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T-Bonezul: you're welcome :)12:04
zulheh and i cant spell12:05
T-Boneyeah. I assumed that was gratuitous as well ;)12:06
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Kamionsvenl: ok, mkvmlinuz stuff should automatically appear in debian-installer initrd builds; it doesn't look to me as if any source changes are required12:07
Kamionsvenl: i.e. there's no "SUBARCHES = <whatever>" in our diff against Debian12:08
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lamontnote to self: find faster cdrw media12:10
svenlKamion: what did you do ? just build chrp ones, or prep, ppcbug and coff too ?12:11
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Kamionsvenl: ./powerpc/powerpc.cfg:11:SUBARCHES = chrp prep coff ppcbug12:12
Kamionsame as Debian as of last time we synced12:12
svenlKamion: yep, that one was in since months now, maybe even since before christmas.12:15
svenlCool.12:16
Kamionour d-i package is based on 2004122712:16
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svenlAh, ok.12:18
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Kamionelmo: did my floppy-retriever sync request get lost?12:39
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elmoKamion: yes, sorry12:41
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elmodone12:42
Kamionelmo: thanks12:42
seb128time to sleep12:43
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mdkesmurfix, ping12:45
smurfixmdke: 12:46
mdkesmurfix, hmm12:46
mdkecan't visualise that character12:46
mdkeanyhow12:46
mdkesmurfix, saw your amendment to the wiki12:47
mdkesmurfix, is it a good idea to add suggestions directly there? if so i'll add those brought up during the meeting12:47
smurfixmdke: For the team name? Best add another section to the end of the LoCoTeamLeader page for that12:49
smurfixmdke: I don't want to clutter the main text too much12:49
jdubGOOOOOOOD MORNING FREEDOM LOVERS!12:49
smurfixmdke: alternately you can create a subpage -- your choice12:49
mdkesmurfix, no i mean where you say "suggestions welcome" for the team leader expression12:49
mdkemorning jdub 12:50
tsenghi jdub.12:50
smurfixmdke: s/team name/name of the role the team 'leader' has/12:50
mdkelol12:50
smurfixmdke: sure, that's what I meant to say ;-)12:50
mdkeok separate page it is12:50
Amaranthjdub: that scares me12:51
smurfixAmaranth: Get used to it, he does that quite often12:51
mdkelol12:51
mdkesmurfix, done12:53
smurfixmdke: thanks12:57
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mkedwardsmdz, lamont: According to Ubuntu Traffic #22, the cloop on the LiveCD is made with a variant of advfs.  Will stock advfs work?01:12
Amaranthhey, does dpkg support upgrading with binary diffs?01:13
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mkedwardsAnd should I be dd'ing /dev/zero to my remastering partition before making a filesystem on it?01:14
zenwhenwont make much if any difference'01:16
lamontmkedwards: it's made with create_compressed_fs from clooputils01:17
mkedwardslamont: is create_compressed_fs smart enough to ignore unallocated blocks in an ext2?01:17
lamontmkedwards: in the simple case, we say dd if=/dev/zero of=new-${IMGNAME} count=$SZ bs=1M01:18
KamionAmaranth: no01:18
Amaranth:/01:18
lamontmkedwards: no, but they compress really small when you start with a zero'ed lofs...01:18
lamontmkedwards: that is, I'd zero the partition if you're actually going to use a disk partition01:18
mjg59daniels: You are now obliged to love me forever01:22
janifabbione a kernel/ipsec related question01:22
mjg59Argh, must write a UKUUG abstract.01:22
fabbionejani: i am going to sleep right now...01:22
fabbionejani: keep it for tomorrow :-)01:22
fabbionegood night everybody01:23
=== fabbione &
marcin_anthi develoeprs01:23
marcin_antdevelopers01:23
dholbachbye fabbione 01:23
marcin_antI got a question about cups server on ubuntu01:23
danielsmjg59: yes01:23
marcin_antI just cannot to get this working as print server01:23
marcin_antand I would like to ask if this is because I do something wrong01:24
marcin_antor maybe01:24
marcin_antbecause cupsys package01:24
marcin_antis set by you developers01:24
marcin_antthat it can work only on localhost and cannot work as real printserver on lan?01:25
mkedwardslamont: recommended blocksize for create_compressed_fs?01:25
mjg59daniels: I expect you to buy me beer in .au01:25
danielsmjg59: sure, but I can't guarantee that I'll spot blondes for you01:26
mjg59I'll get bob2 to do that01:26
janiI read in the VPN howto that ipsec-tools > 5 is needed for kernel 2.6.1001:27
janiwe have ipsec-tools 3.3 something as debian01:27
janiI am not sure of the details just thought I'd mention it01:27
mdzmkedwards: it's made with the tool in cloop-utils01:27
lamontwe use 6553601:27
mdzmkedwards: which as far as I know is a stock advfs01:27
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mdzmkedwards: even though it's named "create_compressed_fs" and the source package contains an _entirely different_ tool with the same name01:28
mkedwardsmdz: that's a relief; I thought it was going to need to build the image in memory.01:28
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mkedwardsI'll update LiveCDCustomizationHowTo once I have this working smoothly (you want to mount more than /proc in the chroot)01:30
mkedwardslamont, mdz: thanks very much.01:30
lamontproc and dev/pts are generally a good idea01:30
mkedwardslamont: /tmp /dev/shm /dev/pts /proc /sys and maybe /proc/bus/usb01:31
mkedwardslamont: plus syslogd -a /chroot/dev/log01:32
mkedwardslamont: especially if you're adding mysql-server.  :)01:32
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lamontheh01:33
mkedwardslamont: why regenerate filesystem.manifest?01:33
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loaofwar3hi i have a problem with apt-get update01:33
lamontmkedwards: manifest is there so mdz doesn't have to mount the image to see what's in it...01:33
lamontthat's the only thing it's used for 01:33
loaofwar3i get an error message every time i try to update01:33
loaofwar3http://pastebin.com/26155501:33
loaofwar3even tho i commented out 3 *.nerim. sites01:34
loaofwar3it still gives errors01:34
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lamontloaofwar3: and you realize that your question really belongs in #ubuntu, right?01:35
loaofwar3o sorry01:36
loaofwar3thats a wrong error01:36
loaofwar3i cant install acroread01:36
loaofwar3this is what i get01:36
lamontloaofwar3: --> #ubuntu please01:36
loaofwar3http://pastebin.com/26156101:37
loaofwar3i asked someone at ubuntu01:37
loaofwar3and they told me to ask here01:37
sabmocloaofwar3, they are wrong01:37
apokryphosHis question here is about whether acroread still exists... Ubuntu packages suggets that it exists in Multiverse.01:37
lamontloaofwar3: this would be the correct channel to discuss your _patch_ for the problem01:38
janielmo ping01:38
mkedwardslamont: if you get around to packaging the cloop constructor at some point, I'd like to look at it.  Always nice to be able to regenerate from scratch rather than relying on a base cloop.01:38
mdzmkedwards: it's cheap to regenerate, and useful as a reference01:38
lamontloaofwar3: and your problem appears to be nothing more than a broken archive01:38
mdzmkedwards: same reason we generate .list files for the ISOs01:38
sabmocapokryphos, yes, but that but that is not a question about development 01:38
mkedwardsmdz: of course, just wonder if casper used it in some way01:38
lamontmkedwards: it's on my list of things to discuss with folks...01:38
apokryphossabmoc: Ok. Thought it might be the place to ask about possible obsolete packages. My mistake01:39
mkedwardslamont: would be nice to integrate it with a local mirror so that one can change something, re-run, not have all the package versions change out from under one.01:39
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lamontyeah01:40
mkedwardsweird.  Does blockdev overestimate size?01:43
mkedwardsieee1394: sbp2: sbp2util_node_write_no_wait failed01:44
mkedwards:)01:44
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mkedwardsWord to the wise: don't dd /dev/zero to a mounted partition.  :(01:52
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mkedwardsBoy, am I glad I'm doing this while booted into the livecd.01:52
ogranight all01:55
mkedwardslamont: of course, the hazard of distributing a well written custom LiveCD baker is that your archive will get hammered.  :)01:56
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lamont\heh01:56
loaofwar3what do you mean broken archive? how would i fix that?02:01
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mkedwardsgnu cp is amazing.  cp -a works on an entire installed system, device nodes, symlinks, and all.02:02
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infinitymkedwards : Yes, after using 'cp -a' as a lazy man's recovery/backup tool, it's hard to imagine how we lived without.02:08
zenwhencp -a for life02:09
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zenwhenI love how easy it is to switch a linux install between drives02:11
LeeJunFanzenwhen: rsync is even better.02:13
zenwhenorly02:14
mkedwardsSome piece of my ieee1394 subsystem is not happy.  :(02:17
JanCzenwhen : C:\>cp -a for life02:22
JanCcp: cannot stat `for': No such file or directory02:22
JanCdoesn't work  ;-)02:22
infinityC:\> ?02:22
JanC:-P02:22
JanCgnu tools work under windows too  :)02:22
infinityYes, but... But.. Why?02:23
JanCi was doing some stuff with windows-only programs...02:23
helixinfinity: to make work life liveable for some people, I assume02:23
helixlivable?02:23
JanC52% ... waiting before i can reboot02:24
wasabi_lamont, ping.  need another j2sdk1.4 bump, working on some more packages and they are all locked again.02:31
mkedwardswasabi_: what does that mean?02:32
wasabi_http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Lists/hoary.dep-wait.i38602:32
wasabi_It means I uploaded a new version of libxalan2, which removes the dependency on j2sdk1.402:32
wasabi_But the buildds aren't smart enough to recognize it, so the package won't be built until we beat them with lamont.02:33
mkedwardswasabi_: xalan2 down? Excellent.02:33
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wasabi_yeah this clears libbsf, bsf, and ant.02:34
mkedwardsThat's a very interesting log page.  I presume that none of these are hoary blockers?02:37
mkedwards(being universe/multiverse, and all)02:37
mkedwardsIs there an explicit release goal for Java in hoary?02:37
wasabi_no02:39
mkedwardsSure would be nice if ant were to get in before universe freezes.02:40
wasabi_Probably will.02:40
wasabi_Probably will be in before end of the day actually.02:40
mkedwardsHave you looked at mysql-connector-java at all?02:41
wasabi_No.02:41
mkedwardstomcat?02:44
wasabi_that's next.02:44
mkedwardsxerces2 is done?02:44
wasabi_maybe that's next. ;)02:44
wasabi_I'm following the dep tree under Eclipse02:44
mkedwardsEclipse 3.1pre, I assume?02:45
wasabi_I'm probably going to try hard to get 3.0 up first, since I already have that package done.02:45
mkedwardsOK.  Once ant is in, I'll try mysql-connector-java; that's the one non-Eclipse-dependency I would dearly love to see in hoary's universe.02:47
mkedwardsbrb... rumaki-and-sherry break.  :)02:49
dholbachgood night everyone02:50
wasabi_mdz, requesting multiverse->universe for libxalan2-java (source and binary), libxalan2-java-doc and libbsf-java (source and binary). All previous slaves to j2sdk1.4.03:07
lamontwasabi_: just 1.4?03:08
wasabi_Actually now that I put libbsf up also I'm not sure.03:08
wasabi_checking.03:08
wasabi_Nope, j2sdk1.3 also03:09
wasabi_ANd as soon as those get in, I'll be doing another. ;)03:09
lamontyou know, you could upload a bunch and _then_ have me kick it...03:10
lamontit's not like they could be any more broken than they currently are... :)03:10
wasabi_Good point.03:10
wasabi_Breaking ant would be fun anyways.03:12
mdzwasabi_: please send those requests to elmo03:12
wasabi_ok03:13
wasabi_lamont, go ahead and do it, im done for now. =)03:19
lamontuh... well, did it 10 min ago...03:21
wasabi_oh. ;)03:21
lamontdo I need to do it again?03:21
wasabi_nope03:21
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mkedwardslamont: why does the howto suggest dd of=extracted_cd/casper/filesystem.cloop ?  No bs=?03:39
mkedwardswhy is sysstat not in main?  iostat seems pretty important.03:42
lamontmkedwards: bs has a default... not sure - didn't write the howto03:44
mkedwardsI think default bs=512 -- seems to be painfully slow.03:44
mdzdaniels: should we have an fglrx-driver dummy package to provide an upgrade path to xorg-driver-fglrx?04:01
mdzmkedwards: it's the compression that's slow, not the dd04:01
mkedwardsmdz: 50% iowait, create_compressed04:02
mkedwards_fs using almost no CPU04:02
mdzI've never seen that; create_compressed_fs is painfully slow for me no matter where the output goes04:03
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mdzthe example uses dd in order to avoid an awkward sudo command-line; it could be changed if it's really a problem04:04
mdzsudo 'sh -c ... > filesystem.cloop'04:04
mdzer, sudo sh -c '... > filesystem.cloop'04:04
mkedwardsmdz: I suspected as much, but wasn't sure.04:05
mdzfeel free to edit it04:05
mkedwardsmdz: I will, as soon as I've actually performed a successful remaster.  :)04:06
mkedwardsmdz: I am experiencing a certain amount of ieee1394 unhappiness when mixing heavy read and write traffic.04:07
mdzmkedwards: that would explain 50% iowait better than dd ;-)04:07
mkedwardsmdz: right now it's over 90% write activity.04:08
mkedwardsmdz: almost nothing going on except create_compressed_fs dumping its image04:09
justdavewow, was optimizing UI speed one of the big things in gnome 2.10 by any chance?04:09
mkedwardsmdz: (and it does indeed seem to have composed the entire image in memory)04:09
justdavejust picked up the gnome 2.10 update on my Beige G3 and it just feels a lot faster. (the menus just pop up instead of stalling for 5 seconds to load them off the disk :)04:10
mdzmkedwards: swapping perhaps?04:10
mkedwardsswap's on a separate disk, basically idle04:11
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mdzit's entirely cpu-bound here04:11
mkedwardsmdz: after "Block size 65536, number of blocks 62629."?04:12
mdzdunno, I only took statistics for the whole process04:13
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mkedwardsI think it's the combination of dd with no bs= and the sbp2 driver that's to blame.04:15
danielsmdz: we tried that, and there was some reason we didn't04:18
danielsmdz: ah, that was it.  diversions.04:18
mdzdaniels: ugh04:18
ajheh, "dd with no bs="04:18
danielsmdz: yeah, it's a mess04:18
