It seems this version string was introduced in a upstream Debian patch
indeed, when it was based on a prerelease version of Python 3.9. The
patch (git-updates.diff) was dropped later.
Introduced (erroneously):
This change seems to be reverted somehow!?
Briefly saw 0.40.x, installed the update, now the latest in repositories
is 0.36.3:
$ apt policy netplan.io
netplan.io:
Installed: 0.40.1~18.04.2
Candidate: 0.40.1~18.04.2
Version table:
*** 0.40.1~18.04.2 100
100
Public bug reported:
Postfix 3.3.0 [1] is available in bionic at the time of writing and
added support for running in containers by having the master process
running in the foreground. 3.3.1 bugfix release [2] became available May
20 with a fix for using this feature:
> Postfix did not support
@Francesco Ongaro:
That appears to be another issue, unrelated to the bug in the
description. Also supported by the amount of people that have reported
success on this with the workaround. I suspect it is related to the
hardware you're using. Please open a new bug report instead, I'd say.
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I discovered that apt-dater is completely broken in the current state.
Even with a valid XML host configuration file as generated, e.g.
hosts
group name=Localnet
host name=localhost comment=Edit ~/.config/apt-dater/hosts.xml!/
/group
/hosts
It will not be able to use that host:
ssh:
** Description changed:
The author of apt-dater decided to switch from plain text configuration
files to XML [1] in 1.0.2 [2]. However, this package incorporates 1.0.1
with some commits that inadvertently introduced this backwards
incompatible change as well to 1.0.1.
After upgrading
Public bug reported:
The author of apt-dater decided to switch from plain text configuration
files to XML [1] in 1.0.2 [2]. However, this package incorporates 1.0.1
with some commits that inadvertently introduced this backwards
incompatible change as well to 1.0.1.
After upgrading Ubuntu to
** Description changed:
As reported upstream, the JSON module of Python is vulnerable for
reading arbitrary process memory. Please apply the patch as included in
the upstream bug report: http://bugs.python.org/issue21529
- I'm not aware of any CVE assigned to this bug.
+ CVE-2014-4616 is
*** This bug is a security vulnerability ***
Public security bug reported:
As reported upstream, the JSON module of Python is vulnerable for
reading arbitrary process memory. Please apply the patch as included in
the upstream bug report: http://bugs.python.org/issue21529
I'm not aware of any
Yes, I think I've seen similar results when doing some testing around
the time of this bug report with OpenSC upstream, OpenSC-CardContact
upstream and Ubuntu's 0.13.0 version. I did not manage to find a set of
patches to get it working properly with EC keys, even with CardContact's
OpenSC.
I *think* I'm bumping into the same issue. However, I was noticing this
from the network side of resource usage. While connected to a certain
Windows Terminal Server, looking at a Windows lock screen my network
bandwidth usage is around 10Mbit with 10k (!) ethernet frames per
second.
Could you
Public bug reported:
Generating an ECC keypair on-card will result in a private key on the
card, but it does not list the public key (pkcs15-tool -D, pkcs11-tool
--list-objects). Possibly related to #1311921.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Generate an ECC keypair will produce a warning:
$ pkcs11-tool
Public bug reported:
OpenSC 0.13.0 does not list RSA public keys which are of 2048 bits in
size on a SmartCard-HSM smart card.
Although the keys are listed after on-card key generation, only the
private key is listed later. This issue does not appear for keys of 1024
bits in size on the same
Attaching debdiff of proposed fix in bug description.
** Patch added: opensc_0.13.0-3ubuntu4_0.13.0-3ubuntu4ppa1~trusty.debdiff
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/opensc/+bug/1311921/+attachment/4094845/+files/opensc_0.13.0-3ubuntu4_0.13.0-3ubuntu4ppa1%7Etrusty.debdiff
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@Sebastien Hmm, you're right. It looks like I've taken the commit hashes
after cherry-picking them. I'll upload a new debdiff with the correct
hashes when I find the opportunity. Thanks for noticing!
In the meantime, here are the correct ones:
4c1cafe epass2003: key generation allows stricter
Here's the promised debdiff with appropriate changelog.
** Patch added: opensc_0.13.0-3ubuntu3ppa1~trusty.debdiff
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/opensc/+bug/1176305/+attachment/4017111/+files/opensc_0.13.0-3ubuntu3ppa1%7Etrusty.debdiff
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Applying some upstream commits in master not in 0.13.0 fixed the issue
for me. Attached you'll find a debdiff and packages are available on my
PPA. https://launchpad.net/~gertvdijk/+archive/epass2003
Please incorporate it in Ubuntu for 14.04.
Thanks for those commented in the Fedora bug tracker
How does this implement Manual Partitioning LVM? As far as I can see
this only support logical partitions, not Logical Volumes in terms of
LVM.
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Initially marked myself as affected, but I haven't seen this for at
least half a year (maybe even more) on 12.04.
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Title:
Colord suddenly takes
This is still affecting fully updated 12.04 and 12.10 Kubuntu versions.
