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seb128sorry :(12:01
mdzno worries; we are just a bigger team than we used to be :-)12:01
mdznot everyone knows what everyone else is doing\12:02
mdzI thought about having a release weather applet12:02
mdztelling what was safe to upload at the current moment12:02
jbaileymdz: Is there an equivalent of snapshot.debian.net?  Maybe also just get a version number list, and pick them specifically.12:02
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mdzjbailey: morgue.ubuntu.com is the closest thing we have12:03
lamont_rseb128: x-c /ia64 just tossed back into the fray, Ithink that's the end of howl.12:03
seb128mdz: should mail or put a topic about upload freezes :)12:03
lamont_rKamion: yeah - requested of said user, who is going to try to reproduce it now.12:03
lamont_rand given that the CPU in question is a copermine, I don't see why it would fail...12:03
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jbaileymdz: Yeah, that would do, they just would need to be aptable.  Then make a version list as of a given moment and add today's date to the source.list, and you've got your snapshot without freezing anything.12:04
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sabdflguys, hoary looks superb. really looking forward to preview12:04
sabdflnight all12:04
Kamionnight Mark12:05
mdznight12:05
thomnight mark12:05
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mdzjbailey: it gets to be complex because we're building different things in different places and need for them to be in sync.  it's much simpler to stop processing uploads for the hour or so that we need to roll one of these12:06
lamont_rjbailey: actually, having a script rip across morgue.u.c and compose source packages across all of them could be a nice thing tohave.12:06
lamont_rmdz++12:06
sabdflbrainy, ballsy, bawdy, bendy, breezy, beefy... hmm...12:06
sabdflkthxbye12:06
lamont_rsabdfl: ballsy?12:06
thomblousy12:06
Kamionmdz: it was always going to be awkward today, with elmo travelling12:07
jbaileylamont_r: Wasn't it some name like that which got jdub larted for the release names in Gnome? =)12:07
mdzyeah, I didn't realize the array-6/cabal-meeting collision until just now12:07
seb128jbailey: yeah, now GNOME releases are not named :p12:07
thomjbailey: the release codename was "and testicles too" or something, and lots of french people whined :P12:08
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seb128(that's kind of true :p)12:08
=== thom defaults to english blamelaying
thomseb128: yes, that's the best part :-)12:08
seb128http://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2004-February/msg00051.html12:09
seb128that's it12:09
mdzthom: the English blame the French, and the French blame GTK?12:10
jbaileyDoes that make Miguel French?12:11
seb128ah ah :)12:11
jbailey;P12:11
seb128rofl12:11
zuleverybody blames the french..12:12
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zulor people from toronto12:12
thommdz: nah, the french just lose paris 12:12
seb128rrrroh12:12
jon1012(someone knows a good lib to instanciate an app ? like gedit who open a new tab when you open a new file with nautilus)12:12
jon1012hmmm12:12
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jon1012i'm french :(12:12
jon1012lol12:12
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seb128jon1012: gedit use bonobo for that12:12
=== jbailey is registered on the census as a francophone. =)
seb128:)12:13
zulmy dad is a francophone12:13
jon1012seb123 > thx :)12:13
mdzlamont_r: weddell finished awfully fast; did it succeed?12:14
jon1012seb128 > do you know tutorials for this type of thing ?12:14
jon1012seb128 > or doc maybe ? :/12:14
seb128gedit's code ? :)12:14
jon1012loool12:14
jon1012:p12:14
lamont_r ubuntu-desktop: Depends: powermanagement-interface but it is not going to be i12:14
lamont_rnstalled12:14
lamont_rmdz: that'd be a 'no' ^^^12:15
=== lamont_r wonders if maybe we introduced yet another arch-all package that depends: on some partially populated arch-specific package
thompm-i is arch: any12:16
lamont_rseb128: syck is the only ia64 failure currently sitting on the pile12:16
lamont_rand it segv's - bumer12:17
thomah. acpi-support is the issue12:17
thombugger12:17
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seb128lamont_r: k12:19
eazel7flash plugin crashes my browsers :(12:19
thomlamont_r/mdz: I can upload a new acpi-support if it helps, just adding ia64 to the arch list12:19
eazel7anybody noticed this?12:19
thomeazel7: please take support queries to the #ubuntu channel12:19
Kamionthom: please12:19
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lamont_rthom: won't it fail?12:20
thomlamont_r: why? acpid is available on ia6412:20
thomas is acpi12:20
eazel7ok12:20
lamont_rah, nm.  please upload away12:20
eazel7but I'm using hoary, #ubuntu anyway?12:20
lamont_ryes12:20
Kamionthom: for the record your byhands look ok, we'll find out in a bit though12:21
lamont_reazel7: this would be the channel to discuss your proposed code change to fix the issue.12:21
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eazel7k12:21
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Kamionacpi-support will bite the install CD too12:21
thomUnpacking acpi-support (from ../acpi-support_0.19_ia64.deb) ...12:21
thomSetting up acpi-support (0.19) ...12:21
thom * Checking battery state...                                             [ ok ] 12:21
=== thom uploads
lamont_rthom: you running hoary on that ia64 box?12:22
thomlamont_r: yes12:22
=== lamont_r makes a note to actually install his zx2000 sometime soon
lamont_rKamion: how close are daily/current to array 6's release state?12:23
Kamionlamont_r: daily/current won't install second stage12:24
lamont_roh well.  with luck it's a small rsync from array 6, yes?12:26
Kamionshould be, yeah12:26
lamont_rbecause eventually, my buddy is going to kick me out.. :-)12:27
Mithrandirmvo: around?12:28
mvoMithrandir: yes, but pretty sleepy12:28
Mithrandirmvo: could you send me your .dmrc?12:28
Mithrandirjust paste it in a query.12:29
mdzKamion: cloops are ready12:29
mdzlamont_r: weddell == powerpc?12:29
Kamionweddell == ia6412:29
Kamionstarting live CD builds now12:29
mvoMithrandir: sure12:29
lamont_rweddell==ia6412:29
mdzwould anyone cry if we didn't have an array 6 for ia64?12:29
lamont_radare == ppc12:29
lamont_ra daily later wouldn't hurt either12:30
Kamionmdz: kinda sucks in the release announcement12:30
Kamionwe can leave out just the live CD12:30
mdzwe could use the old cloop for ia6412:30
KamionI'm going to wait for acpi-support for the install CD anyway12:30
mdzlamont_r: how old is it?12:30
lamont_rKamion: then again, not having it would tend to maybe motivate the technical folks to step up to the plate....12:30
mdzKamion: you do want to sleep at some point, don't you?12:30
Kamionlamont_r: true ...12:31
jon1012(I know it's not the place, but is there somebody knowing something about bonobo activation here ?)12:31
Kamionmdz: yeah, but I also want to not release a mess12:31
lamont_r20050211.312:31
lamont_rlibbonobo was backed up for a while12:31
Kamionlamont_r: if you build the cloop when fixed acpi-support's in, I can rebuild just the ia64 live CD and release that12:32
lamont_rKamion: works for me12:32
Kamionthom: would you mind hurrying cron.daily when acpi-support builds are ready?12:32
Kamiondoing whatever the katie crontab does, I guess12:32
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lamont_rthom: holler when you kick it, eh?12:35
Kamion#7108> what sets the default keyboard rate? it sure as hell isn't base-installer12:36
KamionI guess that's in the kernel or something12:36
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mdzeven if ia64 were horribly broken, I wouldn't consider it a mess overall12:38
lamont_rmdz: ia64 or the array? :-)12:38
=== lamont_r ducks
Kamionmdz: some urgent-must-be-fixed-right-away bustage has come up in Debian, so I'm going to be up for a while anyway :(12:39
thomKamion: waiting on buildds12:39
Kamionthom: ta12:39
lamont_rthom: I think they've all uploaded12:42
thomlamont_r: jackass disagrees12:43
lamont_rwell, I told em all to12:43
thomoh, just waiting for queue run12:44
thomi'll let you off :-)12:44
lamont_ryeah - cron.hourly; cron.daily :0)12:45
lamont_ralthough hourly is probably safer to just wait 5 minutes12:45
thomlamont_r: yes12:45
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amuhmm what happend with gnupg-agent, gnupg2 gpgsm ?  12:49
=== thom gets bored and kicks cron.daily
thomaww:12:52
thomInstalling new version of config file /etc/init.d/powernowd ...12:52
thomThis processor "" is known _not_ to support power-saving.12:52
thomyou mean mckinley doesn't support speedstep?12:52
lamont_rhehe12:53
Kamionlive CDs available12:53
thomUpdating wanna-build databases...12:53
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thomKamion: mirrors should be updating now12:55
lamont_rmeaning jackass is current?12:55
thomjackass is current now, yes12:55
thomcron.daily just finished12:55
Kamionlamont_r: what's wrong with it?12:55
lamont_rpackage in main b-d package in universe --> loop every cron.daily, polluting the reports12:56
Kamionouch12:56
lamont_ria64 livecd/d-i builds kicked12:56
lamont_rand there are at least 2 such packages today12:56
lamont_rso w-b needs to respect the ogre model12:57
lamont_rOTOH, it's pretty easy to tell, even with my hail-mary gnome smashing today12:58
thomoh, fucksticks12:58
thomi need to fix ffox on ia64 at some point12:58
lamont_rthom: lol12:58
lamont_rhey - fix hppa whileyou're at it,eh?12:59
lamont_rsame bug, wasn't it???12:59
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thomhrm12:59
thomthat means finding power and network for the hppa12:59
lamont_rthom: I'll buy you _3_ beers if I can quit stripping firefox from the ubuntu-desktop/hppa :-)01:00
thomi'm hoping it'll just go away when i upload ff 1.0.1 actually01:00
lamont_rthat'd be way cool01:01
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Kamionand cdimage cron.daily's away01:01
thomKamion: d-i look ok then? *phew*01:02
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Kamionthom: I think so, yeah01:03
Kamionwe'll find out :)01:03
thomheh01:03
thomKamion: i may just be about to suffer sketchy routing while blackcat do a router swap out01:05
Kamionk01:05
thomalthough, i think the worst of it just happened :-)01:06
amuKamion: any idea where's gnupg2 left? thought, i would already once have seen this in archive01:07
lamont_rubuntu-desktop is installable01:07
lamont_rand currently installing01:08
Kamionamu: dunno, sorry, have had a lot of stuff to pay attention to today ...01:08
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Kamioncjwatson@rookery:~$ madison-lite gnupg201:08
Kamioncjwatson@rookery:~$01:08
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thomthom@jackass:~ $ grep gnupg2 /srv/ftp.no-name-yet.com/queue/accepted/REPORT01:10
thomthom@jackass:~ $01:10
thomi'd say that was fairly conclusive01:11
dholbachgood night everyone01:11
lamont_rthom: yeah.  that'd better be conclusive01:12
thullydoes anyone know if the fact that no icons for USB sticks, CD-ROMs, etc are appearing on the desktop is considered a feature or a bug for Hoary?01:12
=== lamont_r wonders if that's inotify's fault
HrdwrBoByeah inofity01:12
lamont_rthully: at this point, I think that would make it a feature01:13
thullyfunny... too bad, as this worked OK on Warty01:13
lamont_rwell, I'm hardly authoritative on that subject.01:14
lamont_rbut current plan for inotify is to have it disabled, but as close to working as possible if you enable it, for release01:14
zullamont_r: inotify should be disabled01:14
lamont_rso if it truly depends inotify, then it'll be off01:14
lamont_rzul: right01:14
lamont_rtoo close to release to be debugging it now01:15
zulnah..:)01:15
lamont_rOTOH, once we do release, then we turn it back on once it's stable enough to avoid the wrath of jdub, et. al.01:15
seb128'night01:16
lamont_rthom: so is shtoom gonna make hoary? huh? huh? huh????01:17
zulheh...well you dont need inotify for things like beagle anymore01:17
thomlamont_r: talk to daf01:17
lamont_rthom: yeah - saw his packages, was wondering if we were going to at least get it into universe before releas01:17
lamont_rs01:17
lamont_re01:17
thomlamont_r: too many things on my plate to think about shtoom atm; i'll try and work with him post preview 01:18
lamont_rkewl01:18
Kamiony'know, technically, adding acpi-support to ia64 requires a change to ubuntu-meta too ... but right now that can go jump01:21
lamont_rKamion: technically?  it got in there... explicitly seeded or not... :-)01:22
Kamionyeah, powermanagement-interface depends on it, I guess maybe we should unseed it01:23
Kamionand thus change ubuntu-meta for the two other architectures. :)01:23
lamont_ryeah01:23
lamont_r:-)01:23
lamont_rand label the checkin 'remove acpi-support from i386, amd64' :-)01:24
Kamionheh01:24
Kamionshame we don't actually mail seed changes anywhere - that'd be good for a coronary or two01:24
thomheh01:25
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thomKamion: no problems i take it?01:33
Kamionthom: hard to tell, CDs haven't finished building01:33
lamont_rKamion: I'll be back on in about 5-10 min01:33
Kamionok01:33
thomKamion: how long will they likely take? I can wait :-)01:33
Kamionthom: about 15-20 minutes I think01:34
thomkewlies01:34
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mjg59Argh why does swsusp have to be so crap01:36
zulmjg59: have you tried swsusp2 or is that even more crappier01:37
mjg59zul: That's crappy in entirely different (and far more crackful) ways01:38
mjg59zul: It puts a user interface in the kernel01:38
zulah01:38
zulewww01:38
zulthats kind of bad01:38
mjg59Seriously, the kernel says Press escape to continue01:38
zulthats crap01:39
mjg59That's why we're not shipping it01:39
zulgood01:39
zulgood to know as well01:41
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TerminXhttp://pastebin.arslinux.com/1370 <- does anyone know what would cause that to happen?  upgraded Hoary this afternoon and was greeted with that mess afterward01:45
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zenwhentrying to overwrite `/usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/gnome-run.png', which is also in package gnome-panel-data01:45
zenwhendoes anyone know the solution to this upgrade issue01:45
zenwheni asked once and was given the solution but a friend of mine is now having the issue and i have forgoten the solution01:45
TerminXwhat package is giving you that?01:46
thomubuntu-artwork01:46
TerminXyou could dpkg -i --force-overwrite I guess01:47
Kamionthom: won't that hit install CDs?01:47
schweebTerminX: hah, you said the force word... evil01:47
TerminXschweeb: what, you think I'd sit there wasting time trying to find a "pretty" solution to something like an overwritten png of all things? :p01:48
thomKamion: hrm; didn't for me01:48
thomor rather, i just installed ubuntu-artwork without problem01:48
TerminXthat png isn't even supposed to be in gnome-panel-data.. it's in gnome-icon-theme here01:49
TerminXwhat version of gnome-panel-data do you have installed zenwhen 01:49
lamontmoof01:49
TerminXand does anyone have any ideas about the apt-get upgrade eating 150 of my device nodes?01:50
lamontmjg59: gack!  no UI in the kernel, dammit01:50
lamont(that is, good choice!)01:50
thomTerminX: i hate to ask, does rebooting help?01:50
=== Mithrandir notes that "C" is not in libc's list of supported locales
Kamiondoesn't need to be :)01:51
thomTerminX: (ie, is it a temporary issue or is udev utterly hosed)01:51
TerminXI haven't tried.  I'm sure it would fix it, though.01:51
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TerminXudev has been hosed since it upgraded and stalled doing something last week; I haven't rebooted to fix that yet, simply unmounted it and went back to actual device nodes.. of course, that does mean something in the upgrade just fucked my actual nodes on disk01:51
Kamionor it might have remounted /dev?01:52
TerminXI've checked that01:52
Kamionok01:52
TerminXit's not mounted, the actual nodes in my /dev had all of their permissions screwed01:52
TerminXgood thing I don't need most of the affected ones, but it's kind of annoying having to chown and chmod a bunch of ones I do need01:53
TerminXthis has happened before as well01:53
Kamionbugger, ubuntu-desktop is *still* uninstallable in new install CDs01:54
Kamioniz gnome bug01:54
mdzgah01:54
mdzwhich bit?01:54
thomKamion: bugger01:54
=== mdz rsyncs the new images anyway
Kamiongnome-applets, gnome-applets-data, gnome-panel, gnome-panel-data, gnome-system-monitor all uninstallable01:55
Kamionthe first four tend to be interdependent, dunno about g-s-m01:55
Kamionthat's on all architectures01:55
mdzand seb128 left01:55
=== Kamion starts singing "up all night"
=== Mithrandir ponders just making "current locale == C" => "new locale == en_DK.UTF-8" in utf8migrationtool
Mithrandirit'll make the code a lot simpler01:56
Kamionheh, yeah, en_DK.UTF-8 is an interesting one01:56
MithrandirKamion: actually, what locales do you enable if the system default locale is just C?01:57
mdzhow did the cloop images succeed if that stuff is uninstallable?01:57
mdzunless the problem was caused by that gnome-vfs2 upload, which was just after I started those builds01:57
KamionMithrandir: dunno, the installer never leaves it that way01:57
MithrandirKamion: mvo claims he has C as his locale, with en empty /etc/environment and no Language setting in dmrc.01:58
KamionMithrandir: it might've done once ...01:58
Kamionit's not supposed to anyway01:59
lamontKamion: so are we nearly there yet? :-)01:59
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lamontLOL01:59
lamontsorry - couldn't resist01:59
Kamion:)02:00
thomelmo left me that as a voicemail earlier02:01
Kamionbastard02:01
thomwhen i was kicking gentoo in the RAID array02:01
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zenwhenTerminX, 02:02
zenwhenthanks for trying to help. Sorry i ran off.02:02
zenwhenThe person I was helping solved it.02:03
zenwhenand ran off on me02:03
zenwhenlol02:03
lamontKamion: um, the chroots on the buildd's can install ubuntu-desktop....02:03
TerminXaha02:03
MithrandirKamion: so the user should always have a supported locale set?02:03
zenwhenIs array 5 pretty stable?02:03
zenwhenI am planning to do a clean install with it Friday02:03
=== TerminX hasn't done a clean install on this machine since early 2003
Kamionzenwhen: yeah02:04
zenwhencool stuff02:04
TerminXknoppix -> sid -> warty -> hoary :)02:04
zenwhenI have to do a clean install02:04
Kamionzenwhen: but by Friday Array 6 will be out02:04
zenwhenthe whole backports thing bit me in the ass02:04
zenwhenOh02:04
KamionMithrandir: nowadays, yeah, but can't absolutely guarantee it02:04
Kamionlamont: maybe britney's wrong, but that doesn't often happen02:04
zenwhenif it is out early enough in the day I will go with it.02:04
schweebTerminX: hah, I reinstall like every month02:04
lamontKamion: there was much gnome-thrashing today02:05
TerminXI don't fuck anything up to the point of reinstallation02:05
schweeboh I don't mess things up02:05
Kamionzenwhen: er, if it's out early Friday that means that I will be up for the next 30-something hours, which I have no plans to do02:05
TerminXthis install is probably torn to shit though.. it's been through a lot02:05
TerminXit had Xorg built from CVS HEAD on it for a while when it was running sid, et cetera02:05
zenwhenKamion, oh dont be a wuss. :P02:05
schweebTerminX: I just thrash my system beyone belief by installing packages without care02:05
TerminXdude, that counts as messing it up02:06
schweebmy last install, I swear I had every -dev package installed02:06
TerminXrol02:06
zenwhenI installed all kinds of things from backports02:06
zenwhenand my system is a mess02:06
zenwhenlol02:06
zenwhenits my own fault02:06
schweebTerminX: that's what I mean by thrash...not actual destruction... when shit doesn't compile/work, I just randomly install stuff02:07
TerminXheh02:07
schweebwhen it works, I stop02:07
Kamionbackports are very difficult to get right; don't use backports not made by people you absolutely trust to be competent02:07
TerminXwhen shit doesn't work for me, I figure out the cause of the problem and rectify it02:07
TerminXif I'm missing a header, I use apt-file02:07
TerminXand so on02:07
Kamionif it's "hey, I built this on warty and it seems to work", run away02:07
dredgTerminX: what? apply logic to the problem? are you *insane*?02:07
TerminXyes, actually, I am02:08
MithrandirKamion: bah, that sucks, since I then have no really sane way to check whether there is any valid UTF8 locale on the system at all.02:08
TerminXI make sure to take my pills, though..02:08
schweebTerminX: well, there's a method to the magic... but the gnu buildtools are rather vague with dependencies02:08
zenwhenFixinfg my current set of problems would require more effort than I am willing to put forth.02:08
schweebs/magic/mayhem/02:08
KamionMithrandir: in general you can't guarantee that the user's locale is valid; people set their locale to random rubbish all the time02:09
MithrandirKamion: it's damn hard to transfer it to something sensible, then. :)02:09
KamionI think unsupported locales should immediately produce an error02:09
Kamionthe sooner the better02:09
Mithrandirok, and C is unsupported or not?02:10
TerminXschweeb: you know, you don't have to completely thrash the install to make things work :p02:10
KamionC is absolutely supported, as is POSIX02:11
Kamionit's like hardcoded in glibc02:11
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Mithrandirbut it doesn't support utf8, so utf8migrationtool needs to change it to something sane, preferably with the exact same set of semantics, modulo utf8 support.02:12
Mithrandirlamont: what CPU family?02:12