danielsmdz: in an ideal world, they would just provide fglrx_drv.o and fglrx_dri.so and not need to do all this libGL diversion bullshi04:19
danielst04:19
mkedwardsaj: that's what I get for following a Howto.  :)04:19
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zulmdz: i should have something for you tomorrow04:26
mdzzul: great, thanks04:26
zulbut now my wife is calling04:28
zulso i bid you adieu04:28
lamontmdz: 8088.  complete boggle.04:30
mdzSWEET04:31
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spivThe python2.4-samba package is surprisingly large.04:39
lamontmdz: uh, yeah.  if I can't get any info out of the maintainer by the end of the week, I'll just bump the magic internal version and leave a big fat love letter in changelog.04:40
spivAnd suspiciously contains 8 seperate 1.5MB .so files (that it installs in /usr/lib/python2.4/samba).04:40
|QuaD-any developers want to tell me where ifolder is, in regards to being available for breezy?04:58
elmowebsite's going to become readonly and/or break in 2-3 minutes05:04
elmoshout now if that's a big problem for you05:04
elmowww.ubuntulinux.org/www.ubuntu.com that is05:04
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infinitymdz : Would it be seriously out of line to ask for autogen to be synced with Debian?... It's a minor upstream bump (from 5.6.5 to 5.6.6), but it's been festering in Sarge/Sid for almost two months with no bugs, and it fixes the FTBFS on ia64.05:50
infinitymdz : It's also only depended on by one other package, so not much can go wrong with it.05:51
lamontinfinity: the question is: what else is there in that upstream bump?05:59
lamontif it's exactly congruent to hoary+ia64 ftbfs fix, then it's almost a nobrainer06:00
lamontoutside of ia64 not being a release goal atm...06:00
lamontI admit that does still cause me some pain to say...06:00
infinityAhh, well if it's not, then I care not.06:00
infinityThe upstream bump is pretty minor, but the ia64 fix isn't terribly easy to isolate.  It looks more like a side-effect of having rewritten a few things.06:01
lamontoh joy06:01
lamontthose are my favoritest06:01
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calcso who sells ia64 desktops now, or is the ia64 port intended as a server role?06:02
lamontprolly server06:03
lamontat the time it was conceived, there were still ia64 desktops06:03
calcah ok06:03
lamonthell, I have 2 of them. :-)06:03
calcheh06:03
calcthey are collectors items now06:03
lamontsomething like that06:03
jbaileylamont: s/have 2/have all 2/ ?06:04
jbailey=)06:04
lamontheh06:04
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jbaileylamont: Are the zx series really considered workstations?06:05
lamontI think the DC machines are inbetween them as far as perf goes06:05
jbaileylamont: You bloody need hearing protection to work near them.06:05
lamontjbailey: well, the zx2600 isn't exactly in a rackable config.06:05
jbaileyHmm,. right.  mine is the 6000, I think.06:06
calci think i'll have to get a mac for my next system, i think i already have nearly the quietest x86 system you can build06:06
mdzinfinity: what depends on it?06:07
mdzinfinity: if you can confirm that it doesn't break it (we've already done our test-build cycle for the release), I don't mind06:08
elmomdz: we can probably do another of those for main, btw - and/or update the snapshot I have atm06:10
infinitymdz : anjuta uses it.  It's a pretty simple thing, though (not anjuta, but autogen)06:12
mdzinfinity: anjuta is in universe06:12
infinitymdz : I can test it, but if ia64 isn't a goal anyway, I can just as easily not. :)06:13
mdzit isn't, and it has bigger problems06:13
infinityOh, and freefem3d depends on libopts9 from autogen, my bad.  So, it has a whopping TWO packages that depend on it.06:14
infinityI'm inclined, however, to just drop the bug on the floor with "this will be magically fixed post-Hoary, when we re-sync", and go work on more important things, if ia64 really is that unhappy.06:15
Amaranthcalc: You have a Pentium M system?06:15
calcAmaranth: my desktop is a athlon64 with 120mm low speed fans06:16
Amaranthcalc: Nice.06:17
Amaranthcalc: Good sturdy case that absorbs sound? :)06:17
calcyea i have the antec sonata case06:17
calci think the loudest part is the oem cooler on the cpu, i used to have a p4 in it with a copper 92mm hsf which was a bit quieter06:18
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mdzNeeded for integrated VGA (Unichrome) found on KM400 and K8M800 (my case) family of VIA chipsets. The "via" driver (unichrome.sourceforge.net)06:23
mdzis included in upstream xorg 6.8.x but it's missing in Hoary.06:23
mdzdaniels: ^^ whaa?06:23
danielsmdz: bullshit06:23
danielsto be blunt06:23
mdzsmells like it06:23
danielsour version of unichrome is far more up to date than 6.8.x, even06:23
mdzNeeded for integrated VGA (Unichrome) found on KM400 and K8M800 (my case) family of VIA chipsets. The "via" driver (unichrome.sourceforge.net)06:23
mdzis included in upstream xorg 6.8.x but it's missing in Hoary.06:23
mdzer06:23
daniels6.8.x has release 27, we have a bit over 3006:23
mdzhttps://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KubuntuPreviewComments#msg20050323034827+0000@https://www.ubuntulinux.org06:23
daniels... that url06:24
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bob2mjg59: she was *totally* checking you out06:26
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mdzjbailey: consciousness is recommended for glibc uploads :-)06:31
schweebway to exercise restraint06:31
schweeb:p06:31
jbaileymdz: Aside from that, the JAva fix is in, the xmms with nvidia fix is in, tzdata update, locales update, pitti's stat fix, and colin's locale fixes are in.06:32
mdzjbailey: sounds good06:33
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mkedwardsiostat output on ieee1394 seems to be out by a factor 8.  Very weird.07:25
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mkedwardsmdz: hmm ... probably wasn't too smart of me to settle for pmount's sync mount of this 1394 drive, eh?  :-/07:27
infinityDoes anyone have an opinion about fontconfig printing "Fontconfig error: Cannot load default config file" on initial install when fonts are configured before fontconfig?  (note that it's just a cosmetic issue, as fontconfig will regenerate its own cache when its postinst is run)07:31
danielsinfinity: >/dev/null 2>&1 ?07:32
infinitydaniels : In every font package? :)07:32
danielshm.07:32
infinityActually, if they all use defoma, maybe I can work around it there...07:33
infinityIt should be defoma calling fc-cache, not the fonts doing it directly.. I hope..07:33
infinityAhh, even better, it's fontconfig's defoma config snippet.07:35
infinityOf course, the question is, do we want to lose those error messages when they ARE meaningful?07:35
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mkedwardsmdz: sync mount slowed down the ieee1394 device by a factor of ten.07:40
mkedwardsinfinity: | logger -t fontconfig ?07:40
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fabbionemorning07:47
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infinitypitti!07:52
pittiMorning07:52
pittiinfinity: ping07:52
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dholbachgood morning07:58
pittiHi dholbach 08:00
dholbachhey pitti :-)08:00
fabbionehey pitti08:04
fabbionemdz: did you test zul fix to your problem?08:04
pittiHey fabbione, how are your dildos? SCNR08:04
fabbionepitti: still there... working on extraction :-)08:05
pittifabbione: erm, they are stuck?08:06
dholbachhaha, morning fabbione 08:06
fabbionepitti: kinda...08:06
fabbionepitti: what line was the printk() in scsi_ioctl.c?08:07
fabbionepitti: 121?08:07
pittifabbione: 121, yes08:08
fabbionedone08:08
pittifabbione: this is really a bit silly (the IDE driver doesn't do this), this should be done upstream as well08:08
pittifabbione: thanks08:08
pittifabbione: the reporter asked upstream for this, too08:08
fabbioneok08:08
fabbionehell if i feel trashed08:11
fabbionei am not used to sleep so few hours anymore08:11
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fabbionedholbach: i am already at the first half liter08:19
fabbionebut i am getting headacke and that's good08:19
fabbioneusually i work twice as fast with it08:19
fabbione(due ot the lacking of sleep)08:19
dholbachheadache is good?08:19
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dholbachhey d3vic3!08:21
d3vic3morning dholbach 08:21
fabbionehey d3vic3 08:21
fabbionedholbach: depends from what kind of headacke :)08:21
d3vic3morning fabbione 08:21
dholbachhrm08:22
dholbachdunno08:22
dholbachd3vic3: i'll compile a priority list for universe today,... or well have a general look, because i'll have to wait for lamonts testbuild to finish08:23
d3vic3ok 08:24
dholbachd3vic3: you already saw  UniverseUnmetDeps  and  UniverseDoesNotBuild ?08:24
d3vic3yes 08:24
dholbachok :-)08:25
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d3vic3I don't have a x64 or ppc, only x86 08:27
csjhello, where can I about about liveCD cusdomize?08:27
csjs/about/ask08:27
crimsunthis channel's better08:28
csjthank you, and I extract filesystem.cloop and chroot into remove many packages, and now I want to compress it08:28
csjbut it use iso9660 filesystem, could I compress it as ext3?08:29
csjI mean use module-builder08:29
csjmodule-builder -t ext308:29
csjit says: ext3 - slower buildtime, better compression, cowloop-overlayable08:30
csjit is strange that in chroot eenvironment I df and got about 500 MB08:31
csjbut the filesystem.cloop is 2GB08:31
csjaren't they the same things?08:31
csjand I use `create_compressed_fs` to compress the extract_fs I got 500MB filesystem.cloop08:32
csjcompresion ratio is 1:1 :(08:33
csjand morphix now change its base mod to use ext3 main mod now. I dont know if ubuntu will take this?08:34
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pittilamont: ping08:37
dholbachare you all able to log into the wiki?08:37
pittidholbach: indeed, this fails (elmo?)08:38
dholbach*cry*08:38
infinityelmo brought the wiki down for a bit.  Maybe he's still breaking it. :)08:38
dholbachmy most beloved tool :-)08:39
d3vic3indeed 08:39
csjhmm, I found that the compression ratio of  module-builder -t iso9660 is much  better than create_compressed_fs08:42
csjand reboot to try new liveCD08:42
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fabbioneelmo: please kill 2.6.11 from universe08:53
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pittiHi carlos09:31
carloshi09:32
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dholbachhey seb128 09:37
seb128hi09:37
sabmocI dont see an art team on the Teams page of the wiki, but I seem to remember something about an art does. Is there an art team?09:43
dholbachsabmoc: you could create that page and people could sign up on it09:44
dholbach(given the wiki-login works again)09:44
dholbachseb128: can i do a fix-upload of gnome-meta-package? (chucking out nautilus-media and gcompris)09:44
sabmocdholbach, maybe Im crazy, but I swear I saw something about an art team somewhere..09:45
dholbachsabmoc: if you didnt see it anywhere, it's time to make it happen :-)09:45
seb128dholbach: feel free to fix them, that should be done for a while but nobody seems to care (ie: update to GNOME 2.10)09:45
dholbachseb128: i don't have the time to adjust all of the dependencies, but it should be installable again -- what say you?09:45
seb128fixing it is better than nothing09:46
seb128updating it is even better09:46
dholbachalright09:46
fabbionejbailey: ping?09:46
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dholbachhey jani09:52
janihey dholbach09:57
crimsunhi jani.  When you have a few moments, let's go ahead and whip up a list of core XFce 4.2 packages so we can pass it to elmo for syncing.09:59
janicrimsun ok I'll try now10:00
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sabmoccrimsun, does that mean we are getting xubuntu?10:02
crimsunsabmoc: not exactly :)10:02
dholbachoh please... not another *ubuntu :-)10:02
sabmocthey are poping up everywhere10:02
sabmoc"try new toastbuntu"10:02
Treenakspubuntu?10:03
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Amaranth:/10:07
Amaranthwiki is busted10:08
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janithese are the sources I got http://sourcecontrol.net/~jmonoses/xf10:17
janihave to sort out which are core10:18
crimsunhmm, those are actually binary packages10:18
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Amaranthe17 CVS ;)10:19
crimsunthe libxfce* are required10:19
janiI have tar.gz dsc and diffs for all of them10:19
torkelAmaranth: the european version? ;-)10:19
janithere are this many source packages :(10:20
janithe libxfce* are there too10:20
Amaranthtorkel: Yeah, it just boots up to a white screen with black text in the middle that says "Sorry, we violate too many patents to release here."10:20
crimsunjani: as long as we have the source packages for everything listed in the Depends field of meta-xfce4, we should be set10:21
crimsunthat's what I'm working through now10:21
janicrimsun ok then 10:22
janifabbione ping10:22
fabbionejani: pong10:23
janiipsec/kernel question10:23
janiI read ipsec-tools > 5.0 needed for kernel 2.6 1010:24
janiwe have 3.3 as debian10:24
jania minor incompatiblity but maybe bugzilla worthy?10:24
janihttps://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=14550710:24
janiread it in theipsec howto10:24
Treenaksjani: yes!10:25
janidon't know how problematic it is just thought I mention it 10:25
fabbionejani: i am raeding.. gimme a sec10:25
janialso google for ipsec tools kernel 2.6.10 10:25
fabbioneit looks to me that the bugs are related to RH only.10:27
fabbionedue to some kind of borked init script10:27
zygahello10:27
zygaanyone with ppc around10:27
zyga?10:28
fabbionejani: i would check if we have the same problem in debian/ubuntu before opening bugs or whatever10:28
janiI think the kernel itself introdused a change10:28
janithe googled links do not mention RH10:28
fabbionejani: it is still a fix that needs to be done in userland10:28
fabbioneit is not a kernel bug.10:28
fabbionejani: the first 4 hits i get from your search are 2 RH/Fedora bugs and 2 from kame10:28
janinot a bug just kernel/usrland playing catch up IMHO10:29
janiok I'll look into it sorry for the noise :)10:29
Kamionelmo: if rookery's mirror could update more often than once a day, it'd be really good (for stuff like my collated installer .pot/.po files)10:29
fabbionejani: please look at it directly.10:30
fabbionehey Kamion 10:30
Kamionmorning10:30
fabbioneKamion: do you have any comment on 7800 ???10:31
fabbioneit can still make it for -3010:31
