** Changed in: thumbnailer
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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pkg_name calculated incorrectly
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Mediascanner2 should provide a QML interface that satisfies
Once it gets through CI Train, there should be an additional log message
before the daemon tries to extract metadata from a file. This should
help in pinpointing what file it was having trouble with.
That said, it's been difficult to find a single file that will reliably
trigger the bug, which
This is now fixed on the lastest release. I see multiple results for
the eBay scope with the correct sub titles, and I can preview and
activate both of them (it isn't clear that the shell is doing anything
with the department ID in the canned search though).
** Changed in: unity-scope-scopes
** Changed in: mediascanner2
Status: New = In Progress
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Mediascanner2 should provide a QML interface that satisfies the needs
of
As mentioned on IRC, album art support has been added via the image
provider from the qtdeclarative5-ubuntu-thumbnailer0.1 plugin.
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I've put together a basic QML binding in the attached branch, which
should be merged soon. It provides an Ubuntu.MediaScanner module you
can import. Attached is a very simple QML example that uses the
provided models to browse through the albums and songs in the index.
As said before, we don't
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We're currently not extracting genre information from music. We can
certainly add that to the index though.
For cover art, we currently don't have any support in the media scanner:
for the scope, the shell is retrieving the cover art via the
image://album_art/artist=Xalbum=Y URIs (handled via
This seems to be the process for requesting a new package from Debian:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SyncRequestProcess
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godoc missing from
This looks like it has the same cause (and probably solution) as bug
1259414.
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Vet command is missing from 1.2
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Looking at the package metadata, the golang-go package now recommends a
golang-go.tools package, which is not present in the Ubuntu archive.
It has been present in Debian since 3rd December though:
http://packages.qa.debian.org/g/golang-go.tools.html
Here is the list of the tools it
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Status: Unknown
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godoc
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I've upgraded to the 2:1.2-1ubuntu1 golang packages in Trusty, and
noticed that the godoc tool is no longer included in the packages.
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Status: New
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Critical errors on g_source_unref
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mediascanner FTBFS in trusty
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I've given the new kernel a try, and was no longer able to reproduce the
crash.
The hid-appleir driver seems to be correctly generating keypress events,
and LIRC still seems to be able to access the raw hiddev device. This
gives me double input in XBMC, but that is clearly a problem with my
I tried out a test kernel from henrix at
http://people.canonical.com/~henrix/lp1244505/v1/ which also exhibited
an oops. The stack trace was a bit longer with the top of the oops
scrolling off the screen, but it still contained the appleir_raw_event
and key_down frames.
I also tried disabling
So, it looks like one big difference is that the hid-appleir driver
didn't exist in the 3.8 kernel, and presumably LIRC was programming the
chip directly before.
So I guess either (a) the driver is broken, or (b) LIRC is still trying
to program the chip directly, and manages to confuse
I've tried the 3.12-rc6-saucy kernel, and was able to reproduce the bug.
On the first IR command from the remote, I get the same NULL pointer
dereference in input_event with the next few call frames in the
hid_appleir module.
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Public bug reported:
After upgrading to Ubuntu Saucy (32 bit), I am able to reliably
reproduce a crash by pressing any button on the IR remote of a Mac Mini.
The system is running XBMC and using LIRC to handle the remote. The
system locks up on the first button press on the remote, and prints
It looks like the app-install-data package wasn't regenerated with the
data for the scopes added (and doesn't appear to have been updated since
July).
** Also affects: app-install-data-ubuntu (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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After talking to thostr_, it is likely that this was caused by removing
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While we should be dealing with these errors and not letting them leak
as exceptions to C code, this isn't something that we should expect a
normal user to run into. And
I copied the problem file over to my device, and verified that the media
scanner picked it up. It didn't display instantly (I don't think the
shell is responding to the results_invalidated signal correctly yet),
but if I did a search for the file name, an extra icon showed under the
My videos
Fixed version (0.1+13.10.20130927.1-0ubuntu1) is on the device images,
and seems to be working correctly.
** Changed in: unity-scope-mediascanner (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = James Henstridge (jamesh)
** Changed in: unity-scope-mediascanner
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
The music scope is only returning song results rather than album
ones currently. It also limits itself to 20 results at a time until the
next version is pushed out (see bug 1227088 for details).
Taking that into account:
1. have you verified that there is only a single copy of that song on
the
For reference, the media scanner scopes do not do their own activation.
That is, they should be returning a NOT_HANDLED activation response
indicating that the shell should try to activate the URI from the search
result. It hasn't changed in this behaviour since the initial release.
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Image doesn't support XDG User DIrs spec
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From IRC:
17:58 seb128 ogra_, jamesh: in the latest discussions it was not clear they
wanted to support customisable/translatables dirs in touch
17:58 seb128 that adds complexity and overhead
17:58 seb128 especially for the app isolation/apparmor
17:58 ogra_ who does that discussion ?
