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mdzsladen: they're _racing_ snails12:04
MithrandirKamion: why does pterm set TERM = xterm?12:04
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thullyHi - has anyone tried the live CD lately12:08
thullyIt appears that the latest daily works - in fact, I'm typing from it right now12:08
thullyThere are a few issues I've noticed, though - specific to the Live CD.12:09
mdzthully: if they were not already mentioned in my email as known problems, they should be reported to Bugzilla12:10
thullyI12:10
thully'm not using the old alpha version12:10
thullyis this a more recent e-mail12:11
mdzI sent an email yesterday12:16
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thullywhat's the title of said e-mail - I had to unsubscribe from ubuntu-devel for a while under a deluge of e-mail12:18
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mdzsomething something live CD something12:21
thullylive cd x configuration?12:21
thullyautoconfiguration12:21
mdzthat's it12:21
thullyOK - one of the issues I'm having was reported way back in the days of the warty CD image - and is not fixed in hoary12:22
thullyMy ipw2200 wireless only works from live boot if I modprobe -r ipw2200;modprobe ipw220012:23
thullyactually, it didn't work at all on warty12:24
thullylive cd12:24
azeemit couldn't find the firmware on warty I think12:25
thullyno - it was there - it gave me some weird semaphore message12:26
mdzKamion: have you thought about using passthrough for the ask-questions-before-reboot work?12:26
mdzthully: file a bug with dmesg output12:26
mdzthully: component: 'linux'12:26
thullyAlso, is there plans to simplify the boot process on the hoary live cd?  it seems very convoluted, as you practically have to go through the whole install process, just not copying any files12:27
mdzin my tests, it asks 4 questions12:28
mdzlanguage, location and keyboard layout (which are essentially unavoidable)12:29
mdzand then hostname12:29
mdzwhich will be suppressed12:29
mdzbut honestly, things like that are not important at this point in development; this live CD only came into existence last week, and polish is not our focus yet12:29
thullywell, you could have a few common languages/keyboard layouts on the grub boot screen and offer a "custom" option12:29
mdzyou may have noticed that there is no grub boot screen12:30
thullyWell, so far it's better than warty's - it can have software installed on it and it works with wi-fi12:30
thullythere was some type of boot screen - just like the install cd12:30
mdzyes, isolinux.  it doesn't provide the fancy menus and such that are possible with grub12:31
thullyOK12:31
mdzbut it boots correctly on more machines12:31
jdubmdz: some of the 'convolution' feeling comes from rapidly switching progress bar action12:31
jdubwhich is hard to avoid atm12:31
thullydidn't pay that much attention to what happened at boot12:31
thullyalso, it takes a long time to boot compared to knoppix and the like12:31
mdzit boots faster than the warty live CD for me12:32
mdzprobably your CD-ROM doesn't have DMA enabled12:32
mdzthe hoary live CD doesn't try to enable it if it's disabled by default, while knoppix and the like do12:32
jdubmdz: can we avoid loading a bunch of the nichey udebs if the kernel modules are on the live image?12:33
thullywell - I have a laptop, so maybe some weird quirks are causing this12:33
thullyOther issues I've had include - autohinter isn't enabled by default on fonts, and configuring wi-fi in GNOME control panel doesn't work (even after ipw2200 is reloaded - I ended up invoking dhcp from command line)12:34
jdubthe autohinter thing isn't livecd-specific12:34
thullydid they turn it off by default in standard hoary?  last I checked hoary turned it on by default12:35
thullywarty did not12:35
thullyThis makes all fonts look much better - so it should default to on12:36
mdzhmm, ipw2200 doesn't work for me either on the live CD, now that I look12:36
mdzit's because it's failing to load the firmware12:36
mdzthat means the firmware must be missing from the udebs12:36
mdzthat's why reloading it works12:36
mdzKamion: ^^^^12:37
thullyso, what's Ubuntu going to do about the thunderbird/firefox trademark situation?12:40
jdubwe've been talking to the mozilla folks12:41
jdubit's an open issue12:41
mdzjdub: oh, autohinter changes, is that why hoary fonts look different?12:41
thullywill you do what debian does, or may Ubuntu stick with "firefox/thunderbird" while Debian goes iceweasel?12:41
mdzlooks better on my laptop, slightly less so on my desktop12:41
jdubmdz: mmm12:42
jdubmdz: which fonts do you use? bitstream vera or others?12:42
mdzjdub: I use whatever the defaults are12:42
jdubthully: it's an open question12:42
thullymdz: the hoary installer used laptop-detect and used subpixel/autohinter (both) on my laptop12:42
thullyI believe it would use just autohinter (no subpixel) on desktops12:42
mdzjdub: I really don't have a handle on our font setup12:44
thullylaptop-detect with one set of settings for desktop and one for laptop would seem to be the ideal solution12:44
thullyfor both live cd and non-live install12:45
jdubmdz: fontconfig.config12:48
jdubmdz: i don't think it should be autoconfiguring subpixel myself12:48
jdubmdz: that's probably best left to a gnome postinst gconf defaults change, such as we do with the default panel applets12:49
thullyIt should pick the optimal look for the hardware12:49
thullyI've got to go - first a quick question - how do you restart X on the live CD without causing it to shutdown?12:50
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thullydon't bother - I figured how to test autohinter another way.12:51
mdzjdub: so essentially everything in the desktop is doing client-side fonts?12:51
thullybye12:51
jdubmdz: yeah, totally12:51
jdubmdz: that's the new world order12:51
mdzjdub: is there even any point in installing the X fonts, then?12:51
jdubnot hugeyl12:52
mdzall 20 megs of them or whatever12:52
jdubyeah, that's a good point12:52
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mdzI suppose people might expect to be able to run xterm and such12:53
mdzbut surely we can trim it down a bit12:53
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thullyHi - just booted the liveCD again - my system really took a long time at the network configuration stages01:39
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jdubamu: ping01:50
jdubhrm, probably a bit late01:50
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amujdub: hurry up, i'm on the way to bed 01:52
jdubhey hey :)01:52
jdubamu: arts depends on libjack which depends on jackd - yikes!01:52
jdubinstalling kde-core01:52
jdubsome of the depends are... odd01:53
jdubamu: do you have a seed list for kubuntu yet?01:53
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amujdub: next on my todo, well those meta things are all broken :( 01:53
jdubpretty wacky :)01:54
jdubwhat packages do you recommend installing for a good kde desktop, ala kubuntu?01:54
amujdub: i spend the hole WE on the Kstuff, finally everything is uploaded01:54
jdubif you have a list handy01:54
amuapt-get install kde is the best of the worsest cases   01:55
jdubdude, that was *insane*01:55
jdubyou couldn't possibly fit all that stuff on one cd ;)01:56
Riddelljdub: kdelibs, kdebase, libarts1-mpeglib, juk, kdm, gwenview, kontact  off the top of my head01:56
amujdub: hehe 01:57
amujdub: the problem is not the big kde packages, the prob are the small CD's *duck* 01:57
jdubthe non-kde depends for 'kde' are pretty crazy though01:58
amujdub: ;) i'm sure we find a cool solution, not every k package is needed for a cool desktop     02:00
amujdub: but you're too fast for me, i'm not fulltime working on it 02:01
amujdub: but good to know, you're my betatester no.1 with 3.402:02
jdubamu: it'll be easier now that we're in UVF :)02:02
kentCant you make a dvd-version of Ubuntu, with more stuff on it than the usual cd, i mean.. if you still want to limit it to one disc?02:02
eruin?UVF02:02
jdubkent: it's highly likely that there'll be a dvd image with all of supported on it, plus the normal live image02:02
jduberuin: upstream version freeze, when we stop syncing with sid02:03
jdubamu: running a big install now :)02:03
eruinthat explains the lack of daily en-masse-updates02:03
eruin;)02:03
ajmitchjdub: what's the general criteria for being naughty & breaking the freeze?02:03
jdubajmitch: for main, we only sync if there are fixes we need, or if debian's merged ours02:04
jdubajmitch: and exceptional other circumstances02:04
ajmitchand universe?02:04
jdubajmitch: see the release schedule for all the freeze definitions02:04
jdubuniverse is slightly more flexible, or has been in the pasts02:04
jdubpast02:04
ajmitchok02:04
jdubie. if someone's said it works and it's valuable for xyz reasons, we'll generally sync02:05
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jduband it doesn't have potentially obvious side-effects02:05
jdubajmitch: thought so ;)02:05
jdubajmitch: i have the suspicion that within a few releases, we'll start seeing debian uploads to sid specifically in time for UVF :)02:06
ajmitchit's not like anyone else will care about them ;)02:06
ajmitchoh most likely :)02:06
ajmitchat least people won't be uploading semi-stable packages, just bugfixes for that time02:07
amujdub: hehehe, next time we meet, i want see you installation :) 02:07
jdubamu: this is on my desktop testing box - it also has windows xp on it ;)02:07
ajmitchI ought to wait a few days before doing this warty->hoary upgrade02:08
ajmitchsupposedly I'm moving to 256Kbps DSL soon :)02:08
jbaileyajmitch: Ouch.  I've been wrestling with whether to upgrade from 3M to 5M. =)02:10
eruinI was about to say you poor thing, too02:10
jbaileyMostly because I then go from 384k up 768k up.02:10
ajmitchI'll probably be able to get 2M by march or so02:11
ajmitchstill only 128k up02:11
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ajmitchbut I'll at least be able to do a little bit of hacking by then :)02:11
mjg59daniels: Sweet crack today?02:12
robertjdeep thought: If Debian really does time-based releases, will Ubuntu sync up somehow?02:13
eruinajmitch: you'll need more than 128up for that 2mbit down to be of any real use ;>02:13
ajmitcheruin: blame the NZ government for that ;)02:14
eruinmmm, nz02:14
eruinreminds me of home ;)02:14
danielsmjg59: hopefully, yah02:15
danielsKamion: ping02:15
danielsmdz: ping02:15
mjg59mdz: Working hibernate key requires us to ship an ibm-acpi modprobe.d fragment. ipw2200 should work after swsusp if you either (a) provide pci=routeirq on the kernel command line, or (b) wait for fabbione to apply the patch I sent him today02:16
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mjg59daniels: Rocking02:19
mjg59Ass. #5576 is very irritating.02:24
sladenmjg59: why is being run at that point?02:26
ajmitchexcellent, recent ext2online works on lvm02:26
mjg59sladen: As opposed to?02:26
mjg59I guess doing it in multiuser might work as well, but it has to be done before X is started02:27
danielsmjg59: S1202:32
mjg59Anyway, I blame thom :P02:34
sladenmjg59: oh, why is vbestate being run?02:34
mjg59sladen: To save the video state before X is started02:34
mjg59We need something to restore after resume, and saving on suspend doesn't seem to work very well02:34
sivangjdub: do you know if the plans to move menu representation to GtkUIManager are in place for 2.10 ?02:40
sivangjdub: (e.g. using xml for all menu reps. instead of acutal packing calls in code etc)02:41
sladenmjg59: I think I asked somebody to file a bug about that earlier today  (NTP hanging under Hoary)02:49
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jdubsivang: which menus?03:13
mjg59daniels: In the case of DDC only providing mode names and not sync ranges, shouldn't it be possible to calculate ranges?03:15
sivangjdub: I was referring to the way an app03:15
sivang               specifies it's menus for the UI.03:15
jdubdepends on the app03:16
sivangjdub: that is , I understood that there is an intent to move have apps use GtkUIManager which uses XML specs for creating menus. And Nautilus is already using it.03:16
jdubyou can use gtkuimanager manually too03:16
jdubit's up to the author03:16
danielsmjg59: i have 3 vim sessions dedicated to this very task right now03:17
mjg59Rock03:17
danielsmjg59: the problem is that we only decided whether or not to write the sync ranges in dexconf, which is far too late03:17
danielsmjg59: so i'm moving all that over to .config.in, which can work out whether or not we got everything03:17
mjg59Ah, ok03:18
sivangjdub: ok, so a streamlined way to add the launchpad integration entries should not be (at least in theory) be affected by this right?03:18
danielsso the 'special' logic is all there, and i'm writing crt-with-list-of-resolutions-but-no-sync-ranges logic now03:18
jdubsivang: i believe libgnome(ui) may be useful here03:18
jdubsivang: i recall something about adding common help items03:18
jdubmjg59: know anything about that?03:18
