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blahrusin beep-media-player in hoary amd64 was mp3 support taken out.12:30
crimsunabsolutely not.12:31
crimsunwhy?12:31
blahruscrashes everytime I try to play one.12:31
crimsunblahrus: let's take this to #ubuntu12:32
blahrusalright not a problem, just wanted to check here first12:32
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netdurin case you don't know, very interesting "My first 48 hours enduring Ubuntu 5.04" to read http://mpt.net.nz12:38
mdzhehe12:38
netdurthanks for Ubuntu12:38
ograyeah12:38
mdzthe blogging community agrees that the most interesting difference between Ubuntu and FC3 is the default theme12:38
dilingeryuck12:41
dilingerClicking once in the address field does not do what people want 99 percent of the time, which is selecting the address so it can be replaced by typing a new one.12:41
dilinger(firefox)12:41
tsengmdz: or a hugely noticable speed increase12:41
dilingeri despise that behavior12:41
tsengmdz: or a lack of poor branding12:41
tsengfc3 is a bit painful12:42
mkdeomg12:42
mdzdilinger: you can turn on that damage if you want it12:42
mkdegotta love tiger woods12:42
tsenghow is tiger woods on topic?12:42
mkdec'mon man12:42
mkdesorry to have taken up your bandwidth12:43
azeemfirefox still has native UI and not GNOMEish icons and stuff, right?12:43
azeemor did I miss installing a package?12:44
ogranope12:44
ograits the native theme12:44
tsengI suggest installing the industrial firefox theme anyway12:44
tsengits much nicer.12:44
spaceywhat happend with the gnome firefox theme, i liked it :p12:45
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azeemI wonder why he just picked on the Home icon and not flamed for inconsistent UI12:46
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eruinthe deafault gnome icons have nothing to do in an app like firefox12:51
eruinminus an a12:51
azeeman app like firefox has nothing to do in a default gnome desktop, rather :P12:52
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netdurmozilla developers confurmed to me, that mozilla suite (seamonkey next) will uses icons theme as any other gtk/gnome app, moving to gtk+, actually mozilla 1.8 already uses native gtk+ 2.6 file dialogs... sadly mozilla suite die, still better than firefox01:06
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robertjnetdur: why do you say that?01:10
robertjI'm just a bit sad that Composer development has been limited to Nvu01:11
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netdurrobertj, friefox still freeze few seconds here01:12
blahrusmdz: that did fix the bug issue of 869601:13
mdzblahrus: thanks, please mark it as a duplicate then01:14
blahrusmdz: done01:15
mdzthanks01:16
blahruscrimsun: you around? sorry I was jumping off and on01:17
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netdurer... sorry to ask!!! is there any plan to do ubunu with bsd kernel!?01:27
tsengnope.01:29
tsengfeel free to start one.01:30
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robtaylornetdur: there are some projects to do debian with a bsd kernel. you might want to check those out01:32
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mkdeare the security repositories working or not yet?01:33
netdurLOL, I feel that would a clear message to you-know-who "killing linux doesn't kill open source" ;)01:33
eruinand feed the bsd rox, linux sux-trolls01:39
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robertjoh happy day02:04
robertjLinksys has added QOS to my Wireless Router02:04
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zulhey..02:44
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zenwhen:/ it seems sometime between RC and final Bistream Vera Sans started looking like crap.03:07
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mdzI find that highly unlikely03:12
dredgzenwhen: more likely your fontconfig settings changed03:15
danielsfontconfig didn't change between rc and final03:16
dredgright, but the per-user settings might03:16
jsgotangcohello03:17
kentSorry if this is OT. Im thinking of reporting a bug/enhancement to Gnome bugzilla about the trashcan in Nautilus. Bugzilla in gnome lets me specify not only version but target. Whats "target"? Version is 2.10.x, but I cant figure out what target to choose :(03:18
kentsorry, i think its my fault. I was on the wrong page ;(03:18
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shayaanyone here running beagle?03:24
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toresbeWhy has the standard PDF reader changed from gpdf to xpdf?03:44
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melodiebye all :)03:48
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thomtoresbe: it's always been xpdf04:24
toresbethom: yeah, but it was scheduled to change in Hoary04:25
thomtoresbe: only if gpdf started to not suck, which wasn't the case04:26
toresbeah, I see..04:26
toresbeThe site said they expected it to stop sucking, but... it didn't... *sigh*04:27
mdzthom: now, we'll probably go to evince instead04:27
mdzthat's what seb128 recommends04:27
mdzit combines ggv and xpdf with a GNOMEish UI, which sounds nice.  I haven't tried it yet04:27
jdubyes, i find it highly unlikely that evince won't be doable for breezy04:27
danielsevince is very nice indeed04:28
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BurgundaviaI will second that04:28
jdubit will most likely be included in 2.1204:28
thommdz: indeed04:28
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thomevince is awesome04:28
toresbewow, you guys make it sound so cool04:28
toresbe*tries*04:28
toresbeneat04:29
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toresbeand fast, too!04:29
toresbeshit, that's fast04:29
Burgundaviajdub, you aren't a DD, are you?04:29
maswanjdub for DPL! ;)04:29
jdubBurgundavia: no04:30
Burgundaviajdub, didn't think so04:31
toresbewhat was branden's view on platforms?04:31
mdzjdub: it is so not funny04:32
infinityjdub : You'll get yours.  Somehow. :)04:35
shayaevince needs continious mode04:35
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jdubshaya: coming, i believe04:36
sladenshaya: file it and get it in, your've got 6 months ;-)04:36
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jsgotangcoevince is nice04:42
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Nigelenkiwhat the fuck keeps breaking me with damned bad dns settings05:02
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Nigelenkithere.  Bite that bitch.05:03
fabbionemorning05:03
jdubNigelenki: keep it nice here, please05:03
Nigelenkijdub:  I'm slightly annoyed.  I changed dhclient.conf or whatever to not ask for nameserver info, but every 2 hours I get my resolv.conf pointing at 192.168.0.1 which doesn't have a dns server on it.05:05
jdubNigelenki: that's fine - but keep it nice here, please05:07
nullaresnataHello, I was trying to use the utf8migration tool, but it gives me an error at the end, when it comes to rename the files in utf8.05:14
nullaresnataAnyone has an idea about this?05:14
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nullaresnataThe output error is:05:14
nullaresnataTraceback (most recent call last):05:14
nullaresnata  File "/usr/bin/utf8migrationtool", line 92, in change_setup05:14
nullaresnata    os.rename(oldfile, newfile)05:14
nullaresnataOSError: [Errno 2]  No such file or directory05:14
mdznullaresnata: please file it in bugzilla (if it isn't there already)05:15
nullaresnataOk.05:16
nullaresnataI do not know how to do it.05:17
jsgotangcojust create an account in bugzilla05:17
nullaresnataHave to install bugzilla?05:17
jsgotangcohttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/05:17
PizbitNo, they never said that.05:18
jsgotangcoits an online ticket/response tool for bugs, etc.05:18
mdzit is necessary to create an account in order to file bugs, yes05:18
nullaresnataOk... found this, mdz. http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/BugzillaHowto/view?searchterm=bugzilla05:19
nullaresnataWhy oh why do I do not RTFM???05:19
nullaresnatalol05:19
jsgotangco*grin*05:20
jsgotangcoits alright we learn from mistakes05:20
ajmitchafternoon all05:33
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nullaresnataHello again.05:39
nullaresnataI found 2 bugs there for the same mistake.05:39
nullaresnataOne of them has a patch.05:39
nullaresnataHow do I use it?05:39
nullaresnatahttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=772305:40
nullaresnataThink I got it right.05:45
nullaresnataThanks anyway.05:45
nullaresnata:)05:45
nullaresnataYes, I got it right ;)05:47
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dholbachhey05:52
ajmitchhi dholbach :)05:54
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hondjeHi. I think I might have found some borkage in Nautilus.  Where is the Ubuntu bug-tracking thing?06:07
crimsunbugzilla.ubuntu.com06:07
dholbachbugzilla.ubuntu com    aaaaand     https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/distros/ubuntu/+bugs06:07
hondjegreat, thanks :-)06:08
hondjeI don't see this bug, but I'm convinced it's nautilus06:15
hondjeWould #ubuntu be a more appropriate forum to get someone to test it?06:15
mptHmmm06:19
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danielsmpt: so, are the tables not entirely javascript now?06:19
danielsmpt: the inability to open bug links in tabs renders it almost entirely useless to me06:20
danielsmpt: (on a typical morning with bugzilla, i'll look at my bug list and open ten or more bugs in new tabs)06:20
mptI think someone else fixed that06:20
mptlessee06:20
mptdaniels: Yes, that's fixed06:22
mptIt should be fixed on launchpad.ubuntu.com sometime today06:22
danielsawesome06:23
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maswandaniels: I see you are no longer the most southern map inhabitant?06:24
danielsmaswan: bugger.  bloody kiwis. ;)06:26
danielsheh!  'quannum'. :)06:26
ajmitchsorry daniels :)06:26
maswanI'm on top of the world!06:29
maswan;)06:29
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wombleOK, what's going to have caused the version of a package in hoary to be months old compared to the version in Debian sarge?07:22
schweebwomble: no one requested a sync?07:24
schweebwhat package are you talking about?07:24
wombleschweeb: IRM.07:25
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wombleThe version that's in hoary universe is crustirifically old.  There's been 3 uploads since the one that's in hoary, dating from January.07:26
dholbachwe'll have it in breezy07:26
wombledholbach: I'm more interested in knowing why it didn't get updated in hoary.07:27
dholbachwomble: i can't tell you when the last BIG SYNC was07:27
dholbachthe big-syncs had to stop at some point to make the overall situation settle down07:29
wombledholbach: So in order to make sure that I don't get asked for support on horrendously out-of-date versions of stuff I maintain for debian, I need to poke someone in Ubuntu every time I make an upload in Debian?07:29
