One more thing I remember (if anyone ever runs into this problem again
and happens to stumble upon this report) - the problem temporarily went
away when I didn't log out of Gnome properly (but used CTRL-ALT-
Backspace for example). The next time I logged out of Gnome properly,
the problem returned.
Done. See http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=561683
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Just experienced a portion of this bug on a fresly installed 8.04
machine. F-spot had not been started yet. When I started f-spot from the
menu, nothing happened. When I started f-spot from a terminal, I got the
messages mentioned above, but only a couple of times before f-spot
seemed to 'give up'
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mozilla-thunderbird
When using Mozilla Thunderbird on Hardy, an incorrect popup window is
being displayed when saving or autosaving a draft message AND the
message contains characters which are not in the selected Character
Encoding.
See the attached scr
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Just happened to me using Intrepid 32 bit (from Live CD). Started
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Joel, thanks for your reply. I was using the default most up-to-date
version shipped with Hardy from the repo's.
Meanwhile, I've upgraded my installation to Intrepid (which ships wit
2.0.0.19). I will check if the problem exists there as well.
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Confirmed - this bug is still present on Intrepid.
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being displayed when saving or autosaving a draft message AND the
message contains characters which are not in the selected Character
Encoding.
- S
Just verified:
This bug has been resolved in SVN.
Just wait for the next official release...
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Well, I can't tell because I'm not running Hardy anymore. I got so sick
of these issues I finally turned compiz off. Switched to Jaunty 2 months
ago (Ubuntu Studio) and I'm not using compiz since it interferes with
audio production.
Too bad it takes over a year for someone to start looking at this
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mozilla-thunderbird
When using Mozilla Thunderbird on Hardy, an incorrect popup window is
being displayed when saving or autosaving a draft message AND the
message contains characters which are not in the selected Character
Encoding.
See the attached scr
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When using Mozilla Thunderbird on Hardy, an incorrect popup window is
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message contains characters which are not in the selected Character
Encoding.
- S
Public bug reported:
When booting from the Kubuntu Jaunty Alpha 5 i386 LiveCD on a Compaq
Deskpro EN (i810), KDM doesn't start.
Expected behaviour:
KDM starts and logs in automatically, presenting me with the KDE desktop.
Observed behaviour:
No GUI appears whatsoever.
Instead, I'm getting these
Thanks for all your replies. I have a question, though - what about
Hardy, will Thunderbird 2 be upgraded to version 3 as well? It'd be a
real shame if bugs such as these stay part of an LTS... I really can't
explain this to my customers.
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John, thanks for your reply. I'm fully aware of the current version
Hardy, but that doesn't answer my question. Since you just mentioned
this bug will not get fixed in the Thunderbird 2 branch, I'm wondering
if a fix to this bug is ever going to land in Hardy (by shipping
Thunderbird 3 to Hardy).
John, thanks for your long reply, I appreciate it. I understand the
dilemma of not wanting to introduce new bugs into an LTS.
However, I believe these kind of issues show a weakness in the whole LTS
philosophy, because most code comes from external parties (in this case,
Mozilla). When they say
Pedro, thanks for your reply. Let's hope upstream can fix this bug in
time before Jaunty.
And let's give credit where credit is due: Gianfranco was the first one
to report this bug.
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Sorry guys, but it's still not working in our situation (connecting from
a fully patched 8.10 box to our IBM iSeries running i5/OS version 6r1m0
with i5/OS NetServer).
When I try to browse the server using smb://server in nautilus, I get
the following error:
Could not display "smb://server".
Erro
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
When I try to create an archive from files which are on a Samba share
(to which I have full access), using Nautilus' build-in 'Create
Archive...' option, I get the following error:
An error occurred while adding files to the archive.
Error open
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Pedro, thanks for your fast reply. The upstream bug is indeed the same.
I hope someone with enough privileges on the Gnome Bugzilla can change
it's status into 'confirmed'.