Kamionfabbione: seems reasonable. no need for a separate i2o-modules though (and in fact that'd probably be counterproductive)10:33
Kamionfabbione: could you put them in the same udeb as mpt*, please?10:33
fabbioneKamion: sure.. do you have any clue of which modules we need exaclty?10:33
Kamionfabbione: that's scsi-extra-modules on amd64/i386/powerpc, scsi-modules on ia6410:33
Kamionfabbione: I think i2o_block, i2o_proc, i2o_scsi10:35
fabbioneKamion: i can add them easily there...10:35
fabbioneok10:35
Kamionno need for i2o_config in this context, and i2o_core will get pulled in by module dependencies10:35
Kamionoh, hm10:35
Kamionfabbione: actually, I misread I think, add i2o_config too10:35
fabbioneKamion: ok.. we are adding all of them :-)10:36
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Kamionthey're not particularly large10:36
fabbioneKamion: are we sure we don't want them in another udeb?10:36
Kamionfabbione: yes, sure10:36
fabbioneno i don't really care about the size10:36
fabbionethey are all pretty small10:36
fabbioneKamion: ok.. will do :-)10:37
fabbionethanks10:37
Kamionat least for now; all another udeb would achieve would be having to figure out when to get that udeb installed10:37
Kamionif we run into size problems we can change it later, but scsi-extra-modules or scsi-modules as above should be the right place to start10:37
fabbioneok10:38
fabbionewhat about hppa?10:38
fabbioneit has I2O too, but i don't see any mpt_ drivers around10:38
Kamioncan go in scsi-modules10:39
fabbioneok10:39
fabbionei wonder if i should make them optional... hmmm10:40
fabbionenah let's just ship them10:40
fabbioneMEH let's just be sure they all there10:40
sabmocdholbach, but I dont think Im aloud to just 'make' a new team10:41
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Kamionsabmoc: get some people together first, then ask the community council about it when it's up and running and we can bless it10:43
fabbioneKamion: thanks. all committed for -3010:43
Kamioncool10:43
sabmocKamion, you are on the community counsil?10:45
Kamionsabmoc: yes10:45
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sabmocKamion, I have another page I would like to ask you about, but I think jdub is already checking into it.10:46
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sabmocKamion, I was wondering if the CanadianTeam can be recognized as official, but as I said, jdub said he is checking into it.10:48
jdubsabmoc: no, i said you needed to make sure the community council confirmed it :)10:49
sabmocjdub, oh I thought thats what you were doing 10:50
sabmocok good10:50
sabmocjdub, so then do I have to go to a meeting and ask, or can I just email someone. How does that work?10:52
jdubi don't believe there's a CC mail alias10:53
jdubput CanadianTeam on the agenda10:54
jdubit would be best if you went to the meeting10:54
jdubbut if it's on the agenda, it'll be discussed anyway10:54
sabmocjdub, ok10:54
Kamioninfinity: #8046> meh, now I have to change debootstrap10:55
sabmocjdub, I'll bug jbailey to go, its not like he is busy10:55
zygaanyone with ppc around?10:56
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crimsunelmo: When you have time, for the XFce 4.2.1.1 sync into universe, please pull the source packages listed at [http://sh.nu/~crimsun/list.sources]  from [deb-src http://www.os-works.com/debian/ testing main] .  The source packages are at the former URL are dependency-ordered, so packages A..B listed above any other package C will satisfy package C's build-dep.11:12
sabmocIs the next community council meeting today, or was it yesterday?11:12
crimsunsabmoc: yesterday11:12
dholbachsabdfl: yesterday wiki/Calendar11:12
sabmocomg11:12
sabmocoh well11:13
Kamionnext one's in three weeks' time11:13
crimsunthanks, jani :)11:13
Kamionwould be two weeks but that collides with the hoary release11:13
janicrimsun , thank _you_11:13
janiI mostly just watched what you did :)11:14
sabmocthats just really disapointing, im so stupid11:15
dholbachsee you later11:18
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Kamionsabmoc: nothing stopping you getting people together in the meantime; in fact that's actively preferred11:19
Kamionsabmoc: also, please talk to smurfix, if you haven't already; he's the local teams coordinator11:19
sabmocKamion, I have talked to him. The problem is that the team has no way to communicate. We need a mailing list or a forum. 11:21
sabmocBut its ok, three weeks isnt so long to wait, but we have 10 members after 3 days, I dont know what it will be in 3 weeks.11:22
janielmo, when you have time please add me to uploader privs (mako got the papers and sent me to you). key id is for Jani Monoses thanks11:23
janifor MOTU only of course :)11:24
Kamionsabmoc: maybe some kind of extraordinary meeting after next week's TB meeting would make sense, dunno11:25
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lupusBEis it normal that eog is version 2.9?11:29
Keybukyeah, there was no 2.10 release11:31
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fabbioneelmo: ping?11:47
fabbioneelmo: for some reason gconmm2.6 on sparc landed in universe, while it is in main for all the other arches. Mind to move it?11:47
fabbionegconfmm2.6 i mean11:49
fabbione(or is it just sparc.u.c out of sync?)11:49
fabbionethe latter11:50
fabbione4 -r--r--r--  1 root root    1 2005-03-21 18:14 Archive-Update-in-Progress-mirnyy.ubuntu.com11:50
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Kamionjdub: how come CC approval is a prerequisite for a mailing list? for CC approval, we want the group to already be talking to each other and functioning as a proto-team11:59
Kamionseems like a bit of a chicken-and-egg situation at the moment11:59
jdubKamion: it's not12:00
Kamionjdub: sabmoc is under the impression that it is12:01
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Kamionok, sorted then :)12:02
sabmocinfact I just sent jdub an email saying just that.12:02
Kamiongood good12:02
sabmocKamion, jdub sorry for the mix up12:02
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sabmocI thought it was sorted too, but the other way12:03
sabmocjdub remember, I thought you were going to ask the CC about it, apparently the whole thing is a shambles. I've got it now though.12:04
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pittidholbach: you are crazy, dude12:08
jbaileyfabbione: Here12:11
pittiHey jbailey 12:12
pittijbailey: morning :-)12:12
pittilibc time?12:12
jbaileypitti: moin12:13
jbaileypitti: 1440 time, although a bit of libc while I'm waiting for answers and stuff.12:13
jbaileyThe joys of 40 minute compiles. =)12:13
pittijbailey: it takes about three hours on my computer :-)12:15
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mantienahi all12:18
sabmocjbailey, howdy12:21
mantienamdz: alive ?12:22
mvomantiena: probably sleeping12:23
jbaileyHeya sabmoc|slp 12:23
mantienamdz: good sleep then :)12:23
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mantienamvo: have you got my question about .deb installation in ubuntu at monday ?12:25
mvomantiena: installing .deb is a bit tricky as apt-get does not support them directly (without a packages file). see http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=4737912:26
mvomantiena: that means that we won't have dependency resolution 12:26
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mantien1AFAIK in ubuntu simply clicking on .deb file in file manager does nothing, I'm right?12:31
torkelmantien1: they are opened in file-roller for me12:35
mantien1torkel: yea, I forgot, that file-roller since 2.9.x supports deb ;)12:36
Kamionelmo,thom: uh, in fact the mirror on rookery hasn't been updated in a couple of days; could you have a look at it and see what's broken?12:39
fabbionejbailey: i did send you the info via email12:40
thomi *really* hope this fix continues to work when i build firefox without debug12:41
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jbaileyfabbione: Are the previous build logs stored somewhere for that arch?  The only change was moving it to use gcc-3.4 from 3.3.12:44
fabbionejbailey: i did check the one on buildd.d.o12:46
fabbionei don't have old logs.. sorry12:46
fabbionebut if you really really need them i can grab the sources from the morgue12:46
mantien1mvo: there is simple workaround for dependancy resolution: apt-get -f install :)12:46
mantien1mvo: do you know gdeb tool ?12:47
seb128pitti: any idea if #7981 is a nautilus issue or not ?12:47
mvomantien1: what happens when the deb file has broken dependencies?12:47
jbaileyfabbione: For all that, just comment the one line in the rules file CC=gcc-3.4 out.  Sorry I can't just do it myself, my sparc died almost a year ago, and I'm not getting another one for a couple of months.12:48
fabbionejbailey: ok.. don't worry.. i will let you know in a few minutes :-)12:48
mvomantien1: I know gdeb and I think we need native apt-get support for debs. everything else is too hackish IMO12:48
pittiseb128: uh, that's ugly12:48
pittiseb128: actually this sounds more like a kernel issue12:48
pittiseb128: r/w mount shouldn't be possible with a write-protected stick12:49
seb128right12:49
mantien1mvo: I also think, that native apt-get support for debs would be the best solution, but it seems this solution won't be implemented until 2010 :(12:49
seb128should I reassign ? or rather ping to know if he has the issue from the command line too ?12:49
Keybukhmm, why isn't the update icon going away now I've updated?12:50
Keybukbecause I haven't updated12:50
robtaylor_hmm, just found a src diff.gz that has an md5sum mismatch in universe.. 12:50
mantien1mvo: problem is, that ubuntu and debian users don't have an ability to install .deb package without using not intuitive command line tools :(12:50
robtaylor_http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/e/encompass/encompass_0.5.99.3-4.diff.gz if anyone is interested12:51
dholbachrobtaylor_: please join #ubuntu-motu and tell us there12:51
mvomantien1: I hope we can sort the local install stuff out for breezy 12:51
mantien1mvo: some commercial software makers are providing .deb packages, look for example here http://www.skype.com/products/skype/linux/12:51
mantien1but majority of simple desktop users (not linux profesionals) don't know how to install software from .deb packages, because there are no simple way :(12:52
robtaylor_dholbach: thanks12:53
mvomantien1: gdeb is in universe, I don't really think we can do a lot here for hoary (it's way to close before the release)12:53
mvomantien1: don't get me wrong, I would love to have a easy-to-use install for deb files12:53
mantien1mvo: I know that now is a little bit to late ;)12:53
mantien1in reality there are so many usability bugs, that I don't have a time to report these, not talking about fixing :(12:54
mvomantien1: you talk about general usability bugs? or package-managment specific ones?12:55
mantien1mvo: both :)12:56
mantien1gdeb can't be included as workaround for user-friendly installation of local debs in hoary ? 12:56
mvomantien1: sorry, it's really too late for that. even if I would think otherwise, the release-managers wouldn't allow it into main at this stage12:58
mantien1mvo: hehe, I found simple solution ;)01:00
pittiseb128: the result of the "mount" command (look for "ro") would be interesting01:02
mantien1mvo: ubuntu packages from main can suggest packages from universe ?01:02
pittiseb128: if mount shows r/w and open-for-write calls are dropped silently, then this is a kernel issue01:02
pittimantien1: yes01:02
pittimantien1: just not recommend01:03
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seb128pitti: k, thanks01:03
mantien1pitti: thanks for info01:04
mantien1mvo: so, what you think about adding gdeb package to suggest field of synaptic ?01:05
mantien1mvo: until apt-get will be able to install local debs01:06
pittidpkg -i ?01:06
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fabbionejbailey: it builds fine with gcc-3.301:07
mantien1pitti: ?01:07
mvomantien1: it would be a option, but I'm not really in favour of it. we could just document it in the wiki and be done with it01:07
zulmdz: http://zulinux.homelinux.net/ubuntu/kernel/snd-via82xx.ko   bbl01:07
fabbionehey zul01:07
pittimantien1: I mean what does gdb differently, compared to dpkg -i foo.deb?01:07
jbaileyfabbione: Nasty.  I'll look it up to see if it's known errata for sparc gcc then on 3.401:07
fabbionejbailey: thanks!01:07
zulhey fabbione, thats the patched snd module for mdz...bbl must head off to work01:08
mantien1pitti: gdeb does in user-friendly way, without reading documentation :)01:08
fabbionezul: ttyl01:08
mantien1mvo: btw, it seems bug http://bugs.debian.org/271904 isn't fixed in ubuntu, I'm right ?01:11
mvomantien1: possible, I haven't really looked much into gdeb01:12
Burgundaviamantien1: it is not01:13
Burgundaviamantien1: the motu team is working on getting .desktop is various things01:13
Burgundaviamantien1: join us at #ubuntu-motu01:13
mantien1Burgundavia: thanks01:14
zygaanyone with ppc around?01:15
Kamionzyga: what for?01:16
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zygapitti: really?01:16
pittizyga: yeah01:16
thomi have ppc01:16
zygagreat ;-001:16
zygasoon I'll need to run some small tests01:16
zygato make sure that big endian stuff works too01:17
pittizyga: don't tell me you already rewrote libintl :-)01:17
zyganot fully yet but soon01:17
zygatonight I'll be done01:17
pittiyou rock :)01:17
zygaspring looks so great :-)01:17
zygaI'm energized to code fast; >01:18
mantien1mvo: what you think about adding gdeb package to suggest/recommend field of synaptic in *debian* sarge/sid ?01:18
mvomantien1: I still think that gdeb is not the right approach for the problem, but I agree that there is a need for something like it01:20
mantien1mvo: I don't know better solution for now, maybe you know ?01:21
Burgundaviamantien1: ideally, the user should never have to download stuff of the internet01:22
Burgundaviathat is very unsafe01:22
Burgundaviaif you train your users never to do that, then malware might not spread as fast01:23
mantien1Burgundavia: yes, i know this, but in reality there are no other way for example to install skype01:23
Burgundaviaalong with installing from the webbrowser01:23
Burgundaviahmm01:24
mantien1Burgundavia: ideally the user should never use closed source, but reality is different :(01:24
fabbionethom: is the rsync script running again for sparc.u.c?01:25
Burgundaviayes, I see that01:25
mantien1Burgundavia: in any case problem is not in downloading software from internet01:26
Burgundaviawell, yes it is01:26
Burgundaviahow else is the deb going to appear on their machine?01:26
Burgundaviaif they can compile from source, they can install by cli01:27
mantien1Burgundavia: there are lots of ways01:27
