Balint, what is the accepted method to downgrade an installed package to
a prior version? I can think of three or four ways to accomplish it, but
I can think of ways it could bite me in the butt having done so just as
easily. :)
This is especially a problem for this particular package, because
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Current version of libc6:amd64 in Focal is 2.31-0ubuntu9.3. libc6-dev
requires 2.31-0ubuntu9.2 **only**. This prevents installation of
libc6-dev (as originally discovered while trying to install build-
essential, which also requires libc6-dev).
After logging in, my actual tests move several gigabytes of http traffic
- downloads of incompressible data in files ranging from 16KB to 16MB -
complete without incident.
I've been resorting to establishing an ssh control channel while the
test laptops are in short range, then taking them to the
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This is a weird one. I use a small fleet of laptops to do professional
network testing, and I wrote some tools that use SSH with pubkey auth to
run simultaneous tests.
The problem is, if the wifi connection isn't superb, the auth times out
more often than not. For example,
Thanks Hajo - for some reason I didn't see your post until I'd already
posted up there ^^; obviously you're correct.
I don't see an obvious "close" button here, so I tagged it "invalid".
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Looks like this was an oops on my part - I got it pointed out for me
that piping from /dev/zero to a filehandle results in a sparse file,
which I did not understand and which explains the lack of impact from
*that*.
I verified that compressratio reports properly when dumping highly
compressible
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I'm running a just-installed-today copy of 16.04.1, installed from an
ISO also just downloaded today from releases.ubuntu.com.
root@xenial:~# lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS
Release:16.04
root@xenial:~# apt-cache policy zfsutils-linux
I am also still affected by this bug. I build small Ubuntu-based
routers, and the ones running Xenial are very likely to fail to get new
leases after the connection drops from the ISP, or if they're booted
while the connection to the ISP / the ISP's edge device is down.
I'm having to resort to
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Fresh install Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus, server distro, apt update ; apt
dist-upgrade -y ; apt install ubuntu-desktop -y ; shutdown -r now.
Firefox would not open, stating "profile cannot be loaded, may be
missing or inaccessible". Checked ownership of ~/.mozilla ; all files
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No global menu in virt-manager, whether Appearance settings are to use
to global menu or display application menu in title bar. Either way, no
app menu == no ability to add new connections or set preferences.
I was going to clear out my virt-manager preferences (including
In the meantime, workaround for those of us who aren't package
maintainers is here:
http://jrs-s.net/2015/05/13/libguestfs0-and-zfs-on-linux-in-ubuntu/
TL;DR edit the deb, remove the ill-considered dependency, done (at least
until the next update puts it right back again).
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Title:
libguestfs-tools shouldn't have hard dependency on
It's fixed in Ubuntu 14.10 onwards.
I wouldn't really say it's fixed; the hard dependency is moved
downward a package to libguestfs-zfs, but it's still a hard dependency
on zfs-fuse there, which still conflicts with zfsutils from ZFS on
Linux, which is still by far the preferred method to
This should be fixed by changing the dependencies in libguestfs0. For
one, ZFS shouldn't be a hard dependency at all, it should be a
recommend. For another, whether a depend or a recommend, it should be
'zfs-fuse | zfsutils', not merely 'zfs-fuse' as it is now.
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This is neither an issue with aptitude nor a bug
This is technically not an issue with aptitude, which is doing what it's
supposed to, but this is ABSOLUTELY a bug.
zfsutils provides all the code that libguestfs0 is looking for, but the
libguestfs0 package is not configured to accept anything
This is still not fixed in Ubuntu Trusty, and it's biting me in the ass
today. Another ZFS on Linux user here, as well, so the dependency on
zfs-fuse - which is essentially a completely dead project AFAICT - is
especially rankling.
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Yup, still an issue in Precise with Unity desktop. Though it seems to
be less awful - I still get a bizarrely vertically stretched window,
but now it seems relatively normal aside from being catastrophically the
wrong height. (The button does get the width correct, at least).
