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| #324 | fixed | The bugme timer disappearing bug is back | jdreed | |
| Description |
The bug where the bugme timer disappears after login seems to be back. It was, I believe, first observed on cluster-test.xvm. However, cursory testing suggests that it only manifests itself on displays with a 4:3 resolution, not a 16:9 one. I most recently observed the behavior on quickstation-lobby-16-2 (a GX620) about 10 minutes ago. I did not observe the behavior on quickstation 11-1 (a 745) immediately prior to that. Note that bugme is still running, because it reappears at logout. I vaguely wonder if the bug only exists with Jaunty on 4:3 displays, because I tested this with Intrepid on a 4:3 display on quickstation-2 (W20-3rd floor), and I don't recall experiencing the bug. I don't have any other good ideas at the moment, so additional testing/debugging is welcome. I'm going to halt quickstation deployments until it's reproducible, however. Currently installed debathena quickstations:
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| #1036 | fixed | The apt_release clusterinfo tag is Wrong(tm) | jdreed | jdreed |
| Description |
It is not supported to have multiple unversioned clusterinfo tags, and we do just tag for -dev and -proposed. The installer (see #164) and auto-update query Hesiod directly (which is also Wrong(tm)), but we should come up with a way to do this that plays nice with getcluster. I suggest deleting the apt_release tag (since it's pointless to have a value of "production", which is ignored) and creating a extra_repos tag or something, which has comma-separated values (is this supported? we could use another delimeter). That way this is fixed, and we don't have to worry about the case that development implies proposed. |
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| #244 | fixed | tex-config may not configure tex completely | jesstess | |
| Description |
Some further investigation is needed, but it seems like tex-config (or maybe something else?) isn't completely configuring the format cache correctly. Jessica reported getting the following when she tried to TeX a beamer file today: kpathsea: Running mktexfmt latex.fmt fmtutil: config file `fmtutil.cnf' not found. I can't find the format file `latex.fmt'! Running fmtutil-sys --all fixed the problem. Maybe tex-config's postinst should run that instead of fmtutil-sys --refresh? |
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