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Kamion<cjwatson@cittagazze ~/src/debian/debian-installer/trunk/debian-installer/packag12:05
Kamiones/debian-installer-utils>$ grep fset debconf-set-selections12:05
Kamion        db_fset "$var" seen true12:05
mdzKamion: how big a job would it be to add an overall progress meter to d-i?12:08
elmothat'd rock12:09
jdubrawk12:09
elmothat too12:09
jdubogra: see ubuntu-devel list :)12:09
Kamionmdz: requires fixing the cdebconf progress protocol to allow multiple simultaneous progress meters12:09
KamionI've thought about it in the past; I think the advantage will be much greater with the gtk frontend than with newt though12:09
ograjdub: yay, thanks :-D12:10
mdzthom: CPU or I/O?12:10
jdubogra: but now i'm going to file bugs12:10
ograjdub: go on :)12:10
Kamionalso requires working out where the hell you actually are - before you've retrieved udebs, you don't actually know12:10
mdzKamion: it would do very good things for the user experience, even in newt I think12:10
mdzgood point12:10
jdubogra: kidding ;)12:10
thommdz: cpu12:10
mdzthat's a relatively short way into the process, at least with cdrom12:10
KamionI suspect some kind of waypoint system like in base-installer would be useful12:11
mdzand we could fake it12:11
Kamionmdz: would like not to be completely wrong with monolithic though :-)12:11
ograjdub: :)12:11
KamionI'll have a look if you think it's really nice-to-have, can't bump away feature goals at the moment though12:11
Kamionmdz: (hey! could abuse menu-item numbers ...)12:11
mdzKamion: the path to the cloop image is now a debconf variable12:11
mdzKamion: do you think we should set it in debian-cd land rather than using the hardcoded default?12:12
KamionI was just about to ask that12:12
mdzsince debian-cd decides where to put it12:12
Kamionyes, I think that would be a good idea; file a bug on debian-cd please?12:12
KamionI'll do that tomorrow12:12
mdzwill do12:12
elmomdz: how do you normally pass a password to mysqldump?12:14
mdzKamion: hmm, it has /cdrom in it12:14
mdzelmo: interactively, I use -p (no arg)12:14
mdznon-interactively, I use this awful shell/perl construct12:14
sladenecho password | mysqldump -p12:14
elmosladen: doesn't work12:15
sladenor mysqldump -p=password  if you don't mind it being in the shell history12:15
elmosladen: and more to the point, in ps output while it's running12:15
elmowhich for non-trivial databases is a reasonable amount of time12:15
elmomdz: wah12:15
elmoI can feel a case of expect coming on12:15
mdzelmo: you want my monstrosity?12:16
Nafallobbl12:16
Nafallonight12:16
sladenI haven't needed it before12:16
sivangjdub: ping12:16
mdzelmo: oh, wait12:16
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mdzelmo: you said mysqldump12:16
mdzelmo: this is for unattended backups, and not for a maintainer script12:16
mdz?12:16
elmoyes12:16
mdzelmo: you can stash the password in a file12:16
elmoI tried that?12:16
mdz~/.my.cnf by default12:17
mdzsection [mysqldump] 12:17
elmooh, MAH12:17
elmodefeated by cut'n'waste12:17
elmohmm, or not12:17
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elmomdz: mmk12:17
mdzwhat's the least horrific shell idiom for "iterate over the files matching this glob, but if the glob doesn't match anything, do nothing"?12:18
sivangjdub: just saw the thread from shlomil regarding the language pack dependecies, I already talked about this with pitti and you in MAtaro, what needs to be done for the culmus pakcage to get into main so pitti could depend on it in the language pack package?12:18
jdubapproval from mdz/myself12:18
jdubi've already given mine12:18
sivangmdz : are you ok with jdub approving or would you like a TB meeting for this?12:19
sivangjdub: coool12:19
jduboof, this stuff doesn't need TB meeting bureaucracy12:19
mdzsivang: it needs to meet the criteria in the wiki12:19
jdubTB/CC are meant to be last resorts12:20
mdzhttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/SeedManagement12:20
mdzunder Supported12:20
sivangmain/supported right?12:20
mdz"Supported" is the section heading12:20
elmomdz: hmm, sorry how does the mysqldump thing in my.cnf help?  and is there a man page for that file?12:21
mdzelmo: each tool looks up its config in a section named after it12:21
mdzso you can specify different parameters for different programs in the one file12:21
mdz/etc/mysql/my.cnf is an illustrative example12:22
mdzit's documented in the mysql manual, iirc12:22
mdz[mysqldump] 12:22
mdzpassword = XXXXX12:22
mdzdoesn't work?12:22
mdz(it did for me under woody, where I did this in production)12:22
mdznote that you don't specify the -p option if you do that12:23
elmouh, where XXX is the password?12:23
mdzyes12:23
elmoit's a 644 file dude12:23
mdz??12:23
mdzthen make it 60012:23
elmoit's 644 by default12:23
elmoshould we fix that?12:23
mdzoh, you're talking about /etc/mysql/my.cnf? don't put it there12:24
elmooh GOD12:24
mdzDefault options are read from the following files in the given order:12:24
mdz/etc/mysql/my.cnf /var/lib/mysql/my.cnf ~/.my.cnf12:24
elmosorry, I get it now.  I neeed more tea12:24
mdzor use --defaults-extra-file=<path>12:24
sivangmdz: it already meets (1) , (2) I can try and check , am willing to port it to arch if this is a must, and I think it would pass asecurity review because basically it copies files from the debian package to some place on the host system, what else?12:26
sivangmdz: merely a repository of fonts..12:26
mdzKamion: sshd won't let users login remotely with blank passwords by default, right?12:26
mdzKamion: do you think it's necessary to set a password on the live CD?12:26
T-Bonemdz: need to usermod -U12:26
elmomdz: score - working now, thanks.12:26
mdzsivang: if it's just data (no programs), then (2) should be easy12:27
mdzsivang: and fonts don't generally need porting, either12:27
sivangmdz: yes very much, the rules files is even pretty standard and doesn't do nothing but a couple of dh_install stuff12:27
sivangmdz: true, it has one target for all archs.12:27
kentI just installed gcursor mentioned here before.  Why have the theme-manager not support for changing cursor-theme?12:27
jdubkent: because no one's written it yet12:28
mdzmjg59: here?12:29
sivangmdz: only one issue, is if you want the files to reside in some other place then the current, oh and it does install to some of the X11 fonts dirs.12:29
mdzdaniels: alive?12:30
mdzsivang: fine with me, then12:30
ograhas anybody else weird font probs in evo (looks like gtkhtmls font rendering cant decide on the right fontsize)12:30
sivangmdz: ok, coool. btw, does it need a maintainer to go with? :) although I'm pretty sure it could go by itself, and if there's a problem with it I don't mind to be the address for that.12:30
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mdzsivang: is this a package you made, or did someone else make it?12:34
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Kamionmdz: don't see a problem with /cdrom, enough of d-i assumes it that I think debian-cd can get away with doing so too12:51
mdzKamion: should I prepend /cdrom in casper, and expect a relative path in debconf?12:52
mdzor is it ok for the full path to be in debian-cd?12:52
Kamionmdz: PermitEmptyPasswords is off by default, yes, although I'd test carefully if I were you12:53
Kamionmdz: no, I think it's better for the full path to be in debian-cd in order that you can change it to be off an NFS mount or whatever12:53
mdzKamion: good call12:54
Kamionmdz: apt 0.5.28.1 is supposed to be OK for sarge?01:00
Kamionseems ok01:02
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Kamion... maybe not today01:11
mdzKamion: yes01:17
mdzKamion: did you look into that issue with the ipw2200 firmware?01:18
Kamionnot yet01:19
Kamionmdz: I did mention that the firmware is there but with a different name than it used to have, didn't I?01:19
Kamionmy money's on something looking for the old name01:19
sivangmdz: it made by baruch even, a DD01:19
mdzKamion: oh, so you think it's a kernel problem?01:19
Kamionwell it's certainly in the udeb ...01:19
mdzlooking at it now01:20
Kamionunless that's not being installed for some reason01:20
mdzit's trying to loadipw-2.2-boot.fw01:20
mdz/lib/hotplug/firmware/ipw-2.2-boot.fw-<version> exists01:20
Kamion-rw-r--r-- root/root      6472 2005-01-17 18:04:55 ./lib/hotplug/firmware/ipw-2.2-boot.fw-2.6.10-2-38601:20
mdzmaybe this is the timeout problem keybuk talked about01:21
Kamionwhat problem was that?01:21
mdzhe said that the driver didn't wait long enough for the firmware to be loaded by hotplug01:21
mdzand that this would become a problem when we switched to udevsend01:21
mdzodd01:23
mdzI just added some logging to firmware.agent and it doesn't show up01:23
mdzit clearly works in the installed system (including the live CD), though01:24
Kamionany reason why the firmware agent might not be called?01:25
=== Kamion hopes nothing's hardcoding /sbin/hotplug or something
mdzI don't see how it could01:26
mdzthe kernel invokes the hotplug helper01:26
mdzand it's set to /sbin/udevsend01:26
KamionI meant in the kernel :)01:26
mdzah01:26
Kamionany easy way to get udevsend to log everything it gets?01:26
sladenKamion: it's hard-coded in the kernel but you can set it by echo/cat'ing /proc/sys/kernel/hotplug01:28
mdz+       rc = request_firmware(fw, name, &priv->pci_dev->dev);01:28
mdzthe driver doesn't seem to do anything weird01:28
mdzmost likely all firmware loading is busted01:28
mjg59sladen: Uh. PMInitialize?01:29
mjg59mdz: Hi01:29
mdzmjg59: I wanted to know how to determine whether a swap device was holding swsusp data01:29
mdzmjg59: so that the live CD would not touch it01:29
mjg59mdz: Ah, right. There's a header right at the start - the struct is defined in kernel/power/swsusp.c (IIRC)01:30
mjg59swapon -a will refuse to mount it01:30
sladenmjg59: Protected-Mode Initialize ;  you're supposed to call that to initial the Video BIOS before you make any 32-bit VBE calls.  Is there a chance that when coming out of S3, or on bootup (that hang issue you had), that isn't happening?01:30
mdzoh01:31
mdzyeah01:31
mdzit seems to overwrite the swap space signature01:31
mdzso that's perfect01:31
mdzand the bug won't exist in the first place01:31
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mjg59sladen: We don't make any 32 bit VBE calls01:31
sladenmjg59: how the nack are you doing vbesave ?01:31
mjg5932 bit entry to VBE is optional - AFAIK, lots of cards don't do it01:31
mjg59Real mode01:31
mjg59lrmi does vm86 real-mode emulation01:32
jdubmdz: hrm, when's the next livecd build? lots of nice uploads i see ;)01:32
jdubtseng: ping01:33
Kamionsladen: hotplug> yeah, that's what I understood certainly and d-i sets that sysctl, was just wondering if there could be a bug somewhere01:35
Kamionjdub: 1 8 * * *       /srv/cdimage.no-name-yet.com/bin/cron.daily-live01:35
mjg59sladen: To the best of my knowledge, neiter vbetool nor the kernel ever makes any 32-bit VBE calls01:36
Kamionalthough many of today's uploads require the debian-installer I uploaded tonight to become active, which requires elmo's byhand01:36
Kamion... which he's already done. rocks.01:37
Kamionrock.01:37
mdzjdub: it's mostly under-the-hood stuff, though01:40
mdzjdub: much cleaner, but if I've done it right you won't notice any difference01:40
mdzKamion: I haven't been able to test the passwd stuff properly, since it needs a new cloop image, but I think it should work01:41
mdzit creates the user OK, but the group and sudo stuff is missing, since that isn't in the old version01:41
mdzI need to find a clever way to unmount the root filesystem and eject the CD01:42
Kamionthe udeb retrieval stage should be shorter now, jdub was asking about that recently I think01:42
mdzs/asking/bitching/ :-P01:43
mdzjdub: *hug*01:43
Kamionmdz++01:43
lamontmdz: doesn't 01:43
lamonteject work?01:43
mdzlamont: I bet it would01:43
mdzlamont: but it's hard to get to after unmounting root01:43
lamontworks on the warty livecd, albeit fatally, and only as root...01:43
mdzthe closest I can think of so far is to create a min-chroot and pivot into it01:43
mdzor modify init; amu pointed out that knoppix takes that approach01:44
Kamionhaha, WinXP fails to deal with my amd64's SATA drive01:44
mdzprobably the easiest way would be to simply _not_ unmount the d-i initrd01:44
mdzand then pivot back into it01:44
mdzbut it's huge and occupies a lot of memory just for that01:44
lamontew!01:44
lamontremount root as readonly, then eject01:44
mdzI don't think that remounting r/o will release the device01:45
mdznor should it?01:45
mdzis there an eject --i-really-mean-it01:45
lamonteject hasn't been seen to care if the device is in use or not, at least not by me....01:45
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mdzlamont: eject tries to unmount if it's mounted01:46
mdzotherwise it will fail01:46
jdubmdz: didn't mean to be bitching01:46
mdzjdub: just teasing01:46
lamontyeah - shows busy01:46
lamontbummer01:46
mdzjdub: your live CD feedback is R0X0R01:46
jdubso how many udebs were optimised out (roughly)?01:46
jdubwere we able to skip much of the kernel module ones, if the kernel is in the main image?01:47
mdzwe didn't try that01:47
mdzit would require some significant changes01:47
mdzthere's no way to get to the image until casper is unpacked01:48
Kamionjdub: deliberately didn't attempt to skip the kernel modules01:48
mdzand casper is unpacked at the same time as everything else01:48
Kamiontook out the ones that are there to be menu items, so base-installer, archive-copier, prebaseconfig, {grub,lilo,yaboot,...}-installer, all of partman01:48
mdzthom: you stole my stopwatch, you bastard01:48
jdubahr01:48
mdzthom: you'd better bring it to sydney01:49
Kamionmaybe a dozen or so at a rough guess, although I didn't count01:49
jdubKamion: elite01:49
mdztomorrow's live CD improvements are all behind the scenes ;-)01:49
mdzif it works, we win01:49
Kamionjdub: I tried skipping all standard udebs including kernel modules; didn't work, network configuration failed because it didn't have nic-*01:49
mdzKamion: why is it that all of /etc/hotplug is world-writable under d-i?01:50
danielsKamion: yah01:50
mdzdoes udpkg do that deliberately or something?01:50
danielser01:51
danielsmdz: yah01:51
Kamionmdz: uh, shouldn't01:51
mdzdaniels: I think I was looking for an informed opinion on sivang's X fonts package01:51
mdzKamion: is it just me?01:51
mdzKamion: oh, that's on the initrd01:52
mdzmaybe genext2fs is stupid about permissions?01:52
mdz/bin/busybox is 777 too01:52
Kamionyes, apparently so01:52
Kamionit's like that in warty too01:52
Kamion(just happened to be booting a rescue CD^W^Wwarty amd64 CD)01:52
danielsmdz: oh01:53
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danielsmdz: server-side fonts are pretty hard to get wrong01:53
mjg59fabbione: There's a possibly important fix in the current ACPI patch - I'll get more details to you tomorrow01:53
mjg59daniels: CRACK?01:53
danielsmjg59: uploaded01:54
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elmocrap, it'd probably help if I actually filter @ubuntu.com somewhere other than spam wouldn't it01:56
mjg59daniels: I would offer to fellate you, but I feel you might turn me down01:56
tsengjdub: hiya01:57
jdubtseng: dude, three people have already asked me about tomboy 0.3, and it was only released today ;)01:58
jdubtseng: you got yourself a popular package ;)01:58
tsenghah :P01:58
jdubtseng: perhaps it could be your first universe upload? :)01:58
mdzKamion: not even /etc/hotplug.d/default/default.hotplug is called when the firmware is requested01:58
Kamionmdz: that's a bit depressingly bad01:58
mjg59Haha01:59
tsengjdub: sure, i can check out the update here in a few, having some dinner01:59
mjg59I've shocked daniel into silence01:59
jdubtseng: rawk :_)01:59
jdubtseng: and mono is fixed too!01:59
tsenghell yes it is01:59
mjg59fabbione: We need ACPI CA 2005011401:59
Kamionmdz: nothing seems to be obviously missing from hotplug-udeb02:00
Kamionmy money remains on the kernel02:00
sivangubuntu.com now replaces canonical.com for employee distro people?02:01
Kamionyes02:01
sivangoh02:03
mdzrequest_firmware is returning -ENOENT02:03
Kamionsivang: partly to try to help erase the distinction between Canonical and non-Canonical distro hackers02:05
danielsmjg59: it's entirely possible02:05
mdzthe configured hotplug handler is getting called02:05
mdzwith a firmware add event02:05
mdzand reasonable arguments02:05
=== mdz yearns for strace
Kamiondo you have libc6-udeb installed yet?02:06
mdzI'm at netcfg02:06
Kamionif so, udpkg -i /cdrom/pool/main/s/strace/strace_*.deb02:06
mdzis libc6-udeb something that gets installed automagically?02:06
Kamionmight need to udpkg -i /cdrom/pool/main/g/glibc/libc6-udeb_*.udeb too02:06
Kamionmdz: yes02:06
sivangKamion: that's what I though, ok.02:06
mdzstrace isn't on the live CD, but I could copy a deb I suppose02:07
Kamionit's depended upon by various bits that get pulled in by anna02:07
KamionUSB storage?02:07
mdzyay02:07
mdz(I have wired network as well)02:07
sivangmdz: wired network is the best :)02:08
danielswoo, more video cards :)02:10
mdzGAH02:10
mdzbusybox tar doesn't support creating tar files??/02:10
Kamionnope02:11
mdzKamion: found it02:11
mdz/etc/hotplug.d/default/default.hotplug is #!/bin/bash02:11
mdz%^@#$%@#$02:11
Kamionhaha02:12
Kamionsilly hotplug people02:12
Kamion    if [ -t ] ; then02:14
Kamionwonder what that's meant to mean02:14
mdzprobably tests if stdout is a terminal02:14
mdzKamion: changing it to #!/bin/sh worked perfectly02:15
mdza quick read didn't reveal any obvious bashisms02:15
Kamionmdz: -t is only documented to take a file descriptor; none of SUSv3, bash(1), test(1) document what it might do when given no arguments02:16
mdzit comes as #!/bin/bash from upstream02:16
Kamionmdz: yeah, I checked too, there are a few bits of test -a/-o junk in hotplug.functions but that's fine in busybox sh anyway02:16
mdzKamion: if you're satisfied, I plan to patch it immediately02:17
Kamionsatisfied02:17
elmomdz: I don't understand this mail about kdelibs - are you saying it's depending on something that should be pulled into main?02:17
elmo'cos anastacia disagrees02:18
elmoin fact kdelibs isn't even in main, I'm entirely confused02:19
mdzelmo: I sent you mail about kdelibs?02:19
elmo . [  24: Matt Zimmerman      ]  Re: oo.o2 FTBFS02:20
danielsblegh02:20
mdzelmo: oh, I was probably thinking oo.o2 was going into main02:20
mdzwhich it probably ought02:20
elmofor HOARY?02:21
mdzthat's the plan02:21
sivangmdz: did you approve the fonts package then? (I think I saw you say you're reviewing it)02:21
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danielselmo: the old fglrx-driver diverts away libGL.so.1, but I'm moving that diversion into xorg-driver-fglrx.  moving the diversion removal as an unconditional in postinst doesn't help, because fglrx-driver is unpacked but not configured before xorg-driver-fglrx, despite the conflcits.  is there a pre-depends, only for conflicts?02:21
mdzelmo: it doesn't replace v1, so we can take our pick when we're ready02:21
danielselmo: i.e. have xorg-driver-fglrx declare that it can't unpack while fglrx-driver << 8.8.25-0ubuntu2 is configured02:22
mdzdaniels: that's "Conflicts"02:23
elmoonly unversioned I think02:23
danielsmdz: can't02:23
Kamionif you conflict with something then you can't exist on the system at all at the same time as it02:24
mdzhm?  a versioned conflict would force the new fglrx-driver to be unpacked before xorg-driver-fglrx02:24
danielsmdz: i conflict fglrx-driver << 8.8.25-0ubuntu2 already, but it only gets *unpacked*, not configured02:24
danielsmdz: yeah ...02:24
mdzdaniels: you should be removing the diversion in preinst02:24
danielsmdz: and that will dtrt?02:24
mdzdaniels: preinst is called before unpacking02:25
mdzso it would go: fglrx new-preinst, fglrx unpack, xorg unpack02:25
danielsmdz: mmm, but if you're upgrading, wouldn't that arse around with diversions?02:26
mdzdaniels: isn't that the point?02:26
danielsmdz: fglrx new-preinst removes diversion, fglrx new-unpack removes libGL.so.1, so your xlibmesa-gl copy of libGL.so.1 is gone ...02:26
mdzthe diversion is gone in the new fglrx02:26
mdzso on upgrade it should be removed02:26
danielscorrect02:26
danielsgiven fglrx-driver no longer ships libGL.so.102:26
mdzI don't see the upgrading/arse problem02:26
bob2the new acpi-support disables suspend-to-ram by default02:27
bob2that seems slightly silly02:27
danielsok, I'll try to explain what I fear may happen02:27
danielsoriginal: old fglrx-driver unpacked; scenario: dist-upgrade02:27
danielsfirst, new fglrx-driver preinst runs, since the old one had no pre* scripts, right02:27
danielsand removes the libGL diversion, so /usr/X11R6/libGL.so.1 is now xlibmesa-gl's02:28
danielsthen new fglrx-driver gets unpacked, and as it's no longer providing libGL.so.1, libGL.so.1 gets removed02:28
danielsso xlibmesa-gl's copy is gone until you unpack that again02:28
mdzthat doesn't happen02:28
mdzdpkg knows which package the file belongs to02:29
mdzit won't remove xlibmesa-gl's file just because it's not in fglrx-driver02:30
danielsok02:30
danielsso no adverse affects from removing the diversion in preinst?02:30
mjg59bob2: We'll probably switch to enabled by default, but it's known broken on some percentage of hardware02:30
mdzthat is the correct way to handle this situation02:31
mdzif I understand correctly02:32
danielsmdz: if it's not, I'll beat Keybuk up *shrug*02:32
mdzneither xorg-driver-fglrx nor fglrx-driver contains the file, right?02:32
mdzthey just both divert it02:32
mdzor do they divert it and also contain the file in the .deb?02:32
mdzif they contain it in the .deb, you need to be doing the diversion stuff in preinst anyway02:33
bob2mjg59: yeah, it's just that it was enabled until I upgraded to acpi-support 0.1202:34
bob2so I was kinda confused when it stopped working ;)02:34
lamontmdz: would it be a bad thing if I added hppa to linux-meta?02:35
mdzlamont: bad? no.  silly? maybe02:36
mdzas long as it doesn't break it on real architectures...02:36
lamontit's just the meta packages02:37
danielsmdz: divert and also contain02:37
lamontshouldn't break anything02:37
lamont(hppa has 783 of 822 packages in main built)02:38
jdublamont: wooo02:38
tsengjdub: have a package here for latest and greatest tomboy02:38
tsengi hopefully fixed alot of retardation i caused on my first attempt at packaging it02:39
jdubthat'll slow down the heat death of the universe :)02:39
sivangtseng: yay!02:40
Kamionjdub: given the amount of heat an hppa puts out? :)02:40
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danielsmdz: my system is now very, very, very confused02:41
jdubKamion: cheques and balances ;)02:41
danielsmdz: Removing `diversion of /usr/X11R6/lib/libGL.so.1.2 to /usr/share/fglrx/diversions/libGL.so.1.2 by fglrx-driver'02:43
elmohppa's aren't that bad02:43
danielsdpkg-divert: rename involves overwriting `/usr/X11R6/lib/libGL.so.1.2' with02:43
daniels  different file `/usr/share/fglrx/diversions/libGL.so.1.2', not allowed02:43
lamontjdub: ia64 is much hotter than hppa02:43
jdubwow-wow-wacka-wacka02:43
mdzdaniels: that looks like "you told me to undivert the file, but there's a file in the way02:45
mdzdaniels: that's on dpkg-divert --remove?02:46
mdzI suppose that's a reasonable complaint02:46
Kamionlast hppa I was anywhere near sounded like nothing else than an aeroplane taking off when booting02:46
jdubmine is hot and noisy02:46
jduband not hugely useful02:46
jduband HPUX is horrific02:46
mdzsounds like a typical hppa machine02:47
danielsmdz: that's on --remove, yes02:47
lamontjdub: the one I care about is my firewall02:47
danielsmdz: that's fglrx-driver trying to remove its own diversion in the new preinst02:47
mdzdaniels: while its file is still in the way02:47
lamontb180's aren't very noisy.  The rack-mount machines are kinda bad though02:47
danielsmdz: any other suggestions?02:48
mdzdaniels: rm -f ? :-P02:48
lamonthrm.. do we care that the version of linux-meta won't match the api version of the kernel any more if I do this upload?02:48
mdzdaniels: if this is all for the sake of renaming the package, there will be trouble02:48
danielsmdz: not just renaming, splitting02:48
danielsmdz: xfree86 and xorg02:49
lamonthasn't before, so it shouldn't matter02:49
danielsmdz: (but it was a really stupid name anyway)02:49
=== lamont uploads, goes to fire training
mdzdaniels: can't you get rid of fglrx-driver entirely?02:51
Kamionlinux-restricted-modules-2.6.9 produces a load of uninstallable binaries according to britney; should we just kill it?02:51
mdzdaniels: and just conflict with it (all versions)?02:51
danielsKamion: uninstallable how?02:51
danielsmdz: mmm, probably02:51
mdzKamion: yes02:51
mdzKamion: and the corresponding linux-source too02:51
Kamionthe corresponding linux-source is already gone02:51
danielsmdz: will apt dtrt and remove fglrx-driver if xorg-driver-fglrx/xfree86-driver-fglrx crp it?02:51
Kamionwhich probably explains why that l-r-m no worky02:51
=== daniels reads u-d and stares at sladen.
