I should point out that there isn't a clear 1:1 mapping between desktop
files and apps, and that some of the things mentioned here would impose
this.
FWIW IMHO if gnome software needs to choose one app from a snap to run
because of its own limitations it should choose the default app, the one
that
I also tried this in 4.10.0-11-generic, same results.
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Title:
exec'ing a setuid binary from a threaded program sometimes fails to
setuid
To ma
Public bug reported:
This can be reproduced with
https://gist.github.com/chipaca/806c90d96c437444f27f45a83d00a813
With that, and go 1.8, if you run “make” and then
for i in `seq 99`; do ./a_go; done
you'll see a variable number of ”GOT 1000” (or whatever your user id
is). If you don't, add one
@Joseph, that looks like a different issue; could you file a new bug?
Include the output of “journalctl -u snapd.service” when you do. Thank
you!
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Could you share the output of “sudo du -sh /var/lib/snapd/assertions/”
on a system where you consider this to be sizeable?
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snapd doesn't
@Florin, USB mounting broken? Could you file a separate bug about that?
(it certainly works here! :-) )
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snap remove "core" on classic not
the buy api is the only case where we need the client to talk to the
store about a snap that doesn't exist locally. For that case, snap ids
are the only reasonable choice. For cases where a snap exists locally,
snap name is the only reasonable choice.
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Out of curiosity, how many changes per second were you doing?
On 16 Nov 2016 23:20, "Colin Ian King" <1642...@bugs.launchpad.net>
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> Well, until it's fixed, does that mean that unsuccessful transactions
> will cause snapd to eat memory - and if so, that seems like a DoS vector
> to me.
>
>
Unless I'm misreading something, it's growing at about 2MB every 60 sec.
180 changes should use a *lot* less than 2MB. So there probably is
something else going on...
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(if you'd rather I put the binary somewhere for you, do let me know)
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snapd memory sizes grows huge over time
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I've put a branch up that drops a few things so that building snapd
without cgo is possible. Could you take it from
https://github.com/chipaca/snappy/tree/no-c and either build it, and
repeat the memory tests?
You can either build it entirely by hand setting CGO_ENABLED=0 to force
it to build a st
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sn
(that one has a static binary; the only caveat is because it's master
it'll bump your state.json to the latest thing, which might then not let
you go back to whatever you were using before)
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snapd memory sizes grows huge over time
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Could you try again with this one? This one is dynamically linked but
has an Environment line in /lib/systemd/system/snapd.service to force it
to use the Go resolver.
And, lastly, if you can remove that line from the service file and try
again, then it should use the cgo resolver.
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For example, doing `snap find` in a loop grows snapd. I struggle to not
call that a leak.
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snapd memory sizes grows huge over time
To man
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Title:
possibly unclean shutdown
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`snap refresh` speed should be mostly independent of number of installed
snaps (there are components of the time that are linearly proportional
to the number, but most of the times should be independent of it). When
there is an update you get the progress bar so I'm assuming you're not
talking abou
Just to be clear:
$ snap list | wc -l
51
$ time snap refresh
All snaps up to date.
real0m3.953s
user0m0.008s
sys 0m0.008s
is this the "long time" you're talking about?
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Until the device key is generated there is nothing it _can_ do (in fact
it might not even be listening to requests yet; not sure offhand). That
said, on the pi2 it takes a little over a minute to do the keygen (and
that's too long, but not much we can do about it without better hardware
support for
I don't think systemd lets you express this, so it'd have to be logic
inside snapd itself.
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Snapd should not start if there are no Snaps i
I understand this is high priority, but the PR you just wrote is a poor
copy of the older one from February where we attempted the same thing,
and it's just as wrong for the same reasons.
Is there really no other way to pull squashfuse onto the lxd images? I
don't know how they're built, but can't
The package description of xserver-xorg-video-intel says,
The use of this driver is discouraged if your hw is new enough (ca.
2007 and newer). You can try uninstalling this driver and let the
server use it's builtin modesetting driver instead.
did you try removing the package entirely?
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Yes there is. http://chipaca.com/post/160369439977/in-snap-tab-
completion
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Impo
Added a snapcraft bug task for the 'completer' support there.
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Lack of shell completion installation support for command line apps
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With the kernel from #16 I am no longer able to reproduce the issue, not
with the simplified reproducers described in this bug, nor with the
original (slower and more convoluted) snapd reproducer.
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Looks like “go generate” isn't being run during package build.
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snap version on arch shows 'unknown'
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Might this be related to https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=857909 ?
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For what it's worth, "12to8" is a valid snap name, and a valid app name.
There was a bug in snapd (getting fixed right now).
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Title:
snapcraft sh
Alfie,
thank you for the extra info. Could we also see
snap info stlouis-kernel
?
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The revert features is not revert completed.
