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lamont_r-DDO_YOU_KNOW_WHAT_YOUR_ARE_DOING=112:14
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danielshmm.  after merging all the debian xsf typo fixes to our packages:12:15
danielsdaniels@catsby:~xap% find debian/ -name \*.rej | wc -l12:15
daniels3712:15
danielsdaniels@catsby:~xap% wc -l $(find debian/ -name \*.rej) | tail -112:15
daniels 2114 total12:15
pittielmo: please sync cdbs12:20
jordidaniels: I know it's a bit early, but I think I won't be around when it's the 6th in .au.12:25
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jordierr12:25
jordithroat12:25
jordi~ happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday little daniel, happy birthday to you!12:26
thomjordi: you've gone southern on us?12:26
elmopitti: done12:26
pittithanks12:26
danielsheh12:26
danielsjordi: thanks dude12:26
jordithom: uuh?12:27
fabbioneoh... finally daniel is turning 18...12:27
fabbionedaniels: now i can take you to the red light copenhagen area ;)12:27
fabbionewithout getting arrested12:27
jordi18? I thoight thias was 1912:27
jordielmo: heeey12:27
jordielmo: today I became a debianppc user.12:27
danielsfabbione: dude, already 18 :P12:28
jordielmo: well, I'm a potential debian ppc user right now, because I can't install it yet.12:28
ogradaniels: hey, happy b-day :)12:28
elmojordi: ubuntu ppc user, shurely? :p12:29
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danielsogra: not yet, it's on thursday12:31
ogradaniels: ahh, oh, sorry then :)12:31
danielsno worries; i blame jordi12:32
sjoerddaniels: what time is it over there ? 12:33
jordielmo: I guess it'll have a partition :)12:35
jordibut dude, I'm still a Debian guy. Unless something radical happens. ;)12:36
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danielssjoerd: 10:39am at the moment12:38
Mithrandiris it tla add "file with space" or tla add 'file\(sp)with\(sp)space'?12:39
KeybukMithrandir: if it's not the former, someone deserves FLAMING PLASTIC ANAL VIOLATION12:39
pittielmo: please sync xine-lib12:39
MithrandirKeybuk: ok :)12:40
elmopitti: done12:40
fabbionepitti:12:43
fabbioneApplying   1 revisions to security/commoncap.c  12:43
fabbioneApplying   1 revisions to security/dummy.c  12:43
fabbionei think they just committed the fix for the capability12:43
pittioh, nice12:43
pittiso maybe we can take it for Warty?12:43
fabbionei will be able to tell you tomorrow at 14:00 UTC :-)12:43
jordielmo: oh, I couldn't get the fast HD on time, but anyway.12:43
fabbionepitti: yeah i am pretty sure...12:43
pittifabbione: can you please mail herbert the fix and have him have a review at it?12:44
pittifabbione: ah, you mean you don't get the patch before this time?12:45
elmojordi: sucks12:45
fabbionepitti: the script that extract the patches from bk run at that time ;)12:45
elmojordi: like it generally tho?12:45
jordielmo: I know :/12:45
pittifabbione: ah, ok.12:45
jdubwarty bootup is surprisingly slow once you're used to hoary ;-)12:45
jordielmo: sure. MacOS is pretty. :)12:45
jordielmo: a HD is not that hard to replace eventually12:46
fabbionepitti: and it needs the daily log from bk generated patches..12:46
elmoheh, I never even booted macos12:46
jordiI have nothing else right now :)12:46
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jordiI think downloading a netinst iso sounds like a plan right now.12:47
KamionI booted it briefly, d-i didn't work well enough at the time and I had no other CD-burning equipment12:47
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Kamionyou can also bootstrap the installer straight from MacOS if you try hard enough and know the runes12:48
KamionI mean, putting files on the MacOS partition and then boot straight from Open Firmware12:48
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elmoseb128: why are the -omg packages separate?12:49
jordiugh. I don't know the runes. It's more or less a new adventure for me, I've never been out of the x86 cage before. :)12:49
jordi"oh my god" packages? :)12:50
Kamionelmo: does cdimage@ubuntu.com exist yet?12:50
seb128ELACKOFCONTEXT12:50
elmoKamion: err, no, one sec12:50
seb128which packages ?12:50
elmoseb128: pyorbit, Debian NEW12:50
elmochanabuse, I know12:50
Kamionjordi: CD will be way easier for now, trust me :)12:50
Kamionbut it's interesting that you can do it12:50
fabbionepitti: patch on the way soon.. i just figured another bt bit :-)12:50
jordiKamion: nod :)12:50
elmoKamion: done12:52
Kamionelmo: thanks12:52
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zulpitti: is your hardened kernel just the grsercurity stuff?12:58
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pittizul: right now yes, but there will be more patches in the future12:58
pittizul: trulux suggested some that he wnats to apply12:58
zulpitti, ok cool im trying some other patches as well12:58
pittizul: if you have suggestions, please mail me :-)12:59
zul*cough* realtime linux security module12:59
zul*cough*12:59
pittizul: NOT the one from jack, or?01:00
pittizul: the thing that grants CAP_SETPCAP?01:00
zulpitti: yep01:00
seb128elmo: oh that. The maintainers for the others python-orbit bindings have done most of the work. In fact that's to avoid to deal with alternatives. All the package provide a orbit binding, the files in the standard path are in the -omg which conflicts with the other -omg ...01:00
seb128not sure I'm clear01:00
pittizul: over my cold dead body01:00
zulpitti: http://kerneltrap.org/files/jeremy/realtime_lsm.patch01:00
pittizul: this kernel should become more secure, not less :-)01:01
zultrue01:01
pittizul: granting caps to other processes is insane, and jack's design is just broken in that regard01:01
pittizul: sorry :-)01:02
crimsunubuntu kernels already include user mlock()01:02
seb128elmo: simple version: "we have several -omg conflicting with the other ones, the installed one define the default orbit binding"01:02
zulpitti: no problems01:02
pittizul: however, I'm not opposed to providing a -realtime kernel in universe01:02
crimsunso it's not absolutely necessary to use realtime_lsm01:02
pitticrimsun: yes, that helps a lot to drop setuid bits, e. g. from gpg01:02
fabbionepitti: did you get my mail?01:02
zulbrb01:04
pittifabbione: yes, I did01:04
pittifabbione: hey, nice and easy patch01:04
fabbionepitti: but let's wait tomorrow when i can compare all the changesets01:05
pittifabbione: sure, we still have some days anyway01:05
jdubwhoa, gigE is fasssssst01:06
danielsis it safe to use ~ in hoary?01:06
daniels(in version numbers)01:06
truluxpitti, i will maintain my own brand of selinux kernels01:06
elmodaniels: no, katie will bitchslap you01:06
danielsi have xorg 6.8.2rc1 to pacage01:06
daniels(or 6.8.2~rc1, rather)01:07
danielselmo: arse01:07
fabbionejdub: gigE are slow... 10G are FAST01:07
elmoif you can get consensus from the toolchain guys that it's safe, I can fix katie01:07
elmopackaging toolchain, that is01:07
danielselmuh, toolchain?01:07
danielsah, right01:07
danielsmdz: ?01:07
danielsKeybuk: ?01:07
Keybukhmm?01:07
KeybukI'd suggest we use them01:07
Keybukto avoid +thom-woz-ere+ version numbers01:08
danielsheh01:08
daniels+rentboy701:08
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Keybukthom: which reminds me, I owe you $101:09
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danielsKeybuk: give him $1 worth of peanuts01:09
thomKeybuk: hm?01:09
danielsKeybuk: (or fifty opinions)01:09
Keybukthom: some wide-arsed slack-jawed faggot australian teenager bought a t-shirt ;p01:10
thomrofl01:10
fabbioneAHHAHA01:10
thomquel surprise01:10
Keybukthen again, you owe me 25 anyway :p01:11
elmohey, are we doing a mass order of cafepress stuff at any point?01:12
elmoor does it not save you much?01:12
danielselmo: au contrare, it can ruin you01:12
danielselmo: get over $x, where x is the magical customs limit, and welcome to the world of import duty and vat01:12
danielselmo: they changed the customs limit down by about $200 shortly before we ordered once, so we got absolutely raped ($au180 duty+gst on a $au440 order) wit a group order01:13
danielselmo: it doesn't really help much01:13
Kamionwhich all reminds me01:13
Kamion23:06 < Keybuk> Kamion: mind out, floor's a bit slippy01:13
KamionKeybuk: what was that about? :)01:13
Keybuksomeone mentioned the "L" word just before your retort01:13
Keybukand we know what happened last time01:13
Kamionah, heh01:15
danielsheh01:15
pittifabbione: essentially you just need to install pkgstriptranslations in the build chroot01:15
jdubso i was thinking about the server stuff01:15
jdub(the "ubuntu is a desktop os" problem)01:16
pittifabbione: and enable it in /etc/pkgstriptranslations.conf01:16
jduband the big thing that bites me with my new ubuntu server at home is a lack of webmail01:16
pittifabbione: this should be everything that's necessary01:16
pittifabbione: testing appreciated, though :-)01:17
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fabbionepitti: is pkgstriptranslations in universe?01:20
pittifabbione: oops, yes01:20
pittifabbione: I thought it was already seeded01:21
fabbioneok .... i need to pull it in manually... if it is _all.deb01:21
pittimdz: we need to seed pkgstriptranslations to supported01:21
pittifabbione: yes, it's only a shell script01:21
sivangjdub: having some sort of hardened linux into it plus making it run on low end hardware is already a big step, I am going to reinstall my router with it when I know sarg-->ubuntu upgrade is error free :)01:21
fabbionepitti: ok.. installed and configured01:23
fabbionepitti: from the next package it should be there01:23
pittifabbione: can you test it with a small package?01:23
pittifabbione: whcih actually has translations?01:24
fabbionepitti: the buildd will test for us...01:24
pittiok01:24
fabbionepitti: at the first package that it will hit 01:24
pittihey, my i386 hardened kernel build is ready01:24
jdubKamion: hrm, openssh-client borkage01:25
jdubhrm, perhaps it's base-config01:26
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fabbioneok.. i am off..01:27
fabbionei need some sleep badly01:27
pittinight fabbione 01:27
fabbionepitti: i will let you know tomorrow what packages will build with pkgstriptranslation01:27
danielsnight fabbione01:27
fabbioneand we will check the debdiffs with the previous01:27
ografabbione, night01:27
Mithrandirthom: I guess you were happy to get rid of those m-t bugs. :P01:27
fabbionenight ladies ;)01:27
fabbioneMithrandir: ask for beer!01:28
fabbione;)01:28
jduboh wait01:28
jdubnever mind01:28
jdubit's this whackass installer breakage01:28
Mithrandirfabbione: he owes me a british beer, actually.  Which he forgot to bring to Mataro.01:28
fabbioneehehhe01:28
Mithrandirfabbione: so he'll have to bring one to .au instead.01:28
Kamionjdub: que?01:29
thomMithrandir: strangely enough, yes01:29
jdubKamion: when i installed hoary yesterday, the last item on the stage 2 menu was "execute a shell" -> there was no "finish installation"01:29
pittiNight everybody01:30
jdubKamion: only now (having rebooted numerous times, and got stuck with stage2 on tty1) the menu has it01:30
Kamionoh, you mentioned that, I wonder if it's merge breakage01:30
Kamionfinish got split into two pieces recently01:30
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Kamionaha!01:30
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jduboh crap, it's still cycling anyway ;)01:31
Kamionstupid non-preserver-of-+x-bits01:31
Kamionjdub: try chmod +x /usr/lib/base-config/menu/exit01:31
Keybukhmm?01:32
Keybukit shouldn't drop a +x bit01:32
jdubfinish dumped me back to the menu01:32
pittiKeybuk: any idea what went wrong with http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/ongoing-merge/samba/ ?01:33
Keybukdefine "went wrong" ?01:33
pittiKeybuk: all patches are in the order of 10 MB01:33
KamionKeybuk: it does, in native packages; has happened to me several times and I think I mentioned it to you before01:33
KamionKeybuk: in the specific case where the +x-bit-file is new01:33
KeybukKamion: shouldn't do ... unless files are added on one side?01:33
pittiKeybuk: not quite the size appropirate for manual review01:33
Keybukoh01:33
Keybukyeah, that's just patch not adding the +x bit01:33
Kamionwould be nice if mom could go check on that after patch01:34
pittiKeybuk: even worse, I tried to extract the Ubuntu changes manually; there is no 3.0.9-1 version on the Debian mirrors (any more?)01:34
Keybukpitti: looks like they generated the docs01:34
pittiKeybuk: I think I will merge it manually using the changelog entries to find what changed01:34
Kamionjdub: yeah, you're at low priority, finish is no longer the last item in sequence01:34
Keybuk--- samba_3.0.8-2/docs/Samba-Developers-Guide.pdf2004-10-25 17:18:24.000000000 +010001:34
Keybuk+++ samba_3.0.10-1/docs/Samba-Developers-Guide.pdf2004-12-15 16:26:14.000000000 +000001:34
Keybukjust strip the bits of patch that are docs01:34
Keybukthe rest of it looks sane01:35
Kamionjdub: you'll need to restart base-config completely after the chmod +x01:35
Kamionanyway, fix uploaded01:35
pittiKeybuk: okay01:35
pittinight then01:35
Keybukin fact, it looks like it's done most of that work for you01:35
Keybukdropped seems nearly all docs01:35
jdubwhoa01:35
KeybukKamion: mail me, easy enough I think01:35
jdubnow it's asking me heaps of questions01:35
pittiKeybuk: btw, why can't mom prefer the Debian changes?01:36
Kamionit's at low priority :)01:36
Kamionjdub: DEBIAN_PRIORITY=high base-config, or something01:36
jdublow priority makes baby jesus cry01:36
pittiKeybuk: it seems more sensible to me to take the Debian hunk if Debian and Ubuntu both patch the same thing01:36
jdubKamion: it's cycling, i don't really have the opportunity :)01:36
mdzpitti: go ahead and seed it01:36
jdubyay01:36
jdubKamion: i got an 'exit baseconfig' :)01:36
pittimdz: in the wiki?01:36
mdzpitti: in arch01:36
pittimdz: okay, I will learn about this tomorrow01:37
mdzamu: still here?01:37
pittin801:37
mdzpitti: good night01:37
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Keybukpitti: it does?!01:38
Keybuk(I think)01:38
Keybukit prefers which ever set of changes drop less01:38
KamionKeybuk: done01:38
jdubKamion: thanks :)01:38
Kamionjdub: tomorrow's CD should be fixed01:39
pittiKeybuk: I meant, there is a debian-dropped instead of an ubuntu-dropped one01:39
Keybukthat means it picked the debian patch01:39
pittiKeybuk: anyway, prefering the smaller drop might be the better default in general01:39
Keybukthat's what it does :)01:40
Kamionpitti: ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds--hoary--0 is the relevant archive01:40
Keybuk    if winning_dropped is None or winning_dropped > dropped:01:40
Kamionhttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/SeedManagement01:40
amumdz: yep01:41
mdzamu: can you send me your latest diffs?01:42
jdubso, we don't want resolvconf?01:43
danielsso, screen sucks01:43
Kamionwould resolvconf not require interesting netcfg changes?01:44
amumdz: hmm i'm just upgrading to 20041227ubuntu1 :) 01:44
danielssetting defutf8 on with LC_CTYPE=en_AU.UTF-8 and an unset LANG, doesn't give me UTF-801:44
danielssurely defutf8 on means 'make the default UTF-8, seriously'01:44
Kamioncan we make screen honour LC_CTYPE =~ /\.UTF-8$/ and set defutf8 on by default in that case?01:44
Kamioninteresting, defutf8 on works for me01:44
amumdz: letme know if you want the "old one   01:44
jdubhrm01:46
jdubber, aptitude is annoying01:47
lamontKamion/anyone: any locales other than *_US that should use letter instead of A4?01:48
lamontwell, ??_US*, to be more precise01:49
danielsKamion: to be fair, this is screen on freebsd01:50
mdzdaniels: do I understand correctly that you are going to try to sneak in a new X.org before UVF?01:51
mdzamu: I would like the old one now (the same thing you sent to Kamion?), and the new one when you've finished merging it01:52
danielsmdz: ish01:52
amumdz: ok  01:52
danielsmdz: what we have now is 6.8.2rc1, by virtue of religiously tracking CVS's 6.8 branch01:52
lamontmdz: I hope he makes it01:52
lamontdaniels: my patch gonna make it?01:52
danielsmdz: 6.8.2 is expected to go out with very few changes soon, so basically all that's involved is dropping 000_stolen_from_6.8_branch.diff, creating a new tarball, and bumping the version; no actual code changes of any weight whatsoever01:53
danielslamont: i've already merged your hppa stuff locally, if that's what you mean01:53
lamontkewl01:53
danielsmdz: my understanding was that this was fine -- is this still the case?01:54
danielsmdz: it's really just cosmetic from what we've had since matar01:54
mdzdaniels: upstream version freeze is, well, tomorrow01:55
jdubelmo: when will we get sync mails on *-changes?01:55
danielsmdz: hm01:55
daniels23:04 < daniels_> jdub: fwiw, wouldn't mind an xorg exemption from uvf, especially since we're already totally up-to-date on 6.8.x branch anyway01:56
daniels23:07 < jdub> daniels_: xorg is a feature goal, and packaged by us - just a matter of having upgrades confirmed, etc.01:56
danielsi probably should've been more clear01:56
danielsso, yeah, to clarify: we're talking a cosmetic version number bump, and replacing tarball+large patch with a tarball01:57
