Public bug reported:
According to RFC's a FQDN hostname may have up to 64 chars. Nevertheless
ssh-keygen fails to create a key when it has exactly these 64 chars:
Hostname (edited to hide , but with same amount of chars):
abcde-frontend-abcde-frontend-2-i-9b90b8d9.dyn.abcde.abcdfer.com
It
Public bug reported:
According to RFC's a FQDN hostname may have up to 64 chars. Nevertheless
ssh-keygen fails to create a key when it has exactly these 64 chars:
Hostname (edited to hide , but with same amount of chars):
abcde-frontend-abcde-frontend-2-i-9b90b8d9.dyn.abcde.abcdfer.com
It
Hi:
Perhaps Launchpas /UBuntu policy should be to tag these cases as
won'tfix?
** Changed in: vsftpd (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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Hi:
Perhaps Launchpas /UBuntu policy should be to tag these cases as
won'tfix?
** Changed in: vsftpd (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1065714
Tested ok on 14.04 (trusty)
** Tags removed: verification-done-precise verification-done-saucy
verification-needed
** Tags added: verification-done
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I have tested this package on precise and saucy , and it solves the
issue (suricata will start as long as you have the needed kernel module
loaded)
** Tags added: verification-done-precise verification-done-saucy
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Hello Sebastien:
Perhaps it could be worthy have a look to
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=683577
Nevertheless, I have tried building gsd with these changes in code and
in Ubuntu it blocks valid notifications (like that the printer is not
online)
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker
Hello Sebastien:
I'm able to reproduce this whenever I want, so if you could tell me
detailed instructions on how to add such debug, I would be glad to do it
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Hello:
Removing rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* seens that might workaround this,
but it is probable that if you keep this repo in you sources list it
mighty break again
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Hello Sebastian:
Is there any advance on this. Could I perform some test that might you
help on this?
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Title:
gnome-settings daemon notifies as
Hello:
This bug is actually the same that the one for fedora in here
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=883401 (which I think @Tim
knows as he has done some interactions)
Nevertheless, several tries do not actually fix it:
https://launchpad.net/~bencer/+archive/desktop-bugfixes - this
Hello @Sebastien:
I think you wanted this , might be?
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=230765action=diff
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Title:
gnome-settings
Hello Sebastien:
I think that error is included between one of these conditions (note
that the comment points to the Fedora report I mentioned you before):
/* These reasons should not be shown to users (rhbz#883401)
*/
g_str_equal (reason, other) ||
Hello Sabastian, I think that these errors are not the error shown to
the user, but some error that cups daemon (or any other related daemon -
perhaps through dbus) sends to gnome-settings daemon . I do not know
what is the content of the data argument in
if
Public bug reported:
Suricata in newer kernels (3.5 and upper) will complain like this:
* NFQUEUE support not found !
* Please ensure the nfnetlink_queue module is loaded or built in kernel
although nfnetlink_queue is loaded:
lsmod | grep nfnetlink_queue
nfnetlink_queue17557 3
** Patch added: suricata.init.patch
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/suricata/+bug/1250439/+attachment/3906376/+files/suricata.init.patch
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Thanks @Sebastien.
@Till I'll be just waiting for any info I might provide in order for you
to ease digging into this
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Title:
gnome-settings
Hello Till:
running /usr/share/system-config-printer/scp-dbus-service.py --debug did not
provide any information when running or printing gnome-settings.
Nevertheless perhaps this other log might be helpful for you. I have
taken it from runnig
Hello Sebastien:
Not sure if this has already been done. This bug report was open as
suggested by Canonical support staff, and was supposedly assigned to
some dev.
Perhaps Alex (the guy from Canonical) could tell us if this has already
been done.
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Hi @Sebastien:
Turning off notifications is not a useful workaround, as a user would
still expect a notification that the printing has been ok, and this
would provoke the same behaviour this issue is provoking, the users
ending a documento to print several times.
Unfortunately I'm unsure on how
Public bug reported:
When sending a document to a printer, gnome-settings daemon will show a
message like:
ERROR: connecting to printer
Nevertheless, the document will print without any issue.
Actually this message is a warning or info message, as it is telling the
user that it is connecting
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