Burgundaviahow?01:27
mantien1Burgundavia: for example by copying from usb-stick01:27
Burgundaviaor a cd?01:27
mantien1;)01:27
Burgundaviaif it can be redistributed by cd, then almost always it can go in a repo01:28
BurgundaviaI just don't see a good use case for gdeb01:30
mantien1Burgundavia: try to support at least 10 linux desktop users, who used only windows before and then you understand usability problems ;)01:30
BurgundaviaI do01:30
mantien1Burgundavia: I told you one use case 10 minutes ago01:30
zygamantien1: you are very right 01:30
Burgundaviadownloading software off the internet is a bad thing01:31
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zygaBurgundavia: why?01:31
Burgundaviaif it comes on a cd, an installer can be included01:31
Burgundaviazyga: security01:31
Burgundaviazyga: do you trust the internet?01:31
Burgundaviabad usablity01:31
zygaBurgundavia: I trust distros and their keys01:31
Burgundaviabut that is not the wild internet01:32
zygaBurgundavia: if you ment downloading from random sources01:32
zygaBurgundavia: then I fully agree01:32
Kamionbut distributions with keys can produce signed repositories01:32
Burgundaviawindows style01:32
Burgundaviayes01:32
Kamionthere is currently no infrastructure for individual signed .debs01:32
mantien1Burgundavia: :-P01:32
Kamionso any .deb you download on its own is totally untrusted01:32
zygaKamion: anyone can sign anything and publish their keys01:33
KamionI know I've explained this to mantien1 before, but he doesn't seem to care about security01:33
mantien1Kamion: I care01:33
Burgundaviazyga: too much infrastructure not in place01:33
Kamionzyga: sure; but nothing knows how to process signatures on individual .debs, only on Release files01:33
zygaBurgundavia: yes, but it's possible (not automated but possible)01:33
BurgundaviaI understand your point mantien101:33
fabbionepitti: ?01:33
Burgundaviazyga: I didn't say it wouldn't be, just that is isn't01:33
pittifabbione: yeah?01:33
BurgundaviaKamion: I am glad someone agrees with me01:34
zygaI don't know about internal deb workings but I'm pretty sure it can be signed as soon as tools are patched to support that01:34
fabbionepitti: gibb0r m3 4 c0up73 0f C4N'5 numz...01:34
BurgundaviaKamion: I have been doing a lot of thinking about software and installing, security wise01:34
pittifabbione: I already gave you all my crack01:34
Kamionzyga: there were extensive discussions about this on debian-devel a couple of years ago; might want to go back and read the archives01:34
mantien1Kamion: problem with installing from .deb packages is not for me - it's for thousands simple desktop users01:34
fabbionepitti: gimme more :-)01:34
Burgundaviaand came to the conclusion that a lot of problems would be solved if users never downloaded off the internet01:34
Kamionmantien1: so create a repository for them to use01:34
Kamionmantien1: it will take about ten seconds01:35
pittifabbione: you must learn to take care of your playdolls and don't use them all up on the first day :)01:35
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fabbionepitti: ahahaha01:35
Kamionand you'll be able to sign it, and the problems will go away01:35
mantien1Kamion: some commercial software makers are providing .deb packages without repositories, look for example here http://www.skype.com/products/skype/linux/01:35
Burgundaviamantien1: that is their issue, not ours01:35
pittifabbione: since I didn't give you vulns today, will you not hate me today? *blink*01:35
Kamionmantien1: (a) what Burgundavia said, (b) if you have users to support who need skype, take a local copy of it and put it in a proper repository01:36
mantien1Kamion: I can't teach *all* commercial vendors, but I can make software more user-friendly01:36
Kamionmantien1: or encourage skype to create a repository01:36
Burgundaviamantien1: but at what expense?01:36
fabbionepitti: i always love you01:36
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pitti"Dobby loves you"01:37
Kamionmantien1: in the long run, encouraging people to use unsigned software is not user-friendly, even though it might look that way on the surface01:37
Micksacd01:37
Micksaack01:37
Kamionnot everything with a GUI is user-friendly :)01:37
zygaBurgundavia: signing alone does not provide security01:37
mantien1if someone wants to find 10 reasons why don't make theyr software user friendly, then he finds01:37
Burgundaviazyga: it helps01:37
Kamionzyga: it's a necessary condition, even if not a sufficient one01:37
zygaBurgundavia: you must be able to identify the signer and be sure you trust him/her01:37
Burgundaviamantien1: user friendly also includes secure01:37
zygaKamion: yes it is01:37
zygaKamion: but look at all those 'signed and safe' activex crap 01:38
Kamionzyga: sure01:38
Burgundaviaif you have no security, it doesn't matter how nice it is to use01:38
Kamionzyga: like I say, it's not a sufficient condition01:38
Burgundaviamalware will bring you to a screeching halt very quickly01:38
mantien1in any case I just want to make ubuntu more user-friendly, if ubuntu developers don't want this it's up to them 01:39
zygaBurgundavia: the only way to stop signed malware is to get trusted external programs signed by more than one group01:39
Burgundaviazyga: and to make users really think before installing anything01:39
Kamionmantien1: you are taking what people are telling you and reducing it to trivialities in an unfair way01:39
zygaBurgundavia: that is simply not possible01:39
Burgundaviazyga: and to make them think, provide a seperate program, not a webbrowser01:39
Burgundaviaso they get into the thinking that a webbrowser is for browsing, not for installing01:40
Kamionmantien1: other people are trying to think about user-friendliness in ways that go beyond "wrap GUI around command-line tool"01:40
zygaBurgundavia: people are not only afraid of computers, they are totally clueless01:40
zygaBurgundavia: hey there are such tools01:40
Burgundaviazyga: I have done windows helpdesking, so I have seen this a lot01:40
Burgundaviazyga: exactly01:40
zygaBurgundavia: fedora had this nice program (bound to .rpm by default)01:40
zygaBurgundavia: not only does it allow you to do a one click instaqll01:41
Burgundaviagdeb is part of the download stuff with the webbrowser chain01:41
zygaBurgundavia: it also tells you that it's not signed and such01:41
zygaBurgundavia: gdeb? 01:41
mantien1Kamion: if there are no other solution then "wrap GUI around command-line tool" is better solution than nothing01:41
Burgundaviagraphical installer for local debs01:41
zygaBurgundavia: but it's stand alone - right?01:41
Burgundaviayes01:41
Kamionmantien1: I disagree.01:41
Burgundaviabut the debs have to get to the computer somehow01:41
Kamionmantien1: I think that would do more harm than good.01:42
Burgundaviamantien1: I would disagree as well01:42
zygaBurgundavia: then give it a whitelist of keys, online update and nice big red exclamation mark telling that something is not secure01:42
Burgundaviazyga: users don't read error messages01:42
KamionI absolutely do not ever want to see "click on this .deb to automatically install it on your Ubuntu system" (oh, by the way, no security) on a web site01:42
zygaBurgundavia: then make them - see firefox XPI install window01:42
Burgundaviazyga: that is part of the issue01:42
Kamionzyga: we already have whitelist, online update, big red exclamation mark for repositories01:43
Burgundaviawe have trained users to ignore error messages01:43
Burgundaviaso we need to rethink01:43
zygaKamion: then you've done all you could01:44
Burgundaviazyga: that is not enough01:44
zygaKamion: unless you want to make 'dummy' accounts by default01:44
zygathat need assistance from professional personel to do anything 01:44
zygaKamion: but that eliminates 99% of average joes and their malware-crippled windos boxes01:44
Burgundaviawe can let users install their own stuff, but in the safe confines of something like gnome-app-install01:45
mantien1Kamion: I think we can find more productive subject to talk about01:45
zygaBurgundavia: safe confines - chroot app install with vm like vmware ;] 01:45
zygaBurgundavia: if this app screws something up - to hell with it01:45
zygabut that's a few years away...01:46
zygaok back to coding :-)01:46
Burgundaviahmm01:46
jdubAmaranth: around?01:47
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Amaranthjdub: Yeah.01:47
Amaranthjdub: What's up?01:48
jdub       Module: gnome-menus01:48
jdub      Version: 2.10.101:48
jdub        * Make user desktop entries override system ones (Mark)01:48
jdub:-)01:48
ograjdub, http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=30096201:49
ogra;)01:49
Amaranthjdub: lmao, i already hacked around it and got a bug fixed to make the hack around work with python-xdg01:49
AmaranthThis whole thing has been one brick wall to another.01:49
jdubogra: ;-)01:50
Amaranthjdub: Thanks though. ;)01:50
Amaranthwow, xscreensaver doens't look like ass anymore01:53
Amaranthi guess i never noticed. :P01:53
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Kamionwow, it worked01:57
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fabbioneKamion: EH?01:58
fabbionedoes that mean another full installer translation?01:58
fabbiones/translation/upload/01:58
Kamionno, it means importing iso-codes translations into choose-mirror :)01:58
fabbioneah ok01:59
Kamionbut there are quite a spectacular number of strings there01:59
Kamions/are/is/01:59
fabbionei can see :-)02:00
fabbioneYAY the i2o addition was perfect at the first shot02:05
Kamion-rw-r--r--  1 cjwatson cjwatson 449054 2005-03-23 13:04 debian/choose-mirror/DEBIAN/templates02:07
Kamionwow02:07
dholbachis the wiki back on track?02:08
elmodholbach: yes02:08
dholbachelmo: YOU! ROCK! :-)02:08
fabbioneKamion: eheheh02:08
fabbioneelmo: did you read the scrollback in here?02:08
elmofabbione: meh, just am02:11
elmothere's far too much in here for me02:11
fabbioneelmo: sure.. take your time02:11
elmofabbione: sparc.u.c is down ATM, in terms of updating, I need to relocate it02:11
fabbioneelmo: ok. Kamion was also mentioning the mirror on roockery02:12
elmoyes, same problem02:12
fabbioneah ok02:12
elmomirnyy's load problems were due in no small part to the 30min write-fests that are cron.daily pulses02:12
elmoso mirnyy's becoming a cdimage only mirror02:12
fabbionemake sense.. we all trust your judgement :-)02:13
fabbionei will work around it while you fix it02:13
fabbiones/fix/move02:13
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elmofabbione: confirm you want 2.6.11 killed?02:15
mjg59jdub: I've just been hit by the realisation that I could take in a trip to Cockfosters on my way to Sydney02:15
fabbioneelmo: yes.02:15
jdubmjg59: COCKFOSTERS!02:15
Kamionelmo: anywhere I could reasonably move the installer translation files generation in the meantime?02:15
KamionI suppose I could run it at home or something02:15
elmoKamion: I'm syncing rookery now02:16
fabbioneelmo: do you think it will possible to allow just one pulse to sync sparc.u.c and move it later? there are some packages that i upload that are not there and i need them as Build-Dep for other stuff 02:16
Kamionelmo: ah, ok, thanks02:16
elmohmm, no I'm not.  meh.  stupid rsync limits.  one sec.02:16
elmofabbione: ok02:16
fabbioneelmo02:16
fabbioneelmo: thanks!02:16
dholbachelmo: will you need the source package name for morgue-packages?02:17
elmodholbach: yes, pls02:17
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dholbachelmo: alright, thanks - will compile a HUGE list, to make sure, universe has no bugs and all lists are cleared, right?02:18
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elmoboggle?02:18
wasabielmo, get all my messages?02:19
elmowasabi: the java stuff?  probably, but i'm a bit flooded by msg backlog - any chance you could please mail me?  02:19
wasabisure02:19
wasabielmo@ubuntu.com?02:20
elmowasabi: james@ubuntu.com02:20
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elmomirnyy synced; rookery syncing02:23
fabbioneelmo: great thanks02:24
zygahmm02:25
zygasome portable byte swap functions you know of?02:25
zygabyteswap.h?02:25
fabbioneelmo: feel free to stop syncing sparc and move it whenever you want.. i increased the local archive to spool 10 days of packages and not be dependent on sparc.u.c02:25
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Kamionzyga: how about hton[sl] () and ntoh[sl] ()?02:26
pittizyga: htons(), ntohs() maybe?02:26
pitti:-)02:26
pittiamu: why can't kdepim use some stable libraries, but must insist on taking the bleeding edge unstable crack?02:27
dholbachseb128: i'll remove gcompris and nautilus-media from meta-gnome202:27
ograpitti, thats KDE (Keep Da Edge) ;)02:28
seb128dholbach: k02:28
pittielmo, amu: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KubuntuPackagesForMain02:28
elmoMartinPitt?: These ship multiple shared libraries in one deb which violates Debian packaging standards. 02:29
elmopitti: dude, that's BS02:29
elmoit "violates" junichi's crackful not-even-close-to-being-a-standard "packaging guide"02:29
pittielmo: doing this is not really the recommended way02:29
pittielmo: you get into hell if only one SONAME changes, but the others don't, etc.02:29
elmoI really don't see how02:30
elmoand no one's ever explained to me why it's hell02:30
pittielmo: if I have libfoo.so.2, this is packageed into libfoo202:30
pittia new API comes around, fine -> libfoo.so.3 -> libfoo302:30
pittibut if there is libbar.so.4, how do you name the package then?02:30
elmoit doesn't matter as long as you change it?02:31
pittiif you stuff them itno one package?02:31
elmothe name of the package is cosmetic02:31
pittielmo: no, it's important for dependencies02:31
elmono, it's cosmetic02:31
Kamionpitti: changing it is important for dependencies; the name itself isn't02:31
pittielmo: you have to upload the same libraries again in a new package02:31
elmoit doesn't matter if it's libfoo3 or libfoopkguidesucks302:31
elmopitti: so what?  in a lot of cases where people advocate splitting, any given program is going to be linked to both libraries anyway02:32
pittiso if libfoo1 ships {libfoo.so.1, libbar.so.2} and libfoo2 ships {libfoo.so.2, libbar.so2} you have a file conflict02:32
pitti^ BAM02:32
jbaileyAnyone have some spare cycles on an amd64 for a test glibc build?02:32
pittiso you have to increase the SONAME of libbar too02:32
elmojbailey: err, yeah, concordia02:32
pittiwhich is crack, because it didn't change02:32
elmopitti: replaces: the old one :P02:32
pittielmo: you also need a virtual package to not break existing dependencies02:33
elmoeh?02:33
elmono you don't02:33
pittithis gets so clumsy if it happens again...02:33
pittilibfoo2 has to provide libfoo1 for the libbar part02:33
