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ogradoko ... see my /msg ?12:01
nakeee28894812:01
mdznakeee: if others have reasons not to apply the patch, it's likely that the same reasons will apply to ubuntu.  What did glibc upstrseam say?12:01
nakeeeit got merged with 180065 for a reason I can't grasp12:01
nakeeemdz: nothign whatsoever:)the debian guy was the only one answering12:02
nakeeeand I don't think he understood what the patch suppose to do (probebly my bad report)12:02
jdubmdz: will ubuntu-meta include an ubuntu-live package for the live seed, or will we handle that differently?12:02
mdzjdub: if lamont's script uses the metapackages, we'll probably do that12:02
mdzif it uses Task:, I see no reason to make a metapackage12:03
jdubok, thanks12:03
mdzspeaking of which12:04
mdzKamion: are you at all interested in using the metapackages in base-config, instead of Task: ?12:04
mdzI think it might help with that long delay while aptitude gets itself together12:04
nakeeeazeem: found anything intresting?12:06
smurfixnakeee: off-hand I'd say that that problem should be handled in the kernel.12:08
smurfixTo be more exact: If the data structures returned by the kernel contain garbage, the first step is to determine what exactly the correct contents should be, and then fix everything that doesn't conform. This doesn't seem to be happening here.12:14
nakeeesmurfix: I'm not sure, it seems to be glibc which is assuming things 12:21
nakeeewhich are not written in the specs12:21
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zulhey12:24
smurfixI don't doubt that your analysis is basically correct, but it looks like you're not fixing the underlying problem. I may be wrong -- don't have time to do a more detailed analysis. :-(12:24
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smurfixnakeee: I do agree that there's a problem, readdir() running into an endless loop *cant be correct. :-/12:25
jdubthom: browser war insanity ;)12:25
ograhehe....12:25
thomjdub: yeah, i know12:27
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thomi really shouldn't have replied at all; but i couldn't resist the chance to slap firefux and galeon in one sentence12:27
nakeeesmurfix: it's almost as bad as the fact the talk between kernel developers seem to get into endless loop leaving the bug as a 2 years old zombie:)12:28
smurfixnakeee: Has there been discussion of this on LKML?12:29
jdubthom: it was surprisingly frank ;)12:29
thomi am tired and my brain hurts from rmlC12:30
nakeee[01:15]  <jbailey> Ah, that's the bug that Linus and Drepper can't agree who's problem it is.12:30
nakeeeI'm not sure but I guess jbailey knows what he is talking about:)12:31
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pittinight everybody12:42
ogranacht pitti12:43
dholbachi'm off to bed too12:43
dholbachsleep tight guys12:43
thomguten nacht12:45
dholbach:-)12:46
wasabihmm. how does one delete a wiki page?12:46
thom(this is me attempting to make it bed before midnight)12:46
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nakeeebtw I was looking at the language packs12:48
nakeeewhich is an amazing idea btw12:48
nakeeebut I think it should be seperated into enabled and localized12:48
nakeeeit seems to be a very wanted feature12:49
nakeeesome people get along better with english interface but want spellers and the like in their mother touge12:49
nakeeeand some want everything including menus to be in it12:49
nakeeeit should be fairly easy to do I think12:49
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elmocdimage.ubuntu.com is fixed01:17
elmomdz: it wasn't, last I checked (this morning)01:17
mdzelmo: I looked through the list of rdepends in the latest germinate output, and the ones I checked seemed to have had their deps fixed already01:18
elmorerunning cron.sync now01:18
elmopython2.2-dev                             | python2.2                       | python-pyxattr (Build-Depend)            | Matthias Klose <doko@debian.org>                                          |         1124228 |            329601:18
elmoseems to be the remaining offender01:18
mdzah, ok01:19
mdzI guess doko is nearly finished01:19
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sivangseb128: bad netowrk?01:21
seb128no, crashed my box by following a bug in bugzilla01:21
=== mdz uploads python-pyxattr
seb128doh01:23
seb128#5887 01:23
seb128this umount just hang the box01:23
sivangseb128: hehe, anyway want to continue in gst?01:25
seb128not really, I feel like sleeping right now01:25
seb128if you have a quick question go for it01:25
sivangseb128: hrm, is there anything I need to do for my changes not to break the ubuntu_warning patch? :)01:27
seb128not change the file patched by it in the same area ?01:27
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seb128btw time to sleep01:31
seb128night01:31
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=== daniels frowns.
danielsi've only been asleep a few hours, and I have a hojillion messages.02:40
danielsobviously email does not respect public holidays02:40
bob2T~d26012005;D02:41
ajmitchgar I hate udev02:48
ajmitchthe system is only booting when I add in an strace around udevstart in the init script02:48
ajmitchplaying with selinux here..02:48
tsengajmitch: do you have the latest kernel image?02:49
ajmitchtseng: yep02:49
tsengjust added tmpfs security labels02:49
ajmitchthis was doing it with the previous one02:49
tsengneeded for udev i believe.02:49
tsengheh.02:49
ajmitchyeah, that's because i asked for it ;)02:49
ajmitchthis isn't a problem with the labelling, but with other stuff02:49
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jdubhttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=588902:53
jdubheh02:53
tritiumthat's the famous blue model02:56
zulheh...she is apart of the blue man group03:05
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tritiumheh03:07
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bob2anyone else noticed ipw2100 in 2.6.10-10 is incapable of showing useful signal strength levels?03:08
ajmitchexcellent.. uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root) context=ajmitch:sysadm_r:sysadm_t03:09
stackpopperFirst of all I'd like to apologise for asking in here, however, I was unable to find sufficient information regarding my problem either in forums, via google or in #ubuntu.03:12
stackpopperBasically I was wondering if you could advise me as to how I could hack the ubuntu release iso so that the install kernel as well as default kernel installed can be replaced with one patched to support the imac G5.  As I am assuming that by applying the new imac patches to a newer kernel would resolve these issues plaguing users attempting to install this.  I'd like to be able to contribute a solution to the commu03:12
stackpoppernity if at all possible.  Should I simply "go away and wait for the next release?"03:12
farruinnI don't know how much work that entails, but I do know that there will be a ppc_64 version of hoary03:15
farruinnwhich is out in 3 months =)03:15
bob2there will be?03:16
stackpopperThis is a good thing.  Sadly my patience is uncontrallably limited and I feel an extreme need to get my hands dirty. 03:16
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stackpopperpower4 refers to the 64 bit IBM processor used in the G5's right? So I could initially replace all in install/power4 with happy alternatives? 03:23
toresbe...03:24
toresbethere's an ubuntu install for the IBM power CPUs?03:24
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bob2why?03:24
bob2debian works on it.03:24
bob2stackpopper: probably be best to ask on the developer list03:25
stackpopperbob2, right :)03:25
toresbeyeah, I know, just that the concept of a user-friendly distro like Ubuntu installed on a s390 is amusing03:25
stackpopperhopefully that would give install the thing then I could boot change root and compile a friendly kernel.03:26
toresbe"< newb-dood> yeah hi i just instaled mandrake linux on a highend z-series computer here at work (nsa) and where cna i get msn mesenger for linux?"03:27
ajmitchhah03:27
bob2aiui it's not too hard to swap out kernels, but I certainly don't know how03:28
toresbe"is 250 terabytes of disk enough for a mandrake install plz msg me"03:28
mjg59PLZ PROVIDE LINUX DISTRIBUTION FOR VMS HOT LOVING K THX BYE03:29
toresbehahahaha03:29
sivangmjg59: hehe03:29
toresbehow do u install linux on cray computer plz msg me thx03:30
mjg59You know that someone will ask you that one day, right?03:30
bob2mjg59: a/s/l?03:30
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mjg59UBUNTU SUPPORT RECTAL INSTALLATION MSG ME PRIV K THX03:30
sivangI wanna have naked people on my AlphaAXP please please make it work there03:30
mjg59AXP03:30
mjg59Haha03:30
sivangmjg59: hehehehe03:30
sivangmjg59:  :)03:31
toresbewill traed 0day warez for hlp installing ubuntu on cdc6700 msg me03:31
toresbeplz hurry computer using 500kwatts of power03:31
zulmjg59: i thought you never asked :)03:31
toresbemjg59: Find the goatse man. He'll know how :P03:32
mjg59I'm not hot on plastic shards03:33
srbakeruh03:52
srbakeranyone here know how to change gvim's font?03:52
danielsmdz: what the fuck?03:53
danielsmdz: when did that regress?03:53
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mdzdunno, haven't tried powerpc lately03:59
danielsmdz: the first two liens were about cirrus_laguna, but year04:01
danielsor cirrus_alpine or whichever04:01
danielsoh, I know how that regressed.04:01
danielssuch a stupid driver. :\04:01
mdzI have no idea if it would have actually worked if it got the right driver loaded04:02
mdzbut trying to load a nonexistent driver seemed pretty broken04:02
danielsit's not non-existent as such04:04
danielsconvention had drivers as %s_drv.o, with libraries as lib%s.a04:05
danielscirrus has cirrus_laguna.o and cirrus_alpine.o04:05
danielswhich, predictably, matches neither of those two patterns.04:05
danielsi think nv has the same problem with riva128.o04:05
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farruinnwill the ppc hoary install disk allow you to mount hfs partitions?05:19
farruinnit would make it much easier to install hoary on oldworld macs05:20
mdzfarruinn: the warty installer doesn't?05:56
farruinnno, which is a real hassle05:56
mdzthe kernel modules are available to the installer05:57
farruinnhm, are you saying it would be as simple as a 'modprobe hfs'?05:57
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mdzI'm saying that hfs.ko and hfsplus.ko are packaged in udeb form05:57
farruinnsorry, what's udeb?05:58
mdzudebs are the components which make up the installer05:58
mdzbut all udebs are not loaded unconditionally; the installer decides which ones it needs05:58
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farruinnah, so how would I load the hfs udeb?05:59
mdzI would expect it to be loaded automatically, by the time you reach the partitioning stage of the installer05:59
farruinnok, I'll boot into the install cd at some point and check06:00
farruinnbut if it doesn't is there a way to do it manually?06:00
mdzyes, but it's not very convenient06:00
mdzit'd be something like, udpkg --install /cdrom/pool/main/l/linux-kernel-di-powerpc-2.6/hfs-modules-2.6.8.1-3-powerpc-di_0.71ubuntu12_powerpc.udeb06:00
danielssomeone needs to extend hfs to the network or something06:00
danielsso you can have hfsnw06:00
farruinnthat looks more straightforward than using chroot though06:01
mdzfarruinn: Kamion is the person to talk to about this, but he won't be awake for several more hours06:01
mdzfarruinn: failing that, you can send an email to ubuntu-devel06:02
farruinnok, thanks for the help! =)06:02
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danielsjdz_: you missed my awesome pun06:03
danielser06:03
danielsjdub: ^^06:03
jdubwhat was your awesome pun?06:30
jdubaha06:30
jdubhahahaha06:30
fabbionemorning06:56
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danielswhattup fabbione06:57
fabbionejust woke up06:58
ajmitchhi fabbione 06:58
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Mithrandirgood morning.07:06
fabbionelamont: ping07:07
fabbionehey Mith07:08
jdubis there any way of making pbuilder save changes after a login session?07:09
fabbionenope07:10
Mithrandirjdub: --save-after-exec or --save-after-login07:10
Mithrandirjdub: it's the hit on "save" in the man page. :P07:11
jdubahr!07:11
jdubsilly07:11
jdubsilly me07:11
jdubi shouldn't have got lazy after --help ;)07:11
jdubthanks dude07:11
ajmitchhmm, only after reading this thread on dpkg+selinux do I see that the dpkg maintainer is a canonical employee... :)07:16
fabbionemdz: can we kindly promote silo -> main please?07:29
fabbioneotherwise i can't buil d-i anymore07:30
Mithrandirfabbione: you saw my comment yesterday about not being able to test sparc last night due to forgetting to bring said sparc home?07:30
fabbioneMithrandir: no.. i don't keep irc scrollbacks07:31
fabbioneMithrandir: don't worry about it07:31
mdzfabbione: sure, go ahead and add it to the seed archive07:31
fabbionemdz: thanks07:31
Mithrandirthom: have I told you how much I hate that firefox loses her menus when you upgrade without restarting her?07:38
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fabbioneMithrandir: what is the tipical contents of a signing/$archive.check file? gpg --verify ?07:42
fabbione(for tla/baz)07:42
Mithrandirgpg --clearsign07:43
fabbionethat's to sign07:43
fabbionebut to verify?07:43
fabbioneWARNING: no rule found for checking signatures from ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com07:43
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mdzmizar:[/tmp/netcfg-1.07ubuntu3/debian]  cat ~/.arch-params/signing/ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com07:44
mdzgpg --clearsign07:44
mdzmizar:[/tmp/netcfg-1.07ubuntu3/debian]  cat ~/.arch-params/signing/=default.check07:44
mdztla-gpg-check gpg_command="gpg --verify-files -"07:44
fabbionethanks07:45
fabbionesomebody already added silo07:46
mdzpatch-6707:49
mdz    Colin Watson <cjwatson@debian.org>07:49
mdz    Add silo to base for sparc.07:49
mdza long time ago07:49
mdzbut it is not in main for some reason07:49
mdzprobably germinate07:49
mdzyeah, definitely germinate07:49
mdzhmm, I forget what time the d-i daily build happens07:52
mdzjdub: new casper eliminates the network questions07:56
mdzjdub: press enter on the keyboard question, and it's non-interactive all the way to the desktop07:56
mdzcomplete with laptop notification icons07:57
fabbionemdz: yeah.. i am adding all the other bits..07:57
mdzseems to mess up if the IP->name resolution fails07:57
mdzbut otherwise working well07:57
Mithrandirmdz: even when you have three network interfaces like I have?08:00
mdzah, just fixed that08:01
mdzMithrandir: I've only tested with two08:01
mdzbut I could put in a pcmcia card to test three08:02
fabbionemdz: there.. committed to the seeds08:03
fabbionemind to check if i did something dumb?08:03
Mithrandirmdz: the daily iso I downloaded yesterday got confused.  Or actually, I think it might just be confused about my wlan card, which is a bit peculiar.08:04
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dholbachhai08:05
jdubmdz: eeeeeeee-lite08:06
mdzMithrandir: how so?08:06
jdubmdz: current build?08:06
mdzjdub: no08:06
mdzneeds a new d-i upload followed by a new live CD build08:06
jdubi'll rsync tonight then08:06
mdzi.e., needs manual processing by elmo08:06
Mithrandirmdz: it needs to have it's mode set explicitly, and I think it needs to have the ESSID set within the first five seconds after the driver loads.08:06
mdzMithrandir: it makes a reasonable attempt to bring something up, and if it fails, it expects you to do it with network-admin or whatever08:07
mdzon my laptop, if the wired is plugged in, it uses that08:07
dokomdz: thank for removing the last python2.2. package tonight08:07
mdzotherwise it tries wireless08:07
Mithrandirmdz: yeah, so if we ever support my setup, I'd be a bit surprised. :)08:08
mdzdoko: when elmo said there was only one package remaining, I could not resist :-)08:08
doko:)08:08
mdzfabbione: why sparc-utils in base?08:09
mdzrather than supported?08:09
fabbionemdz: because it is needed for the buildd?08:11
mdzfabbione: I think it should go in supported, and be added to hoary.buildd in debootstrap08:12
mdzunless it needs to be part of every installed system (and not just buildds)08:13
fabbionein theory it is required only to build08:13
mdzjdub: it doesn't reconfigure fontconfig yet, because that causes the cache to be regenerated which takes forever and eats memory08:13
fabbionebasically every package08:13
jdubmdz: eh, bong08:14
mdzI think supported+hoary.buildd then08:14
fabbionemdz: ok.08:14
mdzjdub: if that's important, we'll need to add an environment variable to its postinst or something08:14
mdzassuming the cache doesn't actually need to be rebuilt08:14
mdzif it does, we're fucked08:14
jdubit doesn't08:14
jdubjust a config file change08:14
jdubkinda silly that it does on reconfigure08:14
mdzonce that's done, the casper bit is trivial08:15
jdubs/it does/it does it/08:15
mdzI actually already did it, and then had to undo it because it sucked08:15
jdubyeah08:15
jdubthat's rad, dude!08:15
jdubwoohoo!08:15
mdznext I'm going to fix the templates that say installer08:15
mdzand then we can do a proper announcement I think08:15
jdubcool08:15
jdubhow are the custom cd docs going?08:15
mdzjdub: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/LiveCDCustomizationHowTo/view?searchterm=livecd%20custom08:19
mdzer08:19
sivangjdub: live ones? ;-) basically we're missing a a preseeing premier  and that's it - as I understood you just intall in the cloop fs your pkgs (this case locale and lang support)08:19
mdzremove the obnoxious search bit from the end08:19
sivangjdub: and that's it08:19
sivangall left is to translate..:)08:19
fabbionemdz: 112 should do it....08:19
sivangs/preseeing/preseeding08:22
mdzfabbione: regarding the installer stuff, you will need to ask Kamion08:23
