Steps to trigger: install, reboot, configure timezone, shutdown (leave
it that way for a day or so) and... tada! There it is!
Anyway, one of these days, I'm going to reinstall the machine on which I
have the problem (looking for a 10+ GiB disk, because 2+1 GiB just won't
cut it:
http://users.telen
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
When configuring a VPN connection, one can click the "Advanced..." button which
brings up the nm-connection-editor". Here, selecting "Use Point-to-Point
encryption (MPPE)", one can choose between "All Available (Default)", "128-bit
(most se
Yesterday was "one of these days": found myself two "big" SCSI harddisks (4.6GB
+ 9.1GB) and a matching 53c825-based PCI SCSI card and installed Intrepid Ibex
(aka Ubuntu 8.10 desktop edition).
Afterwards - i.e. after installing the latest patches - the version of the
clock panel turned out to b
Sebastien,
In the clock preferences, I first added a location (Gent, in timezone
Europe/Brussels).
Later, I reentered the clock preferences and edited the location entry (labeled
Gent) my (almost) exact coordinates: 51.0854 North, 3.7175 East.
I could exit the edit-location pane, but when exitin
Sebastien,
I reconfigured my location yesterday evening (after installing and updating -
took a wee bit of time on this machine), but nothing spectacular happenend.
However, after booting the machine and logging in this evening, I found my
location I entered to be gone. So, I re-add it (first,
Came with the updates tonight (08 april 2008), and indeed seems to solve
the problem. I removed, recreated, edited,... my location and
latitude/longitude, but could not force a crash. Congrats and thanks.
(Sebastien, you may mark this problem as solved - I do not seem to be
authorized to do this)
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
I entered my physical location in the clock applet (version 2.22.1.2):
Location Name: Gent
Timezone: Europe/Brussels
Latitude: 51.0854 North
Longitude: 3.7175 East
Shut down computer, restart 2 days later, the timezone is changed to
"Americ
Sebastien,
Sorry for the delay in answering. My /etc/timezone file just contains
the line "Europe/Brussels" (the timezone I selected at install time, I
suppose).
And yes, tonight the timezone in the locations was yet again reset to
America/El Salvador. Spooky.
I'm currently installing the update
After booting up my PC tonight, the timezone was once more reset to America/El
Savador (applet version 2.22.1.3).
Reset it to Europe/Brussels, restarted - and back to El Salvador we go 8-(
Seems like the applet does not save the set timezone correctly and/or cannot
(re)determine it from /etc/time
To check this, I had to recover the computer exhibiting this problem from -
ahem - cold storage.
First boot showed the timezone to be "America/El Salvador" again - I reset it
to "Europe/Brussels".
I then proceeded to install 350+ updates (about 4 months worth) - I
noticed that gnome-applets was
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