Streamlining the use of the standard library xml module is probably a
good idea. However, the removal of python-xml breaks not only packages
in universe, but also third party applications. At my company, various
products include code built around PyXML's xpath module. While they run
perfectly well
> /: Root inode is not a directory.
Now this is interesting. If the root inode of any file system wasn't a
directory, how could you traverse the file system at all? I'm not too
much into the internals of inode-based fs', but the output of "ls -ld
/ /. /.." may prove useful.
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> The weird thing is that / (/dev/hda5) shouldn't be being checked at all at
> this point
The root filesystem is first checked by /etc/init.d/checkroot.sh, but is
checked again by checkfs.sh together with all other filesystems.
Interestingly, during the aftermath of a power failure, I've come to
Mathiasdm wrote:
> /dev/hda1 FAT32 +-3GB (Acer recovery partition)
I've never heard of this Acer recovery before, but it may be liable to
confuse dosfsck, causing it to take so long and ultimately fail. It may
be worth a try to investigate if older versions of dosfsck have this
problem, too.
> Wh
> A google search turned up this thread:
The guy in that thread not only inhibits checking the volume on boot,
but also sets it no not mount automatically at boot. Mhh, I thought
'noauto' was the default setting for vfat partitions after installation.
It should be worth trying to comment out the w
Agreed. On my system, those dosfscks actually take longer than the
remaining boot process combined.
> Perhaps it should be run after a certain amount of mounts or a certain
number of days.
The problem is that unlike ext2, Reiser3 et al, FAT doesn't store such
when-to-check information in its supe
This report is about the general unhelpfulness of the account editor's
»Security« section towards non-technical users. I believe this situation
could be improved by implementing the above-mentioned proposals, in
order to help the user to decide which encryption mechanism to use.
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The description makes another two contradictory statements, which may be
oversights on part of the maintainer and/or indications of cruft:
> Supports Generic processors.
As ski mentioned, there are xen-image-*-generic* packages already.
> Geared toward desktop systems.
Isn't this supposed to be
> There is now a slight pause (approx 3-4 sec) after the password is
entered before ssh displays /etc/motd, is this due to the system
checking what is specified in the hosts: files dns line in
/etc/nsswitch.conf [?]
A delay *after* authentication is probably caused by your login shell's
startup se
The ticket in pidgin's bug tracker referenced by this launchpad bug goes
far beyond the scope I had in mind. Quoting from
http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/184 :
> Pidgin should be gender-aware
> English version of pidgin doesn't need to care much about gender, but many
> other languages need to.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: bzr
The bzr package contains several pages of HTML documentation. Yet, ever
since bug #47132 was fixed, file:///usr/share/doc-base/bzr directs to
file:///usr/share/doc/bzr/html/tutorial.htm as the index page,
effectively making it impossible to access the
> Sorry for the bother
Not at all! The Community is here to help. Regarding your problem with
SSH:
The "resolution" you described seems more like working around the
problem. Changing "UseDNS" to "no" will simply prevent sshd from
commencing a reverse DNS lookup. The real issue is thereby circumve
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
The account editor offers a »Use Secure Connection« option for sending
as well as receiving mail. However, the order in which the items appear
in the drop-down list does nothing to clarify which one should be
preferred: »No encryption«, »TLS enc
Andy, is the Ubuntu installation on your old machine still intact?
Although you are currently not annoyed by this bug anymore, your input
would still be helpful to either prove Theodore's thesis, or to prove
it wrong.
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Thank you for your bug report. To analyze the problem's potential cause,
some debug output would be helpful. Please retry the connection with
"ssh -vvv [EMAIL PROTECTED]" and attach the output.
By the way, if the "15 sec delay" appeared only after your upgrade to
feisty, it may be related to bug #
Could you please (as a test) try the connection with
GSSAPIAuthentication disabled anyway? This would help to distinguish the
issues you were experiencing from those described in bug #84899. The
easiest way to do this:
ssh -vvv -oGSSAPIAuthentication=no [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>ssh-nogssapi-
nomdns.l
Another user faced similar performance problems with SSH, documented in
bug #84849. Again, the problem was solved by disabling mdns4_minimal
resolution in nsswitch.conf.
