Public bug reported:
Thunar is regularly failing to display file data correctly.
E.g. After copying files between two directories today, Thunar displayed
the copies with file sizes that were different from reality.
Attached screenshots show Thunar's listing of files in the two
directories.
The
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 14.04 Install appears to have hung.
Install is unable to proceed beyond the user options screen. There is no
dialogue button for next or any other way for the user to tell the
install to continue.
This install was started from live desktop icon. The install then
The workaround to this bug was to click back and then continue
again.
The install then offered a continue option on the user details screen
instead of the odd, impotent connect option.
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Bravo.
This is an issue for new users, btw, because the rather well written
Introduction to Apparmor by Bodhi.Zazen on Ubuntu Forums
(http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1008906) uses Genprof at the
crucial point where its tutorial teaches you how to build a profile. And
it makes a special
So, yah. I'm getting this error.
But I'm on 14.04 LTS. It's still running the malfunctioning Apparmor
2.8.95~2430. It seems then that fix 2.8.96~2541 was never issued.
Apparmor seems impotent. It seems as though it is impossible to
configure, impossible to use Apparmor to secure a machine
I'm sorry but I have no time to reinstall to recreate the error. I have
just spent half my night/early hours learning/trying to get Apparmor to
work only to discover it is running a bug that has been fixed but
apparently not implemented. bah.
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Public bug reported:
Can't delete files with names longer than 131 characters.
Thunar says:
File operation in progress
Moving files into the wastebasket...
Unable to create wastebasket info file
File name too long
Using 'rm' on the command line does delete the file.
gvfs-trash, however,
Public bug reported:
Crash while drag+dropping five files from one folder to a subfolder.
Long file / folder names with unusual characters.
Thunar hung, then crashed.
Logs attached.
** Affects: thunar (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: thunar xfce zeitgeist
**
Public bug reported:
1. Start video : plays fine.
2. Spacebar to video : works fine
4. Spacebar to video : works fine
If however:
5. ">" to video : goes okay
6. Spacebar to video : works fine
7. Spacebar to video : video
I would be eager to perform any further investigation of this bug as
required, if given suitable instructions.
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Title:
gnome-mplayer stutters on
It occurs while playing mp3's such that using the arrow keys to navigate
a recording make playback stutter so much that it renders the navigation
almost pointless.
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Public bug reported:
gpu-manager.conf reports "Kernel Module is not loaded". While
investigating (there's scant info about gpu-manager), i attempted "gpu-
manager -h". Caused segmentation fault.
lspci:
01:00.1 Display controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] RV370
GL [FireGL V3100]
Stutter occurred also when playing an mp3 without pausing or rwd/fwding
play.
It also occurred that I played the same audio file without stutter, even
while pausing and doing rwd/fwd during play. So I thought this was not a
problem that effected audio. But it did when the same audio was played a
The video stutter doesn't appear to occur if you avoid using the arrow
keys to fwd/rev and only use the mouse pointer to relocate the video.
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No, Bill Canaday (bill13510). No, no, no. And no.
The linux way is everyone does their bit to make the software better.
Users, who are not developers or system administrators, report when
things don't work properly. This is a time-consuming and often seemingly
thankless, fruitless and pointless
Helloo!
(Helloo... Hello... Hell... Hellooo...
Helloo... Hello... Hell... Hellooo... Helloo...)
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My syslog is full of zeitgeist errors like this:
org.gnome.zeitgeist.Engine ... DataInserter: destroyed with unflushed data...
org.gnome.zeitgeist.Engine ... database is locked
It seems also to be causing problems with other applications:
Public bug reported:
SCSI stopped working. Machine locks on boot. It was fine before.
What should happen: machine boosts, scsi interface enabled
What does happen: machine fails to boot, acpi reports problems
Boot messages [edited]:
ACPI PCC Probe Failed
Starting Version 219
Worker[139]
I refuse to use Apport until it offers an option for fully anonymized
reporting. That means full anonymization of all filenames, including
directories, usernames, strings from filesystem content, addresses,
device names and whatever else. I'm boycotting Apport.
