On 08/05/2013 02:24 PM, Robert Bruce Park wrote:
> Yes, you can clear all Friends data and start fresh. First, you have to
> get it out of memory:
>
> killall friends-dispatcher friends-service friends-app
>
> Then you have to delete it's files:
>
> rm -rf ~/.cache/friends
> ~/.local/sha
On 08/05/2013 11:44 AM, Jeff Licquia wrote:
> Of these, the XBMC and Wine PPAs seem like the most likely sources of
> problems. I'll try getting rid of those. The LSB stuff is also easy
> for me to get rid of, in case there's some odd thing going on there.
I've purged
On 08/03/2013 10:36 AM, Robert Bruce Park wrote:
> Jeff, can you uninstall any custom PPAs or custom-compiled binaries you
> might have, and just use the stock distro packages? Also, are you using
> raring or saucy?
I'm running raring. Here's a list of external archives I run:
- Dropbox
- Goo
account: id 4, enabled, provider: google
account: id 3, enabled, provider: twitter
account: id 2, enabled, provider: identica
account: id 1, enabled, provider: facebook
I've turned off linkage to the identica account due to the impending
conversion to pump.io, and of course google isn't connected
Checking out lp:friends-app on my system, I'm able to reproduce the
crash exactly with a local build ("debian/rules binary" followed by
running src/friends-app). The crash reliably reproduces itself with
revisions 69 through 72. On revision 73, I get the following output in
the terminal:
virtual
According to Launchpad, friends-app is the same version on both raring
and saucy (0.90.0bzr13.04.17-0ubuntu1). Is there some other version we
should be aware of?
I was able to reproduce the traceback in the gdb trace attached above.
I've also attached friends.log after deleting the old one, killi
Added a little debugging logic on my own, and watching the logs. One
factor that seems to be present: multiple refresh threads per service
running at once. Apparently, Facebook and Twitter start refreshes, and
then in the middle of the refresh two more refresh threads get started.
After that, all
And I can confirm that killing friends-dispatcher by itself (while
keeping friends-app and friends-service running) seems to kick the
update process loose, at least for a while.
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On a hunch, disabled identi.ca support. (It'll have to happen anyway
with the pump.io conversion.) That made the exception go away, but
didn't fix the problem with updates stopping after a time.
Looking at the most recent debug log, I stopped friends-app (via the
close button), and killed the di
I'm experiencing the same problem. I took the steps in comment #1, and
have attached my log. In particular, this looks interesting:
DEBUG Thread-29 2013-06-03 14:11:57,015 friends.utils.base Identica.receive
has completed in 0.05s, thread exiting.
ERROR Thread-30 2013-06-03 14:11:57,020
For the record, #lsb is not as unanimous as has been implied.
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Clayton's screenshot is pretty much exactly what I see.
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NM indicator does not show VPN submenu on login
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The Network Manager applet shows side menus for "More networks" and "VPN
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those options usefully. When in this state, mousing over those menu
options causes an empty menu to show up instead of the extra wirele
Bug 968798 looks like a dup.
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After doing a bit of research, I found that dnsmasq usage is controlled
via the "dns=dnsmasq" line in /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf.
I commented out this line and restarted, and can confirm that this fixed
my problems with DNS resolution on the VPN.
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I have a VPN set up in Network Manager, which worked well when my system
was running 11.10.
After upgrading to 12.04, I've noticed that DNS changes needed by the
VPN aren't happening. Hosts that only resolve within the VPN won't
resolve, and hosts that are supposed to resolv
I fixed this one. Apparently, there was some weird issue when upgrading
from oneiric; "apt-get --reinstall install python-protobuf" caused
Ubuntu One to start working for me.
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Can confirm the fix. With 0ubuntu2, got the crash. Upgraded just
gnome-settings-daemon, logged out, then back in, and no crash.
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FWIW, I just went through the crash report tool for this bug, with
3.2.0-0ubuntu2. After reading the bug, I upgraded just gnome-settings-
daemon to 3.2.0-0ubuntu3, logged out, and logged back in. So far, I
have not experienced a crash.
I think this is evidence that this is a dup of #832603, and
My bug (845893) was filed against apport 1.22.1-0ubuntu2.
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FWIW, didn't happen to me until today. I've been running onieric for a
little over a week, and haven't had the problem until today. Ran update
last night, which required a reboot (kernel update).
