This is a definately shotwell bug. I have verified with the test script
below. Simply selecting multiple photos will only result in one photo
being mailed. To get around the bug, the only known workaround is to
transform them at the SendTo dialog by scaling them. If they are already
too small to
Zoro, thanks for the patch but I'm going to have to wait for its
integration. I have been unable to get a clean compile of lrzsz either
current or older versions.
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I can confirm this bug. Using trzsz version 0.12.21-5 via minicom I
cannot get xmodem to download to an ARM7 machines uboot unless I (1)
open a second shell and use cat/dev/ttyxxx to flush the queue (2) start
the xmodem send; (3) kill the extra shell. This flushes the queue and
xmodem then works.
I use jpilot ver 1.6.2.4 on ubu9.10 amd64. I worked perfectly with
ubu9.04, reliably syncing via usb: each and every time. When I upgraded
to 9.10 it didn't work, crashing my Sony Clie PEG-SJ22/U, as described
by others, above. When I removed the modemmanager package it still would
not sync to
I request that this bug be closed because I had a similar freeze when
using a USB connected hard drive. Thus, I now believe that the bug is
USB related and not hplip related.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/430256
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Ubuntu 9.04
hpijs 3.9.2-3ubuntu4
Randomly, when printing to my HP Deskjet 6940, my Ubuntu 9.04 system
will freeze, requiring a reset/reboot to restore functionality. Cannot
even SSH into the frozen machine. I rebooted with ALT+SYSREQ+REISUB and
then looked at the message log
I personally feel that this bug should be upgraded to a very high
importance. What good are master documents if their result cannot be
trusted. My workaround posted on 5-23-2009 ultimately did not work. As
my document grew to 14 chapters of around 250 pages, errors reappeared.
I even examined the
Smbclient is part of the standard Ubuntu or Xubuntu installation. If it
wasn't present you must have done something to cause its removal. While
SAMBA is not preinstalled as part of the standard Ubuntu or Xubuntu
installation, it is not necessary to browse Windows shares. Samba
enables Linux
Smbclient is part of the standard Ubuntu or Xubuntu installation. If it
wasn't present you must have done something to cause its removal. While
SAMBA is not preinstalled as part of the standard Ubuntu or Xubuntu
installation, it is not necessary to browse Windows shares. Samba
enables Linux
I also run Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64 and have no problem at all, although it was
present on the same machine when I ran the i386 version. This problem
does not seem to exist in 64-bit Ubuntu. I suspect that you have a setup
problem. I recommend that you read the post at the following link:
I also run Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64 and have no problem at all, although it was
present on the same machine when I ran the i386 version. This problem
does not seem to exist in 64-bit Ubuntu. I suspect that you have a setup
problem. I recommend that you read the post at the following link:
motorman: I was the creator of the workaround on a 32-bit system. I have
since loaded a 64-bit system and, yes, it doesn't have this bug.
While it could be a Windows problem, possibly something isn't right with your
SAMBA setup. Even is SAMBA isn't installed, smbclient utilizes the samba.conf
motorman: I was the creator of the workaround on a 32-bit system. I have
since loaded a 64-bit system and, yes, it doesn't have this bug.
While it could be a Windows problem, possibly something isn't right with your
SAMBA setup. Even is SAMBA isn't installed, smbclient utilizes the samba.conf
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 329974 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/329974
The Motorman - see post above - should cure your problem: Workaround found,
but bug remains:
I used my Windows box IP address instead of Browsing for the printer. This
permitted me to go to the next steps
Read:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1140448
The workaround does work.
Also, remember that SAMBA does not enable you to see Windows shares,
that is what smbclient does. SAMBA is what lets Windows see Linux
shares. Nonetheless, if you can see your Windows system's shares, then
this
Motorman:
Are you positive that the printer on Windows is set to SHARE? If so, the
printer shown in Windows' Printers and Faxes dialog should have a little hand
on it (see attachment).
** Attachment added: Windows Printer Dialog
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/27287417/printer.JPG
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 329974 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/329974
The Motorman - see post above - should cure your problem: Workaround found,
but bug remains:
I used my Windows box IP address instead of Browsing for the printer. This
permitted me to go to the next steps
Read:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1140448
The workaround does work.
Also, remember that SAMBA does not enable you to see Windows shares,
that is what smbclient does. SAMBA is what lets Windows see Linux
shares. Nonetheless, if you can see your Windows system's shares, then
this
Motorman:
Are you positive that the printer on Windows is set to SHARE? If so, the
printer shown in Windows' Printers and Faxes dialog should have a little hand
on it (see attachment).
** Attachment added: Windows Printer Dialog
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/27287417/printer.JPG
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Thank you. I use the Jaunty amd64 version so I couldn't use Alexander's
builds. The fix works just fine.
