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zulhmm...there seems to be people refering to ubuntuforums in gentoo's bugzilla12:11
sivangzul: hehe12:12
eddmjg59: hmm, i get nonrepeatability of sleep/resume with acpi-support which doesn't occur if i just use plain ol' echo 3 >/proc/acpi/sleep. i'll try and track down what's causing it, but i'm guessing some module removal/reinsert 12:18
eddmjg59: (on tosh r100)12:18
mjg59Hm. Interesting.12:25
haggaijdub: ping?12:26
zulhey tseng you might want to remove yourself from the community council agenda12:29
tsengoh.12:30
zulunless if you still want to be talked about12:30
dholbachtseng: did it an hour ago :-)12:30
tsengdholbach: thanks much.12:30
dholbachzul: i bet tseng enjoys that :-)12:31
tsengsure do12:31
dholbachtseng: oh no... i removed myself from it :-)12:31
tsengall the time people say stuff like: "someone should make an up to date mono repo for ubuntu"12:31
zulheh12:32
tsengdone.12:33
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jdubtseng: you've done 1.1?12:43
tsengjdub: no, its on the list for debian-mono dudes12:46
tsengjdub: working together with debian = rad12:46
dholbachi'm off to bed - sleep tight everyone12:48
tsengjdub: i passed one last tiny patch to the muine maintainer and he is getting ready to hopefully push muine + gtk-sharp2 to experimental. mono 1.1 comes after 1.0.5 in sarge12:48
tsengthat little talk we had with miguel is just now hitting the pkg-mono list.. we'll see where that leads12:49
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jdubtseng: haha, cool12:55
mjg59evolution sharp would be nice...12:56
jdubsomeone's done it12:56
jdubi have to check over it12:56
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sivangdoes anybody know where can I download hoary daily builds through a torrent? (has anoyone got a url)01:15
danielser, i don't think we do torrents for daily builds01:16
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sivangdaniels: ah ok then , I'll rsync, surely the rsync daemon is running for daily's right?01:17
tsengthat wouldnt make sense, youd have few seeds.01:17
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sivang(wanting it mainly to be able to continue an interrupted download)01:21
ajmitchsivang: rsync does that though01:22
danielssivang: it runs over all of a.u.c/cdimage.u.c01:25
sivangdaniels: cool, just before warty preview01:43
danielssivang: hm?01:43
danielssivang: where are you rsyncing from?01:43
sivangdaniels: as in location?01:44
danielsyeah01:44
sivangdaniels: oh, israel, have we got a mirror over here already?01:44
danielsoh, sorry, i meant which host01:44
danielsbut cdimage.u.c::cdimage should have it01:45
sivangdaniels: ah ok will do , thanks.01:45
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crypto-workingwho does one contact to become a us mirror?03:18
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zulhey mdz03:24
mdzhi03:24
cryptoknightanyone know?03:25
zulcryptoknight, have you checked the wiki?03:25
cryptoknighti did03:26
cryptoknighti could not locate information on this subject03:26
whiprush"If you set up a new mirror, please add it to this page and send contact information to  mirrors@canonical.com"03:28
whiprushhttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/Archive03:28
cryptoknightthank you03:29
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dokogood morning08:01
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GagatanHcE :)08:43
HcEGagatan: =)08:44
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fabbionemorning08:47
fabbionedaniels: ping08:47
mdzmorning08:49
fabbionehey mdz08:49
fabbionedaniels: WAKE UP MY LITTLE YOUNG FRIEND!08:54
dilingerfabbione: aren't you supposed to be getting married or something?08:55
fabbionei did08:55
fabbionelast saturday08:55
fabbionewhat was the name of the software to create galleries on the fly?08:56
fabbionei have a bunch of pics already08:56
Treenaksfabbione: php? "gallery" :)08:56
fabbioneTreenaks: doesn't matter the language08:57
fabbioneMithrandir was mentioning something you just run the pic dir08:57
fabbioneand it will create the thumbs and the html08:57
Treenaksoh.. galrey08:57
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fabbionethanks08:59
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fabbionejdub: ping?09:04
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pittiHi guys09:21
pittiHappy valentine's day :-)09:22
fabbionehey pitti09:22
pittifabbione: Congratulations for your marriage! I wish you all the best09:22
fabbionethanks man09:22
pittifabbione: recovered from the long party? :-)09:22
mvo_hi pitti!09:22
pittiHi mvo_ 09:22
mvo_congrats fabbione 09:22
mvo_:)09:22
fabbionepitti: + or -09:22
fabbionemvo_: thanks09:23
pittifabbione: huh, you mean your marriage is signed now?09:23
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fabbionedoko: ping?09:23
dokofabbione: yes, congrats!09:24
fabbionedoko: thanks.. gcc-3.3/3.4 question09:24
fabbionei can't build 3.4 on sparc 09:24
fabbione  gobjc-3.3: Depends: libobjc1 (>= 1:3.3.5-8ubuntu2) but it is not going to be i09:24
fabbionenow.. 3.3.5-8ubuntu2 has built fine09:24
dokoyes, built by gcc-4.009:25
fabbionebut there was no libobjc1 with ubuntu2 version09:25
fabbioneahhh ok09:25
fabbionegcc4 is still building09:25
fabbionegotcha09:25
fabbionethanks09:25
dokoshould work, built it last week09:25
fabbionedoko: yes, sparc is lagging a bit09:26
fabbionei had a problem with the local mirror (+2 days of lag)09:27
fabbioneand i did something totally stupid (+1 day of lag)09:27
fabbioneso it's recovering slowly09:27
dokostupid? ehh, you regret the wedding that soon? *duck and run*09:28
fabbioneahahhaha09:28
fabbionei did already 20 minutes after :-)09:28
fabbionehttp://www.fabbione.net/wedding/IMG_0854.html09:28
fabbionejust to give you an idea of the weather09:28
pittielmo: awstats sync please (Ubuntu override ok)09:30
Treenaksfabbione: 1 word: thumbnails :P09:30
fabbioneTreenaks: go to the index09:31
zenroxyes09:31
fabbioneand you get the thumbs09:31
Treenaksfabbione: ah cool :)09:31
fabbioneyou can't see snow in the thumbs09:31
Treenaksfabbione: cool picture though :)09:32
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mdzgood night10:15
fabbionenight mdz10:16
mvo_night mdz 10:24
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Astharotbonjour10:25
Treenaksdoes anyone here know what those pictures with letters in them (on web forms, "type the letters from this picture") are called?10:28
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ograpitti: ping10:37
pittiogra: pong10:37
ograhad som time to look over the last procfs patch from friday ?10:37
pittinot yet, sorry10:38
pittibut I will look at it ASAP10:39
ograah, ok... take your time10:39
Mithrandirfabbione: I mentioned curator, or you could use imageindex10:41
pittiogra: btw, did you know that you can put printf macros in HAL_ERROR() and the like?10:45
pittiogra: thus you could do HAL_ERROR (("cant open file in /proc")); -> HAL_ERROR (("cannot open %s", path))10:46
ograpitti: oh, no, thats new to me....10:46
ogragreat10:46
pittiogra: it helps to improve the usability of debug messages a lot10:47
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ograyup....even if i wouldnt expect cpuinfo or meminfo to b there on every linux ;)10:47
ograas long as proc is mounted10:47
pittiogra: I know, but in general it is nice to know10:47
pittiogra: btw, there are cases when /proc is not mounted10:48
ograpitti: i will adjust it10:48
pittiogra: think of testing hal in a chroot10:48
ograpitti: thats why i left the osspec check there10:48
pittiogra: patch looks fine10:48
ograpitti: yay10:48
ograpitti: see, youre a great techer :) thanks.....10:49
ogras/techer/teacher/10:49
pittiogra: so the still missing patch is dmidecode?10:49
fabbioneMithrandir: i used galrey10:49
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fabbioneMithrandir: pretty ok for simple stuff10:49
fabbioneMithrandir: http://www.fabbione.net/wedding/10:49
pittiogra: shall I upload a new hal with these two patches in the meantime?10:49
ograand some device-manager stuff.... (the new features shall have icon too)10:49
fabbioneKamion: ping?10:50
ograpitti: yeah10:50
ografabbione: may i send you my best wishes....10:50
pittiogra: are you interested in creating the new package yourself? (patches, autofoo patch, etc.)? or shall I do it?10:50
fabbioneogra: thanks dude...10:50
ograpitti: you are more familiar with it.... but you could leave me the neyt one if i'm lless busy ;)10:51
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ogras/neyt/next10:51
pittiogra: okay, then I will do the package today and upload it10:51
ograyippie10:52
ograat least soething positive after a weekend with debian flames for me....10:52
pitti;-)10:52
ograpitti: seen this ? http://www.inittab.de/blog/2005/02/13#20050213_ion3-update10:57
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pittiogra: *chuckle*10:58
ograyup.... btw... i said defaced....and he ripped the whole conversation out of context in ths one sentence....10:59
ograprofilneurotiker.....10:59
pitti:-)10:59
Keybukok, weird; when I plugged in my iAudio, the window appeared11:00
ograbut he also showed me the dark side....ther was not one sentence in our conversation where he didnt rant about apt 0.611:00
Keybukbut now I can't find it in Desktop, Places, Computer, etc.11:00
Keybukyet is still mounted in /meda11:00
pittiKeybuk: could be a cause of the broken inotify11:01
ogra....which indeed was totally unrelated to the conversation....11:01
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Keybukpitti: does inotify affect hal's detection of filesystems?11:02
pittiKeybuk: no, it doesn't11:02
Keybukbecause it doesn't appear as a filesystem in the open dialog, etc. either11:02
pittiKeybuk: inotify only affects the gnome stuff11:02
pittiKeybuk: is the file system recognized in hal-device-manager?11:02
Keybukthere's a block volume in there, yeah11:03
pittiKeybuk: and device and fstype are correct?11:04
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jdubfabbione: pong11:19
fabbionejdub: thanks.. i have done :-)11:20
haggaijdub: I never got an ACCEPT mail, I guess it didn't like me uploading the .orig.tar.gz from a different IP11:21
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dholbachhai!11:22
Keybukpitti: I think so.  so "iz gtk bug" ?11:24
pittiKeybuk: as long as hal reports it fine and gvm mounts it, the Utopia part seems to work11:24
pittiKeybuk: I have the same odd behavior sometimes, though11:25
