The maintainer has "fixed" this upstream in debian unstable by
downgrading to 2.10.08. I'm going to change this to a sync request for
the upstream version.
** Summary changed:
- Syntax error in /usr/bin/mtxrun.lua
+ Sync luametatex 2.11.01+really2.10.08+ds-1 from debian unstable
** Description c
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 2055216 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2055216
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 2055216
Syntax error in /usr/bin/mtxrun.lua
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Public bug reported:
There appears to be a syntax error in /usr/bin/mtxrun.lua that causes
mtxrun --generate to fail:
mtxrun --generate
lua error : startup file: /usr/bin/mtxrun.lua:2438: attempt to assign to const
variable 'i'
This is present in luametatex 2.11.01+ds-2, but not in version
2.10
Public bug reported:
If installation is done over a serial console, finish-
install.d/90console has traditionally detected this and, since upstart,
has written out a file at, for example, /etc/init/ttyS0.conf to invoke a
serial getty after boot. This script has not been updated for systemd,
so the
Looks like I spoke too soon. There is a package in unstable for arm64
via debports, but no package for any of the standard architectures in
the official repos. Since xprint is deprecated, it looks like this was a
conscious choice to remove this from debian:
https://bugs.debian.org/657253
So, looks
Status should probably be changed to "Won't Fix," but I can't do this
myself.
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I'm seeing this in xenial as well. It looks like this existed in main up
through vivid, but not wily or xenial. There is a debian package in
unstable, but I don't know if this could be a straight sync or if
Ubuntu-specific patches need to be merged.
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I have tested util-linux 2.20.1-5.1ubuntu20.1 on two systems that were
exhibiting symptoms of this bug and can verify that it is fixed in this
version. I'll add the verification-done tag to this bug.
Details are below - let me know if anything else is needed.
On Dell M610 (mirrored drives on a CE
I'm happy to do testing - we have several trusty installs on VMs that I
can use. Should I wait until this is in trusty-proposed, or just test
the package from utopic?
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The Ubuntu xfce4-settings package contains a patch - xubuntu_vanilla-
session-themes.patch - that changes the default theme to Greybird. In
trusty, at least, this theme is in the shimmer-themes package, which is
not a dependency of xfc4-settings. This leads to various color-re
In trusty, you can install the shimmer-themes package, which contains
the Greybird theme. Seems like this should should be a dependency of
xfce4 or xfce4-settings.
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Unless I'm missing something, I don't think the fix here was fully
successful. In the case of a VMware VM running 14.04, hdparm spits out a
sense data error on stderr:
# hdparm -I /dev/sda1 1>/dev/null
SG_IO: bad/missing sense data, sb[]: 70 00 05 00 00 00 00 0a 00 00 00 00 20 00
00 c0 00 00 00
This bug still exists in trusty as well as upstream. The link to the upstream
bug is:
https://bugs.debian.org/708181
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It looks like this bug is still present in trusty - postfix 2.11.0-1.
I'm going to bump the upstream bug as well, but is there any chance we
can get this patch into the Ubuntu package since upstream seems
unwilling to fix this? I can create a debdiff if that would be helpful.
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Thanks, ZhengPeng and Salvatore, for your work in getting this patch
integrated.
Is there any chance of getting this patch included in precise? I can
roll my own package for our systems, but it would be much nicer if this
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Here is the debdiff to fix this for up to 99 cpus. This is obviously a
short-term fix since this case is probably not too far away (we have
several 24-cpu machines). Probably better to make this dynamic or at
least use snprintf() to avoid buffer overflows.
Let me know if you need more info about t
Public bug reported:
With long-running jobs on a multi-cpu machine (>10 logical CPUs), the
percent CPU utilization of a process can exceed 1000%, causing a buffer
overflow in pctcpu.
