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Kamionhm, that looks slightly more reasonable now12:12
amumdz: successfully builded images for powerpc,amd64 and i386 12:12
lamontKamion: you want urls, eh>12:12
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mdzamu: by hand?12:13
Kamionmdz: give http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20050107/hoary-live-i386.iso a try12:13
amumdz: by script 12:13
mdzKamion: can you make rsync:// work?12:14
Kamionit does12:14
mdz@ERROR: Unknown module 'daily-live'12:14
Kamionput /cdimage/ first12:14
Kamionbut there's a maxconn limit :(12:14
mdz@ERROR: max connections (15) reached - try again later12:14
mdzgah12:14
Kamionyou have an account on little, rsync over ssh :)12:15
mdzwhat's the local path?12:15
Kamionmdz: /srv/cdimage.no-name-yet.com/www/full/daily-live/2005010712:16
lamontew.  something bloated.12:16
lamont637MB12:16
lamontKamion: i386 is there12:16
amulamont: amd64?12:17
lamontamu: building12:17
Kamionlamont: ok, but won't be able to do anything with it until tomorrow12:17
amulamont: the amd64 image is 100mb bigger compared to i38612:18
amu*** Error -5 compressing block 0! (compressed=0x7fbffff830, len=548682070016, uncompressed=0x526010, blocksize=65536)12:18
amu./livecd.sh: line 130:  1630 Segmentation fault      create_compressed_fs $IMG 65536 >livecd.cloop12:18
Kamionok, I'm off for the night now ...12:18
amuKamion: n812:19
mdztotal size is 547250176  speedup is 81.0612:19
mdznot bad12:19
mdzKamion: night12:19
mdzamu: I have a quest for you12:19
mdzamu: we need to find out what is doing so much writing during startup on the live CD12:19
mdzeek12:20
mdzKamion: it's broke12:20
amumdz: i#ll look to it 12:20
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mdzamu: it uses like 15M of snapshot space just to boot12:20
mdzKamion: could not find kernel image: linux12:20
amumdz: means memoryuseage is d-i + 15M ? 12:21
Kamionmdz: did you explicitly type 'linux' at the boot prompt?12:21
mdzamu: dmsetup status /dev/mapper/casper-snapshot12:21
mdzKamion: I tried both pressing enter and typing 'linux'12:22
Kamionbleh, ok, maybe isolinux defaults to linux or something12:22
lamontaum: note that the script has probably changed since you grabbed a copy...12:22
mdzwhat should the name be?12:22
Kamionit's probably broken, let me attempt to fix/rebuild12:22
amumdz: which version we talking? Kamion's? your's? mine? 12:23
mdzamu: they should all have the same characteristics12:24
amulamont: ok, still same place? 12:24
mdzamu: run dmsetup status /dev/mapper/casper-snapshot12:24
lamontamu: not quite yet...12:24
KamionAARGH, MY CAPS LOCK OR SHIFT KEY OR SOMETHING IS STUCK12:24
mdzKamion: if it's not trivial to fix, it can wait, don't lose sleep over it12:26
Kamionmdz: try 20050107.1, see how it goes12:26
mdzKamion: same result12:27
Kamionerk, I was doing repeated >isolinux.cfg rather than >>isolinux.cfg12:28
Kamion20050107.2 will happen in a moment and should fix that problem; in the meantime bed :)12:29
Kamiontry that when it appears in a few minutes12:29
Kamionit's up12:30
elmooh! mirnyy has space now; I can round-robin cdimage too12:31
elmo[<de-randomizing>that'll help with the rsync limits</>] 12:31
mdzrsyncing12:32
mdzelmo: oh, the limit is for the sake of server resources (rather than bandwidth)?12:32
mdzKamion: booting now12:32
elmomdz: totally resources - 25 was hitting the box so hard, colin couldn't sync a sounder image12:33
mdzmy word12:34
mdzsomebody needs to fix rsync12:34
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lamont+ create_compressed_fs livecd.fsimg 6553612:38
lamontOpening input: File too large12:38
lamontHrmpf.12:38
lamontmdz: so how do you feel about just making the file system an even maxint in size?12:38
mdzlamont: that's fine, but we ought to fix create_compressed_fs12:39
mdzshould be trivial12:39
lamontyeah12:39
lamontelmo about?12:39
mdzKamion: it's gotten as far as starting sysvinit; looks good, thanks12:40
elmoyeah12:40
lamontmdz: this pass, I'll just hardcode the size, then I'll fix cloop12:41
mdzlamont: can we quash that scary postfix inode warning?12:41
lamontmdz: paste it to me12:42
mdzcan't paste from qemu, bu tit goes like this:12:42
mdzQUEUE FILES WERE RENAMED TO MATCH INODE NUMBERS OH MY GOD12:42
mdzTHE GODDAMN SKY IS FALLING12:42
lamontthis on livecd?12:42
mdzsomething like that12:42
mdzyes12:42
lamontthere _shouldn't_ be any queue files...12:43
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mdzprobably got some from debconf or whatever12:43
sladendaniels: on the X40 does s4_bios need a special partition creating?12:43
mdzalso12:43
mdzlamont: sources.list still says 'echo'12:43
mdzoh, nm12:43
mdzthis is the same image12:43
lamont3 messages sent during the install.  I'll make em go away12:45
mdzhmm, what would be the best way to stop cron.daily from running on the live CD, I wonder12:45
mdzas nice as it is to have an up-to-date locate db, it's not very convenient to have it start up soon after boot...12:45
mdzI suppose I should just not let it start up12:46
mdzlamont: hmm, /etc/init.d/dbus-1 is missing12:47
mdzlamont: are you keeping a list?12:48
lamontand mkinitrd?12:48
lamontand sbin/udevd12:49
lamontudevd is OK12:49
lamontis this in the latest image, or the one from lunch?12:49
lamontverified OK in the current image12:50
lamontdiverts were kinda borked at lunch, like I said12:50
lamontDIVERTS="usr/sbin/mkinitrd usr/sbin/invoke-rc.d etc/init.d/dbus-1 sbin/udevd"12:51
lamontbut udevd came in later, and invoke-rc.d apparently got better somehow...12:51
lamontany changes to /etc/kernel-img.conf?12:51
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mdzlamont: in both12:54
mdzcolin used the same fs image from lunch to build the test CD12:55
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lamontif you want etc/cron.daily/man-db to go away, that can be arranged...12:58
lamontdoes it get ran at isntall time?12:59
mdznah, if I just don't start anacron, it fixes all that01:00
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mdzcron suppresses the daily stuff when it sees anacron is installed01:00
mdzlamont: you know what would be nice01:01
mdzlamont: if at the end of the build, you ran cron.daily/man-db and cron.daily/slocate01:01
mdzbrb, reboot01:01
elmonight all01:05
lamontnight elmo01:06
sivangnight elmo01:08
ogranight01:09
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lamontpitti around?01:25
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mdzgah, my panel is fucked01:27
