.wapi contains another one of these mystery files.
vnix$ ls -l /media/casper-rw/home/ubuntu/.wapi/
total 12
?- ? ? ? ??
/media/casper-rw/home/ubuntu/.wapi/shared_fileshare-ubuntu-Linux-i686-36-11-0
-rw--- 1 999 999 1277960 2007-10-22 21:06
shared_data-ubunt
stat() on the file referenced by this directory entry returns
"Input/output error".
vnix$ perl -e 'opendir (D, "/media/casper-rw/home/ubuntu/.wapi/") or die
"opendir $!"; while ($_ = readdir D) { @s =
stat("/media/casper-rw/home/ubuntu/.wapi/$_") or warn "stat: $!"; print join
(",", $_, @s), "\
Actually the default notes names are apparently not the same. I was
lazy when I started to write this bug report and only fetched the USB
stick from another room when I had written the first few lines, sorry
... 32something and c239something are what they are called in the
properly installed Guts
I'm afraid I don't understand why this is "incomplete". Care to
elaborate? Do you need something further from me?
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I had saved the .xsession-errors in a safe place after all. Hooray for
me. Enjoy.
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https://b
I'm not in a place where I can easily check this, but "[GLOBAL]" in the
patch looks wrong, and should probably read "[DEFAULT]". There isn't a
[GLOBAL] section, is there?
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After I upgraded from Edgy to Feisty, the psvn Emacs package is tricky
to use because of a screen display updating bug of some sort.
To repro, change some svn-controlled files and do M-x svn-status
Because I have many files, I choose to hide
I'm adding a screen shot. You'll note that the file ChangeLog is shown
twice because of this glitch, once from the original unmarked buffer and
a newer one in green, marked with an asterisk as the result of my
pressing the "m" key.
Version information:
vnix$ locate psvn.el | xargs dlocate -S
sub
This might be relevant, too:
vnix$ dpkg -l emacs21
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=Not/Installed/Config-files/Unpacked/Failed-config/Half-installed
|/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
||/ Name VersionDescription
+++-=
Argh, that's subversion package version 1.4.3dfsg1-1ubuntu1 and emacs version
21.4a+1-2ubuntu1
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Just a quick note that I'm still working on it. However, my conclusion
is that the overall design is flawed, and that the PIPESTATUS hack is
probably the way to go for Ubuntu. I'll see about convincing upstream
to take my full reimplementation ... If anybody can shed light on how to
get the atten
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That was a little quick. Nothing has changed, I still have the same
problem, on an AMD64 Feisty box, every day. The i386 where I'm writing
this doesn't have the problem, though. Do you have any suggestions for
where else to look for clues?
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- Page size is not respected when exporting SVG from DIA
+ Page size is not respected when exporting SVG from Dia
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Didn't know I could close this myself. Oh well.
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... So to reiterate, for the PIPESTATUS thing to fly you'd have to do
--- debian/control
-Depends: whatever
+Depends: whatever, bash
and
--- zipgrep
-#!/bin/sh
+#!/usr/bin/bash
Like I wrote before, not sure about the Depends: change, as Bash may
still be "Priority: essential" or whatever it is
Me? I guess that would be Daniel's task; I have no idea what the
criteria for resubscribing should be (but this would seem okay to me).
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--- debian/control
-the packages themself
+the packages themselves
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When using multiple tabs and multiple browser windows, there is no way
to know (that I am aware of) to find out which tab causes the
"Unresponsive script" dialog to appear. How can I decide whether to
"stop or go" when I don't know which page con
Looks like https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=78089 would be
the proper upstream tracker for this, although
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=397394 is certainly more
focused on this particular aspect of the problem. See also
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=257646
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When using multiple tabs and multiple browser windows, there is no way
- to know (that I am aware of) to find out which tab causes the
- "Unresponsive script" dialog to appear. How can I decide whether to
- "stop or go" when I don't know
Shouldn't this be forwarded upstream also?
(Sorry, unclear on what exactly would be the correct procedure here.
There is no link to a public bug tracker on the author's site.)
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Should the "confirmed" tag be reconsidered, or the description toned
down a bit? While I was using Edgy, I was using Sawfish every day
(still am) without any problems.
