Ehh. I just started an install. The Default commandline for X when the
system is installed and up is
/usr/X11R6/bin/X :0 -br -audit 0 -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xauth
-nolisten tcp vt7
so it doesn't listen to tcp connections on HOSTNAME:0.0 however during
the install it seems the "-nolisten tcp" is
I understand you changed the "package" to "xorg". I doubt that the
"xorg" package is involved. It's the ubuntu-install-environment that
apparently does the wrong thing, while the xorg-package, which is
installed on the target system actually DOES do the right thing.
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Binary package hint: linux-image-server
When 64-bit capable machines first appeared, installing a 64-bit
userspace wasn't as attractive as it is now. Now is the time to switch
(for me).
Because my system was upgraded from originally 32-bit machines, and I
want to make sure I
Bryce: Who is ogra? Why are you sending automated messages, marking a
bug as "incomplete" while a solution is provided (by me) in the
comments?
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Binary package hint: pulseaudio
I leave my computer on. Sometimes when I come back sound has stopped
working. restarting pulseaudio seems to fix it.
Of course it's difficult to reproduce.
Description:Ubuntu 8.10
ii pulseaudio 0.9.10-2ubuntu PulseAudio sound server
/var/log/messages contains "MARK" every 20 minutes, and "restarted"
every day. Nothing else.
/var/log/daemon.log contains:
- ntp messages
- hald mounting my digital camera media
- networkmanager messages (there is something with my eth0, it shows "down" in
the toolbar, but works just fine! It r
Hi,
I have a ltsp client system that actually uses the NSC driver, so removing it
is not an option for me. I was planning on /using/ it.
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On or around (I've been debugging the code a bit) line 520 of
src/nsc_driver.c is the call to xf86GetPciVideoInfo .
It is intended to detect wether or not PCI is available at all. I
changed this to if (1).
If PCI is NOT available, the xf86MatchPciInstances calls in the
following lines will silent
I'm running "stable" Intrepid, how do I get the Jaunty package?
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Hey guys, progress
Instead of logging out and logging back in, I restarted pulsaudio
manually. When I didn't close the window before it happened again, I
found:
Pulseaudio: CPU time exeeded.
My guess is that pulseaudio sets a CPU time limit for itself, and after
several days or weeks, it exc
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: base-installer
Wishlist item.
I have a bunch of installer CDs lying around. As x86_64 machines can run
i386 code just fine, it might be nice to have the i386 install CD offer
to install an x86_64 kernel/system...
Here are some suggestions that might hel
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: base-installer
Wishlist item...
The installer could check, before starting the normal installation
process, if it has proper internet connectivity. If it does, it can
check if updates are available for the packages that it is going to
install. If that ha
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: base-installer
Wishlist item.
The installer could verify internet connectivity, and if available,
check with the ubuntu distribution server whether a newer release than
that of the current CD is available. If that is the case, installing the
newer versio
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: debian-installer
In the old days you'd make partitions for /, /tmp, /usr, /var, /home,
and several other locations of the filesystem. Nowadays I personally
prefer to have just two, and I was moving towards favoring the modern
Ubuntu approach: Everything o
The "fsck that is fast" that you're thinking of is the one with the
reboot-after-power-failure.
the fsck I'm talking about is the one that happens once-every-
half-a-year (provided you reboot that often), even if no unclean reboot
ever happened.
The filesystem I'm talking about is a bit extreme.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sasl2-bin
see also bug 12464
Not being entirely familiar with the sasl system, I found I needed
saslauthd. Turns out this lives in the sasl2-bin package.
Usually when I use apt-cache search I get the
appropriate results. As I often see results that do
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
The package doesn't depend on/pull in the fonts. But starting an Xserver
then results in:
Fatal server error:
No valid FontPath could be found.
after:
apt-get install xfonts-base
the Xserver starts.
Ooops. This IS on the older 8.10 versi
Public bug reported:
When I booted one of my systems this morning, it hung at "waiting for
root filesystem".
It turns out it was waiting for the WRONG filesystem. The old "kernel
panic cannot mount root device 0301" was more informative in telling me
what device it was waiting for. It was a misco
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: virtualbox-ose
On my workstation, an amd64 install, installing "virtualbox-ose" pulls
in the modules, which seems to pull in the linux-kernel-headers. Or
maybe they were pulled in for another reason, but it cleanly installed
the modules without any user i
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found I could add medibuntu using the official menu item system->
administration->software sources.