sivangjdub: and about items also?03:19
jdubi'm talking about help menus03:19
sivangjdub: ah ok, you have a thread link?03:19
jdubthread of what?03:20
sivangjdub: nm.03:20
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danielseither this monitor is a ghost monitor, or it's caching DDC03:31
daniels(i have a benq lcd and a dell crt, and when the dell crt was turned off and unplugged from power, it was returning ddc results from there)03:32
jduboof, lots of crap in u-u moderation03:39
jdubprepare for gibs03:39
sivangjdub: what's gibs?03:46
tsengsivang: ever hack someone to pieces with the crowbar in halflife?03:47
mjg59daniels: I think I've seen hardware that cached stuff if there wasn't a response03:47
sivangtseng: hmm, done something similar to this in HeavyMetalII 03:48
tsengsivang: the little bits left over are gibs03:48
sivangtseng: ah ok, thanks ;)03:49
danielsmjg59: it's a good idea, so you don't have to tie up the lines waiting for ddc, but bleh03:51
mjg59Bastard protocol from hell03:54
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danielsmjg59: i've just had an epiphany04:42
danielsmjg59: you know how if we take the state from just before suspend, and restore it after resume, the rendering is totally wack?04:42
danielsmjg59: and you know how dri is enabled before suspend, but not after resume?04:42
danielsmjg59: ... connect the dots04:43
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sladenoooh, oooh.  I think it might be possible to do ppc, x86, amd64 *and* ia-64 on the same bootable ISO05:02
sladendaniels: I suspect the ddc electronics are hot the whole time the VGA cable is plugged on so that you can detect it and turn it off and on ?05:09
danielssladen: well, you can detect the rpesence of a crt or otherwise, so it probably caches it for the lifetime of the connection05:23
fabbionemorning05:30
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danielsfabbione: dude, you so need to sleep in05:34
sladenfabbione: morning.  ibm-acpi 0.10 is out  :-)05:37
fabbionedaniels: i know...05:38
fabbionesladen: and the dpatch for the kernel?05:38
fabbione+ i have a patch for ibm-acpi from mjg59 to fix some stuff05:38
sladenfabbione: no delta patch that I can see05:40
fabbionesladen: give me a dpatch :-)05:42
sladenfabbione: but you /know/ how much /hassle/ that is :)05:44
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HostingGeekthere is a huge bug in shorewall 2.0.13 and debian has upgraded to not only 2.0.14 but 2.0.15.1 can we see another merge05:48
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HostingGeekthx cya05:48
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fabbionedaniels: can you gimme op access level in here please?05:51
fabbione(level 10 is the minimum according to chanserv config)05:51
danielsfabbione: i don't have it in #u-d05:58
bob2fabbione: only thombot has it in here05:58
fabbioneok05:59
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thullyhi - can someone answer some questions on how the settings for subpixel rendering are decided?06:10
thullydoes Ubuntu choose a different type of subpixel rendering (rgb, bgr, vertical rgb, vertical bgr) based on the configuration?06:10
thullydoes X.org handle this any differently than XFree86?06:11
danielsyou're better off asking in #ubuntu, but no, we don't pick the subpixel order at present.  and the important thing isn't xfree86 vs xorg, it's the versions of fontconfig and freetype you have installed.06:11
fabbionethully: these stuff is offtopic here06:11
thullyOK - just thought this to be a bit technical for #ubuntu06:12
fabbionedaniels: if i will give you an acx100 driver can you test it for me? to fix the firmware load path?06:13
fabbionedaniels: also.. what flavour do i need to build for you? 686?06:13
danielsfabbsure06:13
danielsfabbione: k7 pls06:13
thullyI do know that the ubuntu-devel mailing list is for development and very technical questions - is this different?06:13
fabbionedaniels 06:13
fabbionedaniels: sure.. thanks06:13
fabbionethully: a lot of people on #ubuntu has very high tech skils06:14
fabbioneskills even06:14
danielsfabbione: cheers dude06:14
fabbionethis chan is very specific to development06:14
thullyOK - I guess I kind of thought it was like the ubuntu-devel mailing list which said it was for highly technical discussions and development06:15
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fabbionedaniels: what package does actually ship the acx100 firmware?06:43
danielsfabbione: lrm-ver-subarch06:44
fabbioneok06:45
fabbionedaniels: just to make the first test easier.. what firmware do you load?06:51
fabbioneor better.. that chipset do you have?06:51
fabbionethe ACX111 or the pure ACX100?06:52
daniels11106:52
fabbionei knew that your hardware sucks :-)06:52
fabbioneclearly is the most complicated one06:52
fabbioneahahah06:52
danielsi need TIACX111.BIN06:52
danielsheh :)06:52
danielsdh_install --sourcedir=debian/tmp06:52
danielscp: cannot create regular file `debian/libxdamage-dev//usr/X11R6/lib/pkgconfig/xdamage.pc': Permission denied06:52
daniels...06:52
danielsah, I see06:53
fabbionedaniels: it will take me a little while to build07:08
danielsfabbione: sure, that's fine07:08
fabbionei don't think i have k7 in ccache07:08
danielsheh :)07:08
fabbionewell i still have my -j15 to build :-)07:09
fabbioneccache+distcc = teh r0ck07:09
jdubif a shared library is considered private, is it okay to put it in the same package as a normal executable?07:10
jdubthey don't really need to be split if that's kosher07:10
bob2is it in /usr/lib/packagename/?07:10
daniels(also, don't ship a .so at all)07:11
danielsand yes07:11
jdubit's not in /usr/lib/packagename/07:12
fabbionejdub: i would do that only if 100% sure that nothing in future will use that lib07:13
fabbioneotherwise just split it and it's done...07:13
fabbioneonce and forever07:13
fabbioneand you don't need to rethink it in 2 months from now07:13
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fabbionedaniels: building now07:31
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jdubheh, morning mpt07:36
jdubwondered how long it would take :)07:36
danielsfabbione: cool, thanks07:37
jdubmdz: can i move dbus-1 from the base to desktop?07:37
jdubmdz: i have *no* idea why it's in base07:37
danielssure nothing else in base depends on it?07:38
jdub100%07:38
jdubotherwise it would depend on it07:38
danielswacky07:38
Keybukif something in base depended on it, he couldn't move it07:39
Keybukgerminate would be sarcastic and leave it where it was07:39
jdubi want to see aforementioned sarcasm07:39
Keybukhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-hoary-output/_germinate_output ? :p07:40
Keybuk! Promoted debhelper from supported to desktop to satisfy alien07:40
Keybukthat kind of thing07:41
mptjdub: And what's that supposed to imply? :-)07:41
jdubmpt: that you're a sucker for punishment, and we've piqued your interest. :-)07:41
jdubKeybuk: i want to see sarcasm, dude!07:41
Keybukjdub: I swear it was more sarcastic when I maintained it :p07:42
mptjdub: Something like that07:42
mptjdub: I see there's a graphical installer that needs designing ...07:42
mpt(or so it says on the wiki)07:42
jdubKeybuk: colin made it polite07:43
jdubKeybuk: perhaps we should maintain a marvin branch07:43
jdubKeybuk: "oh, sigh, these humans don't know how to satisfy alien"07:43
Keybukeasy, oo-mox07:43
jdubhrm, wish rince ran postfix07:45
fabbionedaniels: did you see that xine* bug i did assign to you?07:49
fabbionedaniels: do you think you can manage to fix it?07:49
fabbioneotherwise in fullscreen it is real crap07:49
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danielsfabbione: yeah, I'll do that tonight07:58
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fabbionedaniels: acx_pci.ko, right?08:17
fabbionedaniels: it's on people...08:21
fabbionejust grab that one and be sure you don't have any symlink or firmware around08:21
fabbionemodprobe it 08:21
fabbioneand it should print some extra crap in the dmesg08:21
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fabbionelike FABBIONE: <blabla>08:22
fabbionethat will tell you if it found the right file or not08:22
danielsfabbione: ah cool08:33
danielshold on a sec08:33
danielswas just eating, sorry08:34
fabbionenp08:38
danielsheh08:41
danielsi forgot i was back on -108:42
danielsso i've installed -2, in the meantime my wireless card has died in the arse and won't come back up08:42
danielsso i'm just waiting for this xorg build to finish before i reboot08:42
danielsjust in dh_strip now08:42
fabbionesure08:42
fabbioneno problem08:42
fabbionejust replace the driver from people before rebootinh08:43
fabbioneand check the dmesg08:43
fabbioneso you don't need to unload/load08:43
fabbionebut be sure that you don't have spurious firmwares around08:43
fabbionebrb08:43
danielsyeah08:44
fabbione-               sprintf(filename,"%s/TIACX111.BIN", firmware_dir); /* combined firmware */08:44
fabbione+               sprintf(filename,"%s/TIACX111.BIN-%s", firmware_dir, UTS_RELEASE);08:44
fabbione+               if (OK != acx_check_file(filename)) {08:44
fabbione+                       acxlog(L_INIT, "FABBIONE Firmware: '%s' not found. Trying alternative firmware.\n", filename);08:44
fabbione+                       sprintf(filename,"%s/TIACX111.BIN", firmware_dir); /* combined firmware */08:44
fabbione+               }08:44
fabbionethe patch is easy08:44
fabbionebut basically i need to see if UTS_RELEASE is what we really need :-)08:44
danielscool :)08:44
fabbioneif that works i need to propagate the change to the lower firmware loader08:45
danielsi'll tell you :)08:46
danielsrebooting now08:46
fabbioneok08:46
danielsfabbione: scoooooooooooore08:48
danielsfabbione: thanks mate :)08:48
fabbionedaniels: cool08:54
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sivangMorning all08:58
fabbionethis code is SO hugly!09:01
Treenaksmorning sivang09:01
fabbionehi sivang 09:01
fabbionehi Treenaks 09:01
sivangfabbione: did you sacrafice your daily chunk of gpg keys?09:01
Treenakshi fabbione09:01
fabbionesivang: ?09:01
Treenaksfabbione: I tried the VIA driver from the unichrome.sf.net site (on sid, with XFree86 4.3.0)09:02
Treenaksfabbione: it works fine now09:02
danielsTreenaks: you know hoary has the via driver from unichrome now? :)09:02
Treenaksfabbione: (though there's one patch not integrated yet.. )09:02
Treenaksdaniels: yeah, I read that09:02
sivangfabbione: the gpg keys scarafice , surely you emember one frustrating day with the kernel? ;-)09:02
fabbioneTreenaks: open a wishlist bug on debian for it, but i don't promise to get it in.09:03
Treenaksdaniels: but my machine is running sid, and I don't like reinstalling ;)09:03
fabbionesivang: ehehe09:03
sivangfabbione: buena serra btw :)09:03
Treenaksfabbione: I'll stick with the unofficial xserver packages I found09:03
fabbioneTreenaks: Branden and I are being pretty conservative at this point of the release to mess around too much with drivers and such09:03
fabbionesivang: :-)09:04
sivangfabbione: (I hope I said good morning in italian)09:05
sivangTreenaks: morning!09:05
Treenaksfabbione: yeah, I understand09:07
Treenaksfabbione: that's why I'm using the unofficial deb ;)09:07
danielsheh, cool :)09:09
danielsxresprobe now tells you whether the display is crt, lcd/lvds, or lcd/tmds09:09
fabbionesorry i am fighting with teh HUGLYNESS right now09:09
fabbionedaniels: that driver needs a full rewrite09:09
danielsfabbione: what, via?09:10
fabbioneit's so much crap that it doesn't deserve to live in my kernel09:10
fabbioneacx10009:10
Treenaksdaniels: the via kernel driver (drm) is undergoing a rewrite already :)09:10
fabbionethey don't even know how to write C09:10
Treenaksdaniels: ("That's the largest function I've ever seen in a C program" - some dri coder)09:11
fabbionedaniels: afaics we don't ship the USB version, right?09:14
danielsTreenaks: yeah, I've seen alanh going through and rewriting a whole bunch of stuff09:15
danielsfabbione: oh yeah, acx, it's a horror09:15
danielsfabbione: i don't think they even have the usb stuff working09:15
fabbioneok09:16
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fabbionedaniels: can you do me a favour? on 5329 can you just add a foobar comment?  i need to see if my new mail filters are working :-)09:19
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fabbionehey pitti09:27
pittiHi fabbione 09:27
pittihi everybody09:27
fabbionepitti: gimme some bad news.. just to start the week :)09:27
fabbionepitti: can you please add a simple foobar comment to 5329?09:28
fabbionei need to test my spam^Wbug mail filters?09:28
pittifabbione: hmm, I don't think that I can add anything qualified to this bug09:29
fabbionejust foobar09:29
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fabbionei don't need anything useful in it09:29
pittifabbione: bad news> wait, I just opened my mailbox :-)09:29
fabbionebut i cannot do it myseld09:29
pittiokay09:29
bob2done09:29
fabbionethanks09:30
fabbioneperfect09:30
pittifabbione: mid-air collision...09:30
pittibob2 was faster09:30
