Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: screen
If you manage to start a screen session before the rcS.d initscripts run
(e.g., because you do this at the "type password for emergency
maintenance" prompt, e.g. because you set SULOGIN=yes in
/etc/default/rcS), then /etc/rcS.d/S70screen-cleanup wi
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: alpine
alpine's debian/rules configures it it
--with-spellcheck-program=aspell
which according to the changelog has been in Debian since 0.82+dfsg-4.
However, if you build it without aspell installed on your local system,
./configure reports:
checki
Yeah, tasksel-data should say "Ubuntu Studio desktop" instead of "Ubuntu
Studio desktop (must install)". Marking as confirmed...
** Summary changed:
- wrong desription for ubunt studio desktop
+ wrong description for ubuntustudio-desktop
** Changed in: tasksel (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Con
Confirmed; same issue on Firefox 3.0.6, Intrepid, defaulting to DejaVu
Sans, under xmonad with no GNOME or msttcorefonts.
This doesn't seem like a problem with the web page's design to me; it's
a very straightforward example. I do wonder if the same kerning issue is
present in other programs that
I can confirm that installing the Jaunty package (via adding the repo
and pinning all but mit-scheme and libltdl7) works perfectly on my
Intrepid laptop. Because of the versioned dependency on libtldl7, I
think that will need to be SRU'd too.
** Summary changed:
- SRU: mit-scheme uninstallable on
Er, maybe I'm confused and building on Intrepid will let it use the
older version of libltdl7.
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So I was looking into two workarounds for this.
One is a stub ld-linux.so.5 that gets mad at you and exits. If you just
compile a short program that write()s an error message with gcc -static
-fPIC, it "works" as an interpreter.
The other option, which I think is a little more suitable, is to add
Hey,
What's the status of getting this package into backports? It looks like
both OOo and go-oo 3.0.1 are out now, but I don't see this package in
intrepid-backports.
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Still an issue on my Intrepid laptop, when enabling SULOGIN in
/etc/default/rcS. Which "usplash fixes that ... went into Hardy" fixed
this? Presumably, we need to move that code to just before sulogin runs,
instead of merely before fsck runs?
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I've submitted a longer version of the patch above to the LKML:
http://lkml.org/lkml/2009/7/9/74
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I installed the Jaunty backport from Evan's PPA, and it fixes the
problem for me. (For bonus points, most audio seems to fall back to ALSA
directly if Pulse doesn't start.)
I'm running into this issue with a home directory in the AFS networked
file system that's exceeded its quota; if you can't lo
Even so, it's possible for people to have the pine package installed.
The source package is provided in
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/multiverse/p/pine/
with the intention of people building it manually because binaries can't
be distributed (see debian/rules). So the packaging for alpine
** Attachment added: "dh-make-perl_0.59ubuntu1.debdiff"
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/441950
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Binary package hint: dh-make-perl
Bug #404272 merged in 0.59, to fix an FTBFS in 0.57 fixed in 0.58.
Unfortunately, the additional changes between 0.58 and 0.59 included a
replacement of debian/rules with just the "dh" command, which
unintentionally stopped setting NO_NETWORK
I've confirmed that installing Evan's package addresses this issue
(i.e., that gnome-terminal starts with this patch applied, and doesn't
produce any GTK warnings or other ill effects).
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For what it's worth, all the other examples build successfully, too, and
the resulting debathena-transform-example_1.0.deb works properly when
installed (it reconfigures lynx so its home page is web.mit.edu).
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dpkg-buildpackage: info: source changed by Geoffrey Thomas
dpkg-buildpackage: info: host architecture amd64
dpkg-source --before-build debathena-transform-example-1.0
debian/rules clean
dh clean --with=config-package
dh_auto_clean
dh_clean
dpkg-source -b debathena-transform-example
This seems to be in bionic now - nacc, want to sponsor it for artful?
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Title:
config-package-dev 5.2 broke transforms
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[Impact]
As reported at https://bugs.debian.org/873966 , a patch in config-
package-dev 5.2 broke the transform functionality entirely. Any attempt
to use transforms in a config package causes the build to fail with
Can't use string ("/ARRAY(0x7fda137152e0)"
Ran update-maintainer
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[Impact]
As reported at https://bugs.debian.org/873966 , a patch in config-
package-dev 5.2 broke the transform functionality entirely. Any attempt
to use transforms in a config package causes the build to fail with
Can't use string ("/ARRAY(0x7fda137152e0)") as an ARRAY ref
** Patch added: "config-package-dev_5.2ubuntu0.1.debdiff"
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Above is a backport of the patch (a two-line fix to some Perl) to 5.2.