Here is /proc//stat for a process that produces the overflow:
# cat /proc/23427/stat
23427 (sdevice) S 16424 23427
Kjell:
This would make sense. Unfortunately, there's an open bug about this
(bug #564043) that's currently in "Won't Fix" because fixing it runs
into yet another bug (bug #545673). Until the underlying upstart and
file location issues get sorted out, passing options to gssd from the
nfs-common def
Thanks everyone for getting this approved and into -proposed.
I just wanted to add a "me too" to the verification of nfs-common
1:1.2.5-3ubuntu3.1 in precise-proposed. I've installed this, and with
the -e option to rpc.gssd, EACCESS is returned when kerberos tickets are
expired.
I'll look forward
As requested, I have run apport-collect and changed status to confirmed.
Thanks and let me know if I can provide any other help or information to
get this patch included.
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In precise kernel 3.20, when the nfs4 state manager gets unhappy, error
printks are generated thousands of times per second, filling logs and
filesystems rapidly.
This was reported and fixed in Debian -
Public bug reported:
In precise kernel 3.20, when the nfs4 state manager gets unhappy, error
printks are generated thousands of times per second, filling logs and
filesystems rapidly.
This was reported and fixed in Debian - debian bug#666121
This is also fixed in kernel 3.2.14 via git commit
9a3
Hi Adam,
Yes - we are running the unpatched precise kernel. I don't remember the
version when I first started testing with my nfs-utils patch, but we're
currently running linux-image-3.2.0-30-generic version 3.2.0-30.48. A
few systems that haven't rebooted recently are still on linux-
headers-3.2.
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The patch from the debian bug has been working well on all of our
systems and completely fixes the issues we had been seeing related to
the new EKEYEXPIRED behavior.
I applied the upstream patch to nfs-utils 1.2.5, and also made a small
tweak to the gssd man page to document it.
I'm not sure whet
Given the discussion on the linux-nfs list, I actually doubt this change
will be reverted. I can see that this could potentially be desired
behavior, but in some circumstances, it's catastrophic. For example, in
our environment we have kerberized nfs home directories. If a user runs
something in sc
I also went ahead and opened an upstream bug - http://bugs.debian.org
/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=671235
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This is a pretty old bug, but it looks like it's still present in
precise (postfix 2.9.1-4).
Looking at the postinst script, I think the fix is pretty trivial -
setting the changed flag for postfix/protocols in fset_all_changed().
I'm attaching a patch that should take care of this.
** Patch adde
It looks like the amd64 deb isn't building properly - see
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acroread/9.5.1-1precise1/+build/3404003
>From the build log, this looks like an issue with the ia32-libs build
dependency.
I'm not sure if the intent here is to build separate i386 and amd64 debs
as wit
This bug also affects update-notifier 0.118.1ubuntu1 in precise. It's
hard-coded to only launch for members of the admin group. Since there's
no admin group in precise, it bails and launches for all users. The
problem code is in the in_admin_group() function in update-notifier.c.
I'm not sure if it
Tried this morning with version 1.1.6-0ubuntu1 on precise and this does
indeed seem to be fixed.
Also fixed is the related problem with kerberized home directories I
described over on bug #914674.
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I'm attaching an example /e/n/i file. Due to the nature of this bug,
it's actually writing out initialized memory space, so the results are
random. In the majority of cases, since this is a newly-booted system,
the memory being pointed to is probably zeros, so nothing will actually
ge
Public bug reported:
The current elfutils (0.152-1ubuntu2) in precise does not have Multi-
Arch support, so if the 32-bit lib is needed on a 64-bit system, it
cannot be installed via libelf1:i386.
There's a current bug report open with debian (debian bug #657139) with
a patch that seems close but
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Bogus or
The "better" patch.
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Doing a test install of precise with static networking, I noticed bogus
(non-ASCII) data written on the dns-nameservers line in
/etc/network/interfaces, which was then be carried over to resolv.conf
by the resolvconf package. Other times, this line would simply not be in
/etc/
Just a me too on this one. I ran into this on a 10.04.3 system with some
Matlab jobs that have been running for a couple of weeks.