danielssladen: ... so much pain02:54
mdzdaniels: you just need to conflict02:54
mdzdaniels: though rp is good documentation02:54
danielsmdz: 'kay, thanks02:54
Kamionelmo: could you kill linux-restricted-modules-2.6.9 and everything in it from main, please?02:54
Kamiongerminate doesn't seem to want it there any more02:55
Kamionlamont: any idea why i386 hasn't tried to build efibootmgr?02:56
=== lamont looks
lamontwanna-build -bi386/build-db -dhoary --info efibootmgr02:56
lamontefibootmgr: not registered02:56
lamontPaSA02:57
Kamionodd, Debian has it for i386+ia6402:57
lamontefibootmgr: ia64                                                      # ia64 specific02:57
Kamionelilo: ia64                                                           # ia64 specific boot-loader02:57
Kamionso why do we have elilo/i386?02:57
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Kamioneither we should have both elilo/i386 and efibootmgr/i386, or neither02:57
Kamionhaving the first but not the second is broken. :)02:58
lamontdoes elio have any arch: all components?02:58
Kamionno02:58
Kamionit does list i386 in Architecture:02:58
lamontelilo: i386 ia64                                                      # ia64 specific boot-loader02:58
Kamionas does efibootmgr, mind02:59
lamontin any case, fixing hoary is an elmo edit02:59
lamontfixing debian I could do, if you tell me what you want it to say...02:59
lamontbut I'm supposed to be at fire training in < 1 minute, must really run02:59
Kamionlamont: bdale added i386 to the list of supported architectures in elilo 3.4-4; I assume he knew what he was doing, so I figure i386 ought to be added to both elilo and efibootmgr03:00
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Kamionand efibootmgr 0.4.2-203:00
sladenthere's an i386 floppy disk with EFI on it that you can download and play with03:00
tsengjdub: ping03:01
mdzsladen: if you're feeling nostalgic about MS-DOS?03:01
sladen:)03:02
eruinany chance we'll see beagle in universe/multiverse?03:02
mdzsomeone asked that about an hour ago03:02
eruinlol03:02
mdzis it beagle day?03:02
eruinsorry03:02
sivangmdz: beagle love day :)03:03
eruinit's mentioned on slashdot03:03
tsengeruin: probably not until it stops deping on cvs packages03:03
eruin+ planetgnome03:03
mdzah03:03
eruinplus they have a pretty, pretty screenshot03:03
eruinwhich always helps grab attention :P03:03
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robertjis the bootsplash still planned for hoary03:08
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ogralol03:10
eruinanyone here in the know about gnomevfs packages?03:11
sladenrobertj: it's unlikely that the 'bootsplash' package with ever make it into Ubuntu.  It's too evil.03:11
robertjerr not bootsplash03:11
robertjusersplash03:12
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sladenrobertj: hopefully03:16
robertjare there experimental packages being built somewhere for hoary usersplash?03:16
robertjI know it was supposed to come in along super phat laptop support03:16
Nafallohi again. where can I read about a MOTU's dutys? :-)03:17
kentusersplash sure sounds promising.  :)03:17
eruinor just plain sexy03:18
sladenrobertj: there should be a separate usplash respositary for people to test in the next week or two03:18
sladenrobertj: with the various packages to enable it03:19
robertjthat will be good03:19
robertjI noticed the other day I closed my laptop lid and opened it and it was very boring03:19
robertjeven XP acts very interesting when I do tha03:19
tritiumsladen, where will the usplash repo be announced?03:19
robertjso all in all a good sign03:19
sladenrobertj: what sort of interesting thing?03:20
sladentritium: on the mailing lits03:20
robertjsladen: well it locks up or sits there with no mouse input03:20
robertjbut with hoary it just opens03:20
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sladenrobertj: is that just the lid turning the screen off, or is it actually going to S3?03:21
robertjI think it's actually sleeping03:21
sladenrobertj: mjg59 is the person to thank for that03:21
robertji need to probe around the logs03:21
tritiumstrange things happen when I suspend and the close the lid03:21
sladentritium: try updating, there was a kernel rev last night and some more stuff went in which may fix the Interrupt routeing and non-waking03:22
tritiumsladen, okay, will do.  Thanks.03:22
sladenrobertj: back to the question.  What kind of ''interesting thing'' does XP do---just that it close and when re-opened it still works?03:23
robertjnot it stops working in interesting ways03:24
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robertjwifi stops working or pancs03:27
robertjsometimes no input is handled ,etc03:27
robertjhow can I tell for sure if it's properly asleep03:28
robertjI close the lid, open it and get a black terminal for a second before the screensaver is activated03:28
tsengits not quite like that, its more like it stored the state from X before the lid close03:29
tsengand then updates to the current, which has a locked screen03:29
tsengyoull notice the first image you see is way behind if something on the screen is updating, like your irc client03:29
robertjdunno, it happens pretty quick, maybe it aint03:30
robertjwhat should I be looking for03:30
tsengyou could sleep 10 and echo something i guess03:30
tsengclose the lid, wait 10, open03:30
ograif it really sleeps you wont be able to ping it03:30
tsengthe first thing you see should have no echo yet03:30
robertjdoh03:31
robertjit's pinging03:31
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tritiumI can ditch this grub splash image I made once usplash is available: http://mip-lab4.ecn.purdue.edu/~rimbert/ubuntu-splash.xpm03:34
robertji'm still feeling so-so about the default colorscheme03:35
tritiumit has grown on me.  I used to be a big fan of debblue03:36
robertjThinGeramik with Crux & Gartoon are great03:37
robertjclean but fun03:37
robertjI think ThinGeramik is hands down the best widget set though03:38
eruinI like the ClearLooks / Industrial / Human combination03:47
eruinhttp://appelsinjuice.org/Skjermdump.jpg03:47
sladenrobertj: is this is XP, or Warty, or Hoary?03:48
tritiumWhat's that icon that looks like 3 shirts stacked on each other, slightly offset?03:50
eruinoh, it's the theme manager thing03:51
tsengthats the icon for theme-manager03:51
tritiumoh, okay03:51
sladentritium: usplash is more of an 'engine'.  It still needs something to display and if you're got some funky ideas for you'd like to see or some out of this world-ideas that nobody has seen before, I'd love to hear them!03:51
tritiumsladen, Okay, thanks for asking.  If I have ideas, I'll let you know.03:52
kenteruin, that gdesklet-thing to the right, what is it called? 03:53
sladentritium: that image might useful in the case of a 16-colour framebuffer03:53
tritiumsladen, Okay, I'll definitely share it.  I was planning on doing so anyway.  I still need to set up my wiki page, etc.03:54
eruinkent: CornerRhythmlet-bottomright.display03:54
eruinit's in media/control if you install the gdesklets-data package03:54
tritiumsladen, how should I get involved?03:55
tritiumI'm definitely no artist, by the way.  I'm not that creative.03:56
eruinwhoooa04:02
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jdubtseng: pong04:48
tsengjdub: oh.. hi04:49
tsengjdub: the tomboy package i noticed is fairly botched, not sure how to best fix it04:49
tsengjdub: look at diff.gz, there is a bunch of stuff that doesnt seem to belong04:50
jdubsounds like you've built the package after building it before04:51
jduband it didn't properly clean up after itself the first time04:51
tsengquite possibly, but its in the source package already.04:52
jdubyeah, so04:54
jdubuntar tomboy04:54
jdubcopy over your debian directory04:54
jdubthen do the source-only build04:54
tsengyay04:54
jdubthen do fakeroot debian/rules binary04:54
jdubto make sure the binary is ok04:55
jdubthat won't futz with your source packages though04:55
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jdubmdz: was intending to do a sweep of artwork pages tonight, just watching your changes05:42
jdubmdz: if you can hook up cliff and i soon, that would be very helpful05:42
mdzjdub: would appreciate any clarifications that you can make on the pages05:51
mdzjdub: I don't know jack about themes05:51
mdzjdub: I sent cliff email tonight; going to set up a time to meet and talk05:51
jdubok05:51
mdzjdub: will probably be in the evening local time05:51
mdzany times you're not available this week?05:51
jdubnot really05:53
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fabbionemorning guys06:35
fabbionejdub: http://sparc.ubuntu.com/ :-)06:36
fabbionewe still cannot bootstrap from it06:36
fabbionebut almost06:36
fabbionestill missing a few NEW love from elmo06:36
fabbionelike the kernel ;)06:36
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AndyFitzanyone know whats happening to hoary repositories right now ?06:49
sladenAndyFitz: how do you mean?06:50
AndyFitzfglrx  has broken and now cant be fixed/removed etc.  also  the security repo doesnt authenticate all the time 06:51
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lamontfabbione: good point - my linux-meta upload is gonna be stuck in NEW too.07:03
lamontfabbione: how soon do you plan to upload -10, btw?07:05
fabbionelamont: later today or tomorrow morning07:06
lamontok.07:06
fabbionei got flooded by bugs during the night07:07
lamontplaying with -9lamont1 here. :-)07:07
fabbionecool :-)07:07
fabbionedoes it boot?07:07
lamontdunno yet, trying to actually build the source package... just learned about 00list-<revision> :-(07:08
fabbioneargh07:08
fabbioneand 00list-<revision>.hppa :-)07:08
lamontyeah - saw that one07:08
=== lamont wonders if he should beat up daniels about xresprobe
fabbioneyou probably need to add the stub for hppa07:10
fabbionelike we did for sparc and the others07:11
lamontfabbione: nah - it has horribly b0rked #ifdef cruft in it07:14
fabbioneah ok07:15
danielslamont: which #ifdef cruft?07:15
lamontInstalling new version of config file /etc/mozilla-firefox/pref/firefox.js ...07:15
lamontUpdating mozilla-firefox chrome registry...E: Registration process existed with status: 107:15
lamontE: /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/extensions/installed-extensions.txt still present.07:15
lamont+Registration might have gone wrong.07:15
daniels(i assume you mean ddcprobe)07:15
lamonthrm.. there's an english error there, and I wonder if I can reproduce that on i386...07:15
lamontdaniels: xresprobe source package.  ddcprobe sounds about right07:16
fabbionelamont: i think today (later) we can give back ooo1 on i38607:21
fabbionethe problem is e-d-s07:21
fabbionethat exported an extra symbol07:21
fabbioneit wasn't my fault at the end ;)07:21
fabbionebut i am not sure seb already fixed it with yesterday upload07:22
lamontjust say when..07:22
fabbionelamont: sure07:23
fabbionelamont: what's the situation with hppa in general?07:25
fabbione(just curios)07:25
lamont799 installed07:25
fabbionesounds good :-)07:26
=== lamont runs the script to slurp in uploads again.
