first line in the start() subroutine in /etc/init.d/prayer. I'm
considering whether prayer should be (carefully) patched to create
certain directories before dropping root privileges.
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Do you have a tmpfs filesystem mounted as /var/run? I should of course
have covered that situation...
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This bug was fixed in 1.2.2.1-7, but I didn't get the changelog entry
right to automatically close the bug.
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Just to make sure, did you remove or disable openssh-server (sshd) or
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That error message looks strange. It looks like you're installing the
libnettle7 package for amd64, but there's _another_ instance of that
package that's _also_ for amd64? Did you download the .deb file
manually? libnettle7 should exist in Ubuntu 20.04 according to
https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal
What does
dpkg -l libnettle7
say?
dpkg -L libnettle7:amd64
?
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Libnettle.so.7: cannot open shared object file: No such file or
direct
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expect uses memcpy instead of memmove to copy overlapping memory
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oidentd doesn't have a status option in the init script
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I'm not sure ... On the one hand most users will only need to accept one
or at most a handful connections at a time, and opening many connections
can be used as a form of DoS attack, but on the other hand I think there
are other services that use more memory, and those users that need to
can add -l
I've encountered a bug that might be the same as this. Apparently
pinentry-qt can't connect to the display. Adding keep-display to
~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf is a workaround.
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This patch, while it does mean that you don't get a 1×1 window, doesn't
enable automatic rescaling to the current window size; it just checks if
the remote desktop is larger than 90% of the width and/or height of the
local screen, and multiples the scale factor by 0.9 until it's not.
However, that
I did some debugging and found that firstly, XtVaGetValues(toplevel,
XtNwidth, &w, XtNheight, &h, NULL) in check_things() didn't get the size
of the window, but the size of the remote desktop, and secondly, the
mask that XQueryPointer() fetched wouldn't be zero because it includes
not only mouse bu
: Confirmed => In Progress
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ssvnc creates a 1x1
I think this has to be a bug in dpkg or a one-time freak accident where
a line break somehow got deleted from /var/lib/dpkg/available or the
package lists that were used to build it.
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This is most probably not a bug in nettle/libhogweed2, but the result of
a somehow aborted earlier operation, and should be possible to resolve
simply by doing as the error message suggests.
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There's nothing to fix i nettle. but other packages depending on it need to be
rebuilt in order.
I don't know how Ubuntu manages library transitions like this, but you can have
a look at https://release.debian.org/transitions/html/auto-nettle.html (check
the "good" box).
What I find strange is
Said patch has been included in Ubuntu for several years now. Besides,
it's only an issue when oidentd is configured to listen to a specific
address, as otherwise it will bind to the wildcard addresses of all
available address families.
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This was fixed in 2.0.8-4.1.
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This was fixed in 2.0.8-4.1 (Precise has 2.0.8-4).
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Title:
initscript no
Sorry. wrong bug. This was fixed in 2.0.8-4.
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Is net.ipv6.bindv6only on? (cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/bindv6only)
Also please run sudo lsof -i :113
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Same here. Fortunately, MariaDB (packages mariadb-server-core-10.0 and
mariadb-client-core-10.0, but the client package might not need to be
substiuted) seems to work as a perfect replacement.
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multi-arch packages cannot be installed due to dpkg wrongly detecting them
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ssvnc hangs X server while toggling FullScreen
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That shouldn't happen and it works for me too. What versions of gmp and
nettle have you got installed? (Run "dpkg -l libgmp10 libhogweed2" to
check). There was a point in time where libhogweed2 didn't get the
right dependencies; perhaps that version has got stuck for some reason.
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evolution does not start due to missing symbol in /usr/lib/x86_64
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You're right, the client code doesn't seem to verify certificates,
making TLS mostly pointless. However, traffic between prayer/prayer-
session, prayer-accountd, and the backend LDAP server typically is over
the loopback interface or at least a trusted LAN, not over the public
Internet, making the
Although ... I forgot that Prayer uses the UW IMAP C client library to
connect to the IMAP server. That library does verify the server name
against the certificate subject name(s). Only the connections to prayer-
accountd are insecure, which I guess is all you said to begin with.
accountd is even l
Actually, SSL/TLS isn't even enabled in accountd (nor in the accountd
client code in prayer-session) and in fact requires some patching to get
working.
