I've been wondering if it's worth making a small patch to zsync so it at
least rejects HTTPS with a clear error message? (I was confused by this
for a while..)
If I did, where would be the best place to submit it?
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Tested the mksquashfs command in version 4.4 (2019/08/29) on Ubuntu 20.04.
It now says: Not enough or invalid arguments in pseudo file definition "/ f 444
root root echo"
Appending to the archive now reports "File system corrupted: filename
too long" and fails gracefully.
Listing the archive
I filed a separate Issue on GitHub:
https://github.com/plougher/squashfs-tools/issues/50
I believe the problems were fixed in these two commits:
https://github.com/plougher/squashfs-tools/commit/c249ba3bbdb41034f6027f93d590a8ea06d32c75
mksquashfs: add filesystem corruption checks when reading
I'm not an expert, but I tried running the current GitHub source through
a debugger.
The problematic line seems to be in read_fs.c:
https://github.com/plougher/squashfs-
tools/blob/7d7f2da27d5c39de89c5fae61eb611666f297c03/squashfs-
tools/read_fs.c#L678
memcpy(dire->name, directory_table
Public bug reported:
Description:Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS
Release:16.04
squashfs-tools: Installed: 1:4.3-3ubuntu2.16.04.1
mksquashfs can create a filesystem with a pseudo file at '/', but unsquashfs
doesn't like the result, and mksquashfs crashes trying to add to it.
$ rm
Assigning to compiz, as suggested in question 300474
** Package changed: ubuntu => compiz
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1605983
Title:
The Maximize button has the wrong
Public bug reported:
On a plain Ubuntu 16.04 install, if I snap a window with a normal title
bar (such as Nautilus) to the side of the screen, then click the
Maximize button, it restores to its original size, as if I had dragged
it away. Is this supposed to happen?
I notice when a window is
Public bug reported:
If you snap a Terminal window to the side of the screen, and then drag
it away with the mouse, it changes back to its original width, but its
height remains as that of the screen, so that you end up with an
unusually tall window.
This happens if you drag it away, or click
This has just happened for me on Ubuntu 16.04 Server.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1423326
Title:
lxsession should depend on lxsession-logout
To manage notifications about this
I've made a report upstream at
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=767243.
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #767243
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=767243
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Public bug reported:
When I start up from a Ubuntu 16.04 Live CD, I do not get a wireless
network connection, instead it seems to see my USB device (a Belkin
F5D8053 N Wireless USB Adapter) as a "wired connection".
If I do 'service network-manager restart', or unplug and replug the
device, then
Note: on watching the behaviour more closely: on restore the terminal
window is very briefly restored to its correct size/position, then
almost immediately changes its size to fill the screen.
It also jumps to the top-left corner at the same time, I think if and
only if it was entirely onscreen.
Yes, I have just tried 14.04 quickly, and it is restoring OK there. I
notice that since then they've added the ability for text to re-wrap on
terminal resize. I don't know if that's related.
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This is still a problem in 16.04. The terminal will become a desktop-
sized window after restoring, after every way I can think of to maximise
(snapping to top, double-clicking the title bar, double-pressing F11).
If the window was partly offscreen when it was maximised, it still
expands to
Public bug reported:
This is on a Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit live session.
In the Network Connections dialog, Add/Edit a connection. In the IPv4
Settings (or IPv6 Settings) tabs, set the method to Manual, and Add a
new address.
A text box for Address comes up, approximately spanning the first two
Thanks for the workaround!
I didn't have a ~/.config/gtk-3.0 folder for some reason, but with an mkdir
things worked fine:
mkdir ~/.config/gtk-3.0
ln -sf ~/.gtk-bookmarks ~/.config/gtk-3.0/bookmarks
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Public bug reported:
The problem line is at: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-
branches/ubuntu/raring/ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu/raring-
proposed/view/head:/slideshows/lubuntu/slides/02_browser.html#L12
The string contains Did you know that Lubuntu has it's own Chrome extension
available for
Hi Gary, thanks for the response. I've run an update on all my
packages. Unfortunately the progress button is still glitchy in
software-center 5.2.3.
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Public bug reported:
While installing software in the Ubuntu Software Centre, there is a
slowly rotating progress button. But on my computer I get glitchy
looking artifacts around the arrows. I've attached some screenshots.
As far as I can tell this is the only instance in Ubuntu where this
** Attachment added: Screenshots of the Software Centre showing the Progress
button
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/999868/+attachment/3148080/+files/Progress.zip
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