from my auth.log file:
before modifying the terminal flag in gdebi.desktop
Jul 8 15:20:46 johndoe-Latitude-D630 polkitd(authority=local): Operator
of unix-session:c2 FAILED to authenticate to gain authorization for
action com.ubuntu.pkexec.gdebi.gtk for unix-process:998:23188
[/lib/systemd/syste
after some sleep I have a couple of additional comments:
the /usr/share/application-registry/gdebi.applications file the mime
list should be comma-delimited or at least that is what they did in the
liboffice.application file (it is the only other file in the directory).
while the steps in my prev
I finally got around to tracking down this problem it seems to be a
mimeinfo.cache issue.
If the reader is not familiar mimeinfo is part of the freedesktop and
contains all the mime types and their program associations.
for deb packages the primary mime type (called media types now because
why no
I am experiencing the same behavior in Xubuntu 18.04 (has been a problem
for a while) when using "open with" on the .deb package from Thunar
(right mouse menu). If I start gdebi-gtk from the command line and use
the "file open" menu option then everything works ok.
I will dig through my logs for m
I was reading some post on the Arch site and it seems compiling with
GTK2 rather than GTK3 resolved the problem. I just build 3.0.1-7 package
from source on my machine (using GTK3). The flickering issue seems to be
down to just the cursor but I have some other build issues I need to
look into.
FWI
Public bug reported:
Conflict with libtidy-0.99 and libtidy5:
dpkg: error processing archive
/var/cache/apt/archives/libtidy-0.99-0_20091223cvs-1.5_amd64.deb
(--unpack): trying to overwrite '/usr/lib/libtidy.so', which is also in
package libtidy-dev 1:5.2.0-1
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease:
libtidy 0.99-0 is a requirement for Abiword.
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Title:
package libtidy-0.99-0 (not installed) failed to install/upgrade:
trying to overwrite '/us
Tried the 16 May 2016 Daily Build and the #1577440 Bug is still present
during the install but the apt CD error is gone and I am able to do a
complete install.
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Public bug reported:
bug occurred during my daily apt upgrades.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.10
Package: fwts-efi-runtime-dkms 16.03.00-0ubuntu3
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.4.0-22.40-lowlatency 4.4.8
Uname: Linux 4.4.0-22-lowlatency x86_64
ApportVersion: 2.20.1-0ubuntu4
Archit
The link on my first comment is incorrect the proper link is:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1577540
hope this helps
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Tit
Tried the 14 May 2016 Daily Build with the same results. Went back to an
older Yakety iso image I had on my machine (25 April 2016). did not get
the #157750 Bug but still got the apt error. I will keep playing around
as time permits.
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Public bug reported:
Fresh Install on new system, daily build from usb stick. first ubi-
console-setup error bug #157750 hit continue and then install fails with
message about can not set up apt to install additional software from the
CD.
I started the install by booting into Xubuntu from the USB
Public bug reported:
I am unable to get octopussy up and running in Xubuntu Yakety.
The APT install works fine but I am getting the following errors:
octopussy Dispatcher Started.
octopussy RRD Started.
octopussy Scheduler Started.
octopussy Sender Started.
octopussy Pusher Started.
ERROR 1054
Public bug reported:
Installed interchange & the demo catalog last night. There was the
requirement of having SOAP installed. Installed SAOP but the system is
being pissy. I am in the process of purging everything and reinstalling
and this is when the apport came up. I will post a follow-up If I c
Anyone looking for a manual "fix" I went and installed the jdk-
headerless which works fine. The I downloaded the jdk .deb file and
installed using dpkg with the --force all option. It seem to take care
of the install problem. I am not a big java user but if anyone needs me
to check it out further
I just tried installing b115-2 on a machine that I have done a partial
upgrade to yakkety.
On this machine I originally did a fresh xenial alpha install and have
been doing daily upgrades (and other tinkering) ever since. Last night
or the night before I added yakkety depositories to my sources.li
just tried on xenial using b114 and did not work. I'll try with the
yakkety b115 and see how it goes.
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Title:
package openjdk-9-jdk 9~b102-1 fail
I am running Xubuntu Xenial and was getting the same "ignore relative
path" statements in my log files. I ran the following to fix it for now:
sudo ureadahead --force-trace --verbose /
adding the "/" for the mount-point for uredahead rebuilt the pack file
properly.
ran sudo ureadahead --dump
I am also getting this on Xenial I found a bug report on Debian that
discusses this issue and the causes. https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=718232 The last post on Debian claims that this
was fixed with resolvconf (1.75). I have resolvconf (1.781.78ubuntu2) on
my system and the bu
If it is of any help I have been having this same problem ever since the
the 3.8.0 kernel came out. When I first starting having this problem I
was running 64 bit Xubuntu 3.04 with the nouveau drivers. I just figured
that it was a problem on my system. So long as I booted using the
3.5.0-28 kernel
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