I would be very grateful if this is going to be addressed some time.
Upstream documentation of KDE refers to it being present in the very
base of KDE workspace since 4.3, but it seems to be moved to a separate
project:
From comment 21 by Tim Edwards (tkedwards):
if you see this problem even though polkit-kde-1 is installed I reckon
you've hit a new issue and need to open a new bug.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/719260
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 719260
X509 support for openssh
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I have the same 138a:003d Validity Sensors, Inc. on my HP Elitebook
8570w. Running Linux 3.7.4 still does not support this device it seems.
Here's some more hardware information.
'usb-devices' output:
T: Bus=01 Lev=02 Prnt=02 Port=00 Cnt=01 Dev#= 3 Spd=12 MxCh= 0
D: Ver= 1.10 Cls=ff(vend.)
Just to clarify a bit more, this was asked on Ask Ubuntu
(http://askubuntu.com/q/244323/88802) and it seems an issue still valid
for current Ubuntu releases.
Steps to reproduce:
- Start a regular desktop environment.
- Configure the laptop closing lid action to suspend the machine.
- Shut the
Bernd: Yes, you're still on 0.8.1-1ubuntu2. The fix is in
0.8.1-1ubuntu3.
If you're on Precise or Quantal, just install this package from Raring
available here: http://packages.ubuntu.com/raring/kde-config-touchpad -
that works for me.
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Had the same issue here. Solved it by disabling all addons except the
Ubuntu default addons. Might figure out later which add on was the
cause.
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@luizluca:
No, it's not dead.
I think development has moved from sourceforge.net to the mainline kernel
(staging), as development there continues.
https://github.com/mirrors/linux/tree/master/drivers/staging/usbip (last commit
less than a month ago at time of writing)
And yes, very
As axel points out in comment 10: this bug is about the need to install
some package manually after Kubuntu installation (on standard Ubuntu
install) in order to do system updates. I think more people would agree
with me that installing packages manually before being able to install
updates or
Tim, your explanation in comment 13 is unfortunately jumping to
conclusions; it isn't *that* simple as you suggest, assuming you mean a
dependency on Muon.
A hard dependency on muon for polkit-kde-1 will pull in a lot of KDE-stuff
(e.g. depends: kde-runtime) - if one not running KDE wants to
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 900384 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/900384
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 900384
usbipd requires usbip_common_mod.ko and usbip.ko kernel modules, which are
not available in any package
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Got here when using a remote session using Nomachine NX server (and client) and
using report problem in Ubuntu 12.04. Happens every time when logging in
remotely.
In the KDE tray I see that the network manager applet is out of order too (no
network interfaces).
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This issue is marked as 'Fix released', but I don't agree about that. As
Murz describes in comment 7, one will still need to install polkit-kde-1
manually after installing KDE on an existing regular ubuntu
installation.
Creating this 'or' dependency on polkit-kde-1 for qapt is not
sufficient,
Public bug reported:
Sometimes, the KDE Power applet indicates an incorrect remaining battery
percentage for my laptop. The information in /proc/acpi/battery are
correct and also my platform-specific (Thinkpad) kernel module shows the
correct info. Also running 'upower -d' (output partly shown in
** Attachment added: upower output with applet information together
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/879153/+attachment/2563676/+files/screenshot-battery-hangs.png
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After installing KDE on regular Ubuntu using apt-get install kubuntu-
desktop, I am not able to change any of the system settings requiring
administrative privileges due to the lack of the installation of
polkit-kde-1. It will fail with an error as described here below with
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Kubuntu desktop missing dependency on polkit-kde-1
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From the Debian bug report:
I've just put thinkfan 0.7.3 on sf.net, which (I hope) will eliminate all
problems with using 127 or -2147483648 as a fan level.
Is it possible to upload 0.7.3 for oneiric or backport the fix upstream
to 0.7.1?
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While this is considered a critical issue, the workaround (thinkfan) is
affected by another bug and it still isn't fixed after almost six months... I
have put a how-to online on how to patchbuildconfigure thinkfan for affected
users not comfortable in building packages.
Public bug reported:
I have found a (sometimes) reproducible path to render the digital
output of my soundcard useless, until reboot.
1. Log in as user A
2. Select Digital Stereo (IEC958) Output + Analogue Stereo Input in the Sound
Preferences for the sound card.
3. Play some audio, this works
** Attachment added: Pulseaudio verbose logging output
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I think I am suffering from the same problem on my Thinkpad T61p. Pulseaudio is
complaining with the same messages, but I have some additional problems, maybe
related:
1. S/PDIF (iec958) output has little (but annoying) clipping sound after each
boot. solved by muting and unmuting in
Debian has removed the package from unstable due to this bug and alternatives
are available. This package is not available in Ubuntu releases after Lucid.
See http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=576821
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #576821
Since yesterday I started to use thinkfan with the patch applied from
the Debian bug report. This does the trick for now, but I really would
like to see a fix for level auto in thinkpad-acpi.
