Possibly the simplest breakage example: firefox now can't be used as the
preferred browser for xdg-open.
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Firefox and Chromium snaps preve
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Thanks, that was it. Apologies for this turning out to be a 'support'
question, not a bug. I was so sure.
I'm not used to symlinks breaking things in unix, so I didn't even
suspect my moving of /var was a problem. My / is an SSD so I don't want
logs writing to it. /data is a HDD.
Thanks again
Adding #include does not fix it.
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Apparmor profile violated: cupsd does mknod on
/var/cache/samba/gencache.tdb
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** Description changed:
I have a two-machine network, both running 14.04.1 but mostly updated.
+ CUPS version is 1.7.2-0ubuntu1
- I cannot print to the remote CUPS-managed printer, except with a few
- apps which see the printers directly via avahi (e.g. Evince).
+ Machine A - has printer atta
Public bug reported:
I have a two-machine network, both running 14.04.1 but mostly updated.
I cannot print to the remote CUPS-managed printer, except with a few
apps which see the printers directly via avahi (e.g. Evince).
I can print to the printer from the machine local to the printer.
/var/
There is a hack-ish workaround, yet it reminds me of the good ol' days of Linux
when you could actually control things from simple text files:
See Method 1 at https://gist.github.com/magnetikonline/6236150
Between NetworkManager, resolvconf, Bonjour, mDNS, dnsmasq (and I think
even dbus)... t
Affects me. Ubuntu 14.04. dig -x 192.168.1.101 takes a long time to
not come up with an answer. And that's because it's defined in
/etc/hosts.
lsof -i and tcpdump are two programs that can do do reverse-DNS lookups,
and ignoring /etc/hosts means they take way longer than they normally
would.
H
Downgrading as of today (Jan 2015) doesn't seem really feasibile since
raring is gone. Can't find libcurl3-gnutls-7.29 anywhere. Isn't this
majorly awesome unix-y functionality that everybody uses? Surprised
it's broken.
Partial workaround is to use Vim's built-in FTP support. vim
ftp://mysi
I'm am getting the JS ERROR posted above as well on 14.04, but a dbus
force-reload is not fixing it.
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Title:
64 bit gnome-maps fails to open in U
I'll be testing this in the lab sometime this week, is there any
additional data that you need logged?
Also, is this debdiff hardy compatible as well? If I remember correctly
I had to manually adjust this the last time I did an install.
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Same problem here, Fresh intrepid install for server, all updates
installed, no compiz, nvidia driver installed.
I've got a few different clients, but i've confirmed that it doesn't
matter what the client is. When I move the mouse back to the server, all
of the the mouse buttons are completely ign
Confirmed on my macbook pro with both hardy and intrepid.
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Ok, now that's an answer I can work with.
Thank you.
I'll see what I can find out this evening.
I don't have the requisite knowledge to build a complete package, but I
will do what I can.
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What about dapper backports?
I vaguely remember hearing something about dapper having an extra long
support cycle...
Ok, found it.
"This is the first maintenance release of Ubuntu 6.06 LTS, which
continues to be supported with maintenance updates and security fixes
until June 2009 (on desktops)
Fully agreed. This is extremely annoying on my laptop. An option to
diable, or even turn the sensitivity way down would be welcomed.
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Amusingly, the udev permissions line listed above does not work. For
thos of you who find this later here's the file i used.
vim /etc/udev/rules.d/51-zaptel.rules
# Section for Zaptel devices
KERNEL="zapctl", NAME="zap/ctl", GROUP="asterisk", OWNER="asterisk"
KERNEL="zaptimer", NAME="zap/timer",
The previous poster has not needed to respond to this bug, but it is
still an issue.
This bug doesn't reference the error messages that you receive during
the problem, so most people searching for a solution won't find this.
Unable to open master device '/dev/zap/ctl' is the text of the actual
er
Sorry, forgot to specify the module I was using. It was wctdm.
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So, Is there a timeline set? Or is this just a "when we get to it"
issue?
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We use unison to sync several servers running dapper, fedora and windows, and
this is causing me a large problem with replacing a dead windows server. The
only windows binaries available at this time are much newer, and not compatible
with the versions in the repo.
Fedora updated their packages
I am currently struggling with the same issue.
As of Jan 29, 2007 this is still a problem in 6.06, and 6.10
WARNING: Local version: 0.88.4 Recommended version: 0.88.7
We have several locations using *nix of various flavors for our firewall,
email, and proxy solutions, and are in the process of
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