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ogramxpxpod: ad the login/logout sounds12:02
ogras/ad/and12:02
mxpxpodamu: could you email me the patch you use and the config as well?12:03
mxpxpodogra: hmm12:03
mxpxpodogra: so, g-s-d needs to start polypaudio instead of esd12:03
amumxpxpod: for 2.6.9, sure12:03
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mxpxpodamu: yeah12:03
tsengogra: seems to work here12:04
tseng(rb polyp)12:04
ogramxpxpod: thats already done by default...12:04
mxpxpodtseng: is esd still running?12:04
tsengi ran esd, set gstreamer to esound, and ran rb12:04
tsengno, i dont run esd normally12:04
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dholbachre12:04
ogratseng: how can esd be there if ppaudio conflicts with it ?12:05
tsengogra: um.. paudio provides an esd12:05
tsengpolypaudio: /usr/bin/esd12:05
jdubesd just runs polypaudio12:06
ogratseng: ah, well...i saw polypaudio in my processlist...12:06
tsengjdub: right, but it tricks gnome into running it in lieu of esound12:06
jdubseb128: xchat plays sounds correctly with esound-clients installed?!12:06
seb128jdub: here it does12:06
jdubtseng: that's the idea, yeah :)12:06
jdubseb128: that is complete bong12:06
jdubthat is so much complete bong12:06
seb128it call esdplay12:06
seb128that's the default command in the properties12:07
jdubxchat isn't exactly a bastion of sanity12:07
seb128right12:07
seb128gnomechat rulez ? :)12:07
jdubbut that is so much crack and bong and wack12:07
jdubseb128: perhaps we should install polypaudio-clients and switch it to use paplay by default :)12:07
seb128that's bong too :p12:07
ograbut more consistent :)12:08
seb128right12:08
jdubseb128: that's forced bong12:08
seb128yeah12:08
dredgxchat? sounds? sweet zombie jesus.12:08
jdubxchat makes us use the bong12:08
sivangjdub: are you using xchat at the momnet?12:08
seb128jdub: BTW what sort of debug output would you need for gamin ? Since it seems to be broken for everybody expected out12:09
seb128jdub: I've booted with noinotify for the moment, works fine now :)12:09
jdubso12:09
jdubuh12:09
mxpxpodstrange... polypaudio dies for me12:09
jdubi guess everyone's heard about hula by now12:10
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seb128he he12:10
jdubsivang: man, i don't use xchat12:10
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seb128a guy already mailed ubuntu-devel list about it12:10
jdubseb128: so new inotify is elb0rk, or gamin is b0rking it?12:10
seb128men, ubuntu-devel turn beeing a bug list atm12:10
mdzMithrandir: ping12:11
seb128jdub: dunno what is broken, but monitoring of a single file doesn't work whatever I do (and that's the same for Vincent and random bugzilla submitters)12:11
mdzhaggai: ping12:11
mdzhaggai: (oo.o2 FTBFS)12:12
mdzMithrandir: (UTF8MigrationTool)12:12
seb128jdub: with dnotify I can clear the recent documents, add a gtk bookmark12:12
seb128jdub: and according to pitti the device pop correctly on the desktop when he boots with noinotify12:12
seb128s/device/devices12:12
jdubseb128: reckon we should disable inotify support in gamin again? :)12:12
tsengjdub: =/12:13
seb128that's my opinion12:13
sjoerdseb128, jdub: in debian gamin seems to stop doing it's stuff after a while too.. where there is certainly no inotify12:13
seb128sjoerd: saying that we should roll back to fam ? :p12:14
sjoerdseb128: no we should fix gamin :)12:14
jdubok, i'm going to upload a --disable-inotify build12:14
seb128jdub: any hint to figure if that's an inotify or gamin issue ?12:14
jdubthe freezing computer stuff is inotify ;-)12:15
seb128jdub: you are running a standard hoary kernel ?12:15
jdubthe monitoring one file stuff is probably gamin12:15
mxpxpodjdub: what freezing computer stuff?12:15
sjoerdalthough gamin 0.0.23 has some deadlock fix which isn't in debian ;)12:15
seb128(just trying to figure why "clear recent documents" works for you)12:15
jdubseb128: yes, though haven't rebooted since last update12:15
sivangjdub: :)12:15
seb128jdub: what do we win with the inotify backend ? Just trying to figure if we should rather try to get this fixed, or if switching to dnotify is alright12:17
sivangpitti: regarding #6092, I want to have some message when someone tries to modify a user and see he cannot change the uid, what do you think would be a good thing to say "Changing UID is not allowed when modifying an existing user" ? (this would be a label, not a window or a pop up of some sort)12:18
jdubseb128: you can unmount devices that are being monitored12:18
seb128and you can freeze your kernel :p12:18
zuljdub: my bad about the inotify patch12:18
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ograsivang: why is it possible at all to change the uid ? what is the usecase for that ?12:19
tsengzul: meh, you arent the first guy to break it!12:19
sivangogra: read the bugtrail, it's and old discussion already :)12:19
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zultseng: still my bad12:19
dredgseb128: ah, the freeze is inotify and not flaky usb-storage? :)12:20
mxpxpodjdub: could that be part of my problem when waking up my ibook? the inotify stuff?12:20
jdubzul: ;)12:20
jdubmxpxpod: doubt it12:20
zulif you upgraded to -17 today maybe..12:20
mxpxpodjdub: hmm12:20
mxpxpodand why is ubuntu-desktop on powerpc still dependant on apmd12:23
thombecause it's an extremely low priority problem, if indeed it's a problem at all12:23
Kamionbecause we need to make that seed arch-specific; doing now12:23
Kamionum, at least I assume it needs to be arch-specific12:23
Kamionthom?12:23
thomKamion: idunno12:24
thomcertainly mjg59 was saying that not all ppc stuff uses pmu12:24
thomso it's not outside the realms of possibility it's needed on some ppc stuff12:24
Kamionmm, we don't really support non-Macs yet though12:24
thomtrue enough12:24
thomguess we can just reseed if and when12:24
Kamionmxpxpod: does apmd break stuff for you?12:25
mxpxpodKamion: I'm not sure12:25
mxpxpodI just don't think it's needed12:25
robtaylorhmm, can anyone think of a good reason my PRO/Wireless 2100 doesnt work under hoary atm?12:25
thomrobtaylor: you have any logs, owt in dmesg?12:25
Kamionmxpxpod: well, sounds like it is needed on some powerpc hardware, just not Macs12:25
thomcertainly as of yesterday's kernel mine does12:25
KamionI suppose we could have d-i install it depending on the hardware, though that kind of seems like crack12:26
robtaylorthom: hmm, just upgraded and rebooted.. i'll check my dmesg12:26
jdub   * debian/patches/02_menuspeed.patch:12:26
jdub     - patch to speed up the menu opening (Hoary: #5643).12:26
jdubseb128: !!!12:26
jdubseb128: you fixed gtk boog!12:26
sivangseb128: coool12:26
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ograjdub: what about gksudo ? will it stay this ugly and undecorated ?12:27
seb128in fact that's an upstream patch with this comment:12:27
robtaylorthom: hmm ,nothing useful, i get "ipw2100: Detected Intel PRO/Wireless 2100 Network Connection"12:27
seb128"With this patch, please pay attention to submenus. Are they slow to appear or not?"12:27
jdubogra: what kind of ugly?12:27
seb128so feedbacks are welcome :)12:27
jdubseb128: :)12:27
danielsseb128: one down, four thousand to go12:28
robtaylorthom: kernel is 2.6.10-3-38612:28
Kamionjdub,seb128: what's up with the top panel launcher icons being missing on a default install?12:28
thomrobtaylor: just upgrading to todays kernel and will try12:28
robtaylorthom: cool, thanks :)12:28
ograjdub: if i got a window with lots of gray areas open, i normally miss it popping up for example...because of the missing borders it just sinks visually into the app... quite annoying and a usability bug i think12:29
seb128Kamion: is that a new bug ?12:29
sivangseb128: my system has gone strangely faster, including menus :)12:29
jdubogra: ah12:29
zulthom: heh we didnt touch wireless12:29
Kamionseb128: I think it's relatively recent, last week or two?12:29
jdubseb128: ogra's bug, related to the crazy effect patch ^12:29
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seb128jdub: I know, I've noticed it, but I'm not sure on what should be done exactly, issue beeing worked :)12:30
mxpxpodogra: is there a way to decorate a window w/o the titlebar, but just the border?12:30
ogramxpxpod: i dont think so... 12:30
tritiumjdub, mdz have either of you seen this yet: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6582 ?12:30
mdztritium: that bug is less than a day old, please be patient12:31
ogramxpxpod: you will always have at least a close button and titlebar, i dont know of any way to avoid that....12:31
mxpxpodheh12:31
seb128Kamion: k, I'll look on that tomorrow12:31
mxpxpodlater guys12:31
Kamionseb128: thanks12:31
KamionI wasn't sure if it was a deliberate change or not12:32
seb128no, but default launcher were using the old applications:/// stuff, and they have changed link to a real filename in 2.9.9112:32
tritiummdz, sorry, my intention was not to pester12:32
seb128perhaps the links are not correct somewhere, I'll check12:32
Kamionok12:33
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robtaylorthom: thx!12:34
ograsivang: i read the whole bug, but i still dont see any use case ....12:36
mjg59thom: I know of no PPC hardware that uses apm natively12:36
mjg59But pmu can emulate apm12:36
thomrobtaylor: new kernel seems fine12:37
thomi have ipw2100 loe12:38
thomlove12:38
thommjg59: cool12:38
robtaylorthom: hmmm, oddness12:38
zulbrb kernel rebbot12:38
sivangogra: well, there is not really one currently, that's why I am blocking this option - however I do think the user deserves to have a msg of some sort as pitti noted it's rather confusing having a spin button that doesn't respond.12:38
Kamionmjg59: so should we get rid of apmd from the powerpc desktop?12:38
mjg59Kamion: If it's not being used on pmac, then yes12:39
KamionI guess there might be some programs that rely on the apm interface, or something12:39
mjg59But I don't know if all power management stuff is done through pmud, or whether apmd is calling some necessary scripts12:39
mjg59/dev/apm should still exist even if apmd isn't there12:39
ograsivang: i meant its rather confusing to have a optin there at all... why not just show a label with the uid, this makes it very clear you cant change it12:40
sivangogra: changing this would be too intrusive as the dialog is used both for new and existing users, plus could cause trouble when interface files change upstream.12:41
ograsivang: ah, ok, i didnt know about the dialog recycling there...then i'll shut up ;)12:42
thomi'm hesitant to remove apmd from ppc for hoary, tbh12:42
thomi think this is way past the point to do it12:42
sivangogra: ;-) I appriciate your remarks 12:43
ograsivang: but if they are based on wrong knowledge i doubt they are usefull, heh12:45
Hwolfseb128: If the desktop menu is renamed to system, will applications > system tools move there too? Seems rather logical to bundle it all12:45
seb128Hwolf: dunno, ask jdub12:45
seb128Hwolf: not my idea12:45
seb128but I don't think so12:46
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Hwolfseb128: pity, this seems illogical.12:53
tsengwow at hula "first post" on -devel12:55
usualhey seb128 did they do anything exciting in gstreamer for dvd playback?12:56
jdubHwolf: the name of the system tools menu is illogical, not its placement12:56
usualhi jdub 12:56
Hwolfjdub: I feel the entire array of many different small tools to administer the system is confusing. I'd rather see something more osx/winxp like, but I'll shut up about it 12:57
magnonhow is osx/winxp any different?12:58
magnonthey also have small tools12:58
magnonthe difference is that they put the index in an iconed window12:58
Hwolfmagnon: It somehow feels better to bundle it all together that way. 12:58
seb128usual: dunno, dvd playing seems to work fine here12:58
usualseb128, slows my whole x session down :(12:58
seb128xorg issue I guess12:59
seb128whatever an app do that should not happen12:59
danielsez gtk boog12:59
seb128ah ah12:59
seb128you wish :p12:59
danielsand of course it should happen12:59
Hwolfdaniels: is that lingo i haven't heard of, or just english? 12:59
danielsif you're doing colourspace conversion in realtime, your entire cpu will slow down, and take every app with it01:00
danielsand if you're slamming a hojillion frames into the x server per second (given that the rgb->rgb delta is huge compared to yuv->yuv), your server will slow down also :P01:00
danielsHwolf: 'is gtk bug'01:00
usualI still have issues with X crashing randomly through nautilus use01:01
danielsthe issue is probably tha tyou're using xlib directly, and you should be feeding the yuv stream straight into xv01:01
danielsusual: cool, what sort of card?01:01
Hwolfdaniels: thanks. I take it gtk is a buggy bitch then?01:01
usualdaniels, Nvidia Geforce401:01
usualnvidia drivers01:02
danielsusual: ok, bug in the nvidia drivers01:02
danielsHwolf: yeah, it keeps causing all these things that people think are x bugs01:02
usualdaniels, ok, but I find that hard to believe, so many people use the binary nvidia drivers in many dists and I havn't heard anyone related to my issue01:03
usualnot doubting it, but curious01:03
danielsusual: conversely, I haven't heard of random Nautilus usage crashing X outside of nVidia, and certainly haven't seen it01:03
Hwolfdaniels: that raises the question why such an essential lib is full of bugs? :-)01:03
danielsif you can reproduce it with nv, then I'm interested; else I just can't debug it or work out where it is01:03
danielsHwolf: i don't know, ask seb12801:04
usualdaniels, yeah, it was fine until a little bit ago when I first mentioned it to you, maybe something in hoary changing?01:04
seb128Hwolf: it would be funny without that :p01:05
danielsusual: dunno, x hasn't changed in a while now01:05
usualdaniels, kernel has changed alot01:06
usualalong with the binary nvidia drivers01:06
danielser, the binary nvidia drivers haven't changed in months01:06
danielswhen they released 1.0.6629, at which point we had 2.6.8.101:06
danielsthe only thing that's changed since then is patches from nvidia to make it compile on new kernels01:07
jdubHwolf: the list of stuff in system tools is crap for various reasons; we'll fix most of it for hoary01:10
danielsjdub: would it be possible to get nvidia-glx in ship, if it's not already?01:11
Hwolfjdub, ok01:11
seb128jdub: oh, speaking about menu entries01:11
seb128jdub: is that ok to move the screen resolution stuff to preferences rather than administration ?01:12
seb128jdub: apparently we moved it the other way for warty, dunno why (or perhaps that's a side effect of the new menus, but that's a patch)01:13
jdubdaniels: i don't think we want to do that, do we?01:13
danielsjdub: we sure do01:14
jdubseb128: we chose to move it to system configuration in warty01:14
jdubdaniels: i'd be happier if this were brought up on u-d or TB meeting01:15
seb128jdub: any rational ? http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6545 01:15
danielsjdub: yeah, unfortunately I couldn't manage to drag myself up for TB01:15
jdubseb128: 'rationale' -> i am usually rational ;)01:15
seb128ah ah01:16