elmosorry dude, but you're on crack, debian has shipped multiple libraries in a package since day zero.  and it WORKS.02:33
jbaileyelmo: Ah neat, didn't know about that one.  Doesn't seem to have my ssh key on it.02:34
pittiit works as long as all the libraries in it are changed at the same time02:34
elmoyou need to start from that premise, rather than pretending like it's so broken it could never possibly work02:34
elmo(hello, {g,}libc)02:34
elmojbailey: yeah, one sec, I need to add you to the porting_team group02:34
pittiwell, I just noted it, that doesn't mean that I say no to main inclusion02:34
elmopitti: again, no, not true02:34
jbaileyelmo: Thanks.  How do I arrange to install build-deps / is it possible to arrange a chroot for testing afterwards?02:35
pittielmo: if libc5 and libc6 shipped another library with the same soname, they would clash as well02:35
elmojbailey: ask for build-deps for build-deps, I can trash the hoary-clean chroot with whatever packages you produce if you want02:36
jbaileyelmo: Wonderful.  In the unlikely event that you choose to sleep sometime, is there someone else to ping for build-deps?02:36
pittilamont: ping02:37
elmojbailey: thom02:37
elmojbailey: both i386 and amd64 chroots have glibc's build-dep (and a huge bunch besides) installed tho02:37
elmojbailey: your accounts should work now02:37
jbaileyCool, thanks.02:37
elmoremember to 'linux32 dchroot' to get to the i386 one02:38
mjg59Gah!02:38
mjg59hwdb-client failed to send mail02:38
elmo(well 'linux32 dchroot -c hoary-i386'02:38
mjg59How's it meant to work?02:38
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ogramjg59, its not supposed to send mail ;)02:38
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mjg59ogra: Hm. It failed with Unable to connect to server02:39
ogramjg59, hopefully it dropped a file on your Desktop as it should, mail it to me ;)02:39
jbaileyelmo: Yup thanks.02:39
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zulhey02:39
jbaileyAh, linux32, nice.  This is my first time on an amd64 box.02:39
ogramjg59, there is no server to connect to yet :)02:39
mjg59ogra: Is it supposed to work?02:39
mjg59ogra: Ah! 02:39
elmoKamion: rookery's synced btw02:40
Amaranthseb128: Switched to PyXDG 0.9 instead of keeping 0.8 with the patch?02:40
Kamionelmo: thanks, updating translation bits nw02:40
ogramjg59, its supposed to work on release .... for now i'm only collecting the data by mail to get an overview about whats out there and what i have to regard on transfer02:40
Kamionnow02:40
jdubthom: around?02:40
thomjdub: yo02:40
mjg59ogra: Ok, cool. Sent.02:40
seb128Amaranth: any reason to not update ? The changelog is small02:41
ogramjg59, thanks :)02:41
dholbachi'm looking through    wiki/MorgueCandidates   - Mithrandir requested removal of phpbb2 - any opinions?02:41
Amaranthseb128: Nope, afaik it was just that patch. :P02:41
mjg59ogra: One minor issue with hwdb-client - I needed to move the mouse off the forward button and back onto it before I could click02:41
seb128Amaranth: according to the changelog that's not02:41
mjg59If I just left the mouse pointer in the same place, I couldn't repeatedly click forward02:41
Amaranthah02:41
ogramjg59, was it active before ?02:41
mjg59Also, some of the text was appearing on top of the line02:41
mjg59I clicked forward, it turned grey, the next page appeared, it became active again, I clicked, nothing happened, I moved the mouse up, I moved the mouse down, I clicked, it went forward02:42
ogramjg59, thats an rtf issue, i'll fix it with the next upload....the button thing is a gtk bug i dont know how to solve, gtk requires yu to move the mouse before ou can click a button if it was non active inbetween...02:43
mjg59Ok, cool02:43
mjg59Other than that, it's very nice!02:43
ograseb128, ^^^ any known way arund that ?02:43
ogramjg59, thanks :)02:43
mjg59thom: seb128: Thanks, I'm able to sleep with the sleep key now02:44
thommjg59: cool02:44
zygaKamion, pitti: htons ands stuff - thanks :)02:44
zygapitti: mo files from ppc are written in big endian or little endian?02:45
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jordiw02:49
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jbailey4 glibc compiles on the go, time for a walk.02:50
Kamionelmo: how often does rookery sync, normally? I'd like to generate collated translation files as often as is reasonable, since they're useful to Adi.02:51
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dholbachelmo: could you please morgu-ify: vdkxdb, chill, cursel, ipmenu, nautilus-media, update, kernel-patch-2.4.25-m68k, kernel-patch-2.4.26-m68k, glademm, torch-examples, libmrproject ?02:51
pittiamu: is it possible to get rid of the smartcard stuff (opensc/openct)?02:52
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pittiamu: or even better, drop these to a suggests: and use them if they are installed?02:52
dholbachand i'd like to morgu-ify  phpbb2  and  gcc3.2 (doko gave ok)  too, could anybody please help me with judging those?02:53
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seb128_ogra: no idea02:54
seb128_mjg59: np, thanks for the patches02:54
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ograseb128, i thought so :) thanks02:57
zygapitti: ping?02:58
pittizyga: pong02:58
zygapitti: www.suxx.pl/i18n/ppc-test.tar.gz02:59
zygapitti: could you please make && ./test some-mo-file.mo03:00
zygajust to make sure ;] 03:00
zygaI've never had to deal with endianess before03:00
zygaignore the warrning... i've cut stdio.h away by accident03:01
pittizyga: ~/ppc-test $ ./test gtk+.mo03:01
pittiBig endian03:01
zygagreat so no suprise here, thanks :)03:02
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seb128jdub: when is planned GNOME 2.10.1 ?03:06
jdubseb128: april 4th/6th03:07
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pittiseb128: will you upload the new crack at april 4?03:07
seb128pitti: that's the question03:07
jdubi was wearing my gnome hat when i scheduled that ;)03:07
pittiseb128: I need some hours to update the language packs03:07
seb128do I need to backport fixes03:07
seb128or am I allowed to package 2.10.1 :)03:08
jdubseb128: i think we need to choose our battles wisely for 2.10.1 uploads03:08
pittiseb128: if you just do this again, mdz will suffer another heart attack03:08
jdubwe can always update translations post-release03:08
seb128pitti: that went fine for warty03:08
jdubso let's not do package updates just for translations03:08
pittijdub: no, that's not what I meant03:08
pittijdub: but _if_ seb uploads new packages, then these will certainly carry new translations03:09
jdubpitti: yes03:09
jdubpitti: i'm just want to limit the damage03:09
pittijdub: and I'd like to build fresh base packages right before the release03:09
seb128jdub: how do we get translations updates if that's not from these uploads ?03:09
jdubseb128: import into rosetta, etc.03:09
seb128jdub: what damage ?03:09
seb128jdub: dude, that doesn't work03:09
pittijdub: sure, I in no way encourage to upload the new crack without looking at it :)03:09
jdubseb128: basically, we want to get away with uploading as little as possible03:10
seb128jdub: rosetta is not ready yet, we can't rely on it for hoary03:10
pittijdub, seb128: my scripts can emulate Rosetta almost perfectly now :)03:10
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seb128pitti: rosetta is not automatically update with upstream translations, is it ?03:11
pittiseb128: no, but langpack-o-matic will do soon *hehe*03:11
pittiseb128: I have to do this anyway now for the Xhosa crack03:11
jdubseb128: i suppose we should not be scared of new tarballs that only contain translations :)03:12
seb128speaking about xhosa, there is some po in the GNOME CVS now03:12
pittiseb128: yes, I know. I'm going to extract these right now03:12
seb128jdub: we should not be scared at point versions for GNOME modules :p03:12
pittiseb128: it's a bit difficult since they need to be mapped to translation domain names03:12
jdubseb128: "careful" more than "scared" ;)03:12
seb128jdub: epiphany has a fix in the CVS now, and I want it for hoary03:13
seb128should I start spending time tracking the CVS and backporting fixes ?03:13
seb128or wait for 4th april and upload 10.0.1 ?03:13
jdubGNOME 10!03:13
seb128ups, 2.10.103:13
jdubYAY!03:13
jdub;-)03:13
seb128Can I blog about the new GNOME 10 ? :p03:14
pittiUbuntu, the future distro03:14
jdubi'll leave it up to you, we just need to be very careful :)03:14
jdubman03:14
Treenakshey, if Sun can do it (Java 5!)...03:14
jdubso many people thought i was serious03:14
jdubi couldn't believe it03:14
seb128lol03:14
jdubnutballs03:14
seb128so mdz will track me down if I upload 30 modules in 2 days again for 2.10.1 ? :)03:16
pittiif he survives this shock, yes :)03:17
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zuland he will probably kill you :)03:17
pittiseb128: you might consider going to .au a bit earlier and hide in the outback03:17
seb128ah ah03:17
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pittiseb128: why is gconf in main when we have gconf2?03:24
pittior is gconf still used?03:24
seb128it is ?03:24
seb128that's an old GNOME 1 stuff03:24
pittiyes03:24
pittiseb128: I just wonder whether upstream's "gconf.po" belongs to gconf or gconf203:24
pittiI assume the latter03:24
seb128pitti: GConf2.pot in gconf203:27
pittiseb128: okay, thanks03:27
seb128np03:27
pittiseb128: now I have the translation domain, the Ubuntu source package, and the po file name and have to map them to each other03:28
pittiall three are different in some cases :-/03:28
amupitti: the only real needed is the agent03:29
seb128Amaranth: 03:29
seb128Version 2.10.103:29
seb128        * Make user desktop entries override system ones (Mark)03:29
seb128(gnome-menus)03:29
=== jdub mentioned that earlier ;-)
jdubAmaranth swore ;)03:30
seb128jdub: have you tried the menu editor ?03:31
jdubnup03:31
lamontpitti: ack03:31
pittilamont: PHP4 failed on ppc with a mysterious error (amd64 and i386 work fine)03:31
pittilamont: probably a give-back issue03:31
pittilamont: (warty-security)03:32
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lamontpitti: yeah -that's our ppc friend. given back03:33
pittithanks03:33
amupitti: no way to suggest them, ex. kdepim needs gpgsm at buildtime, if it's not there, it will be not supported by kontact03:33
lamontdaniels: you around?03:33
pittiamu: if you have the feeling that this can be supported for 18 months in any way, and we won't run into trouble with broken smart cards, then go ahead03:34
pittiamu: personally I don't think dropping smartcard support is particularly bad03:35
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amupitti: i suggest to haggai let's drop it one more time. If you can accept just the agent would be enough for now03:37
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pittiamu: yeah, thats fine for me03:40
amupitti: cool,thx03:41
danielslamont: trying not to be.  sup?03:41
lamontdaniels: nvidia-settings... you care about that?03:42
lamontbecause it's ftbfs on amd6403:42
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amudaniels: btw. is there a way to STOP services which run from /etc/X11/Xsession.d03:42
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danielslamont: bleh.  will check it out tomorrow, thanks.03:47
danielsamu: errr ... nope03:47
danielsamu: what in particular?03:47
danielsamu: most of the stuff you can configure to not start with /etc/X11/Xsession.options03:47
danielsamu: but nothing like invoke-rc.d03:48
danielsg'night folks03:48
lamontdaniels: will file a bug for you then...03:48
danielslamont: cheers03:49
amudaniels: gpg-agent, on a multiusersystem there's no glabal way to end their session03:49
lamontseb128: you aroudn?03:54
seb128yep03:58
seb128jdub: the new gnome-menus is bong03:59
seb128jdub: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=39135&action=view03:59
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zygapitti: ping04:07
pittizyga: I'm still here :)04:07
zygapitti: www.suxx.pl/i18n/ppc-test2.tar.gz04:07
zygastill tiny but this time it may find something usefull (eg number of strings)04:07
zygaIt'd be great if we could work on the same .mo though...04:08
zygamaybe I'll upload a some common reference?04:08
pittizyga: same mo:04:08
pitti~/ppc-test2 $ ./test ../ppc-test/gtk+.mo04:08
pittiBig endian04:08
pittiWe've got 106 strings04:08
pittizyga: sure, just stick a mo file into the tarball04:09
Kamionmdz: please merge colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/casper--netcfg--0 patch-1; extra netcfg question added while fixing #709804:09
zygamy gtk+.mo has 106 strings too, that means it's okay :)04:09
zygaok all I needed is here04:09
zygaback to putting it all together04:09
zygathanks a lot :)04:10
jbaileyelmo: ping?04:10
jbaileyActually, anyone here insane enough to try my amd64 glibc debs? =)04:11
jbaileyIt'd be nicer to get broader testing than I'll get with running shell commands in a chroot.04:11
zulheh..04:12
zygajbailey: compile or run?04:13
zuljbailey: you could try #ubuntu ;)04:13
jbaileyzyga: To run.  I've got them built.  It should be quite safe, I've got it running as my main glibc on my k7, and am about to do it on my ppc box.04:14
jbaileyzul: That's just cruel if there's a problem.04:14
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zygajbailey: toss the url, I'll play with them in free time04:14
zuljbailey: :)04:14
zygabtw as for ppc04:15
zygahow is g5 different from g4?04:15
zygaapart from 64bit stuff?04:15
jbaileyzyga: Thanks, I'll probably look for someone with a system sooner, or just do a chroot test.  I'd like to get these uploaded pretty quick.04:15
elmojbailey: ?04:15
jbaileyzyga: There's a pile of things that are optional in some chips, like altivec, sqrt instruction, etc that you can assume are in a g5.04:16
zygajbailey: so not all g4 have got vector stuff?04:16
jbaileyelmo: Can you toss libc6_*deb and locales_*deb from concordia:~jbailey/glibc into a chroot please?04:16
zygajbailey: If I were to buy ibook for example?04:16
jbaileyzyga: I'm not a PPC guru, so I really don't know more than what I've said.  Like I don't know what the guarnatees are between a g3 and a g4.04:17
jbaileyzyga: But I think that's right from when svenl has told me.04:17
jbaileyAnd Phython.04:17
zygaAFAIR g3 are really different things but I may be wrong04:17
elmojbailey: installed in clean chroot, stuff seems to still work04:18
jbaileyelmo: Thanks. =)04:18
jdubseb128: cripes, you're right - it's all french!04:20
lamontjdub: it's all part of the french plot for world domination04:21
zulpiquistes04:21
jbaileyZut!  Ils ont dcouvert l'ide!04:21
seb128jdub: ah ah04:21
lamontjbailey: lol04:22
