I hope the relevant people notice this bug report soon, it's serious.
Failure to respect /etc/hosts removes a powerful way to manage networks
and also to block ads and some types of web threats.
You can disable dnsmasq by commenting it out in the NetworkManager
config, as the OP said, but there is
Hi. I'm just a random Ubuntu user who is also a DropBox user. I
intsalled the package from the Ubuntu repo, got the "running from an
unsupported location" message, and found this bug report.
As I read this thread, the Dropbox company position is that it's better
not to have the package in the Ubun
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 649591 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/649591
I believe this bug should be considered a duplicate of bug 649591 which
was found, filed, fixed, and released today. Thank you Scott Moser for
getting the attention of Colin Watson.
Since that bug is already
The "nobootwait" option is one that mountall strips. Since that option
is not at the end of the list, you are falling foul of this bug. If you
move that option to the end of your options list, you will work around
but bug and you will be able to boot.
Does anybody know how to get attention for thi
Leif, what you wrote is either encouraging or not, depending on how I'm
reading it. I think you're saying that the upstream 2.6.32 doesn't have
this problem, so the fix won't come from that direction. But Lucid's
2.6.32 (somehow) does have this problem. Where does it come from, and is
anybody looki
I'm not sure I'm reading this bug system's UI properly, but it looks
like this is still open ("New" not "Invalid") as regards the "GNOME
keyring" subsystem, and that's where the upstream bug is being tracked.
This bug is closed ("Invalid") with respect to the subsystem "gnome-
keyring (ubuntu)" but
Upstream, the GNOME bug 616861 has very little data and no triage or
assignment, certainly nothing like Forest's excellent analysis that
appears here comment 18 and in bug 357346, plus whatever notes he has
put in the bugs linked to from there.
This seems insane. Would it get more attention to say
I'm having a similar situation on an Acer Aspire One AO110 netbook. This
system has Intel mobile graphics, not ATI - is there another bug filed
for non-ATI?
lspci reports my graphics as:
00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME,
943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Con
pbaco, thanks for the confirmation. I hope somebody on the mountall
project sees this bug soon.
As a workaround, try moving "nobootwait" to the end of your option list,
and removing "optional" entirely. If you only use one option that
mountall wants to strip and you put that option at the end, you
I have figured out this bug. It has nothing to do with nfs. The
"mountall" program is entering an infinite loop in the "cut_options"
function because of a logic error in the string processing.
The cut_options function exists to strip mountall-only options
(showthrough, optional, bootwait, nobootwa
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