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Joel, thanks for your reply. I was using the default most up-to-date
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Meanwhile, I've upgraded my installation to Intrepid (which ships wit
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Just tried again with the Kubuntu Jaunty final release - no more
problems. I do see a garbled screen for a short period when starting up
(Ubuntu 9.04 does this as well, so it's probably an X.org issue), but
that's a different problem.
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Binary package hint: nautilus
When I try to create an archive from files which are on a Samba share
(to which I have full access), using Nautilus' build-in 'Create
Archive...' option, I get the following error:
An error occurred while adding files to the archive.
Error open
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Pedro, thanks for your fast reply. The upstream bug is indeed the same.
I hope someone with enough privileges on the Gnome Bugzilla can change
it's status into 'confirmed'.
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Pedro, thanks for your reply. Let's hope upstream can fix this bug in
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And let's give credit where credit is due: Gianfranco was the first one
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Just booted a spare laptop with Hardy Alpha 5 Live CD. Bug confirmed,
the touchpad's scrollbar (probably synaptic) doesn't work. Laptop brand
is 'Kapok', model M45C/M450C.
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Same here on Alpha 6 up to date (amd64).
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f-spot.exe crashed with SIGSEGV
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John, thanks for your long reply, I appreciate it. I understand the
dilemma of not wanting to introduce new bugs into an LTS.
However, I believe these kind of issues show a weakness in the whole LTS
philosophy, because most code comes from external parties (in this case,
Mozilla). When they say
Just tried again with the Kubuntu Jaunty final release - no more
problems. I do see a garbled screen for a short period when starting up
(Ubuntu 9.04 does this as well, so it's probably an X.org issue), but
that's a different problem.
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Sorry guys, but it's still not working in our situation (connecting from
a fully patched 8.10 box to our IBM iSeries running i5/OS version 6r1m0
with i5/OS NetServer).
When I try to browse the server using smb://server in nautilus, I get
the following error:
Could not display "smb://server".
Erro
Well, I can't tell because I'm not running Hardy anymore. I got so sick
of these issues I finally turned compiz off. Switched to Jaunty 2 months
ago (Ubuntu Studio) and I'm not using compiz since it interferes with
audio production.
Too bad it takes over a year for someone to start looking at this
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Public bug reported:
When booting from the Kubuntu Jaunty Alpha 5 i386 LiveCD on a Compaq
Deskpro EN (i810), KDM doesn't start.
Expected behaviour:
KDM starts and logs in automatically, presenting me with the KDE desktop.
Observed behaviour:
No GUI appears whatsoever.
Instead, I'm getting these
Thanks for all your replies. I have a question, though - what about
Hardy, will Thunderbird 2 be upgraded to version 3 as well? It'd be a
real shame if bugs such as these stay part of an LTS... I really can't
explain this to my customers.
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John, thanks for your reply. I'm fully aware of the current version
Hardy, but that doesn't answer my question. Since you just mentioned
this bug will not get fixed in the Thunderbird 2 branch, I'm wondering
if a fix to this bug is ever going to land in Hardy (by shipping
Thunderbird 3 to Hardy).
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 339148 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/339148
Actually, it appears that gnome-app-install doesn't actually crash (or
at least, not the GUI). It does happen over and over again though, as
soon as I switch to a new category. The contents of the category isn
Public bug reported:
This problem started about a week ago and occurs often, but not always:
When logging into Gnome, the notification area doesn't load any applet
icons into the area where they are supposed to appear, but instead these
applets appear on the desktop like 'ordinary' applications.
** Attachment added: "screenshot showing applets 'outside' the notification
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Sebastian, thanks for your reply. I'm using Ubuntu 8.04.1, with all
updates installed. I've attached .xsession-errors. The notification area
is just the Ubuntu default in the upper right corner, left of the clock.
It's kind of weird that the Volume Control applet doesn't seem to be
suffering from
Well that's the funny part - I never changed anything from the default
Ubuntu settings when it comes to the notification area. What I did try
when this problem had occurred several times, is to remove the
notification area and then re-add it to the panel. This didn't solve the
problem.
Is there an
Of course I have some applications installed which are not in the
standard installation, but I hadn't installed any new apps some time
before this problem started.
As stated in my initial bugreport, I'm not experiencing this bug when
logging in to a different account. So yes, this problem is most
Allright, sorry about that. On top of your remark, I discovered that
with IMAP accounts, Evolution doesn't enable filters by default. When I
enable this setting manually (through Preferences > Edit > Receiving
Options tab), it seems to work fine. So my problem wasn't even a bug,
merely a default se
Released fix doesn't seem to be working on Hardy
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I'm experiencing this bug on Hardy as well, so I'd say it's not (yet)
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As I mentioned in the initial bugreport, this problem does not seem to
affect other users on the system. So I guess the only thing I can do to
permanently rid myself of this problem is removing all of my settings or
create a new account and start using that one?
The thing I hate most about this pr
I'd love to test Intrepid for things like this. Unfortunately, the Disc
Stakka was located at my previous job, and I no longer have access to
it. So I hope somebody else can test this. Sorry I can't be of more
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Well, seems like I 'solved' the problem by deleting the entire top panel
and re-creating it from scratch. After logging out and back in again,
the notification area worked as normal again. Of course, this is just a
workaround and not a real solution to whatever was causing this problem.
I'll close
One day later - the problem's back again. Will try removing .gnome2 now,
perhaps that 'fixes' something.
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Incomplete
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I tried renaming .gnome2 to .gnome2.old and then logging in again.
Nothing seemed to have changed, the problem is still there. Anything
else I can try?
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Just booted a spare laptop with Hardy Alpha 5 Live CD. Bug confirmed,
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The 'bright trace' when dragging a window around.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
When running Update Manager, the system asks for the administrative
password through a popup which 'dims' the rest of the desktop. However,
something goes wrong here, as shown in the screenshot. This has happened
to me several times. The only way (
** Attachment added: "the 'rendering fault' - caught in the act"
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I can't test this because I don't have the mentioned laptop anymore.
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'Invalid' doesn't seem the best option here, but there's no 'close bug'
option...
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Same here on Hardy Beta. Output of 'ps auxf', part of the tree that
contains ubiquity:
ubuntu9652 0.0 0.5 14740 5320 ?S15:18 0:00 gksudo
--desktop file:///home/ubuntu/Desktop/ubiquity-gtkui.desktop -- hal-lock
--interface
root 9654 0.0 0.1 3400 1052 ?Ss
Bug still present on Hardy Beta, i386 (original post was on Hardy AMD64)
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At a certain point in the installer, the user is asked if he/she would
like to migrate documents and settings. My previous Ubuntu installation
(7.04) is properly detected, as well as the users on that installation.
I marked all the users I wanted to migrate, but after rebootin
So, actually you're asking me to re-install my system? Too bad these logs
aren't saved somewhere automatically to be used at a later time, if necessary.
Or are they?
Anyway, 'luckily' my Hardy installation died on me when I had a problem with
the SATA cable of my main harddrive. So I re-installe
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Hi Basilio,
I just re-installed and completely updated my Hardy machine. After starting
Synaptic (which pops up the sudo window), I didn't notice any artifacts! Seems
like this bug is squashed :)
If I notice anything like this again, I'll reopen this bug. Thanks!
P.S. - Why isn't there a 'fixed
This bug seems fixed (and I want to put it in that status, but
can't...).
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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I must say, I saw some (although differently looking) artifacts as well
yesterday. I'll post a screenshot tonight when I get home.
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New rendering problems...
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Titlebar of Epiphany is seriously messed up...
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Same here, although I must admit my installation does not contain the
latest updates (kind of weird that I'm no longer prompted about this).
Will check again when the latest (30 march 2008) updates are applied, if
this still happens.
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With latest updates installed, this still happens (although I wasn't
promted to report the crash this time). Just hover over the Workspace
Switcher a few times and boom.
