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Title:
Spell-checker Options ignored
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Public bug reported:
On startup chromium reports this error:
[22207:22218:2094169542781:ERROR:gl_surface_glx.cc(64)] GLX 1.3 or later is
required.
[22207:22218:2094169542892:ERROR:gl_surface_linux.cc(73)]
GLSurfaceGLX::InitializeOneOff failed.
[22207:22218:2094169542928:ERROR:gpu_info_collector_
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Title:
Chromium report GLX error on startup
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Public bug reported:
If an application is responding slowly xfwm4 will sometimes give it
focus when it shouldn't have it.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Configure xfwm4 to let focus follow the mouse
2. Get an application to respond slowly (can easily be reproduced with firefox
and lots of open tabs)
3.
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Title:
Incorrect focus when application is slow to respond
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I tried "apt-get source linux-image-2.6.32-33-generic", then reverted
the change mentioned above and build the r8169 module with "make -C
/lib/modules/2.6.32-33-generic/build M=$(pwd) modules". The resulting
module works reliably.
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Public bug reported:
If a shell is launched through the menu SSH_AUTH_SOCK will have a value
of the form /tmp/keyring-xx/ssh. If a keyboard shortcut is created
through System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts and that shortcut is
used to launch a shell, then SSH_AUTH_SOCK will have a value of
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Title:
Gnome uses two different ssh agents depending on how program is
launched
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I see this bug in Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS on a fit-PC2i. This is a machine
that officially supports Linux, and the spec says it can run screen
resolutions up to 1920x1200. But Ubuntu 10.04 will not run any higher
than 1280x1024 on this machine.
>From https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/10931
Public bug reported:
When connecting to an ssh server, that will accept two different keys
for authentication, and both of them are present in the .ssh directory
on the client, the client will prefer to ask the user for a passphrase
for a protected keyfile instead of using an unprotected keyfile.
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ssh client should not ask for key passphrase when an unprotected key
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This bug is still present in "10.04.3 LTS"
It looks like the patch mentioned in http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-
bugs-d...@lists.debian.org/msg708760.html that will allow the bug to be
turned off has not yet been applied to 10.04.
I have a fully updated 10.04.3 LTS system, and bash reports ver
Public bug reported:
I have a device where hdparm -i tell me the model name is "INTEL", that
is not a correct model name.
If I use hdparm -I, it tells me the model name is "INTEL SSDSA2CT040G3",
which sounds correct. I believe the difference is caused by a bug in how
hdparm -i identifies the end
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hdparm -i truncate model name at first space
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root@fit:~# cat /sys/block/sda/device/model
INTEL SSDSA2CT04
root@fit:~# hdparm --Istdout /dev/sda
/dev/sda:
0040 3fff c837 0010 003f
4356 5052 3132 3534 3032 3156
3034 3041 474e 2020 3450
4331 3033 3032 494e 5445 4c20 5353 4453
4132 4354 3034 3047 3320 2020
Public bug reported:
Trying to install wireshark on Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS fails like this:
root@fit:~# apt-get install wireshark
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following extra packages will be installed:
libc-ares2 libcap2-bin li
Public bug reported:
gcov produce correct execution count for a typical for loop such as:
for (i=0;i<10;++i)
However if the increment part is removed from the for statement and put
at the end of the loop instead, the program is equivalent, but gcov in
that case will double count the line with the
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gcov produce incorrect numbers for while loops and for loops with no
increment part
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Public bug reported:
If an IPv6 packet uses a protocol that is unknown to wireshark wireshark
will make guesses about the format of the packet and report the packet
as malformed if the incorrectly deduced fields contain unexpected
values.
For every unknown protocol number wireshark guesses that i
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Correctly formatted
Public bug reported:
When a home directory is encrypted using ecryptfs the ftruncate system
call can use an essentially unbounded amount of CPU time with no way to
interrupt it other than rebooting the system.
Any program making use of sparse files will suffer a performance hit
when used on ecryp
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Title:
ftruncate DoS on ecryptfs
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This is worse than I first thought. The time grows roughly linear up to
4GB, then apparently enters an infinite loop. Below is the program I
used to time it. On my system it takes 4 minutes to truncate a file to
just under 4GB (something that takes 14 microseconds without ecryptfs).
For 4GB it has
I tried: strace -t dd if=/dev/zero of=foo bs=4k seek=1048570 count=10
Which showed that it is possible to truncate a file to just under the
4GB mark and then write past the 4GB mark.
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I noticed that some of my tests had triggered these kernel log messages:
[151299.267207] ecryptfs_read_lower: octets_read = [-4]; expected [4096]
[151299.267214] ecryptfs_read_and_validate_header_region: Error reading header
region; rc = [-22]
[151345.461122] ecryptfs_read_lower: octets_read = [-4
The bug is in fs/ecryptfs/read_write.c in the function ecryptfs_write().
It uses 32 bit variables for total_remaining_bytes and
total_remaining_zeros. This causes the value to be truncated, and
num_bytes will become zero. At that point each iteration of the loop
will increase the filesize by zero b
As far as I know only bash 4.0 does not have a workaround for this. In
bash 4.1 there exist an inputrc setting that can be used to turn off the
bug. Versions prior to 4.0 does not have this bug. Either the bugfix
should be backported, or karmic should be updated from bash 4.0 to bash
4.1. With bash
I can confirm that I see the same symptom. However it does work
immediately after starting firefox. At some point it stops working, and
I need to restart firefox before it works again. I think what triggers
the bug is attempting to drag the "Latest Headlines" folder into another
folder.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: e2fsprogs
In some cases fsck.ext3 segfaults on corrupted file systems. The
attached file contains nine sectors that can reproduce the crash. This
is the command I used to reproduce the crash:
rm dummy ; for F in [1-9]* ; do dd if=$F of=dummy conv=notrunc
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I looked at the 2.6.37.1 source, and I can still see the bug in the
source. I won't have time to actually test it this week.
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ftruncate DoS
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Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
The Dell Latitude 13 (and possibly other models) have a key combination
to disable charging of battery. This combination is easy to hit by
accident when adjusting speaker volume. Currently there is no visible
indication that this setti
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Title:
Warn when battery is not being charged
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A bit of additional information. Here are what the pseudofiles in
/proc/acpi/battery/BAT0 look like. As far as I can tell, the only way to
tell the difference between the case where the battery is fully charged,
and the case where it is not being charged, is from the "remaining
capacity"
/proc/acp
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