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pittiKeybuk: devices are still displayed as mounted, although they were unmounted long ago, and similar thinkgs11:25
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Mithrandirfabbione: congrats. :)11:30
fabbioneMithrandir: thanks :-)11:35
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Mithrandirseb128: the evo segfaulting on amd64 bug should be fixed now11:45
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jdubMithrandir: yay!11:47
Mithrandirjdub: it was a problem with pthreads and krb4...11:48
jdubouch11:49
seb128Mithrandir: rock, thanks!11:50
Mithrandirjust a broken configure script, but evo is library hell so it took a while to track down.11:50
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Mithrandirseb128: I haven't closed the bugs, but you might want to do that.11:56
seb128k11:56
Mithrandirgotten any further on the nautilus problem?11:56
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seb128Mithrandir: no yet, but the diff between both version is not huge, I'll probably send you a patch to try today11:59
Mithrandirok12:00
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mvo_seb128: do you have a idea why metacity ignores "gdk_window_raise()" for top-level windows? is this the new focus-stealing stuff?12:07
Kamionfabbione: yo12:08
seb128mvo_: probably yep12:09
fabbionehey12:09
pittiogra: ping12:11
mvo_seb128: do you know if there is a way to work around it ;) ?12:17
seb128mvo_: what are you trying to do ?12:17
mvo_seb128: if there is a synaptic already runing and it's started again, bring it in the foreground12:18
mvo_(the runing one)12:18
ograpitti: pong12:19
seb128and that doesn't work ? or you just don't get the focus on it ?12:19
mvo_seb128: it does not work (no raise). it works with xfce though12:19
pittiogra: never mind, had some troubles with autoconf, but solved it12:20
ograah, ok12:20
ograpitti: caused through me ? (i mean do i have to regard anything special in the next patch ?)12:21
pittiogra: no, caused by the gazillion different version combinations of libtool/automake/autoconf/autofuck/whatever12:21
ograhehe... thats what i ran into when i tried it.....hal uses 1.9 apparently12:22
seb128mvo_: dunno, seems to be a bug yep12:22
mvo_seb128: I guess I need to recompile metacity to get all the nice "meta_verbose" messages?12:23
ograpitti: that was why i asked you about special magic in one of my mails ;)12:23
pittiogra: that's why I package the makefile updates as a patch instead of calling autofuck in debian/rules12:23
ograyup... i understand that12:24
seb128mvo_: yep. I can ask to one of the metacity guy on IRC you want, that's probably faster (though he's not connected atm)12:24
mvo_seb128: that would be very nice, thanks12:24
seb128np12:24
mvo_seb128: just checked with the old metacity (warty version), seems to work with it12:28
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dholbachbbl12:32
pittiogra: this is the first time I actually _see_ your changes in h-d-m. Looks nice :-)12:33
ograhey, thanks...12:33
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ograpitti: wait for the bios stuff ;)12:33
pittiogra: ugh, the autoconf patch is 1.7 MB12:34
ograargh12:35
ografor only 2 additional lines in Makefile.am .... thats impressife12:35
seb128mvo_: yeah, but the focus stealing prevention change a lot of stuff on this plan12:36
ogras/f/v/12:36
ograpitti: in my tests there was a .deps dir or something created i think.... there were a lot of .obj files....are these needed ?12:37
pittiogra: the patch doesn't contain them12:38
pittiogra: it contains only Makefile.in changes and configure changes12:38
ograoh, and still 1.7 MB12:38
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ograpitti: sure these are only my changes ?12:39
pittiogra: it doesn't really matter how much you change the *.am files12:40
pittiogra: this is just the totally ridiculous principle of automake/autoconf12:40
pittiogra: hal_0.4.7-1ubuntu4_source.changes ACCEPTED12:41
ograHOORAAY12:41
ogra:-D12:41
Kamionmake sure you're using the same version of automake as was quoted in the original .in file12:41
Kamionor at least the same X.Y version12:41
ograKamion: hal uses 1.9.4 i think.... unbuntu has 1.9.5 afaik12:44
Kamionogra: there automake1.4 | 1:1.4-p6-8 |         hoary | all12:45
Kamionautomake1.6 |   1.6.3-11 |         hoary | source, all12:45
Kamionautomake1.7 |    1.7.9-6 |         hoary | source, all12:45
Kamionautomake1.8 |    1.8.5-2 |         hoary | source, all12:45
Kamionautomake1.9 |    1.9.4-1 |         hoary | source, all12:45
Kamionpick one12:45
MithrandirKamion: don't you love automake? :)12:45
Kamionand preferably invoke it by 'automake1.9' or whatever if you want to be sure12:45
ograhehe.... yes, i already ran into this....12:45
ograi guess this has been aske a thousand times already.... shouldnt automake just link to the newest version....12:46
ogras/aske/asked/12:46
Kamionit generally *does*, via alternatives12:46
Kamionalternatives are not the most reliable system on the planet though12:46
ograhmm, so mine are broken it seems12:46
Kamionno idea, try 'update-alternatives --display automake'12:47
Kamionactually automake1.4 seems to have a higher priority12:47
ograyup ...12:47
KamionI assume there's a good reason12:47
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mantiena-baltixKamion, I have one question to you, as d-i developer, do you have some time to aswer ?01:15
Kamionmdz: please always run debconf-updatepo after changing template text, so that translation indexes get updated properly (e.g. anna)01:16
Kamionmantiena-baltix: don't ask to ask, just ask. :)01:16
mantiena-baltix;)01:17
mantiena-baltixKaloz, in ubuntu live cd casper udeb mounts filesystem.cloop on /target. debian-installer mounts newly created partitions also on /target :(01:17
mantiena-baltixit's not good for liveCD installer01:18
Kamionfix your tab completion, too :)01:18
Kaloz:D01:18
Kamioncasper has already run pivot_root by the time your live CD installer would run01:18
mantiena-baltixKamion, evil xchat01:18
Kamionthe mount on /target is no longer relevant01:18
Kamionmantiena-baltix: try typing 'Kam' rather than 'Ka' before hitting tab. :P01:18
mantiena-baltixKamion, too many typing ... ;)01:18
Kamionhow much more typing is used by not watching what goes into the channel and having to deal with a conversation about it afterwards?01:19
Kamionbut anyway, I don't see that the /target mount should be a problem01:20
mantiena-baltixI know, that casper does pivot_root, but I'm trying to make universal installer, which works in both modes - text mode without starting liveCD filesistem and in gui mode after liveCD (with GNOME environment) is started01:21
mantiena-baltixKamion, so, /target is problem01:21
Kamionoh, I see; talk to mdz then01:22
mantiena-baltixKamion, I don't want to duplicate casper's scripts in installer01:22
Kamionhe's the casper guru :)01:22
KamionI don't think moving /target elsewhere for casper would be a problem01:22
mantiena-baltixKamion, I too ;)01:23
mantiena-baltixmdz, what you think ?01:23
Kamion(note mdz's asleep right now, I imagine he'll read scrollback though)01:23
mantiena-baltixhehe, different timezone ;)01:24
mantiena-baltixKamion, what folder name you suggest for casper ? I'm coding installer right now ;)01:25
Kamionno idea :)01:25
Kamionpick one, I'm sure it will be utterly trivial to change later01:25
mantiena-baltix;)01:27
jbaileyWould you mind emailing them to me?01:28
jbaileyECHAN01:28
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dholbachre01:35
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lowhi there01:54
lowi think i've found why raid soft doesn't work while installing hoary (3&4)01:54
lowanyone ?01:55
Treenaksjust state the problem and your fix ;)01:56
TreenaksI guess01:56
lowTreenaks: i've not yet the fix01:56
lowbut, /dev/md* nodes do not exist01:56
Kamionwe use devfs device paths01:57
KamionI imagine they're just called something else01:57
pittishould be /dev/md/n01:57
Kamionlike /dev/md/01:57
lowKamion: hmmmm w8 a bit, i take a look at the other box01:57
Kamionalso make sure that the relevant kernel modules are loaded01:57
lowok no suc /dev/md, /dev/raid or whatever01:58
lowmodules, taking a look...01:59
lowraid[015] , md are loaded01:59
Kamionthat might suggest that there are no md partitions on the system, then?02:00
Kamionelmo: please sync partman-md 20; just translation fixes02:01
lowi've created partitions that are to be glued into md02:01
lowbut, but wanting to create the md node, it complains it can't find any raid autodetect partition02:01
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lowhmmm i'll try to boot with "devfs=nomount", brb02:03
Kamionno, don't bother02:03
Kamionyou'll be wasting your time02:03
Kamionwe do not use devfs itself, but udev in devfs compatibility mode02:03
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lowKamion: current config: a64, 4 sata disks on sata_sil, 1 on sata_nv02:05
Kamiondoesn't seem to be particularly dependent on configuration02:08
mjg59thom: We need to shift the sleep scripts to using acpid locking02:09
lowKamion: agreed, was just to let you know02:10
thommjg59: yes02:13
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ograthom: i wrote a xscreensaver patch that beautifys the lock-win response... sent it to jdub....he did like the old behavior with big fonts better.....02:20
ograthom: so he is the one to argue with then... ;)02:21
thomi shall lay the smackdown on him, then02:21
ograthom: since my part is done...yes... i dont really care which way it works, although i like it better without "verifying" and "approved"02:22
ograthom: but jeff loves the "denied" part very much :)02:22
Kamionlow: ok, think I might see the problem; partconf-find-partitions looks broken02:23
thomogra: heh02:23
ograpitti: ping02:23
jbaileyogra: Hu?02:23
pittiogra: bong02:23
thomjbailey: EWRONGJEFF02:23
jbaileyLovely, /me crawls back to the other IRC tab.02:24
ograpitti: i just heard that other people have the hal-slow-startup problem too02:24
pittiogra: probably due to a particular piece of hardware I don't have02:24
ograpitti: it seems only to occur on amd6402:24
pittiogra: for which versions does this happen?02:24
pittiogra: ah, arch-specific may explain it, too02:24
pittiogra: already for warty?02:24
ograpitti: for me since your udev fix... i suspect udev responds very slow02:25
ograpitti: nope, hoary02:25
lowKamion: ok. i'd be happy to test a fixed iso asap02:25
pittiogra: ah, right. Yes, we call "udevstart" in the postinst02:25
pittiogra: however, this should not affect _every_ startup02:25
pittiogra: just upgrades02:25