schweebTerminX: heh, when it tells you you need gnome-dev or something, and there are like 40 pkgs matching that description, you resort to drastic measures02:13
Kamionnothing UTF-8 has the same set of semantics as C in certain ways that matter02:13
lamontx86, preferably with a socket7 :-)02:13
Kamionfor instance, collation order is quite different, which tends to irritate the sort of people who use C02:13
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lamontKamion: very02:13
lamontLANG=en_US.UTF-802:14
lamontLC_COLLATE=C02:14
lamont...02:14
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MithrandirKamion: so utf8migrationtool really can't convert people who use C, since there is no UTF8 equivalent.02:14
Kamionlamont: sing it, brother :)02:14
Mithrandirlamont: heh, probably hard to find, I guess?02:14
KamionMithrandir: it can, but I think it needs to ask them what they want; IMHO you really can't tell automatically02:14
dredgMithrandir: unless one were to introduce a C.UTF-8.... *duck*02:14
TerminXschweeb: ha02:15
Mithrandirdredg: I think Kamion and multiple other people would kill me for that.02:15
Mithrandirit's bad enough to have it in the installer02:15
lamontMithrandir: ebay, dude.02:15
Mithrandirpeople still get money for that kind of old junk?02:15
lamontMithrandir: yeah, you can get like 10-20 USD for them.02:17
Mithrandirheh, ok02:18
lamontthis is the 9 year-old's computer, you see02:18
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dredgnightol02:19
thom'nacht02:20
thomKamion: if you need desperately urgent root/ftp love, sms02:20
Kamionthom: ok, thanks02:21
Kamion"I've just installed Ubuntu 3.6 and I have no mouse."02:21
Kamionwhat on earth could 3.6 be?02:22
lamontarray 3.6?  maybe 3.5?02:22
Kamionseems a stretch, since 3.5 was live-only and he seems to be talking explicitly about an install CD02:23
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KamionRT?02:23
lamontremote terminal == why I can't have DSL02:23
Kamionah02:24
lamontdeployment schedule is a required disclosure, you see....02:24
KamionI assumed it was firefighting somehow :)02:24
lamont Current Remote DSL DMT Interface Deployment Locations - Excel Document, 76k, posted 3/1/0502:24
thommdz/floud: oh, other thing I noticed with ubuntu-doc is that it talks about 5.4, which is wrong wrong wrong02:24
lamontyes.02:25
lamont5.04, not 5.402:25
lamontthom: although 5.1 would be even more wrong02:27
lamont(for hoary+1)02:27
thomlamont: indeed02:28
lamonthrm... either scrounge the shed for a MB for her, or buy a reasonably current system, I think02:29
zullamont: i can setup telegram station for you :)02:33
lamontKamion: you need anything from me before I run the kids to town?02:33
Kamionlamont: at the moment I'm just trying to upgrade this laptop despite it being caned by a kernel compile so that I can tell if ubuntu-desktop installs here02:33
lamontlinux-source-2.6.10_2.6.10-25_20050302-1804 05:04:16 (12 entries, sigma 02:12:03)02:33
lamontsigh02:34
Kamionrsyncing down install/i386 too02:34
lamontKamion: are these currently at daily/current?02:35
Kamionlamont: yes02:35
lamontok.02:37
lamontI'll take the laptop with me and go scrounge bw in town then02:38
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mdzI'm not particularly fussed about 5.4 vs. 5.04, but we should certainly be consistent02:40
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mjg59lamont: Is there a repository for the kernel development?02:46
zulmjg59: yes02:46
mjg59zul: Is there any sort of public (read) access?02:47
zulmjg59: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/Archives/02:47
zulmjg59: you are going for dpl?02:51
mjg59zul: Yeah02:51
zulmjg59: cool good luck02:51
HrdwrBoBangrydpl.com02:51
mjg59zul: Heh, thanks :)02:52
Kamionsigh, I bet the Task: ubuntu-desktop lines just need to be regenerated03:02
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jon1012mmh.. Kamion, you are lucky if you contemplate evil hacks only rarely ;) I contemplate each day, on my app... :/03:05
Kamionwho said it was rare? :)03:05
jon1012loool03:06
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KamionI try to keep them to a minimum, though03:06
jon1012same thing for me ;)03:10
jon1012(there is nothing more horrible and borring than tracking memory leaks :()03:10
Kamionvalgrind is your friend03:11
jon1012valgrind ?03:11
Kamionyou don't know of valgrind? oh my god03:11
jon1012I do everything by hand, analysing each line of code... :/03:12
jon1012lol03:12
Kamioni386-only, but it is God's gift for debugging memory problems03:12
jon1012I'll try it ;)03:12
jon1012thx :)03:12
Kamionnp, I bet you'll wonder how you got by without it03:13
jon1012lol03:13
mdzKamion: hmm, why would task: ubuntu-desktop need to be regenerated?03:27
mdzKamion: you could of course switch to installing the metapackage ;-)03:27
Kamionmdz: it's not regenerated frequently enough03:28
Kamionyeah, and I could cope with many uses of kickstart not working sanely as a result03:28
mdzit would shave several seconds off of the install, too. aptitude seems to be much faster at tracing that dependency list than processing the task03:29
Kamionor if it is regenerated frequently enough, something isn't working03:29
Kamionyou cannot install a metapackage minus one component package03:29
Kamionyou can do this with tasks, and it's a common preseeding case03:29
Kamionso we need to support the task anyway03:30
Kamionhm, this would fix ia64 too, bonus03:30
Kamionwithout my mad preseeding hack03:30
jon1012good night everybody03:30
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mdzinteresting, python2.3-opengl doesn't depend on python2.303:33
mdzor anything else, for that matter03:33
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mdzKamion: I've added an alias to #3057 "disk-utility" to make it easy to resolve the "ISO crashes disk utility" bugs as duplicates; that we we don't need to repeat ourselves as often03:37
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Kamionmdz: it seems to be unduly difficult to search for resolved bugs by alias03:42
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KamionI've had that problem before, looking for the universe-security bug03:42
mdzjust type "disk-utility" into the duplicate of: field and it DTRT03:42
Kamion(thanks, though)03:42
mdzyou can use aliases in place of bug numbers03:43
Kamionoh, I must have missed that03:43
Kamioncool :)03:43
mdz(if it doesn't start with a digit, it's looked up as an alias)03:43
stubIs it worth me submitting more network applet bugs for hoary, or is it due to be replaced?03:46
mdzstub: netapplet is in universe03:49
mdzand staying there for hoary03:50
stubI'm talking about the network configuration thingy under System->Administration->Network03:50
mdzah03:50
mdzthat's gnome-system-tools stuff03:50
mdzand yes, if it has bugs, please report them03:50
stubok. And I'll remember to not call it the Network applet from now on :-)03:51
mdzKamion: is there anything I can assist with / test?03:53
zulmdz: im going to re-assign #5431 to me03:56
mdzzul: ok03:57
mdzstub: applets are the beasties which live directly in the panel03:58
mdzexcept for the ones which are only notification icons...03:58
zulmdz: and ill keep my notes there for the usb+inotify there03:58
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Kamionmdz: when cron.daily finishes, certainly ...04:08
mdzwaiting, then04:09
mdzkeeping the writer warm04:09
mdzI suppose I should test a round of DVDs at some point04:09
Kamionmdz: I just discovered I hadn't baz-updated little to create install/live DVDs; that'll come with the next round04:11
mdzI'll wait, then04:12
KamionI wonder if you could cat a live CD onto the end of the previous install-only DVD and rsync off that :)04:13
mdzhehe04:13
mdzprobably the other way around04:13
lupusBEdaniels, /opt/fdo//lib/libglitz-glx.so: undefined reference to `XF86VidModeQueryVersion' any idea where I should look for the cause of this problem?04:16
mdzKamion: do you have a cron.daily-live queued as well?04:18
mdzjigdo seems to account for a huge fraction of cron.daily runtime04:18
Kamionmdz: not yet04:20
Kamionmdz: yes, need to switch to JTE04:20
Kamionit's lots of md5summing04:20
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Kamion<p>First, uninstallable packages:</p>04:34
Kamion[...] 04:34
Kamion<p align=right>(there were 0 all up)</p>04:34
Kamionhooray, much better04:34
=== Kamion suggests everyone who's up rsyncs and tests daily/current/
KamionI'll rebuild live for completeness04:35
Kamionmdz: oh, do we want to rebuild the cloops again? I guess not04:35
Kamionia64's cloop build died; I'll omit its live CD from the release04:36
Kamion(the mozilla-firefox crash)04:38
mdzI'm happy to leave the cloops alone04:44
mdzit's late04:44
Kamionyou're telling me04:44
mdzrsyncing04:44
Kamionon the upside I think I can rescue the Debian powerpc 2.4 kernels, having been hacking while waiting for builds04:45
farruinn2.4 kernel?04:49
Kamionfarruinn: Debian, not Ubuntu04:49
Kamionmdz: new live CDs up too04:49
mdzgetting those too04:50
farruinnI think that's really great that so many Ubuntu devs work on Debian as well04:50
mdzI think it would be great if I had an extra 4 hours every day :-)04:51
Kamionif you find out how, let me know04:51
KamionI'm on serious borrowed time today :-) - I may not be particularly active tomorrow04:51
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mdznext priority is kubuntu, hopefully that won't take much more prodding04:53
Kamionright, hope not04:54
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geppylinux-headers-2.6.10-4-386 is broken04:54
geppyIt tries to make the symlink /usr/src/linux in whatever folder you happen to be in when you run apt-get04:55
geppyso it fails, unless you happen to be in /usr/src04:55
geppywhich is pretty unlikely04:55
thullycool, kubuntu has been one thing I've been really looking forward to (as I normally use KDE instead of GNOME on other distros)04:55
geppyThat's the only problem, though.  Moving the incorrectly placed symlink to the right directory fixes everything.04:55
thullyI had an interesting issue when dumping ISO images of Array 5 from burned CDs - if I executed the "eject" command immediately after "cp /dev/hdc hoary-install-i386.iso" finished, my machine locked solid04:57
mdzthully: you filed a bug about that less than an hour ago04:57
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thullyWell - I just thought I would mention it here - didn't know if you saw the bug report yet04:58
mdzin general, a bug report is sufficient04:59
mdzwhether or not we see it within an hour04:59
Kamionmdz trawls ubuntu-bugs with considerable diligence04:59
farruinnand the mailing list...04:59
thullyOK - I just thought I'd mention it because it was a crash issue04:59
Kamionothers of us keep an eye on it as well04:59
thullySorry about this, I just thought it may be worth mentioning because it was so strange and it caused the system to crash 05:02
geppyAnyone want to fix that linux-headers package?  It's a one-line fix =P05:02
Kamiongeppy|waiting_fo: linux-headers-2.6.10-4-386 does not even have a postinst script, so I don't see how it could be creating such a symlink05:04
Kamionand the very existence of a /usr/src/linux symlink at all is broken05:04
geppy|awayKamion: well, perhaps it's a module-assistant thing05:04
geppy|awayKamion: But module-assistant was installing linux-headers-2.6.10-4-386, and the install failed, because the linux-headers-2.6.10-4-386 couldn't create the symlink05:05
Kamionmodule-assistant might well be broken, but we don't support it05:05
Kamionmodule-assistant | 0.6.8ubuntu1 | hoary/universe | source, all05:05
geppy|awayright05:05
geppy|awayBut it was the linux-headers-2.6.10-4-386 package that was trying to create the symlink05:05
Kamionplease quote the exact error message, not a paraphrase, thanks05:06
geppy|awayKamion:  I've since rebooted, but it was pretty much 'unable to create symlink'05:06
geppy|awaysorry05:06
geppy|awaytry installing it yourself, see if it complains?05:06
Kamionit is 4am here and I'm rather busy doing a Hoary milestone release05:07
geppy|awayah, apologies05:07
geppy|awayBy all means, resume your work.05:07
Kamionso not really right now, especially if it involves installing stuff from universe :)05:07
geppy|away=)05:07
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zulmodule-assitant? never heard of it05:08
geppy|awayzul:  It's handy for compiling modules;  I use it for realtime-lsm05:09
zulhmmm...oh well not in main05:09
geppyheh05:09
Kamionhaggai did fix module-assistant up for Ubuntu kernel packages a while ago05:10
geppyKamion:  I don't think that it's module-assistant, though05:10
geppyKarmion: it was the headers package that failed:  I was just randomly mentioning that module-assistant called apt-get05:11
geppywell, I fixed it for myself, anyway, I'm done here05:12
KamionI've read the code of the headers package and cannot see how that could happen05:12
Kamionlinux-headers-2.6.10-4 actually has a postinst, unlike linux-headers-2.6.10-4-386, but it chdirs to /usr/src before doing anything much05:12
KamionI'm trying with linux-headers-2.6.10-4-powerpc; it should make no difference05:13
zulnight...thanks Kamion for the cd stuff :)05:13
zulnight mdz 05:13
geppyKamion:  Hrm, it could've been linux-headers-2.6.10-4;  I'll try uninstalling and reinstalling, I guess, seeing if it doesn't work again05:13
Kamionlike I say, exact error message would mean I could just grep for it rather than guessing05:14
geppyRight.05:14
geppyUnderstood.05:14
geppywell, it doesn't seem to be giving me the error anymore, despite me having removed the symlink, et cetera05:15
mdzzul: night05:15
geppysorry for wasting your time05:15
Kamionamd64 installed successfully, i386 about to enter second stage, powerpc box still busy burning CDs05:17
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mdzKamion: CD didn't eject on my amd64 install05:20
mdzit was still mounted05:20
elmomoo05:21
Kamionmdz: hm, that worked fine here05:21
Kamionserver install or normal?05:21
Kamionit also worked on i386 (normal)05:22
mdzstandard install05:24
mdznew keyboard logic didn't take on the live CD, but I have a feeling it'll work on the install05:24
ajmitchelmo: able to sync pnet, pnet-assemblies, pnetc in universe?05:26
mdzKamion: I have a bad feeling that everyone is going to get a us layout on the live CD05:27
mdzKamion: and that we'd need to rebuild xorg to fix it05:27
Kamionmdz: yeah, you seem to be right05:27
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Kamionwhy the rebuild?05:28
mdzI suppose I could hack around it in casper05:28
mdzbut the bug is in xserver-xorg.config05:29
Kamiondo you not copy over debian-installer/keymap?05:29
Kamiondoing a GET on that returns blank here05:29
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mdzI don't copy anything, but passthrough should handle that, no?05:29
lamontKamion: so when I push the kubuntu livecd script, it's going to change the cloop names... do we want to coordinate that?05:30
Kamionnot on a GET05:30
mdzoh05:30
Kamionas far as I can tell05:30
mdzI guessed it was the 'seen' flag stuff which was busticated05:30
mdzdb_fget xserver-xorg/config/inputdevice/keyboard/layout seen05:30
mdzif [ "$RET" = "false" ] ; then05:30
Kamionpassthrough is a means for using another debconf instance as a frontend; but GET communicates with the backend, not the frontend05:30
mdzI have no idea why it does that05:30
mdzdaniels: ?05:31
Kamiondaniels said he'd be away house-hunting for most of today, although SMSable at need05:31
Kamionmdz: I imagine that allows for preseeding05:32
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Kamionmdz: any logs that would indicate what happened to the eject?05:32
ajmitchbbl05:33
Kamionlamont: please, sometime tomorrow :)05:33
mdzKamion: oh, it ejects _after_ you continue?  isn't that backwards?05:34
Kamioner, that was "please coordinate, yes", not so much "please tomorrow" :)05:34
Kamionmdz: I get bug reports either way, I can't win05:34
mdzKamion: what's the complaint about the other way?05:34
Kamionmdz: the other way, I got bug reports about people who'd left their machine on its side and the CD ejected and fell out on the floor05:34
mdzthat's their own bloody fault05:34
lamontKamion: OK.  I should be online around 1300 UTC, we should coordinate a swap then, and I can kick the kubuntu livecd build into existance then.  Assuming mdz is OK with the extra few hours...05:34
KamionI tend to agree, but they ranted *shrug*05:34
lamontKamion: speaking of which, why are you still awake?05:35
mdzdrives designed to be used that way have little clips for that purpose05:35
mdzlamont: array 605:35
Kamionlamont: because array CD 6 is not yet done05:35
mdzhonestly, the other way is correct05:35
KamionI can certainly change it back if you'll back that up during preview freeze05:35
mdzcurrently, it's a race to pull the CD out after it ejects and before the tray gets sucked back in05:35
mdzcertainly05:35
Kamionyeah, that is certainly a problem ...05:36
lupusBEdaniels, I found the cause : http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=7123 hf I'm going to bed :)05:36
Kamionactually it's even more amusing on automatic installs :)05:36
lamontKamion: when the cd falls on the floor, it stays ejected, after all.. :-)05:36
mdzKamion: so is there a simple way for me to copy over the keymap value in casper?05:37
lamontanything I can do to help things along, other than shutting up and such?05:37
mdzassuming we can confirm that is the problem05:37
Kamionmdz: look at one of apt-setup-udeb or initial-setup-udeb, I think05:37
Kamionit's not necessarily "simple" but it works; sadly debconf-copydb does not yet work in d-i05:37
Kamion(debconf-copydb would be the right answer, long-term)05:37
KamionI get the correct keymap on install05:37
mdzah, chroot debconf(1)05:38
Kamionlamont: if you feel like testing, that'd be good, but I don't think I'm going to be rebuilding anything bar dire emergency05:38
mdzyeah, I do too05:38
mdzfor the first time ever05:38
Kamionhooray05:38
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Kamioni386 install good, powerpc in archive-copier05:40
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mdzKamion: do I need to specify a real package as the owner when doing this?05:41
Kamion'd-i' is traditional05:42
mdzeven in the target system?05:42
Kamionyes, that's what base-config does05:44
Kamionthe owner is basically a garbage-collection token05:44
Kamionhm, it would be nice to have a more fine-grained progress bar in apt-setup-udeb, so that it looks like it's actually doing something05:45
Kamionand there's a bit where it's running apt-cdrom that needs another progress bar (bit awkward for it to be the same one)05:46
mdzcasper 0.47 uploaded05:47
mdzKamion: base-config seems to set -o base-config, which is why I asked05:47
Kamionmdz: where does it do that?05:48
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mdzjeffm [to mdz] : not sure if you ever incorporated my macio hotplug patches, but they're in -mm now05:49
mdzjeffm [to mdz] : well, apart from one fix, they've got benh's blessing05:49
Kamioncool05:49
mdztoo late for hoary, I think, unfortunately05:49
Kamionsorry I dropped the ball on that one05:50
mdzit was a low priority05:50
mdzyou had better things to do :-)05:51
mdzI'm glad it has its hooks in upstraem05:51
mdzupstream05:51
Kamionhm, I should time this kickstart install05:51
mdzelmo: if you could bless kubuntu-live, since you happen to be around...05:51
lamont   599750656 100%   15.83MB/s    0:00:36  (2, 58.3% of 12)05:53
lamontthat's a bit better.05:53
lamontjust wish I had that size pipe to the internet. :-(05:53
Kamionc. 100 seconds from boot to installing base system05:53
mdzKamion: we should do something about that RECOMMENDED BUT WILL NOT BE INSTALLED05:54
lamontKamion: which images are worth me downloading now, and which ones are you regenerating?05:54
Kamionmdz: I'm already using --without-recommends ...05:55
mdzKamion: on the language packs?05:55
Kamionlamont: anything in daily/current/ or daily-live/current/05:55
mdzI have no idea if that suppresses it or not05:55
lamontKamion: are you just regnerating live or install or both?05:55
Kamion                DEBIAN_PRIORITY=high aptitude --without-recommends -y \05:55
Kamion                        install "language-pack-$lp" || true05:55
Kamionlamont: no intention of regenerating anything else05:55
lamontwoot05:55
mdzKamion: no?05:56
farruinnKamion: do you know offhand if the initrd on B&W G3's is working with recent hoary install cds?05:56
mdzyou don't think we should fix this keymap thing on the live CD?05:56
farruinnif not I could test05:56
Kamionhm, I suppose05:56
Kamionfarruinn: not offhand, no05:57
mdzfix is uploaded, not built yet05:57
Kamionbut that means staying up 'til 6am or something05:57
mdzI could do a followup release of the live CD05:57
mdzthough I don't know how to work the publishing bits05:57
Kamionit should probably be dropped into the same directory05:58
mdza by-hand sort of thing anyway, then?05:58
Kamionthat's how it works anyway05:58
Kamionyou publish daily, then you publish daily-live over the top of it :)05:58
Kamionanyway, I'll just stay up, I think the night's pretty much dead anyway05:58
Kamionhave you tested the casper change?05:59
mdzI faked it05:59
Kamionok05:59
mdzI'm going to do a proper test now, but I didn't wait before uploading it05:59
mdzit's 95% cut-and-paste from apt-setup-udeb06:00
mdzoh, hell06:00
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Kamion?06:01
mdzthere was a bug06:01
Kamionfrom the timestamp here it probably missed cron.hourly06:02
Kamionthis sort of thing is why separate daily and daily-live is useful, btw :-)06:02
mdz-rw-rw----  1 mdz mdz 302 2005-03-03 05:03 casper_0.48_source.upload06:02
Kamions/useful/still useful/06:02
Kamionpowerpc install good06:03