lamontmirror freshened around around 0130UTC, stage2 is pretty much current07:27
danielspool/universe/z/zsh-beta/zsh-beta_4.2.0-dev-1+20040622-1_powerpc.deb07:28
daniels     1930298 100%   51.18kB/s    0:00:36  (3429, 99.9% of 91862)07:28
danielswhoooooooooo07:28
danielscome on, fortnight-long rsync07:28
danielsyou can do it07:28
fabbioneehhe07:29
fabbionei am rsyncing sparc now :-)07:29
fabbioneso i can finally change some buildd setup to something sane07:29
danielsheh, nice07:29
fabbioneyup07:29
danielsi'm just uploading xine now btw07:29
fabbionei think either today or tomorrow it will be possible to bootstrap from it07:30
fabbionedaniels: thanks07:30
danielsno worries07:30
danielsoh, nice!07:30
danielsso when will I be able to install my u5? :)07:30
fabbionedaniels: i am waiting elmo to bless the kernel (NEW)07:30
fabbioneand i think we will need ubuntu-meta seeded properly07:30
fabbione+ i need to check if all the uploads have been munged properly07:31
fabbione(just run a quinn-diff on the archive)07:31
fabbionebecause hounestly i didn't bother to read 1553 mails of REJECT/ACCEPTED07:31
fabbione+ i started building universe07:31
danielsoh my god, xine has a toolkit of its own07:32
danielsbased on xt07:32
fabbionemain is pretty much in sync other than OOO07:32
danielshead -> desk07:32
danielswow, that's awesome dude :) nice work07:32
fabbionedaniels: thanks :-)07:32
fabbioneon the otherside there is a bug (at least on my sparc)07:32
fabbionethat needs fixing07:32
fabbionethat is mostlikely related to the fact that i am headless07:32
lamontTotal 9 package(s) in state Dep-Wait-Removed.07:33
lamontTotal 8 package(s) in state Failed-Removed.07:33
lamontTotal 799 package(s) in state Installed.07:33
lamontTotal 816 package(s)07:33
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fabbioneand on serial console all the lsb crack manage to hang the console badly07:33
fabbionebut the machine is alive07:33
lamonthrm.. not sure that gdb and evolution should be 'removed' though...07:33
danielsRSYNC COMPLETED07:35
lamontgrumble07:50
fabbionedaniels: did you also check the Xmvc in xine-lib?07:55
fabbionebecause adding the b-d isn't enough07:55
fabbione(+ you can close the bug)07:55
fabbione;)07:55
lamontKamion: livecd rootfs seems to have an issue or 2 for me to fix, but sleep needs to happen first, so I can think straight.07:56
fabbionegood night lamont07:56
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danielsfabbione: hmm?07:58
danielsfabbione: i installed xine, it started, that was good enough for me07:59
fabbionedaniels: i did open a bug for the xine-lib stuff07:59
fabbionewith all the details07:59
danielsok07:59
fabbioneand it is assigned to you08:00
fabbionestarting is not enough.. it was starting before too08:00
fabbionebut fullscreen wasn't working08:00
fabbionenot with xinerama enabled and other stuff08:00
fabbionebut there is the Xmvc bits that need some autocrap love that i am not able to do08:00
fabbionethat's why i assigned the bug to you :)08:01
danielsblegh08:02
daniels'k08:02
fabbionejdub: i think we can get gfs in for hoary :-)08:11
jdubfabbione: ... !08:11
fabbionejdub: do you have a url for the patch?08:11
fabbioneit's a feature and we are not in feature freeze ;)08:12
jdubelvis.redhat.com?08:12
jdubmight be there08:12
jdubhaha08:12
fabbionecan you please dig it for me?08:12
jdubyou've changed your tune ;)08:12
jdubyep, will do08:12
fabbionei am test-building the new inofoty patch08:12
fabbioneinotify even08:12
jdubdon't spend too much time on it if it sucks08:12
fabbionei am not...08:12
fabbionejust test-building08:12
fabbioneupdating patches is easy now08:13
fabbionebut i need to know if it builds at least08:13
fabbioneit might as well fix another bug08:13
fabbione543108:13
jdubfabbione: not the page you need, but check this out: http://www.redhat.com/software/rha/gfs/08:15
jdubfabbione: http://sources.redhat.com/cluster/gfs/08:15
fabbioneyeah i know what it is :-)08:16
fabbionei planned to use it on my file server :-)08:16
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d3vic3daniels, ping08:16
jdubhttp://people.redhat.com/cfeist/cluster/tgz/08:16
jdubfabbione: the, um, price is what you should check out ;)08:16
fabbionejdub: yes i know...08:17
fabbioneis the code GPL btw?08:17
jdubyes08:17
fabbionecan we actually include it?08:17
fabbioneok08:17
d3vic3fabbione 08:18
d3vic3morning 08:18
fabbionehi d3vic3 08:18
d3vic3my distro broke, need help 08:18
jdubfabbione: golly, they're maintaining patches in cvs08:18
d3vic3when I run `apt-get dist-upgrade` I get errors about dependencies 08:20
d3vic3and gnome will not start 08:20
fabbionejdub: i can see that there a bunch of patches that needs to be integrated...08:20
d3vic3ubuntu-desktop fails to load 08:20
jdubfabbione: lots of stuff08:20
fabbionejdub: and they are up to 2.6.9.. so we might need a cvs checkout08:20
jdubfabbione: might be a bit hairy for the supported kernel08:20
fabbione+ userland tools08:20
danielsd3vyo08:20
danielser08:20
jdubfabbione: there's 2.6.10 in the patches area08:20
danielsd3vic3: yo08:20
fabbionejdub: yes.. i agree.. specially because we don't have experience on it and not enough time to test it properly08:21
jdubpunt!08:21
fabbionei tought it was a bit smaller than that08:21
d3vic3daniels, ubuntu-desktop wont install 08:21
jdubmaybe we can make an unofficial module package ;)08:21
fabbionejdub: that's an option.. good luck and thanks for offering volunteer08:22
fabbione:)08:22
d3vic3wich kernel is hoary using ? 08:22
jdub:)08:22
fabbioned3vic3: calm down.. one thing at a time08:22
fabbionefirst of all... what error do you get?08:22
d3vic3I'm calm 08:22
danielshm, u-d should be fine, i thought we fixed that the other day08:22
d3vic3dist-upgrade gives me errors about dependencies 08:23
d3vic3lots of them 08:23
fabbioned3vic3: start with an apt-get update08:23
d3vic3I did 08:23
fabbionethen apt-get dist-upgrade08:23
fabbioneand see what it says08:23
d3vic3I did that 08:23
d3vic3same things, dependencies 08:23
fabbioneok.. let's check your sources.list08:24
d3vic3poinst to hoary 08:24
fabbioneplease paste it08:24
fabbioneeither in pvt or to pastebin08:24
fabbionenot in the chan08:24
zenroxya defentaly not in chanel08:24
fabbioneok08:25
fabbioneok.. start removing hoary-security08:25
d3vic3ok08:26
d3vic3and ? 08:27
fabbionenow do again the dance of apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade08:27
d3vic3gives same errors 08:30
fabbioneok08:30
fabbionecan you paste (as before) a few of these errors?08:30
fabbioned3vic3: it says in the beginning what you have to do08:31
fabbioneapt-get -f install08:32
d3vic3wont -f skip the dependencies ? 08:32
fabbioneapparently one upgrade didn't succeed properly08:32
fabbioned3vic3: no.. there is an inconsistency on your system that needs to be fixed08:33
fabbioneand that command will do if it can08:33
fabbionei need to go for 20 minutes or so08:33
fabbionebbl08:33
d3vic3ok08:34
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fabbionere08:53
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d3vic3fabbione, ping 09:20
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fabbioned3vic3: yes i am here09:21
d3vic3managed to fix lots 09:21
d3vic3but now I get a diff error 09:21
d3vic3not about deps anymore09:21
fabbioneok such as?09:22
d3vic3pasted ptv 09:22
d3vic3s/ptv/pvt /09:22
fabbioned3vic3: that's a bug in kdelibs-data09:23
d3vic3issit 09:23
d3vic3is it filed ?09:23
d3vic3fabbione, whats that command for reconfiguring X ? 09:27
crimsundpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  <-- hoary09:27
crimsundpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86  <-- warty09:28
d3vic3ty09:28
d3vic3anyone fixing the kdelibs-data bug, coz now I can install X09:30
danielsSEB!!!09:30
fabbioned3vic3: in general.. just ask09:37
fabbionedon't point to one person.. everybody in here is able to help you09:38
crimsunshould we direct this back to #ubuntu?09:38
fabbioneas well09:39
danielsthe panel is broken to hell at the moment09:40
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Treenaksdaniels: it doesn't load when you login?09:42
Treenaksdaniels: or it looks like it "hangs"?09:42
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danielsTreenaks: nah, it seems to have gained xinerama support, so I don't have it spanning my MergedFB now09:43
danielsTreenaks: and adding more seems to be broken09:43
Treenaksnext ubuntu conference and LCA were "almost at the same time", right?09:45
Treenaksor is that not final yet?09:46
lifelessits definate09:46
Treenakslifeless: ok.. then I need help with intra-Australia travel ;) flights to Sydney/Melbourne are 200 euros cheaper than direct flights to Canberra09:47
danielsTreenaks: www.virginblue.com.au09:48
danielsTreenaks: get a direct to sydney, and connect later on in the day to canberra for around $au120 return (~EUR60)09:48
danielsTreenaks: or quantas for possibly the same rate09:48
danielsbut Ubuntu Down Under might be in Sydney, not canberra09:48
Treenaksdaniels: hmm..09:48
fabbionedaniels: 5117 <-09:49
Treenaksdaniels: when will the final decision on that be made?09:49
danielsTreenaks: dunno, sorry09:49
Treenaksdaniels: WILL it be made? :P09:49
danielsTreenaks: i hope so :)09:50
danielsfabbione: bugger.09:50
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pittiMorning folks!09:51
crimsunmoin pitti 09:53
Keybukit almost certainly is in Sydney, from what I understand?09:56
pittiHi crimsun 09:56
danielsKeybuk: yeah09:56
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sabdflmorning all10:06
Treenakshi sabdfl 10:07
sabdflKamion: in debbugs, some of the messages are presented as control messages. are the rules to identify them and present them documented anywhere other than the code?10:07
Treenakssabdfl: I was just asking people.. anything certain about Ubuntu Down Under yet (except for "it will happen") ?10:07
sabdflyes, dates are set10:07
Treenakslocations too?10:07
sabdflapril 25-3010:08
sabdflsydney10:08
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sabdflmany of us will go to LCA in Canberra the week before, then UDU in Sydney10:08
TreenaksI'm trying to figure out if I'm going, and if so, how BEFORE early bird registration for lca ends :)10:08
tuo2Sweet.10:09
sladenTreenaks: what's the loose/gain risk for booking LCA just in case?10:09
sabdfli'm looking forward to LCA10:09
danielssabdfl: me too ... but I'm also conscious of the fact I have to decide what it is that I'm talking about *and* write an abstract in the next week or two ;)10:11
Treenakssladen: not much, really..10:13
tuo2Treenaks: Earlybird finishes 1st Feb10:15
Treenakstuo2: that's <2 weeks from now10:15
tuo2yup.10:15
tuo2Oh, sorry. I though you were asking *when* it ended10:16
Treenakswell, I should probably have a flight to sydney, and get on the plane to Canberra from there..10:17
ogramorning10:17
Treenakshi ogra 10:17
ograsabdfl: only 5 days :-O10:17
tuo2Treenaks: you could also do the train from SYD->CAN10:18
Treenakstuo2: how long does that take?10:18
tuo24 hours...10:19
Treenaksoh that's doable10:20
Mabusjustdave: ping ?10:20
tuo2it's quite pretty as well.10:20
justdaveMabus: pong10:20
Mabusjustdave: do you have any control of the build machines ?10:20
tuo2I though there was some talk about doing a big train ride down with slug10:21
justdavenope10:21
Mabusjustdave: it seems the openoffice.org2 build is failing solely because the machine is missing bzip2: http://people.no-name-yet.com/~lamont/buildLogs/o/openoffice.org2/1.9.66-0ubuntu5/openoffice.org2_1.9.66-0ubuntu5_20050118-1612-i386-failed10:21
Mabusoh10:21
Treenakstuo2: thanks for the info :)10:21
Mabusjustdave: know who I should poke? :)10:21
justdavelamont probably10:21
tuo2Treenaks: np. Good to see people coming to lca! :)10:21
Mabusthanks10:21
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ograTreenaks: is it sure that you fly ?10:22
ograhehe...ooo2 becomes really british it seems: Unpacking OO.o build tree - [ go make some tea ]  ...10:24
Treenaksogra: I'm not going to walk to australia :P10:26
ograTreenaks: g*10:26
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ograTreenaks: i'm still not sure if i can pay the flight.....have to finish some extra work before :(10:27
Treenaksogra: same for me10:27
Treenaksogra: but it's not april yet! :P10:27
ograTreenaks: nope, and its to important to miss :) 10:28
ograonly 5 days looks a bit dissapointing though10:29
Treenaksogra: it's followed by Ubuntu Down Under in Sydney10:29
ograerr, 25-30 isnt the ubuntu conference ?10:30
Treenaksogra: 25-30 is, but 18-23 is lca10:30
ograah, ok.....so its probably clever to hit them both :)10:31
TreenaksI would10:32
ograsince i never was in au before (and probably will never ever go there) i think i'll too10:33
pittiogra: Hi! Congrats to your first package10:38
pittiogra: however, the version number (0.061-ubuntu3) looks a bit odd10:38
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ograpitti: i will fix it in the next upload.... (elmo had no objections....but was probably tired to point out even more errors) ;)10:40
ograpitti: thanks10:40
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ograpitti: the original package was build with debmake....so i had to changea _lot_ ....that one just slipped through10:41
ograi promise i'll do better in the future :)10:41
pittiogra: no problem :-)10:41
pittiogra: it's not a big deal, I just wanted to point out this 10:42
pittiogra: nice to see you in the boat now :-)10:42
ograpitti: i'm going for main.....there such errors are not acceptable i think :)10:42
Riddellfabbione: do you know what d3vic3's problem with kdelibs-data was?10:42
ograthanks :) i'm on my way :-D10:42
pittiogra: everybody makes such silly errors from time to time, I think10:42
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fabbioneRiddell: provides file from another package10:44
d3vic3Riddell, bug #5354 10:44
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Riddelld3vic3: didn't see you there10:50
Riddelld3vic3: it's supposed to be fixed but I don't think it worked10:50
d3vic3i see 10:51
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sabdflhttps://wiki.launchpad.canonical.com/RoadMap11:33
sabdfloww11:33
fabbionemorning sabdfl 11:34
sabdflhi all11:34
sabdflconnection is very up and down today11:35
fabbionesabdfl: we are almost ready to launch sparc :-)11:35
sabdflwhoot!11:35
fabbionesparc.u.c is there11:35
fabbionemissing only a few details and a bit of testing my side11:35
fabbionesabdfl: elmo has done a great job :-)11:35
deckoHi people11:35
sabdflthanks elmo, fabbione, can't wait to have it out there11:36
fabbionesabdfl: soon.. soon.. i am burning for it11:36
fabbione:)11:36
Kamionsabdfl: I don't believe any of debbugs' internal log message representation is documented anywhere other than the code; I'm assuming you've already read the documentation in Debbugs::Log, but that doesn't really deal with control messages11:43
mjg59fabbione: I'll whip you up a patch to get useful debug output out of swsusp11:44
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Kamionsabdfl: in general a control message is represented as an html record with a description of the action (which was a terrible design decision - it'd be nice to transform all such records into something properly machine-readable some day) and an incoming-recv record with the text of the mail that did it11:45
Kamionsabdfl: nothing in debbugs right now ever needs to parse the html, only display it, because it applies the necessary changes to .summary at the same time as writing .log11:46
trukuloogra_: when you awake tell me, i have graveman package for universe11:48
fabbionemjg59: cool thanks11:49
trukulofabbione: did i tell you that all the videos are up?11:50
fabbionetrukulo: no you didn't or i didn't read :-)11:50
fabbionewhat was the URL again?11:50
trukuloso all of them are up11:50
trukulobadopi.org/videos11:50
fabbionethanks :-)11:51
trukulosabdfl: yours too11:51
sladenanyone know the deal with firewire automounting?  I was expecting it to work like USB, but this user doesn't seem to be having that with his iPod11:51
sabdflKamion: ok, thanks11:51
pittisladen: does manual mount with pmount /dev/sda2 (or whatever) work?11:51
Kamionheh, review of d-i in Wil Wheaton's blog, and mention of Ubuntu in the comments: http://www.wilwheaton.net/mt/archives/001771.php#00177111:52
sladenpitti: do you have to modprobe anything first?11:52
pittisladen: actually not11:53
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thommdz: don't worry, i can't work out how to stop the stupid thing beeping, you'll get it back asap12:06
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pittielmo: imagemagick sync, please12:14
fabbioneelmo: when you have time can you bless the sparc kernel please?12:17
sladenlamont: you should really give  klogd's dd a bs=128  ---it's very good at buffering messages otherwise.  So good that it makes debugging a pain12:23
pittithom: here?12:24
Nafalloso... where can I read about MOTU's dutys? :-)12:27
Nafallo*reading logs*12:34
Mithrandirwhat's the plan surrounding ooo2?  Is it going to be the OOo for hoary (which means I have to go around and be bloody bothered about it wrt amd64) or can I ignore it?12:36
KamionAIUI it may be the OOo for hoary if it seems to work well12:37
mjg59fabbione: Has daniels sent you updated DRM stuff yet?12:40
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fabbionemjg59: no, but i want to grab it in full from bk12:40
mjg59Ok, cool12:40
mjg59The DRI tree is on bk now?12:41
mjg59Or have they already submitted the DRM code to Linus?12:41
fabbioneit has been merged a lot between 2.6.10 and 11-rc112:41
mjg59Ah, ok12:42
fabbioneand i don't want any fancy code that hasn't been merged yet12:42
mjg59There's been some extra code added to support DRI over suspend/resume on i810, so it'd be good to get that in12:42
fabbionemjg59: do you prefer to send me a patch?12:43
fabbionethat would save me extra work12:43
mjg59fabbione: I'll wait to talk to daniels about it12:43
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fabbioneok12:43
thompitti: hrm?12:47
fabbionethom: when pitti hunts people, it's better to hide12:48
thomheh12:48
fabbioneit's usually the start of a endless series of security bugs :-12:48
fabbione)12:48
mjg59Hrm. Why are people getting the autohinter switched on if they have sub-pixel anti-aliasing?12:50
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Kamionelmo: could you refresh Task: ubuntu-desktop? It's broken at the moment; I just uploaded ubuntu-meta to fix it.01:11
Kamionthe fixed binaries are in the archive now01:11
mjg59daniels: xlibmesa-dri needs to define a tighter depends on xlibmesa-gl01:12
mjg59Hrm, no, that's not it.01:13
Mithrandirshouldn't g-v-m try to mount thumbdrives and such which are inserted prior to login?01:13
mjg59Grah.01:13
mjg59daniels: http://www.mail-archive.com/dri-devel@lists.sourceforge.net/msg21142.html - I'm seeing the same01:14
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danielsmjg59: yeah.  i had stuff to do tonight, but before I started doing stuff, I did this:01:25
daniels  * Resync Imakefiles for Mesa, so t_vb_cull gets built, and i915_dri is01:25
daniels    loadable.01:25
daniels  * Add extra guarding to xserver-xorg.postinst, so it will silently assume a01:25
daniels    CRT if xresprobe doesn't feed us a display type (closes: Ubuntu#5639).01:25
danielsmjg59: and that was before I saw dri-devel.  I AM A GOD AMONG MEN.01:25
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fabbionedaniels: tsk... i am your god...01:26
danielsfabbione: dude, mesa is hardcaw01:27
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mjg59daniels: You are, truly, a god01:27
mjg59Is that uploaded?01:27
fabbionegod: a comment on 5117 please01:28
danielsmjg59: not yet01:28
danielsbut it built on i38601:28
danielsfabbione: if that's trackpoint, throw it away01:28
danielsdid I mention that I HATE PS/2 MICE?01:28
fabbionedaniels: and what about the wishlist for getting it in?01:29
fabbioneis there any new patch out?01:29
danielsfabbione: i haven't been able to find any new patch01:31
fabbioneok01:31
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danielsmjg59: because I am so goddamn good and did what you wanted before you asked, you must solve this bug -- https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=546601:31
danielsfabbione: i have lots of cool cards now :) got an imstt, bidding on an ark, a firegl on the way, lots of random cards too01:31
fabbioneahhaha01:32
fabbionedaniels: you are always my little punk :P01:33
Kamionanyone have a clue what on earth #5637 is about?01:33
fabbioneGTK?01:33
Kamionif nobody knows I'll just punt to the kernel :P01:33
mjg59HA. HA. HA.01:33
mjg59daniels: Choke on my fuck01:33
fabbioneKamion: we should ask him to buy serious hardware01:35
mjg59daniels: For what it's worth, my Sid system doesn't link against them01:35
fabbioneKamion: but that's USB.. so guess what? GTK!01:35
Kamionhaha, unlucky, kernel bug it is01:35
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Kamionoh, you beat me to it01:36
fabbioneehehe01:36
Kamiongrah, dude, you don't get to change the package to linux and leave it assigned to me. I am not joining the kernel team :P01:36
fabbioneI did push the radio to ressign to QA or owner01:37
Kamionweird01:37
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danielsKeybuk: can't seem to log in01:41
danielsfabbione: haha :)01:41
Keybukdaniels: me neither01:42
danielsfabbione: it's probably getting detected as a Synaptics touchpad01:42
Keybukho-hum01:42
danielsKeybuk: awesome01:42
danielsmdz: i'd like permission to defer 1421 until after the feature freeze -- letting vbetool subsume ddcprobe01:43
danielsmdz: i've got a kick-arse amd64 motherboard at the moment, but no cpu/ram/case/psu yet01:44
daniels(and my video card will probably take a while; given it's a pcie+pci board, i'll probably have to run a shitty pci video card for a while, in an sli-capable pcie motherboard.  life's little ironies.)01:44
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thomwhat is sli, btw?01:46
mjg59single line interlace (IIRC)01:46
Mithrandirthom: you remember voodoo 2, where you could use two video cards to drive one screen?01:46
Mithrandirsame stuff.01:46
thomrighto01:46
thomcool01:47
Mithrandirthey render every second line and you can shoot double the number of badassess.01:47
danielsbut only nvidia do it01:47
Mithrandiror something.01:47
thomi did wonder, i had a dual voodoo2s 01:47
danielsapparently two 6800gts in sli is pimpfast01:47
danielsbut the best single card is still x800 xt pe/x85001:47
danielsespecially as in single mode you get pcie 16x01:47
Mithrandirdaniels: what happens if you put two ATI boards in a SLI board?  Can you drive them independently?01:47
danielswhich is like, your entire game's worth of textures in a nanosecond01:47
danielsMithrandir: i'm not sure tbh01:47
kentmy tnt2 works great with gnome ;)01:47
danielsMithrandir: but ati did actually make an sli card01:48
danielsthe rage fury maxx01:48
danielsone board, two gpus01:48
danielsessentially working in sli01:48
Mithrandirdaniels: it'd be a cheap way to get dual DVI.01:48
thomdaniels: you're making my 9800pro feel inadequate, stop it :P01:48
danielsexcept without having to run some horrific cable between the two cards01:48
danielsMithrandir: er, screw that01:48
danielsMithrandir: basically every r4xx ever has dual DVI01:48
Mithrandirdaniels: r4xx is what?01:49
danielsMithrandir: aiui, x700 is r400, and x800 is r42301:51
danielsr400 being agp, r423 being pcie01:51
danielsbut r4xx-class cards are all natively pcie01:51
danielsso the r400 is actually a pcie chip with an agp bridge :)01:51
danielsas opposed to the reverse, which is crap01:51
danielsa pcie firegl would be frightening; those things have astounding amounts of memory01:51
mjg59daniels: Uh, the rage fury maxx wasn't really sli01:51
mjg59They interleaved frames, not lines01:51
danielsbeing able to fill that over 16x pcie would be stunning01:52
danielsmjg59: oh, right01:52
mjg59Which was crack-tastic01:52
mjg59(for decent performance, you needed at least a frame of buffering)01:52
danielsright01:53
Mithrandirdaniels: actually, it seems like the price of dual-dvi 6600's has dropped significantly01:53
danielsapparently there were two of them made01:53
mjg59daniels: Xorg says I have version 1.2 of the 915 DRM, and then says that suspend won't work with <1.201:53
mjg59I think it means <=1.201:53
danielsajax has been trying to get docs off ati with no success01:53
danielsmjg59: probably01:53
