Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xchm
If you tell xchm to open the help file from Python 3.0b1 then xchm
coredumps. You can get the file by installing the Windows version of
Python 3.0b1 in the Doc subdirectory. I have also attached a copy.
Also attached is the gdb backtrace.
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I have not experienced xchm crashing on any other file included the
Python 3.0 alpha 5 help file.
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Binary package hint: libpam-thinkfinger
Intrepid has the new pam-auth-update command and /usr/share/pam-configs/
profiles. thinkfinger has been using a script /usr/lib/pam-thinkfinger-
enable to install itself in pam. The script should be dropped and pam-
auth-update used.
vlc does in intrepid. Intrepid no longer has this problem as a dialog
pops up on media insertion where I can select other programs, and when I
do they are actually the ones run. I don't have hardy any more but
never noticed the problem being fixed with it.
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Go ahead and close this since even if I went to the trouble of
reconfirming, nothing would be done about it.
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(Disclosure: I am the author of apsw).
Jaunty includes APSW 3.5.9-r2 where that line is commented out as I
distribute it that way, so a simple upgrade to Jaunty will solve your
immediate problem.
You can also build APSW yourself. It is really easy and can even
download the latest SQLite for you!
Can be repeated with Youtube, Google Video or any other similar video
site.
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
** Also affects: notify-osd
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Importance: Undecided
Status:
This happens with any Flash video. Go to youtube and start playing any
video and select full screen. Then press your volume keys and note how
the video jumps out of full screen. All notifications do this (new
email, IM changes etc) which is very highly annoying.
Under the hood (ie at the X leve
It exits when compiz is not used. I run regular Gnome/metacity on my
machines and it exits fullscreen on them too. Video cards are Intel and
Nvidia in case anyone wonders if that makes a difference.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/35976
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There is no pam-auth-update configuration for the OPIE pam module. I
found this out the hard way after my server automatically installed
security updates that included pam which then wiped my line for opie.
It would be a good idea to go through all libpam-* packages and crea
0.8b4-1ubunt2 still crashes on AMD64
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On AMD64 (latest Jaunty, all updates applied) it still crashes
0.8b4-1ubuntu2 although it is a little later in running. For example
nvclock -i (get info) shows a few things then voltages:
$ nvclock -i
[ nice information elided ]
Voltage level 2: 1.05V, VID: 2
Voltage level 3: 1.10V, VID: 3
*** s
Debug symbols aren't available so I can't get anything more helpful.
gdb doesn't show anything useful except the call to abort. valgrind
doesn't complain about anything at all.
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As further exposition I should add that it only affected my existing
user account that I had upgraded from Hardy. If I started a guest
session then there was no problem.
In order to try and fix it I had uninstalled flash and nspluginwrapper
(on AMD64 here) which had no effect.
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Me too. Savvas' workaround worked for me.
Mackenzie it is not about tabs. Firefox says it wants a restart. You
click on restart. Firefox exits and restarts itself. Then a few
seconds later says it needs a restart. So you click restart and it
does. Then it comes up saying it needs a restart.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
Using Intrepid as of an hour ago upgraded from Hardy. If I enable
compiz and then run xemacs and then maximize xemacs, the entire desktop
becomes pretty much useless. One entire screen of my dual screen setup
grayed out in the way that compiz doe
Using the wget command the last modified times were all the same. I
don't know what they use behind the scenes but if it is rsync (my best
guess) then the last modified times will be in sync.
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It was still an issue right up until a few days ago when I upgraded to
Intrepid. Since Intrepid has the items as a menu the bug can't be
repeated.
I did see the problem with other windows as well. For example I use
Enigmail with Thunderbird. On first sending an email it would prompt
for my pgp
Thanks for the other workaround. The real bug is that gcc 4.3 with
FORTIFY causes a binary to fail if there could be a buffer overrun, not
if there definitely is one.
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I just bought an 8GB Fuze today. The current 10-usb-music-player.fdi on
Intrepid is wrong. It needs to include 0x74c1 as the USB pid. You can
also see 0x74c1 in Rob's listing. It also omits mp3 as a supported
format! (The Clip also supports MP3). Actually the listing of
supported formats acro
Public bug reported:
I don't know if this a fault of the window manager (metacity), volume
control applet or X server.
I have a dual screen display (using proprietary Nvidia 8800GT drivers).
Since upgrading to Intrepid (current as of 4 hours ago) pressing the
volume keys results in broken behavio
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Still broken in Intrepid
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xchm still crashes in Intrepid. It also crashes on the Python 2.6 xchm
file.