I then get:
Err http://packages.medibuntu.org lucid/non-free Sources
Unable to connect to packages.medibuntu.org:http:
and several others. (hmmm fur
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Binary package hint: gnome-screensaver
Logging in works, my password is available through NIS, and logging in works
normally. However, when my screensaver comes up, and asks for my credentials,
it doesn't accept my password.
Clicking "switch user", selecting "other user", a
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Binary package hint: tcsh
In the most recent 10.4 release, tcsh now remembers the lines entered
inside loops: Good. :-)
foreach i (*)
something complicated
end
you can recall the "something complicated" by using up-arrow.
However this goes wrong in nested loops:
foreac
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: apt-mirror
Apparently this is an issue for every release... :-)
TODO: Update the default mirror.list file for the new release. (in this
case Lucid).
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Binary package hint: bc
Although bc has been working flawlessly for me for many years I
stumbled into an annoying loss-of-precision today.
This is good:
assurancetourix:~> bc -l
bc 1.06.94
Copyright 1991-1994, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2004, 2006 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
T
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I couldn't find an upstream bug tracker, so I emailed this to
g...@gnu.org as well.
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Binary package hint: netcat
Netcat falls short of it's self-proclaimed swiss armyknife status.
I want it to listen on a port and report any UDP packets recieved on
that port.
However, after sending one UDP packet only packets from that single host/port
that sent the first p
After a bit of trouble patching the source for Ubuntu I have now a
patched source that indeed does what I want. Just that one line
commented out
If you want me to add a command switch, someone should suggest a useful
letter. I'm not good at that sort of stuff. (-p for promiscuous is
taken).
-
Apparently the suggestion to drop nsc was followed for jaunty. I can't
say I'm thrilled: My openbricks need the module to display anything
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>Ok so, this problem seems to be caused by running ubiquity within a
>liveboot that was booted from an iso file on the hdd (in my case I used
>grub2's loopback interface). It would seem that the migration assistant
>wanted to access other files on the partition that had the iso on it and
>refused t
Current workaround which seems to work:
Add option "noauto" to the fstab, and add mount to
/etc/rc.local.
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Before this machine was running Ubuntu it was configured statically. To
prevent having to configure Ubuntu I now have:
host falbala {
hardware ethernet 90:e6:ba:9a:46:08;
fixed-address 192.168.234.32;
}
in my dhcpd.conf on the server. So it is dynamically configured using
DHCP.
-
It's a wired network.
When Ubuntu installs, it uses DHCP to configure the networking. This
keeps on working after install, except that the IP address is from my
dynamic pool. So when I want to work remote on the machine, I have
trouble getting to it. So that's why I put the IP address in the DHCP
To be sure: I don't know if I'm using network manager. I don't touch the
network configuration anywhere, and get a working network configuration.
To prevent me having to find out what network manager is, and how to
configure it, I decided to do what I already have to do for the diskless
clients.
-
I got two new worstations. I was not looking forward to installing a
soon-to-be-outdated 9.10 on them, so I installed the Lucid beta. I've
ran "apt-get update" and "apt-get upgrade" regularly, so I think I'm up-
to-date.
One of the machines had memory problems so it has been rebooted a lot.
The ot
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: usb-creator
Apparently it requires a source iSO image. If none is selected, the
"doit" button (whatever its called) is not grayed out.
After selecting a source ISO image, when I select "/dev/sdb" which
apparently is not right, it grays out, and then co
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I don't think it "always" crashes as JosephB says. At least not here. I
was browsing "There I fixed it" or something like that. (Maybe it
crashed the moment I clicked away from the homepage of "failblog.org"
after playing one embedded video. )
I'm thinking I might have seen firefox hang and/or cra
Re: clean-lock-file patch is indeed neccesary. Thanks! Excuse me for
silently working around this issue without reporting it.
How long does it take before the updated version hits the repositories?
I just purged and reinstalled the apt-mirror package, and still get
karmic. I'm probably too impatie
OK. I still have nothing beyond in my repositories... 0ubuntu3. Will
work out. eventually. Thanks!
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Weird Had to reboot about 5 times before it would come up.
The time that it booted up fine, it still complained about the dns
lookup failure (for the numeric IP address!). So it may be hanging
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I'm on Lucid, beta I believe.
Mine is:
getafix:~> apt-cache policy linux-image-generic
linux-image-generic:
Installed: 2.6.32.17.18
Candidate: 2.6.32.19.20
Version table:
2.6.32.19.20 0
500 http://falbala/ubuntu/ lucid/main Packages
500 http://nl.archive.ubuntu.com/ub
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xnetload
I started xnetload yesterday, and now my "in" traffic displays 0.0 B/s
(6.4MB/s) [4.0 GB],
even when I'm sure that there must be traffic. The 4Gb is fishy, as if it has a
32bit limit. Thing is, this is a 64 bit machine
Of course it worked
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It seems it has trouble parsing the kernel counter, because a fresh
instance of xnetload shows the same behaviour, except for that it shows
zero bytes so far.
