I removed the bug watch on
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=763192 because this
originally was a pulseaudio bug. It would be prudent to open another
bug for Mozilla to track the fix for that package.
I'm also contemplating opening a new bug for the kernel aspect of this
bug, though th
This issue is responsible for:
Bug number 1027510 /usr/lib/jvm VS /lib/jvm under overlayfs.
Bug number 1030519 perlvar: EXECUTABLE_NAME or ^X broken under overlayfs.
Bug number 1030520 logwatch: Makes use of $^X, broken under overlayfs.
Bug number 1030530 start-stop-daemon: --exec option broken und
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+ Bug number 1007089 reports that the value of /proc/X/exec can be
incorrect. This causes "start-stop-daemon --stop --signal 1 --quiet
--exec /usr/sbin/syslog-ng --pidfile /var/run/syslog-ng.pid" to fai
Public bug reported:
Bug number 1007089 reports that the value of /proc/X/exec can be
incorrect. This causes "start-stop-daemon --stop --signal 1 --quiet
--exec /usr/sbin/syslog-ng --pidfile /var/run/syslog-ng.pid" to fail.
/etc/cron.daily/logrotate:
invoke-rc.d: initscript syslog-ng, action "re
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Bug number 1030519 tracks this issue in perl and Bug number 1007089 is
the root cause. In Ubuntu perl is located in /usr/bin/perl, so using
$^X isn't necessarily needed. Also you should investigate using eval()
or other methods to get a sub-perl instance.
One solution may b
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Perl should check the value from /proc/self/exe for correctness. I'll
open a bug in logwatch also, however there are likely many more
applications that make use of this and depend on it's correctness. Bug
number 1007089 tracks the overlayfs bug.
/etc/cron.daily/00logwatch:
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For sure, and it's not like there is some one out there behind a bunch
of proxies that would even begin to be able to test new proxy code.
This really will take a community effort, not just some commit by some
one who many not have ever used a proxy.
There surly is something wrong with the vetting
What is the status of this bug? Has the OverlayFS team been made aware
of the issue? Why can't the Importance be higher?
This seams to effect a number of packages, albeit these packages are
broken in there use of sefl/exe.
Is any one even reading these?
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overlayfs alters /proc/self/exe link(s), making result a dead link.
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Attached is an strace that shows /lib/jvm as the location used to find
libjli.so.
java: error while loading shared libraries: libjli.so: cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory
# This fixed the issue.
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Attached is an strace that shows /lib/jvm as the location used to find
libjli.so.
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shared object file: No such file or directory
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arcadia:~# ln -s /usr/lib/jvm /lib
arcadia:~# dpkg -S /
The solution for me, using xfce4, was to logout and into gnome-shell.
Then I could change the setting... Using gconf-editor didn't work, the
option was checked when I looked at it in gnome's control center under
mouse. When I loged back into xfce4, all was/is good. xev reports ctl
as it should.
http://pastebin.com/He2KqUGF
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One question, where is maemo? In that what's it's status, what does it
need?
I don't understand any of it, but I think this link may be relevant:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/maemo/developers/40692
This may make the ALSA maemo plugin obsolete, in favor of kernel
drivers.
...Is this eve
Ahh, I'm a Debian guy so forgive my ignorance on the Ubuntu details.
How does one specify "I'm banned from the live cds."? That wasn't vary
hard.
https://launchpad.net/~cheako/+archive/buildingrounds/+sourcepub/2519104/+listing-archive-extra
The previous patch, plus:
https://launchpad.net/~cheak
Thank you for taking a look at this :)
I'm with you on the... This is Dolby Digital Surround Sound(TM) and as
such it is protected under some form of patent and is controlled under
the law.
Never the less, libav(the source package for the build depends,
libavcodec-dev) has been uploaded to main
This contains the authors original release statement.
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=48441
Near the end of this thread it's clear that the code was pulled from
xbmc and it doesn't really say why, other then the "usual" channel
mapping issue. Many programs don't use the same 5.1 channel
Kip,
libaften is not JUST a derivative. For example it's thread-safe, but more
importantly uses multiple threads offering drastically improved latency...