mdzbut it looks OK to me08:23
fabbionemdz: yup.. i will08:23
ajmitchlooks like selinux stuff won't quite be ready by feature freeze, at this rate 08:24
mdzmy d-i-fu is weak08:24
ajmitchudev works if I strace it with -ff, not with -f08:24
ajmitchlooks suspicious to me08:24
mdzudev is race city08:26
sivangajmitch: didn't you say that already someother time? ;-)08:26
ajmitchsivang: yeah, I was expecting that it'd at least work, if only poorly :)08:27
ajmitchI've been swearing at it a little too long now08:27
mdzI wonder if we can safely suppress the location chooser on the live CD08:29
ajmitchsivang: I might as well go back to rebiulding python packages :)08:29
sivangajmitch: hehe, well, just making sure I'm not starting to get heluscinative..;-)08:31
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ajmitchsivang: I mentioned the strace issue before, but only just found that it only boots if I hold my tongue right (-ff)08:32
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ajmitchI thought the patch I applied from fedora cvs might have helped in some way08:32
ajmitchselinux could be something useful for the server team to look at :)08:33
sivangajmitch: ah yes ofcourse, although I may not be the right person to look at technically speaking, I am interested in howtoing one thing or another, testing stuff when needed etc..I am not techincally skilled to review selinux integrated code, patches etc...08:34
ajmitchright08:34
ajmitchwell I talk with jbailey fairly often, he knows my plans08:34
sivangajmitch: cool08:35
ajmitchhe's heard me ranting today about udev, in another channel :)08:36
sivangajmitch: the glibc one?08:36
sivangajmitch: I am also good at makng unimplementable, rather naive ideas :-)08:36
ajmitchyeah, he does glibc & other things08:38
sivangajmitch: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DevHub ;-)08:40
ajmitchseen it08:40
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ajmitchphpgroupware is good :)08:40
sivangajmitch: yes, but WorldPilot works with zope :)08:40
ajmitchhmmph08:40
Mithrandirajmitch: can't be, it's PHP :)08:40
Mithrandirsivang: is worldpilot still alive?08:41
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ajmitchMithrandir: now php isn't quite that bad..08:41
pittiMorning08:41
ajmitchhi pitti 08:41
Mithrandirajmitch: I suggest you ask pitti whether PHP is bad. ;)08:41
ajmitchheh08:41
ajmitchI'm not that brave :)08:41
Mithrandirajmitch: or you could ask thom, fabbione or me.08:41
Mithrandiror willy08:41
Mithrandiror infinity08:42
ajmitchI remember the rants at linux.conf.au for & against php :)08:42
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Mithrandiror daniels 08:42
Mithrandir(us being the apache maintainers)08:42
ajmitchyeah08:42
Mithrandirdaniels: we're becoming a spacious team, it seem.08:42
ajmitchI think it might have been discussed at the debian miniconf there..08:42
danielsajmitch: and thom buying rasmus on behalf of the apache maintainers08:42
Mithrandirbuying?08:43
danielsajmitch: yeah, thom was writing his a2 talk while i was rambling about x or something08:43
danielsMithrandir: in the dunk tank08:43
Mithrandirah08:43
danielsajmitch: (my talk was also written in the session immediately before)08:43
ajmitchyea, I remember that08:43
ajmitchseeing people furiously writing during sessions08:43
pittiajmitch: well, let's say the PHP developers have an "interesting" understanding of e.g. buzzwords like "safe mode" (which is not really safe) or "open_basedir restriction" (which can be easily circumvented) and things like that :-)08:44
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pittiajmitch: however, I agree that as a language it is not that bad08:44
ajmitchthat's useful to know :)08:45
pittimdz: ping08:45
ajmitchtoo much legacy code around, like VB?08:45
pittiajmitch: hmm, I don't even think that this is the problem08:46
pittiajmitch: as I said, as long as you don't rely on safe mode and similar things, but do all checking manually yourself, it's quite fine08:46
pittijdub: here?08:46
jdubpitti: yo!08:46
pittijdub: so what about this evo warty-update problem?08:47
pittijdub: why I shall not just upload -3.1 into warty-updates?08:47
jdubso what do most packages use to write out crypt passwords in debconf?08:47
jdubpitti: 3.1 in -security, given the mdz/me thread08:47
ajmitchmdz: are you dropping python 2.2 & 2.1 support from packages now?08:49
Mithrandirjdub: use the "password" type; delete immediately afterwards08:49
jdubMithrandir: oh, that's sensible 8)08:49
sivangMithrandir: I linked WorldPilot for the mere nice futuristic features list it had, I am not sure weather it's alive or not though, although might be nice to clone or derive upon :)08:50
ajmitchsivang: plone-based?08:51
sivangajmitch: zope 2.x compatibel, so says the package :)08:51
ajmitchare you sure you'd want a zope instance running on a devhub install?08:51
ajmitchif it's zope-based, I'd prefer it to work with CMF & Plone as well, if possible08:52
sivangajmitch: it's a zope product you add08:53
ajmitchyep08:54
ajmitchnot all zope products work with the cmf framework, but that won't matter to many people, I'd imagine08:54
ajmitchthe SF page refers to exchange4linux08:54
sivangdonwloaded it from here : http://umn.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/worldpilot/worldpilot-release-1.1.0alpha4.tar08:55
ajmitchyes, the home page link goes to the exchange4linux site08:56
ajmitchon sf.net/projects/worldpilot08:56
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sivangajmitch: weird, I went away and downloaded the package..08:58
ajmitche4l requires postgres, and omniorb09:01
ajmitchI don't think there's any life in worldpilot now09:01
pittijdub: hmm, so I'm not really opposed to put the -updates fix from -ubuntu3 into warty-security09:03
pittijdub: but in general I agree to mdz, that's wrong09:03
jdubmdz and i appear to be saying the same thing09:03
pittijdub: if somebody uses -updates, then security updates to these versions should be in -updates as well09:03
pittijdub: no, you don't09:03
=== jdub re-read
pittijdub: mdz: 1 in main, 1.1 in -security, 2 in updates -> 2.1 in updates09:04
jdubok09:04
jdubi see09:04
pittijdub: jdub:  1 in main, 1.1 in -security, 2 in updates -> 2.1 in security09:04
jdubbut that means that you'll have to do two security releases for any package that has an upadate09:04
pittijdub: right09:05
jdubok09:05
pittijdub: it will get worse if we have two or three releases to support :-)09:05
jdubif you guys definitely want to do that extra work for it ;)09:05
ajmitchsivang: so how do I help out the ServerTeam? :)09:05
pittijdub: I think I will upload it into -updates; it's just cleaner that way09:05
pittijdub: I just wanted to make sure that we all agree that this is not principally wrong09:06
jdubso this means that, for every release, we'll be maintaining two security tracks for packages that have received updates09:06
jduband then a number of releases on top of that09:06
pittijdub: sounds like hell, doesn't it? :-(09:07
pittijdub: however, once you have a verified patch, shipping it for another release ususally does not take the same time again09:08
jdubyeah09:08
pittijdub: maybe except for the kernel09:08
jdubgiven it's the same upstream version09:08
pittijdub: usually, -updates should not receive new upstream versions, right?09:08
pittijust major fixes09:08
pittiwhich can come as patch09:08
pittijdub: Uploading via ftp evolution_2.0.2-0ubuntu3.1_source.changes: done.09:09
jdub:-)09:12
jdubi guess -updates may get new upstream versions09:13
danielsgod09:13
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pittijdub: yeah, but it's not like putting OO2 into -updates when we have 1.1.3 in main (I hope... :-) )09:13
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jdub;-)09:14
jdubpitti: "mdz: linux-image-2.6.11 for -updates? fixes critical inotify bug"09:15
jdubbwaha.09:15
jdub<- asso09:15
fabbionejdub: ahha09:16
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pittielmo: postgresql 7.4.6-7 sync, please 09:21
pittiHi mvo_ !09:21
mvo_hi pitti 09:21
sivangajmitch: hmm,  if you can make let's say a package which when install on a "custome"(server) basic ubuntu system and turns it into a router/firewall, that'd be cool - this is one of the "server classes" I thought of :) just edit the wikipage with your findings. but hack, I am in no position to tell people what to do anyways so it's up to you :)09:26
dholbachmorning mvo_09:26
mvo_hi dholbach 09:26
ajmitchsivang: aha09:26
mvo_new nick?09:26
sivangdholbach: morning09:26
ajmitchsivang: by router, you don't mean bgp/ospf with quagga, but basic routing & iptables?09:27
dholbachmvo_: had to... having 2 different IRC nicks on gnome.org and freenode.net was a bit stupid and people would have killed me, if i'd been danielh (for having to type daniels completely ;-))09:27
dholbachhi sivang :-)09:27
sivangajmitch: I am using a custom made debian firewall/NAT/forwarde, and by now I managed to have it support all my bittorrent, ftp, IM and VoIP needs - would be nice to have one apt-get to do (and then even integrated into the livecd) and have it preconfigured, or ask in advance which "services" you want to box to allow as a starters.09:28
ajmitchright09:30
ajmitchsounds like it could be useful09:30
sivangajmitch: I suppose that with the proper network magic, we could have a livecd for diskless router/NAT ubuntu machines. as I todl you, I like to dream :)09:32
jdubhrm.09:32
jdubsivang: check out gibraltar09:32
jdubsivang: would be good to port it onto an ubuntu livecd09:32
jdubmaybe get them keen for building it on top of ubuntu09:32
jdub(they're debian-based atm)09:33
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jdubgibraltar is nicely put together09:33
ajmitchsivang: it shouldn't be too hard with the good work that's been put into the livecd lately 09:33
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ajmitchthrow in a bit of traffic shaping, too09:34
ajmitchfun, gibraltar have some interesting licensing now09:35
sivangjdub: tnx09:35
ajmitchfree for private use for up to 5 users09:35
jdubajmitch: oh? :|09:35
ajmitchjdub: the source code is probably all still there09:35
ajmitchbut they 'technically restrict' it to that09:35
ajmitchhttp://gd.tuwien.ac.at/opsys/linux/gibraltar/iso-images/copyright09:37
sivangajmitch: even on the source code?09:37
ajmitchsivang: no, see the license09:38
ajmitchI'm guessing it's not restricted if you want to dig in & fix it09:38
ajmitchbut cd layout is copyrighted09:38
ajmitchgreat, ETA of 4 hours to download this sucker09:38
sivangajmitch: would you go and add this to the serverteam wiki page? ;-)09:42
ajmitchsure, once I get back from supermarket09:43
ajmitchneed to grab caffiene :)09:43
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sivangajmitch: hehe, k09:45
jdubwhat's a relatively safe way of moving a config file in postinst?09:46
Treenaksjdub: daniels is the config-move-master09:46
Mithrandirjdub: conffile or config file?09:49
Kamionmdz,fabbione: sparc-utils looks to me like something for base; it's very similar to powerpc-utils which is in base (and the latter has to be, because stuff like yaboot-installer uses it)09:51
Kamionmdz: the problem with using the metapackages in base-config is that it makes it much harder to customise what gets installed09:52
fabbioneKamion: hey.. well i think we can keep it in supported.. nothing uses it other than special builds and buildd09:52
jdubMithrandir: conffile09:52
fabbioneKamion: are the changes ok, otherwise?09:52
fabbioneKamion: so i can ask elmo to do the magic on the archive09:52
Kamionmdz: it's a lot easier for people to do ~tubuntu-desktop!foo!bar!baz!ubuntu-desktop than to figure out that ~tubuntu-desktop exists09:52
Kamionfabbione: what changes?09:52
fabbioneKamion: i did an update on the seeds as mdz suggested09:53
fabbioneKamion: also to the installer/ship seeds to get the udebs in main09:53
fabbioneand the linux-headers..09:54
Kamionoh ok, let me check09:54
fabbionethanks :-)09:54
Mithrandirjdub: conffile moving is deep magic.  Or it might be documented in Debian's developer's reference.09:54
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Kamionfabbione: do you really need both linux-sparc64 and linux-sparc64-smp in base? i.e. can you not pick one and use it on all machines by default, the way we do on other architectures?09:56
pittielmo: ping09:56
fabbioneKamion: yes. we can use the UP one as default...09:56
Kamionfabbione: also having put stuff in base and ship you really don't need to (and shouldn't) put it in supported as well09:57
fabbioneKamion: i did a grep for some keywords and some stuff was already duplicated.. so i tought it was "standard" practise09:57
Kamionit's not, the current instances are mistakes09:58
fabbioneok09:58
Kamionpeople misunderstanding germinate generally09:58
=== fabbione isn't very different to others in that aspect
Kamionbasically anything in lesser seeds (base < desktop < ship < supported) is automatically part of greater seeds as well10:00
fabbioneyes that was clear from the info files time :)10:01
fabbioneKamion: can i fix the seeds or are you already doing it while reviewing?10:01
Kamionfabbione: is it ok to move linux-sparc64-smp out of base, then?10:02
Kamionif so I'll happily do that10:02
fabbioneKamion: yes i think there should be no problem10:02
fabbioneand if it does we can always revert back10:03
fabbionei am not too picky at the moment.. i just need to be able to build d-i :-)10:03
Kamionfabbione: done10:04
fabbioneKamion: thanks dude :-)10:04
fabbioneKamion: but killing the -smp kernel from the seeds.. won't that leave it in universe?10:05
fabbionenever mind me!10:06
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KamionI didn't kill it, just left it in supported10:06
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fabbioneKamion: did you have any possibility to test again the kernel/grub problem?10:28
Kamionsure10:29
fabbioneKamion: last thing yesterday was the kenrel on people and you confused on the one you tested :-)))10:29
Kamionyeah, but I tried it again and it failed ...10:29
fabbioneok10:29
Kamionalthough I can run through again just to make sure. what's the vmlinuz md5sum?10:29
Kamion29de307fc813a97debea29a075cc13e0  /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.10-2-amd64-generic10:30
Kamiongrub segfaults with that10:31
fabbioneyup10:33
fabbionethere is only 2 things left to check10:33
fabbione  * Unset CONFIG_ACORN_PARTITION_CUMANA.10:33
fabbione      . Add patch thaw_processes.dpatch.10:33
fabbioneand after that it will be only BONG10:34
fabbionebecause we are talking readding mISDN and ibm-trackpoint patch (ps2)10:34
fabbionethan we are back to -910:34
fabbionethe other changes are hppa/ia64 related10:34
fabbioneand there is NO way they can affect amd6410:35
Kamionwould it be worth trying to rebuild -9 on a current system?10:35
Kamionit could be toolchain-related10:35
Kamion(at which point I assume I'm fucked, but you never know :P)10:35
fabbioneKamion: indeed...10:35
fabbionei am already building -10 with less changes10:36
fabbionefinished this.. i will try a clean -910:36
Kamionok10:36
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dholbachMithrandir: did you have luck with syncing mozilla-thunderbird-locale-* from debian?10:39
ogramorning10:40
dholbachhai ogra!10:40
ajmitchhi ogra 10:40
sivangogra: morning10:40
ogra:)10:40
ajmitchhmm, almost like the ogra fanclub there10:41
thommorning10:42
ajmitchhi10:42
thomhrm, whats the deal with UVF for universe?10:43
thomreally, i mean, can i stick some NEW stuff in universe now?10:43
ograi dont think it applys thet....10:43
ograthere10:43
fabbioneKamion: 70c8851a3ac32dfc4c74c67d1d5756da  linux-image-2.6.10-2-amd64-generic_2.6.10-10_amd64.deb10:44
fabbioneusual place10:44
ajmitchogra: to new packages, or to universe in general?10:44
ograthom: since i did one upload last week, i think its ok...10:44
ograat least nobody complained10:44
thomrighto10:44
thomheh10:44
Kamionfabbione: grabbing10:44
thom'swhat i figured, but wanted to check10:44
fabbionehey thom10:44
fabbionehey ogra10:45
ograhey fabbione10:45
Mithrandirdholbach: I haven't had the time to check yet.10:45
dholbachMithrandir: ok10:45
fabbioneKamion: ok.. building a clean -9 in the meanwhile10:45
ajmitchthom: you are lead of ServerTeam?10:46
ajmitchwe were just talking before about a router/firewall package to quickly put together a NAT box & firewall10:47
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fabbioneajmitch: that's quite hard...10:48
dholbachajmitch: bastille is fine there, although it could need some ncurses->debconf- and some simplification-love10:48
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sivangwheee10:49
ajmitchfabbione: hard in knowing the appropriate network settings?10:49
fabbioneajmitch: not only... also defining a "standard" setup to start with10:50
fabbionea router/firewall has tons of different implications...10:50
ajmitchthe simplest being a home LAN10:50
fabbioneajmitch: that can still be a huge problem10:51
fabbioneprobably more complex than you think...10:51
ajmitchwhich is why we talked of integrating existing stuff out there10:52
fabbioneKamion: b7f6ec954d6b893b38d969f8f71b02ea  linux-image-2.6.10-2-amd64-generic_2.6.10-9_amd64.deb10:52
fabbioneas next one10:52
=== Kamion does the warty/amd64 install CD dance
Kamionfabbione: that -10 fails10:57
Kamiongetting -910:57
fabbioneok10:57
ograajmitch 11:01
ograhow did you build your packages ?11:02
ajmitchogra: hmm?11:04
ograi see only i386.changes files there11:04
ograbut we will need a source package for upload, so it will build on other arches too....11:05
ajmitchI was lazy & used debuild, why is that?11:05
ograso use debuild -S ;)11:05
ajmitchit produces source packages anyway :)11:05
ajmitchactually no..11:05
ograyup, but only for your arch ;)11:05
ajmitchpff, everyone uses i386, right? :)11:06
Kamionneed to use debuild -S for upload11:06
ograhmm, amd64 here.....11:06
