=== elmo [~james@82.211.81.249] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:14] err, warty has SW RAID support in the installer, right ? [12:14] mjg59: any thoughts on #3213? [12:17] With ACPI, there's no way to call DPMS code [12:18] Why there's a garbled screen, I'm not sure [12:19] Do we know if this is using the framebuffer? [12:22] elmo: yes [12:23] not RAID 1 root, apparently [12:23] oh well [12:32] n8 [12:34] mdz: yeah, i'm gonna land one avec patches tomorrow morning === ultrafunk [~pd@insanity.ridge.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:39] jdub: is there any reason because the ubuntu-calendar-november package does not exists in hoary? [12:44] Hoary is a pr0n-free zone in order to prevent the developers from becoming distracted [12:44] They only get their pr0n fix when it's ready for release [12:45] all they have for distractions now is frozen-bubble and mao [12:45] NO MAO [12:48] :-P === pasc still hasn't played mao [12:48] I've managed to escape so far [12:49] pasc: heh, you shall soon learn the full power of the dark side [12:49] heh [12:50] I had bob2 and lifeless at my place yesterday, and _still_ managed to avoid it ;-) [12:57] carlos: hrm, thought elmo was going to push it there too === jdub will fix/ [12:57] jdub: thanks [01:12] mjg59: the bug is the sum total of what I know about it. (Actually, I fear it's the superset... :-) [01:23] mako: ping? === usual [~colin@alb-69-200-178-150.nycap.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:37] oh poo [01:37] hrm [01:37] how can we get u-c and u-c-monthly packages into hoary, given that they already exist in the archive? [01:50] mjg59: http://bugme.osdl.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3670 [01:50] thom: http://primates.ximian.com/~glesage/stuff/firefox/ -> 1.02 update [01:54] jdub: Yeah, I've been playing with that [01:54] The video_post stuff seems to work pretty well [01:55] At the weekend, I'll build up test kernels [02:00] garrett's theme works in 0.9.3, too [02:00] handy [02:00] As is, I'm doing suspend and resume on the X40 with no kernel arguments now [02:01] wow [02:02] We just reinit the video from userspace after resume [02:02] I'm feeling pretty good about S3 support, once we manage to figure out what the complete failure on some hardware is === jamesh [~james@203-59-50-191.dyn.iinet.net.au] has joined #ubuntu-devel === mjg59 wonders if he can convince Mark that a Sony X505VP would make a good test machine [02:05] how's suspend looking on the craptop? [02:05] mjg59: "yeah, this one is reaaaallly buggy" [02:05] bob2: Suspend is just peachy [02:05] Resume, now that's a different matter [02:06] hah, right [02:06] I've no fucking clue. The thing just never executes any of the wakeup code. [02:06] Which makes debugging a complete arse === mjg59 is at the point of wondering about printing out the ACPI spec [02:06] It's only 500 pages or so... [02:06] can windows wake it up? [02:06] Yeah [02:06] Works fine with XP [02:07] I'm wondering about trying to write my own trivial ACPI implementation and then comparing that [02:09] Hmm. We ought to be able to bodge screen blanking for the console together with x86 emulation. [02:10] There's a routine at a known location in VBE compliant VGA Bioses [02:10] More fun for me at the weekend === mojo_ [~mojo@220-244-212-78-vic.tpgi.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-devel [02:23] morning [02:23] morning [02:42] hey [02:43] has AsliSolaritaire game in GNOME supported SVG yet? [02:43] I decide to work on a SVG version [02:46] mdz: hey there [02:47] mdz: i'm still working on the summary of the kickoff meeting.. i'm almost done.. it's SO LONG [02:47] mako: you're telling me [02:47] mdz: i've been working on it for 2.5 hours :) [02:48] mako: I sent you my notes, right? [02:48] mdz: yeah [02:48] mako: I polished those notes into the HoaryGoals page [02:49] oh, ok [02:49] i will link to those [02:49] the summary will have a paragraph for most these [02:49] a lot of it can be integrated straight into the goals page [02:51] mako: hmm, I was working on a hoary status update, sounds like we have some overlap [02:51] mako: you can stick to the events of the meeting, and I'll flesh things out in the status update\ [02:51] if it's easier [02:52] what do you mean by events of the meeting? [02:53] as in, don [02:53] do you mean, "dont' flesh out out the feature goals so much"? [02:53] because that's what i'm doing onw [02:53] more or less, yeah [02:53] but if you've already done it, great === rabidbt [~rabidbt@66.45.74.16] has joined #ubuntu-devel [02:54] mdz: well.. i've done probably half [02:54] i've done more than half the log [02:54] mdz: i'll just continue. should be less than an hour [02:54] I haven't written that bit of the status update yet [02:54] so, more power to you [02:55] mdz: yeah, it will be useful to you and i was doing it anyway :) [02:55] i can throw what i have somewhere if you want [02:55] how I'm hoping it will work is that I've created subpages for the feature goals which need more fleshing out, and the people responsible will create them [02:55] nah, I'm on my way out [02:56] ok, sounds good [03:01] mdz: don't want to do bug tree? [03:07] where is mplayer in upstream??? has lamont uploaded it yet? [03:29] mojo_: ?? [03:30] "in upstream"?? [03:33] mdz: heh.. at about 3.5 hours into the meeting, thing really start to degenerate :) [03:33] mdz: as in, your list is about as useful as the log itself :) === hazmat [~hazmat@j71055.upc-j.chello.nl] has joined #ubuntu-devel [03:43] lamont: I can;t find any mplayer package! [03:44] mojo_: it's in multiverse as of hoary [03:48] thx [03:50] although it appears to be ftbfs on amd64. [03:50] lamont: synaptic crash immediately while loading data from multiverse [03:50] interesting [03:51] lamont: bug sumitted [03:52] lamont: apt-get works well with multiverse but...y xmms is dep for mplayer???? [03:58] mojo: yes, --with-xmms iirc === lamont just builds things. :-) [04:12] does anyone want to read the hoary kickoff meeting summary and do me a huge favor in the process? [04:12] mako: where? [04:13] lamont: i need someone to fix obvious grammar errors in the second half [04:13] i've been looking at it for almost 4 hours and my eyes are just too crossed to catch anything :) [04:13] ok [04:14] lamont: http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~mako/ [04:14] lamont: just edit the file when you find errors and send me the changed version [04:14] and thanks :) [04:16] .rst? [04:17] lamont: it's a text file [04:17] lamont: restructured text you don't need to know RST it edit it [04:17] rst is the source [04:18] so I should make edits in .rst. ok [04:18] yeah [04:25] lamont: i'm stepping out to buy a book [04:25] lamont: just email me [04:25] lamont: and thank you so much [04:26] mako: OK. === doko [doko@dsl-082-082-066-197.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [04:47] mako: sent === lamont sleeps [05:12] morning guys [05:12] night lamont [05:13] didn't daniels just go to bed? [05:15] bob2: well it's 5am here [05:15] it's not like i am babysitting him [05:15] he can go to bed when he wants :-) [05:16] heh, I just assumed he'd been hackign with you :) [05:16] no [05:16] last message from daniels is 07:20 [05:16] which is some time ago [05:16] during the night i have this insane habit to try to sleep [05:16] really ? [05:17] and i don't even succeed === hazmat [~hazmat@j71055.upc-j.chello.nl] has joined #ubuntu-devel === dasenjo [~dasenjo@201.245.164.26] has joined #ubuntu-devel [05:26] Hi .. how are you ? [05:26] Im almost a newbie .. but I want to contribute with ubuntu .. [05:26] dasenjo: do you know how to maintain debian packages? [05:27] bob2, a little .. [05:27] bob2, really I dont feel I can mantain XFree or the kernel ... but a web aplicattion or a perl scipt collection .. [05:31] bye. === dasenjo [~dasenjo@201.245.164.26] has left #ubuntu-devel ["Abandonando"] [05:49] I've just made the Xig DexTop CDE 3.0 work with Ubuntu, sweet! [05:49] hehehe cde. [05:50] bob2: I still use CDE, Maya6 and Ubuntu for 3D works, GNOME still leak lots of my resources [05:55] CDE still makes my eyes bleed === ultrafunk [~pd@eth779.vic.adsl.internode.on.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [06:02] bob2: can u pls check for me wethere there is any msg 'FATAL: udev' in your demsg?? [06:02] chrisa: can u pls check for me wethere there is any msg 'FATAL: udev' in your demsg?? [06:02] I don't run ubuntu [06:02] hah [06:02] mojo_: none [06:03] bob2: try 'FATAL' [06:03] nada [06:03] bob2: thx, so this is not initscript bug [06:04] bob2: I got a msg after init process bootup, FATAL: udev is alreay mounted in /dev/ [06:04] odd [06:04] bob2: and FATAL: can't find bla blah kernel/hw_char thing [06:05] nothing matching FATAL in my dmesg [06:05] bob2: some msg can't be caught by dmesg, I try to find someway to catch it [06:06] there used to be /var/log/bootlog [06:06] but I can't actually find it in ubuntu [06:07] same here === hornbeck [~hornbeck@adsl-68-92-227-70.dsl.okcyok.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [06:14] lamont: thank you so much for your help === hornbeck [~hornbeck@adsl-68-92-227-70.dsl.okcyok.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel === winkle [~winkle@lgh3814234.vittran.norrnod.se] has joined #ubuntu-devel === pitti [~martin@195.227.105.180] has joined #ubuntu-devel [07:56] Morning! [08:09] mdz: ping [08:09] hey pitti [08:20] Hi fabbione! === pitti greets the X-Men [08:25] hehe === sid77 [~sid77@host98-44.pool8020.interbusiness.it] has joined #ubuntu-devel === sid77 'morning (it :) [08:42] pitti: morning [08:42] Hi daniels === daniels [daniel@fooishbar.org] has joined #ubuntu-devel [09:02] morning all === mvo_ [~egon@suprimo-187.ping.de] has joined #ubuntu-devel [09:27] 'morning === ChrisH yawns [09:30] Hi mvo_ ! [09:30] hi pitti [09:30] good morning :) [09:37] hey Miss Vogt :P === fabbione hides === mvo_ slaps fabbione [09:39] good morning fabbione :) === seb128 [~seb128@ANancy-151-1-24-131.w83-194.