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Mithrandirhiya Simira 01:54
Simiramornin01:54
daniels/home/daniels/x/xorg/remote/xc/extras/drm/shared/i915.h: * 1.1: Original.01:54
daniels/home/daniels/x/xorg/remote/xc/extras/drm/shared/i915.h: * 1.2: Add Power Management01:54
danielsgo figure01:55
fabbionehey Simira 01:55
Simirahi fabbione01:55
danielsmjg59: yeah, X.Org HEAD has 1.201:55
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danielsfabbione: have you really integrated new DRM crack recently?01:55
no0tichwo can I test standby and hybernate hoary features?01:55
fabbionedaniels: read above my chat with mjg59 01:56
danielsthom: you should get an x800 xt 2dhtv, i hear they're awesome :)01:57
danielsfabbione: ah ok, so not merged yet?01:57
thomi'll need a PCIe mobo first :P01:57
Simirahm, n silbs01:57
Simiran/no01:57
danielsthom: you should get one of those, I hear they're cool01:58
danielsalthough they went a little bit overboard01:58
thomheh01:58
danielsthere are 8 SATA cables01:58
thomfuck01:58
thomthat's quite a bit :-)01:58
danielsas well as an external plate with 2 SATA connectors (and power)01:58
danielsand multiple IDE/floppy cables, etc, etc01:58
danielsthere's a staggering collection of shit in there01:58
Mithrandirdaniels: uhm, on a what kind of mobo?01:59
daniels(the motherboard requires the 24-pin ATX plug, the 4-pin 'P4 power' plug, and a single Molex connector)01:59
danielsMithrandir: k8n-sli or whatever01:59
danielsnforce4 + pcie + sli01:59
Mithrandirasus?01:59
danielsoh my god, that's frightening02:00
daniels'DFI LANPARTY NF4SLI-D Socket 939, 2000MT/s, PCI Express (SLI mode), DDR400, SATAII, RAID, Dual Gigabit LAN, UV Reactive Slots & Cables'02:00
danielsyeah, asus02:00
Mithrandirdaniels: dfi's lanparty stuff _is_ overboard, yes.02:00
danielsuv reactive slots and cables?!?02:00
danielsMithrandir: this is mine -- http://www.asus.com/products/mb/socket939/a8nsli-d/overview.htm02:00
danielsit's a *very* nice motherboard02:01
danielsand I'll never run out of SATA02:01
MithrandirI have six sata thingies on mine.. quite enough.02:01
danielsmjg59: 02:02
danielsdaniels@nanasawa:~xap/debian/xlibmesa-dri/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri% objdump -x i915_dri.so | grep _tnl_vertex_cull_stage02:02
daniels0019bbc0 l     O .data  0000002c              _tnl_vertex_cull_stage02:02
Mithrandirdaniels: shame there's a mobo fan on it.02:04
danielsMithrandir: *shrug*02:07
Kamionis there a way to figure out from /sys which kernel driver owns a given network device?02:07
Kamions/device/interface/02:07
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danielsmjg59: so what was the conclusion for nvidia+acpi?02:09
fabbioneseb128: did you fix that e-d-s symbol problem?02:09
Kamionthe only way I can see to do it is by looking at the target of the /sys/class/net/*/driver symlink, which is arse02:10
Mithrandirdaniels: and small fans like that are often noisy.  I want my machine to be silent.02:10
`anthonymjg59: re daniels' message - on this laptop, suspend/resume works, except that on resume, the screen never gets powered back on.02:10
seb128fabbione: yep02:11
fabbioneseb128: did you tell lamont to give-back ooo1 on i386?02:11
seb128nop02:12
fabbioneok02:12
fabbionei will do it later :-)02:12
fabbionethanks02:12
mjg59daniels: Yeah, I just rebuilt mesa with the one-line fix02:13
danielsmjg59: sweet02:13
mjg59daniels: We /could/ fix it, except, uh, we have no rights to modify nv.c02:13
danielsmjg59: d'oh02:13
mjg59So fuck them02:13
`anthonymjg59: Do you have a capsule description of the problem? I'm happy to send them "as a pissed off owner of one of your cards, please fucking fix this" emails02:14
Kamionanyone here have an ipw2[12] 00?02:15
thomKamion: yeah, ipw210002:15
maswanKamion: yeah, as thom02:15
MithrandirKamion: ipw2200, why?02:15
Kamiondoes /sys/class/net/<ethwhatever>/device/rf_kill exist?02:15
mjg59`anthony: Their power management code doesn't integrate with the kernel correctly02:16
thomKamion: yes02:16
maswanKamion: not what I can see (warty kernel)02:16
Kamionthom: good, I've got the path right then02:16
`anthonymjg59: suprise! stupid fucking half-open-source piece of crap driver.02:16
Kamionmaswan: odd that it doesn't exist for you, but ...02:17
thom(this is with hoary)02:17
Treenaksmaswan: do you have a "hardware" rf switch/02:17
Kamionmaswan: try 'find -follow /sys/class/net/<ethwhatever> -name rf_kill'?02:17
maswanI might just be weird then. :)02:17
maswanKamion: I just did that, no result02:17
Kamionok, no worries02:17
MithrandirKamion: same with hoary + ipw2200 here.02:19
mjg59daniels: Where can I get recent enough DRM to do i915 suspend/resume?02:19
danielsmjg59: err ... err ...02:19
danielsmjg59: i assume you're using -686?02:19
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danielsif so, i can build you xorg head's i91502:20
mjg59daniels: Yeah02:20
KamionMithrandir: same as thom?02:20
mjg59Rock02:20
MithrandirKamion: same as thom, yes.02:20
mjg59daniels: Is that in the code that's been pushed to the kernel, or do we need another patch?02:20
Kamionthom, Mithrandir: oh, could you also tell me what /sys/class/net/<ethwhatever>/driver points to?02:20
mjg59fabbione was going to pull the stuff from 2.6.1102:20
danielsmjg59: dunno02:21
fabbioneguys either way is ok for me02:22
danielsmjg59: in any case, http://amnesiac.heapspace.net/~daniel/i{8[13] 0,915}.ko02:22
thomKamion: lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root 0 2005-01-19 13:16 /sys/class/net/eth1//device -> ../../../devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1e.0/0000:02:02.002:22
fabbionebut it would be better if we can run a test on it before uplaoding02:22
danielsfabbione: i'm almost certain the stuff that got pushed is what's in xorg head now02:22
Kamionthom: driver rather than device02:23
thomoh, sorry02:23
Mithrandirlrwxrwxrwx  1 root root 0 2005-01-19 14:17 /sys/class/net/eth1/driver -> ../../../bus/pci/drivers/ipw2200/02:23
thomKamion: ../../../bus/pci/drivers/ipw210002:23
Kamionthanks02:23
KamionI wonder why Mithrandir's has the trailing /02:23
Mithrandirbecause I've aliased ls. :P02:24
Kamionoh :-)02:24
Mithrandirgoes away if I call /bin/ls instead of the alias02:24
Kamionjust a shame I have to use readlink(2), since that syscall officially sucks02:26
Mithrandiroh, why?02:27
Kamionyou have to guess how long the symlink text is and repeat if you were wrong02:27
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Kamionoh, and it doesn't append NUL02:29
Mithrandiryeah, looks like suckage.02:29
fabbioneargh...another libc6 upload02:30
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Kamionsorry :P02:31
MithrandirKamion: just use PATH_MAX? :)02:31
Mithrandirhi jeff02:31
KamionMithrandir: Jeff would kill me ;)02:31
Kamion[context: readlink(2) sucks] 02:32
MithrandirKamion: heh, true. :)02:32
jbailey*lol*02:32
jbaileyWhat have I walked into now? =)02:32
mjg59daniels: Rock, working 3D across suspend/resume02:33
mjg59But I get:02:33
mjg59libGL warning: 3D driver claims to not support visual 0x2202:33
mjg59libGL warning: 3D driver claims to not support visual 0x2302:33
mjg59libGL warning: 3D driver claims to not support visual 0x2602:33
mjg59libGL warning: 3D driver claims to not support visual 0x2702:33
danielsmjg59: errrrr02:33
jbaileydaniels: Yay!  Most recent X update fixes my hang-on-start on ppc. =)02:33
elmopitti: done02:33
elmoKamion: done02:33
pittithanks02:33
Kamionelmo: thanks02:33
no0ticmjg59: how can I test suspend/resume?02:33
danielsjbailey: really? sweet deal.02:33
danielsjbailey: let me guess -- you're using an r12802:33
mjg59no0tic: http://www.ubuntu.com/wiki/HoaryPM02:34
no0ticmjg59: thanks02:35
jbaileydaniels: Radeon 9200SE02:35
pittijbailey: thanks for that hint, so I won't upgrade my iBook for now :-)02:36
fabbionedaniels, mjg59: would it be ok drm in -11?02:36
danielsjbailey: oh well, close enough ;)02:36
danielsfabbione: yeah, that's fine for me02:36
fabbioneok02:37
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no0ticmjg59: I have two swap partitions, can I use both in some way to resume?02:38
elmofabbione: done02:38
seb128thom: around ?02:40
mjg59fabbione: Sure02:41
mjg59no0tic: Not currently, nope02:41
mjg59Just choose the biggest02:41
no0ticmjg59: hibernating will copy ram contents to it?02:41
no0ticmjg59: or also something else?02:41
thomseb128: kinda head down in firefox, but sup?02:42
seb128thom: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15743502:42
seb128thom: could be interesting02:42
thomi'll apply it and see02:43
mjg59Mostly RAM contents02:43
seb128thom: BTW firefox build-dep on libkrb5-dev ... is there any way to use heimdal-dev instead ? Just wondering because evolution and friends build-dep on heimdal-dev which conflitcs with libkrb5-dev02:43
no0ticmjg59: ok thanks02:44
thomseb128: ugh02:44
seb128grrrrr02:44
lexhiderseb128: I think #5632 may still be a problem.02:44
seb128  File "/usr/share/dput/ftp.py", line 59, in upload02:44
seb128    if e.args and e.args[0] [:1] =='5':02:45
seb128TypeError: unsubscriptable object02:45
seb128second type that dput crashes in the middle of a gnumeric upload02:45
seb128that sucks02:45
seb128lexhider: I've read the comment yep and get the bug here02:46
seb128mvo_: ping ?02:46
danielshm02:47
lexhiderseb128: cool, just checking if it was just my end, bye.02:47
elmoseb128: hmm, one sec02:47
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danielsso, ATI are all set up for lib/lib64, not lib32/lib02:47
elmoseb128: try it again?02:47
danielsso its 32-bit (binary-only) libGL.so.1.2 tries to load /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/%s_dri.so, not /usr/X11R6/lib32/modules/dri/%s_dri.so02:47
seb128elmo: the upload ? sure, just a 20min job with my sucking upload link :p02:48
danielswould patching it with a vi script at l-r-m build time be wrong?02:48
Mithrandir** (gnome-cups-manager:10738): WARNING **: FOOBAR02:48
Mithrandirhow _useful_02:48
danielsMithrandir: when I was looking at synaptic source ~2 years ago, it had cerr << _("OMG DUNNO WTF IS GOING ON?!?\n");02:48
daniels(it got translated into most languages)02:49
fabbioneelmo: thanks02:49
elmoseb128: ouch02:49
Mithrandirdaniels: *chuckle*02:49
danielsseb128: tell me about it ... uploading l-r-m orig is 45min02:49
Treenaksdaniels: coolness02:49
danielsseb128: while you have TEN THOUSAND message windows with 'HEY DUDE DID YOU SEE ATI RELEASED FGLRX?!? DUDE! FGLRX! AMD64? XORG? DID YOU SEE?'02:50
Treenaksdaniels: well, did you?02:50
danielsTreenaks: did I see?02:50
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Treenaksdaniels: yes02:51
Mithrandirdaniels: well, they're not in the archive yet, so you can't have noticed.02:51
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danielsMithrandir: ?!?02:51
elmogiggle02:51
seb128daniels: ah ah02:52
danielsMithrandir: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/restricted/l/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.10/xorg-driver-fglrx_6.8.0-8.8.25-0ubuntu2_amd64.deb02:52
fabbionebleah02:52
Mithrandirdaniels: bah, ok, then. :P02:52
danielsMithrandir: if thom wasn't such a fascist, I'd figlet kthxbye at you02:52
fabbioneKamion: i think you should be able to start seeding from sparc.u.c02:53
fabbionewe still don't have a real sparc ubuntu-meta02:53
fabbioneeven if it builds. it's empty02:53
thomdaniels: --->  Installing 'figlet-2.2.1' from a port (misc/figlet)02:54
thom--->  Building '/usr/ports/misc/figlet'02:54
`anthonymjg59: fwiw, if I can stomach it, my plan is to try and figure out why the nvidia driver is busted, fix it, and post an ed-format diff somewhere. nvidia can go fuck themselves if they want to complain about that, since it contains none of their code.02:54
ograseb128: cool, you packaged nautilus-sendto :) 02:55
silbsSimira: you were looking for me?02:55
seb128ogra: yep, that was the plan :p02:55
danielsthom: thanks02:55
ograwill this go into main ?02:55
lamontfabbione: ooo1 is ready to give back then?02:58
fabbionelamont: good morning.. and yes02:58
Kamionfabbione: ok. ubuntu-meta will need its source changed to look at sparc.ubuntu.com; best ask mdz if that's ok02:58
fabbioneKamion: sure...02:59
fabbionei will ask him later02:59
lamontfabbione: done02:59
pittilamont: hi!02:59
pittilamont: MLKJ+2 today?03:00
lamontnah - I got enough vacation in yesterday - although I my go back to bed for a couple hours this morning - bed happened late last night.03:00
Mithrandirfabbione: that's just a give-back on sparc?03:04
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Kamionfabbione: ugh, germinate doesn't support working off sparc.ubuntu.com yet; no Sources file ...03:05
pittilamont: so I can tell you that apache security update does not build?03:05
Kamionit'd need to be extended to allow getting Sources from a different place from Packages03:05
pittilamont: I didn't get a failed build log either03:05
lamontpitti: either way, I'm going to reboot my machine in about 20 seconds... 03:05
lamontbrb03:05
Kamionso I'll still have to do slightly scary hacks03:06
fabbioneMithrandir: nah sparc will build fine and it is building right now. the problem was i386 specific03:07
fabbioneKamion: there are no sources on sparc.u.c. It needs to use the same from archive.03:07
fabbioneKamion: sparc has only the binaries. there is very litte point in mirroring them twice03:08
Kamionyes, I know03:08
Mithrandirfabbione: ok, so it'll be given-back on i386.  That's fine.  I just bloody don't want anybody to upload a new OOo unless they have to.  It's painful for me.03:08
Kamionit still needs a germinate extension to support that. :)03:08
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fabbioneMithrandir: it has been done already.03:08
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fabbionelamont: what's the status with the hppa kernel?03:09
lamontfabbione: did you get the files I tossed you?03:09
fabbionelamont: via email?03:10
fabbionei don't have irc scrollback or log03:10
lamontactually, I think it was a URL in /msg03:10
fabbioneso if you pasted here no03:10
fabbioneargh...03:10
lamontlet me find it.03:10
fabbionesorry no..03:10
fabbionethanks03:10
lamontpeople.ubuntu.com/~lamont/fabbione.pa.tar.gz03:10
mjg59daniels: Hrm. Is the nvidia driver patched in linux-restricted-modules?03:10
lamonthas modified control and control.stub, debian/config/hppa, and a modified pa_patch03:11
fabbionelamont: ok. perfect03:11
lamontyou'll want to migrate the build-depends from control*, since it's relative to -803:11
fabbioneit will be in my tree in a few minutes :-)03:11
lamontbut the others just drop in.03:11
danielsmjg59: how do you run vbetool to post?  vbetool post?03:11
fabbionelamont: sure.. don't worry03:11
danielsmjg59: yeah, needs to be patched for .10.  why?03:11
lamontpitti: checking on your build03:11
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mjg59daniels: There's no permission to do so03:12
mjg59daniels: Yeah03:12
mjg59daniels: Check the copyright headers on nv.h and nv.c03:13
sivangmorning all03:13
seb128thom: http://live.gnome.org/Epiphany_2fMozillaPatches03:14
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lamontat full volume, I get popping03:15
seb128GRRRRR03:15
seb128Uploading via ftp gnumeric_1.4.2.orig.tar.gz: Error '(32, 'Broken pipe')' during ftp transfer of gnumeric_1.4.2.orig.tar.gz03:15
seb128HATE dput03:15
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elmoseb128: dude, it's not dput03:16
elmosorry, I didn't realise it was dieing on the orig.tar.gz03:16
elmoour new upload daemon has timeout issues - stevea is working on it, but in the meantime, if you have a large orig.tar.gz, like gnumeric, on a slow link, 'rsync -e ssh' it to chinstrap first03:16
seb128elmo: 03:16
seb128  File "/usr/bin/dput", line 857, in main03:16
seb128    progress=config.getint(host,'progress_indicator'))03:16
seb128  File "/usr/share/dput/ftp.py", line 59, in upload03:16
seb128    if e.args and e.args[0] [:1] =='5':03:16
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seb128elmo: oh ok ... thanks03:16
elmoI'm really surprised we haven't had this problem before now.. and now 3 people in as many days have hit it..03:17
Mithrandirelmo: I've had it for a while, but I usually get by by uploading to something which does a few MB/sec.03:17
lamontelmo: it's timing out because of lack of activity on the control socket??03:18
elmolamont: nah, the code's buggy.. it's timing out because the timer's not being updated ;-)03:18
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elmoMithrandir: thanks for telling me dude ;-P03:18
Mithrandirelmo: I didn't know if it was my end or dput being dodgy or not.03:19
Mithrandirelmo: and I don't like to complain if I can work around issues relativetly easy and I don't know where the problem is03:19
Kamionlamont: ia64's still building glibc, I take it?03:24
elmook, new upload daemon in place.. if this doesn't work, we get to tar'n'feathe the entire zope3 upstream ;-)03:25
lamontseb128: why doesn't shift-insert paste what I just button-3-cut?03:26
thomseb128: nice! i'll look at and review03:27
seb128lamont: that's a xfree's question for daniels probably03:27
seb128thom: yep, thanks :)03:27
Kamionshift-insert is an application thing not an X thing surely03:28
seb128in which app so ? :)03:28
lamontKamion: make[3] : Leaving directory `/build/buildd/glibc-2.3.2.ds1/build-tree/glibc-2.3.2/login'03:28
lamontxterm, of course03:28
danielselmo: ... so, if I were to tell you that we can't actually distribute l-r-m at all, and we were technically violating the licence of one of the modules in there ...03:28
Kamionah, so it is an xorg question then ;)03:28
seb128lamont: works for me (tm) ...03:29
danielslamont: button-3-cut is the PRIMARY selection, shift-insert is CLIPBOARD03:29
daniels(that's how most apps implement it -- gtk bug)03:29
Kamionelmo: (speaking of, can you demote l-r-m-2.6.9 to universe?)03:29
azeemdaniels: wasn't that clear from the day you included the ipw2100 firmware? Or do you have a special license for that?03:29
daniels(there's PRIMARY, SECONDARY, and CLIPBOARD)03:29
seb128lamont: see, daniels knows about this :)03:29
lamontseb128: ok.03:29
danielsazeem: there's no ipw2100 firmware in lrm03:29
seb128(even if the evil guy blames gtk *again*)03:29
azeemoh :)03:29
azeemI wonder how my WLAN works then03:30
lamontdaniels: so how do I copy into the clipboard?03:30
danielslamont: edit->copy or whatever03:30
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danielsyou don't want CLIPBOARD; try to use PRIMARY (which is usually just selecting with the mouse) whereever you can03:30
Kamionazeem: it's in linux-source, not l-r-m03:30
lamontI WANT MY SOUND BACK!03:31
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azeemah03:31
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fabbionelamont: eh?03:32
fabbioneare the modules loaded?03:32
lamontfabbione: _I_ didn't change anything (other than an  upgrade of the system :-)03:33
fabbionelamont: i didn't say you did change something...03:33
fabbionelsmod |grep snd03:33
elmokamion: boggle, no?03:34
lamontecho $(lsmod | awk '/snd/ { print $1}' )03:34
lamontsnd_intel8x0 snd_ac97_codec snd_pcm_oss snd_mixer_oss snd_pcm snd_timer snd soundcore snd_page_alloc03:34
elmoKamion: multiverse maybe, or just remove it03:34
elmobut not universe03:34
fabbionelamont: check the mixer03:34
Kamionelmo: er, sorry, multiverse is what I meant03:34
fabbionelamont: probably you hitted one of these alsa "i kill your mixer settings" obscure bugs03:34
Kamionelmo: linux-source-2.6.9's in universe at the moment so it would make sense to match03:35
lamontfabbione: and the recovery would be?03:36
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Kamionpitti: yes, having the langpack base package depend on the update packages seems sensible to me03:36
pittiKamion: would the current structure work reasonably easy with the installer?03:37
wasabii hate how synaptic doesn't use my gtk theme. =/03:37
pittiKamion: i. e. do you already have the language code in d-i?03:37
Kamionpitti: yes, I have the language code03:37
pittiKamion: okay, so actually there is now nothing left to decide any more03:38
Kamionjust give me a set of rules for (language/country => package names) basically and I'll implement them03:38
Kamionor locale => package names, either works03:38
pittiKamion: basically, it's just "install language-support-<LANG> and language-pack-<LANG>" for language code <LANG>03:38
Kamionwhat about things like pt_BR?03:39
Kamiondoes -pt get both?03:39
pittiKamion: it was decided to merge all countries in a single per-language pack03:39
tsengjdub: hey. this new tomboy is using dbus mono bindings, i have them locally (source in hoary dbus-mono) but there is no bin in hoary yet.. no go for now03:39
Kamionok03:39
pittiKamion: otherwise you get crazy with e. g. de-at and de-de03:39
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no0ticlibc6 new update works?03:39
Kamionpitti: there are obviously different cases; I think that should have been decided case by case03:40
Kamionno0tic: was a one-line change03:40
pittiKamion: we discussed a little about zh_CN and zh_tw03:40
Kamionpt_BR is a totally different situation from de_AT03:40
pittiKamion: but in the end there was an agreement to have only per-language03:40
pittiKamion: this also saves us some 150 packages03:40
no0ticKamion: that messed up all ;)03:40
Kamionno0tic: huh?03:40
no0ticKamion: one-line change... (a joke) 03:41
Kamionno0tic: if you have problems, please give details.03:41
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no0ticKamion: no, it was a joke, np03:42
lamontfabbione: someone decided to switch things to the oss mixer...03:43
fabbionelamont: no recovery.. :( just set the mixer back again03:43
lamont(fixed)03:43
fabbioneeh? oss?03:43
fabbionethat's not me03:43
fabbionelamont: gtk!03:43
fabbioneremember.. it's always gtk03:43
lamontfabbione: nah - let's just blame seb128 directly03:43
lamont:-)03:43
fabbionehaha03:43
seb128grrr :p03:44
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Mithrandirlamont: I would recommend some morphine or similar substances.03:45
lamontMithrandir: some opiate, eh?03:45
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fabbionelamont: can i upload 2.6.10-10 ?03:46
fabbioneor that would kill your mirror?03:46
Mithrandiryeah03:46
lamontfabbione: whatever.03:46
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lamontnah03:46
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fabbioneoh ok03:46
jbaileywasabi: There?03:47
wasabiyes03:47
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jbaileywasabi: When you're running eclipse in the various JVMs, are you including the standard gcj in that set?  I had thought that eclipse3 needed gcc4's bits to make it work.03:48
wasabiNo.03:49
wasabiKaffe only at this point.03:49
wasabiANd Kaffe just barely03:49
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jbailey'kay.  I thought I saw a success on #classpath for it with jamvm and CVS classpath.03:49
wasabiMight be. It all falls to classpath at this point.03:49
wasabiAll the VMs are fairly good. Sable, Kaffe, GCJ, whatever, etc.03:49
jbaileyI haven't tried it yet, though.  I usually have either blackdown or sun's jvm installed.03:50
wasabiBut they all use classpath.03:50
wasabiAnd classpath is a bit lacking in sid currently.03:50
wasabiMy packages work flawlessly on sun's. ;)03:50
lamontfabbione: so more dispair or apathy than desparation03:50
wasabiEither way, it runs Good Enough on Kaffe for main.03:50
wasabiIn sid at least.03:50
wasabiSeeing as our current packages are 1.5 years out of date and only work on Sun's period. ANything is an improvement. ;)03:51
jbaileyNo kiddin'.03:51
jbaileyDid you wind up disabling all of the auto update features?03:51
wasabiNope.03:51
wasabiIt's off by default.03:51
fabbionelamont: ehe don't worry.. i will probably release later today or tomorrow03:51
jbaileyOh?  Cool.03:51
wasabiYou have to specifically update it yourself... and to do so you have to update it into a second update site.03:51
fabbionelamont: i need to check that the changes will not break anything03:52
wasabiSUch as /usr/local/share/eclipse or ~/.eclipse03:52
fabbionelamont: like the binary compatibility03:52
wasabiAnd if a user choose to go through all that, let em.03:52
fabbionepitti: ping?03:52
jbaileywasabi: Yeah.03:52
pittifabbione: pong03:52
wasabiI'm pretty confident all the free VMs will run Eclipse.03:53
wasabiDepending on how close to classpath CVS they are.03:53
wasabiEclipse gives us a free compiler in main too, a perfect compiler. ;0 THe Eclipse JDT.03:54