danielsthe code changes are minimal and very few of them actually even affect us; it's about 20% of the patch churn you would find in a typical xorg upload, probably less01:57
danielsmaybe 1001:57
danielswould that be ok?01:58
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lamontmdz: any objection to me uploading the daily live-cd filesystem uncompressed (and compressing it in the build process)?  Then again, I wonder if it'd actually be rsyncable even then...02:05
lamontprobably not02:05
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jdubdaniels: what happens if you load the nvidia module, but continue to use the nv x driver? anything scary?02:12
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mdzdaniels: when is it going to be uploaded?02:15
mdzlamont: why is it a problem to do the compression?02:16
mdzlamont: oh, for rsync02:16
mdzlamont: I don't think we should invite people to mirror it anyway02:16
Kamionnicer for the developers though02:16
mdzwhich developers?02:17
mdzwe'll be building the live CDs in the data center02:17
Kamionthe live CD developers02:17
mdzlamont: yes, ext2 fs02:17
mdzthe only issue is that the compression takes a long time, so it would be nice for it to be done in advance02:17
mdzalso, the uncompressed filesystem will be comparatively huge02:18
danielsmdz: i'll do 6.8.1-1ubuntu9 today, but as for 6.8.2, it depends when the tarball is rolled.02:18
lamontmdz: thinking about it, it's probably downhill even without compression02:18
danielsmdz: i believe it's scheduled for next week or so02:18
danielsjdub: nope, it's fine02:18
jdubdaniels: perhaps we should be hotplugging nvidia in preference to nv.02:18
jdubor dropping in a "prefer me" hint with the nvidia-glx package or something02:18
jdubso people don't have to keep editing /etc/modules02:19
danielsjdub: they shouldn't have to; it should get loaded by the nvidia driver automatically02:19
danielsi have an nvidia card now, so i'll check that out later on in the week02:19
jdubi just tried on hoary; didn't work02:19
jdub(2.6.9-k7)02:19
danielscraptastic02:19
daniels01:19 < nrubsig> daniels: I can answer that after this weeks r/w call, it's still a moving target (and to avoid that you ask02:20
daniels                 this question each day: "... at the end of january..." :-)02:20
daniels(r/w -> release wranglers)02:20
Kamionmdz: first weekly-dvd attempt building now; in the meantime I'm off to bed02:22
lamontKamion: something told me it wouldn't require much work...02:25
jdubKamion: ROCK!02:25
lamontalthough the dvd should also include the complete openCD.... :-)02:25
mdzKamion: great, thanks02:27
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Kamionlamont: yeah :) although putting sources on it will be a bit more complicated than just producing a DVD build with supported02:36
mdzlamont: Task: ubuntu-base and Task: ubuntu-desktop, respectively, but you really don't want debootstrap to try to install all of that stuff02:37
mdzlamont: it would be nice if debootstrap had the option to install some extra packages with apt02:37
mdzlike rootstrap does02:37
Kamionbase-installer does02:38
Kamionin fact debootstrap also does02:38
mdzit so doesn't02:38
Kamionoh, no, --include doesn't do it with apt02:38
Kamionyou can at least list the deps02:38
mdzhardcoding all of the deps for ubuntu-desktop would be a nightmare02:39
Kamionyeah02:40
mdzjdub: isn't that what the script in nvidia-glx does?02:40
mdzjdub: don't tell me you didn't follow the howto ;-)02:41
usualwill gstreamer be updated to a version capable of playing dvd's in hoary before release?02:41
lamontKamion: so debootstrap hoary, and then chapt-get install ubuntu-desktop/ubuntu-base?02:42
lamontbtw, what was the syntax to apt to say 'task foo'?02:42
jdubmdz: oh man...02:42
Kamionaptitude install ~tfoo02:42
lamont~t. ok.02:42
Kamionlamont: yeah, that should work (note ubuntu-base is already in debootstrap)02:42
lamontnice02:42
=== lamont noted this last week that the depends for ubuntu-desktop on ia64 are b0rked. (empty)
mdzlamont: if you like, you should be able to just chapt-get install ubunut-desktop02:44
lamontKamion: any other ~ escapes?02:44
mdzrather than using the task02:44
mdzubuntu-desktop, that is02:44
lamontmdz: yes.02:44
lamontexecpt for ia64, that is02:44
mdzia64 doesn't have metapackages yet?02:44
mdzshould be trivial to fix02:44
=== lamont didn't investigate at all - just noticed it when I was rewriting my partial-mirror script
Kamionlamont: "Search Patterns" in the aptitude manual documents them, I don't know any others offhand02:46
lamontlosetup et al in udeb, no problem.02:47
Kamionthere are quite a few thoug02:47
Kamionh02:47
lamontKamion: cool02:47
Kamionbetter losetup in busybox, see mail02:47
lamontKamion: haven't seen your reply et02:47
Kamionbetter => smaller ;)02:47
lamontand less work for that util-linux maintainer..02:48
Kamionneed to sync up available options etc. though.02:48
Kamionweekly-dvd build 2, might work this time02:48
KamionCD 1 will only be filled with 1737329326 bytes ...02:48
KamionCD 1 will have 1934 packages.02:48
Kamion(i386)02:48
lamontKamion: for extra credit, put i386/ppc/amd64 on one dvd that boots on all 3...02:49
lamontor not.02:50
KamionI cunningly escape because 1.7GB*3 is more than a single-sided single-layer DVD ;)02:51
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lamontarch all to the rescue.02:51
Kamiongood point02:51
lamontmust flee02:52
Kamionmad debian-cd patches welcome ;)02:52
lamontmtg in 8 minutes, 10 minute drive02:52
lamontlol02:52
lamontI know it can be done for (i386,ia64,hppa)02:52
lamontsince the 3 boot loaders all look at different places to load the boot loader....02:52
lamontlater - back in 1-3 hours02:52
jdubso in windows03:46
jdub"turn off computer" shows a dialogue with03:47
jdub"stand by" (suspend to ram)03:47
jdub"turn off" (halt)03:47
jdub"restart" (reboot)03:47
jdubif you hold down shift, "stand by" changes to "hibernate"03:47
jduband the suspend to ram works really nicely03:47
jdub"log off" gives you the choice between switch user and log off03:48
jdubwhich is kind of "do this... no really!"03:48
sivangjdub: well, suspend doesn't work no more on the dell inspiron, xp sp2 has b0rked it's modem driver and thus it can't. :-) (gigles)03:49
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bob2haha04:05
bob2does it work on ubuntu now?04:05
sivangbob2: as soon as gf leaves the laptop, I will test :)04:06
bob2hah04:07
sivangbob2: ok, she left it, on to testing! :)04:07
=== sivang really hopes that switching to the free nv driver will do the trick
sivangmjg59: ping04:24
mjg59Hello?04:24
sivangmjg59: I'm back with my laptop :) I am now using the nv free driver04:25
mjg59Ah, cool04:25
sivangmjg59: sleep works much faster now,04:25
sivangmjg59: however it doesn't seem to resume. :-( 04:25
mjg59Hrm. Irritating.04:25
sivangmjg59: one time I tried it, and it just slept and cam back after a sec.04:26
mjg59Hrm. Normally means a driver failed to suspend correctly.04:26
sivangmjg59: I have nvidia-glx installed, can this be the problem? I modprobe -r nvidia before trying to sleep04:27
mjg59Hrm. shouldn't make any real difference.04:27
mjg59I'll see if I can work out what's going on.04:27
sivangmjg59: let me know what info you require from me :)04:30
sivangmjg59: it worked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!104:34
mjg59Ooh04:34
mjg59What did you do?04:34
sivangmjg59: I remarked nvidia bin driver from my /etc/modules04:35
mjg59Ha!04:35
mjg59Damned nvidia scum04:35
sivangmjg59: and rebooted04:35
sivangmjg59: now, nefore that I also dpkg-reconfgiured xserver-xorg to us nv instead of nvidia, and unckech the glx and GLcore04:36
sivangmjg59: because for some strange reason , it couldn't find GLCore when I left it on...04:36
mjg59Rock04:36
sivangmjg59: btw, GLCore is the open implementation of the opengl right?04:36
sivangmjg59: now antoher problem is, that your scripts doesn't recongnize when I close the lid as a sleep eevent...:-/04:37
mjg59It's the module that lets the X server do opengl, yeah04:37
mjg59sivang: Yeah, that'll be configurable in hoary04:37
mjg59We need to redo some of the scripts04:37
mjg59If you want, try hacking /etc/acpi/lid.sh04:37
sivangmjg59: I want to :) but am not sure I Know enough :)04:38
mjg59Ha04:38
sivangmjg59: I can try.04:38
sivangmjg59: how do I detect a close lid event?04:38
sivangis it something like a keystroke?04:39
mjg59sivang: /etc/acpi/events/ has stuff in to detect events04:39
sivangmjg59: and another trouble now, that I lost all my resultions from the prior conf file, it now only accepts 640x480..04:39
mjg59They then run scripts in /etc/acpi/04:39
mjg59sivang: Heh. dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg should let you choose higher ones04:40
sivangmjg59: that whay I tired wrt resolutioins, still cannot choose any hight using the gnome menu04:40
sivangmjg59: also, very important to note that I disable fb 04:41
mjg59Hrm. Take a look at /var/log/xorg.log?04:41
mjg59sivang: Yeah, framebuffer won't work at the moment04:41
sivangmjg59:  I will, debian made me very comfortable with it :)04:41
sivangsorry, with xfree86config-404:41
sivang:-)04:41
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lamontmoof05:07
mdzlamont: I didn't get Colin's reply about the live CD stuff, either05:09
lamontmdz: still no joy here.  dunno05:09
mdzKamion: if you sent a reply about the live CD / udeb stuff, we didn't receive it05:10
=== lamont decides to maybe make tonight an early night. no school run in the morning, etc, etc.
lamontmdz: is UVF tomorrow morning, or is tomorrow's katie run the last?05:32
lamontit has to be either today's or tomorrow's katie run that is the last05:32
mdzlamont: Debian's katie run, you mean?05:32
mdzwhat time is that?05:33
mdzdepends on whether elmo wakes up before or after, I suppose05:33
lamont11:54 PST05:33
lamontor 11:52 - never really was sure on the exact minute of that one.05:34
makoerghg.05:48
makocan someone look at: http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~mako/ubuntu-traffic/05:49
makolooks like apache is not doing the UTF8 right to me05:49
lamontI see a string of 6 A's with accents05:49
makoyeah me too :-/05:49
makoalso, if you click on archives, it does weird things05:49
Clintmako: yeah, apache is saying it's 8859-105:50
makolike, it doesn't take me there05:50
makothom!!!!!!05:50
lamontspeaking of which, I need a mention or two in ubuntu traffic05:50
lamontmy page rank dropped to 2.05:50
makolamont: i have anohter one (or two) out tomorrow :)05:50
makoClint: i am doing the <?xml THIS IS UTF8!?> thing05:50
makodoes teh archives link for anyone05:50
makoit is bogus for me05:51
makoand i can't figure out whyy05:51
lamontarchives gets me to the archives page05:51
lamontstill lots of funky A characters.05:52
lamont - 05:52
Clintit doesn't matter; browsers are going to listen to the http server05:52
Clintget the apache config fixed05:52
makofor some reason, when i click on the archives page, i get an error that it can't be found05:53
makobut from mozilla, not apache05:53
ClintI don't have that problem.05:54
makoyeah.. i don't in links05:54
makoi'll leave that for tomorrow05:54
lamontbbiab05:54
mjg59mako: apache will default to sending 8859-1, and I don't think that can be overridden in the page06:06
mjg59I can't remember if .htaccess is sufficient, or if the central config has to be changed06:06
makomjg59: yeah.. and the config is set to not allow me to change this in an htaccess06:06
makoit is sufficient06:06
makobut only if i have perm to do it :)06:06
mjg59Haha06:07
makoAddDefaultCharset utf-8 should work06:07
makocan be called from a .htaccess06:07
makojust tried that06:07
mjg59Everyone should use utf-806:07
makoDUDE I KNOW06:07
mjg59For everything06:07
makoDUDE I KNOW06:07
Clintthe correct solution would be to drop AddDefaultCharset from the main config06:07
mako*iso-8859-1*06:07
mjg59Hrngh.06:07
mjg595AM and I'm still at work.06:07
makowho needs euro symbols!06:07
makono wait.. 06:07
makowho needs ANYTHING ELSE IN UNICODE06:07
makono interrobangs fo rme06:07
whiprushhey mako, I'd like to run an ubuntu-traffic idea by you ...06:07
makowhiprush: cool06:08
whiprushhave you considered a total community roll up, including the forums?06:08
mjg59After the two hours of HOT SCIENCE ACTION RUSH, I'm back to waiting for irritatingly slow webservers06:08
whiprushnot just the lists.06:08
makowhiprush: i do the lists and as much irc as i can06:08
makowhiprush: that takes a couple days a week to do well06:09
whiprushwell put me to work.06:09
makowhiprush: dude, if you send a list of stuff from the forums each week, i *promise* it will get in06:09
whiprushI've been mulling something like fedoranews.org for a few days.06:09
whiprushor maybe some kind of tip blog or somethign06:09
whiprushbut I don't want to replicate anything.06:09
whiprushmaybe tie it in with announcements, like freezes and whatnot.06:10
makoi'm happy to integrate independently produced content, forum summaries, etc06:10
makowell, i already get that stuff :)06:10
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makoi'm open to anything06:10
whiprushdo you keep a working copy of it someplace?06:10
makowhiprush: i have a copy in a tla/baz repository06:10
makowhiprush: it's not mirrored anywhere publicly accessible yet but if you want a stab, we can work from that06:11
whiprushk, I'm rusty on tla, but I can brush up on that tomorrow.06:11
makowhiprush: well, we should do baz06:11
whiprushI can do that06:11
makoi need to to tag into a new archive anyway06:11
makobecause this archive has some other stuff that i don't want to mirror06:11
makoso i'll tag into a new archive and then convert it to baz06:12
makowhiprush: what timezone are you in?06:12
whiprushwell, one thing I've noticed is the duplication of forum and list content, maybe plopping major things in a common u-t will alleviate that06:12
whiprushEST.06:12
makowhiprush: cool.. me too where are you at?06:12
whiprushdetroit06:12
makodetroit is in EST?06:12
makowow.. i thought it was kind of west06:13
whiprushor EDT, whatever we're at now, but yeah, eastern.06:13
makodo you like detroit?06:13
whiprushwouldn't live here if I didn't.06:13
whiprushmore metro06:13
whiprushnot like, detroit detroit. 06:13
makothere are tens of thousands of FREE HOUSES in detroit06:13
whiprushactually, downtown isn't too bad lately.06:14
whiprushsince they built the new tiget stadium06:14
makoi know. this is the opportunity06:14
makocause the houses are still free. the warehouse spaces are SUPER cheap.. i want to create free software community there06:14
makoin free houses06:14
makogot that everyone? we're all moving to detroit.. fuck rent06:15
whiprushlive in houses like in fight club06:15
whiprushsounds great!06:15
makoyeah man :)06:15
whiprushI am jack's buildd, I keep jack up all night.06:16
makowhiprush: alright then.. i'm really tired.. but i'm working on traffic all tomorrow so just poke me and i'll tag a new archive and dump it somewhere06:16
whiprushis this u-t template available anywhere?06:16
whiprushsome xml build thing?06:17
makoyeah, it's a crazy xml build-system06:17
makoit's *ugly*06:17
whiprushk, I will poke. I'll probably drag another guy to work on this with me.06:17
whiprushoh yeah, that will rule.06:17
makoxml + perl + lots and lots of xslt06:17
makoit's rough06:17
makoi've been slowly improveing it06:17
whiprushdo all the kernel-cousins use it?06:18
makoyes06:18
whiprushk06:18
makothe good news is that KT upstream is super responsive and a good friend of mine06:18
whiprushalright, I'll ping via email tomorrow or so06:18
whiprushoh ok, so they are all centralized06:18
makoAND, he's totally into arch :)06:18
whiprushI thought it was some kind of mad xml template gone wild.06:18
makoit is06:18
makobut it's mostly just html06:18
whiprushk06:18
makoeverything within the <section> tags is basically pure xhtml06:19
makolately, i've actually been writing it first in ReST and then doing rest2xhtml and then just editing the xhtml into the kt-xml06:19
whiprushwhere are you at btw? location wise?06:19
makonyc06:19
whiprushk06:20
bob2oh man, you drank the rest koolaid?06:20
makobob2: dude, TOTALLY06:20
makobob2: my blog is *all* rest06:20
makobob2: i had to switch severs to one that could actually process all that ReST on that page fast enough :)06:21
bob2hahahaha06:21
mako20-40 rest documents.. DUDE06:21
makoand i'm *sure* pyblosxom called python, loaded docutils, etc 20-40 times06:22
mako*positive*06:22
makowhiprush: as far as i can tell. zb isn't work on the kt scripts very much upstream06:23
makowhiprush: which means i'm the center of development..06:23
makowhiprush: there are new some new features i want to add in terms of coding.. but i *really* don't want to it to be a mess of xml, xsl, perl AND python.. 06:23
makowhiprush: but the perl is pertty small, totally undocumented, and not always working very well06:24
whiprushI've got some friends who would help.06:24
whiprushbut me myself, I'm just an info hound more than a coder.06:24
makowell, i can write python just fine06:24
makoperl too actually06:24
whiprushAnd I know plenty of perl monks if you need help06:24
whiprushsome even looking for projects.06:24