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This appears to be fixed in Intrepid with Ekiga 2.0.12-0ubuntu5
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Binary package hint: gcc
If you compile Python 2.3.7 in Intrepid then the resulting binary
crashes on startup. This has not been a problem before with
Gutsy/Hardy. Intrepid current as of two hours ago on AMD 64. To
repeat:
$ wget http://python.org/ftp/python/2.3.7/Python
It works just under gcc-4.2. If I use -O0 under gcc-4.3 then it is also
fine, but even -O1 is sufficient for the crash.
$ ./configure CC=gcc-4.2 # works
$ ./configure OPT="-g -O0" # works
$ ./configure OPT="-g -O1" # splat
Running gdb on the binary I get this:
(gdb) bt
#0 0
As an addendum the workaround above only works during an early part of
the build process. The full process fails with the same error above.
Heck it even fails with -DPATH_MAX=16384. My conclusion is that the
code in stdlib.h is pointlessly causing a failure without looking at the
actual size of t
After installing updates in the last hour this really annoying issue
started happening again. I used Savvas' workaround again and it solved
it again.
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I don't know of any better way to report this bug. The configuration of
archive.ubuntu.com prevents proxy servers from caching packages. This
may be because of poor configuration of archive.ubuntu.com, buggy
behaviour of that software or an opportunity for the apt client to
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 256429 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/256429
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following finger scan requires carriage-return
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Tom's workaround worked for me. The keyboard input device and
serverlayout reference were commented out claiming that HAL would deal
with them after the upgrade. I uncommented and all works as before.
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I don't know of any better way to report this bug. The configuration of
archive.ubuntu.com prevents proxy servers from caching packages. This
may be because of poor configuration of archive.ubuntu.com, buggy
behaviour of that software or an opportunity for the apt
Ah that explains it. Since upgrading to Intrepid a few days ago, the
last updated time shown by update manager has been nonsensical. This
morning it said I last updated 4 days ago and right now it says the last
update was 6 days ago. I have updated and rebooted several times over
the last few d
Unchecking the setting was a really bad idea for me. After doing a
suspend to memory and then a resume my screens were entirely white with
a mouse cursor instead of a password dialog. Fortunately moving the
mouse around the screen resulted in a place where the cursor changed to
a bar and I could
Are you running 32 bit or 64 bit? I am the latter so that may be the
cause. I just did all my updates and the issue still happens.
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Confirmed still a problem on Hardy. If I compile 0.6.7 then everything
is fine so the underlying cause is debian/ubuntu shipping a version of
partimage from February 2004.
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I can confirm this using only Ubuntu packages on a fresh Hardy install
(and on a second machine).
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_enable_the_fingerprint_reader_with_ThinkFinger#Hardy
If you do a resume within a few seconds of a suspend then you are asked
for a fingerprint swipe. If you wait
Happens on two different freshly installed Thinkpad T61s.
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It is best to consider biometrics to be identification, not
authentication. See Schneier's essay at
http://www.schneier.com/essay-019.html and note the sentence "Biometrics
are unique identifiers, but they are not secrets". Using thinkfinger is
good for convenience, but not security.
Note that t
Earlier versions of thinkfinger did store the fingerprint in a "secure
location". They would be stored as /etc/pam_thinkfinger/USERNAME.bir
with the directory and files only accessible by root. The
pam_thinkfinger code may still support this.
Unfortunately this led to two problems:
* The files
My PowerPC Mac Mini always got blank screens with livecds. 8.04.1
however has finally fixed that.
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Binary package hint: sound-juicer
Edit > Preferences > Edit Profiles ...
Click on the Help button and you get a dialog saying that the help could
not be displayed. (Note that Help from the main menu displays just
fine). The dialog has a Close button that has no effect nor
Public bug reported:
I want to use VLC as my DVD player and nothing (or picasa) as the
program to run when a photo SD card is inserted. No matter what I do in
terms of configuration, the gnome desktop still always runs totem and f
-spot-importer.
These preferences cannot be set by right clicking
Just for the record the IP addresses for us.archive.ubuntu.com all seem
to resolve to machines in London. Here is one example:
$ tracepath us.archive.ubuntu.com
[first few elided for privacy]
3: 114.at-5-0-0.gw3.200p-sf.sonic.net (74.220.64.17) 37.975ms asymm 4
4: 0.as0.gw4.200p-sf.soni
Public bug reported:
I have a 4,585,175,040 byte iso file that I went to burn. Nautilus says
it is 4.3GB. The ISO burner dialog says it is 4.2GB. One of them is
wrong. Screenshot attached.