jbaileylamont: Well, at least now I won't have to hide my thick qubecor accent when I talk English now ;)04:22
zuljbailey: heh04:22
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zygajbailey: qubec?04:26
jbaileyzyga: The primarily french speaker province in Canada to which I'm moving in a few months.04:26
jbaileys/speaker/speaking/04:26
jbaileyBah.04:26
adobbieyeah, it's french outside of Montreal04:26
zygajbailey: I studied french some time ago04:26
jbaileyadobbie: There's a reasonable amount of french w/in Montral too.04:27
zygajbailey: need to practice sometime04:27
adobbiejbailey: yes there is, just as there is in many places in N.B. and Ontario04:27
csjhi all, I want to customize the hoary liveCD and I `mount /mnt/extracted_fs /mnt/build -o loop` then chroot into remove many packages and now I got 563M = `du -sh build`, but why extracted_fs is 2G and I use create_compressed_fs to compress extracted_fs and I got 507M filesystem.cloop?04:27
csjisn't it should much smaller than 563M?04:28
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csjI mean I remove so many packages in chroot environment but no big effect in its size of  filesystem.cloop04:30
zygahmm04:33
zygaany gstreamer experts around?04:33
Kamionzyga: G5's more different from G4 than G4 is from G3, as far as I know - for example you can't run the same kernel on a G4 and a G504:36
thomjbailey: i can test amd64 libc04:38
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jbaileythom: I just hit the upload button. =)04:38
Keybukjbailey: how Linus-like of you04:39
thomrock'n'roll04:39
Keybuk"it boots?  it's 2.3, you're lucky it even built!"04:39
elmoKeybuk: dude, he's done far more testing than most people uploading glibc to ubuntu do04:39
jbaileyKeybuk: Nah, I actually tested graphics and sound on two arch's, chroot tests on two others.04:39
thomzyga: i have a dual g4 here which is more or less idle; if you need test cycles just ask04:40
jbaileyKeybuk: I tend to figure any glibc that can run mozilla and gnome is good enough. =)04:40
zygathom: not really cycles - feel of what's different and why :)04:40
elmothom: oh, so that's where the other buildd went?04:40
Keybukheh, that's like my old libtool test suite04:40
Keybuk"if it can build gnome and evolution, it passes"04:40
zygathom: too bad that apple wants big $$$ for their stuff04:40
thomelmo: rofl, that'd be a G5 ;-)04:40
zygathom: btw, DUAL g4?04:41
zygaI thought there were only dual g5's04:41
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Keybuk*IN MY MIND*04:41
thomzyga: sure; this a quicksilver dual 450 g404:41
zygathom: good to know04:42
jdubmmm, dual opteron04:42
zygajdub: I'll wait for dual core ;] 04:43
truluxhey adobbie 04:43
truluxpitti: hi04:43
adobbiehey04:43
thomzyga: i hope they do it right and have dual hypertransport per chip04:43
adobbieI'm sure they will04:44
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zygathom: I was thinking about amd04:44
adobbieeveryone wants dualcore Xeon with EMT64 and hyperthreading :)04:44
Mitariohi everyone04:44
truluxpitti: adobbie and me are talking on the overhead of having to maintaine separate gcc packages, after testing, and after the study of what modifications the SSP can introduce to the toolchain, we think that having it available but not enabled by default on compilation is the way to go04:44
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Keybukjdub: it will be mine, OH YES, it will be mine04:44
Mitariokoke, around?04:44
zygathom: Intel can go to hell with the temperature of their chips04:44
zygathom: my amd box is cooler than my own skin04:44
thomadobbie: ew; em64t is a waste of time compared to full fat opteron04:45
adobbiepitti: ie. you only execute the gcc modifications of you explicitly tell gcc to do so04:45
pittitrulux: well, not for Hoary :)04:45
zygathom: em64t is slower in 64bit mode, it pretty much suxx 04:45
adobbiethom: what is it lacking that AMD64 has?04:45
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truluxpitti: of course04:45
truluxpitti: Hoary+104:45
thomzyga: eh? so was I (talking about amd)04:45
pittiadobbie: a wrapper around the standard gcc is not possible somehow?04:45
zygaadobbie: speed, low power factor04:46
thomdecent memory controllers04:46
adobbiezyga: will be interesting to see benchmark comparisions04:46
zygaadobbie: go and google them out, there's plenty of them04:46
truluxpitti: yeah, we have C-based wrappers for ld and gcc, provide gcc-hardened and ld-hardened wrappers, but the way to go I think is related with right use of specs file (ie. profiles)04:46
zygaand all support what I've said unfortunatly04:47
truluxtseng: ping04:47
pittitrulux, adobbie: btw, you know that breezy (= hoary+1) will use gcc 4?04:47
zygapitti: really?04:47
zygapitti: gcc 4 is ready for prime time?04:47
pittithis was planned AFAIK04:47
pittidoko: ?04:47
seb128jbailey: around ?04:47
zyga(msg list traffic suggests otherwise AFAIK)04:47
adobbiepitti: when is breezy planned for release?04:47
pittiadobbie: october 200504:47
jbaileyseb128: Ayup04:47
seb128jbailey: could you join #gnome-hackers on irc.gnome.org ?04:48
truluxpitti: kein Probleme, I will work on it04:48
dholbachok... i'll be off - see you later04:49
adobbietrulux: I do believe pappy is already looking into gcc-4.004:49
pittitrulux: "kein Problem" btw :)04:49
truluxpitti: right, dman typos04:49
trulux:D04:49
adobbietrulux: I do not know however what Etoh plans to do.  afaik he's quite busy04:49
pittibrb04:49
truluxadobbie: yes, I need to look at him04:50
truluxadobbie: I talked to him when he was firslty planning to do it04:50
pittigotta go, cu later04:51
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adobbiegcc site doesn't have detailed branch status for 4.004:51
mjg59Argh.04:54
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truluxadobbie: I'm going to start it today04:56
truluxadobbie: jsut in need of toolchain messing04:57
truluxshit, typos... ;P04:57
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adobbietrulux: you plan to mess with 4.0?04:57
truluxadobbie: yes04:58
adobbieI'll warn you now that it's no simple task04:59
truluxadobbie: "co'ing" gcc-4_0-branch04:59
truluxNP04:59
adobbie3.3 to 3.4 was big so I imagine 4.0 is even bigger04:59
truluxit's04:59
trulux:)05:00
mjg59g-s-t unconditionally sends a command to set the modem volume. sl-modem then says ERROR. g-s-t waits 75 seconds and then tries to connect anyway, then succeeds.05:00
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mvomjg59: does sl-modem not support "atl"?05:03
jbaileyfabbione: ping?05:05
mdzmorning05:06
ogramorning mdz 05:06
mvomorning mdz05:06
mjg59Anyone have any idea how we can work around this?05:07
mdzmjg59: teach slmodem to just say OK?05:07
mdzis slmodem waiting 75 seconds because it doesn't recognize ERROR, or is it just being silly?05:08
mvomdz: I think g-s-t is silly :/05:08
mvoI remember a irc discussion with carolosg about a similar problem some time ago, this 75 timeout may be his workaround05:09
zulhey mdz05:10
jdubmvo: 75s? that's a *long* time ;)05:10
mdzzul: downloaded your module, will test after I catch up this morning05:11
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zulmdz: cool no problem05:11
Kamionmdz: what's your opinion on the last date when I could upload installer translation changes for hoary?05:11
Kamionmdz: the Xhosa team are working to quite a tight deadline05:11
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Kamionmdz: as far as I'm concerned any time up to two days before release is possible, but I wanted to check05:12
mdzKamion: fine by me05:12
mvojdub: *nod*05:12
Kamionmdz: ok; I'll try to get as much in before that time as possible05:12
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kokeMitario: I'm back05:18
mvohey Mitario :)05:20
kokeMitario: I'm looking to CVS now and you've uploaded update-notifier's translation into update-manager :)05:20
mdzKamion: casper merged05:20
mdzKamion: I assume this ought to be uploaded as well?05:22
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mjg59Can someone upload a single-line patch to sl-modem in multiverse?05:26
mvomjg59: yes, what url?05:27
mjg59mvo: Hang on05:27
Mithrandirmvo: can you test and give me feedback on the utf8-migration-tool?05:28
mvoMithrandir: yes, about the rename stuff? 05:28
Mithrandiryeah05:28
mjg59mvo: http://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/tmp/slmodem.diff05:28
Mithrandirand in general, if you care. ;)05:28
mvoMithrandir: sure :) will try it in a couple of minutes05:29
Mithrandirmvo: thanks05:29
seb128jdub: around ?05:30
jdubyo05:30
seb128about the new gnome-menus05:30
seb128comment from markmc05:30
seb128"(They are being pulled in because of the <KDELegacyDirs/> in the .menu file -05:30
seb128see the menu spec for more details of the whys and wherefors)"05:30
seb128(the dup internet category is a dup though)05:31
seb128ups05:31
seb128is a bug05:31
seb128jdub: do we want to update it ? if yep, do you know what the right way to kick the craps from /usr/share/applnk out of the menu ?05:31
jordiis there a known bug that would make array6 not install a kernel meta-package?05:32
mjg59seb128: Modemlights doesn't seem to work at all05:32
jdubseb128: we don't have to worry about KDELegacyDirs anymore05:33
Kamionmdz: yeah05:33
Kamionjordi: yeah05:33
seb128mjg59: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=795005:33
jdubseb128: we ought to be able to drop that05:33
Kamionjordi: fixed between array 6 and preview05:33
seb128jdub: k05:33
jordiKamion: alright05:33
jdubseb128: also, when you update, can you kill off the bad preferences items? :)05:33
mjg59seb128: Even allowing for that05:33
seb128mjg59: your bug is a dup of this one ?05:33
seb128mjg59: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=7761 too05:34
mjg59Gah. Yes, the first one I submitted was - please close it05:34
seb128k05:34
mjg59seb128: Hrm. Hang on. I've got latest gnome-applets installed, but it still wants the root password as far as I can tell05:34
seb128mvo: a client for you :p05:35
mjg59seb128: Ok, it looks like my password may work, but the applet still does nothing05:36
mvomjg59: I look into it later, I noticed that it still has issues (which means another perl debugging session *arg*)05:36
xuzohi05:36
mjg59mvo: Heh, thanks :)05:37
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xuzoi think that found a bug in hoary's instalation, any developer here :) ?05:37
mvomjg59: this applet is _so_ fragile05:37
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mjg59mvo: Argh!05:39
mjg59mvo: It does ifup ppp0 and gets Interface ppp0 already up05:39
mjg59mvo: So the issue seems to be that ifup ppp0 does nothing05:40
mjg59It starts a pppd that immediately hangs up05:40
mvomjg59: *autsch* 05:41
Kamionxuzo: it would be better to say what your problem is and see if anyone knows the answer, rather than waiting for somebody to respond first :)05:41
xuzoKamion, ok, but somethings people say you: use bugzilla better :)05:41
Kamionxuzo: that too05:41
mvomjg59: feel free to report a bug and assign it to me as a reminder :)05:41
xuzoKamion: but I not know which component is the correct05:42
xuzoaverything works ok on Hoary install05:42
Kamionxuzo: for installation bugs, use "debian-installer" as a default05:42
mjg59Gah05:42
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xuzobut on console (ttyX), keymap is not correct, I install Hoary using spanish settings, but on console keymap is US05:43
mjg59mvo: What's your address for bugzilla?05:43
Riddellelmo: is it possible to set up a baz archive (or other version control) for the kubuntu website which we could give people write access to?05:43
mvomjg59: michael.vogt@ubuntu.com05:43
Kamionxuzo: that was fixed recently I believe05:44
Kamionxuzo: try a daily build05:44
mdzjdub: cursors?05:44
xuzoKamion: ok, thanks05:44
mjg59mvo: Ok, done05:45
jdubmdz: u-a upload in an hour or so05:45
mvomjg59: thanks05:45
Mitariomvo, heya05:45
jdubmdz: with ace new stuff from cliff05:45
Mitariomvo, was there something you'd liked tested in u-m?05:46
mdzjdub: fantabulous05:46
mdzjdub: login screen and splash?05:46
jdubyeah05:46
mjg59mvo: Ok, I've got it down to pppd call ppp0 - that does nothing05:46
jdublogin screen is being a beeyatch though05:47
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mvomjg59: what do you get when you call it by hand? a error message about "the remote system is required to authenticate itself"?05:49
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mjg59mvo: ARGH. Got it.05:50
mjg59mvo: It's calling chat -v -f ppp005:51
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mjg59It should be chat -v -f /etc/chatscripts/ppp005:51
mvomjg59: cool, thanks05:51
mjg59mvo: So it's g-s-t miswriting /etc/ppp/peers/ppp005:52
mjg59Plus it not being resiliant enough - it should make sure ppp0 is down before trying to bring it up05:53
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Kamionlamont: dpkg-architecture(1)05:53
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mvomjg59: thanks!05:58
mdzjdub: where's that list we made in Mataro of each component which needs branding and which strategy we would use to implement the branding?06:01
jdubSomethingOrOtherBranding on the wiki06:01
mdzah, ManagingBrandingChanges06:01
jduboh, SomethingOrOtherBrandingSomething ;)06:02
ograjdub, seb128, koke has made a default icon for us for .desktop entrys without a icon 06:03
schweebjdub: so how'd that index w/ gsf# go?06:03
mdzjdub: what was the rationale for separating foo-branding and foo-artwork?  I don't remember06:03
jdubmdz: so you can switch artwork/branding independently06:04
ograjdub, seb128 to use it there should be a patch against gnome-panel or gnome-menus .... would you accept that one ? (and against which of them should the patch be if yes)06:05
jdubmdz: there was something else, too06:05
jdubogra: what's the icon?06:05
ograkoke ? ^^^06:05
kokejdub: http://amedias.org/img/menus_default_icon_patch_3.png06:05
ograjdub, quite similar to what vincent just mailed in reply to my meeting summary06:06
kokehttp://www.amedias.org/~koke/debian/hoary/gnome-panel_2.10.0-0ubuntu8.diff.gz06:06
ograhttp://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7649506:06
jdubkoke: ah, nicely generic but also not hideous ;-)06:06
ograyeah06:06
ograand much better then a empty entry06:07
kokejdub: heh, see the first try http://amedias.org/img/menus_default_icon_patch_1.png :)06:07
jdubkoke: heh, mushy ;)06:07
kokejdub: it's the libwnck's default_icon.png06:07
kokethe patch is just a proof of concept06:08
kokeI guess the icon should go into gnome-icon-theme06:08
kokeor someway into the stock set06:08
ograkoke, but i'm sure you can flesh out the patch ;)06:08
kokenow is placed at /usr/share/icons06:08
