I did eventually resolve this by deleting a corrupt file in (I think)
~/.cache/deja-dup , although it was difficult to figure out what needed
to go.
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Public bug reported:
The following error message was emitted while installing scala-mode-el
via aptitude:
Setting up scala-mode-el (20111005-2.1) ...
ERROR: scala-mode-el is broken - called emacs-package-install as a new-style
add-on, but has no compat file.
Install scala-mode-el for emacs
Inst
Public bug reported:
Starting a couple weeks ago, backups have begun failing with the
following message. Until now, I have had no problems with backups; I
backup via ssh to a cloud provider. (Until ~6 months ago I was backing
up via ssh to a machine on my local net.) The scheduled backup asks for
Public bug reported:
The Ubuntu settings app used to allow choosing how the background image
would fit the window (tiled, stretched, centered). It no longer offers
any choices, backgrounds are always stretched.
(Other approaches, like alt-clicking on an image in Firefox, still allow
me to set a t
Public bug reported:
Running do-system-upgrade from 16.04, the upgrade hung at this point. I
left it overnight w/ no progress. Eventually ^C and had to continue dpkg
by hand.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 18.04
Package: linux-headers-4.15.0-38-generic 4.15.0-38.41
ProcVersionSignatur
Public bug reported:
Background:
Under some circumstances, when the client/initiator has a TGT but no
ticket for a particular principal, it needs to communicate with the KDC.
The GSSAPI protocol includes a mechanism, a subprotocol named IAKERB,
for the client to tunnel/proxy through the server/ac
Public bug reported:
Tried to do an upgrade in "sandbox" mode using the -s option. It failed
to set up the sandbox (though it didn't give a detailed error why). Same
behavior with either do-release-upgrade or update-manager.
ubuntu-release-upgrader-core:
Installed: 1:0.220.8
Candidate: 1:0.22
FWIW, I think this can happen any time you set curl's READFUNCTION but
do not set its SEEKFUNCTION.
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Title:
curl error: necessary data rewind wasn
I encountered (and then reported) this bug about 20 minutes ago, but
noticed that eventually synaptic did recover and become responsive
again. On my (fairly underpowered) machine it took almost 10 minutes to
recover. So perhaps this is not a hang at all but just an extremely slow
sorting operation,
