The context is that of a system where the
Hi Steve,
I've played around with this a bit, and it seems to work as intended.
The only odd result I was able to get was with the following sequence of
actions:
1. Enable the krb5 profile.
2. Edit minimum_uid=1000 to some other value (say, 2000) in
/etc/pam.d/common-*.
3. Edit
Happy to give it a try, Steve. I just commented in that bug report.
This is a potential solution, but putting aside the tricky case of what
happens if the common-* files have customized options, and then the PAM
profile changes?, another problem with this approach is the fragility
of the
Oh, I agree. The three-way-merge scenario is just a curveball I wanted
to throw at this since you described the feature :-) As far as I'm
concerned, the fix is golden.
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I don't think moving parts of the user configuration out of the config
files is acceptable, and if you disable and then re-enable a module, I
don't see any reason that the config options *should* be sticky.
I wasn't so much proposing an alternative, just going over the
shortcomings I see of this
Isn't it possible to use debconf to change around the enabled profiles,
via the libpam-runtime/profiles selection?
Steve: I'm not sure I understand what you mean by automatically apply
... by the same mechanism. I can set minimum_uid in krb5.conf, but I
also have to toss the minimum_uid= options
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Binary package hint: cups-client
This concerns cups-client 1.4.2-10 in Lucid beta1.
When you install the cups-client package, there is no sign whatsoever of
the all-important /etc/cups/client.conf file; even the /etc/cups
directory is not present.
The package should
Thanks, Scott. I will have full access to the laptop in question by
early June, and should be able to test that this issue has been
addressed.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/531740
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Yup. Here's what I saw, in the course of upgrading with apt-get:
Preparing to replace ttf-indic-fonts-core 1:0.5.4ubuntu2 (using
.../ttf-indic-fonts-core_1%3a0.5.8ubuntu1_all.deb) ...
/var/lib/dpkg/tmp.ci/preinst: 19: rm_conffile: not found
dpkg: error processing
I can't reproduce this even in 3.1.6-dfsg-2ubuntu2 (Lucid regular). I'm
guessing this is another Qt4-related issue, like bug 389639, that
cleared up on its own.
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Binary package hint: gdm
This is a wishlist item, filed against gdm 2.30.0-0ubuntu5 in Ubuntu
Lucid.
I use the Xubuntu desktop. XDG_CONFIG_DIRS is set in /etc/X11/Xsession.d
/60xdg_path-on-session (a file provided by gdm) to /etc/xdg/xdg-
xubuntu:/etc/xdg (if I haven't set
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Binary package hint: lvm2
I am reporting this bug against lvm2 2.02.54-1ubuntu4 in Ubuntu Lucid.
First, I start with an imaged install of Lucid (with numerous packages
out of date). I then allow unattended-upgrades to take care of updating
the system. In the e-mail sent out
Just to be complete, I am attaching the full message text from
unattended-upgrades, from which the above excerpt was taken.
** Attachment added: uu-update-log.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/50023217/uu-update-log.txt
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File descriptor \d+ (\S+) leaked on lvs invocation.
Should this be considered a bug in dpkg, then?
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File descriptor \d+ (\S+) leaked on lvs invocation.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/591823
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Is this only a particular theme that isn't doing the wrapping, as
opposed to plymouth itself? This is affecting the default Lucid startup
screen when it asks F to attempt to fix the errors...
See the attached screenshot, taken in a small-ish VirtualBox window.
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Something I should have noted earlier: Hibernation works correctly on
this same system *if* the standard Ubuntu desktop is installed in the
normal way (disabled root account, normal user with admin privileges)
from the live-CD installer. It's only when I start with a minimal system
with a
There are a few packages different, but none of them look relevant. The
diff is attached. (The only packages I installed manually on the non-
hibernating system are the ssh-related ones.)
One thing I should point out: the PM: Resume from disk failed message
doesn't only appear when the system
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xdm
I'm reporting this against xdm 1:1.1.8-6ubuntu2 in Lucid, but this bug
may be relevant to gdm and x11-common as well.
I've found at least two major differences in the environment
initialization performed by gdm vs. xdm when a new session is
This change has the unintended effect of neutering the Xubuntu session
(i.e. XDG_CONFIG_DIRS doesn't get set, so you get a stock Xfce
desktop) when xdm is used, because there is no equivalent of 60xdg_path-
on-session then. I've filed bug 583634 on this.
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session.sh should not set
Reverting the apport-bot, since that type of debugging info is not
apropos to this bug.
** Changed in: xdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
** Tags removed: needs-lspci-vvnn needs-xorglog
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Does not perform same environment setup as gdm
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/583634
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