fabbionepitti: bob2 did.. thanks09:30
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pittielmo: can you please sync mailman?09:31
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HostingGeekcan we have more games in ubuntu which are offical support (right channel?)09:31
danielsHostingGeek: wrong channel.09:32
fabbionepitti: i need to go and pick up the new passport09:33
fabbionepitti: please mail me if there is any bad news09:33
pittifabbione: sure09:33
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fabbionei plan another upload today or tomorrow09:33
opimorning09:33
pittifabbione: I ordered mine last week, but our country needs 6 weeks to create a passport :-(09:33
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fabbionepitti: i am waiting since november :-)09:34
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opipitti: here you need 8 and a bribe ;-))09:34
fabbionepitti: because i live in dk and the embassy needs permissions and papers from italy09:34
pittihmm, okay, maybe .de is not _that_ bad :-)09:34
pittifabbione: ah, right09:34
opiwell, shouldn't we drop passports in UE? :)09:35
fabbioneopi: you still need it to travel outside EU :(09:35
opifabbione: that's true09:36
sivangpitti: morning !09:36
fabbionelater09:36
pittiHi sivang!09:36
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Treenaksfabbione: no, we just extend it further09:36
sivangpitti: what's up? 09:36
bob2hah09:37
fabbioneTreenaks: for .it extending = make a new one09:37
Treenaksfabbione: starting with (of course) the middle-east and Africa :)09:37
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fabbionei am off for real now09:37
sivangpitti: if you have time today, I'd like to try close the pending g-s-t issues wrt the stock profiles we should provide.09:37
pittisivang: sure!09:37
sivangpitti: cool :-)09:39
pittiamu: hi!09:39
pittiamu: did you already fix CAN-2004-1145 in Warty?09:39
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mdzjdub: wtf is it doing in base?09:54
mdzjdub: (yes)09:54
mdzdaniels: pong09:54
mdzmjg59: is the ibm-acpi modprobe.d fragment documented somewhere?09:54
danielsmdz: is the only framebuffer for the livecd goign to be vga16?09:55
mdzdaniels: I believe it tries vesafb, and if that doesn't work, falls back to vga1609:55
danielscool09:55
danielswell, I've blacklisted vga16 itmt09:56
daniels(which is enough for the livecd)09:58
opibtw: I've filled a ,,bug'', but it should be easy to fix, so maybe I'll mention it here09:59
opiI've noticed that ubuntu-desktop don't depend on sudo, and while we use sudo for everything, shouldn't it be there?09:59
opiyou can apt-get remove sudo, and render some desktop parts unusable09:59
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HostingGeekRE: the nvu source package10:04
HostingGeeki still have got to reply10:04
HostingGeekwhen is the dead line for me to get it fixed so it can be included in universe ?10:04
danielslike last week10:04
danielsor two weeks ago10:04
HostingGeekdaniels: can we make one acception 10:05
HostingGeekdaniels: we are talking about nvu10:05
danielsin 'exceptional circumstances', uvf can be broken.  what's so exceptional about nvu? (i don't even know what's broken, so you'll have to explain)10:06
HostingGeekdaniels: the nvu  sourece package i found md5sum mismatch10:06
HostingGeekso people here screemed it being unsafe10:07
danielser, that pretty much can't actually happen10:07
danielssince katie looks at what's in the archive, takes an md5sum of that, and then uses that for Sources.gz10:07
HostingGeekdaniels: well thats what happened so i think Kamion or Keybuk said the rep probbly has been hacked10:08
thomdaniels: it's not in our repo at all, afaik10:09
thomthis was a different repo10:09
thommjg59: *what* is all my fault this time? :P10:09
HostingGeekdaniels: i guess you don't remeber the convo here....10:10
danielsthom: oh, sensible10:10
danielsHostingGeek: dude, if the ubuntu repository's been cracked, we won't be fixing some random package in universe10:10
thomheh10:10
danielsthere's sort of a more serious problem that we might want to fix10:11
HostingGeekdaniels: this is another rep.... which has a source package for nvu that ubuntu can use10:11
daniels... so why are you asking here?10:11
thombecause he wants to get it in universe10:11
thomkeep up10:11
danielsah, well in that case, upstream version freeze has passed10:11
danielsthom: dude, i can keep up with the coherent10:12
danielsthom: in any case, i8xx dri suspend/resume is on the way -- shazam10:12
HostingGeekdaniels: ok so we can work on making it for grumpy?!?10:12
danielsHostingGeek: when the time comes10:13
HostingGeekdaniels: no it need a lot of work10:13
danielsso do the work beforehand10:14
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HostingGeeknvu provides firefox now10:18
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danielshostit what?10:19
HostingGeekso can't we just make a simple build that replaces firefox10:19
thomum, no10:19
danielsno10:19
thomthat's utter, total crack10:19
HostingGeekrather than do a huge code edit10:19
HostingGeekme?10:19
danielsyes10:20
HostingGeekchanging servers if anyone said anything to me resay i am missing 50% of stuff said in this channel from this server10:21
danielsit's a really bad idea10:21
HostingGeekwhy?10:21
HostingGeekbrb10:21
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HostingGeekok back10:22
HostingGeekdaniels: why is it a bad idea , it better than having nvu+firefox installed and firefox10:23
thomnvu should just use the installed firefox10:24
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Treenaksnvu should use the x-www-browser!10:25
HostingGeekdaniels: there is one problem with freezing now, firefox 1.1 will be out before hoary become stable and open office 2 and #ubuntu will be full of "why didn't ubuntu ship with firefox 1.1 and open office 2?"10:25
HostingGeekTreenaks: thats a bigger hack than thom idea10:26
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trukuloMithrandir: u awak?10:26
trukulosorry, are you awake?10:26
HostingGeekthom: so many distro tried making a hack for nvu but it pritty much then a rewrite10:26
HostingGeekdaniels: can you give me a server that does give lag for 3 min?10:29
Mithrandirtrukulo: yes10:30
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trukuloMithrandir: is last video full uploaded?10:31
thomHostingGeek: then until nvu is fixed to use the installed firefox i dont believe its suitable for inclusion10:31
Mithrandirtrukulo: yes, absolutely.10:32
Mithrandirtrukulo: I'm uploading at 1Mbyte/sec ATM. :)10:32
trukuloMithrandir: cool ! so i close torrent seed10:32
Mithrandirgreat10:32
trukuloand now, we have full videos uploaded :)10:33
Mithrandiryup10:34
MithrandirI'm going to blog it on planet.ubuntu10:34
Mithrandirbut not right now, since I'm in a meeting.10:34
HostingGeekthom: yes and its no where in the road map thats why it should provide firefox10:34
thomno, that's totally friggin' backwards10:35
HostingGeekthom: well the nvu team have no where in there road map to do this10:36
thomHostingGeek: well, tell them to do so10:36
HostingGeekthom: and many have tried to do this but still got no where10:36
thomHostingGeek: you won't find any distros bar linspire being at all thrilled by the idea of using firefox from some random tarball10:36
HostingGeekthom: ummm so many distro have requested this10:36
HostingGeekthom: then merge it back to our build of firefox10:37
TreenaksHostingGeek: uh... you're seeing it backwards.10:38
HostingGeekDependce problem10:38
TreenaksHostingGeek: nvu should use the existing firefox. firefox should not be "patched" so NVU works with it (I ope)10:38
trukulopefect10:38
HostingGeeklibsdl-sound1.2 depends on linflac410:39
HostingGeekand there is no libflac4 in universe10:39
Treenaksurgh.. the flac4/flac6 thing10:39
HostingGeekdaniels: any chance on letting in one more file10:40
HostingGeekTreenaks: libflac4 should then be a dummy package10:40
thomno, libsdl-sound should be rebuilt10:40
HostingGeekTreenaks: a lot of games do need libsdl-sound1.210:40
HostingGeekTreenaks: RE: nvu; yes it should someone should tell that to the nvu devels but as they will not do it, and it to hard for anyone else to do as its rewrite too much, its the only way10:42
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TreenaksHostingGeek: you're talking to them, as a packager, aren't you?10:43
TreenaksHostingGeek: so you should ask them, or write it yourself10:43
elmopitti: done10:43
pittithanks10:43
HostingGeekTreenaks: so far, debian, gentoo, mandrake, suse.... have asked this of them10:43
TreenaksHostingGeek: well, if you ask, ubuntu asked as well10:43
HostingGeeknot sure if fedora did10:43
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Mithrandirelmo: care to sync mailman from unstable, please?10:44
TreenaksHostingGeek: the more people ask, the more likely they'll do it10:44
HostingGeekTreenaks: well as i can't speel want to proof read my email10:44
elmoMithrandir: that was the 'done'10:44
Mithrandirelmo: ah, ok, thanks then  :)10:44
TreenaksHostingGeek: evolution has a spell checker built in.10:45
TreenaksHostingGeek: and maybe you should learn to spell then?10:45
ogramorning10:45
Treenakshey ogra10:45
ograhi10:45
HostingGeekTreenaks: yes and it can't tell 50% of my words10:45
ograelmo: so now please tell me what am i missing to get my uploads functional....10:46
HostingGeekTreenaks: and anyway my gammar10:46
TreenaksHostingGeek: well, learning is a good thing10:47
TreenaksHostingGeek: and if you want to do stuff for free software, you might as well learn that as well :)10:47
HostingGeekheh10:47
elmoogra: one sec10:47
ograyup :)10:48
trukulohi ogra10:49
ograhi :)10:49
HostingGeekhmm can i make a ubuntu-games package that depends on all the working and cool games to be included in ubuntu?10:49
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trukuloHostingGeek: please, don't10:50
HostingGeektrukulo: ok lol10:50
trukulo:)10:50
HostingGeekwhy doesn't ubuntu offical suppport a free open source java vm? so it can ship with java preinstalled10:55
HostingGeek*offically10:55
TreenaksHostingGeek: because there is no free java vm that's good enough ?10:55
HostingGeekTreenaks: you see thats why i need you to read my email before i send it10:56
HostingGeekTreenaks: blackdown is10:56
TreenaksHostingGeek: blackdown is not free10:56
Treenakshttp://www.debian.org/social_contract -> look at the "DFSG", read the blackdown license and compare10:56
HostingGeekTreenaks: hmmm #ubuntu told me it is free10:57
TreenaksHostingGeek: yes. free as in beer. not free as in freedom.10:58
HostingGeekTreenaks: i remeber reading in debian news letter something about debian supporting one10:58
TreenaksHostingGeek: you should really read a bit more on what "free" in "free software" means10:58
HostingGeeki know what it mean10:58
Treenaksapparently noyt10:58
Treenaksnot10:58
HostingGeekbut i thought he ment as freedom10:58
TreenaksHostingGeek: don't think if you don't have all the facts10:59
HostingGeekok out of all the free vms now can't ubuntu ship with the best one (which one is the best one?)11:00
TreenaksHostingGeek: because nobody has stepped up and implemented it?11:02
TreenaksHostingGeek: in a Good way?11:02
HostingGeekTreenaks: debian has i remeber reading in a news letter a few weeks ago about it11:03
trukuloHostingGeek: read it again, please11:04
trukulothat java vm's are not "production ready"11:04
HostingGeekbut something is better than nothing11:05
TreenaksHostingGeek: a broken java is worse than no java at all11:05
azeemI wonder whether java-package has been fixed to work with Sun's jre-1.5 final11:06
danielsi always feared the development channel would become cluttered with useless crap so it would become hopeless as a development chanenl11:06
ograazeem: not yet, but we have percompiled binarys....on a community repo for 1.511:07
HostingGeekazeem: it has11:07
HostingGeekTreenaks: JamVM clames to support upto java 1.2, so it 3 versions old11:08
azeemyeah11:08
azeemusing java-package is quite easy even for non tech-savy people11:08
pittiRiddell: ping11:08
HostingGeekpitti: 9.2 seconds 0_011:09
ograazeem: adding a repo is even easier :)11:09
HostingGeekogra: and having a free LGPL vm support up to 1.5 is even easier11:10
azeemogra: what are the legal implications of advertising a java repo on the wiki? If you can put the .debs up, they could just as well go into multiverse, no?11:10
fabbionere11:10
ograazeem: i think this should be as possible as mplayer is :)11:11
azeemogra: eh, mplayer is GPL11:11
azeemin theory, at least11:11
ograahh, true...decss isnt....11:11
azeemdecss is in multiverse?11:11
ogranope11:12
jdubno11:12
azeempfew, you scared me for a second11:12
jdublibdvdcss is freely licensed, it's just unshippable :)11:12
azeemthere's a reason the blackdown .debs aren't in Debian's non-free I guess, besides 'nobody cares'11:12
ograazeem: so we ave to keep java external too i guess11:12
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toresbehey, that launchpad thing11:13
