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medwards_A subset is going to go on a small box (probably ARM or MIPSel) and I'm prodding them along towards free Java.12:05
mdkeok sent to the list12:07
mdkesomeone check it ot12:07
lamontmdz: you want the bitchy message gone, or just the exit? :-)12:07
medwards_lamont: any reason not to use killall -clean?12:07
mdzlamont: both12:08
mdzmedwards_: it really just needs to write a @#$@ pid file12:08
pittinight everybody12:08
lamontmedwards_: I don't see a -clean...12:08
mdzbut failing that, it shouldn't break12:08
ogranight pitti 12:09
medwards_lamont: the killall would probably do a better job of avoiding race conditions when it's spawning rapidly.12:09
medwards_-clean is -TERM, 5 seconds, -KILL iirc12:09
lamontmake them smaller anyway12:09
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=== lamont switches the ps aux| grep into pidof, removes the post-kill-9 check
medwards_I think killall contains logic to kill parents before children12:10
medwards_(in the -KILL scenario)12:10
medwards_if it doesn't, it probably should.12:11
medwards_when one is resorting to -9, there's not much point in letting parents wait for children.12:11
medwards_lamont: pidfile and decent handling of children on -TERM would be a good thing, all right.12:14
medwards_lamont: but see http://bugs.debian.org/298040 for handling of chroot installs12:17
lamontwell, upgrade to the new version didn't die...12:17
lamontmdz: thoughts? do we mind waiting until breezy to fix 298040?12:18
medwards_The postinst kill code should probably also be made conditional on /etc/default/cupsys.12:18
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medwards_lamont: 298040 is closed upstream12:18
lamontit should really just use a *&))^_& pidfile12:18
lamontmedwards_: in -7, hoary is derrived from -112:19
medwards_lamont: but the code in the postinst probably reintroduces it if it isn't conditional on FORCE_RESTART.12:19
medwards_lamont: oh.  I see.12:19
lamontstart-stop-daemon is your friend. :-)12:19
mdzlamont: is it too much to ask for proper preinst/postinst handling of the daemon, like every other package?12:20
mdzat the very least it can kill reliably based on the inode12:20
lamontinode?12:20
medwards_yeah, I use start-stop-daemon in postrm and if I really need it dead I killall in postinst12:20
medwards_lamont: inode of binary12:21
medwards_lamont: none of this path BS12:21
lamontmdz: it's a question of how invasive a change you want in the postinst...12:21
medwards_killall in preinst, that is.12:22
lamontgiven how familiar I am with it (not very), I'm disinclined to change it now for hoary, other than to make it not fail...12:22
smurfixlamont: inode of the server process, i.e. it doesn't inadvertently kill ~me/foo/bin/thing instead of /usr/sbin/thing12:22
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medwards_smurfix: and handles jailed processes correctly, too12:22
wasabi_oh here i was talking to myself12:23
wasabi_somebody said ant!12:23
wasabi_oh not to mention somebody said my actual name too12:23
lamontpidof uses the inode.  cooll12:23
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medwards_lamont: does it attempt to order by parentage?12:24
lamontnot that I see in 20 seconds of bouncing around in the code, nol.12:25
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lamontthis should fix both issues (using pidof, and not checking)12:25
mdzlamont: for hoary, the most important thing is that it not break upgrades12:27
mdzlamont: if in some oddball circumstances the user needs to reboot because cupsys is horked, so be it12:28
lamontmdz: ok.12:28
lamont-1ubuntu11 should fix that..12:28
lamonthrmpf.  should have put the bug # in the changelog. :-(12:28
medwards_lamont: how does this fix get submitted to debian?12:29
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lamontby me updating the bug in debian...12:29
lamontunless you want the pleasure...12:29
lamontof course, step 1 is to verify that the bug still exists in sid, etc.12:30
medwards_I looked for a corresponding bug#, but it probably hadn't been reopened.12:30
lamontand, whether to blow up the upgrade or not may or may not be a maintainer decision in debian...12:30
xeroxHi. I need to install a more recent version of SBCL than ubuntu's default one. I tryed with checkinstall but I didn't succeded. Debian unstable has a more recent .deb, how can I grab it? Would it be a good thing to do?12:30
medwards_right, but using pidof and sleeping between -KILL and testing again will probably help.12:31
lamontyes12:31
lamontyou want the pleasure?12:31
lamontor shall I put it on my list?12:31
medwards_will do.12:31
mdzxerox: your first question would be more appropriate in #ubuntu, and the second question is answered in the FAQ12:32
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dholbachgood night mvo12:32
xeroxmdz: #ubuntu told me to try #ubuntu-devel :) I'll try with the faq..12:32
mdzxerox: if there is a bug in the version in Hoary that ought to be fixed, tell #ubuntu-motu12:32
mvonight all12:33
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xeroxmdz: the real problem is that sbcl version is rather old, and it has some bad bugs.12:33
dholbachxerox: yeah... join #ubuntu-motu12:33
xeroxReasking the same thing would be okay there?12:33
dholbachyes12:33
ogra_dogwalkyep12:33
mdzogra_dogwalk: walking your dog while you're on IRC?12:34
ogra_dogwalk*g* just came in again :)12:34
mdzoh, wonderful, I can't login to ubuntulinux.org anymore12:35
mdzI wonder if that means ubuntu.com works now12:35
medwards_lamont: want me to look at 4987, or is there something else I can do to help (and buy a little goodwill WRT LiveCD coaching)?  :)12:36
ogramdz, does it tell you soure actually logged in ? 12:36
jdubhrm, thully can even be a pain when he closes bugs...12:36
ograargh12:36
mdznope12:36
ograjdub, we have him in -motu quite often recently12:36
mdzSign-in failure12:36
mdzYou are not currently logged in. Your user name and/or password may be incorrect. 12:36
jdubmdz: oh man :|12:36
mdzjdub: has someone made changes in the past few hours?12:37
ogramdz, http://www.grawert.net/wiki_error.png12:37
mdzogra: no, that's the old ubuntu.com/ubuntulinux.org error12:37
mdzthis is different; it doesn't even accept my login/password12:37
lamontmedwards_: 4987 just needs a sync... /me composes mail12:37
jdubmdz: not that i know of12:37
ograi always log in through https and ubuntulinux.org, never used ubuntu.com12:37
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mdzogra: everyone does, because ubuntu.com doesn't work12:39
mdzit never has12:39
ograah, ok12:39
mdzbut now ubuntulinux.org is borked too12:39
ograyep12:39
mdzif you're logged in, don't log out ;-)12:39
ogralol12:39
jdub"the ssh method"12:39
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smurfixDidn't that login problem happen a few weeks ago already?12:42
ograsmurfix, months ago already12:42
dholbachdid anyonce perceive a slight out-of-sync-ness of the archive?12:42
dholbachlike: <dholbach> i have   Version: 0.12.2-112:42
dholbach<dholbach> and   http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/l/linphone/0.12.2-2ubuntu1/   claims they all were successful12:42
dholbachxerox states something quite similar about sbcl12:43
dholbachand i'm not talking about the usual interval12:43
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lamontbut not for ppc or amd6412:45
ogradholbach, fyi Package: linphone, Version: 0.12.2-2ubuntu112:45
ograseems ok here12:45
dholbachon an amd6412:45
dholbachdaniel@bert:~/blue$ apt-cache show linphone | grep Version12:45
dholbachVersion: 0.12.2-112:45
dholbachdaniel@bert:~/blue$12:45
ogradholbach, i am on amd6412:45
lamontclaimes they became installed about 2 hours ago12:46
dholbachxerox talks about  Version: 1:0.8.17.4-1   of sbcl, where 0.8.18-1 should be recent12:46
ograargh, sorry, showsrc instead of show12:46
ogradholbach, youre right12:47
xerox(I also note that 0.8.20 is stable now)12:48
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lunitikAny chance of getting http://higgs.djpig.de/ubuntu/www/ incorporated into Ubuntu site officially? its quite useful  :)12:53
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lunitikNote on previous message... not mine... guy has a link to contact him where you could ask permission... it really would be nice though... I still go to p.d.o to see whats in the archive when I'm not at my machine for instance, but its rather inacurate  :(01:00
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mjg59Gagh.01:12
mjg59Ok, I've found how how Windows does suspend-to-disk when battery is low in suspend-to-ram01:13
jbaileymjg59: OOoo.. Howhowhow?01:13
jbaileyFrequently wakeups?01:13
mjg59It sets a wakeup time01:13
thommdz: take it no kubuntu?01:13
mjg59I don't know how it calculates the wakeup time01:13
mjg59So yeah, possibly it wakes up every 24 hours or so and checks the battery stats01:14
jbaileymjg59: Could be every 30 minutes, check battery level?01:14
mjg59Yeah01:14
jbaileyHmm, would 24 hours be often enough?01:14
mjg59Quite possibly not. 01:15
dholbachsounds like a statistical solution would be a possible approach :-)01:16
Riddellthom: kubuntu is good to go as far as I'm concerned01:17
tsengamu: have you addressed boost like we discussed?01:18
medwards_lamont: can you explain the relationship between initrd.list and initrd.gz?01:20
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ogratseng, he might be asleep, its 1:20am here01:22
thomRiddell: you have cds and torrents and stuff?01:22
tsengwell im guessing he'll see the message eventually.01:22
thomRiddell: (I only care about the torrents, tbh)01:22
medwards_Does that get rebuilt when making a new livecd?  And if so, using what tool?01:23
Riddellthom: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/20050317.1/01:23
Riddellhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily/20050317.1/01:23
mdzmedwards_: initrd.list and initrd.gz come from the installer builds01:23
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medwards_mdz: the installer also builds the livecd initrd?01:24
mdzmedwards_: the installer and the live CD use identical initrds01:25
mdzthom: we're making that determination on #kubuntu-devel01:25
lamontmedwards_: in fact, I think if you had a 1GB CD, and included casper and the livecd cloop on it, you'd have an install/live cd01:25
lamontmdz: is true?01:25
medwards_thom: gtk boog?01:26
mdzlamont: the extra magic would be to add a boot parameter to switch casper on01:26
lamontright01:26
mdzin fact the DVD image is exactly that01:26
=== lamont wonders if casper now defaults to the right image.
