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apt.conf.d/20packagekit fails to check for gdbus being
Yes, the SVN version has a patch for this, which I will backport to
projectM asap. Sorry, I forgot to mention this on this bug here :P
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* Unbind FBO when done (might fix some OGL errors)
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Hi! :)
You don't need to confirm this bug anymore, it has been validated now. As soon
as the new PackageKit is available, this bug will be gone. (Although it will be
a workaround, since this could also be an issue with Ubuntu's toolchain, since
Debian and Fedora don't have this problem)
You can
Is this issue still valid? It should not happen with newer versions of
PK.
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Backend crash trying to install local file
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internal system error Ubuntu 11.04
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Refresh software updates produces unexpected error
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Did you install the packagekit package?
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PackageKit not provided
To
I just checked it: The PK GStreamer plugin should pull in PackageKit, so this
is okay.
The question is: Do you have a PackageKit frontend, like Apper or
GNOME-PackageKit, installed?
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Okay, thanks for the response!
Making the package recommend at least one of the frontends might be a good idea
indeed, I'll put this on my TODO.
Unfortunately I haven't enough time at the moment to resolve the second issue,
but I will have the time in ~3 weeks. If nobody else took this report
libpackagekit-glib2 from dbus-glib to GDBus
(Richard Hughes)
- apt: Reintroduce apt backend (Sebastian Heinlein)
- aptcc: Add Multi-Arch support (Daniel Nicoletti)
- aptcc: Fix crash on get-categories, backend does not support that
(Matthias Klumpp)
- aptcc: Support
This looks like a bug in GLib/GIO: g_dbus_proxy_new_sync () returns NULL
without setting a GError. According to the documentation, if this function
returns NULL it has to set a GError...
Is this bug still valid with newer versions of GIO?
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Upstream is working on this at time :)
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Doesn't support
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gpk-prefs crashed with SIGSEGV in g_settings_is_writable()
To
Hi!
Thanks for this bug report!
LibDebconf-KDE is a C++ library used by Apper and Muon to display Debconf
dialogs. It also is used to make PackageKit tools display KDE debconf dialogs.
The thing you're talking about looks like the old Perl-based Debconf-Qt
implementation, which is AFAIK not
yet
* Compile with --as-needed again
* Make libs recommend installation of the PackageKit daemon
* Fix segfault if there are no cached properties (Closes: #656376)
* Make GStreamer- and browser plugin suggest a PK frontend
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Thank you for this quick update! :)
Cheers,
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This bug was fixed in the package packagekit - 0.7.2-2
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* Solve override
It would be great if someone with ARM OpenGL experience could look at
this...
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Title:
projectm version 2.0.1+dfsg-12 failed to build on armel
Public bug reported:
Please sync clementine 0.7.1+dfsg-4 (universe) from Debian testing
(main)
Changelog entries since current precise version 0.7.1-0ubuntu3:
clementine (0.7.1+dfsg-4) unstable; urgency=low
[ Artur Rona ]
* Merge changes from Ubuntu:
- Use wrap-and-sort script
-
Looks strange... Is this still valid with GPK 3.2?
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gpk-prefs crashed with SIGSEGV in g_settings_is_writable()
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Thank you for the information! The build error above is because Ubuntu uses a
newer Gio than Debian. (but it's easy to fix)
But it will be cool to have 1.0 in Ubuntu and Debian :)
Cheers,
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Just to provde an update: We are working on a sane solution for this in
PackageKit 0.7.2, which will be present in Ubuntu Precise as soon as it is
released.
For some reason this issue is Ubuntu-specific and does not appear on Debian or
Fedora.
If you want to get PK working again very soon, you
Can you please check if this issue is still valid with projectM revision
12? (in my PPA or from Debian Sid - or wait until it is synced with
Ubuntu)
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Hmm... Please install the debug package (projectm-dbg), run the tool in GDB and
then when it crashes make a full backtrace. (command bt full in gdb) and
attach it here!