schweebotherwise the MOTUs would have to work their butts off to stabilize universe :)07:29
dholbachwomble: in the last weeks before release, yes, if nobody else complains about an out-of-date version07:30
schweebwomble: it's helpful, yes07:30
wombleWe're talking about code from January.  Over two months ago.07:30
thomwomble: which is when we froze, yes07:31
wombleNow, I know you've carried some traditions over from Debian, but I thought glacial freezes weren't one of them.  <grin>07:31
schweebgotta freeze sometime man07:31
maswantwo months seems resonable, even a bit on the short side for a freeze07:31
schweebotherwise you end up having to fix all of your bugs AFTER release07:31
dholbachwomble: if you have a better plan by the hand, start a discussion on ubuntu-devel@07:31
schweebneed some level of QA07:31
wombleSo can I request my packages don't get synced and just get removed instead?07:32
Lathiatthere is the MOTU team07:32
schweebno?07:32
dholbachi wonder if it's reasonable to remove a package in that case07:32
Lathiatyou can overee pakages (specific packages) getting in after the syncs07:33
schweebhave there been major security holes in it or something?07:33
thomwomble: if you're really that concerned about 2 month old code, i suspect you're going to be crying for some time after debian releases *shrug*07:33
schweebI mean, when sarge releases (if it ever does) there will be a version freeze too...07:33
wombleschweeb: Yes.  As well as a lot of major improvements to the functionality of the code and it's packaging.07:34
Amaranthschweeb: fix all your bugs after release? that sounds so microsoft ;)07:34
wombleYep, but I can handle that because I track Debian development.07:34
womblethom: I wouldn't be worried about it if I knew what was going on.07:34
HiddenWolfIn dutch we have a saying for this kind of discussion. "a thunderstorm in a glass of water"07:34
schweebAmaranth: I wasn't advocating that07:34
thomHiddenWolf: "a storm in a teacup" is the english :-)07:35
Amaranthschweeb: I know, I was trying to be funny. :)07:35
schweebheh07:35
HiddenWolfthom, fair enough07:35
thomwomble: there will  be stuff in the future that allows us to interact better with debian maintainers; but it ain't there yet07:36
HiddenWolfwomble: it's easy, this is open source software. No-one is getting paid to do what he doesn't like. Importing packages after a freeze is quite high on the don't like list. If you want it to happen, you'll have to make the effort, or find someone to do it for you.07:36
womblethom: So, in the meantime, I should just prepare a form letter to send to everyone who asks me why IRM on Ubuntu sucks balls?07:37
wombleHiddenWolf: Yes, but I've still got my name on it, and I still get all the flack for why it's screwing up.07:37
HiddenWolfwomble, in that case, feel free to blame ubuntu, and tell people that for fast, accurate and utterly cool cutting-edge software, they should really really use debian.07:37
thomwomble: so just say you don't support the ubuntu packages and direct them to us07:38
ajHiddenWolf: be nice07:38
wombleHiddenWolf: Cute.07:38
thomwomble: alternatively, don't suck packages that suck balls? ;P07:38
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Lathiataj: coming to LCA?07:39
ajyah07:39
Lathiatcool07:39
thomaj: so that's you and matthew to buy commiseratory drinks for; or possibly all of debian07:39
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ajthom: gus should be there too07:40
HiddenWolfI wonder why anyone would review FC3 over Ubuntu. :/07:41
wombleIs there something, somewhere that describes how random packages end up in Ubuntu from Debian?  Where they're sourced from, what the freeze dates are, criteria, requesting resyncing, that sort of thing?  If I'm going to do this, I'd at least like to do it properly.07:42
schweebwomble: not "random" packages07:42
schweebwe pretty much mirror debian completely07:42
thomaj: ah, good point07:42
Lathiatwomble: If you like, you could become part of the MOTU team and ensure your packages are up to date in ubuntu.07:42
schweebwomble: IRM is in "universe" the more "unsupported" branch... the Masters Of The Universe are in charge of Universe07:43
wombleIs there documentation or not?07:43
schweebnot really, at the moment07:44
schweebbut, join #ubuntu-motu to confer with the MOTUs any time you feel like07:44
schweebwomble: there usually is a schedule laid out of freeze dates and such, but there was just a release, so I don't think a new schedule has been laid out07:45
schweebwomble: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki has a lot of info07:46
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wombleschweeb: That's like saying "http://www.google.com/ has a lot of info" -- true, but unhelpful.07:49
spivwomble: as far as dates of freezes go, see https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HoaryReleaseSchedule.  I expect there will be a similiar page for Breezy shortly.l07:50
schweebwomble: I expect you can read the base topics and click links yourself *shrug*07:50
schweebspiv: I suspect not until after UDU07:51
wombleschweeb: One I clicked was termed "Ubuntu Code of Conduct"07:52
schweeband?07:53
jdubwomble: http://www.ubuntu.com/wiki/HoaryReleaseSchedule07:54
jdubwomble: UVF is when syncing from sid is stopped07:54
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jdubwomble: after that it's done for bugfixes only (in main) and requested/tested updates for universe07:55
womblejdub: So you're syncing direct from sid?  Does any of the MOTUs actually check that what's in Universe is reasonable after that date?07:57
dholbachwomble: there are lots of areas that haven't been covered by documentation yet, http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUToSync is the place where we note down syncs that are to be made07:57
dholbachwomble: our team is still growing, so we mostly rely on information from users/developers07:58
dholbachwomble: a team of 10-20 people cannot perfectly handle 12.000 packages07:59
ajoh, MOTU = Masters of the universe?!07:59
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dholbachaj: yes :-)07:59
schweebaj: yes!07:59
jdubwhee -> http://150.203.164.99:8800/07:59
aji'd been wondering for days, maybe weeks07:59
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wombledholbach: Unlike Debian, though (which basically presents using testing as a fair accompli), Ubuntu releases often enough that there will be insufficient test coverage of Universe to pick up all the problems in Universe.07:59
schweebmore jdub tv!08:00
wombleBefore release, at least08:00
dholbachwomble: i can only hope our team will grow and we will form subteams which are aware of upstream/debian package changes08:00
schweebor maybe not08:00
schweebjdub: what is this?08:00
jdubschweeb: room of hackers ;)08:01
jdubi'm behind the camera atm08:01
jdubstream testing for lca08:01
schweebahhh08:01
schweebwho is on cam?08:01
wombledholbach: I don't think it can be done with the number of people you've got, either, but I don't think that saying "oh well" and letting it all hang out is the optimum point.  You'd be better off not syncing all of Debian, in that case (or at least not Sid, which might stop a few of the problems)08:02
jdubschweeb: kfish and ozone08:02
spivjdub: Awesome, it made xine segfault.08:03
schweebwomble: the point of the freeze is to hopefully find problems in universe and stabilize them08:03
wombleschweeb: Which depends on having a large enough pool of testers with sufficient motivation to withstand the breakages of pre-release software08:03
schweebwhile still providing a huge number of packages for people08:03
dholbachwomble: as i said, i hope we grow soon, but before that we will have to take all the snide of people saying "you can't handle it"08:04
wombleDebian provides that with a stable release that is so old as to be somewhat unusable, but Ubuntu releases frequently enough that many people will stick with the releases08:04
dholbachjdub: could you wave into the camera for us?08:05
wombledholbach: It's not a snide comment, it's something you yourself admitted.08:05
zenroxnice but08:05
zenroxbutt08:05
dholbachwomble: i said all i could say about it :-/08:05
schweebwomble: I still haven't heard of an actual major problem with the package in question, other than the fact that it's a few revisions behind the Debian one08:05
schweebis there a major bug in it?08:05
wombleschweeb: It's broken.  Badly.08:06
schweebor is it just old?08:06
zenroxhi hand08:06
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zenroxjdub,  whats with the green line08:07
schweebwomble: okay, elaborate on broken. and do you know the cause of the brokenness?08:08
dholbachwomble: i believe the overall situation will improve08:08
dholbacha lot08:08
dholbach:-)08:08
schweebbasically, we're learning from our mistakes right now08:08
schweeband refining proper procedures08:09
wombleschweeb: Doesn't install on Hoary, doesn't uninstall on Hoary, probably has a pile of security bugs large enough to drive a truck through, bunch of usability and stability bugs.  Etc.08:09
schweebdholbach: something I've wondered, do the buildds test for install problems with packages?08:10
schweebor does anything08:10
dholbachschweeb: we had a list with the output of    apt-cache -i unmet     around08:11
dholbachbut that doesnt cover all08:11
schweebah08:11
dholbachUniverseUnmetDeps08:11
schweebdholbach: do we currently have any scripts in place to track ubuntu versions vs debian versions?08:12
kentwomble, what is the package in question? I just connected to irc.08:13
schweebkent: irm08:13
dholbachschweeb: not really08:13
womblekent: irm08:13
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schweebdholbach: perhaps I'll work on some... maybe with breezy I could generate a daily/weekly changelog or something08:14
ajmitchschweeb: not too hard since there's a changes list for unstable08:15
schweebyea08:15
dholbachor some nice script using python-apt08:16
schweebI was thinking more of comparing the versions in Packages.gz, but the emails might work too08:16
dholbachshouldnt be too hard either08:16
dholbachi used python-apt for the apt-get.org thing08:17
ajmitchor use the existing merge tools that ubuntu uses08:17
schweebI'll be using perl if anything :)08:17
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jdubwhee -> http://150.203.164.99:8800/08:40
dholbachi'm off, bye08:41
womblejdub: You know, you strain your neck doing that.08:44
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pittiHi folks08:50
mike_douglasare there going to be theora streams at "Ubuntu Down Under" for those that cannot make it?08:52
jdubmike_douglas: no08:55
=== Treenaks watches Ubuntu TV?
Treenaksah09:02
Treenaksit's jdub TV with a twist!09:02
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Lathiatjdub: what are we watching?09:03
Lathiatnow im watching jdub :) haha09:03
=== Treenaks sees jdub's pants..
