[Bug 1605474] Re: "No new release found" upgrading from 14.04LTS to 16.04.1

Cheers, so I was going by https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenialXerus/ReleaseSchedule and its really difficult to find information about why LTS server systems won't upgrade. There are a lot of people suggestiong to use the -d flag, but quite frankly I don't feel like taking that risk. So I hope the docum

[Bug 558384] Re: Settings dhcp in /etc/network/interfaces does not create /etc/resolv.conf

I had 3 servers that are also affected by this. Removing the resolvconf package somewhat worked but the resolv.conf did not get cleaned, so the entries were added each restart. The workaround to get them up more reliably was to put "/etc/init.d/networking restart" into the "/etc/rc.local" file.

Re: [Bug 107738] Re: network-manager-pptp isn't installed by default

I think if there have been any doubts, if or not to include network- manager-pptp by default, should have vanished. Thomas [cel] +86 1381-669-2688 [eml] tkruem...@bellair.net [pgp] Ivanov1965 pos...@list.ru wrote on Sa

[Bug 206569] Re: hardy's OpenVPN 2.1_Rc7 not connecting

It worked for me for a few days, until they yesterday updadet the openvpn blacklist. Now everything that works with a key is down again. I can not understand, why a core part of Ubuntu, security, is being handled so casually. It is entirely impossible to use Ubuntu in a production environment, if t

[Bug 230197] Re: network-manager-openvpn is incapable of supplying openssl-vulnkey with the X.509 key passphrase it requests

The 'proposed' updates this weekend fixed it for me. In the meantime I subscribed and used a VPN provider called 'Your-Freedom.net' Absolutely brilliant! -- network-manager-openvpn is incapable of supplying openssl-vulnkey with the X.509 key passphrase it requests https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs

[Bug 230197] Re: Network-manager incorrectly uses openssl-vulnkey to check validity of openvpn keys

And is someone working on it? I am in a production environment and need VPN to work.copy /usr/sbin/openvpn-vulnkey onto /usr/sbin/openssl- vulnkey does not work for me, -- Network-manager incorrectly uses openssl-vulnkey to check validity of openvpn keys https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/23019

[Bug 230197] Re: Network-manager incorrectly uses openssl-vulnkey to check validity of openvpn keys

Here the following problem: When starting OpenVPN, vulnkey tries to read a '.crt' file and then OpenVPN exits: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo openvpn --config /home/JohnDoe/.openvpn/openvpn.conf Wed May 14 18:01:10 2008 OpenVPN 2.1_rc7 i486-pc-linux-gnu [SSL] [LZO2] [EPOLL] built on May 13 2008 Wed

[Bug 90681] Re: resolv.conf overwritten using VPN/PPP etc...

Installing resolv.conf had been the solution for me, though it ain't no longer a solution. Some of the recent updates in the run-up to (still beta-buggy) 8.04 something installed that neuters the soultion via resolv.conf. In NetworkManager - Manual Configuration I have saved several configurations

[Bug 37239] Re: VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf

to dan_linder: using the ISP's DNS defeats the purpose of using VPN. -- VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/37239 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is a direct subscriber. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu

[Bug 37239] Re: VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf

I use VPN and no problem at all with resolving DNS using the default install of Ubuntu 7.10, NetworkManager, NM OpenVPN plugin, OpenVPN. Installed 4 days ago. Go figure. Kyle, if you would kindly read what I wrote: "...probably because it is not really a problem to most people, because they need n

[Bug 37239] Re: VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf

Well, probably because it is not really a problem to most people, because they need not use a VPN to access their e-mail and read uncensored news content. As for me, VPN through NetworkManager/OpenVPN works fine and does exactly what it is supposed to do, regardless of what is written in resolv.con

[Bug 114341] Re: Disk Usage Analyzer does not detect files in the directory

root/.trash was of course full up to the mark, clearly that was the culprit, but why does not Disk Usage Analyzer does not show it? -- Disk Usage Analyzer does not detect files in the directory https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/114341 You received this bug notification because you are a member of U

[Bug 114341] Re: Disk Usage Analyzer does not detect files in the directory

I am having the same problem. Disk usage analyzer says: Total filesystem capacity: 107.2 GB (used 84.8 GB, available 22.4 GB) So far, so good. But, under "/" there is only 12 GB used, not 84.8 GB. DUA does not tell me where/what the difference of 62.4 GB are. -- Disk Usage Analyzer does not det