thomjdub: you ARE?!01:16
danielsjdub: except when you have NO PANTS01:16
dholbachjdub: at what time of the day? :-)01:16
Hwolfpoor jdub01:17
jdubseb128: commented01:19
ograjdub: when are you 'usual' ?01:19
seb128k01:19
seb128thanks jdub :)01:19
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usualogra, hey now01:19
ograusual: heh01:20
seb128jdub: I see now, indeed you can be rational :)01:20
thomrational all the way to the W01:21
thomwhat is that W, jeffyweffy?01:21
Hwolfseb128, is there anything in gnome-panel like a seperator? something to keep 2 launchers apart. 01:21
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seb128Hwolf: I don't get the question. You can to add a separator to a menu ? I think you need to change the code for that atm01:22
ogradholbach: heh, thanks...01:23
thomseb128: he wants to seperate two icons on the panel itself01:23
thomie, the evolution launcher and the firefox launcher01:23
thomi think01:23
seb128oh01:24
seb128I don't think so01:24
Hwolfthom: yup. atm I just put them a little bit apart, but that isn't really sexy. 01:24
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jdubHiddenWolf: eugenia has a crackrock applet for doing that01:27
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HiddenWolfjdub: can you say that again in english?01:28
jdubthat was english01:29
seb128jdub: dude, start speaking correctly now :p01:29
HiddenWolfjdub, have pity on me01:29
jdubseb128: i can't speak the language of diplomacy ;)01:29
seb128:p01:30
thomjdub: i think you should start speaking latin01:30
thomand give me back my CURSORS01:30
seb128speaking about CURSOR thom :)01:31
thommouse cursors01:31
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seb128firefox cursor ?01:31
thompiss off with your crackpot epiphany whining :-)01:31
seb128rooohhhhhh01:31
jdubi would like to use my browser for text entry again :)01:31
seb128bad thom 01:31
thommy browser works fine for text entry01:31
jdubsee my bug?01:31
thom(in other news, i'll be turning off pango tomorrow)01:31
seb128jdub: nobody reads your bugs dude01:32
jdubaha :)01:32
sivangheheh01:32
thomjdub: which one of the many i've been ignoring?01:32
jdubi refuse to write bugs in french01:32
thom;-)01:32
seb128and that's why we don't read them01:32
thomoh, wait01:32
seb128:p01:32
thomit's bugs from elmo i ignore01:32
jduboh man, hula is a whole sticky stack that sucks in smtp, imap, etc., etc.01:32
thomyup01:33
thomit's sticky sack o' crack01:33
tsengjdub: it says you can easily use your own mta01:33
thomi only want it for caldav love01:33
jdubI HATE PLONE01:33
ograhula looks really cool01:33
jdublook at planet ubuntu01:33
jdubstupid, stupid plone01:33
sivangjdub: slow, hw consuming?01:34
ograjdub: yay, nice one :)01:34
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jdubtseng: you can use your own mta with exchange, too ;)01:34
thomyes, all that in spades01:34
mjg59YAY PLONE01:34
tsengjdub: hula is surely less crack than exchange01:34
tsengjdub: im excited about the idea.01:35
jdubsure, i'm excited01:35
thomGO PLONE IYB01:35
jdubbut when you have everything stickily integrated01:35
jdubit gets icky, fast01:35
tsengwhatever kills exchange, dude01:35
jdubno01:35
jdubthe ends do not justify the means01:35
jdublook at it this way01:36
mjg59jdub: campd says they're happy to accept patches which make stuff less static01:36
jdubin hula, the following objects are no longer as they were:01:36
jdub- users01:36
jdub- mailboxes01:36
jdub- imap server01:36
jdub- smtp server01:36
jdubetc.01:36
tsengsmtp can be worked around, and using /etc/passwd is on the shortlist01:36
jdubthere's going to be all kinds of adaptering going on to use normal unix stack stuff01:36
jdubtseng: you said the right two words -> "worked around"01:37
mjg59It's a piece of Novell software. The fact that it runs on Linux at all is a miracle.01:37
jdubi'm not saying this is bad01:37
mjg59It's going to take it a while to make it a happy community member, though.01:37
jdubbut i am pointing out the obvious suboptimal ickiness01:37
tsengi think the novell-ness will wear off with some community scrutiny01:38
ograjdub: added it to UniverseCandidates01:38
thomit needs to play with apache also01:38
jdubthom: i'm thinking... modmodweb :)01:38
thomin fact, apache may become the best place for it to be at the community level01:38
thommod_hula :P01:38
mjg59It needs a fucking syncml server01:38
jdubthom: asf goon!01:38
jdubmjg59: that'd be nice01:38
mjg59That way we can sync with it nicely with existing code01:39
jdubogra: (i kinda think hula would *not* be a good MOTU target, but anyway...)01:39
mjg59Currently, the only free syncml server is in PHP (and not very spec compliant)01:39
thomjdub: fsf mafioso01:39
danielswell, hula would actually fit nicely at a low level in a201:39
jdubi am not, and have never been, a member of the fsf ;)01:39
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danielsjdub: prove it by giving me free beer tonight01:40
thomjdub: only cos they lost your bribe money01:40
tsengit would doing only ldap calender/contacts and shipping mail off to postfix01:40
sivangjdub: please stop, you're killing me :-))01:40
danielsjdub: none of this free speech crap, prove you're all about the free beer01:40
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jdubdaniels: i will buy you one beer tonight.01:40
danielsogra: don't encourage him ;)01:40
danielsjdub: word01:40
ograhehe01:41
thom(i was semi serious about it being a logical member of the Apache software ecosystem)01:41
danielsthom: i think it makes sense01:41
thomi doubt the big N will buy that though01:41
daniels... just as long as it revolves entirely around D-BUS01:41
danielsgiven it's bias-declaration o'clock01:41
thomdbus, smeebus. it needs to use DOORS01:41
danielsdoors?01:42
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jdubhas anyone itped it yet?01:42
danielsthom: OMG AND THEN WE CAN MAKE IT USE DTRACE TOO01:42
danielsthom: GOOD IDEA01:42
jdubthom: man, just watching the checkout -> ha ha port to apr01:43
mjg59Joerg on openbsd-hackers was the best thing ever01:43
danielsjdub: no01:43
danielsmjg59: i heard about that01:43
danielsmjg59: do you have an account on fd.o?01:43
mdzthom: I am getting that infuriating scroll-wheel-quits-randomly problem in firefox again01:43
mdzthom: does that happen to you?01:44
mjg59daniels: I don't /think/ so01:44
thommdz: it never stopped happening for me :(01:44
jdubmdz: yes, that happens to me01:44
thommdz: i reported it upstream, they said "oh yes, so it does" and then buggered off01:44
danielsmjg59: oh, they created the page01:44
mdzit seemed to stop for me for some time01:44
danielsmjg59: freedrtools.fd.o01:44
magnonich01:44
sivangnever stopped happening for me also01:44
magnonimagemagick is compiled against xorg01:44
thomjdub: see, that would be rad01:45
thomcross platform for free01:45
jdubso you can run it on AIX and OSF/101:45
thommdz: nothing has changed recently in mouse handling stuffs01:45
thomjdub: and OS/390!01:46
thomand OS2 WARP01:46
thomIMPORTANT PLATFORMS01:46
ograthom: no BeOS ?01:46
HiddenWolfAre there any plans to do for xfce what is being done for kde right now?01:47
thomogra: that;s not as marginal as os2 :-) (but yes, apr supports beos)01:47
ograHiddenWolf: talk to crimsun, he is the xfce MOTU01:47
danielsmagnon: ... yes01:47
jdubHiddenWolf: i've been talking to some of the xfce guys about it01:48
magnondaniels: would be nice to have the ability to only install the console tools on a server01:48
HiddenWolfjdub: cool01:49
sivangmagnon: isn't this already possible with the "custom" install target?01:50
magnonsivang: the _imagemagick_ console tools :)01:51
jdubheh, from hula build:01:51
jdubPhase I: Reading & interpreting template01:51
jdubPhase II: Checking template01:51
jdubPhase IIIa: Loading language strings01:51
jdubPhase IIIb: Loading language images01:51
jdubPhase IV: Compiling name tables01:51
jdubPhase V: Storing static template data01:51
jdubPhase VI: Compiling template files01:51
sivangmagnon: didn't even know something like this existed. well, my bad agian :)01:51
jdubPhase VII: Storing static pages01:51
jdubPhase IX: Cleaning up01:51
jdub01:51
sivangit's ratehr, high leve?01:51
sivang;-)01:51
magnonsivang: Gallery uses it exstensively.01:51
sivangmagnon: to produce server side imanges on the fly?01:51
magnonno, to make thumbnails etc.01:51
sivanglike charts and etc01:52
sivangah ok01:52
sivangsounds cool01:52
dholbach'convert' is part of it01:52
dholbachand it rocks01:52
jdubAgent HULAIMAP.NLM has already been started in the last 300 seconds.  Waiting to load again.01:52
jdubYES!01:53
jdubYES!01:53
jdubgive me that nlm loving!01:53
daniels.nlm?01:53
jdubvery netware01:53
magnoncare to inform me what hula is?01:53
jdubhula-project.org01:53
jdubyou've been in #g-h dude01:53
danielsnot since fridayish01:54
danielsoh, him01:54
thom.NLM RUN AWAY01:54
thomscreaming!01:54
magnonyeah, I've seen hula tal01:54
ogramagnon: http://www.hula-project.org/01:54
magnonk01:54
dholbachNetware Loadable Module :-)01:54
magnonnever seen what it is though01:54
magnonjdub: oh! nice!01:54
thomi are reminded heavily of my first job01:54
dredghmm, me too01:54
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magnonjdub: I'll have to look at that. Some other time, but still. That looks darn nice.01:55
magnoneventually will look nice01:55
magnoncaldav will mean that it works with the ogo connector then01:56
whiprushDUDES. We did good today, got about 50 ubuntu CDs out to the worthy today.02:01
whiprushmako is bringing in a resupply.02:01
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thomnight dudes02:02
sivangnight thom 02:02
jdubwhiprush: rockin'!02:03
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magnonis hula, uhm, stable enough?02:07
magnonwell, if I'm willing to install it on my server to try it, the demands on stability aren't that high anyway :>02:08
jdubi'd recommend a test box to start with02:08
magnonseems like a thing that'd update a lot, I'd like it to work after each update I do02:09
mdzjdub: didn't we decide to fix gdm so that it beeps instead of playing the annoying sound?02:11
jdubmdz: i thought we decided to remove it completely?02:12
mdzjdub: or that02:12
jdub:)02:12
mdzjdub: either way, please make sure that happens02:12
jdubyep02:12
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mdzthom: netapplet just crashed on me during logout; was unable to get to the "inform developers" button and get a trace due to the logout process finishing02:18
mdzthom: however, it is reproducible every time02:19
mdzjdub: why is it that the login/logout sounds do not play under polypaudio?02:19
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jdubmdz: dunno, been investigating that02:21
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ograjdub: running it manually like: polypaudio -nF /etc/polypaudio/default.pa makes it work here02:23
jdubyeah, saw someone mention that before02:23
jdubtotal crack02:23
ograjdub: it also solves the rhythmbox problem02:23
jdubrhythmbox problem?02:23
ograjdub: cant connect device or something.... i had it here and its also mentioned on the list02:24
jdubhaven't had that myself, gstreamer configured to use esd works fine02:25
jdubmdz: i think it could be delayed loading of the alsa modules02:25
mdzjdub: that might explain startup, but shutdown?02:25
ograjdub: i never touched the gstreamer config here....and as i said, the above command solved both problems02:25
jdubmdz: if they're unloaded at shutdown...02:26
thommdz: yes, know about that one02:26
azeemogra: woot, thanks02:26
jdubogra: had you restarted your session?02:26
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ograjdub: yup02:26
ograjdub: even the system since i had a kernel upgrade02:26
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Kamionnight all02:28
ogranight02:28
danielsKamion: 'nacht02:28
sivang'nacht ogra 02:28
ogradaniels: wow without any accent.... perfect german ;)02:29
danielsheh :)02:29
ograsivang: i was saying it to Kamion ;)02:29
jdubhrm, lots of nice startup failures02:32
sivangogra: hmm, then maybe I should say good night to myself :)02:32
WWDoes anyone know what the story is with the recent kernel upgrade and linux-restricted-modules?02:34
mdzWW: there is no story as far as I am aware02:36
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sivangdamn this not willing to unpatch libtool..>:-<02:40
WWmdz: Hmm...  When I try to upgrade in Synaptic, it refused to install linux-restricted-modules-2.6-686 and linux-restricted-modules-2.6-686-smp. I currently have linux-restricted-modules-2.6.8.1-4-686 and linux-restricted-modules-2.6.8.1-686-smp installed.02:43
WWWhen I tried to reboot after the upgrade, gdm would not start.02:43
WW..."no screens"02:44
WWSee also: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1556302:46
WW...and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1554102:46
tsengWW: see #ubuntu with that nature of stuff02:47
ograWW: sad that people are discussing it, agree that its a bug, but nobody seems to have filed it....02:47
WWtseng: Yes, I know this isn't exactly the right place... on the other hand, it appears to be broken kernel upgrade.  That's pretty serious stuff, and I haven't heard about any forthcoming fixes.  mdz apparently didn't even know about it.02:48
tsengoh man, if mdz doesnt know it must be end of the world!02:49
tsengheh.02:49
WW:)02:49
jdubmdz: ahr, esd sample caching problems.02:50
WWSorry, one more post: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=661702:50
danielsl-r-m needs an update02:51
mdzit was updated02:54
mdzbut it failed to build02:54
mdzthe headers weren't available yet02:54
danielshooray!02:54
mdzit should only need a retry02:54
danielsah02:55
mdzbut I don't know of anyone who can do that besides lamont and elmo02:55
mdzlamont is not here today, and elmo is likely asleep02:55
jduboh man02:58
jdubno esd sample caching problems02:58
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jdubit has a problem with the file size it seems (affects native and esd interfaces)02:59
sivanghmm, what's the adm group for? (related to raid stuff?)02:59
maswandaniels: sorry for bothering you in here, but I'm curious, does the x300 se pcie card work well with current x, or is it work in progress? I just saw that you got one, not how it turned out from your blog entry (pretty much what what's easily found by google too).03:02
danielsmaswan: 2d works out of the box, never tried fglrx03:03
maswandaniels: ah, great. thinking of getting a new box, and these pcie mbs seem neat. :)03:03
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=== maswan doesn't care about 3d either, so.. :)
danielswell, i care about 3d, just not with this card03:06
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danielsthis card was just the cheapest way to get 1600x1200, plus DVI and dual-head03:06
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maswanWell, I might eventually some day have need of 3d, but that day...03:07
danielsmaswan, halflife2.  halflife2, maswan.03:08
=== daniels bought it months ago, but is waiting until his shiny new card arrives to install it.