Lathiatthats an unusual siting09:04
AmaranthURL?09:04
Treenaks08:40 < jdub> whee -> http://150.203.164.99:8800/09:04
Lathiattoo many powerbook09:05
Lathiats09:05
Amaranthyay, neat bug :)09:05
Amaranthi switched here then back to totem and the gui is totally blank and so is the video window09:06
Lathiati recognise those people09:06
TreenaksLathiat: you do?09:06
Lathiatyeh from lca0409:06
Lathiatim not goign to guess but because i probably have it wrong :)09:07
Amaranthi'm assuming he is using flumotion09:07
Lathiatyeh09:07
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TreenaksAmaranth: knowing jdub: yes.09:07
Amaranthtalking on the phone :)09:07
Lathiatthink i know what theyre doing too 09:07
Lathiatheh09:07
Lathiati need to get a webcam that works in linux so i can play with this stuff09:08
Amaranthjdub: quit arguing with sabdfl and do something funny ;)09:08
TreenaksLathiat: why a webcam if you can use a TV tuner card? :)09:09
mike_douglasLathiat: http://zc0302.sourceforge.net/zc0302.php?page=cams <- there are some09:09
LathiatTreenaks: laptop09:09
Lathiatand no camera to go into tv turen card09:09
TreenaksLathiat: laptops with built-in tuners exist09:09
Lathiatbut mine doesn't have one :)09:09
Treenaks[ok, who can read lips?] 09:09
LathiatOn the other hand, when it works and you are capturing your Firewire camera09:09
Lathiaton one machine, encoding to Theora on a second (with an overlay, of course),09:09
Lathiatencoding the audio to Vorbis on a third, muxing to Ogg on a fourth, and then09:09
Lathiatstreaming both audio and video from a fifth, audio only from a sixth,09:09
Lathiatvideo only from a seventh, and capturing all three streams to disk from09:09
Lathiatan eigth, you feel very good about yourself.09:09
danielsjdub: where the hell are you?09:09
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LathiatAnd you also have too many computers.09:10
Treenaksdaniels: he's on the phone09:10
Treenaks(if this stream is live)09:10
Lathiatdaniels: he appears to be somewhere with lca04 people organising lca05 streaming, at a guess, no idea where that is :)09:10
danielsoh, right.  now it all clicks.09:10
Treenaksdaniels: http://150.203.164.99:8800/09:11
Lathiatand the two people looked vaugely like aj and silvia but i have absolutely no idea the videos a bit hard to make out09:11
thomLathiat: k and silvia09:11
Lathiatk?09:11
danielsTreenaks: yeah, I was watching the stream, just trying to work out where he was09:11
danielsLathiat: conrad parker09:11
thomLathiat: conrad parker09:11
Lathiatoh right09:11
danielsthom: jinx!09:11
Lathiatthe hat put me off :)09:11
Lathiatplus theres no sound :)09:12
Treenaksthere's some weird musicish thing09:12
Lathiatoh i cant here that09:12
Lathiatweird09:12
Lathiatoh my internal speaker volume is off09:12
Lathiatthere we go09:12
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Amaranthheh09:14
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Treenakshm, if UDU will have stuff like this... :)09:16
Treenaks(too bad the timezone diff is hell)09:17
Lathiathmm flumation-admin crashes for me :(09:17
LathiatTreenaks: nah UDU wont09:17
TreenaksLathiat: :(09:17
Lathiatapparently linux.conf.au will09:17
Amaranthhaha09:19
Amaranthdon't flip me off09:20
Lathiati keep missing screencaps of all these funny images09:20
Lathiati need to setup a gst pipeline to save the stream :)09:20
Lathiatthat was far too easy09:21
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Lathiatgstreamer rocks09:21
maswanheh. bandwidth usage seems to be going up again. you guys rock with your releases! :)09:21
Lathiathaha09:21
Lathiatwhats the url for the ftp data 09:22
=== Amaranth took the toolbars out of vlc and put them on another desktop
Amaranththen made the vlc window always on top09:22
LathiatAmaranth: use totem...09:22
Amaranthso i miss nothing :)09:22
AmaranthLathiat: It froze.09:22
Lathiatthen just hide controls and set on top09:22
Lathiator09:22
maswanhttp://www.acc.umu.se/technical/statistics/ftp/monitordata/index.html.en09:22
maswanplus this for the i386 install and live cds:09:23
maswanhttp://farbror.acc.umu.se/stats/monitordata/index.shtml09:23
Lathiathaha fark09:23
Lathiati can see we're goign to keep you busy :)09:24
Amaranthdid he just kill the stream?09:24
Lathiatyeh09:24
Amaranthdang09:24
desrtLathiat; wake up!09:24
Lathiatdesrt: what?09:24
Amaranthoh well, back to system of a down09:24
desrtnothing :)09:24
Lathiatdesrt: :P09:25
desrtAmaranth; they're trying to build a prison.09:25
Amaranthdesrt: Nah, nothing that old.09:25
Amaranthdesrt: dancing in the desert blowing up the sunshine09:25
desrtboring.09:26
Lathiatgotta love PNG09:26
Lathiati took a screencap09:26
Amaranthdo you know what song it is?09:26
Lathiatover a 16K/s stream09:26
Lathiatand the image is 140K :)09:26
desrtbyob09:26
Amaranth:)09:26
Amaranthdamnit :/09:26
Amaranthi left my pepsi caps 100mi away09:26
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=== Amaranth already figured out what songs to get with 20 of those caps
pittidaniels: here?09:29
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fabbionehey pitti09:31
pittiHi fabbione, could you finally sleep again? :-)09:32
Lathiatman09:32
Lathiatthe intel speedstep driver sucks09:32
Lathiatkeeps getting stuck on 600mhz or 2ghz when scaling is off09:32
fabbionepitti: no :(09:32
desrthey.  it's that gamin guy09:33
pittiKamion: here?09:34
Lathiathmm it takes a good 14 seconds to show up /usr/bin in the gnome file selector09:35
desrtya.  that's particularly annoying when you're trying to convince firefox to not suck09:37
Lathiatyeh09:37
Lathiatthats exactly the use case :)09:37
Lathiati wish it woudl show evince up09:37
desrti'm about ready to be driven back to ephy09:37
desrtit's *so* much nicer in terms of integration09:38
desrteverything *everything* works properly09:38
desrtit just doesn't have all the features09:38
Lathiati used to use ephy 09:38
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desrtuh.  wtf09:39
Lathiatheh i just did the same ting :P09:39
Lathiatdesrt: apt-get install epiphany-browser09:39
desrtlame.09:39
Lathiatyeh09:39
Lathiatepiphany has been around longer09:39
Lathiatthe funny thing is09:39
Lathiatthe epiphany package09:39
Lathiatinstalls the epiphany-game binary09:39
Lathiatand the epiphany-browser package09:39
Lathiatinstalls the epiphany binary09:39
Lathiat:)09:39
desrtis there a way to tell apt to remove dependancies from stuff i just removed?09:39
Lathiatdesrt: you could look at deborphan09:39
Lathiatbut not rally09:39
Lathiat*reall09:39
Lathiaty09:39
Lathiateww default epiphany install is broken09:40
Lathiatdoesnt shwo up the addres and statusbar09:40
desrtugh09:40
Lathiats09:40
desrthow bad?09:40
desrtoh.  that's so fixable09:40
Lathiatyeh09:40
Lathiatjust wrong09:40
Lathiati need to get the industrial firefox theme or the buttons and stuff09:41
desrtman.  running ephy fills me with a desire to switch back to bluecurve09:41
Lathiatdesrt: whys that?09:41
desrtbluecurve has the best stock icons09:41
Lathiatoh ok09:41
desrtone thing i don't understand about web browsers is why they have like 12 different 'font' menus09:42
desrtwestern/eastern/unicode/whatever09:42
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desrtoh yes.  a non-broken downloader.09:44
Lathiat i must try it09:45
Lathiatfirefoxes cant reven resume downlodas its stupid09:45
desrthot.  find toolbar extension for ephy09:46
danielspitti: hey dude.  should I SSH into chinstrap?09:47
Lathiatdear god, its so cool09:47
Lathiatim sold :)09:47
pittidaniels: :-)09:47
desrtsmart bookmarks09:47
pittidaniels: usn-linux.txt waits for a thorough pair of eyes 09:47
desrtwow.  all it really needs now is half-decent gestures09:47
Lathiati dont use gestures anyway09:47
desrti do.. constantly09:48
thompitti: dude, are you likely to look at hal 0.5 in the next few days? or shall i port what we have already and start testing?09:48
desrtit's infuriating to try to live without them09:48
danielspitti: only few -> very few09:48
pittithom: in fact I wanted to upload it ASAP09:49
daniels(or 'only a few')09:49
pittithom: however, we need dbus 0.30 before --> daniels?09:49
danielspitti: does it need dbus 0.3x?09:49
danielsyeah, i'll do that tonight09:49
pitticool09:49
danielspitti: the rest of usn-linux.txt is fine09:49
pittidaniels: corrected, thanks09:49
thompitti: ok, great09:50
thomi was just about to prod daniel about dbus ;-)09:50
pittithom: however, new hal/dbus will break some gnome stuff, but I have a pointer to patches, and gnome 2.11 will convert anyway09:51
thomgnome-power and NM shortly after hal goes in, then :-)09:51
pittican we upload into breezy now?09:51
thompitti: yep09:51
pitticool09:51
thompitti: (that was about gnome) dunno bout breezy09:51
danielsthom: i was too busy working on /usr/X11R6 -> /usr and modularisation09:52
pittiah09:52
pitti-changes is sooo empty :-P09:52
thomdaniels: seems fair09:52
Lathiatepiphany loads faster too09:53
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thompitti: nod09:55
pittibtw, wouldn't it make more sense to rename hoary-changes to ubuntu-changes?09:55
pittijdub: ^09:55
pittijdub: or is there a breezy-changes list now?09:56
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thomi think per-distro feeds makes more sense, and yes there is breezy-changes and you should be subbed already09:56
Amaranthooh, debian mono 1.1 packages09:56
pittibut neither warty-changes nor hoary-changes will see any mails any more now??09:56
=== Amaranth hopes these go into breezy quickly :)
crimsunAmaranth: they work well so far.09:57
thompitti: arguably, hoary-updates/security should send mail there, IMO09:57
pittihmm, yeah09:57
bob2I'd like to nominate update-apt as the funniest package in ubuntu10:01
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bob2and give it some sort of special icon in synaptic10:01
mantien1Hi all10:01
desrtupdate-apt sounds vaguely useful10:02
thomso i'm automatically typing apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade every few hours by reflex10:02
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desrtmy friend could use that.  he's on dialup.10:02
thombon jour seb10:02
seb128lu thom :)10:02
Lathiatthom: i do the same thing heh10:03
bob2desrt: it's an entire package for 3-line shellscript10:03
desrtfair enough10:03
bob2desrt: the Packages entry is longer than the entire package contents10:03
Lathiathaha10:03
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desrtwow.  the ubuntu-spatial-is-broken bug refuses to die10:04
Lathiatto be honest10:04
desrthoary is released already10:04
Lathiati kinda like it now.10:04
Lathiatrrequ10:04
Lathiatires less thinking10:04
desrti still despise it :)10:04
Lathiati despise it on principal10:04
Lathiatbut practically its kinda good...10:04
desrtmaybe you should be using browser mode, then10:05
Lathiatreasoning being, i have to think less about when i want to keep a window open10:05
Lathiatand for some reason, its easier for me to think about that10:05
Lathiatthan to constantly middle click stuff i don't want10:05
Lathiatand when i want to open a new window without closing behind, i think about it10:05
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desrti rarely middle click10:05
desrtmetacity arranges the focus of the windows in a nice stack10:06
Lathiatproblem is, i end up with 30 open nautilus windows far too often10:06
desrtso i can whack ^W a few times to go back to higher levels10:06
desrtit's nice10:06
Lathiatthe only reason being because i was navigating around files10:06
Lathiatdesrt: also, assumedly10:06
Lathiatthey are stil whinging on the bug10:06
Lathiatin the hopes its reverted in breezy10:06
desrtya.  that's true, i guess10:07
desrtalthough, the whole time my argument was to delay until breezy10:07
Lathiatmm browser mode10:07
desrtsince at least by then it might half-way work properly10:07
Lathiatlocation bar is usefull10:07
Lathiatfor getting into hidden folders and stuff10:07
Lathiatthe places menu on nautilus windows needs sto be fixed10:07
desrtafter they figure out all the weird corner cases and actually have time to fix them10:07
Lathiatto be the same as the one on the desktop10:07
Lathiats/desktop/panel10:08
desrthmm10:09
desrtthe file browser is a lot less offensive than i remember10:09
desrtthe tree is sort of extremely useful10:09
jdubpitti: there's breezy-changes now10:09
jdubhey so10:09
jdubhttp://150.203.164.99:8810/10:09
jdubhttp://150.203.164.99:8820/10:09
pittijdub: okay, thanks. Are we already sub'ed?10:09
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seb128hey jdub/pitti10:10
jdubpitti: yeah10:10
jdubyo seb128 10:10
pittiHi seb128 10:10
seb128breezy open for uploads ?10:10
jdub^ two angles ;)10:10
jdubseb128: don't think so10:10
pittiwe want new crack!10:11
pitti:-)10:11
Lathiatjdub: whats with the green line10:11
danielsjdub: nice curtains10:11
Lathiattotem needs to be able to have two windwos open10:12
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Lathiathmm the seocnd stream keeps rebuffering10:15
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desrtmm.  powerbook.10:16
Amaranththe second one won't play at all for me10:18
Amaranthnever gets more than one frame out of buffering10:18
Amaranthno more music? :/10:19
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Lathiati need to get my ipaq to play them over bluetooth from my laptop :)10:22
Amaranthjordi: You had a nightmare about epochs?10:23
jordiAmaranth: I assure you I did.10:24
Amaranthjust....wow10:25
Lathiati dreamt in python once10:26
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Lathiatit was weird i was like defining the world aroudn me in code10:26
Lathiatlets just say.. i hadn't slept in a good 48 hours10:26
Amaranthheh10:27
Amaranthworst i ever did was fix a bug in my sleep10:27
Lathiathaha10:28
Lathiati dreamt about how to fix a bug in some bash script10:28
Amaranthwoke up, created the patch, and went back to bed10:28
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Lathiathaha10:28
Lathiati have a mate who sleep walks10:28
Lathiathe like.. woke up in the shower10:28
Lathiatfull on having a shower, with the right temperature10:28
Amaranthheh10:28
Lathiatwas like, wtf?10:28
Lathiatheh10:28
Amaranthi've only done that once that i know of, just going to the bathroom10:29
Lathiative never sleep walked10:29
Lathiatwell.. not that i woke up in10:29
Lathiat:)10:29
Amaranthoh, i didn't wake up, someone told me about it10:29
Lathiathaha10:29
Lathiati fell asleep on top of my laptop once :\ haha, my mum took a picture10:29
Amaranthheh10:30
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Lathiatah dear10:30
=== Lathiat wonders what he would do without gnome
Lathiatnothing else is usable for me10:30
Lathiateverytime i use kde or windows i just want to stab myself10:30
Lathiatmacosx was kinda ok10:30
Lathiatmaybe i'd be a mac user10:31
Amaranthi feel asleep working on a server through ssh, let's just say the server had to be reimaged10:31
Lathiathaha10:31
Lathiatoops10:31
Lathiati had a mate who was drunk and tired10:31
Lathiathad to shut down a server10:31
Lathiatshut down another clients server isntead10:31
Lathiaton a friday night :)10:31
Amaranthouch10:31
Lathiatthey werent happy on monday 10:32
Amaranthi appearently chmod'ed / instead of ~/something10:32
Lathiatfunnily enough :)10:32
LathiatAmaranth: -R? :)10:32
Amarantheverything was non-executable10:32
Amaranthyeah :/10:32
Lathiathahaha10:32
Lathiatoops10:32
Lathiatmy school admin10:32
Lathiataccidentally chowned / -R10:32
Lathiatspent the next 2 days looking at a copy server10:32
Lathiatand chowning everything back10:32
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Amaranththe server was completely lost, i couldn't run anything10:33
Lathiatim not surprised10:33
Lathiat:)10:33
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Amaranthit cost $$$ to have them reimage it, i got root privledges taken away :)10:35
Lathiathaha10:36
=== infinity smacks thom around.