mdzI have Blank Panel Syndrome01:27
robertjmdz: BPS01:27
robertjit's kinda refreshing though01:27
robertjminimalism is in01:27
mdzdoes anyone know the workaround for the panel-bug-o-day?01:28
robertjdunno, about to find out ;)01:28
robertj1m40s remaining on my download01:29
sladenmdz: I found a reliable   sudo pkill -u mdz01:29
Keybukseb128: awake?01:29
sladenmdz: and log back in01:29
sladenmdz: there's a race in there somewhere, but I couldn't find it01:30
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seb128Keybuk: yep01:30
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Keybukseb128: http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/nautilus-2.9.1_keybuk-places-bookmarks.patch01:30
mdzthanks01:31
seb128Keybuk: cool, thanks01:31
mdzseb128: my mixer applet is showing the red crossed-out icon even when it is unmuted01:32
seb128Keybuk: that's a bit late to read it now, but I'll try it tomorrow and let you know01:32
seb128mdz: do you have a way to reproduce it ? 01:32
mdzseb128: it is happening right now; I have never seen it before01:32
mdzseb128: I lowered the volume to zero and brought it back up, and now the icon is normal01:33
lamontmdz: etc/cron.daily/man-db is _scary_01:33
mdzseb128: but when I mute, it still doesn't change01:33
seb128how do you mute ? keybinding ?01:33
mdzcontext menu01:34
seb128right, same bug here01:34
mdzseb128: the panel startup problem, is it #4794?01:36
mdzit just happened to me on the first login after a reboot, so no processes running01:36
lamontmdz: man-db starts background processes (why???), and that causes a race condition that I'm not going near.01:36
seb128startup problem ?01:36
seb128freeze you mean ? nautilus and blank panels ?01:36
mdzseb128: I logged in, and got empty panels01:36
mdzright01:36
seb128yeah01:36
seb128that's it01:36
mdzlamont: background processes? where?01:37
seb128seems to be a deadlock in gnome-vfs-daemon01:37
lamontcat /etc/cron.daily/man-db01:37
seb128I've not had it since mataro01:37
mdzlamont: I did01:37
lamontstart-stop-daemon --startas mandb01:37
lamontetc01:37
mdzstart-stop-daemon doesn't fork unless you give it -b01:37
seb128I thought it was fixed with the hal support off in gnome-vfs, but apparently not :/01:37
lamontoh. that's better then.01:37
mdzseb128: are you able to reproduce it?01:37
seb128no01:37
mdzis there anything I can do?01:37
seb128I've not had it since mataro01:38
mdz(if I see it again)01:38
sladenwhile we're on the subject;  gnome-battery-applet blinking whilst charging is annoying and distracting01:38
mirakseb128: yes after a reboot01:38
mirakseb128: I just rebooted and it's happened01:38
mirakhowever it didn't happened5 days ago when I booted the computer01:39
seb128rebuilt a non-stripped libgnomevfs2-common (yeah, the package split is borked, I wonder why a -common has a server part)01:39
seb128and get a backtrace with symboles of the lock01:39
seb128to compare with the previous one in #479401:40
seb128which was with the hal support01:40
mdzare you planning to upload gnomevfs sometime soon?01:40
mdzif not, I will build it for debug now01:40
seb128no, not in the next days01:40
mdzyou could upload an unstripped version to the archive so that everyone can debug it :-)01:40
seb128yeah, I want to fix that stupid "-common contains the server" stuff01:41
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seb128-common should be an arch all, and the server should be in a -bin or with the lib01:42
mdznot with the lib01:42
mdzunless it's versioned with it?01:42
seb128no01:43
seb128it should be in a -bin in fact01:43
seb128with the gnomevfs-ls/cat/info/copy/...01:43
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lamontseb?01:57
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seb128lamont: include the full nickcname to highlight :p01:59
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lamontyeah, sorry02:01
seb128mdz: you disagree with the place menu not working as a target to fix for Hoary ?02:02
seb128(#5123)02:03
amumdz: /usr/lib/prebaseconfig.d writes a lot and takes the long time .... 02:03
jdubmdz: pong02:03
seb128jdub: gpdf will probably get type3 fonts support in the next days (that works with evince and will be backported to gpdf), I think we should set it as the default pdf viewer for hoary :)02:05
jdubseb128: agree.02:05
mdzseb128: I assumed the submitter had set it02:06
mdzseb128: since it was also BLOCKER02:06
mdzjdub: status of adding upgrade-notifier to the default session?02:07
mdzamu: which bit?02:07
seb128mdz: I've set both. Blocker is not a "has to be fixed" ?02:07
seb128mdz: imho this one has to be fixed for hoary, having place not working sucks02:07
mdzseb128: blocker is WAIT DON'T RELEASE YET02:07
mdzseb128: I agree, it ought to be fixed02:07
mdzbut I don't see much point in setting blocker severity on bugs when we are still far from release02:08
seb128is blocker appropriate or not ? just to know for the next time :)02:08
jdubmdz: that's one for seb02:08
mdzseb128: does it make it easier for you to track your bugs?02:08
seb128yep02:08
mdzif so, go ahead02:08
seb128ok, thanks02:08
mdzoften people file random bugs with severity=blocker, and they show up in my global reports02:08
seb128yeah, I know :)02:09
mdzseb128: can you add upgrade-notifier to the default session?02:09
seb128I should have added a comment, I've thinked about that after clicking on the button :p02:09
seb128mdz: ok02:09
mdzseb128: do you add a dependency when you do that, or should I change the seed?02:10
mdz(for upgrade-notifier)02:10
mdzer02:10
mdzupdate-notifier02:10
mdzwe have both in the archive right now, ick02:10
seb128change the seed02:10
mdzand update-notifier is in universe, blecch02:10
seb128session start it if available02:10
seb128I don't need to add a depends02:10
mdzjdub: update-manager ready for desktop as well?02:11
mdzseb128: ok, thanks02:11
seb128np02:11
seb128time to sleep, 'night guys02:14
jdubmdz: no, mvo and i have to talk about those before they're added to the seed02:17
mdzok02:17
mdzGAH02:19
mdzarch_commit: unable to acquire revision lock (internal error in archive-pfs.c(pfs_lock_revision))02:19
mdzthis is getting so old02:19
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amumdz: didnt found it out, i've also some problems after using some programs, the snaphot becomes invalid, stauts is 0 3965184 snapshot 16904/20480 02:27
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amumdz: 16904 grows up to 20480, after it reaches 20480, i cannot run other programs02:30