This is shown in /proc/net/dev:
Inter-| Receive| Transmit
face |bytespackets errs
Freshly updated today, opened a file (confidential info inside, can't
provide...) hit q (which ended up inside a table in the document)
remembered: "oh yeah, this is not xpdf", and moused over to "quit". On
"unsaved changes" I then hit "discard".
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OK. The machine rebooted twice today succesfully mounting the IP
address. However, it also rebooted twice, getting stuck again. Nothing
in the config files changed... (and once it worked, once not (reboot:
controlaltdel), then not again (reboot: reset button), and then it
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: debconf
Having installed NTP on a very similar workstation I expected no interaction,
so I typed:
% ssh r...@falbala apt-get install ntp
Reading package lists...
Building dependency tree...
Reading state information...
The following packages were aut
is supposed to happen, I don't know. Adding the
"nolock" to fstab was something I figured out on my own.
I wrote: remountroot.conf (with utterly too little knowledge to do this
properly, but it works for me)
#
# hack by REW to remount the root
#
start on startup
description
Ah! this would be another workaround for my situation! I wrote an
upstart script which does the same, which I added to bug #537133
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I filed this yesterday after setting up a chrooted lucid on my lucid-
64bit machine.
Today I need eagle5.x on my other workstation running jaunty, 32bit.
I followed the same debootstrap procedure, then did "do-release-upgrade"
twice to bring it up to lucid. Next I installed eagle just like I did
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: eagle
In a minimal Lucid install (debootstrap ...; apt-get install language-
pack-en tcsh) I installed and tried to run the package "eagle" (with a
DISPLAY variable set to point outside the chroot.)
Eagle will then fail to display any text.
apt-get ins
The bug was filed from outside the chroot environment that failed, the
automatically added info therefore says that eagle wasn't installed. In
my real environment I run an older eagle version. The chroot is
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Binary package hint: mountall
I have:
abra2:/home /home/ nfs noauto,user 0 0
in my fstab. When I reboot, moutall gets stuck in "waiting for /home".
Switching to the console shows (I didn't see this in previous ubuntu versions,
but had th
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Binary package hint: apport
Ubuntu-bug uses my user-prefs settings to display the bug-url after
automatically collecting some of the data.
However, for my older system I had manually installed firefox-3.5 in
/opt somewhere, which in my new system doesn't exist yet, and won't
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Dead pixel test works only on one screen in dual screen mode.
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Binary package hint: checkbox
I have a dual screen setup (which Ubuntu flawlessly detects and uses!).
Checkbox only shows the dead pixel test on one of my monitors.
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: amd64
Date: Thu Mar 25 16:34:05 2010
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
InstallationMe
However... changing the mount line to the ip address doesn't help
with having the boot continue
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BC is quit consistent. Your example doesn't clearly show what's wrong. People
are not very good at reading base-22 output. So I suggest that you keep the
input and output base the same
bc 1.06
ibase=16
obase=10
.126
.122
Note that I set the output base to "10" which, because I'
Phil Nelson (upstream) says that this is for POSIX compliance. POSIX
specifies this absurdity.
So I have a number lba = c * SPT * H + h * SPT + s . So when I have a
LBA, I can divide by SPT*H, and then multiply the resulting fractional
part by SPT*H and have the h*SPT+s part. Sometimes the fractio
Chuck,
Of course, as soon as I found the package, I found the package. So even
before I submitted the report it was no longer an issue for ME. It
however took me longer-than-necessary to find this package, so I made
the suggestion to improve ubuntu here on launchpad. Of course it's low
priority i
FYI, I and others have experienced something similar. IIRC in my case
just moving an object caused a segmentation fault.
As a workaround, you can download the installer for the most recent
version (5.6) from cadsoft and install that. This "upgraded" my brd
files so that they could not be opened by
Oops I see the previous comments are pretty old, and must refer to a
pre-release of karmic. I'm running released-karmic.
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Soo any progress about this in 6 months?
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Title:
cups missing write permission (for sendmessage operation) in apparmor
To manage notificatio
Hi,
I got fed up and figured out how to configure apparmor to allow it.
I added
# *** Added by rew.
/run/systemd/notify rw,
near line 108 of /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.cupsd
That solves it.