Kamionthe upload'll be rejected if it contains binary packages11:06
ajmitchKamion: yes, I can't upload them so I didn't see a problem with it11:06
Kamionajmitch: sure, but for the future :)11:07
ajmitchKamion: in future I'd probably be using pbuilder for them :)11:07
ograajmitch: which still rquires -S ;)11:07
ajmitchogra: yes, pdebuild does source packages by default11:08
Kamionthere's no real need to use pbuilder for source uploads, except perhaps in incredibly scary cases11:08
ograajmitch: if i shall upload them for you, i will need a _source.changes (and friends) file 11:08
Kamionthe source-package-construction step hardly ever depends significantly on the base system11:08
ajmitchKamion: my hoary box has  anumber of patched packages now11:08
Kamionajmitch: yes but it's very unlikely to matter11:09
KamionI build most of my Ubuntu uploads on a Debian box, for instance11:09
Kamionsince that's my main development system and it's awkward to switch it over11:09
ajmitchok11:09
Kamionit matters for binaries, but ...11:09
=== jdub now has crazy pbuilder tgz action
ajmitchI've had issues with pbuilder on hoary, with the tarball not including gpg by default11:10
MithrandirKamion: I had fun switching vawad this weekend.  And I switched to another architecture while I was at it. :P11:10
ajmitchit causes all the package grabbing to fail :)11:10
Mithrandirbut then, I'm one of the crazy people who think installing a system with wget, tar, ar and gzip is just fine. :)11:10
ograjdub: please convice tseng for MOTU, he still hesitates ...11:11
Kamionit's too convenient to have a single system from which I can upload both to Debian and to Ubuntu11:11
Kamionwithout chroot madness11:11
jdubtseng: HESITATION IS FOR THE WEAK AND CONSTIPATED!11:11
ograyeah !11:12
Kamionajmitch: hmm, gnupg is not in hoary.buildd11:12
KamionI wonder if that's a bug11:12
Kamionlamont: ^-- ?11:12
ajmitchogra: ok, what else do you need? I've rebuilt those 3 as source packages..11:13
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Kamionhm, I also wonder if lamont would care if I just uploaded it11:13
Kamionbut he'll be up in a few hours anyway ...11:13
ajmitchbrb11:13
ograajmitch: the files described in the _source.changes file....11:14
azeemKamion: why does one need gnupg inside the chroot?11:14
azeemah, apt-secure?11:14
Kamionindeed11:16
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Kamionajmitch: BTW, always run debdiff <old>.dsc <new>.dsc after building a source upload - then even if something on your system has affected it adversely, you'll know. :)11:17
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Treenaksuh.. PGP global directory has signed my key? WTF?11:18
fabbioneTreenaks: did you reply back to their emails?11:19
Treenaksfabbione: not that I remember.. maybe the very first one when I didn't know about the torrent of mails that was to come11:19
fabbionethat's probably why11:20
fabbionei refused to answer back11:20
TreenaksOh well... trust = "n" now11:21
Treenaksand I'm not signing it back :)11:21
fabbioneclearly11:21
Kamionfabbione: you're gonna love this: -9 fails11:24
fabbioneOH YEAH11:25
fabbioneYES YES GO TOOLCHAIN!11:25
fabbioneKamion: and now.. who is the amd64 porting team leader?11:25
KamionI'm going to grab real -9 from the morgue, just to make absolutely sure11:25
Kamionthat would be Mithrandir11:25
fabbionefuckedandowned=$(whois "amd64 porting team leader")11:25
fabbionemail -s 'fix the toolchan dude' $fuckedandowned@youaredoomed.com11:26
jduboh, elite11:26
jdubinotify 0.18 came out11:26
fabbioneKamion: good point11:26
jduband gamin just got patches for it11:26
Kamionfabbione: the only amusing thing is, there were no toolchain uploads that I can see between -9 and -1011:27
fabbionejdub: i want to know what upstream says about it11:27
jdubfabbione: kernel?11:27
fabbionejdub: for inotify11:27
jdubfabbione: viro whinged again11:27
fabbione"whinged"?11:27
jdubfabbione: bitched?11:28
fabbionejdub: ah ok11:28
fabbioneKamion: hmmmm libc6?11:28
Kamionyow, could be I suppose11:28
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Kamionif it's the fault of language packs I will laugh and laugh and laugh. :-)11:28
ajmitchogra: .diff.gz & .dsc ought to be there for each11:29
fabbionelinux86?11:29
fabbioneKamion: so will i...11:29
ajmitchogra: do you have to review the whole .diff.gz for each package i give you? :)11:29
fabbioneKamion: and you know why i will laugh forever?11:30
Kamionfabbione: actually, though, the only glibc change in there was my fix to locales.config11:30
thomwhiprush: thanks for the filechooser pointers11:30
Kamionfabbione: oh?11:31
fabbioneKamion: afaik the "you touched last" is still a valid rule :P11:31
Kamionajmitch: I'd expect him to review the interdiff between the previous .diff.gz and the current one11:31
ograajmitch: i look over the diff and then i build a test package and try it out....if both seems fine i'll upload and get slapped by the guys that know more then me if there is still something wrong ;)11:31
fabbioneand the libc upload is your ;)11:31
Kamionheh11:31
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ajmitchogra: great, are you able to review pnet as well? it's not python11:31
fabbioneno seriously.. let's try with -9 from the morgue11:32
Mithrandirfabbione: hm?11:32
ajmitchKamion: that's what I hoped, since it's a 1.9MB .diff.gz11:32
Mithrandirfabbione: what's broken today?11:32
fabbioneMithrandir: the kernel/grub thingy on amd64.. it seems related to something that is not grub or kernel..11:32
KamionI'll confirm in a second11:32
ograajmitch: upload it, i'll look over it....if its to huge for me i'll forward the request to haggai....11:32
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Mithrandirfabbione: fun!11:32
fabbioneMithrandir: yes.. the amd64 porter will have some fun11:33
MithrandirKamion: btw, I saw a weird thing on my home box when I booted it.. it looped in "loading stage1.5"11:33
fabbioneoh but that's you!11:33
fabbione:P11:33
ajmitchogra: the diff between the ubuntu revision & the debian one is small11:33
KamionMithrandir: yes, exact same thing11:33
KamionMithrandir: if you track that back I bet you'll find that grub segfaulted on install11:33
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ograajmitch: if it survives my testing it'll be fine :)11:34
MithrandirKamion: nope, didn't11:34
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ajmitchit had better..11:34
ograajmitch: since i assume the debian version works.....11:34
ajmitchwell yeah11:34
KamionMithrandir: are you sure? grub-install doesn't bail out as it should when grub segfaults11:34
ajmitchI'm the debian maintainer for it11:34
KamionMithrandir: you'd only have noticed if you were reading the logs very closely11:34
ajmitchI'm putting off sponsorship since the DAM has only to create my account...11:34
MithrandirKamion: fairly sure; I ran grub-install from the command line and couldn't see any segfault.11:35
KamionMithrandir: strange; at any rate that same loop is why I noticed that there was a problem in the first place11:35
Kamionmaybe it's related but not identical11:36
Mithrandirpossibly.11:36
haggaijdub: are we nearly there yet? *hide*11:36
ajmitchhey haggai :)11:36
KamionMithrandir: as far as I can tell, grub segfaults when it tries to enter a nested static function11:36
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Kamionat any rate a printf() just inside that function never gets reached11:37
ograajmitch: finally....11:37
Kamionoh, hmmmm. virgin -9 fails now ...11:37
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ajmitchogra: hmm?11:37
ogra* ajmitch grabs the CoC to sign11:38
haggaihi ajmitch11:38
ajmitchyes...?11:38
Kamionsorry fabio11:38
ograajmitch: yes :-)11:38
ajmitchconsidering that the wiki page says I need to sign after the CC meeting, the next one not being until the 8th..11:39
ajmitchI've got quite awhile to hassle you about uploads11:39
ograajmitch: do you plan to change your packages daily ?11:39
ajmitchprobably not11:39
ograheh11:39
ajmitchat most only every 2 days :)11:40
ajmitchbut I plan to help out in the grand python transition11:40
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ograajmitch: so i'll take 2 days to review them.... :-P ... makes 3 uploads until you can go for it yourself :)11:41
Kamionelmo: please sync groff 1.18.1.1-6 from incoming; no new upstream version, just fixes man page licensing stuff11:42
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ajmitchogra: sure, I'll try & get a few done each day then :)11:43
ograajmitch: if the TB and CC members are in the same meeting, its probably possible to approve you earlier....and if not....its only 2 weeks, not eternity...11:43
ajmitchnot like debian NM :)11:44
ograNOT AT ALL !!11:44
ogra;)11:44
Kamionwe'll probably do a round of approvals in the next TB meeting11:44
ajmitchI've added myself to the CC agenda page11:44
ajmitchbut it's at 5am local time, so I doubt I'll be there11:44
Kamionmm, let's clear the agenda from the last meeting first, otherwise you might get lost11:45
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ograajmitch: its probably not necessary to be there (if i undrstood it right in yesterdays meeting)11:45
ajmitchhmm, I guess jeff is already approved by now then :)11:46
Kamionyes11:46
ajmitchthat's useful11:46
KamionOK, fixed up11:46
ajmitchthanks11:46
=== ogra wonders if not the MOTU master / helper should be there on behalf of new MOTUs, even if its a nice gesture to appear (citing mako)
ajmitchdo I need to be on the TB agenda or not?11:47
Kamiondon't worry about it for now, I'll make sure it's mentioned11:48
ajmitchok11:48
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ograhahaha https://www.redhat.com/archives/nahant-beta-list/2005-January/msg00064.html11:49
fabbioneKamion: so -9 is fucked too...11:49
Kamionyeah, sorry for the waste of time :(11:49
KamionI'm walking back through revisions now, PROPERLY this time11:49
opismurfix, moinmoin-twisted is still not there, moinmoin-data depends on Python2.4 :)11:49
fabbioneKamion: try -5 and -711:49
Kamion-8 confirmed broken, trying -711:50
fabbioneor -8 in place of -711:50
fabbione-7 is no point11:50
fabbionetry -511:50
Kamionok11:50
fabbione-6 is known to be broken for other reasons...11:51
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lypanovhi *11:52
=== lypanov has a quick question
lypanovdoes ubuntu package ruby in a sane manner unlike debian's current messup?11:52
smurfix_opi: working on it (among a bazillion of other stuff)11:52
opismurfix, I'm not rushing you! :)11:53
opismurfix, it's just a note, because I'm in office11:53
lypanovas in, is there a package that installs a *standard* ruby installation, or is it required that for any given application the user knows a list of over 10 packages that are normally just installed?11:53
smurfix_you can't, you're not paying me for it ;-)11:53
thomlypanov: doubt we've touched ruby at all11:53
opismurfix, ;->11:53
lypanovthom: can i advise that you do so? :)11:53
lypanovthom: the ruby app developers are getting increasingly annoyed at debian's ignorance on the matter11:54
thomlypanov: we're not that interested in ruby. if you wish to become a universe maintainer and fix it, please do :-)11:54
opioh, yes, polish Ruby! :)11:54
lypanovthom: and i'd love to be able to send a mail to the list saying that ubuntu *don't* screw up ruby11:54
Kamioncan you elaborate on exactly what's wrong with the Debian packages?11:54
lypanovthom: well its a bug in the packaging, and if you care about your users (me ;)) then could you explain how i could get the bug through and the change made?11:55
Kamionwe don't have any Ruby experts around that I'm aware of11:55
Kamionideally, send patches to correct the packaging11:55
lypanovKamion: ruby is a 'platform' that consists of many libraries that the debian packaging splits up heavily11:55
Kamionand hassle us until it gets considered11:55
opiit's like Python 11:55
lypanovkamion: this isn't a problem, but i don't think its really appropriate for applilcations to check that libraries that shoulld be installed by default are installed11:55
Kamionok, there's nothing intrinsically wrong with splitting up libraries11:56
lypanovno. agreed. i like it11:56
Kamionwhy can't applications just depend on the libraries they need11:56
Kamion?11:56
lypanov*however* there should be a meta package which installs the default ruby platform or something11:56
ajmitchlypanov: I saw someone talking about ruby packaging on planet.debian.net, perhaps something may come of it :)11:56
lypanovajmitch: ah :) i'll read11:56
azeemit was just bitching as well11:56
lypanovoh :/11:57
Kamionhmm, IIRC some of the versioning being on crack with regard to ruby package names around the time of the 1.6->1.8 transition in sarge11:57
KamionI wonder if that's saner now11:57
lypanovno point in bitching, however its really important that this gets fixed11:57
azeemlypanov: why don't fix it in Debian?11:57
azeemdaf is a ruby guy I believe11:57
ogralypanov: and if you want, you could always become a MOTU and help fixing it yourself :) (nad convince the upstream maintainer to adopt your changes)11:58
lypanovazeem: i'd prefer to get it fixed in debian yup, however it seems that nothing has been done about it. and i know that many people have made complaints though i'm not sure if formal11:58
ogralypanov: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/MOTU11:58
KamionI don't see a Debian bug about i t11:58
Kamionwhy not?11:58
azeemogra: do you actively promote forking Debian packages?11:58
=== lypanov puzzles
ograazeem: not really...11:59
lypanovKamion: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=28640011:59
ograazeem: but i'm looking for MOTUs ..... what about you ;)11:59
azeemlypanov: that's one month ago11:59
Kamionoh, source ruby-defaults, ok11:59
lypanovazeem: yup, i'm completely confused as to why there aren't more. this has been a *very* old complaint11:59
lypanovbut as i was previous to ubuntu in no way using debian. it wouldn't have been my place to make a bug report...12:00
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azeemlypanov: fair enough then12:01
azeemlet's hope this gets sorted out eventually12:01
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lypanovazeem: so best way would be to track the progress of this bug and if it doesn't get sorted out moan? ;)12:01
Kamionok, I don't think it's appropriate for somebody who doesn't understand ruby to make this change, but please send a packaging patch to Debian bug #286400 and let us know12:01
ajmitchogra: reminds me, who wants to do the mass filing for python2.4 support on those packages we change in universe?12:01
Kamionit would be best for this change to happen in conjunction with Debian, otherwise if Debian happen to pick a different name for the metapackage then we have to figure out how on earth to transition people12:02
lypanovKamion: i'm clueless when its comes to packaging in debian12:02
ograajmitch: who ever made the change 12:02
Kamionlypanov: find somebody who isn't and who knows ruby, and get them to do it12:02
ajmitchogra: ok12:02
lypanovKamion: i'll give that a shot12:02
azeemlypanov: I'll talk to daf about it, he does the gnome-ruby packages and might know about this12:02
azeemneed to talk to him anyway12:02
ograajmitch: thats one of your resposibilitys if youre a MOTU12:03
lypanovthanks azeem12:03
lypanovhe probably understands the difficulty12:03
lypanovfor the moment though12:03
lypanovwhats the line to install all the dependancies of a given package?12:03
ajmitchogra: that's ok, I don't mind :)12:03
azeemlypanov: it's basically for ruby developers who want to have a nice development environment, right=12:03
lypanovbut *not* the package itself12:03
azeem?12:03
azeemlypanov: apt-get install foo; apt-get remove foo :)12:03
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lypanovazeem: well ruby is assumed as having a certain base set of packages and the ruby pkgs in debian don't12:04
ajmitchlypanov: apt-cache depends?12:04
lypanovazeem: so its not even about nice development environment, its not even possible to install/run some of the most trivial and commonly used ruby packages on debian currently.12:04
azeemlypanov: you mean some ruby packages do not declare the correct Dependencies?12:05
azeemthat's bad of course12:05
lypanovazeem: in my installation details for my own package i had to explicitly say exactly which packages should be installed, i don't have to do any such thing for other distributions12:05
lypanovazeem: not debian packages. source ditros12:05
azeemhmm12:05
lypanovs/distros*12:05
smurfix_lypanov: How much space do these not-in-Debian standard packages take?12:06
Kamionso basically just a metapackage that installs everything in 'apt-cache showsrc ruby-defaults | grep ^Binary:'12:06
lypanovsmurfix: highly minimal amount they are tiny12:06
lypanovKamion: not sure what that command does ;)12:07
Kamionlypanov: run it and find out, it's not dangerous12:07
Kamion(purely display)12:07
smurfix_lypanov: so splitting them up was stupid in the first place. I hear elmo rant about that weekly.12:07
lypanovsmurfix: yup12:07
lypanovsmurfix: these are packages consisting of max 50kb of src code12:07
lypanovsmurfix: it is really just plain silly12:08
Kamionunfortunately if we rearrange them totally in Ubuntu with respect to Debian then our merging job is huge12:08
Kamionwhich isn't feasible without a team dedicated to dealing with it12:08
lypanovbut thats not required. i have no real problem with the splitup12:08
lypanovjust that having a meta pkg that installs the default system would be lovely :)12:08
smurfix_lypanov: so become a MOTU and upload one. ;-)12:08
lypanovoh. i have a debian system here at disposable :)12:09
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Kamionsmurfix_: as I said above, this REALLY should be coordinated with Debian12:09
Kamionotherwise we're setting ourselves up for transition costs later12:09