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azeemamu: sleep well02:34
mdzamu: invalid means you filled it up02:34
mdzafter which it won't work anymore02:34
amudid't catched it, if it goes near to 20480   02:36
amuazeem: hi02:37
mdzamu: you can boot with ramdisk_size=65536 to get more space02:38
amusure 02:39
mdzbut I think we can get it down to a more reasonable level with some tweaks02:39
lamontmdz/Kamion: i386: 526249079; powerpc: 567143169; amd64: waiting for kernel love on the buildd machine;  ia64: broken depends02:42
mdzlamont: kernel love?02:42
lamontlacks loopback support02:42
mdzlamont: did elmo not compile the loop module or something? :-P02:42
mdzhaha02:42
lamontmodules, what modules.  this is an elmo kernel02:42
mdzCONFIG_ELMO=y02:42
lamontwill have loopback support tomorrow london time02:42
amulamont: could you run updatedb before clooping the chroot 02:47
lamontamu: we run /etc/cron.daily/{man-db,slocate}02:50
mdzamu: aha02:50
mdzamu: for some reason the noatime is not taking effect02:50
mdzor it is being removed by the mount --move02:50
mdzthat will cause a huge number of writes02:50
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mdzor maybe busybox mount doesn't even support -o properly?02:52
lamontmdz: hppa: ubuntu-desktop not installable (well, has no depends); sparc: unknown02:52
amumdz: it's better, i run just a tty, guess i've to setup X :) 02:52
mdzhmm, no, busybox mount seems ok02:53
mdzamu: mount -o remount,noatime /dev/mapper/casper-snapshot /02:53
mdzshould save a lot02:53
lamontmdz: as in the friendly ghost?02:54
mdzlamont: yes02:54
mdzor the dopest ghost in town02:54
lamontI thought he turned back into a dead little boy. :-)02:55
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amumdz: yeah it save a lot, .... still trying to configure X 02:57
stubI've got a crippled hedgehog. My background and my panels have not loaded (the panels are there, but blank). Is there a fix for this?02:58
mdzI don't know where it loses noatime though02:58
mdzI tested a mount --move on my desktop, and it preserved noatime02:59
mdzmaybe it has to do with mtab03:00
salgadoI've build evolution with debugging symbols (as file /usr/bin/evolution confirms me that), but when I run it in gdb, I can't get those symbols.03:00
salgadoI've built evolution according to http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DebuggingProgramCrash. is there something I may be missing?03:00
mdznope, tested with mount -n03:02
mdzwtf03:02
mdzmaybe the pivot changes it?03:02
lamontmdz: did you want those cloop's where you could fetch them?03:02
mdzlamont: what's responsible for writing the entry for root into mtab?03:02
mdzlamont: sure, I'll download them so I can rsync the full images faster tomorrow03:03
lamontI think mount does it, but have'nt had to look before..03:03
mdzit's one of the early init scripts03:03
mdzcheckroot.sh03:04
mdzsalgado: those instructions should do it03:04
mdzsalgado: if file /usr/bin/evolution says it's not stripped, then you did the right thing03:05
mdzsalgado: can you paste the gdb output to me in /msg ?03:05
salgadomdz: sure03:05
lamontmdz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/livecd/livecd-20050108-{i386,powerpc}.cloop03:06
lamontmdz: how often do you want them built, btw?03:07
mdzlamont: daily is fine03:07
mdzlamont: daily, in time for the daily CD run03:07
lamont0615 is when the d-i build runs, sounds like about a good time.03:09
amumdz: i'll play little more tomorrow with it, too late now03:09
mdzamu: ok, good night03:09
mdzamu: tomorrow, see if you can find out where the noatime goes away03:09
mdzso we can fix that03:09
amumdz: last suggestion, what's about a swapfile on the cd, i've a lot ram, probalby other user have not too much ... 03:10
amumdz: where do you put your last d-i? i'll try to build also homeeditions iso's ;) 03:11
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amumdz: k03:12
mdzamu: on the cd?03:12
mdza swap file on read-only media is hard to use :-)03:12
mdzI do think we should detect and use swap on the hard disk03:12
lamontmdz: certainly03:13
sivangmdz: fallback to RAM drive if there's not enough space?03:13
amun8 -R * 03:14
mdzsivang: very funny03:14
mdzamu: I am using the daily d-i build03:14
mdzno need to build it here anymore03:14
lamontmdz: so daily install cd, with a bit of hackification?03:15
mdzlamont: what I'm using right now is the CD Colin built, in fact03:15
mdzunmodified03:15
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mdzit's way easy03:15
mdzall you need to do is put the cloop image in /casper/filesystem.cloop03:16
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mdzand pass casper/enable=true on the kernel command line03:16
mdzboom03:16
mdz(assuming you have a full complement of udebs, including casper-udeb, on the CD)03:16
mdzso you could start from an install CD, remove all the .debs, drop in a filesyste image, tweak isolinux, and you're done03:17
lamont /casper/filesystem.cloop on the CD, yes?03:17
lamontor I could fetch hoary-live-i386.iso and use that, eh?03:17
mdzlamont: oh, we're going to want pcmcia-cs in the cloop image03:18
lamontif I tweak filesystem.cloop in the iso, are there any checksum files to fix?03:18
mdzlamont: nope03:18
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mdzif you're starting from a live CD, you can swap in any filesystem you want03:18
mdzlamont: actually, hmm03:19
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mdzthe reason we don't install pcmcia-cs by default is that it breaks some machines03:19
lamontand frozen-bubble/kobodl, of course.03:19
mdzwe can arrange for it to be installed if needed, of course...03:19
mdzbut that wastes valuable COW space03:19
lamontI guess the udeb isn't enough?03:20
mdzdon't worry about it just yet03:20
mdzI need to consult with colin on the pcmcia-cs situation03:20
danielssladen: i don't know, sorry03:20
mdzdaniels: hey, your magic xkb dvorak recipe stopped working03:21
mdzdaniels: your xkb hero status is in jeopardy03:21
danielsmdz: so us(pc104)+dvorak(basic) as the symbol set is no longer any good?  what happened?03:21
mdzdaniels: dunno, did anything change xkb-wise in that last X upload?03:22
mdz(correct, it no longer does what I want)03:22
danielsmdz: yeah, a little, but nothing I would think would be relevant03:22
mdz(i.e., give me an Alt_R)03:22
mdzdaniels: it should be setxkbmap -keymap 'us(pc104)+dvorak(basic)', right?03:22
mdzI thought it was just setxkbmap 'us...dvorak...'03:23
