Bug#319832: bridge-utils: cannot handle more than one stanza in /etc/network/interfaces

I think the problem comes from thinking that it's reasonable to have two (or more) stanzas per interface. The syntax of /etc/network/interfaces should permit complete configuration of an interface within a single stanza. So, for the moment, the ugly workaround is best: iface br0 inet static

Bug#502071: ktorrent using too much cpu due to torrents with UDP trackers

Modestas Vainius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 3.1.4 has too many changes so it cannot be accepted during freeze and I see absolutely no reason to mess with 3.1.1, it's just too painful. Unfortunately, 3.1.1 is too painful to use due to this UDP bug. Lenny deserves better than to be released with a

Bug#398202: It's affecting testing too

lout 3.32-1 was moved to Testing recently, so it's currently broken in testing too. Nick. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Bug#220679: user-mode-linux: Fails to Mount Root Filesystem on Reboot

This is what's happening: 1 - boot UML using root_fs 2 - shutdown UML - doesn't shutdown properly, leaving root_fs open and locked 3 - boot UML again 4 - new UML cannot use root_fs due to lock held by old UML I am seeing this problem on my setup. shutdown on a UML does not

Bug#298352: stunnel kills itself on ppp iface up

Package: stunnel4 Version: 4.070-3 I'm using stunnel4 to create a vpn between two hosts in different parts of the Net using PPP. When the PPP interface goes up, pppd runs /etc/ppp/ip-up.d/0stunnel4 which kills the currently running stunnel and restarts it (which drops the PPP connection