Looks like we have a regression, because this bug is back in trusty
(14.04). I've waited several hours for the Submitting now ... spinner
to stop (see attached screen shot) and I'm not hopeful. :-)
Unfortunately, the interface for changing the status of this issue
appears to be broken or disabled.
Killing the python submit usefulness scripts didn't do the trick. It
really was a zombie, which I had to kill using sudo.
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'Submitting
Even that didn't work. I'm going to have to reboot the system, as this
USC image still keeps popping up.
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'Submitting now...' spinner runs
It's worse than I thought. I finally gave up and closed down Ubuntu
Software Center, or at least I thought I did, but every minute or so it
reappeared, obscuring the windows for the foreground apps I was working
in. I did some more digging, and found this using ps:
6131 ?Sl 0:00
Reboot wasn't necessary. I was able to launch USC from the applications
menu and then close it again, and it appears to have cleaned up after
itself this time (at least I haven't seen the phantom image since then,
and during the time which has elapsed I would have seen it multiple
times, so I've
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Just out of curiosity, how did this bug, which was filed over a half-
dozen years ago, get marked as a duplicate of a bug filed last year?
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gpgv
libsasl2-2
libsasl2-modules
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Software updater broken
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There was one more line of output that I missed, because it wasn't
terminated by a newline:
gpgv
libsasl2-2
libsasl2-modules
gnupg
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I'm working around the problem by opening up a console window and
running
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
but that's getting old.
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Public bug reported:
I rebooted my Xubuntu 13.04 laptop after a set of updates. When the
machine came back up, the update icon was back in the tray, saying
There are 11 updates available. So I clicked on Show updates at
which a dialog window came up and said The software on this computer is
up to
Public bug reported:
Installing from a DVD (Xubuntu 13.04 64-bit in this case) offers two
buttons: one to try running the OS from the DVD, and the other to
install the OS directly. One of the panels which is displayed during
the installation process suggests experimenting with the live
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Does this error still occur ...?
Not as described in the original report, which said that only one full
line and portions of two additional lines were printed, but the behavior
is still not correct in 12.04 LTS / Firefox 17.0. I followed my own
repro instructions in comment #21, and the output
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Title:
Clicking on floppy gives no device media found
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Perfect! Had to log out and back in for the removal of notify-osd to
take effect, and then the notification to wait for flushing to the
device to complete disappeared when it was safe to remove it. I did
some digging to find out how to replace notify-osd with xfce4-notifyd
and found a post [1]
Thanks, Lionel. I'll dig around and see what I need to do to replace
notify-osd with xfce4-notifyd without breaking anything further. :-)
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report.
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 xfdesktop displays permanent instructions not to remove ejected media
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Thanks, Lionel. When you say you should probably use notify-osd only
with Unity only do you mean I need to switch to a different desktop
manager, or are you suggesting that I replace notify-osd with some other
comparable package that plays better with xfdesktop? I'm not 100% how
the pieces fit
Public bug reported:
When I right-click a desktop icon for a removable media device and
select eject, xfdesktop display a dialog message which says Writing
data to device. There is data that needs to be written to the device
[device-label] before it can be removed. Please do not remove the
Why was the status left at 'incomplete' after Paul supplied all of the
requested information?
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Floppy stops working after kernel update
On 8/31/2010 2:01 PM, Martin Pitt wrote:
it'll be very hard to try and fit an IDE floppy
disk into a laptop :-), so at most this could be an USB drive; no idea
whether these are broken as well.
Yep, same problem as with IDE floppy drives.
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The correct status in this instance is Invalid,
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I guess I don't understand how having our valid bug reports flagged as
invalid is supposed to make us feel like filing more bug reports.
It appears that the Mozilla team has fixed the bug. I kind of miss the
days when the developers would actually report back to the tracking
system when they fixed a bug users had taken time to report (rather than
relying on an annual sweep of issues which have had no activity because
the users
Did you have message threading enabled when the mails were being
filtered to the wrong folder?
