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thomhrm, must get popcon setup finished12:31
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lupus_jdub, can you make a wiki for the UbuntuJava and UbuntuEclipse so I can add some interresting links and info?01:18
lupus_I'm searching on developers blogs about related stuff01:18
thomlupus_: dude, you can DIY01:33
lupus_DIY?01:33
thomdo it yourself01:33
lupus_see private plz01:34
sivanmdz : ping01:34
mdzsivan: pong01:35
thomplease don't send me private messages, they're completely useless to everyone else01:35
lupus_I don't want to flood :)01:35
thomand if you can't sign up, you're not gonna be able to edit pages either, so i suggest you send mail to webmaster@ubuntu.com with your problem01:36
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sivanmdz : what's up? :) I have reinstalled Ubuntu on the laptop, this time with ext3, currently upgrading to hoary..disk operations seems again very very slow , did you have any insights regarding this? :)01:36
sivanmdz : the thing is, I recalled you said something about overheating..But the fan seems to start work and stop in a "normal" way...do we have any fixed kenrel to use on hoary or anything else that might help?01:37
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mdzsivan: can you follow up to Bugzilla instead?01:38
sivanmdz : yes sure ! :)01:38
mdzsomeone else reported a similar problem, but I couldn't find your bug at the time01:38
sivanmdz : sorry for even bringing this up on the irc bit disposal medium :)01:38
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lupus_wasn't there an issue with hal01:44
lupus_that made hd very slow01:44
lupus_http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.freedesktop.hal/1184/match=+slow01:47
lupus_don't know if it is related01:47
jdubhrm, OOo powerpc failed :|01:59
tsengx86 still going?02:06
mdzjdub: already in bugzilla02:17
mdztseng: i386 and amd64 still pending02:17
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magnonyay, ubuntu golf shirt on its way.03:12
GotD0tmagnon: haha03:16
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spotteranyone awake?04:07
mdzyes04:11
spotterthink I found a bug in nautilus or something, unsure which really04:12
spotterbasically gnome-volume-manager works correctly when i insert a DVD04:12
spotteri.e. mounts it and launches totem04:12
spotterbut then when I open the mounted desktop icon, it just opens it in nautilus, and doesn't start totem04:12
spotterseems wrong04:12
spotterseem to recall it working correctlhy w/ 2.8 out of debian experimental (well, gnome-volume-manager didn't work, but playing a mounted DVD via nautilus did)04:13
spottermdz: seems wrong to you too?04:14
mdzspotter: you just filed a bug in bugzilla about this04:16
spotteryes04:16
spottersheesh, you check up on me04:17
mdzI read bugs as they come in04:17
spotterthat could lead to lots of mail in the future04:17
spotter:)04:17
mdzit is already a lot of mail04:18
mdzanyway, seb128 will look at it tomorrow04:18
spottera new bug about to be filed04:18
spottermusic view doesnt seem to work in nautilus either04:18
spottershould I make sure to say this is all hoary?04:18
spotteror is that sort of assumed?04:18
mdzit's a good idea to mention which release you are running04:20
spotterand not set target milestone myself :-[04:22
spotter:)04:22
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fabbionemdz: that kernel upgrade problem.06:42
fabbionedoes it look like this:06:43
fabbionehttp://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=28195306:43
fabbione?06:43
mdzyes, it does06:43
fabbioneit claims to be fixed in our packages06:44
mdzyes06:44
mdzBuildinfo: "This was produced by kernel-package version 8.114ubuntu1."06:44
mdzthat is what linux-image-2.6.8.1-3-powerpc_2.6.8.1-19_powerpc.deb says06:44
fabbioneso either the merge or the fix is wrong06:44
mdzmerge looks fine06:46
mdzhttp://people.ubuntulinux.org/~scott/ongoing-merge/kernel-package/kernel-package_ubuntu.debdiff06:46
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mdzlamont: what happened with alsa-driver?06:46
fabbionenight lamont06:47
mdzthere has been another kernel-package upload to unstable, though06:47
mdznothing in the changelog about fixing the fix, though06:47
lamontmdz: what happened?06:48
mdzlamont: it seems like you did a merge (1.0.6a-10ubuntu1) and then overwrote it with a sync (1.0.6a-11)06:49
lamontoh.06:49
lamontthat06:49
mdzit's in bugzilla, worry about it tomorrow06:49
lamontISTR it looked like -11 had all of our diff from 10ubuntu106:49
lamontyeah.  will actually look at it tomorrow06:50
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lamontbut to sleep06:50
mdzit is at the least missing the unmuting magic06:50
fabbionemdz: i need a way to reproduce that bug06:50
mdzfabbione: all that I can provide tonight is a transcript of the upgrade06:51
mdztomorrow I will try to burn a powerpc and recover the system06:51
mdzbut currently it is unbootable06:51
fabbioneok06:51
mdzlet me know if you would like the transcript06:51
mdzit contains the kernel-package output06:52
mdzThe link /boot/initrd.img is a dangling link06:52
mdzRemoving symbolic link /boot/initrd.img06:52
mdz you may need to re-run yaboot06:52
fabbionewell i am not even sure i will have the time to fix it before Mataro06:52
mdzNot touching initrd symlinks since we are being reinstalled (2.6.8.1-17)06:54
mdzthere is the bug06:54
mdzwell, I don't understand the first part either06:54
fabbioneneither do i06:54
mdzbut in any case it should have fixed the symlink in postinst06:54
mdzI think perhaps the fix was not correct06:54
fabbionei tend to agree on that06:55
mdzdoes anyone here know yaboot?06:55
mdzif it is possible for me to specify an alternate initrd location, I should be able to get the system up and investigate06:55
fabbioneno, but i can explain to you about silo :P06:55
mdzfrom my reading of the postinst, if it emitted that message, it must have already generated the initrd06:55
mdzso it seems like there must be a /boot/initrd.img-<ver> but no /boot/initrd.img symlink06:56
fabbionemdz: let me see a yaboot manpage06:56
mdzI know it is possible to specify the path to the kernel06:56
mdzI don't see anything in the man pages about it06:57
mdzkamion might know06:57
fabbionehttp://penguinppc.org/bootloaders/yaboot/06:57
fabbionemdz: i think you can specify the initrd as easy as you specify the kernel patch06:59
fabbioneehm06:59
fabbionepath06:59
mdzI don't see how07:00
fabbione         boot: hd:3,/vmlinux root=/dev/hda3 ro07:00
mdzwith the kernel, you write the path to the kernel at the boot: prompt07:00
mdzright07:00
fabbioneinitrd is a kernel parameter, isn't it ?07:00
mdzbut then it gets the initrd path from yaboot.conf07:00
mdzno, the initrd must be read by the boot loader07:00
fabbionehmmmmm07:01
fabbionei am not sure07:01
mdzI am trying to figure out why initrd.img was a dangling link07:01
mdzthat makes no sense07:01
mdzbecause the system booted before that07:01
mdzkernel-package seems overcomplicated for what it does07:01
mdzwith 2.6 and only Ubuntu architectures, it could be much simpler07:02
fabbionemdz: no07:02
fabbionethe initrd.gz is a kernel parameter07:02
fabbionelabel linux07:02
fabbione        kernel debian-installer/i386/linux07:02
fabbione        append DEBCONF_PRIORITY=critical vga=normal initrd=debian-installer/i386/initrd.gz ramdisk_size=12314 root=/dev/rd/0 rw  --07:02
fabbioneso you can add it after07:02
mdzif it is passed to the kernel, the kernel ignores it.  it will only work if the boot loader parses the command line and reads the initrd07:03
mdzI'll try07:03
fabbionebrb07:04
mdztried, doesn't work07:05
mdzstill tries to load plain initrd.img07:05
mdzI can burn a CD tomorrow to get it fixed, just not tonight07:05
mdzI don't think I will be able to find much, though07:05
mdzsomehow the symlink became dangling, but I have no idea what it was pointing to07:05
mdzcertainly the initrd.img-<ver> was there before, because the system booted07:05
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mdzmaybe /etc/kernel-img.conf was changed somehow07:06
magnonhm, what uses gnome 1 libraries in ubuntu anyway?07:08
mdzmagnon: some packages in universe07:10
mdzhmm, some in main too07:10
mdzbut not in the default desktop install07:10
mdzwe tried to get rid of those which could be easily eliminated07:10
magnonyeah, I just discovered that having them around can be a little confusing when installing packages07:11
fabbionemdz: the only thing i can think about is that the initrd image is generated in postinst07:16
mdzI just noticed this07:17