makobut i think mark would have a heartattack if he knew i was writing perl on company time :)06:24
makoperl is actually my best language :)06:25
whiprushk, tomorrow I'll tell them all they just volunteered06:25
whiprushis there a KT homebase?06:25
makobut yeah.. 06:25
whiprushwith all the code and whatnot?06:25
makonope.. not yet06:25
makoi've been poking zb about it a bit.. but not in the last couple months06:25
makowhich means we'll be it06:26
makobut really, the biggest help will just be writing traffic06:26
makoi'm about at the limit of the number of places i can track06:26
makoi have basically full coverage on english-language ubuntu lists and major meetings in the IRC channel06:27
whiprushyeah I'm a linkwhore.06:27
whiprushI think I can help with the forums especially06:27
makothat would be *huge*06:27
makoit would be really really great to get regular contributors to traffic06:27
makoit appears we will also get an italian translation soon06:27
makowhich is pretty exciting06:28
=== whiprush nods
whiprushI've been looking at some way to get involved for a while. So I need some gruntwork.06:28
makoi mean, with the forums since there's no coverage at all.. it's great06:28
makoyou can simply just note threads you think are interesting06:29
whiprushyeah06:29
makoand then make a top 3-5 at the end of the week and there ya go06:29
whiprusha good 80%+ are just help requests06:29
whiprushbut there's a good 10-15% that's pretty good summary-wise.06:29
makoright, i flagged *6* messages out of nearly 1000 on the last UT fro -users06:29
makothat was just users06:30
mako-devel and -doc and -news and -announce are all varying levels of more highly relevant06:30
whiprushyeah it's odd. My guess was most new users would come from debian or some other distro.06:30
whiprushI hadn't anticipated the sheer amount of brand new users.06:30
=== mako nods
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makodid you see we won some recognition as "best community"06:31
makothe forums did!06:31
whiprushOn Ars.06:31
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whiprushwhy else would I be here? :p06:31
makoah, ok :)06:31
=== mako shrugs
makoi don't write for ars :)06:31
whiprushheh06:31
whiprushjdub invited me around sounder 4 or 5 iirc. So by the time it was out I had the hype machine in full force.06:32
whiprushdo you follow a schedule?06:33
whiprushfor ut I mean06:33
makoyeah, the conference screwed me up a bit06:34
makoand the shipment of cds06:34
makoi should be caught up by the end of the week06:34
whiprushyeah I was kind of following it, then noticed the conference blew everything up06:34
makopre-december06:34
whiprushyeah just give me deadlines and I should be set. I check the forums probably 10-15 times a day at least.06:35
whiprushplus a guy or two on the west coast that can cover me when I sleep. It could rule.06:35
makoi summarized every thread from the week previously (ending friday) with no additional traffic by the time i look monday06:35
makothe idea is, i give things 2-3 days to cool off06:35
=== whiprush nods
makoso i only summarized threads that were really dead06:36
makobut you can do it however you want for the forums06:36
makomdz had asked me to switch things around a bit so i put UT on tuesday of the week06:36
whiprushwell, I've noticed a certain "style" for -cousins ...06:36
makowhich i'm ok with06:36
whiprushk I'm off to bed, I'll email you tomorrow so we can get some arch love going.06:37
makowhiprush: msg me on irc if youre around06:37
whiprushokey06:37
makowhiprush: i only check canonical mail 1-2 times a day usually06:37
whiprushk, I log this channel so just holler at me likewise06:38
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jdubmako: ut has weird encoding b0rkage07:22
lamontjdub: he was bitching about that earlier07:26
whiprushjdub: I've got some ideas about this "just a desktop distro" thing. Posting on -devel in a few minutes.07:26
jdubwhiprush: cool, ta.07:29
jdubwhiprush: if it involves making our desktop TOTALLY SUCK, here's my "no" response in advance. :-)07:30
whiprushno no. 07:30
whiprushjust some observations07:30
whiprushI noted it this evening actually at the bar.07:30
whiprushI told all my friends what they thought of ubuntu as a server distro07:30
whiprush6 of them where like "ummmm, never even considered it."07:31
jdubwait a sec07:32
jdubthat's evidence of a problem07:32
jdubnot a solution!07:32
jdubwe're being tricked07:32
whiprushI'm writing07:32
whiprushsec sec07:32
jdubhrm07:32
jdubso now i can log in to messenger with gaim but not messenger itself07:33
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plovsjdub what is the name of the new frontend to synaptic?08:03
fabbionemorning08:09
jdubplovs: the application installer? gnome-app-install?08:13
fabbionelamont: you around?08:16
fabbionelamont: i installed the translation strip thingy on the sparc buildd... 08:17
fabbioneit seems to work fine..08:17
fabbionei will anyway check later with pitti08:17
plovsjdub: i am running warty at the moment, so I can't see, what is the name gnome-app-install shows in the menu and title-bar (for the docs)? gnome-app-install is kind of ugly as a name08:18
jdubthat's just the package/binary name08:21
jdub"Add/Remove Programs"08:21
jdubthe title bar says "Application Installer"08:22
jdubbut that's what it is currently, and those are bugs :)08:22
plovsjdub: ok, then i'll just write REPLACEME for now, thanks!08:24
fabbionelamont: i can't chroot on hppa...08:33
fabbioneExecuting shell in 'sid' chroot.08:34
fabbioneUnknown id: fabbione08:34
fabbionedchroot: Child exited non-zero.08:34
fabbionedchroot: Operation failed.08:34
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fabbioneelmo: -su: /dev/null: Permission denied08:50
fabbionedavis hoary chroot...08:50
fabbioneif you updated the chroot please check udev...08:50
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fabbionemjg59: can u push me the swsusp O whatever patch please?09:27
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mjg59fabbione: Urgh. Sure - I haven't slept yet, so it may have to wait for a bit :)09:28
mjg59Need to get this report finished within the next hour or so09:29
fabbionemjg59: ok.. thanks..09:31
fabbionei am not in complete rush...09:31
fabbionei stil have hmmm 200 and more bk patches to review....09:31
fabbioneand some chroots are broken so i can't test compilation09:31
fabbioneBAH09:43
fabbionemisdn is dead upstream...09:43
fabbioneWOW there is actually an update!09:54
fabbioneogra, mvo: can you send me the lsmod when you try to load the fritz driver?09:57
ografabbione: mail sent....sorry i'm in a hurry.....10:00
fabbioneogra: thanks, np10:01
danielsgood god.  three or four days into my archive rsync, and I'm up to multiverse (and this is excluding amd64)10:16
fabbioneehehhe10:17
Kamionmdz,lamont: my outgoing mail doesn't work very late at night, 'cos I smarthost through chiark and chiark's MTA stops accepting mail during backups10:22
Kamionmdz,lamont: you should have the mail now, though10:23
danielsKamion: Irritated.10:23
Kamiondaniels: that applies more to the rest of the Internet than it does to systems on chiark's VPN :)10:26
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pittimorning10:27
cartmandaniels: any ETA for new X.org upload. And yes I am impatient ;-)10:27
danielsKamion: heh :)10:27
danielscartman: sometime tonight -- I'm just cleaning up a couple of bits now10:27
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cartmandaniels: is it X.org cvs or branch?10:28
danielscartman: 6.8 branch10:28
cartmanbetter than nothing10:28
cartmanComposite is too crashy10:28
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danielsthe branch doesn't fix composite being crashy, I'm afraid10:28
danielsbut neither does HEAD10:29
cartmanwell at least my keyboard patch will be in10:29
danielsthere's virtually nothing on HEAD aside from a) patches from Ubuntu I've committed but not got on the branch, b) patches from Fedora committed but not on branch that we have anyway, c) minor tweaks that don't affect us10:29
cartmanokies10:29
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fabbionewho was asking about sparc framebuffer a couple of days ago?10:41
fabbionecrimsun: was it you?10:41
XofI've heard that ubuntu maintainers are having difficulty with sbcl (which would unblock a wodge of cl-foo dependencies).  Is this right?10:41
Xof(I am upstream for sbcl)10:42
fabbioneHi Xof10:42
danielsXof: i believe so10:43
fabbionedo you happen to know what kind of problems?10:43
Xoftrouble building it, and also trouble getting amd64 working10:43
danielssomething about too many predicates?10:43
fabbionehttp://people.ubuntulinux.org/~lamont/buildLogs/s/sbcl/1:0.8.18-1/sbcl_1:0.8.18-1_20041230-0411-i386-failed10:43
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fabbioneXof: that's the most recent build-log10:43
fabbioneone dir up and you can see other logs as well10:44
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Xoffabbione: that's impressive.  If you'd asked me before, I'd have said that wasn't possible :)10:44
fabbionemvo, ogra: i am build a new avfritz module with some extra debugging info...10:45
fabbioneXof: ehehe10:45
fabbionewell the dir up has other arches ;)10:45
fabbionepowerpc fails in a differnt way..10:46
fabbioneso it's worth to look at it10:46
ografabbione: fine :) tell me if its ready for downlad anywhere (i think just exchanging the .ko should be fine)10:46
Xofis there something screwy with the build environment?  Insanely small ulimits or something?  Weird kernel memory maps?10:46
fabbioneogra: it should.. yes10:46
fabbioneXof: the buildd have no ulimits10:47
fabbioneXof: and nothing like strange memory mapping...10:47
fabbionejust plain vanilla kernels + security fixes...10:47
danielselmo: do we have a working i386 chroot on concordia?10:47
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Xofand how certain are you about the hardware?  (sbcl building is better at finding bad hardware than kernel compiles or gcc compiles)10:48
fabbioneXof: in any case i suggest to show up in 6/8 hours from now...10:48
fabbionewhen lamont is here...10:48
fabbioneXof: well.. they builded a few 1000K packages...10:48
fabbioneso i guess they are reliable10:48
XofOK.  I'll hang on in here10:49
fabbioneXof: lamont is our buildd admin10:49
fabbioneand he can for sure give you more info that i can10:49
pittilifeless: here10:49
pittilifeless: ?10:49
fabbionepitti: a bunch of packages have been built with the translation strip thingy10:49
pittifabbione: cool, everything went well?10:49
fabbionepitti: i think so...10:50
fabbionedo you want the list to check?10:50
fabbioneyou can debdiff on people in my home/public_html/sparc10:50
pittifabbione: if they don't contain *.mo files any more in /usr/share/locale, then everything is alright10:50
pittifabbione: yes, I'll do that against previous versions10:50
fabbionepitti: i am not sure which of them should have .mo files generally10:50
pittifabbione: do you have the previous version around there, too?10:51
pittifabbione: can you send me a list of recently built packages?10:51
fabbionepitti: ok.. get some: evolution-data-server, gdm, gtk, hal, libgphoto, nasm, tetex-bin tiff, tspc10:51
fabbionepitti: yes.. there is the entire build of sparc from day0 to now10:51
fabbionei think gdm has .mo files..10:52
pittifabbione: looks perfect10:52
fabbione2964 -rw-r--r--    1 fabbione warthogs  3028614 Dec 29 05:33 gdm_2.6.0.6-0ubuntu2_sparc.deb10:53
fabbione1328 -rw-r--r--    1 fabbione warthogs  1354038 Jan  5 08:23 gdm_2.6.0.6-0ubuntu3_sparc.deb10:53
bob2pitti: lifeless is out a-drinking10:53
pittifabbione: i debdiffed these two10:53
fabbionedid we really strip THAT much?10:53
pittioh, I don't think so10:53
pittior?10:53
fabbionealmost 50% of the gz is WAY too much10:53
pittifabbione: debdiff says only the mo files are away10:53
fabbionethan.. that's it10:53
fabbionepitti: want to check for file sizes as well?10:54
pittifabbione: my gdm mo files are 5.2 MB10:54
fabbionethat makes sence10:54
fabbione1.5M compressed...10:54
pittifabbione: cool, this really gains much10:55
danielsfabbione: if you have the resources space, could you please grab xorg_6.8.1-1ubuntu9* from ~daniels/xorg on either concordia or davis, and give it a spin 'round sparc?10:56
fabbionedaniels: what did you mess up this time? ;)10:56
danielsfabbione: heh :) just the usual updates10:56
danielsfabbione: including a complete resync back with XSF, a couple of new patches for XKB and stuff, a small loader tweak, etc10:57
danielsthe debian sync sucked10:57
danielsremind me not to get that backlogged again10:57
fabbionedaniels: btw.. Overfiend was doing a dist-upgrade yesterday10:57
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fabbionethat's why it was so slow10:57
fabbionedaniels: anyway i will build in a few minutes..10:58
fabbionethe buildd is idling atm10:58
danielsfabboh, heh10:58
danielsfabbione: cool, cheers10:58
danielsfabbione: hold on, isn't necrotic supposed to be in a data centre or something?10:58
danielsi thought redwald was local and necrotic was remote10:58
fabbionedaniels: yes and?10:58
fabbionehe still did a dist-upgrade...10:59
crimsunfabbione: hmm, sparc? no. (I only have x86 unfortunately.)10:59
danielsfabbione: i just thought it would have a bit more bandwidth if it was colocated or such10:59
fabbionecrimsun: than it wasn't you.. sorry10:59
crimsunnp10:59
fabbionedaniels: it wasn't a bw problem.. 10:59
fabbioneit was choaking on the cpu/ram11:00
bob2fabbione: how fast is your sparc buildd?11:00
danielsfabbione: oh, right11:00
fabbionebob2: enough to keep up main...11:00
danielselmo: could I please get rman in halley's hoary chroot, and screen either in it, out of it, or both?11:00
fabbionebob2: i will start building universe once i can free resources to manage the archive locally11:01
Treenakswhat is it with people and their obsession with "firewalls"11:01
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bob2omg lolz I have open portz!1111:03
Treenaksbob2: yeah like that11:05
Treenaks"I'm not stealthed!!!!11111oneone11:05
danielsSHIELDS UP11:07
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pittiMorning seb128 11:08
seb128hello11:08
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pittiHi carlos, my friend11:09
pitticarlos: yesterday night, when I tried to fall asleep I realized a reasonably big problem11:10
carlospitti: hi!11:10
carloshow was the meeting?11:10
pitticarlos: loooong11:10
seb128hey carlos 11:10
pitticarlos: but pretty good otherwise11:10
carlosseb128: hey seb!, happy new year!11:10
carlospitti: just tell me ;-)11:10
pittiI thought about how to get our translations into rosetta11:10
Keybukbob2: "glxgears is not an intrusion-detection system"11:10
bob2hahahaha11:10
seb128carlos: oh yeah, happy 2005 year :)11:10
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daniels... no, it's not ...11:11
pitticarlos: can you automatically import all hoary packages into rosetta now? or soon?11:11
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haggaiKeybuk: uh, I meant hct not hcf in my mail :)11:11
carlospitti: I have a script to do it11:11
carlospitti: so don't worry11:11
pitticarlos: do you import po files from source packages or mo files from debs?11:11
carlosIt's not finished to import the whole archive, but will be on time11:11
carlosdude, forget the .mo files11:11
pitticarlos: we need to import all packages really soon now11:12
carlospitti: I told you that they don't work as you think11:12
pitticarlos: dude, the mo files would be the best for this :-)11:12
carlospitti: no, because you lose information11:12
pitticarlos: the problem is that too many packages _patch_ po files 11:12
carlospitti: comments, headers, code references, etc...11:12
carlospitti: that's why the script is not finised11:12
pitticarlos: so if you only look at the source package and get the po files, you get wrong data11:12
carlosfinished11:12
carlospitti: at this moment the cdbs packages are imported with all patches applied11:13
pittiah, so you try to apply patches before copying the pos?11:13
carlosyeag11:13
Keybukhaggai: I guessed :)11:13
carlosyeah11:13
danielselmo: if you could fix davis's hoary chroot too, that'd be fantastic.  /dev/null being read-only kind of kills the build a little. :P11:13
pitticarlos: and dpatch/dbs/other solutions?11:13
carlospitti: I'm importing po files with patches applied and po files for the deb templates11:13
daniels(itmt, anyone with a powerpc who wants to try an xorg build on hoary, please grab the files out of davis:~daniels/xorg)11:13
danielsdinnertime now11:13
carlospitti: need to look at those, see how they work and fix my script11:13
pitticarlos: okay, fine11:13
pitticarlos: yesterday it was proposed to get the mo files from the autobuilders and make translation debs of them11:14
pitticarlos: but that's not possible since we cannot rebuild the whole archive 11:14
carlospitti: if you want good translations, forget the .mo files11:14
pitticarlos: this was only meant as an intermediate hack until rosetta is finished11:15
pitticarlos: when do you think rosetta has all packages and is ready for nightly automatic deployment?11:15