dholbachthom: nice :-)01:26
thommdz: okey01:27
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seb128mdz: gtk2-engines-industrial uploaded01:27
mdzthom: can you still see straight? ;-)01:27
mdzseb128: wonderful, thanks01:27
seb128you're welcome01:27
thommdz: heh, yeah :-)01:28
thomthe pub was so rammed that getting to the bar was the limiting factor ;-)01:28
tsengmdz: oh, ive run a quick test of the weekly dvd on qemu btw01:28
tsengnothing exploded01:28
mdzbar bottleneck01:28
medwards_thom: or the use of avi as a gdb stub? :)01:28
mdztseng: wow, that must have taken a long time01:28
thommedwards_: the use of avi :-)01:28
tsenghah yeah.01:28
thommdz: the centre point of the local irish community, on st patricks day. messy :-)01:29
mdzthom: let the kubuntu torrents fly01:29
mdzKamion: are you around to do publishing magic?01:29
mdzthom: do you need for me to make the metafiles on little?01:30
zenwhenis there going to be a gtk1 clearlooks engine?01:30
thommdz: i can do it on orcadas, not a problem; are we just going with the daily Riddell posted, or republishing as a release?01:31
mdzthom: I think I can decipher Kamion's scripts well enough to publish it as a release01:31
thomok; if you want to do that magic i'll wait for a bit01:31
jdubmdz: (is this kubuntu build going to be announced more widely?)01:31
mdzjdub: this is the kubuntu preview :-)01:32
jdubexcellent01:32
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mdzjdub: it is, you should check out a live CD01:32
medwards_mdz: so if I want to try a unionfs livecd, I need to hack on ubuntu-installer (presumably the input to initrd.list as well as linuxrc)?01:33
zenwhenI have to say... for a KDE dist... Kubuntu is really sweet.01:34
seb128jdub: I've uploaded a fixed gtk2-engines-industrial01:34
jdubseb128: ta01:34
seb128jdub: bah, the effet on the desktop is not weird dude :p01:34
seb128that's the same behaviour as all the other windows01:34
jdubseb128: it totally is. bigarse 1px flashy shit on the left.01:35
jdubit looks very pronounced on the desktop01:35
jdubso many people have mentioned it01:35
jdubeven some french people01:35
jdub;-)01:35
seb128oh right01:35
seb128in fact it doesn't with my background01:36
medwards_hmm .. how do I draw "smiley with beret" again?01:36
seb128but it does with the calendar one :p01:36
jdubseb128: ah, yeah, that makes a big difference ;)01:36
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Riddellogra: tested kubuntu yet?01:36
jdubogra: dude. *dragon* leather boots.01:36
mdzthom: so should I make-torrents or no?  last time there was some confusion with the torrents being present in one place and not in another01:36
ograLOL01:36
jdubogra: this is kde pimping!01:36
ograLOOOL01:36
thommdz: if you're doing the release, do torrents to01:37
medwards_jdub: the KDE dragon is a bastard child of Disney's Figment, neh?01:37
ograRiddell, not the newest, nope01:37
medwards_(if you've been to EPCOT)01:37
jdubit is not my place to comment on the kde mascot's parentage or lack thereof01:37
ograRiddell, i'll start the download before going to bed, test them tomorrow01:38
cchmm, so is the latest array 7 (?) livecd all working well?01:38
mdzthom: ok01:38
mdzcc: yes, it's pretty solid01:39
mdzogra: if you're leaving it on overnight, wait for a torrent ;-)01:39
ccmdz: so the X issues are fixed. thanks. i shall resync now01:39
medwards_cc: dunno yet, my torrent has said 3 hours to go for the last 3 hours.  :-(01:39
ogramdz, k01:40
medwards_would be nice if torrents were distinguishable from one another on the tracker.01:40
ccmedwards_: isn't it easier to get it from cdimage itself, rather than a torrent?01:40
medwards_e. g. hoary-array-7-live-i386.iso01:41
thommedwards_: yes01:41
medwards_cc: 8 KB/s01:41
thomthere are many, many ways that the tracker could be improved01:41
maswanmedwards_: you mean like this? http://cdimage.debian.org:6969/01:42
thommedwards_: well, "./hoary-install-i386.iso.torrent": "seeding" (100.0%) - 5P3s0.165D u358.7K/s-d0.0K/s u1097012K-d598874K ""01:42
medwards_thom: torrent is currently 28 kb/s (vs. 8 for cdimage.ubuntu)01:42
Burgundaviawhere is the current kbuntu torrent01:43
Burgundavia?01:43
thomBurgundavia: not in place yet01:43
Burgundaviahmm01:43
medwards_maswan: similar tracker, yes, but ubuntu livecds aren't named uniquely (which hoary-livecd-i386.iso.torrent is array-7?)01:44
maswanmedwards_: ah01:44
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Riddellmedwards_: rumour has it that one of konqi's footprints started it's own desktop environment01:46
maswanmedwards_: well, that's kind of hard to solve in the tracker then.01:47
medwards_So let me get this straight.  cloop is writable, and the livecd uses device-mapper to route written blocks to a ramdisk overlay?01:47
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thommaswan: you could probably get more useful metadata into the .torrent01:48
medwards_Riddell: several desktop environments could live happily in one of konqi's (memory) footprints.  :)01:48
thomKeybuk: you really are on .au time, eh?01:48
Keybukpretty much :-/01:48
maswanthom: Well, you do have a text comment field01:48
jdubKeybuk: western australian time ;)01:49
thommaswan: (and you'd have to display that somehow in the tracker, but yeah)01:49
maswanthom: these days I timestamp the weekly debian iso torrents with the date -u of when they are made.01:49
Keybukactually, I don't think I'm in any real timezone since I think it's Thursday01:50
jdubheh01:50
medwards_If unionfs worked (I can still trigger oopses with the Knoppix 3.8 version), it seems to me that it would be preferable;01:50
medwards_stack jff2 on squashfs, for instance.01:51
medwards_s/jff2/jffs201:51
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ccwhen ubuntu goes selinux, jffs2 might be a bottleneck01:52
ograhey only about an hour to unix time 1111111111 01:53
tsengjffs3 is being developed and I hear that xattr is on the gameplan01:53
jdubthe status is: 111110721201:53
tsengjdub: are we there yet?01:53
elmoroot     21673  109  6.3  38428 32808 pts/0    R+   00:53   0:04  |                   \_ /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start -DSSL01:53
ogranearly01:53
elmo109%... neat01:54
medwards_cc: I'm thinking in terms of server uses; one could afford to use a fresh chroot every sbuild run if it were just several overlaid package sets with a ramdisk on top.01:54
maswanhmpf. elmo's apache is neater than mine.01:55
elmogod damn I wish apache had some serious competition in the httpd market01:55
medwards_jffs2 comes in when I want to persist, say, a client's data (including apt-getted packages) on a USB stick but get most of my bits off the livecd.01:56
maswaninetd + echo&cat? :)01:56
medwards_elmo: tomcat?01:56
medwards_don't think there's a mod_php, though.01:57
maswanehm. tomcat? isn't that an apache webservice thingie?01:57
medwards_maswan: java servlet container01:58
HrdwrBoBtomcat isn't a realistic alternative in terms of a multifunction httpd01:58
maswanmedwards_: well, yeah, webservices is where I've been in contact with it.01:58
medwards_maswan: sucks less than you would think for static content01:58
jdubelmo: twisted. :-)01:59
tsengelmo: hey would you mind syncing gtkpod 0.88?01:59
medwards_HrdwrBoB: of course not -- when I have to deal with tomcat, I front-end it with apache+mod_jk{2,}02:00
elmotseng: done02:00
tsengelmo: you rock!02:00
ogratseng, dont forget gnupod, and all the other pods ;)02:00
tsengheh.02:00
thomjetty isn't awful but is still java; apache is the only thing i'd trust for serving large data02:00
ogratseng, thanks for the thully work btw02:01
tsengogra: yeah np02:01
jdubheh, thully work ;)02:01
thomtseng: you poor guy02:01
medwards_thom: agreed, although jetty is even more of a pain to build than jakarta stuff.02:01
HrdwrBoBmedwards_: yeah02:01
tsengthom: better then HostingGeek at least02:01
thomtseng: maybe02:01
jdubthom: "ASF member announces: 'Apache only httpd I would trust'."02:02
lifelessnews @ 1202:02
mdzjdub: in other news, Ubuntu developers running Ubuntu on critical systems02:02
medwards_elmo: depending on how you define "competition", IIS  :-/02:02
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HrdwrBoBmedwards_: IIS on win2k3 server is in some ways superior02:03
thomIIS is great, barring the fact that having a web server in ring 0 is UTTER CRACK02:03
maswanwell, or ftp.se.d.o or ftp.acc.umu.se. :)02:03
jdubmdz: hoary has been running admirably on my critical systems, btw.02:03
mdzjdub: I run Warty on my servers02:03
mdzand Hoary on my development systems02:03
HrdwrBoBit's an embarrassment that IIS can run 500 websites all with their own users and apache can't02:03
medwards_mdz: now if ubuntu ran on sparc, debian would have an infrastructure plan ... :-/02:04
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thomHrdwrBoB: it's irritating02:04
=== jdub wants to make sure hoary server stuff doesn't suck :)
mdzmedwards_: sparc.ubuntu.com02:04
jdublike warty's dovecot.02:04
thomHrdwrBoB: since perchild/metux has the potential to really kick ass02:04
HrdwrBoBthom: yeah it looks great02:04
tsengjdub: i use warty dovecot02:04
tsengwhats the deal with that?02:05
thombut perchild is dead and the metux guys have no inclination to get their stuff upstream02:05
medwards_HrdwrBoB: that's actually the sort of thing I would look to apache2+mod_jk2+tomcat5 for.02:05
jdubtseng: hurts on lots of users, hurts on huge folders02:05
tsengah.02:05
thommedwards_: why? it should be way lower level than application server02:05
HrdwrBoBmedwards_: all the file access should run as the user for that website02:06
medwards_mdz: sparc64 strategy?  biarch?02:06
HrdwrBoBso the permissions can be sane02:06
thommedwards_: 64bit kernel, 32bit userland02:06
mdzmedwards_: following the same road as Debian so far; I don't think fabbione has given it much thought yet02:06
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thomHrdwrBoB: yeah, it'll be nice when it happens02:07
HrdwrBoBI worked around this partially by using suexec and making php work by php calling php cgi02:07
HrdwrBoBbut you lose the mod_php features02:07
thom"features"02:07
HrdwrBoBand you still don't access the files the right way02:07
thomnod02:07
mdke*cough* website02:08
HrdwrBoBoh, and I had to add a post upload script that made php files executable02:09
mjg59daniels: Stock Hoary preview install, and I have no working dri on an i91502:09
mjg59It says that it's initializing the SW cursor, which is probably a bad sign02:09
thomHrdwrBoB: bleah02:09
thommdke: hrm?02:09
mdkethom, something is up with the website. we can't log in02:10
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medwards_HrdwrBoB: tomcat is not jboss.  :-)02:11
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mjg59daniels: Argh, cock. It's because it hasn't picked enough video RAM for DRI02:11
jdubfontconfig/libfcontconfig1 postinst b0rkage is known?02:13
jdub libfontconfig1 depends on fontconfig; however:02:13
jdub  Package fontconfig is not configured yet.02:13
mdkemaybe someone has hacked our website02:13
HrdwrBoBnever attribute to malice...02:14
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mdkeHrdwrBoB, heh02:14
mdkeHrdwrBoB, maybe it needs a reboot02:14
mdke*crosses fingers*02:14
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mjg59daniels: Something very wrong here. I set VideoRAM and it still claims that it needs more RAM.02:15
medwards_mjg59:  that word is currently reserved for ij, iirc.02:15
elmothe website should work now02:15
mdkethanks elmo 02:15
mdkeelmo, nope :(02:16
elmomdke: works for me02:17
elmoand I can see it working for others02:17
mdkeelmo, ok02:17
mdkehmm02:17
mdkeelmo, yes sorry02:18
mdkethanks a lot02:18
Burgundaviajdub: I was working a user through that, I don't see it on my system though02:22
Burgundaviajdub: didn't resolve anything02:22
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ogralol02:33
ogra<ssam> mark shutleworth is from space02:33
thommay explain a few things02:33
ograheh02:33
HrdwrBoBhaha02:46
mdzjdub: someone commented about it on another bug, but no proper bug yet02:53
mdzjdub: mvo went to sleep; fixes appreciated02:53
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HrdwrBoB111111110102:57
HrdwrBoB111111110302:57
ograyeah02:57
ograHrdwrBoB, not here yet02:58
HrdwrBoBheh02:58
ogra111111109802:58
tseng111111110202:58
tsengbrandon@lappy:~$ date +%s02:58
tseng111111111102:58
tsengwee.02:58
maswanwhee02:58
ograyeah, happy 111111111102:59
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=== ogra recognizes thta this is really nearly his lifetime in seconds (minus 1,5 months)
mdkeogra, man you shouldn't be able to work that out03:02
ogra:)03:02
mdkeheh03:02
Keybukmdke: *shrug* one assumes ogra was born in 197003:03
ograyup03:03
ogramid of feb, to be precise03:03
ograman, i'm old...03:03
ogra...time for bed....03:04
ogranight all03:04
=== Keybuk is 10 years younger than "unix time"
Keybuk(and, by inference, ogra)03:04
mdkenite03:04
=== HrdwrBoB likewise
ogralike nearly everyone around03:04
mdkehow old is that?03:04
mdke111111111?03:04
thomKeybuk: damn youngster ;-)03:04
Keybukmdke: roughly 33279300003:05
mdke*head spins*03:05
ograhehe03:05
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mdkewhat date is unix year dot?03:06
ogramdke, Keybuk is not the man i would argue with about numbers ;)03:06
mdkeogra, no change, i don't have a clue03:06
mdke*chance03:06
Keybukogra: hmm?  I can barely count03:06
thomKeybuk: thanks :P03:07
Keybukmdke: Sweetmorn, Chaos 1, 3136 YOLD03:07
mdke*head spins*03:07
mdkein christian time?03:07
Keybukthat's boring :p03:08
Keybukand I suspect you really mean Gregorian time03:08
mdke"he Unix epoch is the time 00:00:00 UTC on January 1, 1970"03:08
mdkehmm03:09
schweebKeybuk: 14.4 yrs younger than epoch here, heh03:09
thom9.7 here03:09
mdke11.903:10
mdkeyou guys are clearly just having a good time in here, would anyone like to look at https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/IdeasForNewFrontPageStructure and comment?03:10
mdkesee also subpages03:11
mdzKeybuk: you are young03:15
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zulhey03:24
thomg'night folks03:31
Riddellthom: not staying up to set up torrents?03:35
thomRiddell: already running03:35
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Riddellthom: URL?03:37
thomhttp://torrent.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/preview/03:38
Riddellthom: excellent, many thanks03:38
thomnp03:39
thomsleeptime now03:39
infinity'Night thom.03:39
thomciao03:39
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mdzinfinity: please squash https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=781903:50
mdzinfinity: highest priority03:50