maswanIsn't that one of those first person thingies? I've never gotten along with those.03:08
mjg59daniels: Are you going to play it on a nasty closed-source OS?03:11
danielsmjg59: as opposed to a nasty closed-source hostile fork of an emulation of a nasty-closed-source OS?  probably, yeah.03:13
tsengdaniels: good one.03:13
jbahehe03:14
jbagot him yes, goooonee!!!03:14
daniels'right off the mea ... er, right off the vegetable of the bat'03:15
jbawhat's wrong with the meat of the bat?03:15
jbayou gotta eat lamb I tell you !!!!03:15
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mjg59WW: You should see a typical conversaion in debian-devel...03:17
danielsjba: not me, I've got a tongue piercing ;)03:18
mjg59(Actuallym you really shouldn't)03:18
zulmjg59, gentoo-dev is worse :) well not really03:18
jbadaniels, no piercings here. so it's all meat for me03:18
jbawhat do you think about 20-20's ?03:19
danielsand this is where I fail to understand, but I suspect we're desperately off-topic anyway03:19
jbanew 20 over matches03:19
jbashorter one dayers, as far as I'm concerned the shorter a game of cricket is, the better :)03:20
danielsoh, twenty2003:21
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mjg59daniels: So, any cool stuff come out of xdevconf?03:22
danielsmjg59: tentative but awesome moves on the release manager front (i'm standing aside), hopefully getting shared administration for gnome/kde/fd.o, possibly combining all the translation efforts from gnome and kde under fd.o03:23
danielsmjg59: a definite move towards modularisation and a plan on how to get there; process for x11r7 beginning03:23
danielsi'm sure there was other stuff, but i've forgotten03:23
mjg59Rocking03:24
mjg59Any discussion on the shift to mesa-based rendering?03:24
mjg59(Or if that's even been decided as the way forward now)03:24
danielsit's basically been deferred until mesa-solo is finished, which is chugging along nicely03:24
danielsmesa has been undergoing some serious renovations lately03:25
mjg59Cool03:25
dholbachguys... i'm off to bed03:25
dholbachsleep tight everyone03:25
mjg59What's the situation in terms of hardware that doesn't have a 3D engine?03:25
danielsdholbach: g'night03:26
dholbachbye daniels03:26
danielsmjg59: so the way forward in terms of xgl is undecided; either you could use mesa's software renderer, or have xgl as just another output driver, so you can still use standard 2d acceleration03:26
danielsmjg59: whether xgl will be It or not is uncertain (right now, kdrive isn't near usable, and probably will never be), but yeah, several have stated that we cannot and will not deprecate support for non-3D cards03:27
mjg59Is there any way to provide 2D acceleration through Mesa?03:29
mjg59Hmm. I guess it's difficult to expose stuff like Xvideo through that.03:30
danielswell, obviously there's mesa's software renderer, but i don't know how effectively you can accelerate it when you need to be converting 3d primitives into 2d primitives03:31
mjg59Mm. It's a bit of an awkward bugger.03:31
danielsaye03:31
danielsso some of us are wondering if we wouldn't be better off writing a drivers/gl for the current xorg infrastructure03:32
mjg59Yeah03:32
mjg59Then default to that on hardware that has decent Mesa support?03:32
danielsor something, yeah03:32
dholbach*wave*03:33
danielsno-one's really clear at the moment, because we have staggeringly more important things to do (modulaisation), and the gl stuff is blocking on mesa-solo03:33
mjg59My only concern with the mesa-solo stuff is that Jon Smirl seems convinced that it's possible to POST all video hardware03:33
ogranight dholbach03:33
danielsbleh.  modularisation.  m12n.03:33
danielsmjg59: it's ok, there are some incredibly talented (and sane) people on mesa as well03:33
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danielsmjg59: anholt and ajax understand the realities of modern-day hardware, and they've been doing a *lot* of good things03:33
danielsmjg59: jon's great, but he exists in a world where everyone has these amazing flawless video cards that do stupid fast 3D, and there are no BIOS flaws ever03:34
danielsso he does a lot of good things, but needs a good grounding in reality every now and then03:34
mjg59Haha03:34
mjg59Xgl is very, very cool though03:36
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sladenand so much cooler than Cairo03:37
jdubahr, no seb03:39
jdubUnable to open desktop file /usr/share/mozilla-firefox.desktop for panel launcher: Error reading file '/usr/share/mozilla-firefox.desktop': File not found03:39
jdubUnable to open desktop file /usr/share/evolution-2.2.desktop for panel launcher: Error reading file '/usr/share/evolution-2.2.desktop': File not found03:39
jdubUnable to open desktop file @DATADIR/yelp.desktop for panel launcher: Error reading file '@DATADIR/yelp.desktop': Invalid URI03:39
jdub03:39
jdubsladen: it's completely different to cairo, and not cooler03:39
jdubmdz: was it you that mentioned the panel icons missing?03:40
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danielscairo is rad also03:42
jdubheh03:44
jdubum03:44
jdubdaniels: is d-bus 0.23.1 love?03:44
daniels0.23.1?03:45
danielsi think i may have missed something03:45
jdubperhaps beagle is asking for > d-bus 0.23 ;)03:45
danielsjdub: ahr, yeah, it is love; the update should be fairly trivial if you want  to do it03:46
jdubdaniels: including dbus-cil?03:47
danielsjdub: apt-get source dbus-mono, hand-apply all the changes to the *.cs files03:48
danielsi can probably do it tonight, since i'll be away from my ghetto development system03:48
jdubnot a massive priority at all03:49
jdubunless there are fixes in it we need03:49
jdubjust noticed new beagle needs it03:49
daniels'kay03:49
danielswell, looking at it, it seems that 0.23 is broken to shit03:49
danielsi might prepare new packages on the plane03:50
danielsotoh, i might not :)03:50
jdubgar03:52
zulheh03:52
jdubman, this polypaudio sample stuff is cheesing me off03:52
helixgah, I caught usual's message again03:54
mjg59helix: Caught?03:54
Clintshe's psychic03:54
helixmjg59: every time I look in this channel I seem to see that stupid quit message03:54
mjg59Haha03:54
mjg59Your life is miserable03:54
helixtalk to me about ACPI, make it WORSE03:55
=== jba would love to know if there is some sort of gui to configure acpi in ubuntu
helixjba: mjg59 can be bribed03:56
jdubargh03:56
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sivangshutting down, night all03:57
mjg59helix: So, have I told you what ACPI stands for?03:57
jbawast03:57
helixdoes this mean I get to make an educated guess?03:57
sivanghelix: btw, I also see this rather bothering message, guess there is no rule yet against logout messages03:57
jbawas trying to explain to my wife why acpi wasn't working untill i had support for a custom dsdt, and she just told me to s h u t up03:57
helixmjg59: argh christing puce idiocy?03:58
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jdubjba: drop a compiled dsdt aml into /etc/mkinitrd/DSDT03:58
helixthat's my guess about acpi03:58
jbajdub, i know dude, you already explained it to me 2 weeks ago, remember we have the smae machine03:58
jbai was just trying to exlpain that to my wife03:59
jduboh yeah03:59
jbahehe03:59
mjg59helix: Somethng like that03:59
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jbait was basially an exercise in tediosity, cause she didn't really care in the first place03:59
Mithrandirmdz: pong; but can you drop me an email rather?03:59
helixjba: why did you try to explain it then?03:59
Mithrandirhiya helix04:00
helixhey04:00
mjg59Right. Sleep.04:00
jbai don't know, I've been married for 18months now and would like for her to at least appreciate what it is about OSS that makes me want to come home from work and turn on yet another computer04:00
helixjba: acpi is not the way, trust me04:00
helix:)04:00
jbahehe04:00
Mithrandirmjg59: bah, and you're one timezone behind.04:01
mjg59helix: If you had a laptop, you'd love ACPI04:01
mjg59Mithrandir: I've a meeting in 7 hours04:01
helixmjg59: I'd love you too04:01
Mithrandirmjg59: I'm supposed to meet my supervisor in six.04:01
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mjg59helix: You're far too easily bought04:01
helixmjg59: well, most people get loved for free..04:02
helixit's that you're exceptionally unworthy04:02
mjg59You're such an ACPI hater04:02
jbaaint nothing wrong with being loved for money04:02
Mithrandirmost people with laptops'd love mjg59 04:02
mjg59My ACPI skills get me all the women04:02
Mithrandirhelix: bah, mjg59++04:02
mjg59(Possible lie)04:02
helixMithrandir: he's misunderstanding me on purpose04:02
helixI said *explaining* ACPI to jba's wife is not the way to get her to love free software04:03
danielsmjg59: no, they do, but you just don't pay attention when they declare their interest in you04:03
danielsmjg59: that girl at the pub totally knew you were the acpi mastah04:03
Mithrandirhelix: he's a man, what do you expect?04:03
mjg59daniels: Shame I never saw her04:03
helixMithrandir: I expect for him to misunderstand me so I can emasculate him04:03
mjg59I've been back to that pub twice since then04:03
mjg59helix: Why do you wish to emasculate me?04:04
helixI thought that's what you wanted?04:04
Mithrandirdaniels: I'm a bit scared of coming to .au, considering that ThongMaster has threatened to drown me in beers.  (Because I fixed evo on amd64)04:04
mjg59Since when?04:04
helixyou're the masochist screwing around with ACPI, this is a perfectly logical conclusion04:04
danielsMithrandir: 'TongMaster'04:05
Mithrandirdaniels: sorry; same difference; I'm fairly drunk. :P04:05
HrdwrBoBhelix: haha my fiance nods and smiles04:05
HrdwrBoBso I got to explain things04:05
thullymjg59: any progress on T42 suspend?04:05
mjg59thully: Nope04:06
mjg59There are weird kernel issues to deal with. I might have some more information after FOSDEM.04:06
helixI think the men I meet tend to explain all the wrong portions of free software to their non-tech wives and girlfriends04:06
Mithrandirhelix: they should just get techie wives and gfs.04:06
helixMithrandir: ...where?04:06
mjg59helix: Pff. My desire for ACPI to hurt me doesn't mean that I never want to be able to screw around in future04:07
Mithrandirhelix: I found both my current and my previous in this place at university called "The Software Workshop".04:07
helixI don't want details, matthew04:07
helixMithrandir: ah, ok. not all people are at university though.04:07
Mithrandirhelix: they should be.  No human is complete without some university education.  IMO, at least04:08
helixMithrandir: what if they're out of school?04:08
helixthere are single people over 24 :)04:08
Mithrandirhelix: never too late to be a student.  And I'm sure LUGs and such would work.  Or something.  But again, don't listen to me, I'm a bit intoxicated.04:09
helixMithrandir: well, maybe norway is different04:09
mjg59helix: You don't want details because you'd prefer to have your own version of reality?04:09
helixMithrandir: none of those are heavily populated with females here. and going back to school to find a wife is silly :)04:09
helixmjg59: maybe04:10
Mithrandirhelix: possibly, I haven't studied elsewhere.04:10
mjg59helix: Haha04:10
daniels(wildly offtopic)04:10
helixright, back to my hole. sorry channel :)04:10
jbaguys i don't know how it is every where else in the world, but here in .au not many good looking (or even any regular) women hang around engineering campuses04:11
mjg59Now, really, sleep04:11
jbainfact, at UTS, where i studied, i would go so far as to say none04:11
jbathe engineering faculty was all men04:11
Mithrandirjba: you're in the wrong continent.04:11
jbaor the right continent, depending on how you look at it04:12
jba.au is the "ass end of the world" after all04:12
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jbaileymdz: Just got back from my class.  What's up?04:39
jdubhttp://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2005/02/sha1_broken.html04:41
jdubyay!04:41
mdzjdub: hah, it's obsolete before we even got around to using it04:43
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jdub:-)04:45
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jdubmdz: finding lots of nice sample caching related bugs04:48
mdzjdub: which apps use sample caching?04:50
jdubmdz: gnome sounds04:51
jdubmdz: this is basically the background for the startup/shutdown sound problems04:51
jdubmdz: if you play cached samples in a 1s loop, they're reliable (apart from the first few)04:52
jdubmdz: if you play them in a 5s loop, you hear nothing :)04:52
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jbaileyWhere do we announce our security updates?  I had missed the awstats update from a couple days ago, and it was kindly pointed out to me by an end user. =(05:02
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mdzjbailey: ubuntu-security-announce05:04
mdzand also UT05:04
jbaileyCool.  I had missed that list.  Thanks! =)05:04
jdubhrm05:13
jdubmy desktop's clock goes out of sync pretty quickly05:13
jbabad crystal?05:17
jdubproprietary crystal, probably (stupid nvidia...)05:20
jdub;-)05:20
jdubmdz: there?05:32
mdzjdub: yes05:32
jdubmdz: cliff's machine is stuck in dvorak05:32
mdzjdub: have him reboot it; the default layout is us05:33
jdubok05:33
mdzI must have forgotten to change it back when I was over there last05:33
mdznext time I guess I should learn how to use the multi-layout magic in gnome05:34
jbaileymdz: Keyboard layout stuff is really easy.  You can set a keyboard sequence to reset or have an applet to click on.  I set af riends' keyboard for English/Russian last weekend.  I was really surprised.05:35
mdzjbailey: the last time I tried it, I got a different layout when using the dvorak mode of a switchable layout, than when using plain dvorak05:36
jbaileyOh nasty.05:36
jbailey"No! No!  The *other* dvorak!"05:36
jdubi have heard of some dvorak related bugs during 2.905:37
mdzthe problem is that dvorak isn't a complete layout; it's just an arrangement of the alpha/punctuation keys05:37
mdzthe layout I actually have is us(pc104)+dvorak(basic)05:37
mdzbut GNOME doesn't let me say that05:37
jbaileyBed time.  See y'all in 7.5 hours.05:39
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sulkdhi05:41
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jdubmdz: hrm, what crazy crack did you set up for cliff?05:45
mdzjdub: diversions + symlinks05:46
jdubthat makes it very hard for me to understand what's going on :|05:46
mdzin hindsight I would have copied the stuff into `/.themes, ~/.icons and crap if I had known about them05:46
jdubwhy so complicated? all this stuff can be done in the home directory05:46
mdzif you can walk him through that easily, go for it05:46
jdubaha05:46
mdzif not, seems like a waste of time since what he has, works05:47
mdzunless he needs to add new files, I suppose05:47
jdubthat's the thing05:47
jdubhe'll be regularly updating stuff05:47
mdzask him if he found the password to his router05:47
mdzI wanted to set it up so I could ssh in and fix stuff05:47
jbaautolunching gthumb when connecting a digital camera to usb is a great idea05:48
jbabut it doesn't leave you with a "Camera" icon on the desktop to eject05:48
jdubmdz: nup05:48
jbaand if you manual umount it, you hang ubuntu completely05:48
dilingerjba: i haven't actually seen it work right yet05:48
mdzthe next time I go over there I'll try to recover the password05:49
jbadilinger, works great, just have to get use to simply unplugging the cable without umounting05:49
jdubjba: i would regard the lack of icon when doing gthumb/camera stuff as a bug05:51
jdubjba: if it's not filed already, please file it05:51
jbajdub sure thing05:51
mdzthe hang is just inotify sucking05:53
mdzjdub: what are the odds of inotify getting un-fucked for hoary?05:53
mdzI thought that thing was totally on track to go upstream, and it has turned out to be in terrible shape05:53
jbajdub, is that just not mounting it with a user (or something) attribute ?05:54
jbabugzilla.ubunutu.com not having valid certificate05:55
jdubmdz: relatively good, considering that rml is paying attention05:57
jdubmdz: though switching aroudn kernel maintainers has not been so good for it05:57
jbajdub, this is part of the bug: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=274106:00
jdubjba: different issue06:01
jbajust realized, it was warty related so yeah, it's diff06:01
jbajdub, this is my freezing bug. I also have a olympus (micro300) https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=631706:02
jbathe actual error is if you umount while gphoto is still running06:03
jbaor unplug while it's still running06:03
jbawow that bug is duplicated all over the place06:05
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sulkdanyone want to sneer at a patch and tell me how much it sucks right before I send a mail ?06:13
fabbionemorning06:16
jdubjba: inotify prob06:17
lamontmoof06:32
sulkdoh well.. I'll just mail then..06:32
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fabbionenight lamont06:34
lamontnight fabbione - I'll probably poke you when I awake to see where 2.6.10 is at06:34
fabbionethere is also a little bug, on exit the daemon should clean .esd/06:34
fabbioneops06:34
fabbionelamont: -19 is the last one i uploaded yesterday06:35
lamontok06:35
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sulkdis anyone else having problem with Gnome's input widgets lately? like when I'm in Epiphany and I'm googling for something, and then click in the input box and want to seek by pressing the right arrow and it either jumps over each word or straight to the end06:41
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da_bon_bonwhy doesnt hoary update to OOo 1.1.4 ?08:01
da_bon_bonor better still, 2.0 ?08:01
crimsun_well, 2.0's not out yet; 1.9 is there.08:02
da_bon_bon2.0 devel = 1.9 ?08:02
crimsun_apt-cache policy openoffice.org208:03
crimsun_our OOo maintainer is extremely busy08:04
da_bon_boncrimsun_: thanks. u a developer too ?08:04
crimsun_not for ubuntu or canonical, no08:04
da_bon_bonok..08:04
da_bon_bonand kernel maintainers are doing a gr8 job - updates twice a day08:05
crimsun_there were rather critical bugfixes in them08:06
da_bon_bonright - .17 hanged so often...08:06
da_bon_bonand anyway, do u use OOo 1.9 ? is it stable enough ?08:06
crimsun_I use OOo on Warty, actually08:07
da_bon_boncrimsun_: oh, no hoary ?08:07