fabbionemdz: probably the prerm script removes it?07:17
mdz  if (-f $realimageloc . "initrd.img-$version") {07:17
mdz    unlink $realimageloc . "initrd.img-$version";07:17
mdz  }07:17
mdzwhy the hell does it do that?07:17
mdz(this is in postrm)07:17
fabbioneis it inside a if [ "$1" = "purge" ]  ?07:17
fabbioneor does that unconditionally?07:18
mdzif ($ARGV[0]  !~ /upgrade/) {07:18
fabbionehmmm07:19
mdzI don't think that is related, but it is such a bad idea07:19
fabbioneManoj is awake.. let's talk with him07:19
mdzfreenode or oftc?07:20
fabbionehere07:20
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pittiMorning folks07:53
fabbionemorning pitti07:56
dokomorning all!08:00
fabbionehey doko08:02
fabbionethanks for pushing new libc6 :-)08:02
fabbionemy buildd hates you now :P08:02
fabbionemdz: ok.. what should we do with the kernel?08:03
fabbioneshould we wait Manoj to fix?08:03
fabbioneshould we start working on 2.6.9?08:03
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fabbionehmm08:06
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fabbionemdz_: i guess you didn't read above, did you?08:07
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dokofabbione: hey, it did even build on all supported archs ;)08:12
fabbionedoko: SCARY!08:12
pittielmo: please sync cyrus21-imapd 2.1.16-1108:17
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jdubjamesh: did you have a poke at that gnome-vfs patch?08:32
jameshjdub: the HAL one?08:36
jdubmtools08:36
jameshno08:40
jameshis there a bugzilla id for the patch?08:41
jdubnot sure, i sent a link to the mailing list archive post, though08:42
pittiKamion: I'd like to fix #4093; any objection if I upload a new base-config?08:42
pittimdz_: still here?08:43
mdz_pitti: barely08:56
mdz_fabbione: lost power08:57
pittimdz_: okay, it's not that urgent08:57
fabbionemdz_: no problem08:57
fabbione<fabbione> mdz: ok.. what should we do with the kernel?08:57
fabbione<fabbione> should we wait Manoj to fix?08:57
fabbione<fabbione> should we start working on 2.6.9?08:57
mdz2.6.9 should happen soon08:58
mdzdo you have time to do it?08:58
fabbionemdz: i think so..08:58
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mdzManoj will examine the bug, so we can wait and see what he says08:59
fabbionei can spend max 2 working days in 2.6.9 in this week08:59
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lucas_Hi09:28
lucas_Kamion: you there ?09:28
lucas_I finally went for the solution of hacking the pool by adding my packages in it09:28
lucas_then regenerate */Packages with apt-ftparchive09:28
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lucas_however, d-i's Package need installer-menu-item headers09:29
lucas_I don't know how to generate them09:29
lucas_any ideas ?09:29
lucas_s/d-i's Package/d-i's Packages/09:29
lucas_mhh actually that's not my problem09:40
lucas_but I don't know what my problem is :)09:40
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seb128morning09:44
pittiHi seb128!09:47
seb128hey pitti 09:47
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pittiHi sivang!09:53
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Kamionfabbione: I suspect that the bug was actually in the older kernel packages, but we only noticed the bug when we upgraded10:23
Kamionmdz: sorry, it's not possible to specify an initrd at yaboot's command line10:23
Kamionlucas_: those are all in the .udebs, apt-ftparchive should copy them into Packages; if it doesn't, investigate why10:24
fabbioneKamion: yes, we had a long discussion with Manoj in #d-d10:24
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pittifabbione: does it contain inotify?10:25
Kamionfabbione: is that what Manoj said then?10:25
fabbionepitti: easy.. i just unpacked the orig10:25
pittifabbione: oh, okay10:25
fabbioneKamion: yes10:25
pittifabbione: will you go to vacation while it builds? :-) 10:26
fabbionepitti: ehhe10:26
fabbionepitti: do you use dpatch for any of your packages?10:27
fabbioneor who does?10:27
pittifabbione: not for my own ones, but I'm quite used to it10:27
fabbionepitti: ok.. how can i do an anal check of the patches?10:27
pittifabbione: the current hoary version seems to be broken (dpatch-edit-patch)10:27
pittifabbione: do you mean that?10:27
pittifabbione: ahem? Mind to explain that?10:27
fabbionelast time i added a duplicate patch, dpatch managed to apply both with no errors10:27
pittifabbione: ugh, it should fail then10:28
fabbionebut clearly compilation failed10:28
fabbioneit didn't10:28
pittifabbione: usually I try with debian/rules patch10:28
Kamionfabbione: did anyone check whether this affects direct upgrades from warty to hoary?10:28
fabbioneKamion: not yet.. in anycase new packages will have to deal with it10:28
fabbioneKamion: possibly also in security update10:29
fabbioneKamion: that means uploading a new kernel-package for hoary10:29
fabbionebut both mdz and I will wait for Manoj to investigate properly when kernel-package got broken10:29
fabbionethere is a good chance that warty is ok10:30
fabbionethe problem might have appeared the 21st of Oct10:30
danielsfabbione: where do you want the extra patches?10:32
daniels(kernel)10:34
fabbionedaniels: people?10:35
danielsk10:35
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danielsfabbione: p.u.c/~daniels/l-i/10:37
daniels"10:37
fabbionedaniels: where did you grab these patches?10:38
danielsfabbione: most of them were tarballs from external websites designed to built externally that I modified to build in-tree10:39
fabbioneok10:40
fabbionenow.. this is funny10:40
fabbionein 2.6.9 if i do ./debian/rules clean it trashes the debian directory...10:41
Kamionfabbione: the maintainer scripts for -16 and -16.1 are identical10:41
Kamionfabbione: I don't have -17 and -18 to check those, though10:41
fabbione-18 is garbage10:42
fabbione-17 is in the morgue10:42
fabbioneon jackass 10:42
danielsthe morgue is mirrored to rookery, btw10:42
Keybukwhen elmo pushes the button ...10:42
danielsi don't know how regularly, but it's certainly there10:42
danielsyeah10:42
fabbioneinteresting10:47
fabbioneit's make-kpkg10:47
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fabbioneehhe10:51
fabbionekernel people are really funny10:51
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pittisjoerd: ping11:09
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Kamionfabbione: ah, yes, looks like -16 was OK, an 'exit 0' was moved down a paragraph by -1711:23
fabbioneKamion: cool11:24
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pittiKamion: Hi! do you think Debian's base-config can still be fixed to put the initial user into plugdev and camera?11:33
Kamionpitti: that depends; persuade joeyh11:35
Kamionthere's still time, sure11:35
pittiKamion: okay, I will ask him11:35
fabbione2.6.9 is another monster patch orgy11:40
danielsOH FRIG11:42
danielsusr/X11R6/lib/libXRes.so.1.0 usr/X11R6/lib/libXres.so.111:42
Mithrandirdaniels: ew.11:43
Mithrandirthom: could mod_rewrite cause performance problems or is it just ugly?11:55
danielsthom: it is sssssssssssllllllllllllllooooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww11:59
danielss/thom/Mithrandir/11:59
Mithrandirdaniels: ok, so I'll look into getting rid of it.. I hope the people responsible doesn't kill me.12:00
danielsMithrandir: ah, a vic^Wdistro team member12:00
danielsMithrandir: do you want to test some xorg packages before I upload?12:00
Mithrandirnot really, I have a server which needs booting. :P12:01
danielsheh12:02
azeemmako: hey, did they force you into dropping docbook for presentations, or did switch to OOo Impress yourself? :)12:03
azeemmako: the GNOME icon you used for the 'pope-slide' has been deprecated for a couple of years I believe, they have a slightly different one now12:06
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pittidaniels: ping12:10
danielspong12:10
sjoerdpitti: pong12:17
pittisjoerd: just FYI, I had to introduce another patch12:18
sjoerdpitti: for ?12:18
pittisjoerd: I fixed the hal -> 20hal transition to not ask a dpkg conffile question on upgrade12:18
sjoerdhrm, does it do that ? didn't when i tested12:18
pittisjoerd: I just remove the old file if it is unmodified12:19
pittisjoerd: it works as long as a new package comes along with the same conffile as the old one12:19
pittisjoerd: but my merged package has a different conffile (LSB, remember)12:19
sjoerdaha12:19
pittisjoerd: so it first mv'ed the old conffile to the new12:19
pittisjoerd: then tried to replace it with the one shipped in the package12:19
pittisjoerd: if you modify the file in the future, this will hit you as well12:20
pittisjoerd: well, Debian folks are used to these questions, but Ubuntu must avoid them in all cases12:20