mdzlooks like a regression in mvo's upload03:50
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infinityOn it.  Was just catching up on bugzilla mail right now.03:53
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calcthom: here?03:53
usualhey calc03:54
calchi03:54
usualcalc, do you have anything to do with kubuntu?03:54
calcno :\03:54
usualcalc, ok, I remember you packaging kde in debian03:54
calcyea03:54
calci tried to get a job with credativ but they don't appear to be hiring03:54
usualahh03:55
infinitymdz : I don't suppose there's an ubuntu snapshot archive (like snapshot.debian.net), where one can easily grab old sources and diff to track regressions?03:55
usualcalc, you did a great job03:55
calcthanks03:55
mdzinfinity: morgue.ubuntu.com03:55
mdzcalc: thom went to sleep03:56
calcok03:56
mdzcalc: credativ is not a prerequisite for kubuntu, you know03:56
calctrue, but with my current job i very little time to do anything else03:56
calcat work 9hr+ and 3hr commute03:56
mdzI know how that goes03:56
mdz3hr driving or transit?03:56
calcdriving03:57
mdzouch03:57
calcyea if i could sleep for 3hr that would be fine ;)03:57
zulcalc: against traffic or with traffic03:57
calcobviously with traffic or it wouldn't take 3hr ;)03:57
=== calc thinks they plan to fix the roads around here in about 3yr
zulcalc: meh..03:58
calcthe place i work is only ~ 40 miles away03:58
=== calc is updating the debian ogg/vorbis stuff via chroot
mdzcalc: someone was trying to coerce me into an updates libvorbis in hoary the other day04:00
mdzs/updates/updated/04:00
calcheh04:00
calcjdub asked me about it a few days ago and so i tried rebuilding a chroot04:00
calcthe first time it took my box several hours just to download it must have hit a really bad mirror04:01
mdzthe vagaries of a time-based release schedule04:01
zulmdz: like the ipw2200 driver?04:01
mdzzul: yep, only more persistent than thully04:01
zulmore? oi vey...04:01
calcmdz: so ubuntu hoary releases in about 2 weeks right?04:02
mdzcalc: April 6th04:05
mdzrelease candidate on march 30th04:05
mdzin otherwords, we're solidly in stabilization mode and not kowtowing to requests for new upstream versions ;-)04:06
zullike ipw220004:06
zuloops..:)04:07
calcmdz: ok04:07
calchmm yea a newer ipw2200 than from last dec would have been useful04:08
calcits broken on amd6404:08
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calcfsck04:11
calci uploaded libao a debian native04:11
calcstupid .orig renaming04:12
=== calc forgot to do it
Amaranthhey, doesn't anyone know where the gnome menus get their icons from?04:14
Amaranthlike the icon for the "Accessories" menu04:14
calcit should be fairly easy to find out04:16
Amaranthoh?04:16
Amaranthappearently not, i'm lost ;P04:17
calclook in /etc/xdg/menus04:17
calcwhich would then point you to /usr/share/desktop-directories/Accessories.desktop04:17
calcwhich then points you to the icon "gnome-util"04:17
Amaranth*facepalm*04:18
calcperhaps not everyone has ingrained the fdo specs into their brain ;)04:18
Amaranththis is what i needed when i started on this stupid thing04:18
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Amaranthi hate fdo specs :P04:18
Amaranthoh, you're the one responsible for that annoying Debian menu showing up last week?04:18
Amaranth:P04:19
calchehe04:19
calci wrote it many months ago04:19
calci guess you installed it last week04:19
Amaranthyeah04:19
calchey it works right04:19
calcit took me a while to debug it to where it worked according to policy ;)04:19
Amaranththe fdo menu spec is a pita, i'd just like to point that out04:19
calcsomeone could easily make nice looking icons for it as well, i am not an artist though so didn't do that04:20
Amaranthno wonder GNOME 2.10 didn't have a menu editor04:20
calcits not that difficult to make changes to the menu04:20
Amaranthmy editor more or less works but it has some issues04:20
calcthough someone has to read the spec and actually grok wtf its talking about04:20
calcwell i mean wrt the user editting it in their $HOME and it actually merging them04:21
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calcmanually editing the file in /etc/xdg is not a good idea04:21
calcthat makes it change for all users04:21
Riddellhttp://www.kubuntu.org.uk/  Preview Released04:21
calcRiddell: cool04:21
tsengRiddell: go go gadget crack pipe04:21
tsenggood show.04:22
Riddell:)04:22
mdzRiddell: what is KGX?04:24
RiddellKDE/GNU/Unix04:24
Riddellthe term never caught on for some reason04:24
mdzis it in common use in the KDE community?04:25
calchmm can you call something Unix without paying someone?04:25
Riddellmdz: only occational04:25
Riddellcalc: that's why it's just an X :)04:25
calcheh04:26
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jammcqmdz: Hey, did you tell me that the Ubuntu live cd will look for a swap partition on a harddrive and use it?04:41
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infinitymdz : Do you want debdiff patches to the bug(s) in question, or should I find a sponsor and upload?04:41
mdzinfinity: the latter04:42
mdzjammcq: that's correct04:42
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jammcqmdz: does it also create a swapfile on a FAT filesystem if it finds it?04:43
mdzjammcq: no, it doesn't04:43
jammcqwe're discussing this over in #ltsp, to look for a harddrive and use it for swap, but we don't want to destroy any existing data04:43
mdzinfinity: you are not in the keyring yet?  did you mail elmo?04:43
mdzjammcq: using an existing swap partition is quite safe; I'm not sure that I would create a swap file04:44
infinitymdz : Unless he's added me silently, I'd go with 'no'... I'll bug him right now (Didn't do so earlier, due to the whole start date fiasco).04:44
mdzif nothing else, it could be left behind occupying lots of space, in the event of a crash04:44
mdzinfinity: he's asleep if he has any sense04:44
infinitymdz : His idle time disagrees.04:44
jammcqok, it just seems that it would be kind of rare for it to find a swap partition.  at least outside of the linux community04:44
mdzinfinity: I qualified that statement04:45
infinityHeh.04:45
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mdzinfinity: if no one else is around, i can sponsor you04:48
bob2cool04:48
bob2"rmmod hci_usb" hangs rmmod at 100% cpu04:48
infinitymdz : elmo's alive.  I'm bugging him as we speak.04:48
bob2and fails04:48
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mdzbob2: "then don't do that"04:50
srbakerwhat's a good tool for non destructively resizing partitions?04:50
mdzsrbaker: parted (glad to talk about it further in #ubuntu...)04:51
bob2mdz: hah04:51
infinitysrbaker : In theory, or practice?...  In practice, the best tool is backing up and doing repartitioning destructively. :)04:51
srbakerinfinity, hehe04:51
calcok all the new ogg/theora stuff is sitting in debian incoming now04:56
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lamontmdz: hoary-test is building on all 4 architectures.  we did leave one buildd of each _not_ trying, since there are some long builds near the top, and even at 1-per-run, they'd bottle neck everything occasionally....05:04
lamonthoary-test is the last chosen, and only builds if nothing else wants to build.05:05
lamontbut it takes 10 things at a time05:05
mdzlamont: sounds good; how long do you figure it will take to try everything?05:06
lamontlast time around it was on the order of 70 hours or so, using 3 buildd's, and no ccache..05:07
lamontso probably about 2-3 days05:07
infinitymdz : fontconfig fix up.05:07
lamontpossibly 4-505:07
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lamontmdz: of course, I expect _main_ to be done sometime tomorrow05:10
lamontwould be sooner, but oo.o, oo.o2, kernel, xorg kinda add up :)05:11
lamonti386 will be the leader, for sure05:11
elmoI haven't even imported universe yet - that'll take like a quarter of a day, easy, I reckon05:11
lamontwoot05:12
lamontmdz: if you want the test build to be done sooner, we can include that last buildd, but it might mean that you have to wait an hour or two for, say, a casper build...05:13
lamontelmo: duh.  1400 pkgs would be !universe, wouldn't it... :-(05:13
calc1400 sounds less than even main05:14
calcmaybe just what fits on the cd?05:14
elmosource packages05:15
calcoh05:15
lamontand it's really closer to 1500.  /me rounded agressively05:16
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fabbionemorning06:04
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fabbionenight lamont 06:08
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CymI have a question about the libavcodec package..06:10
Cymit appears that libpostproc is not part of the packaging rules (which is makes sense to build at the same time as libavcodec) IMHO06:11
Cymi figure that when I do a dpkg-buildpackage after "apt-get source libavcodec", then it should create packages for ffmpeg, libavcodec, and libpostproc06:13
Cymthen migrating these rules to cvs would be much easier to maintain06:13
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fabbioneah neat06:29
fabbionesparc is only lagging 13 packages for main06:30
elmocaught up fairly fast06:35
fabbionewith 15 days of downtime.. yeah06:39
fabbioneit was pretty good06:39
dilingerwhat kind of build machines do you guys use for sparc?07:07
fabbionemy netra t1 :-)07:08
dilinger400 or 500mhz ultrasparc IIi?07:10
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fabbione433 iirc07:12
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dilingercool07:15
fabbionemdz: any objection for a console-data port upload that does NOT touch any of the existing code?07:15
fabbioneit adds one rule in debian/rules07:16
fabbioneand sparc in debian/control for one package07:16
fabbionejdub: ^^07:17
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mdzinfinity: #7819 can be closed if you have uploaded the fix07:25
infinitymdz : Just did so.07:27
mdzinfinity: thanks07:27
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=== fabbione hears no objections and upload
elmohmm, Assigned to Me is broken for me in bugzilla07:32
Cymdoes the maintainer for ffmpeg/libavcodec visit this room?07:35
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dokogood morning08:06
amumoin208:06
infinityMornin', doko.08:08
mdzdistrowatch says that linuxcd.org is selling kubuntu CDs already08:11
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amumdz: heh 08:14
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pittiMorning08:18
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dokomorning pitti08:27
dokomdz: I assume the OOo upload should be safe now?08:27
pittidoko: morning08:28
mdzdoko: yes, I have not uploaded it yet, feel free08:28
dokomdz: ok, done08:33
dokothis 1.1.3, haggai didn't feel to comfortable upgrading to 1.1.4 at this point, and the major reports are fixed08:34
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pittiRiddell/amu: ping08:48
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fabbioneMithrandir: where are you now?08:52
MithrandirOslo08:52
Mithrandirmy father's08:52
fabbionedid you have a nice trip?08:52
fabbionei got the msg btw.. if the address is correct, it is very close to where i live08:52
Mithrandircool08:53
Mithrandirnah, horrible trip.  Cold, people talking, uncomfy seats.08:53
Mithrandirbut I'm managing.  Karianne is sleeping a bit08:53
Riddellpitti: hi08:53
fabbionesuckage08:53
pittiHi fabbione 08:54
fabbionehey pitti08:54
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pittiRiddell: CAN-2005-0396 is fixed in Warty, but not Hoary08:54
pittifabbione: no reason to, I just wanted to say hello :-)08:54
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fabbione;)08:54
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pittiRiddell: will you still do this?08:55
fabbioneonly when you talk about CAN's08:55
Riddellpitti: CAN-2005-0396 is "KDE version prior to KDE 3.4"08:55
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Riddellpitti: I'll not that in the changelog 08:56
Riddellnote08:56
pittiRiddell: ah, ok08:56
pittiRiddell: no need to, if it didn't require a change08:56
pittiRiddell: I'll add it to the nonvuln list then08:56
pittiRiddell: OTOH, a note in the changelog would be easier if you have to do another upload anyway08:57
Riddellpitti: cool.  how come e.g. CAN-2005-0237 didn't set off your alarm?08:57
Riddellpitti: I don't have another upload planned (I plan to go to sleep)08:57
pittiCAN-2005-0237 08:57
pittikdelibs(hoary/main, warty-security/universe)08:57
pitti^ this is from my security radar08:57
pittiso everything is in order for this08:57
pitti... it seems08:58
pittiogra: here?09:00
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HiddenWolfmvo?09:22
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dholbachgooood morning09:28
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d3vic3morning09:31
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HiddenWolfseb128: is it correct that that gtk-engine fix you did only fixes the ubuntu-themed mousecursor for the session?09:32
pittiHi seb12809:32
seb128it does what is written in the changelog09:32
seb128hi09:32
pittidholbach: Morning09:32
dholbachmorning seb128, pitti, d3vic3 09:32
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pittidholbach: do you want to merge the Debian changes of grip to fix the security bug?09:33
dholbachpitti: if it has time until i got some coffee, i'll do it :-)09:34
pittidholbach: oh, I'm not hurrying you :-)09:36
pittidholbach: just wanted to tell you about it09:36
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HiddenWolfUgh. Firefox won't download anything anymore09:52
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sivangmorning all10:03
dholbach*grmbl* is gamin still on crack?10:03
dholbachmorning sivan!10:04
pittiHi sivang10:04
sivangmorning dholbach 10:05
sivangpitti: Hey Martin 10:05
sivangpitti: just saw the thread about the users-admin tool, I dojn10:05
sivangpitti: suppose there a sane way to make an upgrade path upgrade if the admin didn't do custom configs?10:05
sivangpitti: (or maybe we do not want this to be available at all as an upgrade path)10:06
dholbachpitti: we can just sync it10:07
dholbachelmo: could you please sync  grip  from sid?10:07
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dholbachmorning mvo10:08
mvohi dholbach 10:08
mvomorning all10:08
=== sivang high fives mvo
Kamionmorning10:09
fabbionemorning Kamion10:10
fabbionehi everybody10:10
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dholbachhi fabbione, Kamion 10:10
sivangmvo: so tired you cannot low five back? :)10:13
mvosivang: I hadn't had my first cup of tea yet :)10:13
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sivangmvo: hehehe , you're excused :-)10:14