crimsun_the few times I've used OOo on Hoary have been fine.08:07
crimsun_let's take this back to u08:07
crimsun_(#u)08:07
da_bon_bonok.08:07
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GagatanSimira :)08:49
Simiramorn :) Up already?08:49
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Simirathere's another. Mornin HcE.08:50
HcESimira: =) had a little "case" with autofs upgrade08:50
SimiraI noticed08:50
Simirawell, have to go. Back in 30 mins.08:50
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dholbachhai08:57
sulkdkonnichiwa08:58
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dholbachhellas mvo_!09:16
mvo_hi dholbach 09:18
mvo_morning all09:18
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pittiHi everybody09:27
dholbachhi pitti!09:28
fabbionehey pitti09:31
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lowmornin'09:37
lowKamion: around ?09:37
d3vic3doko, ping 09:44
dokod3vic3: here09:45
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pittiamu: ping09:53
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mvo__slow, _so_ slow09:57
Keybukaww, poor thing09:59
mvo__yeah, pity me :)09:59
Keybukhmm, nah10:04
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sid77hi10:08
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lowanyone working on isos ?10:17
Keybukso we've changed the name of the Jeff menu again?10:18
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jdubKeybuk: upstream chose a different name, so after ui freeze, we changed it to what we decided originally10:23
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TreenaksThe Jeff Menu?10:23
KeybukTreenaks: the third menu, one day we're going to wake up to see "Applications  Places  Jeff"10:24
TreenaksKeybuk: ah.. *shudder*10:24
Keybukwhich would actually be good, jdub will click Jeff and be able to configure his identity and preferences, switch between other logged in users, see friends online is his contact list, etc.10:25
jdubKeybuk: i've been talking to jimbob about that10:25
jdubKeybuk: not sure i'm fully behind it yet10:25
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Kamionlow: yo10:33
Kamionmvo_: FYI, I've removed empty Packages files from the live CD10:33
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mvo_Kamion: great! thanks a lot10:35
lowKamion: ok. tested 4th iso from yesterday. improvements: i can now access to choice of partitions etc when configuring raid0/1/510:36
lowKamion: bugs: /dev/md* are not created, modules are loaded10:36
lowjust dled today's iso. any idea if it has been fixed ?10:37
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Kamionlow: I fixed a load of that kind of stuff yesterday10:40
Kamionmdrun should now actually look in /dev/md/ properly10:41
lowKamion: ok, today's iso is burning, will test very soon10:41
Kamionand create devices there10:41
lowKamion: btw, /dev/md/ doesn't even exists10:41
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lowbrb, testing :)10:42
Kamionlow: yes, I know, I fixed that too :)10:43
lowKamion: sweet, so it /should/ work now :-)10:43
lowha, burning is finished, really off for a couple minutes now10:44
svenlhi all.10:46
ajmitchhi svenl 10:47
svenlMmm, so who should i ask for unbreaking my wiki logon ? Either i already registered with my @debian.org address some time back and forgot the password, which could have happened, or something is fishy.10:48
svenlDidn't see any remember password thingy though.10:49
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lowYAY ! thx Kamion ! i've been able to create a raid0 array, raid 1 and 5. now waiting for disk partionning tool to launch. it's hard really long10:53
lows/hard/10:53
Treenakslow: that sounded like copy/paste from some spame :P10:53
Treenaksspam10:53
lowlol Treenaks 10:53
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lowhmmm examining disks phase seems to be stuck, no hd access, 41% waiting and waiting10:56
sladenjdub: I know the difference xgl vis. Xr...11:00
lowKamion: ok i know why it's stuck. "ataX: command 0x25 timeout, stat 0x50 host_stat 0x64 " and s/0x64/0x411:04
Kamionnot my fault then :)11:05
lowKaloz: another msg is "program parted_devices is using a deprecated SCSI ioctl, please convert it to SG_IO"11:05
lowKamion: agreed, not yours :)11:05
dholbachi'm out with my dog - bbl11:07
lowgah, i've been xchat completion hit again11:08
lowso Kamion: another msg is "program parted_devices is using a deprecated SCSI ioctl, please convert it to SG_IO" (bis:)11:08
lowleast important imho (until this ioctl is really cut off sources:)11:09
Kamionjust a warning, and the actual problem is somewhere deep inside parted11:12
lowKamion: i'm a bit afraid it come from libata/sata modules11:13
lowit may comes11:13
lowKamion: would it be a real pain for you to build an iso with 2.6.11-rc4 ?11:14
Mithrandirelmo: please sync mini-dinstall11:14
low(or too time consuming or something)11:14
pittielmo: toolchain-source sync, please11:15
Kamionlow: yes11:15
Kamion(a real pain)11:15
KamionI'm trying to get array cd 5 out today, and I don't have 2.6.11-rcwhatever convenient in .deb and .udeb form11:16
lowok, hmmmm i'll try disabling acpi and all then, to see if that can solve the problem11:16
pittiAAARGH11:16
pittihttp://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2005/02/sha1_broken.html11:16
Mithrandirpitti: AAAAAARG indeed11:16
lowoh sh*t11:16
lowno more md5, no more sha1...11:17
pittiindeed, yes11:17
pittiwe need a HASH11:17
lowgpg keys like the ones given with linux sources ?11:17
lowbbl, testing and tesing11:18
Mithrandirpitti: sha256, sha51211:18
lows/tesing/testing11:18
lowhmmm i should put off my winter gloves ;)11:18
lowC ya11:18
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lowhmmm silly question, what does the skullhead means in partitionning menu ? i've put ext2 on a raid0 volume, for /boot11:27
lowKamion: looks loke noapic nolapic solves the problem11:27
lowraid1, not raid0, sorry11:29
dholbachre11:29
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Kamionlow: cool11:34
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Kamionlow: the skull means "pay attention, this partition was formatted and is being reformatted"; see the "Help on partitioning" text11:35
dholbachhai seb12811:36
dholbachseb128: would you mind, if i'd upload a just-rebuilt gdeskcal (to get python-transition further)11:36
lowKamion: ok thx11:37
seb128dholbach: not at all11:38
dholbachseb128: nice11:38
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pittiKamion: is there any reason why lesstif-dev is in the supported seed?11:55
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pittilesstif1 is a mess, and it's abandoned upstream11:57
Kamionpitti: general policy of supporting -dev and -doc of stuff we use, except that we don't actually appear to use lesstif1 otherwise11:57
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pittiKamion: we use lesstif2/lesstif2-dev for xpdf, that's okay11:57
Kamionerm, the same source package ships both lesstif-dev and lesstif2-dev11:58
pittiKamion: but lesstif1 is vulnerable against three old CANs which aren't fixed in Debian and upstream does not support it any more11:58
KamionI have no problem with removing it11:58
pittiKamion: the problem is that a 2000 line patch had to be manually applied to a totally mangled source11:58
pittiKamion: hrm, s/had/has/ (for Warty)11:58
Kamionsure, I understand11:59
pittithis is a giant job and not really appropriate for a safe security update, but somehow I need to fix that11:59
pittibut at least I'd like to put and end to this madness at Warty11:59
Kamionit probably has to stay supported in warty now that it's there11:59
Kamionbut we can kill it from hoary11:59
pittiyes, that's what I'm aiming at12:00
Kamionremoving12:00
pittishall I update the seeds or are you alraedy at it?12:00
KamionI'm doing it12:00
pittiokay, thanks12:00
Kamioncommitted12:01
pittiKamion: I'd like to defer the lesstif1 upgrade a bit until Debian and we found/reviewed a proper patch?12:01
pittiso I only fix lesstif2 for now12:01
Kamionsounds reasonable; as I say, though, they're in the same source package12:02
pittiyes, I know12:02
Kamionlesstif1 has no rdepends other than lesstif-dev in warty either12:02
pittithat's the problem, we have to do a totally messy update although no app really uses it :-(12:02
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lowKamion: grub doesn't boot correctly on raid1 arrays ? :(12:14
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lowbtw, the magic trinity is noapic nolapic noacpi so everything works ok12:15
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Kamionlow: arse, I thought that'd been fixed. should just be a matter of editing its 'root' command though?12:20
lowKamion: ok i'll try it after lunch. hope it didn't install it on /, only /boot is raid112:23
low / is raid512:23
lowbbl12:23
Treenakswe need RAID5 capable grub ;)12:23
MithrandirTreenaks: patches accepted.12:23
Mithrandir:)12:23
TreenaksMithrandir: grrr12:23
Kamionoh, damnit, no lilo on amd6412:24
KamionMithrandir: does lilo fundamentally not work on amd64, or do we just not build it at the moment?12:24
Mithrandirwe just don't build it12:24
KamionMithrandir: I need it for LVM12:24
Simira:)12:24
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Mithrandirit might need a few patches to use -m32 where appropiate, but that should in the debian-amd64 patch directory.12:24
Mithrandirhiya Simira 12:25
Kamionelmo: could you PaS lilo to i386 amd64 rather than just i386, please?12:26
KamionMithrandir: apparently not, no changes in debian-amd6412:29
Mithrandirok, guess the maintainer has accepted the patches, then. :)12:29
Kamionno -m32 in the source either though12:29
Kamionit's possible nobody cared12:30
MithrandirI'm test building it now12:30
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MithrandirKamion: it uses bin86 and builds fine at least12:31
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seb128Kamion: just uploaded a new gnome-panel that should fix the icons in the default config12:35
Kamionseb128: thanks!12:35
seb128you're welcome :)12:35
dholbachdoes anyone know what going wrong here?12:42
dholbachcd python && xvfb-run -a python setup.py clean12:42
dholbach/usr/bin/xvfb-run: line 19: 0: command not found12:42
dholbachand line 19 of xvfb-run is:           XVFBARGS=-screen 0 640x480x812:43
Kamionwasn't that fixed in Debian recently?12:43
Kamion  * Remove spurious quotes from variable expansions of $XVFBARGS and12:43
Kamion    $LISTENTCP in xvfb-run.  Thanks to Jeff Lessem for the patch!12:43
Kamion    (Closes:# 286181)12:43
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dholbachunfortunately not fixed on my box... which is recent hoary12:44
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pittiHi Astharot 12:59
Astharothi pitti12:59
AstharotI just replied to your mail :P12:59
pittiAstharot: this is exactly the no-ob patch01:00
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seb128jdub: around ?01:01
Astharotwhat do you mean with "no-ob" ? :P01:01
pittiAstharot: it does not change anything01:02
lowKamion: well, the problem is, after reboot, i get "L 99 99 99 etc"01:02
Astharotdepth is only incremented after the recursion and the check (depth>10) will never be true01:02
Kamionlow: you need either a LILO expert or a RAID expert, neither of which is me :)01:05
lowKamion: to sum up, i have: /dev/sdX1, ~100MB, ext2, raid1, md0. /dev/sdX2, 400MB, swap, raid0, md1. /dev/sdX3, remaining space, xfs, raid 5, md201:05
lowKamion: hmmm it is grub right ? :)01:06
Kamion"L " anything is LILO01:07
Kamionperhaps you are not booting from where you think you're booting from01:07
lowKamion: hmmm aybe an old install then ?01:07
pittielmo: bmv sync, please01:07
lowthere was a mdk 10-rc on it before01:08
Kamionlow: you'll have to debug that locally I think01:08
Kamionfigure out why grub did not overwrite that bootloader01:08
lowKamion: ok, i'll search for it01:08
lowthx again !01:08
pittielmo: f2c sync, please01:09
ogramorning01:17
pittiHi ogra01:20
ograpitti: i will change the order of the patches, since mdz urges me to get the basic work of the client in....so i'll have to do the device-manager first (i need a button there)....01:23
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pittiogra: why do you want to change the order then?01:24
pittiogra: well, the patches are independent, aren't they? (manager and backend)01:24
ograpitti: because i suspect that the dmi patch takes as long to get in as the other two.... device-manager is python/glade.... so the possibility of buffer overflows is less ;)01:26
pittiogra: okay01:26
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sivangmorning all!01:48
dholbachhi sivan!01:48
pittiHi Sivan01:48
sivangHi martin, dholbach 01:49
ogramoin sivang01:50
sivangogra: Moins! ;-)01:50
elmopitti/kamion: done01:53
pittithanks01:53
elmoMithrandir: ok to override ubuntu changes?01:53
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mjg59I am so in love with that patch to make sudo do readahead01:54
Mithrandirelmo: yes01:54
MithrandirI've pondered hacking readahead a bit more and giving it an init script, possibly together with some evil kernel magic.01:55
elmopitti: btw, if you're bored and/or already talking to him, please beat some sense into the toolchain-source maintainer01:55
elmohe's using .tar.gz instead of orig.tar.gz01:55
pittielmo: oh, a native package?01:55
elmoyes01:55
elmoand the tar ball is not small01:55
pittibah01:56
pittiwell, I'm not exactly bored and I did not yet talk to him, but I will open a bug report01:56
Mithrandirso it'd start at the beginning and collect file names (through some /proc interface or something) and then write that list at the end of the boot.  Reuse list at next boot.01:56
ajmitchpitti: what's the deal with security updates for warty universe packages? :)01:56
elmopitti: thanks01:56
pittiajmitch: send a patch to security-review@lists.ubuntu.com01:57
pittiajmitch: then I take a look at it and upload it01:57
pittiajmitch: Astharot has a lot of experience with that :-)01:57
ajmitchpitti: alright, thanks01:58
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pitticool01:58
ajmitchthe version in hoary is ok, so I guess I'll have to grab just security fixes from there?01:58
pittisure01:58
pittior from upstream cvs, or woody security updates, or ...01:59
ajmitchyeah, I've got access to cvs, no problems with that ;)01:59
mjg59So, uh, what's this "suspend" option that's appeared in the logout menu?02:02
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sladenmjg59: can we do the opposite of XP  ---have S4 by default and show S3 if you hold down shift02:05
Treenaks02:06
Treenakshm02:06
mjg59sladen: Or have a GUI to enable it02:07
mjg59It'd be a trivial application to do that02:07
jdubseb128: back02:09
jdubgood morning freedom lovers02:09
seb128jdub: hey02:09
ajmitchmorning jeff02:09
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seb128jdub: we really want to switch admin and preferences menus ? There is no nice way to do that atm, that's alphabetic order02:10
jbailey;P02:10
Mithrandirmjg59: what's the plan wrt swsusp and swap files?02:10
jdubseb128: would really like to, yes02:10
mjg59Mithrandir: Unsupported02:10
seb128jdub: k02:10
Mithrandirmjg59: bah, boring.  We could do Magic with devmapper, I think.02:11
jbaileymjg59: I still need guidance from you (or someone) and how to pick the resume partition if someone has more than one swap file.02:11
mjg59There's some code floating around, but nothing doing before Hoary+1 at least02:11
ajmitchjbailey: yes? ;)02:11
dholbachjbailey: ajmitch is pythoneering - so don't poke him :-)02:11
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danielsjdub: PHREEDOM02:12
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ograjdub: any idea about the wine stuff ? i would like to trigger a debian sync if we dont include the winehq packages nobody seens to find time to review....02:13
jdubdredg: that was a conversation he had with nat *before* hula02:13
jdubogra: unfortunately, scott's packages are a significant fork away from the debian packages02:14
dredgjdub: ug, indeed. rearrange my sentence so that it makes sense....02:14
ograjdub: yep, thats why i'm asking...02:14
jdubogra: sync is fine02:14
ograjdub: since even the reviewer will need deep insight in wine 02:14
ograok02:14
MithrandirKeybuk: any thoughts on http://arch.err.no/index.cgi/tfheen@idi.ntnu.no--2005/pkgconfig--multiarch--0--patch-1 ?02:15
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mjg59jbailey: Pick the largest, or if they're the same pick the first02:18
jbaileymjg59: Yezboss.  And should I poke that value into /sys at install time right away so that someone could suspend anytime after that?02:19
lowKamion: ok, i'll wiped all hd mbr to be sure, reinstalled, now when the box boots, it's stuck with a blinking cursor, not even telling me "insert a system disk" or whatever02:20
KeybukMithrandir: meh, pkgconfig02:21
lows/i'll/i've02:21
mjg59jbailey: Hrm. Best not to poke it into /sys at install time.02:21
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MithrandirKeybuk: else, it'd possibly be pkg-pkg-config.02:22
jbaileymjg59: Yezboss.02:22
mjg59Argle. Do we know what the swap partitions are at the point that initrd-tools is installed?02:22
KeybukMithrandir: I think I might pretend I'm not the maintainer of that02:22
jbaileymjg59: I'd hope so.  The questions is can I get to that information without depending on parted? =)02:22
mjg59Does the installer build a ramdisk on install?02:22
moquistogra: you pinged a while back...if you still have anything to say ATM please try a PM.02:23
moquistogra: I'm at LinuxWorld in Boston, so I can't watch IRC regularly.  :)02:23
mjg59jbailey: Presumably initrd-tools will be installed in stage 1? I don't think there's any reason to support suspend at that point (and it wouldn't work anyway), so setting RESUME so that stage 2 is suspendable would probably be the best plan02:24
MithrandirKeybuk: apart from the name, any thoughts? :)02:24
ogramoquist: we were reviewing the MaintainerCandidates page yesterday, and tried to separate the Member candidates form the MOTU candidates.....02:24
ogramoquist: which category are you in ? 02:24
moquistogra: sorry, what's MOTU?02:25
ogramoquist: universe package maintainer02:25
ogramoquist: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/MOTU02:25
