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Evasoanybody here?12:08
sivanghi Evaso , what do you mean udf printing?12:09
Evasosivang: packet cd wrting12:09
Evasosivang: is in the upstream kernel 2.6.1012:09
sivangEvaso: join #ubuntu-kernel and ask there, they may know better :)12:10
Evasosivang: but i think we have problem in debian/unstable ubuntu about autmatically mount this type of cd/dvd with writing support available12:10
Evasosivang: i had in debian already available, so is also in hoary, the problem is about user space tools12:11
sivangEvaso: aren't they also in universe?12:11
Evasosivang: do u know that the packet writing is created as a virtual device /dev/pktcdvd/0 ?12:12
sivangEvaso: sorry, I have no idea :-(12:12
sivangEvaso: If you're question is regarding when/how/if to add support for this in ubuntu, you could email the devel list with your suggestion to it and I'm sure somebody would comment and respond you.12:13
ograEvaso, CONFIG_CDROM_PKTCDVD=m 12:14
ograEvaso, so the module should be there12:14
sivangogra: what about the user  space tools? if they're not in universe we should get them there :)12:15
ograEvaso, (from /boot/config-2.6.10-3-amd64-k8)12:15
Evasoogra: i tink that the module is compiled already in the kernel12:15
ograsivang: then someone should put them on UniverseCandidates12:16
Evasobut how pmount/fstab handle the /dev/pktcdvd/0 device?12:16
ograEvaso: that was what i meant with the baove12:16
sivangEvaso: that's intersting question, you can ask pitti here tommorow morning if you like, or have the module loaded and expriment :). (he wrote pmount)12:17
ograEvaso: sorry, i never used packetcd, so i cant tell12:17
sivangEvaso: can this be tested on CDRWs as well? (as opposed to DVDs)12:17
Evasoogra/sivang: mounting manually on debian unstable works perfectly12:18
sivangEvaso: and you can add remove files as much as you want?12:18
Evasofor example mount /dev/pktcdvd/0 /mymedia/cdrom12:18
ograEvaso: does it work manually on ubuntu ?12:18
Evasoi had not ubuntu installed but i tink that (as debian) it mount udf on /dev/hdx so is only readable12:19
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ograEvaso: but i think the above way would work in ubuntu too12:20
Evasoyes can u install udftools in ubuntu?12:20
ograEvaso: even if the cdrom defaults to hdX you should be able to mount it manually like above12:21
sivangEvaso: udftools installed fine here :012:21
sivangEvaso: sorry, I meant = :-)12:21
Evasowell, so "the console" way is the ubuntu choiche?12:21
Evasosivang: can u format a cdrw with udf?12:22
sivangEvaso: I can try, but I use stock kernels.12:22
ograsivang: it should work with the stock kernel12:22
sivangEvaso: I am not sure if I have udf support in stock kernel, and I am not going to recompile one now - sorry am too busy for that :-(12:22
sivangogra: ah ok12:22
sivangEvaso: then I can give it a try for you :)12:22
sivangogra: how do I enable it? modprobe pktcdvd ?12:23
ograsivang: btw: cat /proc/filesystems should show you udf12:23
sivangnodev   binfmt_misc12:24
sivang        udf12:24
sivang        iso966012:24
sivangyes, so I have it :)12:24
ograsivang: you, you load the pktcdvd12:24
ogramodule12:24
dholbachanyone familiar with gnome-cdbs--packaging?12:24
dholbachand yes... i know that seb128 isnt here :-)12:24
ogradholbach: he just left12:24
sivangdholbach: to what degree? ;-) (I know really tincy bits if it)12:24
Evasosivang: do u not need to modprobe pktcdvd udftools load it on boot12:24
dholbachsivang: gconf installation stuff throws an error12:25
sivangEvaso: I didn't do that, and I pasted you the output of my fs modueles :)12:25
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sivangogra: I surely don't need pktcdvd for CDRW right?12:25
jbaileydholbach: I'm about as familiar with cdbs as you can get.  =) What do you need?12:25
sivangdholbach: you'd better he help you :)12:26
Evasosivang: no u must to format a cd for udf with mkudffs12:26
sivangjbailey: Hey Jeff :)12:26
ograsivang: with pktcdvd you can use a cd like a harddisk...you must format it before12:26
jbaileysivang: Heya!12:26
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sivangEvaso: ah ok, then when my CDRW is freed (used currently to install ubutnu on a crashed laptop) I will give it a couple of tests.12:27
danielsmdz: pong12:30
Nafallojbailey: I love your suggestion about iptables.d, any work being done? :-)12:30
jbaileyNafallo: Nope.  ServerTeam stuff is all post-Hoary.12:31
Nafallojbailey: ahh, oki :-).12:31
seb128jdub: around ?12:33
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Evasoseb128: how gnome-volume-manger/pmount handle /dev/packetcdvd devices?12:37
seb128that would be a question for pitti12:37
sivangEvaso: as I said, mail the devel list or talk to pitti tommorow morning :)12:38
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dholbachseb128: do you know if gnome/help-installation would break, if upstream stored it in   help/<app>/<lang> instead of  help/<app> ?12:39
jdubseb128: yo12:39
seb128dholbach: no idea, why ?12:40
seb128jdub: hey :) About the theme, pmi has sleep/hibernate actions, dunno if you want 2 actions in gdm12:40
dholbachseb128: i'm busy with coaster and the installation of the gnome-help always fails12:41
seb128how ?12:41
dholbachright now i patched the tarball to use help/<lang>12:41
dholbachbut it's still wrong12:42
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jdubseb128: yeah, will have to sort that out12:42
jdubseb128: all mixed up with potential theme changes, etc. ;)12:42
dholbachi dont understand the gnome-help-*omf*-stuff yet12:42
seb128let me know if I need to add an hibernate mode to gdm 12:42
seb128atm there is a suspend action12:42
seb128if we want both suspend/hibernate we need to hack it :)12:43
seb128dholbach: I don't get your issue, yelp doesn't list it ?12:43
dholbachseb128: no, the package isnt built :-)12:43
jdubseb128: i think it's worth doing that anyway, for future use12:44
dholbachseb128: just wanted to know if you knew about any issues regarding help/* in the wrong directories12:44
seb128the make install should do that correctly, the package doesn't change anythin here12:44
dholbachseb128: ok, will try again12:44
seb128jdub: right12:45
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Evasoi must to go, bye guys12:49
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doko_elmo: dia built ok on all archs, please sync libcairo12:52
lapomanhi12:52
lapomanany one here can give me some advice on how to set up powernowd to lower down the cpufreq if the temperature is higher than some critical val?12:53
lapomanI am testing hoary on laptop...12:54
tuxdisciplelapoman, As am I... sound is very broken for me so far :/12:56
lapomanfor me all is good except two little things, well one is actually not so little, it gets my machine stuck!12:57
lapomaneach time I unplug the external harddisk...12:57
tuxdiscipleAnyone have wisdom as it relates to getting hoary to play nice on a thinkpad? cs46xx is loading fine, but alsa just barfs on and on about not having a sound card12:57
lapomanI come from suse, and I do miss Yast!!! Ubuntu should have something like it...12:58
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tuxdisciplehehe01:04
tuxdiscipleI think I may be looking at a kernel recompile... 01:04
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sladenand makes it appear to have 'intelligence'01:04
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lamonttuxdisciple: nah.. much simpler.01:05
lamont1) make sure you have linux-image-2.6.10-4_2.6.10-23 installed01:05
lamontthen wait for me to finish building the -24 candidate01:05
tuxdisciplelol01:05
lamontof course, -23 needs to be booted with 'noinotify' unless you like pain01:06
lamontthen install the -24 candidate01:06
tuxdiscipleI'll update to it right now... 01:06
lamontbut don't reboot into -24, and see if modprobe will install modules, or if it bitches01:06
lamont(that is, we need to verify that modules from -24 can load on a -23 kernel)01:06
tuxdiscipleso... update to -23, alter menu.lst to make sure it does noinotify as a kernel option I assume...01:07
tuxdisciplethen update to -24 and try to modprobe will install modules01:07
sivangtseng: how do I install build deps of a package? (it saves alot awful build env installs by hand ) 01:07
tuxdiscipleI'll need to modprobe with a full path to the -24 modules won't I?01:08
ograsivang: sudo apt-get build-dep <packagename>01:08
sivangogra: thanks, I did "build-deps" didn't work :)01:08
dholbachsivang: let pbuilder do it for you :-)01:08
sivangdholbach: ah, you're right, I should set it up but not now :) maybe tommorow01:09
tuxdisciplelamont, That sound right ?01:09
dholbachsivang: the instruction on wiki/PbuilderHowto is very straight-forward01:10
lamontwon't need full path - the -24 candidate overwrites the -23 modules...01:12
lamonthence the need to test01:12
sivangdholbach: I Kniw, been thinking of doing it for quite some time now01:12
tuxdiscipleOkay, I'm updated to -23, rebooting now, and I'll be back in a minute01:12
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lamontah, there he is01:21
tuxdisciplehehe01:21
tuxdiscipleHad to get a piece of pizza01:21
lamontah, ok01:21
dholbachoh... pizza01:21
dholbachyum01:21
tuxdiscipleEww... fedora01:21
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tuxdisciplelamont, just let me know when I can apt01:22
lamontyeah - could take it a little bit...01:23
dholbachtuxdisciple: i was just in a state of absolute delight, thanks for spoiling it01:23
lamontwhich kernel flavor are you using?01:23
tuxdiscipleubuntu one01:23
lamont(power3, power4, or powerpc?)01:23
tuxdiscipleme?01:23
tuxdisciplex8601:23
lamonttuxdisciple: I need ppc testing - already did i386 testing...01:23
mdzdaniels: did we change the way that we guess the keyboard layout in X anytime recently?01:23
mdzdaniels: I'm ending up with qwerty01:23
lamontI don't _have_ a ppc box that's happy...01:23
tuxdisciplelamont, Yeah.. but I need a working cs46xx / alsa config :)01:24
tuxdiscipledholbach, Sorry .. yum brings back bad memories of a fedora attempt01:24
danielsmdz: i haven't uploaded x in ages, but i know why it's broken now01:24
dholbachtuxdisciple: i can imagine :-)01:24
danielsmdz: realised the other day that we were testing for en_AU, en_US, de_DE, et al01:24
danielsmdz: working out how that interacts with utf-8 is left as an exercise to the reader01:24
tuxdisciplehoary is great except alsa refuses to see my sound card01:25
ogranight all01:25
danielsmdz: (this is why we were *always* getting us on the live cd)01:25
dholbachsleep tight ogra 01:25
lamontmdz have a ppc box?01:25
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danielsmdz: as for dvorak, i honestly don't know how you ever ended up getting a dvorak layout, since we test $LANG01:25
tuxdisciplethis is the first distro I actually want to help with testing... I would've with slack earlier on but patrick seems so... beyond me01:26
tuxdisciplelamont, I do have a nice testbed for some stuff....01:27
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tuxdiscipleIt will be fun to try Hoary on that thing01:28
lamonthrm.. really need a new monitor01:28
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bluefoxicythe i386 2.6.10-4 kernel in hoary is VERIFIABLY BROKEN somewhere.01:30
bluefoxicyI know because i just installed 32 bit ubuntu01:30
bluefoxicytried to log into gnome01:30
tuxdiscipleDid you use the noinotify option?01:30
bluefoxicyand over several trials it HARD FROZE while loading gnome01:30
bluefoxicynumlock key did nothing; alt+sysrq+O didn't turn the machine off01:31
bluefoxicyneeded a hard reset (cold boot)01:31
=== dholbach points towards the topic
tuxdisciplebluefoxicy, Try giving it the kernel option 'noinotify' on boot01:31
bluefoxicytuxdisciple:  ok01:31
bluefoxicytuxdisciple:  it's working on the 64 bit kernel, different / and same /home01:31
bluefoxicyi'll get to that later though.  It doesn't much matter; I installed a 32 bit system so I can play with xen01:32
tuxdisciplebluefoxicy, I have the 10-4 running fine, but had the exact same issue01:32
=== bluefoxicy nods
bluefoxicyi didn't read the topic :) thought it might be a (potentially major) issue you may have missed, looks like you found it though.01:33
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dholbachi'm off to bed, bye everyone01:40
tuxdisciplelamont, I'm going to build a .10 kernel tree with ALSA and the driver hardcoded in to see if its a module problem, or an alsa related problem (init scripts maybe?)01:40
tuxdiscipledholbach, Night!01:40
dholbachbye tuxdisciple 01:41
sivangjdub: working on #2251, do you know what's the "Edit" subitems are for in gnome-cups-manager? I edited the glad inteface file of gnome-cups-manager and it seems it fscked bit the other itesm. Do you happen to know where is the gnome-cups-manager menubar and items are in code?01:43
sivangjdub: oops, I Know what the edit are now, just can't figure where the code for the menubar to add options there.01:44
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zulhey01:46
tsengsivang: yep, you definately want pbuilder01:46
tsengsivang: saves you pain later when you dont realize you missed a build-dep (you already had it installed as a dep of something else)01:47
tsengnot that ive ever done this01:47
zulof course not01:47
lamontzul: any ppc boxen there?01:47
zullamont: nope just x86 and sparc01:47
lamontmjg59: *$^(%)^_&+_)(%^$&)*^_(&+)*_)%^(_+*+^_*%^(&)01:48
zulsvenl around get him to try...01:48
lamont  AS      arch/ppc/kernel/swsusp.o01:48
lamontarch/ppc/kernel/swsusp.S: Assembler messages:01:48
lamontarch/ppc/kernel/swsusp.S:139: Error: Unrecognized opcode: `dssall'01:48
lamontfirst it has to actually build01:48
tuxdisciplelamont, :/01:48
lamontKamion: you around?01:48
zuloh well thats a problem01:48
lamontzul: on the bright side, i386 is a non-abievent01:48
zulsweet...so the patched work01:49
lamontyes01:49
lamonthrm... I could just disable SWSUSP on power3...01:49
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zulis this with the altivec stuff?01:49
lamontthis is mjg59's hibernate patch01:50
elmo_lamont: that's the power3 haiving POWERPC_PMAC enabled that you and kamion were talking about yesterday?01:50
zulah...ok..01:50
lamontelmo_: different source file01:51
lamont(specifically, the swsuspend file)01:51
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mjg59lamont: Ah, sorry - I thought I only asked for it on powerpc?01:51
mjg59(rather than power3)01:51
lamontah - power4 shouldn't have it either?01:51
mjg59No - the comments say it doesn't work on G5 yet01:51
lamont The only config change is that the powerpc kernel (not power301:51
lamontor power4, and probably not powerpc-smp) should have...01:51
lamontDOH!01:51
mjg59Yay I win01:52
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mjg59Haha01:52
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zulhttp://www.sisk.pl/kernel/patches/2.6.11-rc3-mm1/swsusp-use-list-resume-v4.patch01:52
zuler..01:52
lamontmjg59: you wanna do the happy-test for me?01:53
mjg59lamont: Which happy test?01:53
lamontinstall -23, boot with 'nonotify' (so that you live), install -24 (once it finishes building...), no reboot, make sure that modprobe is still happy01:54
mjg59lamont: Sure, just let me find another box01:54
bob2thom: are you using netapplet regularily?01:54
tuxdisciplelamont, you still need me to try that?01:54
lamonttuxdisciple: only on ppc01:55
tuxdisciplelamont, architecturist!01:55
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bob2thom: it seems really damn crashy nowadays.  also, you didn't tell mjg59 that you appletified it.01:55
lamonttuxdisciple: you're welcome to try it on x86, but I know it works there...01:55
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=== tuxdisciple chuckles
=== lamont is painfully reminded that killing dpkg-buildpackage in mid-patch is a bad idea
tsenglamont: only if you arent up for loosing all your changes and grabbing a fresh archive01:58
lamonttseng: yeah.  rm -rf, dpkg-source -x, baz get, rsync -av01:58
lamontpiece of cake.01:59
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lamontheh01:59
lamontI've had wors01:59
lamonte01:59
schweebtseng: hey, how much patching and stuff is involved in packaging mono for debian/ubuntu? been considering making some highly unofficial 1.1.4 debs02:00
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tsengschweeb: well. the build system for 1.1.4 is completely different02:00
tsengwhich is a good and bad thing02:01
schweebthat's what I gathered02:01
tsengbad in that the old package probably isnt a very useful base02:01
schweebyea02:01
tsenggood in that the days of bootstrapping mcs are over02:01
schweebheh02:01
tsengdont say mcs too loud around lamont 02:01
schweebhah, why?02:01
tsenghe was the sucker that got stuck building it02:01
schweeblol02:02
tsenghttp://wiki.debian.net/?MonoDebianPlan02:02
schweebyea, they include mono-lite or something to bootstrap mcs now, don't they02:02
tsengyoull want to read that, to understand why the current debian mono project is in a state of flux for now02:02
tsengno, its all one source package now02:02
lamontis there a ghc6 package for amd64 lying around anywhere?02:04
schweebtseng: heh, well, I'll look into packaging 1.1.4, but maybe I'll just mock up some dummy packages to solve dependencies (I'm a bit lazy)02:05
danielslamont: EMM CEE ESS02:06
tsengschweeb: ok. probably want to start from scratch02:06
lamontdaniels: remind me to steal a couple of geforce cards from you while I'm in the neighborhood.02:06
lamontor stop saying that word02:06
schweebI've done lots of packages, but all of them have been single package binaries... this'll be a big leap for me hehe02:06
danielslamont: sure ... i'll buy you the drink of your choice while you're here :) i don't want 'em02:06
lamontwoot02:07
danielslamont: i just got the fastest card known to man (an ati card) today02:07
danielsso i have no idea what i would want with pci geforces02:07
HrdwrBoBdaniels: we could summon chthulu02:07
danielsHrdwrBoB: good plan02:07
tuxdisciplepci Geforces... so many monitors...02:08
mjg59lamont: Ok, I've got a machine running -2302:08
lamontI have one building the first of 6 kernels. :-(02:09
jdubMithrandir: why doesn't ssl-cert depend on openssl?02:09
lamontmjg59: which, depending on your sleep cycle, could mean that you could catch a nights sleep :-)02:10
mjg59Ha02:10
mjg59lamont: I'm leaving for Brussels in 8 hours02:10
mjg59I guess I /could/ take the scratch laptop as well...02:10
mjg59Actually, I'll leave it up and then test it from there02:11
lamontpretty sure we'll be done before then02:11
lamontany chance you have both power3 and powerpc kicking around?02:11
tuxdisciplemjg59, flying? Or you live nearby?02:11
lamonts/power3/power[34] 02:11
lamonttuxdisciple: england, brussels, practically on top of each other02:12
mjg59tuxdisciple: Train02:12
lamontsere02:12
Clintit's true02:12
lamontsee, even02:12
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Clintevery time I go to brussels I end up in england02:12
Clintliterally every time02:12
zuli almost went to boarding school in england02:12
mjg59tuxdisciple: even better, underwater train02:12
tuxdiscipleDidn't realize you were in england02:12
lamontwe need to get Clint a better train guide.02:12
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tuxdiscipleCHUNNEL!02:12
AndyRhi all02:12
Clintno, those were airplanes02:12
mjg59lamont: Heh. I was sort of planning on fitting sleep into that 8 hours.02:12
mjg59And packing. And washing.02:13
lamontmjg59: pack now.  sleep now. :-)02:13
mjg59Ha02:13
schweebtseng: sounds like they like the 1.1.x series a lot better at least... more FHS friendly02:13
mjg59lamont: Ok, we'll see. I have one PPC box, but can't reboot it at the moment (sorry)02:13
lamontnp02:13
mjg59Need to convince Mark to get me a Mac, obviously...02:14
=== lamont has a power3, but it wasn't happy last he played with it.