carlospitti: Mark asked us to import the whole archive as soon as Hoary freezes11:15
pitticarlos: that's too late11:15
carlosso you need it _now_11:15
pitticarlos: at the point hoary freezes I need to have the whole structure ready11:15
pitticarlos: mdz asked me to have everything ready by Feb 111:16
pitticarlos: I need some time to develop the deb building11:16
carlosok11:16
pitticarlos: so interface-wise, I can expect a ZIP file of updated po files?11:16
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carlospitti: I need to talk with daf about it11:17
carlosbut yes, I think that will be the final solution11:17
pitticarlos: I would just like to start thinking (and coding) the deb creation11:17
carlosok11:18
pitticarlos: so I can expect something along "here is a ZIP file with po files newer than the given timestamp"?11:18
carlosyes11:18
pitticarlos: cool11:18
carlosbut as I said, I need to confirm it with daf11:18
pitticarlos: btw, I don't really need to know which package they belong to11:18
pitticarlos: because we ship a big monolithic deb anyway11:19
pitticarlos: how do you store the po files?11:19
fabbionegmmmm11:19
pitticarlos: i. e. how are they named?11:19
fabbionewell i guess i will keep stripping packages11:19
pitticarlos: are they product/de.po or product_de.po or how?11:20
carlospitti: in fact... I think I could try to give you a set of .mo files so you don't need to compile them11:20
fabbioneuntil sparc will not hit archive there is no point in getting crazy11:20
pitticarlos: well, only if it is easy11:20
pitticarlos: I don't mind compiling them myself in the script11:20
carlospitti: we do it already so it's the same give you a set of .mo files or a set of .po files11:20
pitticarlos: if it's already done, then mo is better, yes11:20
pitticarlos: you have one mo per product and per language, right?11:21
carlospitti: right11:21
pitticarlos: do you store them as product/de.po or de/product.po?11:21
carlospitti: it's stored inside a database, so I create them as you need them11:22
pittiah11:22
carlosfabbione: what do you need then?11:22
KamionI must go and talk to the d-i translation coordinator about how on earth to deal with keeping rosetta translations in sync11:22
pitticarlos: well, ideally I get de/product.mo11:22
fabbionecarlos: nothing...11:22
Kamion(for which, obviously, I'll need po)11:22
fabbionecarlos: i just enabled the first buildd to strip translations, if lamont didn't do it this night11:22
carlospitti: not really. de/translation_domain.mo is what you need, believe me11:23
pitticarlos: right, I mean that11:23
Kamionfabbione: it doesn't strip translations from udebs, does it? <panic>11:23
pittiKamion: ahem...11:23
fabbioneKamion: let me check...11:23
Kamionplease make sure it doesn't :)11:23
fabbionei did build a few udebs11:23
pittiKamion: it currently strips away all mo files in directories which have a DEBIAN subdir11:23
Kamionfuck11:23
elmouh, WTF broke /dev/null?11:24
fabbioneMo.. not po11:24
pittiKamion: how can I tell apart an udeb dir from a deb dir?11:24
KamionI thought I mentioned that udebs weren't language-pack-able11:24
fabbioneelmo: udev11:24
pittiKamion: right, we strip _mo_ files, not _po_, if that makes a difference11:24
Kamionno, it doesn't11:24
elmofabbione: this is a known bug?11:24
fabbioneKamion: is debootstrap udeb ok?11:24
Kamiondebootstrap-udeb isn't translated11:24
Kamiontry anna11:24
fabbioneelmo: i experienced it only once inside the sparc chroot.. so i wasn't really sure it was just me11:25
pittiKamion: my current test for a debian package dir is the existance if DEBIAN/control11:25
fabbioneKamion: i don't have anna rebuilt yet...11:25
pittiKamion: how can I tell if this dir becomes an udev and skip it?11:25
pittiKamion: s/udev/udeb/11:25
Keybukfabbione: is that on first-time udev installation?  or after boot?11:25
Kamionpitti: give me a second I'm trying to find the canonical method11:25
fabbionerootskel? no... archive-copier?11:25
Kamionneither11:25
Kamionmain-menu?11:25
pitticarlos: okay, fine for me then. 11:25
fabbioneKamion: sorry i don't have any than...11:26
pitticarlos: then I build a script expecting a bunch of <LANG>/<DOMAIN>.mo files11:26
fabbioneKamion: with the new setting i did build:11:26
carlospitti: as soon as I prepare a small document with your requirements and talk with daf I will tell you the status of your request11:26
pitticarlos: thanks11:26
Kamionpitti: you can't tell reliably from just the build tree11:26
pitticarlos: shall I write this small text smipped11:26
fabbionearchive-copier, busybox-cvs, console-tools, cupsys, d-i, openssh, rootskel11:27
pitticarlos: snippet, I mean11:27
fabbioneKeybuk: first time installation afaict11:27
pittiKamion: so I have to lookup the directory name and grep it out of debian/control?11:27
elmookay, why would a device be busy if fuser and lsof can't find anything using it?11:27
Kamionyou can't get it reliably from debian/control either11:27
elmoerr, device, directory11:27
fabbioneKeybuk: like when you have a running system and you install udev for the first time.. permissions on some devices seems to be fuxked11:27
pittielmo: something mounted into it?11:27
carlospitti: as you want, I have it already in my xchat's logs11:28
Kamionyou have to look for the filename being built11:28
pitticarlos: ah, ok11:28
Kamionand check for .udeb11:28
Keybukfabbione: how recently?  udev certainly had real problems with that once-apon-a-time.  They're supposed to be fixed now though11:28
elmopitti: anyway to check what?11:28
Kamionpitti: however, checking for 'Section: debian-installer' in DEBIAN/control would actually be a nearly-good-enough heuristic11:28
fabbioneKeybuk: i think it is related to the last change Md did to udev in order not to have to reboot the machine at first install11:28
Kamionpitti: so yes, please exclude any build trees with Section: debian-installer in DEBIAN/control11:29
pittiKamion: how do I find out the final deb file name?11:29
fabbionebut again.. i am not sure 100%11:29
pittiKamion: okay, I can implement that quickly11:29
Kamionpitti: you probably can't at the point when you're running pkgstriptranslations11:29
pittifabbione: can you disable stripping for now?11:29
fabbioneKamion: nothing rings a bell out of that list?11:29
pittiKamion: yes, that's the problem11:29
Kamionfabbione: none of those build translated udebs AFAIK11:29
fabbionepitti: yes i can... do i need to rebuild the packages that have been done already?11:29
fabbioneKamion: ok...11:29
pittifabbione: probably?11:29
Kamionpitti: sorry for the last-minute alarm, I thought I'd brought this up11:29
fabbionepitti: you know.. you really suck? ;)11:30
pittiKamion: thanks, about the right time11:30
pittifabbione: yes, I know :-/11:30
elmohmm, it only happened on davis, concordia is ok11:30
fabbioneelmo: is davis fixed now?11:31
elmofabbione: no, I think dev is bind mounted11:31
fabbioneelmo: ok....11:31
elmoand I'd kind of like to figure out how/why udev broke the chroot11:32
fabbionedaniels: xorg is building... i will let you know how it goes11:32
Kamionfabbione: out of those: archive-copier has no translations, busybox-cvs doesn't have .po files, console-tools cupsys debian-installer don't build any udebs, openssh doesn't install templates files in its udebs, and rootskel doesn't have .po files11:32
fabbioneKamion: sorry that i couldn't help more...11:33
fabbionebut if you really want me to try i can do it manually11:34
fabbionebut it would take you the same time as for me11:34
Kamionfabbione: it's ok, I was trying to say that none of those need to be rebuilt :)11:34
fabbioneogra, mvo: http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~fabbione/avmfritz.ko for 2.6.1011:35
fabbioneKamion: eheh ok thanks :-)11:35
pittifabbione: seems to be my lucky day :-)11:35
fabbioneit only adds some extra printk for debugging.. it doesn't fix anything..11:35
elmoaha, /dev/pts and /dev/shm were also bind mounted11:35
fabbioneogra, mvo: dmesg is welcome11:35
fabbioneogra, mvo: oh btw.. ASAP thanks ;)11:36
elmowhy the heck didn't this kill everything else11:37
Mithrandirfabbione: is that the Fritz! DSL driver thingy?11:38
fabbioneMithrandir: yes11:39
fabbioneISDN..11:39
fabbioneDSL is luxury ;)11:39
MithrandirISDN isn't interesting, I want the DSL one. :P11:39
Mithrandirfor ISDN, I use hardware routers.11:39
fabbioneMithrandir: so do i...11:39
fabbionec801 ;)11:39
fabbionewith ipv6 support11:40
Mithrandirthe 801 has ipv6 support?11:41
fabbioneMithrandir: with proper IOS.. yes11:41
Mithrandirnice11:41
fabbionetoo bad it doesn't support BGP11:41
fabbioneor ospf iirc11:41
MithrandirI only have a large pile of 7xx routers11:41
fabbionebut rip is ok ;)11:41
fabbioneoh yeah.. i gave the 7xx to my friends in italy11:42
Mithrandirthey're horrible to configure, though11:42
bob2fabbione: oh, woo, sleep patch. thanks!11:43
fabbionebob2: given that it compiles on 2.6.1011:43
fabbionea lot of bits from that patch have been merged upstream or so..11:43
bob2ah, right11:44
fabbioneand again.. for me ppc is "it compiles.. it's ready for stable release"11:44
bob2hah11:44
elmoanyway, davis is fixed now11:45
fabbioneelmo: thanks dude11:45
=== fabbione tests per arch dpatching
fabbioneit adds a Build-Dep on cpp...11:46
fabbionebut who cares..11:46
elmocpp is build-essential?11:46
fabbioneelmo: it wasn't with zgrep cpp /usr/share/doc/build-essential/*11:47
pittifabbione: yep, build-essential depends on gcc depends on cpp11:47
fabbioneok11:47
fabbionei can kill it...11:47
fabbionesomeone should FILE ANOTHER BUG ON DPATCH MAN PAGE!11:47
fabbioneDPATCH MUST DIE!11:47
pittiyeah11:48
pittifabbione: why do you use it anyway?11:48
fabbioneif i had 48 hours a day i would have redone the kernel patcka...11:48
fabbionepackage11:48
fabbionepitti: because i found the kernel in that way already...11:48
fabbioneyou know.. i was only supposed to do 2.6.8 -> 2.6.9 transition11:48
azeemfamous last words11:49
pittifabbione: I know, is it very hard to convert to quilt or simple patch?11:49
fabbioneazeem: exactly11:49
fabbionepitti: it's a royal pain..11:49
pittifabbione: there is this monolithic patch building thingy11:49
fabbionei was considering dbs...11:49
pittifabbione: this is probably the harder part to convert, right?11:49
fabbionepitti: exactly..11:49
pittifabbione: oh, dbs could be nice for the kernel11:50
fabbioneso i guess we will survive to it for hoary11:50
fabbioneand if i will still maintain the kernel after i will spend a few days to convert it to something sane11:50
pittifabbione, Kamion: I uploaded version 2 of pkgstriptranslations which now ignores packages in the debian-installer section11:51
Mithrandirthe OOo patch system is _really_ nice.11:51
pittifabbione: and I updated the seeds so that the package should now be in main11:51
fabbionepitti: out of curiosity.. how do you determine debian-install section?11:51
fabbione+er11:51
pittifabbione: I read ^Section: from <build-directory>/DEBIAN/control11:52
pittifabbione: that's what Kamion suggested11:52
fabbioneHMMM11:53
pittifabbione: I tested it with the udev package (which also produves an udeb)11:53
pittifabbione: what's wrong with that?11:53
fabbioneKamion: are we sure that all the udebs have these information in place and not from the overrides?11:53
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fabbionepitti, Kamion: given that i didn't fuck up anything in my ipv6 stats: http://debdev.fabbione.net/cgi-bin/getlist?5+nopri+nosec11:57
fabbionethese are packages that have no Section and Priority entry.11:57
fabbionebut cross checking a couple of them should be easy11:57
Kamionfabbione: I think most of them do, but the ones that aren't are easily fixed11:58
Kamionfabbione: more importantly I know of no better test at that point in the build :-/11:59
pittifabbione: do you know of any better way to detect an udeb before it is actually built with dpkg-builddeb?11:59
fabbioneKamion: yup.. it was just a warning11:59
fabbionepitti: no. Kamion is our god here.11:59
fabbioneAVE O SOMMO KAMION11:59
pittiKamion: should a package break because of that, it shouldn't be too hard to upload another one with an explicit Section, right?12:00
pittiKamion: this would trigger rebuilding and everything should be okay afterwards again12:00
Kamion'XC-Package-Type: udeb' is sometimes used in newer packages, but that field only shows up in debian/control and the .changes file, not DEBIAN/control12:00
Kamionpitti: right, exactly12:00
Kamion<cjwatson@cairhien ~/src/debian/debian-installer/trunk/debian-installer/packages12:00
Kamion>$ find -path \*/debian/control | xargs grep -L ^Section:12:00
Kamion<cjwatson@cairhien ~/src/debian/debian-installer/trunk/debian-installer/packages12:00
Kamion>$12:00
Kamionlooks good to me12:00
Kamioner, oops12:00
Kamion<cjwatson@cairhien ~/src/debian/debian-installer/trunk/debian-installer/packages12:00
Kamion>$ find -path \*/debian/control | xargs grep -L '^Section: debian-installer'12:01
Kamion./kernel/kernel-wedge/debian/control12:01
Kamionthose two are build helpers12:01
Kamion./packages-build/debian/control12:01
Kamionthere'll be other udebs too, of course12:01
pittiKamion: udev-udeb's debian/control has no sign of it being an udeb12:01
pittiKamion: however, it has a proper section12:01
Kamionhow do you mean, no sign?12:02
pittiKamion: oops, sorry12:02
pittiKamion: it has this XC-Package-Type field12:02
Kamionindeed, most udebs are that way12:02
Kamionnot all, though12:02
Kamionnone of them have any *more* sign than udev-udeb does12:02
pittiKamion: I can parse debain/control in addition, if necessary12:03
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pittiKamion: debian/control is a little more complicated than DEBIAN/control because I have multiple packages12:03
Kamionpitti: I think it's probably ok as it is; I'm comfortable I can catch any exceptions12:03
pittiKamion: but it shuold be possible12:03
pittiKamion: okay12:04
fabbioneCOOL the dpatch per arch is broken on the only arch on which i need it!12:04
=== Mithrandir snickers
=== fabbione hugs dpatch author and kisses him with the tounge
fabbionebah.. food time12:05
=== mvo_ get's the wrong mental images
fabbionemvo_: let's see if this is better12:05
=== fabbione covers the dpatch author with a lot of napalm love and lights a cigarette
mvo_fabbione: no, not really. but a lot cleaner :p12:06
Kamion<cjwatson@riva /mirror/debian>$ for x in `zcat dists/unstable/main/debian-installer/binary-i386/Packages.gz | grep-dctrl -nsFilename ''`; do dpkg -f "$x" Section; done | grep -vx debian-installer12:07
Kamion<cjwatson@riva /mirror/debian>$12:07
Kamionpitti: looks good12:07
=== Kamion loves Unix, incidentally
Treenaksmvo_: imagine Reservoir Dogs12:07
Kamionsame goes for hoary/i38612:07
pittineat12:08
=== Mithrandir likes $( ) better than ` `, but otherwise agrees with Kamion
Kamionyeah, haven't quite kicked that habit yet12:13
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Mithrandirit's a keypress less and a lot more readable. :)12:13
Mithrandir(` being dead here)12:13
pittiMithrandir: could you take a look at mailman?12:14
carlospitti: I just sent the mail about your request with CC to you, could you review it in case I forgot anything?12:14
Keybukfor vs. xargs, discuss.12:14
Mithrandirpitti: yes, it's on my list for today.12:14
pitticarlos: I do12:15
carlospitti: thanks12:15
KamionMithrandir: ah, $() is a keypress more for me, so ...12:16
MithrandirKamion: it's more of a habit than anything else, though12:16
Kamionactually two keypresses, or four if I have to press shift separately for each one12:16
Mithrandirshift isn't a keypress :P12:17
MithrandirI tend to have a finger above shift anyhow :)12:17
pitticarlos: fine by me12:20
pitticarlos: do we also have a possibility to create a base package?12:20
pitticarlos: i. e. get a file of _all_ translations? (ugh)12:20
pitticarlos: or can I just use timestamp 19700101 for that?12:21
pitticarlos: ^ this seems to be too much overhead for this purpose12:21
fabbionemvo_: can you test the driver please?12:26
mvo_fabbione: sure12:27
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Kamionhm, I forgot to put supported+build-depends rather than supported on the DVD image12:28
fabbionemvo_: no no..12:28
mvo_fabbione: ?12:28
fabbionejust the driver from people.u.c12:28
fabbione<fabbione> ogra, mvo: http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~fabbione/avmfritz.ko for12:29
fabbione           2.6.1012:29
fabbione<fabbione> it only adds some extra printk for debugging.. it doesn't fix12:29
fabbione           anything..12:29
fabbione<fabbione> ogra, mvo: dmesg is welcome12:29
fabbionejust try that one..12:29
fabbioneit will help me to track the bug down12:29
fabbionethere is no need to download a kernel12:29
fabbionebecause there is no new kernel12:29
ogragreat....i can test it tonight (am at the office currently)12:29
fabbionethat one is for 686 build12:29
fabbioneogra: ok thanks12:29
mvo_fabbione: ok, will do it now12:29
fabbionemvo_: ok.. 12:30
fabbioneremember -> 686 <-12:31
mvo_fabbione: yep12:31
carlospitti: the 19700101 think will work12:34
carlos /s/think/thing/12:34
pitticarlos: it doesn't produce too much overhead? which could be avoided by another solution?12:34
carlospitti: samething12:34