17:59
For bug 1215849, we just need to run xdg-user-dirs-update somewhere in
the user session on Ubuntu Touch. After having tracked down the cause,
I don't think this represents something that needs fixing in the media
scanner itself, and I wouldn't be surprised if it is the only piece of
software that
I still haven't managed to reproduce the problem you ran into. I did
another test build of the package, and also built it successfully in my
PPA with the following diff to the current Saucy package:
I built a test package using this change, and was able to successfully
build the media scanner with it.
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Title:
lucene++ is built using the
Public bug reported:
To build the media scanner, we need lucene++ to be built using the
standard allocator, which doesn't seem to be the case with the
3.4.0-0ubuntu1 package:
$ grep LPP_USE_ALLOCATOR /usr/include/lucene++/Config.h
#define LPP_USE_ALLOCATOR
The problem is in the
We use libgnome-menu to build the applications index and watch for
changes, so that is where the bug probably resides.
The configuration we use is in /etc/xdg/menus/unity-lens-
applications.menu and uses the DefaultAppDirs/ directive to pick
applications directories rather than specify them
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Perhaps the glibc wordexp() function, or delegate the job to the shell.
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Run dialog doesn't use $HOME as the pwd by default when
The error seems to come from this part of the code:
http://git.gnome.org/browse/sound-juicer/tree/libjuicer/sj-
extractor.c#n686
It is trying to create a giosink GStreamer element.
This is a standard element, but it didn't seem to be showing up in the
output of gst-inspect-0.10. The library
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https://github.com/nsf/gogobject
Here is a copy of the code being run in the dist tool, for reference:
http://code.google.com/p/go/source/browse/src/cmd/dist/build.c
There seems to be two problems preventing the tool from functioning.
FIrst, it
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I recently upgraded a machine running Transmission's daemon from Ubuntu
12.04 to the 12.10 beta.
In order to make the files the daemon downloaded available to other
users on the system, I did the following:
1. created a new group with debian-transmission and the relevant
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The Ubuntu One web site has been updated to use the Ubuntu One Music
app name now (the UbuntuOneMusicStore placeholder was there to work
around a libunity bug that has since been fixed), so perhaps it would be
worth giving this a go again.
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The PLAINTEXT OAuth patch has been split out from the Spideroak bug and
merged: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=793749
The patch has been merged for Thunderbird 16, according to that bug
report. If we want to back port the fix for our Thunderbird 15
packages, the patches needed are:
Done: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=744035#c34
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Ubuntu One filelink upload failed
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This is a bit depressing. It looks like a class of problem I identified
and fixed in https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=764312. The
fix was merged to the trunk branch, and I verified that it was also in
the comm-beta branch while things were still in beta, but it doesn't
appear to have
And it looks like the problem was not completely fixed in trunk either:
my fix depended on extending TB's OAuth library to support PLAINTEXT
signatures: my changes to the Ubuntu One backend made it into trunk
okay, but the changes to the OAuth library seem to still be sitting in
Bugzilla tied up
I was helping Jono look into this on IRC. It seems that
AQ_DOWNLOAD_FINISHED state within the syncdaemon is used both to emit
the DownloadFinished D-Bus signal to the outside world and trigger the
rename from the .u1partial file to the real file name (through
commit_file).
For the
For what it is worth, I put together a package of 4.0.3 in one of my
PPAs (https://launchpad.net/~jamesh/+archive/ppa), and Sound Juicer
started behaving correctly again. So at least for the API Sound Juicer
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track names appear and the following errors are printed to stderr:
Unrecognised release group element: 'primary-type'
Unrecognised track element: 'number'
Unrecognised track element: 'number'
Presumably this happens if dbus-python doesn't manage to introspect the
credentials interface, so it doesn't know how to marshal the empty
dictionary.
I'm not sure why this would happen for some people and not others, but
we could probably work around it by passing dbus.Dictionary({},
Might this be the same problem as bug 877444?
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Binary package hint: udev
I found a number of desktop programs that deal with audio CDs were not
correctly detecting the drive or claiming that it didn't have an audio
disk in.
These programs were all using gvfs to enumerate drives, and the problems
seemed to be due to some
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I had originally only been testing this with sound-juicer, but it looks
like the disc probing fails for other disc types (e.g. writable media in
Brasero).
For a CD-R, I get the same GET_CONFIGURATION error, and using the natty
version of the tool gives additional media attributes:
This bug looks like it was 1.0.x related, so marking Fix Released.
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There is a separate bug for fixing this in the newer synchronisation
engine.
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A tarball of the 1.99.0 release is now available here:
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I've updated the packaging used for the ubuntuone nightlies PPA packages
here:
https://code.launchpad.net/~jamesh/bindwood/packaging-dailies-1.99.0
This integrates the changes from the upstream
Here is a build of the package from my PPA:
https://launchpad.net/~jamesh/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/1553301/+listing-
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I've upgraded to the 9.0.597.94~r73967-0ubuntu0.10.10.1 release now, and
have not yet been able to reproduce the crash.