Amaranthhey, you guys wanna help me beat some bugs out of this menu editor i wrote? :)10:14
seb128Amaranth: don't ask to ask, just ask10:16
Amaranthhttp://dev.realistanew.com/menu-editor/menueditor_0.1-1_i386.deb10:16
Amaranthheh10:16
Amaranthit's not really i386, i just suck at making packages10:16
ajmitchAmaranth: btw, did you use python-xdg for it?10:17
Amaranth*facepalm*10:17
AmaranthI probably will for the next version...10:18
ajmitchI was hoping to work on an editor but real life got in the way :)10:18
seb128http://denu.sourceforge.net/10:18
seb128and there is one in C on the GNOME CVS10:18
seb128that's just for information10:19
Amaranthyeah, denu was just weird the the on in CVS doesn't really do anything10:19
Amaranthand i don't know C :)10:19
seb128denu works ?10:19
seb128your one looks nice, but doesn't really do anything atm10:20
Amaranthit can edit current entries and add new ones10:20
seb128it doesn't display anything else than categories here10:21
seb128Traceback (most recent call last):10:21
seb128  File "./menu-editor", line 343, in editEntry10:21
seb128    entry = self.entries[model.get_value(iter, 0)] 10:21
seb128KeyError: 'Games'10:21
Amaranthyeah, if you don't run it as root (gksudo or sudo) it uses ~/.local/share/applications/10:21
seb128it should merge both10:21
seb128you really want to use pyxdg10:21
Amaranthseb128: Not if you aren't running as root...10:21
seb128sure10:22
AmaranthHow could you edit them?10:22
seb128read the spec10:22
seb128by creating a new .desktop in ~/.local10:22
seb128that's user first, then system10:22
Amaranthoh, *facepalm*10:22
Amaranthi only read enough of it to make what i have work :P10:22
seb128ie: it takes the user change first and then merge the system entries10:22
seb128ah ah10:22
Amaranth0.2 will be out tomorrow using python-xdg and doing that :P10:23
Amaranthwell, maybe saturday10:23
seb128sudo apt-get install python-xdg10:23
seb128python /usr/share/doc/python-xdg/examples/test-menu.py /etc/xdg/menus/applications.menu10:23
seb128python-xdg already does a lot10:23
Amaranthneat, but it gave me the german version10:24
seb128ie this example builds the full application menu, you just have to display what it returns10:24
seb128menu.setLocale("de") is used in the sources10:24
Amaranthah10:24
seb128you can change that for whatever you want10:24
Amaranthhey, where is that stored?10:24
Amaranthin gconf or whatever10:24
seb128/usr/share/doc/python-xdg/examples/test-menu.py10:24
Amaranthso i can load the correct language10:24
seb128sudo editor /usr/share/doc/python-xdg/examples/test-menu.py10:25
Amaranthyeah, i've already got that open10:25
seb128menu.setLocale is in the file10:25
seb128it's not that big10:25
seb128should be easy to find10:25
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Amaranthhow can i see what language the user is using so i can show the right info?10:26
seb128use the locale settings10:26
Amaranthwhere do i get those from? :)10:27
seb128python -c "import locale; print locale.getdefaultlocale()"10:29
seb128by example10:29
Amaranthbleh, so simple10:30
Amaranthwhy can't i find these things at 3:30am?10:30
sivangseb128: what does that script do? (test-menu.py)10:30
seb128sivang: just run it and see10:31
seb128<seb128> python /usr/share/doc/python-xdg/examples/test-menu.py /etc/xdg/menus/applications.menu10:31
sivangseb128: k, thanks :)10:31
sivangah! extracts the menu layout of the desktop10:32
pittidholbach: what about the howl removal from grip?10:32
dholbachpitti: a rebuild sufficed :-)10:33
pittidholbach: ah, there were no actual changes? good10:33
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dholbachpitti: it's a dependency expanded by shlibs:Dependencies and libgnomevfs10:33
dholbachpitti: just newer config.{guess,sub} 10:33
DM_Radohi everyone10:33
sivangseb128: is there a way to make a toplevel menu when set as a checkbox act nicely? I tried using one as a checkbox but it requires 2 click to make it checked/unchecked which is kinda bad..10:35
Treenakssivang: toplevel menu? as in a checkbox in the menu bar?10:36
DM_Radoi have an acer laptop, travelmate 730 series, ubuntu seems too have alot of errors when installing10:36
sivangTreenaks: exactl10:36
seb128sivang: I don't get the question. You want to put a checkbox in the menu bar ? that's ugly10:36
sivangTreenaks: exactly, even10:36
sivangseb128: true, nevermind.10:37
Treenaksnot only is it ugly, it's against the HIG :)10:37
DM_Radois there any way around this?10:37
sivangTreenaks: shooosh, don't let anybody hear I suggested that :)10:38
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Kamionseb128: any chance you could make GNOME stuff depend on gs-esp | gs rather than just gs?10:47
dokokamion: is there an easy way to determine the release date of a install/live cd?10:47
mvodoko: there is /cdrom/.disk/info10:47
Kamionseb128: I thought this was done for warty, but either it was incomplete or it's regressed10:47
dokomvo: thanks10:47
Kamionyeah, what mvo said10:48
Kamionseb128: the reason for this is that otherwise DVD installations prompt in the second stage to reinsert the CD in order to install gs and gs-gpl; gs is a mixed virtual packages, and apt picks the real gs package rather than gs-esp in desktop10:49
Kamionseb128: actually it's just gnome-gv and ijsgimpprint I think, so I'll do it if you want ...10:51
seb128Kamion: yes please10:52
Alessiosorry, who can i ask for add a link to this page http://www.ubuntulinux.org/community/forums/ ??10:52
Kamionelmo: has hoary-changes been missing mails? I don't see anything about fontconfig 2.2.3-4ubuntu{6,7}10:56
fabbioneKamion: neither do i10:58
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dholbachsmurfix: i feel with you very much11:39
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ograpitti, now12:04
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kikoHERE COMES NOISE12:05
ogramorning12:05
mpt_switzerlandrah rah rah12:05
kikomorning ogra 12:05
pittiogra: nevermind, already dealt with12:05
kikohow are these ubuntu people doing?12:05
pittiogra: Morning :-)12:05
ogra:)12:05
pittikiko: one is banging his head with flawed PHP fixes12:05
kikopitti, just drop php from main. next problem?12:05
pittikiko: it seems that I just discovered that a security fix introduced another security problem *sigh*12:05
pittikiko: seconded :-)12:06
ograkiko, +++12:06
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seb128mvo: nice work on the icon when apt is working :)12:08
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dholbachseb128: yeah12:09
dholbachmorning ogra12:09
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mvoseb128: thanks. it's not perfect because it can't track the real apt lockfile (no permissions), but it tries hard to get it right12:09
ograhey dholbach 12:09
seb128mvo: seems to work fine here12:10
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kikopitti, that's what you get when blackhats supply your security fixes 12:19
Kamionso who knows anything about mozilla-locale-{da,it,ptbr}?12:19
Kamionlooks like they need to be updated for new mozilla-browser12:20
Kamionlikewise mozilla-thunderbird-locale-nb12:20
pittikiko: the flaw is not in _my_ fix, but in upstream's :-)12:21
pittikiko: I just reviewed it before I applied it, the one I will release is correct :-)12:21
kikothat's what I said! :)12:21
pittiKamion: I already asked and mailed elmo about it12:21
Kamionelmo: xfree86-driver-fglrx and xfree86-driver-fglrx-dev should be demoted to multiverse, I think12:22
Kamionsince xfree86 is in universe12:22
pittiKamion: it's a matter of sync12:23
Kamionpitti: ok, thanks12:23
KamionGNOME folks: shouldn't #7741 be the responsibility of the theme, or something?12:29
Kamionand is there a better way to get that UTF-8 character than sticking UTF-8 characters in the source code?12:30
seb128Kamion: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=771412:31
d3vic3fabbione, ping 12:31
seb128Kamion: I'm thinking to do that, but not sure if that's an issue for some fonts ...12:31
fabbioned3vic3: pong12:32
d3vic3fabbione, hdparm can it be uploaded ?12:32
Kamionseb128: ok, shall I duplicate #7741 onto #7714 then? the font issues would be the same either way12:32
seb128yep12:32
fabbioned3vic3: it depends what are the changes12:33
Kamionseb128: done, thanks12:33
seb128np12:33
d3vic3fabbione, Ubuntu #7829, pretty small change 12:33
ogracrimsun around ?12:34
crimsunogra: pong12:35
ograyeah12:35
fabbioned3vic3: yes. it sounds reasonable12:35
d3vic3fabbione@ubuntu.com ?12:35
fabbioneyes12:35
d3vic3incoming 12:35
ogracrimsun, what do you think if we both sit down after release and wirte up a explanation how sound works (for dummies) on the wiki, people dont seem to understand it at all wich causes a lot of frustration12:36
crimsunogra: absolutely12:36
ogracrimsun, great :-)12:36
crimsunogra: we'll discuss hardware->alsa->esd->gst->application, correct?12:37
ograyop12:37
crimsunok12:37
ograexplaining the layer architecture and why its silly to switch from esd to alsa in ubuntu :)12:37
ograif they understand that they will not fuck it up (i hope)12:38
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ograoops12:44
Kamioninstall CD builds for today running now12:44
dholbachfabbione: shall i remind you of http://ubuntu.gplan.info/fuse/ today or tomorrow? :-)12:45
dholbachfabbione: there's actually no haste, just wanted to inform you, like you requested :-)12:45
fabbionedholbach: tomorrow is saturday :-) do you want me to free the dark side of the force from my wife?12:45
dholbachfabbione: no... i'll ask on monday again ;-)12:46
fabbionei am looking at it now12:46
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dholbachfabbione: don't want to unleash any domestic problems ;-)12:46
fabbioneah but that's a brand new upstream version...12:47
dholbachfabbione: it's needed for a newer python-fuse needed by gmailfs12:47
fabbioneamen12:47
seb128pitti: here ?12:47
dholbachdunno how gmailfs made it into the archive in the first place12:47
crimsungmailfs is uninstallable right now because of it12:47
dholbachyes12:48
pittiseb128: yep12:48
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dholbachfabbione: i don't need it either12:48
seb128pitti: do you know what version of the gnome-control-center mo file is in the language-pack-da ?12:48
crimsunI don't have an acct myself, but I am supposed to transition it to python 2.4 ;-)12:49
dholbachfabbione: but that's the unfortunate duty of a MOTU12:49
seb128pitti: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=7836, he's right, that's fine with my build and the langpack screw it12:49
tsengdholbach: is gmailfs still have suid?12:49
fabbioneyes.. i am checking...12:49
pittiseb128: it should be 1:2.10.0-0ubunu112:50
pittiseb128: s/unu/untu/12:50
tsengdholbach: when it first came out a friend of mine reviewed it and was able to mount/remount anything as a normal user. id be interested to hear if thats still the case12:50
dholbachtseng: i can't tell, crimsun is to blame, whatever gmailfs does wrong12:50
dholbach;-)12:50
crimsunoh my12:50
crimsun;-P12:50
seb128pitti: 12:51
seb128-rw-r--r--  1 root root 58475 2005-03-08 02:45 /usr/share/locale/da/LC_MESSAGES/control-center-2.0.mo12:51
seb128that's the 2.10.0 one12:51
seb128-rw-r--r--  1 root root 60131 2005-03-10 15:13 /usr/share/locale-langpack/da/LC_MESSAGES/control-center-2.0.mo12:52
seb128that's the langpack one12:52
dholbachtseng, crimsun, fabbione: i consider gmailfs to be a hack of the category look-it-works--geeky-eh?12:52
fabbionedholbach: checking now... i need sometime to be confident in it12:52
pittiseb128: 12:52
dholbachfabbione: take your time... it's not that urgent12:52
pittipitti@rookery:/srv/language-packs.ubuntu.com/sources-base/language-pack-da-base/data/da/LC_MESSAGES $ md5sum control-center-2.0.po12:52
pittie057b4b3abc9b3221d0bfe4ba7b81df0  control-center-2.0.po12:52
crimsunfabbione: many thanks.12:52
pittiseb128: indeed:12:53
pitti$ grep -A 3 "Separate _group" control-center-2.0.po12:53
pittimsgid "Separate _group for each window"12:53
pittimsgstr ""12:53
seb128$ grep -A 3 "Separate _group" da.po12:53
seb128msgid "Separate _group for each window"12:54
seb128msgstr "Separat _gruppe for hvert vindue"12:54
seb128WTF ?12:54
pittiseb128: this is from which version?12:54
seb128control-center-2.10.0/po12:54
seb128I've just apt-get source the current archive one12:54
seb1281:2.10.0-0ubuntu112:55
pittiseb128: langpack contains rookery:/home/lamont/public_html/translations/20050308/control-center_1:2.10.0-0ubuntu1_translations.tar.gz12:55
seb128apt-get source on this version give a po/da.po with the translation12:55
seb128and it works here with my non-stripped package before installing the langpack12:55
pittiseb128: hmm, the tarball contains the translation. odd...12:56
seb128should I reassing the bug to you ?12:56
pittiseb128: yeah, please do12:56
seb128thanks12:56
pittiseb128: the tarball is correct12:56
seb128I know :p12:57
seb128apt-get source gives a po/da.po with the translation as said before12:58
seb128so the source in the archive is correct12:58
pittiseb128: argh, I know what's wrong12:58
seb128are you sure you have this version in the language-pack ?12:58
pittiseb128: the build accidentially used the version from 2.9.something12:59
seb128ah ? what is it ?12:59
seb128how ?12:59
pittiseb128: my build scripts don't take epochs into account12:59
seb128oh12:59
pittiseb128: so it regarded 2.9 as newer than 2.1012:59
seb128but the epoch is not new12:59
pittiseb128: yeah, but somehow it was renamed s/1:2/1.2/12:59
pittiseb128: was just an accident12:59
seb128k01:00
pittiseb128: I removed the broken tarball01:00
seb128thanks01:00
seb128jdub: dude, the bug is to close, the artwork part is #771501:01
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seb128jdub: or dup it :)01:01
jdubseb128: oh01:02
mvojdub: any news from the update-notification icon?01:03
seb128an from the desktop files for g-a-i ? :)01:04
jdubmvo: i hopefully have it in a tarball that arrived today - i will check :)01:04
jdubseb128: had meeting today :|01:04
seb128I can work on that if you want01:05
fabbionedholbach: fuse looks good.01:05
dholbachfabbione: rocking01:05
mvojdub: great, thanks01:06
dholbachfabbione: thanks alot01:06
fabbioneno problem01:06
mjg59Hrm. Why is ppp being odd?01:06
crimsunfabbione: thanks!01:06
mjg59It's not reading back any of the things it's expecting, but if I cat the modem node I can see the modem sending them back01:07
mjg59And minicom seems very broken01:08
fabbionei got the problem with minicom but i didn't bother to check it01:09
fabbionesince it's not the first time that does that01:09