toresbehow do I get an account?11:13
lupus_patent issues :)11:13
toresbebob2: hey :)11:13
ogratoresbe: create one for the wiki, the apply everywhere i think11:14
bob2toresbe: sign up on ubuntu.com11:14
ograthey even11:14
toresbeyay. Thanks :)11:14
toresbeeek, need food first11:14
fabbionemdz: you still around?11:15
azeemhow about you scratch methods 1, 3, 4 and 5 from the 'get Java' wiki page? Having five alternatives to choose from looks pretty confusing11:15
ograazeem: people may get upset if you simply scratch their stuff :) but i fully agree....(it is grown over time...)11:17
HostingGeekwhat blackdown called in ubuntu11:17
Treenaksogra: it's a wiki. you shuold expect your stuff to vanish11:17
ograyup...11:17
bob2HostingGeek: it's not in ubuntu, read the wiki.11:17
azeemmethod 0 has about three or four different ways as well11:18
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ograhehe11:18
ograthe 0 was my suggestion11:18
bob2Riddell: what's with the epoch on kynaptic in it's first upload?11:18
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azeemOMG, who decides on those names?11:19
azeemkynaptic sounds ugh11:19
Treenaksazeem: it's a KDE app... the name HAS to start with a K11:20
ogralike something used by a surgeon11:20
mvo_azeem: has it hit the archive?11:20
bob2mvo_: yes11:20
azeemmvo_: is it the same codebase?11:20
mvo_the backend yes11:21
azeemeh, is it in the same codebase, or did they fork, I mean11:21
KamionMithrandir: see http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=167629#msg811:21
mvo_there is no there currently :) we keep it compiling but there is not a lot of work on it right now 11:21
azeemmvo_: IMHO, everything shared between synaptic and kynaptic should go into APT or another library on top of APT11:21
azeembut I told you already :)11:21
mvo_azeem: and I agreed already I think :)11:22
azeemsame for stuff shared with aptitude11:22
mvo_azeem: +111:22
azeemmvo_: do you know whether the APT dudes support this?11:22
azeemi.e. adding convenience stuff done by aptitude/synaptic into it11:22
mvo_azeem: I think so, but changes need to be in small pieces. people get nervous when there package manager changes to rapidly11:23
azeemyeah, sure11:23
HostingGeekTreenaks: yes and it must not have its 2nd letter as a s11:23
HostingGeeki got a game for ubuntu http://www.ysagoon.com/glob2/index.php/game/welcome?lang=en&frame=no someone remeber it to be included in 2 months the debs are the so are the source packages....11:25
bob2HostingGeek: maybe you could do some work instead of ordering people around?11:26
bob2HostingGeek: like even download it and see if the source package is actually complete and builds?11:26
HostingGeekbob2: i am not ordering anyone11:26
HostingGeekbob2: it is11:26
bob2HostingGeek: see, you said something similar about nvu11:27
HostingGeekbob2: yes the nvu package only had a hacker problem....11:28
bob2HostingGeek: 'hacker problem'?11:28
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HostingGeekbob2: some changed the source package so it has a md5 mismatch i have emailed linex.org11:29
ograKamion: is it ok, if i start to point people with floppy probs to #5060 ? i would like to have a place to collect the info (i'm also willing to solve it if i have a clue whats wrong but youre the bugowner)11:29
Kamionogra: sure, please ask them to dd out the contents of the floppy and put the result somewhere so that we can actually fix the bug11:32
Kamionogra: didn't you say you had some affected floppies?11:32
ograi had....but i have my floppy drive not here since mataro.....i'll get it back in some days ;)11:33
Treenaksogra: you left your floppy drive  in Matar?11:33
ograhehe11:33
ogranope...i gave the laptop with the drive away before mataro 11:34
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KamionKeybuk: I did not make germinate more polite, it was like that when you gave it to me :)11:37
Keybukmaybe I did then11:38
Kamionmdz: yeah, planning to switch to passthrough, just haven't done any more first-stage-questions work since you implemented it :)11:38
trukuloogra: new graveman version11:38
ogratrukulo: i'll look at it toay ;) thanks11:39
ogratoday11:39
Kamionmdz: the ipw2200 firmware is in the udebs, although its name has changed11:39
trukulo:) as always, you have packages for sid in my web if you wanna look at it11:39
ogratrukulo: i will :)11:39
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abellihi everybody11:42
abelliogra: ciao11:42
ograhi abelli11:43
ograhas anybody seen this: http://www.ubuntu.org/ ?11:43
Kamionogra: yes, we knew about that when the name was originally picked11:44
ograah, ok11:44
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no0ticIn what daily isos differ from weekly-dvd?11:48
no0ticApart from size and number of packs..11:48
Kamionthe daily is a CD including only base, the standard desktop, and a few extra bits11:50
Kamionthe weekly DVD is, well, a DVD including all of main11:50
Kamionif you say "apart from size and number of packages", then the answer is "nothing", because the differences are size and number of packages. :-)11:50
Kamionthe DVD will probably become an install+live image in the future11:50
no0tic:)11:51
no0ticthere are also differences in stability?11:51
HostingGeekphpbb2 package should be removed from universe11:52
TreenaksHostingGeek: why?11:52
HostingGeekthere possible legal issue with themes right now11:52
Kamionno0tic: why would there be?11:52
TreenaksHostingGeek: so just replace the theme11:52
no0ticKamion: I don't know :), thank anyway!11:53
Kamionno0tic: you may see bugs in one that you don't see in the other simply because the weekly DVD is only generated weekly and therefore doesn't have more recent changes11:54
KamionI wouldn't characterise that as a difference in stability though11:54
ograheh, someone reported a bug about reportbug not working.... with reportbug ...lol11:54
no0ticKamion: thanks again11:54
no0tic:)11:55
HostingGeekTreenaks: the defualt theme subSilver is under GPL and there are to many themes based on it that have changed the license from GPL to a non-free license this could mean 1000s of people can be sued so untill subsilver changed its license to LGPL or BSD it should be removed11:55
TreenaksHostingGeek: that's not a problem for phpbb-- if phpbb is GPL11:55
TreenaksHostingGeek: the copyright holders of subsilver should start sending mail to the infringers11:56
HostingGeekTreenaks: oops your right11:56
trukuloTreenaks: do you want a blade?12:01
Treenakstrukulo: blade?12:02
mjg59mdz: I'm keen on shipping the appropriate fragment12:02
ograTreenaks: one end of a sword ;)12:02
trukuloTreenaks: for your veins12:02
mjg59mdz: But the current ibm-acpi that we ship has broken module parameter parsing12:02
trukuloogra: umm, i think then i mean a razor12:02
Treenakstrukulo: I'm not suicidal, thanks12:02
Treenaksnot yet, at least12:03
ograheh12:03
fabbionemjg59: i have your patch applied for -912:03
fabbionepatches even12:03
fabbionei forgot that i need to go to the dentist12:03
fabbionei will upload later today12:03
mjg59fabbione: Have you applied the swsusp fix from Bugzilla?12:04
fabbioneyes12:04
mjg59Rock12:05
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fabbionemjg59: can you take a look at -8 and see if any of the acpi patches need to be either updated or dropped?12:07
fabbionei keep forwarding some stuff you gave me for 2.6.9 but didn't get any update from you12:08
fabbionejust to be sure i didn't miss anything12:08
=== thom beats mjg59 with the "test uses a single = for string equality tests" stick
Treenaksthat's one specialized stick...12:09
thomit's large and spikey12:09
Treenaksand rusty?12:09
mjg59fabbione: I don't think there's anything I sent you that needs to be dropped yet12:10
mjg59thom: Oops12:10
fabbionemjg59: cool12:10
thommjg59: only 11 instances in acpi-support ;-)12:10
Keybukit's amazing how many people get that one wrong12:11
=== Keybuk blames GNU test for supporting it
Keybukactually, I think GNU test doesn't and bash does?12:12
Treenaksit should output a warning, like perl does12:12
Keybukdescent scott% /usr/bin/test "foo" == "bar"12:12
Keybuk/usr/bin/test: ==: binary operator expected12:12
thomit's bash, yes12:12
Keybukbash is the First Evil.12:12
TreenaksKeybuk: tied with zsh12:12
mjg59bash supports it12:13
KeybukTreenaks: yeah, but zsh doesn't even *claim* POSIX compliance12:13
mjg59And all the acpi-support stuff is /bin/bash 12:13
Kamiondoes it need to be /bin/bash for any other reasons?12:13
mjg59Kamion: Nope12:14
Keybukmjg59: gah, you're worse than Colin "I want to write essential things in Perl" Watson12:14
mjg59Haha12:14
thommjg59: ... except the bits that aren't :-)12:14
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mjg59thom: Pff. All the affected ones are.12:16
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azeempackages from contrib are not getting automatically built for multiverse, right?12:25
seb128elmo: drivel sync please12:33
Treenaksseb128: any reason why evolution isn't built with --enable-plugins=all (instead of just --enable-plugins, which means --enable-plugins=base)?12:35
seb128Treenaks: gni ?12:38
seb128Treenaks: you could at least look on the build before asking, --enable-plugins means all12:38
seb128http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/e/evolution/2.1.3.2-0ubuntu1/evolution_2.1.3.2-0ubuntu1_20050113-1353-i386-successful12:39
seb128Plugins:  yes (all)12:39
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mvo_Mithrandir: update-notifier with upgrade-hook support is uploaded12:50
ograhmm, ubuntulinux.org seems down12:52
seb128mvo_: have you get the new backtrace for the update-notifier crash ?12:53
mvo_seb128: yes12:53
mvo_thanks12:53
seb128mvo_: any idea on the bug ?12:54
seb128np12:54
seb128let me know if I should add debugging stuff in the code or something12:54
mvo_seb128: can you reproduce it? 12:54
seb128no12:54
seb128it happens sometime that's all12:54
seb128no clue on how to force it ...12:55
thomogra: looks ok here12:55
mvo_same for me. I added even more saveguards and I implemented a "destroy" callback so that when the panel is restarted, update-notifier kills itself and comes up clean again12:55
ograthom: hmm, strange....maybe a routing prob of my provider...everything else works....12:56
ograhmm....10  vlan202.rsm-r-1.lon2.mnet.net.uk (62.140.218.35)  75.205 ms  76.512 ms  78.205 ms12:58
ogra11  * * *12:58
Treenaksseb128: hm... it does not mean all when I build from source... I'll look again12:58
ograbtw...even windows ships traceroute by default....12:59
seb128Treenaks: sure, the package doesn't build from sources12:59
ograshould really be in main for failure tracking12:59
seb128:p12:59
thomogra: we ship mtr by default, *shrug*12:59
ograho, ok.....(so i'm to "old school") *g*01:00
seb128Treenaks: why not using the package ?01:00
Kamionbase: * iputils-tracepath  # more secure sort of traceroute, will put compatibility symblink in for traceroute users01:00
Kamionmaybe the symlink got forgotten about01:00
ograyup, looks like01:00
Treenaksseb128: nevermind01:01
Kamionsupported: * traceroute             # we have iputils-tracepath in base, this is only for real traceroute lovers01:01
seb128Treenaks: let me know if there is something to fix in the package so it can be fixed for everybody ...01:01
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thomhey jeff! welcome to the madhouse :-)01:02
Kamionjbailey: welcome :-)01:03
jbaileythom: Thanks. =)01:03
jbaileyKamion: Heya, thanks. =)01:03
seb128hey jbailey !!01:03
jbaileyM. sb! =)01:04
mvo_hi jbailey! welcome :)01:04
jordijeeeeff :)01:04
jbailey'lo mvo. =)  Jordi!01:04
Treenaksseb128: well.. I was trying to figure out why the new-mail-notify plugin isn't included in the binary (while it is available in the source)..01:05
seb128Treenaks: warning: dbus-glib-1 was not found, new-mail-notify plugin will not be built.01:06
seb128that's it01:06
seb128(search "inotify" in the build log :p)01:07
Treenaksseb128: shall I file a bug on that missing build-dep? :)01:07
seb128if you want01:07
TreenaksOK01:07
seb128I'll probably fix it today but still useful to have a reminder01:07
seb128Treenaks: thanks for noticing01:08
Treenaksseb128: #558701:10
seb128ok01:10
Treenaksseb128: I noticed because I'm jhbuilding my own stuff on suse here -- and the list of plugins was different01:11
seb128is there other differences ?01:11
Treenakswell, audio-inline, but that's in the bug report as well01:12
Treenaksbut otherwise it "feels" mostly the same now :)01:12
seb128this one need gstreamer yep01:12
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-devel: Ubuntu development -- general discussion and support on #ubuntu | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HoaryGoals
=== Topic (#ubuntu-devel): set by mdz at Fri Jan 7 18:46:16 2005
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pittisivang: I'm back, btw03:30
pittisivang: trouble with my net connection03:30
pittiseb128_: sivang wants to work on g-s-t a bit03:30