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Binary package hint: chromium-browser
After installing the latest security updates for chromium-browser via
update-manager, I noticed that Chromium started crashing after a short
period of time. That is, the entire browser crashed rather than a
single page, and happened
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Looking at the source code, the code for writing the UUIDs is only
enabled if HAVE_MB_EXTRACT_UUID is set, This is an autoconf check that
is set if the mb_extract_uuid() function is available.
That function appears to have been added in libmusicbrainz 3.0.3, while
Maverick contains 3.0.2.
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I was able to reproduce this on a newly installed Maverick AMD64 system
with a Logitech Premium Stereo USB Headset 350. I plugged in the
headset after booting the system, and it showed up in the hardware tab
of gnome-volume-control, but not on the input or output tabs.
If I tried to use the test
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sound-juicer
This report concerns sound-juicer 2.31.6-0ubuntu2 running on
Maverick/AMD64.
When ripping a CD, sound-juicer is supposed to write the MusicBrainz
artist, album and track IDs to the resulting ogg files, and did so in
previous Ubuntu
Rick: when you ran into these problems, did you have the ubuntuone
hackers private PPA enabled? That archive has had a package with a
newer version number than the one in lucid-proposed.
When I disabled the ubuntuone hackers PPA and downgraded to the stock
lucid packages, I didn't see any of
It looks like this has been fixed in the Debian packaging for their
0.15.4-4 package:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=586880
When Ubuntu upgrades to that version, this bug should be gone. As far
as the underlying problem goes, it was probably fixed by the following
commit:
It doesn't need to be a drag. Simply clicking on the menu bar outside
of any of the buttons is enough to reproduce the behaviour. Clicking on
one of the menus is enough to unfreeze things.
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This problem seems to have been introduced in the 0.1.6.4 version:
* Ambiance/Radiance: Adjust scrollbar lighting (LP: #542686).
- Remove progressbar lightbordershade (LP: #551107).
- Global trough_shades for scrollbar/progressbar
It isn't clear to me why having the same trough shading
Looks like this bug has been fixed in Lucid. The trang package in that
release is a java bytecode version rather than native code, and passes
the simple test I listed in comment #21.
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I've just tried out the radio tuner under Lucid, and can tune it via the
V4L 1 interface. So the bug only affects Karmic.
Fixing this in Karmic would require backporting the above referenced
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Binary package hint: gupnp-tools
Version installed: gupnp-tools 0.8-1
After upgrading to Lucid, I noticed that the gupnp-av-cp utility was
missing. This utility should be provided by the gupnp-tools package.
Looking at the build log for gupnp-tools 0.8-1, it looks like it
Nope. This is on a desktop system with an external USB keyboard. There
is no direct connection between the sound hardware and this mute LED.
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Binary package hint: pulseaudio
The mute button on my keyboard contains an LED that should be lit when
the audio is muted. This never happens on Ubuntu (tested with Karmic).
I have verified that the LED can be toggled using the standard EV_LED
interface on the keyboard's
Architecture: amd64
AudioDevicesInUse:
USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/snd/controlC0: james 4427 F pulseaudio
/dev/snd/controlC1: james 4427 F pulseaudio
Card0.Amixer.info:
Card hw:0 'V8237'/'VIA 8237 with ALC850 at 0xd800, irq 22'
Mixer name : 'Realtek ALC850 rev
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** Changed in: alsa-driver (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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Okay, I've attached all the data you wanted, but the issue isn't really
related to my sound hardware: the control of the mute LED is handled in
the same way as other keyboard LEDs. What is missing is the code to
toggle the LED when the mixer is muted.
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Hi Stephen,
if your Plantronics headset is anything like my Logitech one, it
presents itself to the system as both a sound device and a keyboard
device. When I press the volume buttons on the headset, it generates
volume up/down keyboard events.
Probably the easiest way to test this is to pick
Daniel: Are you referring to the following?
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/tiwai/sound-2.6.git;a=commit;h=ebb812cb8df48e299b3d4ab75cbb0042384ef70d
That patch seems to be about letting sound drivers report certain
conditions as input layer key events.
With my headset (and I assume
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: python-django
With the latest python2.6 package update in Lucid, the cookie handling
in the Django test client has broken. The code triggering the problem
in Django looks a bit suspect, so I think it should be fixed in Django.
I've filed a bug upstream
The underlying cause of this bug (the kernel's V4L1 compatibility layer
being broken for radio tuners) is being tracked in bug 475165.
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gnomeradio doesn't work in 9.10
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/422696
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I haven't tested it, but this commit looks like the fix for the bug:
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commitdiff;h=707ca1e30f087f9a6d144693dafc4b67880678c2
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Can not tune DSB-R100 USB radio via Video4Linux v1 after upgrading to Karmic
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