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Installed as per instructions in pdf manual, ldtp-tutorial.pdf, but used
python3 in place of python as usual.
It appears however to have installed a python2 version.
Hence:
-
>>> import ldtp
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "",
Public bug reported:
The problem was evident as en error message when trying run 'Language
Support' (gnome-language-selector) after install. (This was the advised
way to get the Atom spell-checker working).
Error described here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1031319/language-
What has Thunderbird got to do with it?
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Title:
Okular snap package cannot access files outside home directory
To manage notifications about
Numpty user scratches around in the dirt looking for some incy little
nut that pinged off when he tried to attach some widget.
Choking and spluttering in all the dust kicked up down there, it's hard
to see. There are all these big cowboy boots kicking around. Its a
gabble of developers talking
It seems to be notable in html files when highlighting is on.
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Title:
Gedit hangs while searching in large file
To manage notifications about
I found it necessary to lock+suspend the screen before closing the lid.
So I did it with a script tied to the keyboard shortcut
CTRL+SUPER+DELETE:
https://askubuntu.com/a/1162665/297529
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It was humour. Sarcasm, actually. A protest. Nothing gets reported back to
the user but an echo and a snooty put down.
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Title:
gnome-mplayer
Ten years later, after installing xubuntu 18.04:
"
Received error while trying to log out
Session manager must be in idle state
when requesting a shutdown
"
All user gui programs are closed.
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Thanks for letting me know, Chris.
Chris Cheney wrote:
We do not support the official version of openoffice please file bugs
about it at http://openoffice.org/ website. You can get OOo 3.0.1
Ubuntu debs from the ppa at https://launchpad.net/~openoffice-
pkgs/+archive
** Changed in:
I've got the same problem on both Evince and ePDF
Document: 268-page .pdf
Link: http://www.hm-treasury.gov.uk/d/Budget2009/bud09_completereport_2591.pdf
1. Evince Document Viewer 2.2
Search term: office
Result: search counts back from 99% and crashes out when it reaches 66%
Search term: office
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
E.g. in the following pdf:
http://www.ico.gov.uk/upload/documents/library/data_protection/detailed_specialist_guides/review_of_eu_dp_directive.pdf
On page 33, paragraph 6:
The string 13 years runs over the first and onto the second line of
this
scuse me, chris. i don't mean to be rude. i've also not had the problem
arise again for a couple of days. i've hesitated to implement the
package because this being the only machine on which i can earn a
living, i'm reluctant to risk a spanner in its works. and having just
made the transition
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the plug.
I keep losing my work. Someone on the Ubuntu forums said, well you
shouldn't have upgraded to Ibex on your work machine. Well, if someone
had told me before hand... ;-)
Anyways. Great software. I recommend it to other people. But I can't
keep losing my work.
cheers
markling.
ProblemType
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
Error: failed to extract the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) files. (exit code 7)
I'm trying to install 3.0 because 2 keeps crashing under Ibix and losing
my work. But the install doesn't appear to be working. I looked on the
openoffice
Hello Chris
Thanks for your message. Which logs do you need? And how do you want
them? I.e. should I cut and paste recent or just attach the whole file/s?
It is the official version of 3 I downloaded from the openoffice.org
website.
Cheers
Mark.
Chris Cheney wrote:
I need actual logs to be
cannot presume to know their priorities.
so three cheers for those who have contributed so much to make it work
and, like chris, continue to do so. three cheers also for those for whom
contributing what they can is not so much, but still as much as they can.
:)
teledyn wrote:
Markling, we feel
I had an error report like this from Tracker Applet this morning:
Tracker
There was an error while performing indexing
Index corrupted
It asked me if I wanted to [reindex], [cancel] or [OK]
Neither [cancel] nor [OK] worked. The error window just popped right
back at me like it was the
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Tar reported unspecified errors - failed to compress
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This fix should be high priority.
