bluetoothd 5.62 (installed from source @ `applied/ubuntu/devel` )
working well.
** Attachment added: "syslog.5.62.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/1952217/+attachment/5543298/+files/syslog.5.62.txt
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Syslog from affected system.
- First action is to select the affected headset from the Bluetooth
applet
The first thing that happens is the coredum. Then the service restarts ;
this seems to be fast enough that the connection is still in progress,
you can see the audio endpoints being registered,
Public bug reported:
Problem:
Since the security updates on 2021-11-23 connecting my headset causes
bluetoothd to crash, which drops all the other connections.
Expected:
Headset connects and works as it has done previously.
❯ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS
Release:
My problem with systemd-resolved :
* My router hands out a nameserver (itself) via DNS
* When I'm inside my network, I want my router to resolve IP addresses for my
domain
* When I'm outside my network, I want the public DNS to resolve them
First lookup works fine! Then systemd-resolved (I guess
Also seeing this with libgnutls30 and git 2.17.1-ubuntu0 on 18.04
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/882
Title:
GnuTLS recv error (-9): A TLS packet with unex
Ran into this after installing dbus-user-session in order to support
systemd user services that raise notifiers via dbus.
Notifiers didn't arrive via my desktop so I presume it just creates a
whole other session somewhere and talks to that. My service worked (when
it was previously crashing becaus
This bug seems to be back ; noticed today when my shell can't find
`packer` or any of the other lovely devops tools that have no packages
and are just monolithic blobs I download to `~/.local/bin`
For now I'll fix it by adding
export PATH="$(systemd-path user-binaries):$PATH"
to my .bashrc f
> does NOT improve security at all
Reason why it does : all the other paths in PATH by default are root-
writeable only. If a personal ~/bin folder is at the front by default,
all it takes is for someone to exploit you is to e.g. get you to unpack
an archive in your HOME that has
a) the files you
Thank you George! Your contribution was the final thing I needed to get
this to work :
http://askubuntu.com/questions/620480/how-to-install-ubuntu-with-both-
disk-encryption-and-ssd-caching
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Public bug reported:
Exporting an OpenVPN connection (don't know if this counts for other
connectors)
Things not exported
- On the IPv4 settings tab (I presume the same for IPv6 but didn't test)
- Routes, additional DNS servers, additional search domains
Didn't test addresses.
This defies ex
Public bug reported:
Editing routes, the address box is just large enough to display about
1.5 addresses
The natural impulse is to resize the form vertically.
While the box will grow horizontally, it doesn't grow vertically.
** Affects: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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