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problematic default file/directory permissions when VFAT drive connected
https://bugs.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
The proper behavior I EXPECT:
When I hook up an external hard drive (or USB flash drive) with one big
VFAT partition (a VERY common thing), I want to see all
directories/folders having these default permissions:
drwxr-xr-x
...and all files to
With the dmask/fmask fix now applied in gdonf-editor, I've verified that
unison-gtk will properly sync files and folders back and forth to a vfat
drive. But the fix only works if all files and folders being synced
have permissions like "-rw-r--r--" and "drwxr-xr-x", respectively.
Plus, if there ar
Here are far-better alternative default vfat mount options for gnome
(this suggested fix has been copied from this related bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/118283)
Basically, instead of the vfat mount option "umask=022", you instead use
"dmask=022" and "fmask=133"
Here is a procedure for test
I've also added this suggested fix to bug 178154 (because it's gnome-
mount which is closer to the root of the problem than unison).
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can't easily use unison-gtk to sync a local folder to my VFAT USB drive
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/118283
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ceg, your suggestions sounds perfect. I've verified your fix. Here is
the procedure, for anyone else who wants to do this.
Within gconf-editor, I used the "Find" tool to search for "vfat"
(searching also in all key names and key values).
This returned the key "/system/storage/default_options/vf
I've come up with a simple, decent workaround to this problem that I'd
like to share. It won't help everyone in all cases, but it's a lot
better than nothing ;)
For months now I have been pondering how to easily transport, say,
important configuration files (in ~) from one Ubuntu computer to
anot
I want to say a big THANK YOU to all who have made this possible. I
feel great knowing my contribution helped out.
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end users should not have to access BIOS whatsoever to install Ubuntu
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/57379
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Hi, I've managed to compile for myself a custom kernel (2.6.23.1, from source)
which worked where the stock kernel 2.6.22-14 would not. How did I do it? I
copied the latest stock kernel's config file (/boot/config-2.6.22-14-generic),
and used it as I configured my custom kernel
(/usr/local/src
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can't easily use unison-gtk to sync a local folder to my VFAT USB drive
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/118283
Yo
Thanks for the tip, faif, but it didn't work for me. Even with your
suggested options in defaults.prf, for each folder it tries to sync onto
my FAT32 USB flash drive, I get an error message in unison-gtk's status
area like this:
backgrounds
Failed to set permissions of file
/media/disk/.#backgro
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can't easily use unison-gtk to sync a local folder to my VFAT USB drive
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2.6.22-14 stock kernel hangs at boot time. But 2.6.20-15 doesn't!
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/158775
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2.6.22-14 stock kernel hangs at boot time. But 2.6.20-15 doesn't!
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/158775
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2.6.22-14 stock kernel hangs at boot time. But 2.6.20-15 doesn't!
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/158775
Public bug reported:
Please see submission ID 7dfd98bcd1ece98862ea33460bff5333 in the Ubuntu
Device database. I've just upgraded to Gutsy Gibbon.
Note: The problem is in one of these linux 2.6.22-related packages, I'm not
sure which, but these are the ones I have installed:
~$ dpkg -l|grep 2.6.
The "mask" that sets the permissions when making vfat files and
folders appear like they are posix-compliant should be adjustable
somewhere, that's the heart of the issue. Right now the mask used
causes problems, because it blindly makes all vfat files appear as
having executable bit set.
On 8/15
After looking at Wubi, I think my idea is a bit "cleaner". I say this
because when you use Wubi, the Ubuntu living inside a file in NTFS will
in time loose performance as it falls prey to that NTFS partition
becoming more fragmented.
Having said that, Wubi would probably be an easier solution to
I also opened Gnome bug 446136 on this:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=446136
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UNC file share notation should also be usable, not just URIs
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/119747
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Bugs, which is the bug contact for
The version of Konqueror in Feisty Fawn does do this UNC -> URI
conversion! Sweet! Come on nautilus, time to catch up ;)
The two feature requests above still stand (Nautilus converting UNC ->
URI, and Preferred Applications allowing konqueror of nautilus to spawn
and show UNC paths).
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UNC fi
d instance of nautilus. Perhaps this should be
a configuration option in System -> Preferences -> Preferred
Applications. This way a user could specify Konqueror, should Konqueror
gain this feature before Nautilus does.
Cheers,
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My Blog: http://ca.blog.360.yahoo.com/dust
Public bug reported:
My simple way of backing up my important personal data is to have a
folder in my home directory called "sync". I file all data under there
that ought to be periodically backed up. I also have a USB drive,
formatted with VFAT. I have a "sync" folder on that USB drive as well
There are deeper system implications for use case number 3: After
cloning a system, the UUIDs of the disk partitions will be different.
The partitions might be different: for example the root partition might
have been /dev/sda1 on the original machine, but on the cloned machine
it might be /dev/sda
Oh yeah, a third use case:
-imagine you work in the IT department of a large corporation that saves
time by cloning Ubuntu desktop machines: just after you've managed to
clone an Ubuntu machine, you want to hand it off to a new user. And
the freshly cloned machine needs to have a new hostname or
Public bug reported:
This is a feature request. It's a brand new thing that would probably
be a package of its own.
Microsoft has a well-known, long-standing, somewhat-dodgy administrative
tool called sysprep that puts a Windows machine into a newish state
ready for use by some new user. It's e
stin.
On 4/26/07, Henrik Nilsen Omma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Assigning this to myself. I've charted the main options and written a
> summary here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallerForWindows We'll discuss
> this at UDS.
Cheers,
Dustin Harriman
My Blog: http://ca.blog.3
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cygwin xdmcp login freezes when logging into gnome, but not XFCE
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/22
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cygwin xdmcp login freezes when logging into gnome, but not XFCE
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/22
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Public bug reported:
Hi,
I have a Windows XP box where I've installed the latest version of
Cygwin (as of two days ago). I want to use it have a remote Gnome
desktop on an Ubuntu 6.10 box, where GDM has been configured to allow
XDMCP logins.
Note: to allow XDMCP logins, I set the [security] and
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