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Hi,
I haven't investigated fully yet, but this bug report is fairly similar
to Bug #546896. However, first, the final error message is different
and, second, the platform is 32-bit not 64-bit.
Doug
ProblemType: Package
Architecture: i386
Date:
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Hi,
I'm still not completely clear on what the problem is, but
(surprisingly) the following fixed the problem for me.
sudo apt-get purge samba-common-bin
sudo aptitude download samba-common-bin
sudo dpkg -i samba-common-bin_2%3a3.4.0-3ubuntu5.6_i386.deb
sudo rm -f
Hi,
For the developers / technically-minded, I should definitely note:
The problem was pretty clearly related to the file
/usr/bin/nmblookup.samba3 not being present. Indeed, after installing
samba-common-bin with aptitude / apt-get (which always failed, as
aforementioned), running dpkg -L
Hi,
Regarding the workaround I describe in Bug #550022, I should also note
that I had to uninstall package nautilus-share before I could
uninstall samba-common-bin. After the workaround, I of course
reinstalled nautilus-share.
HTH,
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@Sean: Thanks for the tip re: upgrading Compiz from oneiric-proposed
(c.f., Bug #896762).
I've done so (i.e., upgraded Compiz) and, although so far the problem
seems to occur less often, for me at least it FAR from fixes it. Of
course, my version of the problem occurs more (perhaps exclusively)
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Today, Feb. 17, 2012, running apt-get upgrade caused my version of
Thunderbird to upgrade to version 10.0.2+build1-0ubuntu0.11.10.1.
Everything seems to be working fine, with one notable exception:
Visiting Google Plus within Thunderbird now no longer works, whereas it
had
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Wake on lan (WOL) was working fine on my system before upgrading to
Oneiric. Now, nothing I do makes WOL work again. I have tried
uninstalling network-manager and simply configuring
/etc/network/interfaces as such:
- contents of
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I have created a custom theme -- a trivial derivation of Ubuntu 11.10's
stock Ambiance them, with the only changes being changing the selection
color from orange to blue (1 color change in 3 files) -- and everything
works fine except that evince crashes with a segfault.
I
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OK, just now I backed up /usr/share/themes/Ambiance to
/usr/share/themes/Ambiance.DIST and made the same three trivial changes
to the them -- changed selected_bg_color from #f07746 to #008ab8 in
gtk-3.0/settings.ini, gtk-3.0/gtkrc, and gtk-2.0/gtkrc -- and switched
to this updated Ambiance theme.
@Sam: Any word on this re: firefox/thunderbird menus not appearing of
disappearing after workspace switching? It's been 4 months since the
first report on this issue without any resolution or workaround, and
it's a constant irritation. I appreciate that most of the work here is
voluntary
On 2011-12-05 (Comment #37) Tim Penhey (thumper) wrote:
I believe that Sam may have fixed this bug already.
Any further word on this? It's been over a month since Tim wrote this,
and I still have to deal with this issue constantly re: menus either
never appearing or disappearing immediately
Hi,
I recently started using indicator-weather and also would like to see
this bug resolved and am willing to help in any way I can. My
$HOME/.cache/indicator-weather.log file is attached.
Apparently, according to the log, I used indicator-weather a bit on
Sept. 14, 2011 (i.e., on Natty). I
Oops, forgot to attach the logfile. Apologies for the dup message.
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Hi John,
Wow, lots of bug reports there, most of them segfaults from the looks of
it.
Your crash report could be helpful. Would you mind to post it as a a
file attachment? I can't really work with as it is. The email message
itself is, as it should be, has long lines wrapped, thereby
Thanks John.
Well, for your crash, it looks like your crash is related to passing a
menu message along dbus (see below). This isn't terribly diagnostic,
but my best guess would be that the problem is occurring when indicator-
weather is updating it appearance due to some change in weather
Yep, my crash was also was related to libdbusmenu, but further down in
the program stack, and apparently on the Fetcher thread (according to
IndicatorLog.txt).
