Public bug reported:
Every other systemd-infected distribution leaves the rc-local.service
unit enabled; this is probably because provisioning systems need to use
it to launch first-boot tasks.
Ubuntu has been blindly following suit in every other respect and should
do the same here also. It's
I discovered the root cause; DNS was broken.
That being the case, I'd expect a better response from Firefox than to
simply segfault its renderer. Chromium was able to pinpoint the problem
with a helpful error message.
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Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS, with xenial HWE & apt-get update/upgrade @1486597947 UTC
Firefox: 51.0.1+build2-0ubuntu0.14.04.2
Tried both HTTP and HTTPS sites. All cause a crash. Firefox displays
"Bad news first: This tab has crashed". Attempting to reload the tab
restores the
Public bug reported:
When dash is used as /bin/sh and is called with -c to execute commands,
dash doesn't appear to pass signals to the child process. When the
process spawning dash sends dash a SIGTERM for example, it causes those
subprocesses to never die, and wrecks havoc on servers as tons
awesome 3.0 final has been released. It relies on xcb-util 0.3.0.
Both can be built from Debian experimental. Pull down the 3 files from the
source distribution, and run something like:
dpkg-source -x xxx.dsc
cd whatever_dir_just_got_made
debuild
(substituting the right .dsc filename and the
I got this with a fresh install of 8.04 too, and I've had to help a few
people on IRC who have been bitten by it. My solution was as follows:
boot into recovery console (the only way to get root now since sudo is broken)
edit /etc/hosts and add the shortname - I added it to both the 127.0.0.1
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 19775 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/19775
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 19775
Missing hostname in /etc/hosts causes sudo to fail
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network-admin fails to correctly edit /etc/hosts, causes sudo to fail