lamontat least, I expect that a collored G3 is power3...02:14
mjg59lamont: Mm? G3 is powerpc, not power302:16
mjg59power3 is an IBM workstation and supercomputer CPU02:16
mjg59G5 is power4 because of the move to ppc6402:16
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lamontah, nm then.02:17
mjg59I'd be surprised if there are many people using Ubuntu with power3s...02:18
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lamont'3' in the name02:19
lamontdamn keyboard02:19
lamontsomeone distract elmo - I'm gonna go bootstrap ghc602:21
tuxdiscipleelmo_: Look! An elephant!02:22
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ajisn't elmo asleep?02:23
ajjust do it verrrry verrry quietly02:23
danielsit is 0123, of course02:23
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jdubaj: haw haw re: linux-aus02:25
ajjdub: ?02:26
ajoh, AFUC?02:26
aji thought you were mocking my mad budgeting prowess02:26
AndyFitz#linux-aus02:27
AndyFitzis that a channel ?02:27
ajit's also a list02:28
AndyFitzhey what do ya know it is 02:28
AndyFitzmet an ubuntu user out skating last night. picked him easily since he was wearing a tux t-shirt02:29
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AndyFitzalso lansmash.com  now use ubuntu for their ut2004 & quake 3 servers02:29
tuxdiscipleubuntu is such a wonderfully concieved distro... I am so glad to be out of gentoo hell02:30
lamonthrmpf.  ghc6 gets to wait for tomorrow, it appears02:30
tuxdisciplemy poor laptop is hurting compiling this kernel...02:32
helixAndyFitz: skating?02:41
helixskateboarding?02:42
AndyFitznah rec skating  ( rollerblading )02:42
helixoh02:43
helixoh well02:43
AndyFitzbig groups meet up on tues wed and thursdays for a 3 hour skate around brisbane at night02:43
helixany skateboarders?02:44
tuxdiscipleI tried once.... I still feel the bruises..02:45
AndyFitzyeah skateboarders around the bottom of the good will bridge most wednesdays from 5-802:45
helixheh, cool02:45
mjg59There's a mad Australian conspiracy on debian-vote03:02
jdub:-)03:02
jdubuh huh :-)03:02
jdubflumotion in action: http://70.85.31.216:8800/03:03
zulaustralians are mad :)03:05
lamontwe're voting again?03:05
ajlamont: of course, it's been weeks03:05
lamontheh03:06
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sivanghey jdub ! I can see you 03:07
sivangjdub: man, how do you get that audio quality?03:08
mjg59jdub: What's that stream in?03:08
danielsmjg59: theora/vorbis03:08
jdubtheora/vorbis03:08
mjg59Ah. I wonder what I'm missing, then.03:09
jdubsivang: that's via the shitty microphone too; it is better when i source it directly from the stream03:09
mjg59jdub: Oh, or were you streaming the visualisation?03:09
jdubno, it's just webcam/mic03:09
sivangjdub: very cool :)03:10
mjg59Right, in which case my totem got the audio stream and not the video stream03:10
jdubso you can't see me sticking my fingers up at you03:10
zulalright i have to go pay the mortgage bbl03:11
sivanganyway I'm out for tonight03:11
sivangnight all!03:11
tuxdisciplenight!03:11
mjg59jdub: Indeed not03:11
sivangnight tuxdisciple 03:11
lamontnight sivang 03:11
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tuxdiscipleheh... kernel finally built... now the modules...03:14
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tuxdisciplebrb03:41
YokoZarhah, I just got a spam sent to a debian bug mail address03:50
YokoZarhttp://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=11255503:51
tsengschweeb: yes03:59
Mithrandirjdub: because it's buggy.04:00
lamontdaniels: is 6869 likely to be the inotify issue?04:02
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zulhola04:04
lamontevening zul04:04
jdubMithrandir: without it installed, ssl-cert just breaks04:05
jdubMithrandir: or are there other options?04:05
jdubMithrandir: regardless, it means the package that depends on ssl-cert also needs to depend on openssl04:05
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Mithrandirjdub: I know; I think it's fixed in Debian04:06
jdubahar04:06
jduboh04:06
jdubstupid english04:06
jdubi thought you were saying "it doesn't depend on openssl because openssl is buggy" :)04:06
Mithrandirjdub: just sync -11 and it should fix it.04:06
Mithrandirjdub: ah, sorry.04:06
jdubelmo_: ping!04:06
Mithrandirjdub: http://packages.qa.debian.org/s/ssl-cert/news/1.html04:06
lamontmdz/jdub: could we have a BoF on bastard-children architectures UDU?04:07
jdubhell yeah04:07
lamont /usr/sbin/livecd.sh: line 65: sudo: command not found04:08
lamontoops04:08
lamontjdub: there are a few things that do things that are guaranteed to be broken on the poor unloved bastards, instead of generally working.04:08
jdubdue to our changes, or...?04:09
jdubdmidecode ;)04:09
lamontour changes.04:09
lamontubuntu-meta, debootstrap04:09
lamontxresprobe04:09
lamontconsole-data04:10
jdubyeah04:10
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lamontactually, daniels has the fix for xresprobe, and I think was going to just include it04:10
lamontthen there's the whole cluster surrounding bastard archs without oo.o available, and what that really means to ubuntu-*04:11
Mithrandirlamont: I forgot to bring the ultra home last night :(  sorry.  Going to fosdem today, so it's probably not really worth bothering as fabio gets back soonish.04:11
lamontMithrandir: yeah04:11
lamontMithrandir: I should really fetch some bits and install the SS20 that I have04:12
jdubMithrandir: ooh, rock! say hello to everyone for us :)04:12
Mithrandirjdub: bringing a small bunch of Ubuntu CDs too, so I can spread the love.04:12
lamontmy kids school is dumping windoze in favor of linux in march.  Somehow I doubt they've picked ubuntu, but the IT specialist has a copy of the CD as of today04:13
jdubs/spread the love/pick up girls/04:13
lamonthad heard of ubuntu, too04:13
lamontjdub: but no picking up love and such, ehy?04:13
Mithrandirjdub: dude, I have a girlfriend already. :)04:13
jdubMithrandir: but we know the real reason why you're taking ubuntu cds to fosdem ;)04:14
Mithrandirjdub: oh?04:14
HrdwrBoBlol pick up girls with ubuntu CDs04:14
zulMithrandir: convert those gentoo users while you are there mmm..kay/04:15
Mithrandirzul: I'm not sure I dare venture into the gentoo room.  They might recompile me or something. :)04:15
zulMithrandir: even "optomize" you?04:15
Mithrandirthat too04:15
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Mithrandirtseng: I was compiled long time ago, my source is buried within me and is non-free. (:04:16
HrdwrBoBhaha04:17
HrdwrBoBactually the EULA you sign when you give samples says otherwise04:17
MithrandirHrdwrBoB: I haven't given any samples.04:17
HrdwrBoBlucky you :)04:18
Mithrandirjdub: somebody should implement an rsync backend for gnomevfs.04:18
HrdwrBoBnever a blood test?04:18
MithrandirHrdwrBoB: had those, but never signed anything.04:18
HrdwrBoBahh04:18
jdubMithrandir: what would it rsync against?04:18
danielslamont: yeah04:19
Mithrandirjdub: rsync is faster than ssh copying and it means I don't lose stuff when it breaks.04:19
HrdwrBoBsorry, actually the problem was after it's removed frin your body you have no logal right to it (in australia)04:19
jdubMithrandir: what would it rsync against? :)04:19
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Mithrandirjdub: whatever you tried to connect to. :)04:20
Mithrandirjdub: I tend to rsync against, say golem.intern.err.no and shonap.err.no, over ssh.04:20
jdubMithrandir: and locally?04:20
lamontdaniels: woot04:20
Mithrandirjdub: it'd probably need some way to say "resume this transfer" and "sync those trees".04:20
Mithrandirbut, breakfast.04:21
jdubthis is why i ask... it ends up being a lot more than just a gnome-vfs backend :)04:21
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Mithrandirjdub: nautilus backend, whatever. :)  ssh copying through nautilus is currently fairly useless since it's so slow04:25
Mithrandirand it causes nautilus to crash04:25
robertjMith: my experience with gnomevfs is that it is totally unusable for anything04:25
jdubhrm, works ok here04:25
Mithrandirjdub: it's about 1/3 to 1/5 of the speed I get with rsync or tar + ssh04:26
Mithrandirhaven't tried with plain sftp, since the cli sftp client suck. :)04:27
robertjMith: is there something in specific that has caused vfs handlers to break? I'm pretty sure everything is installed and that I have had similar problems with fresh installs from array04:29
Mithrandirrobertj: unsure, I haven't started debugging it.  It takes a bit of courage to work myself up to work on this kind of stuff. :)04:30
robertjYeah04:31
robertjI don't think all the session handlers are even registered04:32
lamontjdub: finally sent you mail wrt kernel-team04:33
lamontdoh04:33
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jdubhaha04:34
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robertjdoes anyone know if krb5kdc can be significantly slimmed down?04:41
robertjin terms of memory footprint04:41
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jdubyo ogra 04:49
zulhey ogra bye ogra04:49
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jdublamont: still around?05:32
jdubyo drbyte 05:32
drbytehi jdub 05:32
drbyteno, i haven't strayed away from ubuntu. i will definitely be building the UN cd using the livecd system; after i update the end user material first05:33
jdub:-)05:33
jdubwith hoary or warty?05:33
drbytei'm still bad in the sense that i want to do ubuntu kernel work, but haven't popped ubuntu/ppc on yet. i will when i get back to melb next week05:33
drbytehoary05:33
jdubyou should *totally* use the hoary livecd05:33
drbytewhen is the release date?05:33
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lamontyeah05:34
lamontjdub^^05:34
jdubapril 6 man05:34
jdublamont: will kernel-team be an open list?05:34
lamontI don't see why not...05:35
drbytehmm. i should release a beta next week. with current hoary05:35
drbyteoh, there's a kernel-team list ?05:35
jdubyeah, preview is march 9, same day as gnome release05:35
lamontjdub: although, is there an address that just goes to all the moderators?05:35
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jdublamont: yeah, want to point a few people at it05:35
lamontit's already public05:35
lamontintention is to use that to coordiate/plan kernel stuff05:36
jdublamont: kernel-team-owner goes to the admins05:36
lamontsubscription preseeded with the kernel team05:36
jdubno, that's just you05:36
jdubkernel-team-admin goes to the admins05:36
lamontright - didn't want to make the other guys owner until they wanted it...05:36
jdubi forget if there's a similar one for just the moderators05:36
jdublamont: ok, thanks05:36
jdubdrbyte: dude, you should sign up to the kernel-team mailing list! :)05:36
lamontand kernel-team@ubuntu.com works? (depricated, of course), or doesn't?05:37
drbyteok, i shall do that now.05:37
jdubkernel-team@lists.ubuntu.com05:37
jdubi don't control @ubuntu.com05:37
jdubthat'd be an elmo_ task05:37
lamontbecause k-t@u.c is in the baz archive name...05:37
jdubaha05:37
lamontof course, we could just branch it... :-)05:37
jdub:-)05:37
drbytedone. am on the list05:38
jdublamont: by jove i think you've got it! :)05:38
lamontwoo hoo... 91 hours to go on my hoary-live download that I'm supposed to send to school with my daughter tomorrow...05:38
lamonthrm...05:38
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lamontdoh - can't send that livecd to school with her - it has the inotify issue... sigh05:43
drbytelamont: do you have to manually add me? i subscribed but got no mail from the list (i.e. saying a confirmation or anthing)05:46
lamontshouldn't have to....05:46
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jdubhey man, i didn't put the inordinately-easy-to-reproduce locking bug patch into the kernel package! :)05:49
lamontjdub: shush05:49
lamontdrbyte: I can't see any reason it shouldn't have sent you a confirmation message05:49
lamontjdub: about to upload -24 to fix that too.05:50
jdubrad :)05:50
jdubfix or "fix"? :)05:50
lamontsledge hammer05:51
jduboh well05:52
jdubrml is working on a lockless version atm05:52
magnonmorning, jeff05:52
jdubyo magnon 05:52
lamontjdub: once there's a working version, I'd love to include it05:52
jdubso either we get that, or stick with dnotify05:52
lamontyep05:53
lamontin -24, you can add 'inotify' to the boot options, if you want to crash your machine...05:53
drbytelamont: weird. byte@bytebot.net was the address i used05:54
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lamontjdub: wanna see if you can subscribe to kernel-team in one of your lowly personas, or if it just has something against drbyte?05:56
lamontjdub: and you can say 'no' and I'll do check it myself...05:57
drbyteit doesn't like fedora people ;-)05:57
jdubok05:58
jdubi got a confirm email06:07
lamontso it's drbyte...06:07
drbyteok, i'll try again06:08
drbytewith another addy this time06:08
drbytelamont: do manually unsubscribe byte@bytebot.net if it got subscribed 06:08
drbytewhadya know, current address works.06:09
lamontonly one of you there06:10
drbyteyah, byte@aeon.com.my just been added. oh well. ubuntu-devel works with the bytebot one. weird06:11
drbytelamont: just got two subscription requests for bytebot.net now :P i'll just not respond. weird weird.06:15
lamontmaybe something is greylisting in there somewhere?06:18
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YokoZarIf I uploaded my public key to sourceforge and had it sign my uploads, would that be useful for the Ubuntu trust network?07:06
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dokogood morning, all08:01
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d3vic3morning 08:05
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pittiMorning08:29
dokomoin pitti08:34
pittiHi doko08:34
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sivangmorning all09:02
pittiHi Sivan09:06
sivangHi Martin! 09:07
azeemso, who will come to FOSDEM?09:08
mdzmorning09:08
pittiHi mdz09:10
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abellipitti: ding09:12
pittiabelli: dong (but phone)09:13
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pittiHi dholbach 09:14
abellipitti: tu tu tu09:14
abelli...09:14
dholbachhellas pitti!09:14
dholbachhai everyone09:14
abellidholbach: bon jour09:14
dholbachguten morgen, abelli  :-)09:14
abellipitti: could you briefly describe what you will be implementing in your kernel09:15
abelliand what is already implemented... i need to study09:15
abellidholbach: at university ive been told 09:18
abellithat us italian student can get a parallel french degree only by working for a brief amount of time09:18
abelliin france09:18
abellican you tell me where is the trick?09:18
dholbachabelli: you already worked in france? :-)09:19
abellimmm no... im still studying09:19
abellibut they say, there's this agreement between france and italy..09:20
dholbachmaybe you should just try it09:20
dholbach:-)09:20
abelliand since italian universities are getting worse and worse..09:20
abellii was wondering what's going on in france..09:20
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abelliwhy did they sign this agreement09:20
dholbachalthought I'd love to live in Paris... for a while09:21
abelli...doh..09:21
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abellistatistically, how long german phone  calls last?09:21
dholbachwow... good question09:22
dholbachi guess my calls varied between 1m and 6h30m ;-)09:22
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abellimmm..09:22
pittiabelli: Hi, how were your exams?09:22
abellidholbach: see.. pitti is much faster..09:22
abellipitti: well... 3 hours for 2 exercises..09:23
abellibut i finished it all 09:23
pittiabelli: right now I ported the grsecurity patch to the Ubuntu kernel and built it for all i386 and ppc arches09:23
pittiabelli: cool, congrats09:23
abellipitti: thank you09:23
pittiabelli: TODO: vesafb breakage, build firmware images, build and test for amd64 and other platforms09:24
=== dholbach congratulates abelli too, when will you know?
abellidholbach: dunno?09:24
abellipitti: ok.09:24
pittiabelli: oh, and we need restricted modules09:24
abelli..about arches.. i can provide only sparc, arm, 09:25
abelliand a retrocomputing friend.. is giving me a vax.. but i dont know it can stand your work09:26
abelli:)09:26
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abellipitti: i was also thinking about an testing ubuntu base installs.. for open ports et similia09:28
abelliwhat do you think09:28
abellidid you receive my email?09:34
pittiI?09:35
abelliyes09:37
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pittiHi mvo09:53
mvohi pitti 09:53
dholbachhai mvo!09:54
jordihmm09:54
jordidoes anyone know if any of the gettext utilities lets you fill in msgstrs with whatever is in msgid?09:55
mvohey dholbach 09:56
jordimu!09:57
jordimvo: dude, more string changes09:57
mvojordi: yeah, sorry for that. small fixes, you probably only need to remove the fuzzy and you are done. but string-freeze is coming today10:00
jordimvo: yeah, I see that. Not so bad then :)10:01
mvojordi: you will get a mail today (about the freeze) :)10:01
jorditoo late :)10:02
jordihmm, 5 new strings10:03
mvoprobably strings that where forgoten before. the italian translator did a great job going over all strings and checking spelling and context10:04
jordicool10:04
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jordioh great  I just finished downloading a ia64 hoary iso10:10
jordiinstead of i38610:10
mvoheh10:12
dholbachcan anybody tell me, why this   >  http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/r/ruby-gnome2/0.11.0-1/ruby-gnome2_0.11.0-1_20041209-0932-amd64-successful  <   is considered to be "sucessful"?10:19
dholbachjust search for "error:"10:19
dholbachthis is the reason, why  alexandria  fails (as seen on ubuntu-users@ ) - debians ruby-gnome-0.11.0-3 doesn't do better ... unfortunately10:22
pittiogra: here?10:30
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ograpitti: morning10:38
dholbachhi ogra!10:39
ograhi10:39
pittiogra: I currently prepare a new hal with your patch. Anything still open or can I upload it if it works?10:39
ograyou can upload it....10:39
Kamionlamont: still up?10:50
Kamionprobably not10:50
Treenaks06:31  * lamont sleeps10:50
Kamionah yes10:51
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dholbachhai seb128 11:08
seb128morning11:08
pittiMorning seb128 11:09
pittielmo_: konversation and squid syncs, please (Ubuntu overrides ok)11:12
seb128hi pitti11:14
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seb128ups :p11:14
seb128thom: around ?11:14
pittiseb128: kword? what did I do with this?11:15
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seb128konversation = k* (word with a k)11:16
seb128:p11:16
dholbachso pitti is still pristine11:16
dokoelmo: ping?11:16
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pittiseb128: ah, you mean a "K" word. I see :-)11:17
seb128:)11:17
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seb128rooooh11:17
seb128that's not corporate :p11:17
seb128(bah, if people use it perhaps I'll get less GNOME bugs :p)11:18
Treenaksseb128: korporate?11:18
dholbachhehe11:18
dholbachTreenaks: don't upset him!11:18
dholbach:-p11:18
pittiseb128: that's why I use Gnome now :-)11:23
pittiseb128: to bug you with something :-)11:23
seb128ah ah11:23
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Treenakspitti: everyone knows fvwm is BugFree11:24
davydquick ubuntu bug dudes... kernel packages, like say sl-modem-daemon, can you make them depend on linux-image or kernel-image11:24
abelliive got problems with the wiki, who should i speak to?11:24
pittiTreenaks: well, there is not much what could contain bugs :-)11:24
dholbachabelli: #ubuntu-doc11:24
davydso that when I dist-upgrade, it doesn't suck in a Ubuntu kernel that, while great, is missing symbols I need (stupid Linux's fault) and break my system11:25
