I think a name like ssh-import-launchpad-id would be more appropriate
for something this Launchpad specific.
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As I said in my previous reply debtorrent will NOT work without the
necessary infrastructure. Debtorrent is a great idea, but a sync is
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I just got pointed at this bug when asking for intrepid linux-image-
debug packages on IRC.
I see how some might think it makes sense to throw kernel debug packages
with normal debug packages. However I disagree.
Debug information for kernel+modules is special because it is needed for
low level
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On KDE4 the tray icon from AMSn ends up as a normal window and not in
the tray as expected.
The issue have been discussed in the KDE bugtracker, and was fixed in
amsn svn revision 9595. Attached is a debdiff which includes the patch
from SVN as
Some more info:
I did verify that the tray icon still works as expected on KDE3.
The patch itself was taken from svn using:
svn diff -r 9594:9595
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This bug is caused by an configuration change that is undocumented, the
man page contains options that are no longer valid. This is made worse
by the fact that the error message is very unclear.
Both problems are resolved in upstream git (freedesktop.org, not
debian).
The Debian package is also
Confirmed once agin on latest Hardy. When starting any KDE4 application
they block while waiting for scim, until it fails. The simple fix of
removing all scim-related packages worked here as well:
libskim0
skim
libscim8c2a
scim-bridge-agent
scim-bridge-client-gtk
scim-bridge-client-qt
Repeating, don't use the by-path or the by-id link. At least for me,
it doesn't work.
Then you should report a separate bug because of course they should
work. Here is a part of my xorg.conf that is working in latest Hardy:
Section InputDevice
Identifier microsoft-kbd
0.5.4 is now in intrepid and I can verify that it builds and works as
expected on hardy (I backported it using prevu).
I believe this should be fixed by an SRU.
SRU justification: the current version in hardy doesn't work at all.
How to reproduce the error: aptitude install googleearth-package;
I can confirm this on amd64. Output below for mpeg, mp3 and ogg files.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ uname -a
Linux bacon 2.6.20-15-generic #2 SMP Sun Apr 15 06:17:24 UTC 2007 x86_64
GNU/Linux
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Katter.mpg: MPEG sequence, v1, system multiplex
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$
Are you sure? Looking at the first comment to this bug it works fine
without full path on i386. I can also get good output from other file
types without full path:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ tracker-extract vga1.png image/png
Image:Comments=Created with The GIMP;
Image:Height=315;
Image:Width=1078;
The FTBFS bug is now fixed upstream. 0.9.91.4-2 builds fine in a gutsy
pbuilder, please sync.
** Summary changed:
- Please sync nspluginwrapper from Debian unstable (was: [need-packaging]
nspluginwrapper)
+ Please sync nspluginwrapper 0.9.91.4-2 from Debian unstable contrib (was:
** Changed in: Debian
Bugwatch: Debian Bug tracker #410061 = Debian Bug tracker #423131
Status: Fix Released = Unknown
** Summary changed:
- [need-packaging] nspluginwrapper
+ Please sync nspluginwrapper from Debian unstable (was: [need-packaging]
nspluginwrapper)
** Tags removed:
nspluginwrapper is now included in Debian unstable so this should be a
sync request bug.
However the package in Debian currently fails to build from source on
both sid and gutsy due to a missing build dependency. I have reported
this upstream and the sync should probably wait until that bug is
Reported on 2008-01-24 and not a single response from any ubuntu
developer or Security Team member about this?
All packages are built on the normal build servers. I really can't see
any reason for it to be hard to get ddebs.ubuntu.com signed, either by
the standard archive key or a separate one.
The link at the top of the page, after The following releases of Ubuntu
are available: for gutsy links to feisty.
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I know it is not entirely correct to add ubuntu-main-sponsors to this.
However, the package is in main, and kernel team have completely ignored
this for four months now. (I have submitted this bug, sent e-mail to
their list, made a patch and sent that to the list etc.)