This is a backport of the entire 5.4 version, which includes
autopkgtests and fixes the examples to successfully build. The diff
might be easier to read on GitHub: https://github.com/sipb/config-
package-dev/compare/5.2...5.4
Hi Thomas,
A few months ago I pushed a branch updating the python-pymssql packaging
to Debian's git repository, but I'm still waiting to hear back from the
maintainer. I'll attempt to get sponsorship for a team upload to Debian
soon - if so, it's possibly better to just sync the package from Debia
Public bug reported:
If I try to run sd, I get this error:
gthomas@salmon-of-wisdom:~$ sd
Can't locate object method "has_name" via package
"Path::Dispatcher::Rule::Empty" at
/usr/share/perl5/Path/Dispatcher/Declarative/Builder.pm line 245.
Compilation failed in require at /usr/share/perl5/App/
Public bug reported:
[Impact]
LD_AUDIT is an "auditing interface" for the dynamic linker (ld.so), which
allows an audit library specified in that environment variable to register
hooks for loading and unloading objects, resolving relocations, and calling
functions across dynamic libraries. It i
Here's a debdiff that backports that one commit from upstream. I've
tested that it fixes the bug inside a Precise chroot. I'm also currently
rebuilding on Quantal, which is what I use on my desktop at the moment,
and run with that for a bit.
** Patch added: "eglibc_2.15-0ubuntu10.5+mokafive1.debdi
Hm, I guess I should mention that latrace -A (trace arguments) still
segfaults on my Quantal machine with this patch applied:
salmon-of-wisdom:~ gthomas$ latrace -A true
true finished - killed by signal 11
salmon-of-wisdom:~ gthomas$ dmesg | tail -1
[2319682.778709] true[26822]: segfault at 15 ip
Since you seem to be using transparent hugepages and not libhugetlbfs
(LD_PRELOAD=libhugetlbfs.so), I'm going to reassign this bug to the
Linux kernel package.
(It's also entirely possible this bug got solved in the last 3 years, to
be fair)
** Package changed: libhugetlbfs (Ubuntu) => linux (Ubu
Public bug reported:
The Debian packaging of Samba demoted the Recommends relationships to
libpam-winbind and libnss-winbind to Suggests after one Debian release:
samba (2:3.6.15-1) unstable; urgency=high
* Team upload.
* New upstream bugfix release. Closes: #707042
* Update VCS URL's for
** Summary changed:
- /home not mounted, causes schroot errors
+ [mk-sbuild] /home not mounted, causes schroot errors
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Title:
[mk-sbuild] /home
* Bump Standards-Version to 3.9.4 (no changes required).
* Update Vcs-Git and Vcs-Browser locations to new upstream.
* Drop CDBS runtime dependency. CDBS users should be explicitly
Build-Depending on CDBS, probably through use of the @cdbs@ macro in
debian/control.in.
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ebhelper 7.
* Bump Standards-Version to 3.9.4 (no changes required).
* Update Vcs-Git and Vcs-Browser locations to new upstream.
* Drop CDBS runtime dependency. CDBS users should be explicitly
Build-Depending on CDBS, probably through use of the @cdbs@ macro in
debian/control.in.
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** Summary changed:
- Segmentation fault on converting .midi to .wav
+ timidity: segfault with --force-program for a nonexistent patch
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Title:
ti
Do you have a backtrace, either created yourself with gdb or
automatically submitted via apport? (apport bugs are private by default,
so you may have to make the bug public so I can see it.)
I believe there are instructions on grabbing a backtrace with gdb on the
Ubuntu wiki, if you're unfamiliar
Yeah, I don't think this relates to the timidity package itself.
Notably, this looks based on the old TiMidity, not TiMidity++, so it's
not even very related to the codebase packaged as timidity.
I'd be curious to see what gstreamer requires. One approach that comes
to mind would be to apply the s
Thanks for the report. Many Gtk+ programs I see display various
assertion failures on stderr; this usually does not cause any practical
problems. Have you seen any actual issues with the interface, or are you
just reporting the messages?
It's certainly worth fixing the causes of these messages, bu
Thanks for reporting this bug. It looks like general consensus is that
packages should not delete system users they create, even on purge:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2012/02/msg01100.html
In particular, http://bugs.debian.org/621833 is a bug against Debian
Policy to clarify that package
Thanks for reporting this bug, and sorry about the trouble. I realize
this was a long time ago, but do you still have logs of the terminal
output when installing timidity? If you're lucky, one of the
/var/log/apt/term.log.*.gz files has it -- try "zgrep timidity
/var/log/apt/term.log.*.gz". Please
*** This bug is a security vulnerability ***
Public security bug reported:
There's a minor regression in CVE-2012-3524-dbus.patch, since dbus-
daemon-launch-helper is a setuid binary that links libdbus, and does its
own environment sanitization. Specifically, it attempts to pass through
DBUS_STAR
Public bug reported:
Having not done anything particularly interesting regarding my mail
configuration, on a Natty desktop system, after having received one
locally delivered mail (from sbuild), alpine goes "Folder vulnerable -
directory /var/mail must have 1777 protection" every time I start it.