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ubuntu-devel [09:50] morninig pitti ! [09:50] Hi sivang [09:51] hello guys [09:51] mvo_: were you trying to find me yesterday? [09:52] jamesh: yes, I wanted to ask stuff about libglade and toolbars [09:52] mvo_: bug 157215? [09:52] bonjour seb128 [09:52] jamesh: did I reported it? then yes :) [09:53] 'jour sivang :) [09:53] jamesh: hey. So transparent applets will work now ! What was missing exactly before ? [09:55] seb128: I just changed libpanel-applet to handle background changes in an idle handler (instead of in the PropertyBag set_prop handler), and a valid background pixmap was being passed to the applet every time [09:55] jamesh: ok, cool. You rock :) [09:55] whereas before it would sometimes say "I don't like this pixmap ID, so will use the default background" [09:56] ok [09:56] this will be nice for the GNOME 2.10 screenshots :) [10:14] seb128: it seems that my libpanel-applet change doesn't fix the problem, but does significantly reduce how often it occurs [10:15] that mean that sometimes you get a transparent background and sometimes not ? [10:15] with the same code ? [10:18] occasionally the background pixmap ID the panel passes to the applets seems to be invalid [10:19] (most likely because the panel has already deleted it and changed to something else) [10:19] seb128: btw, the metacity-weird-spinning-cursor-with-xterm thing is reproducible here [10:19] in those cases, you end up with the applet will go back to the default background [10:19] seb128: and metacity doesn't start at all per default, i need to start it from a terminal [10:19] seb128: does the version of metacity we ship have a built-in compositing manager? [10:20] jamesh: hum ok [10:21] daniels: yes, metacity has a composite manager [10:21] seb128: phat [10:21] daniels: but the package is built without it [10:21] Not building compositing manager by default now, must enable explicitly to get it. And it doesn't work, so don't bother unless you want to hack on it... [10:21] Building without compositing manager [10:22] ah, ok [10:22] well, when it becomes useful, you'll probably want to start building it [10:22] for the meantime, I'll just make up an xcompmgr package [10:22] ok [10:22] i'm interested in getting seriously wide testing on composite and seeing whether or not it's worth enabling per default (i.e. slow/buggy?) [10:23] BTW you're the first to report a problem about metacity not starting with the session [10:23] that's weird [10:23] yeah, you're telling me ;) [10:23] seb128: he probably just doesn't know how to run X properly [10:24] thom: I think so yeah [10:24] thom: maybe it died in the arse under the load of ten thousand NetworkManager dialogs [10:24] thom: what about the firefox-dev package ? Lot of work ? [10:25] thom: (btw, the firefox back/forward button hackery involved hacking gdk) [10:27] what sort of hackey? [10:28] jamesh: just getting it to understand back and forward key sequences and dealing with history thusly (i.e. same way as horizontal scrolling) [10:28] (on that note, if vertical scrolling is the z-axis, what's horizontal scrolling? the axis? the axis?) [10:28] seb128: shouldn't be too bad [10:30] thom: has anyone considered asking for permission to use the official firefox branding? [10:31] jamesh: not that i'm aware of === trukulo [~mzarza@26.Red-81-45-239.pooles.rima-tde.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [10:37] fabbione, i've got here uniform of rogue, if you want it... [10:39] ahhaa [10:39] i don't think anyone wants to see fabbione in that ... [10:39] trukulo: daniels will run away screaming [10:39] that's not good ;) [10:39] LWN claims Ubuntu 4.10 supports the Pegasos-II, did somebody verify that in the meantime? [10:40] fabbione, daniels : are you going to Mataro ? [10:40] because i will go [10:40] trukulo: both of us will be there, yah [10:40] i will be very pleased to see both of you dressed as rogue and jean grey [10:40] lol === lilo [lilo@levin-pdpc.staff.freenode] has joined #ubuntu-devel === lilo looks in [10:41] mako: Ubuntu traffic #9 has http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~mako/ubuntu-traffic/u20041022_09.html as URL, but it says 'Ubuntu Traffic #9 For 2004/10/2' in the title (10/2 vs. 10/22) [10:41] i'm not *@canonical , but i've talked with javier linares and i will go one day to talk with you [10:41] Is it okay if I just edit the Wiki page HardwareSupportMachinesLaptops? I have a Toshiba Tecra 8100 and could provide some updates. [10:42] trukulo: you will recongnize us... [10:42] fabbione, if i don't, i'll ask for you [10:42] we will be the ones with black eyes and most injuries [10:42] and kamion and jdub, i think i've found jdub's pants [10:43] lol [10:43] after users will try to hunt us down [10:43] don't worry, at least it's better than a cake in the face [10:44] so seriously, i wanna go to met you, if you have time perhaps you can explain me what are you going to do in mataro [10:44] ChrisH: yes, feel free to make changes on the wiki [10:44] seb128: ok [10:45] trukulo: we will be probably fixing bugs on X.org & Co. [10:46] fabbione, will you have time for a coffe? [10:46] trukulo: nope, just beer. [10:47] Mithrandir, umm, i think i can sacrifice and have a beer too [10:47] :) [10:47] iced tea is good also [10:47] trukulo: bugsquashing, handwaving about future plans [10:47] hacking like crazy :) [10:48] well, i'm not a programmer, but perhaps you need a bad BOFH there [10:49] hmmmm....I mostly stopped by because I noticed you folks were having a conference on in the beginning of December....I wanted to make sure you let us know if you needed anything === lilo is not sure who to talk to [10:49] lilo: jdub or mdz, I'd guess. [10:49] kay [10:50] also, as behind as we are on processing them, you may want to file a group contact form if you haven't already....would they be the people to talk to about that as well? [10:50] (it'd be whoever would be considered "official contacts") [10:50] trukulo: we will find the time for everybody hopefully [10:51] trukulo: i don't make any kind of promises but i will be there for sure [10:51] and yes.. [10:51] BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER! [10:51] a lot :-) [10:51] hehe [10:51] fabbione, lol, yes, i know that it's very difficult to talk with everybody [10:51] i'll kidnape you, don't worry [10:51] lilo: I guess so, yes. [10:51] kay...thanks! === sid77_away [~sid77@host100-44.pool8020.interbusiness.it] has joined #ubuntu-devel [10:54] lilo: jdub is the best point man in terms of setting up a group contact for ubuntu [10:55] daniels: kay, sounds good [10:55] lilo: as for the conference, we should be fine in terms of infrastructure, but thanks [10:55] daniels: mostly I just want to make sure that if you need anything on the fly, you know to check with us [10:55] daniels: higher user limits on some NAT IP, etc. [10:55] yeah [10:55] yeah, if we need higher per-IP limits, I'll ask again [10:56] (ran into that problem in August) [10:56] yeah, we do need to keep those pretty limited normally due to kiddie problems, the limits in turn can create issues [10:57] I'll try to get hold of jdub about the group contact thing [10:57] I've been noticing you guys a lot lately, you've been very busy, I wanted to touch base :) === seb128_ [~seb128@ANancy-151-1-39-233.w83-194.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ubuntu-devel [10:57] lilo: don't worry too much... we might as well keep the conference on oftc === fabbione hides [10:58] fabbione: eek 8) [10:58] lilo: wouldn't be easier for you guys if we setup a local server and link from that one? [10:59] atleast all the conference people will not die on netsplits [10:59] fabbione: well, we can do that if you guys want to [11:00] fabbione: happy to set something up [11:00] lilo: we can take a look to it after we will know the available infrastructure setup down there [11:00] lilo: last time we had an internal IRC server because we had a staggeringly reliable connection, but if you're happy to have us set up a leaf, we might do that [11:00] sounds good [11:00] lilo: perhaps you can prepare a server config "freenode" approved for such task [11:00] so that we need to minimize intrusion in the netwoek [11:01] just as long as it's not going to be taken down by someone doing OPERWALL, umode -o, or whatever [11:01] s/need/can [11:01] well, usually we just request an account and set the thing up as a normal server [11:02] then it gets routing configuration updates along with everybody else [11:02] lilo: well.. isn't better than someone really experienced provides us a tested configuration? [11:03] unfortunately on an internal LAN, we'd be uncomfortable about the security issues of providing accounts === lilo nods [11:03] well, maybe we can work something out that will do the job [11:04] daniels: we could put it on a separate host which is only allowed to speak irc through the net. [11:04] what would the system requirements for such a system be? [11:04] Mithrandir: p100 [11:04] lilo: the problem is if we are behind NAT [11:04] lilo: we might not have control over the firewall [11:04] lilo: if you guys are comfortable with it, I'm quite comfortable administering dancer [11:05] lilo: but this is all hypothetical, so we'll cross that bridge if/when we come to it [11:05] daniels: should be doable [11:05] I can bring spare HW, and I can set up a VPN of some sort home to. [11:05] lilo: phat [11:06] s/to// === robtaylor|away is now known as robtaylor === Keybuk [scott@descent.netsplit.