I also know that they
I can confirm that this is not the case, as I do use such a setup in my
laptop. lsmod only shows aes, but not aes-i586.
Sorry, I was mistaken.
It would probably pop up if I had entered it in /etc/modules, but since
we cannot modify that file easily (you would need some magic to detect
the
This is caused by debian/patches/70_trust_error.dpatch which was
incorrectly added to the latest ubuntu version. That was meant to close
LP: #39459, which was however already fixed in the current ubuntu
version so now that patch instead cause this bug.
I have verifyed that removing
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The cupsys apparmor profile is still to restrictive. I am using cupsys
1.3.0-4ubuntu3 on amd64 and get the following errors to dmesg.
This is when trying to print to PDF, which seems to fail:
[110434.217141] audit(1189790585.293:18281): operation=capable
name=dac_override
Confirmed. debmirror is broken in gutsy and won't download packages.
marcolinos solution worked for me as well.
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http://changelogs.ubuntu.com needs to be updated/synchronized with the
Ubuntu archive much more often.
Currently it lags several hours behind. This means that the show
changelog feature of aptitude, and probably other package managers, is
almost always broken for new
Sorry for forgetting about this bug. Thank you Anthony porting this to a
newer crypsetup.
Reinhard: I only think this is needed for the root file system. If you
for example only have /home on dm-crypt then it will set up after
leaving initramfs. This means that all kernel modules are available
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Is there any chance of getting this in before the BetaFreeze tomorrow?
I see that there are deb packages with 0.9.45 (build by Scott Ritchie)
on http://wine.budgetdedicated.com.
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Debtorrent seems like a great feature, but it is probably to late to get
it working for Gutsy?
It needs to have some extra repository meta data generated. For Debian
these files are available at http://merkel.debian.org/~ajt/extrapieces/.
This URL is also hard coded into the python source code.
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I tried sending the following to launchpad by mail earler today, but it
must have gotten stuck somewhere...
Some people seems to think that the lib/lib32 issue on amd64 is
release-critical, and Scott have posted on the motu list that he won't have
time to fix this until later.
For this reason
Martin: I am not seeing any more cups audit messages, but on the other
hand some of the too powerful capabilities seems to have been given to
cups now. If I can help debug this further to produce a better solution
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Same problem with the version from Debian:
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Selecting previously deselected package auctex.
(Reading database ... 220790 files and directories currently installed.)
Unpacking auctex (from .../Desktop/auctex_11.83-7_all.deb)
Reinhard, if you look a bit closer you will see that I did just that
together with my last comment. :-)
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Off course, but it sounded like it could take a little longer than this
before you got time to fix this. I checked on REVU before submitting my
e-mail that didn't make it through. Should have checked again before
posting again manually perhaps.
Anyway the duplicated work doesn't matter, it wasn't
Updated debdiff that applies to 2.6.22.12.14
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** Changed in: auctex (Ubuntu)
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Feel free to modify my changelog entry, or remove it and write your own,
whatever. I don't really need any credit for a small one line fix :-)
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Yes, bug 138145 is probably quite easy to fix, but please post those
comments on that on that bug instead of this one.
Also while I believe that your patch would work, it will install the
wrapped plugin the wrong way. -n is used to prevent nspluginwrapper from
creating symlinks as this is
flashplugin-nonfree-9.0.48.0.0ubuntu9 did not attempt to fix this bug so
it is not strange that it is still present.
However you seem to have some other problem with your nspluginwrapper.
-n is a ubuntu specific option that is patched into nspluginwrapper and
it is working fine for me. If it is
updated patch that applies to 9.0.48.0.0ubuntu9
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Is flash mentioned in the list of installed plug-ins in firefox? (Type
about:plugins in the address field to see the list.)
Are you running gutsy i386 or amd64?
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Debian seems to have a fix for this problem.
http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/contrib/g/googleearth-package
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Binary package hint: gnuserv
Current ubuntu version is 3.12.7-4 and have no ubuntu specific changes.