thommuh?10:45
thomwhat am i getting smacked for?10:45
infinityJust for being you, mostly.10:46
thomoh, right10:46
infinityAnd for having "rm /some/conffile" in a postrm without a "-f".10:46
infinity(powermanagement-interface)10:46
thomoh, meh10:47
infinity(No, that's not the source of the bug on -devel, I just noticed your bug when investigating his)10:47
thomwell, i was gonna say10:47
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thomwhy debconf is getting invoked at all unless ucf does madness is confusing me10:47
infinityucf uses debconf.10:47
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infinityBut I found your bug when deleting the conffile to see what ucf would do.10:48
infinityOf course, I deleted the conffile, the installation still went fine, then I tried to purge the package, and it broke. :)10:48
thomheh10:48
infinitySo, yeah.  File a bug on yourself and remind yourself to fix it when breezy opens up.10:48
pittiHi infinity 11:03
thominfinity: tested and uploaded11:04
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infinityHey pitti.11:06
maswanthere, made arrangments for more than one Gbit/s uplink for our computer club. Hope everything works out. :)11:08
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astharotciao11:25
Mithrandirhas breezy opened up yet?  /me wants new crack.11:26
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pittiMithrandir: I tried an upload, it just vanished11:28
Lathiatalmo probably took to it with an axe :)11:29
Lathiatdie updated software scum!11:29
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Amaranthoh, does breezy at least not 404 now?11:32
thompitti: it's prolly in NEW11:34
pittithom: pmount???11:34
thomwell, or whatver the state is for something uplaoded to a distro that doesn't exist :P11:34
danielsi uploaded l-r-m to breezy at 1000 UTC on friday, it still hasn't gone through11:34
fabbionedaniels: guess what?11:36
fabbionedaniels: there is no breezy yet in the archive11:36
fabbioneand lucky you that elmo didn't goatse you with my proposed mail for rejection :)11:36
Lathiathaha11:37
mantien1daniels: could you tell me what to do when dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg doesn't not autodetect my video card ? I could tell you output of lspci -n :)11:38
danielsfabbione: i heard about your unaccept proposal11:38
danielsmantien1: output of lspci -n, /var/log/Xorg.0.log and /etc/X11/xorg.conf is good11:38
mantien1I modified xorg.conf, after autodetection I got vesa driver and manually replaced it with correct - nv driver, so it seems you don't need my manualy modified xorg.conf ;)11:40
Amaranthdoes anyone know where mark pilgrim went?11:40
mantien1ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ lspci |grep VGA11:41
mantien10000:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation: Unknown device 0343 (rev a1)11:41
mantien1ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ lspci -n |grep "01:00"11:41
mantien10000:01:00.0 0300: 10de:0343 (rev a1)11:41
Amaranthmantien1: I think he meant on bugzilla.11:41
mantien1Amaranth: ok11:41
AmaranthPlease don't dump Xorg.o.log into this channel11:41
mantien1Amaranth: hehehe ;)11:41
danielshm, what the hell is 0343?11:42
danielshmmm11:42
danielsare you running warty or hoary?11:42
mantien1hoary11:42
danielsoh, right, duh11:43
danielsi'd be interested to see how it came up with vesa11:43
danielswhat's the Idenfitier in the Device section?11:43
mantien1daniels: 0343 is NVIDIA Geforce  FX 5700LE11:44
mantien1ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ grep "Chipset" /var/log/Xorg.0.log11:44
mantien1(--) Chipset GeForce FX 5700LE found11:44
mantien1(--) NV(0): Chipset: "GeForce FX 5700LE"11:44
danielsmantien1: yeah, it's an nv36 (it's in discover1-data's list, not pciutils's list)11:44
danielsmantien1: so what's the Identifier in the Device section of xorg.conf?11:45
mantien1Section "Device"11:45
mantien1        Identifier      "Generic Video Card"11:45
mantien1but I'm not 100% if I don't changed this line manually11:45
mantien1s/not 100%/not 100% sure11:45
danielsgeneric video card?11:47
danielsyou sure that came from xorg.conf?11:47
mantien1yea11:47
danielsdoes sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg, give you something that works?11:47
danielsfrom xorg.conf -> from the xorg.conf that Ubuntu generated11:48
mantien1sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg gives me debconf window, which asks for X server driver11:49
danielshuh11:49
danielsare xresprobe, discover1 and discover1-data installed?11:49
mantien1of course :)11:49
mantien1root@ubuntu:~# dpkg -s discover1 |grep Ver11:50
mantien1Version: 1.7.711:50
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mantien1root@ubuntu:~# dpkg -s discover1-data |grep Ver11:50
mantien1Version: 1.2005.01.0811:50
mantien1other video cards are detected properly11:51
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thominfinity: they're not booting you out of the country?12:21
infinitythom : They better not be.  I need to go back tomorrow. :/12:21
thominfinity: ouh :/12:21
jsgotangcojdub: u there?12:22
danielsinfinity: eep.  good luck with it.12:22
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maswantorkel: yes?12:23
jdubjsgotangco: yo, pretty busy, but what's up?12:23
torkelmaswan: 02:32 #ubuntu-devel: (maswan) ogra: well, if torkel, stric and a few others in this city register, I'll be hidden too12:24
Mithrandirtorkel: the ubuntuaroundtheworld thing12:24
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Mithrandirjdub: why did you increase the number of beers you owe me (now-12ish hours)?12:24
Mithrandir(as in, what have I done?)12:25
infinityMithrandir : Clearly, you're just an allround good guy.12:25
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Mithrandirheh :)12:25
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torkelah12:25
jsgotangcojdub: filling up my visa application for UDU there's a contact person field who's our Sydney contact for UDU?12:26
Mithrandir"Battery is about to empty"  "42 hours 7 minutes (8%) is left".  Stupid.12:26
torkelpitty I left the GPS at home then... :-)12:26
jdubjsgotangco: me :)12:26
thomMithrandir: giggle12:26
pittiMithrandir: I want to have your battery :-)12:26
jsgotangcojdub: OK I add you then but i need yo numbah12:26
Mithrandirpitti: it's plugged in, acpi is just acting up and claiming that my battery is at 1/10th of the level it is.12:26
Mithrandirthe battery applet should "don't notify unless < 8% and <30 minutes"12:27
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pittiMithrandir: oh, so your local power plant will go down in less than two days? :-P12:27
maswantorkel: you're currently at N6349'13.213", E2018'23.941", or at least within 30 m from that. :)12:27
Mithrandirpitti: :P12:28
maswantorkel: at least according to the robot guy. :)12:28
torkelmaswan: :-)12:29
AmaranthHmm, this is interesting. gnome-menus appears to be using en_GB even though I'm using en_US12:33
AmaranthSo if I change Name[en_US]  it doesn't appear to do anything because the locale is wrong.12:33
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dokojbailey: ping12:49
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ctdI might aswell say now, bittornado in hoary appears to be broken.12:57
Treenaksctd: it's not.12:58
ctdI must be missing something? I've had it running all day and it's not been connecting to other peers. Use btdownloadcurses.bittorrent and it's fine.12:59
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thombittornado works for me (TM)01:00
Treenakssame here01:01
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ctdTreenaks: Don't think so, been working for ages.01:01
ctdTreenaks: till i updated today01:01
fabbionemjg59: ping?01:02
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Lathiatctd: i use bittornado all the time01:12
Lathiatall day today in fact01:13
Lathiatand yesterday and the day before01:13
Lathiat:)01:13
ctdLathiat: I can imagine you doing that.01:13
Lathiati put in an upgrade to 1.501:13
Lathiat:)01:13
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fabbionemjg59: unpong01:20
=== Lathiat prefers 'deping'
mjg59Aww. I'm not wanted.01:22
fabbionemjg59: nah.. i was just seeking info of the url for the sony acpi driver, but after a few hours of google i found it01:22
TreenaksIs there any news on the "smart battery" (acpi-sbs) front?01:22
ajanyone know offhand about how many TB of hoary have been served last couple of days?01:22
fabbionemjg59: given that breezy will open within the next days, i should be able to give you some real good crack01:23
thomaj: "lots"01:23
mjg59Haha01:23
ajthom: 1? 10? 100? 1000? petabytes?01:23
mjg59fabbione: I'm off to LCA on Friday, not sure how much time I'll have that week01:23
Lathiataj: last count, at least 1201:23
fabbionemjg59: oh lucky you.. have fun :) linux-source-2.6.12-2.6.11.9001:23
Lathiataj: would be far more by now01:23
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ajmjg59: "none" is a safe bet, but the rest of ubuntu probably won't either :)01:24
ajLathiat: so 20ish?01:24
Lathiataj: 20/30 + -- and that was just bittorrent and se.releases01:24
Lathiatthe primary site and us mirrors did similarly stupid amounts of traffic01:24
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ajoh, so 100ish all up say?01:24
Lathiatperhaps01:24
mjg59aj: On Friday evening, the main mirror was shifting 540MBit01:25
thomaj: given how much traffic gb.archive was doing that may not be unreasonable01:25
Lathiatse.releases was doing 550mbit for a good day01:25
Lathiathttp://www.acc.umu.se/technical/statistics/ftp/monitordata/index.html.en01:25
Lathiatthey went up to 110M/s at one point01:25
Lathiatincluding the second box on that sconnection01:26
mjg59The number of pre-ordered CDs is something ridiculous01:26
Lathiathttp://stats.sunet.se/stat-q/plot-all/umea2.umea-srp,2005-04-08,raw,traffic-kbit01:27
thommjg59: ~30000001:27
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Lathiathttp://stats.sunet.se/stat-q/plot-all/umea2.umea-srp,2005--14,hr,traffic-kbit <-- more usefull01:27
ajis that peaking at ~2Gb/s?01:28
jdubhttp://150.203.164.99:8811/01:28
jdub^ heh :-)01:28
pittismurfix: ping01:28
smurfixpitti: 01:29
pittismurfix: I just added an UDU wiki page, and got a nice status message:01:29
pitti[en]  MatthiasUrlichs: Connection to mailserver 'localhost' failed: (111, 'Connection refused')01:29
danielsjdub: nice!01:29
danielshaha01:29
danielsworks really well with the overlay01:29
daniels(hint: it's solid blue on the framebuffer)01:29
jdubyeah01:30
jdubthat's i855switch in action :)01:30
danielswoah01:30
jdubi855crt01:30
jduboverlay probs01:30
danielswatching IRC in realtime gives you a good sense of the lag in play01:30
smurfixpitti: Tell that to whoever has set up the UDU machine01:30
jdubplus still don't get my mouse cursor01:30
jdubdaniels: that's flumotion lag01:30
smurfixpitti: (and/or the wiki)01:30
smurfixpitti: should be mdz and/or mako01:31
danielsjdub: oh man, dude, that script is a terrible terrible terrible hack01:31
jdubhaha01:31
jdubit's great01:31
=== Pizbit wonders what the delay is.