Treenakspitti: no new features = no new bugs, too11:25
davydplease11:25
abelli..i mean.. whos the technical administrator11:25
Kamiondavyd: is that a kernel module?11:25
Kamionsl-modem-daemon, I mean11:25
davydKamion: it depends on a kernel module11:25
davydI thought it was a bit of a nutty dependancy myself11:25
Kamiondavyd: if it's not a kernel module itself, it should not depend on kernel modules or kernel packages11:25
Kamionfor the exact reason you cite11:25
davydok then11:25
davydit's a new thing... I assumed there was a reason for it11:26
davydthat said, I should try out the latest nVidia drivers, see if they run on my machine, then I could switch back to Ubuntu kernels11:26
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pittielmo_: a2ps sync, please11:26
Kamionhaha he said "stable kernel"11:27
Kamionthe kernel's module ABI has *never* been stable11:27
davyd"Hello vague possiblility of use of closed drivers through a compilable wrapper, we don't like you, so prepare to be fucked up the arse"11:27
davydKamion: yes, but it vaguely worked11:27
davydif you had a nice wrapper11:27
Kamionthe stability, if any, is in the interaction with userspace, not in the interaction with modules11:27
davydnow they don't seem to care for any out of tree drivers11:28
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davydhell, last time I checked, even three in-tree drivers were uncompilable due to symbols removed in 2.6.1011:28
thomseb128: sup?11:30
seb128thom: hey11:31
seb128the pmi logic seems to be wrong somewhere11:31
seb128$ /usr/sbin/pmi query foo && echo "OK"11:31
seb128OK11:31
seb128dunno, foo is not a known action, but it should not work :)11:32
seb128s/dunno//11:32
thomhrm11:32
thomyes, that's probably a bug11:32
seb128BTW I've hacked gdm11:32
seb128I'll upload a new version now with gdmflexiserver suspend/hibernate action11:33
thomrocking11:33
ograyeah11:33
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arboretumasseb128, ji11:33
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seb128?11:34
mantienaseb128, I wanna told hi ;) it seems you forgot one thing, which you promised - look at bug http://bugs.debian.org/25523211:36
seb128after discussion with upstream the consensus seems to be that the current category is the right one11:37
seb128http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13991211:38
pittiRiddell: is http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CAN-2004-1145 fixed in Hoary's kdelibs?11:42
mantienaseb128, most users and developers of other archiving tools, for example ark frok kdeutils don't think so ;)11:42
mantienas/frok/from/11:43
seb128right, you are "most users and developers"11:44
seb128and kde is a reference11:44
mantienaseb128, I'm not most users and developers11:44
seb128feel free to argue in bugzilla.gnome.org11:44
seb128so you have your point of view11:44
mantienaseb128, ok, you will change file-roller to system tools category in ubuntu or leave Accessories ?11:45
seb128I'll let it here11:45
Riddellpitti: " in Konqueror in KDE 3.3.1" hoary has KDE 3.3.211:45
seb128mantiena: why ?11:46
pittiRiddell: okay, can you please add it to the changelog11:46
pittiRiddell: thanks11:46
Riddellpitti: why?  it was never an issue in KDE 3.3.211:46
pittiRiddell: the "new upstream version" changelog should say that this version fixes this CAN11:47
mantienaseb128, in Ubuntu file-roller is in Accessories, while in Debian - in System Tools, it's not good from my point of view11:47
pittiRiddell: this makes it easier to track bugs11:47
seb128mantiena: why ?11:47
pittiRiddell: I add it to the manual override for now, but for later it is always nice to have the CANs in the changelog11:48
pittiRiddell: this enables automatic health checking (see http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/ubuntu-cve.html11:48
seb128mantiena: take debian and ubuntu, they don't even have the same top menus11:48
seb128mantiena: applications/actions in debian, applications/places/system in ubuntu11:48
Riddellpitti: but the problem was discovered long after 3.3.2 was released.  do I have to make a new upload just to note the CAN doesn't apply in the changelog?11:48
pittiRiddell: no, no new upload11:49
pittiRiddell: it's not urgent11:49
pittiRiddell: just add it to the next upload11:49
Riddellpitti: ok, I'll try to remember11:49
pittiRiddell: now it's in my override file anyway11:49
pittiRiddell: do you use arch/cvs/whatever to manage these packages?11:49
mantienaseb128, both have same Applications menu and same categories (submenus) in this menu. so, you leave file-roller in one category in ubuntu and in other category in debian ?11:50
seb128mantiena: I stop trolling here, you are not happy argue upstream11:50
ograseb128: if i want a icon in a .desktop file, is the current way to give it the complete path ? or is there a saner way ?11:50
seb128mantiena: I'm following upstream decision in debian that's all11:50
seb128mantiena: we make choice in ubuntu11:50
Kamionpitti: CAN-2004-0969 was fixed in Debian groff 1.18.1.1-211:51
seb128ogra: just the icon name without an extension11:51
pittiKamion: right, I just added that to my override :-)11:51
Riddellpitti: no we don't, sounds like a good idea for our KDE 3.4 packages though11:51
pittiKamion: I currently walk down the list of open issues and override/patch it11:51
ograseb128: and the icon in /usr/share/pixmaps....but its not found then....11:51
seb128ogra: ?11:51
pittiRiddell: having a Debian and Ubuntu branch sounds appropriate :-)11:51
Kamionpitti: *nod*11:51
Riddellpitti: how easy is arch to learn and setup?  or could we have a repository set up for us?11:51
pittiRiddell: I have all kinds of branches for PostgreSQL, this works fine11:52
pittiRiddell: baz is relatively easy, if you already know cvs11:52
ograseb128: that is how i did it since a long time, but now the icons are not shown if i dont give the path....11:52
Kamionyou don't need to have someone else set up your arch repository11:52
pittiRiddell: setting up an archive is a matter of one command11:52
seb128ogra: no way11:52
Kamionunless you explicitly want a shared one; note you can merge changes among different archives11:52
seb128Icon=media-player-48.png for totem.desktop11:52
seb128ogra: do you have an icon for totem ?11:52
ograsure11:53
RiddellKamion: we do want one shared with all the kde ubuntu packagers11:53
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ograseb128: hah, sorry....my fault....11:53
ograseb128: /usr/share/pixmaps/graveman.png , Icon=graveman48.png11:54
pittiRiddell: I use a shared archive for the Debian branch of PostgreSQL, that works fine11:54
ograheh11:54
pittiRiddell: as long as all participants use a group-writeable umask :-)11:54
Riddellamu: fancy setting one up for us on amu.debian?11:56
mantienaseb128, ok, I just wanna understand  yours oppinion11:59
seb128mantiena: really, if you think the categorie is wrong the place to fix it is upstream12:01
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seb128mvo: here ?12:08
seb128mvo: just curious, how have you fixed the fullscreen issue ?12:08
mvoseb128: I already have {save,restore}State and I just added a "gdk_window_get_state()" and a (possible) "gtk_window_maximize()"12:09
seb128k, so that was an app bug, not a metacity issue that you have workarounded ?12:10
mvoyes12:10
seb128nice, thanks12:10
mvonp :)12:10
sivangrehi all12:11
dholbachhi sivan!12:11
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amuRiddell: baz or svn ? ;) 12:12
sivanghi daniel, what's up?12:12
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Riddellamu: I don't mind, whichever is easiest for you12:14
amuRiddell: svn would be my choose *ducks*12:15
abelliamu: ciao12:20
pittiamu: baz!12:20
pittiamu: baz is lovely, especially if it comes to branching around a lot12:20
pittiamu: which you will likely do if you have ubuntu and Debian branches12:21
pittiamu: each of them for several releases12:21
haggaiamu: svn doesn't do distributed development as well as baz12:22
amuabelli: *waves*12:22
amuokok :) than it will baz 12:23
rburtonmvo: g-a-i with your patch didn't work properly, when synaptic finished it wasn't terminated correctly12:30
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mvorburton: oh, bad. I can have a look later12:32
amuRiddell: haggai: sounds good for me, i'll setup it local and distribute it also over p.u.c12:32
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pittiamu: usually we shall keep our at-work archives on chinstrap:/home/warthogs/archives12:33
pittiamu: I have a mirror on people which is updated every hour12:34
pittiamu: that's what most other people do12:34
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Kamionor you can mirror on commit12:34
pittiKamion: how do you do this?12:34
Kamionthough that doesn't work so well for shared archives12:34
Kamionpitti: ~/.arch-params/hook12:34
pittiKamion: I know commit mirrors12:34
pittiKamion: you ssh to rookery on every commit?12:35
Kamionsure12:35
pittiKamion: that requires the ssh password12:35
pittiKamion: okay, that would work12:35
Kamionno it doesn't :)12:35
Kamionssh-agent12:35
pittiKamion: ah :-)12:35
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pittiKamion: hmm, still, Riddel cannot do this12:36
=== haggai neither
KamionI find it easier to do it on every commit (so that it can use the ssh-agent in my session) than to try to figure out how to securely mirror to chinstrap/rookery from a cron job12:36
Kamiontrue12:36
pittiKamion: maybe we should setup an alioth analogon for Ubuntu12:36
pittiKamion: where everybody interested can get an account12:36
pittiat least all MOTUs12:36
T-Bonehey Kamion, pitti !12:37
pittiHi T-Bone, how are you12:37
pittiKamion: TB issue?12:37
T-Bonefine and hungry :)12:37
amupitti: that's the reason why i'll setup it also on my localnet 12:37
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pittiamu: well, other people can branch off people.u.c :-)12:37
thompitti: um, a PQM somewhere would obviate the need for logins, really12:38
haggaithere was talk of webdav access, is that enough for baz?12:38
pittiKamion: hmm, rookery should not be accessible to the world...12:38
pittithom: what's PQM?12:39
Kamionpatch queue manager12:39
pittisounds interesting12:39
pittianyway, TB topic?12:39
pittior even CC?12:39
Kamionseems like an admin issue *shrug*12:40
thomjdub/mdz: PLEASE can i break UVF for firefox 1.0.1?12:45
pittijdub, mdz: seconded 12:46
thom(more security fixes than you can shake a *very* big stick at)12:46
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ograpitti ?01:01
pittiogra: ?01:01
ograftbfs ?01:01
ograhal that is01:01
=== pitti looks
abelliogra sup you01:02
ograi dont see uudecode anywhere01:02
Kamionbuild-dep on sharutils01:02
abellipitti: can i try applying linux console project patches to your kernel?01:02
pittiKamion: it already does01:02
pittiabelli: sure01:02
abellipitti: ok thank you01:02
ograKamion: i did....it works here for me...pitti had a prob on his test machine and changed the patch ....01:03
pittiogra: make[4] : *** No rule to make target `hal-cpu.png', needed by `all-am'.  Stop.01:03
pittiogra: that's the same as I encountered on my box01:03
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pittiKamion: this error occured on my box with ogra's patch, so I changed it to work for me01:04
ograKamion: configure/hal-device-manager:: , uudecode -o build-tree/$(DEB_TAR_SRCDIR)/tools/device-manager/hal-cpu.png < debian/hal-cpu.png.uuencode01:04
ograKamion, works for me....01:04
pittiogra: I changed this to configure/hal::, that worked for me01:04
ograKamion, pitti had to change it01:04
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ograto make it work for him....01:04
ograpitti: arch issue ? amd64 here01:04
pittiogra: no, more like a race or a different building on buildds01:05
dholbachhmmm, it worked for me with gparted on all archs01:05
ograogra@honk:~/halstuff/hal-0.4.7 $ dpkg -l |grep cdbs01:06
ograii  cdbs           0.4.26-1       common build system for Debian packages01:06
ograpitti: same version ?01:06
pittiogra: what about using post-patches:: 01:07
pitti?01:07
ograhmm01:07
ograbut it works fine here....also just tried it on my i386 .....01:07
dholbachwhat about uudecoding it to   .../tmp/usr/share/pixmaps/   ?01:08
ogranah01:08
dholbachdon't know if this is considered to be bad style01:08
pittiogra: post-patches:: works for me01:09
pittiogra: for you too?01:09
ograme neither, but i want to know why  configure/hal-device-manager:: isnt read ....01:09
pittiogra: it makes more sense, too01:09
pittiogra: it's probably read later01:09
ograpitti: just exchange hal-device-manager ?01:09
ogra::01:10
pittiogra: the buildds might build the arch-any targets first, then arch-all01:10
pittiogra: while you do it the other way round01:10
pittiogra: s!configure/hal::!post-patches::!01:10
ograah, thanks01:10
ograpitti: works :)01:12
pittiogra: for me too, I upload01:12
ogragreat, thanks :)01:12
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elmopitti: konversation is up-to-date; and mdz only just sent the approval mail for squid01:21
thomelmo: does powermanagement-interface need poking to move to main? i seeded it a while ago...01:22
pittielmo: oh, sorry. konversation was still listed as old in my CAN overview; thanks01:22
elmothom: seeds are FUBAR due to kde-in-main01:22
thomoh, right01:22
elmothe problem with konvesation is we are newer than sid01:22
elmo[Nothing to update (Modified)]  konversation_0.15.1-0ubuntu1 (vs 0.15-3)01:22
thomit would be KDE's fault01:22
pittielmo: argh, yes01:23
pittielmo: okay, I override the CANs manually01:23
maswanelmo: btw, just as a proof that the ftp cluster here can take more traffic: http://www.acc.umu.se/technical/statistics/ftp/monitordata/index.html.en01:24
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elmomaswan: nice01:25
T-Bonemaswan: impressive indeed :)01:32
=== Kamion wonders at what point debconf is going to turn round and go "no, the way you're trying to use me is too weird. go away."
KamionI think I almost have kickseed able to pull stuff like CD-ROM detection and network configuration back a few steps to run before the language question now01:34
Kamionwhich will get rid of the separate file-kickseed and network-kickseed packages01:35
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torkelmaswan: does that mean I have to get the other servers up and running too? :-)01:40
maswantorkel: Well, it would be a fun cluster to build an ftp server from. :)01:40
torkelmaswan: hehe01:41
pittiogra: new hal built successfully01:51
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ograpitti: yay, just saw it....01:55
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=== sivang yays for ogra
ograargh01:56
ogra<ogra> photoguy151: did you do some chown command to change any rights of system files like /etc/sudoers ?01:56
ogra<photoguy151> "chown -R mike /"01:56
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ograAAAARRRGH !!!!01:56
sivangbah01:57
Treenaksogra: *shudder*01:57
dredgogra: yes... big stick, car park?01:57
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sivangogra: does it boot?01:58
ogra.... #ubuntu is a bit orphanded with all people working on their projects...01:58
ograsivang: the guy just asked why sudo always complains about uid 1000.....01:58
sivangogra: ouch01:59
ograyup01:59
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=== HiddenWolf thinks that ogra should make ubuntu great first. :)
ograthats why i said after_ ;)02:01
HiddenWolfogra: there is always the next release to make great. :)02:02
=== Mithrandir waves from Brussels
sivanghey Mithrandir !02:02
ograMithrandir: yay, already02:02
Mithrandirhiya Sivan02:02
thomMithrandir: have fun, git02:02
HiddenWolfMuscles from Brussels, eeks02:03
Mithrandirthom: I will. :)  Free wireless and everything here. :)02:03
ograwoot....02:03
Mithrandir(In the hotel)02:03
ograhm :(02:03
Mithrandirogra: you're already in Brussels?02:03
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ogranope....i live 100km away from the belgian border.....i'll drive from here and only come for one day (have to finish hwdb-client)02:04
Mithrandiroh, ok.02:05
Mithrandirwhat day?02:05
HiddenWolfogra: where do you live? 02:05
ograMithrandir,  i thought sunday, but will study the schedule a bit more ....02:05
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Mithrandirok02:05
ograHiddenWolf: germany/eifel....02:05
Treenaksogra: you'll be there sat or sun?02:05
elmoKamion: ?02:06
HiddenWolfogra: key02:06
elmoKamion: is grub-install known to be broken in recent-ish install in 'server' mode?02:06
TreenaksMithrandir: I'll arrive around ten-ish tomorrow morning on Bruxelles Midi train station02:06
ograTreenaks:  as i said above....sun is more likely.....but i will study the schedule again.....02:06
Treenaksogra: cool, OK02:07
MithrandirTreenaks: ok, I guess I'll see you at FOSDEM proper, then02:07
ograno maddog this year ..... his keynotes are sooo cool02:07
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TreenaksMithrandir: I have to leave at 5am because there's maintenance at schiphol airport train station :(02:08
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Kamionelmo: no, not that I know of. How so?02:08
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MithrandirTreenaks: did the same this morning.  Got up at four.02:08
HiddenWolfTreenaks: you're going to brussels, get on the train, oaf. :-P02:08
ograTreenaks: nobody to give you a lift with a car ?02:09
Treenaksogra: not close enough, and I'm not comfortable driving myself in Belgium..02:09
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=== HiddenWolf thinks a team should be formed to promote ubuntu / do ubuntu newsletter etc
RiddellTreenaks: if you make it to utrecht in the next couple of hours we can take you :)02:10
ograHiddenWolf: talk to mako02:10
Treenaksogra: 2 or 3 ubuntu-nl people from .nl, 3-4 ubuntu-nl people from .be :)02:10
ograheh02:10
TreenaksRiddell: well, I'd have to pack etc...02:10
=== thom hugs seb!
HiddenWolfI'd love to have a look, but I've got exams coming up.02:11
Riddellmaybe I should put on my kilt so people will recognise me, that way I don't have to go hunting people02:11
thomseb128 is my hero for the day02:11
elmodoko: ?02:11
ograRiddell: yes, pleas do :)02:11
seb128thom: works fine ? :)02:11
thomyeah02:12
SimiraRiddell: yay, kilt is the best garment ever!02:12
jdubthom: ff 1.0.1?02:12
thomjdub: yes02:12
TreenaksSimira: what's it with women and guys wearing skirts? :P02:12
jdubthom: is it going to involve scary breakage, or amazing unbackportable fixage? :)02:12
thomjdub: security and other crashes fixed02:12
HiddenWolfTreenaks: It's called gay pride :)02:12
Simirahm... is  kilt correct gala outfit?02:12
thomthe latter02:12
SimiraTreenaks: I didn't mention anything about guys. I love wearing kilt myself ;p02:12
thomjdub: it is basically what we have in ff1.0, plus a much more features, minus pango02:13
thomuh, s/features/fixes02:13
jdubthom: bonus :)02:13
elmogiggle02:13
thomand s/much/bunch02:13
TreenaksSimira: no, I mean.. it's my observation that women tend to like guys that wear skirts/kilts02:14
HiddenWolfthom: is anything being done about FF behaving like a memory leak?02:14
thomtrying to type on two keyboards at once considered harmful02:14
thomHiddenWolf: no, patches accepted02:14
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ograhehe02:14
TreenaksRiddell: s./.||. then02:15
HiddenWolfthom: learn me to program, and I will :)02:15
SimiraTreenaks: I like Tollef, with or withour skirt.02:15
Simirawithout, even02:15
MithrandirSimira: kilt is not correct gala, no.  Unless perhaps if you're scottish.02:16
thomjdub: soooo? http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/releases/1.0.1.html02:17
