Public bug reported:
Instructions to reproduce: compile the following C program:
```
#include
static _Alignas(4 << 20) int x;
int main(void) {
printf("%#llx\n", (long long) &x);
return 0;
}
```
using `gcc` with no arguments other than the program's filename (which
must end `.c` so that
I can no longer reproduce this bug. I assume it got fixed at some point,
either intentionally or as a side effect of some other upstream change.
Marking it as invalid – I assume that's the right status for bugs that
can no longer be reproduced?
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged
Public bug reported:
gprolog seems to be producing incorrect results when using the phrase/3
builtin. In particular, the symptom is that when phrase/3 is used to
match a DCG that requires its input to start with a particular
string/list, and the input actually starts with something else, phrase/3
** Changed in: xterm (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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ESC ] 6;12;? ESC \ freezes xterm with 100% CPU usage
To manage no
I can confirm that the bug described in the askubuntu.com link above is
the bug I'm seeing; the workaround stated there (renaming `~/.fonts`)
was enough to prevent it occurring.
I have fontconfig 2.12.6-0ubuntu2 installed (and my fontconfig-config is
the same version).
Should this bug report be m
I have a total of 8 GB of RAM and 2 GB of swap.
Reproducing the issue with a memory monitor opened, however, showed that
the issue was not related to memory exhaustion: I had at least 2 GB of
unused RAM at all times, and although the swap was enabled, it was not
used (the swap usage remained at 0
Although it was reliably reproducable at the time, I can no longer
reproduce this bug (using ubuntu-bug version 2.20.9 on Ubuntu Bionic).
Perhaps it's been fixed incidentally.
** Changed in: apport (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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ApportVersion: 2.20.9-0ubuntu7.9
Architecture: amd64
AudioDevicesInUse:
USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/snd/controlC0: ais523 1800 F pulseaudio
BuildID: 20191205184924
Channel: Unavailable
CurrentDesktop: X-Cinnamon
Date: Tue Dec 17 00:29:10 2019
ExecutablePath: /usr/lib/
>From your attached DpkgLog.txt:
> 2019-04-02 17:26:52 status half-installed xterm:amd64 330-1ubuntu2
This isn't anything that xterm itself has control over. The half-
installed status listed means that not all the files that are part of
xterm have even been unpacked on your computer (presumably
It isn't (except that if apport-bug were working, it would have made
sure the bug was filed against the right package!). Sorry, it's easy to
make a mistake when filing a bug manually.
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Upstream have committed a fix at
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/evolution/commit/b66cdbbe6f33bcbfc12af52b788cf87f7c78c40b.
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Title:
"previous" but
Reported upstream as
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/evolution/issues/318.
(Launchpad thinks GNOME's bug tracker is somewhere else, so I haven't
been able to link that bug report to this one "officially".)
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`apport-cli --save /tmp/1814529.apport apport` appears to save the
collected information to a file, as intended. I used this mechanism to
generate the following information so that I could attach it to this bug
report (due to this bug, I can't use the normal mechanism):
ProblemType: Bug
ApportLog:
And an attempt using apport-collect:
I ran the command `apport-collect 1814529`.
apport-collect noticed the lack of authorisation, printing the following
text (I redacted the OAuth token):
{{{
The authorization page:
(https://launchpad.net/+authorize-token?oauth_token=«redacted»&allow_permissi
r, clicking either button
closes apport-bug with no visible further effect (and no messages on
standard output or standard error). Expected behaviour is for apport-bug
to open a page in my Web browser to allow me to file the bug.
If I revoke my computer's authorisation at https://launchpad.net/~
Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce:
In Evolution, open any email by double-clicking on it (so that the email
appears in a separate window). Press Ctrl-Shift-F to bring up a search
box at the bottom of the screen (allowing you to search for words in an
email). Type in a word that appears at l
Re comment 2, I believe there are two bugs here, but this is the
important one. People are seeing a crash accompanied by a warning about
a Java 9 deprecation, and assuming they're connected, and thus are
reporting the Java 9 deprecation (#1763091). However, the crash occurs
even without the use of
Upstream bug report:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-756?jql=project%20%3D%20NETBEANS%20AND%20text%20~%20crash
(I can't link this to the Launchpad report the usual way because
Netbeans has changed bug tracker, and Launchpad will only acknowledge
the old tracker's URL.)
Netbeans app
(By the way, should this bug be marked as a duplicate of #1760907? I
assume most people who are subscribed to this care more about the crash
than the use of a deprecated feature that still works. The crash has
nothing to do with Java 9, though; it can be reproduced even running
NetBeans under Java
I believe that there are two separate bugs here.
