I also have this problem on my laptop running Karmic with all updates
available as of November 16th.
If I put those 3 lines in /etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default:
echo $USER /tmp/aaa.txt
echo $USERNAME /tmp/aaa.txt
echo $LOGNAME /tmp/aaa.txt
after every login I get this result:
$ cat /tmp/aaa.txt
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At boot time, the KDE session always opens successfully. If I log out
and try to log in again, kwin crashes immediatly after entering my
password and pressing enter, without displaying KDE desktop, instead I'm
back to the login screen. The next attempt is always successful
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At boot time, the KDE session always opens successfully. If I log out
and try to log in again, kwin crashes immediatly after entering my
password and pressing enter, without displaying KDE desktop, instead I'm
back to the login screen. The next attempt is always
A similar report was also posted upstream:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=288897
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Ubiquity crashes every time while installing kubuntu 11.10 32 bit. This
happened 4 times at the same point, quite close to the end of the
installation, while displaying Checking packages to install...20%
(text translated from French).
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu
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Ubiquity crash while checking packages to install...20%
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Here is the result of more tests to try to find what triggers this
problem:
The following factors had no effect on the problem (Ubiquity crashed each time
at the same point):
- using a different proxy (we have currently 2 in my corporate network)
- installing the 32 bit or the 64 bit version of
We still have this problem behind our enterprise's proxy with Natty beta
2.
The proxy was set in GNOME with System -- Preferences -- Network proxy
and applied system wide.
In a terminal, here is what I can see :
$ env | grep proxy
http_proxy=http://proxyxxx.ch:80/
Many thanks to Gianfranco for his suggestion.
This seems to work perfectly.
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HTTPS over proxy fails
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In the geogebra packages included in Natty and older versions of Ubuntu,
icedtea-plugin is listed as a recommended package (see
http://packages.ubuntu.com/natty/geogebra ). In Oneiric, it is now a dependency
(see http://packages.ubuntu.com/oneiric/geogebra ).
This is a
I forgot to mention that the icedtea-plugin was renamed in Oneiric, which may
be the reason for the problem:
- in Maverick and Natty, it was called icedtea6-plugin
- in Oneiric, it is now called icedtea-plugin (without the 6)
But it is indeed the same software,still having the same problem to run
Hi Giovanni,
Thanks for your feedback. It's interesting to know that, on your side, the
IcedTea plugin is able to display the applets I mentioned.
On our side, all attempts to display those applets with Icedtea failed during
the past years with several versions of Ubuntu (at least 10.04, 11.04
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soffice.bin crashed with SIGABRT in __kernel_vsyscall()
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Many thanks Jeremy for your answer. Your solution is working perfectly.
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Title:
Move/drop System Settings entry to me menu or Dash
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Please consider making this System Settings entry easy to remove if the
administrator don't want it.
This central place for configuration may be fine for a home user but is for
sure a nuisance for many admins wanting to avoid that the users (especially in
a school environment) play with all
I added a comment (#10) about the problems this change may bring in a
school environment in bug #735343, unless this addition may be easily
removed by the sysadmin.
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I have the same problem and it is still present with Natty beta1.
Further, selecting a small country like Switzerland on the map is close
to impossible (being able to zoom on the selected continent, in this
case Europe, may help). Strangelly, most tries in this region select
even smaller
Sorry, I can't help for coding but I would like to mention that I have also
this problem on Natty beta 1.
It happens only in an Ubuntu or Ubuntu Classic session, but not in an
Ubuntu Classic (No Effects) or Ubuntu (Safe Mode), I guess because compiz
is not active in the latter cases.
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The bug is still present in Ubuntu 10.10.
This is not a surprise for me as there was no reaction from any developer to my
bug report on GNOME Bugzilla 5 months ago!
( https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=621693 )
Does somebody have some relations which could help to make this problem
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
1. Ubuntu release: 10.10 on i386 architecture (but happened also on 10.04)
2. gnome-panel version: 1:2.30.2-1ubuntu3
3. I would expect the clock applet running without crashing, even behind a
firewall.
4. When located behind a firewall, the
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/669971
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Hi Brian,
Thanks for your quick reaction!
Well, I saw bug 660455 before reporting this one and hesitated some time
to determine if it was the same bug or not.
I finally decided it *seemed* not to be the same because:
- no explicit mention is made of being behind a proxy and that the problem
I found one more important factor to reproduce the problem.
The crashes happen only when we declare an automatic proxy script in
System -- Preferences -- Network proxy and then apply it system wide.
If we enter a manual proxy configuration information at this place, the
clock applet doesn't
OK Brian, so this is definitely a duplicate of your bug 660455.
I will copy there a summary of my tests mentioned above.
Thanks also to Pedro for caring about this report! I hope a developer
will be able to fix the problem.
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I'm also affected by this bug, which I already noticed in Ubuntu 10.04
and is still present in 10.10.