medwards_Should xvncviewer, xutils, and rsync suggest openssh-client, openssh-server, and openssh-client respectively instead of ssh?01:10
mjg59If I do echo ATDT0845blah >/dev/modem, it dials and connects01:10
mjg59If I try to use ppp, it doesn't read any of the stuff it expects01:11
mjg59Hm. Nor does wvdial.01:11
mjg59Something wrong here.01:11
fabbionecould it be related to the ppp security fix?01:11
mjg59Dunno. Trying some debug now.01:12
fabbionethat would really make my day01:12
fabbionebtw.. it seems that the acpi change doesn't break the ABI01:12
mjg59Cool01:12
crimsunmedwards_: xutils-> -server seems a bit odd, but I suppose to maintain the Suggests, both openssh-server and openssh-client would be present01:12
fabbioneno, it doesn't01:13
Kamionmedwards_: rsync for one might well want both01:13
Kamionseeing as rsync runs at both client and server end01:13
thomKamion: did mdz tell you about the "fun" he was having trying to push kubuntu as a release?01:14
Kamionmedwards_: I'd prefer people to use the ssh-client and ssh-server virtual packages, unless they *really* need openssh in particular01:14
Kamionthom: nope01:14
mjg59fabbione: Can you add a patch to add ICH6 PCI ids to the intel8x0m driver?01:14
kikothom, what fun?01:14
Kamionthom: I can imagine though - I generally end up hacking publish-release for nearly every release I do01:14
Kamionthom: he said something worrying about md5sum mismatches?01:15
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fabbionemjg59: i think so...01:15
medwards_point being, they all suggest the transitional package ssh.01:15
thomKamion: see query01:15
fabbionemjg59: usual story.. send me the patch :-)01:16
fabbiones/patch/Dpatch/01:16
medwards_which depends on the openssh server+client.01:16
thomand yeah, the amd64 preview iso in simple/.pool had changed a few hours before01:16
mjg59Sent01:17
mjg59How odd. Restarting slmodemd has fixed it.01:17
mjg59So, uh, rock. Working modem.01:17
fabbionemjg59: patch is ok..01:18
pittidaniels: ping?01:20
medwards_not exactly RC, I suppose.01:21
medwards_And should I be compiling with g++ 3.3 or 3.4 when using cppunit and libboost?01:22
medwards_hmm, nevermind ... those aren't in ubuntu.01:23
medwards_But generally, are C++ libs in ubuntu compiled with one or the other or a mix?01:23
pittiKamion: time for an USN review?01:24
pittiKamion: s/^/do you have/01:25
Kamionmedwards_: ssh> yeah, I know01:25
Kamionpitti: sure01:25
seb128lamont: here ?01:26
medwards_BTW, it's really nice to start dselect on a livecd and not have to undo 50 defaults before I can do anything useful.01:26
dokomedwards_: g++ 3.3, 3.4 has an incompatible ABI.01:26
seb128lamont: if you are around just wondering about the gst-plugins0.8 build01:27
medwards_doko: right.  I'm hoping that linking against shared libraries written in C doesn't create problems, and that hoary is systematically compiled with one or the other.01:27
Kamionyes, we haven't switched C++ ABI in hoary or anything01:28
medwards_g++ 3.4 is in for bootstrapping breezy?01:28
KamionDebian has g++ 3.4 too01:29
Kamionas did warty01:29
Kamion   g++-3.4 |    3.4.3-6 |       testing | i386, powerpc01:29
Kamion   g++-3.4 |   3.4.3-12 |      unstable | i386, powerpc01:29
Kamion   g++-3.4 | 3.4.2-2ubuntu1 |         warty | amd64, i386, powerpc01:29
Kamion   g++-3.4 | 3.4.3-9ubuntu3 |         hoary | amd64, i386, powerpc01:29
trukuloxfree86 4.5 released, just to inform (is not really important as we use xorg)01:29
medwards_check.  b-d on g++ still gets 3.3 though, right?01:29
Kamionyes01:29
Kamiong++ defines the default01:30
Kamionwhen we switch to 3.4/4.0/whatever we'll have to go around changing C++ library package names01:30
KamionDebian's done this before so the path is well-trodden, if long01:30
medwards_So is there another c102-like agony in our near future?01:30
Kamionat some point we'll have to have c103 I believe01:31
medwards_any reason modutils isn't on the livecd?01:31
medwards_2.4 kernels only, I suppose.01:31
jdubseb128: does red hat use krb5 or heimdal?01:32
crimsunit's not needed for 2.601:32
dokomedwards_: no, a c1003 agony ;)01:32
seb128jdub: I've no idea, why ?01:32
medwards_crimsun: just beat you to it.  :)01:32
Kamionsmurfix: kbd-chooser 1.09ubuntu9 has BitKeeper metadata in it again01:32
jdubseb128: worth knowing considering our choice ;)01:33
Kamionsmurfix: reviewing debdiff between source packages before uploading is a good way to avoid that, I find01:33
seb128jdub: <jpr> suse uses heimdal01:35
seb128<jpr> evo should work with either01:35
seb128<seb128> do you know for redhat ?01:35
seb128<jpr> mit01:35
seb128jdub: that's it01:36
jdub"hmm" :)01:36
seb128what ?01:36
seb128we have the issue than kde/firefox/... use krb5, and openoffice.org2 use kde and evo and BOOM01:36
seb128and according to jbailey krb5 is nice :)01:37
medwards_doko: just for kicks, I'll try to massage cppunit to generate a c103 binary.01:37
thomanyone see any reason not to remove powernowd from ia64 seeds? 01:37
medwards_I see the hoary livecd contains perl but not python-2.3.  :-/01:38
jbaileyseb128: =)01:38
Kamionmedwards_: it'll have python2.401:38
seb128hey jbailey :)01:38
crimsunmedwards_: python2.4 please01:38
medwards_optimists, are we?01:39
dokooptimists look for python 2.4.1 :)01:39
crimsun2.4.1a0. c'mon doko, you're slackin'! ;-P01:40
medwards_I really ought to get around to cleaning up my multithreaded hotspot profiler hack and pitching it upstream.01:40
dokocrimsun: 2.4.1 release candidate 201:40
medwards_s/hotspot/hotshot/01:41
fabbionethom: i am not completely sure that 7788 is kernel...01:41
medwards_I was hoping to finish the thread-aware time sampling first (gettimeofday bites)01:42
pittiKeybuk, Kamion: dpkg doesn't use debhelper, so it wasn't stripped. any objection against an upload which adds pkgstriptranslations to debian/rules?01:42
pittiKamion: same for coreutils (4.3 MB worth of translations), and sooner or later we have to fork the package anyway for pkgstriptranslations01:43
thomfabbione: ah, no, it's not01:43
fabbionethom: ok :-)01:44
Kamionpitti: note that stripping dpkg means losing translations of stuff displayed to the user while doing the second stage install, since we don't have the ability to put a progress bar over the top of that yet01:44
Kamioncoreutils is probably ok01:45
pittiKamion: hmm, right01:45
pittiKamion: so we defer dpkg, but I can do coreutils?01:45
KamionI'd love to fix that but I just haven't quite managed to convince debconf's newt frontend into displaying progress bars yet01:45
Kamionpitti: yeah, think so01:46
pittiok01:46
pittiKamion: oh, coreutils does use debhelper, so it's a no-change upload (-0ubuntu0)01:48
Kamionok01:50
pittiKamion: btw, I compiled a list of unstripped packages sorted by translation size here: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/unstripped-hoary-main.txt01:51
pittiKamion: mdz agreed to do uploads for the biggest couple of packages which are shipped on CD01:51
Kamionhe agreed to do them, or he agreed to them being done? :)01:53
pittiKamion: the latter :-)01:54
pitti"I think we could get a majority of the benefit by rebuilding these packages:"01:54
fabbioneyay for doko and ooo01:54
fabbionedoko: sparc hates you01:54
Kamionpitti: I'd appreciate iso-codes staying unstripped please01:54
pittiKamion: of course01:55
Keybukpitti: for now, I'd keep the dpkg ones -- it's kinda a very core component; but then I guess we've stripped the apt ones?01:55
pittiKamion: this one should even be blacklisted01:55
Kamionpitti: definitely01:55
pittiKeybuk: yeah, we already agreed to defer this until we have nice progress bars on installation :-)01:55
Kamionhalf the point of iso-codes is to provide those translations, and it appears in build-dependencies of packages that use the translations in their build processes01:55
medwards_gnome-terminal line wrapping is b0rked.01:56
medwards_(on array-7)01:56
medwards_Most likely to be gnome-terminal, readline, or bash, I wonder?  Or maybe termtype?01:57
dokofabbione: did ooo build on sparc/hoary before?02:00
fabbionedoko: yes. always02:00
fabbioneand it keeps building02:00
medwards_OK, only happens when the previous cmd's stdout doesn't end in newline, resulting in misplaced prompt.  bash, probably.02:00
dokohmm, powerpc failed :(02:00
fabbioneask lamont to kick it back02:00
fabbioneppc sometimes dies for no reasons02:00
dokook02:01
Kamionuh, maybe check why it died first?02:01
fabbione[   ]  openoffice.org-bin_1.1.3-2.3ubuntu9_sparc.deb 02:01
fabbioneKamion: that too02:01
dokoMaking: ../unxlngppc.pro/slb/set.lib02:01
dokonm: 'Illegal': No such file02:01
dokonm: 'instruction': No such file02:01
fabbionebut i was already doing it02:01
Kamionright, sounds like the usual powerpc thing then02:02
fabbioneyup02:02
mjg59Hrm. Is someone able to add a patch to i810switch?02:15
mjg59(It's in universe)02:15
crimsunsure, what does it need to do?02:16
dholbachmjg59: i can apply the patch and upload it for you, but i 1) most likely won't understand, what it is about, 2) can't even test it with my amd6402:16
mjg59http://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/tmp/i810switch.diff02:17
mjg59It just adds an extra PCI ID02:17
medwards_hmm.  mount did not auto-detect that /dev/hda4 contained an ext3 fs.02:18
dholbachcrimsun: shall i? do you want to?02:18
medwards_mounted it as ext2.  wonder what I have to do to fix that.02:19
crimsundholbach: I'm kinda busy atm, so if you don't mind, you can take it02:19
dholbachcrimsun: right02:19
crimsunthanks02:19
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zulmornin02:19
dholbachhi zul02:20
zulhey dholbach 02:20
pittiKamion: re m-thunderbird-locale-nb, I removed it from l-support-nb long ago, but this needs to be demoted to universe (or removed)02:22
pittiKamion: it's not seeded and nothing depends on it 02:22
Kamionpitti: ok02:30
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medwards_oy.  apt-get build-dep wants to pull in build-essential, including g++ 3.3.  And cppunit wants libqt3-mt-dev and hence libqt3c102-mt.  Don't think I'll be charging on to c103 right now.02:37
Kamioner, yeah, naturally current build-deps are c102ish02:41
Kamionand you can't start a C++ transition with packages high up in the dependency graph; you need to start from the bottom02:42
medwards_Kamion: yes, I've modified build-essential before to get the g++ I wanted in a pbuilder run.02:42
medwards_Kamion: I didn't expect cppunit to build-depend on Qt.02:42
Kamionhttp://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2003/01/msg00002.html02:43
medwards_(I don't generally run the GUI front end, which winds up in a separate binary package)02:43
Kamionanyway it's not like going through the transition buys you much02:44
Kamionfrom your POV anyway02:44
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medwards_right, I was actually thinking of sneaking a g++ 3.4 build of this ugly bugger through the day job's QA system as a compiler test.  :-)02:45
medwards_("this ugly bugger" being a very thread-intensive network management client/server app)02:46
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medwards_Kamion: I will still do a c103 build, but I'm going to have to cut the Qt out of the cppunit build first, so it'll wait until the next cycle.02:50
ograamu, Riddell, haggai, just had a look at kubuntu, its marvelous, really rocking (no, i wont switch ;) )02:51
haggaiogra: aw, switch switch switch :)02:52
jdubogra: where is your national pride? :)02:52
amuogra: hehehe02:52
ogra*g*02:52
amuwe'll see :)02:52
medwards_(cppunit is otherwise on the bottom of the graph, and boost is a template library)02:52
medwards_OTOH, I might jump straight to g++-4.0, if it's even remotely stable.02:53
ograone thing btw, how am i supposed to unlock the screen after i lockaed it ?02:54
ogra-a02:54
thomoh, man. FUCK YOU VERY MUCH, FIREFOX02:54
Treenaksthom: what happen?02:55
amuogra: the kubuntu one ? 02:55
ograyep02:55
thomi can reproduce #7552 with my french test user, but not with my english main user02:55
ograamu, is there a password ? 02:55
amuogra: it could be a bug, nice testcase 02:55
thomi do hope this is not a locales bug02:55
thomif it is i shall cry02:55
amuogra: there's no pass, try ubuntu/ubuntu02:56
ograamu, tried, didnt work02:56
ograamu, but it might occur in the gnome version as well, just rsyncing my ubuntu live image02:56
amuhow you locked your screen? from menu?02:56
ograyep02:56
ogralock session02:56
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pittiogra: now that you say it, I remember seeing this bug, too02:57
amuogra: could you add a bug02:57
ograpitti, ku- or ubuntu ?02:57
pittiogra: !k02:57
ograok02:57
pittiogra: normal gnome ubuntu02:57
ograso it occurs in both 02:58
pittiogra: yeah, why not?02:58
pittiogra: the ubuntu user does not have a password02:58
ogradunno02:58
pittiogra: but screensaver does not accept an empty password02:58
ograbut then screenlocking should be disabled completely....02:58
ograsince it doesnt make much sense to lock yourself out completely ;) 02:59
ograhey, dholbach gets famous :) http://lwn.net/Articles/125666/02:59
amuogra: right but how you'll do it, till it's the same packagebase? 02:59
ograamu, disable screenlocking in the package for the live seed would be a guess.....03:00
ogras/seed/seeds03:00
jdubdholbach: that's an awesome report, too :-)03:01
jdubdholbach: that should totally go to ubuntu-news :)03:01
ografunny that lwn needed 17 days to put it up :)03:01
amuogra: apt-cache rdepends xscreensaver03:01
dholbachjdub: i plan doing it every month, to let everyone FEEL the motu love :-)03:02
ograyeah03:02
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ograamu, i see...03:03
amuogra: a userfriendly solution could be checking if we are on a liveCD, before locking the screen, than ask for a userpass03:03
ograyeah03:03
ogragreat idea03:03
amuhmm dialog isnt install by default  03:06
zuleww...dialog03:06
amuzul: ok, kdialog :) 03:08
ograamu, #784303:08
zuloh thats better03:08
amuogra: could be, modify the desktop file and run a script which checks if we are on a livesys, if yes, (k)dialog ask user to set a password, if we are on a real sys nothing happens. Is there something wrong with it?   03:10
ograamu, sounds ok....03:11
amuignoring this by default, educate people to set a password, is another solution03:11
ograamu, you mean setting one before session ? (i.e. on bootup)03:12
amuogra: yep, this would be a saver, faster, cleaner, better way 03:14
Kamionthe password is disabled nowadays, AFAIK03:14
Kamionso it's easier than that: just check whether the password is disabled, rather than having to check if you're on a live CD03:14
amuKamion: see orga's bug, it looks not. Oh yes, that would be easier.     03:15
dokod3vic3: ping?03:15