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I can't confirm that since instead I had to talk her through running
terminal, sudo and the dpkg command over the phone which did fix it.
In any event bug #323894 is all about "dpkg --configure -a" not working.
It did work just fine.
My complaint is about the message appearing in the first place
This issue is no longer happening on Intrepid. I don't have any Hardy
systems left so I can't double check there.
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Thanks. I can confirm that the servers are returning Last-Modified but
not ETag. I am looking to future updates and upgrades to be much
quicker across all my machines.
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(I don't know which component of Gnome is responsible for this problem).
This is in Intrepid
My bank provides tax information via an FDF file. Internally it points
to a PDF with named fields and supplies values for the fields. It has a
text header identifying it as FDF. Th
It is possible to view the filled in form using the proprietary Acrobat
reader but that isn't very free software.
The best approach is to use the pdftk package. You have to download the
referenced PDF file and then do this:
$ pdftk TXFRM_1099DIV_1page.pdf fill_form tax.fdf output tax.pdf
The r
Where exactly is this information? Just did an update on Intrepid and
neither 7434 nor 74c1 show up.
$ grep 7434
/usr/share/hal/fdi/information/10freedesktop/10-usb-music-players.fdi
$ grep -r 7434 /usr/share/hal
$ grep -ri 74c1 /usr/share/hal
$
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
This is on a friend's mom's computer. When running update-manager it
says:
E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct
the problem.
E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
There are several reports
Well, it just happened again on the FF 3.0.5 upgrade today and again I
had to use Savvas workaround.
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Nathan,
Your bug is completely unrelated to this one. (It is crashing in
newtGridGetSize in the C code). You should create a new bug.
This bug is fixed in Intrepid (mismatch of allocation and free
functions).
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rkhunter
(Up to date Intrepid) If you have rkhunter installed and a user logged
in graphically then their pulseaudio file is reported as suspicious:
Warning: Suspicious file types found in /dev:
/dev/shm/pulse-shm-1167401066: data
Since pu
Nikita, your problem is bug #324252.
This issue is that a problem occurs (it is irrelevant how), and that the
packaging system knows the exact command to fix it, but instead of
fixing it just gives up and gives a gibberish dialog to the user.
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It isn't really your place to decide what is acceptable security for
users :-) The touchstrip used in my laptop is certainly way better than
the finger sized static readers like those from Microsoft. Fingerprint
authentication is also better than weak passwords, eg people using one
of the twenty
Public bug reported:
I hibernate (suspend to disk). On resume the memory image is read back
from the swap area at 70 megabytes per second. Then my applications
start running and their memory comes back in from swap as well. For a
large process like Firefox this takes a long time and Firefox is
Here is an example of "vmstat 1" output starting about 40 seconds after
the resume (ie the desktop is mostly drawn but Firefox is still not
responding):
procs ---memory-- ---swap-- -io -system-- cpu
r b swpd free buff cache si sobibo in
This issue is still a problem and highly annoying to happen with each
Firefox update.
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The problem still exists. There has been no change in the issue and no
update has made any change.
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I just did a fresh network install (ie not an upgrade) of Intrepid and
the result is a little messy. kernel claims to be 2.6.27-1-generic.
(hibernate and suspend work under hardy which I tested several months
ago but I don't use this laptop any more).
So far I get the following (using nv driver n
It was actually reported on June 12, 2007 (ie a year and a day ago). I
don't know how you actually get bugs like this fixed where the program
crashes so any changes won't make things worse. (I have another bug in
another package again with a one line fix otherwise the program crashes
and it too h
Whatever program puts up the write iso dialog in jaunty gives the same
number as nautilus directory listing.
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There is no issue with some notifications being shown, but a larger
problem that flash drops out of fullscreen mode when they are.
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I was fortunate enough to be on a tropical island with truly awful
Internet access (some satellite, lots of latency, sharing with skype
users!, periods of several minutes when DNS servers didn't respond at
all according to wireshark) and no proxy server configured. When the
ISP's DNS servers decid
Sounds like a TV show. Strand them on a desert island until they fix
*all* the problems. With only a limited supply of food, water, beer and
their wits to keep them going.
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I have had this both with specifying a proxy directly and via a pac. I
use isInNet and and shExpMatch when I use my pacs. I also run my own
dns server so there shouldn't be an issue with resolving names (although
I believe neither of those functions resolve them).
