Hi Laurent,
I recently encountered and addressed/worked around this problem. So I cn
provide some additional information that will hopefully enable you to
actually fix it.
> The UPS should only be shutdown only in case of power loss. Is it
> happening to you at every reboot/shutdown?
Yes.
> Co
Package: kdeconnect
Version: 0.8-1
Severity: wishlist
kdeconnect 0.9, which supports plasma 5, was released in November 2015,
with an update on January 2.
Could you please consider packaging the new version?
Thanks,
James
severity: normal
bah, I really shouldn't be cutting and pasting pseudo-headers.
James
Package: kde-telepathy-call-ui
Version: 0.9.0-1
Severity: grave
There is a typo in one of the dependencies for kde-telepathy-call-ui 0.9.
The dependency:
pulseaudio | gstreamer1.10-alsa
should probably be:
pulseaudio | gstreamer1.0-alsa
James
Hi Helge,
The update to the distributed-net package managed to slip off of my todo
list. Sorry about that. I have now prepared an update to the package
containing all of the translations. It should appear in the archive
shortly.
James
On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 9:04 AM, Helge Kreutzmann
wrote:
Hi Ralph,
To figure out why distributed-net isn't working for you, could you please
answer the following questions:
How exactly did you attempt to install distributed-net? (dpkg -i, apt-get
install, aptitude, synaptic, something else?)
Were you prompted to run the configuration utility? If so,
Forwarded: http://bugs.distributed.net/show_bug.cgi?id=4570
thanks
This is a bug in the upstream distributed.net client. It appears to have
been fixed in the current pre-release version.
James
On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 12:29 AM, James Healy wrote:
> Package: distributed-net
> Version: 2.9110.5
Tags: +patch
Hi Ralph,
Your problem is a result of the change of the default shell for user
daemon. I missed one of the su calls when I fixed #734719.
As a temporary workaround apply the following patch to
/usr/sbin/distributed-net-config (or edit the script by hand):
I will get a new version
Hi Tony,
I have no objections to an NMU on this one, however I think that I may be
able to deal with it today or tomorrow. I have been planning an update for
a while now, but I've been distracted by writing a thesis. I'll look at
getting this bug fixed, and bringing the package up to date, along
The problem is that the path that wine is trying to use to access wine.inf
is wrong.
Wine is trying to access the file:
/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/wine-unstable/wine/../share/wine-unstable/wine.inf
for which the path can be shortened to:
/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/wine-unstable/share/wine-unstable/wi
Hi Alex,
So far I haven't been able to observe similar behaviour. Could you please
post the contents of /var/log/distributed-net.log if you run distributed-net
as a daemon (the default), or the output of distributed-net if run
interactively. Ideally the log would contain the error messages an
Package: ftp.debian.org
Severity: Normal
distributed-net's upstream binary for hppa is so far out-of-date that it can
not possibly run on any current version of Debian. Given the non-free nature
of distributed-net it is not possible to correct this, so we would like the
hppa binary removed fro
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thanks
This bug is now bug number 4002 in the distributed.net Bugzilla
(http://bugs.distributed.net).
My intuition right now is that libnss-mdns isn't playing nice with whatever
version of libc that the distributed.net client is linked against. Until I
get m
Package: ifupdown
Version: 0.6.8
Severity: Normal
ifupdown fails to bring up the tap interface during boot. If "ifup tap0" is
run after the boot has completed, it works properly all of the time,
including when the tun driver isn't already loaded, so that is only a problem
during boot.
Using a
You have a valid point and I will look into addressing the issue. My current
thinking is that the change to the logrotate script will be non-trivial,
since it must reliably detect a running client. Also I believe that most
users of the package opt to let start on boot and leave it running all
Package: kdeaddons
Version: 3.5.4-1
Tags: patch, upstream
Forwarded: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ktimemon is reporting memory used by the slab twice. Once as kernel memory and
once as user memory. For small slab sizes the effect of this is not noticeable,
however once the slab is allowed to grow (runni
A process doesn't use any memory after it's done; the memory is freed by the
kernel. If not, that would be a kernel bug.
Usually that's true, however there have been cases where the kernel has
bled memory like that the the blame was put on the process. So is
updatedb the cause, or just the t
This was an error on my part during the last upload. Your patch looks
good, so I will apply it and look at getting it uploaded shortly.
Thanks,
James
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Hi,
I'm the maintainer for distributed-net in Debian. Looking at Bug
#235152 that you filed against distributed-net, I have notices that both
the version that you have filed the bug against and the version that you
quoted as the current version at the time are now out of date.
The current u
Severity: wishlist
thanks
While you raise a valid concern, this is not a bug in distributed-net.
It is a feature of the Linux kernel.
Distributed.net runs with a nice level on 19. This is the lowest
possible priority that a process can run at on a UNIX system. So in
theory while any other
tag: wontfix
thanks
There isn't any point to giving distributed-net its own user. As user
daemon it already has full access to the /var/lib/distributed-net directory.
Usually daemons are given their own user id when they are exposed to the
world and there is a danger that they could be comp
Newer versions of the client show up as dnetc in the process list under linux
2.6 as well. So far this hasn't caused any noticeable problems.
Given the age of this bug, and that fact that there have been a number of new
upstream versions since it was filed, I need to ask: It this still a probl
package: wnpp
retitle: 363503 ITA: distributed-net -- donate unused CPU cycles -
client for distributed.net [non-free]
owner: !
stop
I will adopt this package.
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Package: kdevelop3
Version: 4:3.3.0-2
Severity: important
Hi,
Kdevelop segfaults on startup when it loads a project that has any open
files, and uses the subversion module. It loads completely opens up all
of the files, and a few seconds later is crashes with signal 11. This
behaviour started a
Package: ksensors
Version: 0.7.3-6
Severity: wishlist
Tags: patch
Hi,
I'm including a patch for ksensors that will allow it to read
temperatures for SCSI hard disks. To do this ksensors has to look in
/sys/block for the device name instead of /proc/ide. If it fails to
open /sys/block it wi
Hi,
It looks like something went wrong when you applied the last patch that
I submitted, as it appears to have done some strange things to that
section of the Makefile. I'm attaching a new patch which should remedy
the problem.
For the sake of clarity, this new patch was generated against vers
Package: lirc-modules-source
Version: 0.7.1pre2-2
The current package fails to build the atiusb driver. The following
patch to the Makefile corrects the problem.
James
--- Makefile.old2005-03-11 23:01:39.0 +
+++ Makefile2005-03-23 02:22:22.0 +
@@ -84,11 +84,11
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