--- apport-retrace ---
root@s3:/var/crash# apport-retrace -s -g _usr_bin_indicator-weather.1000.crash
Reading symbols from
I should have noted:
In the above comment (Comment #47), I believe the key lines of interest
from the stack backtrace are lines 9 and 14:
#9 0x7f39ef5557fc in ?? () from /usr/lib/libdbusmenu-glib.so.4
...
#14 0x7f39ef551254 in dbusmenu_menuitem_property_set_variant () from
So, my confidence is now pretty high that this is due to a problem in
libdbusmenu, or some misuse of it by either Python itself or a Python
extension (but I tend to doubt it's the latter two).
So, not sure I can go much further with this right now. The next step I
would take would be download
@John: Of course, I did *ask* you to add as attachment what you had
already posted. :) Just goes to show how easy it is to overlook such
things. :) Be well. --Doug
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The Summary says it all. :) See attached screenshots.
FWIW, I think this problem is most likely due to problems with the new
Unity indicator API than with Shutter itself. I don't know how to
report a bug for an OS library, though, nor is it to clear to me what
libs are
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@John: Sounds good, and Merry Christmas to you as well!
I didn't really read through all the previous posts in this thread until
just now, so wasn't aware Eliah had already cautioned you re: crash
reports. I certainly will be more mindful of this issue in the future,
both in offering out my
Me too. The visual artifacts seems to appear mostly as the shift
switcher restores the layout post-switch. I have attached a screenshot
and also attach a very brief video for forensics.
Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric). ATI Radeon HD 5670 (PCIe, Saphire brand). Stock fglrx
driver:
ii fglrx
1-2 video attached.
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Apologies, that should have been 1-2 second video.
Also, for what it's worth:
Back on 11.04 I tried out Nautilus Elementary with Clutterflow (am-
monkeyd ppa). It never worked right, displaying similar artifacts in
the ClutterFlow region -- so much so that it was unusable. I long since
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The attached screen shot says it all. WIndows sometimes get stuck like
this. Sometimes Alt-Tab or switching viewports (workspaces) fixes this,
but most often not, so I usually have to quit and restart the program.
ProblemType: Bug
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Same problem with JabRef, and I cannot seem to find a resolution.
Is there not a webpage somewhere the explains, in detail, how BAMF does
it's matching?
For JabRef, xprop reports:
morse@s3 launchers sleep 2; xprop | grep WM_CLASS
WM_CLASS(STRING) = sun-awt-X11-XFramePeer,
Well, scratch that. With StartupWMClass still set to net-sf-jabref-
JabRefMain in my Jabref.desktop, apparently after logging off and back
on, JabRef now only shows a single icon after starting, and interaction
with in the icon seems to be working fine, just as with other, non-Java
apps.
So,
Thanks John. As I mentioned before, the problems seem to be something
amiss in libdbusmenu -- either the problem is there, or libdbusmenu is
not checking for a problem condition for which it should be checking.
It's quite likely that just a few lines of programming code need to be
changed -- it's
Hi Jamie,
Thanks for the help, although I'm not sure the actions you propose will
fix the problem. /local/stores/morse is just a place I store large
files on a separate partition and has nothing to do with evince. I
relocate /usr/local to /srv/system/usr/local, a separate parition, and
create a
Thanks Mario. I whitelisted all indicators shortly after upgrading to
Oneiric. Shutter does show up in normal view, just not expo view. But
I imagine expo view only shows indicators using app-indicators; if so,
then the observed behavior makes sense. Thanks for the clarification.
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@Andres and Sean: Most excellent, thanks. :) So, the disappearing menu
issue is then not likely due to upgrade issues.
@Andres: I agree, I think that Compiz is definitely implicated. That
this problem only occurs with Mozilla apps -- as far as anyone has
reported -- seems to narrow it down to
@Anders: Thanks, and thanks for your helpful input!
Disabling transparent menus did seem to help, in that I was able to work
intently for about 2 hours w/o menus disappearing. This is a much
longer period than I've experienced in recent times (menus typically
disappear on me every several
Hi Omer,
No, since upgrading to Oneiric, the problem seems to have resolved.
Thanks!
Cheers,
Doug
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Title:
Clicking on launcher inconsistently
I am also having several sites prompting me to download a
application/vnd.wap.xhtml+xml file for various websites.