I'll also test
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Broken on my recently-upgraded-from-Oneiric workstation:
Suddenly, clicking the resize window to remote display button (the 1
button) in a Remmina connection results in a really bizarre,
apport information
** Tags added: third-party-packages trusty
** Description changed:
Broken on my recently-upgraded-from-Oneiric workstation:
Suddenly, clicking the resize window to remote display button (the 1
button) in a Remmina connection results in a really bizarre, stretched-
Yep, still broken in Trusty as well. Horizontal width is correct, but
AFAICT Remmina basically tries to create an infinite height window, but
is constrained by what the DE is willing to let it do (I could be wrong
about that, but that's what it looks like).
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** Attachment added: ProcEnviron.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/998589/+attachment/4281725/+files/ProcEnviron.txt
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Windows Anything. Happens with Windows Server 2003 (SBS, Standard,
and Datacenter), Windows 7 Pro (x86 and x64), Windows Server 2008 (SBS
and Standard), Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows Server 2012.
Interestingly, watching it again as I type this (and double-checking
with Server 2012 as a
I'm more interested in what it looked like before the fix, I guess -
in my case, the card was just never aliased to eth0 at all, and was
marked DISABLED on boot. All I had to do to mine was ifconfig up p1p1
(it was being detected as p1p1, and not aliased to eth0 or
ethanythingelse) and it was
Alex, please sudo lshw -c network and post output.
On my Trusty system, the card showed up as there but disabled - finding
it with lshw -c network allowed me to ifconfig up the device and truck
right on from there with no issues (though with a funny devicename -
p1p1 instead of eth0, but who
Workaround over here. I don't know why, but the device just doesn't get
named eth(x), it gets named p1p1 or similar, and doesn't get
automatically entered into /etc/network/interfaces.
I did lshw -c network on a new Trusty x64 Server install on my Gazelle
Pro p9 laptop, and it showed the JMC250
correction: my laptop's a gazprop6, sorry 'bout the typo/braino.
Very definitely a JMC250 chipset wired ethernet controller in it,
though. Didn't autodetect during the installer process (though the
wireless did), didn't come up on first boot (and wouldn't, until I'd
manually run ifconfig p1p1 up
I can confirm this is still present in some cases. I don't have the
problem on my standard desktop machine running Saucy, but I do have it
on my Acer C720 Chromebook running Saucy.
indicator-datetime:
Installed: 13.10.0+13.10.20131023.2-0ubuntu1
Candidate: 13.10.0+13.10.20131023.2-0ubuntu1
By the way - I can confirm that IfModule rpaf_module works. (And
seems more portable / stable than referring directly to the module
version - I'm going to assume that the Debian people are Doing It
Right.)
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I did not have duplicate entries in my list - checked with sort | uniq
-c. didn't check the autogenerated list for dupes; just pointed to the
non-autogenerated in squid-deb-proxy.conf, and poof, problem resolved.
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This just bit me in the ass, too. HIGHLY annoying and should be
ridiculously simple to fix in the package...
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Title:
Mismatching module name in
I did not have duplicate entries in my list - checked with sort | uniq
-c. didn't check the autogenerated list for dupes; just pointed to the
non-autogenerated in squid-deb-proxy.conf, and poof, problem resolved.
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blergh... dunno? sorry, I usually provide great bug reports, but this
was an automatic thing thrown up by whoopsie and I really just want to
get on with my day =)
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: nagios-nrpe-server 2.12-5ubuntu1.2
This bug is currently biting me. I've had the PPA created for about 24
hours, and my key has been published to my Launchpad account for ~2
hours.
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This problem exists on EVERY DUI'ed Ubuntu 12.04 machine and VM I
operate - upwards of 50, varying between physical and virtual, with
wildly different hardware, across 12.04, 12.04.1, and 12.04.2.
When the System Problem Detected dialog comes up, if I select Report
I then
This also affects me on MULTIPLE Precise servers with ubuntu-desktop
metapackage installed. Except that as far as I can tell, apport never
does get sufficient elevations - as many times as I feed it a password,
it just asks me for it again. I'd assumed that something was broken,
like maybe it
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If you set cache=none to the definition of a guest's disk when the
underlying storage subsystem does not support Direct I/O - for example,
glusterFS or ZFSonLinux, or any FUSE filesystem - your guest will not
start, and the error message thrown is a very generic cannot
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If you set cache=none to the definition of a guest's disk when the
underlying storage subsystem does not support Direct I/O - for example,
glusterFS or ZFSonLinux, or any FUSE filesystem - your guest will not
start, and the error message thrown is a very generic cannot
You don't need to rebuild the VM - a simple:
sed -i 's#bin/kvm#bin/kvm-spice#g' /etc/libvirt/qemu/*.xml
will do the trick, after which you need to stop all your guests and then
redefine them with lines like this:
virsh define /etc/libvirt/qemu/foo.xml
... to redefine a guest named foo, etc.
