1) /run or /var/run is a non-issue: Ubuntu (at least until Trusty)
should have a /var/run symlink pointing to /run. So it's the same using
either /var/run/php5-fpm.pid or /run/php5-fpm.pid.
2) Logrotate script is not updated even on 5.5.9+dfsg-1ubuntu4.4; if the
logrotate script is updated as
1) /run or /var/run is a non-issue: Ubuntu (at least until Trusty)
should have a /var/run symlink pointing to /run. So it's the same using
either /var/run/php5-fpm.pid or /run/php5-fpm.pid.
2) Logrotate script is not updated even on 5.5.9+dfsg-1ubuntu4.4; if the
logrotate script is updated as
See that. Probably right now it's the best arrangement for Hong Kong
users as well given currently (limited) resource.
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Title:
please change
In reply to comment 41:
The 2 reports are not entirely related. But I hope this report is only
limited to the scope of 69-language-selector-zh-tw.conf. The case for
Hong Kong is more serious, in that *none* of the fonts described above
have enough coverage of Hong Kong Supplementary Character Set
The bug 1173571 is about using which font as default for zh-tw, but all
of the fonts discussed there have more or less complete coverage for zh-
tw. Here I'm talking about font *not* complete for zh-hk but pretend to
be so. And yes, I do wish WenQuanYi be removed as title.
Should it be removed
Replying to comment #5:
Expect it won't be fixed. Arne was not working for Ubuntu since 2010...
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Title:
Wrong glyph
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Public bug reported:
Currently the only font in Ubuntu supporting (or close enough) Hong Kong
Supplementary Character Set is Uming HK. WenQuanYi was claiming it
supports zh-hk, but in reality it is done with fontconfig deceiving.
In HKSCS charset definition dated 2004, there are 4941 characters.
This bug has been opened 10.04 days, as bug #669142. The core of problem
here is, Ubuntu modifications of open-iscsi was based on the braindead
Debian versions *four years ago*, and no attempt of rebasing the work on
recent Debian package (which at least reverts some of the stupid
'features') is
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 394398 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/394398
Besides, this approach won't work, because if I set both 'node.startup'
and 'node.conn[0].startup' to automatic, then the number would be double
counted.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/394398
My comment #4 was a bit wrong. Previous report about this problem is not
bug #669142, but bug #394398 instead, reported since Hardy.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 394398
Logic to
Marked Bug #1001535 as duplicate of this one.
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Title:
Logic to determine expected number of running session wrong
(regression in hardy's
The core of problem here is, Ubuntu modifications of open-iscsi was
based on the braindead Debian versions *four years ago*, and no attempt
of rebasing the work on recent Debian package (which at least reverts
some of the stupid 'features' and eliminate some of the bugs against
open-iscsi package)
Broder, this approach is not sufficient to fix problem, because if I set
both 'node.startup' and 'node.conn[0].startup' to automatic, then the
result from grep would be double counted, so ${ISCSI_TARGET_NB} and
$ISCSI_SESSION_NB} never ever match. It's mere lucky that iscsiadm
--loginall will
Replying to comment #8:
Indeed the procedure works, even for now. I have just rebuilt slib +
gnucash with changes you described (also in gnucash wiki too), and is
happily using gnucash now without any apparent problem.
BTW, creating a whole package just for the purpose of including a
symlink
@nomnex
Mine only allows GET requests from one.ubuntu.com to local private IP, instead
of allowing all kinds of requests.
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You received this bug
Somebody has already filed bug #513197 to urge updating to newest
version of ntfs-3g. Don't hold your breath though, generally this won't
be done until corresponding Debian package has been updated. For now you
may either compile your own or try some of the PPA packages.
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Instead of throwing out the baby with bath water, the following SYSTEM
ABE rule can be a bit more fine grained:
Site LOCAL
Accept from LOCAL
Accept GET from one.ubuntu.com
Deny
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It has been said very clearly that a
href=https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-
devel/2008-February/025065.htmlslocate would be removed/a. Don't
expect anything to be 'fixed' if the intention is to drop it completely.
Though I have not much idea why the final result is to add mlocate
instead.
Of course, because the fix is completely irrelevent to CVS-2007-6318,
which is not fixed even after WordPress 2.3.3. The fix is against
another vuln instead:
http://xforce.iss.net/xforce/xfdb/39409
I don't know how wrong and how far does this advisory go though.
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Read:
Since the Gutsy release is already out, aumix for Gutsy has entered a
stable buggy state. Any new package would cause the buggy state to be
changed, thus require very careful consideration before deploying, and
is rejected so far. Hardy has no such requirement ('freezing buggy
state'), thus
To Yotam:
No, don't expect gnuchess package maintainer would do anything, since
there is nothing wrong with gnuchess package. It's gnome-games
maintainer adding the conlict manually, and don't even bother checking
if such conflict is still valid or not.
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people won't give a damn about it. Move the bug to gnome-games instead,
or anything that bears with name gnome. Filing to gnuchess wastes
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/80791
You
The new chess game inside gnome-games IS glchess. gnome-games wants to
be self-contained, so it included the whole gnuchess inside its own
source, with just very minor modifications.
Right now they should have been able to coexist perfectly together, I
found this conflicting thing utterly silly
Very interesting. With bad extension or bad config file, Apache would
die on reload but still keep running on restart? That's new discovery.
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Sebastian, just calm down. Not worth discussing, let's just fix it in
our own servers.
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Alan, you can be correct, the bug is reported such a long time ago that
I don't even notice the name of source is mysql-dfsg now.
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This is very likely a missing build-dep. /usr/lib/libscim-
gtkutils-1.0.so is a symlink pointing to /usr/lib/libscim-
gtkutils-1.0.so.8.1.0, which is contained inside scim-gtk2-immodule
package. But scim-gtk2-immodule is not listed as a build dependency.
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Is it in some way related to the following upstream KDE/QT bug?
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=39185
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The problem does not exist in Dapper, so probably this bug can be
closed. Haven't checked about Edgy though.
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* changed the fc-cache call in the postinst script to be fc-cache update and
not care about the /root directory and create a symbolic link in
/etc/fonts/conf.d/: 20-ttf-bpg-georgian-fonts.conf
Without this link, fontconfig ignores the configuration file... don't know why.
It's because when
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