Important for ALSA plugins. Using the most developed and advanced encoder
should be a priority.
It may be good enough to offer support for
Kip,
I haven't looked at the diff in the xbmc bug, but I believe all the code for an
ALSA plugin can be found there. I've found several descriptions of a52plug, so
I think instead of what you mean where. I've got to run to a Funeral, but in
the mean time someone should email the XBMC project a
This was a complete train wreak. I added the 'folder' checks in to
avoid booting with an empty /usr. Thus I believe that overlayfs grabs
the folder as-is and doesn't detect future mounted filesystems, always
using the device and inode detected at mount time... That's an(two in
this case) empty f
I have some more information here. It seams that every time I boot the
lowerdir=/.usr-ro/local/.. and upperdir=/.usr-rw/lost+found/.. are not
mounted. Correct ordering of mount would be needed to make this work.
I've changed these to be just lowerdir=/.usr-ro and upperdir=/.usr-rw.
I hope I won'
I had this issue, I've always had this issue. It get's really bad if
your disk is doing bad sector relocation(s)... then the desktop/gui and
mouse can freeze for 15minuets.
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Ohh, one added point is that you are only looking for overlayfs mounts:
lnk=$(readlink /proc/$(pgrep firefox)/exe); for ech in $(cut -f2,3 -d\
/proc/mounts | grep ' overlayfs$' | cut -f1 -d\ ); do [ -f "$ech$lnk" ] && echo
"$ech$lnk"; done
/usr/lib/firefox/firefox
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That's interesting. For self updating applications, well first of all
applications should not have access to modify there own source. Leaving
that aside as it's obviously working for you and your users are
presumably aware of the security risks.
Then I have to point out that the code you linked
I forgot ^/opt and the like.
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libafton is to a52plug as ffmpeg and now libav is to a52. a52plug and
a52 are ALSA plugins while libafton and libav are back-end encoders.
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AFAICT the only place to get a52plug is in
http://trac.xbmc.org/ticket/6499
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http://www.ohloh.net/p/a52plug <--- Totally cool!
I'll try it out.
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Include a libasound2-plugins-extra package for a52, maemo
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John,
If so then the bug 763192 would be that it uses /proc/self/exe. Usage of the
exe link should be limited to checking to see if this PID is a running instance
of a daemon. I'm not sure I've ever seen another good use for the exe link,
but I can tell at a glace that 763192 isn't it.
In t
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I believe there are two changes that should be made.
The most obvious is that "conf_pulse_hook_load_if_running" needs to
connect to PA and confirm it's really running, in that specifically if
it's suspended or not. I believe it would be fine if PA was suspended
for another reason for applications
ubuntu-reviewers :
I think this patch can be ignored, no offense to Antony, it is not ready to
be included or used in it's current state.
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Confirmed:
First of all the current alsa-plugins package already has:
/usr/share/doc/libasound2-plugins/a52.txt
/usr/share/doc/libasound2-plugins/examples/a52.conf_pulse
This slightly modified package contains the a52 module.
https://launchpad.net/~cheako/+archive/buildingrounds/+sourcepub/2495019
It's situations like this when you realize it's not sufficient to use a
version number to indicate the availability of a feature... as in
libavutil-dev (>= 4:0.8.1-0ubuntu1)
Though that's another issue.
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It would have been impossible for me to setup a stable build
environment. Lucky I setup a PPA just for that purpose, no one _should_
be using buildingrounds.
In a little over 4 hours we will see how
Kip,
I just went to re-compile my setup, because I don't remember when I
originally rebuilt a52. I won't need to build ffmpeg(libav)...
As Ubuntu currently ships the necessary ac3_fixed encoder!
I belive all that's needed is for this package to make use of it... and
that's not against any la
My apologies, LPCM is similar to PCM. I had just assumed that
Quantization was something vary special having to do with audio
compression. Quantization is, from what I can understand, the process
of both sampling and then averaging, approximating, an analog wave
from(in some cases).
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Kip,
I agree it's a matter of philosophy that creates the legal / moral problems,
much like Christianity creates a Virgin Marry. I'm not saying that either of
these beliefs is wrong or incorrect in any way, in fact I understand how futile
an effort that would be.