Treenaksthom: sounds like an act of god02:17
SimiraMithrandir: well, my conclusion is I have to sew a gala dress this weekend, then.02:17
MithrandirSimira: oh, why not the black one?02:17
jdubthom: any idea of the size of diff between them?02:18
SimiraMithrandir: it's not proper02:18
MithrandirSimira: oh, why not?02:19
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SimiraMithrandir: I'm tired of it, my corset doesn't look well with it, and then I have to buy some black gloves as well02:20
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jdubthom: anyway, if you're comfortable enough with it to demand the upgrade for your own sanity, then i approve :)02:21
MithrandirSimira: whatever makes you happy, my love.02:22
jdubthom: if, however, it makes you cry later on... no sympathy whatsoever ;-)02:22
elmothom: you're just trying to outdo jdub in the hoary breakage stakes aren't you?02:22
SimiraMithrandir: you know what would ;)02:22
elmoit won't work, he's got too big a lead on you! :-P02:22
jdubyeah man02:22
jdubi own the b0rk02:22
thomheh02:24
thomjdub: firefox makes me cry anyway02:24
thombut i suspect the size of the diff is probably smaller than the current debian diff02:25
seb128jdub: hey02:25
jdubpants off seb128 02:25
seb128jdub: is that of to update gaim ? 1.1.3 is in debian an fix 2 security issues 02:25
seb128s/of/ok/02:25
jdubseb128: so tonight i had to explain how ubuntu has all the latest gnome developer stuff in it02:25
jdubseb128: yes, approved02:25
seb128nice, thanks02:25
seb128jdub: how, where did you explain that ? I'm curious to know how too :p02:26
sivangjdub: did you tell them about seb "chainsaw" bacher? ;-)02:26
jdubseb128: so i said that we had a team of french developers working for us, and strangely enough, all of them are called sebastien02:26
thomjdub: 410 files changed, 5215 insertions(+), 3053 deletions(-)02:26
sivangROTFL02:26
jdubseb128: so then the person asked how many sebastiens there were02:26
jdubseb128: and i thought for a moment02:27
jdubseb128: and said, "well, i generally only talk to the 128th sebastien, so i guess there's at least 128"02:27
sivanghehehe02:27
mvohaha02:28
sivangjdub: where was it? lugradio or some other media?02:28
jdubsivang: no, at my local lug meeting02:28
jdubi'm sorely tempted to use that explanation elsewhere though02:28
mvogo seb128 go :)02:28
thomjdub: as against 65 files changed, 6434 insertions(+), 181 deletions(-) for the current debian patch (and a lot of the upstream are changing 1.0 to 1.0.102:29
pittijdub: for ((i=0; i <= 128; ++i)) seb.fork();02:29
sivangjdub: ah02:29
seb128jdub: ah ah :)02:29
jdubthom: cool02:29
sjoerdpitti: that makes 129 sebs then :)02:30
pittisjoerd: right, that's why jdub talked about "at least" 128 :-)02:30
jdubsebzero sounds dangerous, too :-)02:30
d3vic3heh02:31
opisebzero, a temperature that makes your deb frozen?02:31
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jdubjdubtv! -> http://70.85.31.216:8800/02:35
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Kamionsmurfix: hm, I have a suspicion that this kbd-chooser change of yours broke preseeding:02:36
Kamion  * Killed translated_keyboard_get() -- cdebconf already does the02:36
Kamion    translating for us.02:36
smurfixWhat broke?02:37
doko_elmo: pong02:37
Simirajdub: got yourself a webcam or something?02:37
dholbachhello jdub *wave*02:37
sjoerdjdub: this is live with fluendo stuff right ?02:37
jdubgot myself a linode flumotion worker!02:37
jdubsjoerd: yes02:37
Kamionsmurfix: was that a necessary change for some other reason, or can it be restored? when preseeding, you do things like setting console-keymaps-at/keymap to 'uk'02:37
dholbachsmile into the camera please :-)02:37
elmodoko: what did you want synced again?02:37
=== Simira can't see jdub
Kamioni.e. to the untranslated name02:37
jordihola jdub :)02:37
dholbachYES! :-)02:37
sjoerdjdub: nope that wasn't right02:38
jdubshyoard?02:38
doko_elmo: libcairo02:38
sivangjdub: your stream still on?02:38
jdubback on now02:39
dholbachseb128: now you say "pants off" to jdub!02:39
jdubi did over a gig of traffic in two hours earlier02:39
sivangjdub: could you toss the ip adress again?02:39
jdubjdubtv! -> http://70.85.31.216:8800/02:39
sivangjdub: tnx02:39
tsenghm jdub is bearded02:39
Kamionbeardub02:39
jdubKamion: sorry, did you say baredub?02:40
Kamionnonononono02:40
Simirajdub: yay! I also got my new webcam today. Wanna have cybersex? Uhm...02:40
sivanghehehe02:40
jdub:-)02:40
Treenaksjdub: whoa! it has sound!02:40
jdubSimira: A/S/L?!!??!?!!02:40
Kamionget a room :)02:40
jdubprobably entirely out of sync02:40
Mithrandirjdub: Simira is mine! :P02:40
smurfixKamion: That function (the ask-for-translated-strings part, anyway) was basically a no-op, so I can't see offhand how it would have hurt.02:40
Treenaksjdub: now all you need is sync :)02:40
Simirajdub: old enough, yes please, at my webcam?02:40
jduboh man, now we're up to 10 clients02:40
=== sivang thinks he saw the word cybersex here. wonders what that means in ubuntu crowde
Kamionsmurfix: the point is that I don't think cdebconf does do the translation for you if you've preseeded the answer02:41
MithrandirSimira: have you played with the IR part of it?02:41
Simirasivang: it's the depht of UbuntuLove02:41
Treenaksjdub: great framerate though02:41
HiddenWolfsivang: just people getting exited without girlfriends, but looking at sexy code. 02:41
Kamionsmurfix: but ICBW I guess, I'll try stuff out02:41
SimiraMithrandir: ok, I haven't even opened it yet02:41
Kamionsmurfix: I do know that something broke though :)02:41
jdubTreenaks: yeah, and the quality doesn't suck to hard at this bitrate02:41
jdub'too'02:41
smurfixKamion: non-keyboard-related preseeds still work?02:41
Kamionsmurfix: yeah02:41
=== smurfix grumbles
Simirajdub: but I do have trouble connecting you02:42
Treenaksmplayer works fine here on SUSE02:42
Kamionsmurfix: I'm trying to make kickstarting off cdrom work better at the moment, so I hit it fairly quickly :)02:42
dholbachTreenaks: totem does too02:43
dredgoh man. jdub's a camgirl02:43
Treenaksdholbach: not on my thoroughly ubuntized suse ;)02:43
dholbachTreenaks: you make me cry02:43
Treenaksdholbach: my employer made me do it!02:44
dholbachTreenaks: hmm02:44
Treenaksjdub: AAAGH02:44
Treenaksjdub: don't do that!02:44
jdub:)02:44
smurfixKamion: Which values are you preseeding?02:45
=== smurfix 'd like to examine that here
dholbachand i always told people, i didnt have a TV02:45
Kamionsmurfix: 'd-i console-keymaps-at/keymap select uk'02:45
Kamionsmurfix: booting with console-keymaps-at/keymap=uk is probably the easiest way to reproduce it at the moment02:46
Kamionsince preseeding stuff that early is awkward02:47
smurfixKamion: ah. I'll have a look ASAP.02:47
Kamionsmurfix: (assuming an AT keyboard, anyway)02:47
jordiMithrandir: what temperatures can I expect in Telemark at the end of March?02:47
jordiMithrandir: I keep thinking about that.02:47
Kamionsmurfix: hm, crap, that doesn't entirely work, investigating02:48
sivangjdub: did you just wave?02:48
dokopitti: ping02:48
Mithrandirjordi: hmm.. Where in Telemark?  Telemark goes from the sea up to at least 1000 m.a.s.02:48
Simirajordi: going to TG? You could expect anything from -10 to +15 celsius02:49
jordiMithrandir: hmm. let me see.02:49
Kamionsmurfix: ok, boot with DEBCONF_PRIORITY=critical console-keymaps-at/keymap=uk02:49
MithrandirSimira: TG is _not_ in Telemark. :)02:49
pittidoko: bong02:49
=== Simira unpacks her new PSU
Kamionthe first screen you see should be a failure from kbd-chooser02:49
SimiraMithrandir: true, I forgot02:49
jordiRjukan02:49
SimiraMithrandir: I SHOULD know02:49
jordior something like this.02:49
SimiraRjukan is cold02:49
jordioh dear dear dear02:50
Mithrandirjordi: I'm not sure if you'll see the sun.  It'll probably be in the range from -25 to 0, I'd guess.02:50
Mithrandirprobably around -10-ish02:50
jordiMithrandir: omfg02:50
jdubjane is watching now too :-)02:50
jdubon her laptop which is running hoary :-)02:50
Simirajordi: if you're lucky, we're having an early spring, and getting close to 0. ;)02:51
thomah, she found a use for it then? ;-)02:51
jordijdub: jane runs ubuntu now?02:51
jordicool :)02:51
=== sivang is also on a laptop, running hoary and watching jdub in mozilla-mplayer
Kamionjordi: she dual-boots02:51
jordinod02:51
jdubjordi: totally dude02:51
Mithrandirjordi: -2 and sunny now, actually.02:51
Treenaksjdub: you should set up a credit-card payment portal thing to get to jdub-tv02:52
jordiSimira: ok, I'm going to miss my toes02:52
elmoKamion: hmm, I can definitely reproduce this problem on both i386 and amd64 with 2005-02-23 image, only in 'server'.02:52
Mithrandirjordi: pft, wear socks.02:52
Simirajordi: tihi. What are you doing there? Easter holidays?02:52
jdubTreenaks: dude, earlier today, i couldn't even get 20 people to watch it02:52
sivangsay people, isn't right that jdub looks like an austrelian pirate ? :)02:52
=== mvo likes jdub tv
Kamionelmo: anything interesting in syslog?02:53
Treenaksjdub: if you had asked their credit card numbers, you could now run out & buy new servers to support your growth02:53
=== sivang LIKES jdub tv
elmoKamion: well, a) I get apt-cdrom garbage  on the primary console just before the "Use internet repositories" question, b) in syslog it's whining about not being able to find grub on /cdrom02:54
elmoKamion: it's hard to test tho, 'cos I'm doing it on a machine with .5TB and the partitioner is dog slow for that02:54
Treenakssivang: #jdub-tv is empty :(02:54
Kamionelmo: think it might be easier if you could get /var/log/syslog somewhere I can see 02:54
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elmoI'm going to rip all but one of the drives out and get you some details, I just wanted to make sure it wasn't a known problem02:55
sivangjdub: you should set this up for other ubutnu people, so we'd have Kamion|tv , elmo|tv , sabdfl|tv would be awesome :)02:55
Kamionelmo: I'm running through a test install on amd64 now02:55
Kamionyou do not want Kamion|tv </jedi-mind-trick>02:55
sivangjdub: what's the open machine over there at the back? 02:56
sivangjdub: (has a kbd on it(02:56
jdubsivang: dude, kamion has red hair in places you don't want to see.02:56
jdubthat's my fileserver02:56
ograhehe02:56
jdubwith no lid on it02:57
sivangjdub: ROTFL02:57
jdubit's actually the nfs server for /home on my desktop too :)02:57
elmoboggle02:57
Treenaksjdub: how about Canonical Radio then?02:57
Kamionand how jdub knows that exactly, I'm not going to ask02:57
sivangjdub: cool02:57
sivangKamion: hehe02:57
elmoI rip out all the drives, so it only has one 72Gb drive, and the RAID card still presents a "212GB" array to Linux02:57
sivangKamion: you seem close :)02:57
tsengjdub looked at me!02:58
=== tseng swoons
Kamiontseng: it's like the Mona Lisa, only much beardier02:58
jordisimira, yes02:58
=== thom throws peanuts at jdub
rburtonewwww02:58
sivanghehe02:58
lamontdholbach: it's "successful" because dpkg-buildpackage didn't fail02:58
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Kamionlamont: re your wondering last night if I could kick off live builds, elmo told me that those buildds would be down for a while02:59
jdubTreenaks: so a few people have asked if i'm going to do a tv show02:59
jdubTreenaks: and it's getting tempting02:59
sivangrobtaylor_: are you also watching jdub|tv ? it's cool :)02:59
Kamionelmo: the apt-cdrom garbage I know about, will fix02:59
lamontKamion: well, unless he has them down today, the livecd buildd's were all up last night when I said that.... :-)02:59
sivangjdub: seriously?02:59
lamontbut I know that the ia64 boxen are on his list for today02:59
Kamionlamont: hm, ok; I assume you can do it now though :)02:59
lamonttrue enough03:00
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ograjdub: GO GO GO !!03:00
mvoKamion: what kind of garbage is it?03:00
Kamionwhoa, though, that's way more apt-cdrom garbage then there used to be03:00
ograjdub: but get some more sleep before ;)03:00
Kamionmvo: it's just apt-cdrom's normal output, apt-setup isn't redirecting it properly03:00
mvoall right03:01
=== sivang is a bit disturbed that since he started watching jdub|tv laptop fan _doesn't_ stop . hrm
rburtonjdub|tv?03:01
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ograsivang: stick something thugh the slits...a needle or so....then it stops ;)03:02
Kamionelmo: hmm. ok. I see it too. trying to figure out what on earth to do about it now; I think it's fallout from my changes for #6390.03:02
jdubrburton: jdubtv! -> http://70.85.31.216:8800/03:02
ogras/thugh/through03:02
rburtonoh god03:02
=== sivang has to drop net connection, going to miss the "Tonight show with jdub" :-(
ograhehe03:02
sivangogra: lol03:02
=== sivang --> away
Treenakssivang: I think it's more "Breakfast Bits with jdub" for him :)03:03
rburtonoh dear god03:03
sivangrburton: join the fun :)03:03
Kamionelmo: or maybe not. anyway, the issue is that base-installer leaves /cdrom bind-mounted for the benefit of later udebs trying to apt-install stuff, but the process of running apt-setup - and hence apt-cdrom - in the first stage unmounts it03:04
rburtonam i the only person who talks to himself continually when working alone then?03:04
Treenaksrburton: no03:04
KamionI could possibly use apt-cdrom --no-mount if /cdrom is already mounted03:04
Kamionoh, hey, it does use --no-mount, but apt-setup EXPLICITLY UNMOUNTS /cdrom. fuckeurs.03:05
elmoKamion: why's it only doing it in 'server' tho?03:06
rburtonhey jdub!03:06
lamontelmo: just kicked livecd rootfs builds on all 4 arch03:06
=== rburton thinks jdub is slowly looking like a dodgy gangster
T-Bonehey lamont!03:07
elmolamont: ok03:07
lamontso 45 min or so for adare and weddell, if you'd be so kind03:07
Kamionelmo: because server mode doesn't use archive-copier, and archive-copier plays all sorts of games with /cdrom03:07
elmoahic03:07
lamontmorning T-Bone 03:07
Kamionincluding running apt-cdrom itself03:07
T-Bonelamont: i'll give a shot at ia64 OOo in a fwe hours...03:07
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lamontwoot03:08
zulhey03:08
T-Bonelamont: and hope this will make ia64 look a bit better :P03:08
robtaylor_sivang: i'm starting to find jdub TV slightlu disturbing for some reason =)03:09
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rburtonthe noise of jdub typing is strangely hypnotic03:09
robtaylor_rburton: i think i'm glad i dont have sound here =)03:10
rburtonjdub: i presume this is flumotion03:10
tsengrobtaylor_: he does little skits every so often03:10
jdubrburton: totally03:10
tsengrobtaylor_: youre missing the fun.03:11
robtaylor_tseng: ah, dammit =)03:11
zulflumotion?03:11
rburtonjdub: oddly your stream is better than the fluendo one, despite travelling far further03:11
HiddenWolfrburton: do i sense love in the air?03:11
rburtonhaha03:11
robtaylor_*jdub i love you, jdub i doooo* 03:12
robtaylor_heh03:12
ograjdub: usic, what is that ?03:12
=== robtaylor_ stops being distracted and go does some work =)
jdubamelie soundtrack03:12
jdubrburton: it's in the USA :-)03:12
ogras/usic/nice misic03:12
ograah03:13
rburtonjdub: ah, that's not too bad03:13
thomjdub: linode abuse?03:13
jdubthom: linode is *rad*03:13
tsengdo they have an ubuntu image yet?03:13
jdubonly, i have found that udev doesn't even install on 2.4 systems now03:13
jdubtseng: yes, for a couple of weeks now03:13
tsengrad.03:13
jdubtseng: talking to caker about promotion stuff :-)03:14
jdubtseng: (see sounder, btw)03:14
tsengcaker is the man03:14
tseng(made of cake)03:14
truluxhi03:15
truluxpitti: ping03:16
pittiHi trulux03:16
truluxpitti: howya!?03:16
pittitrulux: good'n'you? :-)03:16
truluxpitti: great, busy but fine03:16
trulux:)03:16
truluxpitti: we have done the libssp03:16
truluxpitti: toolchain ready03:16
pittinew version?03:16
pittiah03:16
truluxyeah03:16
truluxthe definitive one03:16
ograjdub ?03:16
truluxpitti: kernel based support for entropy gathering, I'm going to submit a patch for kernel mainline inclusion03:17
ograjdub: missed your pills today ?03:17
truluxso03:17
truluxusers relying in chrooted ubuntu installations wouldn't have trouble for getting /dev/urandom entropy03:17
truluxa new syscall is made available03:17
truluxhttp://pearls.tuxedo-es.org/patches/propolice-2.6.11-rc2.patch03:17
truluxthe stack_smash_handler needs fixing, the other one *works neatly*03:18
truluxpitti: lemme cvs the latest libssp code03:18
truluxpitti: then I will try to upload a new package03:18
truluxpitti: is that possible ?03:18
pittitrulux: if you mean that you need a new libssp package, that's fine03:19
pittitrulux: libssp 0.2 is already in Debian experimental03:19
truluxok03:20
pittitrulux: I did not yet upload it to Ubuntu since we can quickly sync it if we actually need it03:20
truluxok03:20
truluxpitti: we are at 1.2.0 and 1.3.0 now03:20
truluxsome asm magic needed for some things03:20
pittitrulux: do you have updated gcc packages ready? which could be included into Hoary universe?03:21
pittitrulux: i. e. gcc-ssp03:22
elmoT-Bone: ?03:22
T-Boneelmo: hi!03:22
elmoT-Bone: have you netbooted ia64 before?03:22
truluxpitti: I've talked it and we thought it was better to have gcc-hardened03:22
truluxpitti: for later improvement in userland gcc profiling03:22
truluxusing porfiles and such03:22
T-Boneelmo: no. That's an issue i've been trying to avoid banging my head on :)03:22
truluxpitti: this weekend it will be done03:23
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=== pitti curses heavily at cvs
pittitrulux: cool03:23
pittitrulux: however, we already agreed to -ssp ...03:24
T-Boneelmo: i have a rough idea of what it takes to do it tho03:24
elmoT-Bone: well I know how to netboot, it's just not working on ia64 ;)03:24
elmoin.tftpd[24476] : tftp: client does not accept options03:25
elmoI just get that in syslog03:25
=== rburton stops jdub|tv to watch A Scanner Darkly trailer
Kamionelmo: I think that's normal, I saw that on a successful i386 netboot03:25
T-Boneelmo: arg :P03:25
T-Boneah!03:26
truluxpitti: yeah, but the problem is that both PIE and SSP will be used in a near future depending on which profile the user wants, much like Gentoo does03:26
elmoKamion: hmm, ok, well then I must be doing something else wrong03:26
Kamionelmo: I've got a fix for the server grub install issue; need to check how it interacts with archive-copier though03:26
truluxpitti: it will  help us when maintaining it03:26
elmoKamion: cool03:26
truluxpitti: so, no more headaches with wrappers or such03:26
pittihm, ok03:26
truluxa global wrapper03:26
truluxprofiled03:26
Kamionelmo: also got rid of the apt-cdrom spew at the same time, as a welcome side-effect03:26
truluxssp? then gcc-hardened03:26
elmoKamion: btw, I dunno if it's related, but when I forcibly (re)mounted /cdrom in the chroot, and continued the install, 'server' still tried to install all the normal desktop stuff03:27
truluxpie? then gcc-hardened / gcc with -fPIE/-fpie03:27
truluxetc03:27
truluxpitti: going also to improve selinux support03:27
truluxpitti: this weekend I will finish a meta package for selinux support installation03:27
truluxpitti: ok?03:27
pittitrulux: fine :-)03:27
truluxpitti: just finished the exams week, two remaining, but those are easy03:28
trulux:)03:28
T-Boneelmo: you're installing on a Fusion-featured box, right?03:28
Kamionelmo: didn't do that for me just now, I guess that was a side-effect although I can't think how exactly03:28
Kamionelmo: what arch?03:29
Kamionoh, you said i386/amd6403:29
elmoKamion: yeah03:29
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elmoT-Bone: yeah, rx160003:30
T-Boneelmo: cool, hadn't time to try it on my zx6000, glad to hear successful report :)03:30
smurfixGaah. One powersupplyectomy later.03:30
=== T-Bone is just finishing test install on zx2000 with today's CD.