I also encountered one case in which the page simply renders the page as
raw HTML instead of actually rending the page/frames correctly.
This behavior is new, and I believe
I can confirm that, as a workaround, if you install the User Agent
Switcher:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/user-agent-switcher/
and simply create a new user agent -- I called mine Firefox 8.0 -- and
edit out the Ubuntu; (notice that the space after the semicolon is
removed),
@Thane: This is potentially very helpful information, thanks!
I'm not entirely certain, but I think that selecting System -
Preferences - Appearance - Visual Effects - None disables Compiz
entirely, which, if so, would confirm that Compiz is implicated (which
we already suspected). However, if
@Sean: Thanks for the input and yes, that's my recollection, too. I
read through Thane's post so quickly I missed that he's still on 10.10.
and that there's is no such setting in 11.04 / 11.10.
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@Anders: Very helpful, input -- thanks!
I'm 99% certain that both Thunderbird and Firefox render their menus
with Javascript -- this is how plug-ins / add-ons are able to change the
contents of menus -- and this is rather unique when compared to most
other Linux apps. So, thanks again for the
@Tim: Fantastic! It'd be great to get confirmation of that, as well as
I for one am quite curious as to what the problem was and where it
resided (e.g., Compiz, Mozilla, both, something else?). In hunting
around for a fix, I noticed similar problems have been reported on other
(non-Linux)
@Sharif: Did you try to download the plugin directly from the website I
mentioned in comment #9? I'm on Ubuntu 11.10 with the very latest
official of Firefox (FF 8.0) from Ubuntu and the plugin works just fine
for me. See the attached screenshots. Of course, the Ubuntu; part
of the user agent
Hi,
[This comment is a bit long. For those in a hurry, perhaps just read
the important part set off below. :) ]
As with Dave Russell (comment #15), menus disappear for me constantly as
well, both in Firefox and in Thunderbird. I'd say 20+ times an hour
rather than 20+ per day.
Globalmenus
Thanks Dave for your feedback -- I think the information is quite
helpful.
So, just to be clear: You DO have this problem when switching workspaces
with Ctrl-Alt-arrow (and hence never zooming out to Expo view)?
IOW, my present working hypothesis is that going into Expo view is
essential to
@Thane: Thanks so much. This pretty much disconfirms my working
hypothesis, at least for Thunderbird -- that going into Expo view is
necessary to trigger the problem -- but disconfirmation is useful
information nonetheless.
This seems to be a nasty bug in that I suspect it's going to be a hard
@Domingos86: OK, good to know, thanks. Anyone out there having this
disappearing menu problem based on a fresh (not upgraded) install of
Oneiric (11.10)?
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The Update login records when command is launched option does not
appear to be working on Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric; fully-updated as of
2011-12-16) when using the Terminator application. Unfortunately, I did
not discover Terminator until after Ubuntu 11.10, so I cannot say if
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I did not realize when posting this bug that Terminator has its own
project on Launchpad. I have re-post this bug there, so I imagine it's
OK and appropriate to close this report.
Here is the link to the other, identical report:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/terminator/+bug/905803
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Hi,
This .xession-errors runaway file problem has stuck again, and this time
it's repeatable. If I run abiword on this machine, it acts strangely --
I can type in a few characters and then it looks up (but
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Here is a file with the last 500 lines of the second .xsession-errors
file after the file runaway problem (abiword).
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I just confirmed that, if I unmaximize all my windows, and place them
toward the center of their respective viewports, using Super-Numeric
will again properly switch to the correct viewport as well as raise and
focus the selected window.
I routinely change screen resolution from 1680x1050 to
Quick followup: I just maximized all my windows and then minimized them
to the launcher, as I usually do, and this caused the problem of Unity
not switching to the correct viewport when using Alt-Numeric. If I
unminimize a window, then the viewport switching again seems to work.
In a nutshell,
I presume you meant 'aa-complain' and yes, that fixed it. I had thought
that the problem might be AppArmour related, but did not think to check
/var/log/syslog, which clearly showed that AA was the problem. Below
you can see both the before (DENIED) and the after (ALLOW) -- after I
ran
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Hi,
Sometime in the last 24-48 hours, some update has caused Unity / Window
Snapping to start appearing, even when I am not moving a window at all.