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mdzjdub: so that that fellow from bugzilla/wiki can use ubuntu-branding but crazymask-artwork?06:12
Burgundaviakoke: by default, all icons go to /usr/share/pixmaps06:12
jdubmdz: ha ha06:13
jdub:-)06:13
ograBurgundavia, depends...stock icons are in /usr/share/icons06:13
jdubBurgundavia: not icon theme icons06:13
Burgundaviaok06:13
BurgundaviaI stand corrected06:13
kokeogra: I'm an english blogger now!! :)06:15
kokehttp://koke.amedias.org/06:15
ograyeah06:15
kokeI really love the GNOMEish screenshot style :D06:16
ograjdub ^^^ next planet candidate ;)06:16
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jdubkoke: your gnome/ubuntu/self-portrait at the bottom left is rad ;)06:16
ograkoke, funny picture of you06:16
jdubkoke: you're an ubuntu member already, aren't you?06:17
jordikoke: lol06:17
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jordijdub: dude I am not!06:17
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kokejdub: yes06:17
jdubkoke: wanna be on planet ubuntu? :)06:17
ograkoke <- gnomerooster06:17
kokeI have to make a big note ***^W closes the window***06:17
jdubjordi: hurry up!06:17
koke:D06:17
kokejdub: that would be great :)06:17
ograjordi, !06:17
jordiogra: yeah dude06:18
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kokeogra: gnomerooster??06:18
ograkoke, yeah, it looks a bit like a rooster ;)06:19
koke:D06:19
ogra:)06:19
kokejordi: are you going to Madrid this weekend??06:19
jordikoke: nope. Are you coming to Norway this week? :P06:19
kokeogra: I have to do some style changes 06:20
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ograhehe06:20
kokejordi: too far for me, and I already have the tickets to Madrid06:20
jordifor the assembly?06:20
ograjdub, yeah, where is yours ?06:20
kokejordi: yep, the AVE is *very* expensive :)06:20
jdubmine is on there06:20
ograjdub, hmm, then i should talk to thom, seems ff supresses it....06:21
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jordikoke: no other way of getting there?06:21
thomogra: hrm?06:21
kokejordi: bus, but there was no tickets at the hour we wanted06:22
kokeand it's too slow :)06:22
ograthom, planet.ubuntu.com, i dont see jdubs hackergotchi ... was kidding with the ff stuff...06:22
thomah06:22
thomheh :-)06:22
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jordikoke: no other trains?06:23
kokenop, only a daily regional in the afternoon06:23
kokenow there's only aves and altarias at 44 or 36 with euro<2606:24
zenroxwhat do i need to fix when gnome take 15-20 mins to load a desktop06:24
zenroxthen when i start a program it segfaults06:24
zygamvo: ping?06:25
enricoHello.  Does someone know of internationalised Ubuntu Live CDs?  We would like to distribute some Ubuntu live CDs in Italy, but we'd need them preset to Italian, with OOo Italian spellchecking, thesaurus and so on.  Does someone like this already exist?06:27
kokeogra: jdub : the patch is at http://amedias.org/~koke/patches/gnome-panel_add-icon-to-items-without-one_1.diff if you want to look at it directly06:28
kokejust 2 lines :)06:28
kokebut it needs the icon06:28
zygais there a word  'maximal'?06:29
zygaor should it be 'maximum'06:29
luisenrico: there is a little bit of information on the wiki about customizing a liveCD, including language stuff06:29
luiszyga: there is such a word, but it is not in common usage06:29
zygaluis: tank you06:29
jdub*BOOM*06:30
zygas/ta/tha/06:30
ograjdub, ??06:30
luisenrico: but it doesn't include everything you want, I think, specifically defaulting the installer language to not-english06:30
luisenrico: if you find that part out, let me know and/or put it on the wiki, please :)06:30
jdubogra: that's what happens after "tank you"06:31
ograheh06:31
zygajdub: heh :)06:31
ograjdub, you play to much barrage....06:31
zygawhat happens afer s/ta/tha/ ;]  ?06:31
enricoluis: thanks!06:33
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dholbachbye mvo06:37
toresbewhat the hell06:39
toresbeUbuntu doesn't have  tuxracer?06:39
lamontFilename: pool/universe/t/tuxracer/tuxracer_0.61-6.4_i386.deb06:39
lamonttoresbe: it's there on warty and hoary06:40
toresbestrange06:41
toresbeoh shit06:41
toresbeI am an idiot06:41
toresbefeel free to verbally and physically abuse me06:42
ograherzi, how are the hula packages ?06:44
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herziogra: will build some new ones today06:44
toresbeehhehehehhehehehe be nihihahahahahahahaice06:44
herzithey shoudl fix any outstanding issues except the missing manpages06:45
enricotoresbe: :)06:45
ograherzi, yeah, great....i'll review them before weekend06:45
herziogra: no need to hurry or I won't have time to hack on my presentation application06:45
dholbachherzi: you know when hoary releases? there IS need to hurry :-)06:46
jdubelmo: planet sync please :)06:46
herzidholbach: i don't think so, as hula is universe stuff06:47
ograherzi, i'd love to have them in universe for release, even if they are experimental (tagged inteh version number indeed)06:47
ograherzi, universe freezes with the release, so time is short06:47
ogra(2 weeks)06:48
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robertjhow much of the behavior exhibited here --> http://www.music.uga.edu/wip/grumpyness/gripe_1.swf is ubuntu and how much of it is upstream?07:00
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cartmanlibc6-i686 package has problems?07:04
cartmanits no longer installable07:04
cartmanneither nscd07:04
fabbionejbailey: pong?07:04
cartmanboth says "Depends: libc6.1 (>= 2.3.2.ds1-20ubuntu12) but it is not installable"07:04
Kamion*6.1*?07:04
fabbionewhat arch?07:04
cartmani38607:05
fabbioneisn't ubuntu13 around?07:05
Kamionubuntu12 was just uploaded today07:05
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cartman6.1 is the weird part...07:05
Kamionyes, that's an ia64 thing07:05
Kamionjbailey: glibc fucked, dude :)07:06
cartmanheh07:06
cartmanI bet my machine won't work if I reboot :P07:06
ogracartman, dont reboot then 07:07
KamionI imagine libc6 refused to upgrade; you should be ok07:07
cartmanogra: /me prays for electricity not goes off07:07
cartmanKamion: libc6-i686 and nscd did07:07
cartmanrest went well actually07:07
ogracartman, you got a ia64 without UPS ?07:07
cartmanogra: I have an i386 machine07:07
cartmanP307:07
ograah, sorry misread07:08
cartmannp guess arches got mixed07:08
Burgundaviait is the latest update07:08
Kamioncartman: remove libc6-i686 for the moment07:08
BurgundaviaI just tested that and then updated07:08
cartmanKamion: yup I did but I need it as it has NPTL07:08
BurgundaviaI see that libc686 was going to be removed from my system07:09
cartmanBurgundavia: yep same07:09
schweebOther07:09
Burgundaviait worked until about 9am PST this morning07:09
schweebwoops07:09
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LeeJunFanopenoffice seems broken on amd64 now. :(07:12
nasdaq7hi does anyone know how to open .wdp files?07:12
nasdaq7.wpd07:12
cartmannasdaq7: get openoffice07:13
nasdaq7ok07:13
cartmannasdaq7: and try #ubuntu next time07:13
nasdaq7thanx07:13
nasdaq7i just did cartman07:13
nasdaq7sorry07:13
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Kamion-Pre-Depends: libc6 (= ${Source-Version})07:16
Kamion+Pre-Depends: libc6.1 (= ${Source-Version})07:16
Kamion Description: GNU C Library: Shared libraries [i686 optimized] 07:16
Kamionstuff like that might break :) something in glibc's build process has done this to debian/control in the past, IIRC07:16
cartmansame problem in nscd too07:16
Kamionindeed, it's all visible in the source diff07:17
mdzseb128: we still seem to be receiving many bug reports about missing icons for removable media07:27
mdzseb128: do you have an idea about what is wrong?  is pitti looking at it?07:28
seb128mdz: pitti has fixed 2 crashers in gnome-vfs-daemon causing this07:28
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seb128mdz: be sure they have the current version07:28
seb128for hal and gnome-vfs-daemon07:29
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seb128mdz: have we got some new bug about that today ?07:32
mdzseb128: I saw some yesterday or the day before07:32
mdzI have not reached my bugs folder yet today :-/07:32
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Kamionhmm, jbailey doesn't seem to be around; I guess I'll start fixing glibc here07:34
mdzjbailey: PING07:34
seb128mdz: hum, right, https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=7641 has been reopened, pitti is working on it.07:34
mdzI thought the version skew breakage was fixed long ago in Debian07:35
mdzI remember it bit us for security updates07:35
mdzthom: so we hope the new firefox addresses/avoids the filechooser problems?07:38
zygacould somebody take a look at update-manager?07:38
mdzI wasn't able to reproduce them in the first place07:38
zyga(current cvs)07:38
mdzzyga: mvo would be the person to talk to07:39
zygamdz: I know, he's not avail right now07:39
zygaIt's something really simple07:39
zygabut I'm not familiar with autotools07:39
zygaone .in file doesn't build07:39
Kamionmdz: I don't see anything in the stable-security changelog about it07:39
zygait is listed in configure.in 07:40
zygabut unlike many others in the same directory, it doesn't build07:40
zygaanyway07:40
zygaif someone is free I'd be gratefull07:40
Kamionmdz: also it's all been debhelperised since then07:41
mdzthom: please oh please include bug numbers in the powernowd changelog07:41
dredgmako: fantastic example of fingers operating independantly of brain... "carefully dropped the password into the envelope" :)07:43
mdzthom: I have had to endure bugzilla's search page to find the p4-clockmod bug references several times07:44
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makodredg: i've already fixed it 07:45
dredgmako: ah, reading through liferea07:46
makodredg: yeah.. give it a cycle to catch up.. my gf already made fun of me for it :)07:46
dredgmako: i only find it amusing because i do it a lot :) more than once i've tried typing passport and ended up with passwd07:46
_d4vidhi all07:48
Kamionjbailey: how about making debian/control a double-colon rule with no prereqs (the way cdbs does it)?07:52
Kamionhm, no07:53
Kamionmight just add a FORCE prerequisite07:53
mdzKamion: do we set the 'splash' boot parameter on server installs?07:55
Kamionmdz: yes07:56
Kamionwe probably shouldn't07:56
mdzprobably not, I agree07:57
Riddellmdz: fancy holding a kubuntu meeting?08:04
jdubtseng: around?08:04
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bluefoxicytcl/tk is unstable08:19
bluefoxicyapps randomly freeze after prolonged use; they worked for weeks/months nonstop on gentoo.08:20
Seveashello08:25
Seveaswhat's up with libc6?08:26
Seveasapt-get -s dist-upgrade wants to remove libc6-i686 and install libc608:26
Seveaslooks weird to me...08:26
Seveasany devels who can shed a light?08:26
Seveasespecially since this also removes ubuntu-base08:26
Kamionwe're working on it08:27
Seveasok, thanks08:27
Seveasany ETA?08:27
Kamionwell more accurately I'm working on it since jbailey seems not to be around08:27
Kamionnot as yet08:27
Kamionit's test-building08:28
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xuzobye08:55
zygaKamion: does this libc revert gettext patch that broke it several days ago?08:59
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Kamionzyga: the version I'm building has precisely one change which has nothing to do with gettext09:03
Kamionzyga: there were fixes for your problem in -20ubuntu12, I believe09:03
zygaKamion: I see, thanks09:03
svenlKamion: cd booting should work.09:04
Kamionsvenl: new OF?09:04
svenlKamion: but it seems as if the iso code can't follow symlinks, which sucks bigtime for the ubuntu CD.09:04
svenlKamion: yep.09:04
Kamionfantastic09:04
Kamionwhat symlinks are relevant?09:05
svenlwell, i just got it working.09:05
svenl/etc/yaboot.conf :)09:05
KamionI'll just copy that instead09:05
zygaKamion: That's current version in hoary (-20ubuntu12)09:05
Kamionzyga: right09:05
svenlbut i guess i can just fix iso symlinks not sure, i know nothing baout09:05
Kamionsvenl: next daily CD will have a copy rather than a symlink09:06
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Kamionsvenl: thanks for fixing that, it'll make a big difference09:06
svenlKamion: yep.09:06
KamionI'll try to get some Pegasos documentation into the next d-i upload09:07
svenlKamion: can you kick of a netinst build with it i can try ...09:07
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svenlwait, no, i will fake it.09:07
Kamionsvenl: don't have netinsts ...09:07
Kamionimplementing those is kind of on the to-do list somewhere, but isn't a single night's work :)09:07
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Kamionsvenl: I've kicked a new daily CD build, ETA about an hour09:08
Kamionreally gone for dinner now09:08
svenlok,ping me the url when i am ready, and i will give it a try.09:08
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zygaKamion: dinner, what's your timezone?09:10
jbaileyKamion, mdz: Here now.09:13
jbaileyKamion: What happened?  I tested with -686 and with some LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.1 tests to make sure that both libc's were working.09:14
svenlKamion: ARG.09:14
svenlKamion: it tells me Can only load kernels with one program header :/09:15
schweebjdub: poke09:16
jdubschweeb: in mtg atm, back soon09:16
schweebalright09:17
fabbioneschweeb: hey.. i solved the xen problem09:18
fabbioneschweeb: it was a python2.4/2.3 issue09:18
schweebcool, what was the issue?09:18
fabbioneit doesn't run on 2.409:18
schweeboh really?09:18
fabbioneyeps09:18
fabbioneit was enough to install a few 2.3 packages 09:19
schweebguess I'll have to modify my packages then, cause I was making them against 2.4 (albeit not testing them yet)09:19
fabbioneand change the default /usr/bin/python symlink09:19
fabbioneschweeb: well see if you can get xend to start09:19
fabbioneperhaps my system isn't really state of the art09:19
schweebwell, can't start xend unless you're in a xen kernel09:19
fabbione(it's one of my test and destroy boxes)09:20
schweebit needs the proc control interface09:20
fabbioneschweeb: yes i know.. i mean once you get the kernel, you can check xend09:20
schweebyea09:20
schweebprobably should be reported upstream09:20
fabbioneyes09:23
fabbionebut i have no contact with upstream tho09:23
jbaileyKamion: .PHONY is the usual place to put that sort of magic.09:25
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jbaileyLemme see if it works with files in subdirectories.09:25
schweebfabbione: xen-devel@lists.sourceforge.net09:25