mdzKamion: honestly, all I care about is that they get published together06:03
Kamionyou mean in /daily/?06:03
Kamionor releases?06:03
mdzdaily06:03
Kamionhm06:03
mdzthat's what my babbling about joining them was about06:04
KamionI suppose I could hardlink images around or something, if you were only building one06:04
Kamionyes, I know06:04
mdzamd64 and powerpc installs successful here06:04
Kamionit's still tricky to support a partial build06:04
jdubhey hey hey06:04
mdzamd64, powerpc and i386 installs successful, modulo keymap bug06:04
Kamion12:20 from boot to first reboot, kickstart06:04
mdzjdub: you're just in time to help test06:04
jdubrock06:04
Kamionneed a faster machine for that test :)06:04
jdubhow's 6?06:05
jdubshould i sync against current daily?06:05
Kamiongetting close to living up to its name in terms of am GMT06:05
Kamionjdub: yes please06:05
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jdubtalk went well06:06
jdubgot a great response06:06
lamontkeymap affects live or install or both?06:06
Kamionlamont: live only06:06
lamontok06:06
Kamionkeymap worked sensibly on powerpc install too06:06
lamontia64 live went poof?06:07
Kamionuh, except it gave me pc105/gb on powerpc06:07
Kamionno macintosh model or anything06:07
mdzdid that actually work?06:07
Kamionappears to have done06:07
KamionI bet some stuff is weird that I'm too tired to notice right now06:08
Kamionprobably affects non-gb people more06:08
lamontmdz: I withdraw my comment about ia64 live.06:08
Kamionbut they were getting an incorrect keymap beforehand :P06:08
lamontit's ETHOMBOT06:08
Kamionyes, mozilla-firefox crash06:08
lamontyep06:08
Kamionmdz: will you be able to test the new lives? I'll probably only be able to manage i386, I'd prefer to spend the time writing the release announcement06:11
mdzKamion: yes, I will06:11
Kamionok, thanks06:11
mdztesting the latest casper fix now06:12
mdzdidn't seem te work06:13
mdzto06:13
jdubmdz: 'te' is a bit irish, easier for Kamion to understand06:13
jdubhrm, harsh rsyncage06:13
mdzthat would be really funny if we weren't trying to make a release happen06:14
mdzKamion: you really don't want to stay up for this06:15
mdzit's going to be a long night even for me, I think06:15
KamionI expect to be back around 9am, since Kinnison's working from my place tomorrow, although I may nap during the morning06:16
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Kamionshall I just do the announcement as soon as I get back?06:16
Kamionkickstart install: 24:45 start to finish, one piece of interaction for X video modes06:17
Kamionwould be nice to speed that up06:17
mdzI faked the test a bit too hard06:19
mdzok, 0.49 has a rather better chance of working06:20
mdzKamion: if you really want to wait and do a joint live/install announcement, I guess06:21
Kamionmdz: yeah, it would be nicer06:23
KamionI'll disable the normal daily cron jobs06:23
mdzI'll hopefully have tested live images within an hour06:23
mdzI'll email06:23
lamontmdz: 7109 - doesn't affect hoary (file order is good) - do we want to downgrade that and just leave it for the next emacs21 upload?06:27
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mdzit'd save me an hour of waiting for the archive to receive it06:28
lamonthow clean is the build environment?06:28
mdzit's an arch: all package which does little more than dh_install; the build environment is all but irrelevant06:29
lamontI would leave that decision up to the CTO then. :-)06:29
mdzI'm not sure that I could live with myself06:29
lamontI know what you'd do to me if _I_ did it... :-)06:30
mdzaccepted at 052506:32
mdzwhen will it be where little can sync it?06:32
lamont0533 source hits the buildds, shortly thereafter it'll get uploaded.  If you just want the .deb early, I can publish it on the buildd for you to grab from little06:32
lamontotherwise, 0603 it'll hit jackass in .deb form06:33
mdzworkrave is pissed anyway06:33
mdzback at ~060306:33
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crimsunif anyone's around, I have two lintian questions: 1) how critical is the "binary-without-manpage" warning, and 2) how critical is the error "menu-icon-too-big"?06:54
Kamionbinary-without-manpage is something you should fix at some point, but it isn't immediately urgent.06:54
Kamionmenu-icon-too-big, dunno.06:55
crimsunok. The latter error is: ... 48x48 > 32x3206:55
KamionI suspect some menu implementations would have trouble with the icon in that case. Try running lintian-info over the output./06:55
Kamionsee /usr/share/doc/menu/html/ch3.html#s3.706:56
crimsunthanks.06:59
crimsunhmm, interesting. mozilla-firefox also has that error.06:59
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froudthom: don't worry about the OMF categories patch. It has already been done. Thanks.07:01
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lamontprinter PSC-2400 now printing PSC-2400-27.  enabled since Jan 01 00:0007:04
lamont        USB port busy; will retry in 30 seconds...07:04
lamontdamn USB priters07:04
mdzhmm, no casper 0.49 yet07:05
mdzbuilt at 053707:05
lamontMar  3 05:40:02 buildd-mail: casper has been installed; removing from upload dir07:06
Kamionmdz: it's there on jackass, probably just mirroring07:06
lamontand installed at 054007:06
lamontwb hasn't finished yet, so it may or may not be in the packages files on jackass either07:06
lamontwb updated done07:06
lamontdepending on where you sync from, it's good07:06
mdzsyncing again07:07
Kamionnot yet07:07
Kamionwe sync from auckland07:07
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pvhIs there any way to get more changelog info from an update than "sync with upstream"?07:08
Kamionmdz: synced, go for it07:08
mdzpvh: yes, by reading the previous entries in the changelog07:08
pvhmdz: Ahh!07:08
pvhmdz: Synaptic filters out the rest by default.07:09
pvhmdz: Or so I conclude from my scant evidence.07:09
mdzok, cron.daily-live running07:09
Kamioni386 server install's good07:09
pvhmdz: Thank yo.07:09
KamionI'm going to catch some sleep; back ~0900 probably07:09
KamionI have the release announcement written07:10
lamontinteresting... after I run xsane, I have to stop/start (or maybe just restart?) hpoj07:10
lamontbefore cupsys can see the printer again07:10
Kamionhttp://riva.ucam.org/~cjwatson/tmp/array-cd-6 if anyone wants to proofread / suggest other stuff / whatever07:11
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mdznight, Kamion07:11
mdzlamont: daniels has the same problem with his psc07:11
lamontah, good. known then07:13
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lamontbouncey stub07:36
mdzlive CDs check out07:37
stubresetting my sessions so update notifier starts as expected  - could be a problem for hoary upgraders07:37
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pittiMorning07:43
froudmdz: ok I have the omf/scrollkeeper stuff working. I'm now just waiting for enrico do fix his packaging stuff to include proper registration. On my system I can see the About Ubuntu and Release Notes07:45
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lamontdefinitely should go into town tomorrow to fetch images07:50
lamontmdz: you need anything else from me before I fall into bed?07:51
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danielsmdz: pong08:26
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mdzlamont: nope08:46
mdzfroud: sounds good08:46
mdzdaniels: why does xserver-xorg.config check the seen flag on the keyboard question?08:47
danielsmdz: to decide if we should use what's already there (what the user selected), or detect it again08:48
danielsmdz: to be honest, xserver-xorg is pretty fucked in a couple of places in terms of that sort of thing because probing screwed things up a bit08:48
danielsmdz: luckily the damage is largely confined, but I need to go through that at some stage08:49
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dholbachgoood morning09:00
pittiHi dholbach 09:00
pittimdz: do you want to review security changes to hoary from now on? because of preview freeze?09:00
dholbachhai pitti09:01
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pittidaniels: here?09:35
Alessiosorry, what's Matthias Urlichs's nickname?09:36
pittiAlessio: smurfix09:37
sabdflsmurfix09:37
dholbachAlessio: smurfix09:37
Alessiotx :)09:37
sabdflmorning all09:37
Alessiomorning all09:37
dholbachgood morning sabdfl 09:37
pittihi sabdfl 09:39
sabdflpitti!09:39
amuelmo: please sync libassuan09:49
amuhi sabdfl 09:50
sabdflhey amu09:50
dokoamu: elmo currently is in UTC+6(?) timezone ...09:52
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pittiKamion: do you have time for an USN review?10:08
pittijdub: ping10:10
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Kamionpitti: I'm not sane enough for a USN review right now :)10:16
pittiKamion: trouble with array6? :-)10:16
pittiKamion: no worries, as soon as I catch daniels or jdub, I ask them10:16
Kamionpitti: array-6 going out in just a moment10:17
pitticool10:17
pittiKamion: btw, you _did_ sleep a bit tonight, did you?10:17
Kamionpitti: about two hours10:19
pittiD'oh10:19
jordiKamion: duude :(10:19
KamionDebian powerpc 2.4 kernels going to hell in a handbasket didn't help; still trying to sort that out10:21
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pittiMoin doko10:25
dokojust a reboot, testing different ISDN setups ;)10:26
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thomfroud: it's on the list, i sent it last night *shrug*10:49
seb128are uploads still frozen for array 6 ?10:57
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Kamionseb128: no; we're in preview freeze now though11:00
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danielsKamion: congratulations :)11:01
Keybukseb128: how come the jimmac cursor theme was dropped?11:01
seb128Kamion: new vte with a bunch of interesting patches in it, we want it :)11:03
seb128Keybuk: ask jdub: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=617211:03
mvoseb128: is a changelog of the vte changes available?11:04
Keybukjdub: same question to you, Number Two. :p11:05
seb128mvo: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/vte/0.11/vte-0.11.12.news11:06
mvoseb128: thanks!11:06
seb128np11:06
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Kamionthom: around to sort out array 6 torrents?11:13
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KamionI'm just generating the metafiles now11:15
mvohi rburton 11:16
rburtonhi mvo 11:17
froudmvo: any news from michael11:17
mvorburton: I checked g-a-i and synaptic on debian yesterday and can reproduce the hang. but only on debian with python2.3. have you tried to run it with python2.4?11:18
rburtonnope11:18
rburtontypical :/11:18
mvorburton: could you please :) ?11:18
mvofroud: no news yet11:18
mvorburton: not sure it fixes it, but it may be worth a try :)11:18
froudmvo: :-( me neither11:18
mvofroud: I'll let you know as soon as I hear something from him11:19
froudmvo: cool11:20
froudmvo: do you think we can get the docs for update-manager into release on time11:20
froudmvo: or is this going to be for grumpy11:20
Kamionthom: torrents generated, syncing to mirrors11:22
thomKamion: cool11:23
mvofroud: I think we can, we have some time until hoary-final and doc updates should be ok11:24
froudok11:24
mvofroud: we don't need too much stuff, just some basic documentation is enought for the start I think11:24
froudmvo: that's fine11:25
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MithrandirKeybuk: I loved the discussion on debian-devel between you, doogie and me. :)11:37
Keybukyeah, taht was fun11:37
ograbradb: ping11:43
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sivanggood brunch all :)11:46
mvoKeybuk: is the "error-reporting" diff I send you in one of your arch branches? I would like to answer "Henning Glawe" on d-d but I don't want to make false statements11:48
Keybukerror reporting diff?11:49
Keybukgot a msg-id/bug#/patch name?11:49
KeybukI thought you'd only sent me status-fd so far11:50
thomseb128: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169051 was what i was seeing with nautilus last night11:50
mvoKeybuk: yes, that was what I wanted to say :)11:51
mvoKeybuk: and it also reports errors 11:51
Keybukno, it isn't in any of my branches yet11:51
Keybukcould you file a wishlist bug in Debian's bts to remind me?11:52
mvoKeybuk: sure, will do11:52
Keybuk[DPKG] [CONFFILE]  include support for conffile reporting on status-fd and useful error reporting11:53
Keybukshould do11:53
seb128thom: k11:53
Keybukwhich does remind me, that I should get 1.13.1 out today11:55
Keybukit's been sitting in my todo box for a few weeks now11:55
Keybukif you're quick, I'll merge it in :p11:55
mvoKeybuk: I'll have to dig out the patch first, but I'll try to be quick :)11:56
Keybukisn't it in your arch repo?11:56
Keybuk(michael.vogt@canonical.com--2004--laptop/dpkg--stable-mvo--1.10)11:56
mvoKeybuk: it is, thanks for telling me which one (I have three)11:57
sivanghas anyone seen pitti?11:57
enricohello.  does someone know how to write a OMF file so that a link to the document shows up in the default yelp page?11:57
Mithrandirdaniels: btw, I can still reproduce the "Xorg asks three times on upgrade" problem.  Might be a debconf problem, as the questions are marked as seen in the debconf db.11:58
thomenrico: there should be a mail on ubuntu-doc from me about that11:58
enricothom: /me looks for it11:58
enricothom: there is not.  It's possibly awaiting moderation11:59
thompossible it needs moderating11:59
thomKamion: torrents should be rocking11:59
enricogroan.  I want admin right for that list!11:59
froudthom: when did you send it11:59
froudthom: can you join #ubuntu-doc and explain it12:00
thomfroud: last night12:00
thomi could just subscribe and resend, i guess12:00
mvoanyone knows about this baz error:12:00
mvobaz diff scott@netsplit.com--2005/dpkg--stable--1.1012:00
mvo    arch_valid_package_name (name, arch_maybe_archive, arch_req_package, 1)12:00
mvoPANIC: exiting on botched invariant12:00
sivangthom: are you subscribed to the list? because if not, we didn't get it 12:01
froudthom: up to you12:01
Keybukmvo: baz diff $(baz revisions -r scott@netsplit.com--2005/dpkg--stable--1.10 | head -1)12:01
Treenaksthom: 1 IPv6-enabled peer for the torrent running :)12:01
thomsivang: no; is no-one moderating -doc?12:02
Kamionthom: bonus, thanks12:02
sivangthom: there is, but I don't think he is on right now, and have no idea when he I will see him to tell him about it12:02
enricothom: it's moderated by jdub and john hornbeck.  The latter isn't very active anymore. 12:04
thomright, i just subscribed *mutter*12:06
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mvoKeybuk: here is a new one: $baz merge scott@netsplit.com--2005/dpkg--stable--1.10--patch-1112:09
mvo* merge by delta(scott@netsplit.com--2004/dpkg--stable--1.10--patch-7,scott@netsplit.com--2005/dpkg--stable--1.10--patch-11)[/home/egon/devel/dpkg/dpkg--stable-mvo] 12:09
mvo* performing merge12:09
mvo    arch_valid_package_name (name, arch_maybe_archive, arch_req_package, 1)12:09
mvoPANIC: exiting on botched invariant12:09
thomsivang, enrico, etc: it's on the list12:10
Keybuk Go Bazaar, It's Your Birthday12:10
froudthom: pls read my response12:10
enricothom: thanks!12:10
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froudthom: we have the docs being displyed in yelp but they show in the category "Other Documentation" we want them to be on the default page12:12
sivangthom: found it, sorry12:13
thomyou'll need to work with seb to change how yelp categorises stuff then12:13
froudi see12:13
froudseb128: can you help12:14
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mvoKeybuk: problem solved, remvoing the pristines worked. I had to fire up tla to tell me so :)12:15
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Keybukall I did was commit, and it's been spewing "Good signature from" at me for an hour12:16
KeybukI guess it's forgotten/lost/didn't have its ancestry12:16
seb128thom: thanks :p12:16
thomseb128: any time mate ;-)12:16
sivangfroud: we need another catagory, "Ubuntu Documentation" or something12:16
seb128froud: what's the issue ?12:16
froudwe have docs registered in yelp12:17
mvoKeybuk: haha12:17
sivangseb128: we need another toplevel catagory in scrollkeepr_cl.xml probably, so the docs would be accessible from there.12:17
sivangseb128: (from my poor understanding)12:17
seb128any patch is welcome12:17
mvoKeybuk: it's good to know that I'm not the only one having trouble with it sometimes12:17
froudseb howto do it12:18
seb128no idea12:18
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froudseb128: we want the Ubuntu Docs to be displayed in the default yelp apge12:18
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sivangfroud: I think an Ubuntu Docs catagory from the main page would be best no?12:19
froudseb128: b what I see in scrollkeepr_cl.xml is not the default page listing12:19
seb128as said patches are welcome, but I'm really bug flooded and busy atm so don't count on me to do the hack today12:19
froudseb128:  so where is the default page generated from once I know this I will patch it12:20
seb128src/yelp-toc-pager.c I guess12:22
sivangfroud: how do you know this is not the default page?12:22
seb128        if (!xmlStrcmp (id, "index")) {12:22
seb128            xmlNodePtr new = xmlNewChild (node, NULL, "toc", NULL);12:22
seb128            xmlNewNsProp (new, NULL, "id", "Man");12:22
seb128            xmlNewChild (new, NULL, "title", _("Man Pages"));12:22
seb128        }12:22
seb12812:22
seb128that's for the Man Pages category12:22
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froudseb128: that's the yelp src not the content data. ok leave it will potter aaround til we find it12:23
seb128and data/man.xml in yelp too12:23
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Keybukmvo: http://arch.netsplit.com/scott@netsplit.com--2005/dpkg--devel--1.13--patch-7901:08
enricomdz: froud told me you asked me about the next docteam meeting01:08
enricomdz: froud told me you asked for me about the next docteam meeting01:08
mvoKeybuk: cool, thanks!01:09
enricomdz: We should also discuss documentation freeze dates01:09
Keybukmvo: I used your mvo@ubuntu.com address in the ChangeLog and added a copyright line for Canonical -- I figured that's about the right way to credit that?01:10
mvoKeybuk: yes, thanks01:12
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Astharotciao01:13
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Kamionamu: have you talked with anyone about promoting libjpeg-progs and libtiff-tools to main? konq-plugins and kfax respectively seem to need those01:13
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Kamionnow to figure out how/where to publish Kubuntu CDs ...01:14
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opiKamion: it is ready?01:14
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Kamionwell, they're sort of building. they won't install yet.01:14
opiKamion: when I asked last time it was still ,,not to use on people'' state01:15
KamionI wouldn't say "ready" as such yet, but getting there01:15
KamionI'm only doing the cdimage side of things, I have no clue what Kubuntu itself actually looks like01:16
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Kamionmight move01:16
amuKamion: those are still in universe? 01:18
Kamionamu: yeah01:19
Kamionthey're the two uninstallables on a powerpc CD (well, also kdeaddons and kdegraphics, but those are just metapackages so I imagine they're the knock-on effect)01:20
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Keybukmvo: on its way into experimental now01:24
Kamionman, bootloader configuration handling in debian-cd is such a mess when you're trying to do all architectures at once01:25
amuKamion: added those 2 packages on my todo 01:26
sivanghas anyone seen seb128 ?01:26
sivangand pitti ?01:26
Kamionamu: thanks. should have initial test CDs for you in a couple of hours01:27
amuKamion: cool, rocks01:28
Kamionalthough ia64 won't have the necessary preseed for a while, some other stuff to clear up there first01:28
Kamiondon't imagine you care too deeply just now01:28
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Kamioncjwatson@little:~$ PROJECT=kubuntu CAPPROJECT=Kubuntu cron.daily01:32
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Kamionhm, crap, the logs will go to the wrong place, better fix that first01:32
dokohmm, why is ubuntuforums.org allowed to post on the ubuntu-devel list?01:33
ogradoko: ...it is since ages...01:34
ogradoko: ah, no -users that is, sorry01:34
amukvim is also in universe 01:34
dokonoisy ...01:35
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opiamu: http://yzis.org -- have you seen it?01:44
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Riddellopi: it's not ready yet plus it needs patches to other kde  programmes01:45
Riddellopi: plus i'm not a vi user, but otherwise a good idea01:45
opiRiddell: I'm a VIm user :)01:45
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opiRiddell: I'm trying to build it on Hoary now01:46
ograwhere is the gtk port ?01:46
opiof yzis?01:46
ogra;)01:46
amuopi: heh looks strange01:46
opiamu: I need to give it a spin to say how it feels :)01:47
opiwith xorg, is there a -dev package with headers?01:49
opiI can't find it01:50
amuhmm it's like overkill, but there are guys around, they write their mails with mutt and use openoffice' swriter as EDITOR :)01:50
opihaha01:50
opi;D01:50
opiBut I'd love to use VIm with KMail01:50
opiVIm as KPart01:51
dredgi'd love to use evolution with vim. i tried it a couple of years ago with some hack i found.01:51
dredgthe results were.. horrific01:51
Kamionopi: there're loads of -dev packages, one per library01:53
opiKamion: I've found a meta package ;)01:53
opiKamion: this system is a gcc virgin ;)01:53
