Another option would be to make sure /usr/bin is in the PATH if it is
mounted; perhaps that would be the simplest fix.
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When you are dropped into a single-user root shell, such as when fsck
has failed during boot, the shell runs with a minimal PATH which does
not include /usr/bin
Yet, there are commands from /usr/bin which are being invoked from
/root/.bashrc
The co
I do, now; installing it by hand seemed to solve the problem for me.
(See also bug #151849.) If it is required for sound, it should be a
required dependency.
(I'm not the original reporter; feel free to set back to Incomplete if
you like.)
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Statu
Let me repeat my suggestion to remove gparted from Hoary rather than
ship it with this bug still in place. For all intents and purposes,
gparted is useless unless you know the less-than-obvious workaround.
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I obviously meant Hardy again (-:
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I would still tend to agree with your earlier analysis: the fact that it
doesn't do what it's supposed to do is this bug, and the fact that it
would be nice to be able to turn it off is a separate bug.
What would be a suitable mechanism for turning it off if desired? I
don't particularly like the
Cyrus: I'm sorry, I don't think your request is clear. What sort of
confirmation and / or issues are you asking about? Did you mean "if you
can tell that this is something else than bug #175255, please provide
evidence to support that?"
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heavily pollutes the
environment with complex internal completion functions.
At least on Gutsy, completion is enabled by default.
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Never mind, it seems to be a part of the code which was not present
then. Reported a separate bug #212723 about this particular problem.
Sorry for the digression.
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It needs to be said that I am no Python programmer, and am unsure how I
would test this. The diff as such is trivial, and should not take many
seconds to clean up or reimplement properly.
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Still prints to stdout if problem is with PATH
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Bug #129257 fixes the general case of printing error messages to
standard output, but the code which deals with an incorrect PATH still
prints to standard output.
vnix$ PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
vnix$ lesspipe
Command 'lesspipe' is av
Here's a quick and somewhat untidy (sorry) patch which attempts to fix
the printing of the PATH message to standard error instead of standard
output, and also the "kaboom" message in /usr/lib/command-not-found
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I have installed only the standard flashplugin-nonfree, and only after
12.1 was out (because I became aware of the problem, and didn't
particularly need or want Flash until sometime in late February,
apparently) and at that point, it did not have sound out of the box.
The system has been through s
You still have the Emacs backup files in the diff. Other than that,
this looks great now. Thanks for your effort!
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I don't personally expect to have the time for this in the nearest
future, but anybody who is reading this bug is certainly welcome to try
it out -- I hope the repro steps are clear enough.
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For a start, add repro steps which work for you, every time. And answer
the question about if this happens with emacs -nw too.
Also, detailed information about your machine. Was this updated from an
earlier version of Ubuntu? What version of emacs-snapshot (I assume
you're not using emacs22 on
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It's a usability problem that openss-client behaves differently the
first time you connect to a host, particularly if you hop between client
machines all the time and might or might not have connected from that
particular client before. It would be an improvement if it would j
On Wed, 05 Mar 2008 16:50:42 -, "Shirish Agarwal"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> can u tell which version of ubuntu are u running, on Hardy for e.g. I
> get all the 4 in Hardy in fontconfig 2.5.0-2ubuntu3 :)
I'm on Gutsy. I guess this can be marked as "Fix Relase
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For the record, there were some follow-ups in the mailing list thread on
Gmane which I link to above with the TinyURL redirector
http://tinyurl.com/ypoju2 -- I think there's a real bug in Sawfish, but
whether it can or needs to be tackled by Ubuntu I can't say.
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Pretty please, what needs to happen in order for upgrades from Dapper to
be fixed? There are a couple of viable proposals above, but they need
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Personally, I would revert the use of PROMPT_COMMAND in favor of simply
embedding the xterm title-changing stuff in PS1 proper. I don't have
any insight into why this is implemented this way, though (however, ISTR
that this used to be all handled in PS1 back in some primordial version
of Debian).