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-rw-r--r-- 1 era era 729608192 2007-10-20 14:25
ubuntu-7.10-desktop-i386.iso
It ran for a while, then stopped with the following message visible:
[Ubuntu logo and sort-of-not-at-all-a-progress-bar]
Checking integrity, this may
The md5sum of the downloaded image didn't match the official md5sum
d2334dbba7313e9abc8c7c072d2af09c. Downloaded anew and got an image with
the correct MD5. This should teach me to not trust a sucky USB stick
for carrying around any useful data ...
Loop-mounting the .iso and running md5sum revea
Could you elaborate on that, are there external constraints such as
available space and infrastructure on the CD or could any old i18n
person help out here?
Tangentially, see also #70566
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I managed to set up a persistent USB stick in accordance with
instructions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent and
elsewhere. It boots on my Toshiba Libretto U105 but will not get past
the "initrd " screen on a Lenovo T60.
I have no i
Oh and before you ask, the regular 7.10 desktop CD which I created the
stick from boots just fine straight from CD.
I cleverly forgot to put in the "persistent" part at first and it still
wouldn't boot so that particular detail is probably not the problem
here.
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I finally managed to get Gutsy to run on this machine, and indeed, the
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For what it's worth, the HUP problem seems to be fixed too (for me on
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Apparently, contrary to expectations, the --play-uri= option doesn't
accept a URI when what you want to play is a local file.
The --debug option is completely uninformative in this context. One
could perhaps wish for it to display some sort of
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rhythmbox-client --enqueue=/path/to/file fails silently. If you turn on
--debug you might notice that it never says the requested file was
enqueued, but other than that, there is no way to tell.
It seems kind of haphazard that --play-uri is do
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For programmability and extensibility, it would be nice if there was a
way to obtain the current playlist, the play queue, and similar
information via rhythmbox-client.
Feel free to route this upstream.
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Impo
Have you tested this with /bin/dash? I believe PIPESTATUS is a Bashism
so you would have to update the shebang line to read #!/usr/bin/bash if
I'm not mistaken (and declare a dependency on Bash? Not sure, just a
quick shot from the hip really ...)
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Cringe, that script could definitely use some heavy refactoring.
Attached please find an attempt to rewrite the main loop. Somebody
should probably take the time to fix the option processing too. There is
some heavy refactoring in there, in order to make the main loop small
and neat. It's not te
Duh, my gifted refactored script doesn't understand the -q option any
better than the original! I'm working on the option processing after
all, I'll just write some test cases for myself. Poke me if I don't
remember to submit it here within a week or so.
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+1
Why is this even Incomplete (and now Expired)?
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It seems that if I remove the "-o filenames" from the compspec for cd, I
get the correct behavior when it comes to environment variables as
arguments to cd.
vnix$ complete -p cd
complete -o filenames -o nospace -F _cd cd
vnix$ cd $HOM
vnix$ cd \$HOME
bash: cd: $HOME: No such file or directory
vn
Seems I also need "-o dirnames" in order to actually get directory names
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Confirming since I got this too. This is on Hardy beta, installed from
2008-03-20 live CD.
This really really ought to be fixed before Hardy release.
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> nvidia-settings isn't using the new Gnome privileges escalation system
> (I can't remember what it was called).
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Multiple reports; setting to Confirmed (was still Incomplete, sic).
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On Gutsy 2008-03-02 Live CD beta, when I open Preferences -> Keyboard
Shortcuts, I see lots of weird hex codes instead of key names. How am I
supposed to know which key corresponds to 0xa0, 0xae, 0xb0 etc?
Some keys have sensible or at least marginally understandable names,
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Our local admins have installed a version of svnmerge which is newer
than the one which ships in Ubuntu. The changes are minor, but it would
be nice if it was synced with upstream every once in a while; the one
currently installed (Hardy
Sorry, I meant Hardy, not Gutsy.
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y the keymap? Regardless
of the technical rationale, this is not usable. If you can't tell which
key to press, it would probably be better if the user interface simply
displayed something like "no key assigned by default".
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I looked in the manual page, the Info pages for coreutils, and the
supplemental stuff in /usr/share/doc/coreutils, but nowhere can I find
documentation for the correct syntax for the LS_COLORS environment
variable.