sjoerdright12:20
KamionUbuntu's not going to be able to avoid them in all cases. We can and should avoid them for upgrades of default installations, but they can't be avoided when people have actually changed the conffiles.12:21
azeemit would be nice to have the dialog use the respective debconf-frontend eventually, though12:23
sjoerdpitti: as sarge will release with a transitioned hal, it wouldn't be a problem imho (as in you won't get the question on a sarge -> etch upgrade)12:24
sjoerdpitti: but thanks, one patch less to check out next time :)12:25
pittisjoerd: yes, right12:25
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Kamionazeem: (if debconf is installed - debconf isn't Essential: yes and dpkg never relies on it)12:27
azeemKamion: sure12:28
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Kamionpitti: you might want to look at Debian's current openssh packages for a warty update12:31
Kamionpitti: (information leak)12:31
KamionI'm doing the hoary build now12:31
pittiKamion: thanks, I'll do12:31
pittiKamion: hasn't there been a DSA?12:31
Kamionpitti: no, don't believe it affects woody although I could be wrong12:32
Kamionheh, it does12:32
pittiKamion: I did not see anything on full-disclosure, I will look at the changelog and interdiffs12:32
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pittiHi mjg59 12:32
KamionI'm not sure that the Debian security team is all that bothered about information leaks in woody though12:32
Kamionpitti: it's an old issue, you won't have seen it recently12:33
pittiKamion: any bug report?12:33
Kamionpitti: Debian #248747, #281595; corresponding Ubuntu #4196, #376812:34
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pittiKamion: ah, that one. Thanks12:35
thommorning, y'all12:36
pittiHi thom12:36
fabbionethom: hey12:41
fabbionewho is the acpi guru?12:41
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mjg59Haha12:41
fabbioneahah12:41
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fabbionedo we need this patch acpi-20040826 for 2.6.9?12:42
mjg59No12:42
mjg59We need something newer...12:42
fabbionemjg59: to start with, is it good enough what is in 2.6.9 or we will have regressions?12:46
jdubfabbione: oh, you're integrating suggested patches in your 2.6.9 update?12:46
fabbionejdub: no12:46
jdubd'oh.12:46
fabbionei am trying to get a 2.6.912:46
thomdamn, was just about to ask for inotify12:47
jdubwhat are the chances of tempting you to integrate inotify in this release? :)12:47
fabbioneand i am only revisiting the patches that we applied to 2.6.8.112:47
fabbionejdub: <012:47
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jduband mjg59's acpi patches12:47
fabbionei doubt 12:47
fabbionenot for the first release at least12:47
Kamionfabbione: are you merging with Debian's kernel-source-2.6.9?12:48
fabbioneKamion: yes12:48
Kamiongood12:48
fabbionethat too12:48
mjg59fabbione: Hang on, let me check what I put in12:48
Kamionhm, if nothing else their new patch-series system looks a lot easier to handle than the mad thing we have at the moment where you can't upload a new version without adding another 00list-* file12:49
mjg59fabbione: Ok, I dropped the 20040826 patch12:49
thomyeah, the current ubuntu packages are a bitch to work with12:49
fabbioneKamion: right now i am only trying to get all the parches either to apply or out of the way12:49
fabbioneKamion: all the other stuff will come later on12:50
fabbionei am stil merging -1 from debian12:50
jdubhrm12:51
Kamionsure12:51
mjg59fabbione: We'll want newer acpi than is in 2.6.9, and we'll want a pile of swsusp code12:51
jdubwhat's with openoffice.org finishing its build on i386, but not being in the archive?12:51
fabbionemjg59: ok12:52
jduband inotify12:52
jdubdid i mention we needed inotify?12:52
fabbionejdub: yes and the answer is no12:52
fabbionenot for this release12:53
mjg59fabbione: "this release" meaning Horay, or just the first cut of the packages?12:53
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jdubmjg59: there won't be much horay if we don't have inotify in hoary -> ha ha ha!12:54
seb128liboil0.2-dev and libswfdec0.3-dev from universe needed to build gst-plugins 0.8.612:54
Kamionmjg59: first cut I'd imagine12:54
mjg59jdub: Argh12:54
fabbionemjg59: first cut12:54
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thomthat was terrible12:55
jdubhere to serve you :)|12:56
jduband the veal12:56
jdubi am also serving veal12:56
jdubbe here all week12:56
seb128jdub: if12:56
jdubso will the veal12:56
seb128oups12:56
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jdubdon't have the veal on friday12:56
jdubit will kill you12:56
jdubhi Md 12:56
mjg59Hmm.12:56
seb128jdub: for "liboil0.2-dev and libswfdec0.3-dev" ... they need to be added to main before the gst-plugins upload ?12:56
mjg59The Intel people need one of these laptops that breaks.12:56
Kamionseb128: that's what dep-wait's for12:57
robtaylormjg59: i was playing around with the init-ec patch last nithg.. unformatiately i now cant remeber where i got it from :/12:57
Mdwho wrote the default firewall script? If it has not been fixed before the release, I noticed that it filters multicast packets12:57
Kamionwe have a default firewall script?12:58
mjg59init-ec?12:58
seb128Kamion: right12:58
mjg59robtaylor: Can you stick a copy of it up somewhere?12:58
MdKamion: I have seen on the newly installed system of a friend that IGMP packets from his ISP were filtered and logged, so I suppose that there is one12:59
KamionMd: last I checked we didn't install a firewall at all12:59
robtaylormjg59: unfortuantly its on my laptop, not here. i'll put it somweher tonight (and i'll try and mangle it for 2.6.8.1 as well)12:59
jdubseb128: yeah, i would support those01:01
haggaijdub: OOo isn't built on powerpc, doku forwarded the (strange) error.  Would that stop it from being installed in the archive?01:01
jdubhaggai: not sure why it would01:01
jdublamont: ping?01:01
mjg59robtaylor: What was it supposed to do? Additional embedded controller setup?01:02
robtaylormjg59: yeah, seemed to do some extra scanning. i'd tell you more if i had it in front of me =)01:03
robtaylor(gah, rellay wish i could remember which bugzilla it was in =))01:03
thomjdub: should a libfam-dev change to libgamin-dev |libfam-dev ? can i get away with doing just that?01:11
elmoor'ed build-deps make baby jesus cry - why not just drop libfam-dev?01:17
thomor that01:20
Keybukyeah, how's the buildd supposed to know which one is preferred?01:23
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KamionKeybuk: that much is trivial; first is always preferred01:23
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jdubthom: yeah01:25
MithrandirKeybuk: libfam-dev won't be in main, so it won't be preferred. :)01:25
KeybukKamion: sure, but how does it know to remove libfam-dev if it had it installed in favour of the first one in the list?01:25
robtaylormjg59: ok, heres some relevent sounding patches i';m trying out http://bugme.osdl.org/attachment.cgi?id=4124&action=view andhttp://bugme.osdl.org/attachment.cgi?id=1757&action=view 01:26
jdubon epiphany-list:01:28
jdubI want to thank you guys for the work behind Epiphany. I just got01:28
jdubacquainted with Gnome and its HIG guidlines by way of trying Ubuntu. I01:28
jdubhad not used Gnome as such since somewhere around Red Hat 7.3, and01:28
jdubmust say the change in policy is just spot-on.01:28
jdub01:28
Keybukrobtaylor: bug#s ?01:29
mjg59robtaylor: Do you have the bugs these are linked from?01:29
robtaylormjg59: all from http://bugme.osdl.org/show_bug.cgi?id=174401:35
seb128is there anything to consider before changing a package source-name ? 01:36
seb128or I just upload it with the new name ?01:36
pittiKamion: do you think these openssh issues should be fixed in Warty? They do not look very severe01:37
KamionKeybuk: true01:39
Kamionpitti: up to you, don't mind either way personally, just thought you should know01:39
pittiKamion: I prepare a package and wait for some days01:42
pittiKamion: in the meantime the Hoary and Sid packages can be tested by a broader audience01:42
Kamionok, we'll see how it goes; it's a fairly isolated patchset01:43
pittiKamion: by "isolated" you mean few/no side effects?01:43
pittiKamion: testing the fixed functionality itself is easy01:43
Kamionboth that and well away from other patches01:44
Kamionmerging to 3.9p1 will be more entertaining, mind :)01:44
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robtaylormjg59: so what do you reckon to those patches? think they'll help the issue you were talking about last night?01:49
mjg59Doubtful01:49