ograpitti: i found that my patches are the only thing that keep h-d-m from crashing, because they are there immediately :)02:26
pitticool02:26
ograpitti: it affects every startup here....02:26
pittiogra: I did not touch /etc/dbus-1/event.d/20hal02:26
pittiogra: and this file does nothing with udev02:26
pittiogra: it just starts the hal daemon02:26
ograhmm, but dholbach had the problem too, just a minute ago....02:27
ograpitti: but i have no idea wher to look at in a bit more specific way...02:27
pittiogra: maybe you can start hald in debug mode to see what takes so long?02:28
ograi'll do....02:28
pittiogra: sudo killall hald; sudo hald --verbose=yes --daemon=no --drop-privileges :-)02:28
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ograand probably a gdb in front if i dont see anything ;)02:28
pittiogra: this will print out all the HAL_ERROR/HAL_INFO/whatever to the console02:29
pittiogra: so you see at which device it hangs02:29
ograTimeout (10000 ms) for callout 40-hal-hotplug-map.hal02:29
ograouch02:30
ogra Cannot find callout for terminated child with pid 1404602:30
ograpitti... just piping it to a file... i'll send it02:31
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ograpitti: http://www.grawert.net/hal.log02:35
pittican you please see why the childs terminate prematurely? 02:37
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zulhey02:38
pittihi zul02:40
zulhey pitti how is it going?02:40
enricoHello.  What distribution do I put in the changelog for Hoary?  Just "hoary" ?02:47
Mithrandiryes02:48
dholbachyes02:48
dholbachif someone bothered uploading my dh-make--patch... :-)02:48
enricothanks!02:48
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thomdholbach: jbailey could just upload it now :P02:51
dholbachthom: i found out dh-make was in main02:51
truluxheya02:53
truluxpitti: hey!02:53
truluxtritium: back from school02:53
tritiumtrulux, hello02:53
truluxtritium: howya?02:53
jbaileythom: Are you're point at me, why? =)02:53
tritiumtrulux, Just arrived at the office a bit ago.  Still drinking my coffee :)02:54
jbaileyOh, I see. =)02:54
Kamiondholbach: please use the lsb_release program rather than parsing /etc/lsb-release yourself02:56
Kamioni.e. lsb_release -c02:56
tritiumtrulux, working on it now02:57
zullamont: ping02:58
jbailey"lsb_release -cs" looks exactly like what you want.02:58
dholbachKamion: alright, i'll take care of it02:58
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truluxtritium: I love coffee, it's reason why I can be still awake in the deep night 02:58
trulux;)02:58
Kamionhm, yes, what jbailey said02:58
lamontzul - running out the door to take kids to school (late) back in about 90 minutes02:59
zulk02:59
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dholbachKamion, jbailey: so would you test for   -e /bin/lsb_release  ?03:02
dholbachKamion,jbailey: i wouldn't let dh-make depend on lsb-release or anything03:03
jbaileydholbach: That sounds reasonable to me.03:03
dholbachalright03:03
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dholbachjbailey, Kamion: fixed it03:12
pittitrulux: hi03:17
pittiogra: cool, just saw the new xscreensaver when I returned03:17
pittiogra: looks much better03:17
ograpitti: iand i just saw that we both missed a line in my lsb patch...darn...03:18
pitti?03:18
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ograpitti: either lsb adds the data to a nonexisting root device (its to fast) or i must set a callout in the end of the code....03:19
ograpitti: t seems its actually triggered by the lsb patch....03:20
pittihmm03:20
pittiEWORKSFORME03:21
ograhmm03:21
Treenakssmells like a race somewhere?03:21
ograTreenaks: happens only on amd6403:23
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mjg59http://linux.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=139381&cid=11666527 - quality03:29
fabbionedaniels: ping?03:31
mvo_ping lamont 03:31
HrdwrBoBfabbione: I have a suspicion he is in bed03:32
mvo_lamont: I would like to know if you still can reproduce #5666?03:32
fabbioneHrdwrBoB: no. he should be around anytime soon03:32
HrdwrBoBah ok03:32
HrdwrBoBI was just adding up time spend awak vs time sleeping and came up with sleep03:33
ogramjg59: they mispelled mandela03:36
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zulfabbione: i pushed some patches this weekend to lamont for uploading this week or something like that03:40
zulits still too early03:40
fabbionezul: cool03:40
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zuloh and i have 2.6.11 as well03:41
fabbionezul: cool, does it work?03:43
pittifabbione: 2.6.11 works fine for me, too03:43
fabbionesw33tn3ss03:43
zulfabbione: havent had a chance to try it yet, there is a couple of bug reports already about it03:44
fabbioneit took me more time to figure out why arch all couldn't build than anything else :-)03:44
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Kamionlow: ok, I think I have most of it figured out now (and a test installation running), but I'm going out for a bit now03:46
fabbionezul: 2.6.11 -> experimental as mdz said03:46
fabbionezul: bugs are good, but they don't need to be prioritized03:46
fabbionenot until we have a real 2.6.1103:46
Kamionelmo: please sync mdcfg 1.09; just translation fixes03:47
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opiHi there 03:49
opiI've been playing with a LiveCD customization03:50
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opiI wonder (I don't have USB Key yet) is there a chance to install Ubuntu on USB, but not as LiveCD (ie. read only) but with ability to RW03:52
enricoHello.  Question about packaging: I'm packaging the Ubuntu Docteam things (svn co https://docteam.ubuntu.com/repos/trunk) and it's various xml files with some common entities03:53
enricoI would like to make 3 packages out of that, as it's 3 pieces of documentation.  If you checkout the repository you'll find that the .deb packaging is done already03:53
enricoNow, I'd like to package the xml, and it appears it would be better if all the three packages install things in /usr/share/doc/ubuntu-docs instead of a different usr/share/doc/ directory each03:54
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enricothe deal is that I can put the xml common entities in the ubuntu-docs package, then make the other packages depend on it, and let them install things in /usr/share/doc/ubuntu-docs as well03:54
lowKamion: ok, thanks a lot. any idea when the next test iso will be out ?03:55
enricoI don't know however how much that is doable (policy wise and debhelper-wise)03:55
Kamionlow: daily builds03:56
danielsfabbione: heheh :) patience, jedi03:56
Kamionlow: assuming I get it all uploaded today of course, which I don't guarantee03:56
ograpitti: the only thing i find ... lseek(7, 0, SEEK_CUR) = -1 ESPIPE (Illegal seek)03:56
Kamionlow: the next test release is planned for Wednesday03:56
eruinare any of you aware of hdparm -d (dma) bug reports?03:56
fabbionedaniels: shut up padowa :P03:56
lowKamion: ok, i'll dl the next one on wednesday then. thx again !03:56
Kamionok, I had to tweak grub a bit by hand, but other than that the install seems to have worked03:56
danielsfabbione: haha03:57
enricoOk, forget about what I said.  Short version: I need a hand with packaging some documentation.03:57
Kamion/dev/md0              15954944    716888  14427584   5% /03:57
ograpitti: this is in lsb.... and i have no idea who calls lseek...03:57
enricoCould please someone who did some scrollkeeper do "svn co https://docteam.ubuntu.com/repos/trunk" and join #ubuntu-doc ?03:57
pittiogra: "in lsb" means, this is in your module?03:58
pittiogra: understandable, you cannot seek pipes03:58
danielslamont: ping03:58
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ograpitti: yes, in the end of the lsb call in my strace....03:58
ograpitti: i'll upload the strace....wait a sec03:59
ograpitti: http://www.grawert.net/hal.strace04:00
pittiogra: okay, this is fdopen()'s fault04:02
ogragah04:02
ograbut why does it only happen on amd64 ?04:03
pittiwait, I try that out on my box, too04:03
pittiI think it surely happens here04:03
ograthen its not the bug ...04:04
pittiogra: in theory the program should just continue to run04:04
pittiogra: i. e. ignore the lseek04:04
ograok...04:04
pittibah, we should disable this stupid fstab-sync04:05
ograyup04:05
ograit only throws spam out...04:06
pittiogra: however, no Timeout message for me04:06
ograhmm04:06
enricoQuestion: can I install symliks in /usr/share/doc/ubuntu-docs pointing at /usr/share/ubuntu-docs?04:06
lowsee ya !04:06
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ograpitti: kernel bug ?04:06
pittihmm, no I don't think so04:07
ograwhat else ?04:07
ograsince it must be arch specific04:07
pittiogra: can you please wrap the callouts into a script calling gdb/strace/whatever?04:07
pittiogra: I think it is dependent on some hw or processor speed04:07
ograhmm04:08
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MithrandirKeybuk: do you have pkg-config in arch somewhere?04:12
Keybuknope04:12
jordienrico: yes, you can04:13
jordienrico: at least following debian-policy04:13
enricojordi: thanks!04:14
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MithrandirKeybuk: any other VCS?04:14
enricojordi: and can different packages all install stuff in /usr/share/ubuntu-docs?04:14
jordienrico: sure. s$ubuntu-docs$/gnome/help$04:15
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enricothanks a lot!04:15
jordienrico: np :P04:15
jordithat should have read s$ubuntu-docs$gnome/help$ though :)04:16
lamontmoo04:17
lamontzul: will fetch your patches04:17
fabbionehey lamont 04:17
fabbionei might need some changes to the kernel pretty soon04:18
fabbionemind to wait to upload?04:18
lamontfabbione: I suppose we could...04:18
lamontyou changing 2.6.10?04:19
lamontdaniels: sup?04:19
fabbionelamont: daniels is04:20
lamontah, ok04:20
fabbionehe will give you the patch04:20
lamontoh, ok. 04:20
lamontso  it's "wait for daniels' patch", not "let fabbione upload a new kernel"04:20
lamontgot it04:20
danielslamont: hi! :)04:21
KeybukMithrandir: it's in freedesktop.org CVS04:21
fabbionelamont: exactly04:21
MithrandirKeybuk: found it.04:21
danielslamont: i'll bounce you the interdiff for an evdev patch, which is just adding one already-built module to input-modules*.udeb04:21
danielslamont: and there's one trivialish thing to be done too -- where we have CONFIG_DRM=y, change to CONFIG_DRM=m, and add drm.ko (or drm-core.ko, whatever) to l-i where needed, although it should just drop straight in04:22
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danielslamont: sent04:23