pittiseb128_: since I want to teach him some patch'n'package, would you mind if I upload the next version?03:31
seb128_pitti: ?03:31
pittiseb128_: profile support needs to be tweaked a bit03:31
pittiseb128_: he shall prepare the package under my supervision and if everything works, you or me would upload it03:31
seb128_pitti: feel free to upload and change whatever you want, I've nothing like "that *MY* package" :p03:31
pittiseb128_: would that be fine for you?03:31
thomseb128_: so we can't call you marillat? damn.03:32
seb128_ah ah03:32
pittiseb128_: it's gnome, and if it breaks, the folks will blame YOU :-))03:32
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seb128_pitti: I'll get back to you in this case, don't worry :)03:32
fabbioneMithrandir: ping03:35
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fabbioneKamion: i think that the problem on booting on that powermac7,3 is as benh said a "ppc64 kernel problem"03:43
Kamionfabbione: the reporter says that it works on Debian now, and Debian does not use ppc6403:43
Kamiontherefore I'm simply asking if we're up to date on patches03:43
fabbioneyes but i am uptodated with ppc patches03:43
Kamionif so, the bug can be closed03:43
fabbioneyeah but i wonder why it doesn...03:44
Kamionit hasn't been reported on recent hoary, it was a warty report03:44
Kamionwarty was definitely out of date with regard to some required patches03:44
amusomeone could review hotplug fix? http://amu.debian.net/tmp/hotplug.diff03:45
fabbioneKamion: ok... i will close it03:45
fabbioneis anybody working on OOo?03:46
fabbionei need to do a port upload....03:46
amufabbione: haggai i guess ;)  03:46
fabbioneamu: i mean.. right now to do an ubuntu upload :-)03:47
robertjsweetness03:47
robertjTor Lillquest got hired by NDS to hack on win32 stuff03:47
robertjdbus porting then evolution03:48
haggaifabbione: no I'm working on oo203:49
fabbionehaggai: ok.03:49
fabbionehaggai: i only need to fix a MANIFEST file.. so it shouldn't be too complicate :-)03:49
robertjhaggai: is that the official abbreviation ;)03:49
haggaifabbione: ah, k.  I dropped those for ver 2 because I rewrote the packaging scripts to use the upstream maintained filelists03:50
haggairobertj: I don't think there is an official one03:50
robertjI need to check out the win32 builds again03:51
robertjlast time I checked database had just gone in03:52
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=== Kamion wonders exactly what amu's hotplug fix is fixing
Kamionnone of that should be needed with a POSIX shell04:02
fabbionemjg59: 5591 :-)04:06
mjg59fabbione: His DSDT is fucked04:09
fabbionemjg59: do you want to explain that to him? ;)04:10
mjg59Keybuk: Can you take a look at the video options in /etc/default/acpi-support, switch them all off and then try swsusp again?04:10
sladenfabbione: already have04:13
KeybukI tried them all04:14
mjg59Keybuk: And still the crash on vt switch?04:15
Keybukyeah04:15
mjg59Wow. Your machine is less functional than the craptop.04:15
Keybukit *looks* like it's X.org bailing out04:15
mjg59Does it work if you suspend from the console?04:15
Keybukyour scripts don't even suspend if I do it from the console04:15
Keybukthey tear down dhcp, and then don't do anything else04:15
mjg59Make very sure that you're using the acpi-support from horay and not my one04:15
KeybukI am, 0.1304:15
mjg59thom: Can we shift the vbesave script to the beginning of multiuser?04:16
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thomcertainly04:16
thom... why? :-)04:17
mjg59thom: That way, when it breaks someone's computer, we can get them to boot in single user mode...04:17
thomah, true04:18
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=== Keybuk smiles at fabbione
fabbioneKeybuk: ?04:26
Keybukoh, just running apache through hct04:26
fabbioneah cool04:26
Keybukhave been for half an hour or so now04:26
=== Keybuk watches the progress log messages scroll past
ogradoes anybody know how long a typical "elmo second" is ?04:26
ograhe said "wait a sec" ......04:27
Keybukogra: about two to three centuries, why?04:27
smurfixogra: There is no such thing IME04:27
ogra....four hours ago04:27
smurfixogra: he didn't say he'd be done afterwards, now did he?04:27
ograsmurfix: nope :)04:27
KeybukI appear to have lied when I said it imports ok though, because the version in hoary tickles a little bug that I just fixed04:28
ograKeybuk: because i have a bunch of universe packages that need rebuild and would like to upload then04:28
ograthem04:28
KeybukI always feel happier about code once I've found and fixed some bugs in it04:28
fabbioneit was rejected...04:29
fabbioneops04:29
Keybukfotfl ... apache--suexec-of-death--1.3.3304:30
Keybukyou know there's a bunch of patches in here that don't apply?04:31
thomthe apache* packages have some wonderful patch names04:31
fabbioneall of them do04:31
Keybuk010_dbm_part_2_the_revenge04:31
fabbioneif applied in proper order04:31
Keybukah, you see, we can't represent that in Arch04:32
fabbioneDOH!04:32
Keybukwe can represent patch 2 depends on patch 1 which depends on base04:32
Keybukall the way up to arbitrary patch N04:32
Keybukwhat we can't represent is patch 3 depends on patch 2 and patch 1, but patch 2 *does not* depend on patch 104:33
Keybukbecause that would require branches with multiple parents04:33
Keybukand lifeless goes interesting colours if you say things like that04:33
elmogiggle04:34
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fabbionehappyness04:35
Keybukdebian/patches/ssl/004_eapi.patch.patch/pkg.eapi/eapi.patch04:35
fabbioneok.. skip apache 04:35
Keybukmeh, why is there a patch whose whole purpose in life is to add another patch to the tree? :p04:35
fabbioneif arch can't handle i will04:35
fabbionebecasue it is required? ;)04:36
Keybukcouldn't you just, oh, I don't know, put the patch in the tree, instead of patching it into the tree? <g>04:36
=== Keybuk awards fabbione and the Apache maintainers the "Martin Pitt Award" for strange source-package practices
elmoKeybuk: dude, can I ask for a couple of packages?04:37
Keybukelmo: if you like04:37
robertjanyone know how the A05 Bios does these days?04:37
fabbioneelmo: i think my OOo upload was lost... at least no emails back04:37
sivangKeybuk: Martin Pitt award? Does he have strange practices for source packages? :-) How strange?04:38
KeybukWARNING:Inventory.1.Inventory.11:Couldn't inspect 'debian/scripts/fix.source.patch'04:38
KeybukI'm going to guess that's not really a patch file :p04:38
robertjI guess I'll find out04:39
elmofabbione: someone finally made me deal with sparc, so jennifer's cron job is disabled ATM ;-)04:39
elmoogra: and sorry, I got sidetracked by some other stuff, I will try and do it RSN.. well basically once the archive comes back04:39
Keybuksivang: just twisted, things patching things that don't deserve to be04:39
elmoKeybuk: one of them is binutils tho - is that too big?04:39
fabbioneelmo: AHAHA COOL!04:39
Keybukelmo: I thought binutils was relatively tiny?04:39
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ograelmo: great, thanks....ever thought about a secretary ? ;)04:39
=== thom is resisting asking for firefox
thomsince there's no way the cvs import will happen in my lifetime04:40
Keybukthom: well, that applies to Apache too04:40
Keybukbut I can never resist the opportunity to laugh at a Modernist source package04:40
elmoKeybuk: hmm, 86Mb unpacked source... the CVS tree is, err... interesting, it has a daily auto-commit, which I suspect fucks with someone's head, but I don't know if HCT cares04:40
thomi should check if they're importing cvs or svn04:40
elmoand it's had public CVS for like 7-8 years too04:41
Keybukelmo: heh, HCT won't care ... importd might explode into little pieces04:41
elmoogra: I asked for one the other day, but was DENIED04:41
Keybuksize for HCT is number of tarballs multiplied by number of patches04:41
ograelmo: bah.....04:41
ograelmo: i would vote for getting you one :)04:42
elmoKeybuk: okay, I have 17 patches, but only one tar ball04:42
elmoand they're very simple patches, no ordering to them04:42
KeybukWARNING:Inventory.69.Inventory.70:Couldn't inspect 'patches/apply_demangler'04:42
Keybuk*snigger* ... that's not a patch, eh? :p04:42
sivangdoes anybody mind if I ask who/what is HCT?04:49
sivang:)04:49
mjg59fabbione: Did you say you'd uploaded -9?04:49
Keybuksivang: weren't you awake the morning I demo'd it?04:50
ograKeybuk: the BOF where everybody was asleep ?04:51
sivangKeybuk: I don't think so, was in on the first/second week?04:51
Keybuksecond week04:51
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sivangKeybuk: wasn't there on second week :-/04:51
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Keybukah, is basically a tool for managing source packages in tla/baz/bzr04:53
sivangKeybuk: bzr = ?04:54
lamontseb128: is it safe to dist-upgrade this morning?04:54
Keybuksivang: bazaar04:54
seb128lamont: should be, yep04:54
lamont332 upgraded, 17 newly installed, 4 to remove and 0 not upgraded.04:54
lamonthrm04:54
sivangKeybuk: and baz is like the web frontned?04:55
Kamion$ type -p baz04:56
Kamion/usr/bin/baz04:56
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Kamionlamont: any idea what's taking ubuntu-meta so long to build on i386/ia64?04:57
lamontsivang: baz is a replacement for tla, hct makes baz do the right thing.04:57
lamontKamion: checking04:57
elmohmm, fabbione you made jennifer cry04:58
elmoogra: okay, first of all - what email did you ask me to whitelist?04:58
fabbioneelmo: why?04:58
elmoI think I asked you when you weren't around, and then you replied when I wasn't around04:58
ograhostmaster@grawert.net04:58
jordifabbione must have a big one!04:58
elmofabbione: dunno, your oo.o is ERROR.. checking now whic04:58
fabbioneAH04:59
lamontelmo.  floe. not. happy.04:59
elmoerr, not happy how?04:59
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lamontemail04:59
fabbioneelmo: i did the usual upload procedure.. are you sure it didn't fail on the gpg check? (since i used the new key and so on)05:00
ograelmo: i sent it to upload@ubuntulinux.org (hostmaster@grawert.net)05:01
elmoah05:01
elmofabbione: nah, it was err, PEBKAC05:01
elmoI broke it with the MOTU changes05:01
sivangKeybuk: so tla must have hct to do the right thing? s/tla/baz. so hct is a backend?05:01
ograelmo: ahh, ok05:01
thomhct is a specialised frontend05:02
elmohmm, who was the other MOTU/universe uploader who got approved recently?05:02
ograRiddel05:02
ogra+l05:02
elmoyep, got him, and haggai and smurfix (tho the latter two are full maintainers)05:03
Kamionsivang: you're taking too much from Keybuk's "right thing" - tla/baz work on their own, but hct is a wrapper around them to make the system easier/saner to use for package management05:03
sivangKamion: ok, thanks for your clarifications. 05:03
ograelmo: i think i'm the only one sticking with universe for the start...even riddell will get access to main tomorrow (i wanna practise a bit before breaking main ;))05:04
elmoogra: okay, whitelisted.  next question, what did you upload?05:05
ograelmo: i tried nicotine 05:05
elmoogra: that got rejected because you didn't make the distribution 'hoary'05:05
ograelmo: just a dependency change to python2.4 shouldnt break anything05:05
elmoogra: you've seen the wiki page on uploads, right?05:05
ograah, ok...05:05
ograyup05:05
elmook05:05
Kamionlamont: #4940> hm, interesting ... does it work for you too?05:06
ograanything i missed ?05:06
elmoogra: in the changelog, you need to say 'hoary' not 'unstable'05:06
elmognupg (1.4.0-1) unstable; urgency=low05:06
ograelmo: yup, understood05:06
elmo                   ^--- thereish05:06
fabbioneelmo: do you want me to upload again or will you fix it manually?05:06
fabbioneelmo: both works for me05:06
elmofabbione: oo.o?  no, don't worry, ERROR stuff doesn't get rejected, it just hate mails me and stays in queue/unchecked05:07
elmoogra: okay, try reuploading then..05:07
fabbioneelmo: ok05:07
ograelmo: done :)05:09
robertjhas there been any more talk about whether mono can/will go into base if f-spot & beagle catch on?05:09
Keybuks/base/desktop/ :)05:10
robertjerr yeah05:10
Kamionwell, jdub asked for mono to be taken back out of desktop until beagle was there ...05:11
sladenfabbione: what hotplug/usb is likely to be different between a stock kernel.org kernel and the Ubuntu patchset.  Somebody here has decided to roll his own k.org one and is wondering why nothing automounts05:11
robertjKamion: is there an ETA on beagle 1.0?05:11
thomit's not even a case of 1.0, just sufficiently supportable05:12
tsengalot of mono sutff lags behind upstream by alot in debian proper, unfortunately05:12
robertjI'm just got this fear that it will remain Linux's most envied theoretical study of data indexing05:12
tsengnot least mono itself05:12
fabbionesladen: i don't follow you...... what do you mean?05:12
=== fabbione claps his hands to ogra for his first Ubuntu upload
ograYEAH !05:13
ografinally05:13
fabbioneAccepted nicotine 1.0.8rc1-1.1 (source)05:13
=== sivang congretulates ogra for his first upload.