[Bug 37239] Re: VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf

out resolv.conf contents is a measure to avoid accidential DNS calls outside the tunneled connection, with resulting breach of security. NB: I am no programmer either, just a VEP. Best wishes for a happy new year, pirx -- VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs

[Bug 135471] Re: Addressbook crash when searching contacts by "any field contains"

Indeed, an annoying issue. Looking forward to the fix. Thanks. -- Addressbook crash when searching contacts by "any field contains" https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/135471 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-

[Bug 107738] Re: network-manager-pptp isn't installed by default

Martin, what configuration? With fixed IP? In roaming mode? Wireless or wired? -- network-manager-pptp isn't installed by default https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/107738 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bug

[Bug 107738] Re: network-manager-pptp isn't installed by default

A question to the experts: If I un-install the current version of network-manager and compile an old version of network-manager under Gutsy, can I have the old VPN/PPTP functionality back or will it fail on the dependencies? -- network-manager-pptp isn't installed by default https://bugs.launchpa

[Bug 37239] Re: VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf

Alright, I can connect through a PPTP connection on Gutsy. So far so good. But, domains do not resolve. -- VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/37239 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is a direct subscriber.

[Bug 107738] Re: network-manager-pptp isn't installed by default

I live in a totalitarian country and for me being able to use PPTP or VPN is indispensible. As Microsoft has impressively demonstrated, security is one of the top issues whe it comes to computer operating systems and network connectivity, and it would be very hard to understand if such issues would

[Bug 149709] Re: (evolution:7983): camel-CRITICAL **: get_message_info: assertion `folder->summary != NULL' failed

Additional information: The delayed start may be a Gnome issue, which does not affect all apps, e.g. Firefox and OpenOffice 2.3 (AFTER COMPLETE RE-INSTALL) do not have this issue, while Evolution (EVEN AFTER COMPLETE RE-INSTALL), gedit, terminal etc. do have this problem. -- (evolution:7983): ca

[Bug 149709] (evolution:7983): camel-CRITICAL **: get_message_info: assertion `folder->summary != NULL' failed

Public bug reported: Binary package hint: evolution Evolution under Gutsy with latest updates to this minute, Evolution 2.12.0 needs ca. 5-8 minutes to open and produces the following error: (evolution:7983): camel-CRITICAL **: get_message_info: assertion `folder->summary != NULL' failed ** Aff

[Bug 37239] Re: VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf

Sorry, I am so bad at explaining. I know there is the option of going to some IPs through the VPN, others open, or vice versea. I am sitting behind the Great Firewall of China, which is run by what may well be the worlds most paranoid censors outside North Korea (which banned the Internet and mobl

[Bug 111933] Re: Update Manager stops updating from repositories.

kill all worked in circumventing the lock error, although the output of kill all was 'no process killed' ~$ sudo killall apt apt-get aptitude [sudo] password for xyz: aptitude: no process killed ~$ And I thought that ubuntu was way less buggy than Fedora... -- Update Manager stops updating

[Bug 37239] Re: VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf

Thanks for your quick reply. You get me wrong: network-manager OpenVPN plugin does exactly what it is supposed to do and enters/overwrites the VPN's DNS server into resolv.conf. That is 100% of what it should do (for me). But, with network-manager having done that, fire up Firefox and get a serve

[Bug 37239] Re: VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf

To be precise: network-manager does write the VPN DNS to the resolv.conf file, however, the networked programs stil try to use the original DHCP assigned DNS, not the one in resolv.conf. Any input/idea would be much appreciated. -- VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf https://bugs.launch

[Bug 90681] Re: resolv.conf overwritten using VPN/PPP etc...

In Gutsy I now have a similar problem: - Network Manager writes the VPN's DNS to resolv.conf - For some reason Firefox/Evolution/any network program don't use it. In Feisty VPN and its DNS worked fine for the network-manager OpenVPN plugin, in Gutsy no more. Any ideas/input would be much apprec

[Bug 37239] Re: VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf

This issue exists in Gutsy. Any idea how to fix it? -- VPN connection should alter /etc/resolv.conf https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/37239 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is a direct subscriber. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubunt