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on servers and desktops. (Again see [1]).
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aps you forgot to "update-initramfs -u" after that and have the
USB device already connected.
FWIW, this is the *only* reply to this thread that I will ever do. I'm
too busy following by secret agenda to reply to the other mails...
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And please don't ask the same question twice on the same mailing list
within a few days.
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But maybe we can separate out pull-lp-source so that it's suitable for
shipping by default?
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switched.
But that's not a self-compiled kernel, that's an officially supported
one on 14.04. So I think Nils has a point and this indeed should be
dealt with correctly on upgrade.
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like "update to the latest upstream snapshot" (common for upstreams
which are slow to release), or "revert to an earlier version". Much of
that is coming from the fact that version numbers are required to be
monotonously increa
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as root for system services when the system is running systemd.
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> there is no $user as like descripted by systemd. Thank you!
Do you have the package "libpam-systemd" installed? Do you have the
line
session optionalpam_systemd.so
in /etc/pam.d/common-session?
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> systemctl for postfix but it is.
FYI, this is via /lib/lsb/init-functions.d/40-systemd that gets run
through the standard /lib/lsb/init-functions which every SysV init
script is supposed to source.
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tually use the powers of a modern
init system.
Over time this will happen, but I doubt that SysV init scripts will
entirely go away anytime soon. At least you need the support for
third-party packages, and LSB mandates them.
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ld make things even more confusing IMHO. "service" is for
runtime starting/stopping, "update-rc.d" for configuring which
services start at boot. It has worked like that forever in
Debian/Ubuntu, with any init system.
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see its manpage. It integrates with all init systems.
Wrt. the followup discussion, you can also use systemctl directly (it
will call update-rc.d for SysV init scripts) in Ubuntu 15.04 and
later.
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doesn't do
that, this should be updated as well (and again the change forwarded
to Debian).
So in short, we should get rid of such Ubuntu deltas, but not by
dropping them but by getting them into Debian IMHO.
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is also an useful page to look at.
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Kai Mast [2015-03-04 13:11 -0500]:
> Will the user sessions also be switched to systemd?
Eventually, but not in this cycle. We haven't even started working on
that.
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> Vivid's timeframe
It's in universe, so inherently unsupported, and I figure at the
moment folks developing with Go would rather use some backports or a
PPA anyway?
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The sysvinit script is called at boot to bring up the non-hotplugged
interfaces (lo, builtin ethernet or wifi cards), if they are tagged as
"auto".
> I'll set up a VM to try to reproduce this.
>
> Do you mean upgrade trusty-to-utopic or utopic-to
M and dist-upgrade?
> 3) friendly-recovery.service
>
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/friendly-recovery/+bug/1354937
Fixed in vivid.
> 4) nfs-common, nfs-kernel-server, rpcbind
>
> NFS is broken with systemd as pid 1 because nfs-common only has upstart job
would be to point out actual problems in Ubuntu's
choice so that we can improve it. (Technical problems, not "I don't
like it" :-) ).
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testing explosion, etc.
that we don't want and don't offer for any other part of the plumbing
stack.
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additionally protected by CAP_SYS_RAWIO, then world-readability should
not hurt indeed (note that I haven't verified this).
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Thus ideally you should start as root, open /dev/*, then suid() and
run as normal user without extra privs and can do without the
capability dance.
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fix that with
sudo chown -R thnov:thnov ~
it should be all fine again, and probably also fix a couple of other
misbehaviours.
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default anyway, so since natty or precise or so NM now defaults to
system-wide connections.
(FWIW, I fully agree with this.)
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b in software-properties. virtualbox-guest* is already
whitelisted for auto-installation in ubuntu-drivers-common, so once it
gets a Modaliases: it should "just work" in ubiquity,
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Hello,
李白|字一日 [2013-07-15 12:34 +0800]:
> is there anyone know how to solve this problem?
Yes, please stop using saucy-proposed in your apt sources. By its very
definition it is packages that are broken.
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For the record, even the ubuntu-defaults-builder machinery allows
derivatives to change the default search engine. This is not a
technical problem, but a political/business/decision making one.
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fer a lot more functionality (downloading from different
pockets, releases, and Debian). We don't install those by default,
though, they are in ubuntu-dev-tools.
But these are obvious candiates for replacing "apt-get source" in the
absence of deb-src apt sources.
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menu), or permantly in /etc/default/grub and then running
"sudo update-grub".
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any extra power/privilege.
Pulling in JS is a valid concern for the latest upstream PK versions,
and the main reason why we keep an older version for now.
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arge one big
binary with different "modes" for Writer, etc., and it is indeedn
libreoffice-core which ships /usr/lib/libreoffice/program/soffice.bin.
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word, you cannot then remove the device via
> the graphic front end (I am using Oneiric on my primary work
> machine) but have to do it at command line using umount and
> cryptsetup luksClose.
That again works fine here, so needs more details.
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the camera, and then use any photo management program which uses
libgphoto2 directly to access the camera instead of gvfs.
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then wine will run smooth as silk.
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Yay :)
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Jean-Philippe Fleury [2011-09-02 15:25 -0400]:
> I updated to Ubuntu 11.10 Beta 1, and I'm no longer able to enable
> gedit plugins written in Python. Example of an error on the
> terminal:
Known issue, this needs an update of libpeas. I'm on it.
Mar
ular Unity 3D.
Both issues are caused by https://launchpad.net/bugs/807306
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a router which has that problem, standard German Telekom
gear - SpeedPort W7xx thingy).
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Till Kamppeter [2011-04-19 21:02 +0200]:
> it is about bug 710881, https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/710881.
For the record, this is most likely due to the optipng optimization in
pkgbinarymangler. I'll have a look tomorrow morning.
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and then trickle down into the distros as part of new upstream
releases. (Actually this is true for many bugs even in supported
software, not just for this kind of "neglected old universe
packages").
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on
source package, which seems like a step backwards. This was a
trade-off to be able to build several of them in parallel. But
i386/amd64 architectures/builders are "fast enough" and also
multi-core, so I'd love to see this workaround being limited to arm
kernels.
27;m a bit confused by your answer -- are you saying that the
"ssh" task is enough to accomplish this, or that you don't consider
that good enough?
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> thus tested and resolves the functionality breakage.
Ah, right. I committed it to trunk now, and I'll upload a new release
to natty soon.
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tests don't get run
during package build. pkgbinarymangler has a python test suite run
during build, and pkg-create-dbgsym has a shell test suite.
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rule matching and parsing (that's what it is for, after all).
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Since Lucid (or so) we strip those out of the app packages and ship
them in the language packs. That already saved us a lot of space.
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> a case for inclusion into "main"?
Yes, of course. I added some work items for advancecomp and jpegoptim
to the spec.
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Thanks a lot for bringing this up!
> Optimising the SVG files saves an additional 7 MB.
This is next on my list. I'll package scour, and add it to cdbs
gnome.mk with some test cases.
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ough. the -dbgsym packages
conflict with the -dbg ones, so we must do an either/or check here.
I don't have time to fix/test this right now, though. If you do,
that'd be great, I'm happy to merge a tested patch. Otherwise we
should track this as a bug report, please feel free to assi
Gonsolo [2010-09-27 16:26 +0200]:
> Well, then you package system is destroyed/bewildered, isn't it?
No, if you add these filters to /etc/dpkg/dpkg/conf.d/, the packaging
system will be fine.
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o that relatively easily in Maverick thanks to a new dpkg
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But why do you care? This format is supposed to be nothing more than a
transport vehicle from client computers to Launchpad. It's not really
supposed to be looked at by humans.
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Hello YunQiang,
YunQiang Su [2010-09-14 1:37 +0800]:
> opencc now is in 10.10's main, but it is not in lucid.
>
> Can I backport it?
Yes, the backport process covers that.
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Hello Josua,
Josua Dietze [2010-09-02 19:22 +0200]:
> In the meantime, things have happened.
Indeed! usb-modeswitch is in Maverick by default, replacing
modem-modeswitch. :-)
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't packaged, it seems to be a third-party app?
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module. If you only want the command line interpreter, but none of the
web stuff, just install php5-cli instead. But I dare to claim that
most people who want PHP actually want it as a web server platform.
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to do a lot of work to get alpha-3 non-overflown.
However, if we get enough space for -extra, I'd keep the split in any
case, since it's not needed for the majority of systems. So it should
still be possible to uninstall it on small footprint systems.
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Reinhard Tartler [2010-07-22 13:00 +0200]:
> > 7 -> /home/daniel/test.mp3
> >
> > Would it make sense to have this information, or have I overlooked
> > something?
>
> I think it would be incredibly helpful.
Note that we got quite a lot of complaints when hooks exposed
arbitrary paths to files o
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any more?
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should really be "Invalid".
A better approach to this would IMHO be to make it much harder to
reopen bugs which are in a terminal state (fix released, wontfix,
invalid).
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otentially be changed/fixed
(unlike "invalid", which rather means "it's not a bug in the first
place" or "it's impossible to fix").
"opinion" does not connote being a terminal state, and is fairly
confusing as a bug state IMHO.
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becomes the default is an UDS decision, as far as I understood.
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(also for lucid, in an update)
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d have pcmanfm connect to hal straight away (and of course check if
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to actually burn files in this manner, the only option you
> receive is to make an ISO.
Relevant LP bugs: 559723, 561585, 562978. If it's still happening for
you on current lucid, it's bug 562978.
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urn files in this manner, the only option you
> receive is to make an ISO.
This is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/559723
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Lucid for
terminals is white-on-black (well, some slightly different colors, but
in principle).
But oh well, easy enough to fix that to an ergonomically sane
black-on-white again. :-)
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option than gksu-polkit would be "pkexec" which comes with
polkit directly. It has the big advantage of sharing the UI with all
the other polkit dialogs, so that we finally stop having multiple
different authentication dialogs.
Would that work?
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ergonomically much better, and also much more effective on a TFT
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help with this: Can you please do
"ubuntu-bug udev" in such a vmware instance (this will attach the udev
dump, etc.) and point out which interfaces should be ignored? After
filing, please assign the bug to me ("pitti").
Thanks,
Martin
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ny logs online of the build process, the flags you use, or how
> the package itself is created.
Before doing this, you could also just use the readymade debug symbol
packages: http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/pool/main/a/apache2/
See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash for det
Crispin Cooper [2009-12-31 1:49 +]:
> By default GRUB / GRUB2 will allow anyone who walks up to the computer to
> select 'Recovery Mode' and gain root privileges. This is clearly insecure.
Not really:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/FAQ#Rescue%20Mode
Martin
supports). apport-chroot then
also calls apport-retrace with --unpack-only --no-pkg to minimize the
packaging overhead.
Martin
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ce (see Problem #3), but I want to be able to do
> unattended crash reporting.
>
> I reported this problem originally as a bug: LP: #487759 [1], and Martin
> Pitt explained that this info isn't collected right after the crash for
> performance reasons.
> He suggested tha
ted, and didn't even have branches, so
it's utterly useless for the things we are trying to achieve here :-)
Martin
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Ub
(for lucid) will correct this.
Thanks for pointing out!
Martin
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