What I'm saying is that if
Plus spdif can also carry LPCM and multichannel LPCM, so this isn't an
issue of switching from one to the other... It's just a matter of
having hardware that supports these "optional" features of the
specification.
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LPCM != PCM. I can't find the bandwidth for HDMI sound, but I can't
imagine it's big enough to carry multichannel uncompressed audio at a
descent rate and precision.
References would be nice, I'm working mainly off Wikipedia and various
links found with Google.
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Kip,
A Dolby Digital encoder license can be purchased. IMHO this is one advantage
Ubuntu has over Debian.
Philipp,
Hmm, I was unaware that HDMI supported any thing other then Stereo PCM.
Never the less the features you speak of are options AND more importantly ALSA
dosn't seam to have an
I just helped two ppl on IRC configure surround sound and they both
needed to compile a52.
This is going to become more and more important, why wait?
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Joseph,
Any one running any kernel can test for this bug. Let me write a short shell
script that will do just that. I've tested this script on my box and it
revealed the bug.
(
set -e
mkdir -p /mnt/test /tmp/usr
mount none /mnt/test -t overlayfs -o lowerdir=/usr,upperdir=/tmp/usr
/mnt/test/b
...You didn't read the report vary well, I'll not repeat myself.
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Bilal Shahid,
Looks like the logs are devoid of any useful information, this can't possibly
be our fault.
http://pastebin.com/eijLQ7sm
http://pastebin.com/QhrUHTPi
If Aaron Roydhouse says the only messages he gets are these warning,
then likely he has all the same DEBUG messages I do.
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The description didn't populate: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/whoopsie
Plus after reading it using apt-cache I find that it's a little too
generic. Here is some of the information the description is missing.
1. Where do the reports go, even if it is bugs.la
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By depends I mean one of Suggests/Recommends/Depends. Currently, with
no other changes, I'd say you need Depends. Thus I think you should
change part of your package to accommodate for systems that don't have
whoopsie installed.
/etc/dbus-1/system.d/org.freedesktop.NetworkM
Here is a screen capture containing the error.
[ 14.085449] device-mapper: dm-raid45: initialized v0.2594b
done.
Begin: Running /scripts/init-premount ... done.
Begin: Mounting root file system ... Begin: Running /scripts/local-top ...
Unlocking the disk /dev/disk/by-uuid/772549dd-497a-40ee-95bf
Applications have a .desktop file, but I think it's more accurate to say
that a package provides menu entries in a .desktop file.
Actually this is causing problems for me, as many applications don't
read and possibly won't ever read .desktop files. That's the reason
Debian created it's menu syste
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Let start with the most basic, I fully understand that System mode is taboo
and unsupported by upstream. I understand there reasoning, well I don't get
the part about "You shouldn't use system mode because we refuse to offer SHM
support for it." That's just the p
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Hello example fstab entries I've tested,
overlayfs /usr overlayfs
defaults,lowerdir=/.usr-ro/local/..,upperdir=/.usr-rw/lost+found/.. 0 2
none /usr overlayfs
defaults,lowerdir=/.usr-ro/local/..,upperdir=/.usr-rw/lost+found/.. 0 2
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I've made changes to /etc/asound.conf and now PulseAudio is starting and
working. However I still get this warning:
arcadia:~# invoke-rc.d pulseaudio restart
* Stopping system PulseAudio Daemon[ OK ]
* Starting system PulseAudio Daemon
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I've had this issue with other Ubuntu kernels.
Problem A:
This is not so much a bug in PulseAudio, but it is effected by this bug.
arcadia:~# invoke-rc.d pulseaudio start * Starting system PulseAudio Daemon
Ohh, my. Yeah, it looks like PA is not starting for another reason.
Though this still looks like a bug in overlayfs that's causing a warning
from PA.
I have too many warnings on boot, that much is clear.
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I've had this issue with other Ubuntu kernels.
Problem A:
This is not so much a bug in PulseAudio, but it is effected by this bug.
arcadia:~# invoke-rc.d pulseaudio start * Starting system PulseAudio Da
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overlayfs alters /proc/self/exe link(s), making result a dead link.
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