If the Ubuntu team seriously wants answers to questions like this
they're going to have to ask them sooner than 19 months after the
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Upgraded the machine to Intrepid and the problem has been fixed; I no
longer have to rebuild the proprietary driver by hand every time the
kernel is upgraded. Thanks.
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I am confirming that this behavior is still present in Jaunty.
network-manager:
Installed: 0.7.1~rc4.1.cf199a964-0ubuntu2
Candidate: 0.7.1~rc4.1.cf199a964-0ubuntu2
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500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/main Packages
100
I'm sorry, but the machine on which this behavior occurs is my main
production workstation, and I'm reluctant to upgrade it, given that the
last time I tried to upgrade an Ubuntu system from 8.04 to 8.10 the
upgrade process crashed, and the bug report filed with launchpad for
this crash was
Well, I give up. Apparently no one on the Ubuntu team views an upgrade
process which scrambles users' computers to be a serious problem so I
scrubbed the machine and did a fresh installation. Don't bother to post
the normal are you still having the problem you reported six months
ago? can we
Well, I give up. Apparently no one on the Ubuntu team views an upgrade
process which scrambles users' computers to be a serious problem so I
scrubbed the machine and did a fresh installation. Don't bother to post
the normal are you still having the problem you reported six months
ago? can we
I've got the same problem under Ubuntu 8.10 (Ctrl+Alt+Fx results in a
blank screen instead of a prompt in a console window). This bug was
opened back in May, but it's still marked as New; what do we need to
do to get a response? Or are we not supposed to use console windows any
more in this new
It appears that the USB subsystem on the machine is dead, so of course
the wireless mouse isn't detected. Let's just hope that the fact that
the demise of the USB hardware and the installation of 8.10 happened at
the same time was just a coincidence.
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I've got a Logitech V450 Laser Cordless Mouse which worked just fine
under Hardy. I did a fresh install of 8.10 (never got any responses
from the bug report I filed for the 8.04-8.10 upgrade failure, so I'm
reluctant to upgrade on any other machines). Now Ubuntu doesn't
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Is this symptom still reproducible in 9.04 with TB 3.0?
Apperently not. I don't suppose the folks who fix a bug (or pull in a
fix from upstream) could let users who take the trouble to file bug
reports know that the bug has been fixed by posting a comment in the bug
report when the fix is
I have no idea. The first time I tried upgrading 8.04 to 8.10 the
upgrade process blew up. I filed a bug report, but never got a
response, so I'm sticking with 8.04 on all our machines.
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Binary package hint: samba
I got thrown into launchpad during an upgrade from Ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10.
ProblemType: Package
Architecture: i386
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 8.10
ErrorMessage:
ErrorMessage: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 3
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After the bug report was initially filed, the upgrade process aborted,
with a warning that the system might not work properly. So what do I do
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I got thrown into launchpad during an upgrade from Ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10.
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Firefox 3.0.3 on Ubuntu 10.4 is rendering the same HTML page differently
depending on which server it gets the page from, and if it gets the page
from a Windows server, it's not rendering the page correctly. Now, I'm
no more a fan of Windows
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Here's a screen shot for the same page, pulled by Firefox from Apache on
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working fine.
Yes, confirmed with both of the last two repro cases given above. I'm
puzzled that 65 reported that he/she still needs to use Wine to work
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Binary package hint: xboard
Unbuntu 8.04
xboard 4.2.7-7ubuntu2
To reproduce:
(1) open xboard
(2) select Edit Game from the Mode menu
(3) paste the following sequence of moves using File / Paste Game:
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 Nf6 4. O-O Nxe4 5. d4 Nd6 6. Bxc6 dxc6 7.
Thanks, Leann. Can I get an answer to my question, please?
What can I as a mere mortal do differently when I file a
bug report for a serious show-stopper like this in order
to get the attention of those doing triage on the
incoming reports?