ograKamion, but setting one right before locking would be a pretty cool faeture, else you cant lock at all if you are on the live CD03:16
Kamionogra: sure, I don't see where I disagreed with that?03:16
Kamionogra: I was *agreeing* with you03:16
ogra:)03:16
pittiKeybuk: here?03:17
Keybukyup03:17
Kamiondo i386/amd64 installations with JFS / fail for anyone here?03:17
Kamion(#7666, can't reproduce)03:17
thomKamion: yeah, it did for me with preview; i can try again now03:17
thomwell, nowish03:18
thomseb128: about? 03:18
seb128yep ?03:18
Kamionthom: thanks03:18
Kamioncould be a race or something03:18
thomseb128: help?! #7552 seems to be blowing up in gtkfilechooserdefault.c; but i dunno why03:18
seb128is that the firefox download stuff ?03:19
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seb128oh, no, a different one :)03:19
Kamionhmm, interesting idea, time zero-question kickstart installations with each of the major filesystems03:21
seb128thom: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=170755 has the same bt03:22
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thomyeah, that looks identical03:23
seb128iz gtk boog03:23
d3vic3doko, pong 03:23
seb128:(03:23
thomhm, fun03:23
thomseb128: care to add yourself to the cc list?03:24
pittijdub: it seems that I'm the moderator of ubuntu-hardened03:24
pittijdub: however, I never received a moderator password03:24
pittijdub: can you please gpg-mail it to me?03:24
seb128thom: yep, I'll probably reassign to gtk03:24
thomok03:24
thomi'll see if i can blame the download problem on gtk too :-)03:24
pittithom: which download problem?03:25
thompitti: 771103:25
smurfixKamion: Bleh. Forgot. Again. :-( You may give me the evil eye in Sydney.03:25
jordimorning03:25
jordiwell03:25
jordifor me03:25
thomjordi: even spain is usually not this slack!03:26
Kamionsmurfix: heh. :) was trying to track down that debian-installer/keymap thing by debdiff ...03:26
jordithom: shuddup, this hangover is not fun at all :)03:27
thomjordi: over enthusiastic St Patrick's Day partying? :P03:27
medwards_never seen this before:  "Package expat is not available, but is referred to by another package. ..."03:28
jordithom: I never drink rum, whisky or shit like that, but yesterday I had a bit03:28
jordi+ the usual beers and wine03:28
jordithom: nope, it was during the Alternative Falles celebration. We burnt our falla two days early. :)03:29
medwards_expat seems to be in universe, but some package in main must refer to it in some way.  Probably libexpat1, which seems to be in main and built from the expat source.03:31
dholbachok... i'm off - see you later03:31
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medwards_I'm a little surprised to find debian packages in ubuntu main that don't seem to have been recompiled (libexpat1, for one).03:33
thomthey'll all have been recompiled; if they have debian version numbers it means we've not modified them03:35
jdubmedwards_: everything is rebuilt03:35
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medwards_jdub: without any indication in the changelog?03:37
jdubmedwards_: that's right03:38
jdubmedwards_: everything in every repository is rebuilt03:38
medwards_jdub: that's certainly a good thing.  :)03:38
medwards_jdub: but it makes it a little trickier for the debian maintainer if bug reports come in against a package that ubuntu rebuilt.  How does that interact with binary NMUs?03:40
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Nafallois it just me or is cdimage.u.c slow as hell today?03:41
medwards_hmm, looks like reportbug would send a report to ubuntu-users instead of the debian maintainer.03:42
Nafallomedwards_: good then :-)03:43
medwards_but I assume that's a feature of ubuntu's reportbug.  If debian users start adding ubuntu to their sources.list, some odd things may happen.03:44
Nafallomedwards_: therefore that action isn't supported AFAIK :-).03:45
medwards_I try to add a changelog entry even when just rebuilding locally, to avoid bug reports going to the wrong place.  I'm envisioning a situation where I have, say, ubuntu's libexpat1 but debian's expat, same version number, dep skew.  How will I even know?03:48
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kikoso03:49
kikodoko?03:49
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dokodoko: kiko!03:50
medwards_Maybe reportbug should add the md5sum of the md5sums file for each package in the depends.  :-/03:50
kikodoko@03:51
kikoack03:51
kikodoko!03:51
dokokiko?03:51
kikodoko, we're getting reports on #lp-dev of SRE.py conflicting in the latest hoary apt-get update03:51
kikodoko, I can get you a traceback if that's helpful -- has any important python module or package changed from yesterday to today?03:52
dokonot that I am aware of. which package is SRE.py in?03:53
kikoit's part of standard python03:53
dokoahh, sre.py ...03:53
kikoand SRE is a module with symbols, IIRC03:53
kikoI'll get you the traceback, or rather, carlos will in a minute03:54
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dokook, I'll have a look then03:54
kikodoko, http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/BlrELh33.html03:55
dokohmm, interesting. maybe throwing away the compiled modules helps? 03:56
kikocarlos, ping?03:57
carloskiko: pong03:57
carlosdoing it03:57
carlosohh, to remove compiled modules?03:57
carlosdoko: should I remove all .pyc?03:57
kikocarlos, doko: can you guys coordinate the fix? I need to take a call03:57
jordikiko!03:58
kikohombre!03:58
jordihombre!03:58
jordiqu pasa!03:58
kikoqu, mucho trabajo carajo03:58
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=== Nafallo would guess that cdimage.u.c doesn't feel very good atm ;-)
dokomaybe first try to see, which pyc files are wrong: magic = string.join(["\\x%.2x" % ord(c) for c in imp.get_magic()] ,"")03:58
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dokothese should be the first bytes in the .pyc file.03:59
jordikiko: dude I haven't been training at all.03:59
jordikiko: I've run 3 times since we last met.03:59
carlosdoko: sorry, I did the removal already ...03:59
carlosdoko: I'm too fast :-(03:59
kikojordi, I've run dozens of times, jesus, you need to get there03:59
kikodoko, carlos: could it not be a pythonpath issue? I suggested running a -v03:59
lamontmorning04:00
pittiHi lamont04:00
jordikiko: I think my motivation is coming back more or less.04:00
Nafallolamont: hi there :-)04:00
jordiI hope I'll be back soon.04:00
carlosjordi: is Belen your motivation's name?04:00
dokokiko: yes, I assume .pyc files mixed from 2.3 and 2.4 were found.04:00
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jordicarlos: no04:00
carlosdoko: same problem after .pyc removal04:01
kikojordi, plan to run a marathon in this semester, and train for it04:01
jordicarlos: team mates doing competitions and I only seeing the results in webpages mostly.04:01
kikoagh04:01
jordikiko: nah, marathons are way too much. half, maybe.04:01
jordinot a full one04:01
jordikiko: I want to prepare the olympic triathlons decently.04:02
carlosbored people...04:03
carlos:-)04:03
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Kamionmedwards_: in practice that's not been a problem; we're building off the same base so we haven't experienced dep skew in anything that matters04:09
Kamionmedwards_: we warn VERY VERY CLEARLY not to mix the Debian and Ubuntu repositories; it confuses apt04:10
smurfixHoboy. Trying to burn the PowerPC hoary live-cd from OS X crashes Apple's Disk Utility program.04:10
medwards_Kamion: OK, was just puzzled by libexpat1 in main and expat in universe.04:10
Kamionmedwards_: I imagine libexpat1 was needed by something in main and expat wasn't, then04:11
Kamionsmurfix: well-known bug in Apple's hdiutil04:12
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Kamionsmurfix: I've had both a success report and a failure report with one recent version of Mac OS X, so it doesn't appear to be entirely consistent04:12
Kamionbut clearly a segfault on any input data must be a bug in the software, not the data :)04:12
smurfixKamion: Maybe it'd help not to have a slash in the volume name ..?04:13
Kamionsmurfix: does it help if you change that?04:13
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pittimeh, wrong key04:14
Kamionsmurfix: um - what slash?04:14
KamionVolume id: Ubuntu 5.04 ppc Bin-104:14
smurfixKamion: I don't know yet, the ibook managed not to boot from the latest livecd I burned (may be CD drive problems)04:15
smurfixKamion: Mounting the current image says "Ubuntu/PowerPC_hoary" as the volume name04:15
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Kamionah, the hfs-volid04:16
medwards_Kamion: expat pkg consists of one program, xmlwf, 19K in size.  All of the bugs reported against it in debbugs are actually libexpat1 bugs, except one that is probably python.  :)04:16
Kamionmedwards_: nevertheless we only put stuff in main if we need it to be in main04:17
medwards_Kamion: sure, I just found the results of inspecting the BTS amusing.04:17
Kamionsmurfix: would be surprising though; I'd've thought that : would be more of a problem than / on Macs04:18
Kamionsmurfix: there's only one occurrence of "Ubuntu/PowerPC_hoary" in the binary, though, so you could hex-edit it to something else and try :)04:20
Kamionsmurfix: hm, actually, no, there are quite a few towards the end. Want me to do you a CD with a different volume id?04:21
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zulmjg59: ping 04:30
medwards_Last upload that fixed an expat bug was on 2003-03-17.  Might be worth at least touching up the BTS, and maybe actually updating to the might-be-expat-2.0 snapshot from January and looking over upstream's BTS.  Too late for hoary but perhaps not for sarge.04:30
lamontjdub: did you care that flumotion is ftbfs?04:39
lamontconfigure: error: No suitable version of python found04:39
lamontbut it valiantly tried 2.2 all the way down to 1.5 :-)04:39
lamontand hoary-test gets it's _FIRST_WINNER_!!!!  and the winner iiiiiiissss.......04:40
lamontgraphviz04:40
seb128lamont, fix gst-plugins0.804:41
seb128I want to give it some testing before hoary04:41
lamontseb128: _I_ can't...04:41
seb128need elmo ?04:41
lamontelmo: seb needs the build-deps for gst-plugins0.8 promoted to main....04:41
lamontseb128: yeah, is archive issue04:42
seb128usually that works fine, somebody automatically handles such issues :)04:42
seb128but right04:43
lamontseb128: probably best thing to do is send elmo email, cc jdub/mdz requesting the promotion.  then jdub/mdz can ack it, and elmo has his history trail;04:44
seb128right04:46
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smurfixKamion: Please do04:47
smurfixKamion: Place it somewhere rsync'able if possible04:47
mdzmorning04:49
zulmorning mdz04:49
mvohey mdz 04:50
seb128hey mdz 04:50
kikomorning mdz 04:51
seb128hey kiko04:51
kikohey seb128, how are you04:52
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seb128kiko: fine, and you ?04:53
Kamionsmurfix: I'm just doing a new daily install CD build, that's simplest04:53
sivangkiko dude ! :)04:53
kikoseb128, overworked but happy04:53
kikohey sivan!04:53
lamontmorning mdz04:54
mvoKamion: will that fix the keyboard issue?04:54
Kamionmvo: not yet04:54
Kamionmvo: this is to see if changing the volume label stops Disk Utility crashing04:55
mvoKamion: ok04:55
mvoKamion: just wanted to know if it's worth rsyncing it for testing :)04:55
smurfixDear Apple, please let my poor old ibook boot from usb, KTHXBYE04:55
pittismurfix: that's probably a matter of yaboot extension, isn't it?04:56
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lamontmdz: what severity do you want the hoary-test ftbfs's to go at?04:59
lamontmajor or crit?04:59
smurfixpitti: That's a matter of extending Apple's OpenFirmware04:59
mdzlamont: critical at this stage04:59
pittiMorning mdz04:59
thommorning mdz05:00
mdzseb128: my panel has been crashing every night while I am asleep05:13
mdzseb128: the bt looks the same as the one I submitted to bugzilla05:14
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mdzthere is an Error dialog which comes up at the same time, but no text is displayed in it as the process is stopped05:15
mdzseb128: is there any information I can collect besides the bt?05:15
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Kamionsmurfix: the instructions in the d-i manual don't help?05:19
seb128good question ... I don't really have an idea on the crash and the backtrace is weird. I'll ping one of the gnome-panel upstream to know if he has some ideas and let you know05:19
haggaiguys how to undelete a wiki page?  Someone just deleted Kubuntu05:19
Kamionstill seems to be there?05:20
Kamionoh, maybe not05:20
haggaidid someone just fix it?05:22
apokryphosPerhaps deletions doesn't come up under the Recent Changes05:23
Kamionhistory shows an all-caps rant about how Kubuntu shouldn't be a separate distribution05:24
haggaiKamion: yup, followed by a delete05:25
Kamionok, bored of bugs about groff hyphens in UTF-8, I give up and will change that to render as ASCII 0x2D05:25
lamontKamion: that's using the old sledge hammer!05:26
seb128somebody is using a ppp (RTC) internet access here ?05:26
lamontseb128: I _could_ be, if you need me to05:27
lamontRTC?05:27
seb128mvo: you have a standard ppp or isdn ?05:27
seb128lamont: hum, is that french ? a modem access like using the modem applet (or kppp), that's because of #7677 in fact05:28
lamontah, ok.05:28
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lamontwant I should grab the laptop?05:28
seb128I know that mvo has worked on some modem stuff05:28
seb128let's wait if he has an idea first05:29
lamontok05:29
seb128I'll ping you if he doesn't, thanks05:29
lamontnp05:30
mvoseb128: modem stuff? 05:48
seb128mvo: #767705:48
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mvoseb128: looking, thanks05:49
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seb128mvo: I don't know, you have looked on some applets/ppp bugs, haven't you ?05:50
seb128or that's only for isdn ?05:50
mvoseb128: yes, I did quite a bit of debugging in this area, modem/ppp too05:50
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mvoseb128: but it's horrible as all the backend stuff is written in perl05:50
seb128:(05:50
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seb128bah don't, that's useful :)05:51
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thombah, firefox 1.1 renderer is *so* much better than 1.005:53
thomi wish they were on a release schedule useful to us05:53
mvoseb128: I'll have a look05:53
seb128mvo: thanks05:54
seb128thom: what is the schedule for 1.1 ?05:54
thomPR comes out about the same time hoary does05:55
seb128they have 6 months between versions too ?05:56
