So I found https://github.com/linuxmint/mint22-beta/issues/82 which
contains an explanation of this issue. The AppArmor policy is indeed to
blame.
What I don't understand is: wouldn't this break WebKit for *all* Ubuntu
users?
Anyway, it seems clear you have three options. (a) Backtrack on this
ch
I've chatted with Jeremy about this, and he understands that
-DUSE_WPE_RENDERER=OFF was intended to allow a transition period for
distros to package libwpe and wpebackend-fdo, that WebKit developers
don't test it anymore, and that Ubuntu needs to turn it on. I've also
reported bug #238932 to consid
(In reply to Marian Rainer-Harbach from comment #7)
> This issue occurs on my machine as well, which has an AMD GPU. So it does
> not seem to be directly related to the graphics driver in use.
Beware: if you're not certain the issue is caused by the same mesa 21.3
-> 22.0 upgrade, you might have a
OK, then for sure this bug is not the problem that Ubuntu users are
seeing. Hi Ubuntu, please file a separate bug. Thanks!
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(In reply to seb128 from comment #12)
> The issue also got reported on launchpad for the incoming Ubuntu
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/webkit/+bug/1966418
>
> It is only an issue under wayland, login into an x11 session makes things
> work again
You have different/additional information in that do
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(In reply to Mark Lam from comment #79)
> We should not change RELEASE_ALERT_WITH_MESSAGE() to unconditionally print
> its message.
You probably want to look at bug #204399 ;)
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We wound up not reverting the patches.
aarch64 is still broken (bug #209670), but ppc64le is now fine.
Solving bug #209670 is basically impossible. We are being expected to
provide a value at compile time that cannot be known until runtime. Very
frustrating.
Oh, and I discovered people are actua
Yeah you're right, that's exactly what we should do. We can check page
size at runtime only on Linux platforms and disable config freezing,
JIT, and bmalloc when pages are large. Will handle in bug #209670.
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So for the avoidance of doubt, every independent distro has its own
custom ca-certificates package with no shared history. I know Debian,
Fedora, and openSUSE all have their own completely separate upstreams.
Looking at what Fedora does is probably a good idea indeed, just keep in
mind it has no sh
Nice, thank you!
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Hm that makes sense!
>From my reading of that issue, it's clear that you want the checks
removed from the fuzzer, but not so clear that you want them added to
the main library. That might be worth clarifying with upstream.
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Actually, both #1076 and #1078 are in the mj2 library, which Ubuntu
disables with the -DBUILD_MJ2:BOOL=OFF CMake arg. Additionally, all of
the cppcheck issues in #719 that are not under bin are in this mj2
library, except for one:
[lib/openjpip/j2kheader_manager.c:120]: (error) Uninitialized varia
Even better: #1077 can be immediately closed as a duplicate of #1078
(which contains discussion), and then you already fixed #1071 and just
forgot to close. So that leaves us with two specific security issues
affecting the library, #1076 and #1078, plus the "make cppcheck happy"
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The security review in comment #59 and comment #60 looks very nice. I
skimmed over the issues and noticed that almost all of them affect the
utility tools (in bin), not the library itself. You may or may not
consider that relevant to the MIR. The issues affecting the library code
are:
https://gith
I finally figured out the trick to change the restore location in Deja
Dup's settings before attempting to restore. The bug is indeed that Deja
Dup ignores the location selection in the Restore dialog and always
attempts to use the previously-configured setting. This is the cause of
a bunch of 1-st
This is fixed by https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-
shell/commit/642107a28f9616b5836d6da3b57d9bfc33acc8d0
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I will just say: "[a]t the moment webkit2gtk in main is only used for
displaying content that is relatively controlled" is a misunderstanding.
Unless you're planning to get rid GNOME Shell's captive portal helper,
then WebKit is going to be displaying whatever the local wireless
network wants it to
>From b794c427fa8146e8f3eb38f593c0d6e0d42692c7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Michael Catanzaro
Date: Mon, 2 Jan 2017 18:39:20 -0600
Subject: [PATCH] Fix upstream typo in rules file
So now we know armhf has not been tested
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1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)
diff --git a/debian
(Changed my mind, I'll do all releases today. Early and often yada
yada.)
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OK, backported: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/ftp-release-
list/2016-November/msg00073.html
I'll do 3.20/3.22 releases next month.
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We have fixed some X Window System errors for 2.14.3 but unfortunately I
don't remember seeing BadMatch before; it could be a different issue. It
would be good to report this on bugzilla.webkit.org (be sure to select
the WebKitGTK+ component).
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Hi Jeremy. Sorry, seems I messed up my email settings and missed your
comment. I'll leave another comment on bug #1637364.
Unfortunately I was somehow wrong about this issue; when I posted in the
upstream bug to say it was fixed in WebKit, I got comments telling me
that I was wrong. In the end we
Note this is already fixed in the latest stable version of WebKitGTK+.
We are behind in releasing a security advisory, but you should really
make sure you have the latest version, as always.
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To be clear: I do not think our bugfix updates (2.10.9 -> 2.10.10) are
really much safer than the bigger updates (2.10 -> 2.12) in terms of
likelihood of regressions. Actually I think we've had worse luck with
regressions in stable releases; we tend to backport bad patches long
before they show up
I very much want to see 2.12 for Xenial. Still, I'll be honest: we still
have a couple serious regressions each cycle, and any WebKit release
could break anything. E.g. we had to release 2.12.5 today to fix a nasty
network process hang when there is a load failure, which was introduced
in 2.12.4. I
WebKitGTK+ 2.12.4 was released earlier today.