jbaileyHmm, I'll give your packages a try.  I usually use jamvm just because it uses cp directly.  But the package hasn't been updated yet.03:55
wasabiplease do. I want any and all info/testing regarding them. ;)03:55
jbaileyHow does the Eclipse JDT do vs. jikes?03:55
wasabiJikes is barely competitent.03:55
wasabiI would never it near production code.03:56
wasabiIt can't handle inner classes at all. IT's import parsing orders are all out of wack.03:56
wasabiEclipse JDT is *perfect*. And I mean it.03:56
wasabiIBM would not be able to sell WebSphere if it wasn't.03:56
wasabiSo... yeah. =)03:56
wasabiIt's CPL though.03:57
wasabiIt's good enough to compile stuff, but not GPL compatible.03:57
Kamionis that a problem for a compiler?03:58
wasabiDpeending on your interpretation of the GPL.03:58
wasabiheh03:58
fabbioneseb128: the e-d-s symbol is not fixed...03:58
fabbioneseb128: ooo1 failed again03:58
fabbioneand judging from the log size, exactly at the same point03:59
Kamionwasabi: rather, depending on whether it claims that object code it produces is also CPL03:59
wasabiIt does not claim that.03:59
jbaileyKamion: As long as there's an exemption allowing the code output to be whatever license you'd like, it ought to be fine.03:59
Kamionif it doesn't then I don't think one's interpretation of the GPL matters03:59
fabbioneseb128: what version of e-d-s should fix that?03:59
Kamionjbailey: indeed03:59
wasabiThere is a big ass d-l thread regarding Java compilers + GPL.03:59
wasabiI can see both sides of it.04:00
Kamion-legal ... *shrug*04:00
seb128fabbione: 1.1.3-0ubuntu804:00
seb128fabbione: but haggai said there was an OO.o issue too, are you sure that's fixed ?04:00
fabbioneseb128: that's what i understood from you04:01
jbaileywasabi: Do you know if it's possible to drop their compiler into a separate package and invoke it as javac?04:01
wasabiThe package name is eclipse-javac04:01
wasabiI made a wrapper script for it.04:01
jbaileyNice. =)04:01
wasabiTHere is also an ant plugin04:01
seb128fabbione: are heimdal-dev and libnspr-dev installed for the build ?04:02
wasabiIn fact... I'm building Eclipse with it. The eclipse packages are two stage... use Kaffe to build the JDT... then use the JDT to rebuild everything.04:02
wasabikjc isn't good enough to compile ALL of eclipse without modifications.04:02
thomfabbione: i should've taken your advice and run away04:03
pittithom: at some day I had caught you anyway04:03
pittiMUHAHAHAHA04:03
fabbioneseb128: sorry i need to.. you can check in the log :-)04:03
fabbionethom: ahhaha04:03
fabbionei have a meeting with the kitchen company now04:03
thombut you would have had to do this firefox release04:03
fabbionebbl04:04
pittisorry, thom! :-)04:04
thomthat patch is a SCREAMING NIGHTMARE04:04
pittithom: the injection? right04:04
pittithom: if it does not work, and you don't have the feeling that this is wartyable, let's forget about it04:04
pittithom: there are enough other issues :-)04:04
thomi don't see it being wartyable04:05
thomit's blowing the ABI and API into tiny little shreds and stomping on them04:05
pittithom: then I rather write a stanza about it in the USN04:05
thomgo mozilla, it's your birthday. one of the hunks is 400 lines of mixed style change and code change04:08
mjg59I vote that security advisories give a rating out of 10 for quality of vendor provided patch04:09
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pittimjg59: this window injection thingy is not really a patch; it's a complete rewrite04:09
pittithom: what about hoary?04:10
Mithrandirwhat's the way to make baz shut up about it not knowing what kind of archive an archive is?04:11
enricoHello.  Someone in the docteam is taking care of making nice release notes for Hoary, and could use some details about it (where it will be published, how long it should be, what level of detail...).  Who can I refer him to?04:12
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thomMithrandir: beat lifeless until he shuts it the hell up04:13
thompitti: i'm still applying the patch for hoary, will see how it goes04:14
pittithom: since the bug is fixed, is it already contained in a new upstream release?04:15
pittithom: might be easier to package that04:15
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`anthonymjg59: You are an a-grade legend. Your vbetool was the magic bit I needed to make this laptop unsuspend right04:16
`anthonyThankyouthankyouthankyouthankyou.04:16
mjg59`anthony: Rocking04:16
`anthonymjg59: Well, that, and making sure i rmmod'd uhci_hcd first.04:17
mjg59`anthony: The scripts in Hoary ought to do that04:17
`anthonythe wacky dell usb-to-ps/2 replication stuff plays, well, very very badly, with suspend.04:17
thompitti: nope - there's not been a firefox release since 1.004:17
pittibad04:17
pittithey should04:17
thomyep04:17
pittimozilla?04:18
`anthonymjg59: That would be awesome if it automatically did this. It doesn't _always_ work. One time in about 5, the video driver goes utterly batshit and you get a gray screen fading in from the sides, but that could've been something else I was fucking about with causing that.04:18
thomthey want to go straight for 1.1 i think, which means merging trunk on to the firefox branch04:18
thompitti: 1.8 is still alpha04:18
thom1.7 won't get the fix since it's too intrusive04:19
pittihahaha04:19
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mjg59`anthony: In Hoary, the default is to rmmod all the USB stuff and do vbe stuff on suspend/resume04:19
thompitti: (they say the same for a 1.0.1 of firefox if it was considered)04:20
`anthonymjg59: Also, kill orinoco04:20
pittithom: okay, so WONTFIX for warty04:20
thomdefinitely04:20
`anthonys/kill/rmmod04:20
mjg59`anthony: We call cardctl eject, which ought to be enough for that04:20
thomoh man, i so loathe C++04:21
`anthonymjg59: I needed to do vbetool post - vbetool vbestate save/restore didn't do the job.04:21
mjg59`anthony: Hm. That's a shame.04:21
mjg59vbetool post kills some machines :)04:21
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`anthonyYay!04:21
no0ticit's useful for you to know my experiences with standby & hibernate?04:22
mjg59no0tic: Yup, but I have to go out for a few minutes04:22
mjg59Can you add them to www.ubuntu.org/wiki/HoaryPMResults ?04:22
no0ticyes04:22
`anthonymjg59: I can add stuff, although this box is still running FC until Hoary is out.04:23
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no0ticmjg59: how can I edit the wiki, once logged in?04:25
Kamionthere's an "Edit" tab around the top left04:32
thompitti: i'm bailing on this patch for hoary, too04:32
thompitti: i don't think it's reasonable or supportable04:32
thomc04:35
thomuh, this isn't mutt04:35
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danielsKamion: i assume /etc/profile is the best way to set global environment variables?05:09
Kamiondaniels: the whole notion of global environment variables is a horror show05:09
danielsKamion: no shit05:09
Kamion/etc/profile is global to all interactive login shells05:10
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wasabi_oooh.05:25
wasabi_jbailey: rumers about a free jvm by ibm or something. ;)05:26
thomyeah, they happen every 6 months05:26
jbaileywasabi_: I've read those rumours for a while, but haven't been able to track one down.05:26
jbaileyFrankly I think the best bets are going to be the funding from Brazil for classpath hackers.05:26
wasabi_ross burton has something on his blog05:27
jbaileyHe's on planet.gnome, right?05:28
wasabi_yeah05:28
jbaileyFeh.  Quoting esr.  Must be vapourware.05:28
wasabi_haha05:28
jbaileyI've been looking at the jpackage stuff the last couple days trying to figure out how I feel about it.  It looks so handy, but it's so... rpm based. =)05:30
wasabi_I had originally used the jpackages for Eclipse as a base for the .debs05:31
wasabi_But, they are horrid.05:31
wasabi_Unreadable spec files.05:31
wasabi_tons of pushd and popd, in no particular order.05:31
wasabi_So, I just looked at them and figured out what they did.05:31
wasabi_I am not excited about JPackage at all.05:31
Kamionscripts that use pushd and popd generally need to be thrown away05:31
wasabi_It's a good resource for learning what needs to be done to make .debs. ;)05:31
Kamion(as opposed to subshell, cd, exit subshell)05:32
jbaileywasabi_: mjw pointed me at it as a way to consider doing things.05:32
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mdzmorning05:34
mdzlamont: ping?05:34
lamontmorning05:34
pittiHi mdz!05:34
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lamonts05:34
mdzlamont: curious about the rsyncable experiment05:35
Kamionelmo: any idea why libxml2-python2.4 fell out of ubuntu-desktop? python2.4-libxslt1 still claims to need it ...05:36
lamontuh, huh?05:36
Kamionseb128: can I change libxslt1 to make the python bit depend on the new python2.4-libxml2 package name?05:36
pepesan_hi all05:36
mdzlamont: sladen said you were going to take a shot at getting advfs to use the gzip --rsyncable stuff05:37
seb128Kamion: sure05:37
pittimdz: I changed the langpacks so that l-support does not depend on l-pack any more05:37
lamontmdz: news to me05:37
pittimdz: so you can install auxilliary packages and gettext data independently05:37
mdzbut now I see that the most recent live CD build is 20050115, in which case I'm more interested in that05:38
Kamionis germinate bug, I bet ...05:38
pittimdz: as proposed on the ML05:38
mdzKamion, lamont: what happened with today's build?05:38
lamontmdz: I know that there was some discussion about doing that05:38
lamontmdz: looking into what happened05:38
mdzpitti: sounds good05:38
lamontrootfs build barfed, at the very least05:38
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Kamionmake: *** [/srv/cdimage.no-name-yet.com/scratch/tmp/hoary-amd64/packages-stamp] 05:39
pittimdz: I built another round of pristine source and binary packages now, I can upload afterwards if you are fine with that :-)05:39
KamionError 105:39
KamionERROR WHILE BUILDING OFFICIAL IMAGES !!05:39
Kamionwhatever that means05:39
mdzpitti: I am fine with that05:39
Kamionsheesh, it's been doing that for days. sorry I didn't notice05:40
Kamionlamont: king.warthogs.hbd.com is not answering HTTP queries05:41
Kamionplease fix, kthxbye05:41
lamontKamion: it's part of the whole 'deal with the datacenter changes' cruft05:42
lamontI think it's fixed, testing now05:42
Kamioncjwatson@little:~$ ping king.warthogs.hbd.com05:42
KamionPING king.warthogs.hbd.com (82.211.81.150) 56(84) bytes of data.05:42
KamionFrom little.warthogs.hbd.com (82.211.81.136) icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable05:42
lamontKamion: btw, the name is 'king.buildd'.05:42
Kamionsame for all the other buildds05:42
Kamionoh, I didn't know it had been changed05:42
lamontyeah - this past saturday05:43
lamontthe fact that I broke the livecd rootfs build at the same time is, um, interesting05:43
Kamionlamont: they answer from chinstrap, but not from little05:43
lamontsee routing on chinstrap vs on little, then05:44
lamontand pester elmo05:44
Kamionwould also be nice if somebody would turn off the old names so that I got proper errors05:44
lamontthere is some lagtime in making dns changes to w.h.c :-(05:44
Kamionelmo: could you teach little how to route to the buildds so I can fetch live rootfs builds, please?05:44
KamionI've fixed debian-cd for the new names05:45
lamontactually, I didn't break the livecd rootfs until after the build on the 17th05:46
lamontKamion: did you upload a new debootstrap with the libunwind7-dev fix05:53
lamont?05:53
lamontin scripts/hoary?05:53
mdzlamont: is it fixed now?05:53
mdz(live images, not ia64)05:53
Kamionlamont: I took libunwind7-dev out, yes05:54
lamontrootfs build appears to be fixed05:54
Kamiondebootstrap would have failed since libc6.1-dev isn't in required (nor should it be)05:54
mdzlamont, Kamion: please do a fresh build so that I can test yesterday's casper changes05:54
lamontKamion: yeah - that's what I just ran into...05:54
Kamionmdz: will do once I have routing05:54
lamontmdz: he needs routing05:55
mdzelmo?05:55
Kamionit seems to have been broken since 20041115 :(05:55
lamontKamion: yeah, that'd be right05:55
mdzlamont: but once he has routing, there are three new cloops waiting?05:55
mvo_elmo: can you please sync dpkg-1.10.26?05:55
lamontwell, in about 20 minutes or so05:55
mdzok, thanks05:55
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lamontmdz: so that could be a 'yes' :-)05:56
mdz10.211.37.0/24 via 82.211.81.157 dev eth005:56
lamontKamion: I know I told elmo that the move required changes on the cd build side... should have told you then, too.. sorry05:56
mdzlooks like what you need05:56
mdzthom: here?05:57
thommdz: yes05:57
mdzthom: can you do a quick fix for us on little until elmo returns?05:57
thomjust to fix the buildd routing?05:58
thomsure05:58
mdzyeah05:58
lamontKamion: I'll tell you when the rootfs's are ready05:58
mdzand someone email elmo so that he can fix it permanently05:58
lamontKamion: you want that, or shall I?05:59
KamionI'll do it05:59
lamontrt@rt...?05:59
Kamionyup06:02
thommdz: done06:03
mdzthom: thanks06:03
Kamionmail sent06:03
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mdz--- king.buildd ping statistics ---06:04
mdz1 packets transmitted, 1 received, 0% packet loss, time 0ms06:04
Kamionthanks, seems better06:04
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thomhad arthroscopy (however you spell it) yesterday06:11
lamontKamion: images current on all 3./06:14
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Kamionmdz: how about making openoffice.org stuff be [amd64 i386 powerpc sparc] ?06:17
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lamonthow big are those _all.deb's I wonder... /me checks06:17
Kamionnew daily-live build running06:18
mdzKamion: fine with me06:18
mdzlamont: thanks06:18
Kamionat least the stuff in desktop06:18
lamontKamion: that bloats the archive by about 54 MB currently06:19
Kamionwhat does?06:20
lamonthow about making openoffice.org stuff be [amd64 i386 powerpc sparc] ?06:20
lamontthat06:20
Kamiondoing that wouldn't kick them out of main06:21
Kamionit would merely kick them out of ubuntu-desktop06:21
lamont??06:21
lamontwhy would it kick them out?06:21
Kamionof which?06:21
Kamionwe're talking at cross-purposes, I feel ...06:22
lamontoh -wait - where are you suggesting to change../06:22
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Kamionlamont: I'm suggesting adding [amd64 i386 powerpc sparc]  to all the seed entries in desktop for openoffice.org06:22
lamontKamion: woot.  agree06:22
Kamionlamont: oh, you thought I meant make the actual .debs arch-specific? no, not that06:22
lamontright06:22
lamontsame syntax and all that06:22
Kamiondone06:23
Kamionnext ubuntu-meta upload should take care of it06:23
mdzmvo_: did you receive my email about apt 0.6.30?06:24
mvo_mdz: yes, I would like to do it all in one go and was asking about dpkg first06:24
mvo_Keybuk gave me his ok to upload a patched dpkg as well, he just asked me to wait for the dpkg-1.10.26 sync06:25
Kamionmdz: daily-live build up, seems to work this time06:25
mdzexcellent06:25
mdzthanks, Kamion and lamont06:25
mdzand thom06:25
Keybukdid you ask for the sync?06:26
mvo_Keybuk: yes06:26
Keybukcoolios06:27
mvo_but only a couple of minutes ago :)06:27
elmomvo_: done06:28
mvo_elmo: great, thanks!06:28
seb128mvo_: about #5632 ... your patch was not supposed to fix that ?06:31
mvo_seb128: that was what it intended, let me check06:32
mvo_seb128: the problem seems to be in gnome-system-tools 06:35
mvo_modem-applet calls g-s-t06:36
mvo_seb128: just assign the bug to me, I'll take care of it06:36
seb128mvo_: gni ? network-admin ask for the root password if it's not runned by root ... that's why we have "gksudo network-admin" as a menu entry :p06:36
seb128mvo_: there is a bug open about "gst should use sudo instead of su internaly" ... is that a dup ?06:37
seb128ie: do you want to fix gst or to workaround the applet ?06:37
mvo_seb128: probably06:37
mvo_seb128: probably a dup06:37
seb128ok06:37
elmomdz: ok with supressing $distro-changes mails for language  packs?06:40
pepesan_hi all!!!!!!06:43
pepesan_im lookin for someone what is developin the ppc port06:44
sivangmvo_: it is already using it IIRC?06:51
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seb128sivang: speaking about gst ?06:54
sivangseb128: yes06:54
seb128sivang: it uses su06:54
sivangseb128: ergh, I thought that was already patched...06:54
seb128sivang: we workaround by using "gksudo <...-admin>" in the menu entries06:54
Kamionpepesan_: you're more likely to get an answer if you say what you want ... :)06:54
sivangseb128: oh, ok, so mvo is going to make it use libgksudo ?06:55
seb128sivang: you are in the cc of the bug, I've just commented on it06:55
pepesan_Kamion: Hi, i wanna help to the ppc port and help to the live ppc port06:55
seb128sivang: dunno ask him for the details. The bug has a patch to use sudo instead of su but doesn't build here, the idea is here BTW06:55
Kamionpepesan_: download, send patches :)06:55
Kamionpepesan_: bear in mind we try to minimise the amount of stuff that's architecture-specific; the new live powerpc CD deliberately uses pre-existing code almost all the way, so it took almost no explicit porting effort06:56
pepesan_Kamion: i represent a part of a spanish region waht develop a distro for educational pourpuses06:56
Kamionif you want to work on the live powerpc CD, you might as well just work on the live CD in general, for most purposes06:57
pepesan_Kamion: we want to help the betatesting and development of the live ppc and ppc distro 06:57
Kamionwhat do you need to know?06:58
pepesan_there are many mac in the institutes of this region06:58
pepesan_Kamion:  who help in the port06:58
pepesan_sorry06:58
pepesan_how help in the port06:58
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Kamionpepesan_: find something you need to fix, fix it, repeat :-)06:59
T-BoneKamion: gonna try last ia64 hoary. Seems that there are still issues with it06:59
pepesan_Kamion: we want to port many packages to ubuntu06:59
Kamionpepesan_: seriously it's hard to give better advice than that ...06:59
pepesan_Kamion: i know06:59
pepesan_Kamion: there is a list of development of the ppc port?07:01
lamontpepesan_: once you add universe, ppc is pretty close to i386 in terms of package count07:01
Kamionno, we don't have port lists07:01
Kamiondevelopment is on ubuntu-devel@ until it accumulates enough traffic to annoy other developers enough to want it split off :)07:01
Kamionthe Mac-specific development that needs work is along the lines of support for very new hardware like the G5, support for power management, and figuring out how to make the installer work on oldworld powermacs07:02
Kamionpackage builds take care of themselves in the vast majority of cases, under the able stewardship of our build daemon maintainer07:03
pepesan_yep07:04
pepesan_the prinpicipal problem is the way to manage pointers07:04
pepesan_bigendian a nd litle endian07:04
Kamion?07:04
pepesan_and the hardware support07:05
Kamionthat's only a problem with a tiny minority of very broken packages07:05
Kamionmost of those got fixed in Debian years ago, since powerpc is a mature port07:05
pepesan_beleave me there are many new packages that doesnt support that07:05
pepesan_especialy that kind of packs07:06
Kamionnot IME07:06
pepesan_there are very espeficic07:06
Kamionoccasionally you have to fix an endianness bug or an assumption of unsigned char, but it's relatively rare nowadays07:06
pepesan_ok07:06
Kamions/unsigned/signed/07:06
pepesan_i beleave u :)07:06
Kamionsupport for very old or very new hardware is more interesting and much harder07:07
pepesan_there are any road map for the ppc lice distro?07:08
Kamiononce again, the plans aren't powerpc-specific07:12
pepesan_ahh07:12
pepesan_ok07:12
Kamionthe live CD plans are at http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/LiveCD, under "Ongoing development"07:12
lamontKamion: did you upload a new ubuntu-meta to go with your seed changes?07:13
Kamionlamont: no, not yet07:13
Kamionshall I do so?07:13
T-BoneKamion: does today's ia64 ISO contain all the fixes for the various problem we've been tracking down?07:15
lamontwe might get an ia64 livecd if we do...07:15
T-Bonelamont: I was just thinking about that, not daring to suggest it ;^)07:15
KamionT-Bone: it's got the elilo fix and the others from earlier07:16
T-BoneKamion: ok fine07:16
Kamionshould be ok07:16
Kamionupdating ubuntu-meta now07:16
lamontT-Bone: there are a couple of other uninstallables on ia64, but those should be cleaned up by the time we get u-m inb07:16
T-Bonelamont: heh ok07:17
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T-Boneare there mirror for the daily ISO snapshots?07:19
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Kamionpepesan_: testing and bug-fixes for the powerpc live CD would be very welcome, though07:19
lamontKamion: how hard would it be to put up an (unusable) iso of the livecd that was missing the cloop fs?07:20
lamontthat would be a less painful rsync, and then we could just rsync the fsimage, or something...07:21
seb128lamont: please kick nautilus-sendto build07:21
Kamionlamont: probably tolerable, but I don't see how it would make life any easier; rsyncing the ISO should be about as hard as rsyncing the filesystem image07:21
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Kamionsince it's basically just a few bytes around the image07:22
pittifabbione, lamont: Accepted pkgstriptranslations 4 (source)07:23
pittifabbione, lamont: believe me, you _want_ this version on your buildds07:23
pitti*cough*07:23
sivangpitti: do you know if the culmus package got into main finally? I talked with mdz about it last night, don't know the outcome.07:23
lamontseb128: done07:24
no0ticthe system doesn't recognize correctly my cpu freq07:24
seb128lamont: thanks07:24
no0ticwhat can I do?07:24
lamontKamion: I meant the filesystem, not the image.07:24
lamontpitti: yeah, and the new sbuild and buildd-config, and....07:25
pittisivang: me neither, I had to leave after the meeting07:25
sivangpitti: ah ok.07:25
Kamionlamont: oh, I see07:25
lamontKamion: that one's highly rsyncable...07:25
Kamionlamont: hm, yeah, could do07:25
crimsunsivang: from an update a few minutes ago, it looks like it's still in 'universe', though I don't have access to the machines themselves to check.07:25
sivangcrimsun: ok, then I have to talk to mdz then :)07:26
Kamion    culmus |     0.93-1 | warty/universe | all, source07:26
Kamion    culmus |    0.101-1 | hoary/universe | all, source07:26
crimsunthanks, Kamion.07:26
lamontseb128: you know nautilus-sendto is universe, yes?07:26
Kamionit certainly hasn't been seeded, which would be a requirement07:26
sivangKamion: k07:26
Kamionpitti: *grin*07:27
seb128lamont: yep07:28
pittiKamion: Yes, I know, that was dumb...07:29
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Kamionhey, it happens07:29
ograwho stole my sound ?07:29
KamionI managed to kill all the logic to add the initial user to groups, sudoers, and aliases the other day07:29
lamontogra: open volume control, change it to the alsa mixer07:31
lamontand file a bug about it so seb128 will fix it. :-)07:32
seb128DOH07:32
ograhmm, i got no alsa mixer....damned....07:32
no0ticogra: I had the same problem07:32
ograah, nm, fount the hidden option07:32
ograooohh.....suddenly i got 4 volume controls in the panel *g*07:33
pepesan_Kamion: ok i have a ibook g4 for testing and the region admin have a lot of g507:33
ograthanks lamont07:33
ograseb128: need a bug as reminder ?07:34
lamontseb128: is that really in your arena, or where is it coming from?07:34
ograhavoc pennington ?07:34
seb128lamont: I have no idea on this bug, first time I heard about it07:35
seb128need details07:36
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seb128ogra: reminder of what ?07:36
lamontseb128: somewhere in the last couple of weeks or so, upgrading hoary causes things to switch to the oss mixer, and sound goes *poof*07:36
lamontseb128: ogra's talking about the same bug07:36
seb128hum07:36
ograseb128: to fix it if its your domain07:36
seb128no idea of that's due to the system or GNOME, fill a bug07:36
ograseb128: looks like an upstream chane07:36
ograchange07:37
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ograseb12807:37
seb128ogra: GNOME side ? do you know how to get it from scratch ? could you try to downgrade ?07:37
lamontogra: mostly I was trolling seb128, but it might actually be his to fix (gnome)07:37
=== lamont has no clue where the bug actually lives.