robtaylorah well :)01:49
mjg59We don't get any EC errors on the craptop01:50
mjg59But yeah, it could be because some piece of hardware isn't enabled01:50
mjg59OH CHRIST WHY IS THERE A HELICOPTER OVERHEAD?01:50
robtaylorTHEY'VE COME FOR YOU01:50
lucas__Kamion: I've a problem with my custom Ubuntu02:01
lucas__anna complains about a "bad d-i Packages file"02:01
lucas__I don't quite understand the "retriever" concept in the anna source02:02
Kamionit's a general interface for anna to get udebs from cdrom/network/whatever02:04
Kamionperhaps your Release file is wrong02:04
Kamionalso try 'debconf-get mirror/suite' on tty2, make sure that's set to warty02:05
Kamionor stable02:05
lucas__ok02:05
Kamionif it's stable, make sure that the CD has a /dists/stable symlink02:05
lucas__one of the things I changed02:05
lucas__is that I don't have a restricted/debian-installer/binary-i386/Packages02:05
Kamionnor do we?02:06
lucas__since I merged restricted, universe and multiverse into  main02:06
lucas__ah true02:06
Kamionudpkg doesn't know how to merge multiple d-i Packages files, so it's only possible to have main/debian-installer/binary-$arch/Packages at the moment02:06
bob2lucas__: <obwarning>make sure you check you can distribute that at all</obwarning02:07
Kamionespecially for multiverse02:07
lucas__yup, I'm not going to distribute much of multiverse02:08
lucas__stuff like scilab or graphviz mainly02:08
lucas__debconf-get mirror/suite returns nothing02:09
Kamionok, do you have /dists/stable/Release?02:10
lucas__ye02:10
lucas__s02:10
bob2'It's also necessary to take steps like limiting the number of pages currently queued for writing out. This limit will affect users, in that it will reduce performance. It has been noted, however, that deadlocks tend to have an even worse impact on performance.'02:10
Kamionthat suggests a problem in cdrom-detect BTW02:11
lucas__(stable is simlinked to warty)02:11
Kamionlucas__: see mdz's comment at the end of https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2640; does that help you?02:12
Kamionyou may have a CD drive with DMA problems02:12
lucas__no, DMA is ok02:15
lucas__my Release file isn't02:15
Kamionmissing Suite: line?02:17
lucas__yes02:17
Kamionthat'd do it02:17
lucas__thanks a lot for the pointer :-)02:17
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lucas__Kamion: I'm using apt-ftparchive to generate the Release file, but I can't find any option to specify Origin, Label, suite, Codename. Is there a better way ?02:27
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Kamionlucas__: afraid I don't know02:36
lucas__ok, I just added the Suite line by hand02:36
Kamionlucas__: it appears to be documented quite clearly in the apt-ftparchive man page, though02:36
Kamionlucas__: search case-insensitively for "suite"02:36
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lucas__oh true sorry02:37
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pittiHey, do these guys have a new PR strategy? :-)02:38
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bob2'honesty in advertising' ;-)02:40
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zulmorning02:50
whiprushdoes gnome-user-share not have a bugzilla component yet? Should I file a bug under Nautilus instead?02:53
lamontjdub: oo.o will inter the archive in about 10 minutes.  patience..02:54
lamontwell, i386 will.  ppc has, um, issues02:55
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jdublamont: :)02:59
elmospeaking of oo.o why does it b-d on libneon23-dev?  that means we can't have oo.o and tla build-deps in the same chroot :(02:59
jdublamont: when you're back -> why so long between the build finishing and hitting the archive?03:00
elmojdub: it was NEW03:00
jduboh03:00
elmodoko: done03:01
lucas__Kamion: debconf-get mirror/suite says warty now03:09
lucas__but it still doesn't work03:09
lucas__/var/cache/anna/Packages is empty03:09
Kamionsorry, I'm kind of buried in grub debugging right now03:09
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KamionI would suggest looking through the cdrom-retriever source and trying bits of it by hand03:09
Kamionyou're going to need a Components: line, certainly03:09
lucas__in the Release file ?03:09
Kamionyes03:09
Kamionthe retriever should probably error out if there are no components03:09
jdub  openoffice.org-l10n-en: Depends: language-support-en but it is not installable03:09
jdubd'oh03:09
lucas__Oh I missed that03:09
lucas__thanks again03:09
Kamionnp03:09
seb128jdub: any opinion if we should use the smooth engine from gnome-themes or from the gtk-smooth-engine package ?03:14
jdubseb128: hrm03:14
seb128jdub: gtk-smooth-engine has been moved to universe during the warty time. But Josselin don't want to use the gnome-theme one (he says than the engine in gnome-theme are often outdated and we should better keep the gtk-smooth-package) 03:14
seb128jdub: since I'm going to sync gnome-theme dunno what to do :)03:14
jdubseb128: i imagine debian will go with the non-gnome-themes package, and it sounds like the best choice ;)03:15
seb128ok, done so :)03:15
seb128should be update a seed to get gtk-smooth-engine back in main ?03:15
seb128s/be/we/03:16
jdubyeah03:16
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pittijdub: this dependency bug is not that serious; the package depends on oo.o | language-support, so it's only a non-default alternative03:18
pittithom: troubles with LSB init scripts? :-)03:18
thompitti: yeah03:18
pittijdub: I delayed the upload of the language-support package until we have a decision 03:19
thomi've been on #1580 the whole day03:19
jdubpitti: can't install it with apt, though03:19
pittithom: I hope that Debian adopts the idea after Sarge release03:20
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pittithom: it's a good concept03:20
pittijdub: but if you can't install then the fault is the OO.o version, not the language-support package03:20
haggaielmo: neon23->24 was too big a change.  _rene_ looked at it03:20
thompitti: agreed entirely03:20
jdubpitti: thus the bug ;)03:20
thomif not just to stop us having to merge them every time :-)03:21
pittijdub: ? but without the alternative dependency the installtion would fail as well03:21
haggaijdub: you should be able to install with apt, it's never been a problem in the past03:22
haggaiunless something else has been broken03:22
jdub$ sudo apt-get install openoffice.org openoffice.org-bin openoffice.org-debian-files openoffice.org-l10n-en openoffice.org-thesaurus-en-us ttf-opensymbol03:22
jdub...03:22
jdubThe following packages have unmet dependencies:03:22
jdub  openoffice.org-l10n-en: Depends: language-support-en but it is not installable03:22
jdub03:22
haggaieh?03:23
elmohaggai: yeah, but oo.o includes glibc in it's source, why not neon? :P03:23
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jdubDepends: language-support-en03:23
haggaielmo: heh, oh yeah it does include it :P03:23
jdub^ that'd be it03:23
seb128jdub: where are made the seed changes nowadays 03:23
haggaielmo: its' just we don't build against it03:23
jdubseb128: in arch03:23
haggaielmo: we had a lovely security bug..03:23
jdubseb128: i'll do it for you03:23
jdubseb128: just gtk2-engines-smooth ?03:24
seb128jdub: thanks :) gtk-smooth-engine and "liboil0.2-dev libswfdec0.3-dev" for gst-plugins03:24
seb128jdub: oups, gtk2-engines-smooth yes03:24
haggaijdub: I don't see that Depends: in our CVS, it must have been added by someone else03:25
pittijdub: for met it is "Depends: openoffice.org (>> 1.1.1+1.1.2) | language-support-en", as it should be03:25
haggaipitti: but we removed the Depends completely03:25
jdubelmo: so if a package in main is uploaded with new depends, we have to put those depends in the seed temporarily so the package in main will build?03:25
pittijdub: if this is from a new version, somebody screwed up the dependencies03:26
haggaipitti: for tasksel03:26
elmojdub: um, either that, or I have to ignore the seeds and promote them03:26
elmothis is why I think doing the component isolation stuff at the buildd level is the wrong place to do it03:26
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jdubelmo: do you mean that you reckon the buildds should have access to universe and multiverse all the time?03:27
elmoyes, I think they should and we should enforce consistency at a higher level03:28
pittihaggai, jdub: I still don't understand. Which package has this dependency "Depends: language-support-en"03:28
jdubpitti: l10n-en03:28
jdub1.1.3-2.3ubuntu303:28
jdubelmo: can you ignore the seeds and promote those two libs?03:29
pittijdub: 1.1.2dfsg1-2ubuntu2 is correct03:29
