I've just looked at the patch to enable NotAutomatic support in apt-
ftparchive: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=272557#55
If this isn't fixed soon, I'll have to either redesign our customized
repo software environment or upgrade our repo server from Ubuntu 14.04
to 16.04 to have
Does anyone have a creative solution for this? I just got over 400
emails from workstations this morning. I wonder if the bug should be
fixed in the flashplugin-installer package rather than update-notifier.
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I experienced this problem when updating a client from Ubuntu 12.04 to
14.04. Our file server is running SunOS 5.11 but the symptom is the
same. For us, It's not a source code problem but the way
modules/parse_sun.c is compiled.
Here's the gcc line for parse_sun from a default debuild of the Ubunt
FYI for anyone else who comes across this bug report, I was able to get
around the issue in regular Ubuntu 14.04 by overwriting
/usr/share/icons/gnome/256x256/status/avatar-default.png with my desired
.png (the greeter even resized it properly). You have to run 'gtk-
update-icon-cache /usr/share/i
Followup to comment #17: when I run apt-ftparchive on a mirror server
running Ubuntu 14.04, I do not have the same problem. So some change
between Ubuntu 12.04 and 14.04 fixed the problem I was having.
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In the unixgroup script itself, it says: "This is a group authenticator
for use with mod_auth_external using the 'environment' argument passing
method. If you are using mod_authnz_external, then a much better choice
is to use mod_authz_unixgroup for group checking."
After installing libapache2-mo
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I'm seeing the bug in Ubuntu 12.04 both with apt-get and on the repo end
with apt-ftparchive:
me@server:/$ sudo apt-ftparchive --contents=false generate
/path/to/local/config/apt-ftparchive-precise.conf
/path/to/local/repo/: 18 files 19.8 MB 0s
/path/to/local/repo/:
E: Unable to seek ahead 3747
This can be closed. I fixed the problem by adding a precise-updates
tree via apt-ftparchive. debian-installer/anna was finding old udeb's
in precise rather than the new kernel modules in precise-updates.
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Public bug reported:
I'm using the 'linux' kernel and initrd.gz files extracted from
ubuntu-12.04.2-alternate-amd64.iso for our preseeded PXE installer that
points our a local, up-to-date repository. 12.04 works fine but when
trying to update our install system to 12.04.2 to support new hardware,
Public bug reported:
I run several Ubuntu 12.04 labs with about 6400 users shared out via
NIS. Each user gets their own /home/username ZFS pool shared out over
NFS.
The problem is every time a user logs in, indicator-session-service
automounts every user in the DBUS user cache. This can create
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