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gpilotd running but no panel icon
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Whoops - I spoke too soon. This fix did make my Pilot applet appear on
the panel. However, I dropped a file to be uploaded to the Palm onto the
applet, then did a sync. The sync worked and the file was uploaded BUT
the applet disappeared from the panel and I had to click on the panel
and reload
UPDATE - POSSIBLE WORKAROUND: When I insert a figure and caption they
default to anchor to paragraph. I change the frame anchor to as
character because anchoring to paragraph often results in a picture
that wildly relocates it self. Anchoring as character gives better
control. I noticed that the
in _nss_dns_gethostbyname2_r() browsing Samba
printers, i386 only
To: remocmail-1s...@yahoo.com
Date: Friday, May 15, 2009, 11:59 AM
Unfortunately I couldn't reproduce the issue. I can set up Samba-shared
printers on 9.04 / i386 without a crash. Maybe it's linked to Windows XP
shared printers...
@Ed Comer or other
in _nss_dns_gethostbyname2_r() browsing Samba
printers, i386 only
To: remocmail-1s...@yahoo.com
Date: Friday, May 15, 2009, 11:59 AM
Unfortunately I couldn't reproduce the issue. I can set up Samba-shared
printers on 9.04 / i386 without a crash. Maybe it's linked to Windows XP
shared printers...
@Ed Comer or other
I will be unable to report further on the bug as I replaced 32-bit
Ubuntu 9.04 with the 64-bit Ubuntu 9.04 on the exact same hardware, in
the exact same environment and the bug is NOT present. With 64-bit
Ubuntu 9.04 I easily created a networked shared printer resident on a
Windows XP machine
I will be unable to report further on the bug as I replaced 32-bit
Ubuntu 9.04 with the 64-bit Ubuntu 9.04 on the exact same hardware, in
the exact same environment and the bug is NOT present. With 64-bit
Ubuntu 9.04 I easily created a networked shared printer resident on a
Windows XP machine
Apport grabbed the crash and I reported it, linking it to existing bug
report 361629. Related bugs are 329974, 344218, 359088, 360524 and
361629. Of interest, I had successfully built a windows shared printer
using the workaround that I described in this bug report, 368273, but
attempted adding a
I previously submitted bug 368273 but the auto bug report via apport
produced a list that included this bug as well as the related 329974,
344218, 359088, 360524 and this bug, 361629. Of interest, I had
successfully built a windows shared printer using the workaround that I
described in bug report
Apport grabbed the crash and I reported it, linking it to existing bug
report 361629. Related bugs are 329974, 344218, 359088, 360524 and
361629. Of interest, I had successfully built a windows shared printer
using the workaround that I described in this bug report, 368273, but
attempted adding a
Well - if you'll give me a clue as to how to obtain that I will try. I
understand how to do that using gdb on a program that I invoke but what
process for libsmb ?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/368273
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Well - if you'll give me a clue as to how to obtain that I will try. I
understand how to do that using gdb on a program that I invoke but what
process for libsmb ?
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I have changed the name resolve order in the past to resolve a total
inability to browse Windows shares, but that is not the issue in this
bug, consequentially, I have not changed the resolve order in smb.conf.
I can access Windows shares without problem, transfer files, etc. This
bug deals solely
I have changed the name resolve order in the past to resolve a total
inability to browse Windows shares, but that is not the issue in this
bug, consequentially, I have not changed the resolve order in smb.conf.
I can access Windows shares without problem, transfer files, etc. This
bug deals solely
Workaround found, but bug remains:
I used my Windows box IP address instead of Browsing for the printer. This
permitted me to go to the next steps and created a printer, although it didn't
work, i.e. the test page didn't print. However, I then clicked a change URI
button and it presented
Workaround found, but bug remains:
I used my Windows box IP address instead of Browsing for the printer. This
permitted me to go to the next steps and created a printer, although it didn't
work, i.e. the test page didn't print. However, I then clicked a change URI
button and it presented
I ran the Live-CD version of the 64 bit version of Ubuntu 9.04 as an
experiment to see if the problem existed there also. This bug is NOT
present in the 64-bit version. I can easily create a networked printer
resident on a Windows XP machine on amb64 Ubunto 9.04.
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I ran the Live-CD version of the 64 bit version of Ubuntu 9.04 as an
experiment to see if the problem existed there also. This bug is NOT
present in the 64-bit version. I can easily create a networked printer
resident on a Windows XP machine on amb64 Ubunto 9.04.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: smbclient
I am using Ubuntu Jaunty 9.10 e/w all current updates.
smbclient: Installed: 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3
First let me state that the Windows Networked/Shared printer can be
utilized just fine by two other Linux computers on mine - (1) a Dell 910
Netbook
Here is my Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty version output, collected two different ways:
eco...@lsquirrel:~$ apt-cache policy smbclient
smbclient:
Installed: 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3
Candidate: 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3
Version table:
*** 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/main Packages
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: smbclient
I am using Ubuntu Jaunty 9.10 e/w all current updates.
smbclient: Installed: 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3
First let me state that the Windows Networked/Shared printer can be
utilized just fine by two other Linux computers on mine - (1) a Dell 910
Netbook
** Attachment added: Windows shares.png
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26046140/Windows%20shares.png
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Here is my Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty version output, collected two different ways:
eco...@lsquirrel:~$ apt-cache policy smbclient
smbclient:
Installed: 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3
Candidate: 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3
Version table:
*** 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/main Packages
jackocleebrown, et al, I encourage you to go post a comment to
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=100448
The bug has already been closed one (thankfully reopened) and It looks
like it may be dismissed as unreproducible if additional support is not
added to the bug report. This is
I have the exact same problem.See attachment of snapshots of the Master.
