Documentation updated at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/rsync
I don't really recommend the daemon means at all to non-experienced
users, it's cumbersome and time consuming. Mounting a local share to do
a local backup or doing it over ssh (easiest of all) are both far
preferred. Accordingly, I'v
** Changed in: ubuntu-docs (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Committed
** Changed in: ubuntu-docs (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed => In Progress
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rsync document is vague and frustrating
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/388277
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Status: In Progress => Fix Released
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I can confirm this just recently started happening on my Kubuntu 13.10
install. Not sure I want to retest on an alpha version, that would take
a bit of time and be a bit unstable I assume. Perhaps on the weekend.
For now I'll try to replicate it on my current install so we can have a
baseline for
I thought about it a bit more and don't want to spam people with the
command. I'll wait until Christopher or another dev responds on whether
or not he wants me to run that command while on 13.10. Don't want to
needlessly spam. I'm a bit hesitant to go to the alpha mainly due to
time to install then
Public bug reported:
The bug basically makes the cursor useless. Upon resuming the computer,
the cursor no longer moves in the x/y planes on the screen. The TouchPad
does seem to respond to some events still as I can use it to scroll
up/down on a focused window like Firefox. I can also use the lef
Hi Christopher.
I retested by installing the latest image on my notebook, the current
daily seems to have other problems impeding testing of this bug. Among
other things, it seems I can only put it to sleep once. I can resume
successfully from this sleep but when I sleep it again it just locks and
Not to my knowledge. I don't remember ever seeing this bug before and
I'm pretty sure I would have remembered something annoying like this.
I guess I'll keep retesting the ISO weekly or so until I can determine
if it actually recurs.
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I can't say I've formally tested for this particular bug on anything
except 13.10 and 14.04 that I just did the other day. I have been using
the notebook continuously since 10.10 I believe and update to the latest
roughly 1-2 months after each release. This is the first time I see the
bug. I hope t
I've recently started using f.lux and settled on this program for when
I'm using Linux. I ran into this and investigated the issue a bit. It
appears that the problem is hostip.info simply isn't reliable. Geoclue
via hostip was working fine until my ability to reach the server ended.
I assume the p
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