Public bug reported:
The mdadm package comes with two systemd timers that are activated
automatitcally, mdcheck_start.timer and mdcheck_continue.timer. The
corresponding services try to run /usr/share/mdadm/mdcheck which doesn't
exist. The units then fail, and no RAID check is run.
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I have this problem as well and I know where it comes from along with
three possible workarounds.
I don't have the afsql module enabled in /etc/syslog-ng/modules.conf,
nor do I have syslog-ng-sql installed (only libsyslog-ng and syslog-ng-
core). However, reading modules.conf I figured that afsql
BTW, you usually don't need --no-caps. I do because I'm running a
third-party kernel for which this is required, and I lazily
copied/pasted from that machine without removing --no-caps before
posting here. Sorry.
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As Ubuntu's officially packaged version often lacks five or six releases
behind and as the original author ( = me) provides his own repository
with current Ubuntu packages I don't really see this as pointless. Also
the update checker lists the relevant portions of the MKVToolNix change
log,
Sounds like https://trac.bunkus.org/ticket/632
** Bug watch added: trac.bunkus.org/ #632
https://trac.bunkus.org/ticket/632
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1014236
Title:
mmg
In recent releases (I don't know exactly when I added this, but at least
for 4.6.0 on up) this is documented in the man page -- at least
indirectly as there's an option to prevent this behaviour: add a '=' in
front of the file name.
The reason why mkvmerge does this is so that it can process
Public bug reported:
System information:
Ubuntu version: Ubuntu 8.04.1
Package version: 1.2.1-1
Bug report:
Dirvish loads different configuration files when it is run via dirvish
--vault vault:branch compared to dirvish --vault vault --branch
branch.
In the first case it only loads
Just for information: this is not a bug, it is working as intended. The
mkvtoolnix-gui package just provides mmg and a mkvinfo executable that
has been compiled with GUI support whereas the mkvtoolnix package comes
without dependencies on the wxWidgets libraries.
As for mkvinfo not starting the
Please, please package v2.4.0. It fixes tons of bugs and contains just
as many new features. I often get private mails from Ubuntu users
reporting bugs that have been fixed months ago, and packaging the new
mkvtoolnix versions is easy enough.
A patch against the upstream tarball for packaging in
7.10: I noticed the same issue Jeffery Bond noticed. This also happened
with 6.06, probably because the NFS mounts did not show in /etc/mtab
(even though they did in /proc/mounts). However, with the patch Georg
Wulff supplied the NFS mounts show up in /etc/mtab again, and slocate's
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