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=== lypanov is confused by this ruby-defaults thing
smurfix_Kamion: I agree12:10
Kamionruby-defaults is there so that ruby1.6 and ruby1.8 can be installable in parallel and 'ruby' can be whatever's currently sensible12:11
lypanovah12:11
Kamion(in theory, at least)12:11
opiKamion, what if ruby would be included in main?12:11
Kamion   ruby1.8 | 1.8.1+1.8.2pre2-3 |         warty | source, amd64, i386, powerpc12:11
Kamionit is12:11
opioh12:11
Kamionnot ruby-defaults though12:11
opi:-)12:11
Kamion(don't know why, presumably something cared about ruby1.8 but not about ruby12:11
Kamion)12:11
KamionI think it's pulled in by vim12:12
opiin debian, there's a vim-ruby12:12
opi(iirc)12:12
Kamionyes, and therefore vim build-depends on ruby1.8-dev12:13
Kamionwe actually removed that build-dependencies, but for some reason ruby1.8-dbg is explicitly in supported12:14
Kamions/cies/cy/12:14
Kamionwhich I think was an oversight, we intended to have it all in universe12:14
azeemKamion: there's a comment from (presumably) ruby upstream in #290705 who has all binary packages except -dev, -dbg,-elisp and -examples should be included12:14
Kamionoh, there's redland-bindings and swig1.3 too12:15
Kamionfabbione: -5 dies; next suggestion?12:15
azeems/has/says/, d'oh12:15
lypanovazeem: sounds right12:15
lypanovthe tcltk/tk stuff should also be optional i guess12:16
azeemlypanov: was there discussion about this on the debian-ruby list?12:16
=== lypanov doesn't even know about a debian-ruby list ;)
ogra<dholbach> wenn ich dich noch 3-4 mal fr MOTUs werben hr, schreib ich mich ein :-)12:17
ogradholbach: become a MOTU !12:17
ogradholbach: become a MOTU !12:17
ogradholbach: become a MOTU !12:17
ogradholbach: become a MOTU !12:17
ogra;)12:17
azeem* Dafydd Harries [Wed, 11 Aug 2004 00:15:28 +0100] :12:17
azeem> I think having a ruby-stdlib package is an excellent idea12:17
dholbachogra: HAHA! :-)12:17
azeemthere you go12:17
ajmitchogra: you seem to be rather aggressively recruiting there12:17
ograajmitch: if it helps ;)12:18
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lypanovazeem: how on earth do u get this stuff? ;)12:18
azeemhowever, the ruby-defaults maintainer had this comment:12:18
opiogra, you need mind controling device12:18
azeem"apt-get install $(grep-available -n -s package -F source -X ruby1.8 | grep lib)"12:18
azeemlypanov: http://lists.debian.org/debian-ruby/2004/08/index.html12:18
ograsince haggai and sladen are very busy with some big projects, i'm alone with 15000 pkgs HELP ME GUYS !!12:19
ajmitchogra: I don't think I was asked or encouraged much :)12:19
ajmitchyou'll survive, I'm sure12:19
ajmitch10 a day, and you'll be fine :)12:20
azeemheh, haggai managed to get off the train in time?12:20
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opiogra, copy'em from ftp.debian.org and throw into archive.ubuntu.com -- then pray -- maybe noone will notice ;)12:20
lypanovazeem: thx very much12:21
ograopi: nah, i want MOTUs ;)12:21
fabbioneKamion: -5 too???12:21
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opiogra, my package-fu is weak, I'm trying to get a white belt soon :)12:21
ajmitchogra: well I'm trying, honest12:21
ograopi: great :)12:21
ograajmitch: you are nearly there... i want fresh flesh ;)12:22
opiogra, first, what is Linux and where I can get my mineswepper? :)12:22
azeemogra: training minions to do Debian work who are unfamiliar with it is *hard*12:22
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ograopi: thats a user question, ask on #ubuntu ;-P12:22
azeemI just tried that with a couple of people who got interested in Debian GNU/Hurd12:22
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opiogra, ok, will Minesweeper be in main? :>12:22
ajmitchyes, I've had a little time to get used to debian packaging12:23
ajmitchazeem: just porting work?12:23
ograazeem: but finding people that already did a package and want adopt only their favorite should work i think :)12:23
opiogra, yes, that's what I'm aiming for12:23
fabbioneKamion: did 2.6.10 actually ever worked?12:23
azeemogra: great, so you have 15000 - 1 packages to look after :P12:23
ograazeem: at least one less....12:23
opiazeem, nah, people have few fav. packages 12:23
ajmitchogra: saying that you have 15k packages is fine, but people need to know where to start.. like do you have a MOTU task list lying around on the wiki?12:23
ajmitchI have my favourite packages12:24
opiazeem, and if that one is a metapackage, like KDE12:24
ograazeem: to say it in german.... muehsam ernaehrt sich das eichhoernchen ;)12:24
opiazeem, :-)12:24
martinkis there any way to get xtla (wonderful tla frontend for emacs) into universe?12:24
ajmitchsuch as dotgnu, gnue12:24
Kamionfabbione: kind of hard to tell, let me roll back to -112:24
ajmitchmartink: beg ogra 12:24
Kamionfabbione: note I only noticed this when I started trying to track down CD problems12:24
fabbioneKamion: 2.6.10-1  and next will be 2.6.912:24
KamionI'm sure I had at least one successful 2.6.10/amd64 installation, but ...12:24
ajmitchI'm not sure what the policy currently is on new packages into universe12:25
ajmitchapart from noone complaining yet about new ones12:25
ogramartink: send a request mail to hostmaster@grawert.net , i'll poke the right ppl12:25
fabbioneKamion: i only find hard to believe nobody (other than you) noticed the problem12:25
lypanovazeem: i've emailed the maintainer and the ruby list12:25
Kamionfabbione: Mithrandir's got a similar installation problem ...12:25
ajmitchoh my12:26
lypanovthanks to all who helped. regained faith in ubuntu :)12:26
martinkogra: cool, I'll do that 12:26
ajmitchxtla is in ams' home dir..12:26
lypanov(not that i ever lost it :P)12:26
ajmitchor at least it was12:26
lypanovbut the reaction here was a lot nicer than anything i would have received on the debian channels :/12:26
ograok, i'm on my way to the office now...ciao, later....12:27
lypanovso thanks, thom, smurfix, Kamion, opi, ajmitch, azeem, ogra, hope i got everyone :)12:27
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Kamionwell, if you mean #debian, that's worthless and not really representative ...12:27
Kamionat least not of developers12:27
opiKamion, nor for community12:27
lypanovKamion: right however finding the devel room is also not exactly easy. whereas you guys asked me to join here once :)12:28
opiKamion, because #debian.pl, ie is very helpful and nice12:28
Kamionlypanov: it's the same naming scheme :)12:28
lypanovKamion: okay. maybe they would have also been nice but last time i got shouted at when on there :(12:29
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Kamionwell, depends, I only bother with #debian-devel on OFTC12:29
Kamionthese days12:29
lypanovah.k didn't try that :)12:29
lypanovlike #perl on perl.org is useful but awful here :)12:30
Kamionurr. 2.6.10-1 fails ...12:39
Kamionfabbione: ok, the cutoff appears to be between 2.6.9-11 and 2.6.10-1 :-(12:41
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MithrandirKamion: hooray :(12:42
Kamionfabbione: see http://lists.debian.org/debian-amd64/2005/01/msg00182.html, same problem12:42
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elmopitti: done12:45
ajmitchhi elmo12:45
pittiHi elmo, thanks12:45
elmoajmitch: hi12:46
opimdz, I don't have transcript from this upgrade anymore. After update this problem was gone.12:46
Kamionfabbione: I've mailed some details to that thread12:49
fabbioneKamion: thanks!12:53
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thomopi: i'm gonna resolve invalid on that bug then; i've not seen it at all and no-one else has reported it12:56
opithom, sorry I didn't provide more details12:57
opithom, I was sure that this package is broken due UTF string, and it keeps firefox from upgrading12:57
thomthe paste you provided was from openoffice12:57
thomso it shouldn't affect firefox at all12:58
opiyeah, but it keeped Firefox back :)12:58
opiactualy I removed Firefox, and then installed it again12:58
opithe error was still there, but apt-get -f install managed to finish12:59
eruinall my firefox tabs show the last opened address :P01:00
fabbioneKamion: is it an option for you to try 2.6.11-rc2-bk3 from kernel.org?01:00
fabbioneKamion: if you want i can build it for you...01:01
eruinI'm sure I saw an applet for ubuntu-updater getting installed.. am I wrong?01:02
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Kamionfabbione: yes, I can try that - that'd be cool01:05
eruinie what exactly is update-notifier?01:05
fabbioneKamion: ok... i will try what i can01:06
Kamionthanks01:06
thomcrikey netapplet (the applet edition) mostly works01:07
jdubthom: you converted it, or added it's stuff to netstatus?01:08
thomconverted01:08
fabbioneConnecting to www.kernel.org[204.152.189.116] :80... failed: Connection refused.01:08
fabbioneDOH!01:08
Kamionhmm, there's some weird code in grub that calls the _llseek() syscall by hand01:08
KamionI wonder if the numbers changed or something01:08
jdubthom: what do you think about merging them?01:09
thomjdub: waste of effort, they're two very different code bases - esp if we're binning both as soon as we hit bendy01:09
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jdubthom: true01:09
jdubthom: though it would be nice to do just one applet replace01:09
mvo_eruin: it sits in the background and tells you when updated packages are available (as a small icon in the notification area)01:09
thomjdub: true01:10
eruinmvo_: does it do any apt-get updating ?01:10
Kamionthough it does it in the way that the llseek(2) man page recommends01:10
mvo_eruin: no, but it installs a apt config variable that will do it nightly. and it monitors for apt-get updates/installs01:10
eruinah :)01:11
eruinmvo_: will it update next time you boot if it can't do it at the originally scheduled update time?01:12
Kamionoh, no, never mind, that code's inside an #ifdef which doesn't fire01:12
lifeless#ifdef KAMIONISBROKEN01:12
mvo_eruin: if you have anacron installed, yes01:12
eruinI kind of get the feeling I could have read about this somewhere instead of asking in here ;>01:12
lifelessKamion: whats your awk foo like?01:13
Kamionlifeless: why thank you01:13
eruinmvo_: cheers ;)01:13
Kamionlifeless: mm, not excellent01:13
lifelessgot this bazaar-gpg-check script, it wants gawk, noone knows why.01:13
lifelessit shits thom on a regular basis.01:13
mvo_eruin: np. tell me if it fails to update itself after install/update :)01:13
eruinwilldo01:13
lifelessI'm trying to find a suck^Wvoluntee^Whero to figure out why it wants gawk and make it mawk friendly01:13
Kamionlifeless: I think that's liable to be beyond me, sorry, I don't know mawk/gawk differences01:14
fabbioneATA over Ethernet support (ATA_OVER_ETH) [N/m/y/?]  (NEW) 01:14
fabbione^^^THIS IS SCARY!01:14
lifelessEEK01:14
fabbione2.6.1101:14
elmomawk is unmaintained upstream and not even posix complete, in some areas, but for trivial use it shouldn't matter01:14
lifelesselmo: apparently something thom builds for the distro (cough apache cough) wants mawk to build.01:14
thomlifeless: i actually fixed apache2 to just use mawk unconditionally01:14
lifelesselmo: and won't build with gawk01:15
lifelessthom: cool.01:15
thomlifeless: so it doesn't bother me that much now; it just shouldn't be a depends01:15
elmoyeah, the problem there wasn't youre use of gawk, it was the build-conflicts apache had01:15
lifelesswell one stemmed from the other01:15
thomlifeless: recommends would be a reasonable relationship, given that you don't *need* the gpg check script to use tla01:15
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thomanyway, it no longer shits me :-)01:16
lifelessthom: gonna nuke the script in a month or two, don't want to fight silly bug reports from folk betwene now and then01:16
thomfair enough01:16
lifelessbut good01:16
thomyou can just take the correct approach and figlet all bug reporters to death01:16
lifeless:)01:17
fabbioneelmo: can you kindly run the germinate/ universe2main black woodo magic for sparc?01:19
fabbione(seeds have been updated)01:19
elmoI already did01:19
fabbioneKamion: building now01:19
fabbioneelmo: you rock01:19
dholbachsee you later01:20
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seb128hum01:24
seb128that's a powerful bug: #5887    01:24
seb128open /mnt/foo in nautilus and umount it with the command line -> box crash01:24
infinitythom : The mawk/gawk issue is actually a long-standing gawk bug when operating in UTF-8 locales, or something.01:25
infinitythom : It cropped up when vorlon built alpha apache2 binaries on his system.01:25
thominfinity: utf-8 related? urk01:25
thomyeah01:25
seb128I blame the kernel01:25
infinitythom : It would be just as sane to force the apache2 build to occur in 'C' and allow either awk.01:26
jdubiz gtk bug01:26
thominfinity: i hadn't realised it was locales related so i didn't think of that, but yes01:26
infinitythom : I just went for the most obvious "it will work, who cares if it's ugly" approach, because, at the time, I was led to believe a release was imminent.01:26
thomjdub: itym "boog"01:26
seb128jdub: have you read #5887 ?01:26
jdubthom: my french isn't very good01:26
elmoinfinity: a whole bunch of utf-8 issues got fixed in gawk recently...01:26
seb128jdub: the box just freeze, even my ssh connections on it01:27
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infinityelmo : How recently?... I can certainly retest this theory.01:27
seb128jdub: perhaps an inotify issue ?01:27
fabbioneseb128: yes01:27
elmoinfinity: 3.1.4-2, in November01:27
fabbioneit's the same as 543101:27
seb128fabbione: ok01:27
seb128thanks01:28
thominfinity: yeah. i just did ac_cv_prog_AWK=mawk in front of configure01:28
fabbioneseb128: no problem.. i will reassign it soon to jdub01:28
infinitythom : That works. :)01:28
infinityelmo : Oh, right.  All those NMUs from Japan. :)  I should have tested apache2 after I saw those roll in, but I was either a) not thinking, b) busy.  Who knows which anymore.01:29
infinityelmo : Thanks for the tip.01:29
jdubseb128: that bug ROCKS01:30
jdubseb128: it could indeed be inotify01:30
jdubseb128: are you on gamin list?01:30
thomelmo: any objections to adding bugs.ubuntu.com? I _always_ try and type it rather than bugzilla01:31
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Kamionit'd have yet more SSL cert problems ...01:33
infinityNot if it just 302's to bugzilla.01:33
Kamiontrue01:34
thomi have no idea *why* our bugzilla is encrypted in the first place, but yeah, we could just 302 it 01:34
thomanyway, just a thought01:34
elmothom: no01:34
Kamionthe https is slightly valuable for auth, but the whole thing doesn't have to be https for that does it?01:34
thomgiven bugzilla should be going away anyway, a more generic name might be a good thing...01:34
mvo_thom++01:34
KamionI think it was mostly because we used to be in supa-s3kr1t mode01:35
jdubthom: or just flagrant url breaking :)01:35
fabbioneKamion: what SSL cert problem? thom will take care of it :-)01:35
thomfabbione: FOAD :-)01:35
Kamionhaha01:35
fabbioneahah01:35
fabbionei am a true bastard01:35
jdubserious foad issues with mr. may01:35
infinityThat reminds me to file an RFU on ssl-cert.01:36
infinity(request for unsucking)01:36
infinityIf that's even possible.01:36
thomheh01:36
elmothom: well that's why I've not done bugs.u.c before, because it'll become malone at some point presumably, which would be a confusing switch without transition, but *shrug*01:36
fabbioneinfinity: well.. thom is upstream you know?01:36
thomfabbione: so are you01:36
fabbioneno01:36
infinityfabbione : I think that may be the issue. :)01:36
fabbionei only did the debian package01:36
thomelmo: *nod*01:36
jdubthom: oh, btw, no apache2-utils?01:36
thomjdub: thinking about it01:37
jdubthom: where does htpasswd live in post-apache1.3 land?01:37
infinityjdub : We've had a few wishlist requests to split it out.  I was thinking I might.01:37
infinityjdub : Right now, they're in -common.01:37
jdubaha01:37
thomhtpasswd201:37
jdubheh01:37
infinitythom : If we split -utils, we could retain the same names as apache and just conflict.01:37
thominfinity: indeed01:37
infinitythom : No irritating "ab2" and "htpasswd2", etc.01:37
elmothe worse one is apache2ctl01:38
thomwe could just disappear apache-utils entirely, actually01:38
elmolike, hello, inconsistent-much?01:38
infinityelmo : That can't be helped, if we want 1.3 and 2.0 to be installable side-by-side, though. :/01:38
jdubinfinity: apachectl201:38
thomelmo: the binary is apache2, thus it's apache2ctl, like apache-sslctl01:38
infinityjdub : I think it was named to match apache-sslctl and apache-perlctl01:38
thomit's actually consistent with apache-*01:38
infinityYeah, what he said.01:39
jdubbong ;)01:39
elmothom: it's inconsistent with sanity01:39
jdubthat's an unusable consistency! ;)01:39
fabbionesanity????01:39
fabbionewhat's that?01:39
jdubthom: you are inspired by arch01:39
thomelmo: and thus perfect for debian01:39
elmoseriously, ab2, htpasswd2, apachectl2.. no wait.. sorry, my bad apache2ctl.. how OBVIOUS01:39
thomelmo: i'll call it a2b if you like :-)01:39
infinityelmo : Well, if we scrap ab2 and htpasswd2, then it becomes less irritating. :)01:39
fabbioneKamion: 336081aaf4fe2d5d5e6e4222aaa952d7  kernel-image-2.6.11-rc2-bk3_10.00.Custom_amd64.deb01:40
thombut yes, what he said01:40
infinitythom : I like the idea of phasing out apache-utils, and just making apache2-utils provide it.  Shall I do that, like.. now?01:40
fabbioneKamion: usual place01:40
thominfinity: please do :-)01:40
infinityfabbione : objections?01:40
fabbioneinfinity: get ready to fix also the 284773243 RC bugs you will get that for that01:40
fabbioneinfinity: i am VAC from Debian01:41
fabbionei can't object01:41
infinityfabbione : I didn't ask if you'd do it, just if you objected.01:41
fabbioneinfinity: btw.. do we know eachother?01:41
sivangseb128: what do you think about changing g-s-t to use tarball.mk ? ;-) what do you think debian upstream would say about that?01:41
