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passwords, but doesn't create any new ones)"
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Title:
vsftp
It seems to complain about pam_shells.
And indeed, after commenting this out, the problem goes away, even with
both anonymous_enable and local_enable set to YES.
The problem becomes different when starting vsftpd from the command line
instead of using "service vsftpd start":
# ftp localhost
Conn
Seconded. Please provide a backport to lucid!
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Public bug reported:
When upgrading from hardy to lucid, the following permissions are set on
the frontend :
# {-1}frontend, config
dn: olcDatabase={-1}frontend,cn=config
olcAccess: {0}to * by dn.exact=gidNumber=0+uidNumber=0,cn=peercred,cn=external
,cn=auth manage by * break
instead of:
dn: o
Thanks.
And another workaround is M-x customize-save-variable server-raise-frame
n
This prevents emacsclient from stealing focus at start (... which it
somehow manages to do even without warping the mouse pointer...)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/5890
Found out what happened.
1. The Kubuntu installer actually does correctly move away initctl (and
other similar programs) during install of main system (using the /lib
/chroot-setup.txt script)
2. However, in my case, install failed due to other issues. This made
the "in-target" wrapper fail, and
Chuck, the comment you replied to didn't really confirm that the problem
was solved. More to the contrary, the problem still exists, and even
was so bad that Craig gave up on it and decided to just wait for the
next version...
... which eventually turned out to be as broken as 9.04 because nobody
I can no longer reproduce it on current versions of Kubuntu 10.04
But I suspect what happened was a combination between bug 574808 (RAID
issue causing the actual failure to boot) and 574814 (display issue
hiding any indication of what really went wrong).
Lesson learned: messing with the display d
Public bug reported:
nfs-common's postinst script fails if no upstart-enabled init is present. Such
situation occurs during initial installation from CD.
Which means that if nfs-common is included on an install CD, it makes the whole
installation fail, as it cannot be "configured"
The problem i
Thanks for your quick response.
> What method of installation are you using that results in this code
failing during a CD install?
We have a script here which takes as input a kubuntu-alternate CD, drops
the packages we don't need, adds those that we do (adding the
dependencies using germinate).
Public bug reported:
Up to 9.04, slapd's postinstall script installed a default LDAP database
(with a DN derived from the server's hostname) if none was present
already.
Since 10.04, it only installs the cn=config space, but no user data.
Moreover, there is no utility present to do this easily ma
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: vde2
When starting kvm or qemu under vdeq
vdeq kvm -hda $DIR/tmp/hda.img \
-no-acpi \
-m 512m \
-net nic,vlan=1,macaddr=00:1B:FC:1C:00:11 -net vde,vlan=1,port=4 \
-cdrom $CD \
-usbdevice tablet
... the following message is displayed
Comparing with an old (9.04) kubuntu, I noticed that /usr/share
/initramfs-tools/scripts/functions contained a definition for
add_mountroot_fail_hook, whereas the same file for 10.04 no longer
contains that definition.
initramfs-tools (which supplies the definition) is 0.92b in 9.04 and
0.93.2 in
It turns out that this is related to kms.
Each of the following 3 actions "fixes" it:
1. Add nomodeset to kernel boot options, or
2. Add radeon.modeset=0 to kernel boot options, or
3. Add "options radeon modeset=0" to a modprobe.d config file
Using workaround #3 allowed me to get debug output of
After un-installing initramfs-tools (with help of --force-depends), and
then re-installing it, I again got a 0.92b version (even though I am in
10.04). After removing my workaround (aaamdadm) and re-generating the
initramfs (using update-initramfs), everything works fine now.
The weird thing is, n
10.04
** Also affects: plymouth
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/574943
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No longer an issue with testssl.sh version 3.0.8 and vsftpd version
3.0.3-13+b2
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Title:
vsftpd vulnerable to heartbleed (according to testssl)
T
Public bug reported:
When upgrading Ubuntu 22.04 to 24.04, otrs2 is not upgraded correctly.
The otrs2 upgrade script to 6.5.6-1 attempts to add columns to postgres
database tables calendar_appointment_plugin, oauth2_token,
oauth2_token_config
However, in the old version 6.2.2-2, these 3 tables d
Just dropping by because I found the following in our server logs.
[2024-12-18 10:30:39] [crit] Socket accept failed
[2024-12-18 10:30:39] [crit] java.io.IOException: Duplicate accept detected.
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