Thank you for you recommendations.
I was able to restore some of the data which has been lost.
The nvidia graphics card was causing all the trouble, after a replacement with
intel graphics, I have never experienced any issues again.
It is likely that the closed source driver caused also other is
Try to reproduce as follows:
1) Connect to Wifi network and enter WRONG password the first time
2) Connection failed, enter a new password and save it.
3) Connection fails?
3) Check in the edit connection dialog which password is stored. Is it the one
entered in 1) or the new one entered?
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You can go to the edit connections dialog to view the password in plain text
and compare it to the one entered in the failed-connection dialog.
If the password stored is not the one you have entered, you have found a bug,
that the entered password is not stored.
You can try to change it in the ed
As not everybody experiences this issue:
Is the issue related to the WLAN network being HIDDEN/VISIBLE?
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Can you check the password in network-manager view and edit it there?
I think that the "wrong password - enter new"-dialog does not save the entered
password and thus a reconnect with the old wrong password always fails.
See also Bug #1542733 which I have experienced together with this one.
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Seems still be broken in 16.04.1 LTS Desktop.
Note: The network I was experiencing this issue with is a hidden WLAN network.
When using a visible WLAN network, the issue might not occur.
Command line Workaround (see Bug #1542733) works for me to reconnect manually
(tested only on Desktop)
nmcli
Sometimes I experience this issue even at home with only one access point.
I use a hidden SSID.
The issue occurs sometimes when signal is weak.
As result the network is unusable (Ping fails), but seems to be connected
according to the network manager display.
Sometimes I also get a Password prompt
We could keep a list of hardware where authentication was rejected, so that we
won't keep on trying to reconnect with a wrong password.
But we should keep on retrying, if the fault was a connection fault only, but
not a reject due to wrong credentials.
Probably in NM we should have a menu entry
Even it is annoying to be asked for a password when not editing the network
settings.
Just ignoring the failure and searching for another network is the best thing
to do when an access point cannot be connected to.
Probably we could have some settings where we could choose to do the following
t
Created bug 1634997 for dekko.
Probably it would be a good thing, if lock files would be handled by a library,
so that bugs can be fixed at a central place.
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Remove all stale locks that I found and now everything seems to be
working again:
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~/.config$ du -a |grep lock$
rm ~/.config/connectivity-service/config.ini.lock
rm ~/.config/dekko.dekkoproject/mailboxConfig.json.lock
rm ~/.config/dekko.dekkoproject/notifications.json.lock
r
Could probably be related to: Bug #1316634
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[phone] Does not auto-switch to available, known WiFi
Sta
I have noticed this issue as the backup via backuppc works only when the
mobile device is available in the local network.
Then I have to manually reconnect the mobile device before a backup can
take place.
This has worked well before.
By the way, I have experienced a similar issue on my Thinkpad
Last weekend the telephone froze (after turning off hotspot). And I had
to hard-reset it using the power button.
Then the strange behaviour began:
On startup, only one sim card (without pin) was working.
Also I was unable to unlock the pin protected card (there was no dialog asking
for the pass
Next steps:
- 1) Check the file /var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.state when the
problem occurs next time.
With connected network it looks like:
[main]
NetworkingEnabled=true
WirelessEnabled=true
WWANEnabled=true
WimaxEnabled=true
- 2) Check the files in /var/lib/NetworkManager/ for thei
Now I have done further tests.
Sometimes calling network-manager restart once will suffice to get connected,
but sometimes not. Then you can try again and again without getting a
connection.
Then networking restart and then network-manager restart will do it.
michael@thinkpad:~$ sudo /etc/init.
This bug seems to affect dekko (See Dan's comment on bug 1501912 ), but
this is probably not critical.
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With version 0.6.11 (Download: see bug 1501912 ), dekko sometimes seems
to receive an incoming email automatically, sometimes it needs manual
refresh.
But I would expect that dekko could play a sound and/or display a
notification message in the Notifications slider of Ubuntu Phone when a
new messa
Today I tried this:
michael@thinkpad:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/network-manager restart
[sudo] password for michael:
[ ok ] Restarting network-manager (via systemctl): network-manager.service.
michael@thinkpad:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/network-manager restart
[ ok ] Restarting network-manager (via systemctl):
With OTA 7 it could not connect to my TomTom VIA 135.
With an android device it was no problem to pair it and use it as hands free,
so I would expect it to work with Ubuntu, too.
I will retest this with OTA 8.