smurfixNumber of screws to unscrew to replace an iBook hard disk: 3505:57
HiddenWolfseb128: the way mozilla has been going, they have a roadmap they don't keep to. Too few developers.05:57
smurfixTune in next installment for anaccount of how many are left lying around afterwards05:57
wasabi_you needa  p-p-p-powerbook05:58
smurfixwasabi: it's an old one, and for some reason was slightly cheaper than a big chunk of titanium05:58
smurfixThe cutesy first-gen ibooks are *much* worse than that.05:59
wasabi_I have an iBook2. One of the white ones.06:00
wasabi_http://www.p-p-p-powerbook.com/06:00
lamontsmurfix: sounds like you need an extension cable for the hdd - then you could just keep it external. :-)06:01
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mjg59Are there instructions on building a lightly customised CD image?06:14
pittidoko: regarding the OO.o bibliography bug on ppc, what shall I check?06:20
dokopitti: if it crashes or not, as mentioned in the report06:21
pittidoko: oh, it still crashes, as it does for ages now06:21
dokowhich version?06:21
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sivangdoko: have you uploaded the fixed oowrite version as per #7803 ?06:22
pittidoko: just posted a bug followup06:22
pittidoko: 1.1.3-2.3ubuntu906:22
amumjg59: a livesys i guess? 06:23
dokopitti: that's the old one06:23
pittidoko: I don't have a newer one06:23
mjg59amu: No, install06:23
pittidoko: a new version from today?06:23
dokopitti: yes, it needs building on powerpc ...06:24
pittioh :-)06:24
pittidoko: no newer version on http://patches.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/o/openoffice.org/ either06:24
dokopitti: I know06:25
pittidoko: okay, I check when it is available06:25
lamontopenoffice.org:         07:53:47 (6 entries, sigma 02:04:27)06:27
lamontand we're 2.5 hours into the build06:27
amumjg59: saw some of them in d-i, probably the best if you ask Kamion06:27
lamont"today" may be a bit overagressive, given your tz06:27
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pittilamont: btw, is this sigma information available for other people than you? 06:28
pittilamont: it would be interesting for security builds06:28
Kamionmjg59: not yet AFAIK, it's on my to-do list to write some06:29
lamontpitti: it's not even shared between the buildd machines for a given architecture06:29
pittilamont: okay06:29
mjg59Kamion: Ah, ok - I probably need to hack one up next week06:32
dokosving: it's built, but maybe not yet in the archive06:32
mjg59(A cd, that is, not the docs)06:32
dokosivang: it's built, but maybe not yet in the archive06:32
sivangdoko: ok06:32
pittisivang: how far is your patch?06:32
pittisivang: I have a fixed g-c-m pending, but I would like to avoid uploading twice06:33
pittisivang: (I fixed another bug)06:33
sivangpitti: I see, which bug? I'm actually preparing source packages and a debdiff for you to view06:33
sivangpitti: (done with coding)06:33
pittisivang: #784206:34
sivangpitti: (and translations)06:34
Kamionmjg59: I'll try; I just keep getting snowed under every time it nears the top of the pile :(06:34
pittisivang: it'd be nice to finish that today06:34
sivangpitti: I'm done actually, just preparing stuff for your to review...06:34
pittisivang: I just need the debdiff06:34
sivangpitti: k06:35
sivangpitti: in about 5 minutes06:36
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Mitariohi everyone06:37
pittiHi Mitario 06:37
sivanghey Mitario 06:37
pittisivang: I have to leave in half an hour; shall we do this at Monday?06:43
sivangpitti: nrealy done, 1 minute :)06:43
pittiok :-)06:43
lamontKamion: what is a '10' from debconf again?06:43
sivangpitti: debdiff online, same location06:45
lamontmvo: you around?06:45
lamontSetting up fontconfig (2.2.3-4ubuntu5) ...06:46
lamontdpkg: error processing fontconfig (--configure):06:46
lamont subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1006:46
sivangpitti: packages refreshed as well06:46
sivangpitti: (on my /g-c-m/ folder in muse)06:47
pittisivang: already downloaded, inspecting now06:47
pittisivang: did you chagne any code?06:47
pittichange, even06:47
pittisivang: I fixed the indentation, btw06:48
Kamionlamont:         badparams => 10,06:48
sivangpitti: ah ok, thanks , you edited the patch inline?06:48
Kamionlamont: try DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer06:48
sivangpitti: I didn't change any code06:48
lamontthat fits with things.06:48
pittisivang: yes06:48
lamontKamion: cool06:48
sivangpitti: just hardcoded messages as you wanted for the sudo message06:49
sivangpitti: (this were the only modifications I did for the code)06:49
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lamontKamion: that gave me what I need for the bug.06:50
Kamiongood stuff06:50
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Kamionlamont: don't get too radical, now06:51
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sivangpitti: let me know the verdict :-)06:55
pittisivang: oh, patch is nice, I'm adding the .de translations right now06:55
Mitariomvo, ping?06:56
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sivangpitti: phew finally..:)06:56
dokosivang: the OOo build is in the archives06:57
lamontKamion: all it needed was an || RET=false :-)06:58
sivangdoko: ok, I'm eager to test :)06:59
lamontMithrandir: you arouhd?06:59
lamontdh_testdir06:59
lamont/bin/bash: error while loading shared libraries: libdl.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory06:59
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sivangdoko: in incoming?07:00
sivangdoko: (I am using the .de mirror, hasn't hit it yet)07:00
lamontmdz: I wonder if elmo is waiting for an ack on the sgml2x sync...07:02
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seb128Kamion: is there a place with the files to translate for the installer ? Some screen have no french version and I want to translate them07:04
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seb128pitti: here ?07:07
pittiseb128: yeah07:08
seb128I would like to get libshout in main (build requirement for gst-plugins0.8)07:08
seb128according to mdz "Given a supportability review from Martin, yes."07:08
seb128so if you can put that on your todolist ... :)07:09
pittiseb128: I'm taking a look at it ASAP07:09
seb128thanks07:09
seb128atm gst-plugins0.8 ftbfs07:09
seb128there is no real hurry but still good to fix the ftbfs07:10
pittiseb128: it's ftbfs because of the missing lib in main?07:10
seb128correct07:10
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mvobbl07:14
Kamionseb128: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/installer-po/ (may be missing some messages, I need to check it)07:17
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pittiseb128: this thing does not actually contain any mp3 codec stuff?07:20
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seb128pitti: I don't think it does the codec, rather the streaming part07:24
pittiseb128: do you think #219027 will affect us?07:25
pittiseb128: (not compiled thread-safe)07:25
seb128pitti: not sure, I can check if you want07:26
pittiseb128: otherwise, packaging, debs and bugs are fine for me07:27
seb128nice, thanks07:27
pittiseb128: it's a network-related app, so it is security sensitive somewhat07:27
pittiseb128: I didn't do a source audit :-), but I did not audit KDE either :-)07:27
seb128if you are not cumfortable with it I can drop this part of the gst-plugins0.8 build07:28
pittiseb128: oh no, just go ahead07:28
seb128thanks07:28
pittiseb128: however, can you please check the thread bug?07:28
seb128I'm looking the hoary build logs07:29
seb128checking for the pthreads library -lpthreads... no07:29
seb128checking whether pthreads work without any flags... no07:29
seb128hum07:29
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seb128Kamion: thanks for the po files07:29
pittibye folks, gotta go now07:30
Mitariobrb testing preview07:39
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robertjIf you have refresh rates that work when the autoprobed rates don't, is there some place that info should go so it can be auto-detected for other people?07:45
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dholbachhello07:47
zulhey dholbach 07:47
dholbachhi zul 07:47
_d4vidhi all07:47
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medwards_speaking of autoprobed graphics, any way to get 1920x1200 on this Dell M60?  (screen=1920x1200 works on knoppix)08:06
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Treenaks1920x1200? is that 17" (I hope so)08:06
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ograrobertj, hey08:08
robertjheya08:08
ograwhatsup ?08:09
robertjIs there a database for monitor refresh rates for stuff that can't be autoprobed?08:09
robertjOr more particularly, i've got a monitor that seemed to probe fine but gave me a black screen until I googled up some better refresh rates08:09
ograheh, not yet, currently my inbox is the collection place08:09
robertjhehe08:09
robertjany plans on that front?08:10
ograyup08:10
robertjWiki page ?08:10
ograthats what hwdb is for, but the recieving part is not in place yet08:10
dholbachphp-site, hm? :-)08:10
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robertj(btw, check out http://l3ktr0n.homeip.net if you like muds and dhtml ;)08:10
ograrobertj, first of all we will need the DB and the data recieving part in place, then we can build a website or something08:11
robertjoh, I get you08:12
robertjI totally forgot that the hardware utility had a mechanism for reporting back, or at least the beginnings of one08:12
ograbut currently i focus on getting the data and converting it to something ueseful08:12
ograyup, it should hand you a token after the transfer, so you can look up your own data and point someon who wants to support you there08:13
robertjI think its particularly nasty how this monitor responded to a probe it didn't support08:16
robertjHow do ADC monitors play well with others?08:17
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dholbachhey Micksa 08:18
dholbachoops08:18
dholbachhey Mitario  :-)08:18
Mitariothanks, hi ;-)08:18
dholbachhow are you?08:18
Mitarioyeah fine :) you?08:18
dholbacha bit tired, but a black tea will do the trick, i guess :-)08:18
dholbachso fine myself, thanks08:18
Mitariohehe ok, nice :-)08:19
medwards_Treenaks: wide laptop screen.  (And sorry; that question probably belonged on #ubuntu.)08:22
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Treenaksmedwards_: yes, but 17" I hope? I'm going to buy a 1680x1050 one and I think it has VERY tiny pixels already08:23
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medwards_and yest, they are very tiny pixels.08:25
TreenaksI'll stick to the 1680 one :)08:25
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medwards_I often use teeny-weeny-eyestrain-o-vision text anyway; so it makes for smoother eyestrain.08:26
Treenaksmedwards_: LOL08:27
TreenaksI like the ultra-highres-ness of my Palm08:27
TreenaksI have a few apps that use absolutely microscopic fonts08:27
medwards_The M60 seems to get 1600x1200 in array-7 (black stripes left and right) and the default font is just about right.08:29
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medwards_However, it appears just to have locked up hard.  Bugger.08:30
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Treenakshm, not too promising08:31
medwards_and things were going so well ...08:31
mrothmedwards_: do you know what the video hardware is on it?08:31
medwards_NVidia Go700, I think08:31
TreenaksI'm looking at an OEM version of this one: http://www.uniwill.com/products/performance/259ia3/259ia.php?HL=1&P=108:31
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medwards_Probably an OOM.  Totally wedged it, though.08:33
medwards_(I was pushing my luck with apt-get and casper.)08:34
lamontmdz: question of priorities...08:34
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mdzlamont: shoot08:35
lamontthere are 34 packages (main and universe - didn't do that breakdown) that will fail to remove if defoma happens to be removed before them (the Depend: defoma)...  The fix is a no-change NMU08:35
lamonthow much do we care at this point?08:35
lamont(basically, all the font family of packages...)08:35
lamontfontconfig needed it, will upload that in a second.08:35
lamontactually, the fix is to bump the build-depends: defoma to the right version08:35
lamontdebian #30027808:36
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medwards_Love that startup sound.08:36
lamontmdz: font-arhangai fontconfig grace grace6 lmodern msttcorefonts pango1.0 scalable-cyrfonts scigraphica tipa ttf-* vflib2 vflib3 x-ttcidfont-conf xfonts-baekmuk xfonts-scalable-nonfree xfonts-thai-ttf08:38
mdzlamont: sounds like a good idea for main08:38
lamontok.  will do those after lunch08:38
mdzlamont: for universe, let MOTU decide what to do08:38
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dholbachlamont: could you give me a list of the universe packages that will need the bumped defoma build-dependency?08:40
dholbachlamont: of the entire list, i'll put it on the wiki and start working08:40
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lamontdholbach: yeah - I'll let you know once I do the split08:41
lamontactually...08:41
dholbachlamont: or give me the entire list... no problem08:41
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Mitariobrb08:46
medwards_I don't suppose mdz has looked at adding overlay on USB stick to casper.08:49
lamontdholbach: sorry for the spewage in the other window...08:50
lamontmdz: 8 packages in main, more in universe.08:50
dholbachlamont: no problem08:50
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lamont(in town, back in a couple hours)08:51
dholbachlamont: i'll start working08:51
lamont-awaydholbach: Build-Depends: defoma (>=0.8.11ubuntu2)08:51
mdzmedwards_: I'm already planning to implement it for Breezy08:51
medwards_mdz: can device-mapper do flash-friendly load balancing?08:52
dholbachlamont-away: thanks08:52
mdzmedwards_: that type of feature was one of the motivating factors for the choice of device-mapper as the basis08:52
lamont-awaymdz: can't you do it today with a correctly formatted disk and the right boot cmdline?08:52
mdzmedwards_: don't USB sticks do that internally?  CF devices do08:52
mdzlamont-away: load one, yeah.  saving it is the tricky part08:52
mdzwell, almost08:53
mdzyou'd have to do it by hand because you'd need to arrange to mount the media08:53
mdzit really needs work to make it into a usable feature08:53
medwards_mdz: don't know whether USB sticks are that smart; I suppose I can do the naive thing and see how long it lasts.08:54
schweebmedwards_: the biggest thing would be to mount with noatime08:56
