Although, there is something weird going on with suspend on the laptop. Somehow, Bluetooth needs on/off before the laptop will suspend by closing the lid. Maybe something to do with bug #998133?
Works here: x86_64 (server, laptop), i686 (VM).
Works here (x86_64 server: ethernet, static IP; x86_64 laptop: ethernet, DHCP; i686 VM: ethernet, static IP).
Bug #1243680 fixed. Thanks!
Works here (x86_64: OpenLDAP/krb5, i686: AD).
Bug #1216264 is fixed. Thanks!
Just an official note that I was unable to get this to work on two i686 machines (one upgrade form 0.6.1, the other clean install in Fedora Live). I'm not going to give it a -1 at this point, but it would be good to know which configuration worked.
Bug #1243680.
Well, -1 here (in bodhi) means "has a regression", so that is what I used. Isn't the point of putting packages into testing to find out if something got broken? AFAICT, this is not a security update, so nobody should get compromised as a result of my -1.
Languages being shown as unknown is actually present in the previous version as well, but at least replacing words that are not spelled properly works.
Actually, I'm going to change this to -1. Something happened to spell checking. Languages are shown as Unknown and replacing misspelled words does not work in mail compose window any more.
Seems to work (imap+, ews).
Works in general use (authoritative, recursive).
Works on x86_64 and i686.
Works on x86_64 and i686.
New build works: laptop, server.
Works on x86_64 and i686.
Broke my server which has NetworkManager-config-server installed. The loopback interface (although properly configured in ifcfg-lo) did not get an IPv4 address, which then failed a whole bunch of other services. Reverting back to 1.0.2-1 immediately fixed the problem
Works, but doesn't say whether bug #1170765 was patched. Was it?
Actually, the suspend thing may not be bluetooth related. When I press F7 on this laptop (ThinkPad T450s: switches to external monitor), the suspend via closing the lid works again. Maybe it's something to do with systemd update. Not quite sure.