fabbione:)05:13
Keybukthat just begs for a niquitin-cq upload :p05:14
Kamionrobertj: I have no idea05:14
ograsivang: you will be next, wont you ?05:14
KeybukProvides: nicotine05:14
thomheh05:14
sivangogra:I hope so ;-)05:15
KeybukDepends: will-power05:15
KeybukSuggests: advice-from-your-gp05:15
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ograKeybuk: nicotine-cq ?05:16
sivang-gp ?05:16
Keybukogra: niquitin-cq is a popular brand of quit-smoking nicotine patch things in the UK05:16
ogralol05:16
lamontKamion: 4940,etc - fixing the ubuntu-meta meta-problem, then I'll lookl05:17
Kamionsivang: abbreviation for "General Practitioner", i.e. doctor who treats general problems in their own practice rather than working in a hospital05:17
Kamionlamont: fundamental buildd problem?05:18
sivangKamion: I'm always in for some more english abbrivations knowlegede :-)05:18
Kamionogra: you don't need to say NMU for Ubuntu uploads by the way; we don't really have such a thing05:19
Kamionogra: erk, you uploaded -1.1 to Ubuntu based on a Debian -1?05:19
ograKamion: i suspected that, but wanted my frst one without lintian warnings ;)05:19
Kamionthat's a bogus lintian warning for Ubuntu05:19
ogranow i know ....05:20
Kamionogra: Ubuntu uploads like that should be -1ubuntu105:20
ograeven universe ? 05:20
Kamionogra: otherwise if somebody uploads -1.1 to Debian then they'll clash05:20
Kamionogra: yes05:20
ograi thought this suffix was for main only05:20
Kamionit's a function of where the changes are made rather than of whether the package is supported05:20
Kamionnah, it's a version namespacing thing05:21
ograok...i'll make it -1ubuntu1 then :)05:21
Kamiontoo late now, but you'll know for the next package05:21
ograhmm isnt -1ubuntu1 > 1.1 ?05:22
Kamion$ dpkg --compare-versions 1.0.8rc1-1.1 lt 1.0.8rc1-1ubuntu1; echo $?05:22
Kamion105:22
Kamionno, it's not05:22
ograah, ok, i see05:22
Kamionthat's the reason we settled on that version numbering scheme: it means that Debian uploads always jump past ours in version numbers05:23
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Keybuk'.' > [a-z]  in dpkg terms05:24
ograhmm, and on sync from sid the packages go in 1:1 ? (i.e. i had to change from unstable to hoary) 05:24
Keybukit doesn't use ASCII, remember05:24
ograKeybuk: trying to keep that in mind :)05:24
ograhmm .... so MOTU has to touch _all_ 15000 packages to become hoary ?05:25
zulfabbione: is the kernel team wiki page up yet?05:26
fabbionezul: no sorry. i have been really busy05:27
fabbionezul: max tomorrow it will be up05:27
zulfabbione: ok no probs05:27
Kamionogra: no, if local changes haven't been made to them in Ubuntu then they will be synced automatically05:27
Kamionit's only merges that you lot have to take care of05:27
fabbioneand talking about kernel.. let's upload -9 with another 3 bug fixed05:27
ograah, i already was doubting the system....05:27
lamontKamion: not so fundamental as thurough. :-(05:27
lamontKamion: I didn't break it, but then I didn't fix it completely like I said I would either.05:28
Keybukheh, pitti shut down his box05:28
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Keybuknaaaaaah05:28
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ograheh05:28
thomi blame the original developer05:28
Keybukthom: as do I05:29
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lamontKamion: I expect it's the scsi vs ide issue...05:29
Kamionlamont: that messes with my head05:29
KeybukI fear our Security Team lead using unmaintained software05:29
lamontKamion: if I _must_, I can reboot the local mirror/squid/web/whatever proxy to verify that things work on my ide i2k.05:29
lamontthe zx2000 is scsi, iirc.05:29
Kamionlamont: nah, don't worry05:30
lamontKamion: k05:31
lamontbrb05:31
Keybukthom: the best ones are Keybuk forgetting to escape \n when writing log files, so you can insert arbitrary lines into the log which dircproxy doesn't expect and exploit them when the client connects :p05:36
seb128elmo: drivel and planner sync please05:41
elmoseb128: done05:42
seb128thanks05:42
jordimvo_: ping2!05:42
thomKeybuk: heh!05:43
mvo_jordi: pong05:44
KeybukI'm actually quite amazed it's stood up this long though, you'd think given it's prevelance it would be subject to massive attack by now05:44
jordimvo_: hmm, I merged ca.po I sent with synaptic.pot, and I got a zillion things to update.05:45
jordihadn't you merged the files already?05:45
mvo_jordi: I didn't commited a "make update-po" yet I guess05:45
jordimvo_: included in the fuzzy strings, there are some that contain tabs. It is recommended not to do that if possible.05:46
elmoKeybuk: dude, why is it in debian?05:46
jordimvo_: aha. well, I'm updating.05:46
jordimsgid "\t%s %s but %s is to be installed"05:46
jordistuff like this needs a translator comment to explain what the phrase might look like05:47
Keybukelmo: *shrug* I don't care about it anymore, and I don't know how to write l33t exploits to find out whether the silly bugs were actually exploitable05:47
KeybukI don't even remember what most of them are anymore, it's been that long since I touched it05:48
Keybukso it would be a "remove foo, because I wrote it when I was a kid and couldn't code worth a monkey" :p05:48
thomhow much is a monkey worth </curious>05:49
mvo_jordi: most of them should have one already, let me check05:49
Keybukthom: 500, you should know that05:49
thomah05:51
thomuh, holy crap map.search.ch is cool05:51
jordimvo_: I don't see them05:52
Treenaksthom: HOLY CRAP05:52
mvo_jordi: you got me ... this particular code-path has no translator comments :(05:52
Treenaksthom: coolness05:53
Riddellbob2: there was a previous upload of kynaptic (that didn't compile) using a different number scheme05:53
Keybukoh, one of the really silly bugs is that dircproxy holds proxied dcc files in memory -- so if you can send a really big file fast enough, their OOM killer takes out most of their machine :p05:53
mvo_jordi: I'll have a look next05:53
mvo_jordi: just leave them out for now05:53
thomkeybuk: swwwweeeet!05:54
jordimvo_: okie05:54
chrisaKeybuk: This program sounds amazing05:57
robertjwhee05:58
haggaielmo: is there some sort of limit on the upload queue?  I keep getting disconnected while uploading the OOo2 tarball05:58
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robertjpower management is happy on my laptop at last05:58
lamontMithrandir: and linux8605:58
elmohaggai: what are you using to upload?05:59
haggaielmo: I started off using dput and now I tried with lftp05:59
elmohmm, are you uploading just the .tar.gz or the .dsc and .diff.gz too?06:00
haggaiwell, trying all of them06:00
haggaidput uploaded the dsc and then the tar.gz06:00
haggaiwith lftp I had the .diff first, then the .dsc and then the .tar06:01
jordimvo_: #: gtk/window_find.glade.h:906:01
jordimsgid "Origion"06:01
=== lamont hangs his head in shame, uploads mcs 1.0.4-1 to universe
lamontthom: hope you're happy, now. :-)06:03
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mvo_jordi: thanks! I ran make update-po and commited, can you please update?06:05
elmohaggai: hmm, this may be a (bad) bug in poppy06:06
elmoplease try just the orig.tar.gz06:06
thomlamont: cool06:07
haggaielmo: ok06:08
lamontthom: I feel so dirty, though.06:13
lamontelmo: they made me do it.06:14
lamontdo we have a bz for universe yet?06:14
lamonthrm.. actually, I could just file this one against debian.06:14
elmodo what?06:14
lamontelmo: upload mcs to universe06:15
lamontit's ftbfs06:15
lamontsee also the whole discussion about mcs moving back to universe, etc.06:15
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lamontheh.  already filed.  #29023406:17
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Kamionfabbione: um, what's happened to the Packages file in your archive?06:23
fabbioneKamion: i removed them because i am fixing the signs on the changes and upload to jackass06:24
fabbioneelmo did his big black magic06:24
fabbione:-)06:24
Kamionah06:25
fabbioneKamion: if you want i can regenerate them.. but i already uploaded and removed one package06:25
Kamionit's ok, I'll figure out how not to disappear them from debootstrap06:25
fabbioneops.. hold on...06:26
fabbionei will remake them in a sec06:26
fabbioneit doesn't take more than an ssh ;)06:26
haggaielmo: it restarted again :(06:29
fabbione45% of .changes are (re)signed06:29
fabbioneKamion: done06:31
Kamionthanks06:31
Kamionlet me know when it's in the archive proper and I can start using that :)06:31
fabbioneKamion: it will take sometime before it's in the archive....06:32
elmohaggai: gar06:36
elmohaggai: is there somewhere I can download this to test myself?06:36
haggaielmo: I'm just uploading to a machine with a better net connection06:36
elmothere's definitely no upload limits, which I guess means zope's ftpd is timing you out or something.. or your end is timing out06:40
fabbioneelmo: 51% ;)06:41
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jordimsgid "The following problems where found on your system:"06:50
jordimvo_: that too06:50
mvo_jordi: this one is the header of a new generic message box that is popt up when apt complains about problems. it usually is a error that a server is not reachable or that a packages list file is missing. it can also contain errors that happend during installing (like when a packages tries to override a file owned by another one). I found hard to find a good generic header for this dialog06:52
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Kamionmvo_: "were" is misspelt as "where"06:53
mvo_Kamion: ups :) thanks06:54
mvo_jordi: fixed06:56
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pittilamont: here?07:14
lamontpitti: yo07:14
pittilamont: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpack/07:14
pittilamont: the complete set is now there07:15
pittilamont: that means07:15
pittiTIME FOR THE STRIPTEASE07:15
lamontlol07:15
pittilamont: so can you enable pkgstriptranslations on the buildds now?07:15
=== lamont will finish packaging the latest sbuild and roll 12 buildd's thn
lamontthen07:15
pitticool, thanks!07:15
lamontwanna make mdz say 'go'07:15
lamont?07:15
lamontor just do it?07:15
lamontbrb 07:15
pittimdz: please say "go"07:15
mdz_pitti: your mum07:16
pittifake_mdz, aka elmo: why my mum?07:17
elmohmm, you clearly didn't get enough jdub exposure in mataro07:17
pittielmo: well, at least I did not understand all of his jokes07:18
pittilamont: nah, that's okay. mdz already said to me "say go whenever you feel like" :-)07:20
Kamionis atmel-firmware too proprietary for restricted?07:27
lamontpitti: is your stuff bound for the archive?07:29
pittilamont: "bound"?07:29
Kamionits licence basically seems to be "only distribute in object code format as .h or binary image" + standard BSD conditions + no endorsement07:29
Kamionwhich I thought was ok for restricted07:29
lamontpitti: due to be uploaded/been uploaded07:29
pittilamont: It shall be on people.ubuntu.com for a while for testing07:29
pittilamont: I think I will upload it in a week or so07:29
lamontok.  If I snatch it and we use it, then your upload has to be a higher version...07:30
pittilamont: no problem, I will regenerated it from scratch anyway07:31
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pittilamont: (to get up-to-date base packages)07:31
pittilamont: s/regenerate from scratch/update/ , probably07:31
lamontok07:32
lamontbtw, arch-all, yes?07:32
elmobtw, anyone used dar, or any of the other newish (i.e. not amanda era) backup programs?07:32
Kamionelmo: can you regenerate the Task: ubuntu-desktop headers please?07:32
Kamionthey need to include dbus-1 now ...07:32
trukuloKamion, i use atmel project from berlios, that is gpl07:32
pittilamont: yes, Arch: all07:32
elmoKamion: more urgently than the daily cron job?07:34
Kamiontrukulo: link? (note this is for an end-user friend, not for myself; and nevertheless my question still stands)07:34
lamontpitti: _which_ package do I want from that pile?07:34
sabdflKamion: is the db-h dirname for open deb bugs standard?07:34
Kamionelmo: oh, couldn't remember if that's daily or not07:34
sabdflwhat's the equivalent for the archive?07:34
trukulokamion: http://at76c503a.berlios.de/07:34
Kamiontrukulo: that's USB, the card in question is PCI07:34
elmoKamion: yeah, 'tis07:34
elmotho I still need to update germinate. meh.07:35
pittilamont: I write the announcement mail now07:35
lamontpitti: let me rephrase that - which package do I need to install in the chroots, etc.07:35
Kamionsabdfl: db-h and archive are what debbugs CVS has07:35
sabdflok thanks Kamion07:35
pittilamont: not the language packs07:35
trukuloKamion, ah, ok07:35
pittilamont: pkgstriptranslations only07:35
Kamionsabdfl: I'm not sure I'd call it standard given that I think Debian's the only project to export its debbugs spool by rsync :-)07:35
lamontpitti: that's what I thought you were pointing me at... :-)07:35
pittilamont: pkgstriptranslations is already in main07:35
lamontpkgstriptranslations is current in the archive?07:35
pittilamont: no, sorry07:35
pittilamont: that was just to show that the language packs are now ready07:36
sabdflKamion: best kind of standard there is ;-)07:36
Kamiontrukulo: (er, cardbus, that is)07:36
pittilamont: yes, pkgstriptranslations is already in main07:36
lamontok07:36
trukuloKamion, so, don't know, my wireless is usb07:37
lamontKamion: next pass at debootstrap, could you add pkgstriptranslations to hoary.buildd?07:37
Kamionlamont: sure07:37
trukuloand it's _very_ bad07:37
lamontthanks07:37
pittilamont: the conffile got a bit bigger, but still the only necessary change should be to actually enable it07:38
pittilamont: however, you can also change the tarball suffix if you want07:38
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sabdflin python, how do I print a '.' without a newline? to create that "i'm doing something still" effect?07:43
lamontfile.write(".")07:44
sabdfllamont: thanks07:44
lamontwhere file might be sys.__stdout__... :-)07:44
Kamionsabdfl: or 'print ".",'07:44
Kamion(with the trailing comma)07:45
sabdflKamion: cool, thanks07:45
KamionI don't know what the buffering implications are though07:45
lamontKamion: I like your's better.. :-)  mine always felt wrong somehow.07:46