pitticarlos: exporting all pos don't require comparing timestamps and so12:34
carlospitti: well, perhaps you could remove some sql queries12:35
pitticarlos: well, if it works, then it is probably okay12:35
carlosbut I think it's not a big improvement12:35
pitticarlos: we do this only very seldom12:35
pitticarlos: I'm more concerned about people doing these queries maliciously to DoS the server12:35
pitticarlos: or google accidentially trying this over and over again12:36
carlospitti: that url will be restricted by user + password12:36
pitticarlos: ah, cool12:36
carlosand we could restrict it to a concrete user + password so only people we want are able to do it12:36
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pitticarlos: I should create a dedicated "export" account and use that in the auto deb builders12:37
carlospitti: it's an option12:37
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seb128elmo: libbonobo sync please12:52
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thomseb128: um, why would my panel lose it's menus? (how do i debug this usefully?) pkilling gnome-panel or gnome-session doesn't help, and it was working earlier today with no changes01:10
thom(i also can't right click on the panel to add applets etc)01:11
seb128only the menu ? the rest of the panel/nautilus/... work ?01:11
seb128ok01:11
thomthe bottom panel (ie, workspace switcher and app list) is fine01:12
seb128killall gnome-panel gnome-vfs-daemon nautilus trashapplet drivemount_applet201:12
seb128?01:12
seb128weird01:12
thomyep, that fixed it01:12
seb128ok01:12
thomtrashapplet and drivemount_applet2 aren't running01:13
seb128still #4794 ..01:13
thomahr01:13
seb128BTW, you have already worked on the xscreensaver package ?01:14
thoma while ago, yes01:15
seb128#3042 #3044 need sombody to fix them, you are not interested in doing that by luck ? :p01:17
thomi'll have a look01:18
seb128thanks :)01:18
seb128elmo: gnome-gv sync please01:18
thom3044 looks like a bit of a minefield01:19
seb128yeah ...01:20
ograisnt that common with this bug reporter ?01:20
Kamionhm, I suppose I should cycle my arch archives01:20
seb128but 3042 would be nice to fix01:20
Kamionogra: :-)01:20
thomogra: a minefield is usually safer than said reporter's usual bug files01:21
robtaylorcarlos: ping!01:23
bob2fgod msn is useless01:23
bob2I really cannot imagine designing a less useful chat protocol01:23
carlosrobtaylor: pong!01:23
robtaylorcarlos: well i recreated my mirror yesterday, 01:23
robtaylorhttp://sourcecontrol.net/~rtaylor/robtaylor@fastmail.fm--2004--accessd/01:23
robtayloris .listing still missing?01:24
bob2god01:24
robtaylori've got a sneaking suspicon i might need to recreate my main archive with -l too :/01:24
robtaylorbob2: whats bugging you?01:24
robtaylorcarlos: make that, .listing seems to be missing to me...01:26
robtaylorand i definitly used -l when creating the mirror :(01:26
carlosrobtaylor: no, don't think you need to recreate your archive, only the mirror...01:26
carlosrobtaylor: http://sourcecontrol.net/~rtaylor/robtaylor@fastmail.fm--2004--accessd/.listing01:27
carlosit's there01:27
carlosapache is hidding it, that's all01:27
robtaylorcarlos: ah good :)01:27
robtaylorwell, there you go, test it out. i think i have a couple of uncommitted local mods at home i forgot about, but if you look in accessd/test you should get an idea for running it01:29
seb128elmo: gnome-pilot and gnome-pilot-conduits sync please01:30
robtaylor(the test code currently hardcodes my username and the uncommitted changes fix that)01:30
bob2"echo it sure does > =meta-info/http-blows" on the mirror01:30
truluxpitti, hey01:30
robtaylormight be good to get someone to do a new rev from cgvs of dbus, as my changes are now in01:30
pittihi trulux 01:31
truluxpitti, http://wiki.debian-hardened.org/Development_layout_organization01:31
seb128elmo: and ghfaxviewer too :)01:31
carlosrobtaylor: will look at it this weekend01:32
carlosrobtaylor: good work 01:33
carlos:-)01:33
robtaylorcarlos: thx :)01:33
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thomseb128: although i guess we could wimp out and just provide xscreensaver-for-us; rss-glx-for-us; and then some more packages for the rest, and then have a screensavers metapackage01:35
robtaylorcarlos: I'll try and build a hoary dbus package from current cvs tonight if i get the chance..01:37
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carlosrobtaylor: I think daniels said hoary's one is from CVS so it should get your changes soon, right?01:39
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thomhe was certainly planning to do so01:40
carloswill test it in my laptop01:40
robtaylorcarlos: yep, whenever he does the next pull (my patch went in about 8 days after the last pull)01:40
robtaylorcarlos: if your're on warty then just use my packages on sourcecontrol.net/~rtaylor01:41
sjoerdrobtaylor: i'm preparing a new package for debian, so daniels will probably sync with that 01:41
carlosrobtaylor: ok01:41
robtaylorsjoerd: cool :)01:41
seb128thom: yep, that's an idea01:42
thomnot quite in the spirit of the thing, but close01:43
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robtaylorsjoerd: will only python2.4 bindings be produced, or both 2.3 and 2.4?01:45
sjoerdrobtaylor: for debian 2.3, for hoary is up to daniels01:46
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sjoerdhow's the accessd thingy going ?01:48
lamontgood morning world01:49
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mvo_ping haggai 01:52
haggaimvo_: pong01:53
mvo_haggai: do you have a idea about ubuntu #5020? 01:53
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haggaimvo_: not without digging deeply.  We turned off the file picker by default in unstable because it has several problems01:56
haggaimvo_: so a merge from debian would solve it for now01:56
mvo_haggai: ok, thanks01:56
ogramvo_: gnome-vfs probably needs the lo interface, could it be that firestarter bolcks this somehow ?01:57
mvo_ogra: that would be silly of firestarter. I got another report today about problems with the file-picker and he claims that he does not run any firewall software01:58
haggaimvo_: he claims he doesn't run firestarter, not any firewall software01:59
ogramvo_: ah, ok, was just an idea....(i've seen weird FW software in my life ;) )01:59
haggaimvo_: he might still have a filewall01:59
haggaiuh, firewall01:59
mvo_haggai: correct01:59
ogralol01:59
fabbionehey lamont 01:59
mvo_I'll ask to be sure01:59
fabbionelamont: please read the scrollback...01:59
fabbionelamont: i can't access the chroot on hppa01:59
fabbionelamont: it complains that it can't find my id01:59
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thomare we doing ubuntu/hppa now? :P02:00
fabbionethom: go back to test ia64 kernels please ;)02:00
thomfabbione: not at home :/02:00
fabbionethom: when you will be at home :)02:00
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fabbionethom: the only sure thing is that they compile...02:01
fabbionethat's all i know02:01
thomi won't have a connection at home until next week02:01
lamontfabbione: try now02:01
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fabbioneExecuting shell in 'sid' chroot.02:02
fabbionecrimsun: Authentication service cannot retrieve authentication info.02:02
fabbione(Ignored)02:02
fabbioneops02:02
lamontfabbione: the ia64 kernel in yesterday's daily build boots far enough to get to anna segv'ing...02:02
fabbiones/crimsun/su02:02
haggaimvo_: I'll write the workaround to the log02:02
mvo_haggai: that's nice, thanks a lot02:02
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fabbionelamont: nice...02:02
fabbionefor the kernel.. poor anna02:03
lamontfabbione: once you say 'dchroot' and it says 'can't retrieve auth info', say ls -lid /02:03
Kamionlamont: oh yes, is that box in a state where I can play with it now?02:04
lamontwhat's the inode of the root dir...02:04
lamontKamion: sitting at a shell prompt with anna lying on the floor02:04
fabbione2850829 drwxr-xr-x  20 root root 4096 Jan  4 15:16 /02:04
lamontfabbione: that'd be chrooted.02:04
fabbionelamont: yes.. i could see that.. without the inode :-)02:05
fabbionei was just reporting the warning02:05
lamontI bet it's pam related, or something.02:05
fabbionelamont: iirc elmo knows what it is02:05
fabbionedid you configure shadow and stuff like that?02:06
fabbioneif so.. is my account there too?02:06
fabbionei think that shadow on/off would do02:06
fabbionelamont: but i need to workaround yet another dpatch bug to have hppa in.02:06
fabbionelamont: since patch x arch is broken02:07
lamontew02:07
fabbionei just figured with ppc...02:07
fabbioneso i will need to do some blackmagic woodo to get it done02:07
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cartmanhmm anyone here working on KUbuntu?02:29
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lamontfabbione: you around?02:49
fabbioneyup02:50
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lamontdo you have an ipv6 enabled host with postfix 2.1.5-x installed on it02:50
lamont?02:50
fabbionelamont: checking...02:51
lamontand could you see if 2.1.5-4 works in your environment, or just fails to deliver mail at all?02:51
Treenaks2.1.5-x is hoary-current ?02:51
lamontyeag02:51
fabbionelamont: from debian or ubuntu?02:51
Treenaksworks for me :)02:51
=== lamont is looking at 288728
Treenaksworks fine... I think this has to do with people who use CNAMEs or IPs as MXes02:53
Treenaks(which is b0rken)02:53
lamontstp.dias.ie. doesn't appear broken...02:53
fabbionelamont: checking with hoary...02:55
TreenaksReceived: from localhost.localdomain (laptop.foodfight.org [IPv6:2001:960:70e:1:204:e2ff:fea5:d988] )                      02:55
Treenaks        (using TLSv1 with cipher DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA (256/256 bits))                                                       02:55
Treenaksworks great..02:56
lamont localhost.localdomain02:56
fabbioneTreenaks: try to send a mail to something that doesn't have ipv6...02:56
=== lamont beats gethostbyname
fabbionei think that's the whole point02:56
lamontlamont@mmjgroup.com would fit that bil.02:56
Treenaksfabbione: ubuntu mailing lists work02:56
lamontbill.02:56
fabbionehmm02:57
danielslamont: we've had weeeeird issues on fd.o02:58
danielslamont: but that's mainly due to wildcard afaict02:58
danielslamont: prometheus.infradead.org (IIRC -- the primary MX for infradead, in any case) is IPv6-only02:58
danielslamont: and fd.o had a wildcard02:58
danielslamont: so it would fail an A on the infradead.org MX, and end up delivering to localhost02:58
danielscreating a loop02:58
lamontinterestingly, stp.dias.ie. has MX but no A02:59
danielsso I had to hardcode one of its IPv6 MXes in to the transport table02:59
Treenakstry mailing me at my "@treenaks.tk" address.. that's a wildcard MX02:59
fabbioneBAH02:59
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mjtwhat's the problem?03:00
mjtHi Lamont! ;)03:00
Treenakslamont: that's going to be hard :)03:00
mjtoh, I haven't played with ipv6 in postfix yet...03:01
lamontTreenaks: yeah,03:01
Treenakslamont: (and I know, because I could give you this with one INSERT INTO probably ;))03:02
lamontand it's quite possible that I broke the ipv6 patch in 2.1.5, although that may not be it...03:02
lamontTreenaks: it's already taken?  I, um, need it for testing postfix.  yeah. that's it.03:03
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fabbionelamont: i think you got a mail from me...03:04
Treenakslamont: it's not yet taken, but I kind of like the steady amount of money my employer gives me every month03:04
fabbionebut that one went out via my smarthost03:04
lamontgah.  looks to be PEBKAC03:04
fabbionePEBKAC?03:04
Treenaksfabbione: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PEBKAC03:05
mjt"Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair:03:05
fabbioneahh03:05
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fabbionelamont: i did send you a second mail directly from an ipv6 host03:06
fabbioneaccording to my logs it has been delivered correctly03:07
lamontfabbione: got it.03:07
lamontI was running down the list of things it could be (in their setup), you see....03:07
Treenakslamont: what's their problem?03:10
lamont"I fixed the DNS and it now seems to be happy."03:10
lamontsummary: "Postfix is horribly broken!!!" "oh wait, it was just our DNS.  never mind."03:11
lamontfabbione: on the hppa patch - it might be good to see what arch-indep patches there are, and see if they still need to be...  If you make a list, I'll pester.03:16
fabbionelamont: i need to make a workaround to apply patches per arch first...03:17
fabbionelamont: plus i don't understand why all this stuff is not pushed upstream03:17
lamontit's being pushed - they're manically working on things03:18
lamontthe one you commented on yesterday was a gcc-3.3 workaround that may well not need to be there any more03:18
fabbionelamont: yeah... but tbh i am not that expert in gcc on hppa to be able to say that it is still required or not....03:19
fabbionei can make notes.. that's for sure..03:19
lamontfabbione: exactly - I was just gonna poke grant on that one... :-)03:20
Kamionis there an ia64 porting box in the LAN that I can compile stuff on?03:21
fabbioneKamion: halley03:21
Kamionthanks03:21
danielsKamion: i'll fight you for halley03:22
danielsdaniels@catsby:~/canonical/xorg/arch/pristine% scp xorg_6.8.1-1ubuntu9.diff.gz xorg_6.8.1-1ubuntu9.dsc halley.ubuntu.com:xorg/03:22
danielselmo: thanks for fixing davis and halley, btw03:23
danielsfabbione: btw, if you were building on sparc, you want to grab the sources again03:25
danielsthe old one was, uh, a little broken03:25
daniels(wouldn't pass manifest)03:25
=== lamont goes after low-hanging merges
fabbionedaniels: OH CHRIST03:34
fabbioneit is still building and you already ask for a rebuild?03:34
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lamontdoko?03:34
fabbioneare you serious?03:34
danielswell, you can sorta hack around it03:34
fabbionedaniels: it's pointless to hack around...03:35
danielsonce the install target's done, move koi8rxterm.1x and lxterm.1x to .1 in usr/X11R6/man/man103:35
danielsthen re-run binary, so you'll just work through the rest of the install03:35
danielsi've already fixed it locally03:35
fabbionedaniels: where are the new sources?03:35
fabbioneno i will just rebuild...03:35
danielsconcordia/davis/halley03:36
daniels~daniels/xorg03:36
danielsquicker to snarf from there than my home dsl03:36
danielsuplink is slow as hell03:36
lamontdaniels: you don't know hell03:36
danielslamont: sure I do03:36
lamontheh03:38
fabbionei will give hell to daniel if this upload will fuck sparc :-))))))03:39
lamontfabbione: but what would he do with it?03:39
fabbionehmmm good question...03:40
fabbionei have some ideas.. but i can't tell them here03:40
danielsfabbione: see, better you having to rebuild it than me totally breaking it, no? :)03:40
fabbionedaniels: time you buy a sparc?03:40
danielsfabbione: i have a u5 under my desk03:47
danielsfabbione: my downstream is still totally saturated with everything else though03:47
danielsfabbione: i have a pegasos to upgrade from debian to hoary (only turned it on once), and the u5 to install03:48
danielsbut both of those are lower priority than xorg and lrm, both of which I'm working on now ;)03:48
fabbionedaniels: time to upgrade downstream? ;)03:48
danielsheh03:48
robtaylorsjoerd: ah, missed your message earlier, its seems to be going pretty well, written all the basics and one backend now..03:48
mjtbtw, is there any help "wanted" for xorg? any outstanding probs?03:49
danielsFRIG.03:49
robtaylorsjoerd: next up i want to do a LDAP backend, but that requires a bit more knowledge of LDAP admin than i currently have :)03:49
robtaylordaniels: did you catch my poking earlier?03:50
danielselmo: vim on halley pls03:50
sjoerdrobtaylor: could you announce it somewhere :) 03:50
danielsrobtaylor: can't say I did, sorry03:50
danielsmjt: not hugely, no03:50
danielsmjt: unless you want to bring the modular packages up to date ;)03:50
sjoerdrobtaylor: i'm seeing the need for it on the hal list on a regular basis, so it would be nice if other people start looking at it i guess (and not starting with other solutions)03:50
robtaylordaniels: just requesting a new cvs pull on hoarys dbus packages for some new python binding stuff..03:51
mjtuh-oh... fsvo "want" ;)03:51
robtaylorsjoerd: Guess i should. i was kinda waiting for at least one other person to look at it and tell me its not crack yet :)03:51
danielsrobtaylor: sure, won't happen hugely soon tho03:52
robtaylordaniels: np, just wanted to make sure it happens at some point :)03:52
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danielsrobtaylor: sure :)03:53
danielspoke me in a week if i haven't done it03:53
vinsciis the source for malone available somehwere?03:54
robtaylorsjoerd: are you familiar with the design? what sort of usages are you seeing?03:54
robtaylordaniels: sure :)03:54
sjoerdrobtaylor: i've discussed it with carlos and pitti somewhat in mataro03:55
robtaylorsjoerd: cool03:55
=== robtaylor ponders where he should host the project...