jdubgeneral stream delay01:32
Kamionpitti: pong?01:34
ajLathiat: hrm, so that graph says ~72 TB per month, and then as much again in a few days post release?01:34
pittiKamion: Hi! that was about a USN review, daniels already did it01:34
Kamionok, cool01:35
fabbionemorning Kamion 01:35
fabbionejdub: nice stream...01:35
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fabbionejdub: they re-added the pwc driver upstream. i am going to drop the external one01:55
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Lathiataj: that ftp site does more than just ubuntu02:06
Lathiataj: just you can see the fuck load of release traffic on top of normal02:06
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ajLathiat: how much stuff's mirrored? 500GB?02:07
Lathiataj: nah wouldn't be anything like that02:07
Lathiatmaybe 100?02:07
ajoh, not even a full debian mirror on it or anything?02:07
Lathiatmaybe02:07
Lathiatoh you mean total02:07
ajyeah02:08
Lathiati dunno they have a page with the ftp cluster machines and listing their disks02:08
Lathiatcould add it up02:08
Lathiator just ask maswan :)02:08
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ajoh, it's one of maswan's, fair enough. maybe a TB then02:08
Lathiatftp.acc.umu.se02:09
Lathiatcdimage.debian.org :)02:09
Lathiatbut thats on another machine02:09
Lathiataj: why you wondering?02:09
ajjust curious at b/w : disk ratios02:10
Lathiatah right02:10
ajhrm, okay, 500GBish sounds near enough02:11
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Amaranthjdub: Don't you pay per GB for broadband?02:14
PizbitNot always02:16
bob2I don't (in .au)02:18
kentIts not so common to pay per GB in sweden either. I dont.02:20
Amaranthoh02:21
Amaranthlast time i talked to an aussie about broadband was 3 years ago, things have changed?02:21
danielsit's common to pay for it in .au02:22
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zulhey02:22
maswanaj: se.releases did somewhere between 10-15TB02:31
maswanaj: hmm.. probably closer to 10.02:31
thomjbailey: dude?02:34
jbaileythom: 'sup?02:34
seb128he guys, there is a user on #ubuntu-fr with an some issues to get his soundcard working02:35
seb128it worked after the installation and not since he restarted the box02:36
seb128the lsmod output is here: http://rafb.net/paste/results/LL4YVp95.html02:36
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seb128is that due to oss and alsa drivers loaded together or something like that ?02:36
archstercan anyone point me to a change log please ..02:37
danielsjbailey: dude!  radeon_drv from hoary final should work fine on your machine02:37
maswanaj: the temporary host that have been handling the i386 install and live cds has delivered 3.8TB since the release. ftp.acc/se.releases proper has sent approc 12TB, out of which somewhere aroudn 6-8 woudl be normal "background" traffic of debian packages, gnome, etc.02:37
maswanaj: (looking at the weekly numbers)02:37
jbaileyseb128: It could easily be.  Does the card show up at all in /proc/asound?02:37
archsterI'm trying to find the difference between the mar 30 release and the april 7 one02:37
jbaileydaniels: Nice, I'll do an update.02:37
seb128jbailey: he has no /dev/dsp, let me ask that02:37
jbaileyseb128: If there's no /dev/dsp then I don't think it's an alsa/oss conflict.   I would've expected one of them to grab it and hold it against the other.02:38
thomjbailey: so checkfs.sh runs before hotplug during boot; but if one of the filesystems to be checked is on a disk that hasn't had a mdoule loaded yet the whole shooting wagon goes off the rails; is this known/fixable02:38
seb128jbailey: 02:39
seb128<topgun> Camera  card1  devices  oss  seq     V823502:39
seb128<topgun> card0   cards  modules  pcm  timers  version02:39
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jbaileythom: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=520402:40
jbaileythom: Best bet is /etc/modules right now, sorry.02:40
thomjbailey: nod; is what i figured02:40
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seb128jbailey: do you know how to solve the issue of both alsa and oss modules loaded ?02:41
jbaileythom: There are two things that I see happening for breezy.  1) Running a first hotplug pass inside the initrd, 2) running a second hotplug pass as soon as possible. 02:42
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jbaileyseb128: hotplug blacklist.02:42
jbaileyseb128: (Assuming that they're hotplug detected, on not just /etc/modules'd)02:42
thomjbailey: nod, cool02:43
seb128he has not changed anything02:43
jbaileyseb128: Hmm.  via82cxxx_audio is already blacklisted.02:43
jbaileyI guess via82cxxx isn't the OSS driver, then.02:43
Treenaksjbailey: it's the IDE driver, I think02:44
jbaileyTreenaks: Makes sense.  Hard to keep it straight with all the integrated chipsets. =)02:45
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lunatikhi there, is there a team for e17 in ubuntu like kubuntu ? 02:46
jbaileydict e17?02:46
thomjbailey: enlightenment02:46
jbaileyWow, isn't that a blast from the past. =)02:46
ajmaswan: ta; interesting02:46
jbaileydaniels: I have a fresh install on here right now without ubuntu-desktop.  Should it work well enough that just installing ubuntu-desktop will take care of all the autodetection?02:47
Riddelllunatik: no, but then e17 hasn't been released yet02:47
danielsjbailey: as long as that drags xresprobe in, yeah02:47
lunatikRiddell: not released but compilation and usage is ok for me :)02:48
jbaileydaniels: Okay, it's only recommended, so I'll add it in.02:48
lunatikjbailey: not the past, the future ;)02:49
Riddelllunatik: well you can join MOTU to get packages in the repositories if they arn't there already02:49
SlackShrikeI would like to help to the package language-support-pt and ubuntu-live.  How I make this?02:49
lunatikRiddell: ok, I would like to help02:50
RiddellSlackShrike: language-support is automatically generated02:50
Riddelllunatik: /join #ubuntu-motu02:50
lunatikok02:50
jbaileydaniels: Looks like I'll be able to let you know in about 30 minutes or so.02:51
lunatikthx :)02:51
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SlackShrikei am like to help in the ubuntu-live-cd. 02:53
truluxheya folks02:55
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truluxhow's it going!02:55
SlackShrikeI would like to help in the LiveCd of ubuntu and I would like to know where I am all the process of creation of live to study.  Thanks!02:55
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Kamionyou mean contents of the live CD, or the process of starting the live CD up?02:58
SlackShrikeRiddell: why it did not separate pt of pt-br?02:58
Kamionnot separating those makes the installer's life easier02:59
Kamionit's possible that it may change in the future but there were good reasons for it the way it is now02:59
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Mithrandirjbailey: moo.03:02
SlackShrikeKamion: The two03:02
Mithrandirjbailey: can we schedule some time to look at my mkinitrd problem (the i2o controller)03:02
jbaileyMithrandir: Yup.  During what times and in what timezone is the box available?03:03
KamionSlackShrike: the contents are just the same as in normal Ubuntu; if you want to work on some component, just work on it; you don't need to work on it in the context of the live CD03:03
Mithrandirjbailey: preferably day, CET.03:03
KamionSlackShrike: the startup process is in the casper source package03:03
SlackShrikeThe reason is the difference between pt and pt-br and goes to install two packages of lingua of the openoffice without necessity03:04
jbaileyMithrandir: Can we do Wednesday morning then?  I need a couple days to catch up from the weekend before I try to get up earlier than my usual time. =)03:04
Mithrandirjbailey: your morning or my morning? :)03:04
jbaileyMithrandir: Yours. =)03:04
jbaileyThinking like 11 or so.03:04
SlackShrikeKamion: the Ubuntu use the morphix for make the live cd, ok ?03:05
Mithrandirjbailey: 11 CEST is fine with me.  Let me check with the people who are local too.03:05
KamionSlackShrike: no03:05
Kamionwe used Morphix in Warty, but it was too broken03:05
Kamionand too difficult to autobuild in the context of our normal build framework03:05
jbaileyOh wait, did you go through DST recently?  Is that still 09h00 GMT? or is that now 8?  I'll do it either way, just want to make sure we're there at the same time.03:05
Kamionso we wrote casper, which unified the live CD hardware detection with that of our normal installer03:05
Mithrandirjbailey: we're at UTC+2 now, so that's 0900 UTC.03:06
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jbaileyLuvly.03:06
mantien1SlackShrike: ubuntu live cd technology has better hardware detection than Morphix/Knoppix03:06
Mithrandirjbailey: that's fine with us, we'll make sure the serial console and such is working then so you can hack around to your heart's pleaseure. :)03:06
SlackShrikeHow it is the creation of the installation compact disc?03:06
jbaileyMithrandir: Cool, this'll be a fun adventure. =)03:07
Mithrandirjbailey: absolutely. :)03:07
KamionSlackShrike: I can't understand that sentence, sorry03:08
danielsKamion: how does the install CD get created?03:09
SlackShrikeYes03:09
danielsSlackShrike: we use a system called debian-cd to create all our installer CDs03:09
danielsSlackShrike: also our live CDs03:09
KamionSlackShrike: a long process involving debian-cd which I'm afraid we haven't yet packaged up in such a way that anyone can run it easily03:09
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SlackShrikedaniels: The difference of live for install is alone casper ?03:10
SlackShrikethanks03:10
SlackShrikei will stude this now03:10
danielsSlackShrike: that's right -- the live cd uses debian-installer, and just starts a session with casper03:11
theineIs linux-image-2.6.11-1 rather safe to use?03:11
Kamiontheine: no03:11
danielstheine: safe, yes.  good, no.03:11
danielsactually, no, a hojillion security bugs.03:11
seb128it "just hangs" due to inotify too03:12
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theineI'd just like to have a stock Ubuntu kernel with the newest ipw2100 patch...03:13
Kamionwait for breezy to start up03:13
theineKamion: approximately when will that be by the way?03:13
Kamiondunno03:14
Kamionsoon03:14
theineok03:14
Kamionthe suite exists in the archive, but the cron jobs aren't running yet03:14
danielsKamion: the otherusplash author -- 23:13 < Goshawk> is there Colin Watson here?03:14
danielsKamion: (#ubuntu)03:14
Kamiondaniels: he should reply on the mailing list03:14
danielsKamion: too late, someone already sent him here03:14
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Goshawkdaniels, i started developing it when usplash was just a word03:14
Goshawknow there is a lot of confusion on that03:15
GoshawkKamion, ok i'll reply there03:15
Kamionpublish it as some other name if you want, you can rename it later03:15
Kamionor whatever03:15
jnci think bug #6762 needs the title to be fixed, it does not accurately reflect what the problem is perhaps03:15
Kamionbut this "I can't publish a newer version because you haven't given me permission to use the name" is just blah :)03:15
bob2I like the way gdmgreeter idles at 10% cpu time while there's no monitor plugged in03:16
GoshawkKamion, it sounds not natural but it is like i said03:16
Kamionjnc: log in and change it, then03:16
KamionGoshawk: if you published an older version, you can update that03:16