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Title:
indicator-session-service crashed with SIGSEGV
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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audio to fix FTBFS (Closes: #639196,
#641415) (LP: #832841).
* Bump standards-version to 3.9.2; no changes necessary.
* Add lintian override for embedded mikmod copy; I'll deal with this
later (opens #649344).
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Title:
software-center crashed with DocNotFoundError in __init__(): Document
345 not found
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It would be nice if /dev/kvm were world-accessible, so that unprivileged
users could use hardware virtualization features without needing to be
added to the kvm group in advance by a system administrator.
Currently the following rule is in place on Natty:
w-a-thornhump-iii:~
Out of curiosity, what was the misconfiguration here?
(It sounds like you had added the word "source" in /etc/default/timidity
with some malformed syntax?)
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Public bug reported:
This is a re-reporting of Debian #636173, since the actual failure is
only triggered on Ubuntu.
debian/fontconfig.postinst includes this snippet:
if dpkg --compare-versions "$2" lt 2.4.0-1; then
printf "Cleaning up old fontconfig caches... "
for dir in /usr/share/fonts
I filed the following bugs about the fontconfig issue:
http://bugs.debian.org/636173
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/819097
I'm attaching a debdiff that creates
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/msttcorefonts in the postinst
(unconditionally) instead of using debian/dirs for this. I've tested
that this pa
Public bug reported:
Per the following bug
http://bugs.debian.org/636173
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/819097
fontconfig's postinst likes to delete empty directories in
/usr/share/fonts. Unfortunately, msttcorefonts packages an empty
directory, /usr/share/fonts/truetype/msttcorefonts, and depen
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T
I guess I can't reopen a "Fix released" bug, and in any case a new bug
report seems better, so I've attached that debdiff to a new bug #819106.
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Tit
This is due to multiarch paths and something I don't entirely understand
causing ./configure to hard-code the location of NAS as
/usr/lib/libaudio.so unless you specify otherwise.
I'm planning on adopting this package in Debian and should have an upload to
fix this as soon as my sponsor's online
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: lprng
On Ubuntu Natty, the lprng source package fails to build with the
following error:
gcc -g -O2 -Wl,-Bsymbolic-functions -o lpr lpr.o openprinter.o stty.o child.o
copyright.o debug.o errormsg.o fileopen.o gethostinfo.o getopt.o getprinter.o
getqu
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lprng/+bug/719181/+attachment/1850812/+files/lprng-krb5-config.debdiff
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Same here; Compiz crashed on alt-tab, and my mouse worked but my
keyboard became useless. (This might be an artifact of Unity or
something?) Manually running Metacity let me log in to post this.
I don't believe Launchpad uploaded my crash report since I marked it as
a dupe, but I can send it out o
schnollk, you wanted dpkg -L, not dpkg -S.
dpkg -L lists all files owned by a package; dpkg -S searches packages
for owning a file name or a part of a file name -- in this case the only
filenames containing "aptitude-doc-en" were /usr/share/doc/aptitude-doc-
en/*.
(I just installed aptitude-doc-e
Changed back to "confirmed" because multiple people are reporting this
and there's no evidence a fix has actually been released (although I
haven't personally tested this).
** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => Confirmed
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> The alternatives system is not a good way of managing the default
> browser anyway
Perhaps, but it's what apps that use sensible-browser (alpine, xpdf, end
up using, which is why I really care. Perhaps another solution would be
to make ubufox or something make sensible-browser unconditionally op
Hi Wouter,
Is the bug present in the version of lighttpd included with Ubuntu
10.04, or do you merely mean that installing Ubuntu 10.04 fails when
using an older version of lighttpd as the mirror?
There is a known bug in lighttpd regarding pipelining that cases corruption
when installing from ap
> I have heard this "aptitude is prefered" before but have never seen
any official documentation to support it.
>From the dpkg man page:
"dpkg is a tool to install, build, remove and manage Debian packages.
The primary and more user-friendly front-end for dpkg is aptitude(1)."
I agree with Evan
As the Debian maintainer I filed a removal ticket
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=921401 but there's one
package using it (sl-modem, I think that's fixable by throwing
-Wl,-execstack or something at it) that I haven't gotten around to
chasing. If someone wants to apply Ubuntu-spec
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