sjoerdrobtaylor: for stuff like powermanager (http://live.gnome.org/PowerManager) 03:56
robtaylormonkey power?!03:57
robtaylorright so powermanager would just make requests to accessd for authorisation, groovr03:58
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carlosrobtaylor: freedesktop is the right place to host it. Until that moment, we could use my personal server04:01
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carlossee you later04:01
robtaylorcarlos: later :)04:01
Kamiondaniels: halley's hoary chroot has vim04:02
makothom, elmo: i need apache utf8 love04:05
sladenecho AddCharset UTF-8 .html04:06
sladenecho AddCharset UTF-8 .html > .htaccess04:06
TreenaksAddDefaultCharset UTF-8 ?04:07
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danielscarlos: what do you want to put on fd.o?04:08
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danielsfabbione: also, edit debian/xterm.install and s/*.1x/*.1/, sorry04:10
=== mjt wonders why ubuntu xorg package does not want to build on his sarge system...
Kamionhm, I wonder if I can squeeze a man-db fix for Turkish in under the UVF04:20
mjtxorg build fails at the very end, telling the manifest filelist is too different...04:21
thommako: um, where, when, and why?04:23
ograKamion: why should this be affected by UVF... as long as you dont change the whole man-db to a new version its only a patch or not ?04:24
Kamion"upstream" => Debian04:24
makothom: i switched traffic to utf-8.. apache on rookery seems to still be serving it as iso-8859-104:24
Kamionogra: the point is that automatic syncs from Debian stop at UVF04:24
thomyes.04:24
makothom: http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~mako/ubuntu-traffic/04:24
Kamionif I wait until after UVF I have to go to more effort to get the fix through :P04:24
ograKamion: but manually is still possible ?04:25
Kamionyes04:25
makothom: and aparently, i can't .htaccess the problem away04:25
thomnope04:25
makoso.. can i get at least the default charset for my homedir set to utf-8?04:25
Kamionalso on principle I don't want to have to branch man-db for Ubuntu, because I've used it as an example of the sort of package that shouldn't need to be branched :)04:25
ograKamion: oh :)04:25
thomwe probably ought to do it for the whole machine, since we're pimping UTF-804:26
makothom: that would be my suggestion :)04:26
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mjtoh oh, no utf-8 please!....  It slows down things like grep VERY significantly...04:27
mjtabout 50 times difference04:27
Kamionwe should fix that not ignore it04:27
makomjt: are you serious?04:27
Kamionlike it or not we *are* switching to UTF-804:27
mjtmako: unfortunately yes04:27
Kamionthe benefits of interoperation are far too significant to ignore04:27
makomjt: webpages to not take 50x longer to download on utf-804:28
Kamion#181378 et al04:28
mjtwebpages aren't, but using utf8 for the whole system is something differemt04:28
mjtdifferent04:28
mjt$ time grep -r 'a+b' /usr/include 04:29
mjtuser    0m0.190s04:29
mjt$ time LANG=ru_RU.UTF-8 grep -r 'a+b' /usr/include04:29
mjtuser    0m10.032s04:29
ogramjt: hmm 3x the amount of bytes in the chars results in 50x slower performance ?04:29
mjtgo figure04:29
mjtthat's not about number of bytes04:29
Kamion#181378 includes a patch04:29
Kamionperhaps try that out04:29
mjtthe prob is in glibc04:29
ogramjt: i understand that its about conversion, but anyway....this is not caused by utf8, rather by the bad conversion04:30
makomjt: in any case, the choice of locale if you care about this stuff is up to you04:30
Kamioncertainly we're not deleting old locales04:31
makomjt: but utf-8 is the only sane default at this point04:31
mjtyes, i understand04:31
makomjt: latin-* is *insanity*04:31
ogramjt: and for the future ;)04:31
Kamionthe thought of trying to make encoding transliteration over ssh sessions work "properly" (for whatever value of properly you want) makes my head hurt04:32
makoi mean for traffic, there's no way i could do it correctly in w/ a non-unicode encoding04:32
sladenmjt: can you knock up a shell script/ test example that shows the difference between UTF-8 and C for grep (if that's where you think a problem is)04:32
Kamionsladen: see the bug I referred to04:32
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mjtsladen: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=18137804:32
mjtsladen: and I just pasted `time' results from my system04:32
mjt0m10.032s vs 0m0.190s04:33
makothom: should i send mail to admin or are you just going to handle it?04:33
thomsend mail to admin04:33
mjthm...  10 vs 0.1 is 100 times difference, not 50!.. :(04:34
makomjt: ITS WORTH IT :)04:35
makoactually, imo, it is04:35
mjtthat patch attached to #181378 is for grep itself.  However I think grep does nothing wrong in the first place04:42
mjtgrep calls mbrtowc() for every input char to determine it's width04:43
Kamioncaching that sounds sane to me04:43
mjtand this is where it is slows down.  mbrtowc() (from glibc) is the routine which is the problem. 04:44
mjtif you look at the implementation of mbrtowc().. oh well.. ;)04:44
mjtit is loading/initializing/unloading gconv module each time it is called.04:44
fabbionedaniels: another change??????04:44
ogramjt: other apps that could prove this theory ?04:44
sladenKamion: one of the beatiful things about the UTF-8 is the charater width can be obtained entirely from the first character with nothing more than a mask04:45
mjttheory?04:45
danielsfabbione: yeah, now builds to completion on amd64 and powerpc04:45
danielsi386 and ia64 are still churning their way through04:45
mdzmako: please file a bug about that apache charset thing if you haven't already04:45
fabbionedaniels: ok.. where and what do i need to change?04:45
danielsfabbione: do you want to test nvidia-glx with 2.6.10? :)04:45
danielsfabbione: debian/xterm.install, change koi8rxterm.1x and lxterm.1x to koi8rxterm.1 and lxterm.104:46
fabbionedaniels: sure.. hook me up the packages..04:46
makomdz: wait.. a bug against the apache2 package in ubuntu?04:46
makomdz: i haven't04:46
mdzmako: yes04:46
makomdz: doing it now04:47
mdzanything which isn't expecting a UTF-8 world out of the box is a bug in hoary04:47
thomoof04:47
makoubuntu rocks04:47
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makothom: so.. isn't there a way to hae apache parse the <?xml line of xhtml and then set of the charset appropriately?04:47
fabbionedaniels: is the MANIFEST.sparc ok for these 2 files?04:48
danielsfabbione: cool, hold up a sec04:48
danielsfabbione: yeah04:48
vinsciis any of the launchpad source code available somehwere? Looking specifically for Malone, for possible use in another project04:48
fabbionedaniels: ok. updated.. let see what we happen04:48
thommako: GACK!04:48
fabbionedaniels: i won't test the packages until tomorrow04:48
fabbioneso take your time...04:48
thom(yes, you could write a filter to do so)04:48
fabbioneBECAUSE I WIN AGAIN!04:48
fabbioneibook go to nap DIE DIE DIE DIE04:49
makothom: i think that would be very slick and very sane.. it would Do The Right Thing most/much of the time04:49
fabbioneit took me only 5 hours to rediff that patch04:49
fabbionei wonder if it can compiles...04:49
makothom: but mdz is right.. for non-xml where we can't tell, it should default to utf-804:49
danielsfabbione: suits me, i want to sleep soon04:49
danielsfabbione: let me know how sparc goes and i'll upload it in the morning if it's all alright04:50
fabbionedaniels: i need to stop soon or tomorrow i will never wake up from suspend to bed04:50
Kamionvinsci: not currently, I'm afraid04:50
danielsfabbione: i know the feeling04:50
=== daniels is getting old. ;)
ograheh04:50
thomdaniels: you wish04:50
trukulohi ogra04:50
makodudeadude, i forgot my bugzilla password ONCE A WEEK04:51
ograhi :)04:51
trukulomade a new version of the package for sarge/sid :)04:51
trukulo(graveman)04:51
ograyay04:51
danielsthom: not as ancient as you, mind04:51
vinsciKamion, ok thanks.  Whom should I approach to discuss that?04:51
danielsthom: i'm not decrepit yet04:51
thompfft, so you claim04:51
ogratrukulo: did you include a .desktop file 04:51
ogra?04:51
Kamionvinsci: #launchpad would probably be a better place to start than here04:51
trukuloogra: how do you put cdrecord? as recommend or dep ?04:51
danielsthom: never did find a copy of never, never land with a 'proper' extra cd, btw04:52
trukulono, i'didn't, i want to do it in the next version of the package04:52
trukuloi can use yours04:52
danielsthom: so got one today (among many others) with just the one cd04:52
ogratrukulo: dep, for sure....it wont work without it04:52
vinsciKamion, ah, dind't know about that channel04:52
trukulook, i wasn't sure about it04:52
ogratrukulo: grab what you need ;)04:52
trukuloso : cdrecord, mkisofs readcd ans sox as deps ?04:52
makothom: right now, the default is iso-8859-1, which is pretty crap character encoding.. not yoyo symbol even04:52
mdzthom: a filter?04:53
trukuloogra: wanna talk with you to help in the package04:53
trukulowe can share resources (man page, icons, docs... )04:53
danielsmdz: a2 lets you chain together filters, which let you perform arbitrary transformations04:54
danielsmdz: e.g. php processing, compression, whatever04:54
ogratrukulo: yup....later, if i'm home....currently i'm at the office....sitting around and waiting for the end of the day to start the important work ;)04:55
danielshm.04:56
makomdz: i want one that will parse the xml line and set the charset to whatever the xml claims it is04:56
trukulonot today, olivier, another day we can talk about this, now i have to go for 2 days04:56
trukulook ?04:56
ogratrukulo: ok, np.04:56
danielsat this rate, i won't have finished rsyncing the i386+source+powerpc archive by the time my amd64 turns up04:57
trukuloperf.04:57
mdzmako: I thought we were talking about a directory listing04:57
mjtmako: what apache bug?04:57
mdznot the contents of a file04:57
makomjt: well, i'm filing it04:57
makomdz: no.. files04:57
mjthere, apache works with utf804:57
makomdz: i just moved traffic to utf-8 yesterday.. and it looks crap04:57
mdzeek04:57
makobecause it is not, in fact, utf-804:58
mdzthat sounds much harder :-)04:58
makono, no04:58
thommdz: AddDefaultCharset UTF-8 04:58
mjtif there's no other defaultCHarset ;)04:58
mdzthom: I was thinking that it would be a relatively safe assumption to assume that filenames were UTF-8 encoded, since we're going in that direction04:59
makomdz: but my other suggestion was to parse the first line of xml/xhtml documents.. where the charset is declared04:59
mdzbut switching the default charset for the contents of files sounds like the upgrade problem from hell04:59
makomdz: and then to have apache send that as the charset for that document04:59
mdzthat'd be nice04:59
makomdz: but we *need* a default charset and it shouldn't be iso-8859-1 04:59
trukuloumm, i can't make a sid pbuilder, passwd fails05:00
mjtthat's what Meta charset tag is for05:00
makomdz: we can not switch it for old installations05:00
makomjt: does help me for text files05:00
trukulodon't worry, i'll ask on #ubuntu05:00
makomjt: sorry.. DOESN'T05:00
mjtyeah05:00
thommjt: helps not at all for packaging05:00
thommako: hrm, doing it for new installs only is relatively trivial05:01
mjtbut "upgrading" the content to utf8 may indeed be a problem05:01
makomdz: the parsing thing would at least not break any correct xhtml anywhere :)05:01
makothom: right, of course.. i think that's kind of the reality of the whole utf-8 everywhere upgrade05:01
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makowe're better off not daeling with our mistakes of the past05:02
makoOTHER people can deal with our mistakes of the past05:02
sladenmjt: okay.  UTF-8 is actually /faster/ to process than several others types of encodings.  The problem is that the current code does not assume ''only UTF-8'' encodings, which would be fast as greased cheese.  It processes everything in a hugely generic way including checking the environment hasn't changed encoding /at every single call/05:02
thommako: yeah05:02
makolatin-* is totally like a venereal diesase05:02
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ograhmm, greased cheese05:03
sladenmjt: there are few problems.  UTF-8 is true goodness is a marmite sandwich/05:03
mjtsladen: the "generic way" here isn't really the cause of slowness.  It's thwe way *how* that generic way is done05:03
makosladen: i was with you up to marmite sandwich05:03
thomi think most of the world will agree with the marmite comparison05:04
danielsvegemite > marmite05:04
thomwindows > vegemite05:05
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danielswarm beer < vegemite05:05
ogramako: https://www.debianshells.de/ubuntu_explode/05:06
sladen''Ubuntu goes so fast it will blow your computer apart''05:08
ograhehe05:08
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makoogra: how did that happen?05:09
ograactually its too fast for me....if i wanna login at the console while the system boots i always type my pw in the middle of "starting postfix..."05:09
ogramako: no idea...someone posted this to #ubunut today05:10
ograubuntu05:10
ograindeed05:10
ogramako: was not his, he dug it up himself as a joke...dunno where it originally comes from05:11
makoit's just the live cd :)05:11
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krixhey05:14
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makoKamion: so05:16
makoKamion: :)05:16
srbakerhey everyone05:17
srbakermako, are you still the debian donation guy?05:17
makosrbaker: hola! :)05:17
makosrbaker: i'm one of them.. robster is much more active05:17
srbakerokay.05:17
makoKamion: someone wants to put ubuntu on the front a cd by next week05:18
srbakeri either need to find a home for this PA-RISC D-Class, or find a donation of some RAM, so i can set up a PA-RISC buildd05:18
krixhm. anybody knows some bug in hoary with xorg and nvidia binary drivers ?05:18
srbakerin fact, i was thinking of using it as an ubuntu buildd.  but i need RAM and disks05:18
krixxorg cannot load the GLX module it says no such module05:18
srbakeri have disks offered, but i need ram.05:18
krixi heared on #ubuntu that it is a know bug and it will be fixed today 05:18
krixbut when? :)05:18
makolamont: you interested/know anything about such things ^^ ?05:18
srbakerthe ram is just too expensive for me to afford right now05:19
makoKamion: sort of next-weekish.. 05:19
makoKamion: so... how hard would it be to make a warty+security updates image?05:20
makoKamion: or do you advise against this?05:20
Kamionmako: I thought Mark had decided against that05:20
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Kamionmako: probably not hard, I haven't looked at it because we decided not to do it :)05:21
makoKamion: right, we did05:21
Kamionbut I'll have a look if you like, just won't publish it anywhere particularly obvious for now05:21
makoKamion: but someone else is going to printing up a gazillian cds :)05:21
makoKamion: and they had requested that05:22
Kamionok05:22
Kamionmako: warty-security and warty-updates (e.g. calendars) or just warty-security?05:23
makothe updates could go, or not.. i don't think they'd notice if they weren't there :)05:24
makoKamion: i'll send an email to this guy again and cc you05:25
Kamionok, please05:25
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mdzKamion: did you get the rescue mode in the installer working to your liking?05:40
thommako: DefaultCharset on rookery is UTF-8 now05:46
makothom: traffic is beautiful again :)05:48
makothom: thanks!05:48
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fabbioneimpressing...06:14
fabbionethe ibook go and get a nap is compiling...06:15
Kamionmdz: it's tolerable; hm, I suppose I should get that in before UVF, shouldn't I?06:19
=== Kamion builds quickly