The top Google hit http://www
> causes a nasty error message to be printed
That is, when you run ls, it says
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The reaction I and several of my colleagues had was that this is just
weird and wrong. It's not like this is a huge city anyway. I think
there should only be a Helsinki item, and Vantaa (which is a separate
municipality anyway) should be listed as a separate city. You really
don't want to see th
Also affects the Clock applet in Hardy, which is where I came across
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For as long as I can remember, I have been using space to scroll a web
page, and backspace to scroll back up. Space still works in Firefox 3,
but backspace doesn't. This is a frustrating regression, as the
alternative scrolling keys are a lot ha
For what it's worth, making the clock display only the time (no date, no
seconds) doesn't help at all.
This is on amd64, for the record.
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Could be bug #188183 as well I guess.
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The weather feature in the clock applet looks like it truncates the
temperature.
I'm running Hardy beta 2008-03-20 from Live CD and see different
temperatures in the clock panel and in the balloon which pops up when
you hover over the cloud
Now it shows 8C in the panel and 5.5C in the pop-up, so looking more and
more like a duplicate of #188183, except this is in the clock applet,
not the weather applet. I guess they use the same code base?
I thought I filed this against gnome-applets, sorry if this is in the
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Hmm, looks like a lot of related bugs are in gnome-panel.
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=Not/Installed/Config-f/Unpacked/Failed-cfg/Half-inst/t-aWait/T-pend
|/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
||/ Name VersionDescrip
I'm not Reinhard, but all of the items from Cesare's list except #3
(which is a triviality anyhow) seem to be addressed.
Haven't re-verified the actual patch tho.
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On Tue, 08 Apr 2008 14:14:35 -, "Pedro Villavicencio"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> era, may you please post those comments on the upstream bug tracker?
> thanks.
Done. Thanks for the quick follow-up.
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> they release it without notifing anyone
http://www.adobe.com/support/security/ has a link where you can
subscribe to their security advisories. There's an email link there.
I don't know when exactly the advisory for this was published in reality
but it's dated yesterday. I also have no idea w
Looks to me like http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=432755
would be the more appropriate upstream bug in Debian. It was already in
the "Remote Watch" list so it seems that somebody already put it in.
I'm adding a comment in case somebody wants to revert back to
http://bugs.debian.org
Also http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=475129 appears to
track the 9.0.124.0 upgrade specifically.
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How about set it when suspending or hibernating also. "Who knows where
you'll wake up"!
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To expand a bit on that, I've noticed that when I'm at home, and get
NTP, my clock is correctly set to DST for my time zone, but when I lose
the network, it flips back by an hour. That's really aggravating; I've
almost missed a meeting a few times because of that.
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Added "Affects: ntp"; to reiterate, my suggestion would be for NTP to
add a hook to update the hardware clock when you suspend or sleep, or
maybe in the network hooks, when you lose connection to the NTP server.
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Oh and I'm on Gutsy still; Toshiba Libretto U105 laptop.
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Happens to me too, Windows-ish environment. I can browse workgroups and
servers but when I finally navigate to the print server, it doesn't list
any printers. The arrow next to the server simply goes away, and you
can only either Cancel or Refresh (or click on a different host). This
happens eve
@Tim Waugh: this is when adding a printer to the system. If you haven't
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When you try to set up a printer, it seems that a lot of debugging
information is spewed on standard error, and (for most users) lands in
your .xsession-errors.
If this is useful information, it should be put where people will find
Related upstream bug http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=434585
suggests to change the default delay to 1 second. That would have been
my suggestion, too, and would seem like a very unintrusive patch whilst
upstream are thinking about how to get their ducks in a row.
(This is on Hardy amd64
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Printing a document with tables causes many of the tables to end well
above the end of the page, and just the the table's headers to be
repeated at the top of the next page.
I'll see if I could construct a minimal demo document to attach here.