danielsbob2: cute03:16
jncKamion: i didn't submit it, you can change any bug's title?03:16
Kamionjnc: yes03:16
jncah okay.  i misunderstood03:16
jncit is not so simple in gentoo'03:16
KamionGoshawk: but you appear to be expecting us to make a decision about code you have not published03:17
Goshawkok.. so i'll relase usplash-0.1 03:17
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Kamionnote for future reference that I did not say "usplash-0.1"03:18
GoshawkKamion, i asked consensus since the usplash word appaired in the ubuntu wiki first03:18
KamionI think some other name would probably be better for now, to avoid confusion as you say03:18
Kamionbut the code needs to be published if you want us to make a decision on it at UDU03:19
jncKamion: done. thank you :)03:19
GoshawkKamion, the code is in the svn right now03:19
Goshawkit's thre from the beginning03:19
Kamionis that linked to from the wiki?03:19
GoshawkKamion, yes.. but i have not placed the link there03:20
KamionGoshawk: in that case I don't understand why you don't direct users there, rather than saying "the version you're running is obsolete, but I can't release the new version"?03:20
Goshawksince it works different from the specification of the ubuntu wiki03:20
Kamionwhy?03:20
Kamionthe specification there was written with a great deal of care03:21
GoshawkKaloz, yes.. but really it's hard to implement and resource loseless03:21
Goshawkexcuse.. not loseless03:21
Kamionok, if it doesn't follow that specification or similar and you're not willing to work on the specification, then I think yours should be called something other than 'usplash'03:21
Goshawkbut it uses a lot of cpu03:22
lemsx1|atworkKamion, I have reviewed the code of the usplash project Goshawk is talking about and I can say is really clean and easy to include the features needed to match the specifications asked for in the Wiki03:22
Kamionguys, lots of code that is not called 'usplash' is clean03:22
Goshawkthe ubuntu wiki talk of many programs that use intensively cpu03:22
KamionI'm not saying *anything* about cleanliness, good code, or whatever03:23
Kamionbut if you implement something totally different to an existing specification, I think you should call it something else03:23
lemsx1|atworkKamion, don't get me wrong, there is nothing magical about the word "usplash" per se... so I see no reason why not to name this project differently03:23
Kamionthat wouldn't mean that it couldn't be the version used in Ubuntu, if things turn out that way03:23
Kamionbut it sounds like it's just not a good idea to call it usplash03:23
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GoshawkKamion, you are right03:24
Kamionnames are cheap :)03:24
lemsx1|atworkindeed... 03:25
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lemsx1|atworkGoshawk, I think we should go ahead and release the code as a different name. something original. and tell the KDE people and whoever is working on themes to use the new name03:25
danielsjbailey: word03:25
danielsjbailey: (my hacked radeon_drv only tied *one* line down, not both)03:26
lemsx1|atworkKamion, thanks for your time03:26
Goshawklemsx1|atwork, of course03:26
GoshawkKamion, thanks03:26
lemsx1|atworkin general, if anybody wants to help, please join us at #debsplash. we are working on packaging the libraries (which is done, but we are working the details so that it works seamless with all distros)03:28
jdubfabbione: rad!03:30
danielsjdub: itym GREAT ODIN'S RAVEN03:31
SlackShrikethanks03:32
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fabbioneseb128: patches are welcome :)03:33
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zulhttp://internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/349654104:01
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mdzsmurfix,pitti: I already mailed admins about the UDU wiki mail issue04:58
pittiMorning mdz04:58
mdzmorning04:58
pittiah, thanks04:58
seb128hi mdz 04:59
mvomorning mdz 04:59
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fabbionemorning mdz05:02
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zulhey mdz 05:03
mdzdoko,jbailey: I'd like to speak with you two about the toolchain changes you plan for breezy, in order to set a schedule for opening breezy for general uploads05:11
jbaileymdz: Yup.  I have a glibc-2.3.5 package mostly finished.  I've been testing nptl stuff on ppc and trying solicit some opinions from folks on default threading libraries.05:12
jbaileymdz: Lemme find the wiki node where doko and I have been wokring.05:12
jbaileyhttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/BreezyToolchainTransition05:12
mdzok, so the plan is to stay with current gcc until after UDU?05:14
mdzand presumably you would like to upload glibc before we sync+merge from Debian?05:15
dokowe can maybe switch earlier, but let's decouple the new glibc and the gcc-4.0 uploads by some days or a week.05:15
jbaileymdz: Right, although a test rebuild of the entire archive might prove it just as well.05:15
jbaileymdz: lamont told me that's generally about 3 days of buildd time.05:16
mdzjbailey: yes, the builds are fast, but in the past it has taken some time to get the archive+buildd infrastructure set up05:16
mdzand that would need to be done again for breezy05:16
dokojbailey: did talk with lamont yesterday, we want to sort that out today05:16
mdzso there is significant benefit to getting the build tests "for free"05:16
jbaileygcc-4 just went prerelease, so it's getting close to the right space, too.05:16
jbaileyWe need to sort out the c++ transition and how to cope with it.05:17
jbaileyAt least none of our arch's require serious work beyond that.  Debian's bump won't be fun.05:18
dokojbailey: what about linuxthreads/nptl, which one do we want to make the default?05:20
pittielmo: ping05:21
Robot101hmm05:21
jbaileydoko: It varies per arch.  I'm testing an nptl-only ppc glibc right now.  amd64 is already nptl only.  i386 is the hard one.  FC4 still ship the linuxthread headers by default, and it's the place with the biggest risk of breakage.05:21
Robot101libmad0 is in hoary/main but gstreamer0.8-mad isn't? license problem?05:21
jbaileyI'm least worried about i386 in its present config though.  It has the advantage that we're less likely to find out a month after a change that something's broken horribly. =(05:22
fabbionemjg59: crack is on the way soon :)05:25
fabbionemjg59: linux-image-2.6.12-1-686_2.6.11.90-1_i386.deb <-05:26
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fabbionepitti: i think all the uploads are still manually approved05:26
pittiuh, ok05:27
fabbionepitti: i didn't get a single ack for days uploading sparc binaries05:27
fabbioneanywa... cya tomorrow05:27
pittibye, fabbione 05:27
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lamontnight fabbione 05:31
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mdzRobot101: the only component whose category is based on licensing is multiverse05:33
mdzRobot101: main and universe are all free software05:34
Kamionoh, so breezy won't open until the toolchain is ready?05:34
Kamiondo we expect to open before UDU?05:34
mdzKamion: that's what we're trying to establish now05:35
Kamion'k05:35
mdzthe transition says upload by April 13th05:35
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mdz(glibc)05:36
mdzI suppose we'll need to do a test rebuild in any case, really05:36
bob2NPTL on ppc?05:36
Kamionyeah, upstream has supported that for ages05:38
jbaileybob2: There are no testsuite failures.05:40
jbaileybob2: Most of Debian's arch's can't make that clain on linuxthreads ;)05:41
bob2hehehe05:41
bob2yay05:41
maswanaj: us.cdimage has "53,659 iso's", which is "a uniq count of host/iso name"05:59
maswanaj: ehm. us.releases, right, ubuntu, not debian here. :)05:59
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kenthttp://poetry.rotten.com/weightlifter/   usch usch06:02
kentoh, sorry. wrong channel. sorry for the spam :(06:02
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GheRiverores06:03
ajmaswan: what's that mean? served that many isos?06:03
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maswanaj: yeah06:04
maswanaj: some of those might be partial though06:05
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maswanaj: his bytecounting stats stuff seems broken, it claimed ammounts of data that would require an average of 3.6Gbit/s during a whole day, that's the reason for the odd form of stats06:07
pittiKamion: I was asked by a friend (modem only) to build a set of Hoary universe DVDs for him. You use debian-cd for this, right?06:08
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Robot101mdz: so why is gstreamer0.8-mad not in main? that means rhythmbox can't play MP3s, but the actual mp3 decoder (libmad0) is shippped in main.06:08
pittiIt looks like libmad0 should go to universe then06:09
mdzlet's not discuss this here06:09
lamontpitti: sudo mkisofs -r -V 'Ubuntu 5.04 i386 Custom' -o hoary-custom-i386.iso -cache-inodes -J -l -b isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table dir/06:12
lamontafter you unpack the existing dvd iso into dir/ and make edits...06:12
Kamionpitti: yes06:12
lamontwith signed archives, it's easier to just drop a second repository with universe in it under say, universe/06:12
Kamionpitti: baz get colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/cdimage--mainline--0 cdimage && cd cdimage && baz build-config configs/devel06:13
KamionI would not advocate doing it by hand, to be honest, not for something as big as adding universe; you'd end up reinventing half of debian-cd06:13
pittiKamion: ah, thanks, I look into your repo then06:14
pittiI think universe DVDs could be of interest to other people as well06:14
lamontKamion: the one I abused into place consisted only of adding {dists,pool} from a mirror into /extras in the tree...06:15
lamontpitti: of course they would.  Note that shipping universe debs puts them in the same category (support wise) as main, at least from the consumer view point...06:15
pittilamont: well, at least my friend knows the difference, but he wants the DVDs before he actually switches from SuSE :-)06:16
lamontyeah06:16
pittilamont: it's a pain for him to even download the apt lists06:16
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lamontdoesn't have all of universe, but does have everything in my mirror06:17
Kamionlamont: you can put them on DVDs but not enable those components by default - they'd go in pool/universe/ etc.06:17
lamontKamion: true06:18
lamontKamion: I was just talking user perception - "it's on the CD --> supported"06:18
Kamionyeah06:19
lamonthence I'm always make sure that anyone getting one of my custom ones (a) is capable of understanding and (b) understands the difference... :0)06:19
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mdzmjg59: a friend pointed out today that IBM has a semi-automatic update feed which includes BIOS upgrades, I wonder if we could hook into that06:27
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lamonthrm...  time to actually reboot and run the current kernel, I think...  brb06:36
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makokoke: dude...06:47
kokehi all!06:47
makogood timing.. i tried to message you like 10 seconds ago06:47
kokehehe :)06:47
koketell me06:47
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seb128mdz: I'm not sure to follow the discussion about gnome-cd on the list, it does use cdparanoia ... seems you saying it doesn't ?06:51
