Public bug reported:
OFX online banking with gnucash 2.2.6-2ubuntu5 is not working for me in
a clean install of Unbuntu 9.04 i386.
The first step in diagnosing the underlying problem would seem to be
reading the messages that appear in the Online Banking Connection
Window. This is not possible
Thank you Thierry and Braam.
Thierry, I didn't try all the tricks you linked to above, some were
speculative or more difficult than the CLI or fstab mount work-around.
The earlier version of the Iomega firmware did not work for me.
Braam, I confirm your good result with an installed version of
Thank you Thierry and Braam.
Thierry, I didn't try all the tricks you linked to above, some were
speculative or more difficult than the CLI or fstab mount work-around.
The earlier version of the Iomega firmware did not work for me.
Braam, I confirm your good result with an installed version of
Thank you. I confirm your summary.
smbtree -b -N returns no output
Opening the location as specified creates browse-able locations in
Nautilus, and mounts them on the Desktop. This is somewhat easier (in
my situation) than using the command line or modifying fstab. I will
test this in my
Bad news in real-life network (not the controlled experiment in bug
report):
Running Intrepid, desktop and laptop on network, each with own Samba
server (i.e. three total, including NAS), Nautilus
Locationsmb://192.168.1.66/ does not work. It shows shares, but does
not mount them on desktop, and
Thank you. I confirm your summary.
smbtree -b -N returns no output
Opening the location as specified creates browse-able locations in
Nautilus, and mounts them on the Desktop. This is somewhat easier (in
my situation) than using the command line or modifying fstab. I will
test this in my
Still an issue in Jaunty:
Bug 354243
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Nautilus failes connecting to IOMEGA NAS Drives!
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/296673
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Bad news in real-life network (not the controlled experiment in bug
report):
Running Intrepid, desktop and laptop on network, each with own Samba
server (i.e. three total, including NAS), Nautilus
Locationsmb://192.168.1.66/ does not work. It shows shares, but does
not mount them on desktop, and
Thank you for addressing the specific case I have set up. In answer to
your first five assumptions, YES except I failed to recreate the
browser result shown in the attachment to Comment 4. Now, the NAS
shares do not show, only Windows Network. Double-clicking on Windows
Network yields Failed to
To run a command as administrator (user root), use sudo command.
See man sudo_root for details.
ubu...@ubuntu:~$ smbtree -N
ubu...@ubuntu:~$
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Nautilus fails to browse any share on network to which Iomega Home Network Hard
Drive (MDHD500-N, firmware K108.W15) is attached.
I was able to sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf and killall x-session-
manager as requested, but there is no change in diagnostics, see
attachment.
** Attachment added: Screen003.png
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25211477/Screen003.png
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Nautilus fails to browse any share on network to which
Addendum to Comment 18:
Other differences from previous trial, along with setting static IP
address on the NAS, I set host name to IOMEGA-36AE (was STORAGE-
36AE) and domain name to UTOPIA_BEACH (was WORKGROUP). I'm going
to guess that when the domain names match, the shares are displayed at
the
Thank you for addressing the specific case I have set up. In answer to
your first five assumptions, YES except I failed to recreate the
browser result shown in the attachment to Comment 4. Now, the NAS
shares do not show, only Windows Network. Double-clicking on Windows
Network yields Failed to
To run a command as administrator (user root), use sudo command.
See man sudo_root for details.
ubu...@ubuntu:~$ smbtree -N
ubu...@ubuntu:~$
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Nautilus fails to browse any share on network to which Iomega Home Network Hard
Drive (MDHD500-N, firmware K108.W15) is attached.
I was able to sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf and killall x-session-
manager as requested, but there is no change in diagnostics, see
attachment.
** Attachment added: Screen003.png
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25211477/Screen003.png
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Nautilus fails to browse any share on network to which
Addendum to Comment 18:
Other differences from previous trial, along with setting static IP
address on the NAS, I set host name to IOMEGA-36AE (was STORAGE-
36AE) and domain name to UTOPIA_BEACH (was WORKGROUP). I'm going
to guess that when the domain names match, the shares are displayed at
the
Given the confusion introduced by my Comment 9, I will restrict my
further comments to the original case of Bug 354243: a LIVE SESSION run
from a Ubuntu 9.04 beta Desktop i386 CD.
That being the case, I ask: Once I have edited and saved
/etc/samba/smb.conf, how am I to restart smbclient? The
Given the confusion introduced by my Comment 9, I will restrict my
further comments to the original case of Bug 354243: a LIVE SESSION run
from a Ubuntu 9.04 beta Desktop i386 CD.
That being the case, I ask: Once I have edited and saved
/etc/samba/smb.conf, how am I to restart smbclient? The
Whoa - stop!
Comment 9 does not describe Bug 354243 directly, but rather, a related
situation. That's what all those words I typed into Comment 9 mean. I
had hoped the the additional information would be helpful. I'm sorry it
wasn't.
I opened Bug 354243 specifically because of the confusion
Whoa - stop!
Comment 9 does not describe Bug 354243 directly, but rather, a related
situation. That's what all those words I typed into Comment 9 mean. I
had hoped the the additional information would be helpful. I'm sorry it
wasn't.