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [11:19] seb128: if i was starting from 1 Jan 2004.. there is lifeless that prefers to jump back to year 1004 ;) [11:20] heh, someone just pointed out http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+debian to me [11:20] fabbione: ah ah :) [11:25] mdz: please import #251386 [11:38] pitti: here ? [11:38] seb128: yes [11:38] you've seen the changes in the groupes/privileges stuff in gst ? [11:39] I don't really like the new system, you can't make manual tweaking for stuff not listed ... and you don't have the details on the list items neither [11:41] seb128: hmm, actually I think the new design is slightly better [11:41] pitti: BTW I don't have #3230 here, the "gksudo users-admin" menu entry still works fine ... you sure you didn't make typo error in your password or something ? [11:41] seb128: at least it was easy to add our plugdev/scanner groups [11:41] yes, I tried it maybe ten times :-) [11:41] BTW, it still worked yesterday [11:41] but now, after a reboot, it doesn't any more [11:41] weird weird weird [11:41] did you reboot? [11:41] yes [11:41] odd [11:42] my computer is down when I sleep [11:42] mine too [11:42] and I've slept this night :) [11:42] the authentication system got even more complicated [11:42] and I currently don't know how to set default privileges for newly created users only in the users-conf script [11:42] gksudo works with other stuff on your box ? [11:43] but I can't test this as long as I'm bothered with this su stuff [11:43] btw, I also tried at the console with "sudo users-admin" [11:43] preauthenticated, i. e. without password [11:43] same problem [11:44] no problem with sudo here [11:44] I've just tried === pitti scratches his head === seb128 too [11:44] The odd thing is that it worked yesterday [11:44] but not after today's dist-upgrade... === seb128 dist-upgrade [11:45] dictionaries-common libexif-dev libexif10 libraptor1 libruby1.8 lvm2 [11:45] mysql-common ruby1.8 synaptic [11:45] nothing that could be problematic in this imho [11:45] still ok after the dist-upgrade ... [11:46] you have changed your PATH or something ? [11:46] seb128: I have 1.1.0-0ubuntu1 [11:46] not really [11:46] ii gnome-system-t 1.1.0-0ubuntu1 Cross-platform configuration utilities for G [11:46] seb128: whereis users-admin is correct [11:46] seb128: I also tried in the built source [11:47] seb128: I try to log out and back in [11:47] <|trey|> Permission to put the Java source I use in Wiki commented out? (plus explaination) [11:48] |trey|, denied (lol) [11:48] <|trey|> trukulo, what? why :( [11:48] it's a joke === pitti [~martin@195.227.105.180] has joined #ubuntu-devel [11:48] <|trey|> 8) [11:48] seb128: still same problem... [11:48] it's a wiki, do it, that's what a wiki is for [11:49] pitti: dunno what could be wrong .... [11:49] seb128: I dig into this. [11:49] <|trey|> (deb http://jrfonseca.dyndns.org/debian/ ./ - the source...) [11:49] pitti: ok, let me know if you find something [11:50] pitti: does "sudo su -c /usr/bin/time-admin" works ? [11:51] lamont: fwiw, coreutils is ftbfs on my buildd here [11:51] seb128: I think I know what's wrong [11:51] oh ? [11:51] seb128: I modified users-conf and this thing somehow does not like my debugging statements [11:51] seb128: so, my fault :-) [11:51] ok === robtaylor [~robtaylor@217.204.121.82] has joined #ubuntu-devel === bob2 [rob@bob2.user] has joined #ubuntu-devel === Mitario wakes up [12:04] hi all [12:04] morning Mitario === mojo_ [~mojo@220-244-212-78-vic.tpgi.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-devel === nmf [~nmf@adsl-b4-69-103.telepac.pt] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:22] <|trey|> https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/GuideToHoary Changes to Hoary sources.list ok? [12:24] mjg59: I have two Toshiba notebooks. Do you need help in testing/debugging? The Tecra seems to have some trouble still (sound, power management etc.). === winkle [~winkle@lgh3814234.vittran.norrnod.se] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:24] ChrisH: That would be good [12:24] ChrisH: I'll be building test packages at the weekend, if you're interested? [12:24] mjg59: Sure. [12:24] <|trey|> Note entirely sure if I should be telling them HOW to do it? :o [12:25] <|trey|> not* [12:25] ChrisH: I'll be looking at power management first, since that's the biggest issue === |trey| is just making sure he doesn't get in trouble he thinks :) [12:26] mjg59: Right. Not being able to suspend/hiberate is a problem. :) That used to work when I had Debian on it. [12:28] mjg59: I don't know if that's related. But during boot I get messages like "modprobe: FATAL: Error inserting pciehp" and "...shpchp"... :Operation not permitted [12:28] ChrisH: Yeah, that's unrelated [12:28] Mithrandir: any eta for 3032? [12:28] Mithrandir: if so.. would you mind to take care of 2872 too? [12:28] ChrisH: It's likely that under Debian you were using APM rather than acpi - if you add apm to the end of /etc/modules and boot with acpi=off things might work better [12:29] mjg59: Ah. I'll try. [12:29] mjg59: btw, the boot phase is delayed during ntp sync when there is no network connection. perhaps this could be improved. [12:29] ChrisH: Yeah, that ought to be better in Hoary === Todd_MA_1975 [~todd@h000f6632661b.ne.client2.attbi.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:31] fabbione: yes, I'll take 2872 as well. === carlos [~carlos@69.Red-80-33-181.pooles.rima-tde.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:32] Mithrandir: thanks === Todd_MA_1975 [~todd@h000f6632661b.ne.client2.attbi.com] has left #ubuntu-devel [] === Todd_MA_1975 [~todd@h000f6632661b.ne.client2.attbi.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:32] Mithrandir: btw... just finished to build x.org debs for amd64 :-) [12:32] fabbione: woo :) [12:32] next one is ppc [12:33] yeah [12:33] waiting that :) [12:33] fabbione: When do we get the sweet, sweet crack? [12:33] mjg59: pretty soon [12:34] soon enough, young jedi [12:34] you must be patient to fully appreciate the way of the x [12:34] padawan [12:34] ObiWan [12:34] Kamion: in use, apparently [12:34] ah [12:34] or ObiLan [12:34] ;) [12:35] Craaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack............ === elmo [~james@82.211.81.249] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:36] hey elmo [12:37] elmo: can i get access to a i386 hoary chroot at the dc? [12:37] hey fabbione [12:37] mjg59: you love the pipe [12:37] fabbione: haven't you got i386/hoary locally? [12:37] elmo: yes, and also DSL [12:37] elmo: yes i do, but i will be more happy to spare 150MB of uploads for X.org during the next days [12:38] elmo: since we might have to release one behind another for testing [12:38] like on roockery or so [12:38] before hitting the archive [12:38] one upload from here would take me ages [12:38] more than a remote build [12:40] elmo: did you see my question yesterday about "Task: ubuntu-desktop" fields for hoary? [12:41] fabbione: meh, ok, building [12:41] kamion: yes, but as I was leaving, one sec [12:42] elmo: after the first build i will need your help on ppc and amd64 to build xorg-synaptic-drivers, because it requires xorg installed in the chroot [12:43] ZORG [12:44] kamion: fixed [12:44] mjg59: BORG [12:44] fabbione: meh, k [12:44] (to which the logical next step is, of course ...) === madduck [~madduck@madduck.developer.debian] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:44] elmo: no rush.. it's going to be either later today [12:44] Joerg? [12:44] or tomorrow [12:44] mjg59: no, BONG [12:44] elmo: ta [12:44] should be able to build Hoary CDs now [12:45] actually I'm installing with one now to see how the installer works, but it doesn't have any of Desktop on it [12:45] mjg59: JRG is two steps [12:46] elmo: is it possible to get changelog like http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/ for ubuntu? that would be uebercool [12:46] Kamion: is RAID1 root on the d-i TODO list? [12:46] elmo: should just work with the d-i sync? [12:46] Kamion: oh, well, that means installing hoary :) [12:46] but if it's going to be in hoary, excellent [12:47] - raid1 works for root (or /boot) with raid1, of course does not with [12:47] raid0. Remove the big scarey warning, though we really need a new one [12:47] about raid0 and some other raid levels. [12:47] might force lilo rather than grub [12:47] kamion: is it worth test installing hoary while I'm here? I have an amd64 I'm installing anyway [12:47] well, I'll do a daily build once auckland picks up your Packages changes [12:47] mvo_: that's the one with full changelog, right? [12:48] elmo: it would be nice to have the new syslinux tested. [12:48] elmo: yes. so that aptitude and synaptic can get them [12:48] elmo: don't spend too much effort on it, though, it's exceedingly rough and I'm betting myself large sums of money that base-config will be broken [12:49] elmo: it's not urgent of course (not at all) [12:50] mvo_: well, reasonably happy to do - but you could set it up yourself too, if you wanted - there's a full mirror on rookery, tho it's not auto-syncing yet [12:53] Keybuk: would it be possible to make your merge tool handle permissions? [12:53] Kamion: mirror's are syncing now, fwiw [12:54] Kamion: not easily [12:54] they're pretty hard to spot too [12:56] even for new files? [12:56] it broke grub-installer :) [12:57] elmo: ok, turns out I have to wait for grub-installer to autobuild anyway === ultrafunk [~pd@eth779.vic.adsl.internode.on.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel === herzi_lap [~herzi@c149006.adsl.hansenet.de] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:04] fabbione: macaroni === sivang [~dannyh@80.179.93.130.forward.012.net.il] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:06] elmo: thanks! [01:08] elmo: can I get ccache in the chroot please? [01:08] and rman [01:08] that should make it [01:11] any doc people around? [01:19] dpkg-deb: building package `mozilla-firefox-dev' in `../mozilla-firefox-dev_0.99+1.0RC1-3_amd64.deb'. [01:20] cool :) [01:22] thom: does it still crash if you type more than two characters into the search field? [01:23] Mithrandir: wfm on i386 [01:23] daniels: crashes for me on amd64 :) [01:23] fabbione: done [01:24] daniels: but works most of the time on amd64 [01:24] hm [01:24] uhm [01:24] i386 [01:24] elmo: thanks [01:24] Mithrandir: no, i've still never seen that crash on i386 or amd64 [01:27] ah, bong. gcc-3.3 completes a full (slow) spin around the buildd, only to be followed immediately by gcc-3.4. === tuo2 [~foo@adsl-36-114.swiftdsl.