[See my post to the issue on June 6 for fuller
Sorry, I gave up a while ago on all hope of getting the attention of
anyone in a position to help with the problem (see the question at the
end of my previous comment on this bug) and was forced to abandon the
hardware on which I was experiencing the problem, so I am no longer in a
position to
Sorry, I gave up waiting for a response to the bug report and got rid of
the machine on which I was experiencing the problem. I don't see how
filing bug reports will do anything toward helping to make Ubuntu
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Well, when I went to check I discovered that between 1:2.4.1-1ubuntu1
and 1:2.4.1-1ubuntu2 they fixed the problem. Too bad they didn't say
anything here.
So technically, you can close this bug. But it would still be nice to
find out how to start oobase with command-line arguments which will
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org-base
version of the package: 1:2.4.1-1ubuntu1
version of Ubuntu: 8.04, fully updated
When I launch oobase directly (command-line or UI menus) a wizard is
started up which just hangs forever. I can start oobase by double-
clicking on an
In an earlier comment I reported:
RC-1 has been released, and the bug is fixed in that version.
At this point the final release for Firefox 3.0 is in the default
repositories for Ubuntu 8.04, and sad to say, the bug is back (perhaps
in a worse form: see my previous comment).
To reproduce:
*
printing. :-(
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, but are applicable to all
of Ubuntu. The answers.launchpad.net site looks promising, though; I'll
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to respond -- it seems to be having a rough morning). Thanks.
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the package manager. Of course, I'll need
assistance finding out what some of the answers are myself first. :-)
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On Wed, 2008-06-11 at 17:37 +, Alexander Sack wrote:
what questions do you have in particular in mind for the FAQ?
All of the ones I listed in
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Daz:
Sorry it didn't work out for you.
In fairness to the Ubuntu maintainers, while it's not uncommon in the
Linux world to be told we'd like you to install and test this beta
software that might mess up your system and confuse the package manager,
and we're not going to tell you how to avoid
An update on the reports of similar lockups with the latest kernel: one
of the three users described above as having solved the problem by
eliminating the older kernel images did some additional experimenting
and reported the following sequence.
First he re-installed 2.6.24-17 kernel image and
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.24-18-generic
I ran update manager yesterday on my main workstation running Ubuntu
8.04, which pulled in a new kernel, 2.6.24-18-generic. Then when I
started up the system it didn't make it a minute before freezing solid:
wouldn't accept
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researching the problem I came across cases of three separate Ubuntu
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who reported that they solved the problem by (are you sitting down?)
deleting the
... I came across cases of three separate Ubuntu users whose system
was hosed ...
Sorry, I should have written ... I came across cases of three separate
Ubuntu users whose systems were hosed They weren't all running
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John Vivirito wrote:
Bob Kline wrote:
Does this work in ffox 3 RC1?
Chances could be improved of getting an answer to the question if (s)he
is provided with instructions for how to test this without disturbing
his/her package management system setup. I haven't had much luck
I stumbled across the same problem, then I noticed that this feature has
been moved to the Options tab (which is unfortunate, since I use this
frequently, and the tab selection isn't sticky). Another puzzling thing
is that in your screenshot you have Markierung where I have Current
so something
Does this work in ffox 3 RC1?
Chances could be improved of getting an answer to the question if (s)he
is provided with instructions for how to test this without disturbing
his/her package management system setup. I haven't had much luck in
getting responses to my requests for such instructions
John: I'm not even able to reproduce it at will using IMAP. This is one
of those random bugs which decides on its own when it's going to happen.