pittijdub: whoever uploaded 1.1.3 screwed up the dependencies then03:29
jdubpitti: wanna reassign that bug to doko? :)03:29
pittijdub: he should still have this hog on his hd03:29
pittijdub: I don't really want to download OO.o sources just for this change03:30
pittidoko: ping03:30
jdubpitti: yeah03:30
elmojdub: which two ?03:31
elmooh, nm03:31
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elmodone03:35
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fabbioneelmo: can you install linux-source build-dep on hoary chroot (concordia), please?03:38
fabbioneand kindly be sure that kernel-wedge is ubuntu5 03:39
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fabbioneJEEEEEE03:41
fabbionei have spent 6 and more hours cleaning up patches03:41
fabbioneand that fucker still didn't get it right03:41
zulheh..03:41
fabbionenow there are bits and pieces in the .diff.gz03:41
=== thom hugs dpatch and tells it to ignore fabio
fabbionethom: wanna fix it for me?03:42
thomnope :P03:42
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thomyou wouldn't give me inotify love :P03:43
azeemfabbione: fixing that is easy when using dpatch: just mv the debian/ tree away, rm -r the source, unpack the orig.tar.gz and mv debian/ back in03:43
elmofabbione: done03:43
fabbioneazeem: oh yeah... i want to see now how many patches will fail to apply because of that03:44
fabbioneelmo: thanks03:44
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fabbioneor even better03:45
fabbionemanual patching03:45
thomyada!03:45
elmothe kernel's use of dpatch is particularly 'special'03:46
elmoand not really representative of dpatch in sane packages03:47
azeemthom: yada is more like cdbs?03:47
azeemfabbione: did you try quilt?03:47
fabbioneelmo: did you ever see my name associated to *sane* packages? ;)03:47
thomyada is more like death, as far as i can make out03:47
seb128$ LC_ALL=C dpkg -S /usr/include/X11/XKBlib.h03:48
seb128dpkg: /usr/include/X11/XKBlib.h not found.03:48
seb128gni ?03:48
fabbioneseb128: libkbdfile-dev ?03:48
elmoseb128: s#/##03:48
seb128fabbione: not installed03:49
seb128$ ls -l /usr/include/X11/XKBlib.h03:49
seb128-rw-r--r--  1 root root 31130 2004-11-18 16:40 /usr/include/X11/XKBlib.h03:49
seb128WTF03:49
seb128fabbione: oh, ii  libxkbfile-dev           6.8.1-1ubuntu3           X Keyboard Extension file parsing library development files03:49
elmooh, they fixed that - never mind03:49
seb128(you made a typo in the name)03:50
jdubhrm03:50
jdubno OOo gnome packages03:50
elmouniverse-by-default ...03:50
jduboh03:50
seb128fabbione: 03:50
seb128$ dpkg -L libxkbfile1 | grep XKBlib.h03:50
seb128$03:50
jdubbut they're in the seed03:50
Keybukw00t!  we have the bonobo-slay branch of nautilus now03:50
seb128arg03:50
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jduboh03:50
jdubno they're not03:50
seb128$ dpkg -L libxkbfile-dev | grep XKBlib.h03:51
seb128$03:51
fabbioneseb128: there is also anotherone kbd related..03:55
seb128ok, anybody with a XKBlib.h coming from a package ? It's needed for libxklavier03:55
fabbioneseb128: let me remember03:55
seb128fabbione: I don't understand how I can get this file coming from nowhere03:55
seb128fabbione: and libxklavier used to build and today's upload FTBFS03:55
fabbionelibx11-dev: /usr/X11R6/include/X11/XKBlib.h03:56
fabbionedoh!03:56
seb128gni ?03:56
fabbionegni?03:56
fabbionewhat that means?03:56
seb128why in libx11 and not libxkb* ?03:56
fabbioneseb128: ask daniels03:57
seb128daniels: ping ?03:57
fabbioneseb128: otherwise just open a big bug03:57
seb128fabbione: "gni ?" is a sort of interrogation :)03:57
jdubmmm, OOo gnome integration :)03:57
fabbionethat will pull in another bunch of FTBFS!03:57
seb128kind of "what's going on" 03:57
fabbionethat's sooooo coooool03:57
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jdubseb128: the knights who say, "gni!"03:58
jdub_rene_, haggai: YUM!03:59
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haggaijdub: :)04:01
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jdubgute nacht alles04:09
pittijdub: Gute Nacht!04:10
pittijdub: However, it's not "alles" :-)04:10
pittijdub: "Gute Nacht an alle" is better :-)04:10
jdubthanks :)04:10
pittiyour're welcome04:10
pittijdub: we should start to exercise Spanish anyway 04:10
jdubyeah04:10
jdubestoy buscando mis pantalones04:11
pitti???04:11
jdubsome spanish you *need* to know04:11
jdubit's very useful04:11
carlospitti: http://archive.pemas.net/GNOME/GUAD3C/guad3c.ogg04:11
jdubnight :)04:11
pittijdub: and it means?04:11
carloslook that video and you will understand it :-P04:12
carlosjdub: night!04:12
pitticarlos: argh04:12
pitticarlos: 124 MB? This will take me a while04:12
carlospitti: The translations is: "I'm looking for my pants"04:12
pittiI should have known04:13
pitticarlos: I can barely count to ten now, thanks to my gf04:13
carlosit comes from the GUADEC 3 (or there's the first time I saw jdub saying that :-P)04:13
carlospitti: :-P04:13
pitticarlos: btw, do you offer rentals for playing BCN city guide? :-)04:14
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carlospitti: well, I was in Barcelona once (outside the rail station) so... don't think I will know much more than you :-D04:15
fabbionethom, mjg59: Disable ACPI for systems before Jan 1st this year (ACPI_BLACKLIST_YEAR) [0]  (NEW) 04:28
fabbionewhat do you want here?04:29
eruinapm?04:29
zulis the conference going to be online as well?04:30
zulsince i cant afford to go04:33
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lamontmoop05:08
elmoseb128: you know about the uninstallables due to xklavier, right?05:14
seb128elmo: control-center/gnome-applets ?05:14
elmoyeah05:14
seb128yes05:15
elmocool05:15
seb128the new libxklavier ftbfs05:15
elmomeh, and there's not even any point in me upgrading 'cos of OO.o's screwed deps05:15
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seb128xorg packages have changed again, thanks daniels 05:15
elmo911 upgraded, 57 newly installed, 11 to remove and 9 not upgraded.05:16
elmoNeed to get 675MB of archives.05:16
elmogood lord05:16
eruinhaha05:16
eruinI just finished the last set05:16
eruin;)05:16
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lamontseb128: are all the gnome deps there now, or should I wait to do the mass give-back of waiting things?05:20
seb128lamont: gnome deps for what ?05:20
lamontseb128: nevermind.05:22
lamontDANIELS...05:22
lamontyou gonna upload xorg ubuntu4 sometime soon?05:22
fabbionehey lamont 05:23
lamontseb128: I found the root of the problem. :-)05:23
lamonthey fabbione05:23
seb128lamont: I've some problem, libxklavier ftbfsing .... XKBlib.h in libx11-dev, it was in libxkb* before05:23
seb128lamont: should I change the buil-deps again or wait for a new xorg ?05:23
seb128build-deps05:23
fabbioneseb128: bug daniels05:24
fabbioneand keep bugging him :-)05:24
lamontthe pile I was seeing (on investigation) is all ia64, where there is no xorg.  But there is xorg-common, so anything that build-depends anything that depends any X library is d-w (but not automated) on ia64.  hence the pile-o-mail for me05:24
lamontseb128: so it's completely unrelated to your issues.05:24
seb128ok05:24
lamonthowever the first couple of packages I looked at had gnome-libs that were uninstallable, hence my question..05:25
seb128ok05:26
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fabbionedoes anybody remember where the prism2 driver is hosted?=05:35
Mithrandirlamont?05:41
lamontMithrandir: yo05:42
Mithrandirlamont: how on earth did libdb3 build on amd64?05:44
bob2fabbione: linux-wlan.org?05:45
lamontMithrandir: recently, or back in the beginning of time?05:45
thommjg59: 15:28 < fabbione> thom, mjg59: Disable ACPI for systems before Jan 1st this year (ACPI_BLACKLIST_YEAR) [0]  (NEW)05:45
fabbionebob2: thanks05:46
mjg59Did I not reply to that?05:47
mjg59Maybe the network was already fucked at that point05:47
mjg590 ought to give the current behaviour05:47
fabbioneyes i left 005:47
Mithrandirlamont: it does LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.24, which blows up on amd64.05:49
Mithrandirlamont: and if you comment that out, it tries to link to pthread.05:50
lamontMithrandir: at the time, the buildd was an i386 kernel05:50
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lamontmdz: nfc where my brain was on alsa-driver.05:54
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lamontKeybuk: around?05:58
lamonteep.  brb05:58
Keybuklamont: yup05:58
Mithrandirlamont: hm, true.  Should I just ignore the ftbfs?  Is libdb3 even used by anythong any more?06:09
Mithrandirs/thong/thing/06:09
Mithrandirhm, exim uses it06:09
Mithrandirand half of gnome06:09