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:27] nothing like remote-healing system just by logging into them. === |trey| asks that people that see Synaptic not being used for 'http://blah/foo ./' be changed... you just leave the last line empty, worked since early warty... [01:32] <|trey|> I changed what I could find... but don't see any more :( [01:33] |trey|: apparently the synaptic repository is difficult to use for a lot of people [01:34] <|trey|> mvo_, Not enough people read the Synaptic howto I guess... but it works... [01:34] |trey|: I know that it works :) [01:37] um, rock. [01:37] usr/bin/ldd: line 1: 915 Segmentation fault LD_TRACE_LOADED_OBJECTS=1 LD_WARN= LD_BIND_NOW= LD_LIBRARY_VERSION=$verify_out LD_VERBOSE= ${RTLD} "$file" [01:37] dpkg-shlibdeps: failure: ldd on `debian/mozilla-firefox/usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libsmime3.so' gave error exit status 1 [01:37] <|trey|> mvo_, hmm, I'm just now reading it... based more on preview... more organized now... (unsupported and supported getting 2 entries, not one... [01:37] <|trey|> mvo_, how do you upload pics to the repo? [01:37] <|trey|> s/repo/wiki/ [01:38] <|trey|> Just use html? [01:39] |trey|: haven't tried that yet [01:39] <|trey|> I really don't think Cox (my ISP would like the traffic :o) [01:40] sure :) [01:40] it is possible and should be pretty easy actually [01:41] <|trey|> mvo_, I don't see it :( even looking at what they did, its not clear :( [01:43] |trey|: there is a small "add new item" over the header of the page and below the [contents] [view] tabs [01:44] <|trey|> https://www.ubuntulinux.org/ubuntu/components/ Should contain Multiverse too, incomplete, I can't edit it though :( [01:46] latest cpufreq configuration file is broken in hoary [01:46] -pm_type=pmu #(acpi, apm or pmu) [01:46] +pm_type=acpi #(acpi, apm or pmu) [01:46] |trey|: this one is a "locked" page, I can't edit it too. [01:46] under PPC [01:47] |trey|: do you want to file a bug about it? [01:51] <|trey|> mvo_, wiki is a different site to main, bugzilla has its own, nothing for wiki, thats ok? [01:52] |trey|: I think ther their is "other website" [01:56] I HATE firefox [01:58] thom: firefox doesn't require you to have sprints on the wrong side of the world [01:58] <|trey|> thom, haha, at least the RC fixed Java 8) [01:58] |trey|: it doesn't even build on amd64, so that's the least of my worries === trukulo [~mzarza@26.Red-81-45-239.pooles.rima-tde.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:59] <|trey|> thom, indeed, ouch :( [01:59] jdub, r u there? [01:59] yes [02:00] i've got a mascot? for ubuntu [02:00] http://www.benaim.org/leones%20imagenes/leon%20corbata.gif [02:00] heh [02:00] you know, the animal and those things [02:01] or if you want something more technological [02:02] http://mercurio.homeip.net/blog/wp-content/leon_trek.jpg === thom radiates hate at firefox [02:03] daniels: neither does X. you're on the right side of the world now [02:04] thom: you say that, but you also allege that this side of the world requires me to by pan^Wtrousers in december. what's up with that? [02:10] GAR [02:10] GAR GAR GAR GAR GAR GAR GAR [02:10] so, like, mono [02:11] HATE [02:11] right now I can't do a mono-aware dbus, something about main [02:11] FASCIST PIGS === enrico [~enrico@enrico.developer.debian] has joined #ubuntu-devel [02:11] thom: here, you merge the (totally parallel-developed) modular/monolithic libX11, I'll take Firefox === thom digs out the ICBM coords for the Mozilla foundation [02:12] hey, lets use autoconf. i hear that has good cross platform love. AND THEN LETS IGNORE IT UTTERLY FOR one library [02:14] thom: oh dear. which library? [02:15] the security (smime, ssl etc) libraries [02:15] a arch question: how can I "undo" a init-tree. I did it in the wrong dir and how it always complains [02:15] dpkg-deb: building package `xserver-xorg' in `../xserver-xorg_6.8.1-0.2_powerpc.deb'. [02:15] so they build that lot with CC=gcc; rather than CC=gcc-3.4 [02:15] fabbione: cool :) [02:16] fabbione: can i have some amd64 test love? :-) [02:16] thom: oh man [02:16] thom: that's wack [02:16] thom: you will test it for me [02:16] thom: it's already building fine on amd64 === robtaylor feels sorry for thom [02:16] thom: you should've used your admin supahpowahs to watch for ~fabbione:*.deb on yellow [02:16] we finished amd64 like 2 hours ago... [02:16] there is nothing on yellow anymore :-) [02:17] fabbione: give me debs then! ;-) [02:17] *waves hand* there are no xorg amd64 debs [02:17] thom: when firefox is fixed [02:17] thom: within today or tomorrow morning [02:17] daniels: screw you, hippy [02:17] thom: wouldn't want to distract you from anything, y'know, important, with our toys :) [02:17] thom: i respect the fact you have an important package [02:17] thom: you were right [02:18] gimme debs or I'll misdirect you to G-A-Y rather than fabric [02:18] thom: there are no debs [02:18] i removed all of them from the buildd [02:18] and there is a reason for it [02:19] thom: fabio is the evil buildmaster [02:19] otherwise we would have done the first drop today [02:19] thom: i don't even have an account on yellow [02:19] thom: i just watch this here buildd [02:19] and do patchwork [02:20] bah :-) [02:21] fabio just wandered out (workraved) muttering something about 'ccache' and 'bitching' === pitti [~martin@195.227.105.180] has joined #ubuntu-devel [02:47] lamont: poke? === fabbione opens a bottle of champagne [02:55] 2 round on ppc = success [02:55] now.. [02:55] fabbione: congrats! [02:55] all the archs all alligned [02:56] we need to strip the orig.tar.gz and rebuild [02:58] YEAH === sid77 adds another bottle ;) [03:06] ZORG [03:07] BONG [03:07] mjg59: you maintain the pile that is nstx [03:07] hah. firefox has succumbed to my will [03:07] FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT THOM! [03:07] mjg59: can you tell me why I'm utterly unable to get it to do what I want? [03:08] it now not only buils but doesn't segfault, either [03:08] mjg59: mith and I are trying to convince bind9 to act as a forwarder to nstx [03:08] daniels: rock! write a recipe! [03:08] mjg59: so bind listens on *:53, forwards nstx.* to localhost:5353 [03:08] jdub: we need to get it working first. [03:08] jdub: working on it [03:09] Mithrandir: excuses! [03:09] daniels: Rock [03:09] Mithrandir: Because it's a steaming pile of shit? [03:10] daniels: have you gotten it working? [03:11] mjg59: ... any ideas? :) [03:11] Mithrandir: no [03:11] i wouldn't be harassing mjg59 if I hadj [03:11] works if I specify 131.252.208.81 as the nameserver, but breaks badly using anything else [03:12] fabbione: dude? [03:12] I can't get it working, no matter what I specify as the NS. [03:12] fabbione: wanna help out with an ubuntu-it mailing list? :-) [03:13] jdub: ? [03:13] no [03:13] hrm [03:13] that wasn't the wild excitement i was expecting [03:13] the guy that asked the mailing list already asked me [03:13] jdub: try enrico? [03:13] Mithrandir: yes? [03:13] enrico: ^^ [03:13] jdub: i am not interested in being the only maintainer (or 2) following an entire mailing list. [03:13] I'm busy in the docteam meeting now [03:14] How can I help you later? [03:14] fabbione: but... but... where is your national pride? [03:14] enrico: jdub wants somebody on the ubuntu-it list -- talk to him. :) [03:14] jdub: enotime really... [03:16] seb128: what's the magic to make epiphany build with firefox? [03:16] thom: DEB_CONFIGURE_EXTRA_FLAGS := --with-mozilla=firefox [03:16] in debian/rules [03:16] daniels: And you've hacked nstx to bind to a port other than 53? [03:16] mjg59: yes. [03:17] type forward; [03:17] forwarders { [03:17] 127.0.0.1 port 5353; [03:17] }; [03:17] Mithrandir: and you've hacked it to bind only on a particular interface? :) === enrico has no time for ubuntu-it either [03:17] jdub: nope [03:17] enrico, fabbione: you guys! holy cow! [03:17] mjg59: 5353, as it were [03:18] mjg59: that should really be a confiuration item [03:18] Mithrandir: Yes, yes it should [03:18] ephy is building [03:18] File a wishlist bug :) [03:18] and it looks to be using firefox [03:21] seb128: right, i'll fix up the branding and upload [03:22] thom: rocking! rocking! [03:22] thom: upload epiphany ? [03:23] or firefox-dev [03:23] or both ? [03:25] hm [03:25] has anyone here got nstx working with external nameservers? [03:25] mine works just great with the same machine as the name server, but is total arse with externals [03:26] seb128: firefox [03:27] ok [03:27] I'll upload epiphany when mozilla-firefox-dev will be here :) [03:27] rock on [03:28] once this is done, i'll hit up the industrial theme [03:28] the new one is surprisingly good [03:28] has it fixed the FAYT dialog? [03:29] forget all your troubles? [03:29] find as you type [03:29] hrm, dialog? [03:29] hit / and firefox should pop up a box at the bottom of the browser pane [03:30] (assuming you're running hoary and have a 1.0 firefox) [03:30] oh right [03:30] on warty box atm [03:30] sec [03:30] oh well [03:30] downloading now to try [03:31] that'd be a big 'no' === __randy__ [~randy@sclab-25-433.sclab.clarkson.edu] has joined #ubuntu-devel [03:33] thom: whoa [03:33] thom: yeah, no. [03:35] http://people.ubuntu.com/~thom/industrial-disaster.png :/ [03:36] mm, got same thing here [03:36] BONG-O! [03:38] it also breaks the "save as" dialog [03:43] i think we'll pass for the time being [03:46] oh man [03:46] uuughh [03:46] i meant to type 'dict trousers' [03:46] instead, i typed 'apt-cache show trousers' [03:47] pants! [03:47] jdub: yeah [03:47] i thought the huge mistake was that you meant to type 'trousers' in the first place === lamont_r [~lamont@dsl-140-203.dynamic-dsl.frii.