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I was tempted to create a new bug report, as this one does not exactly
match the behavior I've observed with Thunderbird (which does save
drafts -- just not all the time). Nor is 190877 the same (the reporter
for that issue was trying to override default draft-saving behavior for
multiple
Alberto:
I tested the new version with the GeForce 7100 / NVIDIA nForce 630i as
you requested, and the behavior is still the same as described in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/envy/+bug/224004/comments/2 (using envyng to
install the driver leaves the display in 800x600 resolution, even though
if I
I tried to test, but I guess I don't know enough about the Ubuntu
repository thing. I went into synaptic and turned on hardy-proposed
(and hit Reload), then removed and reinstalled envyng-gtk. Then I ran
the NVIDIA...run script with the --uninstall option. Then I exited gdm
and ran envyng -t
OK, I'll watch the blog [1] and hold off until you give the word. Are
the steps to test this as described in my previous comment correct? Or
do I need to jump through some additional hoops to entice the package
manager to get the latest version from hardy-proposed, instead of just
the first
OK, thanks. Here's a patch for the 7100, which I can confirm works with
169.12.
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You're most welcome; and thanks for the very useful tool.
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Could you run 'lscpi -nn |grep VGA' and post the results.
For nVidia GeForce 7100:
00:10.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation Unknown
device [10de:07e1] (rev a2)
I, too, was able to use Avery's workaround, but I would be happier to
have a solution which didn't leave me with a
... what's the process for getting a card into the database for PCI
IDs?
I see that it's already in the upstream database, and I found the
update-pciids command.
I also did some research and found that gdm decides what the screen
resolution is be reading the first mode in the Display section of
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: thunderbird
I have a filter which is supposed to look for the string RSS sites
downloaded at the beginning of the Subject line and move any matching
messages to a reports folder. This allows me to keep an archive of
all of the automatically generated
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Is there a problem with getting this fixed? If it's just getting the
later version of the upstream package, why not just do it?
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Just out of curiosity, I notice that this issue is marked with a status
of Incomplete; can you tell me what information you still need from
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There is no way to put a hyperlink in a spreadsheet cell using
pyExcelerator.
version 0.6.3a-1 on Ubuntu 7.10.
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With the most recent upgrade to the thunderbird package (2.0.0.12
+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.7.10.0) on gutsy, all of a sudden the Sent folder
for my IMAP account was moved from up at the top to near the bottom of
the folders, which means I have to
It seems Ubuntu 32 bit has not the same freeze crash lockup problem.
I wish that were true. I tried switching to the 32-bit Gutsy on my
AMD64 and Firefox still froze pretty regularly. I was able to make the
freezes go away by ripping out Flash support, which isn't an acceptable
solution, as it
Public bug reported:
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Ever since upgrading to Gutsy, I have experienced regular lockups of
Firefox whenever visiting a site with Flash components. The only way I
was able to avoid the problem was to rip out Flash support (not
acceptable) or rip out powernowd.
$
I'll be happy to provide any other information you need.
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It looks like sudo also ignores the instruction to allow a single
account the ability to execute specific commands without supplying the
account's password. For example:
bkline localhost = NOPASSWD: /usr/local/bin/do-start-vpn, \
/usr/sbin/vpnc-disconnect
This
The bug is still present on Ubuntu 7.10 OpenOffice 2.3.0.
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Haven't been able to schedule the upgrade yet (downloaded it the first
day of release but this time of year gets too hectic). Thanks for the
nudge -- I'll try to fit it in during the next week and let you know.
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Steffen:
I'm sure my knowledge of the Debian package internals is woefully
inadequate compared with yours. I imagine that's probably true for most
Ubuntu users, given the target audience for the distribution.
I do know, however, that the bug fix in the version of Ubuntu which
hasn't been
... it does not seem like there will be a fix in feisty ...
If that's true, what did Matt Vickers mean when he wrote back in June:
will request backport or stable release upgrade?
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Who is the Ubuntu package maintainer for OOo (bringing up the Ubuntu
home page and doing a search on package maintainers didn't provide
anything useful)? If you let me have his/her email address I'll provide
a nudge.
Cheers,
Bob
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Yet another workaround: I have found that copying the .odb file to a
SuSE system, creating the form there, then copying back to the Ubuntu
computer seems to work. Yes, it's a workaround with limited
applicability (you have to have another computer available running a
distribution of Linux on
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