Mathieu,
I don't think 0.0.0.0 will ever appear as a VPN tunnel endpoint in any
sane environment, oh please. You are ignoring how VPNC works. VPNC
creates point-to-point connections, and routes the traffic through the
tunnel. The netmask is not used for the endpoint, but for the route
created afte
I had this problem, and made this patch to fix it:
To apply (for Natty):
mkdir -p tmp/deb; cd tmp/deb
sudo apt-get build-dep network-manager-vpnc
sudo apt-get source network-manager-vpnc
cd network-manager-vpnc-0.8.1*/
patch -p1 < ~/path-to-patch/0001-Fix-VPNC-point-to-point-tunnels.patch
dpkg-bui
Matthias, I can't reproduce this bug anymore after I used apt-get clean
and did some other cleanup in other parts of apt (keyring, sources,
etc). The bug may or may not have been fixed, but I don't have the
environment to reproduce it anymore (even if my environment was broken
before the cleanup, a
So this explains the strange MOTD I'm receiving in my servers (10.04
LTS). MOTD shows two landscape reports, one new and one outdated. The
outdated version was in /etc/motd.tail.
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I found and installed the debug symbols at
http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/pool/main/p/packagekit/packagekit-backend-aptcc-
dbgsym_0.6.8-0ubuntu3.2_amd64.ddeb .
Then I got this little better backtrace.
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to Thread 0x738b4700 (LWP 6187)]
0x
Still no good. I just updated:
packagekit-backend-aptcc:
Installed: 0.6.8-0ubuntu3.2
Candidate: 0.6.8-0ubuntu3.2
Version table:
*** 0.6.8-0ubuntu3.2 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ maverick-updates/main amd64
Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
0.6.8-0ubuntu3
Matthias, thanks for your attention. Running in GDB gives:
~# gdb /usr/lib/packagekit/packagekitd
GNU gdb (GDB) 7.2-ubuntu
... {{gdb copyright blah blah suppressed}} ...
Reading symbols from /usr/lib/packagekit/packagekitd...(no debugging symbols
found)...done.
(gdb) run
Starting program: /usr/l
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Title:
packagekit seg
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: packagekit
Starting yesterday (Jan 02, 2011), packagekitd is segfaulting every time
the list of updates is retrieved (via kpackagekit). dmesg shows:
packagekitd[4163]: segfault at 7f862defd004 ip 7f735ec12e3a sp
7f735e9bcae0 error 4 in libpk_bac
Just 2.6.36. This one, specifically:
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.36-maverick/
There are other stable kernels (up to 2.6.36.2, see parent directory),
but they are tagged "natty", so I didn't try them.
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Confirmed that nVidia driver seems to be unrelated. I tested with the
nouveau driver with the same results. It is either something in the
2.6.35 branch, or some Ubuntu patch added to the kernel. I experienced
no issues for over a month using 2.6.36 from mainline repo.
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Disabling plymouth and upgrading to a mainline kernel resolved the
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Kalidarn: the "timer" interrupt must ALWAYS increment. It is produced
continuously by the hardware, hundreds or thousands of them per second.
watch keeps running that command every 2 seconds, so, the number is
always changing. The kernel uses this interrupt mainly for process
scheduling. If for som
Kalidarn, please help us delimit the problem. From your linked thread, I
see you have nVidia, it is a match with the problem related here. What
is your CPU? Is it by any chance a Core i7? Do you see the timer
interrupt freezing in /proc/interrupts during these events? (Use 'watch
-d grep timer /pro
Since updating to mainline kernel 2.6.37-rc1, I'm also not experiencing
the issue. But I also found and removed a faulty memory module from my
system.
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It happens without any apparent cause to me too, even with the system is
idle.