# ps -f -C MATLAB
UIDPID PPID C STIME TTY TIME CMD
1234 21267 21256 99 Jan09 pts/31184016086-14:43:06 /opt/matlabR2011b/bin
1234 21578 21567
I tested version 2.2-0ubuntu1.1 on lucid 10.04.2 amd64 and can verify
that it now works in both Firefox and Chromium.
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FWIW, I'm still seeing this in 10.04.1.
Here are a couple of workarounds I have tested that seem to work:
This will temporarily fix the theme, but checking the accessibility feature
breaks it again:
sudo gconftool-2 --direct --config-source
xml:readwrite:/var/lib/gdm/.gconf.defaults --set --typ
Just wanted to add a note to confirm that this still exists under lucid.
Setting the LIBGL_ALWAYS_INDIRECT variable does work around this, both
through remote X and neatx.
Another workaround I have found is to either remove or chmod 000
/usr/lib/dri/swrast_dri.so and /usr/lib32/dri/swrast_dri.so
I can also verify that the -proposed (2.92.92.is.2.30.3-0ubuntu1)
packages work well with no regressions noted here. They fix the
specified bug as well as the related issue with winbind logins.
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I have installed and run 1.1.2-2ubuntu2.4 from hardy-proposed on a test
system for a couple of days. Everything is stable and this bug is now
fixed.
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Martin:
Hopefully, this is what you were after. I added my patch to the nfs-
utils_1.1.2-2ubuntu2.3 version in proposed and fixed the changelog to
reflect the correct version number and target. On our systems, this
builds and installs properly and fixes the verbosity issues in this bug.
Thanks fo
It looks like this may be a dependency problem in ubuntu-desktop.
Looking at the changelog for indicator-applet, it looks like the dependencies
for this changed back on 15 Feb:
indicator-applet (0.3.2-0ubuntu3) lucid; urgency=low
* debian/control:
- Switching indicator-session and indicato
So here's what I figured out:
It looks like the logging verbosity of most messages was decreased as of
nfs-utils 1.1.5 upstream. See commit
09c7ad1cd9c5ca2fc46631a0057d47309abc8706 in these release notes:
https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=665939
So, I created a patch that b
I got a chance to test the proposed package today and there is good news
and bad news.
The good news is that it installs cleanly and doesn't seem to introduce
any regressions or other problems.
The bad news is that it doesn't actually fix the issue identified in the
original bug description - sp
I've been pulling my hair out on this one today on a lucid test system,
wondering why I couldn't get the parts that should work working. Finally
realized that it was a simple mistake, but thought I'd point it out here
in the hopes that it will save someone else some time.
In *lucid*, the policykit
Here is more verbose output from apt - let me know if any other info
would be helpful:
# apt-get -o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=yes -o
Debug::pkgDepCache::AutoInstall=yes install h5utils hdf5-tools
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Ins
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: h5utils
h5utils in lucid depends on libhdf5-1.8.3 - this needs to be updated to
libhdf5-1.8.4 to not break other hdf5 packages. For example, attempting
to install h5utils and hdf5-tools is impossible:
# apt-get install h5utils hdf5-tools
Reading package
It looks like this is a known issue with 1.94, and is fixed in cvs.
Unfortunately, a 1.9.5 release in the near future seems unlikely. Here's the
thread about it:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=4aa82572.1070...@mathematik.uni-freiburg.de&forum_name=geomview-users
I built
I'm not sure if a simple test case exists - this bugs seems to manifest
in fairly unusual scenarios. We experienced this while creating "mex"
modules for Matlab.
Using this trivial example (test.c):
#include
#include "mex.h"
void mexFunction( int nlhs, mxArray *plhs[],
int nrhs
It looks like this is fixed in >= 0.6.1-4 upsteam:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=487013
Any chance of an updated version (debian testing/unstable is at 0.6.3-4)
in karmic?
