Hi,
IDN is not optional on the internet today.
The IANA is publishing several IDN top level domains:
http://www.iana.org/domains/root/db
As it currently stands, I am having a difficult time using Ubuntu as a
professional internet operator at an ISP, because my only choice is
hacks like this:
re
I'm also seeing this an AMD64, on two different machines. 13.04.
Happens shortly after login, often when you're launching a program like
firefox, but that's not required--the bug is triggered without that.
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I can also confirm this bug on Ubuntu 9.04 on a PII-450 with a Voodoo 3.
I can login to a normal X session, but scrolling an image causes a
crash, and in general X is very unstable, with GDM crashing a lot.
The workaround, as mentioned above, is to set:
Option "NoAccel" "true"
in the "Device" se
In my (limited) experience, the server only responds with the AD bit set
which it can validate the DNSSEC records on the domain. As there is no
root key in the DNS now, this means you must configure trust anchors on
your recursive nameserver.
My question would be: is your recursive DNS server act
Update: I have found the source of my problem.
I had a custom script (related to dynamic DNS) in /etc/network/if-up.d/
The script was failing, and as a result, the DCHP aquired address was
not getting assigned to the interface. It appears that if any of the
if-up.d scripts fail, this will inter
I want to chime in with my experience. I have 2 machines, one 8.10, one
8.04.1. I have the same problem on both machines.
On both of them, I have DHCP working on eth0, and a static alias on
eth0:0. They are connected via an ethernet switch.
When I start networking, Internet Systems Consortium DH
I want to get to the bottom of this problem, for it has just struck
again on my parents' two Ubuntu machines.
Here is the summary of the problem, as I currently see it.
1) OpenOffice.org relies on myspell for spell-checking service
2) myspell needs dictionary files for each language-country combin
CONFIRM - This bug still exists in Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron)
Description: Spellcheck doesn't work at all in Open Office 2.4. With no
dictionary, it completely fails. This is when you've installed a
Canada/English system.
Fix: The followning steps are what i did to fix it. Hopefully with
detail