moquistogra: MOTU, though I don't have any package(s) (yet)02:26
ogramoquist: we are currently in a speedup of the approval process until hoary is released, so if you want to participate it is the best time to get in now02:26
martinalhi02:27
ajmitchmoquist: and you even get fame & glory thrown in for free :)02:27
martinalcould someone explain the sound server situation to me? it all seems so complex...02:27
moquistajmitch: heh02:28
martinali've heard of alsa, osd, esd, esound, polypaudio02:28
moquistwhat I'm really really really interested in is education-related stuff - getting LTSP on Ubuntu, for starters02:28
moquistI know that the nfs-swap problem is holding back a 2.6 LTSP kernel, which would of course be preferable to the 2.4 kernel currently in use.02:29
moquistanybody interested in working with me on that?02:29
ogramoquist: i think sivang expressed interest in ltsp....02:30
moquistogra: yes, sivang and I have chatted a few times; i'll ping him02:32
sladenmoquist: can the swap be done using network block device rather than swapfile on NFS?02:33
mjg59Ok, I've got another ACPI patch that needs to go in02:35
moquistsladen: I don't know...I'm not sure how much easier that would be02:35
martinalwhy do yo uneed a networked swapfile at all?02:36
martinali thought the idea of terminal services was that everything was on one centralized server02:36
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moquistmartinal: for thin clients with <32MB of memory, swap -- even over the network -- is better than no swap02:38
Treenaksmoquist: thin clients only run an X server. No swap necessary02:39
moquistmartinal: you don't need disks anywhere but on the central server, but the thin clients need enough memory to handle their X session02:39
rcaskey_martinal: I don't know about osd but it kinda goes esd -> alsa or dummyesd -> polypaudio -> alsa I believe02:39
rcaskey_so that way you can replace esd wit polypaudio and your esd apps don't b0rk02:40
moquistTreenaks: I know this is necessary because I hung out at the LTSP booth at LW in Boston yesterday, and Jim McQuillen (sp?) said this is what's holding the 2.6 kernel back02:40
rcaskey_mjg59: does it have a bug#?02:41
mjg59rcaskey_: Nope02:41
moquistTreenaks: also, this has been mentioned on the Ubuntu devel mailing list02:41
mjg59rcaskey_: Well, yes - there's at least one filed bug that it'd fix02:41
Treenaksmoquist: it's weird..02:41
rcaskey_mjg: hehe, what's it do?02:41
moquistTreenaks: heh - definitely.02:41
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zulhey02:41
mjg59rcaskey_: Fixes implicit truncation of ACPI buffers02:42
rcaskey_yeah, that's not mine ;)02:42
moquistapparently Jim himself has been porting the nfs-swap patch forward through the 2.4 kernels, but 2.6 changed too many things, so he's looking for help02:42
mjg59zul: Hey - I've got an ACPI patch to feed you02:42
rcaskey_mdz reassigned my UNKNOWN bug against acpid but the more I think about it it may be hotkeys ;)02:42
zulmjg59: okies you know what to do :)02:42
mjg59rcaskey_: What's the #?02:43
rcaskey_let me look it up02:43
mjg59zul: Address again?02:43
zulmjg59: zul@gentoo.org02:43
ograzul: gah... that should be zul@ubuntu.com ;)02:43
zulit should02:43
ograzul: it will be  :)02:44
zulmy ring of trust is quite small actually for my gpg key02:44
mjg59zul: Sent02:44
Treenakszul: where in the world are you? :)02:44
zulk thanks ill take a look at it tonight02:44
zulTreenaks: canada02:44
Treenakszul: hm, not near here..02:45
zulim close to where jbailey is02:45
zulbut its still like a 4 hour drive 02:45
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Treenakszul: going to conferences helps :)02:46
rcaskey_mjg: ahh, it got nixed. Was 6625, duplicate of 325602:46
zulTreenaks: yeah but all the conferences are in europe02:46
zulor australia02:46
Treenakszul: or the US02:46
zulstill if one is still getting out of debt for not working for two months last year02:47
ajmitchzul: or nz! :)02:47
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Treenakszul: hmm.. that's bad02:47
zulbah...no one goes to new zealand :)02:47
rcaskey_mjg: ooh, it's even got a proposed fix02:47
rcaskey_mjg: and it's proposed by...you02:47
ajmitchzul: just you wait ;)02:47
rcaskey_http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2004-November/010581.html'02:48
rcaskey_(woops, nix the ending ' of course)02:48
MithrandirKeybuk: actually, it's pkgconfig since the debian package is called pkgconfig02:48
zulmjg59: got it thanks ill include it the next set02:50
mjg59rcaskey_: We'll have a neater solution in the default scripts for Hoary02:50
rcaskey_mjg59: so it's coming post freeze?02:50
mjg59zul: Rock02:50
mjg59rcaskey_: Yeah, it's for support of a HoaryGoal, so we can do that sort of thing02:51
rcaskey_ahh, cool02:51
rcaskey_then I guess I need to get off my buttt and figure out the 2 problems that keep S3 from working then since S1 will work ;)02:51
mjg59What are your problems with S3?02:52
mjg59(And are you using the suspend script?)02:52
rcaskey_mjg: using whatever is a dep for desktop base02:52
rcaskey_but it's spewing errors about orinoco and some sort of lock02:52
rcaskey_I don't have the machine in front of me02:52
mjg59Oh, blah, yes02:53
mjg59Irritatingly, I haven't been able to reproduce that02:53
sivangpitti: so, for #6092 would you think a label with a note that the uid cannot be changed on an existing user is good?02:53
rcaskey_mjg: I've got an inspiron 2650 with external dlink 802.11 adapter and your welcome to have a go at it over ssh this evening if you'd like02:54
ograelmo: please sync wine02:54
mjg59rcaskey_: Hmm. By external do you mean USB or PCMCIA?02:54
rcaskey_PCMCIA02:54
pittisivang: hm, just don't allow it :-)02:54
sivangpitti: ah ok, then it's better, becasue I recall you told me it was somewhat a confusion for the user that tries to change the uid on the spin box and get's nothing :)02:55
mjg59I've got a machine with PCMCIA and an orinoco device for testing, and I'm utterly failing to manage to get it to happen02:55
mjg59Which is a pain :)02:55
sivangpitti: (less patching overhead)02:55
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ajmitchnight all02:58
Treenaksnight ajmitch 02:58
KeybukMithrandir: no, like I say, I'm considering orphaning it02:59
sivangnight ajmitch 03:00
ograajmitch: night03:00
seb128elmo: here ?03:05
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Treenaksdon't forget gpsd.. it contains python bits as well03:06
ograTreenaks: did you already upload it ?03:07
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Treenaksno03:09
Treenaksno time (at work now)03:09
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elmoseb128: ?03:30
elmoogra: done03:31
ograelmo: thanks03:31
danielse to the lmo03:31
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seb128elmo: just wondering if pyphany is in NEW or somewhere, I've not get any NEW mail afaik03:31
seb128I've uploaded it yesterday03:31
seb128jdub: speaking about polypaudio, what's going on with it in debian ? getting it in debian would get the gst-plugins for free03:33
elmoseb128: it's in NEW yah, I'll process it now03:33
seb128k, thanks03:33
jdubseb128: the gst polyp plugin is b0rk03:33
seb128k03:33
seb128elmo: could you sync gazpacho and gok from incoming too ?03:34
elmoseb128: ok to override ubuntu changes to gok?03:36
seb128elmo: hum, I'll merge it in fact, thanks for noticing03:39
elmowhy do gnome packages so often check for a fortan compiler, anyways?03:40
danielselmo: because it's CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY03:41
danielsthe big language debate is between java, c#, and fortran03:41
seb128no idea03:41
jdubheh, seb128 03:42
jdub* python/tests/level.py: reproduced the damn "Desktop doesn't refresh"03:42
jdubbug03:42
jdub* server/gam_poll.c: fix fo the bug03:42
jdub^ latest gamin checkin :)03:42
danielsez gtk boog03:42
pittivery verbose...03:42
danielsi like 'fix fo the bug'03:43
danielsit be representin'03:43
sivangdaniels: heheh03:43
jdubi have observed03:43
jdubthat angry frenchmen don't tend to use a lot of words03:43
danielsdv?03:43
jdubuh huh03:43
seb128jdub: I don't get this Desktop refresh bug here, but I'll close the upstream bugs on nautilus, thanks :)03:44
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jdubseb128: seemed ok with inotify, hey?03:45
jdubseb128: i'm not too happy that the two backends duplicate so much03:46
seb128yeah, me neither03:46
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MithrandirKeybuk: upstream or just the Debian package?03:46
Sysacehey guys.. somebody in #ubuntu suggested I check here.. need ppc support.. here's the story:  I've completed the first stage of the install, when asked to reboot, I get yaboot, choose gnu/linux, choose Linux (Linux/old are the options), then i get error:  /pci@80000000/pci-bridge@d/pci-ata@1/@0/disk@0:11,\\linux:  No such file or directory03:47
KeybukMithrandir: both, simultaneously03:48
MithrandirKeybuk: I could pick it up03:49
Mithrandirif you want to give it to me03:49
Mithrandirit seems to be a fairly simple package.03:49
danielsMithrandir: i'm not sure i trust you enough to give you an fd.o account03:49
Mithrandirdaniels: :P03:50
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Sysacenobody?03:51
MithrandirSysace: it03:51
sivangpitti: Martin, closing #6092 and half of #1849 ==> http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/g-s-t/03:51
MithrandirSysace: it's an #ubuntu question, not related to development, or?03:52
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sivangpitti: (the other half of #1849 is in system-tools-backends, working on it now)03:52
SysaceMithrandir:  ppl in #ubuntu suggested I check here.. nobody there could help...03:53
MithrandirSysace: hm, ok.  I'm not a ppc guy, so I can't really help you, tho03:54
zulsvenl: ping can you try to help out sysace you are a ppc guy03:55
jdubdaniels: er, bandwidth hogging for a bit; just updating ppc and i386 install/live images03:55
jdubdaniels: let me know if it's hurting and i can kill it03:55
KeybukMithrandir: do you want it upstream as well? :p03:56
Keybukit means dealing with freedesktop.org :p03:56
danielsjdub: nah, 'sfine03:56
MithrandirKeybuk: apart from the occasional breakin, is that a problem? ;)03:56
thomKeybuk: giving away pkgconfig?03:56
danielsKeybuk: well, very soon you won't have to be dealing with me, so sweet deal03:56
Keybukdaniels: you're leaving fd.o?  how comes?03:57
Keybukthom: I just don't have time for it03:58
SysaceI guess nobody here that can offer any ppc help huh?  Well thanks anyways.. maybe I'll check back l8r..03:58
MithrandirKeybuk: seriously though, is fd.o a pain in any way?03:58
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svenlzul: ok.03:59
svenlSysace: what is your problem ? 03:59
danielsKeybuk: already given release manager away, working on giving admin away; i'd just much rather be spending the limited time i have there hacking on modular x, rather than adding accounts and changing permissions03:59
pittithom: I want Grumpy Groundhog back! Poor Grumpy...03:59
danielsKeybuk: plus, i'm terrible at being fd.o rm03:59
Sysacesvenl: here's the story:  I've completed the first stage of the install, when asked to reboot, I get yaboot, choose gnu/linux, choose Linux (Linux/old are the options), then i get error:  /pci@80000000/pci-bridge@d/pci-ata@1/@0/disk@0:11,\\linux:  No such file or directory03:59
thompitti: yeah, me too03:59
KeybukMithrandir: not especially, no03:59
danielsMithrandir: not at all, we just leave you alone03:59
danielsyou need stuff, email sitewranglers@, someone will do it03:59
svenlSysace: Mmm.04:00
Keybukthom: I'm also _seriously_ considering orphanining Libtool04:00
Mithrandirdaniels: sounds good to me.04:00
svenlSysace: i need a bit more background info.04:00
danielsright now, that's 'me', hopefully in the future that will be 'not me'04:00
danielsKeybuk: !04:00
MithrandirKeybuk: sure, I'll take it upstream as well.04:00
svenlSysace: what hardware do you have ? and what are you installing ? 04:00
MithrandirKeybuk: (no, not libtool, pkg-config only :)04:00
Keybukaaww04:00
Keybukdaniels: well, probably RFA to make sure someone sane takes it over04:01
Sysacesvenl:  it's a b/w g3, 1 hd.. osx dual-booting.. boot partion is 11, / is 12 and swap on 13.  Any other specific info, please ask away04:01
svenlzul: BTW, what is the right way to get the wiki stuff sorted out ? I hear i have to ask sm about this, any idea on when he shows up.04:01
danielsMithrandir: email sitewranglers@l.fd.o your gpg key, ssh key, username, real name, email address, say that you'd like to be added to pkgconfig and that both myself and scott have oked it04:02
zulsm?04:02
zulsvenl: sm?04:02
svenlSysace: i am no yaboot expert, but i feel something is wrong here.04:02
Treenaksdaniels: mother's maiden name, social security number?04:02
svenlzul: well, whoever i have to ask for wiki related things.04:02
zulsvenl: dont know probably one of the doc team members04:03
ograTreenaks: shoe size04:03
mjg59thom: What's the suspend option in the logout menu doing currently?04:03
Treenaksogra: no, that's too obvious04:03
Sysacesvenl:  yup.. something definately wrong.. lol.. just wish I knew hat04:03
svenlzul: in particular, when i try to register, it tells me that the email address is already used, but i cannot get the password it used, and there is no email link on the page to ask.04:03
zulsvenl: i dont know ask one of the docs people04:03
danielsTreenaks: if he wants to give them to me, sure04:03
danielsTreenaks: (bearing in mind that sitewranglers has a public archive)04:04
svenlSysace: can you reboot into the installer and look at installed system ? 04:04
svenlzul: ok.04:04
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svenlSysace: let me boot the ibook.04:05
Sysacesvenl:  partition table's u mean?04:05
zulsvenl: are you can try #ubuntu-docs04:05
thommjg59: /usr/sbin/pmi action suspend04:05
svenlzul: oh, cool.04:05
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zulsvenl: you might want to try messaging sysace so you dont flood the channel04:05
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svenlSysace: now, i want to know both : 1) how does the partition table look, preferably if you can get the ...04:05
svenlSysace: let's go talk alone in our corner.04:06
thommjg59: which runs /etc/acpi/sleep.sh on acpi machines, and does pbbuttonsd magic on ppc04:07
Mithrandirdaniels: done.04:08
danielsMithrandir: word04:09
mjg59thom: Rock04:10
mjg59How about hibernation?04:10
thom`pmi action hibernate` does the right thing; 04:10
thompmi capabilities to query what's available04:11
mjg59Excellent04:11
mjg59So, do we want some sort of interface to enable/disable sleep?04:11
Mithrandirthom: what package is pmi in?04:12
mjg59I still tend towards enabling suspend by default, but not enabling sleep04:12
mjg59s/suspend/hibernate/04:12
ograMithrandir: power-management-interface04:12
thommjg59: i think we do (want an interface to do it); and yes, agree with hib, no susp04:13
mjg59I don't think we can support S3 on AMD64 yet, either04:13
mjg59thom: Ok. Should we try to integrate this into an existing app?04:13
Mithrandirogra: hmm.  Not in Hoary?04:14
thommjg59: i suppose a new g-s-t frontend/backend would be reasonable? (note that on ppc AIUI it's pretty much boolean - either you get working suspend or you get working hibernate)04:14
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thomMithrandir: universe for now04:14
mjg59thom: I don't think we have ppc hibernate patches in our kernel, do we?04:15
danielshm, g-s-t04:15
mjg59And I wasn't sure if we had sleep patches for newer machines04:15
danielsthat's something i totally forgot about for fd.o04:15
thommjg59: hrm, did they get ripped out? elmo certainly has hibernate love04:15
mjg59Oh, they're in? Are you sure he wasn't building his own kernel?04:16
thomdunno04:16
mjg59thom: g-s-t makes sense, but I'm not keen on building an entire new app just for two tickyboxes04:16
thommjg59: i don't know where else it fits04:16
elmothe patch doesn't apply for 2.6.10 :(04:17
mjg59Let me take a look at what we have...04:17
mjg59elmo: Yeah, that's what I thought04:17
thomthat answers that one04:17
mjg59We should harass benh for sleep love, at least04:17
elmowe need to beg/bribe BenH to update if hoary is going to have any ppc hibernate love04:17
danielsbenh is still on semi-holiday mode, iirc04:17
svenlhi elmo 04:17
danielshe's not been doing much radeon stuff04:17
mjg59thom: Do we ship boot-admin?04:18
thomnot that i'm aware of04:18
zulthere was a radeon patch in linus' bk yesterday04:18
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thommjg59: it looks disabled04:20
mjg59thom: Mm. Yeah, ok, it doesn't look like it's going to fit into any of the shipped ones04:20
mjg59So it'll have to be a new one. Sigh. Can you think of anything else we should put in there while we're at it? :)04:20
thommjg59: locking of screen04:21
mjg59Oh, yes04:22
mjg59We also need to fix that so it actually works04:22
thomyeah04:22
mjg59So this is going to be three ticky boxes on 386, and two on amd64 and ppc04:22
thomyep04:22
svenlMmm, anyone has ubuntu running on a powermac and can tell me if the yaboot.conf stuff got moved somewhere ? 04:24
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sivangpitti: ah network lost again?04:26
pittisivang: no, this time I just logged out/in for some test04:27
sivangpitti: ah ok, did you get my last message?04:27
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mjg59thom: Any g-s-t hacking experience?04:31
svenlzul: well, it seems his installation didn't install any kernel.04:32
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mjg59Haha04:34
mjg59They ship my resume-from-initrd patch04:34
sladenhehe :) ...are they using it though04:34
fabbionemjg59: no suprise since they steal stuff from our kernels04:35
rcaskey_"steal"?04:35
fabbionetake04:35
fabbionewhatevert04:36
fabbionei am too tired to discuss spelling right now04:36
sivangrcaskey_: steal ==> the open source term for adopt, learn from, take ideas from :)04:36
mjg59sladen: Not at the moment04:36
thommjg59: not since it was x-s-t04:36
svenlMmm, it seems like Sysace installed from Preview powerpc Binary1 (20041020), and there doesn't seem to be any kernel installed (at least /boot doesn't have them).04:37
svenlis this preview binary version known to have such problems ? 04:37