infinityfabbione : <laugh>01:41
fabbioneinfinity: go ahead. i have no objections01:41
jbaileyfabbione: He's the one to blame php on... ;)01:41
fabbionei know NOTTING01:41
sivangseb128: pitti showed me g-v-m, it' so clean01:41
infinityjbailey : die.01:41
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fabbionejbailey: yeah i know.. :P01:41
infinityjbailey : I was young, foolish.. And now it's too late to give it away.01:41
pittiseb128: the problem with not using it that the NNlibtoolize.patch fails to unapply01:42
infinitythom : Consider it done.  It's on my TODO for the next few days.01:42
seb128jdub: nop, but I could subscribe to this list too :)01:42
Kamionfabbione: downloading01:42
pittiseb128: I also had this problem with hal; seems to be a cdbs bug, but I circumvented it by using tarball.mk01:42
jbaileypitti: What bug? =)01:42
fabbionewho did the last bunch of uploads like evolution-data-server and rhythmbox_0.8.8-2ubuntu1 ?01:42
jdubseb128: comments from viro that may be related01:42
elmofabbione: dude, guess01:42
seb128jdub: ok01:43
seb128pitti: ??01:43
fabbioneKamion: i really do NOT ensure anything about that kernel01:43
fabbioneelmo: hmmmmm thom?01:43
Kamionfabbione: sure01:43
fabbione;)01:43
pittiseb128: once I had a hal patch which changed libtool and autofoo files01:43
fabbioneKamion: it compiles.. that's all i know01:43
elmofabbione: he-iz-one-man-gnome-army01:43
pittiseb128: it applied, but after building the package it failed to unapply, i. e. debclean failed01:43
thominfinity: have a look at the ubuntu packages, i'm not sure there's much difference but there may be some stuff worth stealing01:43
sivangseb128: same here01:43
seb128pitti: pitti oh, right, bugged debian/rules :)01:44
infinitythom : Will do.01:44
jbaileypitti: What occasionally happens is that at some point afterwards those files get rebuilt.01:44
sivangjbailey: the cdbs .mk(s) ?01:44
jbaileypitti: You have to make sure that any patching like that also includes setting maintainer-mode in the configure.ac01:44
pittijbailey: _could_ be the reason01:44
fabbioneseb128: isn't time to start to check the B-D of your packages?01:44
seb128fabbione: what's wrong ?01:44
pittijbailey: in any case I prefer tarball.mk since it is so much cleaner and more robust01:45
jbaileypitti: It's probably 75% of the suckage around relibtoolising/autoconfing.01:45
fabbioneseb128: both e-d-s and rhythmbox_0.8.8-2ubuntu1 fails with older versions of some libraries01:45
jbaileypitti: Concur, that's why I wrote it. =)01:45
pittijbailey: you can happily mess up build-tree and experiment wihtout breaking your source01:45
seb128pitti: is that a tarball in the tarball ?01:45
pittiseb128: it's a tarball (the original one) in the orig.tar.gz, yes01:45
fabbioneseb128: and they do not enforce the B-D on the new ones01:45
seb128fabbione: what versions ? rhythmbox has not changed for months01:45
pittiseb128: but that's about the only drawback 01:45
seb128fabbione: BTW the new rb upload is broken01:46
pittijbailey: oh, that was you? Thanks a lot for it :-)01:46
jbaileypitti: dpkg purists have trouble with it, though.01:46
fabbioneseb128: e-d-s 1.1.4-0ubuntu1: checking for libsoup-2.2 >= 2.2.2... Requested 'libsoup-2.2 >= 2.2.2' but version of libsoup is 2.2.101:46
fabbioneconfigure: error: Library requirements (libsoup-2.2 >= 2.2.2) not met; consider adjusting the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable if your libraries are in a nonstandard prefix so pkg-config can find them.01:46
seb128pitti: no way to do this01:46
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pittijbailey: guess what? I looked at Keybuk's dpkg V2 proposal, and it seems to do exactly that :-)01:46
fabbioneseb128: rb has a similar error01:46
seb128fabbione: arg, I've updated it, I swear01:46
pittiseb128: yeah, you need a new upstream version to do that01:46
fabbionePerhaps you should add the directory containing `gstreamer-libs-0.8.pc'01:46
fabbioneto the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable01:46
fabbioneNo package 'gstreamer-libs-0.8' found01:46
fabbioneconfigure: error: GStreamer not found, or older than version 0.8.101:46
seb128fabbione: rb has dropped a depends that should not be dropped01:46
fabbioneseb128: no problem :-)01:47
seb128yeah, I know about this one, debian's fault :)01:47
fabbionejust reporting01:47
jbaileypitti: Nice!  So far in the proposal the only thing I can see being a problem is the whole idea of unpack-without-using-anything-outside-of-base.  It pretty much eliminates any helper scripts at all.01:47
Kamionpitti: which is good - the thing dpkg purists like me have trouble with is that it's not in dpkg01:47
jbaileypitti: Or, well, forces me to install one directly into the package. =(01:47
seb128pitti: no, that's insane, I'll never do that :p01:47
eruinlocales broken atm?01:47
pittiseb128: try it once, you'll love it :-)01:47
seb128pitti: that breaks the pkg-gnome SVN usage totally, which is to have debian/ in the SVN and the upstream tarball in tarballs/ and use svn-buildpackage01:48
pittiseb128: right now you have an RC BUG! *muhaha*01:48
seb128pitti: no way01:48
eruinI've got mine set to norwegian, but no app (but firefox) is in that language. the rest are in danish, swedish and english :P01:48
eruineven more so than a few days ago01:48
seb128pitti: repackaging the upstream tarball is a real pain01:48
seb128pitti: atm upstream tarball == orig01:48
pittiseb128: so then the package should be fixed to clean properly01:49
pittiseb128: <jbailey> pitti: You have to make sure that any patching like that also includes setting maintainer-mode in the configure.ac01:49
pittisivang: ^ was that the reason for the failure?01:49
pittisivang: i. e. did it call autoreconf/autoconf/automake/whatever during build?01:50
seb128pitti: agreed totally on that01:50
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seb128pitti: BTW gst is not a CDBS package and use dpatch01:52
Kamionhm, ENOINITRD I think01:52
pittiseb128: argh, dpatch01:52
fabbioneKamion: humpf.. let me see again.. i am not a big fun of make-kpkg01:52
pittiseb128: okay, then sorry for the disturbance01:53
seb128so don't blame CDBS here :p01:53
seb128np :)01:53
Kamionfabbione: no, I think that's on my end01:53
pittiseb128: well, I had the same error with cdbs01:53
seb128I know, that happens sometime :)01:53
pittiseb128: but as jbailey says, it's probably not a cdbs/dpatch bug01:53
fabbioneKamion: no.. make-kpkg wants an option to build the initrd01:53
elmooh dear lord, we have an mdadm that can't start degraded raid 5 arrays in hoary01:54
fabbioneKamion: ok.. deb is updated01:54
fabbioneelmo: thanks the debian maintainer for it01:54
Kamionfabbione: hm ok01:55
eruinugh,another random X/gdm crash01:56
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pittisivang: new language-support-he package (with culmus dependency) uploaded01:58
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infinityelmo : Is that the bug dilinger just filed?01:58
eruinanyone running the very latest updates here?01:58
eruinfile -> open (after one or two tries) in gedit makes X restart :P01:58
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infinityelmo : Ahh, so it is.02:00
fabbioneeruin: please move these questions to #ubuntu02:00
pittiKamion: that means we can close #3723 now?02:01
pittiKamion: sorry, #327302:01
elmoinfinity: yeah02:02
Kamionpitti: mm, can I do one test of today's ISO first?02:03
Kamionpitti: (but basically yeah)02:03
pittiKamion: okay, I leave it open for now02:03
pittino reason to hurry02:03
Kamionfabbione: 2.6.11-rc2-bk3 segfaults02:07
fabbionewith grub or in general for other reasons?02:07
Kamionwith grub02:08
fabbioneok02:08
fabbionethan there is not much that i can do02:08
Kamionthe desktop starts up fine, although I don't have networking (sk98lin)02:08
fabbioneKamion: yes.. the sk98lin is a driver we patch02:08
fabbionei didn't port all the patches02:08
Kamionright02:08
fabbionejust used vanilla upstream02:09
Kamionsadly I think this is RC for amd64, although I suppose we could work around it by forcing lilo02:09
fabbioneKamion: i am digging on LKML mailing list02:10
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MithrandirKamion: lilo doesn't exist on our amd64, I'll see if I can track it down.. I guess it's compile time.02:11
Mithrandirfabbione: how many patches between our .9 and .10?02:11
KamionMithrandir: arse02:11
MithrandirKamion: it's easy enough to build if we want it02:11
KamionMithrandir: it's PaSed02:12
fabbioneMithrandir: you mean bk changesets?02:12
Mithrandirfabbione: yes02:12
fabbioneMithrandir: TONS02:12
fabbionehttp://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/ChangeLog-2.6.1002:12
Kamionfabbione: google hasn't been forthcoming for me02:13
fabbioneeach entry in there is at least one changeset02:13
Kamionexcept for that similar report on debian-amd6402:13
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fabbioneMithrandir: the point is that it can be a simple change somewhere in the SATA code or ide or whatever that it is absolutely unrelated to the real problem02:13
KamionI suppose I could try all the RCs to narrow it down02:14
fabbioneKamion: it won't help too much02:15
fabbionethey usually do a huge amount of commits before rc102:15
Kamionfabbione: are you just doing a plain make-kpkg on the tree? if you tell me the command line, I can build stuff myself02:15
fabbioneand from there on it's only to stabilize for release02:15
fabbionemake-kpkg --initrd --rootcmd fakeroot kernel_image02:16
fabbioneinside an unpacked linux tree from vanilla02:16
elmoseb128: why are you sonaming -dbg packages?02:16
fabbioneKamion: you will need debian/config/amd64/amd64-generic and copy it in the tree as .config02:16
seb128elmo: dh_strip --dbg-package= does that02:16
seb128elmo: I'm moving from old method to dh_strip 02:17
sivangpitti: I think so , how can I make sure?02:17
elmoseb128: err, confused - how does dh_strip affect package name?02:17
seb128elmo: you can't specificy the name, it takes the lib name and appends -dbg02:17
pittisivang: grep the g-s-t*.build log for "auto(make|conf|reconf|libtool)"02:18
elmoseb128: boggle02:18
seb128elmo: so libgnomeui-0 dbg is libgnomeui-0-dbg02:18
elmosurely that's a bug?02:18
seb128is there a problem with that naming ?02:18
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elmoseb128: well it's generating useless NEW delays, and is user-confusing for no good reason IMO02:18
pittisivan, others, I'm off for about three hours; a friend of mine defends his diploma, and I want to attend02:19
pitticu later02:19
elmoseb128: but *shrug* if you don't care, I don't suppose I do that much either02:19
sivangpitti: cool, see ya laterz 02:19
seb128elmo: yeah, but that's only happening for a few packages (should be ok now)02:19
seb128elmo: that's to be done once to get a sane situation after that ...02:19
seb128if you don't mind just get this one in, and that's ok after that :)02:20
elmoyeah, I already processed it02:22
seb128ok, thanks02:24
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tsengogra: ping02:25
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jdubtseng: would you like an endorsement? :)02:27
tsengjdub: heh im doing my wiki page now, i got it wrong02:27
tsengits a subtopic of the MaintainerCandidates page apperantly02:27
jdubthat's just zwiki being stupid02:27
jdubit saves the page you created your page from02:28
jduband calls it a parent topic02:28
jdubit02:28
jdubit's very silly02:28
tsengoh.02:28
jdubi'm a subtopic of the mataro schedule02:28
tseng:P02:28
Treenaksjdub: well, it could be considered "smart".. but it should ask, really :)02:28
tsengdo I need to add another link to myself on that page, then?02:28
Treenakstseng: yes, because you could reparent yourself to some other page02:29
jdubtseng: only on the CC page02:29
ogratseng pong02:29
fabbioneKamion: i think i found the problem02:29
tsengogra: heya :P, doing user page now bud02:29
Kamionfabbione: oh?02:29
jdubtseng: well, yes, you need to be on the MC page too02:29
Kamionfabbione: btw, 2.6.9 and 2.6.10-rc1 were like four days apart - are they really that different?02:29
ograi just saw you talking about , thumbs up !02:29
ogratseng^^02:29
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fabbioneKamion: never mind.. it's only for NUMA/acpi combinations that do not apply to -generic02:31
tsengTreenaks: ah-ha! thanks.02:31
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tsengjdub: all finished that, I believe02:35
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fabbionehmm02:46
jdubseb128: YAYayayayayAYAYAY!02:48
seb128?02:48
jdubgnomemeeting ;)02:48
seb128oh :)02:48
seb128jdub: could you run your stuff to know what's outdated ?02:49
jdubok!02:49
seb128thanks :)02:49
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dholbachre02:49
fabbioneelmo: sparc-utils is still in universe. is that intended or the change is still propagating?02:50
jdub-platform:gnome-mime-data:2.4.1:02:50
jdub+platform:gnome-mime-data:2.4.2:02:50
seb128oh, right02:50
jdub-platform:intltool:0.32.1:02:50
jdub+platform:intltool:0.33:02:50
jdub-platform:libart_lgpl:2.3.16:02:50
jdub+platform:libart_lgpl:2.3.17:02:50
jdub(though you just did that one, right?)02:50
seb128these ones is in Debian incoming, I'm waiting for a sync02:50
jdublibgnome/libgnomecanvas/libgnomeui02:50
jdubggv02:50
seb128these ones are done02:50
jdubgnome-speech02:51
seb128ggv/gnome-speech to do so :)02:51
jdubgtk-engines/gnome-themes -> pending d-g-g02:51
jdublibgail-gnome02:51
seb128that's yours :) (thanks again)02:51
jdubdasher02:51
seb128dasher has a crashed according to mjg59 02:51
seb128bah, no a lot to do, cool :)02:51
jdube-d-s 1.1.4.102:51
seb128s/no/not/02:51
seb128done too02:51
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elmofabbione: my germinate doesn't see it02:52
jdubhow do we have g-s-t 1.1.90 before ftp-release-list does? :)02:52
elmoah, probably  because it's sparc specific02:52
elmohmm, this is going to be painful02:52
fabbioneelmo: yes.. supported -> sparc-utils [sparc] 02:52
elmohmm, no, it runs germinate for sparc02:53
fabbioneif it's not an issue i can just kill the [sparc]  bit02:53
seb128jdub: ? g-s-t is not been updated yet, some patches need to be rewritten ...02:54
elmofabbione: no, I don't mean that, I meant i thought I wasn't running germinate for sparc arch, but I am.. checking02:54
jduboh, i am just on crack02:54
elmopitti: ?02:55
sivangelmo: he's away for about 3 hours02:55
seb128jdub: thanks :)02:55
elmomeh02:55
elmofabbione: dude.02:56
elmofabbione: sparc-utils isn't in the archive02:57
fabbionethe source is..02:57
elmodoesn't matter02:57
elmogerminate works off Packages files - if it's not built, it can't deal with it02:57
fabbioneAHhhhhh02:57
fabbioneok02:57
=== fabbione fixes
sivangtseng: my layouts are superiro? ;-)02:57
dholbach/wois tseng03:00
dholbach*pipe innocently*03:00
sivangdholbach: huh?03:01
ogradholbach: stop whistling.... :)03:02
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otavioWhere I can get seeds and germinate source to take a look?03:03
otavioelmo: can you provide it to me?03:03
Kamionotavio: they're all in public arch archives, one sec03:04
Kamionotavio: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/SeedManagement for the seeds03:05
Kamionotavio: baz register-archive http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/archives/colin.watson@canonical.com--2004; baz get colin.watson@canonical.com--2004/germinate--mainline--0 # for germinate03:06
Kamion(or tla if you don't have baz)03:06
otavioKamion: thanks a lot :-)03:07
ogratseng, you maintain nicotine ?03:08
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Astharotsalve03:11
elmoRejected: Unknown distribution `unstable'.03:12
elmoRejected: no source found for sparc-utils 1.9-2.3 (sparc-utils_1.9-2.3_sparc.deb).03:12
elmofabbione: --^03:12
Astharotis there a kind of netselect-apt for ubuntu ?03:13
Kamionwe don't yet have a Mirrors.masterlist file in the Debian format, which would probably kill that ...03:14
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zulhey ogra03:16
ograhey zul03:17
fabbioneelmo: that's impossible.. http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/s/sparc-utils/03:20
fabbionethe source is there03:20
fabbionei just sbuilded it03:21
tsengogra: i did in gentoo03:22
elmofabbione: uh, right, could be the distribution through katie off03:22
tsengogra: barely touch the thing now, however03:22
fabbioneelmo: that should still allow binary uploads...03:22
ogratseng, it was my fist upload (the one of two jdub missed ;) )03:23
fabbioneelmo: from the buildd at least03:23
ograhttp://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/hoary-changes/2005-January/001727.html03:23
tsengogra: nice one03:23
fabbioneelmo: do you want me to reupload?03:23
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ogralamont around ?03:36
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sivangtseng: take a look ;-)03:47
tsengsivang: heh, nice one. thanks03:48
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sivangtseng: no prob, I got to know moin at least while prewarty :)03:52
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farruinnKamion: ping?04:00
Kamionfarruinn: pong04:00
opigame, set & mach04:03
Kamion"match"04:04
farruinnKamion: I was told to ask you about hfs support on the install cd04:04
Kamionfarruinn: should already be there04:04
opiKamion, yeah, I know ;)04:04
farruinndoes it need to be loaded manually?04:05
Kamionhm, hfs-modules is Priority: extra so maybe not04:05
Kamionfarruinn: one sec, I'm looking04:05
farruinnthanks04:05
farruinnthe reason I ask is that if the install cd would allow you to mount hfs partitions it would make it easier to install on oldworld macs04:05
Kamionos-prober depends on it; that ought to be sufficient to have the udeb installed automatically04:05
Kamionmodprobe hfs04:05
farruinnah, ok, I was wondering if it was something as simple as that04:06
Kamionfarruinn: nobody's written a partman-hfs component yet04:06