To man
@rodney ooh, I can answer that one!
Existing 15.04 snappy core devices.
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Title:
[Apps Scope] App Summary appears to be part of Description
To ma
In #1562 I'm returning a 400 with `invalid-auth-data` when e.g. the
email provided is not valid (the value will describe the validation
error in detail); a 401 with `login-required` will be returned by other
unauthorised results (e.g. provided email/password is not correct.).
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It's because /etc isn't hidden; the snap sees the host's /etc.
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ubuntu-core image missing awk
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ub
@tim yes, run zyga's reset-state script from
https://github.com/zyga/devtools/blob/master/reset-state
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Removing when an app is running res
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snap and snappy man pages incomplete
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Title:
setup-profile configures security based on snap.Info from
Disconn
I can confirm systemd built with the attached patch makes things sane
again
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Title:
timespec parsing is wrong
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I'm assuming you mean that the help command doesn't provide help for
subcommands. Shout if not.
Looking at the library we're using, and unless I'm missing something,
fixing this is going to require working on the library. As that is
probably going to take a while, maybe we should remove the help
s
Ah! That's fixed on master:
john@feuille:~/canonical/snappy/src/github.com/ubuntu-core/snappy$
GOPATH=~/canonical/snappy go build -o /tmp/snp
github.com/ubuntu-core/snappy/cmd/snap && /tmp/snp help
Usage:
snp [OPTIONS]
Help Options:
-h, --help Show this help message
Available commands:
Well... it'd be an improvement. It'd still need us to either take over
handling help, or an upstream patch; I'm not sure which one is easier.
(yes, the lib offers no way to customise that help message).
Question: what if `snap ---help` (but not `snap -h`) were to work like
`snap man | man -l -`?
I can confirm snappy receives the license information from the store,
and promptly forgets about it.
Ooops.
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Unfortunately AFAIK that name is mandated by systemd for a mount unit
that mounts /snap/ubuntu-core/109.2
Mount units must be named after the mount point directories they control.
Example: the mount point
/home/lennart must be configured in a unit file home-lennart.mount. For
detail
One thing we *could* do is create them every boot, under
/run/systemd/system, but that's part of a bigger piece of work
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Title:
snapd installs fi
There seems to be an issue with it not being displayed as required in
the help output. For now at least it _is_ required.
There is another issue about the error message being unclear.
"snap find" without arguments has not shown "all available snaps" in
quite a while; it would show 100 arbitrary s
It isn't that we can't do it; it's that it's a lot of work to do it
properly, and there isn't a clear need. 'snap find .' will still only
give you an arbitrary set of 100 packages.
'apt list' is a local query; 'snap find' is a remote one. Having 'snap
find' return all snap packages is expensive, b
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Your squid probably needs holes poked in it to reach the CDN. Could you
try that and update the bug if it doesn't fix it? Thanks.
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The hole poked needs to be for https://068ed04f23.site.internapcdn.net
/download-snap/ FWIW.
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Title:
Cannot install suggested 'hello-world' examp
has anybody checked manually sending a push notification (either using
the user+device token for telegram itself (it used to print it
somewhere), or using "shove")? Historically the delays were on
telegram's end.
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Oh, that's interesting. I thought you'd said that you'd downloaded the
snap elsewhere.
The CDN is only used for the actual snap; the search hits the store
directly, hence why i thought it was that.
Can you set up snapd to run with SNAPD_DEBUG_HTTP=7 (adding it to
/etc/environment and restarting s
The only thing SNAPD_DEBUG_HTTP does is turn on the logging of the
requests; the codepath is otherwise exactly the same.
The timeout is set to 10 seconds for things other than download; for
downloads it isn't set, so a timeout at download comes from elsewhere in
the stack. And yet curl doesn't suf
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Title:
Snapd
snap remove does have --revision (I'm not sure that's released into
Ubuntu, but if it's not there yet it will be soon).
An explicit snap refresh of the snap will move you forwards to the
locally available revision you reverted away from (this is WIP but
should land later this week, and released pe
Public bug reported:
It would be nice to have a "snap watch" or similar that would allow one
to monitor the progress of a change. Scenarios like dropped shell, or
waiting on the terminal for a process started in via the browser or in a
different session, for example.
$ snap watch 3
Downloading fo
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1628914 ***
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ubuntu-core/core unconditionally switches to the stable channel on all-snap
images
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1628914
ubuntu-cor
Coincidence; there were over 200 loopbacks active in the system.
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Issues when activating a large number of applications at the same time
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Returns 500 when it can't find mounted snap
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The issue is that interrupting snap does not abort the change. We have a
card to implement that, but it's not done.