lamontprobably the same buffering issues, I expect.07:46
Kamionhm, damnit, 'print ".",' still leaves a trailing space07:48
TreenaksI saw the solution in the nutshell book07:48
Treenaks*looking*07:49
Kamionlooks like sys.stdout.write(".") is easier after all, silly python07:49
TreenaksKamion: the comma trick should not print a space07:50
TreenaksKamion: according to this book07:50
elmodoesn't here?07:51
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KamionTreenaks: try it twice07:53
KamionTreenaks: also see http://docs.python.org/ref/print.html07:53
Kamion"A space is written before each object is (converted and) written, unless the output system believes it is positioned at the beginning of a line."07:53
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TreenaksKamion: so the write-option is the best..07:55
Treenakshmm07:55
pittimdz: here?07:56
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elmoKamion: boggle, that's bad crack07:58
Kamions'pose it's totally unchangeable now because a billion programs rely on it07:59
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haggaielmo: finally,it's up: http://www.credativ.com/~cha/openoffice.org2_1.9.66.orig.tar.gz08:06
fabbionethat looks scary08:07
fabbioneelmo: less than 90 .changes left for signing :-)08:07
T-Bonehey fabbione!08:13
fabbionehey T-Bone 08:13
lamontfabbione: how soon do we package 2.6.11-rc*?08:14
fabbionelamont: we won't i am afraid... UVF08:14
T-Bonefabbione: so, did you find bitchslapping me was productive? :^)08:14
lamontfabbione: doh08:15
fabbioneonly if there is a big request for it08:15
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T-Bonelol08:15
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fabbionelamont: well i already backported a lot of bugfixes from -bk08:15
lamont<lamont> patofiero: I've only tried on 2.6.8 - will try 2.6.10 this week08:15
lamont<willy> lamont: nono, try 2.6.11-rc1, it's all hoopy & froody & stuff.08:15
lamont* willy nods emphatically08:15
lamontteehee08:15
fabbionewilly lies :P08:16
fabbioneget 2.6.10 up first08:16
fabbioneand we will see if something else needs to be backported08:16
fabbionei heard some rumors about some good stuff going in08:16
fabbioneif it's worth we will grab it08:16
fabbionei am kinda afraid to push 2.6.11-rc as is because some arches still have to catch up on some major changes08:17
lamontfabbione: I think he was being a shade parisc-centric08:17
fabbioneeheh08:18
fabbionehe still has to fix those I/O problems on f1108:18
fabbionethat's the only reason why i didn08:18
fabbione't build the kernels myself08:18
T-Boneheh08:18
fabbioneKamion: can i kill the Packages files on people?08:19
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thomlamont: i think mako said it was08:21
T-Boneif so, i wasn't aware ;)08:21
lamontT-Bone: us holiday08:21
lamontsome dead civil rights leader or something08:21
makolamont: dude, totally08:21
T-Bonehuh08:21
lamontmako: my kids have school today08:21
fabbioneelmo: ready to get 4GB of transfer?08:21
makolamont: today is MLK jr day08:21
lamontbut the banks are closed08:22
makolamont: if your kids went to school at a federal bank, they wouldn't have08:22
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lamontmako: the rest of the district has the school off...08:22
makolamont: maybe the principle is anti-mlk08:22
makoseveral states refused to celebrate mlk day at all until the 90s08:22
mako"celebrate" meaning we don't work08:23
lamontmako: conservative school in colorado - they just plain don't like them thar liberals08:23
makoin any case, i forgot too so i'm gonna take off another day this week08:23
lamontmako: too much to do today, I think I'll pretend it's tuesday08:23
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haggaimako: did you get my mail re MOTU?08:26
elmofabbione: sure08:26
fabbioneelmo: i am going to upload "less" for testing08:27
fabbioneand than i will flood jackass08:27
elmohaggai: nice link credative have there08:27
fabbionejust to be 1000% sure that the .changes are correct08:27
fabbioneelmo: do you want to stop cron while i am flushing the 4G and run manually?08:28
elmonah08:28
fabbionei am not sure we can process that much data in 5 minutes08:28
makohaggai: probably.. i have only 104 more canonical mails in my inbox to get through :)08:28
haggaielmo: was that sarcastic? (I've no idea how fast it is)08:28
haggaimako: ah :)08:28
fabbioneelmo: less is up08:29
elmohaggai: I was getting 3Mb/s at one point - I suspect if both ends had the right tcp windows settings it could sane that and/or do better08:29
elmos/sane/sustain/08:29
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haggaielmo: uh, wow08:29
elmostill, doesn't quite compare to the 42Mb/s I got transferring it on the LAN ;-)08:30
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elmohaggai: okay, it works locally.. so I'm guessing it didn't like the 30min+transfer for some reason.  sucks.08:31
haggaielmo: oh, odd08:32
fabbioneelmo: less_382-2_sparc.changes ACCEPTED08:32
fabbionei am flooding now08:32
haggaielmo: so is the file in the upload directory now?08:32
fabbioneon the way :-)08:32
elmohaggai: yeah - do you want to transfer everything but the orig.tar.gz?08:33
haggaielmo: will do, cheers08:33
elmoas a work around, I suggest you upload from that www.creadtiv box, if you can08:33
elmofor 100MB +orig.tar.gz's anyway08:33
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haggaiok.  I think I'll actually create the file remotely and just download it to my box in future, like I do for the main version08:34
elmooh christ08:34
elmoI bet fabbione's doing all 4Gb in one upload.. this'll be an interesting test of poppy08:34
T-Boneheh08:38
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Riddellelmo: any idea why my kynaptic -0ubuntu2 package hasn't been built?08:40
elmoRiddell: checked the build logs?08:41
elmodrwxr-sr-x    2 poppy    poppy      253952 Jan 17 19:41 upload-00029508:41
elmogo sparc, it's your freaking b'day08:41
Riddellelmo: there's no build log for it, but there is an accepted message on hoary-changes08:42
elmookay, it's dep-wait on unsermake08:42
Riddellelmo: -0ubuntu1 wrongly had a build-dep on unsermake so I uploaded -0ubuntu2 which removed that build-dep08:43
elmowhich I'll go process if jackass survives fabbione-assualt08:43
elmoRiddell: ah, okay, our buildds can't handle that; I'll give it back in that case08:44
Mithrandirlamont: sorry, I've been away today; had a meeting in Oslo.08:45
lamontMithrandir: np08:46
Mithrandirlamont: libsdl1.2, linux86 and what was the last one?08:47
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seb128what ?08:53
seb128lamont: there is a 0ubuntu708:53
seb128lamont: built everywhere08:53
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fabbioneelmo: it's all in08:57
fabbione4108001884 bytes transferred in 886 seconds (4.42M/s)                          08:57
fabbioneTotal 7599 files transferred08:57
kentajmitch, its not adviced to upgrade now, or?08:57
elmofabbione: yep, it'[s processing now08:58
elmooh crap08:58
elmoyou killedit08:58
lamontseb128: yeah08:58
fabbioneelmo: i am getting the emails08:58
lamontsorry -fast fingers08:58
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ajmitchkent: dunno, I'm putting the pieces back together now :)09:02
fabbioneelmo: i am so damn excited :-)09:03
T-Bonelamont: how much? ;)09:05
kentajmitch, i upgraded right now, and didn't have so much to install. I didn't get any problems, perhaps if i reboot..09:05
ajmitchkent: well I'm doing a warty->hoary upgrade09:06
kentajmitch, oh.. that might get you in trouble initially..  I have run hoary some time now, 09:09
Kamionfabbione: go ahead and kill that Packages file09:09
ajmitchkent: nothing that can't be easily fixed, I'm sure09:09
kentbtw,  beep media player have not worked for a long time. it seg faults..  but since its in Universe, perhaps you dont mind?09:10
lamontT-Bone: don't ask.09:10
T-Bonelamont: heh. I bet that's not enough ;^)09:10
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fabbioneKamion: i did a while ago :-)09:10
fabbioneKamion: i think pretty soon you will be able to use the archive09:11
Kamiongood09:11
fabbionei am getting mails from d*09:13
Mithrandirfabbione: sparc?09:13
fabbioneMithrandir: yeps09:14
haggaielmo: please can you allow openoffice2 in?09:14
haggaiopenoffice.org2, I mean09:14
fabbionei think we lost debian-installer...09:14
Mithrandirfabbione: rock! :)09:14
fabbionenone of the versions have been accepted09:15
Mithrandir(about sparc, not d-i)09:15
fabbioneMithrandir: <fabbione> elmo: i am so damn excited :-)09:15
fabbioneMithrandir: that was d-i for sparc :-)09:15
fabbionei think the easiest way to spot if something is wrong will be to compare the 2 package files from what is in the dc and what is at home09:15
fabbionei think either my spam filter is skipping09:18
fabbioneanyway the packages are all there09:19
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fabbioneelmo: sorry.. one question: debian-installer_20041227ubuntu509:28
fabbionei didn't get any email that has been processed.. did i lost it or is it still in the queue?09:29
fabbionejust to be sure i don't start to be anal on missing emails09:29
elmodebian-installer is BYHAND09:30
fabbioneah ok09:30
elmoneither maintainer nor buildd get mail about that till it's processed09:30
fabbioneso i will never see an ACCEPT09:30
elmoyou will when I process it09:30
fabbioneroger09:30
elmoand I just fixed the REJECT fd leak, so the rest should go through now09:30
fabbionei am getting email from g*09:31
fabbioneprocessed more than 30 minutes ago :-)09:32
Mithrandirelmo: what's the easiest way to get old packages out of the morgue?09:32
elmoMithrandir: morgue.ubuntu.com ?09:32
elmoit needs an index, but other than that..09:33
lamontfabbione: Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at /usr/share/kernel-wedge/commands/gen-control line 161.09:33
lamont??09:33
Mithrandirgreat, thanks.09:33
fabbionelamont: kernel-wedge - harmless09:33
lamontkewlnews09:33
elmoMithrandir: it's on rookery if you want find(1)/locate(1) ability09:34
lamonts/ws/ss/09:34
fabbioneARGH09:34
fabbioneopenoffice.org failed on i386!09:35
fabbioneand i did change MANIFEST.sparc?09:35
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fabbionelamont: no.. no need to09:35
lamontmy aching bandwidth-straw09:35
fabbioneyou can build with -809:35
fabbionethere are no config changes09:36
lamontyeah - but it's gonna take the poor mirror another week or two to catch up again09:36
lamontesp if oo.o is heading down the pipe at it09:36
fabbionelamont: exclude linux-source for now09:36
fabbionei will tell you when enable it again09:36
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lamontfabbione: it's not so trivial...09:37
lamontsince excluding it will cause me to morgue-ify all the existing copies as well.. :-(09:37
fabbionelamont: god.. downloading 12Mb of buildlog is the pain09:38
lamontfeh - that's nothging in light of the 233 MB burp that you cause me in linux-source09:39
lamont(and that's just i386/ia64)09:39
lamontand source09:39
fabbioneERROR: Error 65280 occurred while making /build/buildd/openoffice.org-1.1.3/connectivity/source/drivers/evoab1.509:39
fabbioneAHHHH09:39
fabbioneof course the error is sooooo clear!09:39
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fabbioneNOTICE.. i did only change debian/MANIFEST.sparc09:40
lamonthex(65280)09:40
lamont'0xff00'09:40
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fabbionehaggai: ?09:40
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fabbionelamont: meh.. what does that mean?09:41
elmoARGH09:41
elmowhy is figlet non-free?09:41
elmoI so need to MEGA-FIGLET-OF-DEATH lamont right now09:41
fabbione _   _    _    ____  ____    _    ___ _ 09:41
fabbione| | | |  / \  / ___|/ ___|  / \  |_ _| |09:41
fabbione| |_| | / _ \| |  _| |  _  / _ \  | || |09:41
fabbione|  _  |/ ___ \ |_| | |_| |/ ___ \ | ||_|09:41
fabbione|_| |_/_/   \_\____|\____/_/   \_\___(_)09:41
fabbione09:41
Mithrandirbecause of some font shit or something and the debian maintainer was silly and uploaded the new version to non-free rather than just keeping the old, free version in main.09:42
jordidoh09:42
lamontfabbione: does it put it's output somewhere other than stdout?  (kernel, that is)09:42
fabbioneMithrandir: do you have any idea of what could have caused that error in OOo?09:42
fabbionelamont: nope..09:42
fabbionestandard build09:42
Mithrandirfabbione: sorry, I'm not drunk enough yet.09:43
fabbioneif you want to see all the gcc normal compilation stuff you need to define VERBOSE=1 or something like that09:43
fabbioneit's in the top Makefile09:43
fabbione  KBUILD_VERBOSE = 009:43
fabbionethis one09:43
Mithrandirthey're using kbuild?09:44
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fabbioneMithrandir: no no.. that's the kernel09:44
fabbione<lamont> fabbione: does it put it's output somewhere other than stdout? 09:44
Mithrandirfabbione: ah, ok.09:44
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fabbionelamont: can you just try to give back ooo on i386?09:48
fabbionelamont: i really don't see why it should fail09:49
fabbioneeither some build-dep are fucked09:49
fabbionebecause i didn't touch anything09:49
fabbionebut "you touched last" rule is still valid... i guess09:49
pittilamont: I did not catch mdz up to now; if you do, can you please ask him about the stripping?09:54
lamontpitti: will do - I expect he's actually taking the US holiday today, instead of tomorrow like some of us... :-)09:55
pittioh, ok09:56
Mithrandirlamont: did you find out what other package was problematic?09:56
pittisee you, guys09:56
lamontMithrandir: no09:56
lamontMithrandir: libglademm2.0, libsdl1.2, linux8609:56
lamontare the 3 possibly amd64-specific failures I have now09:56
Mithrandirah, it was the first one, then.09:57
Mithrandirlibsdl1.2 was just uploaded.09:57
jordimvo_: another09:57
jordi"Prefer package versions from the selected distribution when upgrading "09:57
jordi"packages. If you manually force a verison from a different distribution, the "09:57
jordi"verison"09:58
mvo_jordi: thanks09:59
mvo_jordi: fixed in r147809:59
