Public bug reported:
Ubuntu Version: 14.04
PostgreSQL version 9.3.5
The way it is now:
1. pg_createcluster will take a --locale switch, in order to initialize
the cluster with default emplate databases using, for example, en_US or
LATIN1.
2. if pg_createcluster is unable to initdb with that
Given that it's been 8 months, synaptiks is still not stable, and
there's an alternate package, can we please just remove synaptiks from
Ubuntu?
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Thomas,
You've just validated my original assertion when filing this bug:
reporting an ubuntu bug is not a task which can be reasonably
accomplished without the direct assistance of an Ubuntu/Debian
developer, or at least a software engineer.
If this was your goal, then congratulations, you're
Jono,
I'd also suggest making Ubuntu-Bug an application in Dash, so that users
can find it without first having to explain Terminal to them. Better
would be a GUI app which guides them through selecting a package or
other information they need to provide.
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Nicholas,
1. Alt-F2
2. Ubuntu-Bug
3. Select other problem
4. Get:
ERROR: You need to specify a package or a PID. See --help for more
information.
So, fail. ;-)
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Thomas,
So, imagine that I'm talking to my 76-year-old Father-in-law. How do I
tell him to figure out the package name?
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Title:
Ubuntu Bug
Public bug reported:
In the new Launchpad configuration, there is no longer a public link to
the report a bug form. Instead, all attempts to report a new bug are
redirected to the ReportingABug wiki page, here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs
That page spends several screens
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 12.10 / Intel / ASUS Zenbook
Package: network-manager
1. receive an OpenVPN profile (ovpn and crt files) by email or download.
2. open Network Manager
3. look in vain for an import button or link.
What should have happened instead:
3. there should be an import
Quinn,
You're really not making an effort to change my mind that Ubuntu is
intentionally hostile to receiving bug reports from non-hackers, are
you?
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Public bug reported:
The LSB utils use the old-style (Python 2.2) raise statement
throughout the Python code for tools like initdutils. With Python 2.7,
this causes them to error out. Example:
=
Stopping LogMeIn Hamachi VPN tunneling engine logmein-hamachi *
Traceback (most recent
Sorry, that's lunaryorn.de.
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Title:
Remove package synaptiks from apt (upstream project is abandoned)
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Public bug reported:
Reasons:
1. All documentation for synaptiks is at lunaryarn.de, which server no
longer exists, indicating that the project is abandoned.
2. Synaptiks cannot be installed or used without the above missing
documentation.
3. Purpose of Synaptiks is fulfilled by
Fabio,
When I entered the bug, there was no form blank for package. If you
want me to enter one, it should become part of the new bug form.
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Public bug reported:
OS: Ubuntu 12.04.1 64-bit Server Edition, Installed from CD
Machine: Supermicro custom build, Intel motherboard, Megaraid SAS 9861-8i
Drive config: Megaraid configured with two arrays, one of SSDs and one of HDDs.
1. Configured RAID card to present two virtual drives from
Papukaija,
So, Webmin was removed because it was buggy and unmaintained, and
replaced with a package with less features which is also buggy and
unmaintained? Um Ok.
That does not address the cannot remove eBox issues. I am, like many
other Ubuntu users, stuck with a system which I will
papukaija,
Wait, are you saying that it's OK to have packages in stable for
software which doesn't work on that version of Ubuntu, and is even
listed *by the software producer* as not working?
And for that matter, to delete a piece of software which *did* work
(Webmin) to replace it with the
I'm experiencing this issue as well. It seems to be universal on
Jaunty. Perhaps the ebox package should be removed from stable?
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[jaunty server] ebox-loggerd crashes, restart, crashes, etc.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/367247
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ebox
As with other Jaunty users, I'm experiencing quite a number of problems
with eBox, including:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ebox/+bug/367247
and
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/234912
And others. Having chatted with some of the eBox
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