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mdzseb128: it does?  I thought it played it with the CD player06:53
mdzis that new?06:53
seb1282.8 was using the CD player06:53
seb1282.10 uses cdparanoia06:53
mdzI see06:54
mdzit uses it unconditionally?06:54
seb128right06:54
mdzI don't think I've played a CD under 2.10 ;-)06:54
mdzseb128: please correct me on the list06:54
seb128k06:54
seb128mdz: about #8938, that's an hoary installation. Apparently the sound works just after the installation, but not on the next module ... could it be than the modules loaded are not the same ?06:56
seb128mdz: the guy has just restarted to get the dmesg output 06:56
mdzseb128: it doesn't make sense; the same modules would be loaded every boot (and I can see from lsmod that the right module is loaded)06:56
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Zombhi06:56
Zombhas anyone a hint why getpwent in Perl/adduser is so slow on Ubuntu?06:57
seb128mdz: the same modules are loaded every boot, the sound doesn't work ... it just worked after the installer boot apparently06:57
Zombit seems to get ~5 entries/sec06:57
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Zombso I can wait till tomorrow for a normal adduser call06:58
pittihehe07:01
pittiwatch out world -- the derooter is back07:01
Zombit seems to reread the password file for every getpwent call07:01
lamontpitti: go! go! go!!!!07:02
pittilamont: dhcpd this time :-)07:02
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lamontpitti: dhcpd3, you mean?07:02
pittiyeah, of course07:02
pittidhcp3d, to be exact :-)07:02
pittioh, no, dhcpd307:03
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mdzlamont: is #7937 still a problem?07:07
mdzZomb: I know of no reason why that would be so07:07
mdzZomb: unless it uses grep(1) internally perhaps07:07
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dokolamont: proposal at http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/BreezyToolchainTransition07:10
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Zombmdz: it seems to be the libc, it rereads the shadow file again and again07:11
Zombthere is no such problem on Sid07:11
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Zombthe order of users is not sorted (root is not first), this is the only suspicious thing. But it should not hit the performance that much.07:12
kokesee you, leaving now07:12
mdzZomb: you can read the diff between our libc and Debian's; I can't think of any reason for that to be different07:13
mdzhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/patches/glibc/07:13
Zombok07:14
mdzI don't think it's glibc itself; the cause is likely some other difference07:14
lamontdoko: shouldn'07:15
lamontdoko: shouldn't call it build-essential_11 - > version collision with debian07:15
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lamontmdz: 7937: dunno, can't test07:18
lamont(ENOARCHIVE)07:18
lamontmdz: I do know that hppa has the same issue with final-hoary bits07:19
Zombmdz: sorry, just tested, same crap on normal Debian system with a really large shadow file07:20
dokolamont: let's talk to the maintainer and propose a new major number for the transition. maybe it's possible to sync that version between etch and breezy07:21
lamontdoko: that would be the way to go07:21
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lamontdoko: still, he should upload _11 to experimental or something... :-)07:24
makocarlos: actually, over here is better07:25
carlosok07:26
makocan you give me a good translation the paragraph under my picture that compares me to the devil in person? :) http://sadistic-nature.blogspot.com/2005/04/manizales-en-75-tragos.html 07:26
makoi don't know what a duro is07:26
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carlosmako: duro == hard07:27
makook, i knew that, but i can't understand it in that context07:27
carlosmako: ok, I just saw it, it's not that meaning there07:28
mdkemust mean god surely07:28
makois this colombian spanish? :)07:29
carlosmako: yes, it is :-)07:29
makobacano.. 07:29
carloslet me think a bit the translation...07:29
makoi can go try to find a colombia :)07:29
carlosI think I get the meaning but I'm not able to find a good translation for it...07:31
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mdzmako: I just added a blurb to mailman about the code of conduct for ubuntu-users, so that new subscribers are notified of it.  can you check that I did it properly, and improve the text if you think it could be better?07:34
makomdz: actually, i don't have an account on the mailman machine07:34
makomdz: i am only a web-moderator for the lists07:35
mdzmako: you're listed as a moderator in the web interfdace07:35
makooh, just in the web interface07:35
makoright, sure07:35
mdzmako: I made the change through the web interface07:35
makocool, i'll check07:35
mdzmako: we should probably do the same for the other lists, with standard text07:36
makoi agree07:37
mdkethats a cool idea07:38
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remi`hi everyone07:46
remi`i'm having troubles with update-notifier on ia6407:47
remi`does anyone have a minute to spare?07:47
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mjg59Oh, argh, bootsplash things using vesafb07:47
mjg59(NO NO NO)07:47
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mvoremi`: I'm about to leave, can you talk to me about it later (in ~2h)07:48
mvoremi`: or send it by mail?07:48
remi`sure07:48
remi`what's your email?07:48
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Lathiatmjg59: whats the alternative?07:49
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mxpxpodmjg59: does usplash use vesa?07:52
Lathiatas far as im aware, usplash doesn't actually exist yet07:56
Lathiatsomeone pointed out a new project (debsplash i think) on u-d@lists.u.c as a possible project to use07:56
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mxpxpodLathiat: ah, ok07:58
tritiumLathiat, usplash exists: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/USplash07:58
kentLathiat, im using it on my Ubuntu Hoary and it works for me, but thats not the same as to say it will work for any one else..  :)  But its very nice with a graphical boot. :)07:59
mxpxpodkent: i386?07:59
kentmxpxpod, yes. But i guess i cant turn every one else into that platform overnight,  so it might not be a good id for other platforms,  right? Or do the vesa-thing work on other platforms?08:02
mxpxpodkent: vesa doesn't work on ppc08:02
kentmxpxpod, thats ok. Just tell them I'm willing to switch my i386 for a ppc if they complain ;)08:03
mxpxpodkent: haha08:03
mxpxpodkent: does usplash use vesa?08:03
kentmxpxpod, well, i cant tell realy. But some one hear said that before. It uses framebuffer of some sort.. i think. Since it depended on a fb-library.. (if i remember correctly)08:04
mxpxpodalright08:04
mxpxpodgotta get back to work08:04
mx|gonekent: where are the .debs for it?08:05
kentmx|gone, http://wiki.nanofreesoft.org/index.php/UsplashHowDoesItWork08:06
ograhey hey hey.....08:06
mx|gonedang... no source pkgs08:06
ograhwdb Submissions Total: 1001708:06
ogra:-D08:06
mdke:)08:06
mdkenice08:06
ograyeah08:06
kentwow, more than 10k reports. That cool.  Could the hwdb be used to, for example, filter which brand of graphicard is mostly used, etc? it would be interesting to get some statistic of what hardware people use..08:09
ograkent, it will be used for this, yes...as soon as we have the data in a searchable DB08:10
Lathiatwell look at that08:11
Lathiatit does work08:11
Lathiatmy only complaint is that it takes far too long to bring up the splash08:11
Lathiatand i see a bit of text before X starts08:11
Lathiatbut not bad, seems to work...08:11
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Lathiatit'd be cool in future to make the progressbar animated like the clearlooks stuff, gives the user a better feeling of the system actually doing something08:12
kentLathiat, he said (Goshawk) that there is a newer package somewhere (dont know why he didn't publish it) that also has animated progressbar (if i remember correctly) and aswell usplash working on shutdown-process..  The new version should use configuration from /etc/ and some other things.08:13
Lathiathey cool08:13
Lathiatlooking good08:13
Lathiati love projects that work08:14
Lathiatthe biggest thing is that X didn't cry when the nvidia binary drivers stated08:14
Lathiati was so waiting for that to happen :)08:14
Goshawkkent, ?08:14
Goshawkkent, yes.. we are relasing it in another name08:14
Goshawkkent, it will be called splashy08:14
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Lathiatnice :)08:14
LathiatGoshawk: got a beta package i could try out?08:15
Lathiatim impressed...08:15
wasabi_i always wondered why we just didn't start X first thing.08:15
kentGoshawk, yes. Did i get it right? I meen, i thought i remember something about a new configuration in /etc/ etc, but your the expert :)08:15
Goshawkwasabi, i studied that08:15
Goshawkwasabi, and it can't be done08:15
Lathiatwasabi_: slow, migh tnot have various libraries or modules loaded ?08:15
LathiatGoshawk: why, specifically ?08:15
Lathiatit could also be an issue with mounting filesystems08:15
Lathiatif its a network share or something08:16
Goshawkwasabi, X needs a lot of dependencies that are solved when the system boots and for now, X is the first daemon that is started08:16
sladenmx|gone: vesa is i386 only.  usplash (or similar packages written by other people) just want a framebuffer---on PPC that is always there and works out of the box08:16
LathiatGoshawk: can't give me any beta love? :)08:16
GoshawkLathiat, not yet08:16
Lathiatbah :P08:17
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GoshawkLathiat, we are moving t alioth and a relase will be relased soon08:17
Lathiatcool08:17
wasabi_what about, for instance, my nvidia card.08:17
Goshawk(less than a week)08:17
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wasabi_When you turn on the framebuffer, it breaks X08:17
Goshawkphone08:17
lemsx1|atworkLathiat, try my old packages http://www.kiskeyix.org/debian/downloads08:17
Goshawkwasabi, no... 08:17
lemsx1|atworkLathiat, if your system breaks, you get to keep both pieces :-D08:17
Lathiatlemsx1|atwork: i just got one out of the phpwiki08:17
Lathiatthat seems to work...08:17
Lathiator is this one newer?08:17
mjg59Goshawk: The only framebuffer that's going to be usable on laptops is vga16fb08:17
Goshawkwasabi, try setting vga=792 on your grub configuration file at the "kernel" line08:18
mjg59At the moment, vga16fb seems to make the code very unhappy...08:18
lemsx1|atworkLathiat, newer, but the same code08:18
Lathiati passed video=79508:18
Lathiatand it just worked08:18
Lathiatfucked if i know what it did?08:18
lemsx1|atworkLathiat, not much changes.. just compiled with gcc-3.4 (g++-3.4)08:18
Goshawkmjg59, my work uses every framebuffer08:18
wasabi_Goshawk, what's that do? I mean, when I enable the framebuffer, X works fine...08:18
wasabi_but I can never LEAVE X.08:18
wasabi_If I do, I get no video signal.08:18
mjg59Goshawk: The stuff in subversion? No, it doesn't work with vga16fb08:18
Goshawkwasabi, it's ok so08:18
lemsx1|atworkbbl08:19
Lathiatwasabi_: works fine here, depends on the laptop i guess...08:19
Goshawkmjg59, you have to set a minor resolution and remember08:19
Goshawkit's only a 0.1 relase08:19
wasabi_Lathiat, it's not a laptop.08:19
