Public bug reported:
Ubuntu version info:
Description:Ubuntu 16.10
Release:16.10
Codename: yakkety
ftp client from:
Package: ftp
Version: 0.17-28
ftp client does not honor macro definitions in users' ~/.netrc file. According
to man ftp(1) it should.
Example:
[alessandro@wkstn
I run into this problem when running in.talkd daemons between Debian 8.5
and Fedora 24. I'm letting everyone know about how I could make the two
work even though not one of the involved machined was an Ubuntu one,
because I guess the issue other people experienced years ago could be
caused by the s
Public bug reported:
Running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, upgraded from a 15.10 that did not show the
issue.
Initramd fails at setting up the encrypted /usr partition.
At the (initramfs) prompt the following command is accepted and succeeds at
decrypting the partition:
cryptsetup --key-file /root/etc/keys
On 19/01/2014 05:18, C. Jeffery Small wrote:
> I recently upgraded to Xubuntu 13.10 with the xpdf package
> 3.03-11ubuntu6.
>
> As TBeholder reported above, xpdf now runs without crashing, but the
> font display in the menus and index is abominable looking. It looks to
> me as if antialiasing of t
Just to add some more chaff to keep the bug alive:
1) to this day the bug persists in Ubuntu 13.04 raring;
2) a manual solution consists in downgrading to xpdf_3.02-21build2 as of
comment #55 by Ronny Cardona (rcart) dated 2012-11-23;
3) to install this xpdf package I had to apt-get install libti