lamontdaniels: woot04:23
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fabbionepitti: ping?04:28
pittifabbione: pong04:28
fabbionepitti: for curiosity.. how does pmount decide under what user to do the mount?04:29
pittifabbione: getuid()04:29
fabbionehmmm04:29
pittifabbione: any better idea?04:29
fabbioneso if i plug my usb whatever storage device...04:29
fabbionehow does it detect the user?04:29
fabbionebecuase i think there is a possible flaw there04:30
pittifabbione: #4021 ?04:30
pittifabbione: indeed, if more than one user is logged in, the wrong one might get the drive04:31
pittifabbione: or, rather, if more than one user has a g-v-m instance running (not affecting console-only users)04:31
fabbioneyes04:31
fabbionei think that needs to have a higher severity04:31
pittifabbione: hard to decide for multi-X logins04:32
fabbioneit is clearly a security flaw04:32
fabbionepitti: not really...04:32
fabbionepitti: you can use 2 approaches04:32
pittifabbione: any idea how this could be solved? it is undecidable by design, I think04:33
fabbioneone is to isolate certain usb hubs/addresses to a specific $DISPLAY04:33
pittihow should that work?04:33
pittiif two people use a common machine, but two heads?04:33
fabbionewith a config file?04:33
fabbionei can tell that user on head one has this usb hubs dedicated04:34
fabbionesame goes for the other head04:34
fabbioneif the head is not local.. no mount04:34
fabbioneor something like that04:35
fabbioneor perhaps04:35
fabbioneeven better04:35
pittiyou mean if $DISPLAY contains a hostname, g-v-m does not call pmount?04:35
dholbacherm... does anyone know charles majola's irc nick? 04:35
pittino, that doesn't work04:35
fabbioneyou can also prompt for the user password in order to verify WHO actually connected the device is who claims to be04:35
sjoerda lot of monitors have usb hubs these days, so that sounds nice ;)04:35
thomdholbach: d3vic304:35
fabbionepitti: why not?04:36
dholbachthom: thanks04:36
pittifabbione: ssh X-forwarding, there DISPLAY is a local port04:36
pitti(I think, might be wrong)04:36
fabbionehmm true04:36
ograthom: shouldnt that be PythoNpackageMachin3 ?04:36
pittifabbione: however, if two g-v-m instances ask for a password, you have the same race04:36
HrdwrBoBpitti: it's very high though, 11 iirc04:36
pittifabbione: whoever types faster gets the drive04:36
pittiHrdwrBoB: right, it starts from 1004:37
fabbionepitti: but that require userA to know userB password04:37
pittiHrdwrBoB: but basing the decision on display numbers seems too fragile04:37
pittifabbione: no, I mean if A types his password, but B types B's password faster, B will get it04:37
fabbionepitti: right04:37
pittifabbione: I think the problem is not the authentication04:38
pittifabbione: but the assignment of an USB device to a head04:38
pittifabbione: however, if two people share the same physical host (including USB hubs), then there is no obvious "owner" of the device04:38
fabbionepitti: and if there is such mapping somewhere+?04:38
pittifabbione: you had to map that manually04:39
fabbionepitti: let say that USB hub1 is assignined to head104:39
pittithere is no "obviously right" mapping which could be decided automatically04:39
fabbionepitti: clearly04:39
fabbionepitti: i agree04:39
fabbionebut AGAIN.. let say there is a mapping04:39
pittithen this mapping could be used, yes04:39
lamontzul??04:39
fabbionepitti: how complex would it be?04:40
pittifabbione: you mean a mapping between USB ports and user names?04:40
HrdwrBoBUSB ports and heads would be better04:40
fabbionea mapping between usb ports and head/display on the machine04:40
pittiHrdwrBoB: define "head" in terms of sysfs 04:40
doko_elmo: ping?04:40
HrdwrBoBwell $DISPLAY04:41
pittibut $DISPLAY changes every time04:41
pittiwe need a static map04:41
fabbionepitti: no it doesn't change everytime04:41
HrdwrBoBwhy would it change?04:41
pittiHrdwrBoB: hmm, right04:44
lamontHrdwrBoB: the alarm goes off at 1300UTC, whether I like it or not.04:44
lamontbut the day begins with an hour to drive the kids to school (at 1345UTC)04:44
HrdwrBoBUSB ports are physical devices, so map them to $DISPLAYS, which should be also physical04:44
HrdwrBoBlamont: ah damn, we just have a kitten who likes to sleep on our heads04:45
pittiHrdwrBoB: that doesn't work, we _have_ to map to user names, not to $DISPLAY values04:46
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pittiHrdwrBoB: every user can alter the $DISPLAY which pmount is called with04:46
HrdwrBoBhm true04:46
HrdwrBoBcould g-v-m provide it's $DISPLAY?04:47
HrdwrBoBits04:47
pittino, that doesn't work04:47
pittig-v-m is entirely user-privilege04:47
pittid04:47
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pittiwe need something that pmount can check with its root privileges04:47
pittia property an user can't change04:47
HrdwrBoBcheck it's $DISPLAY, check it's UID04:48
HrdwrBoBthen check for an the correct X server with that UID?04:48
lamontHrdwrBoB: DISPLAY is completely user controlled04:48
pittibah, checking for X servers in a low-level program like pmount is UGLY04:48
HrdwrBoBlamont: yeah but you can take that and verify it's correct04:48
pittiin particular since pmount does not only work for X04:48
HrdwrBoBwell if $DISPLAY is undef it doesn't use it04:49
pittiHrdwrBoB: this stuff must work on the console, too04:49
lamontzul??04:49
HrdwrBoBit's ugly but mapping to usernames is not really optimal04:49
pittiHrdwrBoB: you cannot tell _anything_ from DISPLAY, you just cannot rely on it04:49
sjoerdpitti: fear... pam_console :)04:49
pittisjoerd: how should that help?04:49
HrdwrBoBuser1 changes console and suddenly his USB devices no longer work04:49
lamontENOZUL04:49
pittiif user1 usually works on head1, but now on head2, he can't use the _same_ usb port any more?04:50
pittithat doesn't sound like our users would understand04:50
sjoerdpitti: dunno if pam_console can do that.. or something like it.. But you could change some properties at login time..04:50
pittibah, but whicever user calls pmount first, gets the device04:50
lamontmvo_: that's after upgrading apt, yes?04:50
pittisjoerd, HrdwrBoB: pmount should be entirely self-contained04:51
lamontmvo_: and which version of apt?04:51
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sjoerdpitti: then it's a social problem and you can't fix it :)04:51
mvo_lamont: yes, I suspect it only happens with one of your apt-options04:51
pittiindeed04:51
mvo_lamont: any version, I don't think it's fixed, I just can't reproduce it04:51
pittisjoerd: if two people share physical access to the same computer, there is not a big security issue anyway AFAICS04:51
pittifabbione: ^04:52
sjoerdright04:52
HrdwrBoBpitti: I was just thinking of the 441 style systems04:52
HrdwrBoBif you had a usb port on each head04:52
sjoerdi used a shared gid to mount our camera when my parents and me were working on the same box04:52
sjoerdlocal and remote X..04:52
lamontmvo_: in 0.6.31, inside the chroot (no options), update works fine..04:52
HrdwrBoByou would want it per $DISPLAY, with four users it could get messy04:52
fabbionepitti: there is still the fact that i can plug my gpg private key and i don't want it mounted as the other user04:52
pittifabbione: yes, I see that04:53
sjoerdfabbione: then you'll probably want it encrypted and impossible for somebody else to mount04:53
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mvo_lamont: so #5666 (with a identical deb and deb-src line and a Release,Release.gpg file) does not fail for you anymore? sounds like we can close this bug then :)04:53
sjoerdas in, not even possible for them to use if that have it in there hands :)04:53
sjoerds/that/they/04:54
lamontmvo_: hrm... sec04:54
fabbionesjoerd: if the encrypted device is still mounted under the wrong user, it will be impossible for me to loopmount it properly04:54
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lamontand fails04:55
ograpython2.2-xmlbase: Depends: python2.2 (= 2.2.3-10) but 2.2.3-10ubuntu0.104:55
sjoerdfabbione: with the ideas we had for encrypted stuff, it shouldn't be possible for somebody to mount it without a password..04:55
ograubuntu0.1 ???04:55
pittifabbione: how that problem would look like if people work on a console rather than under X?04:56
pittifabbione: i. e. if you don't have $DISPLAY (which cannot be trusted anyway)04:56
sjoerdHrdwrBoB, pitti: for 441, you should be able to do it at a gvm level (so only one person has it automagically mounted).. if people do it manually with pmount then it's a social problem imho04:57
HrdwrBoBsjoerd: yeah04:57
HrdwrBoBI think it's a g-v-m problem04:57
pittibut checking at the g-v-m level does not increase any trust (security-wise)04:58
fabbionepitti: on console hmmm 04:58
fabbioneyou don't have that problem on that environment04:58
pittithe check must be done within pmount04:58
HrdwrBoBpitti: it's not trustworthy anyway since you can simply pmount it04:58
fabbionebecause only one user can have console04:58
HrdwrBoBit just means that my default it won't automount other peoples stuff04:58
HrdwrBoBby04:58
sjoerdpitti: it depends on what problem your solving.. just the usability one or do you also want the same security as in a real seperated situation04:58
dholbach-> dogwalk04:58
pittisjoerd: I think you really can't have the same security04:59
HrdwrBoBthe security has to be in pmount or not at all04:59
HrdwrBoBotherwise you can always call it manually04:59
sjoerdpitti: correct.. i don't think you can solve the last problem04:59
lamontmvo_: does not reproduce with 0.6.29 for me.04:59
pittifabbione: if we drop the security issue and just concentrate on the correct (untrusted) mapping, is that sufficient?04:59
fabbionepitti: for me it would be sufficient to get the correct icon on the correct dekstop05:00
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sjoerdif you have a fool mounting your usb stick before you, just whack him on the head :)05:00
pittifabbione: then we can just map $DISPLAY -> USB hub in g-v-m05:00
mvo_lamont: cool, thanks. I close it then. If you see it again, please just let me know05:00
fabbionepitti: ok.. that makes sence to me05:00
fabbionepitti: can you hint me on how to do that?05:00
pittifabbione: or, rather USB hub -> display05:00
lamontok.05:00
fabbionepitti: remember that i can use hotplug to generate proper events05:00
pittifabbione: I can implement it, but we have to precisely define where and what we map (and where to configure it)05:01
fabbioneand i have THAT power05:01
lamontdaniels: how hot and heavy are you to get your evdev fix?05:03
fabbionelamont: ASAP05:03