tsengis there an "official" plan to get mono into main? GrumpyGroundhog goals talks about beagle "integrated"01:55
tsengI cant tell who added it.01:57
thomtseng: well, we need to get mono 1.{1,2} so it's available for all arches01:59
thomand if that works out i think we'll go for it01:59
tsengright01:59
tsengok, the debian team is working on packaging and a new spec.. ill be helping get some packages updated and then merged to grumpy02:00
thomrocking02:00
jdubtseng: (bendy.)02:01
tsengbendy = hoary+102:02
tseng?02:02
jdub*almost* officially now02:02
opijdub: what do you need to watch JDubTV? (except for brain damage;-)02:02
jdubtotem02:02
tsengtotem-gstreamer actually02:02
dredgno... totem-xine works here02:02
tsengit told me to use cvs for theora on the console.. maybe after a bit more thinking it actually does02:03
opiok, got totem ;)02:03
Treenaksmplayer works fine, too..02:04
opijdub: URI? :p02:04
jdubtseng: totem-xine works ok02:04
jdubopi: it's not on02:04
opibuuuu!02:04
opi;-)02:04
tsenghey do one of you gnome dudes know if gnome-terminal has some prefix for Xdefaults02:04
tsengor do I really have to use this color wheel02:04
tsengbah not a devel question02:05
sivangtseng: mono is always using c# right ?02:05
thomsivang: no02:05
opiyup02:05
tsenghow do you mean, always?02:05
opithom: no?02:05
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opithom: ain't it .NET?02:05
thomthere are stacks of languages that can target the cli02:05
sivangtseng, thom : what languages am I using to write mono programs?02:06
tsengironpython, boo, nermele, c#, vb.net, asp.net ...02:06
sivangthom: and the resulting executable is also runnable over win32 api's ?02:06
tsengthis is the point of .NET, multiple languages one runtime02:06
ogratseng: classpath ?02:07
thomsivang: in general yes, assuming you're not using platform specific apis02:07
tsengogra: java?02:07
thomogra: yes, with ikvm02:07
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ogratseng: yup....as thom said02:07
tsengyeah.02:07
sivangthom: so the move in the gnome world is towards mono?02:07
thomsivang: for some people02:07
tsengthe move in the miguel world is towards mono02:07
ograsivang: the move in the ubuntu world is towards python ;)02:08
rburtonsivang: gnome is sticking with C for the forseeable future02:08
tsengits just a bunch of pot stirring fud on news sites quoting miguel02:08
tseng"omg i will leave linux forever if you use .NET!!!ELEVEN"02:08
thomyeah. that kinda stuff is pretty tragic02:09
tsengits a pretty sane idea to ignore anything in a comment or written by Eugenia02:09
ograhehe02:09
tsengstick to planet gnome :)02:09
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sivangok, noted :) just the thought of using .NET over linux is somewhat doubtful, I mean, is .NET is now an ANSI/OMG/ISO standard? 02:10
sivang(bah, /me realized this was somewhat out of line questoin and could be considered as trolling)02:11
tsengecma02:11
sivangtseng: ah ok, good to know :)02:11
thom*aargh* kicks rpm in the head repeatedly02:12
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opithom: you need a gun for that02:14
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thompitti: did you want a backtrace of g-v-m killing itself on dbus restart?02:15
pittithom: by all means, yes02:16
thompitti: is there a bug for it? (i looked quickly and couldn't see one, but searching bugzilla is such a waste of time)02:16
pittithom: none that I know of02:16
thomk02:16
pittithom: just open a new one or mail me it02:16
pittithanks02:17
sivangpitti: oh, glad to see you're back02:17
pittiHi sivang; yes, was away for a bit02:17
pittisivang: any news?02:17
sivangpitti: I had no luck using the built in function of g-c-m, I will try using plain g_spawn_sync02:17
sivangpitti: but I have more issues, will msg you02:18
jdubso the combination of adding powerpc to my mirror, and all the kde stuff in main has made mirroring slightly less fun02:18
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ograbradb: another ping02:19
bradbogra: hi02:19
jdubhaggai: more green to go with it, thanks02:19
ograbradb: i'd like to invite you: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/MOTUMeeting02:20
ograbradb, since we will talk about universe wrt malone02:20
bradbogra: thanks, we discussed this on launchpad@ yesterday. i'm definitely looking forward to attending. :)02:20
ogragreat, thanks :)02:21
dholbachbradb: cool02:21
Treenaksanyone know of a way to get software on a palm without the hotsync cradle?02:22
MithrandirTreenaks: infrared02:22
Mithrandiror possibly BT on newer models02:22
TreenaksMithrandir: I don't have any other ir devices around02:23
ograTreenaks: with a morse taper.....hacking in 0100100011101001 etc.....?02:23
dredgTreenaks: not much use to you now, but i have a usb cable for my treo that charges and can do hotsyncs when i'm not near a cradle02:23
Treenaksogra: yeah, good luck, morse 75k without error02:23
ograhehe02:23
Treenaksogra: I found a ssh client for my palm :)02:23
Treenaksogra: but I can't get it on my palm in time02:23
lamontmorning02:24
ograTreenaks: i'll schedule the next meeting an hour later if austraila and NZ are fine with it02:24
Treenaksogra: as someone once said, we need a rotating schedule02:24
opiwhen there will be a UbuntuConf in Germany? :)02:24
opiAustralia's a bit far ;)02:24
ograTreenaks: i asked extensively during the week, and everybody seemed fine02:25
sivangogra: it's today right?02:25
Treenaksogra: ok, I'll try to find a way.. once I have ssh on my palm it won't be a problem :)02:25
ograopi: i thought about making up a hacking camp in summer.....02:25
ograsivang: yup02:26
Treenaksogra: there's debconf in july in finland02:26
opiogra: supreb :-)02:26
Treenaksogra: and guadec in may02:26
ograTreenaks: finland isnt germany02:26
Treenaksogra: guadec is in Germany02:26
ograTreenaks: i know....02:26
ograTreenaks: i thought more about a ubuntu specifi thing :)02:26
ograspecific even02:26
ogracamping in the eifel ....and wireless hacking....02:27
ograwe have nice camping grounds around here: http://www.grawert.net/gallery/pano/02:27
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Treenaksogra: where is "here" (city)?02:28
ograTreenaks: between aachen and the nuerburgring....middle of nowhere.....02:29
Treenaksogra: ah close to .nl :)02:29
ogramy village is called rohr (which actually means pipe in english *g*)02:29
ogra500 inhabitants02:30
jdubrohr power!02:30
ograyay02:30
opiogra: supreb x2, we have bus to aachen! :)02:30
opiogra: from our city 02:31
ograits still about 70 km from there02:31
sivangTreenaks: what time is the motu meeting?02:32
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Treenakssivang: 1630utc02:32
sivangTreenaks: ok02:33
ograsivang, https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/MOTUMeeting02:33
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jdubboh02:35
jdublocales-gen running for every language-pack02:35
jdubhey seb128 02:35
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jduboh no02:36
AndyFitzg'day jdub02:36
jdubnow it's doing it for language-pack-*-base02:36
jdubhey AndyFitz 02:36
sivanghey again seb128 02:36
seb128hello jdub 02:36
seb128re sivang 02:37
Keybukhmm, that sounds like it installed those in the wrong order <g>02:37
Keybukin fact, that definitely sounds like you got them in the wrong order02:37
Keybukla la la la02:37
jdubso on that upgrade, it did locale gen 4 times02:38
jdubalthough it hasn't finished02:38
jduband it might do it again02:38
jdub;)02:38
MithrandirKeybuk: is it a feature that libtool .la files include the full path of the .la files they depend on?02:38
KeybukMithrandir: yes.02:38
MithrandirKeybuk: that means multiarching stuff is a lot harder than it should be, and will cause the RMs pain, I can imagine.02:39
Mithrandirbut if it's intentional, it's intentional..02:39
Keybukif you were maintainer, you could fix it :p02:39
bob2hahaha02:39
MithrandirI would rather stab myself with a blunt spoon02:39
bob2you're so subtle at trying to offload packages, scott02:39
Keybukbob2: shut up and fix your bugs02:40
bob2or what? you'll upload libtool in my name?02:40
Keybukyes :p02:40
bob2and I followed up to them all already!02:40
Keybukfancy following up one some of mine?  I have _plenty_ to go round02:41
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Mithrandir*chuckle*02:42
Keybuklamont: would you like to maintain libtool?02:42
Mithrandirlamont: but then I would have to take over his packages.02:42
lamontKeybuk: only posthumously02:43
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ograjdub: why didnt you take rburtons clearlooks package....it has far more colors....02:44
jdubogra: 0.2.2 vs. 0.302:46
tsengjdub: im looking in his 0.302:46
tsengit has colors02:46
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jdubbut i'll chat to him about it02:47
tsengwell02:47
tsengits worth at least pulling the Human varient02:47
jdubwe won't be using that02:47
ograjdub: we could say its his first motu package ;)02:47
ograrburton: if you are interested in MOTU :)02:48
rburtonwhat who what why?02:50
rburtonjdub: yeah, i pushed 0.3 into NEW02:51
rburtonlunch, bbiab02:51
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ograheh02:52
svenlmmm, is hoary's choose-mirror currently broken ? 02:54
svenlit tries to get http://${countryprefix}archive.ubuntu.com(null)/dists/hoary/Release, and fails.02:55
ogranull ??02:56
svenlwell, also don't know where that comes from.02:56
ograshould be /ubuntu instead02:56
svenlmmm.03:00
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Kamionsvenl: d'oh03:03
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Kamionthat would be my fault; but countryprefix really should be getting substituted ...03:03
KamionI'll have a look, thanks03:04
zulhey03:04
svenlKamion: i run it by hand, do i need to call some special args to the kernel, that yaboot.conf adds ? 03:04
Kamionsvenl: no, our yaboot.conf's append line is basically empty03:05
svenlKamion: append="--" mmm, doesn't seem so. BTW, what is the -- for ? 03:05
svenlKamion: will using yesterdays initrd work or something ? 03:05
Kamiondebian-installer-utils/user-params and some magic in yaboot-installer03:05
KamionI made that choose-mirror change on 1 March; the 1 March initrd should be fine03:06
Kamion(at least, free of that problem)03:06
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lamontKamion: when do you want to do the livecdrootfs change?03:12
lamontthat is, am I free to break it now?03:12
svenlKamion: can i fix it by hand on a running u-i system ? 03:13
Kamionlamont: go for it03:13
Kamionsvenl: I honestly don't know, haven't tried it out yet, sorry03:14
svenlKamion: no problem.03:14
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svenlKamion: netboot images are for netbooting, not for using with mini-isos :)03:15
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svenlKamion: how comes http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hoary/main/daily-installer-powerpc/ shows only 20050302 and 20040224 ? 03:18
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Kamionsvenl: there was a period when the dailies weren't being built on powerpc due (IIRC) to the buildd in question being down03:19
Kamionit's been corrected03:19
svenlMmm.03:20
svenlso, i have to go to the february 24 install, right ? 03:20
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lamontKamion: new cloop name will be:  ~buildd/livecd/current/livecd.{kubuntu,ubuntu}.cloop03:21
lamont'k?03:21
Kamionsvenl: guess so, or wait for me to fix it :)03:21
lamontlikewise for manifest03:21
Kamionlamont: updated03:22
Kamionso not livecd-current any more?03:22
lamontwell, that link has been alive but depricated for a while now.. :-)03:23
lamontthere was directory bloat, but I'd already given you the name03:23
AndyFitznight all03:23
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lamontseemed a shame to make you change, so I made the link stay valid03:23
lamontsince you have to change anyway, figured I'd retire it.03:24
Kamionwell the livecd.ubuntu.cloop name is new, by the looks of it03:24
Kamionbut yeah03:24
Kamionlamont: I've made it grab livecd.$PROJECT.cloop, so with a bit of luck Kubuntu live CDs will just work03:25
lamontawesome03:25
lamontand manifest? :-)03:25
Kamionsame03:26
Kamionsvenl: yow, segfault here, I guess I was tired when I wrote that code ...03:27
svenlKamion: :)03:27
opisvenl: :)03:28
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danielsMithrandir: just for modes, right?03:37
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Mithrandirdaniels: no, mouse probing and everything03:40
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pittiMorning lamont03:41
Kamionweirdness, it's doing a GET mirror/ftp/countries03:42
Kamiondespite the protocol being http03:42
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danielsMithrandir: *grunt*03:45
Mithrandirdaniels: note that this installation has never actually been installed as an ubuntu system, it's actually an old RH6.2 system which has been hacked and hacked and hacked, so something _might_ be a bit funky somewhere.03:46
Mithrandirdaniels: also, xorg.conf has been changed, so it shouldn't ask those questions anyhow03:46
danielsMithrandir: right03:47
mvoKamion: just finished a testinstall of array-6 works like a charm here on my test-machine :)03:48
Kamioncool03:48
mvoKamion: oh, I just noticed that my keyboard under X is us, under the console de. I installed with language english, but keyboard german. should I report this against as bug against X?03:49
Kamionmvo: yes please, that's supposed to be fixed now03:52
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Kamionhmm, choose-mirror.templates is a bit hosed in places, I wonder if that has something to do with it03:53
Riddellhow do I start gnome?  (equivalent of startkde)03:53
TreenaksRiddell: gnome-session ?03:53
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jbaileyKamion: The hack I did for getting initrd-tools to set RESUME automatically relies on the swap partition being mounted at the time. (I'm parsing /proc/swaps) - svenl did an install and it wasn't set.  Is swap not mounted during the install?03:55
Riddellhmm "gnome-session: you're already running a session manager"  running in a chroot in Xnest03:56
TreenaksRiddell: clean your environment?03:56
svenlI have a swap entry in /target/etc/fstab03:56
RiddellTreenaks: how do I do that?03:56
TreenaksRiddell: I don't know, it's your environment03:57
jdubRiddell: look at the output of export :)03:57
svenljbailey: i am not sure swap is enabled during base-install.03:57
Kamionjbailey: it should be, the installer tries to autouse swap03:57
Kamionthat's important for lowmem installs03:58
jbaileyHmm, that's what I had assumed.03:58
lupusBEdaniels, can you plz look at this https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=712303:58
jbaileyKamion: Have you done a test install with array6 yet?  If yes, can you check your /etc/mkinitrd/mkinitrd.conf file to see if RESUME= is set at the bottom of it?03:59
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Riddelljdub: what do you mean?03:59
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seb128hum, xorg crash04:00
jdubRiddell: run export. look at the output.04:00
pittilamont: ping04:00
pittiKamion: are today's daily and array 6 the same images?04:01
Kamionpitti: yes04:02
pittiah, cool04:02
pittiI accidentially downloaded the daily04:02
Kamionjbailey: I've done lots, not sure if any are still intact :)04:02
Kamionjbailey: probably easier for me to just fire off another quick amd64 install ...04:03
jbaileyUnless, has anyone else here done an install off of array6, or in the last day?04:03
Kamionjbailey: I can do one easily, it's no hardship04:03
Kamionwill take half an hour or so counting the CD burn04:03
jbaileyKamion: Sure.  Just that otherwise an answer might be here in 30 seconds. =)04:03
Kamiontrue :)04:04
Kamionactually I only need to do the first stage to answer your question04:04
jbaileyKamion: Cool, thanks.04:05
jbaileyKamion: Aside from, is it safe to do the hotplug upload without fubaring you now?04:05
svenlKamion: on the pegasos/ubuntu install, the nobootloader message doesn't seem to find the right kernel to use.04:05
Kamionjbailey: yep, but we're in preview freeze now, you'll need to clear it with mdz/jdub04:05
Kamionsvenl: hm, ok, I'll have a look and see if nobootloader needs technical branding04:05
svenlKamion: not that it is any important, since there is no vmlinuz, but maybe you rather disable that message for hoary.04:06
jbaileyKamion: mdz asked for the patch, but I'll double check.  Thanks for the reminder.04:06
Kamionsvenl: I'd like to get at least the mkvmlinuz support in for hoary, but ...04:06
Kamionjbailey: ah, ok04:06
Kamionit'd save me hassle and get me another test machine :-)04:06
svenlKamion: ah, that would be neat.04:06
svenlKamion: mkvmlinuz is really clean and transparent to the rest of the kernel stuff. Jens did a great job on it.04:07
svenlAm going to see if out yaboot supports 4.5MB compressed initrds now.04:07
KamionI'm not sure I'll be able to get the mkvmlinuz package into supported now, though, let alone onto the CD; will have to talk with folks04:07
svenlKamion: as long as the kernel-image include the support files, it should be ok.04:08
Kamionwon't work during the install though without mkvmlinuz in supported04:08
Kamionalthough I guess you could wget it by hand04:08
svenlKamion: yep.04:10
svenlKamion: or preseed it or whatever.04:10
Kamionsvenl: oh, in fact no vmlinuz would be why nobootloader can't find the right kernel04:10
Kamion                kernel=`ls /target/boot/vmlinuz-2.* | sed -e 's%/target/boot/%%'`04:10
svenlKamion: i think so too.04:10
mdzjbailey: the sg thing?04:10
mdzjbailey: if so, yes, that's fiine04:10
svenlBTW, are usernames with '-' in the name illegal ? 04:10
jbaileymdz: Thx.04:11
zul*sigh* sometimes i want to blow my brains out04:11
Kamionjbailey: swap is enabled during base installation, just checked04:11
svenlKamion: how do you check that ? And it is enabled post-partman ? 04:11
Kamionsvenl: chroot /target swapon -s04:12
Kamionyeah, partman turns it on04:12
svenlKamion: oh ...04:12
jbaileyHmm.04:12
svenlwel, i am no more in the initrd, so ...04:12
svenljbailey: well, yaboot can handle big initrd's so it is a grub2 issue.04:12
jbaileysvenl: Is there a chance that /dev/${SWAP} doesn't exist?  I do a sanity check that it should be a block device before I put it in.04:13
svenlMmm, would be really neater if the gige driver would not be broken.04:13
svenljbailey: i don't know, let me check.04:13
Kamionjbailey: might be devfs versus non-devfs device names04:13
jbaileyKamion: Oh ugh.04:13
jbaileyKamion: Yeah, certainly is.04:13
Kamionjbailey: can you do a mapdevfs in the d-i initrd, or are you running entirely in /target?04:14
Kamionconfirmed RESUME not set04:14
jbaileyKamion: I've just assumed that I'm running in a chroot on the target system.04:14
KamionI'm pretty sure you will be04:14
jbaileyKamion: (my tests were basically dpkg --purge --force-depends and then reinstall)04:14
Kamionwe could have base-installer fill it in for you somehow, but that's a bit ugly04:15
svenlKamion: well, with the 2004.10.29-beta OF, yaboot from disk was perfectly able to boot the vmlinux/initrd kernel post reboot, so maybe we should just aim for that.04:15
svenlonly problem is the initial boot, but i will fix that.04:15
Kamionsvenl: kewl, that's excellent04:15
jbaileyKamion: I could parse /etc/fstab, too.  The logic I had was parse /proc/swaps and double check that it's really a block device.04:16
svenlKamion: only problem may be in the ofpath stuff maybe, not sure, i don't use the generated yaboot.conf, and place it in /etc/yaboot.conf on another partition.04:16
svenlyaboot is copied from a debian partition too.04:17
Kamionjbailey: well, /etc/fstab should have been un-devfs-ed, anyway04:17
jbaileyKamion: Not for Hoayr obviously, but are you planning on udev love for after?  I have it running nicely in an initramfs.04:18
Kamionguess I could check ofpath, the monitor I'd attach to my pegasos is in use though04:18
svenlKamion: i confirm, /target/etc/fstab was ok pre-reboot.04:18
Kamionjbailey: we are running udev, just with devfs names04:18
svenlKamion: who needs a monitor when you have serial console :)04:18
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Kamionsvenl: sadly I don't, I really should ...04:18
svenlKamion: :)04:18
Kamionjbailey: it was an easy change to go from devfs to udev but keep roughly the same pathnames; going from devfs names to traditional names was a *whole* lot more work04:19
svenlKamion: is there a plan to remove the devfs name for post-hoary installer ? Or post-sarge for that matter ?04:19
svenlKamion: i suppose you could use /sys or somethign for it.04:19
jbaileysvenl: I don't know if Debian could do it until pre-2.6 support is removed.04:19
Kamionsvenl: I'd certainly like to, but I don't really have a plan; it'll probably be a matter of gradually coming up with compatibility layers that understand both, until we can make it use either without anyone noticing04:20
svenljbailey: etch will assuredly drop 2.6 support.04:20
Kamionjbailey: it would certainly be possible to abstract away the things that care about the differences, so that they could cope with either.04:20
svenlerr pre-2.6 that is.04:20
svenlKamion: hehe.04:20
Kamionand I think doing it that way is the easiest and best way, you get to make everything keep working rather than trying to have one giant flag day :)04:20
jbaileysvenl: I'm not certain of that.  2.6 is still a sufficiently crazy target that I don't see pre-2.6 dropped in Debian for ages.  We've had the chat a few times amongst the debian-glibc folks to try and figure out what we should do with threads.04:21
mdzlamont: morning04:22
pittiMorning mdz04:22
mdzhi04:22
svenljbailey: yes.04:22
