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'grab screen' mode isn't grabbing the screen
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/578675
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Possibly relevant, this install is actually a linux-kvm virtual machine
via libvirt/virtmanager.
I mention this because virt-manager adds additional input (virtual
tablet, maybe others)devices to the vm in order to implement 'seemless'
mouse mode between the vm's desktop and the host's desktop. I
Wow, this is retarded. Epically retarded.
Sorry guys, but all this back and forth arguing and the issue itself..
It really is retarded.
It's clear people want and *NEED* this feature. VNC is hardly in the
same ballpark as true remoteX. Ever tried to use remote GL calls under
vnc? Can't happen
This bug is still valid and still exists, affecting other users. I
think closing it is premature. Can we re-open it? Would you prefer I
file a new bug for exactly the same issue?
Thanks,
Wes
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Simply compile a kernel without ipv6 support.
Libvirt blindly assumes the /proc/sys/net/ipv6/* entries exist and fails
to gracefully continue when they are not writable.
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> Can you please add more steps to reproduce this bug? It's not clear to
> me when this happens a
To be more specific in order to reproduce:
Compile/switch to a kernel without ipv6 support (don't worry about the
specifics as to why someone would do this, it's come up a few times
where I've had to ie buggy application support, administration of
machines also acting as firewalls, etc)
Then use v
Public bug reported:
When the system has ipv6 disabled outright, /usr/sbin/libvirtd still
tries to blindly disable accept_ra despite it's destined failure to open
/proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/virbr1/accept_ra. It does not continue past
this failure.
Expected behavior is that it should either attempt
>From 3 years ago? No sorry I've given up on ubuntu entirely after the
18.04+netplan+liveservercloudstupid installer nonsense and have opted for
more sane distros.
On Fri, 8 Nov 2019 at 04:05, Tijmen Wildervanck
wrote:
> @anomaly256: Could you please give a link to the bug report