H
Still happening in Hardy (installed from beta CD from 2008-03-20,
Firefox 3.0 beta 5)
There is another message when printing a hardcopy, but I've filed a
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/162976
You re
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Here's the tail of my .xsession-errors after printing five web pages:
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
612.00 792.00
48960 63360
612.00 792.00
48960 63360
I rigged zenity to display a dialog when these come up, and my screen
got full of alert boxes when I surfed to this URL: http://mail-
archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/spamassassin-announce/?format=atom
Here's the result:
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Messag
Update: I also got this when opening a PDF file from
http://www.governmentattic.org/docs/NSA_Nonresponsive_Docs_FOIA47415.pdf:
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variab
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
While googling for hints for a different problem in the Hardy beta
2008-03-20 installer I came across a thread on ubuntuforums
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4695932
To make this bug report self-contained, I'm taking the liberty to quo
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Sorry, can't figure out which package this properly belongs in. Feel
free to reassign if Casper is not it.
It would be nice if the Live CD pool contained cryptsetup and related
utilities, and in general, security-related packages which you might
Welp, as indicated already in comment #3, I managed to repro this
trivially under Hardy, as I'm sure you could too. Just run tail -f on
your .xsession-errors while starting up Firefox and surfing around.
** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
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Is this the same as https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?20469 perhaps?
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Wasn't Adobe's new upload a security fix? Thus, shouldn't this be
handled as a security update, instead of just "feisty-proposed"? Cf.
e.g. http://www.linuxsecurity.com/content/view/128769/
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Ack, sorry, didn't see the CVE reference and all that (why would
something like that be hidden by default in Launchpad anyway!?)
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For example, the -q option becomes worthless when the "found" status is
not reflected in the exit code from zipgrep.
The expectation for an grep(1)-like program would IMHO be to set the
exit code like grep(1), i.e. 1 for successful execution but no
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Duh, my bad, I just hadn't realized that these were "it" -- they don't
use the terminology I'm used to, i.e. "gutsy-proposed", "gutsy-
backports", etc. Maybe that could be changed somehow but I'll mark this
as "invalid" now and go sulk in a corner,
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Sta
Sounds like a bug in apt-get, but just to get things started, could you
attach and/or excerpt the relevant parts from your /var/lib/dpkg.log* so
we can see what exactly was installed and not removed?
PS. Can't resist:
> | cat
*bing* you are a winner! http://www.iki.fi/era/unix/aw
I can hibernate and wake back up on a Toshiba Libretto U105, with Gutsy
proposed updates enabled and installed. I turned Compiz back on and
tried, and the first experience is moderately positive. There was still
a bit of an artefact when I turned the machine back on but it was
quickly covered by
Could you post details about your hardware and which version of Ubuntu
you were using, please.
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The effect seems to linger on in Metacity if you switch from Compiz to
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This could be a problem in compiz, in metacity, or in the Gnome
workspace switcher.
When I initially installed Gutsy, I set myself up with 4 x 2 workspaces.
Then I had to turn off Compiz (effectively switching to Metacity)
because of bug 1331
Actually, that was not sufficient; I still had a ghost row underneath
the proper workspaces in Compiz. Briefly switching to Metacity, by
disabling desktop effects in Appearance > Visual Effects and changing
the workspace switchers prefs in Metacity to display all workspaces in
one row got rid of i
Ping? Daniel Hahler, any comment?
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Sorry, I meant /var/log/dpkg.log* but probably not the full files. Or
perhaps you can attach them in full but indicate roughly where to start
looking (i.e. the date and time you installed and removed emacs; look in
the files, they have date and time stamps). Apologies for the false
start.
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st be grateful it was reported, and see
which package's bugs it should properly be routed to. I'd imagine
apt-get autoremove is actually to blame here, but I don't have the time
to work on reproing and diagnosing it.
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sort of information would be useful?
> Also please mention which version of Ubuntu you're running.
7.10 in particular, though not exclusively. I also have 6.06 and
various versions in between on various installations.
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And here's why. You have one stanza for "main restricted multiverse"
and another for "universe". This is how it's configured (commented-out)
when you install, so it's likely that most people who have universe
and/or multiverse enabled will see this.
vnix$ apt-file -v search foobar 2>&1 | grep "^
> I think this confirms your hypothesis.
Actually, it doesn't, because the same file is listed twice. However,
it's quite possible that the root cause for this is the existence of
multiple Contents files.
vnix$ apt-file -v search foobar 2>&1 >/dev/null | sed -e '/^D: Search in /!d'
-e 's///' -e
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