Kamionsvenl: on the Debian side, I think moving to udev to get away from the kernel code that's actually liable to be removed really soon is more important/urgent than changing the device names04:22
lamontmorning mdz04:23
Kamionso I'm quite glad we've been able to do that in Ubuntu first; it should be a straightforward merge to make it happen in Debian04:23
KamionI've been fairly careful to make my changes conditional such that d-i can still be built with or without udev04:23
mdzlamont: status of kubuntu cloop images?04:24
Kamionha, I was about to ask that04:24
lamontmdz: top of the pile, verifying the script now.  Kamion has made his changes04:24
mdzyes, I'm pulling down his install images now04:24
lamonttyping break04:25
svenlKamion: post-sarge though, so we still have a bit of time.04:25
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svenlKamion: but yes, testing them in ubuntu first is rather nice, especially as you don't have the pre-2.6 constraints.04:26
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Kamionsvenl: considering that I was still finding bugs caused by the switch to udev up until a week or two ago, I'm pretty glad of that04:26
svenlKamion: :)04:26
pittimvo: I have the same keyboard problem, do you happen to know the bug #?04:26
svenlBTW, any chance to get a french mirror on the wanadoo/france-telecom network ?04:27
svenlwhere is fr.archive.ubuntu.com located anyway ? 04:27
Kamionovh.net, whoever they are04:28
Kamionseem to be a Parisian ISP04:28
svenli only get around 100kBps to them.04:28
mdzenrico: yes04:28
mdzenrico: we need to sync up regarding delivery of documentation for the release04:28
Kamionmdz: ok to revert that CD-ROM eject timing change we talked about yesterday? it's a change to cdrom-detect and another to prebaseconfig04:29
marcin_anthi any "linux printing" guru here?04:29
mdzKamion: yep04:30
marcin_antI got a problem with hp printer04:30
mdzmarcin_ant: this channel is for development discussion; #ubuntu is for support and general discussion04:30
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marcin_antmdz: so about development - it this possible that hpijs package is broken?04:31
mvopitti: no, haven't reported it yet (and not looked into bugzilla). I'll do that now04:32
marcin_antmdz: I installed hpijs but drivers doesn't appear in gnome-cups-manager04:32
pittimvo: all the actually relevant bugs have been closed as duplicates of #282204:32
mdzmarcin_ant: #ubuntu, please04:32
marcin_antmdz: ok04:33
pittimvo: however, #2106 fits much better for this, and is something entirely different04:33
seb128pitti: g-c-m requires to be root to change settings or just to be in lpadmin ?04:33
pittiseb128: just lpadmin04:33
seb128k04:33
pittiseb128: gksudo is just for enabling/disabling cups browsing04:33
seb128I've a bug here so :p04:33
seb128my user is in lpadmin04:33
mvopitti:  #2822 does not fit for my prolbem04:33
seb128but I've the "become administrator" menu option04:34
pittimvo: #2106?04:34
seb128which asks for a root password04:34
pittimvo: I will reopen this because the latest x.org 6.8.2-2 claims to fix it04:34
pittiseb128: urgh, that should use gksudo04:34
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seb128pitti: that doesn't here04:34
seb128pitti: does it work on your system with the current version ?04:34
seb128Edit -> become admin04:35
seb128"Administrator (root) privilege is required.304:35
pittiseb128: I mean, we should change it to use gksudo (not "I thought it already does")04:35
seb128"Please enter the root password to continue"04:35
seb128is asks for that04:35
seb128pitti: no, does it ask for that on your system ?04:35
pittiseb128: erm, I don't have this menu entry04:35
seb128sivang neither04:36
seb128seems that you should not get it if you are in lpadmin04:36
seb128my user is04:36
seb128but I get the option04:36
seb128I'll debug that here, thanks04:36
pittiseb128: exactly, if authentication is already sufficient (lpadmin), you won't see it04:36
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pittimvo: maybe we should just open a new bug04:37
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seb128pitti: hum in fact the archive version works fine, that's sivang's patch breaking it04:37
pittimvo: I selected German keyboard layout, but have PC104/US, you too?04:37
mvopitti: exactly04:38
mvopitti: console keyboard is correct04:38
pittimvo: apart from missing unicode on consoles 2-n04:38
pittibut that's already filed04:38
pittimvo: are you already typing a report or shall I do?04:40
mvopitti: I don't mind, I'm not typing it right now04:40
pittimvo: I file one04:41
mvopitti: thanks04:41
enricomdz: I'm here04:41
sivangpitti: I now even made my stuff work, and it cann even restart cups and I don't get any window for password whatsoever04:41
enricomdz: we definitely need to04:41
sivangpitti: pretty odd04:41
pittisivang: maybe you are already authenticated at this session. Great that it works now!04:42
sivangpitti: I did some changes to the arguments that gnome_cups_spawn recives04:42
sivangpitti: I hate when I have to guess to make things work :-/04:42
sivangpitti: eh probably authenticated alredy this sessoin, how do I clear my token? (I want to teste the authentication window)04:43
enricomdz: I have noted various items I should discuss with you04:43
enricolet me know when you have some time04:43
sivangpitti: so I can smile now :)04:43
mdzenrico: would it be better to discuss at a documentation team meeting, or only the two of us?04:44
pittimvo: #7138, in case you want to add something04:44
enricomdz: I'll tell you the topics, you tell me where you'd like to discuss them04:44
enricomdz: 1) Yelp or not Yelp?04:45
pittisivang: sudo -K, then run it from the same terminal04:45
enricomdz: 2) Freeze date for the documentation04:45
svenlKamion: mmm, yaboot-installer doesn't do anything on pegasos, could you enable it ? 04:45
enricomdz: 3) Post-hoary wishes from the developers04:45
mdzenrico: yelp vs. not yelp is a broader desktop issue, and should be discussed on ubuntu-devel04:45
enricomdz: 4) How to notify us when some feature changes and we need to adjust the documentation04:45
jdubenrico: "not yelp" is crazy :)04:46
mdzenrico: 2) depends on whether we have translators for these documents, and how much time they need04:46
mdzenrico: 3) I haven't even begun to think about documentation for hoary+1 yet :-)04:46
svenlKamion: i suppose that not running ybin when a pegasos is detected should be enough, since pegasos OF can boo yaboot directly. Maybe putting a symlink from /usr/lib/yaboot/yaboot to /boot/yaboot would be neat though. Is there a big difference between debian yaboot-installer and ubuntu's one ? 04:46
enricojdub: froud told me that you agreed that help applications are dead and firefox would be better04:47
mdzenrico: 4) the best thing would be for documentation authors to track Hoary; we don't closely monitor feature changes which are passed on from upstream, and so notifications from us would be unreliable04:47
jdubenrico: i most certainly did not. :-)04:47
sivangpitti: thanks, joy ==> it seems that I have now left only to add the warning window about opening the port on the system, and deal with approval/cancellation and hide the menu item with the configuration is custom :-))04:49
enricomdz: uhm... so.  It seems that 1) goes with "Yelp stays for Hoary at least"04:49
enricomdz: that is, if it needs a long discussion here, I guess it's too late for it in the release cycle anyway04:49
enricomdz: am I correct?04:50
enricomdz: 2) freeze dates: when will you know something about translators?  People are asking in the list04:50
Kamionsvenl: a few differences, but nothing major; mostly branding, a few small technical changes04:50
jdubenrico: the issues with yelp seemed to be either minor, easily fixable (with interest from upstream), or fairly ridiculous.04:51
Kamionsvenl: where does the yaboot.conf go?04:51
svenlKamion: can you mail me a generated yaboot.conf ? 04:51
enricojdub: we've been working around most of them, yes.  Now we just need to figure out how to make our documentation show up in a nice place in the ToC04:51
herzimako: how do you want to receive digital sigantures of the code of conduct? c'n'p into the email and then sign it with gpg?04:51
mdzenrico: we are definitely not getting rid of yelp; the only question is whether to use yelp for the doc team documentation.  I think that it makes sense to do so, but the issue is open for discussion as I have not even heard the full argument against it04:52
jdubenrico: shaunm is very happy to help out04:52
Kamionsvenl: from a powermac, yes; from anything else, that's harder :)04:52
svenlKamion: well, the yaboot seems to not support getting the yaboot.conf from the same dir as the yaboot binary, but this is an OF issue i am working on.04:52
mdzenrico: I will probably never know; I am not organizing translators04:52
svenlKamion: sure, from a powermac.04:52
enricomdz: who should I ask?04:52
mdzenrico: the only translator I can point to for certain is Adi04:52
svenlKamion: the idea is to see if it would work here.04:52
mdzenrico: the ubuntu-translators mailing list seems like a likely place04:52
enricomdz: noone's organizing the translators?04:52
svenlKamion: so it currently reads from "boot-disk"/etc/yaboot.conf04:52
jdubenrico: speak to daf.04:53
mdzenrico: ideally, the documentation could be imported into rosetta, but I don't think it's ready04:53
enricoOk, I can take care of 2, then.04:53
Kamionsvenl: will do after my next Ubuntu powerpc install; I overwrote the last one I did with a Debian test04:54
enricoAbout 3[post-hoary] : we set up a DocteamPostHoary wiki page to do some brainstorming: it'd be nice to find some items from you people there04:54
svenlKamion: :)04:54
svenlKamion: actually, you could maybe plain add chrp_pegasos support to the ubuntu yaboot-installer for now ? 04:55
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kagouhi04:55
Kamionmdz: ^-- ok to do so? doesn't affect macs at all04:55
mdzKamion: sure04:55
Kamionsvenl: so still running mkofboot/ybin, etc.?04:55
Kamion(for now)04:56
svenlfor now.04:56
mdzamu: have you tested the kubuntu installation CD?04:56
svenlKamion: mmm, maybe not.04:56
enricomdz: and about the meeting, froud told me you wanted to talk with me about it?04:56
svenlMaybe i will hack on it on the debian side, and make a custom yaboot-installer and move it in the initrd.04:56
=== svenl wonders if that would work.
mdzenrico: as I said, I thought it would make sense to discuss these things at a doc team meeting, but if you would prefer that I talk only with you, we can do that04:57
Kamionsvenl: ok, up to you, they should be compatible04:57
svenlmaybe i should then check the OF version, and do the nobootloader if the version is too old or something such, not sure if this is possible.04:57
svenlKamion: still interested in your yaboot.conf though.04:57
Kamionthe Ubuntu changes to the postinst are (a) branding (b) timeout tweak if other operating systems are installed (c) add 'quiet splash' to default post-boot kernel args04:58
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Kamionyup, will get that to you04:58
enricomdz: we are definitely going to have a docteam meeting to see what to do post-quickguide04:59
enricoI think the freeze could be decided well before the meeting, though04:59
mdzenrico: the most important thing right now is to get the documentation packages into shape such that they can be installed by default04:59
enricoHowever, we're finishing the QuickGuide and people are getting lost not knowing what to do04:59
mdzenrico: after that, to work on the organization of documentation in yelp04:59
sivangenrico: did you managee with the installing docs into yelp?04:59
svenlKamion: quiet splash is something that works for all kernels ? 05:00
Kamionsvenl: can't remember if either/both are Ubuntu kernel tweaks, but they're certainly harmless on kernels that don't support them; they were partly advance preparation for usplash that hasn't come to completion yet05:01
enricomdz: documentation packages are fine already.  They just lack better OMF files and registration into docbase05:01
Kamionand I think partly to shut up noisy messages from the kernel and init05:01
enricoI'll upload today's improved version05:01
svenlKamion: ah.05:02
svenlKamion: BTW, i could prepare a yaboot-installer from the ubuntu code, and wget it and then install it, right, since current code will not select yaboot-installer on pegasos ? 05:03
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enricosivang: docs are installed into yelp and scrollkeeper, only they show up in the "Others" category05:03
Kamionsvenl: right, although I think you need to be careful not to change any debconf templates if you take the wget-and-install route05:03
enricomdz: ok, I think I'm fine.  I'll upload these packages and start organizing the Docteam IRC meeting05:03
Kamion(because they get thrown away the next time the debconf database is saved by a new menu item, or something awkward like that)05:04
sivangenrico: ah ok05:04
lamontheh.05:04
lamontmdz: wanna do that rsync-ability bump today?>05:04
svenlKamion: ah.05:04
svenlKamion: anna install yaboot-installer.....udeb, right.05:04
lamontmdz: 'no' is OK too.05:05
svenlKamion: well, i will just disable the ybin call and make it installable, should work fine for now.05:05
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Kamionsvenl: mmm, haven't got a new enough anna for that yet; you might just need to hack it into the initrd I'm afraid05:05
enricomdz: about the packages: maybe ubuntu-docs should contain the .desktop file that's now in ubuntu-artwork, providing the About Ubuntu menu item?05:06
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mdzlamont: let's do it as close to preview as we can05:07
mdzlamont: once we're fairly certain there aren't any more large packages to be changed05:07
svenlKamion: ok.05:07
lamontmdz: OK05:07
lamontjust have to remember to move a few more files...05:07
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Riddelljdub: can we look at the applications.menu issue sometime?   it needs to get sorted05:12
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jdubRiddell: yeah05:14
Riddelljdub: I don't see a way to have a single applications.menu file that everyone is happy with, I think it needs to have an xdg-applications-menu meta package and a gnome-applications-menu package with the gnome one and a kde-applications-menu package with the kde one05:15
Kamionmdz: can it be not too much later than two days before preview, so that we have time to sync up?05:16
Kamionmdz: oh, I just saw a bug with the CD-ROM not being detected, even with that udevstart change05:17
KamionI checked and /dev/cdroms/cdrom0 is there, so it's a timing issue I think05:17
jdubRiddell: yeah, i've been thinking along similar lines05:18
jdubRiddell: distribution-menus, gnome-menus, kde-menus...05:18
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mdzKamion: yeah, I saw the same05:20
mdzthe first set of CDs were working 100% in my test environment, but since then I have seen it fail to detect the CD a few times05:20
Kamionyes, likewise05:20
Riddelljdub: ok, how do we make this happen?05:21
mdzKamion: have you re-enabled the daily cron jobs?05:21
Kamionmdz: oh, no05:22
Kamionmdz: thanks for reminding me, done now05:22
Kamionmdz: shall I cron kubuntu daily?05:22
jdubRiddell: first, let's just sort out what we want from /etc/xdg/menu/*05:23
jdubRiddell: we can worry about package changes after that05:23
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Riddelljdub: I think we want it as it is but with the option to change from a gnome applications.menu to a kde applications.menu05:25
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jdubRiddell: do you want to have a common layout?05:26
jdubRiddell: or do you want to use kde upstream layout?05:26
Riddelljdub: personally I'd be happy with just using the KDE layout05:27
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Riddelljdub: I don't even know how to have a common layout since things like the icons don't match05:27
svenlMmm, well, still X.org configuration problems on pegasos.05:27
jdubRiddell: ship different .directory files05:27
mdzKamion: sure05:28
jdubRiddell: if we go for different layouts, we just have a namespacing issue05:28
haggaiI think it would be best to try and combine the best of Ubuntu's changes with the default KDE layout05:28
mdzKamion: I think we need to adjust the naming structure somehow, though05:28
mdzit's confusing enough that different versions of the same branch have the same names, but a different distribution with the name filenames and header content is more so :-)05:29
svenlOk, worked.05:30
ogrameeting starts05:30
lamontmdz: E: Couldn't find package kubuntu-desktop05:31
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svenlKamion: mmm, my tft screen doesn't like the the default ubuntu X.org monitor specs, is this because the pegasos doesn't provide ddc/edid info in the OF ? 05:32
Kamionsvenl: might be, I'm not at all familiar with how X's configuration scheme works though05:33
Kamionmdz: that's what we get for calling Kubuntu hoary as well :)05:33
svenldaniels: you there ? 05:33
Riddelljdub: so kde needs a package with must the same .directory files as gnome-menus has but using KDE icons, and applications.menu sits in it's own package05:34
svenlKamion: removing the horizsync and vertrefresh lines, and it worked.05:34
svenlwhen does daniels usually show up ? He is in australian timezone.05:34
jdubRiddell: only if we went for the same layout, which i don't think we should05:35
jdubRiddell: also, i'd centralise the directory files and just change the icons05:35
jdubRiddell: but let's not do it that way :)05:35
jdubi think there's more value in using the kde upstream layout05:35
Kamionmdz: I do see the confusion though05:36
haggaihmm, and reduce the clutter of the kde upstream layout for kubuntu?05:36
Riddellso we do just want two packages with application.menus files05:36
Riddelland maybe move around some of the kde .directory files to keep haggai happy :)05:36
haggaiwhat happens if you have both KDE & gnome installed?05:36
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jdubhaggai: gnome would use one, kde would use the other05:37
jdubhaggai: but the .desktop files would all be the same :)05:37
lamontsvenl: that's usually how daniels tells people to fix their X configs.  "if you can reprodouce the problem with horizsync and vertrefresh commented out, please tell me"05:37
lamontor words to that effect05:37
haggaijdub: so we'd have to patch them to stop them using the same file by default?05:37
jdubseems so05:38
svenllamont: the problem is subtly different though.05:38
lamontsvenl: his contention is that those lines should almost never be there05:38
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svenllamont: if they are not commented out, and since usefbdev is used, X requests a mode from radeonfb, which knows that it is not settable since it has is own DDC stuff.05:39
Riddellif we do that the whole conflicting files issue goes away but it does mean a) digging the code to find out what to change  and b) one or both of them isn't using the applications.menu file which is specified in the specification as being the file to use05:39
svenllamont: i kinda agree with him, but it is not as easy, i had lot of experience with pegasos installs with those lines removed by default, and got lot of failures.05:39
svenllamont: from broken KVM switches to old none-DDC compatible monitors, passing through switched of monirots.05:40
Kamiondaniels' timezone has been a bit ... variable recently, he's been very busy; now would be typical sleep time for him though, of course05:41
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svenllamont: hehe.05:41
svenlKamion: but on pmac, the HorizSync and VertRefresh are coming from the OF ddc stuff through your hacked read-edid, right ?05:42
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Kamionsvenl: nah, we used that temporarily pre-warty I think, but it got dropped in favour of xresprobe05:42
svenlKamion: xresprobe ? 05:43
Kamion Description: X Resolution Probe05:44
Kamion  xresprobe is a package that probes both laptop and DDC-compliant screens for05:44
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Kamion  their standard resolutions, and returns a specifically-formatted, easy-to-parse05:44
Kamion  output.05:44
mdzlamont: it's in universe :-(05:44
svenlKamion: do you know how it works on ppc ? 05:44
mdzelmo: ?05:44
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mdzKamion: I guess that means that the kubuntu CD is unlikely to be correct, since it won't contain kubuntu-desktop05:44
Kamionsvenl: not really05:44
Kamionmdz: I use the task ;-)05:45
lamontmdz: it won't even get cloop images...05:45
svenlKamion: its an upstream thingy ? 05:45
elmomdz: ?05:45
mdzlamont: I meant the install CD05:45
lamontdoh05:45
haggaiRiddell: how about we patch to look for <gnome/kde>.menu and fall back to applications.menu?05:45
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mdzelmo: do you have a moment for seed/archive resync?05:45
Kamionsvenl: daniels and fabbione wrote it I believe05:45
svenlAh ... will have to ask daniels, as fabbione is unreachable.05:46
Kamionthere's an of.c for powerpc05:46
mdzelmo: we have a very few remaining kubuntu bits which need to be moved (kubuntu-desktop from universe, kubuntu-live from new)05:46
haggaiRiddell: hmm, that would still be confusing for people who did something with applications.menu and wondered why nothing happened05:46
Kamionwhich is spiritually the same as my read-edid05:46
Riddellhaggai: that sounds fair05:46
Kamionmdz: what about libjpeg-progs, libtiff-tools?05:46
mdzKamion: I meant to ask...is there a way to configure a G4 to boot from CD by default?05:46
Riddellhaggai: people shouldn't be changing applications.menu much05:46