mdzbut that doesn't work, so I assumed I had done it differently before03:23
danielser, -symbols 'us(pc104)+dvorak(basic)', i think03:23
mdzmizar:[~/data/src/canonical/casper]  setxkbmap  'us(pc104)+dvorak(basic)'03:23
mdzError loading new keyboard description03:23
mdzhmm03:23
mdzahh, ok, maybe that was it03:23
mdzdaniels: what do I put in xorg.conf?03:23
danielsrtw c br, e.ucbcyc.nf dak. ekrpat03:24
danielsmdz: just put us(pc104)+dvorak(basic) in xorg.conf for XkbSymbols03:24
danielsmdz: and if you're going to keep breaking dvorak, you need to teach it to me03:24
mdzdaniels: switch your keycaps around03:25
mdzyou probably don't need to look at the keycaps for qwerty anyway03:25
danielsmdz: well, good point03:25
daniels(btw, the above random garbled text was something like, 'yeah, switching into dvorak works')03:25
mdzdaniels: when I was learning, I would leave an image viewer on sticky with an image of the layout03:25
danielsmdz: heh :)03:25
danielsmdz: that would work nicely on my crt (21", 1600x1200), but maybe not so much on the laptop03:26
mdzdaniels: should I delete my XkbModel/XkbLayout when I add XkbSymbols?03:26
danielsmdz: think it should be fine as is; what is it now?03:27
mdz        Option          "XkbRules"      "xorg"03:27
mdz        Option          "XkbModel"      "pc104"03:27
mdz        Option          "XkbLayout"     "dvorak"03:27
danielsah, I see03:28
danielsso change XkbLayout to "us(pc104)+dvorak(basic)"03:28
danielsand leave model and rules alone03:28
danielsi'm not entirely sure it's the most elegant, but it should work03:29
sivangmdz: ;)03:32
srbakeruh.  if i'm going to write a gnome bittorrent gui, as listed on the Ubuntu Bounties page, where do i find out the person to contact?03:35
azeemI heard the latest bittorenr GUI is a much improved GTK one, so you might want to check that first (I don't use bittorent)03:37
mdzdaniels: but setxkbmap -layout 'us(pc104)+dvorak(basic)' doesn't work03:38
mdzbut XkbLayout will?03:38
mdzsrbaker: that would be me03:38
srbakermdz, ah.  is there a list of requirements?03:39
srbakermdz, i'm curious what the requirements are, and what the value is.03:39
mdzsrbaker: yes, there was a discussion on the mailing list where we worked out the requirements03:39
srbakermdz, i'm trying to schedule it in.03:39
srbakeroh, okay.  ML archives then.03:39
danielsmdz: must be XkbSymbols, then03:39
mdzsrbaker: though, someone mentioned on the wiki that bittorrent upstream seems to be developing a pygtk gui03:39
mdzso there may be a starting point there03:39
danielsmdz: try XkbLayout "us" XkbSymbols "dvorak(basic)"03:39
mdzdaniels: and leave everything else in place?03:39
srbakeryeah.03:39
srbakermdz, well, my plan was something like azureus, only not so heft.03:40
srbakerhefty03:40
srbakermdz, i'm trying to schedule as many of these bounties as i can in between client obligations03:40
mdzdaniels: "setxkbmap us; setxkbmap -symbols 'dvorak(basic)'" breaks my alt keys03:40
mdzsrbaker: what other projects are you interested in working on?03:41
mdzsrbaker: feel free to email me proposals03:41
danielsmdz: ok, so try setting (in the config -- you want to start another X server) XkbLayout "dvorak(basic)", and XkbSymbols "us"03:43
danielsmdz: (if you leave XkbLayout as "dvorak" and have XkbSymbols as "us(pc104)+dvorak(basic)", it should work, but I'm looking for something slightly more elegant03:44
mdzI'll play with it later03:48
danielscool03:49
danielssorry I couldn't be of more help; my grasp of XKB is kind of handwavey03:49
danielsi am still neither of the people in the world that understand it properly03:49
lamontmdz: If I'm remembering my last foggy conversation with doko, gcc-3.4/glibc/libunwind on ia64 need some bootstrapping love.  but I'm not 100% sure - will chat with doko and figure out the right path04:01
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danielsnight dude04:46
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KeyserSozeanyone know this other KeyserSoze chap?05:47
Rezno, but you should use recover and release05:47
KeyserSozehe keeps taking my nick, it's a PITA to have to have the nickserv kick him05:47
KeyserSozeRez, is recover and release any better than ghost?05:48
Rezyes.  when the broken client rejoins the nick will still be taken so it can't repeat the cycle05:49
KeyserSozedoes either step of recover/release actually change my nick?  or do i still need to do /nick?05:52
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KeyserSozeanyway, thanks for the advice05:54
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danielsgnuh, ndiswrapper really is broken :\06:29
danielsfabbione: for -4 or whatever, could you please put in a new kernelside patch?06:30
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danielsi swear someone is trying to fuck with me06:44
danielsneither of my optical drives on my desktop would eject via the button -- i had to use the eject program, which would eject the drive and then return EINVAL06:45
danielsso then I rebooted it, and it wouldn't power on with the optical drives connected06:45
danielsthen it stopped powering on at all06:45
danielsthe latter being due to the fact my power switch was disconnected.06:45
danielsho ho ho06:52
danielsacx100 is broken, because that wasn't enough06:52
fabbionedaniels: there is a new ndis for -406:53
fabbionei think06:54
fabbioneno06:54
fabbioneit's already 0.1206:54
fabbionedaniels: there are no newer releases of ndis06:56
danielsfabbione: ndiswrapper-utils is 1.0rc206:57
fabbioneGRRRR06:57
danielsJan  8 16:27:06 nanasawa loadndisdriver: loadndisdriver: main(462): version 1.0rc1 started06:58
fabbionethat's user space crap06:58
danielsJan  8 16:27:06 nanasawa loadndisdriver: loadndisdriver: main(488): version 1.0rc1 doesn't match driver version 0.1206:58
danielssorry, 1.0rc106:58
fabbioneyeah i know...06:58
fabbioneok i will have to update it again to 1.0rc206:58
danielsif it's already 1.0rc1, don't worry06:58
danielsi might just have an outdated l-i-2.6.1006:58
fabbioneno.. in 2.6.10 there is 0.1206:58
fabbionethere are no updates from zcx10006:59
fabbioneacx100 even06:59
danielsi have a bug to file on acx100, anyway06:59
fabbioneyeah go ahead06:59
fabbionewhat is broken anyway?06:59
danielsfirmware loading; doesn't find it07:00
danielsJan  8 11:08:14 nanasawa kernel: Firmware: '/lib/hotplug/firmware/TIACX111.BIN' not found. Trying alternative firmware.07:01
danielsneeds to be trying TIACX111.BIN-version07:01
fabbionethat's not a driver bug07:01
daniels#532907:01
danielsmmm?07:01
fabbionehotplug loads the firmwares07:01