All references are correct in the sub-document. I am using version 3.0.,
OOO300m15, build 9379, on Windows XP.
** Attachment added: Example of bug in 3.0.1
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24189557/ref_error_example.jpg
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See: http://tinyurl.com/dy3ckl
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As posted earlier, even with the cures posted by others, I was NEVER
able to get usb: to work with my Sony Clie SJ-22. However, by loading
the visor module, I was able to get connectivity with /dev/ttyUSB1. I
gave up on gpilot/evolution and removed them, but not because of
connectivity - as I said
Unfortunately, this bug remains the same and is experienced by many, but not
all people. See the Ubuntu forum:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=784259
Although there is a workaround of modifying the LMHOSTS line in smb.conf
that will permit access to the shares, it is VERY SLOW yet a
Unfortunately, this bug remains the same and is experienced by many, but not
all people. See the Ubuntu forum:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=784259
Although there is a workaround of modifying the LMHOSTS line in smb.conf
that will permit access to the shares, it is VERY SLOW yet a
Another thought. If I load the pilot-link and jpilot packages, I can
sync my Clie SJ-22 to jpilot. Thus the actual pilot-link package
recognizes the Clie SJ-22 yet gnome-pilot does not. Additionally, since
the low level messages (see lsusb post above) indicate that the device
is detected, wouldn't
The patch referenced in the July dialogue by Matt Davey refers to a
modified version of libpsock/usb.c at Pilot-Link-Devel. Please correct
me if I am wrong, but I don't see pilot-link as a dependancy with Ubuntu
- it isn't even loaded by default. It appears that the pilot-link
libraries are
Amendment - I meant to phrase If I load the pilot-link and jpilot
packages and modprobe visor and use ttyUSB1 then I can sync to
jpilot...
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[intrepid] impossible to sync palm pilot device
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/282491
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Not really. While If I load the pilot-link and jpilot packages and
modprobe visor and use ttyUSB1 then I can sync to jpilot - but I don't
want to use the jpilot PIM. Gnome-pilot sees the PDA and the sync acts
like it is going to work (the Clie makes the sync sound) but gnome-pilot
then immediately
Ok. In my previous test (with the error dialog pop-up), the visor module
was loaded, the serial radio button was pressed and the device name was
devpilot. I just tried with this setup - the visor module was loaded,
the USB radio button was pressed and the device name was /dev/ttyUSB1 -
this
Additional info. Although gnome-pilot will not work, I checked to see
what devices were built in the /dev directory when HotSync was pressed.
The output is below:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ls -l /dev/* 1
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ls -l /dev/* 2
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ diff 1 2
669a670,674
crw-rw-r-- 1 root
killing and restarting gpilotd had no effect other than that it now
enabled me to see the output of gpilotd on that terminal session.
When I HotSync it appears that pilotd detects the PDA as it outputs the
following. However, gnome-pilot continues to have no reaction at all:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$
No Joy
I have loaded the proposed version of gnome-pilot 2.0.15-2ubuntu4. I set the
gnome-pilot Device Settings to Type USB and Device usb: When I hotsync nothing
happens. The system does see the PDA - see pasted lsusb output below.
FOLLLOWING: output of lsusb when HotSync is pressed on Clie
I added the proposed repository and I believe that I have loaded the new
version (gnome-pilot 2.0.12-2ubuntu4) but I cannot get it to work, I use
a Clie SJ-22.
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In the intervening time my OO release has gone through a couple of
automatic updates after which I have had no further occurrences.
Consequentially, I withdraw the report.
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OpenOffice 2.4.1 Writer Freezes - Ubuntu 8.04
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/247416
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Setting /etc/samba/smb.conf to: name resolve order = lmhosts wins bcast
host also makes it work for me. It hasn't worked since Dapper - hooray!
FYI - I run Hardy Heron on a laptop with my only connection via WiFi to
a wireless router which has a window box connected to it via cable. I am
not
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
OpenOffice 4.01 writer freezes while simply entering text or even while a text
document but nothing is being done to the document, on the Ubuntu 8.04 Dell
C400 laptop computer requiring a power down and reboot to regain control. I
never
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
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- OpenOffice 4.01 writer freezes while simply entering text or even while a
text document but nothing is being done to the document, on the Ubuntu 8.04
Dell C400 laptop computer requiring a power down and reboot to regain control.
Re MikeK's comment - yes using the IP address usually works, but the
reported problem is that the name or graphical solution is broken for
many, if not most users. We shouldn't have to insert the IP address to
use this feature.
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I also have this problem also on 32-bit Hardy, and have had it ever since an
update in Dapper. Many others also have the problem - see posts at:
http://tinyurl.com/5e6psk
I previously reported this bug on launchpad.net with Bug 47386. The
problem remains just as bad as ever on Hardy.
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