Hi,
The problem is that the /usr/share/perl5/IkiWiki.pm file contains the
following hard coded directory in the $installdir variable on line 28:
our $version="3.09ubuntu1";our $installdir="/usr/local";
You can fix the bug locally by running the following command which
replaces /usr/local wit
Hi Wawrzek,
I need a little extra information. Can you please install the strace
package and then run the following command from the command line:
strace -o tilda.strace.txt tilda
After tilda fails to run again, please attach tilda.strace.txt to this
bug.
Thank You,
-Dave
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Tilda crushing
Hi Jakub,
update-rc.d is supposed to use sequence number 20 when you tell it to
use the defaults. The manual says,
"If defaults is used then [...] all the links will have sequence
number 20, but this should be overridden if there are dependencies."
If you need to restore a package to its def
Thanks for your suggestion. As you noted, Ubuntu doesn't create a
partition for /tmp, and unfortunately binding and remounting the tmp
directory doesn't prevent users from executing files.
$ sudo mount -o bind /tmp /tmp
$ sudo mount -o remount,bind,nosuid /tmp /tmp
$ echo '#!/bin/echo' > foo
$ ch
Hi Guilermo,
There are two steps to resolve this problem. First we need to make sure
this isn't a misconfiguration, then we need to generate a log of your
POP session with GMail.
Please check your settings in thunderbird; in particular, make sure none
of the settings beneath "Leave the message i
Hi LoRaK,
Did compiz work the way you expected in Ubuntu 8.04?
Thanks,
-Dave
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cursor over tooltip -> window previews disappear
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: webcalendar
Hi,
The post installation script calls /etc/init.d restart. This isn't
ideal: it can cause problems for current users of the webserver and it
means that WebCalendar gets blamed when another application breaks
Apache during upgrade. For an e
Hi phpicalendar maintainer,
An examination of the original submitter's attached DpkgTerminalLog.txt
reveals that Apache had a valid configuration before
phpicalendar_2.24-1_all.deb was installed. After it was installed,
Apache failed a configuration test with the following error:
> apache2: Synt
Hi Samuel,
I understand your problem, but I think bash is working the way it's
documentation says it should. The bash manual page says:
"? Expands to the status of the most recently executed foreground
pipeline."
and
"The return status of a pipeline is the exit status of the last
comm
Sorry to add another comment before I received your response, but I
think I've found both your problem and a solution.
If the your mouse flickers when scrolling even when you don't use the
mouse wheel, you're probably using an application that tries to set its
own cursor -- for example firefox. E
Hi Paul,
Is the mouse flicker a function of your scroll wheel or just plain
scrolling? For example, try the following test: in the application
where scrolling your scroll wheel flickers the mouse, try scrolling with
the keyboard up and down arrows.
Please let me know the results of your test.
T
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