> Can you see if this solves the issue on your computers?
No luck here (Xubuntu 14.04), what actually did fix the issue was
installing the latest stable release of lightdm-gtk-indicator from the
upstream ppa. This caused a few hiccups with the Greybird theme, but at
least the ghost sessions are go
It looks like that nobody is actually issuing the indicator-services-end
upstart signal, so the stop events of *all* indicators for lightdm
sessions never get fired. The other indicators just die because the
session bus disappears under their feet, but indicator-sound-service
keeps hanging around (
Reassigning to sysvinit to keep it in sync with the upstream issue.
Also, it makes more sense given that changes should happen in files shipped by
sysvinit-utils and sysv-rc.
** Package changed: systemd-shim (Debian) => sysvinit (Debian)
** Package changed: systemd-shim (Ubuntu) => sysvinit (Ubu
Public bug reported:
(forwarded from the relevant bug report raised in Debian BTS and adapted
for upstart as PID1)
Daemons which are not spawned via an upstart job (eg. those with
initscripts, ifupdown hooks and similar) are not detached from the
current logind session cgroups. This causes the se
I can confirm that software-properties 0.92.37.2 fixes the original
issue on trusty, leaving "verification-needed" as-is since I performed
only limited testing for the issue at hand.
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@Tom:
I can just report that the package is in a "worksforme" status as far as the
issue is concerned, I'm in no way affiliated with Canonical or the SRU Team :-)
If at least another user could verify it and comment on the issue (per
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/PerformingSRUVerification ) thin
As far as software-properties is concerned, the issue is being tracked
in lp:1350291 (perhaps this issue should be marked as a duplicate of
that one for software-properties and Invalid for ubuntu-cloud-archive).
The updated package is in trusty-proposed and I can confirm it works, it
only needs ve
Right now, the only way of getting Juno on 14.04 is by using the old
manual method (eg. install ubuntu-cloud-keyring and create a listfile in
/etc/apt/sources.list.d).
I'd wait for the greenlight from Canonical, though: the last upload
happened two days ago, so the archive might still not be ready
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