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Same here on Alpha 6 up to date (amd64).
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f-spot.exe crashed with SIGSEGV
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Unfortunately, these two machines are located at my previous job, so I
don't have access to them anymore. Can anyone else who owns these types
of machines confirm that this bug has been fixed in Hardy?
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Just experienced a portion of this bug on a fresly installed 8.04
machine. F-spot had not been started yet. When I started f-spot from the
menu, nothing happened. When I started f-spot from a terminal, I got the
messages mentioned above, but only a couple of times before f-spot
seemed to 'give up'
I too can confirm this bug.
Writer used is a SAMSUNG DVD R/RW SH-W08A, 1S31, max UDMA/33 on Ubuntu Desktop
8.10
I attached the log (brasero --debug &> brasero-log.txt)
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Okay, too bad I wasn't able to give you the proper information to tackle
this bug and taking measures to prevent this bug from ever occurring
again with anybody. My 'fix' was when I finally decided to re-install my
entire machine a couple of weeks ago (not just because of this issue),
and up until
One more thing I remember (if anyone ever runs into this problem again
and happens to stumble upon this report) - the problem temporarily went
away when I didn't log out of Gnome properly (but used CTRL-ALT-
Backspace for example). The next time I logged out of Gnome properly,
the problem returned.
** Changed in: brasero (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20059439/Dependencies.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20059440/ProcMaps.txt
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I just can't help wondering... Canonical sells commercial support on
desktops. What does Canonical say to customers who run into this problem
(which I have no doubt they will)? Or is there an official workaround?
If so, why hasn't this solution been made available?
By the way - I just tried Kubunt
Done. See http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=561683
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Public bug reported:
This problem started about a week ago and occurs often, but not always:
When logging into Gnome, the notification area doesn't load any applet
icons into the area where they are supposed to appear, but instead these
applets appear on the desktop like 'ordinary' applications.
** Attachment added: "screenshot showing applets 'outside' the notification
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Sebastian, thanks for your reply. I'm using Ubuntu 8.04.1, with all
updates installed. I've attached .xsession-errors. The notification area
is just the Ubuntu default in the upper right corner, left of the clock.
It's kind of weird that the Volume Control applet doesn't seem to be
suffering from
Well that's the funny part - I never changed anything from the default
Ubuntu settings when it comes to the notification area. What I did try
when this problem had occurred several times, is to remove the
notification area and then re-add it to the panel. This didn't solve the
problem.
Is there an
Of course I have some applications installed which are not in the
standard installation, but I hadn't installed any new apps some time
before this problem started.
As stated in my initial bugreport, I'm not experiencing this bug when
logging in to a different account. So yes, this problem is most
Allright, sorry about that. On top of your remark, I discovered that
with IMAP accounts, Evolution doesn't enable filters by default. When I
enable this setting manually (through Preferences > Edit > Receiving
Options tab), it seems to work fine. So my problem wasn't even a bug,
merely a default se
Released fix doesn't seem to be working on Hardy
** Changed in: evolution (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => Confirmed
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Evolution doesn't apply filters to IMAP account automatically
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/85570
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I'm experiencing this bug on Hardy as well, so I'd say it's not (yet)
fixed...
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Evolution doesn't apply filters to IMAP account automatically
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/85570
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Public bug reported:
This problem started about a week ago and occurs often, but not always:
When logging into Gnome, the notification area doesn't load any applet
icons into the area where they are supposed to appear, but instead these
applets appear on the desktop like 'ordinary' applications.
** Attachment added: "screenshot showing applets 'outside' the notification
area"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16370122/Applets_won%27t_go_into_systray2.png
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notification area won't hold applets
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/252722
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Sebastian, thanks for your reply. I'm using Ubuntu 8.04.1, with all
updates installed. I've attached .xsession-errors. The notification area
is just the Ubuntu default in the upper right corner, left of the clock.
It's kind of weird that the Volume Control applet doesn't seem to be
suffering from
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