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I discovered this bug on my systems this morning, and did a bunch of
digging trying to figure out what's happening. I'm no expert at debian-
installer, but I think what's happening is due to the cdebconf->debconf
transition that happens early in the installation.
When the installer first starts, i
I just tested Bryce's packages on an i686 hardy install, and I can
confirm that this fixed the issues with Matlab (7.5 - R2007B and 7.6 -
R2008a), ProEngineer Wildfire 3.0, and Maple 11.02. All the java libxcb-
xlib console messages are gone in Matlab 7.5, ProE and Maple, and the
slow rendering of
I have tested Bryce's non-xcb libs on an amd64 hardy machine, and can
verify that they solve the Matlab problem noted by Alexsander Demko
above. I have reported this previously to MathWorks and will point them
at this thread. If it's possible to roll these out for 8.04.1, that
would be great.
I ex
Sorry for the confusion I caused by posting my "patch" earlier. This was
completely bogus, so I removed it. The dbus config installed by network-
manager-vpnc is correct. However, dbus just isn't seeing the new config
file initially.
Re-reading this thread, it seems there may be a couple of bugs t
I spent a bunch of time pulling my hair out on this one this morning,
and I think I have a theory. :-)
I, like Steffen, couldn't get the vpn to fail this morning, no matter what I
did to the policy files. However, if I purged and then re-installed the
packages, the problem returned:
$ sudo dpkg
It looks like this is due to an incorrect dbus policy in
/etc/dbus-1/system.d/nm-vpn-service.conf. In the policy installed by
network-manager-vpnc 0.6.4svn2422-0ubuntu5, only root is allowed to
interact with vpnc. By applying the attached patch, this is opened up to
anyone at the console, which sho
I can confirm that this bug is not present in the current hardy kernel
(2.6.24-15). I just did an install from scratch and there was no kernel
oops loading the mptsas module.
I looked through the changelogs for 2.6.24-13 through -15 and didn't see
this fix listed. No big deal, but I just wanted to
Here's the Debian changelog entry for this version:
a2ps (1:4.14-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release.
* Bumped up Standards-Version to 3.7.3 (no physical changes).
* Sorted out copyright information. Thanks to Patrick Schoenfeld
- closes: #448454
* Now use autoload, not l
The idea here was simply to add some flexibility in an OEM-type setup.
For example, we set up our linux clients with several third-party apps
that we have in our own menu. We wanted to have this menu be at the top
of Applications, rather than listed alphabetically. I can certainly see
the potential
Glad to help. Thank for your fast action on this!
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A few more data points on this. I consistently get this oops on our new Dell
PowerEdge M600, but do not get the oops on a Dell PowerEdge 1955. They are the
same model card, but slightly different revisions:
Dell M600: LSI Logic / Symbios Logic SAS1068E PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS (rev
08)
Dell 19
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-source-2.6.24
Installing hardy alpha 6 on a Dell PowerEdge M600, the installer kernel
panics when modprobing mptsas:
[ 176.439736] BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at virtual
address 0010 │
[ 176.448254] printing eip: f89c
** Attachment added: "scsi-mpt-fusion-dont-oops-if-NumPhys-0.patch"
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Per Andrew's suggestion, I have created a debdiff (attached). It looks
like the "right" way to do this was as a patch in debian/patches, so
this is what I did.
I'll mark as confirmed and subscribe ubuntu-main-sponsors.
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http://launchpad
I'm subscribing ubuntu-universe-sponsors.
Please sync a2ps 4.14-1 from Debian (Unstable).
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Upon further investigation, changing from Layout to DefaultLayout is
*not* a good solution to this. As per the spec, this attempts to change
the layout of not only Applications, but all submenus, causing lots of
bizarre results. I've removed this patch, as it's bogus.
