I can confirm what Nils Toedtmann says. I discovered this bug precisely
because I encountered situation #1089195. This is a serious issue for
any production servers as you want them to get automatic security
updates, but running out of inodes will simply bring them down. I don't
know why this
At this point I hope it is never fixed. It's more hilarious that I keep
getting emails every year or so when people discover it.
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Title:
Why can't both be included in the LTS? There could be a package named
apache-2.2 and one named apache-2.4.
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precise 12.04: consider adding
I just tested this on the latest 10.04 RC. The bug still exists. It's
exactly the same as it has been for two years.
** Also affects: gvfs
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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file permissions destroyed by vim/gvfs/fuse
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$ lspci -nv | grep -A1 0403
00:1b.0 0403: 8086:27d8 (rev 02)
Subsystem: 10cf:13b4
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headphones on laptop don't mute laptop speakers on Toshiba A120-237
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I just tested 9.10 beta CD on my Fujitsu P7230. The speakers did not
mute when I connected headphones. Audio came out of both outputs
simultaneously.
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Hi, My bug #388247 was marked as a duplicate of this one. However, I do
not believe that mine is actually a duplicate.
This bug, #296560, talks about a situation where people drag from a
lower window to an upper window. Then the lower window steals focus when
it should not do so. That is the
Tested with Jaunty Live CD. Same exact problem still exists.
Permissions on .gvfs folder are set to 700 in order to prevent
unauthorized access of virtual file systems by other users of local
system. vim and some other applications are running chmods and passing
these permissions through to the
I have a Fujitsu P7230 laptop. It has the Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7
Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02). I can confirm that
this problem still exists with the Ubuntu 9.04 beta Live CD. When I
connect my headphones, they work, but the speakers do not mute. This
used to work
I just tested the bug, and the same exact problem persists in 8.10.
I think really this is one of those bugs where you have two competing
projects/philosophies against each other. It's not a problem of coding
the solution, it's a problem of resolving conflict.
When something is mounted in .gvfs,
Because I was reminded of this bug, I decided to check again. I can
confirm that on my completely up to date install of Ubuntu 8.04, this
bug is still in effect. I tested multiple text editors this time. Some
of them caused the bug to appear, and some did not.
Editing with vim, emacs, or
, I went into the ~/.gvfs folder to find the
file test.txt. The permissions on the file were set to 700, owner and
group were both apreche (my user on the client machine). I then
proceeded to make a minor edit to the test.txt file in the ~/.gvfs
folder with vim and write the changes.
After writing
Also, Jonathan, the reason sshfs does not have a problem is that it does
not involve gvfs or fuse.
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I've investigated this issue more thoroughly, and I think I have come to
the conclusion that this is a bug in vim. Here is a quote from the vim
documentation.
blockquoteVim attempts to preserve the ACL info when writing a file. The
backup file
will get the ACL info of the original
gvim sftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]//home/leann/bug.txt
Yes, this will not produce the error because gvim will connect to the
remote real file system directly through sftp. The error only happens
when going through the gvfs/fuse file system.
Further thinking about it, I think this bug comes from two
*** This bug is a security vulnerability ***
Public security bug reported:
This bug is a little difficult to explain, but I will do my best. I'm
using Ubuntu Hardy Heron with no third party repositories. Every package
is up to date as of this posting.
It goes like this. When I edit files with
I can almost 100% confirm that this problem killed the 1.8 40 gig
Toshiba drive in my Fujitsu P7230. However, I am not upset because I
have replaced it with a solid state drive that works quite well.
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default value in power.sh potentially kills laptop disks
This bug is still the same in the gutsy beta. If the bug isn't going to
be fixed, just remove rezound from the repositories. Do we want *buntu
users to have easy access to the best open source single-track audio
recorder/editor or not?
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Crashes when trying to record (Segmentation Fault)
My roommate is having the same problem, and it has repeated multiple
times. Seemingly at random times while working with Audacity on Fiesty
on his new computer, it will crash, hard. Not just Audacity, but the
whole system. He has to hard reboot to be able to do anything. It's only
when working
We are also having this problem in rezound on Feisty on every machine we
have tried. It crashes as soon as you try to record with a segfault.
Trying to compile rezound from source results in the same exact issue.
My guess is that one of the dependencies of rezound is a newer version
in Feisty and
I don't have this problem in Gnome under Feisty, but I do have the
problem in Xfce under Feisty. I've uninstalled libdeskbar-tracker. I've
also killed trackerd, and tried to make sure it does not start
automatically. This, of course, allows deskbar to start without
crashing. However, trackerd is
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