The problem is intermittent, but once it occurs, the only solution is to
log off and back on. I have not yet been able to
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- Keyboard accelerators in firefox-globalmenu and thunderbird-global menu after
upgrade from 11.04 (Natty) to 11.10 (Oneiric)
+ Keyboard accelerators not working correctly in Firefox and Thunderbird after
upgrade from 11.04 (Natty) to 11.10 (Oneiric)
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After upgrading from Natty (11.04) to Oneiric (11.10), the keyboard
accelerators for firefox-globalmenu and thunderbird-globalmenu have
stopped working correctly.
Behavior:
When pressing a keyboard accelerator, for example, Alt-F for the File
menu, for the first time
I should add: I'm pretty sure this problem has existed since I first
upgrade to Oneiric (11.10). Regardless, it certainly is a problem now.
Here are what I believe to be the relevant packages and their versions:
morse@s3 ~ dpkg -l | egrep (thunderbird|firefox)
ii firefox
Since my report, Bug #877951, has been marked a duplicate of this bug, I
just thought I should mention the following:
1. The procedure for creating the problem as reported by the OP in this
report (Bug #875557) does NOT cause the problem for me. In other words,
clicking on the viewport switcher
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After upgrading to Oneiric, Unity leaves focus on previous viewport
when switching viewports via the Compiz Expo plugin
To manage
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Hi,
The problem:
I have Expo view mapped to my middle mouse button. Ever since upgrading
from Natty to Oneric, whenever I switch viewports by pressing the middle
button to invoke Expo view, clicking on a different viewport, and then
pressing the middle button again to exit
... probably a false alarm here. :) I'll close this bug if I am able;
otherwise I leave it for the proper admin to do so.
Thanks,
Doug
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Closing my erroneous bug report. :)
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http://dx.doi.org/10.%2Fj.1551-6709.2010.01151.x; from the command
line fails with:
Error showing url: Operation not supported
Running gnome-open http://google.com; works just fine.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
Package: libgnome2-0
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[Apologies for the duplicate post to those who receive two of these; I
posted to the wrong bug report.]
Just happened to me as well, for all four viewports (i.e., dock stuck on
all four of them, for all windows). First time it's happened to me.
Ubuntu 11.04 x64. No pending updates at the time of
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Just happened to me as well, for all four viewports (i.e., dock stuck on
all four of them, for all windows). First time it's happened to me.
Ubuntu 11.04 x64. No pending updates at the time of the problem.
Hi Marc,
Certainly, and again I realize I was reporting something out-of-band (i.e.,
non-security). I do hope you pass this report along to others within (or
associated with) Canonical who handle higher-urgency, non-security matters,
just as a heads up of a potential problem that might have
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My iPhone 3GS was showing up and working just fine in Rhythmbox just a
month or two ago. I only use Rhythmbox to copy music to the iPhone,
which I have done previously and repeatedly without incident. For some
reason, I suspect due to an
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Me too. Assertion failed in hal_rs780.c error messages in groups of
30-40 messages at a time. Errors seem mostly to occur on waking from
sleep/suspend. Far as I can tell, they are benign, but troubling none
the less.
Proprietary ATI drivers for ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics (HP dv7 nr1451
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Broken in karmic 9.10 w. Nvidia 96 drivers... :(
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Hi,
This seems to be very similar to a bug I reported when upgrading to
kernel 2.6.31-20.57 (bug #533970). Again, I had to temporarily remove
any instances of the file nvidia-common from the /etc/kernel directory
hierarchy, then run sudo apt-get -f install, and then recopy
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@Spang
If you look at my post #248, you can change the /usr/bin/compiz script
easily to make compiz always run with --use-root-window option (albeit
this involves changing a file in /usr/bin, a technical no-no, but in
this case helpful to ensure a program always runs with the correct
options, for
Hi Davias,
Something about the xsane driver seems to put my scanner into an odd
state wherein I also get the invalid argument error message and cannot
scan. At first I thought it could be a number of things (see comment
#30), but I've definitely nailed it down to hardware state issue.