mjg59thom: Hmm. Well, we'll just have to fight about who's going to write this, then :)04:37
thomi am currently packaging rpm for scott04:37
thomthere is only so much pain i can take in one go; however if you don't get to it by the weekend i'll take04:38
Kamionsvenl: no.04:39
svenlhi Kamion 04:39
sivanghmm, does hdparm make much sense on SATA drives?04:39
Mithrandirsivang: it can't talk to them yet.04:40
sivanglike in enabling DMA mode etc..04:40
svenlKamion: i think you better take over, i really have no idea why Sysace didn't get any kernel-image installed.04:40
KamionI mean it's possible, but I don't remember it, and I have absolutely zero intention of trying to debug warty preview04:40
Kamionsorry, today is very very busy for me04:40
sivangMithrandir: meaning we are using those in poorer proformance then in win32 with mfct. drivers?04:40
svenlKamion: supposedly you can just install stuff.04:40
sivang/dev/sda1:04:41
sivang setting 32-bit IO_support flag to 104:41
sivang HDIO_SET_32BIT failed: Invalid argument04:41
sivang IO_support   =  0 (default 16-bit)04:41
svenlKamion: well, the funny thing is that the released version is dated the same as this preview.04:41
Mithrandirsivang: oh, why?04:41
Kamionoh, release was mistakenly labelled preview04:41
mjg59Ok, nothing PM-related worth stealing from Suse04:41
Kamionnevertheless, sorry, today everything else I have to do is already top priority04:42
svenlKamion: possibly, i have no idea.04:42
svenlKamion: hehe.04:42
sivangMithrandir: because we don't have anything to enable it's DMA and 32bit modes...but I'm far then expert in this..04:42
Mithrandirsivang: you can't have SATA without DMA.04:42
svenlKamion: anyway, is it best he does reinstall, or just try to install the kernel.04:42
Mithrandirsivang: and 32 bit transfer mode doesn't really mean anything04:42
sivangMithrandir: ah ok, see I told you I knew nothing about it, so I don't need to do anything special when using a SATA drive? I just get the performance blast automagically?04:43
svenlok, see you later ...04:43
Mithrandirsivang: yes, you should04:44
KamionSysace: I'd need to see /var/log/syslog from your installer (/var/log/debian-installer/syslog after installation) to have any chance of working out why the kernel didn't get installed04:45
SysaceKamion:  I've already tried re-install.. not trying to install kernel manually.. I've found kernel-source.2.6.8.1 and kernel-............  ok.. I'll try to get the log04:46
Sysacenot = now04:46
Sysace1 sec04:46
Kamionit's not kernel-*, it's linux-*04:46
Kamionbut please file a bug or something, I can't help in real-time on IRC today04:46
jdubyay powerpc install! :-)04:47
sivangMithrandir: tnx04:49
mjg59Grngk.04:49
SysaceKamion:  the syslog looks real weird at the bottom... is there somewhere i can paste it?04:49
SysaceKamion:  k.. sorry for taking your time.. thanks anyways04:50
mjg59benh's sleep patch hasn't been update since last year, and so still includes huge gobs of unneeded crap04:50
mjg59Doesn't even come close to applying. Sigh.04:50
mjg59Oh, no, hang on04:55
mjg59The Gentoo people have one which does apply04:55
mjg59Now we just need a test machine04:56
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zulheh..05:02
zulgood luck on that 05:03
zulmjg59: why check the gentoo forums for opinnons on it 05:03
mjg59zul: It seems to work for people05:03
mjg59The issue is, it's a 230K patch05:04
mjg5930K of that is absolutely necessary. The other 200K is a massive update of the PPC framebuffers.05:04
zulbleah05:04
mjg59Without the framebuffer updates, sleep won't work.05:04
mjg59From an x86 viewpoint, I don't care - we don't support framebuffers05:05
haggailamont: was http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/o/openoffice.org2/1.9.76-0ubuntu2/openoffice.org2_1.9.76-0ubuntu2_20050216-1036-amd64-failed an OOM condition?05:05
mjg59But I'm worried about it being a regression on other ppc hardware05:05
zulbreak it up maybe rather than one big patch small chunks of it05:05
mjg59zul: None of it's useful without the rest05:05
zultrue05:05
mjg59How would people feel about putting it in, seeing if anyone bitches and then pulling it?05:06
mjg59We've got a reasonable number of people with Macs...05:06
zulbut im not saying dump the frambebuffer im saying to split the patch05:06
zulask t-bone he is doing ppc05:06
mjg59zul: Split the patch to what extent?05:08
mjg59I can split the FB updates out, but I can't break them down to lower than the file level05:08
zulmjg59, like from 200k chunks to 2 100k chunks05:08
mjg59Sure, that can be done05:09
mjg59It doesn't make it much more readable, though :)05:09
mjg59T-None: Ping?05:09
zulheh...no my problem its t-bone's ;)05:09
mjg59(when you're around)05:09
lamonthaggai: you think it needs to be kicked?05:10
zulhey lamont 05:10
lamontmorning zul05:11
ograelmo: no trace of wine yet....05:11
lamontfabbione: you still around?05:11
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fabbionelamont: yes05:11
lamontor zul - what's the status of 2.6.10 after yesterday?  (that is, what's -19, and do we still need to do the abi roll and upload -20?)05:11
fabbionelamont: yes, but not before tomorrow05:12
lamontrgith05:12
zulcool05:12
lamontfabbione: ok.  I'll start pasting that together, along with wearing my daniels hat (no lice, right daniels??) to do lrm05:13
zullamont: i have a usb bk snapshot that im working on but its not ready or anything like that05:14
lamontok05:14
fabbioneguys since you are going to bump the ABI05:14
fabbioneuse this opportunity to pull in as many changes as you can05:14
lamontfabbione: all the more reason to wait until after this week's array CD set releases....05:15
fabbionelamont: mostlikely yes05:16
mjg59zul: http://linux.bkbits.net:8080/linux-2.5/gnupatch@42010137eNuC9Fwegxk1MrsprC9BEg is the sleep stuff on its own05:16
zullamont, can you pull in what mjg59 said as well05:17
lamontfabbione: and one of pitti's changes is also waiting for the abi roll?05:17
lamontinotify + that-one-of-pitti's?05:17
lamontmjg59: that's ready to pull into 2.6.10?05:18
fabbionelamont: i had to revert both of them. so once you readd one you need to readd the other05:19
lamontok05:19
mjg59lamont: That provides sleep support for newer Macs, but breaks sleep support on all Macs at the same time05:20
mjg59We need framebuffer updates to go with it05:20
lamontmjg59: I see...05:20
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Keybukoh, man!  epiphany++05:21
lamontif you want to send me a list of things you assert will work if added, I'll include them in -20...  Tomorrow or Friday...05:21
Keybuk"an external program is needed to view ftp sites"05:21
Keybukand launches Firefox05:21
mjg59lamont: Sure05:22
mjg59lamont: I'm somewhat fucked by not having test hardware here, though kamion ought to be able to check whether it works05:22
Kamionnot today, but yes05:22
mjg59Ok. I think we should push it for -20 and then revert if it breaks working hardware.05:23
lamontI plan to use much of this morning working on the patches that need to go to debian, and then some of this afternoon/tomorrow working on getting another kernel ready to upload05:24
mjg59lamont: I'll feed you patches later on today, then05:24
lamontcool05:25
Kamionelmo: please sync os-prober 1.0305:29
thomKeybuk: *giggle*05:29
zulmjg59, the patch you sent me may might not get into -20 but ill give it a shot05:31
Mithrandirdaniels: mail to sitewranglers seems to be held for approval.. isnt't that a bit backwards?05:31
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mjg59lamont: Ok, I've got 6 bitkeeper patches for you that all look reasonable05:37
lamontmjg59: cool - email por favor05:38
mjg59lamont: zul: http://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/tmp/ppcpatches05:39
mjg59Or I can grab and mail them if you'd prefer05:39
mjg59Looks like this stuff will be getting into 2.6.11 in any case05:39
haggailamont: I was wondering if you could see an oom message in the logs.  I have 2 more fixes I have to make so I need to upload new source anyway today, so don't worry about kicking that version again.05:42
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lamonthaggai: will look05:42
haggailamont: thanks05:42
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mjg59lamont: Did you want them emailed as well?05:43
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bluefoxicyare there any bugs I should know about pertaining to gnome or gtk?05:43
bluefoxicyI just closed a file roller window, and the other file roller closed too05:44
lamonthaggai: Feb 16 10:44:22 yellow kernel: typesconfig[32441] : segfault at 0000000000000000 rip 0000000000401065 rsp 0000007fbfffca80 error 405:44
lamontFeb 16 10:44:22 yellow kernel: typesconfig[32442] : segfault at 0000000000000000 rip 000000000040109e rsp 0000007fbfffca80 error 605:44
bluefoxicyand so did rhythmbox-05:44
bluefoxicyand xmms05:44
lamontthat's the only things in the log from during the build05:44
bluefoxicyerr, xchat05:44
bluefoxicyand firefox, and gaim05:44
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haggailamont: hmm, odd.  Thanks for looking05:44
bluefoxicynone of them segfaulted or anything (says dmesg), they just closed05:44
bluefoxicyit was like clicking the X on the file roller window sent the signal to all the other apps I was running except gnome-terminal and thunderbird05:45
lamonthaggai: that'05:45
haggailamont: ah, typesconfig is part of OOo, that must be the problem05:45
lamonts looking in syslog05:45
lamontwell, /var/log/messages, 05:45
haggailamont: hmm, no it wasn't that problem.  Its a second problem actually.. :)05:46
haggaiaaaah05:47
haggaiBuild killed with signal 15 after 150 minutes of inactivity05:47
lamonthaggai: so it should _do_ something. ;-)05:48
fabbioneelmo: ping?05:49
fabbioneelmo: please process NEW :-)05:50
zulbbl lunch05:51
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Kamionhm, now who's using sed in a silly way in d-i startup05:57
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Kamionnever noticed that error before because only qemu was slow enough to display it05:57
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sivangKamion: isn't it a bit early for that ? ;-)05:59
Kamionfor what?06:00
sivangKamion: for the "are we there yet" badge06:00
sivang:-)06:01
Kamionerm, missing the point I think :)06:01
mjg59elmo: Around?06:05
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mdzmorning06:12
sivangmorning mdz 06:12
mvo_morning mdz 06:12
mdzpitti: here?06:13
mdzis the warty-security kernel issue fixed?06:13
mjg59thom: Looks like we may be able to manage PPC hibernate, though I'm not touching that until we've got the sleep support in and tested06:15
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thommjg59: oh, cool06:18
mjg59Someone's updated benh's patch to apply to 2.6.1006:18
thomnice!06:19
mjg59http://honk.physik.uni-konstanz.de/~agx/linux-ppc/kernel/swsusp-2.6.10-rc2.diff06:21
mjg59Needs a small amount of massage, but other than that should apply fine06:21
Kamiondifference between sleep and hibernate?06:22
mjg59RAM and disk06:23
Kamionoh, cool06:23
mjg59thom: But by the looks of it, it does currently disable StR06:23
mjg59Oh, maybe not06:23
mjg59It's more that StR doesn't use /sys/power/state on PPC06:24
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thomhrm, +#if 0/* this breaks suspend to ram until the dust settles... */06:25
mjg59thom: We can drop that hunk06:26
mjg59The new radeonfb code ought to manage06:26
thomok06:26
mjg59And the other #if 0 needs to be changed to #ifdef CONFIG_PMAC (or whatever)06:27
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thommjg59: nod06:31
pittiHi mdz 06:35
sivanganybody seen a bug with the latest esound-daemon?06:35
sivangit won06:35
sivanglet some progs start ..06:35
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pittimdz: yes, it is fixed for now; however, this may happen again, please see my bug followup06:37
srbakerokay.  i upgraded from warty to hoary.  is there a doc on how to replace xfree86 with xorg, and make sure xfree86 is gone?06:37
mjg59srbaker: It ought to Just Happen during the upgrade06:37
sivangmjg59: it happened that way for me06:37
srbakerokay.06:38
srbakeri did an upgrade last night and it seems to have broken a lot of gnome icons and themey things06:38
mjg59sivang: Yeah, and me (did this last weekend)06:38
srbakerso i ahve to sort that out first06:38
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Keybukdaniels: failed X startup on Jane's laptop with hang when you try to view the log06:41
mjg59Keybuk: How come every laptop you touch turns to shit?06:45
Keybuk"could not open default font 'fixed':06:45
KeybukI strongly suspect Mr Stone has been over-trimming06:45
mjg59Keybuk: Mm? How was it installed?06:46
KeybukHoary Array 4, and update06:46
mjg59xserver-xorg doesn't depend on anything that provides fixed, because it could be coming from a font server06:46
mjg59Is xfonts-misc installed?06:47
mjg59Uh, I don't mean that. Now, what do I mean?06:47
mjg59xfonts-base06:47
Keybukyeah, first thing I checked06:47
Keybukhmm, all of the font directories are missing fonts.dir06:48
Keybukthat's the second time I've seen this problem with Array 4, X-related postinst not being run06:49
fabbioneseb128: what did you break this time?06:54
fabbionei can't even login after today upgrade06:55
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fabbione:-)06:55
seb128fabbione: what's happening ?06:55
silbs<kb> her X session immediately logs out06:55
silbsfab: any ideas?06:55
jdubfabbione: did you recently upgrade esound?06:57
sivangbah! xorg won't start anymore :-(07:00
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=== HiddenWolf did an update today and is still very happy
sivangHiddenWolf: do one again, let's see if you're still happy? ;-))07:01
fabbionesilbs07:02
fabbionesilbs: same problem here07:02
silbsfabbione: gee, thanks07:02
HiddenWolfsivang: Can I cry on your shoulder if it doesn't?07:02
silbs:)07:02
fabbionejdub: i usually do a dist-upgrade07:02
fabbionebecause i kinda TRUST people around that have root on my machines07:02
sivangHiddenWolf: hmm well, then don't. it appears something b0rked my system , it started with different apps not wanting to fire up anymore...07:03
jdubuh07:03
jdubdudes07:03
jdubum07:03
HiddenWolfsivang: what's causing it?07:03
jdubdowngrade your esound07:03
jdubsee if that helps07:04
jdub:-)07:04
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sivangjdub: hrm, I can recall I saw esound there on the upgrade list, I sure do hope so it's not my recent upload of g-s-t and s-t-b07:04
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silbsjdub: esound isn't installed.07:05
silbs(at least one mine)07:05
jdubsilbs: libesd0 is the problem package upgrade07:06
jduberm, ahem, s/is/could be/07:06
Kamionoh, no, I think I might need to teach it how to count up to 5 or so07:06
silbspinhead: hmmm07:06
sivangjdub: it removed ubuntu-desktop, and now only esound is removed and all of the poly audio are gone, rebooting.07:06
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sivangs/removed/installed07:06
=== sivang reboots and avoids the heat :)
fabbionesilbs: do this07:07
fabbionelftp http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/e/esound/07:07
jdubfabbione: you've verified it?07:07
silbsfabbione: we've just downgraded to array 407:07
fabbionemget *0.2.35-2_*07:07
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fabbionedpkg -i what is needed07:08
fabbionejdub: yes07:08
jdubgreat, new package coming shortly07:08
fabbionejdub: next step was to check who destroied my laptop07:08
fabbionejdub: and send him to hell :P07:08
silbsfab: <keybuk> I just used aptitude to select the version on the cd and downgrade it07:09
sivanggrr no go :-/07:10
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seb128jdub: dude you broke GNOME07:12
seb128jdub: I don't feel alone doing this now :p07:12
sivangseb128: heheh07:12
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jdubseb128: iz esound boog :)07:13
=== sivang ROTFL
fabbioneeheheh07:13
sivangseb128: so downgrading esound is the remedy?07:14
seb128dunno, I've not updated07:14
jdubyes, it is07:14
seb128I don't trust jdub's upload usually :)07:15
jdub;-)07:15
sivangheheh07:15
sivangok, fix this after dinner.07:15
Keybuksivang: yeah, downgrade libesd007:16
Keybukplushie jeff dolls will be available for voodoo later :p07:17
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sivang if only we were in the same room.....;-))07:18
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jdubsilbs: jdub voodoo dolls on the merchandise list?07:24
Simirajdub: I'd go for that!07:25
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mdzwhy go to the trouble of making dolls; we can just stab jdub with pins07:25
mdzwe could run a booth at LCA07:25
mdz"POKE JDUB $5"07:25
jdubyou misspelt "KISS"07:26
sivanghehe07:26
Simiralol07:26
jduband by lca07:26
jdubit'll be $1007:26
jdubi'll be a married man ;)07:26
Kamionjdub: I guess I need to hold Array CD 5 for this sound fix?07:26
jdubKamion: yes please! DICKHEAD ALERT!07:26
KamionI'm writing tedious publishing helper scripts in the meantime07:27
Simirawhat? More weddings? When, jdub?07:27
jdubSimira: april 17th07:27
Simirajdub: cool. So your honeymoon goes to Ubuntu Down Under, then?07:28
jdubSimira: hoary-final... wedding... lca(+birthday)... udu...07:29
fabbionejdub: good luck07:29
fabbioneyou will explode07:29
Simirahaha07:29
fabbionei had bday+wedding+multiarse+honeymoon and i am already dead07:29
fabbioneactually07:30
fabbiones/+honeymoon//07:30
jdubi'm planning to not celebrate my birthday in any useful manner07:30
fabbionei still need to start it :-)07:30
jdub(which is not unusual anyway)07:30
Simirafabbione: leaving tomorrow, aren't you?07:30
fabbionejdub: so did i.. i was too busy trying to kick relatives and parent out of my house07:30
fabbioneSimira: that is the correct answer07:31
Simirabdays do kinda come in the background compared to some other things...07:31
sivangfabbione: for the islands? ;-)07:31
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maswanjdub: I think this is an appropriate way of celebrating birthdays: http://www.acc.umu.se/~maswan/recept/25/07:31
fabbionesivang: yeps07:32
thommaswan: i don't think you have enough cake07:32
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sivangfabbione: yay for you! bon voyage07:32