Kamionso you won't be able to mount them from the partition manager04:06
farruinnso nothing would really be accomplished by 'modprobe hfs'?04:07
farruinnI mean, you can load the module but can't mount hfs partitions anyway?04:08
farruinn(I don't exactly understand what you mean by partition manager - is that the partition tool or some sort of service?)04:10
Kamionyou can mount them from the command line04:10
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farruinnok, excellent =)04:10
KamionI mean the "Partition Disks" user interface in the installer04:10
farruinnok, that's what I was thinking but wasn't sure04:11
farruinnthanks for dealing with my ignorance =)04:11
Kamionnp04:11
Kamionlet me know if it fails04:11
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dilingerinfinity: recovering raid5 arrays if 1 drive dies is overrated, anyways04:34
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danielsmdz: ping04:38
farruinnKamion: I booted into the install cd, tried a modprobe hfs but it said "no module found".  The only things in /lib/modules/2.6.8.1-3-powerpc/kernel/fs were isofs and nls04:38
Kamionfarruinn: don't try that right at the very start04:41
Kamionfarruinn: you have to run through the interface at least past retrieving installer components (or whatever the step is called)04:41
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stuNNedPLEASE offer galeon as alternative to web browser, Ximian does it, and although i like firefox it crashes a good bit, the backported version of 1.0 to warty04:42
farruinnKamion: ok, I'll try again this afternoon04:43
ograstuNNed: the backported version is neither supported nor tested by us04:43
tsengstuNNed: how about epiphany-browser04:43
stuNNedogra: why isn't galeon in multiverse or universe? :(04:43
ograstuNNed: in fact it will break the upgradeability of your system badly (all backports that is)04:44
ograstuNNed: it was unmaintained and broken when warty released04:44
stuNNedtseng: epiphany is ok but really just doesn't have as many gui options as galeon has and to be honest i've been using galeon for the past 5 years and know it a bit more04:44
stuNNedso just use something like checkinstall to install galeon deb?04:45
stuNNedwhich i'd rather not do...04:45
tsenggaleon 1.3.19 is in hoary, btw04:45
stuNNedaahhhh.... :D04:45
tsengso this will be solved in next release04:45
stuNNedthat's all i need to know, in the meantime, i'll make my own debs or just install from source, thanks :D04:46
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tsengit could use a rebuild against firefox-dev it looks like04:46
tsengdepends on mozilla-browser still04:46
Mithrandirtseng: why aren't you a MOTU yet? :)04:46
tsengMithrandir: im on the list now dude :)04:47
thomtseng: *shrug* it's in universe :-)04:47
ograMithrandir: tuesday ;)04:47
Mithrandirtseng: ah, ok.04:47
seb128elmo: gnome-gv and gnome-speech syncs please04:50
seb128elmo: libgnomesu too04:52
elmoseb128: done04:53
seb128thanks04:53
fabbioneelmo: do you want me to reupload sparc-utils?04:53
elmofabbione: sure, with the right distro04:53
fabbioneelmo: it doesn't have any hoary changes.. it's just builded as i am building universe and other packages04:54
elmofabbione: eh?  sure, but the Distribution: line in the .changes still needs to say 'hoary', not 'unstable'04:54
elmothat's why it got confused about the source  not existing, it was looking for the source in the 'unstable' suite, which obviously doesn't exist04:54
fabbioneahhhh ok04:56
fabbionewell i guess i can just edit the changes and resign them, right?04:56
elmoyeah04:56
fabbionethere... done04:56
fabbioneah here is another one we forgot...04:57
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fabbioneKamion: i need to add genromfs that is required to build d-i, what is the best seed for it?04:58
elmoif it's a b-d of d-i, you shouldn't need to?04:58
fabbioneelmo: it's one that is downloaded at build time04:58
elmoit's also a build-depends04:59
elmoonce the sparc binary gets into the archive, it'll get auto-seeded04:59
fabbioneright...05:00
fabbioneelmo: sorry if i appear silly.. all this seeds <-> archive interaction still hides some black corner cases in my head :-)05:03
fabbioneand not knowing all the secret details of archive management makes some stuff more difficult for me to understand..05:03
fabbionebut stuff is getting clear (slowly ;))05:04
fabbionethere... this should be enough....05:06
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jbaileyKamion: If you're using hotplug in d-i instead of discover, how are you handling detection of ISA/EISA devices?05:13
KamionI didn't think d-i used discover for ISA detection anyway05:19
Kamion                discover --format="%m:%V %M\n" --disable-all \05:19
Kamion                          --enable=pci,ide,scsi${sbus},pcmcia ide scsi cdrom ethernet bridge |05:19
lamontfabbione: ack05:19
lamontKamion: gnupg should _NOT_ be in hoary.buildd05:20
lamontogra: ack05:20
MithrandirKamion: I don't think discover does ISA discovery anyhow05:24
jbaileyMithrandir: The man page says that isa is a recognised bus.05:25
Mithrandirthat doesn't mean it actually _does_ anything with it.  :)05:26
Mithrandiryou can't really detect stuff on ISA in any sane way.05:26
pittisivang: I'm back05:26
mvo_pitti: how was the presentation?05:29
pittimvo_: well, I did not understand most of it05:31
pittimvo_: "High-speed in-circuit debugging of the ARM9TDMI processor code"05:31
pittimvo_: I have a major in theoretical computer science...05:31
mvo_pitti: heh05:31
seb128pitti: that's probably good time to update the language packs now :)05:32
pittiseb128: okay :-)05:32
pittiseb128: btw, it does not matter anyway05:32
pittiseb128: I can't extract the new translations, they are already stripped05:33
pittiseb128: so maybe I wait a little longer, then I can already get the stuff from lamont05:33
pittilamont: here?05:33
ogralamont: i got a bugreport for libgtksourceview-cil and try to rebuild....but there seems to be no mono-utils available, even the logs say it built...05:37
tsengogra: i have mono-utils here..05:40
ogratseng: i suspected this ;) , but i want to know why its not in universe if it was built successfull as the logs say...05:41
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tsengi see it in universe05:41
tsengGet:1 http://archive.ubuntu.com hoary/universe mono-utils 1.0.4-1 [528kB] 05:41
tsengFetched 528kB in 4s (125kB/s) 05:41
ograhuh ?05:41
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sivangdoes anybody know how are we ert plone updates from debina?05:42
sivangerrr debian05:42
whiprushogra: is there a MOTU channel or list?05:42
sivang(I have someone on the country team asking)05:42
thomogra: i386 only for mono-utils, i'd bet05:42
thomi don't think it built anywhere else05:42
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ograthom: lol dumb me...05:43
ograthom: amd64 here ;)05:43
thomyeah05:43
ograthanks05:43
thomthe lack of tomboy on amd64 is seriously annoying me05:43
thomi may do something about it soon05:43
Kamionlamont: why the emphasis?05:43
ograwhiprush: not yet...if you are interested, haggai or me are the guys to talk to05:43
lamontthom: mono's lack of buildability is kinda annoying me...05:43
lamontKamion: dunno...  but it shouldn't be there05:44
lamontanything in hoary.buildd is defacto build-essential, and gnupg and it's dependencies shouldn't be.05:44
Kamionlamont: doesn't apt throw a wobbly nowadays if it can't verify signatures?05:44
whiprushok, it'd be swell if there was a place to ask stupid questions without clogging up in here.05:44
ogralamont: we got tsen aborard soon ;) this will change i guess..05:44
Kamionlamont: that's what somebody said was happening in pbuilder ...05:44
ograwhiprush: currently i'd like to keep it in here, because here are more experienced devs to look over my stupid answers ;)05:45
whiprushk05:45
azeemKamion: the buildds don't use apt in the chroot though, AFAIK05:45
ograwhiprush: but for the uture a channel would be fine :)05:46
ografuture even05:46
whiprushis pbuilder the preferred tool for chroots?05:46
lamontKamion: apt is run outside the chroot05:46
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lamontwhiprush: it's not what the buildd's use05:47
whiprushk05:47
ograwhiprush: there are some hints if you follow he links on this page: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/MOTURecruitment05:47
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ograargh...why is the chroot page this cluttered suddenly...? could someone look at it, it seems a bit overloaded....(sudo cp /etc/shadow chroot/etc/ ??)05:49
Kamionlamont: ah05:49
lamontKamion: the choices are (1) install gnupg, (2) run apt --allow-unauthenticated, or (3) run apt outside the chroot (which sbuild has done since time immemorial)...  we picked (3)05:49
Kamionlamont: makes life interesting for supporting pbuilder though05:50
stratusdaniels, ping05:50
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ogralamont: thanks...05:50
tsengogra: we also need to figure out what needs done to get libdbus-cil built05:50
tsengit builds here, i think it may just need a reupload05:50
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tsengor missing a build-dep05:50
tsengits needed for the new tomboy, blam, and beagle05:51
lamontlets see.. it's missing dev/pts, which is required for at least some packages to build05:51
sivangerm..05:51
sivangThe following packages have unmet dependencies:05:51
sivang  plone: Depends: zope-cmfplone (= 2.0.4-2) but it is not going to be installed05:51
lamontogra: the buildd chroots do this:05:52
lamont    f=${root}/etc/passwd; grep -q "^${U}:" $f || getent passwd ${U} >> $f05:52
lamont    f=${root}/etc/group; grep -q "^buildd:" $f || getent group buildd >> $f05:52
lamont    f=${root}/etc/shadow; grep -q "^${U}:" $f || echo ${U}:\*:$(getent shadow ${U} | cut -d: -f3-9) >> $f05:52
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thomhttp://www.clearairturbulence.org/netapplet-tehappletedition.png05:54
thomPHEAR05:54
whiprushogra: ok, I'd like to sign up. I've never done packaging before but I've been reading the documentation and practicing with my own repo.05:56
tsengthom: i kinda think netapplet is the cause of my network dropping randomly of late05:56
tsengthom: ive removed it and have been fine since05:56
thomtseng: hrm, interesting05:56
tsengipw220005:56
thomi need to do more playing on my laptop05:56
tsengim imagining it may have somethign to do w/ the fact that it cant seem to get a signal reading from it05:56
ograwhiprush: thats a great start....add yourself to the MaintainerCandidates page .....get a gpg key....05:56
tsengshows as a big 005:56
whiprushon it05:56
thomoh, that's a definite possibility then05:57
thomtseng: hrm, i'll finish this up and then might well ask you for some debug info05:57
tsenggnome-netstatus can read it fine05:57
tsengthom: sure05:57
tsengit might be related to ipw2200 having no rfmon05:57
thomyeah, ipw2*00 changed their format recently air05:57
tsengim not sure how it calculated it05:57
tsengin netapplet05:58
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tritiumisn't orinoco_cs driver now patches to allow putting it in monitor mode?06:03
lamontWTH does he want /tmp bind mounted into the chroot?06:03
tritiumpatched06:03
ograheh06:03
ogralamont: thank you, looks a lot saner now...06:04
lamontogra: of course, now you can't run sudo in the chroot..., but that's a good thing, if you ask me...06:05
ogra:)06:05
lamontthe buildd's bind mount /home/buildd/.ccache, proc, devpts, and nothing else06:06
azeemlamont: s/deboostrap/debootstrap/ on DebootstrapChroot06:07
ograso probably drop the other stuff06:07
lamontazeem: gash!06:07
pittilamont: any chance that I get the stripped translation tarballs?06:07
pittilamont: I'd like to build a current set of langpacks06:07
lamontpitti: growing them all together it todays only project.  If you can wait a few hours, I'll have ~lamont/translations up and happy.. If not, I can duplicate all the work and manually copy everything into place...06:09
ogragah, xkb is really broken on my lappie....couldnt type again...06:09
pittilamont: no, a few hours is okay06:09
pittilamont: building the packs tomorrow is perfect06:09
ogralamont: also mounting /home in the chroot seems a bit silly (at least me runs the chroot below home, dunno how others do it though)06:13
lamontogra: /home is a convenience for the users, gives them a trivial way to access stuff inside the chroot, etc.06:17
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ogradriving home.....later....06:18
elmodoes anyone know off hand where the regex for generating Closes: is in the dpkg-dev scripts?06:24
elmoah, nm, found it06:24
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Kamiondaniels: has anyone mentioned yet that the latest l-r-m failed to build on i386?06:40
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elmowhats' $& in perl and which of the perl manpages is that kind of thing defined in?06:42
Mithrandirperlvar06:42
stratusperlop?06:42
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Mithrandir       $&      The string matched by the last successful pattern match (not06:43
Mithrandir               counting any matches hidden within a BLOCK or eval() enclosed06:43
Mithrandir               by the current BLOCK).  (Mnemonic: like & in some editors.)06:43
Mithrandir               This variable is read-only and dynamically scoped to the cur-06:43
elmoMithrandir: cheers06:43
Mithrandir               rent BLOCK.06:43
elmogod my perl2python skillz have so attrophied06:44
Mithrandirit makes all regexes a fair bit slower, though, so it should be avoided.06:44
seb128elmo: could you get gazpacho in universe from debian (we don't have it atm) ?06:51
smurfixelmo: a friend of mine once wrote a translator06:52
elmoseb128: err, upstream version freeze means no new packages are being imported.. or is it a gnome thing?06:53
elmosmurfix: run away06:53
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smurfixelmo: yep, especially from http://www.crazy-compilers.com/bridgekeeper/06:53
smurfix(that domain name should give one a clue or two ;-)06:53
seb128elmo: that's a gnome/python stuff, but not part of the desktop. I'll mail Matt/Jeff to ask with you in the Cc:, ok ?06:54
elmoseb128: yep, cool, thanks06:55
smurfixgah, the thing was opensource last time I looked. :-(06:55
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kagouhi07:00
kagouis there repository for old packages ?07:02
tsenghm?07:03
zulkagou, morgue.ubuntulinux.org07:03
kagouthanks zul 07:03
tsengoh, old versions07:03
elmothat so needs an index07:05
mdzdaniels: pong07:05
thomi think he's thoroughly asleep by now07:06
mdzpitti: pong07:07
mdzajmitch: yes, we have been dropping python 2.2 and 2.1 support over the past couple of weeks07:08
mdzmorning07:08
thomgood morning07:08
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pittiHi mdz!07:08
pittimdz: it was probably about the evo security update, I mailed07:08
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mdzok, catching up on mail07:09
pittiguys, has anybody of you ever tried DVD-RAM?07:09
pittiI just bought a DVD-RAM drive and tried writing on it, but it's slooow...07:09
dholbachpitti: only under winbloze, and it was DAMN slow too07:09
Treenakspitti: at what speed?07:09
tsengi have a dvd+-rw07:09
pittiI only get about 1.5MB/s07:09
Treenakspitti: wow.. that'll burn a DVD in a day07:10
pittino, wrong07:10
pitti1.5 MB/min07:10
jdz_oh man.. ouch.07:10
mdzpitti: I have a DVD-RAM/-RW/+RW drive07:11
pittiTreenaks: well, so far I also tried CD-RW, and that is fast07:11
T-Bonepitti: i have a DVD-RAM here. And yes it's slow. ;)07:11
mdzpitti: I use DVD+RW media in it, and it works very well07:11
pittiTreenaks: but packet writing is a pain07:11
pittioh, wait07:11
pittimaybe it was because of pmount's sync mounting...07:12
mdzpitti: the disc isn't mounted for burning07:12
mdzit writes directly to the block device07:12
mdzpitti, daniels: I'm getting mangled emails from you via ubuntu-devevl07:13
mdzdevel07:13
mdzoh, eek07:14
lamontI assume t here's a nice python module that will take 'key: value' pairs and produce a dictionary from same...  what's it called?07:14
mdzthey're going from you, to the list, out to some subscriber, who is mangling them and sending back to the list07:14
pittiyay!"07:14
mdzlamont: the 'dict' object does that itself07:14
mdzlamont: dict(sequence of x,y) -> dictionary of x: y07:14
pittinow it's much faster, using async and noatime :-)07:15
mdzpitti: oh, you are using it for a writable filesystem? I have not tried that yet07:15
pittimdz: what is mangled?07:15
pittimdz: DVD-RAM, yes07:15
mdzpitti: never mind, it is a subscriber mangling the mails07:15
pittimdz: now it's very nice07:15
pittimdz: yes, I also saw that list. Looks like a bounce07:15
lamontmdz: I have ["a:b","c:d"]  and want {'a':'b','c':'d'} ... off to study dict...07:15
mdzI have not seen dvd+ram media around; how much do they cost compared to dvd+rw?07:16
pittimdz: you format it with mkudffs, then all the Utopia hotplugging stuff instantly works07:16
pittimdz: I payed  5.90 for one 4.7 GB disc07:16
mdzwow, that is a lot07:16
pittimdz: about $7 maybe07:16
pittimdz: yes, it is07:16
pittimdz: but they are said to be _very_ reliable07:16
mdzI bought 10 DVD+RW for $2007:16
pittimdz: they aren't for giving to friends 07:17
mdzand I have written some of them perhaps 50 or 100 times07:17
pittimdz: they are for reliable backup07:17
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mdzit is difficult for me to trust optical media for backups :-)07:17
mdzpitti: yes, likewise07:17
pittimdz: these things come in a cartridge, so it's protected a little better07:18
mdzpitti: I bought 10 CD-RW, and they all failed within a few weeks07:18
mdzthey came in jewel cases07:18
mdzso now I only buy DVD+RW07:18
pittimdz: +rw is better than -rw?07:18
mdzalso, I enjoy not using cdrecord anymore07:18