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [03:48] trousers: (n) what american-wannabes call pants [03:50] watch yourself. [03:50] morning [03:51] lamont_r: nstx is being mean to me. [03:51] lamont_r: and I suspect bind9 is acting up as well [03:52] Mithrandir: maybe they just don't like you??? :-) [03:53] what sort of "acting up"? [03:58] seems like it doesn't want to forward packets to nstx, or I'm just dumb. [03:58] nstx hates everyone [03:58] Mithrandir: It'd probably be a good idea to throw some code in to check whether packets ever get received, though [03:59] ok, what I have is roughly this: nstx.err.no is the nstx zone, it is running on vawad, 129.241.93.49. I'm using another host as my DNS server (129.241.7.7, but that shouldn't matter) [03:59] dig -t ns +norecurse nstx.err.no @129.241.93.49 [04:00] that will show you that err.no has a glue record for nstx set up [04:01] sudo tcpdump -i eth1 -n host 129.241.7.7 and port 53 <-- this doesn't give me _any_ packets. [04:01] which I find weird. [04:02] I guess I have a wart somewhere in my setup, but I'm unable to find it. [04:11] elmo: ping [04:16] daniels: what? === lamont_r makes a note to install and configure nstx sometime [04:17] elmo: would it be possible to get xorg-driver-synaptics built against xorg tonight or tomorrow? [04:17] daniels: I've no idea - would it? [04:18] elmo: we are preparing the first X.org drop [04:18] but we need to build xorg-synaptic with xorg [04:18] that means getting a hoary chroot (amd64/ppc) updated with X.org [04:18] i386 is already there [04:19] let say in 2 hours from now, everything should be in place [04:19] probably earlier than that === ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:fabbione] : Ubuntu development -- general discussion and support on #ubuntu | Happy Hoary Trail! | BE THE SIGNAL | Warty release is DONE, long live Hoary | http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2004-October/000005.html | please do NOT upload ubuntu-meta [04:20] well give me a shout when you're ready [04:21] elmo: i am uploading the "dfsg" sanitized tree now [04:21] the one i had around this afternoon was the wrong one [04:21] but ccache is populated everywhere [04:21] elmo: cheers, was just checking if you would be able to do it [04:21] so it won't take too long [04:21] elmo: btw... you rock! === dasenjo [~dasenjo@201.245.164.85] has joined #ubuntu-devel === alex [~alex@D40A31C9.rev.stofanet.dk] has joined #ubuntu-devel === alex is now known as nowlin [04:28] is it possible to add asus to the laptop list http://www.ubuntulinux.org/community/teams/laptop ?? [04:29] it dosnt load the asus_acpi and the speedstep-centrino on startup [04:33] sivang: my server's back! [04:36] pitti: good to hear [04:37] mvo_: I got a standard woody system and have to recover my old stuff though [04:37] ohhh [04:38] mvo_: it's still on the second (raid) disc, though :-) [04:38] mvo_: just, the installed kernel does not support RAID and stuff... [04:46] morning [04:46] mvo_: NOOO! These guys messed up the IDE wiring... [04:46] Hi mdz! [04:47] hey mdz [04:47] mdz: see topic [04:47] morning mdz [04:47] what's this about ubuntu-meta? [04:47] mdz: and please could you tell me what is the right way to modify ubuntu-meta? [04:48] fabbione: just run ./update in the source tree [04:48] mdz: i am kicking X.org on the buildd for preview and i need a modified version of ubuntu-meta for people to get a proper update [04:48] mdz: needs an update for s/xfree86/xorg/ [04:48] mdz: ok.. but if i want to dd or change a package [04:48] pitti: :( [04:48] mdz: do i need to go trough germinate? [04:48] fabbione: update just syncs with the seeds [04:49] fabbione: if you just want to change it by hand, just edit the files [04:49] mdz: so this needs to be changed on the wiki? [04:49] 56 packages built, 746 left [04:49] cd build && !mv [04:49] er [04:49] mdz: as i wrote in my email we will have to upload a bunch of packages in sequence [04:50] mdz: right now i am preparing an external repo for testing [04:50] and if somebody overlap ubuntu-meta with mine.. the upgrade is going to be less nice [04:50] ok [04:50] just version it like an NMU [04:50] so if possible for one or two days can we avoid to upload ubuntu-meta? [04:51] sure [04:51] i already builded it on 3 archs [04:51] pitti : yeye!!!! [04:51] pitti : long live piware.de [04:51] pitti: < infinity> thom : Has Martin Pitt been checking in all his apache1.3 changes to CVS? [04:51] thom: I did not touch any CVS [04:51] who is infinity ? [04:52] thom: I draw the changes from upstream CVS, but I did nothing with any Debian cvs [04:52] pitti: yeah. can you bug mith to give you ssh access and commit them, please? :-) [04:52] sivang: Adam Conrad, php4/apache2 co-maintainer [04:52] daniels : thanks [04:52] Mithrandir: ^ [04:53] thom: hmm, fabbione wanted to upload 1.3.33 soon anyway; the changes are contained there [04:55] mdz: did you get my debzilla request before? [04:56] daniels: no [04:56] yup [04:56] guys i will prepare 1.3.33 tomorrow afternoon [04:56] daniels: done [04:56] mdz: thankyou [04:56] mdz: (is pinging you on irc the best way to get this done, or should I be doing something else?) [04:57] daniels: debzilla is basically a big hack which runs under my uid, so yeah [04:57] mdz: ill [04:57] it's a trivial command to import a bug, but it has to run as me, presently [04:57] right [05:00] dpkg-genchanges -B [05:00] dpkg-genchanges: arch-specific upload - not including arch-independent packages [05:00] dpkg-genchanges: binary-only upload - not including any source code [05:00] dpkg-buildpackage: binary only upload (no source included) [05:00] real 16m59.893s [05:00] user 9m15.854s [05:00] sys 3m3.155s [05:00] (hoary-chroot)fabbione@yellow ~/xorg-6.8.1 $ === fabbione HATES amd64 [05:00] fabbione: what, the whole xbuild is done in 17 minutes? [05:00] fabbione: boy, that's fast! [05:01] (granted, it's not building binary-all, and I suspect it may have been ccached, but still) [05:01] sivang: they fixed the IDE wiring now :-) [05:02] pitti : yey. seems like we're getting close to mail [05:02] sivang: now I must not mess up anything [05:03] pitti : you won't. btw, have you tried to check grub's manual for the same remote config needs you have? [05:03] sivang: I did [05:03] pitti : and? [05:05] sivang: but I will stick to lilo for now, I know it better [05:05] pitti : ok, whatever brings the server back to life :) [05:07] fabbione: wait till I setup concordia [05:08] tho that kind of relies on the KVM not being entirely FCUKED ahem [05:09] elmo: concordia? what's that? === thom <3 amd64 [05:09] sometimes [05:10] fabbione: the new amd64 port box [05:10] elmo: is it faster? [05:10] yep [05:11] mdz: http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~mako/hoary_kickoff-20041025-summary.html [05:11] does firefox use the GNOME mime system, or something else? [05:11] mdz: ergh.. wrong title [05:12] dpkg-deb: building package `xlibmesa3' in `../xlibmesa3_6.8.1-0.2_i386.deb'. [05:12] touch stampdir/binary-arch [05:12] dpkg-genchanges -b [05:12] dpkg-genchanges: binary-only upload - not including any source code [05:12] dpkg-buildpackage: binary only upload (no source included) [05:12] real 30m7.048s [05:12] user 13m56.844s [05:12] sys 6m45.783s [05:12] (hoary-chroot)fabbione@macaroni:~/xorg-6.8.1 $ [05:12] damn.. [05:12] it's only my 2 severs that are fucking slow? [05:13] daniels: stop leeching pr0n from them [05:14] heh === zul [~chuck@zul.developer.gentoo] has joined #ubuntu-devel [05:17] ARGH [05:17] I just followed up to one of those random hoary-changes emails without noticing [05:17] touch stampdir/binary-arch [05:17] dpkg-genchanges -B [05:17] dpkg-genchanges: arch-specific upload - not including arch-independent packages [05:17] dpkg-genchanges: binary-only upload - not including any source code [05:17] dpkg-buildpackage: binary only upload (no source included) [05:17] real 35m20.553s [05:17] user 18m7.915s [05:17] sys 6m18.721s [05:17] YEAH [05:18] and ppc is there [05:18] azeem: thanks for the traffic bug [05:18] time to take a snapshot [05:22] mako: thanks [05:23] mako: where can I link to the transcript? [05:24] mdz: it's in the same directory [05:24] mdz: or should be [05:24] mako: thanks [05:24] all 420k of it === mako nods [05:26] mdz: in the future, i'd appreciate it if you had <4h meetings. i'm sure you would too :) [05:26] mdz: i'm sending out UT today so i'm not going to post it by itself [05:27] mako: I'll announce the summary with my update [05:27] mdz: awesome [05:27] mako: my wrists are in agreement about the meeting duration, believe me [05:27] but the agenda for that one had been accumulating for 6 months [05:28] mdz : you mena the last CC / TB meeting? [05:28] mercifully it was a week or so before daylight savings, so it started at 2am, not 4am [05:29] sivang: no, the kickoff meeting [05:29] ah [05:29] elmo: are you still around? [05:29] yes [05:30] cool [05:30] I'm currently stamping a green network cable to death [05:31] ehehe [05:31] elmo: elbow drop it off the top of emperor [05:31] i want videos of that. [05:39] mdz around yet? [05:39] lamont_r: yes === mdz points back about 10 lines [05:40] mdz: I don't suppose apt has a config option to override the path to sources.list, eh? [05:40] lamont_r: of course it does [05:40] kewl === lamont_r was just finding the full config doc. [05:41] Dir::Etc::SourceList=foo? === lamont_r grumbles, realizes that way is more work, differenlty [05:47] sivang: server is back [05:48] sivang: it bootet from the degraded RAID, but I certainly have to reboot just one more time later [05:48] jdub: ping? [05:50] mdz: went to sleep an hour ago === lamont_r goes to a parent teacher conf, and then lunch. bbl [05:57] daniels: shame you didn't notice i'd already uploaded php4 [05:57] :P [05:57] thom: OH YOU SUCKER [05:58] like, three days ago [05:58] thom: when did you do that? [05:58] oh [05:58] thanks for closing bug #3000 :P [05:58] didn't see it [05:58] oh well === sid77 [~sid77@host100-44.pool8020.interbusiness.it] has left #ubuntu-devel ["Parting..."] [06:06] thanks for the work, in that case :0 [06:06] :), even === lupus_ [~lupus@kn-ivl-2.kuleuven.