lamontyeah - thought so...05:03
lamontone of zul's patches is 403, was hoping to get that in as well.05:03
lamontZUL!!!05:03
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jintymdz: ping05:54
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dholbachre05:54
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KinnisonHi, are there known issues with nautilus and the 2.6.8.1-4-686 kernels in warty?06:14
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TreenaksKinnison: log out once, with "save my settings" checked06:16
Kinnisonwhat does that do for me?06:18
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pittiHi Astharot 06:19
Astharotbonsoire06:19
Astharothi pitti 06:19
TreenaksKinnison: it saves your session in some way06:19
TreenaksKinnison: and it tends to un-break nautilus06:19
KinnisonOkay, I'll try that later when I don't have so much context waiting06:20
truluxpitti: how's going the work on hardened kernels?06:26
pittitrulux: it's next to zero, I don't have enough time for it06:27
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truluxpitti: then you could give me the task06:34
pittitrulux: sure, go ahead06:34
pittitrulux: right now there are two major issues:06:34
pittitrulux: the kernel images don't contain firmware images (so many device drivers won't work)06:34
truluxI have experience with it: http://cvs.debian-hardened.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs/debian-hardened/kernel-2.6.7-dh/06:34
pittitrulux: and the vesa framebuffer is broken06:34
truluxpitti: why?06:34
pittitrulux: if I knew why, I had fixed it :-)06:35
truluxwhat happens to vsefb.c?06:35
pittiwell, I didn't investigate it06:35
truluxvesafb.c06:35
truluxpitti: what happened to it?06:35
pittidunno, I did not mess it up deliberately06:35
pittimaybe the grsecurity patch affects it06:35
truluxyeah, but it depends 06:36
pittitrulux: you can take the source packages from people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/linux-hardened/06:36
truluxgrsec itself has nothing to do with low level drivers06:36
pittitrulux: or just branch my arch repo06:36
truluxok06:36
truluxpitti: I'm still not a Ubuntu maintainer, but I've read the policy and such06:36
truluxpitti: http://cvs.debian-hardened.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs/debian-hardened/kernel-2.6.7-dh/HARDENING?rev=1.3&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup06:37
truluxpitti: that's how *we* must handle hardened kernels06:37
truluxwe *must* specify in sources what changed06:37
truluxfrom vanilla06:37
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truluxpitti: who would want to sponsor me in fron of the board to be a maintainer candidate?06:42
pittitrulux: you need to do some uploads before I can do that06:43
pittitrulux: i. e. if Ubuntu gets ssp pacakges or improved hardened kernel packages06:43
pittitrulux: then I can sponsor you06:43
mdzmorning06:44
mdzjinty: pong06:44
pittiHi mdz06:45
jintyhey mdz06:45
jintymorning!06:45
jintyit's about the schooltool packages...06:45
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truluxpitti: ok, give me a roadmap and I will fill it06:49
T-Bonelamont: ping?06:49
truluxbetter, I will remove entries from it06:49
lamontT-Bone: ack06:49
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pittitrulux: there is no roadmap06:50
pittitrulux: do whatever you like (fix the hardened kernels, e.g.)06:51
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jintymdz: later sometime then, cheers06:52
mdzjinty: what about them?06:52
marcin_anthi - any Eclipse user here?06:54
jintywait, i think doko may take care of it for me, I'll come back if i need something else06:54
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truluxpitti: we need a roadmap07:04
truluxwe need to know where our feet should walk07:04
truluxor we will get lost07:04
pittitrulux: well, fix the outstanding issues, upload into universe soon07:04
pittitrulux: they should be uploaded very quickly, we are already past feature freeze07:05
pittitrulux: but since the packages are in universe, we can still add new ones07:05
pittitrulux: once they are in universe, the outstanding issues shuold be fixed07:05
pittimdz: what do you think about uploading the hardened kernels and linux-hardened-support into universe?07:06
mdzpitti: as long as no changes to packages in main are required, universe can still receive new packages and features07:07
pittimdz: no, the pacakges are entirely self-hosting07:07
pittielmo: ping07:08
pittimdz: btw, could you test the latest hpoj crack?07:09
mdzpitti: is there a version newer than 0.91-3ubuntu3?07:10
pittimdz: no, I mean that one07:10
zulok im back...problems with users at work07:10
pittimdz: that was the version that installs the usermap and hotplug script07:10
mdzpitti: that's the version I tested07:10
mdzit works fine07:11
pitticool07:11
pittimdz: time for main then?07:11
mdzpitti: yes07:11
pittimdz: okay, I update the seeds.07:11
pittisupported, I think, right?07:12
mdzyes07:12
mdzmaybe we can find a way to move it into desktop post-hoary07:12
mdzmvo_: ping?07:12
mvo_mdz: pong07:12
mdzmvo_: hpoj gave me an idea07:12
mdzmvo_: there are some pluggable devices which require/recommend certain software to be used07:13
mdzmvo_: we could set up a hotplug script so that when one of these devices is connected, it creates an update-notifier hook which invites the user to install the necessary package(s)07:13
mvo_mdz: that sounds pretty cool07:14
truluxpitti: OK, so, in short, tell me what exactly needs to be fixed in hardened kernels07:15
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pittitrulux: I already did? vesa framebuffer and firmware inclusion07:15
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mvo_mdz: it should be pretty easy with the current infrastructure, synaptic supports non-interactive installs via script and update-notifier can display the needed information. very cool indeed. do we have a list about such devices?07:16
pittilamont: did it fail because of the derooting? or in general?07:16
lamontpitti: failed to bind kind of bitchiness07:16
lamontwhat do I need to do to re-root it?07:16
pittilamont: install the sid version07:16
lamontthis is a new printer, so no clue what the root cause is...07:17
pittilamont: well, grab 0.91-3 from the morgue07:17
mdzlamont: please help work out the issues rather than re-rooting it07:17
truluxpitti: what's needed for the firmaware inclusion?07:17
lamontmdz: not what I meant.07:17
pittilamont: sure; I just mean, if -3 works, but 3ubuntu3 not, we should fix that07:17
lamontonce I have it working _AT_ALL_ then I can figure out what change breaks it07:18
pittitrulux: dunno, the default kernel ships firmware images, but mine doesn't07:18
pittitrulux: it must be somewhere in the docs (or packaging)07:18
truluxpitti: who is the guy that maintains those images? elmo?07:18
pittitrulux: I did not deal with that, I was just notified that they are missing07:18
lamontmdz: printing works just fine, it's scanning that's still nonexistant in the house07:18
pittitrulux: fabbione 07:18
truluxpitti: ok07:18
truluxfabbione: ping07:18
pittilamont: has the device in /proc the right permissions? I. e. 0660 root:scanner?07:19
tritiumtrulux, hello07:19
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mdzlamont: printing and scanning are working for me; maybe the test used to set perms doesn't work with your model07:19
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truluxtritium: hey!07:19
lamontpitti: which file?07:19
mdzhaggai: ping07:19
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pittilamont: /proc/bus/usb/<hub>/<device>07:20
pittilamont: find it out with lsusb07:20
tritiumtrulux, did you like the figures?07:20
pittilamont: s/hub/bus/07:20
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elmopitti/kamion: done07:21
pittielmo: done what? (try to remember my sync request...)07:21
elmoawstats07:22
truluxtritium: yeah, you did a great job07:22
pittiah, thanks07:22
lamontsane-find-scanner 07:22
lamontfound USB scanner (vendor=0x03f0, product=0x3611) at libusb:001:00307:22
lamont ls -l /proc/bus/usb/001/003 07:22
lamont-rw-r--r--  1 root root 170 2005-02-11 22:50 /proc/bus/usb/001/00307:22
lamontsudo chgrp scanner /proc/bus/usb/001/003 07:22
tritiumtrulux, thanks :)07:22
pittielmo: can you please sync the following packages, too? netkit-rwho zhcon newspost playmidi07:22
truluxtritium: I've added also the correspondiong info in Ack. about your new contrib.07:22
lamontscanimage -L still says no scanner identified07:22
pittilamont: chmod 660 ?07:22
elmopitti: done07:22
pittithx07:22
tritiumtrulux, cool, thanks07:22
lamontpitti: still no love with 66407:23
truluxtritium: you're welcome again :)07:23
lamontor even 66607:23
pittilamont: hm, then it seems it's not a deroot problem...07:23
pittilamont: the whole point of the usermap and hotplug stuff is to set the permissions07:23
lamontpitti: well, it didn't recognize the device, which would make it the problem if things were otherwise working...07:24
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pittihmm, that requires knowledge of the sysfs attributes then07:25
lamontpitti: where do I change to fix the usermap/hotplug stuff?07:25
pittilamont: /etc/hotplug/usb/hpoj (script) and hpoj.usermap (device filter)07:26
tritiumtrulux, send me the latest revision, if you don't mind07:26
lamonthrm... as root, sane-find-scanner is a bit more verbose:07:26
lamontfound USB scanner (vendor=0x03f0 [hp] , product=0x3611 [psc 2400 series] ) at libusb:001:00307:26
lamontbut even as root, scanimage -L is unhappy07:27
pittilamont: you need the interface id/version (in sysfs)07:27
pittilamont: the usermap filters on it07:27
pittilamont: or maybe from lsusb -v07:27
pittilamont: bInterface{Class,SubClass,Protocol} presumably07:28
truluxtritium: sure07:29
lamontinteresting... scanner doesn't show up in lsusb output...07:29
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truluxtritium: let me finish some stuff07:29
tritiumokay, please email it since I'm not always at the computer07:30
seb128mako: around ?07:30
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lamontsorry - case issues07:31
lamont      bInterfaceNumber        007:32
lamont      bInterfaceClass       255 Vendor Specific Class07:32
lamont      bInterfaceSubClass    204 07:32
lamont      bInterfaceProtocol      0 07:32
lamont      bInterfaceNumber        207:32
lamont      bInterfaceClass       255 Vendor Specific Class07:32
lamont      bInterfaceSubClass    212 07:32
lamont      bInterfaceProtocol      0 07:32