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I switched to chrome.
Chrome started to have the same behavior, while IIRC, above I reported it
didn't.
** Changed in: chromium-browser (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => New
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Well that's annoying: I need an LTS for a project. (The 5 years support
frame for the LTS versions is too short, but we'll have to get by)
so the remaining option is to wait for 20.4, right?
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probably open a new request. Go ahead and close it...
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Title:
grub-mkconf
Ah, Marcus. I maintain a package myself. Somtimes you hear "that bug has
been present for years and hasn't been fixed" while it is an easy fix,
but you didn't know about it. Nobody reported it.
So I try to report things and thereby make things better for everybody.
And hopefully I won't run into
P.S.
I THINK that update-motd is meant to run the updates only occasionally, and
just cache the results somewhere.
I'd find a reasonable strategy that if the cache is older than an hour, but
less than 24h, you'd get the cached version, but a refresh is run in the
background. If the cache is ol
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I've installed Ubuntu-server on a raspberry pi 3. That's my first Ubuntu
install, previously I've always used Raspbian. Anyway, my impression was
that ubuntu was seriously sluggish compared to raspbian.
Turns out that one of the main things is that the login through ssh runs
80-esm: 0.7 seconds.
80-livepatch: .1 seconds.
90-updates-available .2
91-release-upgrade .5
95-hwe-eol .3
/usr/share/landscape/landscape-sysinfo.wrapper 2.0
My test consists of: time ssh anticlimax id
(Hostnames are asterix-and-obelix characters here).
and with everything enabled this now takes
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I have a mail with one attachment, a text/plain description and a
text/html description. Both are encoded quoted printable.
munpack then decides to use tempdesc.txt as the filename for both. Then
when the second "create" fails, it deletes it, before the first instance
tries t
This project seems orphaned. I couldn't find upstream sources.
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Title:
munpack has trouble with duplicate filenames.
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Somewhat similar to bug #999632, but different and quite new.
When I have a tab that I want to move to a NEW window, I used to be able
to drag the tab and then when releasing it near the tab bar of another
chromium window, it would snap into that window's tab list. This still
% chromium --version
ERROR: ld.so: object 'libgtk3-nocsd.so.0' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded
(failed to map segment from shared object): ignored.
/bin/bash: warning: setlocale: LC_ALL: cannot change locale (en_US.UTF-8)
Chromium 89.0.4389.82 snap
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Nope Not fixed But I think the behaviour changed from last time
I tested it (my machine crashed inbetween... Grrr..).
So now, when I drag a tab it shows as a new window, and stays "attached
to the mouse" until it snaps into an existing window when I come close
to the tab bar in the other w
Just verfied on my other machine: Same chrome version (Chromium
89.0.4389.82 snap) but slightly different behaviour.
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moving tabs to a new
I'm also seeing this on a samsung printer
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cups crashes with SIGABRT every other printing attempt
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I'm also seeing this on a samsung printer
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Title:
cupsd assert failure: free(): invalid pointer
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I just measured the network trafic that chromium is causing It is
about 23000 network packets per second.
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Title:
Chromium snap causes networ
(earlier this week:) To debug this further I started chromium under
"strace -f -o /tmp/..." : Must be run as root. Hmm.
Today I tried something different. I used strace on ALL 33 chrome
processes. Many did something every second or so, just one was in a
tight loop. This is also the process that c
I copied the "common" directory of ~/snap/chromium to a local filesystem
(1Gb ) and created a symlink to point to the local version.
When I start chromium I then get:
mkdir: cannot create directory '/home/wolff/snap/chromium/common': File
exists
and chrome refuses to start. I then restored my b
Guys. What I don't get is that it is 2021 now, this bug has been
reported (in 2019) and is tagged "fixed" and still the installer
"crashed" and tells me it is this bug that is happening.
This happens to me on a "clean" machine. I unplugged my harddisk, only
have an SSD installed now. The i
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After about a day of use (or more accurately, after about half a day of
non-use) my browser reports "aw snap: SIGTRAP" on every new page. Old
pages still render, but a reload causes the "aw snap!"
It happens on both my Ubuntu 20.04 workstations. It is not hardware on
either o
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After about a day of use (or more accurately, after about half a day of
non-use) my browser reports "aw snap: SIGTRAP" on every new page. Old
pages still render, but a reload causes the "aw snap!"
It
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Chro
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** Attachment added: "Lsusb.txt"
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** Attachment added: "Lsusb-t.txt"
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** Attachment added: "Lsusb-v.txt"
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** Attachment added: "ProcCpuinfo.txt"
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