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ unset PROMPT_COMMAND
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cd -
/tmp/test/c\c
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp/test/c\c$ cd - # look ma, no display problems
/home/era
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$
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/tmp/test/c\\c
]0;[EMAIL PROTECTED]: /tmp/test/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp/test/c\c$ ech
ohellos
bash: ech: command not found
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hellos
hellos
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/home/era
[EMAIL PROT
I was about to report this, but just happened to stumble over this bug
report. Would it be nosy to suggest that the title of this bug be
changed to better reflect the problem and its solution?
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Mathias, the proposal is not primarily to force color on those who don't
want it, but basically to make the code run as the original coder
intended. Specifically, it will look at the COLORTERM variable as well
as TERM, which will make it work in gnome-terminal. See also bug
103929. I imagine (an
Do you still have the pertinent part of /var/log/dpkg.log? If so, could
you perhaps attach that here?
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Is this a duplicate of bug 19364?
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Really? I can easily repro bug 19364 on a Gutsy (Ubuntu 7.10) system.
Could you elaborate on how this one is different? Or is it just that
you want it separately tracked for UbuntuME?
... Or did two different bugs get mixed up here? I really don't
understand the comments about PS1 and Status Ma
as well as when commands execute. You enable it
with "set -vx" and turn it off with "set +vx".
Like this:
vnix$ set -vx
echo -ne "\033]0;[EMAIL PROTECTED]: ${PWD/$HOME/~}\007"
++ echo -ne '\033]0;[EMAIL PROTECTED]: ~\007'
vnix$ echo $HOM
vnix$ echo $HOME
+ ech
Do you have the standard .bashrc (i.e. is /home/xeno/.bashrc identical
to /etc/skel/.bashrc) or do you have any other pertinent customizations
which may be overriding the default Bash configuration on Ubuntu? What
does complete -p bash print for you? (For me it says complete -o
filenames -F _long
Also the output of complete -p cd might be useful.
vnix$ complete -p cd
complete -o filenames -o nospace -F _cd cd
It seems that if I remove the "-o filenames" it works as hoped.
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So what does "complete -p cd" print for you, on a freshly booted system?
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The proper syntax for this is
set -o emacs # to turn emacs-style editing on
and
set +o emacs # to turn emacs editing off
So the meaning of "set -o emacs off" would be equivalent to "set -o
emacs; set off".
It's admittedly confusing, but I believe bash is conforming to spec
here.
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Why is this a bug in bash? I would imagine the gdm login manager (if
you're using that) would be responsible for setting up the X11 run-time
environment variables.
How does http_proxy not work? If wget no longer supports this
environment variable, that would seem like a bug in wget.
I'm not dis
@Val-libre: in what context exactly do you get this error message? On a
Gutsy i386 box, I am unable to repro.
vnix$ bash
vnix$ . /etc/bash_completion
vinx$ complete -p apt-file
complete -F _apt-file apt-file
vnix$ exit
No errors encountered here.
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http
Perhaps you could create a wrapper /home/you/bin/emacs to add some
debugging information. Here's a quick stab at something ...
#!/bin/sh -vx
# doubtful whether the -vx adds more noise than useful information
# FIXME: insecure temp files
exec /usr/bin/emacs "$@" >/tmp/emacs.$$.out 2>/tmp/emacs.$$.
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Bugs such as f'rinstance bug 103929 and (to a lesser extent) bug 144632
call for increasingly complex code in users' .bashrc. Complex means
error-prone, means likely to contain bugs, means likely to change from
one version to another. Perhaps now w
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Repro steps:
Set your preferences to zoom out oversize images (can't find it in Preferences,
is it always on? I recall it used to be an option).
Navigate to an image which is larger than your current window. Your cursor
should display as a magni
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Apparently I can remove the "Needs info" tag myself
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Manager with the Cookie Exceptions Manager.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=381209 requests the name of
the current web site to be filled in the Cookie Exception Manger and so
should be suitable as an upstream bug for t
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Very minor annoyance, but it's still a bug IMHO.
When you quit, it displays "Thank you for using Dia." either in the
terminal where you once ran dia & or probably in your .xsession-errors
if you started it from a menu.
