That other bug report says:
> I fixed it by removing the quotes around $DNS and $DOMAINS on line 47
and 51.
I found that in my version of the relevant file (which is - yes? -
/etc/network/if-up.d/resolved) the lines at issue were lines 48 and 52.
(I use Linux Mint 21.1, which is based upon
Like the previous poster, I too have this problem whilst running the
Cinnamon DE.
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Title:
ssh-agent fails to start
This bug report is now very old, but is this bug still present?
Here is why I ask.
Running valgrind on a C program - a program that I adapted from someone
else - showed a lot of possible leaks. But I learnt from this the
present bug report to do 'snd_config_update_free_global()'. Having done
Cf.: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/system-config-
printer/+bug/1963723.
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Title:
system-config-printer can't
I am sorry to necrobump, but I don't get it.
$ sudo echo -n '2-3' | tee -a /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usb/unbind
Produces, on my system, this: 'tee: unbind: Permission denied'.
Similarly if I have used 'su' to obtain root:
# echo -n '2-3' | tee -a /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usb/unbind
2-3tee:
I experience what might be a similar crash, albeit on Linux Mint.
I have put a crash dump here: https://termbin.com/b726b. Also, I
reported the issue against Mint, here:
https://github.com/linuxmint/cinnamon/issues/10412#issuecomment-949710193.
I am unsure whether this the current page is the
I too would welcome an option whereby apt-get update would wholly ignore
'held' - i.e., held back - packages.
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Title:
Given that the change to the compression format is one of the headline
features of Ubuntu 20, and that Ubuntu 20 is a LTS release (and thus,
for one thing, a release upon which other Linux distributions are based)
I am surprised that this problem made it into the final release.
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This page says a fix i released, in the form of a new version of the pm-
utils package. In *which* version is the fix present, please, anyone?
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I hace openresolv installed, do not have resolvconf installed, and I
still see the above error. I see the error even after deleting
/etc/resolv.conf.
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I have this problem on Linux Mint 19.1, which is based on Ubuntu 18.04.1
(although admittedly I am running the alpha of Mint 19.2).
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Thanks. However, is that safe to do, i.e. it won't compromise security,
will it?
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Title:
I have just now experienced this when doing an update on Linux Mint 19.1
Cinnamon.
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Title:
Ubuntu 16.04.1LTS -
Public bug reported:
According to my system log, at boot time Zeigeist-datahub-vala triggers
mount requests for network shares. Given that some of these shares may
be offline, and given that the user and (to my knowledge) the system is
not yet trying to use these shares, this behaviour strikes me
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