fabbioneetc/hotplug/firmware.agent07:01
danielsso hotplug should be appending the version?07:01
fabbioneyes and it does07:01
fabbionewe can check if it is hardcoded for a mistake in the driver07:02
fabbionebut do this:07:02
fabbionehttp://people.ubuntulinux.org/~fabbione/firmware.agent07:02
fabbionegrab this firmware.agent07:02
fabbioneit has a bunch of debugging stuff07:02
fabbioneuse it in place of the hotplug one07:02
danielsok07:03
danielsbrb07:03
fabbioneand send me the output when trying to load the driver07:03
fabbionemaj?07:04
fabbioneare you in somekind of crack dude?07:04
fabbione-> normal07:05
danielsdon't think it's getting called07:05
danielsthere's nothing in syslog07:05
fabbionehmmm07:07
fabbione-char default_firmware_dir[]  = "/usr/share/acx";07:08
fabbione+char default_firmware_dir[]  = "/lib/hotplug/firmware";07:08
fabbione        if (firmware_dir) sprintf(filename,"%s/ACX100_USB.bin",firmware_dir);07:08
fabbione-       else sprintf(filename,"/usr/share/acx/ACX100_USB.bin");07:08
fabbione+       else sprintf(filename,"/lib/hotplug/firmware/ACX100_USB.bin");07:08
daniels+       if (priv->chip_type == CHIPTYPE_ACX111) {07:09
daniels+               sprintf(filename,"%s/TIACX111.BIN", firmware_dir); /* combined firmware */07:09
daniels+               if (OK != acx_check_file(filename)) {07:09
daniels+                       acxlog(L_INIT, "Firmware: '%s' not found. Trying alternative firmware.\n", filename);07:09
danielser, yeah07:09
danielsgreat minds, and all that07:09
zenroxlol07:09
fabbioneyeah i see07:10
fabbionedamn shit07:10
danielsyeah, needs to be hacked to use hotplug07:10
danielsin the meantime, we could just do a small sed :)07:10
fabbionedaniels: i will try to get it fixed for -407:10
danielsfabbione: thanks mate, much appreciated07:10
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fabbionei have the security thing pending a shit load of bug fixes07:10
fabbioneso i am not sure i can manage for -407:10
danielsthat's fine -- it wfm now ;)07:11
fabbionehttp://people.ubuntulinux.org/~fabbione/bla07:11
fabbionethis is the partial changelog07:11
fabbioneand the "stolen from upstream" is only 40% of bk9 07:11
fabbionei need to process the other 60% of bk9 + bkX on monday07:11
danielsgood god, that's insane07:12
fabbioneand that i have scripts that do a lot for me :-)07:12
fabbione /proc/sys/kernel/bootloader_type:07:13
fabbione      . Add patch stolen-from-head_bootloader-type.dpatch.07:13
danielsheh :)07:13
fabbionethis one is cool07:13
danielsoh07:13
fabbioneit writes the boot loader name in proc07:13
danielsso that tells you ... lilo? grub?07:13
danielsnice!07:13
fabbioneno need to understand if it was lilo or grub07:13
fabbionea postinst can just check that to see what to do07:13
fabbionethere is some stuff that is really really nice07:13
fabbionelike the readahead patch07:14
fabbionewith 25% to 100% gain in speed07:14
fabbione- mm: overcommit updates:07:14
fabbione      . Add patch stolen-from-head_mm-overcommit-updates.dpatch.07:14
danielswow, that's awesome07:14
fabbionethis one for shared users...07:14
fabbione - mark_page_accessed() for read()s on non-page boundaries:07:14
fabbione      . Add patch stolen-from-head_mark_page_accessed.dpatch.07:14
danielsand next week (hopefully) we get new fglrx too07:14
fabbionethis ons is for DB07:14
danielscool time :)07:14
fabbioneapprox 50% faster07:14
fabbioneah nice07:15
danielsfinally with xorg + amd64 + pcie07:16
fabbioneeheh07:16
fabbioneati sucks anyway07:16
fabbioneas much as nvidia07:16
fabbionei want my CGA card back07:16
crimsunmy hercules monochrome with integrated printer port rocks your cga card07:17
fabbioneright...07:18
fabbione:(07:18
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danielsholy crap man, 1904FPS with fglrx in xorg07:26
danielsTHIS DRIVER IS OFF THE HOOK07:26
fabbioneahahha07:40
fabbionecr4ck07:40
danielsfabbione: do we have a working installer for sparc?08:03
fabbionenot 100%08:04
fabbioneKamion was mumbling something about silo-installer08:04
fabbioneand you need the binaries in the archive to isntall08:05
fabbioneotherwise you can just upgrade sarge -> hoary08:05
danielsahr08:05
fabbionethat's doable08:05
fabbioneand either i build or i test the install :(08:05
danielsheh08:05
danielsjust been thinking about getting the u5 up08:06
fabbioneyeah that would be leet08:06
fabbionebut just so a minimal sarge install08:06
fabbioneand switch to hoary08:06
fabbioneyou need 2 deb sources08:06
fabbioneone for the sparc binaries08:07
fabbioneand one for _all.deb08:07
fabbionein anycase the binaries are on people/~fabbione/sparc08:08
fabbionefor the _all you need a trick with i386 pool08:08
fabbioneit was something like:08:09
fabbionedeb http://a.u.c/ubuntu hoary/main/binary-i386 ./08:09
danielsheh :)08:17
fabbionewell ... time to go for wedding cake hunting08:23
fabbionehmm i need to update the Packages file on people...08:26
fabbionebah later08:26
bob2mjg59: do you ever see netapplet either crash and give the "restart/inform developers/close" box or just silently disappear after a resume?08:32
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cartmanhmm now that ffmpeg is in debian will it be in hoary too?12:02
seb128yes12:09
seb128universe12:09
cartmandamned :/12:10
cartmanwon't be in supported part?12:10
Kamionlamont: man-db's cron.daily uses start-stop-daemon as a cheap way to switch users that doesn't generate noise entries and therefore cause confused users to file bugs ...12:16
Kamioner, "noisy syslog entries"12:17
seb128cartman: no, patents issues12:24
cartmanwell its in debian...12:24
cartmanalso those patents doesn't exist in EU12:24
seb128and ?12:24
seb128and ?12:25
cartmanput it in multiverse? :)12:25
seb128I said universe12:25
Kamioncartman: don't see how that would help you, neither universe nor multiverse is supported12:25
seb128what's the problem with it12:25
cartmanKamion: argh12:25
cartmanseb128: unsupported12:25
seb128yeah, multiverse will not help12:25
Kamionmultiverse is, if anything, *less* supported12:26
Kamionbecause it's a cesspit12:26
Kamionmdz: for the moment, daily-live builds are kicked off manually by me because I haven't quite fixed the publisher yet; let me know when you need new builds12:27
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two-facehi12:43
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elmowebserver (www.ubuntulinux.org, etc.) is going down for reboot in 4 minutes; if you're editing a page or something, please save your changes now 01:06