Kamionmdz: or are those to be changed in kubuntu?05:46
Kamionmdz: I thought I suggested "nvsetenv boot-device cd:" already05:46
lunitikUgh... no one knows? I even removed firestarter... but its UI settings are kept... the toolbar won't allow me to move it...05:47
KamionI haven't tried that but it feels reasonable05:47
mdzKamion: I am not aware of the issues involving those two packages05:47
lunitik(--purge and reinstall, and regular remove)05:47
Kamionmdz: look at report.html in kubuntu/daily/current/ and follow the uninstallables05:47
mdzKamion: I remember asking, but i didn't remember your response, I'll try that05:47
lunitikahh... wrong channel05:47
svenlKamion: yeah, i guess the easiest way is to provide said ddc support in pegasos-OF, and document this in some errata file for now ? 05:47
haggaiRiddell: hmm but if we have a kde.menu it would override applications.menu.  Should we ship without applications.menu and give that highest priority if it exists, perhaps?05:47
Kamionsvenl: if there's some non-OF approach we can also take, I'm sure that would be fine too05:47
haggaiRiddell: that way a user who created applications.menu would find it had an effect05:48
svenlOh, it uses the fbdev interface ...05:48
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mdzamu: ping05:49
Riddellhaggai: yeah ok05:49
svenlKamion: not sure, i think it is easier to do x86 VESA call emulation at the OF level, and provide that data, we already have an emulated vesa fb8 OF package on our TODO list.05:49
amumdz: pong 05:49
mdzamu: we need help from you and Riddell to get the CDs in order05:49
mdzthat's the priority for kubuntu right now05:49
Kamionsvenl: *nod*05:49
elmowhat the heck's been done  to the seeds and language packs?05:50
Riddellmdz: what needs sorted?05:50
svenlKamion: arg, that of.c code seems to be doing some offb specific stuff.05:50
Kamionelmo: l-p-en -> l-p-en-base, l-p-en-update -> l-p-en05:51
amumdz: so what's to do?  05:51
elmosomeone who's more awake might want to work out what needs to  be done from http://people.ubuntu.com/~james/paste/kubuntu-sync.txt for kubuntu05:51
Kamion(etc.)05:51
Kamionelmo: l-p-*-update should be removed AFAIK05:51
elmoKamion: so l-p-* can be removed ?05:51
elmoerr -*-update right ;)05:51
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Kamioner, yes, you can stop giving me heartattacks now :)05:52
mdzamu, Riddell: <elmo> someone who's more awake might want to work out what needs to  be done from http://people.ubuntu.com/~james/paste/kubuntu-sync.txt for kubuntu05:52
mdzamu, Riddell: also http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily/current/report.html05:52
KamionI believe that promoting libjpeg-progs and libtiff-tools to main will fix everything on report.html, although I haven't done an exhaustive check05:52
Kamion(just eyeballed it to make sure it wasn't my CD infrastructure at fault)05:53
elmomdz: ok  to promote them, they seem harmless05:53
elmo+?05:53
Mithrandirlibjpeg-progs in main would be nice anyhow, since you then get lossless rotation of jpegs.05:53
mdzelmo: libjpeg-progs and libtiff-tools, yes05:53
mdzMithrandir: I use the -mmx variety myself05:54
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Mithrandirmdz: it seems not to exist for amd64.05:54
Kamion"Rebooting into your new Ubuntu system" -> hmm, are we going to brand stuff like that (not to mention the grub boot menu) for Kubuntu? if so, how?05:55
mdzMithrandir: sounds like a bug05:55
mdzMithrandir: well, perhaps not05:55
seb128is the array 6 livecd supposed to work on amd64 ?05:55
mdzseb128: it worked for me05:55
mdzeverything is supposed to work05:56
elmook, done libjpeg-blah and libtiff-blah05:56
amuI'm 15min.off, take the kid from kindergarden  05:57
Mithrandirmdz: what package is -mmx in?05:57
Kamionstill a fair few bits of gnome stuff being unpacked here (python-gnome or whatever), is that known?05:57
Riddellwhy is kdebindings being demoted to universe?  (because it's unused?)05:57
elmoRiddell: if it's in the demote column it's not seeded and not pulled in by other stuff05:58
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KamionRiddell: I kind of hope it stays in main, it's a build-dep of libqt-perl05:58
seb128Kamion: unpackaged ?05:58
svenlKamion: should i do a formal bug report in the bugzilla about this X.org problem ? 05:58
Kamionseb128: hm what? (this is a Kubuntu installation)05:58
Kamionsvenl: sure05:58
mdzlamont: what's the procedure?05:58
mdzMithrandir: libjpeg-mmx05:58
seb128Kamion: ups, "unpacked" I mean05:58
seb128Kamion: <Kamion> still a fair few bits of gnome stuff being unpacked here (python-gnome or whatever), is that known? 05:59
Kamionseb128: as in unpacked then configured05:59
lamontmdz: just kick a livecd rootfs build05:59
mdzKamion: is libqt-perl seeded/germinated?05:59
Kamionseb128: I was wondering if the kubuntu guys intended all the remaining gnome packages in kubuntu to be there05:59
seb128oh, k05:59
mdzlamont: that will build both, or only kubuntu?05:59
RiddellKamion: is libqt-perl used?05:59
mdzonly kubuntu should be much faster05:59
lamontboth05:59
Kamionmdz: not yet, but it's a build-dependency of debconf which I ripped out in a really hacky way but I'd like to restore06:00
RiddellKamion: there shouldn't be any gnome packages in there06:00
lamontdidn't give you a hook to build only one yet06:00
Kamioni.e. allow the debconf kde frontend to build again06:00
lamontwhich brings up the other question...06:00
mdzamu,Riddell: we'll also need to do a security policy check06:00
mdzamu,Riddell: currently, kubuntu-desktop pulls in openssh-server(!)06:00
KamionRiddell: there definitely still are06:00
lamont~buildd/livecd/current has both images in it.  if you only build one, does that mean that I need current-$PROJECT, or do we care?06:00
RiddellKamion: ok, cool, so we need to put kdebindings on the seeds somehow06:01
mdzgnome-mime-data, libgnomevfs2-common, etc. are there at present06:01
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KamionRiddell: look for gnome in http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/kubuntu-hoary/desktop06:01
mdzpython-gnome2 is in desktop06:01
KamionRiddell: promoting kde to main might be sufficient06:01
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Kamionlamont: I don't mind, but I think it might be nice to have that flexibility given that cloops take a while to build06:02
RiddellKamion: promoting kde to main might pull in stuff we don't want06:02
mdzamu had seeded kde, but decided to do it differently06:02
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KamionRiddell: kdebindings seems like the sort of thing that should be pulled in via build-deps06:02
mdzGet:234 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com hoary/universe libkipi0 0.1-2 [97.4kB] 06:02
mdzGet:235 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com hoary/universe gwenview 1.1.8-1ubuntu3 [630kB] 06:02
mdz^^ pulled in by kubuntu-desktop06:02
svenlyep, suspend-to-disk worked, provided mkinitrd stuff is fixed for the RESUME thingy.06:02
seb128mdz: http://pkg-gnome.alioth.debian.org/amd64.jpg06:03
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mdzamu: you mentioned gwenview; what happened there?06:03
seb128mdz: I get that with the liveCD on amd64, any idea on what could be wrong ?06:03
Riddellgwenview is a KDE app incase anyone is confused by that06:04
mdzseb128: looks like a bad burn06:04
Kamionok, this kubuntu install CD seems to have worked fine after I worked around the couple of missing dependencies06:04
mdzRiddell: yes, but it is one that was not discussed during the promotion review06:04
mvois "Menu item 'load-cdrom' failed." a known error on the live cd? 06:04
seb128mdz: k, I'll burn it again on an another media06:04
mdzGet:335 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com hoary/universe kvim 1:6.3-046+1ubuntu4 [2586B] 06:05
Kamionmvo: not afaik, that also rather suggests a bad burn06:05
mdzKamion: did you encounter libkipi0, gwenview or kvim?06:05
mvoKamion: ok, I'll retry with a new cd06:05
mdzGet:352 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com hoary/universe xscreensaver-nognome 4.16-1ubuntu7 [2204B] 06:05
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Kamionmdz: what, on the CD?06:05
mdzI'm just installing kubuntu-desktop on a fresh base06:05
mdzand these are the things being pulled in from universe06:05
Kamionmdz: oh, I'm installing from kubuntu/daily/current/hoary-install-i386.iso06:05
Riddellkdelibs-data depends on gnome-menus which is why there's a lot of gnome stuff in there, that will go away if I manage to sort the menus06:06
seb128?06:06
mdzKamion: that CD doesn't have kubuntu-desktop on it, does it06:06
Kamionmdz: no06:06
mdzso far I have 4 additional binaries06:07
seb128Riddell: oh, perhaps we should split it to a data package ?06:07
Riddellupdate-notifier is the other problem, can that be removed from the seed?06:08
jdubseb128: we're going to have to use independent applications.menu files06:08
Kamionwhere's kynaptic in the menus?06:08
jdubseb128: ie. gnome-applications.menu06:08
seb128jdub: why ? i thought we want a common menu to both desktop ?06:08
jdubseb128: nup06:08
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Kamion"Root Terminal"06:09
Kamion"Terminal Program - Super User Mode"06:09
Kamionhmm06:09
jdubKamion: we're going to kill those06:09
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Kamionoh, root terminal == sudo x-terminal-emulator06:09
jdubKamion: it runs gnome-terminal as root, which is insane06:09
Kamionalthough "Terminal Program - Super User Mode" wants the nonexistent root password06:10
Riddellmdz: gwenview was added not too long ago, presumably after the promotion review, does it need reviewed somehow?06:10
mdzRiddell: where was it added? what depends on it?06:10
RiddellKamion: the whole kde and sudo issue also has to be sorted, I'll be looking at that soon06:10
Riddellmdz: kdegraphics I think06:10
mdzpitti: here?06:11
pittimdz: yes06:11
Kamionah, kynaptic much more comprehensible than kpackage06:11
RiddellKamion: almost anything would be :)  kynaptic is nice but lacks a lot the synaptic has06:11
sivangback06:11
mdzpitti: I think we will need a few more last-minute security reviews for kubuntu06:11
KamionRiddell: yeah, no repositories editor it seems06:11
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pittimdz: no problem, which packages?06:12
RiddellKamion: exactly06:12
mvoRiddell, Kamion: i hacked a bit on kynaptic today. the biggest problem I see is that it does not have a proper install progress thing06:12
pittimdz: gwenview?06:12
Kamionhmm. if aptitude fails, you don't get the final sources.list06:12
Kamionthat seems like a base-config bug06:12
amuback06:12
Kamioncdrom://Kubuntu 5.04 _Hoary Hedgehog_ - Alpha ...06:13
Kamionhah06:13
mdzamu: kscreensaver-xsavers should be changed to depend on "xscreensaver" instead of "xscreensaver-nognome | xscreensaver"06:13
mdzamu: xscreensaver-nognome is a dummy package depending on xscreensaver06:13
mdzpitti: libkipi0 and gwenview06:14
Kamionmvo: the Packages download progress thing is ok, if a bit "erk, look at all those colourful progress bars"06:14
pittimdz: alright06:14
Kamionwhich I guess is just a theming thing06:14
amumdz: ok, i'll do it 06:14
mvoKamion: yes, the actuall package installing is happening on the xterm/console that kynaptic was started on *ick*06:14
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Kamionmvo: oh wow, so it is06:15
mdzmvo: is kynaptic actually derived from synaptic, or is it something entirely different?06:15
mvomdz: it's a port of synaptic to kde, it uses synaptics libsynaptic 06:16
mdzoh, I didn't know about libsynaptic06:16
mvomdz: it's a static lib :) it's only used inside synapatic and kynaptic06:16
mvoand kynaptic is only used by kubuntu so far so ...06:17
Riddellmvo: it's used by connectiva as well no?06:17
mdzmvo: so it is extremely well tested? :-)06:17
mvomdz: I compile it once in a while to see if I broke it. I guess that's considered to be good testing ;)06:17
lunitikRiddell: they even stopped using apt4rpm/synaptic ...06:18
Riddelland now they're just mandrake anyway06:18
mvoRiddell: I don't think so, they wrote it (gustavo niemeyer). but gustavo also wrote smart, a new package manager. and the last kynaptic checkin by gustavo is 7/200406:18
lunitikRiddell: started developing smartpm06:18
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mdzsmart --gui is not quite as nice as synaptic yet :-)06:20
srbakersmart?06:20
mdzsrbaker: apt-cache show smartpm06:20
Riddellmvo: I'd be happy to add improvements to kynaptic but then there's the kalyxo one that might appear one day06:20
pittimdz: I don't find any kipi plugin in the archive, so why do we need libkipi0?06:21
pittiamu: ^06:21
srbakerhuh06:21
srbakercool06:21
Riddellpitti: we don't, it was for gwenview-kipi package but that had some problems that I havn't sorted yet06:21
mvoRiddell: yes, kapture. very promissing. haven't used it yet06:21
mdzpitti: gwenview links with it06:21
mdzbut only recommends kipi-plugins06:21
haggaipitti: it's needed for the digikam plugins too; even if there's a problem now I think it should be included when fixed06:21
mvomdz: yes, smart needs a bit of gui love (and glade!)06:21
mdzKamion: did you get my forward regarding LCA registration?  just be sure to send me your registration code when you receive it06:22
Kamionmdz: yes, thanks; I've just been too brain-fried today to do any organisation06:23
lunitikmdz: will be interesting to see if it continues development with Mandrake(or whatever they decide to be called...) though  :/06:23
Kamiontoday I seem to be able to handle shell scripts and testing and not a lot else06:24
mvoRiddell: doesn't konsole has a API? or a terminal class something? it would be nice if we could at least add support to install pacckages inside a terminal window in kynaptic06:24
Riddellmvo: of course, it's a kpart so you can embed it anywhere06:24
Riddellmvo: can synaptic embed a terminal?06:24
mdzKamion: fortunately, I think that is the right level of operation today :-)06:25
mvoRiddell: oh yes, it's doing it for ages :)06:25
Kamionmdz: yes, convenient :)06:25
mvoRiddell: I'm not into kde development, where do I find a API of the konsole kpart?06:25
amumdz: xscreensaver-nognome removed and uploaded 06:27
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pittiamu, Riddell: any reason why gwenview ships a shared library in the "gwenview" package?06:31
pittiamu, Riddell: that's pretty ugly06:31
=== T-Bone supposes no one has any clue what's going wrong with firefox locales on ia64?
Riddellamu: because it's a kpart, you get a gwenview application and a gwenview plugin for konqueror etc06:32
amupitti: gwenview was suuggested, as a replacement, never touch it before  06:32
Riddells/amu/pitti/06:32
pittiRiddell: I mean, libraries shold be packaged separately06:32
mdzRiddell: what functionality does gwenview provide?06:33
seb128if the installer says that there is no default route, that's a DHCP server issue ?06:33
Riddellmvo: kdebase/konsole/konsole/konsole_part.* and for an example of use kdebase/kate/app/kateconsole.cpp06:33
pittiRiddell: http://www.de.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-sharedlibs.html06:33
Kamionamu, Riddell: what time would be most convenient for you guys to have daily CD image builds?06:33
Kamionas in time of day for a cron job06:34
pittiRiddell: if gwenview is the only package using this library, then it should live under /usr/lib/gwenview, or so06:34
Riddellmdz: it's an image viewer06:34
amumdz: Gwenview is a simple image viewer for KDE.06:34
Riddellpitti: the library is used by gwenview and by anything else that needs an image viewing kpart (i.e. konqueror)06:34
amuKamion: 6.00 a.m. is ok    06:34
Kamionamu: UTC?06:34
amuyep06:34
pittiRiddell: then it should definitively be packaged separately06:34
Kamionok, I'll arrange for it to generally be finished around that time06:35
pittiRiddell: so that pacakges using it can depend on the library package (with correct SONAME)06:35
mdzlamont: kubuntu cloops are blocked only on having an installable metapackage in main?06:35
Riddellpitti: no, it's all loaded at run time, the only thing that depends on it is the gwenview app06:35
mdzit sounds like the packaging for gwenview needs some work06:36
mdzcan we omit it for the purposes of getting working CDs built?06:36
Riddellso konqueror goes "I need an image plugin, oh look there's gwenview I'll use that" but otherwise it just uses it's default image plugin06:36
pittiRiddell: but in theory other packages could use it, too?06:36
mvoRiddell: thanks06:36
Kamion14 5 * * *      /srv/cdimage.no-name-yet.com/bin/cron.kubuntu-daily06:36
mdzRiddell: if it's a plugin, loaded with dlopen, it shouldn't go in /usr/lib06:36
Kamiondone06:36
Riddellpitti: only as a kpart, they don't depend on it they just use it if it happens to be there06:36
pittihmm, ok06:37
seb128Kamion: have you read my question ? :)06:37
amuKamion: thx06:37
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mdzsounds like a dlopened plugin to me06:38
Riddellmdz: why not?  all other kparts do06:38
Kamionseb128: sec06:38
seb128k06:38
Kamionnetcfg-dhcp.templates:_Description: Continue without a default route?06:38
Kamionthat one?06:38
elmoso - anything for me to sync?  I need to go get some breakfast soon06:39
=== Riddell reminds elmo about adding his key for main uploads
seb128Kamion: yep06:39
mdzelmo: defiintely kvim, possibly kipi/gwenview06:39
Kamionseb128: yes, that's checked right after DHCP runs, generally a DHCP server issue06:39
elmo  * [Fri, 14 Jan 2005 16:32:09 GMT]  {Added [Upload] } 1024D/DD4D5088 Jonathan Riddell (University Address) <jri@jriddell.org>06:39
seb128Kamion: what option is expected ?06:39
Kamioni.e. as soon as you've got a lease06:39
elmoRiddell: ?06:39
Kamionseb128: option?06:40
Kamionoh06:40
elmokvim done06:40
seb128Kamion: the dhcp servers send a Option 3: Router = ... , that's not the right one ?06:40
Kamion            for router in $new_routers; do06:40
Kamion                ip route add default via $router06:40
Kamion            done06:40
Riddellelmo: from yesterday  "Rejected: dbus_0.23-1ubuntu6.dsc: upload is signed by 0x13C16D03EDE728514473AA73A506E6D4DD4D5088 but is not in the Maintainer keyring."06:40
mdzRiddell: Debian policy06:40
Kamionthat's all I can see in the dhclient-script06:40
mdzpossibly even FHS06:41
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Riddellmdz: but all other kpart shared libraries are under /usr/lib06:41
seb128Kamion: k, I'll try to figure what's wrong here, thanks06:41
mdzRiddell: then they all have the same bug :-)06:41
elmoRiddell: dbus is a main package?06:41
Riddellelmo: I would have thought so06:41
Kamionseb128: I'm not really a DHCP expert, sorry :( I can't see where $new_routers comes from, I'm assuming it's set by DHCP06:41
T-Boneelmo: glad your here06:42
T-Boneelmo: my upload for linux-source got rejected last tuesday06:42
elmoRiddell: sorry did I miss something, thought you were a MOTU only ATM?06:42
seb128Kamion: np, thanks, I'll try to figure that and let you know06:42
T-Boneelmo: and since i'm not whitelisted, I didn't receive anything. Lamont tried to reupload using his key to sign the changes. same effect06:42
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T-Boneelmo: if you could look at that it'd be very nice06:43
Riddellelmo: I got approved by the technical committee for restricted main uploads i.e. anything related to KDE06:43
mdzT-Bone: elmo will need the email address that you want whitelisted06:43
T-Bonemdz. elmo: varenet@debian.org06:43
mdzpitti: are you satisfied with kipi and gwenview from a security support perspective?06:44
lamont_ruh, T-Bone you used t-bone@parisc-linux.org in the upload....06:44
mdzpitti: let's set aside the library placement for now06:44
pittimdz: other than the broken library, gwenview is straightforward and fine06:44
pittimdz: I didn't look at kipi yet, I'm still in the MOTU meeting06:45
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T-Bonelamont_r: certainly not06:45
lamont_rT-Bone: ok06:45
T-Bonelamont_r: my changelog was @debian.org06:45
mdzpitti: ok, kipi seems to be thankfully very small06:45
T-Boneor else something went very wrong. the only address coded in my debian tools is the debian one06:45
lamont_rT-Bone: so it was06:46
T-Bonehttp://parisc-linux.org/~varenet/linux-source-changes/linux-source-2.6.10_2.6.10-25_source.changes06:46
pittimdz: kipi is GO06:46
pittimdz: trivial packaging06:46
pittimdz: however, I only looked at diff.gz and the deb structure, no source code review06:47
pittimdz: but it's all user level, so I don't expect many problems there06:47
=== sivang wonders what is kipi :-)
pittisivang: me too :-)06:47
sivanghehe06:47
mdzelmo: ok, please promote libkipi0, gwenview and kvim, and we should be done06:47
Riddellsivang: it's an image manipulation plugin thing so it has tools like "rotate" and "add a pretty border" that can be used by various KDE programmes06:47
sivangpitti: if you could point me again to your p.u.c where you have the cdbs dpatch immitating script, that would be cool :)06:48
sivangRiddell: ah ok, cool !06:48
pittisivang: people.debian.org/~mpitt/cdbs-new-patch06:48
sivangpitti: thanks06:48
elmomdz: done06:48
elmoT-Bone: did you get confirmed as a full maintainer?06:49
lamont_rKamion: how about if we make ~buildd/livecd/current-$PROJECT/... and teach BuildLiveCD to take an argument of whcih is wanted?06:49
Kamionlamont_r: works for me if you can do that with your restricted ssh key06:49
lamont_ractually, I'd be more tempted with ~buildd/livecd/$PROJECT/current06:49
=== lamont_r likes that much more
Kamionack06:50
mdzelmo: when will the changes be reflected at archive.u.c?06:50
lamont_rdid the kubuntu-desktop migration get finished?06:50
T-Boneelmo: http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2004-November/001101.html06:50