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [06:13] http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~mvo/changelogs [06:13] Kamion: ? === dasenjo [~dasenjo@201.245.164.85] has left #ubuntu-devel [] === stratus [~stratus@200.198.184.97] has joined #ubuntu-devel === daniels -> food, stuff === fabbione goes away to use his ticket to Mars [06:15] (one way ticket) [06:15] thom: you got the debs [06:15] CYA! [06:16] OMFG people are FICK. [06:16] thom: ... [06:17] ..."ask if we can modify httpd.conf" THAT'S WHAT CONF.D IS FOR CRETIN [06:17] thom: what? who said that? [06:17] FICK? [06:18] thom: did you shout, or was that some cool acronym I didn't know about? [06:18] azeem: a stupid person saying thick [06:18] works best in a northern british access [06:18] uh, accent [06:18] thom: you already said 'stupid' ;) [06:19] daniels: it's in the backuppc changelog [06:19] thom: it's 'fuck' in german, so I wondered [06:19] thom: oh dear [06:19] or at least roughly [06:19] wow, gdb is big [06:19] azeem: heh [06:20] thom: i would have to say the most under-utilised feature of apache/a2's configuration handling has been sites-* [06:20] thom: mods-* seems to have worked well, but most people seem to have ignored the host stuff [06:20] daniels: to some extent [06:21] pitti: here? [06:21] thom: even worse, the backuppc stuff was for a *module* [06:21] mdz: yes [06:21] thom: i.e. mods-* and a2enmod [06:21] thom: which to some extent? [06:21] pitti: do you know what happened with aptitude's su->sudo changes being lost? [06:21] mdz: currently repairing my remote server [06:21] pitti: was it a problem with the automated process or the manual process? [06:21] daniels: yeah [06:21] mdz: I just repaired it today [06:21] mdz: I can't really say [06:22] mdz: I used the merged diff as basis and I thought I got every diff from there [06:22] I'm sure Keybuk would like to know about it if it was dropped by his tools [06:22] mdz: missing these changes would have been not easy, it touches a hell of a lot of files [06:22] mdz: nevertheless it might be possible that I missed it [06:23] thom: which part of it was 'to some extent'? [06:23] daniels: oh, some people seem to use sites-*, but it's not really visible to us because packages in general don't [06:23] right, point [06:23] i suppose also it's not really a general use thing [06:24] i suspect my plans for vhost-base were aiming to a vastly wider audience than it was ever going to get [06:24] yeah [06:24] ho hum [06:25] pitti: hmm, the changes seem to be present in the 0.2.15.8-1ubuntu1 in ~scott/merged/ [06:25] mdz: then I probably just forgot about them [06:26] mdz: ah, now I remember. The merged package was a mess [06:26] mdz: so I took the Debian package and applied the Warty changes [06:26] mdz: btw, the old patches did not work any more anyway [06:27] pitti: ah, ok [06:27] mdz: I rewrote the sudo support today, now it's working perfectly again [06:27] pitti: we should probably add a config variable for the gain-root program [06:27] so it can go upstream [06:27] mdz: I can add that [06:29] elmo: are we supposed to get mail from katie about warty-security uploads? [06:29] mdz: no [06:29] mail is sent at unchecked -> queue/accepted time; obviously that's not an option [06:30] elmo: I mean in the same way that we do in Debian [06:30] an Accepted mail goes out for the sourceful upload [06:30] to the maintainer - the trick on security.d.o is that ALL mail is overriden to team@s.d.o [06:30] someone from europe here? [06:31] can we do the same for warty? [06:31] lupus_: yes [06:31] can someone conform that winter time is not autoset ? [06:31] fabbione: shouldn't you be out getting drunk [06:31] dude, it's not a separate archive, if I add GlobalOverrideEmail, you'll get ALL the accepted mail, including hoary etc. :P [06:31] lupus_: it was here [06:31] lupus_: it autoset fine for me [06:31] lupus_: works fine for me [06:31] I can TODO doing a per-suite GlobalOverride, if you like [06:31] elmo: oh, you meant _ALL_ mail [06:31] thom: waiting for my gf to finish her phone call [06:31] ah [06:31] elmo: yeah, we need to know when something is uploaded to that queue [06:32] that means something between tomorrow and forever [06:32] heh [06:32] pour alcohol on the phone [06:32] no way [06:32] that will take down my adsl [06:33] heh [06:33] how can I see in which package a certain package is [06:33] dpkg -S [06:33] I mean file :) [06:33] daniels: that only works for files ;) [06:34] lupus_: these questions are more appropriate for #ubuntu [06:34] this is a developer channels [06:34] to discuss development [06:34] yes fabbione I know sorry :) [06:36] the phone is, apparently, unoccupied at the present moment [06:36] run :p === thom wishes x was smaller [06:36] you guyys suck, make my X smaller [06:37] thom: that would be a world-tour marathon, not a sprint [06:37] thom: dude, 5-13, London weather is pissy [06:37] thom: at least it doesn't fall over every time you upgrade it [06:37] daniels: it was a bracing 12C today [06:38] and sunny and nice [06:38] thom: it was colder in cph, and I was out for a jog in my singlet and shorts [06:38] it was lovely [06:38] you're just weak. you should try maintaining a Real Package like X, because apparently that toughens you up. [06:39] anyway, it's time for food in this lovely city. 'nacht' [06:39] no thanks, i'm not maintaining anything that you've massacred again :-) [06:39] night [06:39] and it's OK, I didn't really mean it. except the bit about Firefox dying horribly every time you upgrade it. [06:39] fix that. yesterday. [06:39] "our fellow Ubuntista" <- is that the official denotation? [06:39] k maybe a dumb idea [06:39] but what about screenshots of the apps in aptitude [06:40] apps in aptitude? [06:40] you mean tetris? [06:40] YM synaptic [06:40] idd synaptic [06:40] and, that would be fairly not trivial to do [06:40] ah, minesweeper it is [06:40] s/massacred/improved/ [06:41] not my fault you can't appreciate DBS [06:41] sorry I'm mixing names :s [06:41] i appreciate dbs and cdbs equally [06:44] cdbs [06:44] cdbs rocks :) [06:44] it rocks as much as DBS, yes [06:47] cdbs2 is written in shell as well, so it should rock twice as much! [06:47] :) [06:48] rocking twice as much as nothing is, let me think, still nothing! ;-) [06:49] depends on your numerical accuracy :) [06:50] at least some bits are rocking during the execution, so it *will* be > 0, q.e.d. === herzi_lap [~herzi@c149006.adsl.hansenet.de] has joined #ubuntu-devel === thom had a firefly quote in mind for that === jbailey scrolls back [06:52] Oh lovely, It's not serious cdbs flamage. /me fades away again. === thom grins at jbailey [06:53] merely a pet whine [06:53] thom: Aside from applying rm -rf to the source tree and providing documentation, is there anything I can do to make it better for you? === herzi [~herzi@c149006.adsl.hansenet.de] has joined #ubuntu-devel [06:54] jbailey: i dislike the concept more than the implementation, tbh [06:55] thom: yeah, code resuse sucks [06:55] eh, reuse [06:55] thom: Fair enough. Given that people seem to like it (and so you're probably stuck with it), if it can be made easier for you, lemme know. =) [06:56] jbailey: my main problem is trying to debug other people packages with it [06:56] so a nice way to find out exactly what is happening (or documenting such a thing if it exists) would probably make me much happier [06:58] thom: What type of information would be most helpful - the stages that it's passing through? I've added a couple debug modes to cdbsv2 that do an 'set -x' in cdbs so you can see each command as it's executed. [06:59] seeing each command would be great [06:59] jbailey: what's really missing in cdbs1 is a multi-build :p === jbailey pats sb on the head. [06:59] Yes, dear. [07:00] that and a complete descriptions of the variables available and the build steps [07:00] Yeah, that's a bit suboptimal. I do have that in the new stuff, though. [07:00] 'debian/rules help' will be your friend. =) [07:00] ie: you want to move some file after the binary install and before the dh_strip, no easy to find what to add [07:01] yeah, I was speaking about the v1 [07:01] Yar, you're evil. [07:01] I'm sure the new one will rock even more :) [07:01] food time. [07:01] have a good lunch :) === thom -> Rome: Total War === moyogo [~moyogo@67.71.77.142] has joined #ubuntu-devel === pitti is happy again, his server is brought back to life :-) [07:32] well, Xorg hasn't broken yet [07:33] pitti: did you have time for pmount stuff, or still swamped in other work ? :) [07:34] sjoerd: I already implemented the --async/-a option [07:34] nice [07:34] sjoerd: the -t option (force file system) is implemented, but not yet tested [07:34] sjoerd: I had to repair my server today [07:34] sjoerd: for -t I restructured the code, now it looks really better [07:35] sjoerd: the last problem is the uid checking [07:35] sjoerd: now the uid checking works well for VFAT, hfs, iso9660, udf, etc. [07:35] sjoerd: but it does not work for file systems which don't support uid/gid options [07:35] sjoerd: because pmount then cannot tell which user mounted it [07:36] sjoerd: by now all users are allowed to pumount such devices if they are mounted in /media [07:36] sjoerd: there's no trivial solution [07:36] sjoerd: or do you have an idea how to accomplish this without an additional state file? [07:37] not offhand no [07:41] sjoerd: anyway, since that is no real regression, I will test the -t stuff now and release it [07:41] cool [07:41] sjoerd: but before, I just HAVE to try out X.org, sorry :-) [07:42] haha === sjoerd guesses nobody tried them on a debian system :) [07:45] hmm, are there x.org packages for ubuntu already available? I tought I heard something like it === maskie [~maskie@196-30-110-207.uudial.uunet.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-devel === steve2 [~steve@static24-72-62-185.regina.accesscomm.ca] has joined #ubuntu-devel [07:51] good lord, I think I just ate an entire cow [07:52] I am *so* *full*. and definitely not coming back online tonight. 