T-BoneKamion: all went fine except i've been asked for the X resolution (ugly 60Hz :P), and i've been prompted twice for unauthenticated packages installation03:31
T-Bonei also seen some openoffice errors (how surprising), but it didn't prevent X from starting, afaict03:31
KamionT-Bone: the unauthenticated stuff is bug #6865; mvo's working on it03:32
elmoin.tftpd[26339] : RRQ from 82.211.81.240 filename /elilo.efi03:33
elmoPXE-E18: Timeout.  Server did not respond.03:33
elmoLoad of Netboot failed: Not Found03:33
elmomeh03:33
Kamionelmo: have you told that tftpd to consider /tftpboot or whatever the root directory?03:33
T-BoneKamion: ok. Will have to run in ~15', then I'll squash the ooffice stuff03:34
elmoKamion: yes, I've used this tftpd setup for i386/amd64 successfully03:34
elmoand had it break with apple, but we knew about that problem already03:35
=== T-Bone notices he never tried to netboot any of his macs
ograjdub: hi pipka03:35
Kamionthe default i386/amd64 pxe configuration looks at /tftpboot/pxelinux.0, I thought, so it doesn't need to have the root directory set03:35
T-Boneelmo: there's no such trick with ia64 as those we have on mips WRT netbooting ? (port range, packet size and all the like...)03:35
Kamion(as in I tried using -s with tftpd-hpa and it broke, but I think other arches need -s)03:35
Kamionbut hm, you're getting server did not respond, not no such file, I guess03:36
elmoKamion: oh, well, okay, what I'm actually doing is, using /var/lib/tftproot - the default inetd.conf entrie uses '-s /var/lib/tftproot' and I unpacked the netboot.tar.gz into there03:36
Kamionelmo: ah, ok03:36
T-BoneKamion: very ouch indeed: the ooffice shit actually prevents any further package installation with apt-get install :P03:40
KamionT-Bone: some more details than "ooffice shit" would be nice ;) the current CD infrastructure is meant to work around that problem, and if it doesn't manage to then I'd like to know why03:41
T-BoneKamion: sure. lemme mail you a dump03:42
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Kamionok, thanks03:42
Kamion/var/log/base-config.log would be useful03:42
lamontKamion: livecd rootfs built on all 3 places it's expected to work.03:44
T-BoneKamion: sent03:44
lamontT-Bone: the other piece of ia64 pain right now (that's breaking livecd images, etc) is libbonobo's FTBFS03:45
T-Boneerrr...03:46
lamontFTBFS in debian as well, if that helps aswage the pain.03:46
T-Boneheh03:46
T-Bonelamont: it drastically decreases the investigation priority :)03:47
elmomeh, tftpd-hpa is sending the file, it just breaks at some point03:47
elmosends 120, acked 120, sends 121 ... acked 120, acked 120, acked 120 etc.03:47
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dokoelmo: sorry. forgot to ask for sync of libpixman. library is in main, no used dependencies in main (libcairo is the only one). libcairo depends on a newer version.03:56
dholbachbbl03:57
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sabdflhey happy campers, is fglrx testable at this point?03:57
jdubsabdfl: in totem, jdubtv! -> http://70.85.31.216:8800/03:58
Mithrandirsabdfl: ought to be03:58
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jdubhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~jdub/screenshots/flumotion-admin-20050226.png04:01
jdub^ and that's how much the streamer's being hammered04:02
Treenaksjdub: only 1.78 mbit/s??04:02
Treenaks:P04:02
jdubso the fluendo guys have a host doing 80mbit/s atm04:03
rburtonmore clients needed!04:03
jdub15% cpu, 20% mem04:03
Treenaksjdub: nice04:03
jdubdefinitely04:03
jordiOMG it's jdub04:03
jdubthe more clients the better04:03
jordiI just joined04:03
jdubpeak was 2004:03
jordihellooooo jduuub04:04
jordihahaha04:04
jdub:)04:04
Simiramiss me, Mithrandir? http://129.241.136.146:8080/04:04
rburtoni've got serious a/v sync issues here04:04
jordiyeah04:04
jdubrburton: yeah, work is being done on that04:04
MithrandirSimira: I'll take a look after I've updated my hoary here.  Right now, the network is icky enough as it is04:05
jdubi'm updating my hoary mirror atm ;)04:05
jordiso, what in Fluemotion is free and what isn't?04:05
SimiraMithrandir: it's ok, I'll have my cybersex with jdub as we're waiting04:05
jdubjordi: currently, it's all free04:05
jdubjordi: flumotion will be selling proprietary licensed plugins for like, windows media04:05
MithrandirSimira: eyh!04:05
jdubjordi: and probably management tools and so on04:06
jordijdub: oh, sounds cool04:06
jdubflumotion is very rad04:06
jdubnot only because it's built on Beautiful Technology04:06
jdubbut the architecture is so sensible04:06
jdubthink... distributed gstreamer piplines04:06
jdubwith smart components as well as gstreamer elements04:07
jduball built on gstreamer, python and twisted :-)04:07
jdubmuch love!04:07
sabdflMithrandir: seems to work very well on x8604:07
rburtonjdub: i presume you have a local flumotion which grabs fottage and encoder, and sends it to the server for sharing04:08
rburtonfootage even04:08
jdubrburton: yep04:08
Mithrandirsabdfl: should work just as well on amd64.04:08
jdubrburton: see the admin sshot04:08
jdubrburton: capture and encoding is all done on my laptop04:08
KamionT-Gone: oh, I see, it's the language-support stuff04:08
jdubrburton: it's shunted to lazarus, my desktop, which the firewall has DNAT rules to04:08
Kamionblah04:08
jdubrburton: the worker on node (in the USA) connects to the desktop04:08
jordithere must be something wrong with me: I have an ephy window in the background, with jdub's screenshot of Fluemotion Admin. And I can't help thinking every two minutes "damn, that's probably not translated at all, where can I get a .pot"04:09
jdubso one 180kbit/s upstream from here04:09
jdubjordi: ha ha ha :-)04:09
Mithrandirjdub: how do you do that?04:09
jdubMithrandir: which?04:09
rburtonjdub: sweet04:09
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Mithrandirjdub: push to another machine.04:09
jordilol04:10
jordihaha04:10
KamionT-Gone: ok, I've told the ia64 CDs not to install language-support-* either for now, which ought to work around that issue04:10
jordiwell, funny thing is that "cercant" is the Catalan way04:10
jdubMithrandir: just by setting up the flow04:10
KamionT-Gone: looks like mozilla-firefox badly needs fixing on ia64 too04:10
jordinot the Valencian way04:10
jordibut I'm used to the Catalan way for translations04:11
jordiGo Amlie04:11
jdubMithrandir: flumotion adds a flexible network configuration layer on top of gstreamer, basically04:11
jordisome days I listen to that disk nonstop. I get up with that every day, too :)04:11
jdubMithrandir: for fully distributed production, conversion and streaming :-)04:11
jdubjordi: cool :)04:11
jdubit's great working music04:11
dredghmmm, multicats jdub|tv04:11
dredger, multicast04:12
jdubyeah, no multicast yet04:12
jordijdub|tv is cool04:12
jdubplus basically no network supports it usefully ;)04:12
Mithrandirjdub: dude, I've used flumotion, but only in a very basic way.  No need to give me the full marketing speech. ;)04:12
dredgjdub: yes yes. let me live in my dreamland of multicast, ipv6 and an end to NAT :)04:12
jdubMithrandir: yeah, the wizard doesn't really expose all the love ;-)04:13
Treenaksdredg: that land is in MY dream world!04:13
jdubMithrandir: my flow is actually a series of raw gstreamer pipelines, rather than flumotion components04:13
dredgTreenaks: woo :)04:13
jdubi really should switch to some of the default components04:13
sjoerddredg: get on a nice university lan and you can have it :)04:13
Mithrandirjdub: oh, ok.04:13
dredgsjoerd: hey, i've got 2 out 3 here :)04:14
jordiso who was this dude who said he know it was me?04:14
Treenaksjdub: what kind of camera are you using?04:14
jdublogitech quickcam 400004:14
jordia quickcam? wow04:14
jdubjordi: random badopi lug dude ;)04:14
jordioh, I see :)04:14
jordiI missed t he first part, volume too low04:15
jdubit's interesting watching my eye movements04:15
jdubacross the screen04:15
jdubwhen i look down and to the right (from your perspective), i'm looking at my stream window04:15
elmototem's unbelivably fragile on powerpc04:15
jdubwhen i'm looking down and to the left, i'm looking at my irc entry line04:16
Treenaksjdub: you're watching yourself fullscreen using XGL and transparent xterms? :P04:16
jdubtop right is the flumotion admin window and incoming email04:16
Mithrandirelmo: it's fragile on  i386 as well.04:16
jdubelmo: should be better with the gst-plugins update coming this week04:16
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dredghmm, tomboy++04:18
TreenaksSkip World!04:20
mvorburton: what do I have to do to reproduce the problem with gnome-app-install and my patch? it seems to work here on my inital test?04:22
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jordijdub: how's polypaudio doing these days? Have the problems it had a few months ago been resolved?04:25
jordiStopping rb just because I want totem sounds a bit 1998 to me :)04:25
jdubjordi: from d-d-l? yeah, massively - alan gave it the thumbs up :)04:26
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jdubjordi: still having some problems with it in hoary04:26
jordijdub: what kind of problems?04:26
jdubyou're on ppc right?04:26
jordiyeah04:27
jordiat times ppc, at times intel04:27
jdubfor one, the alsa plugin doesn't work on ppc, so use the oss plugin ;)04:27
jordiyay. :)04:27
jordihas it been uploaded to Debian? if not, need help with that?04:28
jordiand, is anyone DDoS'ing your stream? :)04:28
jdub12 clients atm, pushing 1.57mbit/s04:29
jordiit came to a stop here04:29
jdubi think i'd be pretty happy with the current version hitting debian unstable04:29
jdubds was going to do it, but i haven't heard from him in a while04:29
jordi*nod*. My offer stands, jfyi :)04:30
jordihmm, connection refused now04:30
rburtonjdub: say hello to vicky for me, cheers04:31
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rburtonwaa the stream is well bust04:33
smurfixKamion: found it. Not a translation problem.04:34
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carlosjdub: is normal that since more than a week ago I have problems with the icons? many of them are missing04:35
jdubouch04:36
jdubthe streamer's having a bit of a spew atm04:36
jdubcarlos: on ppc?04:36
carlosjdub: yes04:36
pittidaniels: ping04:36
jdubhrm, international bandwidth hurting04:37
jordijdub: if it's the same bug as in debian, your icon caches are fucked04:39
jordierr04:39
jdubcarlos: so the icon cache stuff landed, and is broken on ppc :-)04:39
jordicarlos04:39
jdubcarlos: seb is tracking it04:39
seb128carlos: rm -f /usr/share/icons*/icon-theme.cache04:39
carlosjdub: ok04:39
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jordiseb to rescue04:39
seb128carlos: sudo rm -f /usr/share/icons/*/icon-theme.cache04:39
carlosseb128: :-D04:40
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seb128the icon cache is bong by spec04:40
carlosseb128: so you broke my icons???04:40
seb128sure, broking panel is boring, I've changed 04:40
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carlosseb128: :-D04:40
carlosit works, thank you04:41
thomit's gdm borkage next, right?04:41
thom(the other good thing about FF1.0.1 is i can call it firefox from the start)04:41
jordithom: what's that?04:41
Kamionsmurfix: what was it?04:42
Kamionoh my god, I wonder how many layering violations I can commit in one script04:42
Kamionthis one is going to have to fiddle with not only /var/lib/anna-install/queue, but, if I'm not mistaken, /var/lib/dpkg/status as well04:42
MithrandirKamion: wtf are you up to?04:42
thomjordi: Moz Foundation want us not to call firefox mozilla-firefox due to trademarks04:43
jdubcarlos: this one iz gtk boog :)04:44
jordithom: renaming the package to "firefox" is enough?04:44
jordithe moz TM stuff is sad04:44
thomjordi: well, and the binaries and so on, but yes04:45
KamionMithrandir: trying to forcibly install and configure a couple of packages before anna runs04:45
MithrandirKamion: why not just dpkg -i them?04:45
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jdubyeah04:45
jdubthey've adopted a pretty silly policy unfortunately04:45
KamionMithrandir: specifically, trying to bring the CD-ROM or the network up so that I can read a Kickstart file from it before language selection happens04:45
KamionMithrandir: udpkg -i ... but I might have to wget them. I want to use the existing retriever/anna infrastructure.04:46
KamionMithrandir: and the /var/lib/dpkg/status thing is because I want the retriever to run again later. I might be able to avoid that one, though.04:46
smurfixKamion: The selector which first runs is kbd-chooser/method, which needs its default selection passed to it, which didn't happen when it was preset.04:49
smurfixKamion: Testing now.04:49
Kamionsmurfix: oh, ok04:49
Kamionsmurfix: I was actually thinking of preseeding that too, but it would probably be good if kbd-chooser behaved gracefully when the priority is too high for that question to be shown04:50
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thomjdub: nod04:51
smurfixKamion: I'll check that too while I'm at it. Anyway that one is something kbd-chooser-internal and thus never should need to be preseeded.04:51
Kamionsmurfix: thanks :)04:52
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T-BoneKamion: firefox needing fixing? How so?04:56
T-BoneKamion: what's the preferred way to get my system back to a known state btw, so that I can go on with ooffice? apt-get remove --purge 'language-support-*' ?04:58
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pitticarlos: did you read Mark's latest reply to the rosetta import discussion?05:02
carlospitti: doing it atm05:03
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pitticarlos: it seems that there is now a consensus to put the mo files into the tarballs05:04
pitticarlos: and do the mapping externally05:04
pitticarlos: can you please tell me when I shall upload a new pkgstriptranslations with the new domains.txt format?05:05
pitticarlos: i. e. which maps translation domains to their deb files?05:05
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carlospitti: sure, as soon as I implement it and it's moved into dogfood05:06
carlospitti: could you add a note to the spec talking about the domains.txt file format?05:06
pitticarlos: okay, you should implement it first, then I do the modification05:06
pitticarlos: just ping me05:07
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pitticarlos: yes, I'll do05:07
carlospitti: thanks05:07
pitticarlos: to which spec05:07
pitti?05:07
carlosthe POAttach one05:07
pittiah, ok05:07
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KamionT-Bone: well, it segfaults, judging from your log?05:08
KamionT-Bone: yeah, remove whatever's broken05:08
KamionT-Bone: or 'apt-get -f install' might do it05:08
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smurfixKamion: now drops back to main-menu: "Priority changed externally, setting main-menu default to 'medium' (CRITICAL)"05:23
smurfixKamion: any idea why that'd happen?05:24
Kamionsmurfix: some postinst returned non-zero, usually05:24
smurfixKamion: Ah, happily it didn't log which one. :-/05:25
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Kamionsmurfix: should've done ...05:31
pitticarlos: can you please review my changes to PoAttach?05:32
carlossure05:32
elmoKamion/T-Bone: FYI, the problem was a firmware bug - the EFI client only works once, any subsequent attempts fail.  it worked flawlessly after a cold-reset.05:34
T-BoneKamion: damn you were right. NFC what's wrong with firefox :(05:34
T-Boneelmo: doh. that's a nice thing to write down somewhere :P05:34
elmos/client/TFTP client/05:35
KamionT-Bone: the same thing's been happening in live CD rootfs builds05:36
KamionT-Bone: probably another reason mdz thinks the port needs work :)05:36
T-BoneKamion: this is whole new bug. How comes such a bug could enter the 'freezing' release???05:36
KamionT-Bone: it's been happening for at least a week or two; how come it didn't get noticed by the ia64 people sooner? :)05:37
Kamionactually, that's unfair, I think Remi noticed it05:37
Kamionbut it needs somebody with an ia64 to debug it05:38
Kamionsince it seems to be ia64-specific05:38
T-Bonelamont: thinks it happens on hppa as well05:38
Kamionok05:38
T-Bonewhat scares me is that i see no trace of that bug in Debian BTS05:38
thomhrm, i'll have to try on mine; i'm pretty sure it didn't happen during install05:39
Kamionthom: yeah, you said that before I remember05:39
T-BoneKamion: no correlation between -4 ABI bump and that bug?05:39
KamionT-Bone: no, it was before -405:39
T-Boneok05:39
T-Boneit's the first time i've seen this05:39
=== thom dist upgrades the itanium
T-Bonelast ISO i've been trying was array5...05:40
T-Bonekinda surprising05:40
lamontT-Bone: I haven't tried it on debian/hppa - dunno if it happens there or not05:40
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KamionI thought it happened with array5 too05:41
T-Bonethis is really annoying. We were almost there... :P05:41
KamionI'm sure I remember there being problems generating the live CD05:41
lamontKamion: the current livecd issue is that libbonobo is ftbfs -> ubuntu-desktop fails to install05:42
lamontand that bug is in both debian and ubuntu05:42
lamontKamion: speaking of livecd's....05:44
lamontdid you kick a set since I built new rootfs's for you?05:44
=== lamont needs a good livecd with -24 sometime within a couple hours from now
=== thom blinks
lamontsince the one I have (from 10 Feb) kinda sucks rocks05:47
thomok, i just did a purge and reinstall of firefox on ia64, no problems05:47
lamontthom: current ia64?05:48
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thomum05:48
thomor not05:48
thomSetting up linux-image-2.6.10-4-mckinley-smp (2.6.10-24) ...05:48
thom/usr/bin/ldd: line 153: /lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2: No such file or directory05:48
thomldd: /lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 exited with unknown exit code (127)05:48
T-Bonelamont: no bug on debian05:48
thomFailed to create initrd image.05:48
lamontthom: WTH?!?!?05:49
T-Bonethom: 'x86-64'???05:49
Kamionlamont: not yet, just kicked05:49
thomplease explain why initrd-tools on ia64 is trying to get at /lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 ?05:49
thom*please*?05:49
T-Bonedoh05:50
T-Boneit's not firefox at fault05:50
T-Bonethe error happens when setting up mozilla-firefox-locale-en-gb05:50
Kamionyes but it's firefox segfaulting05:50
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KamionUpdating mozilla-firefox chrome registry.../usr/sbin/update-mozilla-firefox-chrome: line 95: 24544 Segmentation fault      firefox-bin -register >/dev/null 2>&105:51
T-BoneKamion: yeah I see that. If it wasn't devnull'd maybe we'd have more info :P05:51
=== T-Bone tries to run it by hand
truluxpitti: libssp cvs done05:57
truluxpitti: packages now being worked05:57
trulux10 minutes05:57
pittitrulux: you mean you release a new upstream tarball?05:57
truluxyeah05:58
truluxpitti: one moment05:58
pittitrulux: if that's ready, I can build new debs05:58
truluxgreat05:58
mdzmorning05:58
truluxmdz: hey!05:58
truluxpitti: http://cvs.tuxedo-es.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/libssp.tar.gz?view=tar05:58
pittiHi mdz05:58
truluxpitti: going to work out the selinux-support meta package now05:58
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truluxpitti: one moment05:58
truluxpitti: I need to fix the Makefile for make you able to compile without a ssp-enabled gcc05:59
T-Bonefascinating05:59
Kamionlamont: live CD up05:59
thomhey mdz06:00
lamontyep.  definitely time to go to a place where bandwidth is available.06:00
T-Boneso on one hand you have update registry failing because of missing files (langpacks), and otoh, firefox-bin -register segfaults in a munmap call :P06:00
mdzthom: have some time for a voice call today?06:00
thommdz: sure06:00
thomwhen is good?06:00
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dholbachre06:01
lamontT-Bone: heh.06:02
=== T-Bone notes that he tested dfsg.1-2 on debian (testing) :P
T-Boneand ubuntu has 1-606:03
thomT-Bone: unstable also06:04
lamontT-Bone: what's with this testing crap, eh?06:04
T-Bonethom: of course06:04
=== lamont back in a few
T-Bonelamont: heh06:04
thomand i'm pretty damn confident we have no local patches on the javascript stuff, which is where it looks to be blowing up06:04
=== T-Bone installs in his sid chroot
T-Boneyes06:05
T-Boneat least that's what i could figure out of strace06:05
thom0x2000000000136001 in js_strlen () from /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libmozjs.so06:05
thom(gdb) bt06:05
thom#0  0x2000000000136001 in js_strlen ()06:05
thom   from /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libmozjs.so06:05
thom#1  0x2000000000135100 in js_NewStringCopyZ ()06:05
thomi'm going to warm my house up and get a debug build built06:05
T-Boneheh06:05
T-Bonei wish you good luck :)06:06
mdzthom: more than 1 hour from now would be best, give me some time to get started on my day06:06
thommdz: sure; i have no plans for the evening bar getting firefox 1.0.1 packaged06:06
T-Bonethom: i'll focus on the ooffice stuff then. Thx for having a look at this anyway :)06:07
thomT-Bone: want to work out initrd-tools, too? :P06:07
HiddenWolfthom: yay :)06:07
T-Bonethom: that's a jbailey thing :)06:08
thomT-Bone: coward :-)06:08
T-Bonethom: that's my second name :^)06:08
thomheh06:09
HiddenWolfHey Thom: when do I get my icon for 'history' in FF? :)06:09
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mdzthom: maybe a mozilla-firefox-dbg package would be useful?  it's trivial these days06:10
mdzthom: I bet it would be about 200M though06:10
Kamionelmo would love that06:10
T-Boneheh06:10
=== tseng was thinking of mono-debug yesterday
thommdz: i was thinking about that06:10
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thommdz: but it would be gargantuan :/06:11
dokolamont: please could you reschedule gcc-snapshot?06:11
Kamiondebugging stuff that happens before d-i main-menu starts up is hard :-/06:12
Kamionboot with init=/bin/sh, edit /etc/inittab, exec /sbin/init, step through /sbin/debian-installer by hand ...06:12
lamontdoko: debian/{hppa,ia64}?06:13
lamontdoko: or where?06:13
dokolamont: all archs, updated build-deps are now in the archive.06:14
pittitrulux: can you please put the new libssp to http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=11830906:15
lamontdoko: on debian though? or does ubuntu even have gcc-snapshot?06:17
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lamontah, universe06:18
dokolamont: ubuntu06:18
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lamontdoko: done06:21
thommdz: a vacation's worth of joy?06:21
lamontthom: you heartless bastard you06:23
thomlamont: me?06:24
lamontheh06:25
truluxpitti: now it's maintained at tuxedo-es.org06:26
Kamionmdz: and all totally unthreaded, yay06:26
truluxlet me update the new tree06:26
truluxpitti: committing to cvs06:26
Kamionthom: what happened to that bugzilla threading patch?06:26
seb128lamont: any idea of why gnome-session 2.9.4-0ubuntu3 is not in the archive/built ?06:26
thomKamion: i was just thinking that; i wonder where we can steal it from06:27