elmoand like, pam06:09
Mithrandirwho cares about pam? :P06:09
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danielslamont: PONG06:21
danielselmo: ...06:21
danielselmo: how is my blog snafu?06:22
danielsseb128: pong06:22
danielsseb128: EH06:22
danielsseb128: XKBlib.h should be in xkbfile-dev iirc -- I certainly never moved it06:22
seb128daniels: 06:23
seb128$ dpkg -L libxkbfile-dev | grep XKBlib06:23
seb128$06:23
seb128$ dpkg -L libx11-dev | grep XKBlib06:23
seb128/usr/X11R6/include/X11/XKBlib.h06:23
elmodaniels: ERROR:planet:Error 404 while updating feed <http://www.fooishbar.org/daniel/blog/?flav=rss>06:23
danielselmo: that's because it's /blog/06:23
danielselmo: is this p.d.o?06:24
danielsseb128: ?!?06:24
danielslet me look at it06:24
elmodaniels: p.u.c06:24
elmoand I didn't change planet, so ...06:24
danielsoh06:25
danielscould you please change p.u.c?06:25
elmono - I'm not responsible for it, and I'm not willing to become responsible for it by virtue of being the only one who does anything with it.  please file a bug and/or mail Jeff06:26
magnondaniels: OT, when can I expect fd.o svn to work again?06:29
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danielsmagnon: don't know, depends on when the projects using it get together and check their archives06:32
danielselmo: ok.  have you looked at lkh?06:32
magnondaniels: are checked stuff archived anywhere?06:35
elmodaniels: the hoary upgrade of doom ismaking ithard for me to do interactive stuff ATM06:38
danielsmagnon: no svn repositories have been checked.  either that, or they've checked it all and are too afraid of me to lev me know.06:39
danielselmo: k06:39
magnonhehe, alright06:40
magnonwanted to play with galago, but I guess that'll wait06:40
seb128daniels: XKBlib.h so ?06:41
danielsseb128: give me a second dude, I'm checking it out06:42
Kamionlamont: any possibility of daily d-i builds for hoary?06:44
Kamionlamont: I'm just about to have to make another no-source-changes upload, and would rather have working daily builds if possible06:44
danielsseb128: XKBlib.h has always been in libx11-dev; if it ever worked with a libxkbfile-dev b-d it was an accident06:47
danielsseb128: if I told you it was in libxkbfile-dev -- sorry about that06:47
lamontKamion: sure.  do you need warty daily-builds anymore? :-)06:49
makoazeem: i still use docbook sometimes.. it depends on what i want to do :)06:50
makoazeem: as far as i can tell, i'm the ONLY person using docbook slides :)06:50
makoazeem: because there are unbelievably obvious bugs that go unreported for long periods of time.. like hitting next takes you to the last slide, and vice versa :)06:51
seb128daniels: I had a /usr/include/X11/XKBlib.h before 06:51
danielsseb128: from libx11-dev, presumably :)06:51
danielshttp://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?word=xkblib.h&searchmode=searchfiles&case=insensitive&version=unstable&arch=i38606:51
seb128ok, I don't understand why the previous version used to build fine 06:51
daniels*shrug*, maybe an implicit b-d06:52
danielsi.e. it b-d'd something that depped libx11-dev06:52
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seb128xklavier_xkb.c: In function `_XklXkbGetXkbEventName':06:52
seb128xklavier_xkb.c:442: error: `XkbNewKeyboardNotify' undeclared (first use in this function)06:52
seb128in a pbuilder06:52
seb128with libx11-dev installed06:52
seb128grrr06:52
danielsi suspect that's from libxkbfile-dev06:53
seb128/usr/include/X11/extensions/XKB.h:#define       XkbNewKeyboardNotify            006:53
danielsthat's libxext-dev, IIRC06:54
seb128ok, my system has a -I/usr/X11R6/include/ in the build line which is not in the pbuilder06:56
danielsoh, right06:56
danielslet me guess -- you don't build-dep on xlibs-dev anymore06:57
seb128right06:57
seb128I should ?06:57
danielsdingdingding!06:57
danielshack one: -L/usr/X11R6/lib -I/usr/X11R6/include06:57
danielshack two: b-d on libxt-dev06:57
danielsreal solution: beat autoconf until it bleeds06:57
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seb128ok, I'll pick libxt-dev for now06:58
seb128thanks daniels 06:58
danielsno worries06:58
Kamionlamont: hell no :)06:58
seb128hum, nop06:58
Kamionlamont: I think elmo's bitbucketing them anyway even if they are built06:58
seb128libxt-dev already installed in the pbuilder06:58
danielsseb128: does your configure output say 'searching for X ... libraries /usr/X11R6, headers', or similar?06:59
daniels(grep for X11R6)06:59
seb128oh ok07:00
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seb128checking for X... libraries /usr/X11R6/lib, headers07:00
seb128checking for X11/extensions/XKBrules.h... no07:00
danielsok, the 'headers' bit is bong07:00
danielsshould say 'headers /usr/X11R6/include'07:00
danielsdo you have /usr/X11R6/include/X11/Intrinsic.h?07:00
seb128yes07:00
danielscraptastic07:00
danielscould you please put the full configure.{in,ac} and config.log somewhere?07:01
seb128the configure is ok, it fails during the build07:01
danielsthe configure shouldn't say 'headers'07:01
seb128http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~lamont/buildLogs/libx/libxklavier/1.12-0ubuntu2/libxklavier_1.12-0ubuntu2_20041129-1608-i386-failed07:02
seb128build log07:02
danielsif it doesn't say 'headers /usr/X11R6/include', it won't add -I/usr/X11R6/include to CFLAGS07:02
danielswhich is the cause of the problem07:02
seb128configure.in and log coming07:02
danielsta07:02
seb128http://pkg-gnome.alioth.debian.org/configure.in07:04
seb128http://pkg-gnome.alioth.debian.org/config.log07:04
lamont810 upgraded, 48 newly installed, 8 to remove and 3 not upgraded.07:06
lamontNeed to get 654MB of archives.07:06
lamontsigh07:06
lamontotoh, 63Mbits ain't bad.07:07
danielsseb128: does it work if you install xutils?07:12
elmoyeah, it will07:13
elmothat's the classic "I need xutils" configure trace07:13
seb128yep, that works07:14
danielsword.07:15
seb128it needs to Build-Depends on xutils so ?07:15
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danielsb-d on libxt-dev, xutils07:15
danielsi'm seriously going to fix this shit tonight07:15
seb128nop07:16
daniels?07:16
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seb128# apt-cache show libxt-dev | grep utils07:16
seb128#07:16
seb128oups07:16
danielsehm07:16
seb128I misread07:16
seb128nevermind07:16
danielsheh :)07:16
seb128thanks, all is fine07:16
danielsrad07:16
seb128I'll upload that and have a good dinner now :p07:16
danielsheh07:17
daniels  if (xmkmf) >/dev/null 2>/dev/null && test -f Makefile; then07:19
daniels    # GNU make sometimes prints "make[1] : Entering...", which would confuse us.07:19
daniels    eval `${MAKE-make} acfindx 2>/dev/null | grep -v make`07:19
danielsOH MY GOD07:19
elmodaniels: you should be forced to be like 10 years older and have had to actually deal with the crap-shoot horror show world that was commercial unices back then - then you might not be so disgusted by autoconf07:21
elmowell, okay maybe not not be so disgusted, but at least be more tolerant of07:21
danielselmo: this is autoconf -- the stuff that's meant to make it better07:23
elmoit DOES make it better07:23
danielsbtw, if you know of some way to magically make me ten years older, let me know :P07:23
elmothe alternative is people fixing this themselves.  or simply not doing so.07:23
danielsyeah, I understand07:24
danielsbut so many things in autoconf are tremendously disgusting hacks when they shouldn't have to be07:24
kylemdaniels, grow a real beard, it will at least make you feel old. ;-)07:24
danielsand not the 'let's work around random broken crap'07:24
danielsthe whole 'let's do stuff in a totally half-arsed way' thing07:24
danielskylem: heh07:24
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spotteranyone know where I can get language-support-en needed by the new openoffice packages?07:24
elmodaniels: btw, the l-k-h looks fine to me - I assume you want it installed, and if you do, it's not going to break anything fabbione's doing, right ?07:25
danielselmo: l-i and l-r-m both built fine on my machine with it07:25
danielsand yeah, if it's installed on davis, I can get back to working on ppc lrm07:26
elmoinstalled07:26
danielsta07:26
danielsotoh, maybe I should just piss autotools right off and get with the pkgconfig groove07:28
elmowhy does scrollkeeper build it's database in the foreground?07:29
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=== lamont uploads alsa-driver :-(
lamontis somoene working on the ppc oo.o ftbfs?07:32
elmodoko had me install the b-d's in davis' chroot, dunno if he's doing anything tho07:33
elmobtw, is that cut'n'paste of X vs. gtk in zorg, fixed, yet?07:33