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In the PIN PAD example above the (0) should be centered in the row as it
is already now in the lock screen. I have just entered too many leading
spaces there.
The number of digits to be entered as PIN should be at least 4.
When entering 112 and (/) the dialog should ask if it is intended to
dial
I would suggest the following solution:
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Enter
Device PIN
(1) (2) (3)
(4) (5) (6)
(7) (8) (9)
(0)
(X) (<) (/)
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The numbers could be grey or blue.
The (X) button is red and locks the screen.
The (<) button is yellow deletes the last cipher of the entered
Happens reproducable on my BQ Aquaris 4.5 with Ubuntu 15.04 (r25).
I have updated today (04.09.2015) but despite of the release Notes
(https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/ReleaseNotes/OTA-6) saying that contacts can now
be imported, it does not work. :-(
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When the issue occurs, the network manager tells me that there are
wireless networks available, but it does not connect automatically to
the hidden network.
Probably there is some state that is stored in NetworkManager:
* When you have manually disconnected from a wireless network, you probably
d
Unfortuately I have to admit that my patch did not really solve th
issue.
While yesterday the problem did not reappear, today I was experiencing
the problem again.
Before I was thinking, that the problem appeared everytime when the
network was connected before and thus when not manually connectin
The patch works with Xubuntu 15.04, but the bug has been reported for Ubuntu
14.04.
Can someone confirm that the patch is sufficient to solve the issue on Ubuntu
14.04?
Probably the network-manager needs to be updated, too, if the version provided
with Ubuntu 14.04 still lacks support for pre-u
Created patch for the /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/01ifupdown
script.
** Patch added: "Patch for the /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/01ifupdown
script"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1316634/+attachment/4414182/+files/01ifupdown.patch
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The solution:
Uncomment the code which has been commented out due to an already fixed gnome
bug. This fixed the issue for me. Please confirm that it does fix it for you,
too.
michael@thinkpad:/etc$ git diff NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/01ifupdown
diff --git a/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/01ifupdo
I have this issue on a Thinkpad with Xubuntu 15.04.
It seems not to be hardware-related.
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Does not aut
Reproduced issue and created new crash report: Bug #1456314 : Xorg
crashed with SIGABRT in fast_composite_tiled_repeat()
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Removed duplicate status, because the bug #1456303 lacks valuable debug symbols.
I have to reproduce again later.
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of private bug 1456303
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Marked this bug as a duplicate of bug #1456303 (I have created that bug
after reproducing the crash).
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XServer crashes when visiting web page containing PDF with Firefo
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** Description changed:
When opening the following link with Firefox, the X Server crashes:
http://www.rauchmoebel.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Prospekte_PDF/Select/Prospekt_IMPULS_D_Webseite.pdf
As such a bug might be used for evil pur
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Yes, I just was able to reproduce.
I will try to add some more information...
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XServer crashes when visiting web
Thank you for the information.
I was thinking, that I have destroyed the extents and other features of the
ext4 file system by using a tool that is not aware of the special ext4
features, leading to filesystem coruption.
What happens, if I hit CTRL-C during fsck? Can that leave the filesystem in
It should be necessary to type "yes" to continue. Just "y" or hitting
enter should not not do it and abort the command.
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After some crashes due to a broken nvidia driver, the system didn't boot and
presented me a shell to manually repair the file system.
Then I didn't think and typed fsck without the -t ext4 parameter and the
program asked me many questions, if I want to fix something which I
** Description changed:
Ubuntu: 14.04 LTS
The problem occurs always, but only with remote site reporting wrong/broken
file permissions:
- sftp downloads files with those wrong permissions. The download succeeds, but
to access the file, you have to chmod them.
- Recursive downloads fail re
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sftp client stores files and directories with wrong permissions
received by the server
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1374386 ***
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I was able to reproduce it with a broken remote site that reports its
files have no permission at all.
Remote permissions are applied to local directories before its content
is downloaded. Thus local files
** Description changed:
- The problem occurs always, but only with remote site reporting
- wrong/broken file permissions:
+ Ubuntu: 14.04 LTS
+ The problem occurs always, but only with remote site reporting wrong/broken
file permissions:
sftp downloads files with those wrong permissions. The
Public bug reported:
The problem occurs always, but only with remote site reporting
wrong/broken file permissions:
sftp downloads files with those wrong permissions. The download succeeds, but
to access the file, you have to chmod them.
Recursive downloads fail reproducibly.
A workaround for a
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