jordigetting nitpicky:10:00
jordi"Reload the package information to become informed about new, removed or "10:00
jordi"upgraded  software packages."10:00
jordiextra space :)10:00
seb128Mithrandir: is #3029 still true ? I've it assigned to me but no idea on the issue in fact ...10:00
Mithrandirseb128: it's my bug, it's my glorious hack which solves that one10:01
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mvo_jordi: thanks, fixed (also I shouldn't encourage your nitpicking ;)10:02
seb128Mithrandir: ok, so just take it, thanks :)10:02
jordimvo_: you can't avoid that :)10:02
jordimvo_: wait before I report all the missing full stops at the end of some long warnings and notice dialogs :)10:02
ajmitchhey jordi  10:02
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jordihi andrew!10:03
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mvo_jordi: aggg ... glad that I haven't announced a string-freeze yet :)10:03
jordihehe10:03
Mithrandirmvo_: what's the status of IUH?10:03
jordimsgid "%s: %s but it is not going to be installed"10:04
mvo_Mithrandir: basic stuff ready and uploaded10:04
jordiok, so what was I supossed to do with these?10:04
Mithrandirmvo_: ok, coolie.  I'll go ahead and hack at U8MT, then10:04
mvo_Mithrandir: no i18n support yet (but not too hard to do)10:04
mvo_Mithrandir: play a bit with it, see the example on the wiki10:04
Mithrandirok, but I don't i18n yet, so that's not a problem.  (Yet. :)10:04
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mvo_jordi: haven't had time yet to look, was dragged away10:05
jordiok10:05
jordithat's the only thing I'm missing.10:05
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jordimvo_: is there no upstream changelog for synaptic?10:06
mvo_jordi: the changelog of the svn is the best we have10:06
jordimvo_: urgh10:07
jordifood time10:07
mvo_jordi: what are you looking for exactly? 10:08
mvo_I may be able to help you :)10:08
jordimvo_: just having a look :)10:08
jordiNEWS was interesting enough10:08
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fabbionejackass is slowing down :-)10:11
fabbione1 hour delay on the emails10:11
mjg59fabbione: You missed one of hte bugzilla patches10:12
thomweedy load average though10:12
mdzpitti: here now10:12
mjg59fabbione: 554810:12
fabbionemjg59: i was just reading on #ubuntu10:12
fabbionei missed the patch.. no problem.. it will be in -1010:13
mdzpitti, lamont: if this is regarding confirmation to enable .mo stripping in the archive, if pitti is ready then I am ready10:13
mvo_jordi: I'm looking over the strings now10:13
mjg59fabbione: Thanks!10:13
fabbionemjg59: no problem.. sorry again, but i started from the bottom of the list and after a few hours i stopped10:14
mjg59Haha10:14
mjg59No problem10:14
fabbioneand i rather keep going for upload small changes / upload often10:14
mdzjbailey: around?10:14
fabbionethan 20938298392839823 fixes and one upload10:14
mjg59Is jbailey one of you guys now?10:15
fabbionehe has been assimilated10:15
jbaileymdz: Yup10:16
mjg59mdz: Can I chat to you about power management integration quickly?10:16
mdzmjg59: sure10:16
mdzelmo: wanted to talk about translation stripping?10:17
mjg59mdz: Ideally, we'd have a package that provided a consistent interface for suspending to different states10:18
mdzmjg59: yes, thom and I talked about this a bit10:18
lamontsvgalib is like totally universe now, right?10:18
mdzjbailey: welcome officially :-)10:18
mdzlamont: totally dude10:18
lamontjbailey: yeah - welcome abored10:18
mjg59This would also be a good place to add hooks like the initrd/dsdt stuff10:18
lamontaboard, even10:18
jbaileymdz: Thanks, Matt. =)10:18
lamontmdz: then I guess I should really fix lirc.10:18
Mithrandirlamont: ok, linux86, libglademm2.0, libsdl1.2 all fixed.10:18
jbaileylamont: Duuude. ;)10:18
lamontMithrandir: rock!~10:18
mjg59mdz: So can we add something to main that does this? That way it makes it easier to hook in the UI stuff10:19
lamontdh_install -s --sourcedir=debian/tmp --list-missing10:19
lamontcp: cannot stat `debian/tmp/usr/bin/smode2': No such file or directory10:19
lamonthow do I tell dh_install that smode2 is optional?10:19
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lamontI suppose I could just terminate it with prejudice, but that seems kinda mean.. :-)10:19
Mithrandirlamont: currently, you can use a wildcard, but that's going to go away once joeyh fixes said bug. :)10:21
lamontI fixed it by removing the package that shouldn't be there anyway10:21
mdzlamont: what about lirc?10:27
mdzlamont: oh, does it build-dep on svgalib?10:27
mdzlamont: fwiw, the easiest way would probably be to add an extra dh_install invocation and do it on the command line10:27
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lamontmdz: only on i386. :-(10:35
lamontlirc-svga package kissed goodbye.10:36
lamontsince smode2 was the only thing in it...10:36
ajmitchhmm, need another CONFIG option turned on in the kernel for selinux to work properly10:36
fabbioneajmitch: ?10:36
ajmitchfabbione: CONFIG_AUDIT, otherwise you don't get any messages10:37
ajmitchwant me to file a bug now?10:37
seb128lamont: do you know why gnome-doc-utils is not in the build logs ?10:37
fabbioneajmitch: hold on10:37
lamontseb128: short answer: yes.\10:37
lamontlet me go find it.10:37
lamontseb128: it's  d-w libxml2-dev (>= 2.6.12)10:38
lamontand only success logs are there for the past little bit... I'll do a massive giveback sometime soon to catch all the failures.10:38
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fabbioneajmitch: what is the reason of having such option enabled?10:40
lamontbad gaim10:40
lamontseb128: missing build-dep on libcamel1.2-dev, somehow.10:40
seb128lamont: hum ok. In fact libxml2 is probably stucked in a NEW somewhere, a binary package has changed its name10:41
lamontthat could do it10:41
seb128lamont: ok, fixing gaim now10:41
ajmitchfabbione: selinux uses the auditing framework to report avc messages now, iirc10:42
ajmitchsame problem has been seen in sid10:42
fabbioneajmitch: and why these avc messages are important?10:42
fabbionesid, but what arch?10:43
ajmitchfabbione: avc messages are all the security messages that selinux reports10:43
ajmitchlast I checked (2.6.9) it was sid, all arches10:43
ajmitchsince selinux was only enabled by default in that version10:43
fabbioneajmitch: i will think abou tit10:44
ajmitchok10:44
fabbionei am off10:45
fabbionecya tomorrow10:45
ajmitchbye10:45
ograciao fabbione10:46
crimsunogra: thanks for nicotine :-)10:50
ogra:)10:50
mvo_jordi: translator examples are added to r148010:51
ogracrimsun: fits perfectly for a first upload for me (i'm Mr. smoketomuch) ...10:51
crimsunogra: ;-)10:51
ogracrimsun: ecsound is also done...10:51
ogracrimsun: eca even10:52
Nafallostill no new mozilla-thunderbird-enigmail package :-P...10:52
crimsunogra: excellent!10:52
ogra:)10:53
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ograseb128: will this survive gnome 2.10 ? there seems to be no replacement for nautilus-view.h in libnautilus-extensinon 10:55
jordimvo_: thanks11:05
seb128ogra: define "this" 11:08
seb128oh, nautilus-media11:09
ograseb128: look a line above ;)11:09
seb128dunno, there is no real point to keep it11:09
ograseb128: thats what i thought....11:09
seb128totem has most of the features11:09
ograseb128: audio preview works without n-m right ?11:10
seb128"preview" ?11:10
ograpre-listen11:10
seb128oh, right, that's a nautilus' feature11:10
ograso we should drop it from universe, since it has no use anymore and wont work.....11:11
seb128"we" ?11:13
seb128I don't drop any package, feel free to do it :p11:13
ogra<- MOTU11:13
ograi will :)11:14
seb128ogra: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3837, comment #2/#311:14
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ograseb128: wow, thanks :)11:14
seb128np11:14
Riddellelmo: amarok 1.2beta3 seems to be in hoary but I can't see a build log11:17
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jordimvo_: the \t thing remains.11:27
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jordimvo_: soem of the "FIXME" strings in ca.po still apply, too.11:28
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elmoRiddell: please ask lamont as first point of contact about buildd related things11:30
opihi11:30
mvo_jordi: FIXME strings? I should have another look over them tomorrow I guess 11:31
Kamionamu: did you apply the hotplug patch you were mentioning earlier? it was wrong11:32
mvo_jordi: what needs to be added for the \t?11:32
Kamionamu: it changed a bunch of things which were already correct, and didn't fix at least one bashism that was visible in context ...11:32
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Riddellelmo: ok, sure11:33
T-GoneKamion: have you been able to merge all changes (debootstrap, libunwind, elilo) in the daily ISO for ia64 lately?11:33
T-Goneif so i'll give a new shot asap11:34
KamionT-Gone: debootstrap/libunwind should be there in tomorrow's ISO, not elilo though11:34
Riddelllamont: any idea? (why amarok 1.2beta3 seems to be in hoary but there's no build log)11:34
lamontRiddell: pretty good idea... :-(11:34
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T-GoneKamion: i'll wait for elilo to be in, I'll test everything at once. I'll try to find some time to boot my zx6000 monster to check what's wrong on SCSI boxes11:34
mvo_jordi: only 4 FIXMEs left in ca.po :)11:35
jordimvo_: http://developer.gnome.org/doc/tutorials/gnome-i18n/developer.html11:35
jordimvo_: that's an excellent document 11:35
jordisearching for tabs should reveal stuff11:35
jordiWhy do you use tabs in those messages anyway?11:36
mdzjordi: hey11:36
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KamionT-Gone: ok, I'll take care of it tomorrow11:36
amuKamion: i applied the patch, tested it local and it works   11:36
jordihi mdz 11:36
T-GoneKamion: thx! See ya.11:36
Kamionamu: really, it does not fix it. no current shell cares about "$VERBOSE" == no versus "x$VERBOSE" == "xno"11:37
jordimdz: when I was going to work on the apt po update, I saw you had uploaded already :)11:37
Kamionamu: please revert that and simply replace the == with =11:37
Kamionthat's the bashism that was reported11:37
Kamionyour patched package will work, but no better and no worse than the original11:37
lamontRiddell: give it about 5-10 minutews11:38
mvo_jordi: this is the dependency problem error message. it can be very long11:38
lamontRiddell: I had an idea, but it was wrong...11:38
Riddelllamont: ok, good luck11:38
lamontRiddell: nah - stale lock file was preventing mirroring, it turned out.11:39
jordimvo_: hmmm, but you don't answer why it needs tabs11:39
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=== lamont scratches his head. That's already there.
jordimvo_: sent update11:40
jdubthom, lamont: ooh, mono was de-b0rked?11:43
thomyeah, and shoved back to universe11:43
lamontjdub: evil was committed11:43
lamontand mdz would approve universe11:43
thomwe might want to work on 1.1 at some point, i think it's gonna be the better option11:43
lamontmcs_1.0.4-1 must never go into main11:43
elmothe fact that it's in universe is no excuse, we should not be hand uploading stuff that doesn't build.  period.11:44
lamontthom: regardless of the version picked, it must be able to build from just the sources in the archive.  At any time.11:44
thomyes11:44
thomagreed 100%11:44
jdubooh, evil enough to rile the walking evil Himself :-)11:44
lamontelmo: mcs_1.0.4-1 is the first package that has been so treated, and only after discussing it with mdz.  /me is not happy with it at all11:44
thom(it doesn't build in debian, either, btw)11:44
ajmitchlamont: is it truly that evil?11:45
lamontajmitch: if I can't build it tomorrow, it doesn't go in the archive today.  period.11:45
mdzjordi: I can do another Debian upload for new translations, vorlon said it would be OK11:45
mvo_jordi: ups, sorry. it displays a dialog (dialog_unmet) that has a message "Could not mark all packages for install or update". it then has a textview that shows: "$packagename: \n Depends: apt 0.5.4 but 0.5.3 is installed or\n aptitude 0.2.17 but it is not installable"11:45
lamontajmitch: as it was, building it required scrounging the morgues of both debian and ununtu11:45
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ajmitchhmm, so there'd only be one .net-compatible runtime11:45
lamontajmitch: not at all.11:46
lamontthe issue with mono 1.0.4-1 is that you must install 1.0.2-1 on the machine in order to build it.11:46
ajmitchlamont: not pnet?11:46
jordimdz: oh11:46
jordimdz: hmm, but you already did it, didn't you?11:46
lamontif pnet can build itself, I'll be happy to bootstrap it in11:46
ajmitchlamont: it's in universe11:47
thomi didn't think dotGNU was even close to useful yet11:47
lamontajmitch: the process goes: 1) build it once using whatever it takes.  (2) build it again using only source/binaries in the archive, and the binaries that you built in (1)11:47
ajmitchthom: it's not as useful as mono, but still runs a bit of stuff well11:48
ajmitchI need to hack the package a little to tell it to use the correct paths for gtk#, etc11:48
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lamonthrm.. looks like a debian bug, to boot.11:52
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lamontwell, ok.  a buddy just grabbed abunch on his way to the airport, with promises to find them good homes11:54
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mdzjordi: 11:54
mdzjordi: I have made two uploads, and I am not afraid to make two more if necessary ;-)11:54
mdzI have a sarge branch set up now11:54
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ogramvo_: n811:57
=== haggai looks in and finds himself locked in a room with a key belonging to fabbione
haggaifabbione: the error message is way above the line you posted12:00
jdubthom: 12:01
jdubdpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/mono-assemblies-base_1.0.4-1_all.deb (--unpack):12:01
jdub trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/mono', which is also in package libdbus-cil12:01
jdub12:01
jdubknown?12:01

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