I opened Bug 354243 specifically because of the confusion
Just want to make sure it's understood that smbtree doesn't browse the
share when run under specific conditions outlined above - particularly
the fact that it was in a live CD session. Under my current, evolving
(implementing work-arounds) configuration, smbtree does produce output,
listed below.
Just want to make sure it's understood that smbtree doesn't browse the
share when run under specific conditions outlined above - particularly
the fact that it was in a live CD session. Under my current, evolving
(implementing work-arounds) configuration, smbtree does produce output,
listed below.
Yes this bug is reproducible, which I had attempted to make that clear
in the original bug report. The following is more explicit.
This bug occurs when Ubuntu is being run live from an i386 distribution
CD: 7.10, 8.04, 8.04.2, 8.10, or 9.04 beta - the kind one burns from
the isos available
Nautilus: PlaceNetwork
produces attach001.png
** Attachment added: attach001.png
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24766726/attach001.png
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Nautilus fails to browse any share on network to which Iomega Home Network Hard
Drive (MDHD500-N, firmware K108.W15) is attached.
... then clicking on any share produces attach002.png
(This drive has had a firmware upgrade and hardware reset immediately
before answering your questions, which apparently does not delete drive
contents.)
** Attachment added: attach002.png
Having been just reset, workgroup=WORKGROUP, which I assume is
appropriate for live session. It appears smbtree does not browse
correctly; see terminal grab below:
To run a command as administrator (user root), use sudo command.
See man sudo_root for details.
ubu...@ubuntu:~$ findsmb
If you're looking for a specific log I have yet to produce, please point
to it.
These results were produced with a live session of Ubuntu 9.04 beta
desktop i386. I intend to proceed with a work-around on my
installations, so the Iomega NAS will no longer be in its hard-reset
state. I am willing
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gvfs
Nautilus fails to browse any share on network to which Iomega Home
Network Hard Drive (MDHD500-N, firmware K108.W15) is attached.
Might be 209520 or 296673 - but this should make diagnosis easier.
Reproduced bug using Ubuntu i386 distribution
Same here:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo apt-get --fix-missing upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following packages will be upgraded:
hpijs hplip hplip-data
3 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Need
evince 2.20.1
Samsung CLP-300N
Won't print:
** Attachment added: CoolMax17-159-058Feb01Feb2508lh15.pdf
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11989188/CoolMax17-159-058Feb01Feb2508lh15.pdf
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Evince print fails with Postscript driver
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151145
You received this bug
evince 2.20.1
Samsung CLP-300N
Will print
** Attachment added: EVGA11MIRsFeb1Feb2908ll97.pdf
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11989227/EVGA11MIRsFeb1Feb2908ll97.pdf
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Evince print fails with Postscript driver
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151145
You received this bug notification because
(Sorry about multiple posts - It is not clear to me how to include
multiple attachments in single comment or edit previous comments.)
In the Won't print: case, evince creates blank output.ps and blank
preview, as well as not printing.
Given these are rebate forms, I'd agree this is critical.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
I fresh-installed Gutsy i386 recently. I used the spreadsheet once
without noticing any problems, but the first time I opened a Powerpoint
presentation, the openoffice.org menu bars had a tiny font. Other
Oo.org apps now also had tiny
I am using Ubuntu 6.06 LTS desktop, 64-bit; updated as prompted by
Synaptic.
My e-mail client is mozilla-thunderbird; firefox is selected as Web
Browser in Preferred Applications.
After experiencing Bug #89023, I Completely Removed firefox (and
thunderbird) using Synaptic.
After re-booting, I
Sorry, but a simple Synaptic update using Firefox
1.5.dfsg+1.5.0.10-0ubuntu0.6.06.2 re-broke my partially functional
Firefox.
The patch did not work for me
I will try complete removal and re-install, and see if that works,
again.
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Update of Firefox disables PSM (not more SSL or saved
OK, after Complete Removal and re-installation, I am in the same
situation reported in my comment of 2007-03-02 02:51:13 UTC.
In other words, in my installation, 1.5.dfsg+1.5.0.10-0ubuntu0.6.06.2
is, from the user's perspective, functionally the same as
1.5.dfsg+1.5.0.10-0ubuntu0.6.06.1
Could
Alexander Sack wrote:
Most likely you did not just restart firefox after upgrade properly.
???
I clicked on the launcher on the panel, as usual. If you mean I didn't
shut down Firefox before upgrade, my recollection is that I in fact did,
out of normal habit. But to test your hypothesis,
I too am experiencing this.
I use Ubuntu Dapper 6.06 LTS x86_64, kernel 2.6.15.26
Firefox update 1.5.dfsg+1.5.0.10-0ubuntu0.6.06.1 apparently broke many
sites (e.g. amazon.com personal account maintenance; launchpad.net) due
to above problem with PSM.
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux x86_64; en-US;
This is weird - I hope it's a clue.
Using Synaptic, I Completely Removed Firefox (which automatically
entailed removing two Epiphany programs and Yelp). Then I immediately
re-installed FIrefox and firefox-gnome-support. Now I can access
https://www.amazon.com, https://launchpad.net, etc.
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