@Mikhail:
It seems common that level 7 (seems the highest) is indeed only halfway the
full speed of the
This issue is occuring for me since a very long time; using Windows the
fans have a much higher speed setting compared to using Linux and the
thinkpad-acpi driver. However, since the use of Maverick I experience a
lot more automatic shutdowns, triggered by thinkpad-acpi, due to
overheating.
I've installed the libvirt package in lucid-proposed and this issue
hasn't reoccurred for me! Very happy user here. :)
Right after installation it did happen again though, but I forgot to do
'service libvirt-bin restart'. After that I've started/stopped VMs more
than 20 times, all running smooth.
I've installed the libvirt package in lucid-proposed and this issue
hasn't reoccurred for me! Very happy user here. :)
Right after installation it did happen again though, but I forgot to do
'service libvirt-bin restart'. After that I've started/stopped VMs more
than 20 times, all running smooth.
Would be really nice if the fix upstream could be merged into Lucid's
kernel. Looking at the patch this should be quite straightforward.
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Title:
For me the refresh interval is set to 15 minutes, the default - I didn't
touch it.
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Also affected by this bug. Particularly irritating when resume from
suspend, which I do a few times a day generally. Most of the times the
network is unreachable for a number of seconds, so I guess that's the
cause for it.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/633140
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Good news. I'm not experiencing this bug anymore in Jaunty RC, so it
seems to be fixed.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/271542
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It was present for me in Hardy in particular and I kept having this problem a
few weeks in Intrepid. It was about 30 songs (random/shuffle from library) it
would last for the first freeze to occur.
Now, with intrepid-updates, -proposed and -backports enabled I haven't had this
problem in weeks.
My lspci -vvnn is exactly the same as Soenke's, but I cannot reproduce the
problem. Never had problems after closing the lid.
(you should run lspci as root, with sudo)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/292567
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/297213
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JeppeM and SiLeNcE: could you check if you're only having problems when
there are EDID warnings in the X log? It might be related.
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You should modprobe hdaps_ec, not hdaps.
But, after last kernel upgrade for Intrepid I get this error loading hdaps_ec:
FATAL: Module hdaps_ec not found.
Why is that? Somebody forgot to compile hdaps_ec in the kernel modules package?
linux-restricted-modules-2.6.27-7-generic Version: 2.6.27-7.12
I can also confirm it has not been fixed in the latest packages. (same
hardware as Tommi Mikkola)
I'm using joenix' workaround (thanks joenix!), because I like the faster
resume from suspend for the 177 driver and I don't log out or switch
user much.
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I've got the exact same problems on my Thinkpad T61p as Craig.
It's fairly reproducible for me. Every time I plug or unplug the power cord I
get the following message in syslog:
acpid: client has disconnected
and gnome-power-manager becomes unresponsive. This also results in not being
able to
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 288294 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/288294
You're right Mario. Here's the story:
I noticed the bug since the beta release and I couldn't think of where I had to
look for resolving this issue, since there are many changes in HAL and the
kernel since
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 288294 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/288294
I did some more extensive tests and here are the results:
Intrepid (updated) - after fresh reboot: soft-killswitch works flawlessly,
hard-killswitch can only bring WLAN down, not up. After
I think it might be a duplicate of bug #193970, of which is a known issue in
the release notes of Intrepid.
Weird thing is that I haven't had any problems with it in Hardy.
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[Intrepid] Radio killswitch off-event isn't recognized on Thinkpad T61p
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/289286
You
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 288294 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/288294
Apparantly this has been solved in hal 0.5.11-4ubuntu4, also for
Thinkpads.
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Status: New = Fix Released
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 288294
Dell HAL
Last night I got this same issue. In Hardy it was more often though and
only when enabling crossfading between songs, now also when doing a fast
forward in a song.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267268
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Public bug reported:
On my laptop, a Lenovo T61p I have two radio killswitches. One at the
front, to be considered as a hardware switch and a soft-key (Fn+F5). The
one at the front will disable all radio devices (BT, WLAN and WWAN if
available) and the soft-key will toggle between the different
Same problem here, with updated packages as of 2008-10-23. This seems
the problem only for local networks. When connecting to my 802.1x
university's network I get an external IP (130.x) and resolv.conf is
updated fine. When connecting to local networks it will not and my
resolv.conf is empty,
I think I might have found the issue here. As with Michael Flaig (the
bug reporter) it's a local network without a gateway (it is set as
0.0.0.0 so it won't give you internet access obviously). When I set a
fake gateway the resolv.conf file is updated!
Question arises: Is it by design that
This is definately a bug. You can have DNS service in a network without
a gateway.
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/271542
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Encountered this today while running a daily-live CD on my Thinkpad T61p. Not
only got a hang, but also (very) loud beeps during boot very soon after the
kernel was loaded.
Couldn't reproduce immediately so I wondered what it could be (now found this
bugreport).
Anyway, my lspci -nn is
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