This bug is affecting me right now. Precise 12.04.1 amd64.
** Changed in: usb-creator (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired = Confirmed
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Title:
fails
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With ZFS volumes mounted to /data and /backup (using the zfs-native
PPA), baobab incorrectly reports my root FS as full - actually, way,
way, WAY over full, as the root filesystem is 20G but /data and /backup
have over 100G of stuff in them.
I am filing this as a baobab bug,
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In a machine with Ubuntu Precise 12.04.1-LTS as the host and Windows 7
Pro x64 as the guest, if the guest uses /dev/br0, I can browse any site
I can think of EXCEPT any microsoft.com site fine in the guest - but any
*.microsoft.com will hang indefinitely, in any browser. The
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Not sure why, but squid-deb-proxy ALWAYS thinks that any package or list
from dl.google.com is a miss. I've had squid-deb-proxy installed and
working on the machine below for quite a while now, and have
dl.google.com added to /etc/squid-deb-proxy/mirror-dstdomain.acl.
I
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When updating the number of threads in a guest's vCPU in virt-manager,
the Apply button did not become available. I ended up having to work
around it by changing the number of sockets as well as the number of
threads, then clicking Apply, then changing the number of sockets
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In a machine with Ubuntu Precise 12.04.1-LTS as the host and Windows 7
Pro x64 as the guest, if the guest uses /dev/br0, I can browse any site
I can think of EXCEPT any microsoft.com site fine in the guest - but any
*.microsoft.com will hang indefinitely, in any browser. The
see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qemu-kvm-spice/+bug/962376
for workaround.
please, please, PLEASE fix this?
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Title:
spicevmc not
Also note: if you want to get qxl video and spice guest tools working in
Windows guests, you've got a bunch more stuff to do. See my notes in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/seabios/+bug/958549 for
details.
(Trying to leave enough breadcrumbs that anyone searching for these
issues can
reprinting the dirty workaround linked by fmo:
sudo apt-get install qemu-kvm-spice
cd /usr/bin/
sudo rm kvm
sudo ln -s qemu-system-x86_64-spice kvm
Worked for me as well. NOTE: guests displayed black screen unless video
set to cirrus - vga, qxl, etc did not work with Spice agent channels
Confirm AppArmor message here also:
syslog:Oct 27 16:09:31 banshee kernel: [609909.052908] type=1400
audit(1351368571.038:185): apparmor=DENIED operation=open parent=1
profile=libvirt-0640ddeb-8f7f-11f9-c4ed-f8ea03a8
name=/proc/15859/auxv pid=15859 comm=kvm requested_mask=r
denied_mask=r
I nerfed the AppArmor problem easily enough by adding the following line
to /etc/apparmor.d/abstractions/libvirt-qemu:
@{PROC}/*/auxv r,
and doing /etc/init.d/apparmor restart. Confirmed: DENIED messages went
away.
However, still no BIOS screen if booting in qxl video mode; also still
no
Oh, MY. This was ugly - switched back to VNC display and cirrus video
and removed Spice channels; that got things running on my guest again.
Reinstalled the spice-guest-tools - that worked fine. Shut down the
guest, switched video to QXL, and started the guest - black screen.
Used Remmina to
This is still affecting me as well. 12.04-LTS, clean install.
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Title:
32 bit compatible GL library missing.
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Thalass, can you please tell me what your issue was? I arrived here
because of getting this error while trying to launch X3:Reunion as well.
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Title:
innotop is not working: missing dependency on libterm-readkey-perl
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This is so NOT sufficient. It's - BROKEN.
If you don't want to include libterm-readkey-perl with mysql-server,
then innotop should be broken OUT of mysql-server and made its own
package... which includes libterm-readkey-perl.
The simple fact that people KEEP filing this bug over and over again
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