have you verified this is a bug before reporting it ?
have you looked at the theme - it appears to be a KDE theme
have you tried installing the the missing theme ?
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that looks as simple as sshd is not actually running.
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logged in error - will do a new bug with correct information if this
turns out to be valid, but early tests show it as incorrectly logged
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9.10 is EOL
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not an ubuntu issue
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hard to use, annoying compiler/installer, needs ssh
distro EOL. pointless to progress
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Password box greyed out co
this kernel is now EOL and the VIA patch never came.
Ubuntu is not responsible for maintaining external suppliers patches and
it's compatability with the upstream Linux kernel.
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I suggest closing this bug as it was logged in 2009 - the bug is now
almost 3 years old.
I've not seen this bug in ubuntu 10.04 so it's reasonable to assume the
issue has been resolved and I'm not going to go back to install 9.04 to
start trouble shooting this now.
I'd suggest closing the call as
I'll look at picking this up for precise-alpha-1
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dovecot-antispam version 1.4~rc3-1 failed to build in oneiric
To manage notifications ab
The codebase for the 1.4 branch is compatible with Dovecot 2
Debian bug 631143 shows the maintainer plans to move to dovecot2
compatibility but is unable to find time resources at the moment.
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This is not a bug within ubuntu.
The patch supplied by VIA to allow this device to work is not compatible
with kernels post Ubuntu 9.10
Via have been informed of this and this should not be progressed until
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The key can be played anywhere you want as long as it's in line with the
config, the important part is the public and private key are both
there.
-Original Message-
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To: m...@projecthugo.co.uk
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Check the notes, and it will explain the fix, it's actually not a bug,
but a change in behaviour, took me a while to get to the bottom of it.
Matt
On 22/11/10 15:39, Vincent Ladeuil wrote:
> Just bitten again while setting up a new maverick host (found the bug #
> in my setup notes :-/)
>
> Sho
This bug is core in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and 10.10 and from reading notes,
future Ubuntu planned releases.
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the configuration for the boot loader was in a central shared place that
multiple OS's could access an
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after a very short and helpful conversation with the gnome-keyring
developers this problem is now resolved.
The problem is that the way gnome-keyring checks for public/private keys
has changed.
The old process used to check for ~/.ssh/id_?sa
now it checks for a matching public key in a *.pub for
while I chase this up with gnome (dissapointed, I'd have expected the
ubuntu package maintainer to push this upstream to the correct teams, if
I had wanted the answer contact the gnome developers - I'd have done it
myself) could this bug please get added to Maverick also.
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While this input is valid and appreciated, I'm not sure how gnome-
keyring-prompt/gnome-keyring knows if this is a new key, or an old key.
I'm using a DSA key, what is in this key file that is suggesting to
gnome it's an old key ?
I'm asking this as my keys are populated a lot around the place so
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ProblemType: Bug
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I'm not using seahorse so it's nothing to do with it, please keep to the
original bugs topic
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I'm not looking for a work around, this is a bug in the expected
behaviour and has been in place since Ubuntu 8.10 and I'd like to
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There appears to be a genuine requiement for alternate partition tables
support native in the kernel with larger consumer grade driver becoming
available.
The partition tools such as gparted and alternative may require seperate
investigation for support of alternative partition tables as tools suc
I should point out, that if you find the other bugs (there where 2) that
I logged on this other users also confirmed this.
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I have reported this bug before for the releases 9.04 and 9.10 but I'm
unable to find them for some reason so thought it best to log a clean
bug on it as those bugs had gone no-where.
Using ubuntu 8.10 32/64bit on my dell laptops or home built PC with a
dsa ssh key in /home/$
sorry env looks like this
SSH_AGENT_PID=1733
SSH_AUTH_SOCK=/tmp/keyring-q5qKgb/socket.ssh
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ssh-add does work either as a work around.
env from a failing 9.10 box looks like this
ma...@lore:~$ env | grep ssh
SSH_AUTH_SOCK=/tmp/keyring-q5qKgb/socket.ssh
Just to be clear as the additional bug appears to have been deleted this bug
effects anything post 8.10, that's 9.04 and 9.10 I am ye
any further information needed ?
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is it not possible you're updating libraries which trickle depends on
(libc for example) and thus pulling the rug out from under aptitude ?
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why is this even logged as an ubuntu problem , the fwbuilder interface
is poor ??? so tell the fwbuilder interface team about it.
ssh is the most secure way of moving files, so important files such as
firewall rules which contain in effect security policies for the target
machine need to be moved
why has this bug's status been changed from confirmed to incomplete ?
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that's where my public key is and has always been
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I will update this later on as I don't have access to exactly the same
hardware today.
I will confirm this on 9.10 64bit as that is what the laptop in question
currently has installed, that said, if you would like me to confirm this
on 9.10 32bit or 9.04 32/64bit Id be happy to do so, is the outpu
Using WPA2 personal encyption
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I'm an ubuntu member, but I think you where trying to say someone on the
development team.
