Okay, I have just tried version 3.2h and it compiles (and works) like
a charm. It only contains very minor changes so packaging it is pretty
straight forward. Please do so to fix this bug.
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The changelog for version 3.2h says "Worked around block layer
interface breakage on linux-2.6.32-rc kernels.", so I would say
there's a good chance that this is fixed in that release. I'll test it
as soon as I have some spare time, feel free to try it yourself in the
meantime.
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I'm experiencing the same problem, I just wanted to note that for
newly created users compiz works just fine. I couldn't yet figure out
which part of the configuration causes this bug, but I'm still trying.
I would appreciate any hints in the right direction.
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I can confirm a similar issue, I suspect it's the same. It's described
in http://sourceforge.net/projects/checkgmail/forums/forum/463626/topic/3405947/
The author fixed it in svn revision 40, I tested it and it seems to
work fine now. I would suggest that you try to update to that
revision.
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I have now added libwrap0 and libgdbm3 to ia32-libs myself and I can
confirm that this resolves the issue. Skype is working correctly,
including pulseaudio support.
Please add libwrap0 and libgdbm3 to ia32-libs and close this bug.
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On October 5th someone added a workaround to the upstream bug report
at https://developer.skype.com/jira/browse/SCL-510. It consists in
adding the 32bit libraries from libwrap0 and libgdbm3 to /lib32 and
/usr/lib32, as seems that the error happens because those two
libraries are missing.
Therefore
Package: pulseaudio
Version: 0.9.17-1
Building the package fails if the available version of libsndfile1-dev
is a version minor to 1.0.20. I discovered this trying to backport
pulseaudio to lenny.
I suggest adding libsndfile1-dev (>= 1.0.20-1) to the build
dependencies of the package.
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Package: firmware-nonfree
Version: 0.12
Severity: normal
The package depends on linux-support-2.6.25-2 which is not available
anymore. Please rebuild the package for the current kernel (which will
probably ship with Lenny).
After changing the appropriate line in debian/rules to 2.6.26-1 and
chang
Hi,
I've recently upgraded to kernel 2.6.24 as it moved into testing and
installed the nvidia driver version 169.12 from unstable. So far, I
have experienced no more freezes.
Can you please see if the new kernel and the new version of the nvidia
driver fix your problem too? I think this bug can be
Hi,
I had a problem similar to yours, but today I finally got iwlwifi to
work! Have you tried different values for wpa-scan-ssid and
wpa-ap-scan? 0 and 1 respectively were the winning combination for
me...
There was one other thing that screwed me big time when switching from
ipw3945 to iwlwifi: I
Package: nvidia-kernel-source
Version: 169.09-1
I think I'm experiencing the same problem. However, the system doesn't
completely freeze, just X is frozen. Surprisingly I can still move my
mouse around, but the screen doesn't react in any way, not even if I
click on something.
One thing I'm still
I installed libhyphen0 2.3.1-1 from unstable and openoffice.org still
crashes when opening the document above.
This bug seems to be related to Bug #465767. I can also reproduce the
bug with a couple of other documents.
I'm using openoffice.org 2.3.1-5 on lenny/testing.
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Hi,
this seems to be related to Bug #459943. Deleting
~/.openoffice.org2/user/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/Linguistic.xcu
fixes the problem for the next document you open, however when the
file gets recreated the crash happens again.
I tried to install libhyphen0 2.3.1-1 from unstable as su
I am able to open the mentioned document without problems on
lenny/testing with openoffice.org version 2.3.1-5 on i386.
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I am so sorry, I misread the version numbers above!
I now installed the version in unstable (1.12.3-1) of all packages
from the source package evolution-data-server and it now works
flawlessly.
Thanks again and sorry for the wrong post...
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I double checked today, I have all those packages installed and they
all have version 1.12.2-1+b1. I also did an "aptitude update &&
aptitude full-upgrade" to make sure everything was up-to-date, but it
still gives me the same error.
Did you install version 1.12.3-1 from unstable? If yes, I will c
I'm experiencing the same problems, but the
evolution-data-server(-common) upgrade did not fix it for me (I made
sure that after I installed it everything was shut down properly
before I tried it).
I guess something else you did must have solved the problem. What else
did you do? Thanks...
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It should be pretty safe to switch to a svn snapshot. There are
actually not that many commits since the last release and a quick
check reveals that they all seem to be just bug fixes. I've been using
revision 21 almost from the day it was committed and I didn't
experience any problems at all.
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Hi,
if I kill gtk-window-decorator I lose all the window borders, however
if I then run metacity --replace it immediately exits just as I
described in my original post and compiz and compiz.real get reloaded
(they both have a new pid). However, it does not reload
gtk-window-decorator, so unless I r
Package: tor
Version: 0.1.2.17-1
Severity: minor
The html pages with the tor documentation in /usr/share/doc/tor are
not properly linked to other pages nor can the images be found.
The images should be included in the package and the links should
either refer to a target on the Internet or to a l
Package: metacity
Version: 1:2.18.5-1
Severity: normal
After loading compiz with "compiz --replace &" I can not load metacity
anymore unless I log out. When I try to run "metacity --replace" it
loads metacity for a second, but then immediately exits with status 0
and returns to compiz.
The versio
I think your original problem might be related to
http://www.compiz.org/Workspace_Switcher_Fix as I was experiencing
similar problems.
It is not a particularly elegant fix, but the second part did the
trick for me: I set /apps/metacity/general/num_workspaces to "1" and
left my settings in /apps/co
You should also add some information to README.Debian on how to enable
plugins, or at least say that users need to enable the decoration
plugin to get window borders (which I assume most people want).
Thanks.
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Package: selinux-policy-refpolicy-src
Version: 0.0.20061018-5
Severity: minor
Tags: patch
The supplied policy source code does not compile without modification
because of an error in "policy/modules/system/selinuxutil.te". It uses
an "allow" statement instead of the appropriate interface to permit
Package: maradns
Severity: normal
The init script included in maradns does not print any warning message
if the maradns server fails to start (for example because of a corrupt
configuration file).
The init script should print a warning or exit with an error if
maradns is not started successfully.
Package: selinux-policy-refpolicy-src
Severity: normal
The source policy can not be compiled without make and gcc installed.
It should therefore depend on or at least recommend those programs.
Another option would be to depend on build-essential, as it contains
make, gcc and possibly other packag
Package: maradns
Version: 1.2.12.04-1, 1.2.12.06-1
Severity: normal
Tags: patch
The resolvconf update script included in the maradns package inserts
wrong information into the maradns configuration file, i.e. with extra
backslashes like this:
ipv4_alias\["resolvconf_nameservers"\] = "1.2.3.4"
ins
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