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Tomboy does this on natty for me, with one difference: if you just wait,
it goes away on its own after a very short wait (a few seconds). On
oneiric, I've waited for several minutes for it to close on its own,
with no luck.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: thunderbird
Here's the situation: I go offline in Thunderbird on my laptop, send
some mail, and then go back online. The mail is sent successfully, but
the email is not saved to the configured Sent folder. Thunderbird pops
up a warning to that effect, a
Another possible way to do something like this: TweetDeck for Android
remembers the most recent viewed message, and positions the list so that
this message is on top. Scrolling up from there causes new messages to
come into view.
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Martin Pitt wrote:
> So what we could on on the Ubuntu side is to default to a
> "invalid-m-t-a" package which implements /usr/bin/sendmail as "exit 1",
> and if people actually need an MTA, they can pick and install one.
My only request: exit -1 instead of exit 1, per the spec:
http://refspecs.l
Martin-Éric Racine wrote:
> I'm amazed that it hasn't crossed anyone's mind that the LSB mind be
> hopelessly backward thinking, when it expects sendmail to be present
> upon every system. In honesty, too many of the LSB specification's
> elements point to a fixed-IP network built of traditional UN
It's in Karmic, too. Patch for Karmic attached.
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After checking, I've confirmed that the Jaunty version of the lsb
package has this bug. Patch attached which will fix it. Will check
status of Karmic.
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Martin Pitt wrote:
> The actual flaw here is that it encourages applications to rely on being
> able to send local mail, forget about it, and assume that the user
> actually read it.
The requirement is actually an effect, not a cause, of that
encouragement. We've got 20+ years of history behind t
Martin Pitt wrote:
> As I pointed out, I'd object to that. We did such a thing in the past
> (ship a cripped MTA by default), and people didn't like us for that.
>
> The LSB requirement was certainly not written with the idea in mind to
> swallow all input to sendmail into a big black hole.
No, b
Launchpad Bug Tracker wrote:
> Is it normal (and absolutely necessary) that when one installs lsb, postfix
> is pulled at the same time from the requirement ?
> Installing a daemon is not something that trivial from a security point of
> view and there are many case where lsb might be needed on
Launchpad Bug Tracker wrote:
> You have been subscribed to a public bug by Till Kamppeter (till-kamppeter):
Thanks, Till, for the heads-up.
> Binary package hint: lsb
>
> The printing requirements which got introduced to the LSB starting with
> version 3.2 are not an add-on. They are required to
Steve Langasek wrote:
> BTW, Jeff, the patch linked above seems to have a cut-n-paste error for
> the new lsb-security package, claiming to be the "Linux Standards Base
> Printing specification". I assume that "Linux Standards Base Security
> specification" is correct?
Yes, thanks for catching th
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: foomatic-filters
When running the tests for LSB 4.0 on Hardy, several tests of foomatic-
rip fail. These tests break printing under certain circumstances. For
more details, see LSB bug 2418:
http://bugs.linuxbase.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2418
Upstream has
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: lsb
Attached is a patch to include the proper information for the lsb
package to support LSB 4.0. A similar patch will be filed against
Debian soon.
** Affects: lsb (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Joel Fuster wrote:
> I applied your patch and rebuilt Synergy, but I still have the lag issue. I
> am using it as a client to a WinXP machine. Potentially relevant information:
> * Running an up-to-date 8.04
> * I have an SMP machine
> * It is most pronounced for me with Mozilla Thunderbir
WSmart wrote:
> I just installed Xubuntu Hardy and I was running Synergy for a period
> without a problem, Ubuntu Gutsy as server. Suddenly it's unusable.
> Might be a coincidence, but this happened right after I first tried to
> copy text from a browser. That was the first time I tried to use th
Matt:
If it still works at all, I doubt you did too much wrong. :-)
The fix was very specific to the X11 code, and may have only fixed the
client side. So there may be some more work to do. OTOH, I've also
noticed a few bugs related to the Windows client, so it could be
something else.
If you
Debian maintainer here.
In Debian, synergy has been working fine up until we get Xlib-XCB into
unstable/testing; it still worked fine even with kernel 2.6.24. So, it
seems the combination of the newer kernel and Xlib was the catalyst.
Still, I can confirm that Mike Stroyan's patch seems to clear
This bug had been reported upstream, and upstream has indicated they
won't fix it until 1.9:
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libstdc++6
LSB testing in preparation for LSB 3.2 has uncovered a binary
incompatibility in libstdc++6 for gutsy.
Basically, there was a period of time, between the end of June and the
beginning of October, when several members of the C++ typeinfo class
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