mdzlamont_r: elmo just did the last bits06:50
mdzkubuntu-desktop should be installable in main as soon as those changes propagate06:50
T-Boneelmo: i understood that (and so has mako) as a "yes" to your question06:50
elmomdz: next cron.daily in 10 mins, + 10 mins  for it to finish + sync06:50
elmoor I can force one through now if you want06:50
mdzlamont_r: ^^06:51
mdzelmo: I think we can wait 20 minutes06:51
lamont_rmdz: and the buildd only really needs the 10 mins06:52
mdzworkrave wants 10 from me anyway06:52
KamionI dunno about workrave, but my wrists want 10 minutes from me06:53
lamont_rKamion: the run I do in a bit will be this morning's version of the script...06:53
Kamionlamont_r: let me know final URLs when you have them06:53
dandi'm working on translations. anyone knows where can I find menu strings like "Places" and "System"? i tried gnome-menus, but no luck...06:53
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T-Boneelmo: if in doubt i suppose you want to check that with sabdfl06:54
Riddellelmo: are you adding me to be able to upload to main?06:56
dandi found out... it was in gnome-panel.06:57
T-BoneMithrandir: ping?06:59
Mithrandirpong07:00
T-BoneMithrandir: no time to toy with ia64? :)07:00
Mithrandirtomorrow.  I have some stuff I need to do today and I'm in a meeting. :)07:01
T-Bonehehe ok np07:01
T-BoneMithrandir: what's your TZ?07:01
T-BoneNorway. Stupid question :)07:01
MithrandirCET07:01
Mithrandirin 22-23-ish hours is fine, just ping me07:02
T-Boneroger that07:02
T-Bonethx07:02
elmoT-Bone/Riddell: done07:04
T-Boneelmo: k thx. So next kernel uploads should go through fine?07:04
Riddellelmo: groovy07:06
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lamont_relmo?07:07
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mdzKamion: did you sort out the Task: issue with elmo, or is that obsolete now?07:19
mdzlamont_r: how are the cloop builds going?07:20
Kamionmdz: obsolete07:21
lamont_rlaunched, and chunking along07:21
Kamionmdz: at least as far as CD images are concerned07:21
lamont_rfwiw, BuildLiveCD now takes an argument: 'ubuntu' or 'kubuntu'.  No argument (or 'all') will build both07:21
elmouh07:22
elmohow are you doing that with command limited keys?07:22
Kamionlamont_r: can you pass arguments through restricted ... what elmo said07:22
lamont_relmo: if there's no arguments on the command, then it lets you pass it whatever.07:22
Kamionit does?07:22
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lamont_rah, feh.07:23
KamionI've never encountered that feature before; normally you have to use stdin to pass arguments07:23
Kamionso echo ubuntu | ssh buildd@terranova.buildd BuildLiveCD07:23
lamont_ryou have to teach the script a little bit of smarts07:23
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Kamionis that a euphemism for "rewrite"? :-007:24
Kamion)07:24
lamont_rnah07:24
lamont_rnot completely07:24
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Kamionooh!07:26
KamionI did not know about that one07:26
Kamionneat07:26
lamont_rme neither until recently07:26
mdzRiddell: does kdm have an autologin feature like gdm?07:26
lamont_rso I just have to teach the script to handle that variable :-)07:27
Riddellmdz: yes07:27
mdzRiddell: I'll need to teach casper how to configure it07:27
pittihmm, array 6 still has no sound for me... I thought the polypaudio "cannot open resource for writing" bug was solved?07:27
Riddellmdz: what is casper?07:27
lamont_rRiddell: friendly.07:27
lamont_rRiddell: it's the thing that confgures and launches the livecd07:28
mdzoh, it's very similar to gdm.conf07:28
amumdz: /etc/kde3/kdm/kdmrc AutoLoginEnables=True 07:29
Riddellmdz: /etc/kde3/kdm/kdmrc  AutoLoginUser=foo  is the one07:29
amuyes it it similar 07:29
Riddelland the one amu says07:29
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mdzthere is no timedlogin equilavent, though?07:30
mdzwhat happens when you logout a user who was logged in with autologin?07:31
mdzah, autorelogin07:31
Riddellmdz: there is an option to autorelogin or not07:32
mdzpitti: still here?07:33
mdz/usr/sbin/install-language-locales: line 14: /usr/share/i18n/SUPPORTED: Permission denied07:33
pittimdz: yes07:33
pittiugh07:34
pittimdz: the file is world-readable at my system???07:34
pittimdz: what are the permissions for you?07:34
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seb128k, now the amd64 livecd works fine :)07:35
mdzpitti: there is an extra '|' in the command line07:36
mdzpitti: it is trying to execute the file07:36
pittiAARGH07:36
seb128now I need to figure which dhclient refuses to set the default route07:36
mdzseb128: great07:36
seb128s/which/why/07:36
pittimdz: sorry for that; I'm afraid that requires a new glibc upload07:36
mdzpitti: that's ok, let's get it fixed for preview07:38
pittimdz: ack, I do it now07:38
pittimdz: ah, I never encountered it since /etc/locale.gen is usually there by default07:38
seb128dhclient displays a "SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable" and doesn't set the default route. The server sends an "Option 3: Route =" according to ethereal ... anybody has an idea of what could be wrong ?07:39
lamont_rSetting up mozilla-firefox-locale-en-gb (1.0lang20041216-2ubuntu1) ...07:39
lamont_r/var/lib/dpkg/info/mozilla-firefox-locale-en-gb.postinst: line 11: update-mozilla-firefox-chrome: command not found07:39
lamont_rbummer07:39
lamont_rmdz: kubuntu livecd ^^^07:39
mdzpitti: I just encountered it installing in a chroot07:39
mdzpitti: lamont's bug is yours too I think07:40
pittiYes07:40
T-Bonethat would certainly fix the ia64 segfault :^)07:40
mdzseb128: that sounds like the netmask does not match the default route07:41
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mxpxpodis anyone else having problems with evolution-alarm-notify crashing?07:42
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tsengmxpxpod: rarely07:43
tsengbut yes07:43
mxpxpodtseng: it crashes for me all the time07:43
tritiummxpxpod, yes, often, and evolution-exchange-storage07:43
StuttergartAnybody having problems with the Array 6 ISO bombing out while trying to "retrieve" the at package?07:43
mxpxpodtseng: when gnome starts, when evolution starts07:43
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KamionStuttergart: that suggests a bad burn, normally07:44
StuttergartMy Array 6 ISO checks out as far as the MD5 and the at package is on the ISO(find ./ -name 'at*.deb')07:44
StuttergartKam: Y, but the MD5 checks out.07:44
KamionStuttergart: what about if you go back to the main menu from the CD and run "verify the CD-ROM's integrity" or whatever it's called?07:45
StuttergartI didn't see that as an option. I will try it out.07:45
mdzpitti: please make the mozilla-firefox-locale-* problem a priority, since it is blocking kubuntu live CDs07:45
pittimdz: ETA 20 minutes, is that okay?07:46
pittior faster?07:46
mdzpitti: yes, I just meant relative to the install-language-locales problem07:46
mxpxpodtseng: how comes the tomboy stuff?07:46
tsengi really dont look at that much, more important things going on sorry07:47
mxpxpodtseng: heh, that's cool07:47
tsengiirc it just wouldnt run, which is odd enough07:47
tsengon that note, is tomboy still working on your ppc since dbus upgrade?07:47
tsenga user is telling me otherwise07:48
mxpxpodtseng: crashes here07:48
tsengcute07:48
thullyhi - I noticed that kubuntu is being worked on now - cool!07:48
tsengthully: has been for some time07:48
thullyNo, I mean as far as CD images go...07:49
thullyand putting it into main07:49
seb128mdz: Option 1: Subnet Mask = 255.255.255.0, Option 3: Router = 192.168.1.1 ... should be fine07:49
thullyI tried out the kubuntu daily - alas, broken packages :(07:49
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mdzseb128: what is your IP address?07:50
Kamionthully: yes, it was the very first image that we produced. the broken packages have been fixed since then; we had a fairly extensive discussion on this channel07:50
mdzkubuntu has been worked on for a couple of months now, in fact07:51
seb128mdz: 192.168.1.1507:51
mdzseb128: strange07:51
mdzseb128: and "ip route add default via 192.168.1.1" gives you an error, or no?07:51
seb128nop, works fine07:52
pittimdz: uploaded.07:52
mdzpitti: do the other locales have the same bug?07:53
mdzpitti: thanks07:53
pittimdz: yes, I fixed them all07:53
pittimdz: luckily they are built from a common source package now07:53
mdzoh, good07:53
pittimdz: in warty times each language had its own source07:53
mdzyes, I did not realize that had changed07:53
pittim-f-locale-all :-)07:54
pittia really wise decision from Debian07:54
pittimdz: the bug is not in warty, btw07:54
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mdzpitti: where did we end up with the question of which languages to put onto the CD and the live images?07:57
mdzthat needs to be addressed for preview07:57
pittimdz: there has been no answer so far and the discussion died soon07:57
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Kamionmdz: I suppose I should kick off a new kubuntu daily so people can try it with non-broken packages07:58
mdzKamion: sounds good07:58
mdzonce pitti's uploads are built, hopefully we can do a live build as well07:58
pittiKamion: can you please wait until mozilla-firefox-locale-all is built?07:58
mdzpitti: does that affect the install CD?07:59
pittimdz: does kubuntu install ffox?07:59
pittimdz: if so, then yes07:59
pittimdz: I suppose it installs Konqueror?07:59
mdzpitti: no, kubuntu does not install firefox; that's why we encountered the bug07:59
mdzright07:59
pittimdz: then it will affect install as well, if you install language packs08:00
pitti-support packages, that is08:00
mdzhmm08:00
mdzKamion: you didn't run into this issue?08:00
Kamionpitti: ok08:00
mdz(the mozilla-firefox-locale-* one)08:00
Kamionmdz: no ...08:00
pittimdz: it doesn't affect Ubuntu since we install ffox before the langpacks08:00
pittiKamion: ^08:00
Kamionmdz: oh, but I didn't install language packs since I had to install packages by hand08:00
Kamionsince the automatic aptitude failed08:00
pittiKamion: the package builds very quick and it was accepted now, should be a question of minutes08:02
mdzah08:02
mdzjdub: so about polypaudio...08:02
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mdzit's working OK for me08:03
mdzbut apparently there are issues08:03
pittion ppc it does nothing but crash08:03
pitti#658208:03
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mdzyes, I asked for an update on that bug yesterday. jdub?08:04
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svenlMmm, why is bugzilla telling me i need to fill in a component field, while i filed the package entry ? 08:07
mdzlamont_r: will the ssh trigger work for kubuntu, or not yet?08:09
lamont_rssh trigger will get you both08:09
lamont_rand the kubuntu-livecd build failed08:09
mdzI mean the passing of args08:09
mdzto build only kubuntu08:10
lamont_rnot yet08:10
mdzfixed mozilla-firefox-locale-* should be available shortly08:10
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svenldaniels: Bug#7144 reported.08:12
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mdzlamont_r: firefox fix was built at :09; when can we try another cloop build?08:20
Nafallomailman@l.u.c gets checked, right? :-)08:20
lamont_rmdz: go ahead and see if BuildLiveCD kubuntu works with your key08:21
mdzbad project: /home/buildd/bin/BuildLiveCD08:22
mdz/home/buildd/bin/BuildLiveCD: line 11: ((: 0 = 0 : attempted assignment to non-variable (error token is "= 0 ")08:22
mdzthe former from terranova, the others gave the latter error08:23
lamont_rterranova is the only modified one08:25
lamont_rhehe08:25
lamont_rtry terranova one more time - if that works, I'll clone things08:25
lamont_rdid it get as far as launching livecd.sh?08:29
lamont_rmdz: I'm going to assume that works.  cloned to all 4.08:32
lamont_rand firefox should be in the archive in about another 2 minutes08:32
lamont_rKamion: is there going to be an array-6 dvd?08:34
Kamionlamont_r: I hadn't planned on one; I suppose there should be a preview DVD though08:34
lamont_rsounds about right08:34
Kamionugh, that means I have to download one of the suckers and figure out where to burn it08:35
lamont_rKamion: nah - make mdz do it. :-)08:35
Kamionor that :)08:35
lamont_ror do you mean to make sure that you can debug it and such/08:36
lamont_r>08:36
lamont_r?08:36
lamont_rgah08:36
Kamion*shrug*08:36
lamont_rKamion: seed question.  the kubuntu stuff is (effectively) siblings of the same-name ubuntu- seed?  kubuntu-desktop is similar to ubuntu-live in it's lack of supersethood?08:36
Kamionubuntu-base < ubuntu-desktop < ubuntu-live08:37
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Kamionubuntu-base < kubuntu-desktop (< kubuntu-live)?08:37
lamont_rah, live vs ship I mean08:37
Kamionoh, yes08:37
Kamionsame seed structural semantics08:37
mdzlamont_r: did you start a build, or do I need to?08:37
lamont_rright.08:37
lamont_rmdz: please do08:37
KamionI'm going to put a definition of the structure into the seed archive itself at some point08:38
lamont_ron at least one (to test)08:38
Kamionwhen I have time08:38
lamont_rI can kick the other 308:38
Kamionand make germinate decide what to do based on that08:38
lamont_rKamion: cool.08:38
lamont_rwas just pondering my mirror and how much kde hurts me08:38
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mdzseems to be chugging along08:38
lamont_rand thinking about whether or not it makes sense to just seed the seeds, as it were08:38
mdzlamont_r: I started them all08:39
Kamionhah, yeah, my mirror run's just finishing for the day, having started at 03:35 UTC08:39
mdzdoes Kamion have the new URLs?08:39
lamont_rmdz: middle of debootstrap08:39
Kamionnot sure I have the final ones08:39
mdzthere should definitely be a preview DVD08:39
mdzKamion: combo-DVD or install-DVD?08:40
Kamioncombo08:41
lamont_rKamion: URL's are:  <machine>/~buildd/livecd/$PROJECT/current/livecd.$PROJECT.cloop08:41
lamont_rI think.08:41
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mdzlamont_r: hmm, weddell fiinshed early08:41
lamont_rmdz: it always does that.08:41
lamont_rmake thom fix firefox registry crap, and ia64 will be happier again08:41
Kamionlamont_r: double $PROJECT?08:41
lamont_rKamion: uh, yeah.08:41
lamont_rpb is that livecd.sh can build both, so it needs the second one08:42
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lamont_rseparating the /current/ directories accounts for the second one08:42
Kamionlamont_r: ok08:42
lamont_rnote that there are no ubuntu livecd roots at this time(in the new structure)08:42
Kamion(don't kick a live build while the install build is still running, as usual)08:42
mdzlamont_r: which machines are which architectures?  I promise to write it down this time08:43
lamont_rhehe08:43
mdzI should rewrite the silly script in python so that it could just tell me08:44
KamionSetting up cvs (1.12.9-9) ...08:44
KamionCouldn't reopen stdin at /usr/sbin/update-inetd line 29.08:44
Kamiondpkg: error processing cvs (--configure):08:44
Kamion subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 608:44
lamont_rterranova,weddell,adare,king == i386,ia64,ppc,amd6408:44
Kamion(terranova)08:44
Kamionmaybe it'll work ok anyway08:44
mdzthere is way too much stuff in kubuntu-desktop right now08:44
jbaileypitti: Is that cdbs patch something you want in cdbs itself?08:45
lamont_rmore is not better? :-)08:45
mdzkdewedev probably doesn't need to be in the desktop08:45
mdzRiddell,amu: ?08:45
pittijdub: back08:46
pittijbailey: back08:46
Kamionterranova failed08:46
pittijdub: sorry, that was not for you08:46
jbaileyKamion: Next time you're doing an install, can I get you to check whether /proc/swaps is in devfs style names or lsb style?08:46
Riddellmdz: why not?08:46
pittijbailey: what do you mean?08:46
Kamionjbailey: pretty sure it was devfs, but yeah, I'll check08:46
pittijbailey: cdbs-new-patch? would you adopt it?08:46
mdzRiddell: web development apps?08:46
Riddellmdz: quanta is very popular (for some reason) and kommander is increasinly useful08:46
lamont_rKamion: from which I expect the rest to do the same08:46
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mdzRiddell: we have web development apps in ubuntu as well, but we don't install them by default on every desktop08:46
jbaileypitti: I haven't read it - I was more wondering if it was something you wanted in cdbs or just something you were playing with.08:47
lamont_rmdz (machine order matches the vertical column on my screen, in case you were curious about the order...)08:47
pittijbailey: do you know dbs-edit-patch and dpatch-edit-patch?08:47
mdzlamont_r; I used the same order in my script08:47
pittijbailey: such a thing is really needed for cdbs simple patchsys08:47
mdzlamont_r: so the CVS thing is killing us now?08:47
jbaileypitti: YEah.  Is this the same for simple patchsys?08:47
lamont_rcvs, quanta, and a couple others08:48
Riddellmdz: I think people will expect quanta to be in, it's very popular08:48
mdzquanta is surely failing due to cvs08:48
pittijbailey: so I wrote cdbs-new-patch, which already fulfills most of my use cases08:48
lamont_rErrors were encountered while processing:08:48
lamont_r cvs08:48
lamont_r libcvsservice008:48
lamont_r quanta08:48
lamont_r kdewebdev08:48
lamont_r kubuntu-desktop08:48
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pittijbailey: for tarball.mk I just use dbs-new-patch, that works fine08:48
jbaileypitti: I was trying to convince some of the MOTUs earlier today that they should write those tools for me. ;)08:48
mdzlamont_r: any reason update-inetd might not be able to open /dev/null?08:48
pittijbailey: but for "normal" (non-tarball) patch creation, the manual method became too tedious for me08:48
mdzlamont_r: yeah, that's the dependency trail for cvs08:49
lamont_rfigures.08:49
pittijbailey: it lacks patch editing, and it cannot handle tarballs for now08:49
pittijbailey: that should be added too, since dbs-edit-patch is still pretty clumsy08:49
amukdewebdev, quanta, cvs could be removed from desktop, if someone wants it, he can easy install it08:49
lamont_rmdz: ISTR that being that it got pissed when it couldn't ask a question08:49
jbaileypitti: Cool.  I'll pull it into Debian soonish, and see if it looks safe for after preview-freeze.08:50
mdzlamont_r:     open(STDIN,  "<$file") or die "Couldn't reopen stdin";08:50
mdz    my $file = ($ENV{DEBIAN_FRONTEND} eq 'noninteractive') ?08:50
mdz        '/dev/null' : '/dev/tty'; # see 4.13 changelog entry08:50
pittijbailey: hmm, I didn't submit it until now since it really needs patch editing, too08:50
mdzlamont_r: surely you're using DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive?08:50
pittijbailey: however, I can try to implement that this evening if you want08:50
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lamont_rs/d$//08:51
lamont_rwe prevent udevd from starting, but don't prevent the postinst from trashing /dev for us08:52
Riddelllamont_r, mdz, amu: if it's causing problems then remove it08:52
mdzRiddell: it's not causing the problem, but it's triggering one08:52
jbaileypitti: If you're willing, that would be fabulous.08:52
jbaileypitti: And the nice part is that these pieces will move directly to cdbs2.08:52
pittijbailey: I think it is really necessary now that I promoted cdbs so much for MOTU :-)08:52
Riddellyep08:53
jbaileypitti: *lol*  That's also incentive for me to hack on cdbs2.  Maybe this weekend.  Get seb128 off my back ;)08:53
seb128no no no08:53
pittijbailey: what's cool in cdbs2?08:53
seb128multi-build08:53
seb128we need it :)08:53
pittiseb128: btw, do you already have some tools for simple-patchsys.mk patch management?08:54
pittiseb128: like people.debian.org/~mpitt/cdbs-new-patch ?08:54
lamont_rmdz: let me ponder this while I drive back home, and I'll get livecd.sh happy again.08:54
mdzok08:54
jbaileyseb128: Multibuild, documentation, clearer source code, and no ordering dependancies.08:54
Kamionmdz: I'm heading off now; I've added cron.kubuntu-daily-live to cdimage/bin/ on little, so if you need to run that (and no other builds are happening), feel free08:54
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mdzKamion: ok08:54
Kamionshould work :-)08:54
mdzKamion: any special procedures if I need to edit it?08:55
mdzin terms of syncing up with your archive, etc.08:55
pittijbailey: documentation? YEAH08:55
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Kamionmdz: I can't imagine you'd need to edit that script, but probably best just let me know for tomorrow and I'll commit changes08:55
jbaileypitti: The trick with cdbs2 is that there's a 'debian/rules help'08:55
jbaileypitti: (that already works)08:55
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jbaileypitti: So everytime you define a function, you can easily add documentation.08:55
Kamionmdz: more likely you might need to edit URLs in cdimage/debian-cd/tools/add_live_filesystem, which isn't in revision control yet08:56
jbaileypitti: Later plans include some hackery to be able to automatically turn those into manpages.08:56
pittijbailey: I spent half an hour and a FTBFS upload to find out that configure/packagename:: is broken :-/08:56
pittijbailey: rocks08:56
jbaileypitti: Oh, yeah.  That's all redesigned.  It confuses *me* on a regular basis.08:56
jbaileypitti: Build passes are labeled per multibuild pass.  packaging passes are done by package name.  They are not otherwise linked.08:57
jbaileypitti: That was the mistake we made, trying tom combine the two.08:57
abellismurfix: ping08:57
pittijbailey: what's multibuild?08:57
pittijbailey: like libc does?08:57
pittijbailey: -static, -dynamic, or -fast, -debug?08:57
mdzKamion: ok08:58
jbaileypitti: Multibuild is like nano, and nano-udeb.  Configured twice with different options.08:58
smurfixabelli: 08:58
