Not mentioned here yet: systemd-resolved is much less flexible than
resolvconf.
With resolvconf, I can specify an interface order.
With resolvconf, I can specify custom head/tail parts, allowing me to insert
custom options.
Please, give us back our resolvconf.
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The new shim works for me.
I presume comment #1 is asking me to test the *signed* shim from
groovy package shim-signed, since the unsigned shim will not boot
in Secure Boot mode, the interesting case to test.
Thus, I tested shimx64.efi.signed from groovy's shim-signed package,
version 1.43+15+155
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I recently swapped out my WUXGA monitor for a much bigger 4K monitor.
Most unexpectedly, I found that this prevented my workstation from booting.
When I start up, I see the power-on splash screen from the workstation
motherboard. I should next see the Grub menu, but instead
I now believe this problem to be hardware flakiness, since it happens only when
my Sony VAIO Pro 13 has been playing movies for a few hours, and I have
reproduced it with the -43 kernel, too.
If nobody else sees this, we can close this bug report.
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Since upgrading my Trusty kernel to 3.13.0-44.73, the backlight on my
Ultrabook laptop flickers frequently. It seems to flicker whenever an X
application refreshes part of its window. The backlight flicker is most
noticeable with Chrome browser and mplayer video player. Some
Public bug reported:
Since upgrading my Trusty kernel to 3.13.0-44.73, the backlight on my
Ultrabook laptop flickers frequently. It seems to flicker whenever an X
application refreshes part of its window. The backlight flicker is most
noticeable with Chrome browser and mplayer video player. Some
I haven't seen any activity on this bug, hence this nudge.
This is a regression from the previous Ubuntu release, 13.10, and the
report includes a simple, one-line patch. I hope you will see fit to
apply it before the next release.
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The Ubuntu version of init.d/openvpn in 2.3.2-7ubuntu1 fails to update
the pathname of the status file in the "rm" command to match the name
change introduced in 2.3.2-6. The attached patch fixes this.
** Affects: openvpn (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status:
I see the same problem on my Haswell laptop (Sony VAIO Pro) running
Saucy when I play a video with mplayer or vlc.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1243261
Title:
apparent GPU hang on h
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Binary package hint: sudo
Accessing the file ~/.sudo_as_admin_successful can cause sudo to fail
when an NFS server is down or unreachable.
Before running the requested command, sudo (1.7.2p1-1ubuntu5.2)
touches the file .sudo_as_admin_successful in the user's home
directory.
> Would you happen to remember which version of Firefox created these
profiles?
I'm no longer sure, but I would guess Firefox 0.9.
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Firefox apparmor blocks old profile location
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/624435
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Binary package hint: firefox
The apparmor profile for Firefox allows locking of
~/.mozilla/**/.parentlock with fcntl SETLK, which Firefox uses to
detect more than one instance of itself using the same profile.
However, I have old profiles stored in the old location ~/.firefo
I'm seeing the same thing in 10.04.
The problem is the profile in /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.dhcpd3, which
doesn't allow reading any files in /etc/bind.
Could we have a one-file exception added to this profile, please, to share a
key between bind and dhcpd?
The original poster used rndc.key, but I
It has indeed been fixed. I upgraded to mountall 2.12, and now my
system mounts /tmp and doesn't hang.
Thank you.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/544808
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I had the same symptoms as this bug when I upgraded to Karmic: my
system would appear to boot ok, but none of the TCP-based servers
would have been started.
After some investigation, I have two suggestions, one for people
trying to debug this problem, the other for the sysv-rc package
maintainers.
Package postfix (versions 2.5.1 through 2.6.5 at least) uses "hostname
--fqdn" in its postinst script.
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global: pkg fails to configure if FQDN unknown
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/398009
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Binary package hint: mountall
When booting Lucid Beta 1, my system hangs with the splash message
"Waiting for /tmp [SM]". This message appears to be emitted by mountall.
My system has a randomly encrypted /tmp (recreated per boot),
configured with the following line in the
I have been successfully using the following work-around. I created a
/etc/init.d/mount-tmp script, appended here. I then made /etc/rcS.d
/S38mount-tmp a symlink to the script.
#! /bin/sh
### BEGIN INIT INFO
# Provides: mount-tmp
# Required-Start: mountall
# Required-Stop:
# Default-Start: S
#
I have a failure with only some of my encrypted filesystems, of which I
have three. Here is my /etc/crypttab file:
sda3_crypt /dev/sda3 none luks
dm5-temp /dev/sda5 /dev/urandom tmp
dm6-swap /dev/sda6 /dev/urandom swap
For sda3, I get prompted for a password, and this filesystem (holding
root
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 398009 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/398009
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 398009
global: pkg fails to configure if FQDN unknown
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/398009
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Binary package hint: global
Package: global
Version: 5.7.1-1
The following command in the postinst fails:
hostname --fqdn
outputing this:
hostname: Unknown host
Indeed, my fqdn was unknown at the time, but that shouldn't
have caused my upgrade to Jaunty to fail.
Problem
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