ograseb128: it could also be alsa in todays kernel upgrade07:38
truluxpitti: ping07:38
seb128ogra: right, that's why I need details on when it happened (just after a GNOME update ?) etc07:38
=== ogra looks which upgrades came during the day....
truluxpitti: ping07:38
pittitrulux: pong07:38
trulux:)07:38
Kamionlamont: ubuntu-meta uploaded, with any luck ubuntu-desktop should be installable on ia64 now07:38
pittitrulux: pong png07:39
seb128ogra: no GNOME change today if you upgrade every day07:39
truluxpitti: ok, time to do the gcc packages07:39
Kamionif it isn't, the problem is not OOo ... :)07:39
truluxpitti: so, finally what you take is gcc-ssp07:39
ograseb128: i do, so it might be a kernel issue07:39
truluxright?07:39
lamontKamion: yeah, checking on the other languishing children now.07:39
truluxor gcc-hardened?07:39
Kamionlamont: contact-lookup-applet probably still a problem07:39
Kamionoh, which just built07:39
lamontKamion: ssshhhh!07:39
pittitrulux: -ssp07:40
ograseb128: must have happened during the day....i rebooted this morning and it worked.....i rebooted 1/2h ago and it changed...07:40
lamontia64 had a few give-back's land on the floor07:40
truluxpitti: ok07:40
truluxpitti: is that the final decision?07:40
seb128ogra: ok, not GNOME so07:40
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ogranope07:40
seb128ogra: what did you update ?07:40
ograi run update-manager .... everything that came since tonight.....07:41
ograso it could also be hotplug which got updated ....07:41
seb128ogra: ok, good luck :p07:41
seb128I've to go for dinner07:41
ograheh07:41
seb128later07:41
pappy-good morning07:42
truluxpappy-: hey07:42
truluxpappy-: pitti is the guy who is working together with us in the deployment of a hardened toolchain07:42
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ajmitchhi trulux, pappy- 07:43
truluxhey ajmitch07:43
HwolfHi. Sebastian told me to come here since after the recent upgrades I've got issue's with oss/alsa.07:44
pappy-pitti: nice to meet you, Sir.07:44
truluxpitti: me and ajmitch are working on SELinux stuff, we are trying to form a work team07:44
lamontwoot.  jabber came back07:44
truluxpitti: pappy- is the man who you should ask for toolchain (gcc and glibc) issues07:45
truluxpitti: he is one of the best guys that can help you with the work07:45
truluxpitti: I will take the kernel work, so, ask me all about kernel-related issues07:46
truluxi will start filling the bugzilla with my junk ;)07:46
Kamionlamont: ok, in that case I think you'll be good to go in an hour or so07:46
HwolfIs there anyone here knowledgeable about alsa/oss?07:47
=== Kamion wonders how many people will actually *use* an ia64 live CD ...
pappy-lamont: hi07:47
crimsunHwolf: what do you need?07:47
T-BoneKamion: 1: lamont :)07:48
ograKamion: give me the HW, then i'll use it ;p07:48
KamionT-Bone: true :)07:48
T-Bonehehe07:48
lamontT-Bone: you better use it too...07:48
T-Bonelamont: gaah. Nah. I do install my boxes you know. Especially when they are _poweful_ ones ;)07:49
lamontactually, once the livecd works, I plan to drop a handful of them on the linux gang in hp ftc07:49
Hwolfcrimsun, After the recent updates my audigy card doesn't show up in applications / sound & video / Volume control anymore. However, it does work. 07:49
=== Kamion goes for dinner with parents
Hwolfcrimsun: I think it is using oss rather than alsa07:49
T-Bonelamont: actually i think that a 'server-oriented' ia64 liveCD would prove useful07:49
crimsunHwolf: the contents of /proc/asound/cards should list your audigy07:50
T-Bone(from a technical and 'marketing' PoV, that is)07:50
ograHwolf: look in File->Change Device (german here, might be called different)07:50
crimsunHwolf: next, check lsof /dev/dsp* ; lsof /dev/snd/*07:50
ograHwolf: in the volume control....07:50
lamontT-Bone: yeah - in it's raw form, I don't expect many to use it.  But as a proof of concept for what you can do with ia64 and a bootable CD, ....07:51
pappy-pitti: have a time?07:51
T-Bonelamont: yeah, exactly07:51
Hwolfcrimsun: root@system:/home/hidde # lsof /dev/dsp07:52
HwolfCOMMAND  PID  USER   FD   TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME07:52
Hwolfesd     9488 hidde    5w   CHR   14,3      7474 /dev/dsp07:52
lamontand it's a good thing to have when all you can find are hp-ux ia64 boxen...07:52
crimsunHwolf: that seems fine. Followed ogra's tip?07:52
T-Bonelamont: heh ;)07:53
truluxpitti: hey, are you there?07:53
=== lamont will go into town tomorrow and download a couple of livecd's.
pittipappy-: nice to meet you; trulux, thanks for the introduction07:53
T-Bonelamont: as a matter of fact, I wouldn't have many friends owners of ia64 to make switch to Ubuntu :)07:53
ogracrimsun: there is a bug in the selection of the default mixer it seems, i just try to find out which package it introduced in todays update...07:53
lamontT-Bone: do we know anything about scsi vs ide?07:53
T-Bonelamont: not really. Thierry installed hoary on his zx2000 SCSI box07:54
truluxpappy-: no problemo, now it's your time, sure pappy will help all of us to make this going in the right way (tm)07:54
T-Boneand didn't hit the anna issue either07:54
ajmitchhi pitti 07:54
T-Bonelamont: i have to test it on my zx6000. Will do that quickly in a few minutes07:54
T-Bone(burning the cd atm)07:55
Hwolfcrimsun: it shows up now07:55
lamontT-Bone: kewl07:55
pappy-t-bone, lamont07:55
pappy-this sounds like a debian-hppa reunion here07:55
T-Bonepappy-: heh, always the same faces everywhere ;)07:55
crimsunHwolf: right, then we need to pinpoint which gnome package introduced it. I'll check aptitude logs in a sec.07:56
Hwolfcrimsun: There is something quite wrong with that.07:56
lamontpappy:07:56
lamont tail -2 quinn-diff/list.stage2.hppa 07:56
lamontTotal 779 package(s) in state Installed.07:56
lamontTotal 828 package(s)07:56
ogracrimsun: no gnome update today....07:56
=== T-Bone curses lamont for doing all the stuff by himself ;)
HwolfI was running rythmbox / audigy / alsa, opened gnome volume-manager and now I've got no sound07:56
ogracrimsun: i suspect linux-image or hotplug07:56
pappy-lamont: :-)07:56
elmoKamion: you still wondering about that xslt thing you asked about earlier?07:56
lamontT-Bone: was christmas break, and you were walk-about or some such...07:56
pappy-you guys rock07:56
T-Bonelamont: fair enough. But I had warty ready before that, remember ? :)07:57
lamontpappy: apt-get source linux-meta07:57
lamontT-Bone: yeah, well..07:57
pittitrulux: sure, I'm here. Just a bit busy...07:57
lamontand 2.6.10-10 kernel has hppa in it as well.07:57
=== lamont is saving d-i for t-bone
T-Bonelamont: lol, damn you! ;)07:57
=== T-Bone is always doing the dirty parts, and only gets a rice-bowl a day for it ;)
lamontT-Bone: just don't try to use a gscps2 mouse with that kernel, apparently07:58
lamontT-Bone: but it's good sticky rice, not that bara-bara crap.07:58
T-Bonelamont: doh? A kernel bug? Have to fix that :P07:58
lamontT-Bone: fixed in cvs07:59
T-Bonelamont: lol true ;)07:59
T-Bonelamont: ah ok07:59
Hwolfcrimsun: opening volume control for me stops rythmbox from playing. I need to switch volume-control to audigy before it starts playing07:59
lamontin 2.6.11-rc1, which is why we don't have it...07:59
T-Boneroger that07:59
pittiajmitch: Hi!07:59
Hwolfcrimsun: I can't get my line-in working (from tv-card to audigy) But tv-card is happily outputting the sound to my line-out, and audigy line-in is open08:01
T-Bonegeez these 4X RW are slow shit08:01
truluxpitti: why hoary uses PAM 0.76?08:01
crimsunHwolf: so you have two cards?08:03
pappy-pitti: do you employ the default-disabled SSP patch in your default gcc packages08:03
Hwolfcrimsun: tv-card and sb-audigy08:03
pappy-pitti: afaik it has no negative side impacts i know of.08:03
crimsunHwolf: both of which use alsa modules according to /proc/asound/cards?08:03
crimsunHwolf: we should remove this to #ubuntu08:03
pappy-(other than that it does not work on -hppa that is)08:03
pittimdz: ping08:04
pittitrulux: hmm, what else?08:04
truluxpitti: sid and Hoary are using PAM 0.7608:04
truluxshould use at least 0.7708:05
pittipappy-: it's in the source package, but not activated08:05
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pappy-pitti: that did not answer my question.08:07
mdzpitti: pong08:07
pappy-pitti: when i apt-get install gcc, can i do gcc -fstack-protector-all, yes or no?08:08
pappy-as a user?08:08
pittipappy-: <pitti> pappy-: it's in the source package, but not activated08:08
sivangmdz: culmus is still in universe, did you approve moving it to main and it awaits seeding?08:08
pittipappy-: -> no08:08
pappy-pitti: aha.08:08
pittipappy-: it is not built08:08
pappy-pitti: same as Debian then.08:08
mdzsivang: yes08:08
pappy-pitti: intention to change it?08:08
sivangmdz: ok, thank you!08:08
mdzsivang: I'll add it now08:08
pittipappy-: that's the reason why we want completely separated source packages in universe08:08
truluxpappy-: my patches are the one included08:08
pappy-pitti: sorry for misunderstanding you, but with "activated" i refer to "on by default building SSP"08:08
truluxwe have still the ability f changing the ssp code by the libssp08:09
pappy-trulux: your libssp patches?08:09
pittimdz: we are ready to upload, we only need a final ack about suppressing "Accepted" mails to *-changes for language-packs08:09
pittipappy-: no, I meant that the patch is not applied; sorry08:09
pittielmo: mdz is here, final ack :-)08:09
pappy-pitti: okay, thanks anyway for making it clear to me.08:09
pittipappy-: the problem is that we cannot just enable it and use it08:10
truluxpappy-: the libssp support patches08:10
pappy-pitti: i do can.08:10
pittipappy-: if it breaks anything, our release would be screwed08:10
pappy-pitti: yes, i understand08:10
pittipappy-: so we want some independent test packages in universe to play around with08:10
pappy-pitti: Debian Hardened that is.08:10
pappy-pitti: we will try to steal as much hoary as we can and test-drive our work on your stuff, if you like.08:11
pittipappy-: theoretically it would even possible to automatically build a parallel ubuntu-ssp archive08:11
tsengheh, pappy-.08:11
pappy-ha tseng 08:11
pappy-pitti: yes.08:11
ajmitchpitti: If this stuff went into main, it'd be for the release post-hoary?08:11
pappy-pitti: trulux will coordinate that.08:11
pittielmo: I meant, "to give final ack", not "he gave"08:11
truluxpappy- is right08:11
pittiajmitch: yes, post-hoary in any case08:11
trulux:)08:12
pittiajmitch: but it is important to get it working in the hoary timeframe08:12
pittiajmitch: so that activating ssp would be one of the very first things we do08:12
ajmitchok08:12
pittiajmitch: (for hoary+1)08:12
ajmitchsince the release process for hoary+1 will start straight away, and you'd need to recompile everything with the -ssp compiler08:13
ajmitchtrue?08:13
pappy-pitti: Debian Hardened will build default PIE and SSP at as much packages as possible, being independent from RSBAC (which distinguishes it from Adamantix at the moment)08:13
pittiajmitch: yes08:13
pappy-pitti: i think you know the tricks i am playing on toolchains since some years.08:13
pittiajmitch: but primarily to follow the "early breakage" principle08:13
truluxpitti: I'm doing SELinux work for Hoary, so, it could be added in the first release08:13
truluxjust packages updates and fixes08:14
=== ajmitch checks... I think libselinux is in main already
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truluxpitti: would you propose me for being an official Ubuntu dev? ;D08:16
truluxajmitch: yes, but not the last revision08:16
T-Bonelamont: booting the zx600008:17
ajmitchtrulux: that doesn't matter, getting it in there in the first place is what's needed :)08:17
pittitrulux: if you prepare and maintain packages, yes, why not08:17
pittitrulux, ajmitch: I'm off for a bit (about an hour)08:17
truluxpitti: ok, i'm going to make my first "stable" ones for Hoary :)08:18
ajmitchok pitti, see you later08:19
T-BoneKamion: something is screwed with the dating script. The iso claims to be "built on 20041227ubuntu6"08:19
=== ajmitch should ask for inclusion as well soon :)
mdzpitti: suppressing emails?08:19
mdzpitti: if you think it is appropriate, I don't see a problem08:19
mdzdo you plan to update the packs every day?08:20
truluxajmitch: have you sent the bug to the bugzilla?08:21
ajmitchtrulux: nope, only just installed latest kernel to check 08:21
T-Bonelamont: i'm up to partitionning HD, no anna-bug08:21
T-Bonelamont: but the internal SCSI controller isn't detected, it can't find any disk08:21
pittimdz: well, would you like to get 246 accepted emails initially and then a bunch of them every day?08:22
pittimdz: daily update is not really possible right now08:22
pittimdz: since Rosetta does not yet support this08:22
pittimdz: but eventually yes08:22
pittimdz: I still get REJECTED and NEW messages, so I know about problems08:22
mdzKamion: gah, casper is missing a depnedency on md-modules08:22
mdzpitti: whatever you and elmo agree on is fine with me; don't let me be a bottleneck08:23
=== T-Bone lacks lspci on the installer to find out which driver to use ;P
ajmitchtrulux: bug filed08:25
mdzT-Bone: /proc/bus/pci?08:25
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T-Bonemdz: i walking through, but it's far less practical08:26
ajmitchugh I dislike bugzilla :)08:26
mdzI thought there was a udeb with it now08:26
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fabbionehey mdz08:26
truluxajmitch: great08:27
=== T-Bone can't find relevant info in /proc/bus/pci, looks in /sys
=== ogra wonders if either todays hotplug or the linux-source upgrade killed his sound setup
truluxajmitch: bug number?08:27
ajmitchtrulux: almost filed, I should say..08:27
mdzfabbione: good morning08:27
ajmitchit complained, I have to go back08:27
truluxajmitch: okay dockey08:27
truluxfabbione: hey08:27
fabbionemdz: if you have time could you take a look at ubuntu-meta for sparc? i know several bits need modification08:27
fabbionehey trulux 08:27
fabbioneT-Bone: i fixed that USB keyboard config thingy on ia6408:28
ajmitchhi fabbione 08:28
fabbionemdz: the repo is at sparc.u.c08:28
=== fabbione waves
mdzfabbione: you have a patch that you want me to review, or you need me to do the changes?08:28
mdzfabbione: the former is much faster ;-)08:28
fabbionemdz: sorry i don't have a patch08:28
fabbionebut Kamion was talking about germinate/seeds ubuntu-meta08:28
T-Bonefabbione: has it been integrated into todays iso?08:28
fabbioneT-Bone: no. it is in 2.6.10-10 that i uploaded a few hours ago08:29
T-Bonemdz: there's no way I can't find what PCI device i have, and i can't even look into 'load installer component from the CD', because d-i won't let me load anything, though the failing step comes _after_ loading components08:29
fabbioneso i believe it will be in tomorrows cd08:29
T-Bonefabbione: ok08:29
pittimdz: that was actually the last outstanding question. Now I'm ready to upload :-)08:29
T-Bones/I can't/I can/08:30
mdzpitti: fantastic08:30
HwolfCan anyone here help me find out why I since a recent upgrade I can't use my line-in anymore?08:30
fabbioneok.. i really need a shower and cook some dinner08:30
fabbioneonly 3 hours to pain the living room is a record :)08:30
fabbionemdz: anyway there is NO rush for it08:31
fabbionemdz: i still lack a few packages in main (outdated) to be 100% synced08:31
=== fabbione &
ografabbione, mdz: who of you broke my sound  ?08:32
fabbionenot me08:32
mdzI don't break things08:32
ograthere were only two sound related updates today for me....08:32
fabbioneogra: talk with seb128 :-)08:33
ograhotplug and linux-image08:33
fabbioneogra: blame hotplug08:33
ograheh, fabbione i already did08:33
fabbionelamont was talkign about a similar problem08:33
ograisnt it policy that he is always the first to bug ?08:33
fabbionethat for some reason the default in the mixer was changes to oss08:33
ograyup, i know08:33
fabbioneok08:33
fabbioneogra: you can blame everything other than the kernel...08:34
fabbioneand before the kernel your crappy hardware08:34
fabbione;)08:34
fabbioneok i need to go really08:34
fabbionei am starving08:34
elmomdz: are these okay for main?08:34
ograi think thats ok....but the oss mixer doesnt affect anything anymore, so it also could be a module thing08:34
T-Bonefabbione: missing driver in ia64 conf, as it seems08:34
fabbionecya tomorrow guys08:34
crimsunogra: do you have 2 cards?08:34
T-Bonefabbione: you're gonna have to roll up new kernels again ;)08:34
mdzelmo: language packs? yes08:34
fabbioneT-Bone: send me updated configs08:34
mdzpitti: please seed them08:34
T-Bonefabbione: will do08:34
ogracrimsun: nope08:34
fabbioneT-Bone: cool08:34
fabbionebyr08:34
ogracrimsun: laptop with via chip08:35
crimsunciao fabbione 08:35
ajmitchfabbione: filed bug for the selinux & audit stuff for you08:35
mdzelmo: speaking of main, #475008:35
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mdzelmo: only the metapackages are seeded, so I think you just need to sync with germinate08:35
ogracrimsun: it seems like the oss mixer stuff stopped working completely08:36
seb128lamont: could you retry nautilus-sendto again on ppc/ia64 ? It didn't pick libebook1.2-dev 1.1.3-0ubuntu9 previous time08:36
pittimdz: oh, before uploading them? or after? does it matter?08:36
mdzpitti: before elmo processes them08:36
Hwolfcrimsun: I've got my system working, however if I open gnome-volume-control the playing audio stops08:36
pittimdz: ok08:36
mdzKamion: why is there no 'british english' layout on powerpc or amd64 in d-i?08:39
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mdzKamion: it breaks my finger macros08:39
mdz(at least, if it's there, it isn't at the same point in the list)08:39
crimsunogra: does linux-image-$(uname -r) 2.6.10-8 work correctly?08:40
pittimdz: seed to supported for now? (and ship later, depending on how many languages we support?)08:41
=== T-Bone test-installs zx2000 now
ogracrimsun: hmm, let me try, i have only -5 installed ...08:41
crimsunack08:41
lamontseb128: done08:42
crimsunI assumed he was running -908:42
seb128lamont: thanks08:43
mdzpitti: yes08:44
sivangpitti: will it be possible to include another package as a depend of the language pack pacage, pulling in conffiles for GNOME kbd chooser to be already configured with the respective pack's language?08:46
T-Bonelamont, Kamion: more breakage: unable to initrd-tools08:48
T-Bonebecause of libunwind708:48
mdzelmo: please rm -rf ~mdz/public_html/ubuntu-live on little (it has some files owned by alex)08:49
T-Boneit's trying to install libunwind7-dev which depends on libc6.1-dev08:49
mdzKamion fixed that08:49
lamontafter today's cd image?08:49
mdzJan 19 08:55:22 <Kamion>        lamont: I took libunwind7-dev out, yes08:49
mdzJan 19 08:55:40 <Kamion>        debootstrap would have failed since libc6.1-dev08:49
mdzisn't in required (nor should it be)08:49
mdzlooks like it, yes08:50
T-Bonelamont: yup08:50
T-Bonelamont: or so i hope. It's labelled 'built on 20041227ubuntu6'08:50
=== lamont thinks he was confused by the fact that he was messing with hoary.buildd, which does require libunwind7-dev (since it's essential + build-essential)
T-Bonelamont: same player shot again, heh ;)08:50
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crimsunogra: sorry, I presumed you were using -908:52
ograhmm...its not the kernel08:52
elmomdz: done08:52
crimsunogra: needed you to back up to -8 if you were using -9. Are you using snd-via82xx?08:53
ogracrimsun: i have only -5 for testing08:53
T-Bonelamont: to make things better, the kernel in panicing on halt08:53
ograyup08:53
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ogracrimsun: my currently running kernel is -9 ...08:54
lamontT-Bone: it halted. :-)08:54
T-Bonelamont: no08:54
T-Bonehad to unplug08:55
lamont0 upgraded, 611 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.08:55
lamontNeed to get 430MB of archives.08:55
lamontthat's a "go" for ubuntu-desktop/ubuntu-base installability on ia64.08:55
lamontthanks Kamion 08:55
T-Bonelamont: oh btw, don't make ubuntu-dekstop depend on ooffice on ia64, or else it will never install08:55