jbaileypitti: But a better example is abiword.  You have abiword-gnome, abiword-gtk, and abiword-plugins.08:58
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seb128pitti: totem-xine toem-gstreamer :)08:58
pittijbailey: I want it. Now. :-)08:58
smurfixpitti: That was a "pong". Ping is .08:58
pittismurfix: oh, sorry :-)08:59
jbaileypitti: So that requires two build passes, and three packaging passes.08:59
pittismurfix: they look all the same in my small font :-)08:59
smurfixpitti: They're intended to. Look at the bottom part more closely.08:59
pittismurfix: ah, indeed :-)08:59
seb128pitti: nop, no such tool ... I grab it, thanks :)09:00
abellismurfix: have you got time or not?09:00
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seb128pitti: I like cdbs because usually I make diff on the CVS and cvs diff -u > patch :)09:00
abellismurfix: i really feel bad about this :(09:00
sivangseb128: if someone clicks "cancel" in the gksudo window, what's the return code?09:02
Kamionoh, damn, cron.kubuntu-* were building Ubuntu by mistake. Fixing ...09:02
sivangseb128: (I want to take care for the case in which a user cancelles)09:03
seb128$ gksudo ls; echo $?09:04
seb128209:04
sivangseb128: right, thanks :)09:04
srbakeris there a source where i can get tomboy for warty?09:05
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abellimako: ping09:16
jintycheers sivang09:24
lamontright then09:38
mdzlamont: any relevations on the way home?09:38
lamontyeah.  I'm going to beat udev to death in it's own little world09:38
mdzif udev gives you grief, why not use a static /dev?09:39
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lamontI just can't wait for the first moron that build-depends: udeved09:39
lamontudevd09:39
lamontthat's the issue - I need to finish crippling it09:39
lamontudevd doesn't run, but the postinst does lots of painful stuff taht I need to undo09:39
mdzudev-without-udevd should work OK too09:39
HrdwrBoB\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\09:40
HrdwrBoBsorry kitten attack09:40
lamontkittens are never sorry09:40
HrdwrBoBhaha true09:40
lamontmdz: so don't do a livecd rootfs build for a minute, eh?09:45
mdzlamont: ok09:46
pittiseb128, jbailey: http://people.debian.org/~mpitt/cdbs-edit-patch09:47
pittiseb128, jbailey: this now can both edit and create patches09:47
lamontmdz: the issue is that the udev package hijacks /dev..  if you don't run udevd, then you need to unhijack it.  yet one more apt-get added.09:47
pittiseb128, jbailey: argh, I just noticed a bug, hold on09:48
lamontdo we have a kubuntu-live yet? or still  using ubuntu-live?09:48
mdzkubuntu-live |       0.28 | http://us.archive.ubuntu.com hoary/main Packages09:48
mdzkubuntu-live all the way out to the mirrors09:48
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lamont        kubuntu)09:48
lamont            LIST="ubuntu-base kubuntu-desktop kubuntu-live"09:48
mdzubuntu-base gets installed by debootstrap; shouldn't need to think about it at all09:49
seb128cool09:49
lamontmdz: no it doesn't:       debootstrap --exclude=udev,ubuntu-base $STE $ROOT $MIRROR09:53
lamontudev _can't_ be, which means ubuntu-base mustn't be.09:54
mdzeeewwww09:54
lamontmdz: trust me, you don't want to read this code...09:55
lamontand somewhere cupsd got into the picture, and screwed things up for me as well.09:55
mdzit really ought to be possible to get udev working properly in the chroot09:56
mdzthis is getting pretty gross09:56
pittijbailey: updated, fixed bug09:57
mdzmvo: here?09:57
mvomdz: yes09:58
lamontmdz: the issue is killing it later09:58
lamontI suppose eventually I'll have to just kill everything that has open fd's under chroot-livecd... hrm,09:58
mdzmvo: hi, sabdfl and I were discussing language pack installation, and were wondering what the best way would be to queue a package for later installation09:58
mdzmvo: in order to handle the case where the user's language is not on the CD, and the network is not available (but the network will become available later)09:58
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mdzmvo: I considered that we could use the new hook facility, but I wonder if there isn't a better way09:59
jbaileypitti: Does this script really have bashisms in it? 09:59
mvomdz: do you want to do the install with synaptic or apt or shouldn't it matter?09:59
mvomdz: we could add persistenty to apt (like aptitude has it now)10:00
mdzmvo: yes, something like dselect-upgrade but for synaptic10:00
abelliis it possible to use an hoary kernel with warty without breaking anything?10:00
mdzmvo: this doesn't currently exist, though, right?10:00
mvomdz: no, there is only "synaptic --set-selections" (which can be used to install stuff non-interactily)10:01
mdzabelli: hoary kernels require hoary versions of some supporting tools; they're not directly installable on Warty10:01
abellimdz: thank you very much10:01
pittijbailey: hmm, dash -n is successful10:02
zulMithrandir: ping are you going to be around in about 2 hours?10:02
pittijbailey: OTOH, who cares?10:02
mvomdz: it's trivial to add a "synaptic --selections-file", but I think this quite what we need10:02
mvo?10:02
jbaileypitti: Well as a hint, cdbs2 is based in shell and works on posh. =)10:02
pittijbailey: do other shells unterstand ${x%foo} ?10:02
jbaileypitti: Yes, that's generally posix-safe.10:02
pittijbailey: works in dash, too10:03
mdzmvo: I don't think we should implement something new at this point in the release cycle; just considering the options which are already available10:03
jbaileycool.  Although dash isn't a posix shell.  It doesn't support array's.10:03
pittijbailey: uploaded with #!/bin/sh10:03
jbaileypitti: Thanks! =)10:04
mvomdz: you basicly want to queue a package for install with synaptic on the next start of synpatic?10:04
jbaileypitti: As for why I care, there are debian derived distros that ship without bash for embedded targets.10:04
pittiah10:04
mdzmvo: we would want to queue a package for installation when network repositories become available10:05
jbaileypitti: So I try to keep cdbs as pure as I can.  (as well as other tools that I write).  10:05
pittijbailey: so you will adopt this into the Debian version?10:06
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jbaileypitti: Yes, sometime this weekend.  I'll clear it with mdz for post preview-freeze for Ubuntu after I can answer his grilling questions about it ;)10:07
mdzjbailey: who what?10:07
pittijbailey: cool, my first contribution to my favourite build system :-)10:07
jbaileypitti: See?  he asks hard questions. ;)10:07
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jbaileymdz: Patch manipulation script for cdbs.  Should be low impact and make many MOTUs very happy.10:08
pittimdz: do you think the addition of a "cdbs-edit-patch" into cdbs would affect the freeze in any way?10:08
mdzjbailey: user-level stuff, not build-time changes?10:08
pittimdz: entirely a developer tool10:08
pittimdz: just adds /usr/bin/cdbs-edit-patch, and that's it10:08
mdzI don't see a problem with it10:08
pittimdz: I used cdbs-new-patch for a long time now, now I upgraded it to patch editing10:09
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pittiogra: so it seems your MOTU crew eventually gets a good cdbs patch tool :-)10:10
mvomdz: the current code can't do that. persistency is not implemented (only at the --set-selections level) and it does not distinguish between local vs networked packages. persistency is easy to add (~20 lines of code), local vs networked might be a bigger problem10:10
ograpitti: yeah10:11
mvomdz: I can make a persistency patch for review if you want (tomorrow morning)?10:12
mdzmvo: well, it's a bit simpler than networked, "when the package becomes available" is really the right semantics10:12
mdzmvo: no, I really don't think it would be wise to extend synaptic for this during the freeze10:12
mdzwe need to focus on fixing the bugs we have10:12
ograpitti: trulux just showed me his selinux package, you would have to review it too (NEW and security related)10:12
sivangpitti: you're adding the patch script to cdbs? 10:13
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pittisivang: maybe, but if jbailey adds it to debian as the only change, we can just sync it10:14
mvomdz: ok10:14
truluxogra: oh, thanks for noticing it10:14
truluxmdz, jdub: the mailing list should be created ASAP if possible10:14
jbaileypitti: Debian's version has already moved on from where Ubuntu's is.  It'll have to go in as a patch against cdbs.10:15
mdztrulux: keep nagging jdub until he creates it10:15
pittijbailey: okay, then I'll do that10:15
jbaileypitti: Cool, thanks. =)10:17
truluxmdz: ok :)10:17
lamontmdz: thanks for the critical comments about udev... :-)  I think it looks more elegant now, and should be more resilient, too.10:20
lamont"because once you have tac-nukes, everything starts to look like a small city"10:21
mdzlamont: glad to hear it. are we ready for another test detonation?10:21
lamontmy test is still running, and I haven't cloned the script around yet10:22
lamontPIDLIST="$(ls -l /proc/*/root 2>/dev/null | grep -- " -> ${ROOT%/}" | sed -n 's/^.*proc.\([0-9] *\).*$/\1/p')"10:22
lamontis just not a nice thing to do, you see.../10:22
tritiumlamont, what is that quote from?10:22
lamonttritium: I really can't remember10:24
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ajmitchjbailey: who's hacking on cdbs2?10:25
lamonttritium: was a phrase I picked up somewhere between 6th and 8th grade, lo these many years ago.10:25
jbaileyajmitch: I am, occasionally.10:25
tritiumlamont, ok, thanks :)10:26
mdzlamont: EW10:26
mdzlamont: would it be worth it to make the chroot a mount point just to be able to fuser -m -k ?10:27
lamontmdz: remember when I did that and elmo had a fit?  'k.10:27
mdzheh10:28
mdzno, but I can imagine10:28
lamont-rw-r--r--    1 root     root            2 Mar  3 21:28 null10:28
lamonthrm...10:29
lamontmdz: very bad to kill init10:29
lamonton a box with no remote console.10:29
lamontelmo was in london that day, by chance. :-)10:29
lamontISTR you said to use fuser -m -k then too... :0)10:29
mdzI didn't say to use it on the root filesystem...10:30
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jbaileyKamion: HerE?10:34
lamontmdz: that was _chrooted_10:35
mdzlamont: the "try it without the -k first" was implied :-P10:36
lamontapparently if it can't read something or other, it  faults to including it.10:36
lamontyeah, well.10:36
lamontyou seemed so confident... :)10:36
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jon1012hi everybody :)10:45
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mdzlamont: I think I would like to see the script10:47
=== mdz braces himself
sabdflseb128: around?10:49
lamontmdz: give me a couple minutes10:49
seb128sabdfl: yes10:50
sabdflseb128: have a small change with big impact i'd like to make w.r.t. nautilus10:50
seb128oh ? which one ? :)10:51
sabdflit's the folder browsing, i'd like the default left-double-click action to be open new folder, closing old one10:51
seb128switch left click/middle click actions ?10:51
T-Bonesabdfl: trying to work around "open everything in the same window", heh? :)10:51
sabdflT-Bone: trying to find sanity10:52
T-Bonehehe10:52
sabdflspatial is nice, clutter is not10:52
T-Bonedefinitely10:52
seb128sabdfl: that will start some long discussion again probably, and that's against spatial according to upstream IIRC but easy to do :)10:53
sabdflthought so10:53
jbaileysabdfl++10:53
jbaileystop the insanity =)10:53
sabdfli'll have the discussion tomorrow, but could you work up the patch please?10:53
seb128sabdfl: I'll change that tomorrow, prepare to some fun on the lists :p10:53
seb128sabdfl: k, should I upload ? or just get the patch and wait for the upload ?10:54
sabdflthanks. will wear teflon10:54
T-Bonejbailey: indeed :)10:54
sabdflupload10:54
seb128np, better to do yeah :)10:54
sabdflwe'll ask for forgiveness tomorrow10:54
seb128k10:54
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sabdflnight T-None10:57
ograsabdfl: my shift key already loves you ;)10:57
ografor that...10:57
sabdflsend me the love guys, i can use it for the hoary+1 name debate too :-)10:57
T-Noneyeah same here10:58
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T-Nonethough it'll looks a bit surprising for the average user10:58
T-None-s10:58
abellisorry what font has been used for ubuntu logo?11:01
sabdflabelli: custom one11:02
sivangpitti: I need to loose gnome_cups_spawn, it spawns asynchronously. I need synchronous spawning :-/11:02
abellisabdfl: we are working on the new italian website11:02
sivangpitti: creates locking and status problems for me11:03
pittisivang: hmm, async is not that bad ?11:03
pittisivang: okay, if sync is easier, do it11:03
sivangpitti: yes, but for this purpose, i need _sync_ not sync11:03
abelli...the last remaing thing is how to write "ubuntu-it.org"11:03
sabdflabelli: only have the letters ubnt11:03
sabdflclone it :-)11:03
abellisabdfl: thank you very much indeed...11:03
abelliciao11:03
sabdflsorry!11:03
abellisabdfl: is smurfix the only one i should speak with for domain problems?11:04
lamontsabdfl: wish we'd gotten a complete character set...11:04
sabdfllamont: can do, if we need it11:04
lamontalthough ubuntu-nt is pretty doable, eh?11:04
lamont"need" is a pretty strong term11:04
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pittiogra: btw, nice meeting today, and nice report11:07
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mdzseb128: is there a bug open about the fact that the mixer applet opens a dialog if there is no sound device?11:08
mdzseb128: I can't find one11:08
mdzbut with bugzilla, that doesn't mean it isn't there11:08
seb128no11:08
abellipitti: im going to branch, your baz archive, ill use it with a friend that is helping, am i allowed?11:08
mdzI really think it shouldn't display a dialog11:08
seb128I don't think there is one11:08
ograpitti: thanks.... was quite exciting...(first meeting i held on irc ever)11:08
pittiabelli: sure, you don't need permission to branch an arch tree :-)11:09
seb128mdz: right, the dialog is not really useful for anybody11:09
pittiabelli: can you please set up commit notifications and CC me?11:09
abellipitti: obviously..11:09
pittiabelli: I can send you my arch hook script if you want11:09
mdzseb128: should I file a bug for you, or no?11:10
abellipitti: T H A N K S11:10
seb128mdz: please, just as a reminder11:10
pittiabelli: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/arch-commit-mail-hook11:11
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truluxoops11:15
truluxtoo bad11:15
trulux# CONFIG_SECURITY_NETWORK is not set11:15
lamontPreconfiguring packages ... 11:15
lamontpostdrop: warning: unable to look up public/pickup: No such file or directory11:15
trulux# CONFIG_SECURITY_SELINUX_MLS is not set11:15
lamontI hates packages what send mail11:15
truluxthse *needs* to be fixed ASAP11:15
truluxpitti: this is a big issue11:15
truluxBIG issue :(11:15
ajmitchtrulux: you shouldn't need MLS11:16
ajmitchbut you will want networking hooks11:16
truluxajmitch: of course11:16
mdzit was not big enough to notice weeks ago when it would have been a small matter to change it11:16
mdzwe are in a very strict freeze for the preview release right now11:16
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mdzlamont: yes, but at what cost? ;-)11:17
lamont4 umounts and 2 mounts11:17
lamontoh, and a 'kill_users()' function11:18
lamontudevd doesn't start when you're chrooted with start-stop-daemon diverted, you see...11:18
lamontmdz: did we decide that all the locale.gen stuff can go away?11:19
mdzlamont: yes11:19
mdzlanguage-pack-en takes care of it for us11:19
lamontok11:19
lamontgonna have to talk about that in the bastard-stepchildren bof, you know...11:20
mdzudevd shouldn't need to start11:20
lamontright.11:20
mdzwhat caused your /dev/null to go missing?11:20
lamontbut if it's not started, then the postinst really shouldn't depopulate /dev11:20
lamontudev11:20
lamontor rather, udev.postinst11:20
truluxmdz: I noticed it when trying to compile latest vsecurity, a new re-structured version11:21
truluxand doing debian packaging11:21
truluxwill re-compile thge kernel11:21
lamontwhich happily built a new /dev, and counted on the (unstarted) udevd to populate trivial things like /dev/null.11:21
lamontor somesuch11:21
lamont    # I really, really, really hate udev some days.11:21
lamont    chroot $ROOT apt-get -y install udev < /dev/null11:21
lamont    kill_users11:21
lamont    umount ${ROOT}/dev/shm || true11:21
lamont    umount ${ROOT}/dev/pts || true11:21
lamont    umount ${ROOT}/.dev || true11:21
lamont    umount ${ROOT}/dev || exit 5        # this one is fatal11:21
lamont    mount -tdevpts none ${ROOT}/dev/pts11:22
lamont    mount -ttmpfs none ${ROOT}/dev/shm11:22
lamontI suppose that technically, I don't _HAVE_ to umount /.dev11:22
mdzlamont: it looks like what you need to do is create /dev/run-udevstart11:22
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lamontto cause udevd to run?11:22
mdzno, to cause your device nodes to be created when udev is installed11:23
mdzI'm not sure, though11:23
mdzI'd really like to see the script11:23
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mdzlamont: I don't have any problem installing cvs in a chroot here11:28
mdzI don't understand the original cause of the problem11:29
lamontmdz: is that with no tty, or with one?11:29
lamontand the issue is that udevd got stubbed out, and winds up with a rather unpopulated /dev - hence unmounting that /dev is the trivial route to go11:30
mdzroot@mizar:/# DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive apt-get install cvs </dev/null >/dev/null 2>&111:30
mdzroot@mizar:/# dpkg -l cvs11:30
mdzii  cvs            1.12.9-9       Concurrent Versions System11:30
lamontwhat I really would like to do with udevd is install it last, but leave it unconfigured.11:31
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lamontbut that'd pollute the ramfs with all of /dev,  which is bad11:31
mdzI really don't think it should be a problem to let debootstrap install udev as normal11:31
lamontmight not be now that I have kill_users11:31
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mdzI don't even end up with udevd running in the chroot when I try it here11:32
mdzoh, is the host system not using udev in your case?11:32
lamontps aux| grep udev11:34
lamontbuildd   15246  0.0  0.0  1536  452 pts/0    S+   22:34   0:00 grep udev11:34
lamontnope11:34
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mdzhmm, I can't test that easily11:36
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lamonttest is running.  poor terranova11:38
mdzlamont: at what point does /dev get mounted?11:38
lamontsomewhere in debootstrap11:38
mdzSetting up udev (0.050-3ubuntu5) ...11:39
mdzI: Configuring udev...11:39
mdzPopulating the new /dev filesystem temporarily mounted on /tmp/dir.Oxx7q2/...11:39
mdzthat's what happens here11:39
mdzand at the end of debootstrap, /dev is a plain static dev11:40
mdzah, never mind11:40
mdzit does in fact11:40
pittinight everybody11:41
mdznight11:41
lamontnight pitti11:41
abellipitti: ciao11:41
abellisweet dreams11:42
pittithx11:42
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abellipleasure... may pax be with you11:42
abelli:))11:42
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sivanggood night all !11:45
lamontson of beech11:47
mxpxpodhow long will it be before the new 2.6.11 is in hoary's repos... I see that 2.6.11-0.2 is in there, but I'm guessing those are pre-releases11:47
lamontas usual, mdz is correct (well, ignoring the whole fuser thing...)11:47
lamontmxpxpod: once fabbione gets back from his honeymoon, I expect he'll package it11:48
tsengmxpxpod: there is a freeze on main for the upcoming preview11:48
lamonttseng: 2.6.11 is universe11:48
sivangmdz: what I learend, he always is :-) (so when he says something I just take it for granted)11:48
tsenghm11:48
sivangoops11:48
sivanglamont: ^^^11:48
mxpxpodlamont: ah, cool... when did he get married?11:48
tsengoh thats right it has a versioned package name11:48
lamontmxpxpod: couple weeks ago, iirc11:49
mxpxpodhow long has his honeymoon been?11:49
lamontcouple weeks.11:49
mxpxpoddang11:49
mxpxpodmy honey moon was a couple of days11:49
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lamontmxpxpod: my honeymoon consisted of taking the week off work and playing tourist 40 miles from the house11:50
mxpxpodlamont: heh, I went to a tourist trap for mine11:50
mxpxpodand it was only like 2 hours away from where we live11:51
HrdwrBoBlamont: haha Kim would have my head if I did that :/11:51
HrdwrBoBwe are going on a cruise11:51
jbaileyMine consisted of the train ride from Vancouver back to Toronto. =)11:51
HrdwrBoBaway from everything11:51
mxpxpodjbailey: heh11:51
jbaileyIt was lovely.11:51
lamontjbailey: San Jose -> San Fran11:51
lamontabout 3 times11:51
jbaileylamont: There's something cool about being in first class on a train for 3 days, though. =)11:51
lamontyeah11:52
lamontrode coach from Laramie, WY to Oakland, CA once.  ~24 hours of almost entirely train (with a bus from Ogden to SLC to switch train lines)11:52
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zulMithrandir: ping11:54
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Mithrandirzul: pong11:54
luis_blah11:54
zulMithrandir: come to #ubuntu-kernel for a sec11:54
luis_mdz: you around? (or anyone who is an expert on the liveCDs?)11:54
luis_for some reason the 'pool' directory on my CD is filling up ridiculously, going from 7M to 499M for some reason.11:56
luis_needless to say it cramps my CDs a bit ;)11:56
luis_oh.11:57
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lamontI don't remember seeing this before.... warning: updatedb: could not open database: /var/lib/slocate/slocate.db: No such file or directory12:00

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