So far, some people benefited from disabling GSSAPI-Authentication, some
others had to disable mDNS to regain acceptable perform
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> codepage=cp852,iocharset=utf8 finally works.
> codepage=cp437,iocharset=utf8 also works.
> Note that the iocharset option must be given as well.
Thanks a lot for these hints -- umlauts are converted correctly at my
site, at last. Specifying the encoding as 'utf8' instead of 'utf-8' did
the trick
> When booting, the system falls back to a shell while checking
/dev/hda1.
Could you please quote the output of fsck just before Ubuntu enters the
shell? Which boot loader does your system use (GRUB, NTLDR, LiLo)?
The /boot partition being the last one on disk looks problematic, too.
Is there any
Maybe I can provide a solution for part of the mystery.
Some weeks ago, I was quite amazed to find that on the very same
machine, Scorched 3D ran on all user accounts but one. When started as
the latter, Scorched segfaulted throwing the very backtrace mentioned in
the initial report. wxGetUserName
Duncan wrote:
> But since fat doesn't support it I suggest we don't try and make it make
> complicated than necessary
With hindsight, I'll have to reluctantly agree. Kludging even more
proprietary enhancements onto FAT has the potential to create more
problems than it solves, especially because W
...and another frustrated person to confirm this problem, this time with
Debian. I've had the same "no parallel port printer discovered" problem
for some time now. The antiquated HP LaserJet worked just fine when
attached to a Debian 'sarge' system running LPRng. If I remember
correctly, it still w
Bad luck. Even with lp, ppdev, parport, parport_pc loaded and cupsys
restarted, gnome-cups-add won't detect anything at all. Some kernel
output:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ dmesg | tail
[drm] Setting GART location based on new memory map
[drm] Loading R300 Microcode
[drm] writeback test succeeded in 1 us
I can absolutely second this. After upgrading my girlfriend's ASUS
K8N4-based system to Dapper, the onboard sound, Ethernet and USB
controllers failed to configure correctly. This behaviour was also
exhibited after wiping the hard drive and installing Kubuntu Edgy.
Fortunately, the pci=nommconf wo
There are some open questions remaining in Bug #48563 whose answers
could be valuable. The more detailed information we can gather, the
better.
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I have been noticing a similar problem since the upgrade from Dapper to
Edgy. Trying to contact my company's IMAP server always resulted in an
"Unknown error", not even in "SSL negotiations failed". Refreshing
folders etc. didn't work, not with TLS, not with SSL, not even with
plaintext passwords (
The "settings not actually applied until restart" issue has already been
filed under Launchpad bug #34058. It seems this is a known upstream
problem since at least 2001. The GNOME bug tracker has gathered half a
dozen duplicate bug reports, which shows that people still keep
stumbling over this one
Chris, your patch looks good so far. If you'd like some more Python
practice, you could now expand your patch to cater for cases where more
than one package matches.
At the moment, the message "The program '%s' is currently not installed"
is not displayed if len(packages) > 1.
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Couldn't this be fixed by simply rewriting the 'try' clause in /usr/bin
/command-not-found? I've got something like this in mind:
try:
...
#except KeyboardInterrupt: # don't need this anymore
# ...
finally:
import sys
sys.exit(1)
This would ensure that no matter wha
Could you please include the error messages you mentioned, even the
"minor" ones?
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Public bug reported:
While trying to install from the Xubuntu 16.04 Live CD in VirtualBox, I
get roughly to the keyboard layout selection screen before the installer
crashes with a message roughly like "installer crashed, this could be
due to a damaged install medium, try burning at a lower speed
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Xub
The full error message is:
The installer encountered an error copying files to the hard disk:
[Errno 5] Input/output error
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Xubuntu 16.0
I was able to resolve this issue by re-downloading the Xubuntu Live CD
ISO. I didn't check the MD5 sum, but since re-downloading made the
installation work without "input/output error", the previous ISO was
probably corrupted. (Downloaded through BitTorrent the first time, while
using a "normal" mi
** Changed in: wv2 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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libwv2 release package compiled with DEBUG flag
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