As you can see from the earlier bug, bug #375341 it was confirmed and multiple
people had the problem.
I fully understand how hard it is to fix something that you can't replicate,
and I'm not expecting an
no - the bug is logged to ubuntu, it is up to ubuntu to work with
upstream to resolve the issue.
This issue is not present in other distros, such as fedora and is
working in ubuntu 8.04 and 8.10, on the same hardware.
I'd expect ubuntu to work with the upstream developers to fix this if
upstream
it doesn't appear to happen for everyone (see the old bug details) but
it's on a clean install each time of testing and it got confirmed on the
last bug report, I can only assume it's still genuine in 9.10 also.
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what are you talking about "the agent works fine there" where ???
The bug that this is a duplicate/re-production of has been confirmed - this is
the same situation just on the later distribution.
There is a confirmed bug. It has been noticed before - in the earlier
bug, I'm reporting the bug is
I should point out the admin tool I'm using is Network Manager applet
0.7.996
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I am using the Intel 3945 network card on a Dell lattitude D630 laptop.
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[Golan] Network Connection (rev 02)
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Connecting to a hidden SSID network can take a long time in Ubuntu 9.10 and
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I have configued the hidden SSID network in the gnome-network-admin tool, and
when it does auto connect it works fine, however if it doe
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This is a duplicate bug for bug #375341 which was 9.04 specific.
This bug is now relevant to 9.10. Exactly the same hardware and conditions.
SUMMARY
On previous release ubuntu 8.04/ubuntu 8.10 when using ssh to connect to remote
hosts with
John,
I've not assigned myself any bugs,
Matt
John Vivirito wrote:
> Please do not assign yourself to bugs you dont plan on fixing and closed
> bugs should never been re-assigned. it looks like you are doing it for
> karma and it doesnt give you any really
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If possible try it on another motherboard - one that is not NV based.
If it only happens when it's overheating, take out some components and
just run the machine with as little as possible. If the system is
overheating the board maybe having failures rather than the disk.
Make sure you're not ove
This bug has now been marked confirmed.
For the record I have confirmed this on 3 separate x86 and x86_64
hardware platforms,
3 clean 9.04 install both updated and from cd install,
one x86 and 86_64 on each platform.
Problem occurs on all 3 machines in all configurations
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This does not appear to be a duplicate of #362152
#362152 states that he cannot connect to a wirless router with a hidden
ssid.
This bug is not the same.
I can connect to a wirless network with a hidden ssid fine, the problem
is that it will not auto connect with the "automatically connect to th
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Ubuntu 9.04 64bit on a Dell XPS M1330 laptop.
Using the Intel Pro 3945ABG network card on a hidden SSID WPA2-personal
/ AES encyprted network with the "automatcially connect" button enabled
in gnome's network manager applet does not automatically connect.
I have to go to the
so on connect ssh-agent is launching a graphical ssh-askpass session for
you, interesting.
My 9.04 laptop is a clean install on the same machine as the working 8.10 /
8.04 configuration.
what information would you like provided to futher aid this bug ?
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Sorry - I'll rephrase that
I don't understand your comment "not confirming the issue there"
Are you saying that gnome-ssh-askpass (ssh-askpass_) should work as it
has done in 8.04/8.10 in 9.04 also ?
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sorry - what do you mean "not confirming the issue there"
Do you have confirmation of someone using the ssh agent in the manner
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This is not the case,
The 64bit package is still pre release and has caused problems for the
majority of in experienced users installing and trying to use it. Just
allow ubuntu to update the package, while long term collaberation and a
solution is found.
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From: "Noel J
And how do you suggest this focus on backend logic and focus on user
ease of getting flash is done ? The problem is not ubuntu, or linux in
general, how can package maintainers be expected to be up to date real
time with Adobe changing the file and it's location with no notice.
Instead of chasing t
This bug appears to be resolved in gnome 2.24.1 as released with ubuntu
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GNU/Linux
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:Ubuntu 8.10
Release:8.10
Codename: intrepid
Upo
is this a server unreachable, and waiting for a time out
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exactly, it's just extraction options, which as I said in the #ubuntu
irc channel are covered in the man page.
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Not sure how this is a bug - it's putting the files in the current
working directory in the same way tar does if it's packaged up without
absoloute paths ?
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Scott James Remnant wrote:
> It does exactly what you'd expect, checks whether you are uid 0 (root).
>
>
I guess this bug can be closed as "not a bug".
Thanks for walking through the process.
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Hi no problem,
I'm aware of this limitation, the question is how is the "root" checking
done ?
if it is based on a uid of 0 as with solaris/hpux then this will be fine
for local users, however would this not cause a potential issue against
ldap/nis based authentication in that the "admin" of 0
Would it not be possible to expand on a solution,
eg: keep the motu-list as it is, and have an motu-bug list, that could
be subscribed to if desired, and/or assign people the responsability of
gatekeeping that list, eg: removing duplicates, cleaning up the quality,
and then posting a summary Bug r
The Hardy 2.6.24 Kernel appears to have resolved this bug to an
acceptable standard.