lamont#1 is the printer, #3 is the mass-storage07:32
pitti#3?07:32
pitti#2 you mean?07:33
lamontit has a camera flash thing07:33
lamontno, there are a total of 407:33
lamontI just didn't bother to paste #1 or #307:33
lamontjust 0 and 207:33
pittilamont: hm, we don't have 255/212/007:33
pittilamont: look in hpoj.usermap for the recognized combinations07:33
lamont0 and 2 are almost certainly the scanner and the fax, in some order07:34
truluxtritium: ok07:34
pittilamont: _if_ your scanner works, then 255/204 and 255/212 (in hex) should be added to the usermap07:34
lamonthpoj claims to support it - I'm tempted to blame udev next. :-)07:34
pittihm, could you please add this combination to the usermap then? and check that it works?07:35
lamontFeb 12 10:22:37 mix ptal-mlcd: ERROR at ExMgr.cpp:3762, dev=<mlc:usb:probe@/dev/usb/lp0>, pid=28506, e=1, t=1108228957         Couldn't claim interface=2!07:36
lamontFeb 12 10:22:37 mix ptal-mlcd: ERROR at ExMgr.cpp:2559, dev=<mlc:usb:probe@/dev/usb/lp0>, pid=28506, e=25, t=1108228957         Couldn't set up MLC interface!07:36
lamontthat's what I was getting saturday07:36
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lamontpitti: what should the line look like?  no clue what number is what?07:37
pittilamont: copy&paste an existing line07:37
lamonthpoj             0x0701      0x03f0   0x0000    0x0000       0x0000    0x00         0x00            0x00            0xff            0xd4    0x00               0x0000000007:37
pittilamont: the number 0xff is the INterface Class07:37
lamontthat sure looks like 255/21207:37
pittis/0xd4/hex(212)/07:37
pittioh, it is?07:37
pittihmm07:37
pittiindeed07:38
pittisorry07:38
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pittilamont: can you put some logger debug statements into /etc/hotplug/usb/hpoj?07:40
pittilamont: to see whether it is called and whether the DEVICE is right?07:41
lamontok07:41
mdzamu, haggai, Riddell: did you guys read my mail to -devel about the packages which want to move to main for Kubuntu?07:41
mdzamu,haggai,Riddell: I'd appreciate input from one or all of you on this subject07:41
Riddellmdz: ubuntu-devel or kubuntu-devel?07:42
mdzRiddell: ubuntu-devel07:42
makoseb128: yes07:44
makoseb128: whats up07:44
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mdzmako: dude07:45
mdzmako: I made a rad contact this weekend on computer recycling stuff07:45
makomdz: dude07:46
makomdz: oh yeah?07:46
mdztotally07:46
makolet me hear07:46
mdzcan I hand him off to you?07:46
makoyeah, that sounds awesome07:46
makoman.. i love computer recycling..07:46
lamontdaniels: should the xorg debconf question about xkb really say "most users should enter 'xfree86'"??07:46
makofree software + computer recycling + grants/cheap/free computer is like pornogrgraphy for me07:47
amumdz: 4674     Feb 11 Matt Zimmerman  ( 107) Kubuntu packages to be promoted to main 07:48
lamontmako: recycling as in finding new homes for old hardware?07:50
mdzamu: yes, that is the thread07:51
elmogrr, WTH is vi-ese for M-% ?07:51
pittielmo: what does M-% do?07:52
thomwhat does M-% do?07:52
pitti:-)07:52
ograM = meta ?07:52
thomogra: yes07:52
elmoM-x query-replace07:52
pittiyes, but %?07:52
Treenakselmo: %s/something/somethingelse/gc ?07:52
thom:%s/foo/bar/gc07:52
crimsun:%s/foo/bar/g07:52
elmoi.e like, s/foo/bar/, but interactive, asking at each occurence07:52
Treenaksthe "c" does that07:52
crimsunah, you need 'c'07:52
elmoaha, thanks07:52
mdzmako: ok, sent email07:55
mdzmako: basically this guy has a facility set up in LA where they handle inventory of donated hardware, they refurbish machines, and people can come and receive both the machine, and have someone show them how to use it07:56
mdzmako: and he seems to have information about a lot of related organizations, both in the US and internationally07:56
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makolamont: sort of.. sometimes it actually involves breaking it down and recovering metals08:00
makolamont: but usually taking old machines, refurbishing them into new, good machines08:00
lamontkewl08:00
makolamont: there are *so* many old machines.. you'd be amazed at how picky you can be08:00
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lamontmako: where do you think I get _my_ hardware?08:01
makolamont: there is this awesome place in portland that takes the old machines, has volunteers take a class where they learn to build computers by building computers.. then they build 10 and take the last one home08:01
makolamont: me too.. also my furniture08:01
lamontmako: if you toss me contact info for them, I think my brother (in portland - well beaverton) might be interested in getting involved08:01
makolamont: http://www.freegeek.org/08:02
makothey stick a debian-based on them, train people on it, before they sell it08:02
makothey have multiple isp's in portland officially supporting debian now as a result!08:02
makoit's like a solid waste recylcling + computer shop + vocational training + computer give-away + free software advocacy organization08:03
makoit's totally awesome08:03
makothere are a few other freegeek's now i think too.. and some other recyclers are looking at free software as well08:04
amumdz: i was never in a closer touch with them, only as a kde build depends, except gpgme, which is a part of Aegypten2, and activ maintained ex. by Werner Koch and Intevation     08:07
mdzamu: please follow up to the list08:08
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mantienaHi all08:08
mantienamdz, I just lost network connection, so it seems didn't got all your messages08:09
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lamontpitti: works just &T*&) fine on my laptop.08:12
pittilamont: well, that's at least partly good news :-)08:13
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mdzmantiena: no, I didn't say anything more to you08:13
lamontpitti: yeah, something like that08:14
lamontit means that I keep the scanner08:14
pittilamont: you mean that the same scanner works on a different computer?08:15
pittiokay, THAT's really odd08:15
mantienamdz, so, how you suggest to test my d-i component ?08:15
lamontpitti: the desktop is (1) not fully current hoary :-(, and (2) has really funky USB08:15
crimsunelmo: would it be possible to sync rox-filer from Sid please?08:16
mdzmantiena: you asked how I did my testing, and I told you that I boot d-i to test08:17
mantienamdz, hehe, this is too slow for me, I'm not debian-installer guru08:19
mantienaKamion, maybe you could help me to test my d-i component, which replaces base-installer ?08:20
mdzKamion also uses d-i to test d-i components08:20
mantienamdz, it's ok to use d-i to test d-i components, but I have problems with starting d-i from chroot environment08:23
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seb128mako: any news about https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5330 .08:32
seb128?08:32
makoseb128: hm... yes i think we can fix it with fonts and fonts alone let me revive my discussion i was having on this08:33
seb128mako: k, thanks08:33
mantienamdz, btw, there is one problem with casper - currently cas[er select same folder (/target) for mounting filesystem.cloop like d-i. It's not good for installing live CD,  could you use another folder ?08:39
mdzmantiena: no, not without modifying the other d-i components which use /target08:39
mdzit was not an arbitrary choice; casper uses /target because it invokes other parts of d-i which expect /target08:40
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mdzmantiena: over the weekend, I wrote several messages to ubuntu-devel about installing from the live CD; you should read those if you are planning to work on it08:41
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Mithrandirthom: re the size of the component selector;  couldn't it be possible to use mod_gzip for the .js files?08:47
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thomMithrandir: i was wondering about deflating them08:56
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mdzlamont: what's the status of the patch review?09:03
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lamontdoh - was going to send out a status saturday night, and fell over into bed.09:04
lamontI have looked at about 50% of the patches, and divided them up into various buckets09:04
lamontthose buckets include "ask so and so", as well as NOBUGFILED, BRANDING, INIT, etc09:05
lamontthe interesting ones are the NOBUGFILED and XXXPENDING (which could mean NOBUGFILED, or not...)09:05
mdzlamont: have you started filing bugs for the ones which need it?09:05
lamontno - was hoping to progress faster, and wanted to get a first sweep through - I'll file bugs today09:06
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Kamionok, car successfully jump-started, and now off to karate - *sigh* what a day09:07
lamonthttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/patch-status09:07
ajmitchyay, got dsl back after 18 hours09:07
lamontmeanwhile, kernel test build looking pretty good so far - hope to upload that shortly09:08
Kamionmdz: sorry if you called me and I missed it, today has been ueber-complicated09:09
mdzKamion: no problem; if you're free later, let's try to connect then, otherwise tomorrow09:10
lamontvery interesting... xchat grabbed focus, and I can't make it give it back...09:11
Kamionmdz: ok, will be back at 10ish so we'll see then09:11
Kamion(er, 2200 UTC)09:11
lamontbut whacking metacity helps...09:11
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mdzthe only focus stealing that happens to me is metacity's attempt at focus-stealing-prevention09:12
mdzwhich has the opposite effect09:12
dredgin other news /me  cdbs. that is all.09:12
lamontmdz: gconf edit, set it to 'strict'09:14
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Mithrandirseb128: any progress on nautilus?09:14
jbaileydredg: Aww, a heart for cdbs on valentines day.  That's sweet ;)09:14
seb128Mithrandir: not yet09:15
mdzlamont: we can't tell our users that09:15
Mithrandirseb128: have you started debugging or should I09:15
Mithrandir?09:15
dredgjbailey: yeah, elsewhere i've outlawed valentine's day :)09:15
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lamontmdz: very true09:16
lamontmdz: and the good news is that the stealing code is getting better at not stealing when it shouldn't, for most use cases.09:16
seb128Mithrandir: I've some idea on which commit could do that, but there is probably not a lot of changes between both version, so if you want to have a quick look feel free09:16
seb128mdz: when does it happen ?09:16
Mithrandirseb128: ok, I'll take a look09:16
