I too am forced to restart nfs-common after booting to get ID mapping
working correctly on a server built with 8.10.
It's rather disappointing to see that this hasn't been fixed yet.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/235930
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I don't mean to offend anybody, but I'm not sure what the point of
filing bug reports is when it takes over 2 years to get the first
response and then it's dismissed because it's too old. I thought Dapper
was LTS.
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saslauthd forces directory permissions that prevent postfix access
https://bugs
Paul,
I'm no expert on this, but digging through the changelogs, it appears that this
is now a two step process. The first step is to update NSS as Jamie showed
above. The second step is to update PAM, which it looks like you can do via:
$ sudo pam-auth-update ldap
HTH
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This was Dapper. I have since rebuilt the server with Intrepid roughly
following the Ubuntu Server Guide and did not have this problem.
However, the last I knew, my hack to the init.d script to munge the
permissions was still necessary.
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As mentioned earlier, the bug was painful enough I had to resort to using
KDE instead. If there's reason to believe that it may now be resolved, I
certainly could give it a try again. However, if this is just a general
inquiry, I don't have an answer at hand or really the time to find out.
Has a
Johnathon wrote:
> Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
> Ubuntu better. This bug was reported a while ago and there hasn't been
> any activity in it recently. We were wondering is this still an issue
> for you? Thanks in advance.
>
> ** Changed in: sawfish (Ubuntu)
My two screens were both 1600x1200. I never tried using sawfish-client
as I'm unfamiliar with its use. The problem was so prevalent for me (at
least 5 times during 8 hour work day) that I was forced to change over
to KDE. I hadn't realized until this change that kwin offers nearly all
of the fea
Public bug reported:
When configuring the external audio encoder lame, the dialog of hints
for %t=tittle, %a=artist, etc. fails to mention that %g=genre, yet I
tested it on a hunch and it just worked. For this reason, it seems that
the hints dialog should be updated to include this and the defaul
This issue is resolved in feisty.
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Kees Cook wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> Getting involved in MotU[1] is the best way to go. There are a number
> of great resources[2] in the wiki. Additionally, looking at other
> people's packages, learning pbuilder or sbuild, and generally trying
> stuff is the best way to go.
>
> [1] https://wiki.ub
Kees Cook wrote:
> Supermike, I'll have a Dapper .deb up for you to try shortly.
>
Kees, I've seen your name a lot around here, so I assume that means
you're a Good Guy (tm) and a great person to ask a lingering, albeit
tangent question. I've recently starting building debs out of some of
my
rdesktop 1.5.0-1ubuntu1~prop1 is working perfectly for me.
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Michael,
I have access to a variety of terminal servers and would be happy to run
some verification tests if you can point me to where I might snag a copy
of the proposed version.
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When I first reported this bug, I could consistently reproduce the
problem every time. However, in the last week or so, I have not seen
the problem at all. I should have mentioned in the original post that I
am using sawfish for a WM, but otherwise it is a standard GNOME DE.
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Sadly this bug still exists in Ubuntu 7.04 beta. Sawfish is simply
unusable with Xinerama enabled -- one cannot tolerate windows being lost
simply for having changed workspaces. I sure wish this could be fixed
(or someone could offer a work around) as I have yet to find a window
manager that has
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome
Using a fully updated 7.04 beta, if I cause a GNOME (maybe GTK) Save As
dialog to open, the resultant Save As dialog window that opens seems to
continuously resize itself. The window is anchored at the same position
the entire time, but the right e
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sensors-applet
Just installed all 7.04 updates, rebooted and logged in via gdm. I
hadn't actually seen anything fail, but the notification tool indicated
that it may have crashed earlier -- I assume this means it crashed after
login, but was restarted su
Daniel, thanks for getting one of my favorite panel applets fixed so
fast -- the old auto apt-get upgrade pulled it down this morning. That
patch is quite the doozy :-)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: workrave
Crashed right after logging into X via gdm.
ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: i386
Date: Tue Mar 27 10:55:38 2007
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 7.04
ExecutablePath: /usr/bin/workrave
Package: workrave 1.8.4-1ubuntu1
PackageArchitecture: i386
ProcCmdline:
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Thanks Guenther, that seemed to be the problem.
It would appear that an upgrade of Evolution should automatically assign
a category to existing contacts.
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Public bug reported:
Under dapper, I could go into Python and 'import HTMLgen' so long as
python2.4-htmlgen was installed. Now after upgrading to edgy, this is
no longer possible. It appears that the python-htmlgen package only
contains documentation and no Python code/modules at all.
** Affect
The above report was under Dapper. The problem still exists in Edgy and
in fact seems worse. The gnome-panel still seems to be affected the
most often, however the old work around of killing gnome-panel (so that
it could restart and be visible) tends to make nearly all other windows
disappear. L
Public bug reported:
When saslauthd is started, it will forcefully reset the permissions of
the directory that contains the socket to which postfix must open:
Starting SASL Authentication Daemon: mode of `/var/run/saslauthd'
changed to 0710 (rwx--x---)
Given that the ownership of this directory
What is "eds" and how do I run it to help with the upstream request?
I don't see such an executable.
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Issue is gone. Don't recall exactly what I did to make it go away, but
I believe it involved mv'ing the old home directory aside and then
selectively pulling things back into a fresh one.
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/46856
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Unfortunately, I can no longer provide feedback on this bug. As
mentioned on 2006-08-16, I permanently made the problem go away as the
problem was getting too annoying, especially when I had solution waiting
in the wings (see 2006-08-10).
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gnome panels are empty (show nothing) after login
http
I have permanently resolved this issue (for myself) by creating new
replacment panels and dragging all old launchers to the new panels and
removing the old (and now empty) panels.
I can now logout and back in and everything works as expected.
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What is gnome-panel racing against?
For the record, doing:
killall gnome-panel
*always* brings back gnome-panel for me. I've done this 100's of times.
:-(
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I just made a significant discovery on this bug. If I add a new panel
and populate it, this new panel works correctly! The old panels still
fail as reported and can still be revived via the killall.
Now I have a predicament. I assume that I can make this problem go away
for me by just making ne
Positive I did not "simply remove menubar applet". Both the top and
bottom panels are empty, void, devoid of all life and 100% non-
responsive -- just a gray pair of gray bars, until I right-click desktop
to open a gnome-terminal (via nautilus-open-terminal) and exec "killall
gnome-panel". It see
I still suffer with this problem. Does anybody have an idea what might
be a simple cure?
I've thought about mv'ing my .gnome* directories aside or the like to
determine why new users have no problems, yet I do simply because I
upgraded the OS and kept /home throught it all.
Where does gnome-pane
Problem solved and not a bug with gnome-terminal. My ~/.bash_profile
had:
[ -r .bashrc ] && source .bashrc
But, if I've moved out of my $HOME in the first tab, the above would
fail to source .bashrc. I resolved the issue by changing to:
[ -r ~/.bashrc ] && source ~/.bashrc
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Daniel, no the problem hasn't been solved. It is intermittent, so I
know how it's supposed to behave, but that is not always the case.
Also, it may be that it's my .bash_profile that's not being sourced,
since it is that file which sources my .bashrc. If I can get the
problem to repeat, I'll post
I too have a 3Com® OfficeConnect® Wireless 11g PC Card (3CRWE154G72)
version 1.0 PCMCIA card and have not been able to get this working since
upgrading to Dapper. It worked great under Breezy.
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/38278
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
In the gnome-terminal preferences, there is an option to "Run command as
a login shell". This option only affects the first tab.
To reproduce, define an alias (for example) in the user's .bashrc
script. This alias will only be defined an
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sawfish
Regularly throughout the day, I experience windows disappearing from the
desktop. The problem seems to only occur when I'm opening a new window
or changing workspaces. It seems that Xinerama is also necessary for
this bug to manifest.
Most ofte
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