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As I wrote above, it should work in newer releases and it doesn't seem
to crash directly at startup on Ubuntu 12.04, at least.
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Steven's patch has been incorporated in upstream version 1.2.14, so the
bug is fixed in Quantal, but some Ubuntu developer might want to get it
included in Precise too.
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What you're seeing is breakage in the compatibility layer for old Pike
code. There doesn't appear to be any fatal errors, so this is of lesser
concern.
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I think I've resolved this in Debian package revision 7.8.352-dfsg-6,
but I forgot to add an LP: entry to the changelog.
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I'm interested in knowing why you tried to install both openssh-server
and lsh-server. Was it a conscious decision or were both packages
installed to fulfill dependencies?
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libtar causes lordsawar core dump when starting new game
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This may be solved in 2.1.2-13. Can you please try that version and see
if it makes any difference?
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package lyskom-server 2.1.2-11 failed
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Unfortunately, the API was broken to begin with. The way I see it,
free()ing memory that may or may not have been malloc()d is more wrong
than living with the memory leaks, and the new upstream seems to have
agreed.
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buffer
Since hardy is no longer supported, I'm simply marking this bug as
fixed.
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package lyskom-server 2.1.2-11 failed to install/upgrade:
ErrorM
I believe that technically, the public API hasn't been changed. The API
doesn't specify whether the returned pointer should be free()d, and is
broken by sometimes returning a pointer that needs to be free()d and
sometimes one that mustn't, so one must never free() the pointer. Some
distributions de
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Looks like Ola overwrote history with later uploads. On the other hand,
changing from imake to configure+make doesn't seem related to the bug it
was said to fix. I could ask him, but I doubt that he'll remember what
he did five years ago. :-)
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The configure script is generated using a really old autoconf, which is
probably it has rather weird default paths, and Makefile.in is , but it
should do its job, so it seems to be the easiest way to enable Xinerama.
I just hope it's worth it. :-)
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Bug reports and patches are always welcome directly in Debian's
bugtracker, even if you use Ubuntu, as long as you try to avoid
reporting bugs that are Ubuntu-specific. I try to track my Debian
packages on Launchpad; I just wish there were a way to auto-subscribe to
all packages I'm the maintainer
The cause of the failure is that multiarch support was added to heimdal,
but the symlinks /usr/lib -> heimdal weren't moved accordingly. On the
other hand the output from krb5-config --libs doesn't seem to be used
correctly, and that should fixed.
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It still builds in sid, so I suspect that it is related to libssl having
been converted to multiarch. Unfortunately I'm having trouble creating
an oneiric environment to reproduce it and investigate.
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No, it's not resolved.
I was applying this patch to the package in Debian, but after looking a
bit closer I'm not so sure anymore. The problem that the patch attempts
to solve is that th_get_pathname() in some cases (namely, if
gnu_longname is not set) strdup()s a local buffer. But th_get_pathname
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>From the backtrace it looks like a bug in the python-zodb package, and
it's probably gone now.
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Yeah, somehow the dependencies were broken in Debian Lenny and
corresponding Ubuntu versions. I was going to fix it but never got
around to getting it through the stable-proposed-updates process. It
should work again in releases that have Python 2.6 as default.
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*If* this is the same as http://bugs.debian.org/473598, it should work
better in 1.6.2-3 (which came after Intrepid) and later. The timeout
when asking the servers for stats was lowered in that Debian revision.
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Once again, I would like to know the following to be able to troubleshoot the
issue:
At the moment when lsh-server was installed or upgraded, was openssh-server
(still) installed and running, and if so, did you configure lsh-server to use a
different port from openssh-server?
If the port that l
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