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jdubseb128: evince 0.1.0 tarball release :)01:10
seb128jdub: yep, I was considering to package it01:14
seb128jdub: but I don't want to steal all the GNOME stuff, perhaps some NM would be happy to maintain it :)01:14
two-facejdub: you noticed something strage about emacs in menus, didn't you?01:14
seb128bah, I'll probably upload it this afternoon, if somebody want take over it later that's fine :)01:15
seb128but bbl lunch for now01:15
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two-facejdub: (hi BTW)01:20
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Kamionelmo: FYI, cdimage is now auto-purging old images, which should keep disk usage on the mirrors down a bit01:53
elmoKamion: woo, thanks dude01:53
KamionI've set it at 7 days for dailies at the moment, I might drop that to 4 or so actually01:53
Kamionyeah, dropped01:54
elmoroot     28999 21.6  0.0  2676 1272 ?        R    Jan01 2324:17  \_ /bin/sh /usr/sbin/tzconfig01:58
elmoroot     30950  0.0  0.0  2684 1280 ?        R    12:56   0:00      \_ /bin/sh /usr/sbin/tzconfig01:58
elmocute01:58
Kamionwhoa?02:00
elmoit's the bastard spawn of some automated chroot updating cron job lamont has - I think it got awfully confused by interactivity02:01
elmonot sure why it'd drop into tzonfig02:01
Kamiondpkg --configure libc6 probably02:02
Kamion    frontend=`echo "$DEBIAN_FRONTEND" | tr '[:upper:] ' '[:lower:] '`02:02
Kamion    if [ "$frontend" = noninteractive ] ; then02:02
Kamion[...] 02:02
Kamion    else02:02
Kamion        echo "Running 'tzconfig' to set this system's timezone."02:02
Kamion        /usr/sbin/tzconfig02:02
Kamion    fi02:02
Kamionmaybe he forgot to set DEBIAN_FRONTEND properly02:03
elmocould be02:03
elmoboggle02:04
elmoor doesn't have debconf installed02:04
Kamion!02:04
elmoneither the warty nor hoary buildd chroots have debconf installed on this machine, it seems02:04
Kamiondebconf isn't in hoary.buildd02:05
Kamionthe debootstrap script02:05
Kamionevidently lamont doesn't consider it essential enough :)02:05
elmowell, it isn't, except that it needs to be forced to non-interactivity02:05
Kamioncertainly not Essential: yes, no02:06
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KamionI should apply mako-style love to that02:07
elmook, entire DC network's going down for a couple of minutes.. last reboot of the day (at least that anyone'll notice :)02:08
Kamionhaving fun?02:11
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seb128grrrr02:14
mjg59bob2: Very occasionally, but I can't reproduce it reliably02:15
seb128people start bug reporting to say than new glib is out for 10 hours and not yet packaged02:16
maswanelmo__: btw, I saw your reference to rsync giving lots of load, are you running bittorrent on the same fs? in our experience, that is a much worse disk-performance-killer.02:16
seb128they are never happy02:16
Kamionseb128: by the same reasoning, never pay taxes, or they'll just expect you to pay more taxes next month ... :)02:16
seb128ah ah02:16
azeemseb128: they just do it so you can increase your bug-closing karma02:17
elmo__maswan: oh, err, yeah, we are .. thanks for the info, didn't realise that.. we already planned to move bittorrent to a dedicated machine anyway02:17
seb128azeem: that's kind :p02:17
elmo__maswan: but I have to say, since we dropped the rsync's to 15, the box hasn't seen the load jump to 30 again like it use to02:17
maswanelmo__: It just queues up lots and lots of small reads in random order02:18
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elmo__maswan: haha, ouch, yeah, I can see why that'd suck02:18
elmo__latency?  wassat?02:18
maswanelmo__: The bittorrent stuff is like a constant background that makes other applications go slower and wait longer, increase load etc02:19
maswanelmo__: We cut the time of generating the weekly isos on cdimage.d.o from about 24 hours to about 8 hours by not running bittorrent on it anymore.02:19
maswan(well, just the tracker, but that's not disk intensive)02:20
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maswanNow, we have a dedicated front-end on ftp.acc.umu.se that handles the bittorrent seeding02:21
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trukulowhat about new kernel bug?02:54
trukulojdub: i was thinking... about theme in gtk using sudo03:00
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lupus_fabbione, is the scanner module missing in the kernel 2.6.10 hoary03:22
lupus_my usb scanner is not working03:23
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seb128elmo: we can get a sync from incoming or we need to wait a day to get the packages on the mirrrors ?03:37
seb128elmo: if I upload the debian version in ubuntu too, is that the same as a sync from you ?03:37
elmoI can sync it from incoming, if necessary03:47
elmoI'd rather not start doing 'by hand syncs' in the form of uploads, 'cos sooner or later someone will make a mistake and we'll end up with same file, different contents stuff03:48
seb128ok03:49
seb128there is no hurry, the sync needed are easytag 1.99.2-2 and glib2.0 2.6.1-103:49
seb128targetted for experimental and in incoming03:49
seb128so sync them whenever you want, thanks :)03:49
Josephusanyone got that userlib exploit working? All i got is FAIL and Segmentation fault with a bounch of kernels. So maybe the problem is not that general?03:51
elmoJosephus: the isec.pl guys do not fuck around - the exploit posted may not work for you without tweaking, but I wouldn't make any assumptions based on that03:52
Josephusprobably they do not fuck around, but it does not even compile at first, i'm just talking about the "tweaking" you mentioned.03:56
elmowhy on earth do you need it to work?  just patch your kernels.  if you're  looking for help to exploit a box, you've come to the wrong place.03:58
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Josephuselmo: never mind, while it's a proof of concept, i just wanted to see it working on _my_ pc04:03
elmorunning exploit code you don't fully understand in anything other than a _very_ tightly controlled sandbox is a really Bad Idea.. there's been  a whole bunch of "dummy" exploits that do stuff varying from "rm -fr ~/" to sending "/etc/shadow" out etc.04:04
mjtwhat exploit is that? something new?04:09
Josephusi'm aware of that, but you just said that isec.pl does not fuck around :)04:10
Josephushttp://www.isec.pl/vulnerabilities/isec-0021-uselib.txt04:10
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pittiHi guys04:15