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As we are the only two that has reported and confirmed this bug, and we
both confirm that the 2.4.24 release has resolved/massive improvment on
this bug I'd suggest closing it to remove developer effort.
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the 2.6.24 kernel has an updated version of this driver and I have had
zero drop out since. It would be good if Omer T could also verify this.
It appears the driver update in 2.6.24 Hardy kernel is a large
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This is a petty bug.
I've had multiple users ignore kvm as a virtualization platform as they thought
it was only x86 hardware (32bit). The majority of this seems to be down to the
control file description of
"Full virtualization on x86 hardware" being displayed in the packa
Is there any movement on this at all, we've had 5 months pass with no
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well said, the ammount of "update the md5's" is getting tedious - it's
been spelt out a few times that konqueror and opera are the main issues
holding this back.
Stand fire for direction from the ubuntu teams, rather than posting more
pointless work around and temp fixes and ideas of "fixing md5 e
would this perhaps be worth the intel maintainers (wifi) taking a look
at this as the mode advertisment to gnome ?
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guys,
can we please keep the discussion / work around banter on this bug clean
as Brandon requested.
Allow me to summerise in the hope that this will stop the banter and
keep it clear for the resolution.
1.) The flash package from ubuntu broke due to Adobe changing the CONTENTS of
the flash tar
great, so once this package is moved from proposed into main we can
close this bug - and focus on resolving the others seperatly.
thank you cyrus
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Guys,
I'm going to attempt to tidy this up and put it to bed a little better.
Please don't take this as a "I don't care about konquer" situation, as
thats not the key, kubuntu/konquer are key.
I would request that there is two seperate bugs launched one for working
in opera and one for konquer,
I have now tested Brandon's fix on all supported ubuntu platforms.
Brandon - package appears functional at install time.
Some sites have minor issues, but thats down to plugin changes, not the
install package.
I'd request this now be moved to release.
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Brandon has a fixed marked, I think we should allow the package to be
deployed before disscussing alternatives what ifs and how to's.
The package is broke due to md5 checks. Lets get that bug resolved for
this package, close the bug and if appropriate log another bug to
details issue with the pack
Can we please drop the how to compile and trouble shooting personal
compiles from this bug report.
there is an official fix made, has the package been distributed to the
repo's yet ? it appears not for the 32bit gutsy repo's.
Could we get an official response on the already created fix package
ra
Hi
could someone clarify the status of this bug please.
The bug is marked as fixed released, but in the stable gutsy repo's the
checksum is still wrong.
Is this fix released to the proposed repos ? the development repo's ?
I would be greatful of clarification.
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Thanks for changing the location.
Additional information:
on Investigation, the problem appears to have various manifestations.
I've seen many other users of the same card reporting one "option" for
this cards encyption missing.
For example "open encyption" is missing for my personal situation
in terms of importance on this bug, for gnome-network, I'd request this be
assigned to medium rather then low.
Simpley on the basis that this intel card is a common card and if this bug is
confirmed then not being able to set "no encryption" is a very
feature/connection limiting factor of the i
I have only logged this bug after confirming no problems with the access
point during these connection drops.
Once the connection drops again I will log the output of dmesg, lsmod
again
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System Hardware:
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Ubuntu OS:
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GNU/Linux
Problem
Intel wireless card 3945ABG, using the restricted driver works fine. At
random points a
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2.6.22-14-generic #1 SMP
Restricted Driver for Intel 3945ABG.
FAULT
While trying to use gnome-network configurati
After discussing this problem with you on the #ubuntu irc channel last
night in detail.
I believe this is not a bug and your drive actually has a fault.
Unless you can provide evidence that your drive is working beyond "it
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: python
Installing Mailman on a fully patched ubuntu 6.0.6 x86 server install, I
run the command "newlist" which brings up the following error.
All packages are latest supplied from ubuntu repo - no backports.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/
Additional information.
setting EDITOR=/usr/bin/vi and exporting
then running crontab -e will allow you to create a usable cron file
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Crontab accepts files with no newline before EOL. Cron ignores file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/118168
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Hello Travis.
thanks for the feedback on this enchacment request.
Questions.
1.) The updates made for gusty, will they get filtered down into fesity if
approved or will fesity not change revisions.
2.) I was wrongly from reading forum threads under the impression that the
current version of
what are you trying to install, what is the status of your disk layout,
are you using lvm or clvm or raid or just flat file systems. More
impostantly what is the status of the file system the packages are
trying to install to.
why is the executable path and source package being reported against
"g
I can't see what this bug report is actually reporting as a bug
Do you actually mean that as you open a gnome termainal it fires off to
do an ssh connetion to a remote server on its own ?
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just after I opened a new window; ssh connection to remote server with key
passphrase reqest
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