fabbioneKamion: i will have a few ppc kernels to test for you tomorrow.. do you think you can allocate time?06:24
fabbioneKamion: it's for the ibook sleep patch..06:24
fabbionebefore i will upload it in a couple of days or so...06:24
Kamionfabbione: should be able to yeah06:25
fabbioneKamion: cool. i will hook up elmo too since he bitched about them :P06:25
Kamionmdz: rescue-{check,mode} uploaded and added to installer seed, but it's in Debian NEW06:25
lamontsorry - fire call06:26
sjoerdfabbione: if you've got a ppc sleep patch that builds against vanilla 2.6.10, could you throw it in my direction too :)06:26
mdzKamion: UVF hasn't happened yet?  elmo?06:26
lamontsrbaker: we can certainly get you some RAM06:27
fabbionesjoerd: i have the one from benh manually rediffed on top our 3 or 4 tons of patches...06:27
lamontfwiw, ia.mmjgroup.com/ubuntu/quinn-diff/list.stage[12] .hppa has the status of my bootstrapping effort.06:27
fabbionesjoerd: and that one is only for ibook g4 AFAIK06:27
mdzKamion: does that mean you're waiting for them to come in from Debian?  If so, please upload directly to Ubuntu instead06:27
Kamiontoo late, but I could upload 0.1ubuntu1 with no changes06:28
sjoerdfabbione: if that's based on the one i originally send you, then it works on albooks too06:28
fabbionesjoerd: check 475906:28
fabbionethat's the one i have06:28
fabbioneand well.. it compiles on 2.6.10.. no idea if it works06:28
fabbionei can't test it06:29
lamontsrbaker: I don't really think that debian needs another buildd right now - the one we have is idle most of the time06:29
fabbionelamont: 40306:29
srbakerlamont, i want to port ubuntu06:29
lamontfabbione: somehow, I'm not surprised.06:29
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fabbionesrbaker: what arch?06:29
srbakerfabbione, parisc06:29
fabbioneah ok06:29
froudseb128, I belive you are doing the packaging?06:29
seb128for ?06:30
lamontsrbaker: 334 pkgs from main in needs-build in stage2,  5 on stage106:30
Kamionlamont: speaking of, how come hppa hasn't built charmap.app? :)06:30
frouddo you package the docs06:30
seb128which docs ?06:30
srbakerlamont, can ubuntu use another buildd?06:30
thomyes, seb does everything. we just watch and laugh06:30
seb128there is plenty of doc in the archive06:30
froudseb128, ubuntu06:30
seb128yeah, I do the whole ubuntu06:30
sjoerdfabbione: that works on albooks too.. I started rediffing it against 2.6.10 myself, but it got tiresome really fast :)06:30
seb128all the other guys here are useless bot06:30
seb128look at thom :p06:30
lamontsrbaker: well, I figure I'll have stage2 happy before weekend  at the rate it's going.  There is certainly some development work needed for a parisc port06:31
thomseb128: i'll reassign my firefox bugs to you then06:31
fabbionesjoerd: i have it for the ubuntu kernels. no idea if it applies on vanilla 2.6.1006:31
srbakerwell, i'm wanting to play with the parisc box.   i might like to help06:31
froudseb128, I am writing OMF files for scrollkeeper06:31
seb128thom: just reassign the gtk, people tend to like that :p06:31
fabbioneseb128: COOL! i can give you the kernel06:31
lamontsrbaker: right now, the biggest benefit from the hppa buildd I have running is that it's finding a bunch of bit-rot ftbfs's06:31
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srbakeri just know i have a big, heavy sonofabitch that i can't use without ram and disks.06:31
seb128was a joke dudes :p06:31
srbakerand i'd like to see it put to good use06:31
froudseb128, need to know what category to define06:31
sjoerdfabbione: could you send it this way, then we'll know fast enough :)06:31
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seb128froud: in fact thom did the doc-base/omf/yelp integration06:32
froudseb128, <subject category="System|Other"/>06:32
fabbionesjoerd: i am already building ppc kernels.. but yes.. if you want to make your ppc die faster... be my guest06:32
froudOK06:32
froudthom, you here06:32
seb128but I can try to reply, just ask your question06:32
frouddo you understand OMF files06:33
froudI need the value for <subject category="System|Other"/>06:33
thomfor what?06:33
froudwhat category do we use06:33
froudthom, ubuntu documents06:33
fabbionesjoerd: people.u.c/~fabbione/ibookg4-sleep-7.dpatch06:33
sjoerdfabbione: thanks :)06:33
thomgood grief. about what?06:34
froudthom, I am writing docs and preparing scrollkeeper stuff06:34
froudin OMF files06:34
froudwe must define <subject category="System|Other"/>06:34
froudwhat category do we put Ubuntu User Guide, FAQ Guide, QUICK Guide06:34
froudinto06:35
lamontsrbaker: I can certainly provide a list of packages with issues, there seem to be some kernel issues that crap out the db4.3 and python2.4 builds, wrt mutexes and threading (which could well be mutexes again)06:35
thomGeneral|Linux|Ubuntu would seem reasonable, but have you read the OMF documents that describe how you choose? if you've not, please do so06:36
froudthom, yes but that does mean I will be right :-)06:36
froudthom, better to ask IMHO06:37
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froudthom, do you think we need a seriedid for each doc or one for all06:37
thomno, much better to read rather than waste other people's time.06:37
thomplease, PLEASE read the docs06:37
froudstrange, I thought of a different category06:38
froudthna you and read the docs06:38
froudwell I wont WASTE YOUR TIME. THANKS06:38
fabbioneChangeSet@1.2097, 2005-01-04 21:31:38-08:00, jamagallon@able.es06:40
fabbione  [PATCH]  make gconfig work with gtk-2.406:40
fabbioneamen :-)06:40
fabbioneseb128: you were faster tho :-)06:40
seb128ah ah06:40
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lamontand then cron.hourly gets run06:41
lamontwoot.  more packages installed in stage 2 than needs-build :-)06:42
Keybukmdz: answer to your mail is that ltmain.sh and libtool.m4 are out-of-sync most likely06:44
mdzKeybuk: hmm, they're both unchanged from upstream06:45
fabbionelamont: congratulation06:47
fabbioneand i am off for dinner06:47
fabbionecya tomorrow guys06:47
lamontlater fabbione 06:48
Keybukmdz: grep "^TIMESTAMP" ltmain.sh && grep "serial.*LIBTOOL" *.m406:48
mdzTIMESTAMP=" (1.1220.2.94 2004/04/10 16:27:27)"06:48
mdz# serial 46 AC_PROG_LIBTOOL06:48
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Keybukmdz: yeah, that looks totally off-kilter to me :p06:52
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Keybukneeds libtoolize, aclocal and autoconf to be run06:53
lamontKamion: because we don't likes it.06:55
lamontKamion: which is to say, dunno completely yet - I gave it back last night, but still no build love.06:57
mdzKeybuk: as long as I have your ear, I have a very strange problem in the same tree, where ldd says that flac is linked with both libFLAC.so.4 and libFLAC.so.6, but there is only a NEEDED for libFLAC.so.606:57
Keybukmdz: something deeper in the dep tree linking with .so.4 ?06:58
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Keybukldd traverses the tree, objdump doesn't06:58
lamontKamion: buildd happier now, it'll get to charmap.app sometime soonish06:58
mdzKeybuk: nothing even mentions it; I grepped the entire tree06:58
mdzKeybuk: it gets weirder06:59
Keybukodd06:59
mdzKeybuk: if I move libFLAC.so.4 out of the way, it runs just fine06:59
mdzKeybuk: and ldd quits mentioning it06:59
Keybukno LD_PRELOAD or anything?06:59
mdznope06:59
Keybukoh, hang on06:59
Keybukwhere's .so.4 ?06:59
mdz/usr/lib07:00
Keybukok07:00
Kamionlamont: thanks07:00
mdzI have v4 installed on the system and am building a new release which bumps to v607:00
mdzthe flac binary was linked with a gcc command line which does not mention libFLAC.so.4 or -lFLAC anywhere; it explicitly links with the versions in the tree (via libtool)07:01
Keybukthere was a libtool bug where it linked the wrong thing, are you sure it's really linking the right things?07:01
mdzKamion: what would be a good time to set up a weekly cron job to rsync the DVD image?07:02
Kamionmdz: not entirely sure yet :)07:02
Kamionmdz: Sunday afternoon pretty much guaranteed, though07:02
Kamion(UTC)07:02
mdzKeybuk: I wonder if it isn't related to the libtool weirdness07:03
mdzI'l try re-libtoolizing it07:03
lamontKamion: looks like ~1hour or so (python2.3 is ahead of it)07:03
Kamionlamont: ok; if it could make today's dinstall so the gnustep transition in testing can happen that would be fantastic07:04
lamontKamion: should07:06
mdzelmo: what's your timeline for UpstreamVersionFreeze?07:07
mdz(if it isn't done already)07:07
thommdz: can i sneak mozilla in under the wire? (it's building now) (fixes a security vuln)07:08
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azeemmako: is there a mailing-list I can subscribe to in order to get a text version of Ubuntu Traffic, similar to debian-news WRT DWN?07:32
makoazeem: ubuntu-news07:32
mako:)07:32
azeemhow convenient :)07:32
azeemcheers07:32
makothat list is undersubscribed07:33
ogramako: you dont shout loud enough.....07:33
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azeem"You can sign up for any of the mailing lists summarized here at http://lists.ubuntu.com."07:33
ogra:)07:34
azeemmako: maybe you could add: "Signup for ubuntu-news to recieve Ubuntu Traffic via mail weekly"07:34
sjoerdfabbione: seems you left out one function from the old patch, but otherwise the patch worked... time to reboot and kill the machine :)07:38
fabbionesjoerd: what function?07:38
fabbioneif a function is missing gcc would complain...07:38
sjoerddfs_get_cpu_speed07:39
sjoerdyeah, build failed here the first time07:39
fabbioneit doesn't here07:39
makoazeem: good idea.. i will07:39
sjoerdmaybe it's in one of the other ubuntu patches then07:39
sjoerdfabbione: it's a ppc only function btw07:39
fabbionesjoerd: could be. i have a big fat acpi patch applied that is not upstream yet07:40
ografabbione: dmesg log is on its way07:40
fabbioneogra: thanks for the test!07:40
ogralol07:40
fabbioneogra: it's not a FritZ bug...07:40
ograbut ?07:40
fabbioneit's the mISDN core that is buggy07:41
ograahh, thats what i thought when i saw the DEBUG stuff07:41
fabbioneDive into mISDN_register07:41
fabbionekobject_register failed for fcpci (-17)07:41
fabbione [<c01ad695>]  kobject_register+0x57/0x5907:41
fabbioneBUM07:41
ograyup07:41
fabbionethat Dive is calling a more general mISDN function.07:41
ograit will try to shuffle the modules around a bit....lets see07:42
fabbioneno i need to add more debugging stuff07:42
fabbionethere is no point in shuffling07:42
ograthe hisax shouldnt get loaded there (which is done by default)07:42
makoazeem: i added a whole paragraph about getting ubuntu traffic to traffic07:43
makoazeem: email, rss, web, etc07:43
fabbionesjoerd: actually powerpc isn't built yet. only power3 and 407:43
ografabbione: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/IsdnHowto07:44
makoazeem: it will go out with the next issue.. hopefully later today07:44
azeemcool07:44
azeemso I need to hurry up to subscribe :)07:45
ografabbione: it shouldnt oops, but still the wrong modules are loaded by default07:45
fabbioneogra: hmmmm do you have the other modules blacklisted?07:45
fabbionei think that the 2 modules can't be loaded at the same time07:45
fabbioneand that might cause the oops07:45
ografabbione: nope, but also this shouldnt oops07:45
fabbioneogra: it might oops if there is some kind of crappyness in both the drivers07:46
ografabbione: it should just complain and stop loading07:46
fabbioneogra: not necessarely07:46
ogratrue07:46
fabbionei have seen really weird stuff when it goes to modules07:46
mvo_fabbione: have you seen my additon to the bug? the output of your debug module?07:46
fabbionelike alsa and oss loaded at the same time sharing the same card07:46
ograi'll go and try....but mvo is already doing dialin tests...07:46
fabbionemvo_: no thanks.. ogra's one is enough07:46
mvo_fabbione: I added a new attachment to #519307:48
Kamionelmo: I'm going to need that gpgv-udeb soon; have you had a chance to look at the patch?07:48
fabbioneHMMM07:48
fabbioneogra: i think i will need you to test another fritz module...07:48
ograk07:48
fabbionemvo_: is that from what? it doesn't show the oops..07:49
fabbionethat one seems to load fine...07:50
ograDEBUG: AVM Fritz: err = pci_register_driver(&fcpci_driver);07:50
mvo_fabbione: it may be a additonal data-point. inserting the module once gives that output (it dosn't detect the card and exits). inserting it a second time crashs the machine hard07:50
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fabbionemvo_: yeah... 07:51
fabbionei think i know the problem07:51
fabbioneand the solution07:51
mvo_fabbione: cool!07:51
ogra:-D07:51
fabbionerm -f debian/patches/misdn.dpatch07:51
fabbionewhoops07:51
ograhehe07:51
fabbioneEWINDOW07:51
mvo_:-D07:52
fabbioneactually..07:52
fabbionemost of the mISDN work is in german07:52
fabbionewhat about you 2 germans writing to upstream?07:52
fabbioneand ask for info?07:52
fabbionei don07:52
mvo_fabbione: I can certainly do that07:52
fabbionei don't get a clue of what happens on 3/4 of the mailing list07:53
fabbionebecause it's crypto encoded in a strange way07:53
mdzthom: if elmo hasn't locked it down yet, go for it07:53
ograyou mean like italian ?07:53
sivanganybody have an idea why my Xorg won't let the gnome resolution chooser choose more then 640x480 on the laptop? I have tried several times to dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and check all the possible resolutions and nothing works..07:54
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fabbioneogra: like german07:55
fabbione;)07:55
ogramdz: i looked at pittis current version of hwfu....the detection stuff is easy done....how many of the interfaces have to be in place in feb ?07:56
ografabbione: :)07:56
mdzogra: which interfaces are possible?07:56
fabbionesjoerd: right.... arch/ppc/platforms/pmac_cpufreq.c:462: error: `dfs_get_cpu_speed' undeclared (first use in this function)07:58
fabbionebut now... I DIFFED ALL THESE FILES MANUALLY TO NOT LOSE ANYTHING07:58
fabbioneWTF IS WRONG07:58
ograhmm, hard to evaluate...07:58
sjoerdfabbione: and it goes into suspend, but never gets out :)07:59
sjoerdmaybe you missed something else too...07:59
mdzogra: when you speak of interfaces, are you talking about PCI, USB, etc.?07:59
ograsivang: are you still interested in building the Web-based hardware database ?07:59
ogramdz: nope, i mean the cross references to X, hotplug etc08:00
fabbionesjoerd: no. i am afraid we need to wait for benh08:00
sjoerdfabbione: well it was a nice try :)08:00
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fabbioneit's not worth one day of my time08:01
sjoerdfabbione: how's sparc and 2.6.10 coming :)08:01
fabbionesjoerd: dunno.. haven't tested yet.. but the ffb on sparc is broken08:01
fabbionei read the patch today08:01
fabbionethat marks it as such08:02
mdzogra: hotplug and X (discover1's X info) would be the most important08:02
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mdzogra: the important part as far as the release process is to get the data collection piece into hoary08:03
ogramdz: ok, but for both i cant promise anything, but i'll do my best... :)08:03
mdzogra: with the ability to submit data from the user's system08:03
ogramdz: as i said, the data collection stuff is easy.... pitti prepared it _very_ well08:03
mdzogra: ok, as far as the freeze is concerned, we can be more flexible with the server side08:04
mdzwhich includes the cross-referencing08:04
Kamionoh, can somebody be assigned to work on making sure that everything necessary from discover1's database is in hotplug?08:04
mdzbecause that isn't going into the distribution08:04
lamontKamion: charmap.app uploaded08:04
Kamionit would be a shame if we regressed hardware support08:04
sjoerdfabbione: i'm not using that, so that's not the problem08:04
Kamionlamont: great, thanks!08:04