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jdubmaswan: whoa! rad :)07:32
maswanthom: Yes, this was a concern of mine, I didn't get up to the 25 planned cakes. :)07:32
fabbioneehehhe07:33
Simiramaswan: you can come here to complete it on Tollef's birthday?07:33
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Simiramaswan: your hereby invited07:34
maswanSimira: If he/you turns up next sunday around here, you're welcome to cake. :)07:34
maswanSimira: When is it?07:34
Simiramaswan: I think he's in Brssel next sunday. He's 25 on June 8th.07:34
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jdubso fabbione 07:35
jdubthe end result of all this stupidity07:35
jdubis that07:35
jdubESPEAKER=localhost:2323 gst-launch-0.8 filesrc location="/usr/share/sounds/shutdown.wav" ! wavparse ! esdsink07:35
jdubworks07:35
jdub:-)07:36
jdubit would have been easier to fix it in gstreamer07:36
jdubbut also wrong07:36
jdubbecause deep down07:36
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jdubwe would have known that esound was a pile of shi-- oh, we already knew that07:36
fabbioneogra: really?07:36
fabbioneogra: you kidding.. 07:36
thomogra: happy birthday dude!07:36
ograthanks :)07:36
fabbioneogra: you look much younger than that07:37
mvo_hey ogra, happy birthday!07:37
jdubogra: dude! happy birthday!07:37
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maswanhappy birthday!07:37
ograhey, thanks all :=)07:37
lamontogra: happy bday07:37
dokoogra: happy birthday!07:37
Simiraogra: happy birthday. Good to have some older, responsible people at this place...07:37
Simirauhm...07:37
ograheh07:38
Simira*looks around and walks into a corner*07:38
Mithrandirogra: congrats. :)07:38
Simiranow, where was I... Rosetta07:38
ograMithrandir: you will be at fosdem ?07:41
Mithrandiryes07:42
Mithrandiryou too?07:42
ograi hope so... depends on my time .... but i was planning it07:42
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mvo_mdz: around?07:53
mdzmvo_: mostly07:53
Kamionhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/ <- pretty web index now generated automatically07:54
zulsweet07:54
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thomKamion: nice07:55
NafalloI think I've found a bug (not sure, so asking). my menu.lst has vmlinuz.old as default (named Previous) and vmlinuz-2.6.10-3-amd64-k8 as 3 and 4. bug?07:57
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Mithrandirmdz: you pinged me yesterday about some utf8-migration-tool things?07:58
mdzMithrandir: yes; what is the status of the package? I thought you had uploaded it, but I can't find it now07:59
elmomdz: it's in universe08:00
elmooh and FTBFS ;)08:00
elmoutf8-migration-tool |        0.1 | hoary/universe | source08:00
mdzah, the FTBFS bit explains it08:00
Mithrandirbah, silly me08:04
Mithrandirit's broken anyhow, due to gdm and python's configparser disagreeing on the format of .ini files08:04
Kamionwhich reminds me, could I have system-config-kickstart in main now that it no longer FTBFS?08:04
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elmoanastacia makes me cry ATM due to the kde half-in-main business08:06
truluxTry `head --help' for more information.08:06
truluxdpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/postgresql_7.4.7-2_i386.deb (--unpack):08:06
trulux subprocess pre-installation script returned error exit status 108:06
truluxoops08:07
smurfixelmo: sync of yapps2 ?08:07
elmoKamion: done08:07
Kamionthanks08:08
Kamionelmo: oh, and did you get my earlier sync request?08:08
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elmosmurfix: done, sorry08:14
elmoKamion: nope, done now08:14
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Kamionelmo: ah, thanks08:15
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Kamionmdz: oh, FYI, you shouldn't ever need to munge DI_TYPE again to get the newest of installer/daily-installer08:18
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elmoI wish there was some way of doing a 'rootro', i.e. could read _any_ file, but not have root write/create/modify etc. privs08:21
ograelmo: any idea where wine hides ? 08:21
jdubogra: what are you looking for?08:21
elmo      wine | 0.0.20040914-1 | hoary/universe | source, i38608:21
elmoogra: ?08:22
mdzKamion: cool; it picks the one with the most recent timestamp?08:22
elmothat's what was synced today08:22
ograelmo: i asked for a sync....and you said: done08:22
elmoogra: ... ?08:22
Kamionmdz: whatever dpkg --compare-versions says is newest, actually08:23
Kamion(on the directory name)08:23
elmooh08:23
elmoogra: meh, sorry it went to the wrong directory.  really done now08:23
Kamionelmo: tell your editor to be read-only? 'sudo view' would do, for example ...08:23
ogra[14:54]   <ogra> elmo: please sync wine08:23
ogra[15:30]  <elmo> ogra: done08:24
ograelmo: heh, ok...08:24
elmoKamion: it's not for editing files, but backup related stuff08:24
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Kamionelmo: ah08:24
Kamionelmo: mount --bind -o ro? :-)08:25
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Kamion(that should actually work, I think ...)08:25
mdzchrooted into a read-only bind mount...08:30
elmoI'd eah08:31
elmoerr08:31
mdzI bet root could remount it r/w though08:31
Kamioncan you take CAP_SYS_MOUNT away from root?08:31
Kamionor whatever it is08:31
mdzshould be possible08:32
mdzor you could drop to non-root and retain CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE or whatever08:32
mdzoh, hey, even better08:33
mdz   and directories, including ACL restrictions if [_POSIX_ACL]  is08:33
mdz   defined. Excluding DAC access covered by CAP_LINUX_IMMUTABLE. */08:33
mdz#define CAP_DAC_READ_SEARCH  208:33
mdzgah08:33
Kamionhm, you have to take away CAP_SYS_ADMIN judging from include/linux/capability.h08:33
mdzanyway, CAP_DAC_READ_SEARCH should give you read-only on everything08:33
Kamionah, much neater08:33
elmoso how would I give a user a capability?  I thought it was more process orientated08:34
Kamionyou give it to the executable don't you?08:34
mdzyes, it's at the process level08:36
mdztypically you use a setuid wrapper, and drop privs from there08:37
mdzbut there might be a PAM module to do it as well08:37
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Kamionalso setcap(8)08:38
Kamionalthough I guess that needs filesystem support08:38
Kamiongetcap <executable> seems to say function not implemented for me08:40
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mvo_ping carlos 08:41
mjg59Is power-management-interface in the archive yet?08:42
ogramjg59: yup08:42
mjg59ogra: What section?08:42
ogramjg59: omit the first dash...08:42
mjg59Ah!08:42
mjg59Hmm. Universe?08:43
schweebuniverse08:43
ograSection: universe/admin08:43
mjg59That probably needs to be rectified...08:43
elmo... by someone seeding it, for starters08:44
T-BoneKamion: where's the "please kill fabbione" button? :P08:44
elmoKamion: anastacia wants to demote autopartkit - ok?08:44
T-BoneCONFIG_FUSION=m08:44
mjg59thom: Get powermanagement-interface seeded, y'bugger08:44
T-Bonesomebody deserve some heavy trout slapping for that08:44
zulhey T-Bone 08:45
mjg59elmo: With luck, we'll have StD and StR for PPC08:45
elmomjg59: I thought they didn't mix?08:46
T-Bonewow08:47
T-BoneKamion: "Invalid Release file: no entry for restricted/binary-ia64/Packages.gz"08:47
mjg59elmo: The only real sticking point is in the framebuffer driver, and we've got a fixed one of those now (with luck)08:47
T-Boneend of installation :P08:47
elmomjg59: sweet08:47
mjg59Fucking SMS spam08:48
T-BoneKamion: any clue what's going on?08:51
Kamionelmo: yes, that's fine08:51
KamionT-Bone: one sec, doing other urgent stuff then I'll look08:52
T-Boneok08:52
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sivangmjg59: I get it all the time..:-/08:55
sivangmjg59: *so* annoying08:55
elmo   o console-keymaps-dec08:55
elmo   o discover1-data-udeb08:56
elmo   o discover1-udeb08:56
elmoKamion: them too?08:56
zulmjg59: oh yeah your acpi stuff that you sent me does cleanly apply to vanilla source ill massage it tonight08:56
Kamionelmo: yep08:56
mjg59zul: Cool, thanks08:56
KamionT-Bone: hmm, apparently the restricted Packages file is empty on ia64 so my fix for the live CD helpfully removed it; I'll see if I can fix that08:57
elmoKamion: tnx08:57
KamionI'll just conditionalise the removal on CDIMAGE_LIVE for now08:58
T-BoneKamion: ok. I'll re-fix kernel asap too. Sadly i can't go up to the elilo stage, anyway :P08:58
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KamionT-Bone: erm, the current kernel has CONFIG_FUSION=y for all ia6408:59
Kamion2.6.10-1908:59
T-GoneKamion: the kernel i just booted has it =m08:59
zuloh i suck at wiki09:00
T-GoneKamion: 2,6.10-3-itanium-smp built on Feb 15 ("-3"??)09:00
KamionT-Gone: that's too old, where did you get that?09:00
T-GoneKamion: is d-i kernel updated?09:00
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Kamionoh, maybe this morning's CD build doesn't have the newer kernel yet09:00
T-BOneKamion: i got it 20mn ago when rsyncing :)09:00
Kamionok, rebuilding09:00
T-BOneKamion: it's noted as being built Feb 15 14:25 UTC09:01
Kamionno need to diagnose further :)09:01
T-BOnei'm quite surprised that such a recent build has such an old kernel :)09:01
Kamionthat's because I deliberately set it back09:01
Kamionthis morning's build does not yet quite have everything reset to normality09:01
Kamionthe one I'm doing now should09:02
Kamionhmm, although according to this it was using -1809:03
Kamionwell, whatever, I'll rebuild for the Release file fix anyway09:03
KamionT-BOne: "-3" is the module ABI09:03
Kamionyou should know this, as somebody on the kernel team ... :)09:03
T-BOneyeah I thought so but wasn't sure09:03
T-BOne;)09:03
T-BOne(and past a certain hungryness, my brain doesn't compute ;)09:04
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mjg59Hmm. pmi capabilities says I can suspend and hibernate, but the logout menu isn't giving me that option09:07
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zulKamion: heh we didnt know this :)09:07
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mjg59thom: Around?09:11
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truluxtritium: ping09:13
truluxtritium: there? new paper revision for you, also doubts on how to wrote matrix definitions with latex09:13
tritiumtrulux, I'm here09:14
truluxI need to make a one for explain further the LaPadula MAC model09:14
truluxtritium: :D heya!09:14
truluxtritium: ok, dcc'ing, wait09:14
tritiumok09:14
truluxtritium: here we go! :)09:16
truluxfabbione: ping09:16
fabbionetrulux: pong09:16
truluxfabbione: heya! I was talking to pitti on the kernel abi firmware stuff09:16
truluxfabbione: I want to make the firmware stuff available for the hardened kernels09:17
truluxfabbione: can you redirect me to somewhere with documentation on how ubuntu handles it?09:17
fabbionetrulux: it's in the kernel source09:17
fabbioneDocumentation/something09:17
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truluxfabbione: nah, that doesn't fill my needed knowledge and info. bar09:20
truluxfabbione: I *need* to know how *you* handle it09:20
fabbionei do not handle anything dude09:22
fabbioneread the firmware class documentation09:22
fabbionethat's all it is used09:22
truluxfabbione: then what do you do with the packages? ;D09:22
fabbionetrulux: what do you mean?09:22
truluxfabbione: pitti commented to me that you handle the firmware pkgs, and the hardened kernel packages didn't have it09:23
truluxand that was a thing I could fix09:23
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truluxat least from the upstream side, but I lack of the info. on how ubuntu handles the independent firmware09:23
Kamion/usr/lib/hotplug/firmware/09:23
Kamionor /lib/hotplug/firmware/, or I think somewhere else09:23
fabbionetrulux: no, i think you really misunderstood what pitti said09:23
truluxfabbione: then put me on the right way, what's up with it?09:25
fabbionetrulux: pitti told me that hard kernel couldn't load firmware09:25
fabbionethat's all i know09:25
truluxfabbione: oh, that's quite different then, OK09:26
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fabbionei must go now09:26
truluxfabbione: so, he didn't exposed details?09:26
truluxok09:26
truluxhave a nice time09:26
fabbionegood night09:26
T-BoneKamion: how long does it take to rebuild the ISO?09:27
zulnight fabbione 09:28
rburtonis the current hoary livecd usable?09:28
zulmmmm....skittles09:34
mjg59Whee!09:34
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T-Bonelol09:34
mjg59Haha09:34
=== T-Bone guesses that makes the patches worth a merge then ;)
=== mjg59 notices swsusp: Resume mismatch: version
mjg59T-Bone: I'm only testing that it doesn't break x86 at the moment - I don't have a Mac to test09:35
T-Boneah09:35
T-Boneunfortunately i don't have a mac laptop (yet) either09:36
mjg59Heh. Newworld desktop is also good.09:36
T-Boneerrr. Unless it screws everything, which I can't allow either ;)09:36
T-Bonei've never used susp/res feature TBH. Are there risks for the fs?09:37
rcaskey_Tbone: my g3 ibook started to play nice yesterday09:39
rcaskey_it did fail one to resume alst night though09:39
eddmjg59: Kinnison ever around these parts?09:40
T-Bonercaskey_: ok. My question is precisely "what happens on failure? Is my root filesystem at risk?" :)09:40
T-Boneif it's just a crash i don't care. If it can screw things enough to kill journaled FS, i *do* care ;)09:41
mjg59edd: Not usually - #debian-uk is a better bet09:41
rcaskey_T-Bone: I don't know any particulars, I just know a reboot made it work fine.09:43
T-Boneok09:43
T-Bonesvenl: ping?09:43
svenlT-Bone: pong.09:44
T-Bonesvenl: still willing to be the ppc porter? ;)09:45
svenlT-Bone: yep.09:45
T-Bonesvenl: then there's work for you ;)09:45
svenlT-Bone: but i will be offline the next two days.09:45
rcaskey_T-Bone: yesterday was when I knew I was a dork, when I was testing to see if my laptops were suspending properly and I was using two different ones from the cna09:46
svenlT-Bone: ah ? 09:46
rcaskey_err can09:46
T-Bonehttp://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/tmp/ppcpatches <- this is a list of patches that needs to be merged in our 2.6.10 line09:46
T-Bonercaskey_: ok09:46
T-Bonesvenl: 2.6.10 is in 'bugfixes only' mode, and these patches fall in that area as it seems09:47
svenlT-Bone: T-Bone ok.09:47
svenlT-Bone: what is the deadline ? 09:47
T-Bonesvenl: yesterday? :)09:47
svenlT-Bone: as said, i will be offline tomorrow andfriday, so this WE should be cool.09:47
T-Bonesvenl: roger that. This week end will do09:48
svenlT-Bone: would a patch for the pegasos gigabit ethernet controler be considered also for inclusion ? 09:48
T-Bonehmm09:48
T-BoneI think it would go into 2.6.11 instead. Pegasos is not yet supported09:48
svenlT-Bone: bah.09:50
svenlT-Bone: fabbione told me most of the pegasos patches are in, and ubuntu mostly works on it.09:50
svenlT-Bone: but in d-i the loading of the module fails for some missing symbols.09:51
T-Bonethen it's definitely a no go09:51
svenlT-Bone: you have a pegasos even, you could try it yourself :)09:51
T-Boneno breakage before hoary releases09:51
T-Bonesure :)09:51
rcaskey_Why would anyone want a Pegasos machine?09:51
T-Bonercaskey_: it's actually an interesting concept.09:52
rcaskey_T-Bone: what is?09:52
svenlT-Bone: huh ? You mean we know it is broken, there is probably an easy fix, but we are not going to fix it ? 09:52
T-Boneand it has a few niceties09:52
svenlT-Bone: it used to work in the 2.6.8 ubuntu kernels.09:52
ajmitchmorning09:52
T-Bonesvenl: no. I mean I won't merge a patch that introduces any (known) breakage09:52
svenlT-Bone: you are not listening.09:52
T-Bonesvenl: feel free to send it to me, i'll test it and try to debug it, but i won't merge it09:53
svenlT-Bone: or i am speaking klingon or something.09:53
T-Bone<svenl> T-Bone: but in d-i the loading of the module fails for some missing symbols.09:53
T-Bonethis is breakage to me09:53
svenlT-Bone: *the current ubuntu 2.6.10 kernel is broken*.09:53
T-Boneso you must be speaking Klingon ;)09:53
svenlT-Bone: the patch is already in there.09:53
svenlT-Bone: or the module support or whatever.09:53
svenlT-Bone: just it is borken.09:53
svenlbroken even.09:53
KamionT-Bone: about an hour for all four architectures09:53
KamionT-Bone: (it's built now)09:54
svenlT-Bone: what i am speaking is a patch to fix that breakage.09:54
T-BoneKamion: ia64 is built?09:54
Kamion===== Syncing Ubuntu mirror =====09:54
KamionWed Feb 16 20:00:54 GMT 200509:54
Kamion[...] 09:54
T-Bonesvenl: ah ok. Well then it might be merged then ;)09:54
Kamion===== Finished =====09:54
KamionWed Feb 16 20:50:31 GMT 200509:54
KamionT-Bone: yes09:54
svenlT-Bone: in a module which will never be loaded on any arch that has not a marvell discovery III northbridge.09:54
T-BoneKamion: yay!09:54
svenlT-Bone: will see next week what i can do about this.09:55
KamionT-Bone: /dists/hoary/restricted/binary-ia64/Packages is definitely back now09:55
T-Bonesvenl: ok. The patches i listed are top priority for they fix bugs on macs09:55
Mitariohello everyone09:55
T-BoneKamion: cool. I'm rsyncing09:55
MitarioI was wondering wether Ubuntu has some kind of changelog writing policy or package description policy09:56
svenlT-Bone: i can only test them on my ibook though, or maybe on my pegasos with the 7447A cpu.09:56
T-Bonesvenl: test on whatever you can. As long as it works for you, i'll take care of testing on whatever I can on my side as well09:56
KamionMitario: not explicit, but we kind of hope for common sense and slap people who're unclear09:56
svenlT-Bone: BTW, what is this pmac only policy ? I think it would be a good thing for ubuntu to support the pegasos in hoary.09:56
svenlT-Bone: especially as it is almost there.09:57
MitarioKamion, hehe :)09:57
svenlT-Bone: and there may be chances for mass ubuntu on pegasos install if it happens.09:57
T-Bonesvenl: i'm not the one deciding that09:57
T-Bonesvenl: ask the release managers09:57
Mitariobut do we think changelog should be directed at the end user? or for fellow package maintainers/overall techies09:57
svenlT-Bone: who is it ? Kamion ? 09:57
Kamionno09:57
svenlKamion: hehe :)09:58
Kamionthere is no pmac-only policy, but obviously making sure stuff that works keeps working has a higher priority than supporting new stuff09:58