It can be hard to prove a negative.
The same goes for documents.
I.e. Professional people who use .pdf readers sometimes have a need to prove
something does not exist in a document.
They can do this by searching for the thing they need to disprove.
But if the
Ah, I don't know what this upstream lark is. I would presume it means
that its someone else's problem. All I know as a user, is when you
report a bug, you are taken to Launchpad. So you file your bug reports
in Launchpad.
I've just clicked your link and it says I need to log into yet another
bug
to that
function.
Or this may be because my machine is slow. This should not, however,
prevent my keypresses being captured at the right time and put in the
right place so that my use of the keyboard operates as it ought, which
is seemlessly.
Excellent text editor all the same.
Markling.
ProblemType: Bug
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This should be high priority.
As it stands, the Ubuntu Document viewer cannot be trusted. The search
function does that work.
How many professions can you think of where it is crucial to know
whether a string occurs in a document or not?
Law, journalism, health, security, law enforcement.
Need
I'm sorry to see this has been given status Opinion. Will it actually
get discussed or merely ignored? I fear my report is too verbose.
The fact remains that keypresses made immediately after the invocation
of the Find function using the keyboard short are not captured. This is
a problem.
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Title:
Tar reported
I'd second the call for SPACE to activate play/pause in Rhythm Box. A
one-touch play/pause is essential.
Try this: playing your guitar, learning a song. You have to
play/pause. You can't be fiddling around with CTRL+SPACE or whatever
when you are trying to pin down a riff.
Or what happens if the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
My graphics has gone kaput on Karmic.
Machine: IBM X40
Graphics: Intel 82852/855GM Int. Graphics Device (rev 02)
Docking station: X4 Ultrabase
My machine has got stuck in low graphics mode after an error.
Background
-
The
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/40446130/failsafeX-backup-100304020421.tar
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/40444520/BootDmesg.txt
** Attachment added: CurrentDmesg.txt
Two crucial items of information about the bug:
1. Before the crash occurred, the X40 laptop was attached to the docking
station, its monitor and the external monitor were both on, and the
desktop spread across them both. The following then happened:
- The laptop was removed from the docking
please excuse me, Bruce, but do you mean for me to install that package?
I'd be very grateful if you would tell me how.
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I've encountered the same problem. You can see it at work here.
1. See the attached spreadsheet: test.ods
Look at the Formula in cell L6. Note the cell references. It's function
is probably irrelevant to the bug. It reads as follows:
=IF(J6=B,L5+G6-H6-I6,IF(K6=B,L5-I6))
So far so good. The
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
Inserting a row causes mistaken alteration of formulas in cells
belonging to rows immediately below the insert that referred to cells
above it.
E.g. In the attached example spreadsheet: test 4.ods
It has two columns: A (Money in) and B
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
The following Calc formula appears to have malfunctioned.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
1. Update manager error message. Appeared after clean install of 9.10
while the Update Manager was reading packages:
E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily
unavailable)
E: Unable to lock the
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9.10
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Ran Update Manager again immediately following restart describde above.
246 packages selected. Pressed Install Updates
This error appeared:
E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to
correct the problem.
E: _cache-open() failed, please report.
Closeed error.
I was unable to execute these commands.
The last generated an error:
couldn't find package linux-image-2.6.34-v9patch-generic
I tried the patch after being told that it might make it possible for me
to upgrade to Ubuntu v10. I'm still unable to upgrade to Ubuntu v10:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
This problem occured within a day of performing a clean install of
Ubuntu 10.10.
1) Ubuntu Release 10.10
2) Nautilus version: 1:2.32.0-0ubuntu1.1
3) What expected to happen:
I was just moving a few folders around. I expected this to proceed
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Title:
Nautilus froze
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I have experienced a similar problem with the latest release. This
problem occured within a day of performing a clean install of Ubuntu
10.10.