seb128hum06:27
seb128it's built06:27
seb128just not on archive06:27
Kamionhello, debconf answer, where did you disappear to?06:27
mdzKamion: what do you think about adding a check to debian-cd to bail out if the kernel doesn't match between the CD and the cloop image?06:27
lamontFeb 25 16:44:02 buildd-uploader: Setting to Uploaded(hoary): gnome-session 06:28
lamontNEW maybe?06:28
Kamionthat would require debian-cd being able to look inside the cloop image06:28
mdzKamion: filesystem.manifest should be sufficient06:28
KamionI suppose it could check the manifest06:28
lamontseb128: were it not new, it should have arrived in the archive 20 minutes ago06:28
Kamionmdz: do you want exact version check, or just ABI?06:28
Kamion(I'd expect the latter)06:28
mdzKamion: ABI would be most appropriate for the daily builds, I suppose06:29
lamontseb128: you mean these:06:29
lamont<img src="/icons/unknown.gif" alt="[   ] "> <a href="gnome-session_2.9.4-0ubuntu3_amd64.deb">gnome-session_2.9.4-..&gt;</a> 25-Feb-2005 16:50  303K06:29
lamont<img src="/icons/unknown.gif" alt="[   ] "> <a href="gnome-session_2.9.4-0ubuntu3_i386.deb">gnome-session_2.9.4-..&gt;</a> 25-Feb-2005 16:45  280K06:29
lamont<img src="/icons/unknown.gif" alt="[   ] "> <a href="gnome-session_2.9.4-0ubuntu3_ia64.deb">gnome-session_2.9.4-..&gt;</a> 25-Feb-2005 16:50  346K06:29
lamont<img src="/icons/unknown.gif" alt="[   ] "> <a href="gnome-session_2.9.4-0ubuntu3_powerpc.deb">gnome-session_2.9.4-..&gt;</a> 25-Feb-2005 16:50  293K06:29
Kamionmdz: ok, will do06:29
mdzI'd rather have those builds fail, than produce CDs without a chance of working06:29
mdzthanks06:29
lamontseb128: --> slow mirror06:29
seb128lamont: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gnome-session/ 06:29
seb128lamont: k06:29
lamontseb128: my cut is from the master machine, not the 'master-mirror'06:30
seb128k06:30
lamontmdz: that's the one thing that wiki/BuildDaemons is missing (time to mirror to archive.u.c is sometimes non-zero)06:30
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seb128thom: this version of gnome-session has the powermanagement stuff in the session dialog if you can try it06:31
Kamionlamont: I take it you haven't been seeing #4940 of late either?06:31
truluxanybody here has the OLS LaTeX class?06:32
=== trulux needs it urgently :(
smurfixKamion: kbd-chooser should be OK now.06:33
thomseb128: 0ubuntu2?06:33
thomk, will test in a few06:33
seb128thom: no, 0ubuntu306:33
Kamionsmurfix: thanks a lot06:34
seb128thom: read some line before, mirror slowness06:34
smurfixKamion: He, it's my bug, I fix it. ;-)06:34
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mdzlamont: -24 is the one which includes noinotify-by-default, right?06:41
thomoh, right06:41
pittibye everybody06:42
mdzKamion: would apt-cdrom -m be simpler than what you did in base-config (2.62ubuntu6) ?06:43
lamontmdz: yes06:43
mdzlamont: ok, thanks06:43
mdzso it's on the current daily-live06:43
lamontmdz: and identical (broken) behavior to -23 if you enable it06:43
mdzinotify looks like a bust06:44
mdzshould we even keep it in the tree for hoary?06:44
lamontyeah - that's why I had Kamion build them again06:44
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lamontremoval is an abi-event06:44
lamontnew patch is quite likely an abi event06:44
lamont(that's not checked yet though)06:44
lamontrml is apparently working on a better patch - I'd like to include that in the hoary tree, although probably not enabled at this late date06:45
T-Bonelamont: so once i've built openoffice.org-amd64 on ia64, what's the next step? :)06:45
lamontT-Bone: figure out what it takes to make it run..06:46
T-Bonelamont: loads of scary unmet deps :P06:46
lamontmrf06:47
T-Bone(ia32-libs*)06:47
Kamionmdz: base-config already does apt-cdrom -m06:47
lamontthose should be built already on ia64 - if not, apt-get source, vi debian/control; uch -i; build06:47
Kamionmdz: the point was more that apt-setup (not apt-cdrom) tries to handle /cdrom mounting/unmounting06:47
T-Boneuch heh? :)06:48
KamionT-Bone: um ...06:48
Kamion ia32-libs | 0.5ubuntu2 |    hoary/main | source, amd64, ia6406:48
mdzKamion: ah, I misunderstood then06:48
Kamionia32-libs-dev | 0.5ubuntu2 |    hoary/main | amd64, ia6406:48
thomhrm, lets see if that gets us threading06:48
T-Bone openoffice.org-bin: Depends: ia32-libs-openoffice.org (>= 1ubuntu4) but it is not going to be installed06:48
T-Bone  openoffice.org-gtk-gnome: Depends: ia32-libs-gtk (>= 2) but it is not going to be installed06:49
Kamionia32-libs-openoffice.org |   1ubuntu4 |    hoary/main | source, amd64, ia6406:49
Kamionia32-libs-gtk |          2 |    hoary/main | source, amd64, ia6406:49
T-Boneo_O06:49
Kamionapt-get install ia32-libs-gtk and see what that says06:49
T-Bone ia32-libs-gtk: Depends: ia32-libs (>= 0.5ubuntu2) but it is not going to be installed06:49
T-Bonehappy circular deps06:49
Kamionand now apt-get install ia32-libs06:49
=== T-Bone grumbls
KamionI see no circular deps so far06:50
T-Bonesame as before06:50
Kamionwhich was?06:50
T-Bonehmm06:50
T-Bonei'm an idiot06:50
Kamionia32-libs has no dependencies06:50
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T-Bonethat was the issue06:50
T-Bone;)06:50
lamontlol06:50
Kamionprobably your broken apt database from the earlier problems06:50
T-Boneactually that *is* the issue, It's not likely it's gonna be fixed soon ;)06:50
T-BoneKamion: nah. Missed the 'apt-get -f install' step :)06:51
Kamioninstall stuff with dpkg -i to get you going06:51
lamontanybody need anything before I disappear for 30-60 minutes on my way into town?06:51
mdzKamion: do you have a milestone release checklist?06:51
HiddenWolflamont: I'll give you my bankaccount number. fill it up. ;)06:52
Kamionmdz: not really :(06:52
T-Bone  ia32-libs-openoffice.org: Depends: lib32gcc1 (>= 3.4.2-2ubuntu3) but it is not installable06:52
lamontHiddenWolf: withdrawls work as well as deposits.  fire awawy06:52
Kamionmdz: well, there's general stuff I've mailed around before06:52
T-Bonehere were are06:52
T-Bonedown to the real issue06:52
mdzKamion: if you have some notes or a starting point, please put it into the wiki, and I'll expand on it06:52
Kamionmdz: ok, will find later, I'm buried right now06:52
lamontT-Bone: so we'll need one of those...  there's a 32-bit environment for ia64 lying around somewhere.....06:53
lamontpester dannf et al06:53
mdzKamion: right, not urgent06:53
T-Bonelamont: humpf :}06:53
mdzKamion: what's at the top of your list atm?06:53
Kamionmdz: making kickseed work smoothly with kickstart files on cdrom/network06:53
elmoKamion: do you know how to make a usb stick bootable?06:54
mdzKamion: is there anything specific which would help move things along?06:55
Kamionmdz: not really, I'm just plugging away, I'm half-way through at the moment and trying to concentrate on getting the bulk done today06:55
=== lamont heads to town to forage bandwidth, burn livecd for the schools IT guy
Kamionelmo: for the installer or otherwise?06:55
mdzKamion: ok, good luck06:56
elmoKamion: otherwise - I need to firmware upgrade a cd-less machine, but don't worry I found a howto, I'll try that first06:56
Kamionwow, udev just created /dev/discs/disc-1/part06:56
Kamionstupid fucking script06:56
elmooh crap, or not - as syslinux so doesn't exist for powerpc06:56
thomyay, threaded bugs06:57
Kamionelmo: the sum total of my knowledge of powerpc USB booting is in the d-i manual06:57
thomKamion: enjoy06:57
Kamion(pretty much)06:57
remi`T-Bone, lamont, what's stopping OOo to build natively on ia64 ?06:57
elmoKamion: it's an i386 box I need to upgrade - the powerpc bit is my laptop IYSWIM06:57
Kamionelmo: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hoary/main/installer-powerpc/current/doc/manual/en/ch05s01.html#usb-boot06:58
Kamionelmo: oh, er, ok06:58
lamontremi`: lack of 64-bit support in oo.o06:58
lamontremi`: that is, the same thing that's keeping it from building natively on amd6406:58
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T-Bonelamont: iterashai ;)06:59
mdzthom: omg-threaded-bugzilla07:00
lamont-awayT-Bone: itteirasshai, but yeah07:00
lamont-awayitte kimasu07:00
mdzthom: you rock07:00
T-Bonelamont-away: heh, sorry for the spelling :)07:00
Kamionthom: threading> hooray!07:00
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lamont-awayKamion: anger is bad you know... :-0)07:00
=== lamont-away really leaves
Kamionthom: hm, the first message in each bug shouldn't have an in-reply-to: header07:01
thomamusingly, it's 30 minutes of tracking horrible perl, and then a one line change07:01
thomKamion: probably, but i suspect that's serious rewrite territory07:01
Kamionno, I doubt it07:01
Kamionmake the first message have message-id: <bugzilla-$bugno@bugzilla.ubuntu.com>?07:02
remi`T-Bone, Kamion, sent you both an email about our tests on today's ia64 iso07:02
Kamionthom: if you want to give me a temporary macquarie account I'll look at it when I emerge from kickseed07:02
thomKamion: you're assuming that the bug mail is actually a useful template; it appears not be the case but i'll look further07:03
remi`T-Bone, does firefox segfault on your box ?07:05
T-Boneyes07:05
T-Bonethom is working on it07:05
thomhrm, i think i see how to do it07:05
remi`ok07:05
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Kamionremi`: did I get round to saying to you that you can work around the GNOME freeze by booting with 'noinotify'?07:10
Kamionremi`: the live CD I built earlier this afternoon should fix that though07:10
Kamionalthough I have not tested it myself yet07:10
remi`I don't recall you telling me that07:10
Kamionok, have now :)07:10
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Kamionit was broken on all architectures in kernel -2307:11
Kamionwell, -20 through to -23, but only -23 actually built everywhere07:11
remi`that's what I understood from ubuntu-devel07:11
remi`Kamion, is there anything specific to ia64 that we can further test?07:12
thommeh, lets see if this work07:13
thoms07:13
Kamionremi`: the stuff T-Bone was mentioning above about OOo/ia32-libs/etc. is currently the highest priority; anything that thom can pass on about the firefox segfault would also be useful07:14
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remi`thom, is there anything I could help you with for the firefox segfault ?07:20
thomKamion: #6921 just for you07:21
thomremi`: i'll upload a firefox in a bit for ia64 with debugging and unstripped07:21
thomif you can test with that and try and get a reasonable backtrace and so on, that'd be great07:21
remi`thom, ok07:21
thomremi`: it's building now, but this is a single processor 900mhz box, so it may take a while07:22
remi`thom, sounds like my gentoo box :)07:23
thomremi`: heh07:26
thom(it's also completely unccached on this box)07:26
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tuxdiscipleGentoo...07:26
tuxdiscipleso many bad memories on my poor laptop07:26
mdzseb128: is there an upstream bug about g-v-m exiting when dbus is restarted?07:28
seb128mdz: crash or exit ?07:28
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HiddenWolftuxdisciple: are you masochistic? ;)07:29
seb128mdz: we have a debian/ubuntu patch to handle dbus restarts IIRC, but it seems to crash sometime07:32
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mdzseb128: I'm not sure if it is crashing or exiting; I just get the restart/close/inform dialog07:36
mdzjbailey: ping, re: bug-buddy, bugzilla, etc.07:37
mdzthom: have a moment while you are compiling?07:37
thommdz: sure07:38
mdzthom: I don't have access to my key at the moment due to the hardware failure.  could you add gnome-app-install to the desktop seed and update ubuntu-meta?07:38
Kamionthom: heh :)07:38
seb128mdz: so that's a crash07:38
mdzthom: then, let's do that call07:38
thommdz: ok, will do07:38
Kamionthom: looks great now, thanks!07:38
thomKamion: np :-)07:38
seb128mdz: ping sjoerd/pitti about it, the patch is .deb specific07:38
thomeven if i hate people who use ? : syntax in perl :-)07:39
Kamionheh07:39
mdzs/in perl//07:39
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thommdz: yes, but especially in perl :-)07:39
remi`thom, could the firefox segfault be related to moz-ff-locale-en-gb not installing properly ?07:41
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thomremi`: the segfault is the cause of -en-gb not installing properly07:42
dasenjoHi, how are you ? I'm trying to use jigit to download hoary and got: Unable to find a file to match dists/hoary/main/daily-installer-i386/20041227ubuntu15.0.20050224/doc/manual/en/apa.html07:42
dasenjoHow can I solve it ?07:42
thomremi`: it segfaults in update-mozilla-firefox-chrome07:42
Kamiondasenjo: wouldn't surprise me at all if jigdo were broken07:43
remi`thom, ok07:43
T-Bonedoko: you around?07:43
dokoyes07:43
remi`thom, so that would explain why firefox segfaults and not epiphany (no xul)07:43
Kamiondasenjo: that said, that file is still in the archive07:43
dasenjoKamion, Is it not working ? I found a Manual Page in the wiki .. 07:43
Kamiondasenjo: yeah, last touched by me ages ago :)07:44
Kamiondasenjo: I'll have a look, but probably not today; noted it in my todo list07:44
T-Bonedoko: looks like we need lib32gcc1 on ia64 for ooo to work. AFAICS, it's part of gcc-4 package, of which only gcc-4.0-base seems available on hoary/ia64...07:44
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T-Bonedoko: any clue how to work around that?07:45
dasenjoKamion, the file exists, I can open it with a browser, what is the problem ?07:45
thomremi`: yeah07:45
Kamiondasenjo: you'll have to look at where jigit is trying to fetch it from07:45
dasenjohow can I do that ? I was trying to edit the .jidgo file .. but it didn't work07:46
thomremi`: in segfaults in the javascript library07:46
Kamiondasenjo: running it as 'bash -x /usr/bin/jigit ...' rather than just 'jigit ...' may help07:46
dasenjothanks a lot. Im gonna try07:46
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Kamiondasenjo: might just be wrong archive location or something07:47
remi`thom, i read on a report in mozilla's bugzilla that the js lib was not 64bit safe when manipulating doubles and floats07:48
dasenjo_yes, I think so .. maybe a mirror hardcoded in the jidgo files .. 07:48
thomremi`: i'm pretty sure we've fixed that - certainly we don't have that problem on amd6407:49
Kamiondasenjo: yeah, that's kind of necessary with the way it works at the moment :(07:49
Kamionalso kind of reduces half the point of jigdo, but hey ...07:49
T-Bonedoko: ?07:51
dokoT-Bone: yes, ia32-libs, or build it with a cross compiler07:51
T-Bonedoko: ia32-libs are installed07:51
T-Bonedoko: the issue is with ia32-libs-openoffice.org:07:52
T-Bone ia32-libs-openoffice.org: Depends: lib32gcc1 (>= 3.4.2-2ubuntu3) but it is not installable07:52
dokoyes, but they don't have libgcc32, because on amd64 it's built as part of the biarch compiler.07:52
T-Boneyumm07:52
T-Bonedoko: ok, so what would be the best thing to do, bearing in mind we want something suitable for the release...07:52
thommdz: seeds and ubuntu-meta done07:54
thommdz: home phone # on the wiki best for me...07:55
remi`thom, let me know when your build is done if you'd like extra testing07:55
dokoboth ways should work (re-adding gcc-4.0 to ia32-libs), or try to build with a cross compiler). The latter should work, but wasn't tested very well.07:56
thomit's building the debs now07:56
mdzthom: ok, thanks07:56
T-Bonedoko: build what with a XC?07:56
mdzKamion: any reason not to add rescue mode to the casper seed?07:56
remi`thom, ok07:56
T-Boneotoh an XC is a no go on the autobuilders...07:58
dokoT-Bone: build gcc as a cross-gcc, you actually don't need a cross compiler installed07:58
T-Boneah07:58
T-Boneic07:58
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dokolook at debian/rules.defs and debian/README.cross07:59
T-Bonedoko: i don't understand what do you mean by 'adding gcc-4.0' to ia32-libs...08:03
dokothe ia32-libs package contains all source and binary packages, and has to be built on an ia32 architecture. that's the way to include the source with binaries.08:04
Kamionmdz: up to you, it'll pull in a few more filesystem modules and such is about all08:04
lamont_rT-Bone: the ia32-libs package is a boatload of i386 binaries, packaged as source.  it's almost the most evil thing I've seen this year.08:05
=== T-Bone is currently looking at ia32-libs source to figure out how that works and what it'd take to 'add gcc-4.0'
T-Bonelamont_r: ah ok. No wonder why i don't catch a damn thing then :)08:05
T-Bonelamont_r: what would you recommend as the best way to fix that issue?08:05
lamont_radd gcc-4.008:05
lamont_r:-)08:05
T-Bonelamont_r: care to tell me how? :)08:06
lamont_rsomewhere in there it has a list of packages that it snarfs up to build the source08:06
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=== lamont_r points at Mithrandir
T-Bone'fetch-and-build' ?08:06
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lamont_revening sabdfl 08:07
T-Bonebut may i innocently ask how building gcc on a 32bit arch will yields a lib32gcc1 package, since it's natively 32bit?08:07
=== T-Bone pings Mithrandir
dokoT-Bone: add a patch to name the package lib32gcc1 instead of libgcc108:08
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=== T-Bone would really enjoy some help from someone with more insight about that system :P
dokoT-Bone: well, let me know, where and which files in the lib32gcc should go ...08:14
T-Boneerr08:15
T-Bonewhy would it go in a different place than amd64?08:16
T-Bone(not to mention i have NFC how to find that out off hand...)08:16
ogra:-D08:19
mdzKamion: that's fine with me08:21
dredgquestion: is it possible to build a package with one or more empty directories?08:23
mdzMithrandir: ping, re: utf8-migration-tool ftbfs08:24
GagatanI think mith is traveling down to fosdem08:25
Kamiondredg: yes, people do it by accident all the time because dh_make sticks usr/sbin in debian/dirs or thereabouts08:25
dredgKamion: ah, excellent08:26
=== dredg RsTFM
lamont_rwatched rsync's never finish08:27
thomooook08:29
thom/usr/bin/ldd: line 153: /lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2: No such file or directory08:29
thomldd: /lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 exited with unknown exit code (127)08:29
thomdpkg-shlibdeps: failure: ldd on `debian/mozilla-firefox/usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libgkgfx.so' gave error exit status 108:29
thomdh_shlibdeps: command returned error code 25608:29
thommake: *** [binary-arch]  Error 108:29
thomia64 very screwy08:29
T-Bonethom: ia64 again?08:30
T-Boneholly shit08:30
lamont_rthom: we saw that earlier - this somethign new?08:30
lamont_ror did you reproduce it in debian?08:30
T-Bonethom: that's a clean environment you have, of course? :}08:30
thomT-Bone: clean install about a week ago, yes08:30
T-Bonedamn08:30
T-Bonethat's scary08:30
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thomlamont_r: i was prepared to just blame mkinitrd before :-)08:31
lamont_rah, ok.08:31
T-Bonethom: testcase to reproduce that?08:31
Kamionlooks like ldd is broken?08:31
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lamont_rcould it be that libgkgfx.so is getting built wrong?08:31
Kamionwhat happens if you do ldd /bin/ls?08:31
thomT-Bone: ldd debian/mozilla-firefox/usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libgkgfx.so08:31
thom/usr/bin/ldd: line 153: /lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2: No such file or directory08:31
T-Bone ls /usr/bin/ldd*08:31
T-Bone/usr/bin/ldd  /usr/bin/ldd.amd64  /usr/bin/lddlibc408:31
T-Boneldd.amd64???08:31
T-Bonewtf?08:32
Kamionalthough actually yeah, it does kind of look as if the wrong interpreter is built into that binary or something08:32
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lamont_rinteresting.  current livecd is 15+MB smaller than the one from Feb 1008:32
Kamionthom: grep ^RTLDLIST /usr/bin/ldd?08:32
T-BoneKamion: seen that?08:32
thomRTLDLIST=" /lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 /lib/ld-linux.so.2"08:32
Kamionook08:32
Kamionown up, who broke glibc08:32
lamont_rthat's just sick.08:33
elmohaha08:33
elmoI bet it was that "really safe" multiarch change08:33
zuli just break kernels not glibc08:33
T-Bonehow comes i have ldd.amd64 installed?08:33
Kamionmultiarch would certainly appear to be the prime candidate08:33
T-Bonedefinitely08:33
lamont_rT-Bone: remember how you were looking for Mithrandir before???  well, now you're really looking for him...08:34
T-Bonehell yes08:34
T-Bonelamont_r: though that's kinda nice: it means we're all fixing non issues08:34
lamont_rT-Bone: well, lib32gcc1 is probably still needed08:34
KamionI fail to understand how that patch could have caused this though, unless glibc's build system is way sicker than even I expected08:34
T-Boneso we can just give them up untill Mithrandir fixes glibc, and work around that ooffice mess int the meantime :)08:35
Kamion++ifndef extra_libdir08:35
Kamion++extra_libdir := $(exec_prefix)/lib/$(shell gcc -dumpmachine):/lib/$(shell gcc -dumpmachine)08:35
Kamion++endif08:35
Kamion++ifdef extra_libdir08:35
Kamion++default-rpath += :$(extra_libdir)08:35
Kamion++endif08:35
Kamionthat's about all it does08:35
T-BoneKamion: "sicker" ain't a proper word for glibc builds...08:35
lamont_rKamion: any chance that something is leftover in the source?08:35
Kamionhang on08:36
Kamionexactly where are you guys getting your /usr/bin/ldd?08:36
Kamiondpkg -S /usr/bin/ldd08:36
lamont_rsure enough -I quit watching the rsync, and it finished...08:36
Kamion$ dpkg --fsys-tarfile ~/ubuntu/pool/main/g/glibc/libc6.1_2.3.2.ds1-20ubuntu8_ia64.deb | tar xO ./usr/bin/ldd | grep ^RTLDLIST08:36
KamionRTLDLIST="/lib/ld-linux-ia64.so.2 /lib/ld-linux.so.2"08:36
Kamionglibc itself is just fine ...08:36
T-Bone dpkg -S /usr/bin/ldd08:36
T-Bonediversion by ia32-libs from: /usr/bin/ldd08:36
T-Bonediversion by ia32-libs to: /usr/bin/ldd.amd6408:36
T-Boneia32-libs, libc6.1: /usr/bin/ldd08:36
Kamionbingo08:36
T-Boneyep08:36
lamont_roh, great evil.08:37
T-Boneutter 3v1l indeed08:37
lamont_ria32-libs needs to have a better diversion logic...08:37
T-Bonenow i'm really sick08:37
Kamionso ia32-libs diverts it and replaces it with something that has hardcoded amd64 stuff in08:37
lamont_rT-Bone: not on the keyboard!08:37
T-Bonelamont_r: ;)08:37
thomKamion: genius08:37
elmoaww08:37
lamont_rKamion: and yet has had ia64 in the arch list since time immemorial08:37
thomthat's so cool08:38
lamont_rldd - does that mean we can blame elmo?08:38
Kamion./debian/rules: sed < debian/ia32-libs/usr/bin/ldd 's%RTLDLIST=.*%RTLDLIST=" /lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 /lib/ld-linux.so.2"%' | sed 's%verify_out=`$${rtld} --verify "$$file"`%verify_out=`$${rtld} --verify "$$file" 2>\&1`%' > debian/ia32-libs/ldd08:38
Kamionthis is the best bug I've seen all week08:38
thomewwww!08:38
T-Bonei should fortune it ;P08:38
T-Bonewho's gonna take care of uploading the fix?08:40
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thomit's bug 6923 when you do08:40
T-Bone:P08:41
lamont_rbbiab08:41
=== T-Bone is actually trying to figure out what a fix would look like