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lupus_seb128, can you check if it is normal that scanner module is not present04:22
lupus_in hoary04:22
seb128?04:23
seb128what are you talking about ?04:23
lupus_modprobe scanner04:26
lupus_does nothing04:26
lamontelmo: yeah, I need to force it non interactive04:35
lamontfigured out how to do that building the livecd chroot, just need to apply it in build-chroot now, and retrofit all the existing chroots.04:36
elmowithout installing debconf?04:37
lamontyeah.04:38
lamontugly bastard script preseeding04:38
dokolamont: I now have an ia64 machine at home. fixing the ia64 stuff. did you already merge the glibc -20 changes?04:50
lamontnot merged yet04:50
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lamontfabbione: you around?05:15
lamontfabbione: daniels: thoughts on 5341, if you would be so kind05:18
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tsengpitti: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=77094 < multiple kernel vulns05:26
tsengpitti: someone is working on breaking them out05:26
tseng-ac already picked them up.05:27
pittitseng: thanks for that hint05:29
tsengnps05:30
pittitseng: I have to go now, but I will deal with that at Monday05:30
tsenggreat, have a nice weekened05:30
pittitseng: nice to see that grsec is released for 2.6.10 now05:30
tsengindeed.05:30
pittitseng: you too :_)05:30
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lamontbbiab05:38
mjg59Christ, scrollkeeper-update has taken 7 minutes so far05:52
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lamontmjg59: it likes to take its time06:35
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Kamionmdz: let's say that we were asked to produce an updated CD of warty with security updates for a certain European Linux magazine. Should we attempt to rebuild the kernel udebs and debian-installer for the kernel security fixes and the module ABI change, or just leave that well alone?06:59
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cartmandoes "Matthias Klose" hangs here?07:04
Kamioncartman: what do you need?07:05
Kamion(yes, he does)07:05
cartmanKamion: need to ask what he thinks about a bug. He is the bug assignee07:05
Kamionwhy not just ask the bug? :)07:06
cartmanKamion: irc is usually faster ;)07:06
smurfixcartman: he's "doko".07:06
cartmansmurfix: ok thanks07:06
cartmanbut I better ask in bugzilla to be polite :/07:07
dokocartman: here07:07
cartmandoko: cool :) let me find the bug#. I wonder if you will fix it or WONTFIX it07:08
dokolamont: the gcc-3.3 build failed to fetch the debhelper package ...07:08
cartmandoko: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5251 thats the bug07:08
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cartmandoko: I ask because a similar bug on debian bugzilla closed as WONTFIX though I think the bug is valid07:11
Kamion(debian doesn't use bugzilla, thank God)07:11
dokocartman: wontfix. gcc-3.3 and gcc-3.4 have ABI incompatibilities, changing the symlink will result in linking the wrong libstdc++, etc ... it's not an alternative. we will have to recompile many more things for a proper GCC transition from gcc-3.3 to gcc-3.407:11
cartmandebian's bug system is worst thing ever07:11
Kamioncartman: you're talking to its maintainer :-P07:11
cartmandoko: hmm I don't ask for changing default.07:12
cartmandoko: I just want a way to shoot myself in feet if I want to07:12
Kamionif gcc-3.3/gcc-3.4 were alternatives we'd run into serious buildd problems all the time07:12
cartmanI mix libstdc++ 5,6 fine here07:12
cartmanKamion: hmm why?07:12
lamontdoko: the gcc-3.3 build you're looking for is the one currently running on hooker.07:12
Kamionbecause update-alternatives is seriously fragile sometimes07:13
Kamioncartman: why not use dpkg-divert?07:13
cartmanKamion: hmmm07:13
dokocartman: use dpkg-divert for self-shooting you07:13
cartmandoko: well please paste your comment to the bug then. Someone else is looking at it.07:13
lamontdoko: dpkg-divert is for customizing-with-a-crowbar. :)07:15
Kamionthe other traditional way to make gcc-3.4 the default is to export CC=gcc-3.4, which works with autoconf-generated configure scripts at least and many others07:16
dokoand CXX=g++-3.4 ... (or just put symlinks in /usr/local/bin)07:17
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smurfixDid somebody rename the MaintainerDocumentation page on the Wiki?07:24
smurfixIt's linked from the Wiki front page, but that link is dead07:25
Kamionsmurfix: yes, it became DeveloperSomething, forget exactly; rationale was that it wasn't just for maintainers (in the community process sense)07:25
KamionDeveloperResources07:26
smurfixKamion: OK, I'll update the front page07:26
Kamionthanks07:26
Kamiondoes zwiki do the auto-renaming thing for referring pages? guess not07:27
Kamionmaybe that's why it got missed07:27
smurfixNot in RestructuredText pages07:28
lamont{standard input}: Assembler messages:07:28
lamont{standard input}:214: Error: suffix or operands invalid for `xchg'07:28
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Kamionsmurfix: yay for ReST! :-/07:32
lamontseb128: around?07:36
Kamionsigh, in order to build updated warty CDs I have to mirror universe07:36
KamionI'd forgotten about that "feature" of universe->main moves07:37
lamontKamion: or at least a couple files from it07:37
Kamionsorry, main->universe moves07:37
Kamionlamont: yeah. way less effort to mirror the lot, though ...07:37
lamonton the real mirror, just find pool -type l07:37
seb128lamont: pong07:38
lamontand mirror the targets07:38
lamontseb128: is there a trivial way to restart metacity, short of logging out and back in?07:38
Kamiontrue, that would work, maybe I can kludge that in somewhere07:38
lamontKamion: rsync -L is your friend.07:39
lamont(follows symlinks)07:39
Kamionwill that work even with --exclude **/universe/**?07:39
lamontye.07:39
seb128lamont: killall metacity07:39
Kamionbonus07:39
lamontit gives you pool/main/f/foo/foo_1.2-1_i386.deb as a file instead of a link07:39
lamontKamion: whether good or bad is left as an exercise.. :-)07:40
lamontthat was how i solved the issue in my partial mirror scripting07:40
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lamontseb128: and yeah, I know there's nothing you could do there07:41
Kamionlamont: that's perfect, thanks!07:43
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lamontKamion: it took me a minute to remember "oh.  that".07:45