** Affects: dia (Ubuntu)
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Binary package hint: inkscape
Dunno if the error is Dia's or Inkscape's but the following SVG snippet:
Unknown traffic
... as exported as SVG from Dia, displays as incredibly large when I
open it in Inkscape. Changing the font and size to 24-point Nimbus Sans
L and savin
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Notice that the page size is odd, too. I changed it to A4 but didn't
bother to take another screen shot since it's not radically different
from fnord-1.png
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Oh yes and for the record this is Ubuntu 7.04/amd64, recently upgraded
from Feisty, original install was Dapper (IIRC) + home directory has
been imported from systems which have run since Gnome 1.something and
what not.
vnix$ dpkg -l dia inkscape
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=
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Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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http://jiggles.w3.org/svgvalidator/ doesn't work at the moment.
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Flibrarian.launchpad.net%2F7876822%2Ffnord.svg
looks like it's saying it's valid, but I guess it might only be saying
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My Firefox 2.0.0.3 on Ubuntu 7.04 refuses to display SVG images I have
exported from Dia.
In at least a couple of instances, I have been able to work around this
by opening them in Inkscape, making a minor edit (actually also involves
fixing things w
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7876822/fnord.svg (nominally attached to
bug #117725) does not display in my Firefox; instead it displays the
"unknown XML" textual tree view ("This XML file does not appear to have
any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown
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I don't know how hard this would be to do, but it would be really
convenient if the HTTP version defined etc links and
bound them to a keyboard shortcut (N or right arrow) ... and for
orthogonality, I suppose, etc too.
Ironically (?) a g
Actually the links are already fine and dandy, all that's
missing is a sensible access key for navigating from one page to the
next. There are even a few accesskey= attributes already, but they're
not particularly helpful (there is one to go to the home page, and one
for the search box).
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The kill command attempts to terminate any process which keeps a sound
device busy. If you get the kill "usage" error then it just means there
were no such processes.
(Perhaps better written with xargs so you can avoid the spurious error
message:
lsof -t /dev/dsp* /dev/snd/* 2>/dev/null | xargs
Oh and Seth: the "substitution failed" is unrelated, it just means the
copy/paste of the command line was wrong. The command needs to be all on
one line (make the window really wide, and/or the font really small,
before copying text in order to avoid having any spurious line breaks,
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My Toshiba Libretto U105 starts up with the top of the screen (maybe top
25 pixel rows or so) filled with odd litter.
For example, while the Feisty Live CD boots, it's filled with green
pixels which repeat some system start-up mes
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I shot a few pictures, they're not exactly like I'm used to seeing this,
perhaps because I am now running Feisty. The grey main screen is not
the X stipple pattern but will vary depending on where I move the
cursor, sort of as if it was zoomed in to a single enormous pixel. The
odd artefacts alon
Once I cycle through the external monitor mode and back, the display is
very nice, save for the funny aspect ratio (X11 doesn't use exactly the
display's native mode; been too lazy to muck with that).
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(Sorry, dunno why xorg.conf was uploaded twice -- Launchpad glitch??)
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The fonts used by UXterm are defined in /etc/X11/app-defaults/UXTerm
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I'm no longer able to get xterm to run in a particular font with the -fn
option. I have a lot of scripts which are supposed to start up in the
"tiny" font and none of them work any longer; instead, they start up in
the "Default" font and I have to
Nope, nothing on stderr and nothing in .xsession-errors
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Moreover, in response to that question, I suppose I should emphasize
again that ctrl-right clicking and selecting "Tiny" works fine. Also,
typing in the font name, painting it, and ctrl-right clicking and
choosing "Selection" works just fine.
(In an uxterm I can't choose 5x7 with this method -- it
I think this can be closed. I no longer use the computer where I had
this problem, and my current box doesn't have it.
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Also, when you click on a site in the list, it would be helpful if the
"Block" and "Allow" buttons could be used to change the status from
whatever it is. (The button for the site's current status should be
grayed out, I guess.)