T-Bonegiven how clueless i am about ia32-libs i may not be the best candidate :P08:42
thomright, lets try building firefox with ia32-libs uninstalled08:43
thomit didn't fix -register, sadly ;-)08:43
T-Boneheh08:44
thom0  5584 2368 1552 R 99.3  0.1   0:50.80 dpkg-deb08:46
thomber, this could take a while08:46
T-Boneeek08:48
thom22554 thom      25   0  5584 2368 1552 R 99.3  0.1   3:14.16 dpkg-deb08:48
thom(411M    debian/mozilla-firefox/)08:49
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T-Bonethom: yuck. Wonder what will be left after compression :P08:51
T-Bonegonna be quite a big package08:52
thomnot so bad: -rw-r--r--  1 thom thom 115M 2005-02-25 19:49 mozilla-firefox_1.0+dfsg.1-6ubuntu1_ia64.deb08:52
T-Boneindeed. You'd better have a decent link when downloading such a beast anyway :)08:53
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thomAAAARGH08:54
thomlietmotif% sudo dpkg --configure -a08:54
thomSetting up mozilla-firefox-locale-en-gb (1.0lang20041216-2ubuntu1) ...08:54
thomUpdating mozilla-firefox chrome registry...done.08:54
KamionBEST. THING. EVER.08:54
KamionI boot with 'linux ks=http://riva/~cjwatson/tmp/test.ks'08:54
lamont_rwell... that was a little painful08:54
lamont_ranyone bootted the latest i386 livecd?08:54
T-Bonethom: you gotta be kidding :P08:54
thomKamion: does it all work?08:54
thomT-Bone: i wish08:55
lamont_rthom: but can you do that on hppa?08:55
Kamionkickseed detects the CD-ROM, scans it, loads installer components from it, detects network hardware, brings up the network using DHCP, downloads the kickstart file, translates it into a preseed file, and preseeds debconf with it08:55
T-Bonelamont_r: it's not fixed08:55
Kamion*then* it goes into the language question08:55
T-Bonelamont_r: the dbg package worked out of the box08:55
lamont_rKamion: woot!08:55
Kamionthe only remaining buglet is that there's a bit of DHCP spew on the screen, but that's easy to fix08:55
thomKamion: that is so totally AWESOME08:56
lamont_rKamion: have a chance to see if the livecd boots for you?08:56
lamont_rmine hangs with the panel on the screen08:56
thomoh, for fucks sake08:56
lamont_rbut unpopulated08:56
KamionI'm not quite sure yet how much I have confused d-i in the process, given that I've perverted its sequence quite drastically08:56
thomunreproducible with unstripped/debug enabled firefox08:56
T-Bonethom: lemme guess: failed on the second run?08:56
T-Bonesigh08:56
thomT-Bone: that'd be a good thing08:56
thomthis'll be fun to debug, then08:57
Kamionlamont_r: burning08:57
T-Bonethom: this is madness :P08:57
lamont_rthanks - I freely admit that my laptop sucks08:57
lamont_ralthough it does actually have 256MB08:57
thomT-Bone: s/madness/mozilla firefox/ and you're pretty close to the truth08:57
lamont_rof ram08:57
T-Bonethom: heh. That could be said of quite some packages (ooo, glibc... :)08:58
thomKamion: so what does a kickstart file look like?08:58
T-Bonelamont_r: if that's quantic ram, where each bit can be 0 and 1 at the same time, no wonder why it fails :)08:58
Kamionlamont_r: damn, it was using the old vmlinuz08:59
Kamionlamont_r: i.e. -23 ... sorry08:59
Kamionlamont_r: the daily d-i build must have predated -24 making it into the archive09:00
lamont_rand what's with this 3 minutes from the language questions to gnome splash, eh?09:00
Kamionthom: my current test one is:09:00
Kamionlang en_GB09:00
Kamionlangsupport --default=en_GB de_DE09:00
Kamionkeyboard uk09:00
Kamiontimezone --utc Europe/London09:00
lamont_rKamion: certainly did.09:00
lamont_rfeh09:00
T-Bonelamont_r: that's genlocale, at your se(r)vice09:00
lamont_rKamion: let me go kick a set of daily-di's09:00
Kamionlamont_r: smurfix uploaded a proper d-i today, checking to see if it's in the archive now09:00
Kamionlamont_r: should be no need09:00
lamont_roh, even better09:00
KamionT-Bone: sevice?09:00
thomKamion: that's all? sweet09:01
Kamionthom: well, that only preseeds part of the install, it's not complete09:01
thomsure09:01
T-BoneKamion: "abuse" in french09:01
thomi was expecting some xml monstrosity09:01
Kamionthere aren't actually appropriate kickstart variables for all of the questions we ask (e.g. initial username/password)09:01
Kamionso I need to extend the format a bit09:01
Kamionelmo: could you byhand d-i ubuntu17?09:02
elmodone09:02
Kamionta09:02
Kamionwow, that was quick09:02
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thomi think we should blame elmo for the ldd madness on ia6409:03
lamont_rthom: remember - he knows where you live09:03
T-Bonelol09:04
thomlamont_r: this is true, but given his usual performance when driving round london, i'm pretty safe09:04
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Kamionha, bye-bye dhcp spew09:05
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lamont_rit seems to not do anything with interface-mtu when specified09:05
thomthreaded bugs are such sex09:05
thomwhy did no-one harass me about this before?!09:06
lamont_rthom: because we thought you had tried and failed? :-)09:06
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thomlamont_r: really? if i had i would've whined loudly and got colin to fix it :P09:07
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Kamionwhy me? :P09:08
T-BoneKamion: because you *can*? :)09:09
thomit's perl and a bug tracking system09:09
Kamionoh, that sort of threading09:09
thomin the end, it must be your fault somewhere09:09
T-Bonelol09:09
truluxajmitch: we may need a new mailing list at Ubuntu for SELinux discussion09:09
truluxajmitch: is that possible?09:09
KamionI keep thinking you mean firefox09:09
thomKamion: if you want to fix firefox, you're more than welcome to09:09
thomi really won't complain ;-)09:09
lamont_rKamion: so how fast do livecd's create?09:10
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Kamionlamont_r: about five minutes for the lot09:10
truluxmdz: hi?09:10
lamont_rdoes that mean I can hit return?09:10
thomhrm, firefox is not fast with debugging symbols09:10
Kamionlamont_r: on what?09:11
lamont_rrsync'ing yet another one.09:11
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Kamionlamont_r: no, the d-i byhand hasn't hit the archive yet09:11
jbaileyKamion: I just got back - do you still have questions about glibc's build system?09:11
lamont_ror are we still waiting for the d-i upload to publsih?09:11
Kamionor at least not the mirror on little09:11
Kamionjbailey: nah, after a bit more investigation we redirected our ire in the direction of the monstrosity known as ia32-libs09:12
lamont_relmo: is it time for another mid-day day end? :-)09:12
elmoit's on the other mirrors09:12
elmoyou should be able to pull it into little09:12
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jbaileyKamion: Lovely, if you need anything else from it, lemme know.  I wrote what's there now.  if you think it's bad now, you should've seen it before I touched it the first time. =)09:12
jbaileyKamion: It's due for a post {hoary,sarge} simplification pass, though.09:13
lamont_rjbailey: it was pretty then? :)09:13
Kamionelmo: hm, maybe I synced too early09:13
jbaileylamont_r: Well, it didn't use debhelper, and all the arch stuff was spread throughout with nested if statements.09:13
T-Bonelamont_r: you should have seen that: nice shapes all around :)09:13
lamont_rjbailey: ew!09:14
jbaileylamont_r: And there was about 3 times as much perl to get it all glued together.09:14
mdztrulux: hi09:14
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Kamionno, apparently auckland is just slow09:14
Kamionhm, but no "update in progress" file09:15
elmoare you still mirroring off auckland?09:15
elmoI should move you over to syowa09:15
elmowhen, err, I finished reinstalling it09:16
truluxmdz: hey mdz, I've asked ajmith for a new mailing list, ubuntu-selinux09:16
truluxmdz: is that possible?09:16
elmotrulux: why are you asking ajmitch?09:17
Kamionelmo: yeah, auckland is the one I have the private rsync access to09:17
truluxelmo: just because he is an ubuntu dev and he is also in the selinux work team09:18
trulux:)09:18
mdztrulux: can we make it a bit more general, perhaps a mailing list about ubuntu and proactive security?09:18
Kamionmirnyy doesn't have it either though09:18
elmoKamion: eh09:18
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truluxmdz: sure09:18
truluxmdz: good idea :)09:19
mdztrulux: if so, I have no problem with it; jdub would be the person to nag about creating the list09:19
truluxmdz: ok09:19
elmoGAR09:19
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elmosyowa being down has broken the mirroring09:19
lamont_rhrm.. that was the wrong button09:19
mdztrulux: are you sure there is enough to discuss that we can't do it on ubuntu-devel instead?09:19
truluxmdz: I'm also going to make the basic selinux-support metapackage (writing it now) and then hack dpkg layout to remove the dirty post-insttricks for files labeling09:19
truluxmdz: the list will start getting *lots* of issues09:20
truluxmdz: look at fedora-selinux09:20
truluxtraffic09:20
trulux:)09:20
mdzgood point; I wasn't thinking of support issues09:20
truluxamong the development discussion09:20
truluxmdz: separation is good for this, -devel and support ones09:20
truluxso09:20
truluxwe keep our devs organized09:20
truluxand clean09:20
truluxas we do here09:20
truluxif someone asks, we say "#ubuntu, not here"09:21
elmoKamion: fixed really now, sorry09:21
Kamionelmo: looks good, thanks09:21
Kamionelmo: so, er, sorry for making a package obsolete a day after introducing it :)09:24
Kamiondidn't quite expect that09:25
lamont_ryou go Kamion ! :-)09:25
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Kamionit's publishing09:28
Kamionnearly there09:28
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Kamionlamont_r: it's up09:30
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truluxmdz: also, is there any chance on introducing the gcc-hardened packages in Hoary?09:35
lamont_rwow - that was a fast rsync09:36
lamont_r   503156736 100%    3.11MB/s    0:02:34  (1, 100.0% of 1)09:36
T-Boneheh09:36
lamont_rit's actually going to take longer to burn09:36
lamont_r(<10MB actually transferred)09:36
Kamionwell, the rootfs didn't change09:37
mdztrulux: in universe, sure09:37
lamont_rexactly09:37
mdztrulux: assuming it doesn't involve replacing libgcc09:37
mdz(or anything else in main)09:37
truluxit does not09:37
trulux:)09:37
truluxwill not :)09:37
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truluxmdz: oops, here there's a woman that calls me for dinner09:38
truluxshe can get angry, and the food, cold09:38
thomso, the cure to get firefox-locale-* to work on ia64 is to ship firefox with debug symbols and unstripped. everyone happy with this? great09:38
truluxso09:38
truluxbbl09:38
trulux:)09:38
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T-Bonedoko: so as far as i understand, i'd have to add gcc-4.0 source to the srcs in ia32-libs, a modified source that will build lib32gcc1 on a 32bit system, right?09:38
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Kamionthom: er, yuck :)09:41
lamont_rthom: only on ia64, right? :-)09:43
lamont_rfixating09:43
lamont_rthom: so what you're saying is that it appears to be an uninitialized variable or something?09:43
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T-Bonemdz: re your mail on d-devel, it actually took 8h to make it. That's why i sent you the mail, though you had already answered09:44
mdzT-Bone: I was travelling, and it was queued on my laptop09:44
thomlamont-away: guess so09:44
T-Bonemdz: i'd be interested to know what are the issues you consider as troublesome WRT hoary (pending OOo fixup, and recent firefox b0rkage...)09:46
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mdzT-Bone: preview is in less than three weeks, it still has major breakage and has seen very little testing09:54
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ubuntuwell - 4 minutes + to boot, and pcmcia didn't seem to start itself09:54
T-Bonemdz: define major breakage please09:55
T-Bonemdz: it won't see anymore testing if we don't advertise it either...09:55
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mdzT-Bone: ia64 is at about the point now where it needed to be at feature freeze09:55
mdzwe will not cobble it together at the last minute and then call it an officially supported product09:55
dokoT-Bone: yes, exactly09:55
mdzT-Bone: is there some reason you have not advertised it?09:56
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T-Bonemdz: i don't see what's the problem. Put aside that firefox bug that has recently come up, and the OOo issue i'm fixing, there ain't such "major borkage"09:57
T-Bonemdz: your mail was reading as if ia64 was on the same level as sparc, which is definitely not the case09:57
T-Bonedoko: ok. Special areas I should be extra carefull (when repackaging the modified gcc source maybe?)09:57
Simirado anyone here have some time to help me with a system/warty issue? I'm moving a system from one disc to another.09:58
T-Bonemdz: i haven't advertise because that's Not My Job (tm)09:58
T-Bone+d09:58
mdzT-Bone: that's exactly the problem with ia64; no one is owning the problems09:58
KamionT-Bone: why isn't it your job?09:58
T-Bonemdz: i beg your pardon. I'm asked to put up, I do09:58
mdzT-Bone: you won't take responsibility for leading the porting effort, but you want me to take responsibility for it as an officially supported architecture?09:59
T-BoneKamion: because I'm not dealing with 'press releases' of any kind. I've posted around requesting testing already, some noise has been made... I can't summon the community toward that work if it's not willing to look at it09:59
T-Bonemdz: Since when should I take responsibility for the architecture?10:00
T-Bonewho is officially responsible for x86, ppc and amd64?10:00
Kamionin fairness http://www.ubuntulinux.org/community/teams/ia64 says Thierry Simonnet is leading the port team; I haven't really seen much from him10:00
T-Bonemdz: bear in mind that i'm a 24-year-old student, and that I do opensource as a hobby.10:00
KamionMithrandir leads the amd64 team10:00
mdzT-Bone said that he would lead ia64, but then he withdrew and said he was leaving town, and Thierry Simonnet was supposed to take over.  Thierry Simonnet didn't answer my emails about ia6410:01
T-BoneMithrandir works for Canonical, doesn't he?10:01
mdzno10:01
T-Bonemdz: i *never* said i would lead ia6410:01
T-Bonemdz: because I *always* knew I couldn't do it10:01
T-Bonebecause I have a life aside Ubuntu10:02
mdzI'll have to dig up the email exchange10:02
Kamioni386, powerpc, and amd64 are all architectures with enough of an install base among all of the initial Ubuntu developers that there wasn't so much of a need for a port lead, though10:02
T-Bonea MS (and next year a PhD) can't be prepared out of a few hours of work you see...10:02
mdzyou are not making any sense10:03
T-Bonei'm sorry that you can't understand me10:03
T-Bonelet me recap: i started that work on a student project which was expected to have a beginning and an end.10:03
Kamionthe point is not that we expect you in particular to have time to lead the port; it's fine that you only have a certain amount of time to contribute, and we're glad you're contributing that time10:03
T-BoneI decided to pursue my work on my freetime, as I often do on Open Source projects I involve myself in10:04
Kamionthe issue is that somebody, or some group of people, does need to have enough time to take fairly consistent responsibility for driving the port forward10:04
T-BoneKamion: that's definitely a sure thing. But I can't be that group10:04
Kamionand if the leader is spending most of his/her time delegating and making sure the minions :-) get the actual bulk of the work done, that's also fine10:05
T-BoneKamion: and (as a freelance/studant), I don't hold the wires in the background, if you see what I mean10:05
Kamionok, we're not saying *you* have to be10:05
mdzT-Bone: neither you nor anyone else is willing to take responsibility for it.  this is why it is not ready.10:05
T-Bonemdz: maybe. But in no way I can be held responsible for this.10:06
Kamionthis isn't a question of apportioning guilt10:06
T-BoneI fulfilled all the commitment I involved myself in, so far10:06
T-Bone+s10:06
T-Boneeven those I knew it'd be very hard for me to cope with given some extraneous very troublesome events that happened to me10:07
T-BoneKamion: that's ok. It feels like i'm being blamed for things I haven't done.10:07
T-Bonenobody seemed to have noticed that the burden is on *my* shoulders, if nobody else hack on ia64, btw :P10:09
KamionI don't think anyone's blaming, and I don't think it's productive to think of it in terms of blame; it will only get everyone upset10:09
T-Boneto that extent i'm very thankful to you (kamion) and lamont for your valuable help10:09
Kamionincluding yourself :)10:09
T-Boneheh10:09
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Kamionactually, if nobody else hacks on ia64, the buck has a habit of stopping at Canonical by default; and there's only so much effort we can afford to put in10:10
EinzelgangerAre there any tests (subscribed,spam) on sending mails to ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com. I tried to send a (long) mail 2 days ago, but it didn't arrive.10:10
KamionEinzelganger: it's moderated for non-subscribers10:11
T-BoneKamion: 'the buck'?10:11
KamionT-Bone: responsibility10:11
remi`if I may add my grain of salt to the ia64 conversation, i'm part of the students team working for/with thierry simonnet10:11
T-BoneKamion: err, then I don't get what you said :P10:11
mdzT-Bone: I'm not blaming you; I'm trying to explain to you that official support for an architecture requires more than having things compile10:11
KamionT-Bone: one of the things that was brought up in Mataro as a means of reducing the "but *you* get paid for it" resentment was to point out that people who're paid to hack also get told what to hack on, and thus basically end up doing the boring stuff that nobody else wants to do10:12
KamionT-Bone: which tends to include picking up the pieces from things nobody else is actively supporting10:12
KamionT-Bone: but we do have limited resources and we need to limit our exposure to that10:12
T-Boneroger that10:12
KamionT-Bone: ("the buck stops here" is an English idiom, BTW, meaning roughly "the responsibility ends up here if nobody else assumes it")10:14
T-Bonebut then if ia64 isn't part of Canonical's priority, maybe it shouldn't be ever considered for "support". Unless you're willing to rely on community support only, which can vary alot, as one can see...10:14
EinzelgangerHow often is it moderated, and do you get a message if/why something is refused ? (send 24 hours ago actually) ?10:14
T-BoneKamion: ah ok :)10:14
KamionEinzelganger: I think it's on a "when mako/jdub get around to it" basis ...10:14
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KamionT-Bone: the original intent was that it should be a largely community-supported port, certainly10:15
T-BoneKamion: seems that the ia64 community is a rather peculiar one10:15
lamont_rmoo10:15
lamont_rKamion: much happier livecd10:15
lamont_rjust placed one with someone I met in the coffee shop10:15
EinzelgangerI'll try to send it again then with a reply-to which is the same as my subscribed email-adres. This moderation is that fairly new, I send this month and it seemed to be immediatly send ?10:16
mdzyes.  Canonical contributed the necessary hardware, with the expectation of support from the community to drive the port10:16
Kamionwith support from Canonical people where necessary (e.g. lamont's basically the only person with access to munge the buildds, I'm basically the only person with access to munge CD images, etc.)10:16
makoEinzelganger: i'll look at it10:16
Einzelgangermako, ah, ok10:17
KamionEinzelganger: it's been moderated from day one AFAIK10:17
Kamionlamont_r: cool10:17
elmoKamion: [and launchpad's meant to fix that] 10:17
Kamionelmo: right10:17
T-BoneKamion: yeah. As I understand it, if canonical has bought machines, I fail to see why Canonical's people (which are the only ones to access them) wouldn't have ia64 listed on their tasks...10:17
KamionT-Bone: hence "where necessary"; most of the porting effort should not be resting on the shoulders of those with direct access to the buildds10:18
T-Boneas to the community support, it looks (to me) that the 'community' is waiting to have a "released" product to draw a "verdict" on it...10:19
mdzT-Bone: if the community is waiting for someone else to deliver a port, that is backwards10:19
T-BoneKamion: sure. That's where I (tried to) do my part of the job10:19
T-Bonemdz: alas10:19
KamionT-Bone: right10:20
Kamionanyway, gotta go, night all10:20
T-Bonesee ya10:20
mdzin large part, the viability of a port will be determined by the willingness of the community to develop it10:20
mdzjust as with other open source projects10:20
T-Bonesure10:20
mdzKamion: night10:21
T-Bonethe fact is that it looks like ia64 is more a 'market community' than a 'developers community', if i may say so10:21
lamont_rT-Bone: for the most part, canonical employees don't have access to the machines10:21
lamont_rfor example, I'm the only one with logins on the buildd's. (well, modulo elmo-the-admin)10:22
T-Bonelamont_r: heh. So what are these machines for?10:22
lamont_rT-Bone: they're for building bits10:22
dredgso wht happens if both you and elmo get hit by busses?10:22
mdzthey build packages.10:22
lamont_rdredg: then we get repalced10:23
mdzdredg: this is why we keep them in separate countries :-)10:23
dredgmdz: cunning :)10:23
mdzit would require a very large bus10:23
lamont_rdredg: I already got hit by one large truck. that's enough10:23
mdzor a far-reaching conspirace of buses10:23
lamont_rthe truck that hit me outweighed my full-size bronco by 10x10:23
dredgeep10:24
lamont_rmdz: you don't subscribe to the one-bus theory, eh?10:24
dredgwell, i did specify busses10:24
lamont_rdredg: it was, um, an experience.  and I don't care to repeat it10:24
T-Bonelamont_r: how many machines does it take to 'build bits'? Or else, what kind of bits are you building? :}10:24
lamont_rthere are 3 for redundancy10:24
T-Boneerr10:24
lamont_rwhich is good for times when elmo is rebuilding the datacenter :-)10:24
lamont_r(right now I have 2 ia64 buildds...)10:25
T-Bonewe're talking about redundancy for a yet unsupported arch? :}10:25
T-Boneain't that backwards? :)10:25
dredgneed any more admins? :)10:25
elmot-bone: 3 buildds is our standard config10:26
elmoand non-$$$$ ia64 machines are not fast, 3 isn't excessive10:27
elmo(heck, the non-fast machines are $$$$, the fast ones are $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$)10:27
ograheh10:27
lamont_rT-Bone: near as I can figure, mark was given to understand that there was a community out there, and that if we built it they would come.10:27
lamont_rin that respect, ia64 is going at it completely backwards10:27
T-Boneelmo: how's Debian ia64 buildd doing? :}10:27
lamont_rT-Bone: I don't think debian has purchased a single ia64 machine10:28
elmoT-Bone: the Debian ia64 buildd is a) one of 3 ia64 d.o machines, b) faster than ours, c) has less to do than ours10:29
lamont_rhell - _I_ have better ia64 machines at home than the data center has10:29