Do you get this problem with the newest SVN snapshot too? (If yes it might be
possible that I broke something...)
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Thanks!
This still looks weird... On your SVN snapshot, can you please update
it and then completely remove your build direktory and create it
again? Or are you doing an in-tree build?
I added some patches to trunk which should fix at least the Qt
warning. (and maybe display more information)
This is extremely strange - I don't apply any patches to the Debian version
which could cause this error, and SVN works...
Do you really have the debug symbols installed? Because your GDB backtrace does
not contain the expected information... (no symbols available for
libprojectM...)
Well, at
The package is called projectm-dbg - are you sure it is installed?
For old times sake do you know of a 'geiss' that wold run in GNU/Linux? with
all the same keystrokes 8) Or is
this as close as it gets?
What dou you mean? ;-) ProjectM tries to make presets look as much as
the original DX
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 898891 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 898891
Error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.TimedOut: Activation of
org.freedesktop.PackageKit timed out
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Title:
Error
For some reason, building PK on Ubuntu's buildd leads to a strange daemon crash
(PkProc type is registered twice)
There is a workaround for this in PKs main development tree, as soon as PK
0.7.2 is out, it will work again (at least that's what I expect)
Could you maybe install the PackageKit
plugin:
sudo rm /usr/lib/packagekit-plugins/libpk_plugin-update-check-processes.so
Thank you for your test and your bug report! This bug will be fixed soon.
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Hi!
Please open a Terminal and run sudo /usr/lib/packagekit/packagekitd
--verbose. Then repeat the steps and please attach the terminal output and the
contents of /var/log/apt/term.log to this bug.
It looks like aptcc is handling an error wrong or some debconf/conffile stuff
is blocking this.
Multiarch breaks it... I'll try to fix this on Debian and Ubuntu.
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Oh... I'm currently on holiday, so I cannot do any testing or bug-
solving here, but this build log looks sane to me... No failures. Could
you please add it to build queue again and check if it fails? (The only
bad thing is a pointer issue in pk-main, but this does not cause the
build failure. -
Fixed. Please perform sync-request LP: 845004, so the fix reaches
Oneiric. :)
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Public bug reported:
Changelog entries since current oneiric version 2.1Qt4.5.3-5:
libqt4pas (2.4-2) unstable; urgency=low
* Convert package to multiarch (LP: #831271)
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libqt4pas (2.4-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New
What does
$ grep DefaultBackend /etc/PackageKit/PackageKit.conf
give you? The default backend should be APTcc, I'm going to remove the APT
backend in the next release (0.7.x series).
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this package fixes an FTBFS, a freeze-exception would be okay, IMO.
+
Changelog entries since current oneiric version 2.1Qt4.5.3-5:
libqt4pas (2.4-2) unstable; urgency=low
* Convert package to multiarch (LP: #831271)
-- Matthias Klumpp matth...@tenstral.net Thu, 25 Aug 2011 16:19
Oh no... Looks like my sponsor made the debhelber dependency a little bit too
tight... - generally, this is a good thing, but in this case it makes it
impossible to sync this package...
I'll backport the important change and provide a (simple) patch for the FTBFS.
Sorry for the noise.
(I guess
Hmm... Where can I find the status of the debhelper merge request? If debhelper
is updated, qt4pas can safely be updated too (and Oneiric would benefit of some
debhelper improvements for multiarch)
But I'm not sure if a merge request for something as important as debhelper is
granted so late in
; urgency=low
* Transfer package to pkg-kde-extras team
* Update to new Git revision, which contains
lots of improvements.
* Fixed get-orig-source rule
* Updated package description
* Added Vcs-* fields
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debconf-kde
I'll take a look at it, but at time I'm not able to reproduce this
bug...
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clementine FTBFS due to wrong linking glew in projectm
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* Update projectM-Qt dev package dependencies
* Fix projectM linking (LP: #819025)
* Rebuild for libglew1.5 - libglew1.6 transition
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
This will be fixed in GNOME-PackageKir 3.2, which will land in Oneiric.