mdzseb128: I commented on the bugzilla bug09:16
mdzwith two examples09:16
seb128k09:17
mdzhttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3159#c1509:17
dredgi think the only single app that ever made me want to cry wrt focus stealing was gaim09:17
lamontwhat was the meatcity hotkey to iconify everything?09:18
lamonthrm.. that was painfully reproducible09:19
seb128mdz: right, gaim issue is due to gaim and I don't get the gt one as said on the bug09:19
lamontseb128: I'll update my system before I bitch about my pain... :-)09:20
seb128k :)09:20
mantienamdz, which emails I should read ? "Merging Live and Install CDs" ?09:20
mdzseb128: I wasn't CCed on the bug, so I didn't see09:21
mdzmantiena: yes09:21
seb128mdz: k09:21
mdzmantiena: ignore the ones which are about crazy designs, and focus on the other subthread :-)09:21
mdzseb128: I cannot reproduce it anymore after a crash+reboot yesterday, perhaps my metacity was old09:22
seb128mdz: k, so we just have "gaim is crap" :)09:22
seb128that's not that bad09:22
mdzwhat is gaim doing wrong?09:22
ograstealing focus09:23
mdzI have the opposite problem09:23
seb128mdz: by default metacity doesn't raise nor give the focus, apps have to ask for it09:23
mdzI have people asking me why I am not responding on jabber, and it is because the jabber window is hidden behind something else, and I never sa wit09:23
mdzsaw it09:23
ograno sound notification ?09:24
mantienamdz, I don't find any reasons which forbids mounting filesystem.cloop on other folder than /target09:24
mdzogra: sound notification only works if I am listening at the exact moment the message arrives09:24
mdzmantiena: I explained that to you less than an hour ago, in this channel09:24
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ogramdz: hm, sure...09:26
elmojesus christ, the component selectors at almost a Mb09:26
pittielmo: ah, that's the reason it takes ages with a modem09:27
mantienamdz, you don't explained, at least I don't see any reasons. you don't need to modify any d-i components, only AFAIK casper mounts filesystem.cloop could you give some example which component should be modified if you change filesystem.cloop mount point to other folder ?09:27
mdzmantiena: localechooser09:28
mdzmantiena: netcfg09:28
mantienamdz, these components runs before casper09:28
mdzmantiena: you may find this difficult to accept, but I do know what I am talking about with regard to casper09:29
mdzrepeatedly telling me that I am wrong does not help you to understand09:29
mantienamdz, I understand, that you know all about casper ;)09:29
mdzlook at /usr/lib/casper/pre.d09:29
mantienamdz, I looked at this09:30
mdzif you looked at it, you would have seen that /target is used in the localechooser and netcfg scripts, at least09:31
mantienamdz, hehe, there are no such scripts in casper-udeb, because of this I don't find reasons ;)09:32
mdzthey aren't in casper-udeb09:33
mdzthey are in localechooser and netcfg09:33
mantienamdz, now I understand09:33
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dredg:q09:33
mantienamdz, it seems ubuntu-installer is more different than debian-installer09:33
dredgargh09:33
mantienas/than/from09:34
mdzmantiena: casper does not even exist in Debian09:40
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mantienamdz, I know, I thought that d-i and ubuntu-installer's components are almost identifical, only casper is added in ubuntu ;)09:49
mdzelmo: look on the bright side09:51
mdzelmo: dan jacobson will never be able to use our bugzilla09:51
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thom*giggle*09:52
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thomMithrandir: in answer to your question; no, we can't deflate the javascript10:02
Mithrandirthom: why not?10:02
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thomMithrandir: just tried it and it broke horribly10:02
Mithrandirthom: how so?10:02
thomno products10:02
Mithrandirthat's kinda bad.10:02
Mithrandiror a feature, depending on your point of view.10:03
thomwell, it got a lot faster10:03
mantienamdz, I've read your emails in ubuntu-devel, but don't find info which I should care :( maybe you could point me on needed letters ?10:03
truluxsivang: hey10:03
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mdzmantiena: never mind; I don't have time to spend on it.  this feature is something that I am interested in working on for hoary+1, but right now I need to focus on hoary10:07
jdubogra: so with the xscreensaver patches10:13
ograyup10:13
jdubogra: the only bad bit about the old one is that it flashes a bit going from password entry to VERIFYING to APPROVED10:14
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ograyup, exactly...10:14
jdubperhaps if it only switched once to either ACCESS DENIED or PASSWORD ACCEPTED (ha ha), it would not be so flashy10:14
thomcould it not say anything for accepted10:15
thompretty please10:15
ograjdub: i thought about merging them... but currently mdz owns all my spare time ;)10:15
mdzthom++10:16
mdz"accepted" is when it gives you your desktop back10:16
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thompersactly10:17
ogradid you guys see the new patch ?10:17
ograjdub: did you send it around ?10:18
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mdzthom: I don't see how we can ship netapplet in its current state10:20
mdzthom: please give me some good news10:20
Keybuknetapplet is better than the "LOOK AT ME!  LOOK AT ME!  LOOK AT ME!" network monitor10:20
jdubogra: oh, no, i didn't upload it10:20
ograjdub: i didnt mean did you package it ;)10:21
ograjdub: i think replacing the verifying part wirt the faded dots would be a good thing.... leaving the DENIED as it is and dropping the APPROVED in favor of switching directly to the desktop after the dots fadet10:22
ajmitchogra: spicing it up even more?10:23
ograajmitch: dunno if i'll find the time, just trying to find the right way _if_ i got some time left....10:24
zullater10:24
dholbachbye zul10:24
ograajmitch: since the flickering isnt to beautiful....10:24
thommdz: i know, i'm working on it10:25
thommdz: what specific complaints do you have currently?10:27
jdubogra: ok, cool10:27
mdzthom: switching between interfaces or wireless networks seems to stall frequently, with no user feedback10:27
ograjdub: ok, i'll put it on my list this way... lets see about my time....10:28
thommdz: nod10:29
bluefoxicydoes anyone know of a resource for how to make debs with complex dependencies10:30
bluefoxicyI don't see it in the debian new maintainer's guide section 4.110:31
ajmitchwhat do you mean by complex though?10:31
mdzelmo: apparently, logging into the website doesn't work on ubuntu.com, only ubuntulinux.org10:32
mdzat least that's my experience10:32
bluefoxicyI want to do something like DEPENDS:  ((policy-grsec && policy-grsec-mypackage-1.0) || !policy-grsec), ((policy-selinux && policy-selinux-mypackage-1.0) || !policy-selinux)10:32
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Keybukbluefoxicy: it's called "you can't do that"10:35
dholbachhi azeem10:35
azeemhi10:35
jdubmdz: what's the cost of setting up a new germinate?10:36
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  damn10:37
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  I want it so that if I install policy-grsec, every package with a grsec policy demands that I install th egrsec policy; and if I remove policy-grsec, every package demands that i remove the policy10:37
bluefoxicywitohut making the packages depend on policy-grsec10:38
mdzjdub: I think it's pretty cheap; check with Kamion10:38
Keybukbluefoxicy: there's no way to represent that10:40
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  damn.10:41
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Keybukhowever10:45
Keybukmake all the package grsec policy packages depend on policy-grsec and provide grsec-policy10:45
Keybukmake policy-grsec depend grsec-policy10:46
Keybukmake all the packages suggest their grsec policy10:46
Keybukactually, the middle is probably a Recommends10:46
mantienamdz, btw, why en_ZA.UTF-8, en_GB.UTF-8 and en_US.UTF-8 locales are generated every time when liveCD starts ? it wastes a lot of time on average computers (~1 Ghz, 256 RAM) :(10:47
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bluefoxicyKeybuk:  I want a hard dependency10:54
Keybuksorry, I'm too busy smirking to answer that :p10:54
bluefoxicyin a system with grsecurity, policy-grsec would be what allows programs to actually run; without the policy fragment for the package, no user (even the administrator) could run the program10:55
mantienaI think we should simply generate needed locales in filesystem.cloop when building CD and /usr/lib/casper/pre.d/15localechooser should just check for missing locale (if user chooses another language) and generate only not already generated locale10:55
bluefoxicyso the problem of course is that it's really a dependency, not a recommendation (as much as libc6 is a dependency and not a recommendation)10:55
Keybukthen make it a dependency10:55
bluefoxicywhereas in an SELInux system, policy-selinux would be enabled, but would be ahard dependency too10:55
Keybukor just include the policies in the package10:55
bluefoxicytoo/instead, depending on if your admin is insane10:56
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  yeah, I thought of including it in the package.  It's possible, but even security devs fuck up10:56
bluefoxicyimagine "the openoffice policy fragment is fucked.  releasing openoffice.org-2.0-1 with new policy, 180M download"10:56
bluefoxicyplus that means you can't actually . . .not install the policy10:57
bluefoxicywhich was my goal :)10:57
Keybukwhat's the drawback of installing the policy when you don't need it?10:58
bluefoxicyjust space usage really, unless you're experimenting in  maintaning your own policy (for academic purposes)10:59
bluefoxicythough, there's LIDS, SELinux, GrSecurity, and RSBAC11:00
bluefoxicyand DiSec I dunno how they do their policy11:00
Mithrandirbluefoxicy: that's like "ooo maintainer script is fucked up, 180M download".11:00
bluefoxicyMithrandir:  yeah exactly.11:00
Keybukmake the policies config files11:01
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bluefoxicyheh11:02
jdublamont: any movement on inotify crasher?11:03
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  i don't want to force install 10 policies for 10 macs  :)11:03
lamontjdub??11:03
lamontnew inotify patch from zul, if that's what you mean11:03
jdubok11:03
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=== lamont dunno about crasher...