One is the deprecated reflective access. However, that isn't what's
preventing NetBeans from loading; it's only a warning after all.
I think the failure to load is a different bug. That's being discussed
in #1760907.
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I've been looking into this bug myself (Launchpad's duplicate finder
isn't suggesting this bug as a duplicate target so it's been reported
several times by many people, including me). My findings are summarised
in #1776724.
Unfortunately I don't know what's causing it, but there might be enough
in
Although the original bug report was incomplete, there's more complete
information at the duplicates.
Marking as confirmed because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: netbeans (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1763091
netbeans fails to start due to java9
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An Ask Ubuntu question that appears to be describing the same issue:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1036508/netbeans-8-1-wont-make-it-past-
turning-on-modules-screen
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I was wondering if there was something in my dotfiles which was causing
the issue, so I tried again on a newly created user account.
Unfortunately, that gave the same results as before.
However, I did manage to locate where NetBeans was sending its error
output (.netbeans/8.1/var/log/messages.log)
This is now fixed in Ubuntu Bionic. Version information:
$ xterm -version
XTerm(330)
$ dpkg -s xterm | grep ^Version
Version: 330-1ubuntu2
This seems consistent with the statement that it was fixed in version
326d.
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Confirmed that this still happens on Bionic. Given that Maximus is still
on version 0.4.14-4, I guess that wasn't particularly surprising, but I
decided to test anyway.
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The mention of the system tray made me think that it's possible the
desktop environment was relevant, but I just tested and it isn't; I get
the same behaviour on all of Cinnamon, MATE, and Ubuntu's version of
Gnome 3.
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When I load NetBeans (whether via the GUI or from a command line), the
splash screen appears and loads as far as "Turning on modules..."
(usually; very occasionally it gets stuck at "Reading module storage..."
instead). The splash screen then freezes for approximately 11-12 se
What I suspect is the same issue is happening to me (I'm using a fairly
different configuration from the reporter, Cinnamon on Ubuntu Artful, so
it's fairly unlikely that the desktop configuration is to blame). I've
also confirmed that the theme used doesn't matter, via testing with
multiple differ
This bug appears to have been fixed in Ubuntu Zesty by a recent update:
Confirmed still buggy in: 1.16.0+dfsg1-1~exp1ubuntu1
Confirmed not buggy in: 1.17.0+dfsg2-8~ubuntu0.17.04.1
I'm subscribed to -backports but not -proposed. As such, updating from
-backports is likely to fix the issue for anyo
Same issue is happening to me. Here are minimal steps to reproduce:
Create an empty directory containing a single file "main.rs", containing the
following single line:
extern crate arena;
Then, with that directory as the current directory, run:
rustc main.rs
The error is "error[E0523]: foun
Just to clarify why this bug has so many me-too votes: the bug happened
once to me, during an update, and never happened again (i.e. it fixed
itself, and I can print just fine, etc.). I subscribed to this thread
because I was curious as to what was going on, and I did see the problem
myself once bu
I haven't seen this happen on my Ubuntu system for a while. I'm now on
Evolution 3.22.3 and Ubuntu 16.10, so I'm guessing it was fixed when a
newer version of Evolution was included in Ubuntu via the normal release
process.
As for how long these things take to get fixed after an upstream fix, it
b
Same issue is happening to me, although in my case it's happening on
attempts to upgrade or remove rather than on initial install. Here's
what happens (the .deb file in question is a security update that was
obtained from the Ubuntu archives using apt and should be the latest
version):
$ sudo dpkg
unk check' failed: Empty cache file:
/home/ais523/.cache/evolution/mail/1440221975.23984.44@tundra/folders/INBOX/cur/1f/23052"
I checked the contents of the file in question; it appears to be a copy
of the email that was just received, including all headers. (It's
possible that t
OK, after discussion on the upstream mailing lists, we've concluded that
the bug causing the reset loop is in the device itself (that it is
failing to respect the USB protocols), but that the buggy part of the
Osprey 2 Mini is related to installing the Windows and Mac OS X drivers,
which aren't nee
Just as a followup: the workaround command I gave only works if the
usb_storage module is already loaded.
If it isn't loaded, you can write it like this:
sudo modprobe usb_storage quirks=1bbb:f000:i
Probably it's best to set a default parameter for the module, though, if
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Connecting an Osprey 2 Mini (USB cell
I have sent the email. I will check the mailing list archives on
occasion, and provide a link when it becomes available.