pittiI bought a bunch of dvd+r media for playing with, too07:19
mdzpitti: I have not tried -rw, but having found something which works very well for me, I am happy07:19
pitticool07:19
pittiI don't really look through this format jungle07:19
pittimdz: can you do packet writing with cd+rw?07:21
mdzyes, it is silly how many formats there are07:21
pittimdz: dvd+rw, I mean07:21
mdzpitti: I don't know; I prefer to ignore CD formats07:21
mdzah07:21
mdzI don't know07:21
pittiI find it difficult to accumulate 4.7 GB of data and write it in one chunk07:22
pittiright now I backup my foto collection and I want to do incremental backup07:22
jdz_lamont: something like this? dict([stringX.split(":") for stringX in listY] )07:23
lamontmdz: doesn't look like dict() will do what I want...07:23
lamontjdz_: that assumes exactly one : in each line (which is not true), but yeah, something like that...07:23
mdzlamont: I didn't realize you meant you had strings, rather than pairs (tuples)07:24
mdzprobably easiest would be:07:24
mdzfor pair in ['a:b', 'c:d'] : key, value = pair.split(':'); mydict[key]  = value07:25
smurfixpitti: if you don't finalize the thing you can append to an existing isofs07:25
smurfix... or just build the file system while burning it07:25
lamontmdz: again, assumes exactly one ':' per value...07:26
jdz_lamont: I don't believe there's a function to do that already; you may have to add a filter to remove extra ":"'s07:26
pittismurfix: maybe; however, I think packet writing finally found its way into 2.6.1007:26
lamontjdz_: sigh07:26
lamontok07:26
smurfixpitti: sure, but still -- anyone can read isofs. I wouldn't be so sure about packet-written CDs07:27
mdzlamont: you have things like 'a:b:c' and want 'a' and 'b:c'?07:27
lamonthrm... that would work with ': ' as the delimiter....07:27
mdzlamont: if so, use pair.split(':', 1)07:27
lamontmdz: ah, cool07:28
pittismurfix: hmm, packet writing is already soooo old, windows can do it for ages07:28
pittismurfix: and it just uses UDF07:28
pittismurfix: so I guess that should be no problem07:28
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T-Bonefabbione: ping?07:31
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mdzKamion: I'd like to do a new d-i build with the new casper-check07:39
mdzKamion: do you want to give it a quick eyeball and see if it looks reasonable to you?07:39
mdzit seems to work07:39
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metalikopI recently upgraded to 2.1.4 and I'm getting some odd IMAP errors07:44
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metalikopIMAP4 server mail.somesite.com unexpectedly disconnected: Invalid argument.07:44
metalikopupgraded _Evolution_ to 2.1.407:44
metalikopUnexpected token in response from IMAP server mail.somesite.com: .07:45
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tsengmetalikop: sounds like an #ubuntu question07:51
metalikoppossibly, except i'm running hoary so I thought this'd be the best place.07:52
tsengno, this is -devel as in development questions, not support on the development branch07:52
tsengthats in #ubuntu, ubuntu-users ml and bugzilla07:53
metalikopdoh!07:53
metalikopmy bad :(07:53
tsengno biggy, just for reference.07:53
metalikopwould this be a bad time to ask about libmultisync-plugin-evolution?07:54
tsengwell i cant help you with it, I use gnome pilot07:55
metalikophas some dependency issues with libe*1.2-0 (>=1.1.1)07:55
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tsengyou're quite right, have you grabbed the source and tried to fix?07:56
metalikopnot yet, I'll give that a shot07:56
tsengit looks like this is another one of those buggers that needs rebuilt against each new e-d-s upload =/07:57
metalikopindeed07:57
tsengapt-get source l-m-e07:57
tsengcd l-m-e/debian07:57
tsengedit control to the latest build-deps07:57
tsengcd .. ; dpkg-buildpkg -rfakeroot07:57
tsenginstall the resulting deb in the parent dir07:58
tsengif that works, report back :)07:58
tseng(thats the kind of discussion that is appropriate here btw)07:58
tsenggood luck.07:58
metalikopthx07:58
tsengmay need to do an apt-get build-deps l-m-e on that as well07:59
tsengto install dependencies.07:59
dholbachtseng: gnome-launch-box will be / is such a bugger too :-)08:02
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T-Bonegah, still the same failure on ubuntu-base on ia64 :(08:05
=== T-Bone wonders WTH: chroot target apt-get -f install solved the issue :P
tsengdholbach: gorss08:07
tseng*gross08:07
dholbachtseng: what's gross? e-d-s dependency heck?08:08
dholbach:-)08:09
tsengyeah08:09
mdzlamont: what time of day does the daily d-i build run?08:09
mdzI think I need an additional one08:09
dholbachtseng: i guess their api will settle down at some stage :-)08:09
tsengdholbach: hopefully.08:10
dholbachbtw: seb128: i get a floating point exception with evoluation (on AMD64) now too - maybe the  glb  (gnome-launch-box) exception has the same origin08:11
dholbachs/evoluation/evolution08:11
Treenakseovulation?08:13
Treenaks(is that like mencal implemented inside of evolution?)08:13
makomdz: woot, one of the guys from the solid arab font groups uses ubuntu and can help us with arabic bugs/support08:14
mdzmako: nice08:14
T-BoneKamion, lamont: i'll some advice whenever possible ;P08:15
makoi'm doublechecking but i think we can close 533008:15
dholbachTreenaks: :-)08:15
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Treenaksdholbach: if mencal exported icalendar files it could work08:17
Treenaksdholbach: anyway...08:17
dholbachdholbach: sorry, i don't really know about mencal08:18
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dholbachTreenaks: sorry, i don't know, what mencal is about - i just mispelled evolution and wanted to state it was broken at my place :-)08:19
Treenaksdholbach: apt-cache show mencal08:20
Treenaksdholbach: or ask amaya :)08:20
dholbachTreenaks: HAHA :-)08:21
metalikoptseng: you have a second?08:21
tsengmetalikop: ok.08:21
metalikopmind if I pm you?08:22
metalikopit's okay to say no, I'll probably only be an annoyance anyways08:22
seb128dholbach: if you know how to fix it let me know, I work on i386 not amd64 ...08:22
tsengmetalikop: go ahead08:26
dholbachwell guys, i'm off - got a learning meeting tonight :-(08:28
dholbach*wave*08:28
fabbioneelmo: ping?08:31
fabbioneT-Bone: pong08:31
elmofabbione: yah?08:32
fabbioneelmo: remember a while ago i was mentioning quinndiff not catching all the Packages to build? i got the same problem again on the same package08:32
fabbioneelmo: what did i need to send to you?08:32
elmoPackages, Sources and your Packages-Arch-Specific08:33
fabbioneelmo: ok08:33
fabbioneARGH08:34
fabbioneok08:34
fabbioneit's listed in the PAS08:34
fabbionei wonder why....08:34
elmowhat pkg/08:34
fabbionethe reason is *cough*stupid*cough*08:34
T-Bonefabbione: any good reason not to enable altivec support in power4 kernels?08:34
fabbioneddetect08:34
fabbioneT-Bone: what is altivec?08:35
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T-Bonedoh08:35
elmofabbione: like MMX and SSE08:35
elmofor powerpc08:35
fabbionei don't have a ppc08:35
elmofabbione: ddetect isn't in current Debian p-a-s?08:35
fabbionei don't know.. i got the configs from Herbert08:35
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fabbioneelmo: i got the PAS that is around the DC08:35
fabbioneat least the one that is packaged08:36
elmofabbione: christ knows where's that from, it's not what's on jackass08:36
T-Bonefabbione: http://www.apple.com/g5processor/executioncore.html08:36
elmowe use debian +custom entries for our ubuntu-specific packages08:36
fabbioneelmo: from lamont pkgs?08:36
elmoyou'd be much better with current Debian 08:36
elmofabbione: yeah08:36
T-Bonefabbione: altivec is roughly a CPU extension that computes vectorized instructions08:36
T-Bonefabbione: in other words, it the stuff that makes the CPU rock08:37
T-Bonefabbione: so you really want it enabled by default08:37
fabbioneT-Bone: ok, please file a bug.. and add zul in CC08:37
stratusit seems that altivec is like sse2 on p4 cpus08:37
elmot-bone: assuming all machines power4 kernels work on have it08:37
elmoand/or the kernel doesn't crash if you enable it on such a machine08:37
T-Boneelmo: that's what i'm not sure of, hence my first question08:37
fabbioneelmo: ok.. so can you handle me a decent PAS for sparc?08:37
zulfabbione: eh?08:38
fabbioneT-Bone: ok, than please investigate08:38
fabbionezul: kernel config allignment? ;)08:38
zulfabbione: ah08:38
elmofabbione: as I said Debian's is fine, but people.u.c/~james/ has what's on jackass08:38
T-Bonefabbione: well, hand me a R6000 and i'll tell you ;P08:39
T-Bonefabbione: i think benh would know. better ask him08:39
fabbioneelmo: thanks08:40
fabbioneT-Bone: ok, please investigate and let me know :-)08:40
T-Bone;P08:40
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fabbioneelmo: yeah.. that did it apparently08:44
fabbionei am off to cook dinner08:45
fabbionelater 08:45
=== T-Bone is off for dinner too
=== T-Bone is now known as T-Gone
=== lamont surfaces
=== Treenaks increases the pressure a bit
Treenakshi lamont :)08:57
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lamontmdz: around?08:59
tsengcan anyone reupload multisync?09:00
mdzlamont: yep09:00
mdzlamont: elmo has set of the d-i builds for me09:00
tsengit needs a rebuild against e-d-s09:00
lamontmdz: if you want to toss me an ssh public key, I'll send you back a command that will let you trigger DI & liveCD builds anytime you want...09:02
lamontpitti: around?09:03
azeemtseng: I wanted to bug ogra about it09:03
tsengazeem: ya..09:03
lamontpitti: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/translations09:03
mdzlamont: sent09:04
ogratseng, azeem: only libmultisync-plugin-evolution ?09:04
tsengogra: thats one binary from the multisync source09:04
tsengogra: i imagine you'll need to do the whole thing09:04
ograyeah, Source: multisync09:05
azeemyeah09:05
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ogratseng: can you test it ? i only have ipaqs with linux on them :-P09:06
tsengogra: metalikop did a test build09:06
tsengipaqs?09:07
azeemtseng: of the latest package in unstable?09:07
tsengin hoary09:07
ogratseng: way old pieces (first generation.....) bought but nearly never used them....silly but true :)09:07
tsengi had him do an apt-get build-dep ; dpkg-buildpkg and test the results09:08
tsengi dont have any hardware to sync to09:08
azeemwell, I was going to suggest syncing with unstable, the maintainer has resurfaced and improved the syncml support considerably09:08
ogratseng: i thought you are using it...09:08
tsengnosir, i was helping someone else who wondered why it was uninstallable09:09
elmosmurfix: ?09:09
smurfixyep09:09
ograazeem, tseng: then its better to poke elmo to sync i think....which will initiate a rebuild anyway09:09
elmo adelie.ubuntu.c 193.79.237.14    2 u  929 1024  377    0.235  1403.18 1403.5109:10
tsengsounds like a good plan.09:10
elmosmurfix: I've got one machine where ntp is showing that, but adelie itself is fine, and none of the other 40 machines syncing with adelie are having problems.. ever seen that kind of thing?09:10
elmo(specifically the 1403 jitter)09:10
elmothe machine itself is completely idle09:11
azeemogra: I'll see whether it builds fine and then mail you/elmo09:11
ograazeem: great, thanks .... (btw. ubuntu hoary ??)09:12
smurfixelmo: anyhing special about that box -- kenrle verson, etwork adapter, ..?09:12
smurfixkernel09:12
ogra /hoary/hurd/09:12
ogragah09:12
elmosmurfix: nope, it's almost identical to about 15 of the other 40 machines that sync with adelie and aren't showing the same thing09:12
elmomeh, and it's gone now09:12
elmonothing helpful in syslog - will the /var/log/ntp stuff be at all useful?09:12
smurfixelmo: I assume that standard ping, tracepath, and whatnot all show absolutely zero variance in ping time et al.?09:13
elmosmurfix: it's GB LAN :)09:13
elmoanyway, don't worry now that it's gone.. if it comes back I'll check out ping etc.09:14
smurfixelmo: So? I've seen a boy where that happened too, turned out that the interrupt router to the second network card was shot09:14
elmoit made my nagios cry is all09:14
smurfixelmo: i.e. it would work perfectly whenever I logged in through the first card and started tcpdumping ;-)09:15
smurfixelmo: did you have time to do something about the stupid orig.tgz problem?09:15
elmosmurfix: yeah, I msged you?09:15
azeemogra: dunno09:15
ograazeem: i thought you are a hurd guy ....09:16
azeemyeah, but I'm a Ph.D. student as well ;)09:16
smurfixelmo: ... which got lost. (I hate IRCing from behind firewalls.)09:16
smurfix(esp. ones which habitually disregard keepalives and other niceties.)09:16
elmosmurfix: ah, well, I just said "fixed" :)09:18
smurfixelmo: Thanks -- did you feed the file into the pool or should I upload a -3 version?09:19
elmoupload a -3 pls, I'm interested to see if it works :)09:19
elmoif it doesn't, I'll just poolify it manually but I hate doing that09:19
smurfixelmo: OK, sent, will tell you what the mails say.09:20
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lamontmdz: sent09:33
lamontmdz: note that I just added the mutual exclusion, so the builds that elmo launched for you won't stop you from trashing yourself if they haven't finished...09:33
whiprushogra: ok, I'm all set up on the wiki, ready to do this MOTU thing.09:33
elmolamont: they finished already09:34
lamontwoot09:34
mdzyeah, I just need to wait for an rsync slot to open up now so I can actually download them09:34
ograwhiprush: cool :)09:34
ograwhiprush: chi Jorge, i'm Oli09:35
ogra /chi/hi/09:35
lamontmdz: while ! rsync ... ; do sleep 1; done :-)09:35
mdzyeah09:35
mdzsleep 5 ;-)09:35
whiprushogra: rock, now what do I do?09:35
ograpitti: ping...09:36
jdubGO WHIPRUSH GO!09:36
whiprushWould something like thoggen be a good "starter" package?09:36
ograwhiprush: thoggen ?09:37
whiprushit's that gstreamer ripper/encoder thing for DVDs.09:37
mvo_whiprush: I talked with the author and he does not feel that it's quite ready yet09:38
mdzlamont: thanks for the scriptage; I'll try it out the next time I need a full set of stuff09:38
mdzyay, rsync let me in09:38
ograwhiprush: hmm, i thought about packaging this one, but since i got sucked in by the MOTU thing i'm running out of time.... http://s1x.homelinux.net/projects/serpentine <-- could make you quite famous....09:40
mvo_beside that thogen is a nice package, it even has a debian directory :) (also it needs some love)09:41
lamontmdz: glad to be able to go to bed while you pull an all-nighter... :-)09:41
mdzplease test the current daily-live/current/ ; if it's good, it is going to go out as a live CD milestone release09:42
whiprushogra: sure, I can do that. any other recommendations?09:42
Kamionmdz: did you get that d-i rebuild? I was out at dinner09:42
=== jdub rsyncs livecd
=== mvo_ download the livecd
ograwhiprush: dont make it to hard for yourself, start with something small :)09:43
whiprushokey09:43
mdzKamion: yep09:43
mdzKamion: and lamont also set it up so that they can be triggered remotely09:43
jdubmdz: max connections reached :)09:43
Kamionmdz: hey, rock09:43
mdzKamion: your key should probably be added to the auth for that09:43
mdzjdub: just keep trying09:43
Kamionyes please09:43
mdzlamont: ^^09:43
=== lamont waits for rsync to let him in...
lamontKamion: key please09:43
jdubhaha09:43
ograoh, new live cd....09:43
jdub@ERROR: max connections (15) reached - try again later09:44
jdub...09:44
jdub@ERROR: max connections (25) reached - try again later09:44
lamontor I could gen a new one for you...09:44
jdub...09:44
=== ogra takes the iso....
mdzjdub: it's round-robin on two servers now09:44
mdzand they're both full09:44
jdubawesome ;)09:44
jduband bad09:44
jdubbut mostly awesome09:44
ogralol09:44
lamontneed to enhance bittorrent to do hashes so we could seed the file... :-)09:45
mdzhmm, actually09:45
mdzthom: if this live build goes out as a milestone, I'm going to want torrents09:45
mdzthom: is that doable?09:45
KamionI know the magic to do the torrents little-side09:46
mdzok09:46
mdzand the other bit is the tracker/seeding?09:46
mdzthat's it, I can't take it anymore09:47
mdzI'm patching the beeping out of growisofs09:47
mdzit beeps 5 times every time I write a disc09:47
ograwhiprush: i just see, your key isnt signed by anybody.....you will need a signature...09:48
mdzunless you specify this undocumented 20-character option09:48
smurfixmdz: ouch09:48
thommdz: yeah, i can kick the tracker09:48
lamontmdz: on that ssh... you'll need to be buildd on the remote end, of course... :-)09:48
mdzlamont: added "User buildd" to .ssh/config09:48
mdzthom: awesome, thanks09:48
Kamionlamont: you have /msg, in case you didn't see09:48
whiprushogra: yeah, I'm pretty new. :)09:48
lamontyeah - just sending you email Kamion 09:48
Kamionok, thanks09:49
ograwhiprush: do you know anybody with a vlid signed key who could sign yours ? or a local LUG near you ?09:49
smurfixOr you could check with biglumber09:50
whiprushyeah this is a new key, I'll have that fixed soon.09:50
ograwhiprush: great :) 09:50
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lamontKamion: sent09:50
pittilamont: grrrrreat!09:51
ograpitti: hi09:51
pittiogra: pong. Sorry, was phoning with gf :-)09:51
ograpitti: is it intentional that vim-gtk isnt available on warty-security ? someone asked in #ubuntu-de before....09:52
pittilamont: what does buildd-status contain exactly?09:52
Kamion   vim-gtk | 1:6.3-025+1ubuntu2.2 | warty-security/universe | amd64, i386, powerpc09:52
pittilamont: always the latest directory with stripped stuff?09:52
lamontpitti: that's the translations since I turned on stripping - please tell me that version 5 didn't turn it back off.. :-)09:52
ograKamion: universe ? 09:52
lamontpitti: for each of the buildd's, it contains the name of the last directory that I walked09:52
Kamionogra: yes09:53
lamontpitti: last successfully walked, that is...  oops.09:53
=== lamont should fix that...