KamionI don't see a problem with integrating safe patches that are non-crackful09:58
Kamionbut you have to accept that the definition of safe gets very strict as we get closer to release09:58
svenlKamion: even to the point that it takes me 10 minutes to explain i propose a patch that fixes a breakage in a orthogonal module to any pmac hardware ? 09:58
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svenlKamion: i understand.09:59
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dholbachre09:59
Kamionand the installer experience must be good09:59
metalikopIs there a problem with dput or have I broken something?09:59
Mitariohmm, does anyone here think that it's usefull to show the current "tech" changelogs in update-manager?09:59
svenlKamion: i intent to fix pegasos OF for yaboot support tomorrow, and then pegasos support should be there without the grub2 hack i resorted.09:59
svenlor whatever, i let you work, more on that later.10:00
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Kamionsvenl: will it be possible to install yaboot automatically, i.e. nvram writing from userspace?10:01
MitarioI would love to see nice formatted changelogs entries such as the mac os x software updates have, but that's just my opinion10:01
KamionI'd be so happy with that10:01
T-Bonesvenl: what you have to understand, is that as the release time gets closer, we (kernel leaders for instance) are far less prone to take time to figure out whether your patch, being orthogonal or not, *is safe* (according to us). And you also have to understand that if we merge something *supposedly safe* that eventually breaks some corner case (Murphy's law is everywhere), it'll be too late to fix it.10:01
Kamion"install" => "make bootable with"10:01
Kamionsvenl: it seems to me, though, that T-Bone simply misunderstood early on and thought you were saying that your patch introduced some breakage10:01
T-BoneKamion: right. My bad.10:01
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zulnight mvo10:02
Mitariomvo_, btw replied to your email :)10:02
Mitariosend a new one even ;)10:02
Mitariogn!10:02
mvo_Mitario: oh, I'll have a look then :)10:03
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Mitariomvo_, hehe ok10:03
Mitariomvo_, i have some ideas/stuff I'd like to discuss, but we'll do that tomorrow then :)10:03
mvo_Mitario: I uploaded two mockups for #663110:03
Mitariomvo_, ah cool. where?10:04
mvo_Mitario: if you have time tomorrow that would be nice. I'm around all day. 10:04
mvo_Mitario: I attached them to the bugreport10:04
Mitariook10:04
dholbachmvo_: about to go?10:04
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metalikopCould someone possibly help me out with dput?  I'm experiencing an odd issue I haven't had with other repos.10:05
mvo_dholbach: yeah, going to bed (or rather have a bath first, then go to bad). I debugged the ppp stuff in g-s-t. I need to wash aways that perl feeling ;)10:05
dholbachmvo_: you rock! :-)10:05
zulooh...sacrilege10:05
mvo_Mitario: what is your idea about? Maybe you tell me so that I can think about it a bit10:05
dholbachmvo_: drink a beer and make the perl-age go away :-)10:05
svenlKamion: nope.10:06
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Mitariomvo_, about some layout changes with the changelog and description formatting and such10:06
svenlT-Bone: what good is it for me to help out on powerpc kernels, if you don't thrust me, and it is clear by your attitude toward me that you don't thrust me.10:06
Mitariomvo_, IMO the current tabs don't look 'nice' for a newbie end-user10:07
svenlerr, not attitude, but the way you speak to me, both yesterday and today.10:07
Mitariomvo_, well, anyways, the changelog should be formatted a bit, and maybe we could merge the description and changelog into one page10:07
mvo_Mitario: sounds interessting10:07
sulkdyou want him to "thrust you" in exchange for kernel work? :D10:07
T-Bonesvenl: you have a problem with leadership maybe? I never said i don't trust you. I said we had a policy, and answered your questions by respecting that policy.10:07
svenlKamion: err, i mean nvram setting will not be fixing tomorrow, too dangerous right now since the.10:08
Mitariomvo_, maybe i'll just branch svn now, and go playing on a bit in my own branch :)10:08
T-Boneif you disagree with that policy, that's up to you.10:08
mvo_Mitario: formating a GtkTextView is a bit of a pain (creating the tagtable and stuff) :)10:08
svenlT-Bone: yes, but you imply that i will break that policy before i even have a chance to do anything.10:08
Mitariomvo_, oh and i've send you an e-mail about future of update-manager releases and such10:08
mvo_Mitario: go for it, but tell me where I can check the result :)10:08
T-Bonesvenl: no. Again, you asked me about including a patch, and I answered you what it takes to include a patch.10:08
Mitariomvo_, yeah ok :)10:08
Mitariomvo_, have you got my second mail?10:09
svenlT-Bone: this is no leadership issue, it is patronizing attitude on your part, and i believe it is against the ubuntu code of conduct even if i read it right.10:09
mvo_not, not yet10:09
Mitariomvo@canonical.com?10:09
mvo_michael.vogt@canonical.com10:09
T-Bonesvenl: since i misunderstood what you said first, i told you i couldn't include your patch. That was wrong of me, and I corrected myself afterwards.10:09
svenlT-Bone: you didn't even listen to what i said and said probably not.10:09
Mitarioahhh10:09
mvo_Mitario: :)10:09
svenlT-Bone: exactly, you misunderstood because you didn't listen, and had a negative a priori.10:09
svenlT-Bone: this was clear in the way you spoke to me yesterday and how you reacted today.10:10
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Mitariomvo_, ok, sent :)10:10
sulkdsvenl, dude.. it's like this in any opensource project.. it's not what you got, it's who you know.. cliques.. so you can either try to work your way into one, or fight it and lose..10:10
sulkdsvenl, sad but it's the way it is10:10
zulsvenl: send me your patches and ill have a look ok?10:11
svenlsulkd: i must not have read the same code of conduct as you did.10:11
mvo_Mitario: got it, thanks10:11
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mvo_night all10:12
zulsvenl: ok enough send me your patches and i will have a look at them if you dont mind. zul@gentoo.org thx10:12
Kamionsvenl: nvram setting> ok ... as I've probably said before, I think that's a pretty major usability problem in any Pegasos installer right now; but I realise that there are hardware constraints10:12
sulkdsvenl, it's not in the code of conduct.. it's imprinted in all those guys' insecurities and need for having a support system made up of their friends10:12
lamontsulkd: I'll have to disagree with you on that10:15
lamontgiven a patch, we're happy to review it for inclusion10:15
T-Bonewe are just being picky on whether to actually include it or not, depending on the timeline (as I understand it, of course)10:16
zulright i have to go home10:17
HrdwrBoBthat said building friendships and trust is not a bad thing at all10:17
svenlsulkd: bah, i have known these guys like you said sinc a long time, even T-Bone 10:18
svenlKamion: well, the nvram thing is complicated, i have an idea to fix it, but right now touching the flash, which may kill the firmware, is a big nono.10:19
svenlKamion: and seriously setting a couple of env variables by hand is not all that complicated, even my grand-mother could do it.10:20
Kamionsvenl: at nCipher, where I last worked, that got solved a long time ago; there are two regions in flash which get written separately, so no individual power failure can kill both regions10:20
lamontthe question right now on accepting things in the kernel is "is this a new feature?"  If the answer is yes, then it probably waits until after hoary ships10:21
Kamionsvenl: it's a lot more thought than any one of Ubuntu's other supported architectures; remember I have to justify every new question the installer asks to Mark. :)10:21
svenlKamion: sure, and this is how i want to do it, too, but as you said, no major change before a new release.10:21
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svenlKamion: well, compared to having to install a half working grub2, and hand typing the grub commands by hand, writing a note for an obscure subarch should not really be a problem :)10:22
svenlKamion: but like said, if i reach the point where pegasos is not officially supported, but is installable with an unnofficial 5 lines HOWTO, then i am happy.10:24
Kamionright, and for the record I think pegasos is probably on this side of the "supportable" line with a bit of work, although I wouldn't be happy to say that about all powerpc subarches10:25
KamionI'm not really very happy with the mkvmlinuz approach though, it's a lot of space usage on the CD10:25
svenlKamion: the mkvmlinuz is a lot of space usage on the CD ? 10:25
Kamionwith a single CD we cannot afford to splurge out megabytes on different kernel formats10:25
svenlKamion: ah, you mean the lot of different kernels on the CD. Why do you think i am going to fix the OF ?10:26
Kamionwe have one CD, and roughly the same selection of software on each10:26
Kamionpowerpc is the biggest by far, which means that it acts to constrain the amount of software that we can include on *all* our CDs10:26
svenlKamion: but the only thing i am arguing for is including the mkvmlinuz support file in the kernel-image, not using them to build thousands of CDs.10:26
Kamionthus adding more kernel formats to the CD means that we'd be reducing the amount that can go into Ubuntu CDs in general10:26
Kamionsvenl: I certainly don't have a problem with supporting all sorts of stuff for netboot10:27
Kamionphysical restrictions mean that we do have to be pretty careful about the CD though :)10:27
svenlKamion: so, see, exactly what i was arguing yesterday.10:27
Kamionok, no problem then10:27
Kamion(at least from my point of view as installer/cdimage guy)10:27
svenlWell, it is not all that easy, since it needs some modifications of the kernel build stuff.10:28
svenlwhich could be problematic, but well.10:28
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svenlMaybe it would be possible by splitting another package with the object files, this would be the least disruptive.10:28
svenlKamion: and notice that i am working to get those object files included by default by kernel-package in debian.10:29
svenlok, have to go now, train will be early tomorrow.10:29
Kamionsvenl: *nod*10:31
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danielsMithrandir: i moderated it through10:35
danielsKamion: hang when you try to view the log?10:35
Mithrandirdaniels: yeah, I have an account now, thanks.10:35
danielscool10:35
danielswho created it10:35
daniels?10:36
Mithrandirinfty, I think10:36
Mithrandiryeah, adconrad@tycho is the sender10:36
Kamiondaniels: hm what?10:37
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danielsKamion: jane's weird crash10:40
danielsMithrandir: cool10:40
svenldaniels: BTW, on the subject of pegasos support, i needed to tell it to use the Option "BusType" "PCI", apart from that everything worked fine.10:41
danielssvenl: cool10:41
svenldaniels: could it be possible to set the Option "BusType" "PCI" automatically in some (maybe post-release) future ? 10:42
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Kamiondaniels: I didn't actually look at that log ... I think it was Keybuk doing most of that debugging10:42
infinityWhat sorts of hours does pitti keep?10:44
danielsKamion: aha10:44
danielssvenl: no10:45
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Kamioninfinity: German business hours, more or less, I think10:45
toresbeHrdwrBoB: interesting...10:45
ograinfinity: UTC+110:45
dredgHrdwrBoB: here kitty kitty10:45
infinityHrm.. Kay.10:46
infinityI need to strangle him a little bit when he's around.10:46
danielssvenl: you should never need to set that option; if you do, something is badly busted with your agpgart and needs to be fixed there.  i've never heard of someone needing to use that option in ubuntu before now.10:47
Kamioninfinity: heh10:48
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T-Bonehmm, i'll have to add the cpu frequency integer overflow on g5 fix to the next kernel upload as well11:02
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dholbachdaniels: what can i do about this:  cd python && xvfb-run -a python setup.py clean      ===>     /usr/bin/xvfb-run: line 19: 0: command not found11:04
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danielsdholbach: not a lot11:08
danielsdholbach: ('fix xorg')11:08
dholbachdaniels: Kamion said there already was a fix11:08
ogradaniels: dont say that to loud.... last time he fixed gtkmm to try a coaster build11:08
ogra;)11:09
dholbach(12:43:41) Kamion:   * Remove spurious quotes from variable expansions of $XVFBARGS and11:09
dholbach(12:43:41) Kamion:     $LISTENTCP in xvfb-run.  Thanks to Jeff Lessem for the patch!11:09
dholbach(12:43:41) Kamion:     (Closes:# 286181)11:09
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danielsdholbach: there's a fix, yeah, but uploading the entirety of xorg for that one fix seems a bit harsh11:12
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danielsi haven't had time to get to it right now11:12
dholbachdaniels: yes of course11:12
dholbachdaniels: ok... just wanted to make sure you knew11:12
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Kamiondholbach: although I have to say I'm not totally sure that that fixes your bug11:13
dholbachKamion: well, it's in the "clean"-part of diacanvas2 - so it must have worked a couple of times :-)11:14
danielsKamion: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=553111:14
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srbakeris it a safe day to upgrade to hoary?11:18
srbakerfrom a fresh install of warty?11:18
jdubsure!11:18
sivangsrbaker: I even installed from hoary to hoary :)11:19
kentsrbaker, just answere no to the quistion about world war, and you should be fine. 11:19
srbakerwell, i did a hoary->hoary upgrade earlier today, and all of my icons broke.11:19
srbakerand my gnome theme settings11:19
srbakermaybe it was just me11:20
Kamiondholbach: er ... not diacanvas2, I mean the xvfb-run thing11:21
svenldaniels: the pegasos agp is a pci-x bus disguised as agp, so yes, i need it :/11:23
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svenldaniels: furthermore, every motherboard without agpgart module would need it too.11:24
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danielssvenl: not really, in that case it will just fail to initialise agp and fall back11:24
dholbachKamion: ah ok11:24
danielshonestly dude, you know I've seen a lot of X problems, right, and this is the first time I've ever, ever, seen anyone need to force PCI mode on a Radeon11:24
svenldaniels: debian's XFree86 know how to fall back on pcigart when there is no agpgart, but x.org simply fails.11:24
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danielssvenl: er, are you sure?  or is it that the kernel here is pretending to offer agpgart, but it's broken?11:25
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svenldaniels: you never saw X running on a kernel where agpgart was not present ? 11:25
svenlT-None: night ...11:25
danielssvenl: actually, I have11:25
T-Nonenight11:25
svenldaniels: yes, i am pretty sure.11:25
svenldaniels: the x.org code may fail for those.11:26
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danielssvenl: i will try it out and come bcak, but i think you're very, very wrong11:26
svenldaniels: well, i can assure you it fails on pegasos.11:26
svenldaniels: if you don't want to fix it this near the release, i understand though.11:26
danielsi don't have the time to be chasing stuff like this up right now for hoary, sorry11:27
svenldaniels: understood, this is why i asked in some future.11:27
svenldaniels: post-hoary and such.11:27
svenlok, night all and good hacking.11:27
danielssure, I'll look into it, but I think it's agpgart here that's broekken, not xorg11:28
Kamionargh11:31
Kamionelmo: please add amd64 to lilo-installer in PaS11:31
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enricoHello.  Is perl in the hoary build-essential, or do I have to build-depend on it?11:38
Kamionit happens to be build-essential, but only indirectly due to other stuff; if you're using perl (as opposed to perl-base) directly then it's good practice to b-d on i11:39
Kamionit11:39
Kamionenrico: is it just /usr/bin/perl you need, or do you need a batch of modules too?11:39
mxpxpodis anyone having problems with polypaudio bailing out with an assertion?11:40
enricoKamion: /usr/bin/perl and File::Basename11:40
enricoI can do without File::Basename, thoug11:40
Kamionperl-modules: /usr/share/perl/5.8.4/File/Basename.pm11:40
seb128elmo: libgtkhtml2 sync please11:40
Kamionenrico: ok, so you should build-depend on perl I thiknk11:40
Kamionthink11:40
enricoKamion: if it does not need File::Basename, can I do with what's in perl-base?11:41
Kamionenrico: sure, but why bother? extra build-deps aren't bad11:41
Kamionand using more modules to make your code clearer is a good thing11:41
enricoOk, I quite agree with you11:41
enricoKamion: the ubuntu-doc packages are in a really good shape, then!11:42
Kamionthe explicitly build-essential things are libc-dev, gcc, g++, make, dpkg-dev, same as in Debian; there are a couple of extra bits in our buildd chroots11:42
Kamioncool11:42
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enricoKamion: the package sources is the trunk of the docteam repository (wiki.ubuntu.com/DocteamRepository)11:43
enricoyou get the trunk and debuild it11:43
Kamionnot right now :)11:43
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enricowell, anytime you want :)11:44
enricoit's there for you11:44
Kamionok11:44
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mxpxpodamu: ping11:52
amumxpxpod: peng11:55
mxpxpodamu: have you upgraded to polypaudio?11:55
amunope running kde atm 11:56
mxpxpodblah.. you're no help11:56
danielsarts, yo11:56
amumxpxpod: :)  11:56
mxpxpodamu: hmm, I need someone to test this11:58
mxpxpodamu: pa keeps bailing out on my machine11:58
amumxpxpod: did you tried my config? 11:58
lamontfire call11:58
mxpxpodamu: no, I talked to benh and figured out my problems11:58

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