If I see that this new upstream version cannot make it in time, I will
provide a patch for Ubuntu.
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Removal request for packagekit-gnome from Oneiric
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Please remove the package packagekit-backend-apt and install
packagekit-backend-aptcc instead.
The Python APT backend is completely unsupported and will be removed very soon.
(And unfortunately, if you're experiencing this error on Lucid, I can't do very
much to solve it. Maybe the APTcc backend
and it will be auto-removed)
Sorry for this issue, was in a way my fault. :(
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@debfx: Oh, sorry - I somehow missed your post...
@dantti: KPackageKit is no longer present in the archive, the kpk package is
only there for a smooth transition to Apper. :)
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The PK APT backend is completely outdated, so this issues won't be fixed, I
guess.
You might want to switch to the APTcc backend (install packagekit-backend-aptcc
and set the DefaultBackend in /etc/PackageKit/PackageKit.conf to aptcc)
Alternatively, you can upgrade PK to a newer version.
I will
You can use pkcon refresh to refresh the cache. If you execute this
in a terminal, do you get the same error messages AND does Apper still
complain about an unrefreshed cache? (If yes, this is a issue in the
aptcc backend)
2011/11/18 Sergio Callegari sergio.calleg...@gmail.com:
apt-get gives an
This looks bad... (The repo signature is probably broken)
Does a simple apt-get update work for you?
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Invalid signature for
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Invalid
Is the package ubuntu-extras-keyring installed? There has to be something
wrong on your machine, because I don't get this error. (and everyone would have
it, if it was a server-side broken signature)
Maybe the extras-keyring maintainers know more. Please don't install a package
from extras
This one could also be one of APTs hard-to-handle broken cache issues. If
extras-keyring people say that everything is okay, I can give you some commands
to fix your cache.
(If this does not work, I don't have any idea anymore :P)
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Does executing these commands help?
$ cd /var/lib/apt
$ sudo mv lists lists.old
$ sudo mkdir -p lists/partial
$ sudo apt-get update
This will rebuild the cache.
Another question: Are you behind a proxy-server?
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Okay, thanks for the report!
I really hate this kind of Apt issues...
Cheers,
Matthias
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GPG error with apt-get/aptitude/update-manager behind proxy
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Failed to load module pk-gtk-module
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The problem is multiarch support, which makes Apper act like crazy, as it is
not implemented in AptCC yet.
I'll try to do something about it in future releases (or Daniel will, it
depends...), but this won't go into Oneiric.
If you disable multiarch, everything should be fine.
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Well, I can take a look at this as soon as I have time.
The problem with projectM crashes is that they don't occur on every system, and
if I make a change on the renderer which fixes an issue on one system
configuration, it sometimes creates one on other systems.
But this one looks PulseAudio
Okay, I think I know how to fix this.
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[ Matthias Klumpp ]
* Bump debhelper version dependency
* Make more use of dh-auto commands
* Patch projectM cmake script to find FreeType
* Set LC_NUMERIC to C in libprojectM (LP: #737915)
[ Alessio Treglia ]
* Correct team's name.
[ Reinhard Tartler ]
* add myself
If the sync request of bug #756516 is granted and the package is rebuild, the
issue should be gone.
This problem appeared because projectM shipped an own version of a FinFreetype
cmake macro, which stopped to work with new Freetype and cmake versions. I
added a patch which makes projectM use
Build works now for i386, but somehow fails on ARM... (I guess this is
an issue with Ubuntu's Qt packaging, I'll take a look at it)
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This is a problem with OpenGL on ARM on Ubuntu... From what I see not
related to projectM directly, and working on Debian, so there's
something wrong with GL on ARM.
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Fixed in latest PackageKit in Maverick/Natty/Oneiric.