3.12.7-5 is needed for gnuserv to work with emacs22 which is now in
gutsy.
Debian changelog:
gnuserv (3.12.7-5) unstable; urgency=low
* Adding support for emacs22
Couldn't update-manager also check if nvidia-glx-new is supported and
ask if it could replace nvidia-glx with that? Off course this check
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The attached patch for linux-meta in gutsy adds linux-image-debug meta
packages for generic, 386, ume and server as these are the architectures
that have linux-image-debug packages available according to
packages.ubuntu.com.
The patch was also sent to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list.
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This debdiff makes postinst add the correct alternative.
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Binary package hint: amsn
This is using latest amsn 0.97RC1+dfsg-0ubuntu1, gutsy, x86_64.
amsn starts, but when selecting Log In absolute nothing happens, no
login window, no console output, no nothing. The rest of amsn GUI is
still working, I can enter the preferences and
Do you also use amd64?
I suspect that an ordinary backtrace would be useless, as aMSN is
written in TCL, an interpreted language, so the backtrace would only be
of the interpreter. Also I would have to figure out where to put a
breakpoint, as aMSN as I said doesn't crash, but continue working.
I
I did some more testing.
It seems that if I disable auto-connect on startup then I get a proper
login after a restart. If I then re-enable auto-connect and restarts
amsn again the problem returns.
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i can't install auctex in gutsy.
The following NEW packages will be installed:
auctex
0 packages upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Need to get 0B/1126kB of archives. After unpacking 4268kB will be used.
Writing
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Auctex in feisty does not work when emacs is upgraded to emacs22 from
feisty-backports
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This is not a duplicate of 134717.
That bug is against feisty-backports and only discusses backporting
while this is a bug in auctex in gutsy. To mark this as a duplicate you
should first change the description, and also add auctex(Ubuntu) to the
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Does this package contain a 64-bit wine binary? Will that binary run
32bit Windows applications? If not then I think it would be a big
misstake to include it.
The thing users want when they install wine is to run some specific
Windows program, and probably 99.9% of all Windows programs is only
Some more regression discussion:
We tried backporting this patch to intrepid, but we found that this produced
a regression: some keys such as the left/down arrow keys no longer repeated.
The good news is that no one has produced this regression yet using the
patched evdev packages in
Made this bug private, since the DSA is available. (The previous mail to
slurm-announce was also public)
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The attached debdiffs is between current versions in intrepid and
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The source package python-3.0 3.0.1-0ubuntu8 uses python2.6 to build the
documentation. (See debian/patches/htmldoc-python26.dpatch)
However python2.6 is missing from the Build-Depends. I think it should
be added to make the dependency obvious, without this you also can't
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/lib/firmware/2.6.31-14-generic/lbm-iwlwifi-5000-1.ucode is API v2 and
should be named lbm-iwlwifi-5000-2.ucode. As you see the -1 LBM
package matches the -2 file in linux-firmware:
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This bug is reported against backports-modules, but I don't see
anything in the comments that suggest that the reporters actually use
this.
So to clarify, do you have the package linux-backports-modules-karmic
installed when you see this problem?
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For those who asked, the modules are backported from compat-wireless
http://linuxwireless.org.
This is code that will go into newer versions of the Linux kernel,
which will then go into newer versions of Ubuntu.
The upstream developers disabled power management on iwlagn some time
after 2.6.30
I meant to intrusive to backport into the default _karmic_ kernel
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Get this after suspend+resume on a normal desktop machine, everythin
still seems to work ok.
ProblemType: KernelOops
Annotation: Your system might become unstable now and might need to
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This looks like an SSL problem.
This is a wild guess, but is it possible for you to test this on the
Ubuntu 9.10 beta? The included version 6.2.0 of offlineimap is about
one year newer than the 6.0.3 in jaunty.
I am using offlineimap on 9.10 without any problems, but I did not see
this bug on
oliver.g...@gmail.com oliver.g...@gmail.com writes:
There is a bug in LBM - it is based on comapt-wireless 2.6.32-rc4..