It just appears that under normal operation, it happens 2-4 times a day
(completely random, no fixed interval between events); but if I start
playing Portal, for example, it happens in less than 30 mins (again, at
rando
Adam: Your description matches better my bug 665796 (same Maverick, CPU
and video card). In that bug, I verified that the timer interrupt
freezes for 3-5 minutes at random. Like you said, switching terminals
lags heavily, heavy system CPU usage on all cores (this is certainly due
to lack of timer i
** Description changed:
Since upgrading to Maverick, I'm frequently observing instances of the
timer interrupts suddenly stopping being processed (or even produced?)
for a few minutes. The system becomes sluggish as a whole, all CPU cores
go high on Sys% usage. This continues for 3-5 minut
Two more users reported a very similar problem at Server Fault, with the same
CPU (Intel Core i7 930) and the same Ubuntu version (10.10):
http://serverfault.com/questions/194706/ubuntu-10-10-maverick-server-makes-system-locks-up-at-random-intervals-i7-930-1
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** Description changed:
Since upgrading to Maverick, I'm frequently observing instances of the
timer interrupts suddenly stopping being processed (or even produced?)
for a few minutes. The system becomes sluggish as a whole, all CPU cores
go high on Sys% usage. This continues for 3-5 minut
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OOo insert a "," (comma) instead of "." (period) character from ABNT numpad
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
The ABNT (Brazilian) keyboard (X11 layout "br") has both "," (comma) and
"." (period) keys in the numeric pad. Comma is below "3", while period
is to the right of "6". These keys produce distinct keycodes, as
reported by `xev`:
KeyPres
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This installation has a RAID 5 array created from three partitions
(sda3, sdb1, sdc1), with a LVM VG on top of it.
When booting, about 30% of the time, the RAID array simply fails to
assemble, showing the message in the attached screenshot. As a result,
I'm dropped into a bus
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Public bug reported:
Since upgrading to Maverick, I'm frequently observing instances of the
timer interrupts suddenly stopping being processed (or even produced?)
for a few minutes. The system becomes sluggish as a whole, all CPU cores
go high on Sys% usage. This continues for 3-5 minutes, then su
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdebase-runtime
It is not possible to assign an action to the Calculator key in the
keyboard (XF86Calculator). The key produces the correct symbol, as
verified by xev:
KeyPress event, serial 34, synthetic NO, window 0x4e1,
root 0x15a, subw 0x0, t
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pdfjam is already at 2.06, and there are many, many new features.
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It seems that the problem is much worse when the grid is displayed
(View->Grid->Display Grid). Perhaps there is a bad interaction between
the grid and anti-aliasing? Can anyone confirm?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/411542
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mplayer
MPlayer doesn't provide its version properly, reporting "UNKNOWN-4.4.1"
instead of "1.0~rc3". This causes problems with frontends like SMPlayer,
that uses this banner to detect the correct version of the mplayer
binary.
Description:Ubuntu 9.1
A new version of QComicBook (0.4.1) was released to fix this bug. We
could have an updated package.
http://linux.bydg.org/~yogin/qcomicbook/qcomicbook-0.4.1.tar.gz
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Another request to fix this. It is a really simple fix, it only needs to
remove the "--disable-net-redirections" configure option added by Debian
and bring bash closer to what it was intended to be by its developers.
The Debian maintainer gave this justification in
/usr/share/doc/bash/README.Debia
I just found that the reason for dd is that Linux doesn't allow reading
from the /proc/kmsg open descriptor without root privileges (as opposed
to restricting just the open() call). The syslog-ng that I was using
until now used the CAP_SYS_ADMIN capability to keep access to /proc/kmsg
after droppin
> 2) Copies the dd-shovels-proc-kmsg-to-readable-location logic from
sysklogd and adds a config value to change klog location
> * Allow reading /proc/kmsg when non-root
>- debian/rsyslog.init: Spawn a dd instance that shovels the /proc/kmsg
> data to a pipe that rsyslog can read (based
Forget the question about 64-bit. I found the bug (still don't know if
it is qcomicbook's or Qt's).
Here is a patch to fix it (or at least, work around the problem). It
disables UI updating when opening archives, but at least it doesn't hang
anymore. It would probably need some redesign from the d
I would like to ask other people having this issue if you have 64-bit
installations, or if anyone is using 32-bit Ubuntu.
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I can reproduce it here. It seems at least two bugs, one in Qt4 and
another in qcomicbook.
The main GUI thread hangs in src/imgarchivesink.cpp,
QComicBook::ImgArchiveSink::extract(const QString &, const QString &,
ArchiveType), around line 221:
extcnt = 0;
pext->start(extprg, exta
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