I'm experiencing the same issue with files mounted under
/mnt/user/sshfs/user@server/home/user where user is the username of
the individual and server is the server they are accessing. This means
/mnt is also affected.
Removing the apparmor rules resolves the issue.
I have to say I agree with
Ahh, if one PPA can break the updater then it does make sense to disable
them all during the upgrade process. Like you say an additional step to
enable them again once the upgrade is complete would be the solution in
this case.
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Public bug reported:
The upgrade process from 16.10 to 17.04 (for example) performed by both
the GUI and do-release-upgrade CLI methods, disables 3rd party PPAs.
Whilst it is understandable that PPAs targeted specifically at the
release which is being upgraded should be disabled, it seems unnecess
Actually I agree, it seems the correct solution is not to hide the
location bar on larger screens (which would be a UI improvement anyway
IMHO).
James the Google UI elements auto-hiding won't change the viewport size
or the width so that won't affect the scaling so that should be fine.
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You re
I can understand why google is changing the width based on the viewport height,
there is some logic behind it...
They want the page to render in a way that prevents posts being vertically
cropped too much (which would result in the user only being able to view a
small part of the post and havin
This seems to explain it, currently trying to teach myself apparmor to
find a temporary fix...
apps kernel: [ 707.036112] audit: type=1400 audit(1445331859.865:41):
apparmor="DENIED" operation="mount" info="failed type match" error=-13
profile="/usr/bin/lxc-start" name="/dev/ptmx" pid=2746 comm="
I can confirm the same as what Stephen just said.
Servers rebooted overnight for the security patch and none of the LXC
containers restarted or can be started.
lxc-start: conf.c: setup_pts: 1772 Permission denied - mount failed
'/dev/pts/ptmx'->'/dev/ptmx'
This is on a live 14.04 LTS server
Aga