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For what it is worth, I can't confirm this with a fresh hardy install as
guest on gutsy host. (The /usr/share/virtualbox/x11config.pl script did
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Sadly I can reproduce this. It hangs claiming "Checking package
manager". From the (attached) strace output, there is a rather
desperate effort made to find a non-existent translations file all over
the various sources followed by the hang. The last line in main.log is
2008-04-24 05:09:06,836
Using the text mode upgrade method as listed in Mark's blog is working
just fine for me, even using the proxy.
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It always worked for me in Feisty and Gutsy and after having just
upgraded to Hardy I am now seeing this problem.
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Check permissions on your $HOME/.thinkfinger.bir file. Mine was owned
by root and everything worked except gnome-screensaver. Changing
ownership to me solved the problem. I had done the enrollment using
'sudo tf-tool --acquire' because it claimed that the USB device couldn't
be claimed when run
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu doesn't currently (gutsy) support wireless usb also known as UWB.
This is a form of USB controller where cables are replaced by radio
waves. Linux support and more information is available at
http://linuxuwb.org/
Lenovo offered UWB with Thinkpad T61(p) for a while as
I just reblasted my T61 with 32 bit Gutsy and the IRQ reported is 23.
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I have the samba (folder sharing) service installed on my machine, but
have it turned off in System > Administration > Services. (I only want
it on in rare controlled occassions).
I just did an update which caused pam to be updated which decided to
restart all services using
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-screensaver
I have the thinkfinger module installed, referenced in /etc/pam.d
/common-auth and working successfully with gdb, sudo etc.
However on locking the screen (by clicking on the power icon and
choosing lock screen) I cannot do the unlock by
Yes I did, but why should I have to keep babysitting these things - they
have billions of cycles per second. The upgrade script could easily
have figured out that Samba wasn't running hence restarting it is
pointless. And I happen to know what Samba is. In the rest of the
interfaces it is presen
Care to explain exactly what is invalid? I explicitly told Ubuntu not
to start the Folder Sharing service. It did so when upgrading packages
anyway. I will admit that in this example it included the list of
services it intended to restart, but it certainly didn't include a
dictionary translating
If this is supposed to be a distro aimed at deep geeks then I have no
issue with the behaviour. But it isn't. There were two problems, both
of which can be fixed and would make the experience better. The first
is that different terminology is used ("samba" vs "Folder sharing").
The second is th
Public bug reported:
The .flv and .divx extensions will not be completed for xine. The .gz
extension is not completed for gzip (eg using gzip -d < foo.gz | less)
It would also be preferable that if there are no matching files found
for a completion, then all files get shown. If that behaviour w
If gnome-screensaver isn't root during authentication, then how does an
ordinary password work? They are stored in a root readable file
/etc/shadow. Whatever credential switching that is done in order for
ordinary passwords to work could also be done for thinkfinger to work.
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Never mind - found the answer. A setuid helper binary is used -
http://linux.die.net/man/8/unix_chkpwd
This means that the "correct" solution for thinkfinger is to also have a helper
binary that verifies
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No I can't since I can't predict when it will happen and constantly
running under strace is not feasible. It hasn't happened to me
recently.
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When using the volume control applet, it correctly controls the volume
of the speakers. However when I press the volume keys on the keyboard
then volume of the microphone is changed! (Or more accurately if I have
the main volume control window open then the microphone bars m
I get this as well also on a T61 and see exactly the same symptoms with
respect to USB ports, same kernel trace etc. In my case the interrupt
is always 19.
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I was doing a PXE/netboot install of Gutsy Tribe 5 AMD64 on a Lenovo T61
with Intel 965 graphics. The install is in text mode and progresses
quite far through until the point where it is downloading and installing
all the packages for the desktop. Part way through that (leng
This is a duplicate of #126369
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I also have that bios setting to auto and the bug does affect me. I
don't know if you have to actually use a USB device to trigger the
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Found a fix on thinkwiki. System->Preferences->Sound, in the Default
Mixer Tracks section nothing was selected.
Selecting PCM fixed the problem. I guess the bug is that a sensible
default is not picked on install.
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thinkpad volume keys control microphone - gutsy
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bu
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ia32-libs
The ia32-libs package for gutsy amd64 doesn't include libxdamage.
This prevents google earth from running.
** Affects: ia32-libs (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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(gutsy amd64) libxdamage not in ia32-libs
https://bu
I am using the Intel laptop graphics chipset 965 specifically bought
because of open source drivers :-)
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(gutsy amd64) libxdamage not in ia32-libs
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/136624
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 108993 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/108993
The pam keyring thing won't do him any good as it requires the gnome
keyring password to be identical to the login password.
This whole issue is also annoying for those of us who use a fingerprint
to login as
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