'night all. [07:52] thom: ill! [07:52] Mitario: not for general consumption yet as there are still no doubt many very bad bugs to work through, but look for an announcement from fabbione and I very, very soon :) [07:52] bah. [07:53] hehe [07:54] daniels: night! [07:54] daniels: happy digesting! :-) [07:55] oo xorg [07:57] daniels: you need some feedback for ppc-port ? [07:58] amu: always [07:59] sjoerd: -t support works fine :-) [07:59] pitti: woohoo :) [07:59] sjoerd: anything else you'd like to see? [07:59] pitti: not executable for everyone in the debian package :) [08:00] sjoerd: the packaging already supports that [08:00] sjoerd: it's a mere variable change in the postinst [08:00] i know/saw [08:00] sjoerd: but which group to use? [08:00] sjoerd: I didn't find time yet to ask on d-devel [08:00] dunno.. you were going to send a mail remember ;) === pitti is still going... [08:00] ah [08:00] I'll do [08:01] sjoerd: BTW, are you interested in doing a source code audit? [08:01] sjoerd: mdz digged though a very early version, but almost everything changed since then [08:02] pitti: if you have the source available, i can probably find some time to dig through it [08:02] sjoerd: I'll upload it to Hoary and sid soon [08:02] k [08:03] i'm packaging hal 0.4.1, do you have stuff pending for it ? [08:03] not really [08:03] I read the announcement though [08:03] sjoerd: BTW, any plans to put it into Sarge? [08:03] sjoerd: it has run fine for some weeks now [08:04] same here [08:04] i'm planning to upload this package to sid [08:04] nice [08:04] brb (hopefully) === pitti [~martin@195.227.105.180] has joined #ubuntu-devel [08:07] fabbione, daniels: congrats! Neither the upgrade, nor the restart showed any flaw! [08:07] fabbione, daniels: YOU ROCK!!! [08:08] would be interesting to know if xorg works on a albook, never got my selfcompiled version working.. [08:09] pitti: #279395 is pending for hal currently, which i would like to have fixed.. [08:09] stupid vendors.. ging different devices the same usb id's === gro [~gro@u212-239-167-158.adsl.pi.be] has joined #ubuntu-devel === __daniel [~daniel@td9091a34.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-devel === Mitario [~michiel@sikkes.xs4all.nl] has joined #ubuntu-devel [08:15] back [08:16] daniels, ok, thanks, i'll look forward to the announcement :) === __daniel [~daniel@td9091a34.pool.terralink.de] has left #ubuntu-devel [] [08:36] elmo: any way to get a sync for libgda2 1.1.99 (experimental) and libgnomedb 1.1.99 (experimental too) ? === mbb [Mike@d18-121.rb.gh.centurytel.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel === stratus [~stratus@200.198.184.97] has joined #ubuntu-devel === Mitario [~michiel@sikkes.xs4all.nl] has joined #ubuntu-devel [08:48] seb128: done [08:48] bugzilla question - 'Assign To:' defaults to amu@tr.debian.net - should I leave that alone, change to debzilla, or ?? [08:51] elmo: thanks [08:52] mbb: leave it [08:52] mbb: the assign to is set according to the component you have selected [09:01] elmo: yes? (sorry for delay) === mdz [~mdz@69-167-148-207.vnnyca.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel === carlos [~carlos@69.Red-80-33-181.pooles.rima-tde.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [09:07] Kamion: not to worry :) [09:07] was going to ask about the netboot stuff, but I just reported a bug instead === flax07 [~flax07@81.168.71.57] has joined #ubuntu-devel [09:10] hi there - there seems to be a known problem with install on dell c600 - to do with DMA on cdrom - can anyone advise if there is a way around to install? [09:12] elmo: mmkay, ta === lamont returns home with a G3. Kamion: this should just boot and work from the warty CD, yes? [09:27] oh, a guy mailed the ubuntu-fr list with a problem with a G3 today [09:27] he get this on the boot with warty: [09:27] pivot_root: No such file or dirctory [09:27] /sbin/init: 429: cannot open dev/console: [09:27] kernel panic: attempted to kill init! [09:27] [09:27] is that known ? [09:29] lamont: As long as it's not a beige one, yeah === Mithrandir [~tfheen@vawad.err.no] has joined #ubuntu-devel [09:31] lamont: what mjg59 said; if it's a blue-and-white or later you should be fine [09:31] (modulo picky hardware detection nonsense) [09:32] guess it's blue.. looked more green/teal to me. [09:32] seb128: that means that the initrd failed to figure out where the root filesystem is; he should file a bug on probably initrd-tools with as much information about the modules he needs to make his disks go and the filesystem he's using as possible [09:32] lamont: That's what I think, but... [09:32] lamont: there were various coloured models post-B&W [09:32] Kamion: ok, thanks [09:32] Kamion: Not G3s, though [09:32] lamont: sounds like newworld to me, anyway [09:32] mjg59: you sure? [09:32] Kamion: There were other colours in the iMac range - I don't think the G3 changed [09:32] some iMac G3s were green, saith google === lamont goes to fetch and confirm the blue-green debate. [09:33] Kamion: In Mac-speak, G3 usually means the non-iMac G3 [09:33] (yes, this is crack) === carlos [~carlos@69.Red-80-33-181.pooles.rima-tde.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [09:34] hrm. aqua, lets call it. [09:35] mjg59: yeah, I know, but (a) lamont didn't specify iMac and (b) I have no reason to believe he's deeply steeped in Mac terminology :) [09:35] Are the ZORG packages available for general testing, or still just internal? [09:35] you could just specify !beige [09:35] thom: That's what I did [09:36] Aww, man [09:36] ah, so you did [09:36] Half an hour to download Hoary packages [09:36] all your bandwidth... [09:36] X crack is still interneal only [09:36] Kamion: make that "lamont is known to be very shallow in his mac terminology", and you're closer to correct. [09:37] Would be an hour if I hadn't upgraded the ADSL [09:37] Yay ADSL === Mithrandir thinks it is a very stupid idea to build qt on his laptop [09:38] Do we have 2.6.9 yet? [09:38] no [09:38] Bugger [09:38] That's going to make life harder [09:38] dunno what the plans are there, mdz's probably in sufficiently close contact with herbert to know [09:38] which particular bit of life? [09:38] (lo, speak of the devil and he shall appear) [09:38] mdz: I want to produce test kernels for power management. 2.6.9 is the most realistic starting point. [09:39] (Alternatively, I backport all the 2.6.9 PM stuff to 2.6.8...) [09:39] Kamion: ah, that explains the walking up walls === Kamion thanks $DEITY for cdrom-checker [09:40] Are there any Warty kernel patches that are /required/ ? [09:41] mdz: replied to #2432, btw [09:41] mjg59: required in order for the rest of warty to be happy? [09:42] if so, nothing that will cause horrible breakage === Todd_MA_1975 [~todd@h000f6632661b.ne.client2.attbi.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [09:44] Kamion: the guy who has the G3 problem says that somebody else fixed the issue by building the kernel with "CMD64{3|6|8|9} chipset support" [09:44] mdz: Yeah. Ok, that makes life easier. I can just drop 2.6.9 in with the Warty config, then. [09:44] seb128: reports from somebody else are rarely reliable here, since there are a number of ways that symptom can occur [09:45] seb128: he can certainly try it though [09:45] mdz: was planning to bootstrap sbcl sometime soon, but working on component isolation first. [09:45] Kamion: ok [09:47] lamont: ok, please follow up to the list so they know that the request is pending, rather than ignored [09:52] mdz: replied [09:52] thanks [09:56] hmm, xorg doesnt work on my ppc :( [09:56] AAAARGH, FIREFOX YOU SUCK [09:57] amu: on my iBook it runs fine [09:58] pitti: i tried with ati,vesa,fb [09:58] amu: it autodetected ati for me (Radeon 9200) === lamont hands thom a shotguin [09:59] pitti: did your run changes after the reconfigure ? [09:59] shotgun, even === thom radiates massive HATE [09:59] amu: "run changes"? Whatever, I just upgraded the packages and restarted gdm. [09:59] thom: still playing with firefox? === pitti hands thom a giant water gun [09:59] Mithrandir: yes [10:00] Mithrandir: ldd segfaults :/ [10:00] thom: _ew_ [10:00] how does it manage to do that? [10:01] that requires _skillz_. [10:02] holy shit, base-config/hoary didn't totally break [10:02] although Desktop is uninstallable, predictably [10:02] seb128, here? [10:02] uh, just a mild query [10:03] why the HELL does http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~cjwatson/testing/warty_probs.html have ANYTHING in it? [10:03] Mithrandir: scary huh [10:04] Mithrandir: ldd on /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libsmime3.so [10:04] the same version is fine here [10:04] What's the name of the package used for building kernel debs? [10:05] As in, the source for the actual debs, not kernel-package [10:05] elmo about? [10:05] mjg59: linux-source-2.6.8.1 [10:05] linux-image-2.6.8.1 [10:06] thom: linux-image doesn't seem to exist? [10:06] elmo: can you pull librasqal0 and librasqal0-dev into hoary, please? [10:06] mjg59: no, it's definitely linux-source-2.6.8.1 [10:07] Oh, no, it's part of linux-source [10:07] Kamion: Thanks [10:07] sorry, too used to just trusting apt-get source ;-) [10:07] we don't do the "one source package for each architecture" thing [10:07] Mithrandir: and the build looks the same, so goddess knows [10:07] Hurrah for having a cable modem to download stuff with when I'm swamping the ADSL [10:09] libgnomevfs2-common and libwvstreams3-base need to switch dependencies from libfam to libgamin [10:09] that's the other reason Desktop is uninstallable at the moment [10:10] Mithrandir: can you grab the firefox source from hoary and see if it builds for you if you have a moment? [10:10] thom: sure, any particular platform? [10:11] Kamion: ok, I'll fix libgnomevfs2-common [10:11] ta === Kamion goes back to hide in bed :-/ [10:12] Mithrandir: just amd64 [10:12] Mithrandir: other two built fine [10:13] and i have amd64 binaries from that source locally, so i dunno what's going on [10:14] hrm, crested got the segfault on rc1-3, and king on rc1-3ubuntu1, so it's not the machine. ber === Keybuk [scott@descent.netsplit.