Ubuntu needs to change this immediately.. Kernel oops's are common in
that release across many wireless drivers.. It has been fixed in
rc5.. I cannot use lbm because of
This bug is still present with xserver-xorg-input-evdev 1:2.2.5-1ubuntu5
in Karmic. For me the bug started after bug 345397 was fixed in Jaunty
(as I commented on that bug at the time).
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-
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No, this is still a problem.
For example right now acpid 1.0.6-9ubuntu4.9.04.2 is available in
jaunty-security, but the changelog is not on changelogs.ubuntu.com. This
means that I can't review it from within aptitude before upgrading.
(I can of course open a web browser and find the changelog
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xmonad
Hi,
I hereby request a FFE to sync the following two source packages from
Debian unstable to Intrepid:
xmonad 0.8-1
xmonad-contrib 0.8-1
I know this is very late in the release cycle, but I still think this
would make sense. I also hope that it
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Oh, he seems to have uploaded it yesterday, when I had already started
putting this together. Of course we should sync xmonad-contrib 0.8-2
instead.
As -2 only makes this small change to the build options I don't think
there is any reason to believe that it will not compile/install/run in
** Summary changed:
- FFE: Please sync xmonad and xmonad-contrib 0.8-1 from Debian unstable
+ FFE: Please sync xmonad 0.8-1 and xmonad-contrib 0.8-2 from Debian unstable
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: xmonad
+
+ UPDATE: 2008-10-03
+ Changed Summary to request xmonad 0.8-1,
changed the bug status myself? Just so I know the
correct work flow for next time.
On Friday 03 October 2008 09.20.40 Pär Andersson wrote:
As -2 only makes this small change to the build options I don't think
there is any reason to believe that it will not compile/install/run in
Intrepid just
On Saturday 04 October 2008 15.01.45 StefanPotyra wrote:
ok, the haskell-devscripts change looks good to me, and as haskell-
utf8-string is currently not in intrepid, we won't risk breakage.
I think you missed that haskell-utf8-string only is the name of the source
package. It is at version
Sorry for not replying to this earlier!
I have had a hardware failure in my home workstation where I do all my Ubuntu
testing/development. It took some time, but now I have gotten it into a
somewhat usable state. :-)
On Sunday 05 October 2008 12.56.59 StefanPotyra wrote:
Ok,
waspbr:
No, this bug has nothing what so ever to do with Xorg, you should report a
separate bug for your xorg problems.
Mårten:
Yes, it was a change in sata_nv that caused the problem. To be more specific it
was commit 2fd673ecf0378ddeeeb87b3605e50212e0c0ddc6, as I wrote in my upstream
bug
Public bug reported:
There are no repository files for [version]-backports on
http://ddebs.ubuntu.com. (In /dists there is no directories for hardy-
backports, gutsy-backports etc)
However if you look manually under /pool the dbgsym packages for
backports is available.
** Affects: ubuntu
I have verified this bug using an unpatched mainline linux-2.6 kernel,
found the commit causing trouble, and reported the bug upstream.
** Bug watch added: Linux Kernel Bug Tracker #11615
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11615
** Also affects: linux via
Yes, the patch is against the cryptsetup ubuntu package and only
modifies a few lines of debian/initramfs-cryptroot-hook.
However the patch is for 1.0.4-8ubuntu1 and don't seem to apply cleanly
to the current feisty version 1.0.4+svn26-1ubuntu1. I can make a new
version tomorrow if you don't want
The problem seems to be linux-meta-2.6.17.11 packages that have been
uploaded to edgy-security without corresponding kernel packages.
For example the meta package linux-image-generic now depends on linux-
image-2.6.17-11-generic which does not exist in the repository.
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Unmet dependency in
patch
** Attachment added: Add optimized cipher modules to initramfs
http://librarian.launchpad.net/5215026/initramfs-cryptroot-hook-patch
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Add optimized cipher modules to initramfs
https://launchpad.net/bugs/73862
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