While update-manager shouldn't fail in this manner, the extraordinary
thing here is that $XAUTHORITY is set and points at a non-existent file.
update-manager will be unable to establish any further X connections
under those circumstances, so aside from the ugliness of the error, the
real bug is in whatever has set up $XAUTHORITY to point to a nonexistent
file (or has removed the file that $XAUTHORITY was pointing to).
Hence it's necessary to know how update-manager was invoked in order to
trace down that bug there.
** Changed in: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Target: hardy-alpha-2 => None
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[kde] copy XAUTHORITY may fail and crashes the upgrader (was: Upgrade tool
crashed when upgrading 7.04 -> 7.10)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156320
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