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Connecting an Os
$ usb-devices
I've attached the output of the command.
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
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OK, testing on the most recent mainstream kernel, 4.5.0, is now
complete. The Ubuntu and kernel version:
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:Ubuntu 15.10
Release:15.10
Codename: wily
$ uname -a
Linux tundra 4.5.0-040500-generic #20160
Thanks for your advice. I will test the recent mainstream kernels in a
few days, but I am not able to do so immediately. I will leave the bug
as incomplete until then.
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Oh, and recovering from a reset loop spontaneously doesn't always
happen, on an earlier occasion, I was stuck in a reset loop for several
minutes before I decided to disconnect the device to see if, when and
how the system would crash.
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Thanks. I found the update in question. (It seems that some HP BIOS
updates install on Linux, and others require Windows; luckily I had a
dual-boot setup available to install it.)
$ sudo dmidecode -s bios-version && sudo dmidecode -s bios-release-date
F.68
09/21/2015
I can confirm that the issue
The most recent BIOS offered via the page you linked was F.66. I updated
my BIOS to that version:
$ sudo dmidecode -s bios-version && sudo dmidecode -s bios-release-date
F.66
07/01/2014
After updating, I connected and disconnected the Osprey 2 Mini four
times, with no crashes. Then I rebooted, co
The sticker on the computer itself is reasonably cryptic:
Product: F9E45EA#ABU
Model: 15-n298sa
I also checked the box the computer came in. It contains the same
product and model numbers, and additionally the description "HP Pavilion
15 Notebook PC".
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status:
Some more log files I got experimenting.
Here's a kern.log excerpt for a successful (i.e. intended behaviour, no
visible bug reproduction) connection of the device (I included every
line from the relevant time period because I'm not 100% sure which are
relevant):
Mar 13 03:09:27 tundra kernel: [
apport information
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Co
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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apport-collect has attached the requested files.
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Connecting an Osprey 2 Mini (USB cellular wireless router) sometimes
causes an endless
apport information
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Connec
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Conn
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** Description changed:
Steps to reproduce (happens > 50% of the time, but not every time):
Turn on an Osprey 2 Mini
Connect it to a USB port via a USB cable while both the device and
computer are on (i.e. hotplug)
Observ
And still fixed on Wily. I think Ubuntu has pulled in the upstream fix
and there's nothing more to change now.
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Fix Released
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Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce (happens > 50% of the time, but not every time):
Turn on an Osprey 2 Mini
Connect it to a USB port via a USB cable while both the device and
computer are on (i.e. hotplug)
Observed symptoms:
- sometimes the Osprey 2 Mini goes into an endless reset loop (v
Cannot reproduce on Trusty. I assume the change has filtered through to
Ubuntu by now.
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Title:
Color palette resets to default upon losing focus
Cannot reproduce on trusty.
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Title:
evolution crashes shortly after opening when evolution-indicator is
installed
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Public bug reported:
When freshly installing glines/five-or-more, the high score tables stay
empty even when games are completed. Expected behaviour is for newly
completed games to appear in the high score table if they have a higher
score than the currently lowest-scoring game on the table. The d
#1268419 may or may not be a duplicate. If it is, changing to ALSA
rather than PulseAudio may be a workaround.
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Audio output consumes 100%
I managed to work around this bug by changing both input and output to
use ALSA rather than PulseAudio.
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mumble freezes in audio tuning wi
Further information: Mumble quits upon SIGTERM, it doesn't require a
SIGKILL (indicating, most likely, an infinite loop).
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mumble freezes
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When using the Audio Tuning Wizard, Mumble freezes with 100% CPU usage
after clicking on "Next" on the "Device selection" screen (the first
screen on which settings can be changed). Expected behaviour is for it
to move to the next screen of the wizard. The notification area sh
Just tested on saucy; I can still reproduce this bug.
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Color palette resets to default upon losing focus
To manage
I just checked on saucy. The bug is still reproducible (evolution
crashes with evolution-indicator installed, does not crash if evolution-
indicator is not installed).
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Immediately after upgrading to raring, Evolution crashes soon after
loading. I'm not sure what the specific trigger is; sometimes it crashes
within under a second even with no action from me, sometimes it lasts up
to a minute or so. It tends to crash reliably when I attempt to
The crash appears to be in evolution-indicator from the backtrace, and
went away when I uninstalled evolution-indicator, so that's a good guess
as to the culprit
** Package changed: evolution (Ubuntu) => evolution-indicator (Ubuntu)
** Summary changed:
- evolution crashes shortly after opening
+
Followup: I tried running Evolution in a terminal, and opening a message
via double-click to reproduce the crash. I've attached the output that
it spewed to the terminal.
