Thunderbird requires nscd? That would be the Name Service Cache Daemon?
That makes a lot of sense. :-)
Anyway, that has fixed it for me too. Thanks.
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Thunderbird crashes with segmentation fault
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/571308
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I am also seeing this problem and it is very annoying. To clarify what
others have said, I found that the workaround is:
$ sudo su -
$ apt-get upgrade
I found that 'sudo apt-get upgrade' doesn't work as it does not seem to
pick up the http_proxy setting. Further, if I have accidentally tried
to
I tried running "thunderbird -safe-mode" but I also get a segmentation
fault with that. It hadn't occurred to me before but I am also using
LDAP for the user with an NFS home directory in the case where
thunderbird is failing, and local authentication with a local home
directory where it works pro
For the sake of actually reading emails, I moved .thunderbird to a local
user and it works. I think this is an NFS problem.
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Thunderbird crashes with segmentation fault
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/571308
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I am seeing this with the released version. I have the home directory
mounted over NFS and thunderbird fails with a Segmentation Fault. Is it
possible to find out what changed on your system, to see if there is
something I can try?
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Thunderbird crashes with segmentation fault
https://bugs.lau
I have seen this as well. It seems only to be a problem when you click
on the 'Upgrade' button, when it does some checks before displaying the
Release Notes. I can verify this by starting update-manager with ports
80 and 443 blocked on the proxy server (ie, http and https forced
through the proxy
Is this serious? I raised this bug a year and a half ago so obviously
it is not now referring to the most recent version of the package. I
am afraid I cannot test this for you now as I am now using CentOS as
my fileserver.
2009/7/3 Kamus :
> Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and h
If it is the same problem as I saw I know a way of getting round it,
although I'm not entirely clear of the details. Unfortunately (for
you), it involves avoiding the "migrate users" step, which will mean
that your new Ubuntu install will not have all the XP users set up
automatically for you.
I
I know this isn't specifically a NIS problem, as someone has already
mentioned, but the NIS issue causes auto logins to fail. Johan's hack
appears to fix it for me (thanks, Johan).
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NIS has problems starting before the network comes up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/50430
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Thanks. I managed to install in the end by editing one of the install
scripts (I forget which) commenting out the section that ran the
migration assistant. If I knew a bit more python I might have looked
at it a bit more but I'm afraid my knowledge extends to putting a # in
front of a few lines.
I still get this with Hardy. I notice that this bug is still marked as
"Undecided" importance. I raised this 6 months ago and it is impossible
for me to install other than by upgrading from Feisty. In my mind, this
issue is 'Critical'.
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grub not configured with live CD install with pre-exist
I raised this bug and I see it on a laptop running Gutsy, so yes it is
current.
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Cannot configure printers when not connected to the network.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/179847
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A workaround for this is to go to:
System->Administration->Printing->Server Settings
and ensure that "Show printers shared by other systems" is deselected
before disconnecting from the network. This is still not ideal, as this
option can only be reached if the computer is still connected to th
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: system-config-printer
If there are network printers configured but the computer is taken off
the network, system-config-printer returns a "There was a problem
connecting to the CUPS server." error on starting and then terminates.
This means that it is imp
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nfs-kernel-server
Since upgrading to Gutsy I have had very high traffic across my network
causing high collisions. I have narrowed it down to the /home nfs
mount. I frequently (ie, almost all the time when nfs is being used)
see around nfs 1000 requests
nfs client access graph
** Attachment added: "nfs_client-day.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10687242/nfs_client-day.png
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very high nfs access
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/173332
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syslog attached
** Attachment added: "Install logs"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10049783/syslog
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grub not configured with live CD install with pre-existing /home partition
(Gutsy RC)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/152261
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I have just run the installer again in debug mode and attached the debug
log, as requested.
** Attachment added: "Debug log from the installer."
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10048597/debug
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grub not configured with live CD install with pre-existing /home partition
(Gutsy RC)
https://bugs.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: migration-assistant
Please excuse any slight inaccuracies. I have now installed Feisty, and
I cannot remember the details exactly.
I attempted to install the Gutsy RC on a laptop that already had Edgy
installed. The disk is partitioned as follows:
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