T-Boneelmo: less to do?10:29
lamont_relmo: d) donated hardware10:29
elmolamont_r: well, that's a prerequiste for "d.o machine",but yeah 10:29
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lamont_relmo: yeah10:30
T-Boneanyway. I'm not making up the community. You (ex-)Debian folks know how it goes with Debian ia64 better than I do, I suppose?10:30
elmoT-Bone: debian doesn't do daily installer builds, debian doesn't do live cd builds, debian doesn't have all our uploads, we have (modulo freezes) almost all of Debian's uploads10:30
ogralamont_r: wow, other ppl need 9 months for only one10:30
lamont_rogra: yeah, I know I'm good.10:30
T-Boneelmo: fair enough10:30
lamont_r:-)10:30
ograheh10:30
elmoT-Bone: debian doesn't do random crack like "rebuild the archive to test it builds" or "build with gcc $v+1", etc.10:31
ogralamont_r: we all know that ;)10:31
lamont_relmo: speaking of which.... We really need to do that before preview10:31
T-Bonein the end, what do you guys suggest?10:32
T-Boneam I to continue that work as a loner?10:32
T-Bonewith no forseable release coming on the way?10:32
elmolamont: dude, I'm in the data centre on a friday night, I'm going to be here until the transport goes away.  I'm doing what I can10:32
mdzT-Bone: as i have said from the beginning, the port needs a lead to take responsibility for getting it into shape10:32
mdzT-Bone: no one said that you need to be that person, but someone does10:32
lamont_relmo: I know - I was just giving you ammo for help with prioritization... :-)10:33
mdzwe cannot "release first, find support resources later"10:33
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mdzif no one cares enough about the port to lead it, then that is a strong indicator that it may not be viable as an official port10:33
T-Bonemdz: still, there's one thing I fail to understand: in your scheme, what happens if the community decides to drop support?10:34
mdzT-Bone: if no one is willing to support it, then obviously it would need to be dropped10:34
T-Boneok10:35
T-Bonewell, as I see it, there's certainly a market place for a rock solid ia64 linux distribution10:35
T-Bonenow,10:35
elmoKamion: is there a daily for i386 with the 'server' stuff fixed, by any chance?10:36
T-Boneone would have to bear in mind that the ia64 market is rather specific (a niche market, most likely), and that its users are also specific (universities, computing farms, massive calculations etc),10:36
T-Bonenow, if neither the manufacturers of the hardware, nor the makers of the distribution, nor the community at large are willing to take the bet and get involved,10:37
T-Bonewell, everything is rather pointless...10:37
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mdzthe current 'makers of the distribution" have too much work to do already.  of course, there is always a place for someone new to become an Ubuntu maintainer and lead a new port10:38
mdzbut in this case, no one is willing10:38
T-Bonei don't have much insight in the debian ia64 community, but I wonder who's putting up there, and why they aren't interested in Ubuntu...10:39
mdzinterest in Debian does not automatically imply interest in Ubuntu10:40
mdzperhaps they are happy working on Debian/ia6410:40
T-Bonemdz: to state things a bit clearly, it boils down to "get the users involved or get the manufacturers to pay people to get involved", as I see it?10:43
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EvaSDK'lo guys10:46
Gagatanyou're a development kit?10:46
EvaSDKmaybe :)10:46
Gagatan;)10:46
Gagatanevolve with age perhaps.. like a good bottle of vintage port ;)10:46
T-Bonemdz: anyway, if you haven't already, it'd probably be a good thing that you get in touch with Thierry at some point...10:48
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mdzT-Bone: I have sent email on several occasions, with no response10:53
T-Bonemdz: at tsimonnet@yahoo.com ?10:53
mdzT-Bone: is there something in particular I should speak with him about?10:53
T-Bonemdz: well, he's supposedly the team leader you're looking for?10:54
mdzI will check which address I used10:54
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mdzT Simonnet <tsimonnet@yahoo.com>10:54
T-Bonestrange10:54
mdzI emailed 30th Nov asking about the status of various ia64 bugs10:55
mdzI then emailed 24th Dec to follow up10:55
mdzbecause all of the same bugs were still present10:55
T-Bonemdz: may i suggest that you mail him again stating what are your expectations WRT team leading?10:55
mdzOn Tue, Nov 30, 2004 at 06:49:19AM -0800, T Simonnet wrote:10:56
mdz> I'm ok with your proposal and would be glad to handle the IA64 port. 10:56
mdz(I told him what my expectations were, and he said that he would take on the role)10:56
T-Bonethen if you think he's not living up to these expectations, maybe it's time to tell him directly10:57
jordiWho is T Simonnet?10:57
T-Bonei don't particularly like the idea of playing the 'man-in-the-middle'10:57
T-Bonejordi: ia64 team leader10:58
mdzT-Bone: I thought I was clear.  all of this happened over two months ago10:58
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mdzI did email him with my expectations, he did say that he would accept the role, I did email saying that my expectations were not met10:58
T-Bonemdz: yeah, but if you don't have news in two months, maybe it's time to ring a bell? Or else what, are we waiting for the situation to rot?10:58
mdzit was at that point that the ia64 port entered its current situations10:58
mdzia64 is not one of my priorities; I cannot be responsible for reminding the port leader of his responsibilities10:59
Simiramdz: isn't Tollef handling the AMD64 part?10:59
Simiraport10:59
mdzthat is the idea of having a port leader, for them to keep track of issues and make sure that progress is made10:59
mdzSimira: yes.  ia64 is a different port10:59
Simiraoh, ok10:59
HcESimira: ia64 is a totally different instruction set than x86-6411:00
T-Bonemdz: your responsibilities doesn't involved keeping an eye on team leaders? They're supposed to auto-watch themselves? So basically if one leader fails at his task, nobody takes action?11:00
HcEia64 is a pure 64-bit processor11:00
mdzamd64 is a good example of how this _should_ work11:00
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Simirahey, I'm just a clueless girl, you know. Never mind me sticking my nose into everything.11:00
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Simira:p11:00
HcET-Bone: correct with beer ;)11:01
sabdflT-Bone: mdz sets goals and strategy for the distro, the team either keeps up or their work doesn't make the cut11:01
T-Bonehi sabdfl 11:01
mdzT-Bone: I'm responsible for tracking the release goals; ia64 was not made a release goal because there was no one to lead the port11:01
sabdflhi all11:01
T-Bonemdz: but maybe you should have complained about that on the mailing lists?11:02
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T-Bonebecause why would someone else stands up if noone's aware of the problem?11:02
tsengT-Bone: if no one was aware, doesnt that sort of prove a point?11:02
dredgT-Bone: so what's stopping you or someone else raising the same point on the mailing lists?11:02
tsengthat no one is taking any intiative to care for the port11:02
mdzT-Bone: I truly appreciate the work that you have done on ia64, but I simply don't have the bandwidth to drive it in addition to my other work11:03
T-Bonedredg: maybe because there's some kind of hierarchical relationship between me and the team leader (and not only in the community)?11:03
mdzT-Bone: that includes searching for a new team leader11:03
T-Bonemdz: heh. Glad to learn that at least I did something useful :}11:03
sabdflso what's the status on ia64?11:04
T-Bones/useful/valuable/ - The usefulness remains to be proven11:04
dredgT-Bone: sorry, i'm not trying to step on toes or pick an argument, i was merely making a suggestion.11:04
T-Bonesabdfl: well, kamion and I seem to thikn that, put aside the openoffice and firefox bugs, the port is in rather good shape11:05
sabdflok11:05
mdzit seems to be installable now, and the live CD recently became functional11:05
T-Bonethe openoffice issue is a matter of recompiling a package11:05
sabdflthose are both good news11:05
sabdflis oo.o2 better?11:05
T-Bonethe firefox one just came out last week and seem a bit trickier11:05
mdzmy opinion is that ia64 could probably be made ready for hoary if someone with the necessary skills were able to devote a significant chunk of time per week to it11:07
T-Boneoo.o2 isn't available yet on ia64, afaict11:07
mdzas Tollef did for Warty/amd6411:07
T-Bonemdz: that would certainly speed up things by several orders of magnitude11:07
mdzbut it is by no means a sure thing11:08
mdzpreview is less than three weeks away, and ia64 is still significantly behind the big three architectures11:08
T-Bonei do not agree on the "significantly' there11:08
T-Bonebut it's only my opinion11:08
sabdflT-Bone: can you quantify that - do we have a per-architecture ftbfs list?11:09
T-Boneafaict, everything works in Ubuntu-desktop except oo.o and firefox11:09
mdzthere are bugs in bugzilla for FTBFS on ia6411:10
T-Bonesabdfl: the only ftbfs i'm aware for ia64 is libbonobo, and that's a bug existing in debian as well11:10
mdzthere are uninstallable packages on ia64; language-support-en was uninstallable the last time I looked, but that may have changed11:10
mdzthat would have been a side effect of oo.o being completely missing11:10
T-Boneit is11:11
seb128T-Bone: hum ?11:11
seb128T-Bone: libbonobo is fine in debian afaik11:12
mdzT-Bone: oo.o and firefox are two of the cornerstones of ubuntu-desktop :-)11:12
elmoia64 has 4 main packages in failed, 4 in building11:13
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T-Boneseb128: maybe i'm mistaking. You'd have to ask lamont-away about that11:13
seb128elmo: libbonobo sync please11:13
elmoone in dep-wait11:13
seb128I've fixed the FTBFS in deb11:13
seb128we just need to sync11:13
elmoseb128: done11:14
seb128thanks11:14
T-Bonemdz: yeah i know, hence the efforts on them. oo.o should be trivial. Firefox looks a lot more tricky11:14
mdzhttp://people.ubuntulinux.org/~cjwatson/testing/hoary_outdate.txt says 7 binaries are out of date, including libbonobo11:14
seb128T-Bone: this one is fixed now :p11:14
T-Boneseb128: heh thanks :)11:14
mdzT-Bone: I think it is overly optimistic to say that it is trivial11:14
T-Bonemdz: ooffice works with ia32 libs11:15
mdzit is unlikely that anyone has started oo.o even once on ubuntu/ia6411:15
mdzT-Bone: you have tested it?11:15
T-Bonemdz: said otherwise: if you install ia32-libs and use the x86 installer it works11:15
T-Bonemdz: i'm doing that (had to dl the big installer)11:15
mdzT-Bone: what installer?11:15
T-Bonemdz: that's what i've been told by debian folks11:15
mdzthe one from upstream?11:15
T-Bonemdz: the official one11:15
T-Boneyeah11:15
mdzthat is not the same thing as the Ubuntu package working11:16
T-Bonemdz: sure. At least it means no need for code tweaking in oo.o11:16
T-Boneand it means it can be done11:16
mdzit has not even been built yet; in theory it could work, but the work has not even begun, much less testing11:16
T-Bonemdz: the work has begun. See my questions about lib32gcc1 earlier today11:17
T-Bonei need help in the ia32-libs package, but I'm trying to put up on my own11:17
mdzMithrandir worked with that package; he may be able to help you11:18
T-Bonethat'd be cool11:18
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mdzbut the fact that you need help means that it is not trivial11:19
T-Boneno 11:19
T-Boneit means the package isn't trivial (the ia32-libs one)11:19
T-Bonei have a grasp of what needs to be done. I don't know how to do it. That's fairly different :}11:19
mdzif you don't know how to do it, it isn't trivial, by definition11:20
T-Bonebasically we just want ia32-libs to build a lib32gcc1 package.11:20
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T-Bonemdz: it can be trivial for somebody with knowledge in the mechanics of that package11:20
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T-Boneas it is trivial for me to write a new basic kernel driver, but it's not for everyone else :}11:21
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mdzT-Bone: I do not think that word means what you think it means11:22
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:mdz] : Ubuntu Development | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-love for getting involved | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HoaryGoals | If your system hangs at login on Hoary, upgrade to the latest kernel
Simiramdz: hm, does this mean I shouldn't upgrade hoary in a little while, when it still works?11:23
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:mdz] : Ubuntu Development | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-love for getting involved | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HoaryGoals | If your system hangs at login on Hoary, upgrade to kernel 2.6.10-24
mdzSimira: hopefully that answers your question :-)11:24
Simira:p11:24
SimiraI've no idea of what kernel I have, but I'll check it tomorrow11:24
T-Bonemdz: what i mean is that it *should hopefully* be a matter of adding the proper parameters to a package (ia32-libs) and put tarballs wherever needed, to get oo.o working on ia64. That's what I call trivial, by comparing to "fixing the firefox segfault" which is everything but simple and requires much more work.11:24
mdz  trivial adj. 1. Too simple to bother detailing. 2. Not worth the11:26
mdz     speaker's time. 3. Complex, but solvable by methods so well known that11:26
mdz     anyone not utterly {cretinous} would have thought of them already. 4.11:26
mdz     Any problem one has already solved11:26
T-Bone:/11:26
T-Boneit's my bad for having been used to relativise triviality of problems11:27
mdzI'm sorry, but I need to work on some other things now11:27
mdzif you would like to continue the discussion about ia64, I think it would be best to do it on ubuntu-devel where others can participate11:28
T-Bonei've said pretty much everything i had to say11:29
T-Boneand I won't post on u-devel claiming that Thierry isn't doing his work11:29
T-Bonei just can't do that.11:29
elmoanyone familiar with the installer over serial console?11:31
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elmoI'm just wondering if there's anyway to break out to menu, or otherwise get a shell11:32
T-Bone'get back' should bring you to menu iirc11:33
T-Boneat least it did last time i checked that11:33
elmoyeah, I'm stuck in a loop which doesn't have that11:33
T-Boneouch11:33
sabdflT-Bone: rather than pointing fingers, it would be great to summarise the work to be done11:33
elmooh, no, I'm not, I just needed to do it a ocuple of times - thanks11:33
T-Boneelmo: heh :)11:34
sabdfli read that as "an occult of times"11:34
sabdflths porting business is serious... voodoo.11:34
aj"I'm caught in a loop... I can't break out... Because I'm installing Ubuntu, baby" ?11:34
sabdflschweet jaysus...11:34
T-Bonesabdfl: i can do that, but I can only speak about my point of view. To me it seems that the only issues left are oo.o and firefox. mdz seems to think otherwise...11:35
sabdfl"we can't go on together, with pernicious lines"11:35
mdzI think that you haven't done a comprehensive investigation of the issues yet11:36
sabdflmdz: did i miss you laying out your concerns?11:36
aj"and we can't run our system... with pernicious lines"11:36
T-Bonei guess i'll mail a ia64 status as lamont did for hppa11:36
mdzT-Bone: that would be good11:36
sabdflaj: how about some duelling elvis down under?11:37
mdzsabdfl: I stopped paying attention to it in December when T Simonnet vanished.  Since then I have closed/deprioritized ia64-specific bugs, and excluded it from my radar11:37
T-Bonemdz: certainly. Because: 1) i don't know how to perform such an investigation; 2) i don't have time for it and maybe 3) I don't have an incentive to do it :>11:37
aj"i saw an old friend i know; whose system's running slow; is it because of pernicioun in the lines?"11:37
mdzsabdfl: honestly, the fact that it has no leadership eclipses the technical issues11:38
T-Bonemdz: that's something only you can tell on a mailing-list, imho11:38
T-Bonethat's a message that has to come from Canonical, who's the "authority" in such matters...11:39
mdzthat is a misconception11:39
ograT-Bone: canonical isnt ubuntu11:39
ograT-Bone: the community is ubuntu11:39
ograT-Bone: canonical only backs it11:40
T-Bonewho decides what has the "supported" stamp?11:41
T-Bonethat person should be the one complaining why it won't be giving such stamp to ia6411:41
sabdflT-Bone: mdz11:41
T-Boneand that person is not me11:41
T-Boneend of reasonning11:41
mdzI don't understand your position.  You still seem to be saying that ia64 should be blessed first, then fixed11:42
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tsengsorry to jump into this, but you seem to be the one most miffed about it11:42
T-Bonesabdfl: so i'm rephrasing my previous sentence: "that's a message that has to come from mdz"11:42
mdzthat is exactly the opposite of how the other ports work11:42
T-Bonemdz: not at all. What I'm saying is that you're noticing a lack of leadership, and I'm just asking you to *state* it on the m-l11:42
T-Bone(if you don't want to state it to Thierry directly)11:42
ograT-Bone: who should support it ? if it has this stamp if there is no team to do so11:43
mdzT-Bone: I already told you that I _did_ state this to Thierry directly11:43
T-BoneI'm saying that I can't be the one making such a claim, and one of the reasons i can't do that is that I have *no authority* to do so, while *you* have11:43
T-Bonemdz: two months ago. Maybe it's time to let the community know about that?11:43
tsengwhy cant anyone on the team acknowledge a lack a leadership?11:44
Simirado one need authority to request work on a part of Ubuntu?11:44
mdzT-Bone: you, as someone working on the ia64 port, surely know first-hand whether the port leader is effective11:44
T-Bonetseng: maybe because all people involved in the (very small at that point) team have some external relationships with the leader?11:44
T-Bonetseng: you know, that human factor...11:44
tsengoh, so its a personal issue?11:45
mdzT-Bone: at the time that the discussion was happening in November/December, you were unavailable, and now you have reappeared and are demanding an official ia64 port11:45
T-Bonemdz: for christ sake, can't you understand?11:45
tsengyou hadnt mentioned that before that I've seen11:45
T-Bonemdz: thierry is 40, i'm 24. That's a point. I owe him everything I know about quite a lot of things. I can't shoot him back11:45
T-Boneis that clear enough?11:45
sabdflaj: "is your memory tight, are they blinken, de lights, are you sorry... we failed... to port?"11:46
sabdflguys, calm down11:46
T-Bonemdz: i'm not demanding anything, please stop making me say things I don't11:46
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sabdflT-Bone: is thierry at his desk these days?11:46
T-Bonei'm demanding for an overview11:46
sabdflT-Bone: do you think you have the skills to get the final bits done, if you had an incentive?11:46
T-Bonesabdfl: from 8 to 16 CET he should be yes11:46
sabdflT-Bone: is he a full time teacher?11:47
T-Bonesabdfl: not within a reasonable timeframe if i have to acquire some extranous knowledge i don't have off-hand11:47
sabdfli suspect the issue is that Thierry was not expecting to be as hands-on as our other porting leads have been11:48
sabdflT-Bone: do you know someone with the necessary skills?11:48
T-Bonesabdfl: he's not a teacher. He should be reachable from 8 to 11:30 and then from 12 to 16, I suspect11:48
mdzsabdfl: I was very clear about my expectations in email, and he acknowledged them11:48
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mdz#1 on the list was to respond to ia64 bugs11:48
mdzand as far as I can tell, no one other than lamont and I have responded to a single such bug11:49
T-Bonesabdfl: the oo.o issue is a packaging one Mithrandir seems to know about. The firefox bug I could probably try to track down, but then it's not skills again, it's a matter of time11:49
sabdflfirefox-on-64-bit is not trivial11:50
sabdflit's hard code11:50
T-Bonetrue11:50
sabdflis everything else building fine?11:50
T-Bonesabdfl: it seems so. Lamont wasn't complaining about any particular FTBFS11:50
T-Bone(except the libbonobo seb128 just fixed)11:50
T-Bonesabdfl: i'm working on ubuntu at nights from 19 to 01 and on weekends from friday noon to sunday night almost fulltime (except when I take a break with my GF, who has proved to be rather comprehensive lately :})11:51
T-Bonestill, i'm not very inclined to screw up all my free time just for the fun of it :->11:52
sabdflT-Bone: is there anything you can think that i can do to help ia64 happen?11:52
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T-Bonesabdfl: well, any progress on the cloning machine? :)11:54
sabdflwaht what what?11:54
sabdflaj... shtoom?11:54
T-Bonesabdfl: afaict (but it's always difficult to predict how long a bug will take to be fixed),11:55
T-Boneoo.o might be fixed by the end of this week end if i can get some input from mithrandir in that time frame.11:55
T-Bonefixed == packaged/built/tested/uploaded (assuming no undercover bug)11:56
sabdflMithrandir: if oo.o2 can be made to build on amd64, it should build nicely on ia64 too, right?11:56
T-Bonethe firefox issue, i cna't tell yet11:56
sabdflfirefox is just not designed for 64bit architectures11:56
ograT-Bone: Mithrandir is at FOSDEM this weekend.....11:56
sabdflit's a deep deep problem apparently11:56
T-Bonesabdfl: i think so. How would you cope with that?11:56
T-Bonesabdfl: mozilla works fine OTOH11:57
sabdfloh...11:57
sabdflseriously/11:57
sabdfl?11:57
T-Boneseriously11:57
sabdflmaybe i'm mistaken then11:57
T-Boneepiphany seems to as well11:57
T-Boneafaict, firefox was working fairly well until last week11:57
jordisabdfl: I'm sorry I haven't been able to reply to your request yet. It's hard to get an OK from the People At The Top11:57
Simiraogra: yes, please tell him I miss him already, when you see him :)11:57
jordisabdfl: dunno if you spoke to carlos. I will know on Monday morning11:58
ograSimira: i'll do :)11:58
sabdfljordi: that's ok, i really appreciate your being willing to trek to london to help us make rosetta rock11:59
AndyRare many of you going to fosdem?11:59
T-Bonesabdfl: given i'm single-threaded so to speak, I can focus on one problem at a time. Depending on what you'd like i can investigate either oo.o or firefox this weekend11:59
ograi'll go only on sunday...11:59
sabdflT-Bone: ok, i have the wrong end of the stick w.r.t. firefox then11:59
sabdfli thought it was not doable at all11:59
jordisabdfl: nod. hopefully. I'd be glad.11:59
T-Boneit should be11:59
jordiAnd now, it's pub time.11:59
sabdflT-Bone: go for firefox, if it's a recent regression11:59
jordilaters11:59
T-Bonecomparing between working and non working releases should help11:59
sabdflcheers jordi12:00
AndyRquite a few from my local LUG going12:00
T-Bonesabdfl: will do. Luckily I hadn't planned to sleep tonight :}12:00

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