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Error Type:
PackageKit is configured to check network-manager for working
connections. If someone uses another configuration, modifying the PK
config file is necessary. Maybe we should add an easier solution for
this, but at time a fix won't happen. (People who set special network
configurations are usually
Does this issue still occur with the latest PackageKit in Natty? If so, could
you please install PK from my PPA and check agains PK == 0.6.14 too?
I still don't know why I can't reproduce this crash...
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Please use the APTcc backend instead of the APT backend to avoid this issue.
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I'm leaving this bug in Opinion state. I think this is a bug in APT itself,
reading a broken cache, but that's just a guess. If this issue happens again,
we'll have this backtrace here for more information.
Thanks for your work!
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I think this is a problem with python-central, not python-packagekit.
What is the output of python -V?
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package python-packagekit
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Status: New
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package python-packagekit 0.5.7-0ubuntu2.2 failed to
Thanks for reporting this bug Neil, I think it will be fixed soon. I *guess*
this bug happens because you have installed two conflicting Python versions.
If you're familiar with Synaptic package manager or aptitude, search for python
and check which Python versions you have installed. Remove all
Fixed in r5.
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A suitable version of PackageKit is in the archives now :)
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Sync gnome-packagekit
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remember where.
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This problem exists because of a different dependency-chain in Ubuntu.
Build-dependening on rarian-compat solves this problem. I merged this
Ubuntu-specific change with the Debian sources and attached a patch for Ubuntu.
If you apply this to the (new) Ubuntu package, the issue will be gone :)
** Patch added: Fix Ubuntu version of GPK (add rarian-compat dep)
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This should work :) The additional changes might have been inside the diff
because they will be in the next Debian revision of the GPK package. (and I
just diff'ed the new version against that one in Debian experimental (and
forgot about the few additional changes, which don't do anything good
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Regression: Does not list available WLAN networks (p54)
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@Jason: Thanks for you great work! The patch works excellent here :)
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[FFe] Updates to enable us to drop xulrunner
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projectM starts with a black screen instead
Hmm... I can't reproduce this bug here, but I'll ad a workaround to libprojectm
to set LC_NUMERIC to C.
;aybe this solves this issue.
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Added a patch which sets LC_NUMERIC to C in LibProjectM itself. I was
unable to reproduce this bug (tried with three different locales, with
installed language packs), so this is merely a blind shot - Maybe this
solves this issue.
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Status: New = Fix
Oh, forgot to mention: This patch will be in Oneiric (- wow, strage
codename!). Natty is in FF at time, and I don't think the new revision would
get an FFe.
Packages will be built for Debian Sid soon.
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Solving this in PackageKit is a bit difficult: Ubuntu and Debian share the same
packaging, which is nice cause it's easy to maintain. Cause Debian has no
Firefox, I cannot simply depend on firefox-dev without breaking Debian
compatibility.
I'll wait for a nice solution (package NPAPI headers
@Micah Gersten: How can I make sure Ubuntu does not choose xulrunner-dev
then? (I haven't thought about this option first, I'm currently playing
around with firefox-dev | iceweasel-dev)
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I will provide backports in my Testing PPA soon, so you can try it with
these packages. :)
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projectM starts with a black screen instead of
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xulrunner-2.0/+bug/740815/+attachment/1936588/+files/packagekit_0.6.11-2ubuntu2.debdiff
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@Martin Pitt: Thanks! I could change this dependency upstream... I'll take a
look how this is handled in Iceweasel and Firefox on other distributions and
then maybe change it, if the name is the same everywhere. (But I don't really
think this will be the case...)
I accidentally build PK in my
Okay, the mozilla-plugin file is necessary, cause it's named differently
everywhere. Chris' changes will solve this without much noise :-)
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See https://launchpad.net/~ximion/+archive/tests Maybe these packages
work for you. :-)
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Title:
projectM starts with a black screen instead of
** Changed in: packagekit (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress = Fix Committed
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Title:
[FFe] Updates to enable us to drop xulrunner from main
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Title:
Sync gnome-packagekit 3.0.3-1 (universe) from Debian experimental
(main)
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