lamontT-Bone: that was what Kamion  fixed.08:56
crimsunogra: so volume control only now began defaulting to oss?08:56
mdzlamont: how long before I can expect casper 0.19 binaries (arch all) in the archive so that I can do a new live CD build?08:56
lamontand ooo2 should fix that the other way08:56
T-Bonelamont: ah ok cool08:56
lamontmdz: when did you upload?08:56
mdz-rw-rw----  1 mdz mdz  302 2005-01-19 11:24 casper_0.19_source.upload08:57
mdzPST08:57
mdz~35 minutes ago08:57
ogracrimsun: no, it keeps the setting you select....my defaut mixer was oss al the time, since i didnt touch the mixer since the warty upgrade of this lappie08:57
lamontso the sources should have snapped at 11:33, and binaries should be there at 12:0308:57
mdzsources aren't there (on archive.u.c anyway)08:58
ogracrimsun: so it looks like the oss mixer doesnt work anymore but the unselected alsa works fine....08:58
lamontmdz: and it's uploaded, so it built just fine for you08:58
mdzlamont: ok, thanks08:58
ogracrimsun: i'll downgrade hotplug for a test....08:58
mdzlamont: can you document the time schedule on a wiki page and link it from DeveloperResources?08:58
mdzlamont: also I think the build logs byDate view (and any others you might have besides the raw index view) should probably be documented there08:59
lamontmdz: we'll do08:59
lamontright - BuildDaemonInfo or some such, eh?09:00
HwolfIs there any reason for synaptic holding off on upgrading libslt1-python2.4?09:00
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mdzlamont: or ArchiveProcessingSchedule?09:02
Hwolflibxslt1-python2.4?09:02
lamontmdz: that doesn't quite describe the byDate stuff though...09:03
mvo_Hwolf: might be because it was renamed to python2.4-libxslt109:03
mdzlamont: whatever you think is best, then09:04
Hwolfmvo_ Can I safely replace it with the new version?09:05
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T-Bonesee yall09:05
mvo_Hwolf: see the description of the libxslt1-python2.4 package :) 09:06
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HwolfHm. There is openoffice2-debian in universe, but openoffice2 itself isn't09:07
crimsunHwolf: I can't reproduce the sound halt while opening gnome-volume-control.09:07
Hwolfcrimsun: Anything I can do?09:08
crimsunHwolf: which device is gnome-volume-control set to manipulate by default (when you open it)?09:08
HwolfAudigy-alsa09:08
HwolfI get a soundhalt. Closing the program and opening it again causes sound to resume.09:09
Hwolf-209:10
Hwolf2.6.10-2 is the latest I can see09:10
Hwolfkernel 2.6.10-2-38609:11
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crimsunHwolf: alsa-base is 1.0.8-1, and the latest for 386 is 2.6.10-909:12
Hwolfcrimsun: not according to my hoary :-S09:12
HwolfJust ran an upgrade09:12
crimsundid you update first?09:12
HwolfOfcourse09:13
HwolfGot it from my grub menu, so I'm running -209:13
crimsunare you using apt-proxy?09:13
HwolfNo09:13
crimsunpaste me `apt-cache policy linux-image-2.6.10-2-386'09:13
Hwolfhidde@system:~ $ apt-cache policy linux-image-2.6.10-2-38609:14
Hwolflinux-image-2.6.10-2-386:09:14
Hwolf  Installed: 2.6.10-909:14
Hwolf  Candidate: 2.6.10-909:14
Hwolf  Version Table:09:14
Hwolf *** 2.6.10-9 009:14
Hwolf        500 http://archive.ubuntu.com hoary/main Packages09:14
Hwolf        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status09:14
Hwolfhidde@system:~ $09:14
crimsunHwolf: well, that was supposed to go to me in query, since this isn't directly related to ubuntu development.09:14
Hwolfexcusez-moi09:15
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mdzlamont: hmm, :18 now and still no casper09:18
ogracrimsun, nothing... no idea what it is (09:18
crimsunogra: troubleshooting w/ Hwolf, too09:19
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lifelessdaniels: erm....09:20
lifeless 8879 root       5 -10  836m 583m 6056 S  0.3 57.6  20:04.41 Xorg09:21
mdzlifeless: there's a Debian bug about X sucking up huge amounts of memory09:22
mdzlifeless: what sort of apps are you running?09:22
lifelessovernight, 2* gvim, evo 2.2, 1 uxterm running screen, and xscreensaver was running the lightning screen saver09:23
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lifelessmdz: it was ok before I went to bed.09:23
mvo__lifeless: it would be nice if you could confirm that #5412 (aptitude wants to remove the kernel) is solved with my latest aptitude upload (if possible)09:24
seb128haggai: here ?09:25
lifelessmvo__: erm, next kernel upgrade, sure.09:25
mdzKamion: little mirrors from mirnyy, right?  and updates its mirror as part of the CD build process?09:26
mdzlamont: ran anonftpsync on little, it's there now09:27
crimsunogra: I'll need to continue in 4-5 hours, meeting now. I'll forward you anything I uncover.09:32
ograthanks :)09:32
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lifelessmdz: anything else you need before I nuke this sucker ?09:39
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elmoerr, if I drag a folder  into CD/DVD creator it is _copying_ it right?09:49
elmoand not symlinking it or something equally retarded09:49
ograelmo: i think its something like symlinking until it runs the mkisofs in the background....copying would consume a lot of diskspace09:50
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mdzlifeless: daniels is the one to talk to about it09:51
mdzelmo: I think it's just remembering the name09:51
ograelmo:(and probably a lot of time too if you copy big files between partitions)09:51
mdzelmo: there's a feature request to have it optionally copy, e.g. to enable copying CDs with a single drive simply09:51
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truluxpitti: libselinux 1.20 for Ubuntu is almost ready10:02
truluxajmitch: ping10:09
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kentsmurfix, have you checked the temperature of the cpu/motherboard?  my amd system shuts of time to time due to heat :(  Bad cpu-fan i guess..10:16
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ajmitchtrulux: back10:20
mdzKamion: can I remove any of the casper symlinks yet?10:20
ajmitchtrulux: what changes did you have to make from the sid version? I just recompiled 1.20..10:21
Kamionelmo: I'm still curious as to why it broke, but I think it's some complicated germinate bug to do with versioned dependencies on virtual packages10:21
Kamionelmo: I just uploaded libxslt to avoid the problem, since I needed it to work fairly urgently10:21
mdzKamion: I need to do another upload anyway10:21
truluxajmitch: me too, added extra .ubunut banner to version10:21
Kamionmdz: yes, go ahead10:21
ajmitchtrulux: hmm, why? :)10:21
truluxwe would need to add our specifical dependencies on it10:21
ajmitchok10:21
Kamionmdz: little mirrors from mirnyy, yes, and anonftpsync is the first thing it does10:21
truluxajmitch: to follow standard Ubuntu versioning style10:22
mdzexcellent, thanks10:22
azeemtrulux: it's not .ubuntu though, but ubuntu, AFAIK10:22
ajmitchcheck with others here - I thought ubuntu tags on versions was when stuff was patched, not just recompiled10:22
Kamionmdz: I always use British English keyboard layouts, it's there10:22
ajmitchhey azeem 10:22
azeemajmitch: dude10:22
truluxazeem: ok, rebuilding10:22
mdzKamion: on i386 for me, it goes us, british, dvorak10:23
mdzKamion: but on amd64 at least it's us, dvorak10:23
Kamionweirdness, I'd certainly notice immediately if it were missing10:23
azeemtrulux: uhm, I'm no pro on this. That was just a suggestion to check back with the doku10:23
Kamionmight be something to do with keyboard type10:23
Kamion(at/usb/etc. differ)10:23
truluxazeem: NP, this doesn't take a life to rebuild10:23
Kamionthere's only one keyboard type on powerpc though, it's all considered to be usb10:23
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amumdz: hmm probably late 20050119.1 casper cant load ext2, dm_mod10:24
truluxajmitch: :)10:24
ajmitchyeah, it takes about 30 seconds..10:24
Kamionajmitch: when we make a source modification to 1.0-1, it becomes 1.0-1ubuntu110:24
mdzKamion: I bet it's only missing when you select location 'united states'10:24
ajmitchKamion: great, that's what I thought10:24
ajmitchtrulux: so it should be safe to leave it at 1.20-110:24
Kamionajmitch: you never just recompile without changing the version number (ahem, *shush* those who remember the great archive flush), so it'd have to be something like that10:25
mdzKamion: which, come to think of it, it should do consistently on all architectures10:25
Kamionajmitch: NOOOOO10:25
ajmitchKamion: hmmph10:25
Kamionmdz: I find that implausible, knowing the kbd-chooser code10:25
ograajmitch: dont make the same error i did ;)10:25
ajmitchKamion: source change, or recompile, which is it? :)10:25
mdzKamion: I have an i386 to my left, and an amd64 to my right, and the keyboard chooser menu is different10:25
mdzKamion: I can take a photo if you like :-)10:25
Kamionajmitch: you must not just recompile and leave the version number as it is. It will confuse the world.10:25
ograajmitch: change is it10:25
Kamionmdz: that might be useful actually10:25
ajmitchogra: don't worry, I don't have any upload rights yet :)10:25
mdzok, coming up10:25
Kamionajmitch: shouldn't you be changing build-dependencies anyway? that's a source modification10:26
ograajmitch: this might be interesting: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/Uploads/10:26
ograajmitch: i'm only three in advance of you ;)10:26
ajmitchKamion: it has no build-depends, really..10:26
Kamionajmitch: also for the real archive I don't think we should do a big rebuild effort; instead, just change the buildds and let things gradually get recompiled as they're moved over anyway10:26
ajmitchapart from the usual build-essential10:26
Kamionajmitch: oh, you mean this is a Debian->Ubuntu port?10:27
mdzgah10:27
ajmitchyes10:27
mdzpasswd is asking all the questions10:27
Kamionajmitch: does it build from scratch in Ubuntu with no modifications?10:27
ajmitchof a package that we would love to have in base10:27
mdzfull name, username, password, password-again at least10:27
ajmitchyes, 1.18 is in ubuntu10:27
ajmitch1.20 is in sid10:27
Kamionajmitch: so why not just request a sync?10:27
ajmitchthat would be easiest, we're still waiting for manoj's new version to get into sid, iirc10:28
Kamionajmitch: from Debian->Ubuntu that's two separate archives so you're allowed to recompile without changing the version number; I thought you were talking about recompiling a package already in the Ubuntu archive10:28
mdzdaniels: ping10:28
ajmitchwe've got a few that will definitely  need version number changes10:29
ajmitchsince they'll need patches, which possibly won't be in hoary10:30
ajmitchdepends on how much of a window to get the userland patches for selinux in10:30
Kamionyou'd want to ask mdz/jdub/some-master-of-the-universe for permission to sync newer versions10:30
ajmitchand for packages that are in main?10:31
Kamionwe're in upstream version freeze so that would be on a case-by-case basis and had better have a good reason10:31
ograajmitch: UVF ..... you will need a real good reason10:31
ajmitchthat's what I thought..10:32
Kamionnot to say that exceptions can't be made if there is a good reason, but that isn't my call10:32
ajmitchmost of the packages we have to patch are in main, so we'll probably work on a separate archive of patched/upgraded packages until post-hoary10:32
ajmitchtrulux: what do you think?10:32
truluxajmitch: I think we could keep ubuntu banner on version strings, as it doesn't harm and it allows you to track the package10:33
pappy-not for network daemons10:34
pappy-that hurts security issues10:34
ajmitchtrulux: I mean having a separate apt repository for now10:34
truluxpappy-: right10:34
pappy-have it looking as vanilla as it can be10:35
pappy-prevents information leaking through the network sockets10:35
pappy-makes it harder for attacks10:35
azeemajmitch: what are you working on?10:35
pappy-locally i don't care personally10:35
truluxajmitch: Hardened Debian separates reps, we have one for sid, sarge, woody and hoary10:35
ajmitchpappy-: I think trulux means just the debian revision, right?10:35
pappy-because i can do fingerprinting on all of your binaries when i am a user on a local machina.10:35
pappy-ajmitch: i hope so.10:35
truluxright10:36
ajmitchazeem: selinux integration with trulux & others :)10:36
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azeemah10:36
truluxyep10:36
truluxpappy- is completely right, we can't call hardened daemons "-hardened": Oh, this is running apache-1.3.26-hardened10:36
Kamionpappy-: I'm totally unconvinced by that argument, always have been10:36
truluxbest to leave the kids playing around and breaking their heads before they suddenly discover that it's a hardened package10:37
azeem"OMG, they run -hardened, off to the next IP"10:37
pappy-Kamion: i don't care if you are unconvinced.10:37
truluxazeem: right10:37
Kamionpappy-: in practice people just scatterbomb attacks without bothering to check the version strings first, and including version strings allows network admins to do auditing of machines10:37
Kamionpappy-: that's nice of you10:37
ajmitchazeem: what are you up to?10:37
azeemajmitch: lurking10:37
ajmitch:)10:37
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pappy-Kamion: so you know about "practice" and "scatterbombing"10:37
azeemhehe10:37
pappy-Kamion: show me figures.10:38
pappy-and show me best before dates of zeroday exploits.10:38
pappy-which make it through the internet "scatterbombing"10:38
=== ajmitch can see this discussion going nowhere
azeemKamion: show me the money10:38
Kamionshow me a case where people bothered to check the version strings? come on10:38
=== trulux too
Kamionscript kiddies never do10:38
=== pappy- gives in to your superior train of argumentation
truluxKamion: but their tools do10:39
KamionI don't think yours is any better10:39
mdzKamion: aha, in the process of taking the photos I noticed the _other_ difference :-)10:39
mdzKamion: i386 is using a PS/2 keyboard, amd64 and powerpc are using USB10:39
pappy-Kamion: i could care less.  i just leave it up to my users to decide.10:39
mdzso no british english layout for USB?10:39
truluxKamion: i was a script kiddie many time ago, so, maybe i could get some fresh information on this thread10:39
ajmitchtrulux: ok, so can we upload some of this modified stuff to the hoary repository on debian-hardened then? :)10:39
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twisted_steelquick hoary question: am I the only one who can't enter text in the address book applet?10:39
truluxajmitch: right10:39
pappy-trulux: l33t!10:39
Kamionface it, if you have a network service with a security hole, it'll get exploited whether the version number exposes the fact or not10:39
truluxpappy-: w00t!10:39
ajmitchtrulux: can I get access? :)10:39
pappy-Kamion: we are talking about exposing -hardened being a feature on the machine or not.10:39
pappy-Kamion: it is silly to "show off" with it.10:40
pappy-Kamion: maybe i don't get it though.10:40
Kamionmdz: sounds possible if strange; that would certainly be a more relevant distinction10:40
truluxajmitch: It's not my box, but i could try to open access for you10:40
pappy-Kamion: maybe i am too stupid.10:40
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ajmitchok10:40
pappy-*g*10:40
truluxajmitch: we need to get mcp for install decent repositories10:40
truluxbecause I'm using the boxes where I'm a sysadmin to host some stuff10:41
truluxthey are all using hardened debian stuff10:41
Kamionpappy-: here's a use case: the network admins at the university I used to attend routinely do friendly probing of services throughout the network. Being able to detect vulnerable machines by banner probing allows them to notify local admins of problems often before the kiddies get around to it, which reduces the exposure of the network as a hole.10:41
Kamioner, whole.10:41
ograguys did you consider using -honeypot instead of -hardened (i think it has the same effect)10:41
pappy-Kamion: i agree with you10:41
truluxogra: good point10:42
pappy-Kamion: but we were up to discussing "showing off l33t security improvements" via changing banners here.10:42
ajmitchogra: -rootable sounds better10:42
Kamionso, if your version string lies about what the binary is, this compromises that goal.10:42
ograheh10:42
pappy-Kamion: i often also deliberately change my banners to weak strings for honeypots10:42
pappy-Kamion: compromising the goals of lazy admins is what i like.  instead of doing it properly.10:42
pappy-centralized revision control on the servers.10:42
Kamionpersonally I'm all up for having complete package version strings in the banners, but I'm sure I lost that argument a while back10:43
Kamionopenssh does this though, and it's useful10:43
pappy-Kamion: have all the banners you like10:43
Kamionwell, in an abbreviated form due to crap ssh clients10:43
pappy-Kamion: i will not support it and i will suppress it whereever i can and force it back to default looking style.10:43
pappy-i want to make it look like a virgin daemon.10:43
mdzKamion: is there any way to override the cdebconf locks so that I can run two instances?10:43
pappy-its not like some kind of obfuscation.10:44
pappy-it is just not granting attackers an unwanted (and preventable) advantage.10:44
pappy-nothing less.10:44
Kamionpappy-: I'm sure; however I'll do what I think is best for my packages, such as openssh ...10:44
pappy-Kamion: i don't think you will add -hardened to an openssh package that gets compiled by a hardened compiler.10:45
Kamionno but the version string will reveal it to one who knows the history of the package10:45
pappy-And if you did, i would be able to reverse it for my openssh packages.10:45
pappy-So if we all keep our packages nice and handy.10:45
pappy-the user base will decide in the end.10:46
Kamionfor somebody coming into an existing community and trying to get them to accept changes, you're taking an awfully aggressive tone, mister10:46
pappy-Kamion: do you think so, Mister?10:46
pappy-Kamion: i did not come here, i was invited.10:47
pappy-you won't have to accept my changes.10:47
azeem(somebody now tries to be quiet)10:47
pappy-we just take the best out of your development works and put our stuff into it.10:47
pappy-whether you like it or not, i am better than you, Kamion.10:47
truluxKamion: pappy- is a friend of mine, often he is acid, but he knows pretty well what he talks about10:47
azeempappy-: how old are you?10:48
truluxanyway, don't fight please10:48
pappy-azeem: not old enough.10:48
Kamionhaha, this is classic10:48
pappy-trulux: we are just getting warm with each other, thats the usual practice.10:48
azeempappy-: there is a code of conduct lying on this channel, did you read it?10:48
pappy-azeem: should i?10:49
ograyup10:49
azeemif you want to participate and stay, I'd say yes10:49
pappy-azeem: does it state that i have to shut up?10:49
azeempappy-: RTFM10:49
pappy-azeem: i do not recall starting this "one" here.10:49
pappy-you may call it "issue".10:49
ograhttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/community/conduct10:49
pappy-and i really tend to be bored by stuff like that.10:49
truluxpappy-: stop please, it's late, no point for make an ass kicking party10:49
pappy-trulux: am i?10:49
pappy-trulux: you know me and you know when i reached temperature.  so far i am very very cool.10:50
azeemstill, daniels is the coolest guy on the block10:50
pappy-trulux: what if this guy treats me like a jackass and thinks he can make something out of it?  putting it bluntly: i won't go down that road in here.10:50
truluxpappy-: ... don't start such type of conversation again, you know i disliked it when it happened in hard-tch list....10:50
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truluxpappy-: if you don't like Kamion or anyone else, ignore him10:51
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truluxoops10:51
ografh-trier.de ?10:51
mvo_ogra: fh-trier.de?10:52
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truluxsorry, but don't misunderstand pappy, when you work together with him you know how to enjoy it10:52