1) Ubuntu Release 10.10
2) Nautilus version: 1:2.32.0-0ubuntu1.1
3) What expected to happen:
I was just moving a few folders around. I expected this to
I have added this as a separate bug here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/698109
I did so in order for my Apport data to be filed.
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I've narrowed this down to the nub.
The specific bug as can thus far be certain:
Nautilus freezes when separate File Operation interrupted with Error
caused by over-long filename.
To recap:
I have Nautilus running in Ubuntu Workspace 1.
I have a large File Operation running in Workspace 4.
Note: my problem appears to be directly related to File Operations.
What follows is a copy of related comment I just added to Bug 698109:
I've narrowed this down to the nub.
The specific bug as can thus far be certain:
Nautilus freezes when separate File Operation interrupted with Error
caused
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: tar
1) Ubuntu release 10.10
2) Tar version 1.23-2
3) I was compressing about 150 Gb of data on a 160Gb external HD running
NTFS and connected by USB. I had performed this operation by right-
clicking on the group of highlighted files in Nautilus and
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The actual size of the files I was 89Gb +/- 1Gb.
I can't be more accurate than that because I permanently deleted a file
of about a gig since the error occurred.
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** Summary changed:
- Nautilus froze
+ Nautilus freezes when separate File Operation is interrupted with Error
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Nautilus freezes when
Thanks Jussi. That is correct. The external drive was almost full with
the data on which the tar was attempted. The internal/mainboard drive
had free space.
I'm sorry if I have reported here what might have been more
appropriately posted to the discussion boards.
It is perhaps of interest to
On second thoughts, it did report an error.
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Thanks, Jussi. I think, on reflection, it is an error.
From the point of view of the considerate user: tar reported an error
that was dutifully reported in turn as an error to launchpad. It is
therefore an error.
From the point of view of the user who wants to get something done: it
reported an
Thanks for changing it back.
I have some further info.
I have now got a faster machine with more memory. The problem does not
occur any more because my processing is no longer slow enough to trigger
it.
If, however, the issue has not been addressed in the code, I would
suggest that there are
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sound-juicer
Sound Juicer appears to have reset preferences on the last upgrade,
which was delivered on the Ubuntu Update Manager round on 8 January
2011.
The last time I used sound juicer was 7 January 2011. On that occasion,
Sound Juicer extracted
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Public bug reported:
This is ubuntu-bug report and further info is meant to be added to another bug,
but Launchpad could not find it by even a part of its title (odd name must have
thown it): https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus/+bug/1125944 -
(gedit:3366): IBUS-WARNING **: The owner
Please also see my ubuntu-bug report for gedit here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gedit/+bug/1189095
Issue occured for me in very specific circumstances: attempt to run two
sudo gedit commands running simultaneously. The second failed with the
error: (gedit:3214): IBUS-WARNING **:
This occurs in different scenarios. Here's one:
Thunar devices list shows attached but unmounted external drive B. The
drive is encrypted. In normal practice the following works as expected:
mouse click drive B in Thunar devices list; Thunar gives popus asking
for encryption password; password
Public bug reported:
Populate a couple of lists of songs in gmusicbrowser. Remove one or two
songs from one of them. Go to the other list. Then go back to the first.
The removed songs will have reappeared, as if by magic.
An aside of possible
I don't know about the new summary Brian has put on this bug: update-
notifier notifies of phased-updates for which you may not be eligible.
But I do know that the original summary I put on it was perfectly
comprehensible and that it has now been changed into something almost
illegible ;)
This
I just installed those 29 updates, by the way. And then my system does a
popup that says: there are 20 updates available. So here I am with
this new update message, and I think either my system didn't check the
last lot of updates properly. Or it's got another bunch of updates it
could only do
Here's another example.
External disk, encrypted, listed in Thunar devices. I click on it.
Thunar brings pops up a password form. I enter the password incorrectly.
The form disappears. I tried a few times. (Damned passwords). But then
it seems Thunar hasn't let go of it. Thunar's 'busy' wheel is
Very shortly after I filed that last report yesterday, Thunar crashed
and bailed. This has happened before when its exhibited problems with
external disks. It generated a bug report of the crash, which I sent.