medwards_schweeb: good point.08:56
mdzcasper already does that08:56
schweebI'm pretty sure that USB sticks are intelligent... if not you need to use jffs2 or something for balancing08:57
dokoelmo: please could you install on davis/hoary: libreadline4-dev tk8.4-dev libgdbm-dev blt-dev libbluetooth1-dev08:57
medwards_schweeb: yes, which is why I was thinking of trying a port to unionfs.08:58
medwards_(immature though it is; I oopsed Knoppix 3.8 with "vi /etc/hosts")08:58
medwards_not that device-mapper isn't a good solution, but for some purposes FS-level overlays fit better (e. g., ramdisk for volatile areas, jffs2 for most persistent bits, something else for mysql DB backing store)09:00
schweebcan't seem to find any info about how it spreads writes across a usb stick09:02
medwards_schweeb: unionfs doesn't, it's a sort of VFS loopback that can stack at FS rather than block device level.09:03
medwards_Has other advantages too; for instance, the bottom layer can be a truly read-only FS such as squashfs.09:04
schweebyea, I've heard about unionfs09:05
elmodoko: done09:10
dokoelmo: thanks09:11
medwards_schweeb: http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/linux-mtd/2004-December/011177.html09:15
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medwards_jdub (same jdub)? suggests just using ext3 (presumably noatime)09:16
schweebno09:16
schweebjdub = jeff waugh09:17
tritiumseb128, libgtk2.0-0 is compiled with threading, isn't it?09:18
seb128no09:19
seb128who needs threading ?09:19
medwards_schweeb: also interesting: http://www.diskonkey.com/documents/Performance_reliability.pdf09:20
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schweebstupid okay button is grayed out to open with xpdf grr09:21
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medwards_looks like ext3 noatime, possibly tuned for lazy sync, is the way to go.09:22
schweebyea09:23
medwards_mount09:24
medwards_ww09:25
medwards_mdz: any particular reason for casper not to journalize the device-mapper block device (with a journal size appropriate to the ramdisk, not the whole FS) before mounting it?09:27
mdzmedwards_: the journal eats snapshot space, and doesn't really buy us anything unless the backing store is on persistent media09:28
mdzthat's why it's ext209:29
dholbachmdz: do you happen to know if the  Depends  on  defoma  has to be set to  (>=0.8.11ubuntu2)  as well?09:29
mdzdholbach: no, I don't09:29
dholbachmdz: ok, so i'll stop the action until lamont returns09:29
medwards_mdz: understood, I was just wondering if there was a reason why it wouldn't be a one-liner.  Already seems to be mounted auto.09:31
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hervehi, motu trainee for the defoma version bump!09:33
dholbachherve: lamont left, so we'll have to wait for him, because i don't know how to test if the newly built package is alright09:34
herveok, I get back to that good ol' python transition :-)09:34
dholbachherve: hahaha, it's not _that_ "ol'" :-)09:34
dholbachherve: we're just so fast :-)09:35
herveit's one of the first, no? not to say the first09:35
tritiumseb128, I'm building python-matplotlib, and the interactive gui needs threading09:35
medwards_Actually, I shouldn't even need to hack casper, except maybe to route the snapshot onto the USB stick; I should be able to create a new device-mapper device from a livecd shell (using whatever option starts by wiping the overlay), then add the journal, and it should Just Work.09:35
seb128tritium: ...09:35
seb128tritium: sure gtk is built with threading09:36
tritiumseb128, okay, just double checking09:36
tritiumseb128, based on these instructions: http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/interactive.html09:37
herveseb128, is there a reason a package built with glade and gnome2.8 from Sid won't compile on Hoary?09:38
herveseb128, it fails on gtk/gnome calls09:38
herveat compilation time I mean09:38
seb128which one ?09:38
seb128glade is an app, not a lib09:38
hervegcompris :S09:38
seb128you mean libglade ?09:38
hervebut the .c/.h generated by glade09:39
seb128urg09:39
seb128some apps do that ?09:39
hervemaybe the build log would be more obvious09:39
hervethe .c says "generated by GLADE"09:39
seb128I'm downloading the sources09:39
herve+ "do not edit"09:39
herveI think gcompris is too big for me anyway09:40
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Mitariohellohello09:40
hervehi Mitario 09:40
seb128hi09:41
seb128herve: according to the build logs it's looking for -lvga09:41
herveI added libsvag1-dev to build deps09:42
hervenow the compilation goes further but fails on gtk/gnome references09:42
seb128k, so let me some min to download the deb-src09:42
zullater09:43
dholbachbye zul 09:44
mdzthom: around?09:48
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abelliciao everybody10:07
abelliis sabdfl around?10:07
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mdzabelli: on holiday10:10
abellimdz: thank you10:10
abelliwhen will he be back?10:10
mdzhe is away for another week I think10:10
abelliright, thank you.10:11
abellidoes he read emails?10:11
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medwards_mdz: it looks like you already create the snapshot persistent in casper.10:16
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medwards_so 10snapshot just needs code to check, say, casper-udeb/snapshot/overlay-file and, if it's non-null, add a second line of stdin to the initial dmsetup create.10:20
medwards_no, that's not quite right.  Perhaps it just needs to use dmsetup load instead of dmsetup create.  Experiment time.10:24
mdzmedwards_: it's in persistent mode, but it's stored on a ramdisk at the moment (where a journal would just take up more space)10:29
mdzit's done persistent so that it could easily be dumped out to persistent storage10:30
Mitariomvo, hey, around? :-)10:30
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mvohey Mitario 10:31
mvoyes10:31
dholbachhi mvo10:31
mvohey  dholbach 10:32
Mitariomvo, you got answer from the cvsadmins?10:32
dholbachmvo: what about a beer in the middle of us? like bochum-langendreer? ;-)10:32
mvoMitario: no, you?10:32
mvodholbach: I'm _so_ tired :)10:33
Mitariomvo, yes, they also didn't know the problem, they asked me if they wanted to import a tarball for us, so i'll just do that then10:33
mvoMitario: all right10:33
dholbachmvo: even a nice and cold beer wouldnt get you outside? ;-)10:33
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ogradholbach, mvo, what about a beer in the middle of us ? like cologne ;)10:41
dholbachhahahah10:41
ogra*g* kidding....10:42
dholbachogra: then we should stop calls for more people or we end in bavaria or something10:42
ograhehe10:42
herveargh10:42
mvohaha10:43
herveI was about to suggesting Strasburg!10:43
dholbachi read an article about belgian beer today10:43
ograindia, if you invite jdub, or atlantis wrt mdz ;)10:43
dholbachwhat about that?10:43
hervedholbach, gaaa, belgian beer!10:43
Amaranthseb128: Do you know where I can find documentation for python-xdg?10:43
hervedholbach, I advise you to taste Leffe and Chimay10:44
seb128there is some example in the package10:44
dholbachherve: made a note :-)10:44
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hervemaybe "Bire des ours" (bears beer) but I'm not sure it's Belgian10:45
AmaranthI just need to get it to save. ;)10:45
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=== doko seeks somebody to approve a python2.4 2.4.1 release candidate1 upload ...
hervedoko, wasn't it RC2 today?11:00
dokooops, typo, yes it's rc211:01
herverock!11:01
dholbachdoko: hope we won't need wiki/UniversePython2.4rc2TransitionTODO :-)11:01
=== dholbach was only kidding :-)
herveglad I'm not cardiac!11:02
herve:-)11:02
=== dholbach wished lamont was around
hervedholbach, as I've seen, it's just rebuilding those packages with the new dh_installdefoma postinst/prerm scripts11:05
dholbachherve: i was wondering if we needed a Depends: on defoma (>= version) as well11:05
herveI don't think for the binary depends, no defoma behaviour changed11:06
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seb128a danish guy is opening has a translation issue and is opening a bug on the differents apps :/11:07
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medwards_mdz: I'm almost there.  "enter preinstalled session" failed, apparently because mount neither correctly auto-detected ext3 nor succeeded in mounting it ext2 ("couldn't mount because of unsupported optional features (4)").11:07
mdzmedwards_: sounds like it should just need a "modprobe ext3"11:08
dokoseb128: the danish are strange, three different OOo reports as well ...11:10
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medwards_mdz: that seems to be right.  mount -t ext3 from a shell worked, presumably auto-probing the module, and then it all worked once I undid dmsetup and losetup steps.11:16
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medwards_well, "all" is a little strong; it seems to have gone into the install rather than the livecd, and then decided to use ati rather than nv, etc., etc. :-/11:18
medwards_Perhaps you could add casper-udeb/snapshot/fstype defaulted to auto?11:19
medwards_mdz: looks like persistent snapshot on USB stick is a wiki page away.  :)11:22
medwards_I'll test with a fresh ext2 overlay -- unless there's already a probe-additional-modules debconf key?11:23
Mithrandirlamont_r: pong11:24
lamont_ryo11:24
lamont_rMithrandir: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/d/db3/......-amd64-fail11:24
=== lamont_r has nfc what's up with that...
Mithrandirlamont_r: db3 sucks, it uses LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.1 which blows up.11:25
Mithrandir(on amd64)11:25
Mithrandirglibc is compiled with minimum kernel version = 2.6.011:25
Mithrandir(it fails with problems loading libdl.so, right?11:26
Mithrandir)11:26
lamont_ryep11:26
lamont_rso can we either fix it, or drop it from the archive?11:26
medwards_It would be nice to integrate cryptoloop-aes into the chain, too.  Then I could throw away the old knoppix-mib CD that I've been using to do paranoid CD-booted GPG key management.11:26
lamont_rhrm... dropping it isn't really a good option...11:26
Mithrandirlamont_r: what needs it?11:27
lamont_r apt-cache showpkg libdb3| wc11:27
lamont_r    177     354    512311:27
lamont_rwhat doesn't?11:27
Mithrandir:P11:27
lamont_rhrm.. that's with universe, I suspect11:27
lamont_rexim411:27
lamont_rlibgnomeprint11:27
Mithrandirhm :/11:27
lamont_rlibsasl711:27
lamont_rbonobo11:28
lamont_rI think it stays... :-)11:28
Mithrandiryeah :/11:28
MithrandirI could try fixing it on amd64.11:28
lamont_rpls fix.  kthxbye. :-)11:28
Mithrandirbeers_owned["lamont"] ++ :P11:28
lamont_rlol11:29
Mithrandirelmo: could you please sync db3?11:31
abelliwhy if i try to install myspell-it it says it's not authenticated [gpg things] ?11:31
schweebabelli: likely the GPG key the package was signed by isn't in your keyring11:32
abellischweeb: huh? right... thank you.11:33
schweebtry apt-get update again, and see if the update complains that it's missing keys11:34
abelliok11:35
herveschweeb, shouldn't the package be refused if the key is unknown?11:38
schweebno, it asks if you want to use a untrusted package11:39
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herveI mean, when it's uploaded11:41
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schweebherve: could be from a non-ubuntu archive11:41
herveright11:41
lamont_rherve: apt is checking the archive signature, not the individual package signature11:42
schweebor, I've had a couple of times where ubuntu archives will say that, then I update again, and it works again11:42
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zulhi11:43
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marcin_anthi developers11:50
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marcin_antI got a question - you'll propably send me to #ubuntu - but I'll try11:50
marcin_antAre there any plans to reduce size of upgrades? 11:51
marcin_antit's very nice that hoary is fresh and up to date11:51
marcin_antbut it needs huge downloads11:51
wasabi_That's because it's in development.11:52
dholbachmarcin_ant: you should be able to upgrade from a hoary CD11:52
marcin_antdo we really need to replace whole packages to upgrade?11:52
wasabi_Yes. We do. ;)11:52
marcin_antdholbach: I mean - daily upgrades11:52
mvomarcin_ant: see http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/APTPackageDeltas11:52
mvoit's all in planing, no code yet11:53
dholbachmarcin_ant: no you don't need to upgrade daily11:53
wasabi_i did an "implementation" of that a few months ago11:53
wasabi_was pretty fun11:53
wasabi_just distributed a diff of the new .deb to the old .deb though11:53
ogramarcin_ant, if hoary is stable the amount of upgrades will drop, as long as its in development the current is the way to do it...11:53
wasabi_oh yeah heh.11:53
wasabi_this is exactly what I made11:53
marcin_antogra: I don't want to reduce amount of upgrades11:54
ogramarcin_ant, but we :)11:54
wasabi_marcin_ant, read the page.11:54
marcin_antogra: it's really nice that ubuntu/linux/gnome development is dynamic11:54
marcin_antogra: but my question is generally about bandtwidh11:54
marcin_antwe have tools like rsync11:54
=== wasabi_ sigh
ogramarcin_ant,  if its stable there are only security upgrades, which reduces them drastically11:55
marcin_antand I don't get why I need to download whole package in new version to upgrade11:55
wasabi_because, read the page.11:56
dholbachmarcin_ant: momentarily there is no other way, we don't have half packages or something, you don't have to upgrade daily, this should save you bandwidth11:56
ogramarcin_ant, feel free to add the missing code for http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/APTPackageDeltas, i'm sure mvo will happily review and use it11:56
marcin_antdholbach: yes I know but I got apt in cron11:59
marcin_antdholbach: and sometimes I'm on broadband but sometimes on gprs (which is slooow)11:59
dholbachit should only get the lists, unless you checked the checkbox in update-manager to get the packages as well12:00
marcin_antdholbach: and this is why I found this uncomfortable to download whole package 12:00
marcin_antanyway I got answer - I'll read about it12:00
medwards_mdz: any idea how to clobber the magic on a dm snapshot so that dmsetup create will make an empty snapshot?12:02
mdzmedwards_: should work to zero it12:02
medwards_mdz: zero the whole device? ouch.12:02
medwards_mdz: let's try the undocumented "dmsetup clear".12:02
medwards_not useful.12:03

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