Normally,
Hi Davias,
That's great -- I'm glad it worked! And thanks for letting me know: It
makes me feel better knowing that at least one other person is having a
similar problem and that the same solution works. Thanks also for posting
to LaunchPad so others can know, and I'm glad to know that it
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Hi,
Me too.
On an older desktop, which I just upgraded to Lucid from Karmic and
which had *none* of these problems before the upgrade, the only solution
that works is (b) compiz --replace as a startup item.
Hi Rob,
Per your request in bug #572617 -- my apologies for mis-posting there --
I removed my workarounds, moved my ~/.config directory to a backup
location, reboot the system, and then logged back on.
This most decidedly did NOT fix the problem. Indeed, it create quite a
mess, wherein,
Hi,
Correction: My previous post was intended for Leo, not Rob. My
apologies.
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Yes, correct. My apologies, I misspoke. What I should have wrote is:
What we can be relatively certain of now is that, at a minimum,
something within the $HOME/.config folder is implicated as the source of
the problem, and at a maximum the source does not extend beyond $HOME.
I can say
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HW: Laptop, HP Pavallion dv7-nr1451, ATI Radeon
Using amdcccle, I have successfully set up an external monitor to my
laptop. The laptop LCD is display / desktop 1, the external monitor is
display / desktop 2.
Everything works fine -- e.g.,
Hi,
I am sympathetic to both Dan Burke's and Sandro Mani's points of view.
I agree with Dan that this affects way too many folks to just be left
be. On the other hand, I agree with Sandro that there's not much Ubuntu
developers can do about it re: closed-source drivers. I also think
Sandro
Hi again,
Just reading Rocko's post #239, I'm more convinced that there's more to
this than just Xdamage. The problem does *not* occur and the -noxdamage
workaround is *not* needed if one turns off all compiz special effects,
right? So, doesn't that suggest that it's not just an Xdamage issue,
(formatting problem: ... does *not* occur and the '-noxdamage'
workaround is *not* needed...)
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Thanks to Aaron from NVidia for his assistance and post (#245) on this.
I implemented his --use-root-window workaround by modifying the
/usr/bin/compiz script (after first backing it up, of course). I simply
changed the line:
COMPIZ_OPTIONS=--ignore-desktop-hints --replace
to
I forgot to mention:
When running compiz.real with '--use-root-window' with nvidia 96.43.13,
the directly-connect display showed update problems, that is, portions
around windows and frames w/in windows would be black. The only way to
correct this was to switch to another viewport and then back
Thanks Aaron!
Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic /w updates presently has X at 1.7. from dpkg -l |
grep xorg:
ii xserver-xorg 1:7.4+3ubuntu10
the X.Org X server
So, I'm guessing I just need to download the latest 96.43.16 drivers
(vs. the 96.43.13 I presently have installed) and
Hi Alberto,
Thanks again for the help on this.
Yes, I do have that file, and I've included it's contents below.
Of course, as I mentioned, I have uninstalled and re-installed all nvidia-*
packages recently, so I cannot be sure it was present then.
Doug
Template: nvidia-common/obsolete-driver
Hi Brian,
I don't think so, although I already commented on the similarities (see
comment #32 on that bug report). That report seems to be more about custom
kernel and grub issues, which were not in play for me. I had neither a
custom kernel nor did I have problems with or error messages from
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.31-20-386
Nothing special to report other than I was trying to allow Update
Manager to perform its usual updates, in this case a kernel upgrade. I
always do kernel upgrade separately, i.e., either update the linux-*
packages first and
** Attachment added: AptOrdering.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/40438946/AptOrdering.txt
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/40438947/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: Dmesg.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/40438948/Dmesg.txt
** Attachment
Public bug reported:
Don't know until I can view the attached logfiles, which I don't know
how to do until I actually submit this bug report..
ProblemType: Package
AptOrdering:
linux-image-2.6.31-19-generic: Install
linux-image-2.6.31-19-generic: Configure
Architecture: amd64
Date: Sun Mar 7
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