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Simon gives following error:
could not initialize scenarios and shadow dictionary
I installed using 'sudo apt-get install simon' at the command line. It
reported this back:
QDBusConnection: session D-Bus connection created before QCoreApplication.
Application may
Public bug reported:
gnome-sound-recorder not working.
Failure was, initially, an attempt to get it recording streaming audio
out of the box.
That having failed, I tried changing its options, and my (alsa) sound
options. Failing that I started looking for help online: the problem
looked
Woah there though. My description of Alsa user interface settings is
only the *impression* I have after being unable to make any sense of
them. The input settings are actually described in fairly plain English.
All of the settings are not. And in combination, the effect is to
overwhlem the user
Something else of note regarding the actual bug.
The user interface for my (alsa) sound settings seems to only offer
options when there is a sound programme active.
The 'Recording' tab in my sound settings interface says: No application
is currently recording audio.
It says this even after I
Here it is again. External drive. Windows fomatted. Ubuntu-encrypted.
Left on overnight. Beyond midnight it gets auto-dismounted. Active
applications (in this case Quod Libet) think it's still there till they
try and access. They find it is not.
When you right-click / mount in Thunar, it gives
Thunar just crashed out. Reconnected auto-dismounted disk. Got on with
work. A different workspace, a different Thunar window: navigate into
folder, navigate up arrow out again. Thunar hangs and bails out.
Restart OK for now.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 642792 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/642792
This bug should be reopened.
From where I'm sitting its an xfce4 bug, or a Xubuntu bug.
It is not a duplicate bug of #642792 for two reasons.
One is that #642792 was a Gnome bug.
Second, #642792 was
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 642792 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/642792
I'm using xfce4-screenshoot 1.8.1-1 / amd64
I cannot get a keyboard press to do a print screen / screen shot.
Any of the following key presses do nothing:
Print Screen
CTRL-Print Screen
ALT-Print Screen
I have removed this bug's status as a duplicate of bug #642792.
It is worth noting here that the screenshot app no longer appears to
provide a facility for choosing screen/window capture, and timed
capture. I don't know what happened to these, but it seems like a
backwards step.
** This bug is
Public bug reported:
Kernel update gave an error after reset.
Apport began compiling a crash report.
My internet connection dropped while Apport was compiling the report.
Apport then asked me to approve the report filing.
I told it to go ahead.
Apport failed because there wasn't an internet
So here's the scenario:
. Thunar crashed out again when I was in the middle of some work.
. Software upates have been waiting for a week because they won't install until
I manually remove my operating system's discarded kernel images
. So I stop work to install the updates but there are 19
This is still happening.
I can't stress enough what an incredible hinderance it is to the working
day when your system starts crashing and you have to do the updates but
the updates won't work because you have first to remove old kernel
images your OS has not cleaned up.
So I go trapsing after
The name of this error is unhelpful.
update-initramfs should produce a more helpful error when there isn't
enough free space
It should be:
software updater preventing installing updates by rubbish heap of old
kernel images
or
ubuntu should clean up its discarded kernel images automatically
Here's a more specific account of this problem:
External, USB, encrypted, windows disk.
Click on disk in Thunar device list. Thunar throws a password window up.
Cancel the action. Thunar closes the Window but retains the process. Thunar
keeps the device busy in the Device list: its rotating
This error is still effecting me. It has been this way for four years.
I have a pdf open in Okular. If I search for a term with two words,
Okular will not find it if the term runs over a line. So you have to
remember to search for either of the words in the term, and lug past all
those matches
I've had minor repeats of this problem, without the linux black screen
of death.
Just happened twice within an hour. Filed crash reports. Both occassions
was rapidly pressing the up arrow on the Thunar navigation panel.
Can't see cause. First time was about three directories deep on an
external,
This bug is the same as: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/initramfs-tools/+bug/798414
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