elmodaniels: ^--07:33
lamontkrb4 is ftbfs on amd64 as well... /me checks bugzilla/bts07:34
danielselmo: x vs gtk?  which?07:35
danielslamont: i'll take that07:35
danielsNO I WON'T07:36
elmodaniels: seb128 was talking about cut'n'paste not working between emacs and gtk apps or summat in x.org, back when you first released it07:36
danielslamont: toolchain?!?07:36
danielselmo: oh.  no, we have no idea.  but it's only gtk1.07:36
danielsso your fonts will be so hideously bad you won't want to paste anything into there07:36
danielsor maybe it wasn't.  but we didn't ever figure out the problem to start with.07:36
Kamiongeez. my routine "start up d-i" dance in this edit/compile/test/debug cycle now involves "anna-install openssh-client-udeb; mkdir /etc/udev/scripts; mv /etc/udev/*.sh /etc/udev/scripts/"07:38
lamontdaniels: actually, krb4 is most probably the lack of an include file.  I'll play with it07:38
lamontdbs feh07:39
danielslamont: thanks.  i fixed it up as far as b-ds go today07:39
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lamontdaniels: ah - that explains the upload07:40
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elmohmm, that's not cool - after upgrading to hoary, 'logout' doesn't work07:43
Kamionelmo: uh. how on earth?07:44
Kamionhm. I think my i386 assembly might not be what it once was07:45
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danielsjbailey: hey dude07:49
jbaileyHeya Daniel!07:49
makoso evidently, debian-amazonas is making a CDD based on ubuntu07:51
danielsOne way to solve this would be e.g. convmv (universe) to convert the /home07:58
danielspartition on an update installation automatically (if its possible to figure out07:58
danielsthe old encoding) to UTF-8 or to mention this issue and a way to solve it to the07:58
danielsuser. Then the convmv package should go to main.07:58
daniels!!07:58
lamontcat >>conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF08:01
lamontextern int h_errno;08:01
lamontint foo() { return h_errno; }08:01
lamontwe have a winner.08:01
lamontmd?08:05
lamontmdz?08:05
lamontmdz: pls sync 27361508:05
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lamontdaniels: fixed08:12
Mdlamont: ?08:14
lamontmd: meant to type mdz.08:15
Mdlamont: BTW, any ideas about the mount segfault bug? I think it should be upgraded to RC08:16
lamontmd: no clue08:18
elmough, why on earth did nautilus move a library around without changing the package name?08:18
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Matt|sup with the openoffice packages guys?08:40
seb128elmo: what ?08:48
seb128elmo: oh yes, nautilus 2.9 design is in change, should be fixed soon08:49
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lamontKamion: daily builds scheduled for hoary (but not warty - it rejects uploads... .:-)09:00
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pittimvo_: ping09:03
pittifabbione: got a minute for me?09:03
seb128lamont: do you know if epiphany-browser is waiting on something to build ?09:04
pittiKamion: do you have a minute for me?09:05
haggaiMatt|: they are b0rken09:06
Matt|haggai, k fine09:06
Matt|haggai, you doing em?09:06
Matt|just wanted to make sure someone knew09:06
mvo_pitti: png09:07
mvo_pong even09:07
mdzlamont: done09:08
haggaiMatt|: doko did the last set09:09
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Matt|kthx09:11
lamontmdz: btw, is fixed in  krb4_1.2.2-11ubuntu309:11
mdzlamont: please close it, then :-P09:11
lamontyeah09:11
lamontthat was the plan09:12
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seb128lamont: any idea for epiphany-browser ? 09:20
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seb128lamont: oups, later 09:20
spotteranyone know where I can get the language-tools-en needed by new openoffice debs?09:22
tsengits not merged to ubuntu yet, give them some time to work it out.09:23
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Mdmdz: look at http://www.reactivated.net/udevrules.php09:28
mdzMd: regarding #1293?09:29
Mdmdz: yes. basically, you can choose a device by its bus position, model (human readable name or PCI/USB/whatever ID) or MAC address09:29
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mdzMd: looks like what we need, thanks09:33
mdzMd: we'll have a mail->bugs gateway soon :-)09:33
mdzMd: what do you think we should use for a naming scheme?09:33
Mdmdz: cool. this is what I really miss in bugzilla09:33
mdzwe could try to make the numbered devices persistent, or name them according to some other scheme09:33
Mdmdz: I'm busy right now. let's talk about it at the next break09:33
Mdkeep writing :-)09:34
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haggaispotter: you don't actually need it.  Make a dummy package or use a dpkg --force flag09:35
mdzjdub: around?09:39
mdzMd: I added some notes to bugzilla09:39
mdzelmo: do you have a knob which lets us say "sync this package the next time it's updated, overwriting the ubuntu version"?09:44
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mdzwhat's the story with openoffice.org?09:48
tsengit deps on some l10n stuff09:48
elmomdz: no09:49
tsengthat doesnt seem to be merged09:49
mdzis there a bug in bugzilla already?09:49
tseng  openoffice.org: Depends: openoffice.org-l10n-en (> 1.1.2+1.1.3) but it is not going to be installed or09:49
tseng                           openoffice.org-l10n-1.1.309:49
tsengelmo: Broken packages09:49
mdzI don't see one09:49
tseng  openoffice.org-l10n-en: Depends: language-support-en but it is not installable09:50
tsengi shall make you one in 10 minutes09:50
tsengbbiaf09:50
mdznothing in Debian or Ubuntu builds language-support-en09:50
mdzor oo.o-l10n-1.1.309:50
tsengthats fairly odd09:50
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mdzdid dput suddenly stop defaulting to passve ftp or something?10:00
fabiandhello, doesn anyone know the problem when modprobbing pktgen?10:01
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mdznope10:01
fabiandi'm not sure whether it is a bug or not ..10:02
mdzI don't know what the problem is, because for me there is no problem10:03
fabiandha - okay ... so works for you?10:03
fabiandit says that my machine hasn't got a "working cycle counter" even google doesn#T know what this is ..10:04
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Mdmdz: I think that the solution depends on how many resources you can throw to the problem. in an ideal world we would have a configuration program which would generate the udev rules to statically bind hardware devices to names, and something which at boot time would check if some devices (dis)appeared and ask the user (email? DBUS?) to run the configuration program10:08
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ggiI've been using Synaptic for the first time in a while, and I've noticed that it uses a fairly curious turn of phrase for many of its menu entries and prompts. One example that sticks out is "To be not upgraded" in the summary dialog. Other examples (in the preferences dialog), while technically correct, also read rather obtusely. It may just be me, I suppose.10:09
mdzggi: mvo_ is the person to talk to about synaptic10:09
mvo_ggi: are you a native speaker?10:09
ggimvo_: Of English, yes.10:09
mvo_I'm not, so any help with wording is appreciated :)10:10
sivangmdz : ping10:11
sivanghey ggi10:12
mdzsivang: pong10:12
sivangmdz : I was just reading the trail in my bug and in #3401, does debian also use hald?10:12
sivangmdz : (recalling that when using debian sarge everything's fine)10:12
ggimvo_: I'll have a more detailed look through it, and see what I can improve.10:12
mvo_ggi: that would be great! thanks a lot10:13
mdzsivang: I'm not sure what you mean10:13
mdzsivang: debian contains hald and you can install it10:13
sivangmdz : ok, sure I'll restate - does debian install it by default like warty/hoary?10:13
spotterseb128: saw my dvd bug report?10:14
sivangmdz : I'm trying to understand why debian doesn't have that problem10:15
mdzsivang: which bug # is yours?10:15
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seb128spotter: #nnn ?10:16
sivangmdz : 231510:17
mdzsivang: did you not try the test that I suggested?10:17
mdzsivang: that is a much simpler way to find out, rather than comparing with Debian10:17
sivangmdz : hadn't had a chance yet, as this is borrowed laptop, but I will tommorow, however I think it's interesting to try and understand what debian has/hasn't that exempts it from carrying the bug, from my memory I recall that debian doesn't install hald by default, am I right?10:19
spotterseb128: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=420510:20