When located behind a firewall and having an automatic proxy script defined in
System -- Preferences -- Network proxy, the bug is 100% reproductible by
following this simple procedure:
- add a
Nov 2 16:35:47 SEMTEST-DEV-0005 kernel: [ 54.263621] clock-applet[1637]:
segfault at 0 ip 009094ab sp b2594fdc error 4 in libc-2.12.1.so[7ed000+157000]
Nov 2 16:36:44 SEMTEST-DEV-0005 kernel: [ 111.669188] clock-applet[1664]:
segfault at 0 ip 0102a4ab sp b3bfdfdc error 4 in
Sorry for the above text being put as a comment rather then an attachment; this
is indeed the output of the command:
cat /var/log/messages | grep clock-applet
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/660455
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apport information
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Binary package hint: gdm
In Ubuntu 10.04 with gdm 2.30.0, the file /etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default is
not run if automatic login is enabled.
This was tested on 2 very different configurations:
- 2
Many thanks for caring about this problem!
Well, I can't give a unique answer. Here are my (rather strange) results after
upgrading to gdm 2.30.2.is.2.30.0-0ubuntu1:
- on one of my configurations (2 desktops upgraded from Jaunty) the
/etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default file is now run even if autologin
I'm very sorry but I have to modify my report from 2 days ago.
I repeated all my tests today and was not successful on any machine with the
proposed version of gdm.
I may have forgotten to erase the file generated by my echo command in
/etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default during a manual login and
Yes, I think this is a different issue. Should I report the bug upstream
?
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Done! Here is a link to the upstream bug report:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=621693
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I have the same problem with my HP Pavillion dv6700 using an iwl3945 card.
The strange thing on my side is that this card was working perfectly with
Jaunty.
It stopped working when I upgraded to Karmic.
Now, it's still not working on a fresh install of Lucid.
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I have to cancel my report from yesterday, as the problem was found to be on
the AP side (a Linksys WAG2000G ADSL router). My WiFi connection works again
since I restarted the AP. I believe its uptime was over one year but it was
still working perfectly for wired connections and still visible
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gdm
In Ubuntu 10.04 with gdm 2.30.0, the file /etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default is
not run if automatic login is enabled.
This was tested on 2 very different configurations:
- 2 desktops which were recently upgraded from Jaunty to Karmic then to
Lucid;
- 1
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/49225019/Dependencies.txt
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Public bug reported:
First problem while the time and timezone page was displayed:
ubi-console-setup failed with exit code 141. Further information may be found
in /var/log/syslog. Do you want to try running this step again before
continuing? If you don't, your installation may fail entierely
The daily build you mentioned installs OK, but it is Ubuntu, not
Kubuntu.
The problem still exists with today's daily build of Kubuntu, I further
noticed it happens if I try to install in French, but the installation
in English is OK, so it looks like some localized files could be
missing.
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I also have this bug while installing the daily build (2013.10.14) of
kubuntu 13.10 / amd64 using locale Swiss/French. The installation is
successful if I install in English. As it was already reported, only
Kubuntu is affected; the corresponding daily build of Ubuntu installs OK
also with the
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1182784 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1182784
I just noticed this bug is a duplicate of bug 1182784 which was reported
months ago, but unfortunately not fixed yet.
Any chance this bug gets fixed before the final kubuntu 13.10 is
released?
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The bug is still present in kubuntu 14.04 daily build from 2013-11-23.
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Title:
Install with German / Swiss Keyboard fails: ubi-console-setup
This bug is still present in kubuntu 14.04 alpha2.
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Install with German / Swiss Keyboard fails: ubi-console-setup failed
with exit code
This bug is still present in kubuntu 14.04 alpha1.
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Install with German / Swiss Keyboard fails: ubi-console-setup failed
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jockey-kde crashed with DBusException in call_blocking():
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My latest results with Country=Switzerland / Keymap=Swiss French:
- no problem with Kubuntu 12.04.4 64-bit (the installation succeeds)
- the bug is still present in Kubuntu 14.04 beta1 64-bit (the
installation fails with the usual errors).
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Thank you very much to Rohan for caring about this bug.
Please don't forget that it also applies to Switzerland/French (as I
mentioned in comment #12), not only to Switzerland/German, so I would be
nice to fix the problem for both languages at the same time.
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Just tested with the daily build of kubuntu 14.04.1 (20140909), downloaded from:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/trusty/daily-live/current/
It already includes ubiquity 2.18.8.2, so no need to make any change before
starting ubiquity.
The installation in French with the swiss french keyboard
The problem also happens with the development version of kubuntu 16.04, with
all updates released till 12.01.2016 installed.
I confirm that it is fixed by installing the 2 packages:
qml-module-qt-labs-folderlistmodel and qml-module-qt-labs-settings.
Thanks to Serhiy for finding the reason for
Similarly to comment #15: updating libpam-kwallet-common, libpam-
kwallet4 and libpam-kwallet5 to version 4:5.12.7-0ubuntu0.1 from
proposed repository and rebooting didn't change anything for me.
Only the workaround on comment #5 is currently useful, but I don't know
which other problems it may
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