ogramdz: ah, fine :)08:04
mjthotplug does not contain a "hardware database" as discover does08:08
Kamionmjt: yes, I know, but the kernel still has big lists of PCI ids and we should make sure that anything that needs to be added there is added08:09
mjthotplug uses a "database" from built from modules in current kernel08:09
Kamionwhen I said hotplug I meant the kernel side08:09
mdzKamion: I still have the program I wrote which compares them08:10
ograKamion: i think the hotplug side can be done with hwfu ...08:10
Kamionin particular there have been some drivers during hoary so far found to be missing MODULE_DEVICE_TABLE08:10
mdzthere are only 145 entries which need manual examination08:10
KeybukKamion: I would be shocked if there was missing stuff in the kernel08:10
Keybukas discover wouldn't be any use for those devices either08:10
KamionKeybuk: there has been a mere matter of months ago08:10
mdzKeybuk: not all drivers support hotplug yet08:10
KamionKeybuk: nope, discover worked fine08:10
Keybuk(the module wouldn't bother configuring the device)08:10
KamionKeybuk: it was sk98lin if you want to go back and look08:10
mjtif a module misses pcimap for example, it will not work08:11
KamionKeybuk: worked fine, I have the hardware08:11
Keybuka PCI device?08:11
Kamionyes08:11
Keybukhow did the module know what device you wanted it to use when you loaded it?08:11
Kamionit listed the PCI ids in the module, but didn't export them to hotplug08:11
mdzKeybuk: skge didn't, until we patched it, but it's now fixed upstream08:11
Keybukoh, that's a bit odd08:11
mdzit used the old method08:11
Keybukahh, legacy driver, that kinda makes sense08:11
mdzwhich didn't integrate with hotplug08:11
Keybuk(it doesn't export to hotplug, but rather depmod)08:11
Kamionit seems not entirely unlikely that there are more such drivers kicking around08:11
mjtspeaking of pci, there's no support for "legacy drivers" in 2.6 anymore08:12
Keybukmjt: hmm, such as?08:12
mjtif a module is a driver for some pci device, it have to export module_pci_map08:12
Keybukoh, you mean the "keep up with the kernel API or loose" controversy? :-/08:13
mjtor to implement half a pci subsystem internally ;)08:13
mdzmjt: look at the sk98lin driver in 2.6.8.108:13
mjtdriver model changed alot in 2.608:14
Keybukkobjecty pci drivers are pretty easy to write08:14
mdzKamion: do you need to do a d-i upload to get the rescue mode stuff in?08:14
Kamionmdz: yes, but there'll be plenty of d-i uploads between now and featurefreeze at least, anyway08:14
mdzKamion: just wondering if I could try it out08:14
Kamionah08:15
mjtugh, that's a large driver...08:15
KamionI'll do the d-i upload as soon as it's NEWed08:15
Kamionwill need bootloader tweaks too08:15
mdzspeaking of which, was elmo around while I was asleep?08:15
Kamionat least if you want to get into rescue mode in a way that doesn't involve explicitly booting with rescue/enable=true :)08:15
KamionI haven't seen elmo since this morning UK time08:15
mdzI don't suppose he mentioned anything about the freeze08:16
Keybukare we freezing?08:16
fabbioneKeybuk: yeah...08:16
Kamionhe was wrestling with udev breakage in chroots08:16
KamionKeybuk: upstream version freeze08:16
fabbioneKeybuk: mind to turn on the heating?08:16
mdzI hope that elmo did the freeze, because I just uploaded a very broken version of flac to sid08:20
Keybukwould you like mom to stop filing bugs?08:20
mdzI figured we'd do it at the same time as executing the freeze, but I don't suppose it truly matters08:21
Keybukok, just say when08:21
mdzthey ought to be fairly close, though08:21
mdzwaiting for elmo to reappear08:21
Keybukjust start talking about him, that usually works08:22
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mdzKeybuk: I've been trying that for hours :-P08:22
Keybukbut are you being insulting?08:23
mdznot particularly08:23
Keybukahh, well there you go then08:23
fabbioneelmo: SPARC!08:25
fabbione:P08:25
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lamontlinhwc.c:63:36: X11/extensions/xf86dga.h: No such file or directory08:26
lamontlinhwc.c:64:38: X11/extensions/xf86vmode.h: No such file or directory08:26
lamontwhat F^*()^ build-dep is it missing?08:26
fabbionelibext-dev ?08:26
lamonthrm libxext-dev is there...08:26
fabbionexlibs-static-dev08:27
fabbionebut hell...08:27
fabbionemy Contents-i386 hasn't been updated since Oct..08:28
fabbionewait08:28
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fabbionelibxxf86dga-dev libxxf86vm-dev08:29
fabbionelamont: these 208:29
lamontthanks08:29
fabbioneelmo: can you please update the Contents at least once a week please?08:29
fabbionethey are very useful to track build-dep08:29
lamontfabbione: but they take too long... :-)08:30
mdzmjg59: my laptop just shit itself when a GL screensaver activated after having resumed from swsusp08:30
mdzmjg59: is that normal?08:30
fabbionelamont: my sparc that is almost a doorstopper can manage the sparc archive in less than 2 minutes...08:30
fabbionelamont: with all the power in the DC it should take less than that :P08:30
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Keybuk"Writing spam ..."08:49
Keybuk^ absolute proof that mutt is evil08:49
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Kamionhm, obviously nobody's tested today's daily CD yet ... :)08:59
=== Kamion fix0rs
lamontKamion: the cute part is watching the daily build logs as it retries every half hour.08:59
Kamionlamont: my comment was orthogonal :)09:00
lamontah, was wondering how xine would break the daily CD...09:00
Kamiontzsetup-udeb/base-config screwed; bloody hard to test that combination :-/09:00
Kamionat least before uploading09:00
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lamontKamion: after the gym, I'll upload a new libpaper... will be interesting to see what that does on the daily CD when en_US is selected09:02
lamontanyway, must run.  back in a couple hours or so09:02
mjt"Ubuntu as an ideal Entreprise Linux solution"... wtf is that?!09:15
makomjt: its business speak09:15
makomjt: it may not actually mean anything :)09:15
makomjt: but a lot of people think it does09:15
mjtoh well, business speak... ok when ;)09:16
jdubelmo: ping09:30
mjtis rsync:archive.ubuntu.com for official mirrors only?09:30
mjtgetting Packages and Sources using rsync is more efficient than http, but there's a small limit on concurrent rsyncds running on the server - much less than ftp/http09:32
mjg59fabbione: http://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/patches/swsusp-speedup.dpatch09:33
mdzseb128: any idea why I'm experiencing bug #1234 again?09:35
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mjg59fabbione: Plus http://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/patches/swsusp-platform-devices.dpatch09:39
mdzfabbione: any reason to delay switching to 2.6.10 as default?09:39
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kezzanybody tell me if there's a public cvs for ubuntu?09:43
mdzKamion: is there an easy way to skip the first CD scan?  I'm curious as to whether it is actually pessimizing things09:43
jdubkezz: we're not using version control for most of our work at this stage, public code versioning is in the package repository :)09:43
kezzhow bout the source?09:44
jdubthe package repository includes source09:44
jdubsource packages09:44
kezzah cool09:44
kezzthanks a lot09:44
seb128mdz: nop, nautilus-cd-burner has not changed for weeks. Perhaps the news dbus/hal ?09:48
mdzseb128: I first noticed it happening again in early Dec09:48
mdzsee #123409:48
mdzit was fixed in Warty, but has regressed somehow09:48
seb128oh right, I've not checked the dates09:48
seb128will investigate on it09:48
seb128jdub: have you read this desktop file/security issue stuff ?09:49
mjg59fabbione: Ok, current state of things with respect to swsusp on PPC is that there's no sane patch09:51
jdubseb128: yeah09:57
seb128mdz: the patch got dropped somewhere 09:57
mdzaha09:57
mjg59fabbione: And benh needs to release a StR patch for 2.6.10 - his last one comes nowhere near applying09:57
seb128there is no debian/patches in the package09:57
seb128mdz: fixing it right now09:57
mdzseb128: great, thanks09:57
seb128np09:58
seb128jdub: any opinion on it ?09:58
mdzKamion: your DVD image worked for me, at least up to the partitioner (which is as far as I could take it at the moment, not being prepared to wipe it again quite yet)09:58
mdz(i386)09:58
jdubseb128: mail sent :)10:01
stvnanyone know if ubuntu supports the 'Science' application category? (from the fd.o menu-spec)10:01
seb128jdub: thanks :)10:01
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seb128mdz: in fact the feature is in the new upstream version of ncb, that's why I dropped the patch. I've just tried here, it works fine. I've included instruction to get the debug log in the bug report, let me know if there is something useful in the log.10:21
mdzseb128: ok, I'll try it again10:22
mdzseb128: I followed your instructions, but did not see any debug output (the nautilus process exited immediately after opening a window)10:30
seb128you need to close all the nautilus windows10:31
seb128or it keeps running10:31
seb128so doesn't attach in the console10:31
mdzok10:32
mdzseb128: ok, it runs in the foreground now, but still no debug output10:33
mdzseb128: /appse/nautilus-cd-burner/debug = true10:33
mdzs/appse/apps/10:33
seb128even when you launch the CD burning ?10:34
mdzyes10:34
seb128weird10:34
mdzup to the point of the 'Disc is busy' dialog anyway10:34
mdzwhich is as far as it can go unless I unmount it by hand10:34
seb128ok, perhaps it doesn't log at this point10:34
seb128it log about the iso creation and the cdrecord output10:35
seb128basically mkisofs/cdrecord outputs in fact10:35
seb128(looking on the code)10:37
seb128sjoerd: here ?10:40
sjoerdseb128: yeah10:41
seb128any idea on this issue ? 10:41
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seb128sjoerd: nautilus-cd-burner doesn't want to umount the device before recording10:41
sjoerdit uses gnome-vfs for unmounting right ?10:42
seb128mdz: in hal-device-manager, for the CD, what values do you have for volume.disc.type ?10:43
seb128sjoerd: correct10:43
seb128cd-recorder.c -> unmount_drive () in the ncb sources10:44
mdzseb128: dvd_plus_rw10:44
seb128hum10:45
seb128case CD_MEDIA_TYPE_CD:10:45
seb128case CD_MEDIA_TYPE_DVD:10:45
seb128case CD_MEDIA_TYPE_DVD_RAM:10:45
seb128return FALSE;10:45
sjoerdseb128: which version ? (in 2.8.6 it does the unmounting itself)10:45
seb128case CD_MEDIA_TYPE_DVD_PLUS_RW:10:46
seb128return TRUE;10:46
seb128sjoerd: 2.8.6, I thought it was using gnomevfs, but perhaps not ...10:46
sjoerdseb128: no it isn't10:46
seb128oh yes10:46
seb128I should add a pumount in the list10:46
sjoerdright10:46
seb128why is that working here ?!10:46
sjoerdseb128: because your cdrom is in fstab10:46
sjoerdmdz: can you umount your driver as user with umount ?10:47
mdzsjoerd: no, only pumount10:47
seb128ok, that's it so10:47
mdzseb128: maybe you have an entry in fstab?10:47
seb128mdz: yep10:47
mdzah10:47
sjoerdseb128: please patch it in debian too :)10:47
seb128sjoerd: I'm patching in debian and waiting for the sync :)10:47
sjoerdeven better ;)10:47
seb128mdz: ok, bug found so, thanks10:48
seb128thanks sjoerd too (I've pinged a bit fast, but speaking about an issue always help :p)10:48
sjoerdseb128: np10:49
seb128oh, taaz is connected10:49
seb128cool :)10:49
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amuhmm, isnt it possible to preconfigure Xorg with a shell-script, ex. with "chroot /mnt/ Xorg -configure" this line is just ignored ?!?     11:02
amuif i put a chroot /mnt/ strace -o /tmp/X.out Xorg -configure to it, also ignored. No output from strace in /tmp/11:04
ograamu: what about /mnt/tmp ?11:08
amunix 11:08
ograhmm11:08
ograamu: apt-cache show dchroot ?11:13
amuogra: hmm but i'm root  11:14
ograamu: hmm, true11:14
amuogra: what's about this, i call from the livescript, a sript in the chroot which starts the command?  11:15
ograamu: hmm, if this works, then  Xorg -configure should work too11:17
ograamu: does xorg need /proc or /sys ? i think they are not exported automatically to the chroot11:21
amui mount them before calling the command :) 11:23
amuPATH is also fine ... 11:23
amuogra: a final chroot /mnt & | && Xorg -configure will also not work.11:26
mdz& | && ??11:26
ograrather: chroot /mnt && Xorg -configure 11:26
amumdz: | == or 11:27
amumdz: chroot /mnt & Xorg -configure or chroot /mnt && Xorg -configure 11:28
mdz| == pipe11:28
mdzyou want "chroot /mnt Xorg -configure"11:28
amuyep 11:29
ogramdz: yep, thats the prob11:29
amumdz: the command give null output  11:29
ograamu: chroot /mnt touch /tmp/blah ?11:29
ograis the file created ?11:30
amuogra: work  11:30
ograstrange11:30
amuogra: correct11:32
ograamu: you also tried Xorg with full path (even if PATH is set) ?11:33
amuogra: i've no other idea, than calling it in an other script inside the chroot. But the mainproblem is why it isnt executed.   11:33
ograamu: what did daniels say yesterday ?11:34
amuogra: yep, it's the same with or without ... another idea is i've to use '  11:34
ograamu: would have been my next guess :)11:35
amumaybe chroot thinks -configure is another argument ?!? i thought i'll ask here before stupid trying :)  11:36
amuogra: and google say nothing about :( 11:36
mjtworks here... ;)11:36
bluefoxicyhttp://www.netsplit.com/software/gnome-space-chart/  Ubuntu needs this the release after it goes pubilc  :P11:36
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bluefoxicybut anyway11:37
bluefoxicyanyone know about how big Gnome itself is?11:37
amumjt: could you send me please a strace of it 11:37
ograamu: i dont think chroot thinks -configure is another argument according to the infopage11:38
mjtamu: no i can't: because i've no xorg here really, only xfree86... ;)11:38
ogramjt: so how do you know it works for you ?11:39
amumjt: xfree would be also fine 11:39
ograamu: can you do it manually step by step ? (first chroot and the run Xorg ?)11:40
mjtit's more than 800meg11:40
amuogra: yep that works :) 11:40
mjtand the only difference between chroot and non-chroot is the chroot call itself11:41
ograamu: even with the -configure ?11:41
mjt(i mounted /proc and /dev in the jail.. jfyi)11:41
ograhmm, dev11:41
amumjt: yeah a diff woould be enough 11:41
mjtthere's NO diff11:42
mjtie, if i do chroot strace XFree... and just strace XFree11:42
mjtsure if i do strace chroot XFree.. there's an extra chroot+exec call11:42
mjtthere's alot of differences in timestamps and pids11:43
amuogra: yeah, i did it manually before and it works 11:43
amumjt: you run a -configure ? 11:43
mjtlemme look..11:44
mjtyes.11:44
mjtbut it failed... ;)11:45
=== mjt makes /dev/mouse symlink...
amumjt: the problem isnt starting X, sorry if I did not explain myself correctly 11:45
jdubthom: ping?11:46
mjtnow it completed successefully -- Xfree wants /dev/mouse to be here11:46
amu..oo00 11:47
ograamu: -allowMouseOpenFail11:48
amumjt: but good idea i've a new hoary chroot for myself :) i didnt checked it on my local system :)  11:49
mjtgood idea? wich one? ;)11:49
amuboth ;) 11:49
amuogra: mjt: thx ... 11:50
mjthmm11:50
mjteither way, strace should not produce no output11:51
amusomethimes it helps if you just tell your problem to other, meanwhile you get other ideas ;)    11:51
ogra:)11:51
amumjt: right11:51
sensebendthanks Ubuntu devs for the new GAIM and k3b in the hoary repo :)11:52
amumjt: ex. set an exit before the command is executed, running it by hand, so i can watch what happen, the script just die's   11:53
=== mjt can't understand what "set an exit" means... ;)
amumjt: exit0 to the shell  11:55
mdzKamion: did you get my message about cdrom-detect not doing what we expected?12:01
mdzKamion: never mind, I think I'm on crack12:01

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