So, it looks like relocating
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-menus
Files added to /etc/xdg/menus/applications-merged get properly merged
when the application menu is displayed. However, if your want to change
the layout of the application menu, this does not work. Since only the
*last* Layout specification is
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Public bug reported:
Installing hardy alpha 6 on a Dell PowerEdge M600, the installer kernel
panics when modprobing mptsas:
[ 176.439736] BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at virtual
address 0010│
[ 176.448254]
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 139412 ***
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I hoped this would file against hardy specifically, but it ended up as
another bug against the source package, so I'm marking it as a
duplicate. Sorry for the cruft...
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: a2ps
In Hardy Alpha 6, as of today, a2ps and emacsen-common cannot be installed
together due to a dependency problem:
# apt-get install a2ps emacsen-common
Reading
I can confirm this bug on hardy as of today:
# apt-get install a2ps emacsen-common
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Suggested packages:
groff gv html2ps tetex-bin t1-cyrillic
Recommended packages:
wdiff
The following NEW packages wi
I was inspired by Daniel Holbach's message on ubuntu-devel this morning
and turned this patch into a (hopefully) nice debdiff that I've attached
to bug #73550. It includes both that bug and this one.
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I was inspired by Daniel Holbach's message on ubuntu-devel this morning
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both bug #73550 and bug #104815.
** Attachment added: "krb5-auth-dialog debdiff"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12462023/krb5-auth-dialog.debdiff
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Shou
This bug is still present in hardy as of 20080124. I've got a kerberized nfs3
mount in fstab:
thayerfs.thayer.dartmouth.edu:/vol/apps /thayerfs/apps nfs
vers=3,sec=krb5,nosuid
It is accessible after boot, but only shows up in /proc/mounts - not in
/etc/mtab or via the mount command.
Adding
One more data point...I just did a fresh install of hardy alpha 2 on my
Dell D600/BCM4306 and the bug is still present in the 0.6.5-0ubuntu11
version.
The good news is that the same patch that worked for 0.6.5-0ubuntu10
also works for this version, too.
Also, in case it saves anyone some grief, t
I can confirm this bug on a fresh install of gutsy on a Dell D600 with
the BCM4306 wireless card. I applied the debdiff from comment 33 and
this fixes the problem - I can now go back and forth between wired and
my WPA2 Enterprise wireless without trouble.
>From the looks of it, this patch has not
Here's a simplified patch - removed the format change and added a
prototype. Hopefully this will be easier to review. :-)
Happy 2008 to all!
** Attachment added: "Simplified patch for krb5-auth-dialog.c"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11165420/krb5-auth-dialog.patch3
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Should dissappear when
Just to chime in... I downloaded the upstart source, applied the diff,
compiled, and installed updated 0.2.7-7.2 debs on a running edgy system
here. Everything worked perfectly, both before and after a reboot. I
can't think of any obvious way to test the network install here locally,
but I'd assume
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: upstart
When performing a network install of edgy, the "edgy-updates" release is
automatically selected and put into sources.list by apt-mirror-setup.
So, once base-installer runs, it attempts to install upstart 0.2.7-7.1.
The install succeeds, but when t
Public bug reported:
In feisty, if you're using kerberos, but are running a server only, i.e.
NEED_GSSD=no in /etc/default/nfs-common but NEED_SVCGSSD=yes in
/etc/default/nfs-kernel-server, the kernel-server init script doesn't
modprobe the rpcsec_gss_krb5 module. The solution is the same as for t
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: krb5-auth-dialog
When new tickets are obtained in renew_credentials(), options are set
from the existing credentials using the set_options_using_creds()
function. However, in the case of a ticket that has been renewed (either
automatically or via my patch
Here is my patch to implement this functionality. I've simply added an
auto-renew function that tries to renew existing kerberos credentials.
It is called from the 'credentials_expiring_real' function so this auto-
renewal is attempted before doing the expiration time calculation and
the user will
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: krb5-auth-dialog
This is more of a wishlist item than a bug, but it would be nice for
krb5-auth-dialog to auto-renew renewable tickets and then only prompt
when reaching final expiration. For example, we're getting kerberos
tickets from Microsoft AD (gasp
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