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jbaileyKamion: Yeah it seems to.  So .PHONY is a better choice than an empty :: rule, incase some of the prereq's do actually need to get built.09:29
Burgundaviajdub: ping09:35
jdubBurgundavia: in mtg atm09:35
Burgundaviajdub: np09:36
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thommdz: *which* filechooser problem? there are two - there's a crasher when you create new directories, which is a GTK bug, and there's the not fucking downloading anything, which i've fixed09:44
mvozyga: update-manager?09:45
mdzthom: not-fucking-downloading anything09:48
mdzI couldn't reproduce either of them, fwiw09:48
thomthe not downloading one i nailed down last night and fixed this morning09:49
thomi can reproduce the crasher occasionally but only in french09:50
seb128thom: I see you coming dude09:51
thom(seriously, in en_GB i can't crash it, in fr_FR i can)09:52
zygadoes anyone around have access to all .mo files _locally_ ?09:55
zygaI'd rather avoid getting all langpack-xx packages 09:55
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thomseb128: just tried it again to confirm09:56
zygaI need to run small script09:56
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thomseb128: epiphany does exactly the same09:58
seb128what do you do ?09:58
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zyga for domain in /usr/share/locale-langpack/*/LC_MESSAGES/*.mo; do gettext -d `basename $domain .mo` "" | grep 'Plural-Forms'; done | sort -u10:00
zygaif anyone can, please send results to zyga@www.suxx.pl10:01
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thomseb128: open epiphany, right click, "save as", "parcourir pour d'atures dossiers", "creer un dossier", type something, ephy gets SIGABRT10:01
seb128works fine10:02
thommaybe you should try it in english *g*10:03
seb128ah ah10:03
seb128where is the fileselector when you do that ?10:03
thomseriously, i can't do it with my normal account, just my french test account10:03
thomhow do you meant?10:03
seb128and seriously I'm in fr_FR.UTF-8 and it doesn't crash10:03
seb128do you have ~/Documents as the default fileselector folder ?10:03
seb128when you click on "parcourir pour d'autres dossiers"10:04
seb128it picks the previous choice ?10:04
seb128~/Documents ?10:04
seb128$HOME ?10:04
thom$HOME10:04
seb128and it crashes every time ?10:05
thomyep10:05
seb128doesn't crash :/10:05
seb128neither in firefox or epiphany10:05
thomi really dunno what causes it, then10:06
thomseb128: you have a totally blank test account (or could you make one) to try it on?10:07
seb128lemme try in a gdmflexiserver 10:07
seb128doesn't crash, grumpf10:09
Kamionjbailey: yeah, I went through the mental process of "::? no. depend on FORCE? no. .PHONY: yes" earlier and forgot to mention the last bit; I ran a test build and it succeeded10:09
seb128thom: what theme are you using ?10:10
seb128thom: I don't think that's it but who knows ...10:10
thomseb128: absolute total default hoary, so clearlooks10:10
Kamionjbailey: diff is just:10:10
Kamion--- glibc-2.3.2.ds1/debian/rules.d/control.mk10:10
Kamion+++ glibc-2.3.2.ds1/debian/rules.d/control.mk10:10
Kamion@@ -33,0 +34,2 @@10:10
Kamion+10:10
Kamion+.PHONY: debian/control10:10
Kamionjbailey: shall I upload that?10:10
thomseb128: are you testing on amd64 or x86?10:11
seb128x8610:11
thomhrm10:11
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thom(i'm on amd64)10:12
Kamionzyga: I'm in England, so UTC10:12
jbaileyKamion: Yeah, that looks right.  I'm surprised this didn't eat me on the tests, though.  I carted aroudn the .dsc and .diff and unpacked on the various systems.10:12
Kamionjbailey: less loaded test systems than the buildds, maybe?10:13
thomseb128: works fine on x86 with a brand new user10:13
seb128grumpf10:13
seb128I don't like that10:13
Kamionjbailey: debian/control is in the diff earlier than debian/control.in/*, so it could certainly end up with a lower timestamp10:13
jbaileyEvil.10:14
thomseb128: no, i can't say i'm keen10:14
Kamionok, uploading10:14
jbaileyI know that ia64 would occasionally fail on Debian buildd's with this type of problem, and we never figured out why.  It used to be fun to just blame lamont.10:14
Kamionhaha10:14
Kamionjbailey: I left debian/control in the source package the way it was (libc6.1, I assume you built the source package on ia64); should give it more chance to break if it's still dodgy, so that we can fix it permanently10:15
jbaileyCool, and yup I did build on ia64.10:16
Kamionsvenl: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/, or similar rsync address, updated10:18
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Kamionsvenl: (i386 is broken, but powerpc should be fine10:18
Kamion)10:18
thommdz: so, firefox 1.0.210:21
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thommdz: basically, i have to either backport 2 thirds of it, or upload it10:22
mdzKamion: i386 broken?10:22
Kamionmdz: glibc10:22
mdzoh, that's i386-only?10:22
thom(i'm not thrilled by either option)10:22
mdzthom: security fixes?10:22
thommdz: yes10:22
Kamionmdz: it was a race10:23
mdzthat excuse won't hold out forever; firefox has new vulnerabilities in every release10:23
mdzsomeday we have to stabilize10:23
mrothdidnt they release a security 1.0.2 for thunderbird too?10:23
thomi know; i promise 1.0.2 will be the last upstream version i upload to hoary, if i can10:23
thommroth: yes10:23
mdzthom: can you have it uploaded tonight?10:23
mroththom: ugh10:23
thommdz: tomorrow morning latest; i'll try and do tonight10:23
mdz7 days testing and fixing >> 6 days10:23
thomnod10:24
mjg59Oh argh NO.10:24
mrothwere the security holes even serious this time?10:24
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mrothlast time it was just the IDN thing10:24
thommroth: last time had rather more than just that; and 1.0.2 firefox has at least 5 serious problems fixed10:25
mroththom: ouch10:25
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mrothhow about the thunderbird changes?10:25
jdubschweeb: yo?10:26
mrothyuck, 6 security fixes in TB1.0.210:26
schweebjdub: used pbuilder, and found 2 missing build-deps on that gsf-sharp package10:26
schweebjdub: and is that actually going in universe or not?10:26
jdubschweeb: i'd like to put a gsf-sharp package in10:27
Burgundaviajdub: you wait ./ -- http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/03/23/1820243&from=rss10:27
lamontjbailey: oh, I knew exactly why it failed, and indicated why10:28
lamontit's a b0rken package10:28
mrothBurgundavia: the Bruce Perens reply to that thread is pretty funny10:28
Burgundaviamroth: it is10:28
Burgundaviamroth: "it will be checked into debian"10:29
schweebjdub: alright, well I'm lookin into tryin to be motu... should I consult an MOTU about this package, or you want to?  I know metallikop personally and he's MOTU now10:29
lamontjbailey: and the fix was always taht some debian developer would just upload their home-built binaries instead of fixing the source pacakage.10:29
Kamionlamont: with any luck that's it fixed a bit more permanently now10:29
thomoh dear "I think there's a natural synergy here with Bruce Perens being an "industry insider" and Shuttleworth having deep pockets.10:29
thomI too have a natural synergy with people who have deep pockets."10:30
jdubschweeb: yes, please do -> i'm happy to vouch for your fast learning on it ;)10:30
schweebjdub: alright, awesome10:30
dholbachschweeb: is it a NEW package?10:30
schweebdholbach: yep10:30
lamontKamion: woot10:30
dholbachschweeb: wiki/MOTUNewPackagePolicy then... sorry for being anal, but if it's cool, you'll surely find 3 people to review it10:31
schweebdholbach: yea, I asked a while ago in -motu actually, no one was paying attention ;)10:31
jdubschweeb: you can put me as a reviewer :)10:31
dholbachschweeb: must be the end-of-release-cycle hectic :-)10:32
schweebyep10:32
jbaileylamont: Well, we usually tried to build all of the binaries on our local machines anyway so that we knew what we uploaded would work.10:32
dholbachjdub: yeah ... wiki/MOTUNewPackages - a bit of work on top :-)10:32
schweebdholbach: well, it was while lamont was spewing all that package status stuff10:32
dholbachjdub: hula-server for example10:32
jbaileylamont: I Don't think I ever heard about the bug, but any upload I did would've included ia64 in the merged changes.10:32
lamontI know I filed it in the bts at least once10:33
lamontand it was closed with something along the lines of "it's uploaded now, closing."10:34
lamontIIRC10:34
mjg59What's the best way for me to add extra applets to the default login?10:36
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ograjdub, any comment on kokes patch ? 10:37
jdubogra: no, up to seb10:39
ograjdub, but the idea of a default icon instead of no icon is ok with you ?10:39
ogra(as our desktop team lead)10:40
kokeit seems I arrive at a good time :)10:40
ograkoke, i waited until youre back ;)10:41
seb128have you read the upstream bug ?10:41
ograseb128, only the part vincent sent as reply in u-d@10:42
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jdubogra: yes, totally (wiki koke's nice icon)10:43
ograjdub, great10:43
seb128bah I don't like the idea :p10:44
seb128(you'll learn to be carreful when jdub totally agrees with something :p)10:44
ograseb128, i understand you, but itsunlikely that we will have any additional icons in place for hoary10:45
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bluefoxicyping, is dosfsck known to be broken, or vfat?10:47
ograseb128, so the choice it to have no icon or a default icon for 6 months, i vote for default here, i agree with the lazy developers aspect.... but currently my focus is on the user...10:47
bluefoxicybecause I just crossposted to lkml and ubuntu-devel about it being unsafe to write to vfat filesystems10:47
Kamionbluefoxicy: there's a bug on dosfstools about breakage certainly10:47
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ogranight Kamion 10:47
jbaileyg'n Colin.10:47
bluefoxicyKamion:  oh damn.10:47
seb128ogra: apparently you didn't get the joke :/10:47
jdubheh10:48
ograseb128, all work and no play makes ogra a dull boy :-P10:48
jdubseb128: a german man getting a french man's joke? ah ha ha ha!10:48
seb128:)10:48
seb128rohhh10:49
ograjdub, ah, come on... 10:49
ograkoke, so dod you manage the rest with seb128 ?10:54
ogra-d10:54
seb128patches are welcome10:54
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zyga for domain in /usr/share/locale-langpack/*/LC_MESSAGES/*.mo; do gettext -d `basename $domain .mo` "" | grep 'Plural-Forms'; done | sort -u10:55
zygaif anyone can, please send results to zyga@www.suxx.pl10:55
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schweebjdub: well, I threw it on MOTUNewPackages, guess you're supposed to add any comments on my pkg there and say you reviewed it10:56
kokeseb128: http://www.amedias.org/~koke/debian/hoary/gnome-panel_2.10.0-0ubuntu8.diff.gz10:57
jduboh man10:57
jdubi have to use the wiki to give you love?10:57
schweebI guess10:57
schweebdholbach's bein kinda anal right now10:57
schweebheh10:57
seb128koke: please open a bugzilla bug with only the diff for this change10:58
kokeseb128: you mean debdiff *ubuntu7.dsc *ubuntu8.dsc ??10:58
ograjdub, yeah, blame dholbach ;)10:58
seb128koke: I mean a diff to put in debian/patches10:59
seb128koke: or a diff between current revision and your version10:59
kokeseb128: the patch is here http://amedias.org/~koke/patches/gnome-panel_add-icon-to-items-without-one_1.diff11:00
kokebut you also need the icon11:00
koke<seb128> koke: or a diff between current revision and your version <-- I guess this equivs to debdiff11:00
seb128yep11:01
kokeseb128: http://amedias.org/~koke/patches/gnome-panel_add-icon-to-items-without-one_ubuntu.diff <-- is this what you want??11:03
seb128koke: exactly, thanks11:04
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ograjdub, read seths recent blog entry ? 11:19
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kokeseb128: should I file the bug anyway??11:21
seb128koke: I'll handle that now11:22
kokeok :)11:22
seb128thanks11:22
thomjdub: 8103 probably fixed11:24
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zygaanyone with ppc around?11:27
jbaileyzyga: <--11:29
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ograthom, yeah11:30
seb128thom: let me know how that works :)11:30
zygajbailey: www.suxx.pl/i18n/new-libintl/tests/ppc-test3.tar.gz11:30
zygajbailey: please run and msg the results11:31
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jbaileyzyga: Umm..  There's source code in that, right?11:31
zygajbailey: of course :)11:31
zygas/ //11:31
thomyeah, as soon as new firefox finishes building11:32
lamontmdz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/Lists/hoary-test.report.i38611:32
lamontet al.11:32
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lamontseb128: you around?11:37
seb128yep11:38
infinitykamont : Did the retry of php4 on PPC go okay?11:39
infinitys/kamont/lamont/11:39
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lamontno failure log yet...:-)11:41
lamontthat is, I think it did11:41
infinityMmkay.11:42
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ogra(mind driven)11:43
lamontKamion: how often is hoary_outdate.txt updated?11:43
kokeAccepted gnome-panel 2.10.0-0ubuntu8 (source) <-- seb128 great :)11:46
seb128looks nice with an icon :)11:46
ograyay11:46
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sPoofhi11:53
thomber, seth didn't actually link to the trivial patch you need11:54
thomsuck11:54
sPoofI am Jonas Smedegaard, Debian maintainer of MoinMoin.11:54
tsengello, Jonas11:55
sPoofI have prepared a package of 3.4 - requested by Mark Shuttleworth.11:55
tsengcoolness11:55
sPoofhow to pass that on to Ubuntu?11:56
tsengwell since mark is the SABDFL i guess he wants one of his cronies to fast track it11:56
thomsPoof: you should speak to mdz11:56
tsengbut youll have to talk to him.. it would normally be a MOTU matter11:56
sPoofI was told you needed it by 23rd - which is about now.11:57
sPoof...and Mark hasn't responded to my emails last couple of days.11:57
dholbachsPoof: drop into #ubuntu-motu :-)11:57
sPoofJane Silber told me yesterday to go here for technical questions11:58
sabdflsPoof: i'm on holiday :-)11:58
sPoofI should get in touch with Kamion or Colin Watson...11:58
sPoofOh - sabdfl is Mark? :-)11:59
infinitysPoof : Yes.11:59
infinityAnd Kamion is Colin... So, "Kamion or Colin" sounds a bit odd. :)11:59
sPoofsorry - last time I used IRC was two years ago... :-P12:00
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mjg59mdz: http://seclists.org/lists/linux-kernel/2005/Mar/6078.html is a fix for PCI interrupts on some VIA-based systems12:00

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