seb128spotter: yeah, I've read this one but no idea for the moment10:21
spotterok10:22
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sivangmdz : ok, I will report tommorow on my finding with stopping hald :) thanks!10:27
mdzsivang: with Debian it is entirely up to you and what you select10:30
mdzby default you get a minimal system10:30
sivangmdz : yes I almost had it forgotten, that almost every tiny bit of automation or support comes with loads of apt-gets and editinf conffiles :)10:30
tsengmdz: sorry, getting pretty busy now10:31
tsengill get to filing that bug later if no one else has10:31
sivangmdz : I especially recall one install I did on this same laptop using bf2.4, 3 days went before everything was set up. I had to manually fine tune X values to make X use the whole area of the lcd...10:32
tsengbbl10:32
pittimdz: re derooting unix_chkpwd: as far as the Debian bug report says, setgid shadow will fail for NIS logins10:34
mdzpitti: ah, good point10:34
pittimdz: okay, NIS should die and be replaced by LDAP, but there are still a lot of NIS systems around10:34
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mdzpitti: perhaps the nis package could provide a setuid root version, and the default could be setgid shadow10:35
pittimdz: I would still favor a debconf question (normal, default setgid)10:35
pittimdz: hmm, could work as well10:35
pittimdz: but then nis had to use dpkg-statoverride?10:36
mdzpitti: I was thinking it could be two separate programs10:36
pittimdz: or do some dirty trick with dpkg-divert, copy the executable binary and chmod it10:36
mdzpitti: anyway, this one is a low priority; that is a small and auditable program10:36
mdzthere are worse offenders10:37
pittimdz: yeah, just thinking about it10:37
pittia matter of pride :-)10:37
thompitti: take a real challenge, make wu-ftpd not suck10:37
pittimdz: btw, I recently thought about a suid wrapper for dhcp3 client10:37
pittithom: good idea10:37
pittimdz: the daemon itself already runs fine10:38
thompitti: i don't think there's time before the next iceage, mind10:38
pittimdz: i'm still unsure how to call the script10:38
pittimdz: it would be pointless if the wrapper would accept anything dhclient would call through it10:39
pittithom: is vsftpd any better?10:40
pittithom: proftpd runs as normal user10:40
thompitti: much10:40
mdzpitti: I think a privsep approach would be best, with one process continuing to run as root10:41
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pittithom: argh, wu-ftpd is universe10:41
pittithom: so why bother about it at all?10:42
pittimdz: two continuously running daemons? Wouldn't that be a recursive problem then?10:42
thompitti: dude, i was joking. sorry10:42
pittithom: hmm, okay. Then I go back derooting X.org now :-)10:43
thompitti: it's just that wu-ftpd is the most insecure and buggy piece of software on the face of the planet ;-)10:43
pittithom: looking at the number of security issues I already read about it, I wholeheartedly agree :-)10:44
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ggiAny ideas what should I change "To be not upgraded" to in Synaptic? I think I recall it being "To be kept back" in the past.10:57
mvo_ggi: eugenia (from osnews) complained that "kept back" sounds too much like it was kept back because of problems10:59
mvo_that was the reason why it was initially changed10:59
mvo_ggi: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=130910:59
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mdzmvo_: how about "unchanged"?11:06
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mvo_"unchanged" sounds pretty good to me. short and simple :) what do you think ggi?11:06
ggimvo_: Possibly. I'm not quite sure what "unchanged" would imply to a user.11:09
Kamionlamont: thanks a lot11:09
Kamionpitti: yep?11:09
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pittiKamion: ?11:10
pittiKamion: oh, the ping11:10
pittiKamion: that was about reviewing the libgd security update, but this is already done :-)11:10
Kamionpitti: ok, cool, I was out at karate training11:11
|trey|Can someone please fix the OOo packages... Matias Klose uploaded a package that depends some kde stuff... and everyone is going nuts  :(11:11
ggimvo_: But even something like "Not upgraded" could be interpreted as referring to the unchanged entirety of the repository, I suppose. Hmm.11:11
pittiKamion: hey, nice. I do Tae Kwon Do, which is not too far apart...11:11
Kamionpitti: cool; what belt?11:13
ggimvo_: The part of the repository not affected by the current upgrades/downgrades/installs and so on, that is.11:13
mvo_ggi: ok. 11:14
pittiKamion: still the white one :-( There are no trials in my club11:15
Kamionlikewise, unfortunately I'm going to miss the red-belt grading due to being in Mataro11:15
Kamionso I get to double-grade for orange in March11:15
pittiorange???11:16
pittioh, the Japanese system11:16
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pittiwow11:16
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pittiKamion: you can do a new belt every three months?11:16
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pittiamu: how long have you done this now?11:16
Kamionpitti: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, purple+white, brown, brown+white, brown+red, black11:16
Kamionpitti: for the first five or six at least, yeah11:17
pittiKamion: you _start_ with a red belt? That's odd11:17
amupitti: something about 16years11:17
Kamionpitti: yeah, basically just goes through the rainbow it seems11:17
pittiKamion: we have white, yellow, green, blue, red, black11:17
pittiKamion: with while-yellow, yellow-green and so on in between11:17
pittiamu: wow, I only started at my 3rd uni semester, about 4 years ago11:18
pittioh, and sorry for being so OT :-)11:18
pittiKamion: btw, I did not read anything about training facilities in the Mataro hotel :-(11:19
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amupitti: hehe 4 years and still white? 11:19
pittiamu: as I said, no trials in our uni11:19
Kamionpitti: haven't checked on that myself11:21
amupitti: yeah thats little bad, same here i've null time for it to my the 4th 11:21
amus/my/make11:21
Kamionpitti: sadly I'm not sure I'm advanced enough to train usefully with somebody from another discipline, although I could try11:21
pittiKamion: when did you start?11:22
Kamionthree months ago11:23
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Matt|chaps bit of help needed. A guy has this error when starting firefox + thunderbird. He's tried everything that anyone in #ubuntu can think of. Sorry to disturb but someone might know11:30
Matt|<ulisse> (firefox-bin:8683): Gdk-WARNING **: locale not supported by Xlib11:30
Matt|<ulisse> (firefox-bin:8683): Gdk-WARNING **: cannot set locale modifiers11:30
Matt|<ulisse> *** loading the extensions datasource11:30
Matt|<ulisse> *** ExtensionManager:_updateManifests: no access privileges to application directory, skipping.11:30
Matt|<ulisse> Segmentation fault11:30
mdzKamion: problems committing to the seed archive again :-(11:33
mdzarch_commit: unable to acquire revision lock (internal error in archive-pfs.c(pfs_lock_revision))11:34
mdz    tree: /home/mdz/data/src/canonical/seeds/hoary11:34
mdz    revision: ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds--hoary--0--patch-3411:34
mdzhmm11:34
mdzelmo: I think you'll need to be the one to fix it11:34
pittimdz: did you happen to cancel a commit with ^C?11:37
pittimdz: this happened to me 11:37
mdzpitti: no, I have encountered that situation in the past though11:38
mdzthis time the repository is just broken11:38
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mdze.g., someone committed with a wrong umask11:38
pittimdz: ah, I had that once, too11:38
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pittimdz: it required to manually remove the lock directory from the server11:39
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pittiGood night everybody!11:39
mdzpitti: yes, but I don't have permission in this case11:39
mdzpitti: good night11:39
pittimdz: same for me back then, I had to ask Oliver elphick to remove the dir11:40
pittimdz: somehow I felt that this was outright buggy...11:40
mdzpitti: there is a bazaar bug in bugzilla already11:40
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mdzKamion: wow, openssh is still back on DH_COMPAT=2?11:54
elmomdz: fix it how?11:56
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mdzelmo: g+w11:58
mdzelmo: on the ++revision-lock directory, I think11:58
mdzthat's my best guess, anyway11:58
danielsmdz: whoohoo!!12:00

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