ograKamion: strange....i thought it was in main...09:53
mdzpitti: do you intend to allow pmount to unmount by directory, rather than only by device?09:53
Kamionogra: nope, vim-gnome is, vim-gtk isn't09:53
ograheh, ok09:54
Kamionogra: see also bug #359909:54
ograso the guy was missing  warty-security/universe in his sources list then...09:54
pittilamont: that means the directory will change every day?09:54
Kamionogra: yes, as that bug says we accidentally shipped warty without warty-security/universe in sources.list09:55
pittilamont: or, rather, every day gets its own directory?09:55
ograKamion: ah, got it... thanks :)09:55
pittimdz: if it's easy and robust to map it to a device, I could do that09:57
pittimdz: I'm in the middle of producing a new upstream version anyway, so now is in fact a good time to do that :-)09:57
Kamionlamont: excellent, scripted, thanks09:58
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ograwhiprush: i just see you are interested in ltsp.....thats probably a good startpoint too....09:59
lamontKamion: yeah, and I even fixed the user name on your copy. :-)10:00
lamontpitti: so it now only updates the last date ran (in buildd-status) when it successfully walks said tree. :-)10:01
ogramdz: obnoxious beeping ? http://www.dina.dk/~abraham/religion/vi-music10:01
ogra:)10:01
mdzgah10:02
mdzKamion: this liev CD doesn't have any of my d-i modifications10:03
mdzKamion: was the DI_TYPE switch flipped the wrong way or something?10:03
mdzKamion: it does have the isolinux fix, though10:04
mdzgah, it didn't get mirrored10:06
mdzelmo: ?10:07
mdzI just re-ran anonftpsync manually, and it still isn't showing up10:07
smurfixelmo: ENOWAY. "ignoring ntp_4.2.0a+stable.orig.tar.gz, since it's already in the archive". I'm afraid you'll have to manually move the beast.10:07
whiprushogra: yeah I'm in the same lug as jim mcquillan, we've talked about ubuntu/ltsp stuff in the past.10:07
ajmitchmorning people10:08
ajmitchogra: I saw you mention ubuntu hurd, going to work on it? ;)10:08
smurfixajmitch: my timezone says you're two hours early with that greeting. ;-)10:08
ajmitchsmurfix: sorry, it's thursday morning here :)10:09
ajmitchwe just have to wait for the rest of the world to catch up10:09
ograajmitch: no time for such games....we'll have to wait until azeem has made his diploma *g*10:09
thomyou australians have to be ahead at something i guess... ;-)10:10
ajmitchthom: pfft, I'm in NZ, not that other place10:10
thomheh, you need even more help then ;=)10:11
ajmitchwe're not an australian state yet!10:11
ograthom: nah, if they would be ahead, they would know how to drive on the correct side of the road....10:11
=== ogra ducks
ajmitchogra: recruited any other MOTUs?10:16
ogra ajmitch, whiprush is on his way :)10:16
ajmitchgreat, soon it'll be down to only 3000 packages each :)10:17
ograyay :-D10:17
lamontsmurfix: what are you trying to do with ntp?10:19
thomhey lamont, know much about lwresd?10:20
jdubhooray for rsync10:23
ajmitchjdub: many savings?10:23
jdubyeah, it's pretty rad now10:24
ajmitchgreat, it might almost be usable for me10:24
jdubajmitch: 10:26
jdub   550098944 100%    3.32MB/s    0:02:37  (1, 100.0% of 1)10:26
lamontthom: I know that bind9 includes it... :-)10:26
jdubwrote 164343 bytes  read 15886018 bytes  82099.03 bytes/sec10:26
jdubtotal size is 550098944  speedup is 34.2710:26
lamontsent 164353 bytes  received 49416730 bytes  38780.67 bytes/sec10:26
lamonttotal size is 550098944  speedup is 11.0910:26
lamontthat machine hasn't been syncing every day10:26
lamontsince rsync doesn't really do --bwlimit...10:27
ajmitchjdub: impressive10:27
thomlamont: gah :-)10:27
thomok10:27
ajmitchalthough I've only got a measly 128kbit line, so I might put that in the crontab10:27
ajmitchjdub: that's for the live cd?10:29
lamontajmitch: I saw 425kB/s, on a line that I know is limited to 256kbits10:29
lamontyeah10:29
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lamontjdub: please note that amd64 (and ia64) will have occasional burps as the livecd rootfs grows too big and we have to rebuild it (and thereby trash rsync-ability for the day)10:30
ajmitchgrabbing at a steady 10K/sec now :)10:31
ajmitchsomeone suggesting anjuta2 be packaged, released in feb - is that possible to stick at least a beta in universe before feature freeze?10:35
ajmitchhmm, beta in early feb, no release date mentioned10:35
jdubyeah10:36
jdubwe're more relaxed about upstream version changes in universe10:36
jdubas long as we have someone trying them out and saying that they definitely work :)10:36
ajmitchgreat10:37
smurfixlamont: uploading a new version to Debian, basically10:37
smurfixlamont: ... which 10:37
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smurfixlamont: ... which proved to be nontrivial; the first upload had a -dbg which elmo didn't want to accept, so I uploaded an .orig.tgz-less -2, which ended up in the pool ... *without* the orig.tgz.10:38
Kamionmdz: it was set to daily-installer; changed back to installer10:39
smurfixlamont: Needless to say, that shouldn't have happened.10:40
mdzKamion: shouldn't daily-installer have been correct?10:48
mdzKamion: isn't that where lamont's builds go?10:48
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Kamionmdz: er ... d'oh10:49
=== lamont beats openoffice on the head
Kamionmdz: quite right, changed back :-)10:49
ajmitchfor a minute I thought you said 'openoffice on the hurd'.. but nobody's been brave enough to port that10:50
mdzKamion: I didn't run cron.daily-live until elmo said the build was on mirnyy10:50
mdzI don't have access to mirnyy to check10:50
lamont(use OO.o to edit a file, run it again to edit a file with the same name in a diff directory, exit the second one, get prompted about what to do with changes, click discard, watch everything exit, scream.)10:50
mdzbut it certainly didn't make it to little10:50
Kamionmdz: you can look at http://mirnyy.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ from anywhere surely10:50
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mdzah, didn't realize it was a public mirror10:52
mdzKamion: oh, hey, it's on little now10:52
mdzKamion: did you do a mirror sync?10:52
mdzmaybe it works for you and not for me10:52
Kamionno10:52
mdzhmm10:52
Kamiondidn't touch that10:52
mdzlrwxrwxrwx    1 cjwatson cdimage        26 Jan 26 08:01 current -> 20041227ubuntu7.0.2005012510:52
mdzlrwxrwxrwx    1 mdz      cdimage        27 Jan 26 21:13 current -> 20041227ubuntu7.0.20050126010:52
mdzanyway, doing new cron.daily-live now10:53
Kamionhow can you have two symlinks both called current?10:53
mdzone is from before, the other from now10:54
mdzthe first was from after I ran cron.daily-live earlier10:54
mdzthe second one is wthat it looks like now10:54
mdzI think it works when I run anonftpsync by hand10:55
mdzbut the mirror doesn't update when I run cron.daily-live10:55
mdzKamion: just noticed that pxeboot.tar.gz has a config with devfs=mount,dall in it.  that's obsolete, right?10:56
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mvo_mdz: live cd works fine on my test-system10:58
mdzmvo_: thanks; unfortunately it doesn't have the new pieces I needed :-/10:59
mdzI just built a new one10:59
mdzif you could try that as well, that would be great10:59
haggaidpkg-deb: building package `openoffice.org' in `../openoffice.org_1.1.3-2.3ubuntu8_all.deb'.10:59
opimdz, give me a link :)10:59
haggaifinally I am getting somewhere...10:59
opimdz, I'm going to burn it tom.11:00
mvo_mdz: tomorrow in the morning then :)11:00
opimdz, I'd like to leave office today ;)11:00
mdzopi: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/11:00
opi*click*11:00
mvo_still, the last live-cd I tested did not work as well (it hanged sometimes during hotplug)11:00
elmomdz: boggle11:02
elmomdz: did you get it sorted?11:02
mdzelmo: yeah, I think the problem is on little's end11:02
mdzthough I have no idea why11:02
mdzthe script clearly calls anonftpsync near the start11:02
mdzand there is no error in the log11:02
mdzand I think it works for Kamion11:02
elmohmm, maybe it got smacked down by rsync limits but that didn't get logged somehow?11:03
Kamionit's not in the logfile even11:04
Kamionmdz: yes, that's obsolete, will fix11:05
Kamionerm. would fix if I could find it.11:05
mdz===== Syncing Ubuntu mirror =====11:05
mdzWed Jan 26 20:26:17 GMT 200511:05
mdzis there supposed to be rsync output below that or something?11:06
Kamionno, it's normally blank11:06
Kamionoh, it goes to rsync.log11:06
mdzanonftpsync is quiet when I run it11:06
mdzthere are some permission denied errors in rsync.log11:06
azeemogra: OK, so I resynced multisync (heh) with unstable and it builds fine again now, the (signed) source package is at http://people.debian.org/~mbanck/ubuntu-hoary/multisync_0.82-5ubuntu1_source.changes11:07
mdzrsync.log.1.gz seems to show the d-i build coming across, though11:07
Kamionthat's the universe->main symlink stuff, I need to reapply my workaround11:07
Kamionrsync.log.2.gz shows an error11:07
Kamionlikewise 311:07
mdzaha11:08
mdzyeah, that's it exactly11:08
mdzelmo: can we get a username/password for little for unlimited rsync?11:08
Kamionelmo: is there any way I could have some kind of privileged rsync access from little?11:08
azeemdunno how to proceed from here, a simple sync from unstable is not possible my patch from last time is still needed11:08
Kamionheh11:08
mdz:-)11:08
ograelmo: if i upload foreign packages, do they need to be signed by me additionally ?11:08
azeemogra: sure11:08
azeemogra: I'm not in the keyring11:08
ograazeem: become a MOTU !11:09
ograazeem: ;)11:09
ograazeem: ok, pulling the source....11:09
thomyay, we get to have a celebrity as a MOTU11:09
Kamionmdz: seriously I don't see this pxeboot.tar.gz anywhere; only warty has pxeboot.tar.gz as far as I know (it got renamed to netboot.tar.gz), so are you sure you're looking at the right distribution?11:09
mdzKamion: yeah, I was talking about warty11:09
Kamionmdz: you still care about warty? :-)11:09
azeemthom: from today:11:10
azeem01:26 < nyu> azeem: dude, did you see this joke in debconf3?11:10
azeem          http://people.debian.org/~mjb/talks/debconf3/html/slide_31.html11:10
mdzKamion: I was helping someone do a net install11:10
mdzKamion: was it not obsolete yet in warty?11:10
Kamionmdz: oh. well, it's obsolete (and was in warty), but harmless; I killed it post-warty11:10
azeemogra: I couldn't find somebody to test the packages (I'm running warty myself), but I guess it's better than right now at least11:10
thomazeem: never, ever, will they let you forget :-)11:10
mdzKamion: is pxeboot.tar.gz not automatically built or something?11:10
mdzor did it go away since warty?11:10
Kamionmdz: it went away since warty.11:11
mdzoh11:11
azeemthom: I was going to make a webpage with all my lookalikes11:11
ograazeem: lets see.... hoary is still called unstable ;)11:11
jdub   * Disable obnoxious beeping11:11
thomthere's only one true lookalike11:11
jdubmdz: wtf ?11:11
mdzKamion: the friend I was helping was following this at first: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/InstallFromOtherDistroHowto11:11
elmoogra: yes, they do11:11
mdzKamion: which basically tries to walk the user through doing what d-i does by hand11:11
elmomdz/kamion: yeah, meh11:11
ograazeem: but the pics match very well....11:11
mdzKamion: it seems simpler to set up the existing system to boot a netboot d-i11:12
Kamionmdz: yarrrr11:12
mdzKamion: which is what I was walking him through.  is there already a howto for that?11:12
ograelmo: thanks11:12
Kamionmdz: these howtos keep popping up and I keep having to fix them11:12
Kamionmdz: no idea, TBH, sorry :/11:12
ajmitchazeem: it's almost like a mirror11:12
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azeemajmitch: http://www.geocities.com/mikes_maman/PETEMICHI.html11:13
mdzKamion: I don't expect there should be much to it beyond downloading kernel+initrd and configuring lilo/grub11:13
mdzKamion: trying to talk him into writing the howto along the way11:13
ajmitchheh11:13
ograazeem: thought about working for a double agency ? ;-)11:14
mdzjdub: I guess you don't use growisofs, or don't use rewritable media11:14
azeemogra: as I said, I'm going to do a website first11:14
jdubmdz: naw, what was the beeping? that's bong11:14
mdzdammit, wtf11:14
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mdzjdub: if growisofs notices that you have a filesystem on the media already, it beeps 5 times for 5 seconds before doing what you told it11:15
jdubhaha11:15
mdzwhich is completely stupid, because it's _rewritable_, and that's what' you _do_ with rewritable media11:15
mdzhence the "RE"11:15
jdubyou have to press the NO REALLY DO WHAT I SAY button11:15
mdzKamion: my template changes are still missing11:15
mdzmaybe I fucked up11:15
jdubi hate that button11:15
HrdwrBoBthat button is also disregarded11:16
jdubi should get some rw media and try it out11:16
mdznope11:16
mdzthe casper changes aren't there either11:16
HrdwrBoBeg: delete all my files please! (are you sure??) YES! .. oh wait.. crap11:16
mdzit's clearly not a new initrd11:16
mdzWTF11:16
mdzthough initrd.list says it should be11:18
jduboh man11:18
jdubi am very happy with my 52X cd burner now that it works11:18
ajmitchso are there plans for a live dvd for hoary+1? :)11:18
jdubajmitch: possibly even for hoary11:18
mdzoh11:18
mdzpowerpc is wrong11:19
jdubajmitch: dvd with installer + live image11:19
mdzi386 is right11:19
ajmitchthat could be useful11:19
mdzamd64 is correct, too11:19
ajmitchthen I could spread ubuntu cheer around uni11:19
mdzelmo: are you sure that powerpc d-i upload happened?11:19
jduball of supported :)11:19
azeemjdub: or a DVD which contains all arches?11:19
jdubonly desktop seed for each though11:19
jdubbut i don't think that's as useful as dvd of supported11:20
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Kamionajmitch: will do that fairly soon, not sure it'll make feature freeze as I have a lot of other things to do but I hope I can slip it in after that11:21
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mdzamd64 live is golden11:25
=== jdub boots livecd
jdub"This is the Ubuntu Live CD"11:25
jdubACTION!11:25
lamontmdz: how was i386?11:25
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mdzlamont: trying it now11:26
mdzlamont: problem is, powerpc somehow has an old d-i on it11:26
mdzor else I fucked up somehow11:26
mdzhmm, looks like I downloaded powerpc before the mirror was synched up11:26
mdzso it's probably OK11:26
jdubmdz: so where's usplash at? i'm getting testing jitters11:27
mdzjdub: sladen said ~35% ready the last time I spoke to him11:27
jdubhrm :|11:27
jdubmdz: (livecd still asks for hostname, known?)11:28
mdzjdub: the latest one doesn't11:28
mdzyou must have gotten the broken set11:28
jduboh11:28
mdzrsync the latest11:28
jdubi just synced like, 10 minutes ago11:28
mdzc4393b51dba477f9b5ddaa81f062111f  hoary-live-amd64.iso11:28
mdzc512b3e1cc389e1309104bf288fb7d85  hoary-live-i386.iso11:28
mdz974f4d42f96d20d26327aa2950dd0ac2  hoary-live-powerpc.iso11:28
mdzthose are the good ones11:28
opimdz, should I restart too?11:29
mdzopi: yes please11:29
opimdz, okidok11:29
mdzapologies for the confusion11:29
jdubah smeg11:29
opimdz, ok, donwloading it now11:30
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ograelmo: a simple debsign of the changes with my key is enough ?11:33
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ograseb128: thanks for fixing libgtksourceview-cil11:39
ogra:)11:39
seb128np11:39
jdubdisk in burner more useful for burning said disk11:40
thomit tends to help11:40
jdubnow it will BURN LIKE TRUFFLE!11:40
mdzi386 is good11:40
thomoh dear god11:40
lamontthom??11:42
thomlamont: ?11:42
lamont<thom> oh dear god11:42
thomjdub is on a truffle kick11:43
lamontoh.11:43
thomon multiple channels11:43
lamontwe should burn some for him in sydney, eh?11:43
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lexhidercan I attach files to a bug report or do I have to post the file contents into the comment.11:43
lexhider?11:43
HrdwrBoBlexhider: attach11:43
lamontogra: they're like CD's, only _LOTS_ easier11:43
thomand now debian-uk is talking about unicock; and the insanity is complete11:43
mdzpowerpc is good11:44
ogralamont: i guess they are softer then CDs afterwards...11:44
mdzI'm 3 for 3 with the current daily-live11:44
mdzamu: here?11:44
mdzamu has a live CD test plan we could run through11:44
thommdz: i really need sleep; can i poke bittorrent in the morning?11:45
lexhiderHrdwrBoB: I'm at https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/enter_bug.cgi?product=Ubuntu and I can't see where I can attach the files.11:45
mdzthom: I won't be around in your morning11:45
mdzbut I guess we can do a day-long test cycle on it11:45
thomlexhider: file the bug, then attach after11:45
Kamionmdz: do you want them published under releases?11:45
mdzKamion: wherever you put the array stuff is fine11:46
mdzI'm not sure what to call it11:46
Kamionmdz: any particular name?11:46
thommdz: if that's ok with you, great11:46
lamontmdz: note that you're not using this mornings livecd rootfs, since that didn't build...11:46
mdzI wanted to sync it with array-3, but that didn't happen11:46
mdzso it's sort of array 3.5 live11:46
mdzlamont: that's ok11:46
Kamioncould call it array-3.5-live if you like :-)11:46
mdzlamont: that should be fixed now, btw (the gnomemeeting/libpw stuff)11:46
lamontmdz: was just a note...11:46
thom'night11:46
ogranight thom11:47
mdzKamion: if no one has a better idea...11:47
azeemogra: debsign asks you whether you want to keep the old sig, just say no and generate a new one11:47
azeemor maybe it only asks you if it's from the same key, dunno11:48
ograazeem: got everything ready already... just wanted to avoid additional work for elmo....trying the upload....11:48
azeemhey, I'm not pressed :)11:49
HrdwrBoBlexhider: looks like it's changed, and doesn't allow that anymore11:49
azeemjust wanted to point that out11:49
ograazeem: but i tend to forget things f i leave them lying around ;)11:49
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Kamionsigh, of course changes I make to the cdimage archive are getting merrily corrupted on their way out to mirrors at the moment11:51
=== Kamion will have to clean that up later
elmouh?11:52
Kamionarchive == baz archive11:52
T-BoneKamion: i got the lsb-base issue once again11:52
mdzjdub: any luck with the daily?11:52
jdubmdz: um, now my burner is crapping out11:53
KamionT-Bone: will need to see error messages for it to make any sense11:53
elmoah11:53
jdubcdrecord: OPC failed.11:53
mdzcdrecord is crap, and so are writable CD media11:53
jdubcdrecord: Success. send opc: scsi sendcmd: no error11:53
jdubCDB:  54 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 0011:53
jdubstatus: 0x4 (CONDITION MET/GOOD)11:53
jdubcmd finished after 60.040s timeout 60s11:53
jdubcdrecord: OPC failed.11:53
jdub11:53
mdzhaha11:53
mdzCONDITION MET/GOOD11:53
jdubi have no idea wtf that means11:53
jdubsuccess no error11:54
mdzit means cdrecord is a steaming heap of dung11:54
jdubcrapsmackula11:54
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mdzif it weren't for ubuntu-desktop testing I would purge it11:54
T-BoneKamion: the message doesn't make sense at all. As i reported, it says base-install can't be installed because it depends on lsb-base which is not going to be installed11:54
Kamion"base-install"?11:54
T-BoneKamion: chroot & running apt-get -f install fixes the issue11:54
Kamionthere is no such package11:55
T-Boneubuntu-base11:55
T-Bonesorry11:55
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srbakertrying to build subversion with ENABLE_JAVAHL11:55
mdzT-Bone: that means you have broken packages11:55
srbakerand it fails trying to call a command called "none"11:55
mdzread the log11:55
srbakerwhat the hell?11:55
T-BoneKamion: then after apt-get -f install, if you start again the install process saying ok to use a dirty target, it fails again on some other package11:56
mdzmako: can you help me cook up a live CD milestone announcement?11:56
KamionT-Bone: should I have the logs in e-mail somewhere?11:56
srbakerahhhhhh11:56
srbakerit couldn't find javac11:56
makomdz: yes sure11:56
KamionT-Bone: the bit about dirty targets is there because it's known not to work, so I'm not too surprised about the latter bit11:57
T-BoneKamion: i'll try to get them to you11:57
Kamionok, thanks11:57
T-BoneKamion: ok11:57
ograyay, katie likes me :)11:57
makomdz: got notes/etc?11:57
lexhiderI have successfully created the bug report and am attaching files as we speak. I'd like to make the point that it is counter-intuitive to not be able to attach files until the bug report has already been filed.11:57
mdzmako: just in my head11:57
KamionT-Bone: just /var/log/messages should be ok11:57
T-BoneKamion: actually the funny thing is that it doesn't fail for the usual reason (awk symlink)11:57
mdzmako: shall I email you?11:57
Kamionlexhider: yeah, bugzilla sucks, we're not going to be keeping it forever11:57
makomdz: sounds good11:57
T-Boneit fails on ubuntu-base, but while installing some other package11:57
srbakerahh11:57
srbakerapparenlty it set JAVAC to "none"11:57
srbakerwhat the FUCK?11:57
T-BoneKamion: old on I'm booting the box. I have saved the logs on the HD11:57
makomdz: i'm working on a couple other announcements at the moment so i'm the zone :)11:57
T-Bonefabbione: ping?11:58

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