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lamontbut does that say '2004' in the archive name???07:49
Kamionyes :)07:50
Kamionhaven't rotated it because there are no junk branches to forget about, so there seems little point ...07:50
lamontyeah, that's the one.07:52
lamontand cached revs take care of the play-forward pain07:52
smurfixHmm. If I want to Ubuntu-ize Debian version 0.99.76-0.2, what should I use?07:53
lamont0.99.76-0.2ubuntu107:54
smurfixThanks07:54
lamontseb128: is there anything that can be done about the fact that killing metacity causes all the windows to move down header-height pixels?07:55
lamontwindow-top-border pixels down, window-left-border pixels right, actually.07:56
mxpxpodwhy hasn't ubuntu switched to using n-c-b 2.9.0?07:59
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mxpxpodKamion: ah08:03
lamontseb128: if I send you an 83 lines unidiff that implements META_FOCUS_MODE_STRICT, would you take it???08:09
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lamontKamion: to add ubuntu-desktop to ia64, do I just need to put the seeds, or germinate output, into {base,desktop}-ia64?08:27
lamonthrm... debian/rules would tend to indicate 'seed'08:28
lamont:q08:28
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mjg59Haha08:30
smurfixlamont: No problem. Just install an eye tracker.08:30
mjg59I've seen that in action08:30
lamontmdz around?08:35
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smurfixlamont: not since a few hours08:35
smurfixhe said he has to deal with Real World Problems08:37
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=== lamont understands those... I have to decide if it's warm enough, or my need great enough, for me to go out and work on the starter on my car.
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usuallamont, bang it with something heh08:39
lamontusual: that's plan B08:39
lamontsmurfix: one word: firefox08:39
lamont:-)08:39
lamontKamion: germinte output doesn't format correctly in the presence of wide characters. :-)08:40
smurfixlamont: If it would restore my collection of open tabs after I crash the machine again, gladly. Right now: ENOWAY.08:41
mjg59daniels: Around?08:42
lamontsmurfix: yeah - I miss that08:43
smurfixEpiphany can do it, but it segfaults importing my Galeon bookmarks. :-(08:44
seb128lamont: sure (if the patch is correct :p) :)08:51
seb128lamont: what do you want to do to metacity exactly this time ?08:51
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lamontthe heart of the patch is in window_takes_focus_on_map:09:18
lamont  if (meta_prefs_get_focus_mode () == META_FOCUS_MODE_STRICT)09:18
lamont    return FALSE;09:18
lamontthe rest of the patch is: accepting 'strict', and making it behave like 'mouse'09:18
mdzlamont: yes09:19
lamontmdz: gotta go fetch a daughter, but ubuntu-meta questions for you when I get back in about 25 min, if you're still here.09:20
lamontseb128: I'll email you the patch too. really gotta run -was supposed to pick her up 15 min ago...09:21
seb128lamont: ok09:22
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seb128Keybuk: here ?09:32
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mdzthom: PING09:53
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mdzmako: around?09:57
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makomdz: yeah09:59
makomdz: whats up?09:59
makoi'm doing baz evangelism on oftc/#debian-devel :)10:00
mdzmako: mailed you10:00
mdzmako: about publishing traffic10:00
makohad dinner/drinks/etc with clint yesterday10:00
makook10:00
makowhat about?10:00
mdzmako: oh, also, I think in many paces in traffic you wrote 'lead' but meant 'led'10:00
makomy mail is.. er.. not very accessible at the moment10:01
mako"scheduled downtime"10:01
makohopefully better by tonight10:01
mdzmako: mailed you about whether it's feasible to publish traffic at www.u.c/news/traffic or something10:01
mdzmako: rather than /~mako/10:01
makothat would be great10:02
makoit was discussed briefly before10:02
makobut there issues with integration into the rest of the site10:02
mdzmako: since you are both traffic master and website master, I think you are in an ideal position to make it happen :-)10:02
makowhich was prohibitively difficult to do10:02
mdzhmm, I see10:02
mdzeven if it were just a URL change, and not integrated with plone, I think it would be an improvement10:03
makothe scripts generate an arbitrary number of pages10:03
makoone for each person, etc10:03
makoi can kind of make it looks like plone, maybe10:03
makoalthough i'm not sure it will be a net gain10:03
makoyeah.. we can do the url change for sure.. i agree that current home is not ideal10:03
makoi was kind of hoping to put this on the list of things for the New Web Person10:04
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makoi also need the ability to just rsync the files into it.. which is not something i could easily do on www site10:05
mdzKamion: a new live CD build with the latest casper and lamont-output would be great10:05
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lamontmdz: for generating ia64 ubuntu ubuntu-meta, all I need to do is add 'ia64' to the list of architectures and run update?  And do we want to do that yet?10:23
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lamontKamion: and if you build it say after at least 20 minutes have elapsed from now, that'd be even better.10:35
lamont&*%)*^)& damn script10:35
lamonteither that, or don't use the -current links, since they're broken.10:36
Nafalloanyone from Canonical working on the powernowd bug with AMD64 Mobile CPUs?10:37
Nafallobug assigned to debzilla@ubuntu.com, but bugs.debian.org/powernowd doesn't seem to have the bug. is it supposed to be like that?10:40
mdzlamont: yeah, that should basically work10:49
mdzlamont: and you can do that whenever you're ready10:49
mdzlamont: maybe we should use Architecture: i386 powerpc amd64 etc. rather than Arch: any, and have update get the list from there10:50
mdzlamont: would that make more sense?10:50
sivangdoes anybody know if there's a sync policy or something like that into rosetta from the debian po archives/gnome ones?11:05
sivangsuppose a country team wanted to start transalting, and there has already been much transaltion going on gnome and debian archives, will it be apparent there?11:06
mdzsivang: #rosetta would be the place to ask11:19
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sivangmdz: ok, asked there. awaiting response.11:25
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