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There will be a workaround for this issue in the upcoming WebKitGTK+
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Poor p
There's a PPC-specific fix (r199366) in 2.12.1... worth testing, but no
clue if it's related to this issue.
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Some notes on this:
For 3.18, the system.xml list mostly corresponded to the applications in
GNOME core, with the exception of gedit, which was not in core at the
time.
For 3.20, I added a bunch of applications into core (including gedit);
now the system.xml list is outdated. We decided not to up
Hi,
As I mentioned above, 2.10.8 is a known-bad release. It turns out that
it broke many sites, not just Twitter. You really do not want to ship
with this; you should upgrade to 2.10.9.
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Thanks for proposing this update. In general, I strongly recommend
updating all supported releases, not just Xenial. See
http://webkitgtk.org/security.html for details.
2.10.8 fixes a serious bug that crashes GPU drivers, a source of many
complaints from users, so it's an important update. Unfortu
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The stacktrace is unusable.
But I notice you have libephywebextension.so installed manually into
/usr/local so it's probably a problem with your custom Epiphany build,
rather than an Ubuntu problem.
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FWIW:
# enable certificates validation in webkit views unless specified
otherwise
if "SOFTWARE_CENTER_FORCE_DISABLE_CERTS_CHECK" in os.environ:
context.set_tls_errors_policy(webkit.TLSErrorsPolicy.IGNORE)
# WARN the user!! Do not remove this
LOG
(In reply to jeff from comment #5)
> To my knowledge, Canonicals contribution is only in Canonicals patched
> version of accountsservice. If I install accountsservice-ubuntu from the
> Arch AUR, LightDM will then show the user background. Meaning, the
> underlying code is indeed in LightDM. But hey
Seems these patches have been forgotten
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Also, as a warning, it is a huge task to port one of the email clients.
There is upstream work on editor API to make it a bit easier.
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Hi, upstream WebKit developer here. I just want to mention that WebKit1
is no longer receiving security updates, so if you only want one version
in main, it would be good to use WebKit2 instead if possible. Porting
everything to WebKit2 is going to be a years-long process, I'm afraid,
though your h
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Hi from upstream,
WebKitGTK+ uses GTK_STATE_FLAG_CHECKED to indicate that the toggle
button is selected when built against GTK+ 3.14 or newer. When built
against older GTK+, it uses GTK_STATE_FLAG_ACTIVE. That is the correct
behavior.
See:
https://github.com/WebKit/webkit/blob/master/Source/WebCo
This is fixed in 3.14
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In 3.14, new puzzles will be generated on the fly each time you start a
new game or use Print Multiple Sudokus. You might have to wait a few
seconds if you're printing lots of puzzles at once, but at least you
won't get repeats anymore. :)
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I'm surprised you have the issue with 1:3.12.2-0ubuntu2, because I fixed
this prior to the upstream 3.12.0 release: https://git.gnome.org/browse
/gnome-
mahjongg/commit/?h=gnome-3-12&id=f3ad36d299c40bee182221758a775f4c464277ec
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The first part of this bug is
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=701844 which is fixed in
3.10.
The thread beginning at https://mail.gnome.org/archives/games-
list/2013-October/msg0.html discusses why the scores are no longer
saved in /var/games (with the unfortunate result that you ca
Hi, is surely https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=736825 which is
fixed in librsvg 2.40.5. A workaround if you're stuck with older
librsvg is to open the preferences dialog and switch to the default
theme, postmodern, which uses SVG rather than PNG icons and doesn't have
this issue.
Note t
Try running without DRI3:
export LIBGL_DRI3_DISABLE=1
Does that fix the issue?
See also
https://lists.webkit.org/pipermail/webkit-gtk/2014-September/002067.html
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So these settings are in the "app menu," which gets created in different
places depending on the desktop environment. If the desktop environment
(Unity) claims to support showing app menus, which Unity does, then
Calculator intentionally does not show this menu in its window. In other
desktops, Cal
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Public bug reported:
Upstream switched the default card theme to Gnomangelo Bitmap for GNOME
3.10, but Ubuntu does not install this theme by default. It looks much
better than Bonded, Ubuntu's default card theme in 14.04. Please
consider switching. Aisleriot version is 1:3.10.2-1.
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Hi, most of these have been fixed upstream.
[1] is the AI freeze, [2] is a workaround (not really a fix) that stops
the looping sounds (probably the cause of the crash in comment #2), [3]
is for the broken scores (also reported at [4]), [5] is for when neither
player can move, [6] handles the undo
I forgot [1] which fixes the dumb AI (but only on levels 2 and 3 - we
left level 1 as-is).
[1]
https://git.gnome.org/browse/iagno/commit/?h=gnome-3-10&id=75eb88a9fa96d3803e8397af92e3a9028d09046b
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FYI this is fixed upstream:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/iagno/commit/?h=gnome-3-8&id=23e84c69b67eee55a1d0787d520033394db306ec
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GNOME 3.10 will indeed allow local admins (not standard users) to change
time settings without typing a password.
It also introduces automatic geolocation-based timezone updating. :)
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I'd recommend switching the default engine in Ubuntu from GNUChess to
HoiChess (which, unlike other distros, you already have a package for).
I've been able to tune its difficulty level far lower than I managed
with other engines.
I'm not really sure whether I want to change our GNUChess settings
I forgot to add: I didn't find Phalanx's "stupid mode" to be nearly easy
enough, i.e. I couldn't win despite trying a few times :p.
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