ajmitchthat was fun..10:52
truluxhe is just a bit "acid"10:52
truluxajmitch: not really but i'm surpirsed10:53
truluxhaven't thought that pappy would start such a flame here ;D10:53
truluxtseng: hey10:53
truluxKamion: there?10:54
Kamionyes10:54
mdzKamion: I just noticed that firmware loading is still broken because the initrd has the old version of hotplug10:56
truluxKamion: anything wrong after the little fight? I'm sorry about it, don't be offended, it was just a stupid conversdation typical pof guys working harder in the wrong hours ;)10:56
mdzKamion: has the initrd not been rebuilt?10:56
Kamionmdz: hm, I'll check, what's the fixed version?10:56
mdzif not, I can't remove the casper symlinks yet, no?10:56
Kamionyes, it's been rebuilt ...10:56
mdzKamion: ubuntu8 or later10:56
Kamiontrulux: not particularly, have just had the same conversation a number of times before and am not particularly impressed with the line of argument, having thought about it in some depth; but he's entitled to his point of view10:57
KamionI'm just saddened that people take such hard-line approaches to security10:57
Kamionmdz: you should have an initrd.list file on the CD10:57
Kamionin /install10:58
mdzKamion: it says ubuntu710:58
Kamionhotplug-udeb 0.0.20040329-16ubuntu710:58
Kamionhmm, bah10:58
mdzubuntu8 was uploaded at ~0100 UTC10:58
mdzmaybe just missed it10:58
truluxKamion: i can imagine10:59
Kamion1763   F Jan 18 To hoary-change (  46) Accepted debian-installer 20041227ubuntu610:59
Kamion1766     Jan 19 Matt Zimmerman  (  47) Accepted hotplug 0.0.20040329-16ubuntu8 (10:59
truluxmdz: did you have time to read my paper?10:59
Kamionmdz: ping lamont for a daily build?10:59
mdztrulux: URL?10:59
mdzlamont: ping ^^^10:59
truluxmdz: it is in the wiki, i sent it to you i think10:59
truluxanyway, i will grab for it again , NP11:00
Kamionmdz: I waited for all the symlink changes to be complete and built before uploading the new initrd11:00
mdzKamion: ah, ok, so that bit at least is safe11:00
truluxmdz: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HardeningNeededResources11:01
truluxmdz: if you give me a chance i can try to do half of the work for SELinux deployment in two weeks11:02
mdztrulux: I can't offer you human resources; we have none to spare11:02
truluxit just depends on how and when Hoary will get released11:02
truluxmdz: NP, i will recruit them ASAP11:02
ajmitchtrulux: you want me to do the other half then? :)11:02
mdztrulux: so excluding that, you are saying that all you need are machines?11:03
Kamiontrulux: I'm sorry if he felt offended, but he did come back extremely dismissively to my initial remark, before I'd even finished typing the explanation11:03
mdztrulux: you will take care of autobuild infrastructure and whatever else is necessary?11:03
ajmitchmdz: there are a few of us working on it11:03
truluxajmitch: you will be the one working behind the scenes ;P11:03
ajmitchselinux deployment shouldn't need much in the way of changes to packages..11:03
ajmitchtrulux: why do I get stuck behind the curtain? :)11:04
KamionI understood that there was a good bit of work needed in the packaging toolchain11:04
truluxmdz: right, we need building machines, and we could take care of the rest of things11:04
truluxajmitch: lah, just joking11:04
KamionKeybuk works for us is the dpkg maintainer, he's talked to people before about this in case you weren't aware11:04
Kamions/is/and is/11:04
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truluxKamion: yeah, he is not offended, it's difficult to make him feeling like that, don't worry ;)11:05
ajmitchKamion: yes, and manoj is working on hacking dpkg at the moment, iirc11:05
Kamiontrulux: heh, should imagine :)11:05
ajmitchhe's been quite active in selinux work lately11:05
truluxyeah11:05
Kamionyes, I need to get back to Manoj about openssh11:05
truluxi must go to bed in 10 mins11:06
trulux:(11:06
ajmitchrjc is helping advise on policy, I think11:06
Kamiontrulux: resources> hm, why alpha? we don't support that architecture at the moment11:07
truluxrjc is one of the best guys to help with that, he has wroten near the 30% of the SELinux policies11:07
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jdubtseng: libdbus-cil11:07
truluxKamion: it's not the important one, as seems to be in the last position11:07
mdztrulux: I don't think it is necessary to try to bootstrap on 5 architectures at once.  I think it might be possible to offer an x86 build machine; I will check into it11:07
jdubtseng: not sure if daniels has fixed it yet or not11:07
jdubmorning all11:07
truluxmdz: ok, great11:07
ajmitchjdub: ubuntu .au meetup going to be in sydney?11:08
ajmitchmornign jdub 11:08
haggaiseb128: back11:08
jdubthe next conf will be in sydney or canberra11:08
truluxi will try to talk tomorrow night11:08
ajmitchjdub: aha11:08
truluxnow it's bed time11:08
truluxgood night!11:08
ajmitchnight trulux 11:08
sivangnight trulux 11:09
ajmitchjdub: just got to see if I can scrounge up the $ from the govt :)11:09
seb128haggai: is /usr/share/applnk needed for KDE ? tvtime has 2 desktop files, one in /usr/share/applications/ and one in /usr/share/applnk/ for KDE according to the debian/rules11:09
mdzKamion: hey, db_register seems to have done the trick11:09
mdzI wonder why that wasn't necessary before11:09
Kamionmdz: you had initial-passwd-udeb loaded by anna, probably11:09
Kamionmdz: that would have loaded the questions11:10
mdzahh11:10
Kamionbut now nothing was registering the questions so there was nothing for db_set/db_fset to work on11:10
mdzmakes sense11:10
mdzKamion: last bit is to change sudoers to use NOPASSWD11:11
Kamionnot something that had occurred to me in advance, but debconf-set-selections does a similar trick for preseed11:11
mdzis there a way to specify a sed address range which means "the line _after_ the one matching this regex?"11:11
Kamionmdz: perhaps a never-asked debconf question in shadow would be better?11:11
Kamion"Require password for sudo?"11:11
mdzmvo_: update-notifier is segfaulting for me on the live CD11:12
mdzKamion: if you're ok with that, sure11:12
mdzKamion: casper also currently forces the user password to empty, but I'd like to find a better way for that too11:12
Kamionyeah, not sure how to work that11:13
mdzgroup setup seems to work fine11:13
truluxajmitch: http://apt.debian-hardened.org/hoary/11:13
truluxajmitch: there you can find the new packages, just finished the uploading and repository updating11:14
truluxnow, bye!11:14
ajmitchgreat, thanks :)11:14
truluxajmitch: err, tell pitti about them, so he could make the upload11:14
truluxbonna noite!11:14
trulux:)11:14
mdzgah, so hot here11:14
mdz30C today11:14
haggaiseb128: not any more - that was the older KDE standard but current KDE can also use /usr/share/applications11:15
ajmitchtrulux: we *have* to work on a better method of installing policy - answering 1001 questions is not a good way :)11:15
=== ogra hands over his -2C to mdz
mvo_mdz: segfaulting :( ?11:15
Simiramdz: send some over here!11:15
seb128haggai: ok, so I can drop the /usr/share/applnk one (that makes a double entry in the GNOME menu) ?11:16
Kamionmdz: has California moved to the southern hemisphere recently or something?11:16
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mdzmvo_: yes, i can send a stack trace if you need one11:16
mvo_mdz: reproduceable?11:16
mdzKamion: it stopped raining11:16
haggaiseb128: yup, please do11:16
mvo_mdz: please do11:16
Riddellhaggai: what was the change that you made to KDE's menus?11:16
mdzand now we have record heat instead11:16
mdzwhich, mind you, is preferable11:16
mdzmvo_: 100%11:16
seb128haggai: nice, thanks11:17
haggaiRiddell: using the Gnome template (looking for filename)11:17
Kamionmdz: I think you lied and you don't live in California at all; you really live somewhere in the sixth circle of Hell11:17
Kamionmdz: it's good that they let you out for holidays though11:17
mvo_mdz: is it on a downloadable image? if so I would like to grab it and have a look11:17
mdzhttp://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/USCA1107_c.html?force_units=111:17
haggaiRiddell: /etc/menu-methods/stuff11:17
mdzmvo_: the downloadable image requires a few fixes in order to work11:17
mdzneed to wait for casper 0.21 to build, and then do another live CD build11:17
Kamionmdz: gar, apt still thinks the cache is not authenticated11:18
mdzaverage high for january is usually 19C11:18
Kamionmdz: /var/lib/apt/lists/_cdrom_dists_hoary_Release.gpg exists11:18
Riddellhaggai: what is the advantage in your change?11:18
mvo_mdz: then just send me the stacktrace please. and ping me when a live-cd is ready11:18
jdubhaggai: lots of OnlyDisplayIn=KDE stuff to be done11:18
jdubhaggai: want me to file bugs for you?11:18
Kamionmdz: however apt-cdrom doesn't appear to have added a _Release.gpg file11:19
jdubhaggai: i might just mail the kubuntu lists when i set them up11:19
jdubhaggai: you definitely want kubuntu and kubuntu-devel?11:19
mdzhmm, still no oo.o2 build? :-(11:19
Kamionmdz: can I make it do so?11:19
Riddelljdub: kubuntu-user and kubuntu-devel I'd say11:19
mdzKamion: hmm, apt-cdrom is weird11:19
mdzKamion: I don't think anyone has considered the possibilty of signed CDs as yet11:20
Kamioncan somebody consider it real fast? :)11:20
mdzcopying _Release.gpg into place will override it and have it consider the source authenticated11:20
mdzbut it really ought to verify the signature before doing that11:20
Kamionit doesn't seem to copy the Release file even11:20
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mdzweird, I say11:21
robtaylor__fabbione: ping?11:21
Kamionmdz: so I could work around it in archive-copier? it's blocking Array CD 3 so a quick fix would be ideal11:21
mdzelmo: around?11:22
mdzhaggai: what's the next blocker for oo.o2?11:22
haggaiRiddell: 1. the files conflict 2. attempt to follow ubuntu menu structure11:23
haggaimdz: moz problems, the same as are blocking OOo111:24
Kamionmdz: copying Release and Release.gpg seems to work; how evil is that?11:24
Kamionassuming I do a gpgv first11:24
haggaimdz: ubunutu's libs now have extra symbols in them which breaks OOo's internal moz libs11:24
mdzhaggai: who's working on it?11:24
haggaimdz: me11:25
mdzhaggai: oh, good :-)11:25
mdzis it a mozilla problem or an oo.o problem?11:25
mdzKamion: it's less evil if you do a gpgv first11:25
haggaiOOo really, it's their b0rken internal patched libs that cause the problem11:25
mdzKamion: at that point, it's only as evil as messing with /var/lib/dpkg11:25
haggaibut because of their patches it makes it hard to fix quickly11:25
haggaijdub: re OnlyDisplayIn=KDE, why is that needed?11:26
jdubhaggai: things like kcontrol, etc.11:26
mvo_mdz: I can have a look at the stacktrace today, otherwise I go to sleep :)11:26
jdubhaggai: logged into gnome with kde installed recently? :)11:26
haggaijdub: surely if they are installed on the box, they should have menu entries?11:26
haggaijdub: yeah :)11:26
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jdubhaggai: not everything should11:26
jdubkcontrol (particularly where it sits in the menus, but even disregarding that) really shouldn't11:27
Kamionmdz: OK, I think I'll do that, mark it TODO, and file a bug11:27
haggaijdub: ok, take e.g. you install a kde proggy on your mainly gnome system and don't use KDE.  The prog has a kcontrol module - now what?11:28
mdzmvo_: go to sleep; I will mail you something11:28
jdubhaggai: in general, i'd hope that the app would point to it too11:29
mvo_mdz: thanks11:29
jdubhaggai: see nautilus file manager properties, etc.11:29
jdubhaggai: my only worry with splitting off kubuntu-* is that we'll miss out on lots of integration discussion11:29
jdubhaggai: i'll almost certainly subscribe to kubuntu-devel, but won't be tracking it closely11:30
robtaylor_hey. i've just been playing with getting jackd to work on ubuntu :)11:30
haggaijdub: yeah, I understand that, but the ubuntu lists are already too much traffic11:30
haggaijdub: they are not a friendly place to nuture new devs who aren't into Gnome ;)11:30
robtaylor_1 problem from the off, apparently the realtime-lsm module needs security configured as a module. any chance of this happening?11:31
jdubhaggai: that's definitely true11:31
jdubhaggai: but i'm already convinced11:31
jdubhaggai: i'm wondering how to help with the integration problems it introduces11:32
haggaijdub: we should maybe crosspost stuff that is applicible to both or something, but I think much traffic won't be really interesting such as whether to include the menu shadow patch or not etc11:32
haggaijdub: maybe we need a place to talk about derived distributions in general?  oh no another list..11:32
jdubfear :)11:32
robtaylor_haggai: and debian-custom wont suffice?11:33
jdubthis is about ubuntu derivatives11:33
lifelessdaniels: ping11:33
haggairobtaylor_: I guess debian-custom would only be suitable for a subset of the discussion, since much will talk about deriving from ubuntu11:34
robtaylor_haggai: yep, i'm seeing the issue now11:34
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robtaylor_whats kde doing on the sound server front, out of interest?11:35
haggaidieing slowly :(11:36
robtaylor_:(11:36
haggaithe arts maintainer has just thrown in the towel11:36
robtaylor_cos this is something it'd be nice to solve for both desktops..11:36
robtaylor_well,i can see why..11:36
haggaiyup, maybe polypaudio is the way to go.  I'm not following the KDE discussion11:36
jdubhaggai: polypaudio... :)11:36
jdubis lennart on the kde lists?11:37
haggaijdub: dude I was at the BOF :)11:37
jdubpushing for it?11:37
haggaino idea sorry11:37
robtaylor_jdub: what do you reckon to the curredn discussion on desktop-devel-list? i think i'm just pretty much reiterating what we decide at the bof, no?11:38
jdubnothing's going to happen in 2.10 timeframe11:38
robtaylor_obviously :/11:38
jdubfor 2.12, gnome will switch to gstreamer at the library level and deprecate esound11:39
robtaylor_i'm slighty confuesed about this, i thought gstreamer only defined audio chains *within* a process?11:39
sivangmdz: so udebs are not at all suited at creating live cd targets? maybe casper could be used to create installer iso then :)11:40
robtaylor_surely you need to specify that apps should use gstreamer-polypaudio as the final sink/11:40
robtaylor_or is this something runtime configurable, and i've missed something completely? ;)11:41
mdzsivang: udebs are used only for the bootstrap process11:46
mdzsivang: you don't need to change the bootstrap process at all11:46
ajmitchjdub: how many more gnome 2.x releases are planned?11:46
Kamionsivang: casper is very specific to the live CD task ...11:46
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sivangKamion,mdz : ok :) I will try to keep on track :)11:46
sivangmdz: what is the casper applet? what python modules are needed to run it?11:47
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jdubajmitch: NaN11:47
Kamionjdub: *laugh*11:47
thullyHi - which snapshot of Hoary works best for installation?  I tried the last few days and they didn't work well - also, I tried installing Warty and then dist-upgrading from a snapshot CD (as I already had one burned and didn't want to download again) and I got a bunch of dependency problems.11:48
jdubajmitch: http://www.gnome.org/~jdub/blog/projects/gnome/109570322611:48
sivangmdz: could you tell me how do I extract the cloop image so I can loop mount it?11:49
ajmitchheh11:49
mvo_mdz: thanks for the backtrace11:50
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mdzsivang: you use the tools in cloop-utils11:50
mdzsivang: the casper applet is hypothetical11:50
mdzI haven't written it yet11:50
amusivang: extract_compressed_fs  filename.cloop >bla.chroot 11:50
ajmitchjdub: I guess the gnome people are wanting to commit to ABI/API stability for awhile then?11:51
sivangamu,mdz : thanks alot :)11:51
jdubajmitch: see live.gnome.org/ThreePointZero11:51
mdzsivang: my thanks will be good documentation for the customisation process ;-)11:52
Kamionthully: 20050119.2 appears to work except that it has problems with apt authentication so you have to say 'y' to aptitude11:52
jdubajmitch: the major interest in 3.0 is deprecating the crap11:52
jdubajmitch: well, sorry, removing the deprecated crap11:52
Kamionthully: this turns out to be because apt-cdrom doesn't support authentication, so I'm testing a workaround right now11:52
ajmitchjdub: that's what I understood, that there's a fair bit of accumulated crap since 2.0 :)11:52
ajmitchthat has been deprecated11:52
thullyoh - cool, the last few releases have had some significant breakage - does this image fix the issue where the created user isn't in the sudoers group?11:53
ajmitchsadly I've only done a little coding with gnome, mostly with python11:53
thullynot group - file I mean11:53
Kamionthully: yes, I fixed that a day or two ago; nobody reported it :P11:53
jdubnot much has actually been deprecated yet11:53
jdubbut there are lots of things to be purged11:53
KamionI happened to notice it myself :)11:53
mdzKamion: lamont has done a d-i build for us; do i need to get elmo to BYHAND it?11:53
Kamionmdz: yeah11:54
mdzelmo: pretty please?11:54
thullyI'm still seeing the date problems that I've seen since the warty pre-release11:54
thullytimezone, I mean11:54
Kamionthully: there was also a good deal of breakage in ubuntu-desktop installability which I only managed to sort out today11:54
sivangmdz: Ok, on the TODO list, I don't forget promising this :)11:54
Kamionthully: gah, how can that have persisted?!11:54
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thullywell, I wonder how it slipped into the Warty release even!  evidently I'm the only Ubuntu user who uses dial-up a significant amount11:55
KamionI don't understand this at all, that code is now in an utterly different place11:55
thullyWell, it doesn't happen on Debian - maybe check their code11:55
Kamionthully: we were already using their code11:55
thullyyes - but with changes11:55
Kamionyes, I know, I made most of those changes11:56
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Kamionwhich is why I'm so baffled11:56
thullyI dunno - I'll jive 0119.2 a shot and see if it by any chance disappears11:57
thullygive11:57
Kamionthully: you've tried an image that has the timezone question in the first stage, I take it?11:57
thullyyeser11:57
thullyyes11:57
Kamionok11:58
Kamionthanks for your eternal patience :-)11:58
KamionI'd like to know what /etc/timezone, the /etc/localtime symlink, and 'date' look like when chrooted into /target before the first reboot11:58
thullySo, does anyone know why autohinter is disabled by default in recent Hoary snapshots?  I liked having it on by default (it's subpixel which causes issues on CRT, not autohinter)11:59
Kamionhwclock.sh is not now run during the timezone question, which I'd thought might be what was causing your problem11:59
jdubso i looked at the ubuntu backports repos yesterday11:59
thullyKamion: I'll check that out11:59
jdubthey are *insane*11:59
Kamionhwclockfirst.sh *should* take care of it12:00
jdubthere are going to be a bunch of very unhappy users trying to upgrade to hoary soon12:00
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crimsunjdub: because of the version madness?12:00
jdubyeah12:00
ajmitchjdub: brokenness?12:00
Kamionwhat have they done?12:00
jdubserious, serious brokenness12:00
mdzjdub: those repositories sprung up like a week after warty released12:00
jdubKamion: you kinda have to look at the version numbers to truly understand12:00
mdzjdub: *six months* ffs12:00
jdubmdz: uh huh.12:00
mdzpeople are so afraid to upgrade to hoary that they are willing to subject themselves to worse breakage because of backports12:01
ajmitchoh how I need a decent monitor for my hoary box, to see gnome in all its glory12:01
elmouh.. another d-i daily?12:01
Kamionthe 403 on warty-backports/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz is pretty special12:01
Kamionelmo: mdz was crying for it for live CD testing :-)12:02
mdzelmo: the hotplug fix I did yesterday didn't make it, apparently12:02

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