Alternatively, clicking (or at least, double-clicking) on a site sho
Did you read what it says in there about /sbin/update-grub? Sure, the
message is "scary", for some values of "is" and "sure", but that's sort
of the point of the NEWS facility.
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I guess the permissions on mine are a side effect of creating the file
manually after having been bitten by bug #97333 -- maybe you want to
reject this bug on those grounds (even though I think I would not like
that; this is still a bug IMHO).
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A fix for "The documentation should not lie about this" was included in
the patch I submitted for bug #97413 which is marked as "Fix released".
I haven't checked whether the released version actually contains all the
changes in the complex patch set I created; maintainer, could you please
confirm?
For the record, on my current Edgy system, xli is installed in /usr/bin
as it should be.
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See also bug #79459 which is filed against the texinfo package regarding
the install-info problem.
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There's more funny breakage. If you visit the (*manpages*) node in info
(where-ever that comes from anyway; I can't find a corresponding file in
the file system), you end up in the documentation for the top(1)
utility, since the "top" name is kind o
And my recent comment is re: the claim in the manual that wifi-radar
will recreate the wifi-radar.conf file if it's missing, which isn't
correct as of the version I have.
Like I wrote above, I removed that claim from the manual in one of the
patches for bug #97413 but I was wondering if that chang
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Executive summary:
The Edgy and Feisty kernels refuse to work on a ThinkPad 600x.
The older Dapper kernel works fine as a workaround for me.
Details:
Both the Edgy and the Feisty kernels hang midway through the
bootstrapping process
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In the current dmesg output, "FDC 0 is a National Semiconductor PC87306"
is followed by the Real Time Clock driver and the IBM TrackPoint driver.
The failing boots would freeze after "FDC 0" but it's of course entirely
possible that some drivers are loaded in a slightly different order.
I have a d
Oh, one more thing: the system has ipmasq installed. I don't think the
network is available or required that early on in the boot process, and
certainly ipmasq is not yet installed at that point, but I'm still
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Also for the record, there is not actually a floppy drive in the system.
This model has a swappable drive bay where you can insert either a CD-
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This appears to be a problem in the kernel or a related package, since
it manifests even on a system which doesn't have toshutils installed.
Feel free to reject against toshutils and reassign ... most likely in
accordance with this:
vnix$ dpkg -S
/lib/modules/2.6.17-11-generic/kernel/drivers/acpi
On second thought, maybe the permissions should remain, and wmtuxtime et
al. changed to cope accordingly instead (and then the bug assigned back
to toshutils)? Any opinions?
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The system where I originally discovered this was running a different
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 70958 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/70958
I suppose this is no longer "Needs Info" then ...?
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undefined entities in packagingguide -- cron errors
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/87969
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There's even a patch in Debian, although I think mine (from duplicate
bug #57912) is marginally better.
There's a similar bug against dpkg's install-info (bug #38538) which in
a way I suppose is the root cause.
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info grub does not give grub texinfo manual
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/5156
Shouldn't this be Confirmed in Dapper, then?
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Unlock dialog no longer pays attention to keypresses before it appears
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/56352
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http://www.linuxcommand.org/man_pages/beforelight1.html says:
The beforelight program is a sample implementation of a screen saver
for X servers supporting the MIT-SCREEN-SAVER extension.
Perhaps that would be suitable as a description.
This package seems to be gone from Debian
Sorry about the sarcasm in the previous comment. I'd still like to have
the "Needs Info" tag removed, if possible. Thanks.
If you clearly perceive two different usage scenarios, shouldn't the
installer ask whether the user would prefer swsusp to work or rather use
the required space for user fil
Just a quick hip shot: does plugging in an external monitor accomplish
anything for you?
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Xorg does not configure properly on Toshiba Laptop
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/44843
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My /etc/wifi-radar.conf is chmod 644 root:root, is yours different?
(/etc is 755)
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Close button unresponsive when running as non-root
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/97446
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Attaching the full cron job report
** Attachment added: "Subject: Anacron job 'cron.monthly' on tadpole"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6530442/scrollkeeper
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