Looking at this now, and getting sidetracked by RCS confusion .. what is
the difference between:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/trusty/network-
manager/trusty/files
and
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~network-manager/network-
manager/ubuntu/files
? The latter seems to have the
@oyvinst, the current NetworkManager in trusty (0.9.8.8-0ubuntu1) *does*
seem to stop dhclient:
Jan 26 17:25:02 xubuntu NetworkManager[1766]: caught signal 15, shutting
down normally.
Jan 26 17:25:02 xubuntu NetworkManager[1766]: (eth0): device state
change: activated -> disconnected (reason '
We should probably remove the obsolete patches to avoid confusion.
** Patch added: "Remove obsolete debian-specific patches that are no longer
compiled"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1169614/+attachment/3957801/+files/sd-nm.diff
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I like to keep my cdrom mountpoint stable, as /media/cdrom .. in
previous Ubuntu versions this was done by adding the following (or
similar) to /etc/fstab:
/dev/cdrom /media/cdrom udf,iso9660 ro,user,noauto,exec,utf8 0
0
In 14.04, the CD-ROM gets correctly mounted on
OK, the commit that fixed things for me was upstream commit
52b3810b0e0d87bb47c6d77627d49fbb323d804d, "fix NMPolicy/NMManager
refcounting." Not familiar with exactly how git works, but that seems to
have been cherry picked and reapplied to the main branch as
8c167c1f8f4338ccdc9906a9595e02c67fc1d9ca
Not sure it's an upstream bug - if you read back, there used to be
Debian-specific code wrapped in an #ifdef, which depends on a
preprocessor symbol that is no longer defined .. if you've got time you
could see if the seem problem ever existed in Debian, and if so, if/how
they fixed it ..
S.
On T
Interesting .. should be possible to figure out the different code
paths, next time I have time to have a look...
On Wed, Mar 12, 2014 at 07:17:11PM -, Ivan Larionov wrote:
> BTW it stops dhclient if I do disconnect from gnome's network-manager
> menu.
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This does seem to be getting kind of embarassing. With modern journalled
filesystems on relatively straightforward hardware configs an unclean
shutdown shouldn't be the end of the world (after all, power failures
can happen), but it's not "nice" either.
Unfortunately we also seem to have a hell o
On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 04:13:19PM -, Max wrote:
> Steve Dodd:
> > Last time I did, my own problems were caused by dhclient and ureadahead..
>
> It is not an ureadahead issue, it is an extra fork in upstart to launch
> shell for ureadahead if more than one partition mounted
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I'm running 12.10 on a mostly headless MK808 stick - but I believe this
bug will exist on later versions as well as the code in question hasn't
changed. Originally I had my /etc/network/interfaces configured to use
wpa_supplicant in roaming mode, and this worked correctly. The
apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected quantal
** Description changed:
I'm running 12.10 on a mostly headless MK808 stick - but I believe this
bug will exist on later versions as well as the code in question hasn't
changed. Originally I had my /etc/network/interfaces configured
apport information
** Attachment added: "modified.conffile..etc.wpa.supplicant.functions.sh.txt"
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That sounds plausible - I would guess wireless connections are usually torn
down at the end of the user session (i.e. logout) whereas I assume wired
connections persist right to system shutdown??
On Oct 21, 2013 3:01 PM, "Christian Niemeyer"
wrote:
> It occurs that the problem did *not* exist aft
Just noticed this on 12.04 too. Looks like a difficult issue, because
there are some situations where closing the window seems to make sense,
e.g. if the window automatically opened when USB/optical media was
inserted. OTOH, if I open a nautilus window by hand, double-click a DAV
share, then "eject
Discusses this from the other angle, looks like the behaviour changed
between 12.04 and 13.04:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2156088
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Getting "update-alternatives: error: alternative path /usr/bin/gnome-
session-fallback doesn't exist" on configuration.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.10
Package: gnome-session-flashback 1:3.6.2-0ubuntu9
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.9.0-6.13-generic 3.9.6
Una
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Possibly a dupe of bug #808776. Running saucy with all packages up-to-
date. Rebooted, logged in using GNOME Flashback/Fallback, flipped
through the menus, logged out, logged back in using Fallback (no
effects), flipped through the menus again, logged out, logged in using
defa
I can confirm the above patch fixes the problem of dhclient still being
running on shutdown for me (once I figured out how to use quilt so I
could rebuild nm.)
Still need to a fix an upstart/ureadahead problem to get a clean
shutdown on my machine, but this is progress.
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/etc/init.d/umountroot: "mount: / is busy" due to dhclient is not
stopped
Status in “netw
My problems (on current saucy) were caused by bugs in upstart (affecting
ureadahead) and network-manager. The patches in bug #1181789 and bug
#1169614 give me a clean unmount and shutdown.
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M4he, yes, looks like it. Does the patch above apply cleanly to n-m in
saucy? It solved things for me. If you're on x86-32 I can probably build
you a package to test easily.
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*raring, sorry.
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/etc/init.d/umountroot: "mount: / is busy" due to dhclient is not
stopped
Status in “network-m
Note for those wanting to apply the above patch: network-manager uses
quilt, and the above patch only "patches the patches." So do "quilt pop
-a" after unpacking the source, then apply the patch above, then "quilt
push -a" to reapply the changed patches.