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [10:15] freshening chroot [10:17] thom: what's the estimated build time? [10:20] 30 minutes or so [10:20] ok [10:29] Kamion: rest up and get well [10:37] pitti: hmm if the user is running the right locale it can ofcourse.. [10:37] sjoerd: I did not yet know that VFAT and NTFS always use Unicode [10:37] sjoerd: but that's actually nice :-) [10:38] pitti: do they, the guy i'm talking to says that he needs to specify iocharset=utf8 [10:38] sjoerd: from mount(8): Character set to use for converting between 8 bit characters and 16 bit Unicode characters. The default is iso88591. Long filenames are stored on disk in Unicode format. [10:39] sjoerd: so this means that the default is wrong for him [10:39] oh but their converted to latin.. [10:40] sjoerd: great, I just wanted to try that out and how hal 'D's again... [10:40] hehe === pitti grabs a floppy [10:41] sjoerd: hmm, I use de_DE.UTF-8 as locale, and umlauts work fine as filenames... How can I test that? [10:41] seb128: new metacity does "funny" things when executing a OO presentation with full screen option [10:42] seb128: the panel is there always althought it's hide partially by the presentation [10:43] pitti: also in long filenames ? [10:43] sjoerd: right, I forgot [10:43] pitti: and you can try to write with iocharset=utf-8 and then remount with default iocharset [10:43] carlos: looks fine here [10:43] carlos: are you sure that's the new metacity ? no problem here [10:44] seb128: I think it's metacity, because it handles that, right? [10:44] hmm [10:44] let me recheck it... [10:46] seb128: ok, the problem seems to be the initial focus [10:46] seb128: the panel has the main focus until I click over the presentation [10:47] then, the panel is hiden [10:47] ok, so that's an openoffice.org problem [10:48] with the new focus stealing preventient mode in metacity the apps need to update their timestamp [10:50] argh, I broke my power plug. Again. [10:51] seb128: do you want a bug report ? [10:52] Mithrandir: d'oh :( [10:52] how did firefuck go? [10:52] carlos: no time for openoffice sorry, find somebody else. I've a lot to do with GNOME without starting with openoffice ... [10:53] seb128: I'm asking about a bug report in bugzilla :-) [10:53] no to fix it now [10:54] carlos: yes, but not assigned to me === TerminX [~terminx@terminx.envision7.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [10:54] thom: /usr/bin/ldd: line 1: 24504 Segmentation fault LD_TRACE_LOADED_OBJECTS=1 LD_WARN= LD_BIND_NOW= LD_LIBRARY_VERSION=$verify_out LD_VERBOSE= ${RTLD} "$file" [10:54] dpkg-shlibdeps: failure: ldd on `debian/mozilla-firefox/usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libsmime3.so' gave error exit status 1 [10:54] seb128: don't worry, I use always the default value unless someone tells me other thing [10:54] huh [10:55] I can't get it to sigsegv by hand, though [10:56] so wtf is dh_shlibdeps up to then? [10:56] it just calls dpkg-shlibdeps, isn't it? [10:56] yep [10:57] well, calling that by hand doesn't fail [11:00] Mithrandir: repeatable? [11:01] mdz: the buildds are doing the same [11:01] mdz: the buildds and my hoary chroot makes it fall over. [11:01] might be a chroot issue -- I can test when I get home. [11:01] it built fine for me [11:01] (my home box is powered off) [11:01] but i'm just freshening a chroot to try it [11:01] so it blows up when building with dpkg-buildpackage, but not when you run dh_shlibdeps by hand? [11:02] correct [11:02] fascinating [11:02] spock! === mdz raises one eyebrow [11:05] Hrngh. === mjg59 almost gets things into a state where he can build them [11:05] Keybuk: around? [11:05] mjg59: kernel? [11:06] mdz: yup, briefly [11:07] Keybuk: wanted to talk with you about ongoing merges for hoary, and how we should manage them [11:08] didn't we talk about that on Tuesday? [11:08] Kamion: done [11:08] lamont: am now [11:09] mdz: Yeah [11:11] mdz: will be back in an hour or so [11:11] Keybuk: we didn't get into specifics, did we? [11:11] mdz: hardware database meeting? (we could just do it in LA whilst i'm there) [11:12] Keybuk: you said you would work on it. are there no unresolved questions? [11:12] yeah, I'm cooking up a script that takes the "what needs merging" output, does the 3-way diff on it, and files a bug to say it needs checking and uploading [11:12] none that I know of [11:12] thom: when's that? [11:12] mdz: 11-23 [11:12] of nov [11:12] I'm going to be away during some piece of that, but not all [11:13] Keybuk: what will you do with packages where a bug is already filed? [11:13] well, i'm in vegas from the 12th to the 17th actually [11:13] ah, that's better then [11:13] mdz: your debzilla stuff looked like it allows you to add a comment to a bug ... I was going to do that and add a "dude, you're SO SLOW" type comment to it [11:14] Keybuk: what it doesn't have is a useful query interface to find a bug [11:14] except by alias [11:14] though, come to think of it, that's probably exactly what you want anyway [11:14] *nods* [11:14] alias merge- or such [11:15] with a nice database constraint to prevent any accidents [11:15] Keybuk: ok, I think we're sorted, then, thanks [11:15] kewl === Keybuk runs off for a bit [11:27] I am disappointed that Hoary has not provided me with huge amounts of crack [11:28] oh, just wait :-) [11:30] thooooooooom [11:30] thom: you broke the typeahead in my epiphany :p [11:31] elmo: just deployed the ogre-model sources.lists hack on the buildds. it should be happy, but please feel free to squawk/beat me if you see anything amiss. [11:31] thom: need to build firebox with the "typeaheadfind" in the mozconfig === thom giggles at seb128 [11:31] no way dude [11:31] that breaks type ahead find on firefox [11:31] ok, so switching back to mozilla [11:32] d'oh :/ [11:32] I can't use a browser without a typeahead [11:32] lamont: neato [11:32] and I probably not alone [11:32] +'m [11:32] seb128: indeed [11:32] i got a metric fuckload of bugs when it broke on firefox [11:33] thom: why enabling "typeaheadfind" breaks the typeahead in firefox ? [11:33] because mozilla sucks [11:33] seb128: they moved from the typeaheadfind extension to FAYT, and if you enable typeaheadfind, it breaks FAYT, but doesn't work itself [11:34] elmo: what that means, oh archive god, is that all of the unknown section packages that aren't really main will FTBFS now. [11:36] mjg59: crack should be inbound quite soon === cenerentola [~cenerento@ppp-82-84-143-223.cust-adsl.tiscali.it] has joined #ubuntu-devel [11:37] mdz: and that means that sbcl is now ready to bootstrap... but first a short break while I panic and go get the kids... [11:37] lamont: cool [11:38] do we have any means to test whether build-depends are satisfiable in main, other than trying to build everything? === ultrafunk [~pd@insanity.ridge.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-devel [11:42] Argh. [11:43] If I do EXPORT_SYMBOL() on something, why would I get undefined reference in... oh, christ, I'm an idiot === mjg59 goes to hack the configs [11:44] fuck's sake, how do I unbind C-l in xchat? [11:44] lamont: blah, sucks [11:44] damn [11:44] I pressed C-l out of curiosity [11:46] hi there [11:46] It links! [11:46] got a big problme [11:47] What's the hoary-updates list? [11:48] i did an update&&upgrade under warty... [11:48] elmo: probably the same way you change other keybindings in xchat: modify the hardcoded values in the source [11:48] but who presses C-i anyway? [11:48] mjg59: hoary-changes@lists.ubuntu.com [11:48] and when the shell appeared... it started printing things like "dpkg could not... [11:48] " [11:48] and gnome collapsed [11:49] thom: Ta [11:49] GAR, stupid firefox just built ok in a chroot for me [11:50] Ooh, update-manager exists === mjg59 lunges for the crack [11:50] mdz: pong [11:50] morning all! [11:50] hello jdub [11:51] yo seb128 [11:51] jdub: I still need for you to update the hoary goals page with the status of your bounty candidates [11:51] Hi jdub! [11:51] mdz: ok [11:51] some of those are "will be done as a bounty, have someone lined up" and others are "bounty, need to find someone", and we need to differentiate them [11:51] jdub: I've uploaded epiphany/firefox, but I'll probably upload epiphany/mozilla again soon so hurry up if you want to test the firefox one :) [11:52] seb128: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=154034 [11:52] woo :) [11:52] seb128: oh? it's not good? [11:52] The craptop makes nasty noises when I log out [11:53] jdub: no typeahead at all ... [11:53] cenerentola: /topic [11:53] mdz: so? [11:53] cenerentola: #ubuntu is the place for support [11:53] jdub: need "typeaheadfind" in firefox, which breaks firefox according to thom ... and using a browser without a typeahead is a pain [11:53] they can't help me [11:53] jdub: so I guess I'll switch back time to find a solution [11:54] seb128: i think that's fairly reasonable as a development branch bug [11:54] seb128: if we work around bugs all the time, no one will want to fix them :) [11:54] update-manager looks really, really lovely [11:54] Is there a notification applet for it yet? [11:54] mjg59: upgrade-notifier [11:54] they aren't quite integrated with each other, yet [11:55] jdub: so we need to fix it NOW :) [11:55] mdz: i cant get you... have got a broken OS... i need all it up & running and all u can say its: not the right place? [11:55] jdub: I didn't notice I use the typeahead that much before [11:55] i wouldnt ask here if id not this big big big problem [11:55] but without it, arrrg [11:55] mdz: the shadow vulnerability just appeared on full-disclosure [11:55] seb128: ... welcome to hoary. :-) [11:56] ah ah [11:56] mdz: so I could upload now [11:56] pitti: go ahead [11:56] mdz: and remember that YOUR update&&upgrade broke iot [11:56] ...it [11:57] cenerentola: I sympathise with your predicament, but the fact that you couldn't get help elsewhere is not a reason to bring your problem to a place where it is off-topic [11:57] jdub: BTW cool for #154034 :) [11:57] cenerentola: believe me, if upgrading warty was the cause, there would be a large number of users with the same problem [11:58] Oh, rocking [11:58] Someone's ported the i830 framebuffer driver to 2.6 [11:59] mdz: i would like a new glibc. can we have one? i promise to feed him and keep him warm. [11:59] jdub: have you talked to gotom about it? [12:00] leaping ahead of Debian on glibc smells faintly of crack [12:00] mjg59, they will get integrated this week I reckon :) [12:00] mdz: only faintly? you must be getting acclimatised [12:00] thom: it's faint after it's wafted its way up from down under