If you look at 'snap changes' you'll see the change you requested is
still in progress. You can stop it by doing "snap abort NN" where NN is
the change id as reported by snap changes
The way we're currently doing it is by setting the environment from the
desktop file, and that works OK for things launched from that desktop
file (right?).
So if when running a snap we find that env key not set, I think we need
to set BAMF_DESKTOP_FILE_HINT to *something*. Otherwise things (bamf
do we look at ANDROID_METERED in DHCP at all?
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Need a way to configure network connections as bandwidth-limited (or
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(the non-free blurb part of this bug, that is)
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Almost no info about Krita snap in Ubuntu Software
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I believe the issue is with snapd, as it doesn't yet expose licencing
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Almost no info about Krita snap in Ubuntu Software
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The icon issue is lp:1588385.
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Actually it seems the icon code works as expected, just that all the
snaps I looked at to check haven't yet updated to the 16-series way of
doing it.
The icon for a snap goes in meta/gui/icon.*, in which case it gets
picked up automatically:
http snapd:///v2/snaps/http
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Len
As best we can tell you've logged in (great!) but the login credentials
have since expired. Could you do `snap login` again? Thank you.
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F
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I've tried the updated package, and the bug is resolved for me.
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unity-2d scope un-url-escapes values from its model
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tomboy notes? that would be a bug on tomboy, not bindwood :).
Check if your tomboy client points to edge.one.ubuntu.com; if it does,
change that to one.ubuntu.com.
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I just tried a quick suspend-resume cycle while docked, and the notebook
panel worked after that. So that's promising; I need to test full
suspend-resume cycles while not docked to make sure. xrandr --output
eDP1 --scale .9x.9 now scales the panel. Changing it back to 1x1 just
hung the computer, bu
I think the problem is (or appears to me to be) that the stickiness
seems to ignore mouse acceleration, so if I overshoot when moving
quickly towards the launcher, I've got to row my mouse back across the
ridge (or go fast, overshoot, iterate).
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Importance: Und
On Sun, 19 Dec 2010 17:09:21 -, Fabio Marconi
wrote:
> Hello
> Is this problem present with the latest updates ?
> Thanks in advance
> Fabio
nope, seems it's fixed (in natty). Yay!
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On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 20:53:10 -, Fabio Marconi
wrote:
> Hello
> It is fixed in natty-gnome or Natty .Unity?
with the classic gnome desktop.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntuone-control-panel
Currently installing ubuntuone-control-panel does not provide a useful
frontend. While there are situations where this is a nice feature, the
most common case is that you want the control panel on the same computer
as the frontend.
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u1cp should recommend u1cp-gui,
On Sat, Oct 02, 2010 at 10:58:59AM -, Francisco Cribari wrote:
> 3) Is there a drm-intel-next compiled kernel that includes Henk's patch?
drm-intel-next head already includes something similar to that
patch. Alas it does not work for me, so something else broke it
(2.6.36-rc5 with that patch w
On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 22:27:04 -0300, John Rowland Lenton
wrote:
> On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 20:53:10 -, Fabio Marconi
> wrote:
> > Hello
> > It is fixed in natty-gnome or Natty .Unity?
>
> with the classic gnome desktop.
I can now confirm that in Unity it's still broken.
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That should be or'ed, I guess
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> Right, I guess we should just change that to maverick.
> http://archive.canonical.com/dists/maverick/partner/ has the packages
>
actually, it's in universe :)
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Title:
Docker unix socket permission issue on ubuntu-core update
>From a quick look at the build log it seems to not be related to gcc5
but to dbus? I'm not sure whether that is the case really, but it's
possible some other change in the stack has done this; push hasn't been
rebuilt since april afaict.
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Title:
push notification
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** Changed in: ubuntu-push
Status: New => In Progress
** Changed in: ubuntu-push
Importance: Undecided => High
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** Changed in: ubuntu-push
Status: In Progress => Fix Released
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Title:
push notification ignoring silent mode
To manage notifications abo
Public bug reported:
The vibrations account-polld requests are using an old, unreleased
format which doesn't work.
** Affects: account-polld (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Public bug reported:
As you can see here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/webapps-core/+bug/1431517/+attachment/4344168/+files/ubuntu-push-client.log
the actions for gmail notifications seem to be missing a printf parameter
somewhere (look at the %!s(MISSING)).
** Affects: account-polld (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: account-polld (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => John Lenton (chipaca)
** Changed in: account-polld (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Changed in: account-polld (Ubuntu)
Importance: Medium => High
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** Changed in: account-polld (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => John Lenton (chipaca)
** Changed in: account-polld (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
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** Also affects: ubuntu-push (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: account-polld (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I don't think this is a bug in account-polld; polld queries the push
notifications client to ask about what is displayed. The push
notifications client polls the messaging menu to know when things have
been cleared from it. That poll is done every 5 minutes, which is the
same frequency account-poll
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