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Just been hit by this. Spent all day debugging graphics problems, only
now to discover that something has renamed my xorg.conf. I need 'Option
"PageFlip" "false"' with nouveau to get decent performance, something
decided that it knew better than me how to configure my hardware :(
Graphics card is:
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I've just spent an hour trying to understand why duplicity was not
deleting certain backup chains in "remove_all_inc_of_but_n_full" mode,
despite say it was. On every run, with the same parameters, it would
spit out:
Last full backup date: Tue Sep 9 16:47:20 2014
Deleting ba
Also seeing this on Ubuntu 14.04. Mixed network, have an if-up.d script
to restart minidlna - but sometimes it gets restarted after an IPv6
address has been obtained but before an IPv4 address is configured.
** Also affects: network-manager
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affe
Weird - I'm not seeing it here. I added some debug to n-m a while back,
will see if I can find the patch..
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/etc/i
OK, if you can change /etc/init/network-manager.conf so the exec line
reads:
exec NetworkManager --log-level=DEBUG
And apply the attached patch to the n-m sources, rebuild & install, what
happens? (As you need syslogd to stay up to log the results, just 'sudo
stop network-manager' and have a in /
Interesting, your setup seems to skip a whole bunch of steps .. starting
with:
device state change: activated -> disconnected
Will have a look at the source and see how that could get skipped.
Anything odd about your system - did you configure your wired connection
in n-m "by hand"?
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Hmm, my best guess is that your connection never makes it to an
"activated" state .. can you grep your syslog for 'state ch.*activated'?
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Color me baffled. Try adding some more debug??
diff -ur network-manager-0.9.8.8/src/nm-policy.c
network-manager-0.9.8.8.sd/src/nm-policy.c
--- network-manager-0.9.8.8/src/nm-policy.c 2014-01-26 17:37:05.0
+
+++ network-manager-0.9.8.8.sd/src/nm-policy.c 2014-03-06 22:15:15.62161
Seems that code path isn't being triggered at all for you. Interestingly,
older versions exhibit the same issue for me. Going to try to isolate the
commit that "fixed" things for me (binary search time!) .. hopefully then
will have some understanding of what's going on.
On 7 Mar 2014 18:01, "Ivan L
That would be excellent - thanks! IGLX is one of those things probably
not many people use, but those of us who do kind of really need it. It
also seems to be a thing in HPC / research circles:
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Xorg-IGLX-Potential-
Bye-Bye
FWIW, I'm now (finally)
Still seeing this in 18.04! Gave up, disabled /etc/init.d/saned, and
used the systemd socket service - but this doesn't seem to advertise the
saned server.
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OK, I think this is not a (huge) bug .. looking at saned code, it tries
to bind v6 and v4 sockets separately. If /proc/sys/net/ipv6/bindv6only
isn't set, binding v6 will also bind v4, making the later explicit v4
bind fail.
The second process is probably the one responsible for avahi
advertisement
I'm seeing this in a slightly different situation .. I'm running an xpra
server which starts its own pulseaudio server; something to do with
running Chrome and attempting to play video randomly results in
everything in /dev/shm getting deleted, which leads the shm errors
reported above.
I made sur
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There's already an upstream bug report here:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=99555
Basically, with Option "IndirectGLX" "True" and LIBGL_ALWAYS_INDIRECT=1
I get immediate crashes e.g. with glxgear:
steved@xubuntu:~$ LIBGL_ALWAYS_INDIRECT=true glxgears
Running
I've hit this on Ubuntu 18.04 (xorg 1.19.6), modesetting driver. I have
opened a bug over there in case someone on that side has time to
investigate (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-
server/+bug/1776447)
Interestingly, if I use VirtualGL as a true GLX proxy..
VGL_READBACK=sync LIBG
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Version: 1.10.6-2ubuntu1
Ubuntu release: 18.04
I've just had a fun few minutes wondering why I couldn't disable NM
using "systemctl disable network-manager.service". Looks like the real
unit file is NetworkManager.service, and the former is a symlink.
Per systemd.unit(5), "u
Linking Jonathan's mailing list thread for reference:
https://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-user/2018-April/076587.html
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Titl
Another thread relevant, at least for the gnucash aspect of this bug:
https://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-user/2018-March/075769.html
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Fixed by
https://github.com/iputils/iputils/commit/e2e9a2dd4639924614bdbee43907a49134e8da19
it seems.
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Title:
ping prints ip addr
Unfortunately I've already done that on the two affected machines and
didn't make a note of the output. I will try to dig out the dpkg logs.
As I said, the extra dependency on libopengl0 seemed to be the issue.
It's also just possible I took a snapshot or backup so I can roll back
and retry - I wil
OK, here is dpkg.log section from one machine:
2022-03-05 14:45:14 startup archives unpack
2022-03-05 14:45:14 install libopengl0:amd64 1.3.2-1~ubuntu0.20.04.1
2022-03-05 14:45:14 status triggers-pending libc-bin:amd64 2.31-0ubuntu9.2
2022-03-05 14:45:14 status half-installed libopengl0:amd64
1.
OK, have manually rolled back the system to previous state (the old
versions of the packages were still available on my apt-cacher-ng
server), and run unattended-upgrades in debug mode - file attached. I
guess the key lines are:
sanity check failed for:
{'libjavascriptcoregtk-4.0-18=2.34.6-0ubunt
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