pittihey, there really is somebody whose machine _didn't_ crash due to this? :-)11:05
jdubyay, grumpy editor likes gthumb11:05
ogracrash ?11:05
Mithrandirpitti: what bug?11:06
pittiogra: yes, the machine randomly freezed when doing something (or sometimes when doing nothing) with removable drives11:06
pittiMithrandir: ^ that one11:06
MithrandirI don't use many removable drives on this laptop, so.11:07
ograpitti: ah, ok... didnt know it....11:07
lamontpitti: what's a removable device? :-)11:07
lamontbad cdebconf11:07
Mithrandirlamont: hotplug SCA drives.11:07
ograhehe11:08
pittilamont: one you can bite in without breaking your back when you lift it :-)11:08
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lamontheh.  sometimes11:09
amuhmm daily-live ( i386 ) has some trouble with booting, Kernel Panic - nit syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(8,3) 11:14
amus/nit/not11:15
jdubseb128: eeek, that crazy screen fadeout thing is in our gksu?11:16
seb128jdub: yep, but that's easy to change if you want11:17
seb128we can drop the patch11:18
sivanghey all11:18
jdubseb128: would prefer we lost it, it's really extreme ;)11:18
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seb128we have added it because some people were complaining in bugzilla and the list11:18
seb128now you want to drop it11:18
seb128grrr :p11:18
seb128(I don't like it to be honest)11:18
seb128jdub: BTW since you are here, file monitoring doesn't work with gamin ....11:19
seb128jdub: ie: try to clear the recent documents in the place menu, or add a gtk bookmark11:19
ograjdub: the one from the logout dialog 8O11:19
ogran, do not show window decorations, us ??11:23
jdubseb128: i'll upload without the 0.19 support patch11:25
jdubseb128: actually11:25
jdubseb128: have you seen mvo's workaround for single file monitoring?11:26
jdubseb128: perhaps that's the problem with .recently-used11:26
seb128jdub: nop, heard about it, but not read the code yet11:26
seb128jdub: file monitoring is not working11:26
seb128jdub: that's the issue with recently-used, that's the issue with the bookmarks, etc11:26
jdubit's working here...11:27
seb128seriously ?11:27
jdubi am serious11:27
jdubi shit you not11:27
seb128have you tried to clear the recent documents ?11:27
mvo_jdub: my workaround shouldn't be used :) it's really a hack 11:27
seb128mvo_: bad guy11:27
jdubseb128: yeah11:27
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jdubseb128: however11:28
mvo_oh, wait11:28
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seb128mvo_: you should kick jdub do get gamin fixed instead of cheating11:28
jdubseb128: now that i test in /tmp, it is not working11:28
seb128ah ah11:28
jdubseb128: but it works on stuff in my nfs-mounted homedir :)11:28
jdubi will remove that patch and see what happens11:28
seb128perhaps that's a local fs specific bug :p11:28
seb128I don't think that's the patch11:29
jdubwhatever it is11:29
seb128mvo pointed the issue with 0.21 or 0.2211:29
jdubit's caused by the french ;)11:29
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seb128jdub: true :p11:29
seb128mvo_: BTW metacity doesn't raise your window because that's evil, the goal is to avoid beeing annoyed by app like yours acting in a bad way :)11:30
jdubno, see, if i restart nautilus after i restart gam_server11:30
jdubit's fine11:30
jdubi get notifications in /tmp, for recent documents, etc.11:30
HwolfIs there any way to couple two windows together in one virtual window? 11:30
seb128hum11:30
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Kamionjdub: what do you want out of germinate?11:30
mvo_seb128: actually I think my use-case is a valid one. I only want a single instance of a application. if that application is already runing and the user tries to start it twice, instead of opening up a new window it opens a existing one. not too evil :)11:31
jdubKamion: was wondering what the cost of setting up a new one, alongside ubuntu and kubuntu would be, but only for a livecd (this is not at all crucial)11:31
seb128mvo_: yeah, but you should give the focus too, so you don't use the right function with gdk_raise_window () :)11:31
jdubmvo_: i agree11:31
mvo_jdub: I noticed that too, if the gam_server is killed/restarted it seems to work again11:31
mvo_seb128: I with gtk_window_present() now :)11:32
jdubmvo_: monitoring in general, or the single-file monitoring bug you had?11:32
seb128jdub: killall gam_server gnome-panel doesn't fix it here, and running GAM_SERVER=1 gnome-panel should that it doesn't get an event on the clear 11:32
mvo_jdub: the single file case IIRC (but I tested it last week, I may be wrong)11:32
Kamionjdub: "new germinate" <- EPARSE11:32
Kamionjdub: I think you mean "a new set of seeds"?11:32
seb128mvo_: correct, I just asked why raise_window () doesn't raise it (BTW that's written in the API, for a top_level windows that's decided by the wm)11:33
jdubKamion: sure11:33
seb128jdub: I'm speaking about monitoring *one* file (ie .recently-used or .gtk-bookmarks)11:33
seb128jdub: nautilus works fine11:33
=== sivang ---> install hoary on a new SATA disk.
jdubseb128: oh man, i've already cleaned out my recent documents11:33
=== jdub opens random documents
Kamionjdub: have a look at what the arch revision kubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds--hoary--0--base-0 did; it's about that expensive plus ten minutes of my time setting up mirroring and stuff11:33
jdubseb128: yeah, worked again11:34
seb128doh11:34
seb128my box is cursed11:34
Kamionjdub: (with the proviso that modifying the base seed is, for the moment, not useful)11:34
jdubheh, ok11:34
seb128I'm sure that's a bug fr_FR specific, you hate french11:34
seb128(vuntz has it too)11:35
jdubKamion: what will it take to start doing livecd builds from different seeds?11:35
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Kamionjdub: you mean the Hoary live CD, or something else?11:35
Kamion(the Hoary live CD already uses the casper and live seeds to do different stuff from the install CD)11:35
jdubseb128: running 2.6.10-16?11:35
jdubKamion: new, not-entirely-ubuntu livecd builds from those different seeds11:36
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jdubKamion: mostly concerned about resources11:36
Kamionjdub: lamont will need to do different rootfs builds off the different seeds (either different metapackage or just a big apt-get install)11:36
seb128jdub: 2.6.10-3-k711:36
Kamionjdub: and then cdimage needs to do daily builds, etc., so a couple of GB/day churn11:37
jdubseb128: but -16 package version?11:37
Kamionjdub: we're not really set up for massively parallel CD building just yet11:37
jdubKamion: mmm11:37
Kamionin particular cdimage really doesn't do proper locking yet ;)11:37
jdubKamion: how long does it take to build a rootfs atm?11:37
seb128jdub: ups, yep11:38
Kamionjdub: dunno, lamont would probably know11:38
Kamionthe log file doesn't have timestamps11:38
Kamiondaily-live builds on cdimage take ~5 minutes11:39
jdubah well11:39
jdubthanks11:39
Kamionnp11:40
Kamionin general I'm happy to extend germinate to do pretty much whatever ... I want it to be general. *at the moment* I think it has enough to do all the seeds we might want, but it might not in the future :)11:41
whiprushjdub: heh, all the ltsp stuff here is running on ubuntu11:43
ogratroll alert in #ubuntu11:49
pittiargh11:52
ogracould someone ban that guy11:52
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jdubwhiprush: rockin' :)11:53
jdubwhiprush: at the ltsp booth?11:53
whiprushyeah, then they're feeding OOo, GNOME, and a few others' thin clients11:55
whiprushI'll get a coolio Ubuntu desktop pic11:55
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jdubwhiprush: wow, nice one :-)11:56
jdubwhiprush: up for doing an ubuntu report? ;)11:56
whiprushfrom here? sure.11:59
=== Gagatan gives Mithrandir a pill
jdubwhiprush: and one for gnome too? ;)11:59
MithrandirCRRAAAAACCCKKK11:59
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