** Attachment added: "output sent to the terminal via evolution (probably
stderr, may be stdout, I didn't redirect them separa
Public bug reported:
gnome-terminal understands the control codes (CSI ] 4 ; … ST) for
changing the color palette available to console applications. However,
when the current tab loses focus (either because the gnome-terminal
window loses focus, or because I switch to a different tab), any custom
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pan creates PEM certificates in my home directory with garbage
filenames
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In my home directory, several PEM certificates were created, mostly with
the same content (I've only observed two different versions). Both of
the versions I've seen, when un-base64-ed, appear to be certificates for
my news server; I haven't been accessing it (over any protoco
Can no longer reproduce, presumably because the offending IMAP server
has started working again.
This bug may well require access to a broken IMAP server for testing;
I'm not entirely sure where I could get one, though.
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One more experiment: if I reboot the system and then load Evolution and
give it no input, nor switch to the offending mailbox, it's left with
one "Checking for new mail" in the status bar. (There were originally
four; I have four mailboxes. But three of them disappeared.)
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Oh, and just checked: the list of emails shown in the problematic
mailbox is the list as of the last time the mailbox worked, it doesn't
account for emails received since. (Emails related to this bug are going
into that mailbox; that's how I noticed.)
I can also access the mailbox in question via
Public bug reported:
Evolution, when I click on "send/receive" messages, or automatically
when I view a particular IMAP mailbox (which is set to make messages
available offline, which might or might not be relevant), spends forever
(several hours so far, and I have no reason to think it will end)
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evolution takes forever to retrieve new messages
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Same bug happens to me too on a fully-updated Lucid system. It was
working fine on Karmic a few months ago, on the same system (the
relevant sound was flagged as "[Conexant CX20582 (Pebble)]" by the bug-
reporting tool, the system itself is a Toshiba Satellite T110-107).
Plugging in the headphones
Finally figured out what's going on here! I'm now on a different
computer, and getting the same bug again; but it behaves slightly
differently here. This computer has an ext4 filesystem originally
created by Ubuntu Karmic, and has a rather smaller main partition
(relevant to how I noticed what was
This bug also seems to be capable of happening with the "Check" button;
in that case, it hangs with only one synaptic process, and with the
dialog box stuck with a complete progress bar, but not responding to any
clicks. Checking with aptitude implies that in the first case, at least,
the updates w
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** Attachm
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
Yet another of those annoying intermittent bugs. Sometimes, when I
attempt to update my system (update manager loads automatically, I click
on "Install Updates" and then enter my gksudo password), update manager
will open a window with the
I can't confirm in any direction, as this hasn't happened to me even on
karmic for over a month. I'm not sure if the bug's fixed tiself or if it
just isn't being triggered, though. Possibly it's best to mark it as
WORKSFORME or whatever until or unless it recurs.
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Hibernation appears to be irrelevant; it happened again to me on a clean
boot. Additionally, there was a longer wait before the screen unblanked
this time (until I moved the mouse; it's probable that it lasts until
either any input, or anything that would dismiss a screensaver/unblank a
screen). As
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** A
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
My laptop screen (I'm using a Toshiba Satellite, I'm not sure which version)
randomly went blank for around half a second, then turned back on again; a
message was displayed in the notification area from gnome-power-manager, as
follows:
"Session a
This bug seems to have stopped occuring now (at least, I can no longer
reproduce it...) Marking as invalid for the time being, I'll reopen the
bug if it happens again. (It was happening repeatably earlier, though,
so it seems not to be intermittent; probably it's triggering on some
unknown cause.)
> > - fsck is showing a progress bar; if fsck isn't there, then how would
> > the progress bar appear?
> >
> Actually fsck doesn't show the progress bar, something else is. If fsck
> went away, and that something else hadn't noticed, the progress bar
> would be still there ... and Escape wouldn't w
> I actually don't think you have an fsck at all, which would explain why
> Escape isn't working
This can't possibly be the case:
- Escape works just fine before the fsck reaches 89%
- fsck is showing a progress bar; if fsck isn't there, then how would
the progress bar appear?
- "Filesystem chec
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: e2fsprogs
My ext3 filesystem (originally created by Ubuntu Feisty, with a sequence
of upgrades since then) has currently been mounted over 30 times since
its last check, thus forcing a fsck on boot. If I skip the fsck with the
Esc key, everything continue
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