mjg59Goshawk: No, vga16fb only works in one resolution08:19
Goshawkdone in less than a month08:19
Lathiatwasabi_: interesting, what X driver?08:19
wasabi_Just my desktop. The nvidia binary drivers Really Suck.08:19
Lathiatwasabi_: tried the latest ones?08:19
wasabi_Yeah.08:19
Lathiatwasabi_: i had that problem after suspending08:19
Lathiatfixed in the last 208:19
wasabi_It's like, when I hit Shut Down... I do it blind.08:20
Goshawkmjg59, i'll investigate08:20
Lathiatas is power management in general08:20
wasabi_Because I can never see the console.08:20
Lathiatwasabi_: weird08:20
Lathiatsux2bu, use the open sauce dirver :)08:20
Lathiatand don't play games, its bad for work :)08:20
mjg59Goshawk: For vga16fb to work, you need not to pass a vga= argument to the bootloader08:20
wasabi_haha08:20
Goshawkmjg59, it's exactly what i do with my program08:20
Goshawkat install time it matches the vesa modes with the xorg configuration08:21
Goshawkand set the proper vga=08:21
mjg59Goshawk: Right. That's not acceptable on laptops.08:21
mjg59Suspend and resume won't work otherwise.08:21
Lathiatmjg59: more correctly, thats not acceptable on *some* laptops08:21
mjg59Lathiat: Well, most08:21
Lathiatworked on the last 2 laptops i had *shrug*08:21
Lathiatbut to the point08:21
Lathiatif it breaks on some08:21
mjg59The only framebuffer with decent suspend/resume support is atyfb08:21
Lathiatit might as well break on all08:21
Goshawkmjg59, ok.. we will think about that in the futer version08:21
Goshawkmjg59, and how do you enable the framebuffer in those laptops?08:22
Lathiatbecause the odds are, you can't detect if it does or doesn't work08:22
mjg59Goshawk: You load vga16fb on boot08:22
Goshawkmjg59, how?08:22
LathiatGoshawk: also, my Xorg mode is 1680x105008:22
mjg59Goshawk: That's the distribution's problem to solve :)08:22
Lathiattheres no fb mode for that :)08:22
Lathiatwell, not as far as i know08:23
GoshawkLathiat, no.. it matches resolution.. don't get the default08:23
Lathiatbe nice if there was08:23
mjg59Goshawk: Your code should just deal with a framebuffer that has any resolution and colour depth, then let the distribution set up the framebuffer08:23
LathiatGoshawk: eh?08:23
GoshawkLathiat, if your card support upper to 1024*768 1024*768 is set08:23
LathiatGoshawk: oh right08:23
Lathiatbe nice if you could make a widescreen framebuffer08:23
Lathiatstretched screen looks crap08:23
Goshawki've to go08:24
mjg59Lathiat: It ought to be possible with the accelerated framebuffers08:24
LathiatGoshawk: vga=795 (1680x1050) works btw08:24
Lathiatmjg59: well i have an nvidia08:24
Lathiatmjrivafb + binary drivers = bad :)08:24
Lathiats/1680x1050/1280x102408:24
GoshawkLathiat, if a framebuffer is active, spashy will work08:24
LathiatGoshawk: anyway, good work, keep it up and make it rock :)08:25
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Goshawkok.. see you guys.. and remember splashy can be installed on every linux system (not only ubuntu)08:25
Goshawkbye people08:25
mdzKamion: ok, I have your debzilla changes available now08:26
mjg59Ok, DirectFB::Create() fails08:26
mjg59That's an impressively bad sign08:26
mdzKamion: but why is it that the behaviour seems to change for version 2, while version 3 would behave the same as version 2 does today?08:26
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mjg59Ah. vga16fb isn't currently supported by directfb, it seems08:30
mjg59Which is something of an issue08:30
mdzyes, I imagine it is08:31
kentLathiat, i have a nvidia (tnt2) and it works for me even though i use the nvidia binary driver from Hoary,08:32
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Kamionmdz: the previous *handling* of version 2 was broken, but the on-disk version 2 format remains the same08:36
Kamionmdz: so, two separate things:08:36
mdzKamion: ok, if that much is correct, then it looks fine to me08:36
Kamionmdz: (1) fix the handling of RFC2047-encoded metadata08:37
Kamionmdz: (2) declare that metadata in format version 2 is encoded RFC2047-style, while, for efficiency, metadata in format version 3 will be decoded into UTF-8 once, and stored that way in the file08:37
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mdzKamion: I've branched the breezy seeds, if there's anything you're ready to change08:40
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Kamionmdz: I already branched the breezy seeds?08:40
mdzin that case, "uh oh"08:40
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Kamioncjwatson@chinstrap:/home/warthogs/archives/ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds/seeds--breezy/seeds--breezy--0$ cat base-0/CONTINUATION; echo08:41
Kamionubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds--hoary--0--patch-22008:41
Kamioncjwatson@chinstrap:/home/warthogs/archives/ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds/seeds--breezy/seeds--breezy--0$ cat patch-1/CONTINUATION; echo08:41
Kamionubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds--hoary--0--patch-21908:41
Kamionwe are in weirdness territory08:41
Kamionshould I just nuke that archive, start again, and run away from lifeless?08:41
mdzlet's08:42
mdzI don't think baz should have let me do that08:42
Mithrandirbaz also lets you branch a branch on top of itself08:43
Mithrandirwhich is kinda weird.08:43
mdzKamion: I had to nuke my revision library, but otherwise it seems happy now08:46
Kamionmdz: right, I just nuked and rebranched, you should be able to commit now?08:46
Kamionthough I got a weird 'Unable to connect to target archive ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com' - but I just upgraded to baz 1.3, and the archive seems fine08:47
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mdzKamion: as soon as it finishes downloading the 200 or so patches, I expect to be able to, yes08:48
Kamionmdz: I don't think I have any seed changes until we start the big merge08:48
Kamionbaz 1.3 claims to be better in that regard08:48
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mdzKamion: hmm, spoke too soon09:01
mdzKamion: I can't commit to it now09:01
mdzcommit: tree is not up-to-date (missing latest revision is ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds--breezy--0--base-0)09:01
mdzupdate says: * tree is already up to date09:01
mdzbaz get said earlier:09:01
mdz* from revision library: ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds--breezy--0--base-009:01
mdz* tree version set ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds--breezy--009:01
mdzI think we may be in a bad place09:04
mdzKamion: did you by any chance backup the archive?09:05
Mithrandircan't you just delete the commits from the archive?09:06
Mithrandiras long as you two are the only ones who have it checked out, that should be fine09:06
mdzMithrandir: not since the whole tree has been deleted09:06
mdzthe patch log for base-0 is in my tree; I don't know what's wrong09:10
mdzKamion: can you reproduce?09:10
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mdzaha, baz created ~/.arch-cache behind my back09:17
mdzthat was the problem09:17
mdzwhat is the difference between a cache and a revision library?09:17
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Treenaks(hm, planet.ubuntulinux breaks on kinnison's blog)09:34
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mdzTreenaks: tell keybuk/jdub09:37
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Mithrandirwhere has all the ia64 debs gone?10:41
pittimdz: I uploaded some warty-security updates for universe today, can you please approve them=10:42
pittis/=/?/10:42
mdzpitti: warty-security shouldn't require approval; does it?10:44
pittimdz: I don't know10:44
pittimdz: all I can say is that I uploaded them and they just vanished10:44
mdzpitti: you ambered them, and they didn't go through?10:44
pittimdz: no, they did not even appear in the accepted queue10:44
pittimdz: and I did not get a REJECT mail either10:44
mdzpitti: you'll have to ask elmo about that10:45
mdzI have no idea10:45
pittimdz: fabbione suggested that they might be subject to approval from you10:45
mdzthings pending approval show up in accepted10:45
pittimdz: okay, thanks10:45
pittimdz: I pinged elmo today, is he away currently?10:45
mdzpitti: I haven't seen him today; I don't know10:45
pittiok, I try to reach him10:45
pittimdz: I have to do some main security updates, too10:46
mdzpitti: did you check accepted/REPORT?10:46
mdzpitti: what are the .changes that you uploaded?10:46
pittimdz: yeah, no sign of anything10:46
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mdzpitti: can you send me a list?10:47
pittimdz: gbatnav_1.0.4-2ubuntu0.1, gtkhtml_1.0.4-5.1ubuntu1.1, mailreader_2.3.29-7ubuntu0.1, rxvt_2.6.4-6ubuntu0.1_source10:47
pittipitti@jackass:/srv/ftp.no-name-yet.com/queue/accepted $ grep gtkhtml_1.0.4-5.1ubuntu1.1 REPORT10:47
pittipitti@jackass:/srv/ftp.no-name-yet.com/queue/accepted $10:47
pittipitti@jackass:/srv/ftp.no-name-yet.com/queue $ grep gtkhtml_1.0.4-5.1ubuntu1.1 REPORT10:48
pittipitti@jackass:/srv/ftp.no-name-yet.com/queue $10:48
mdzpitti: it's waiting in queue/unchecked10:48
mdzpossibly elmo disabled the cron job?10:48
pittimdz: I don't have permission to look into unchecked, so I didn't see them there; thanks for cehcking10:49
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Kamionmdz: the cron jobs are disabled, indeed11:03
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Kamionmdz: glad you got the seeds thing sorted out; I was away11:03
pittinight mvo11:03
Kamionmdz: the cache is for ancestry calculation, AFAIK11:03
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Kamion"Upgrading from older releases or other distributions is not supported"11:14
KamionUpgrading from older releases or other distributions is not supported11:14
Kamionoops11:14
Kamionhttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/ReleaseNotes504/11:14
Kamionwho wrote that upgrading from older releases is not supported? that's ridiculous11:14
Kamionand appallingly misleading11:15
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mdzKamion: there should be a referent there11:24
mdzas in, "older than Ubuntu 4.10"11:24
mdznot that there are any11:25
pittidid anybody try a woody->hoary upgrade?11:25
pittithis is the only additional path I can imagine11:25
mdzpitti: yes, it doesn't work11:25
mdzand we do not support it11:25
pittimakes sense11:25
pittihowever, woody->warty->hoary should reasonably work11:25
mdzZomb tried it and reported a bug11:25
mdzright11:26
pittiso it's just like with Debian, no upgrade with skipping releases11:26
mdzah, the referent in that sentence is woody11:26
mdzI'll fix it up, at any rate11:26
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mdzcorrected11:27
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rubenvgoodevening everybody11:28
pittiHi rubenv 11:28
rubenvI'm just looking over the breezy goals, any plans for async network on boot?11:28
rubenvor is that a too big structural change?11:28
rubenv(as we basically need to make the whole boot async then, or some hackish stuff)11:29
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mxpxpodmjg59: ping11:34
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kokehey, whois the webmaster for UDU wiki??11:55
kokeInterWiki links for Ubuntu wiki would be great! :D11:55
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mdkekoke, i think mdz is in charge of it but not sure12:00
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KamionI wonder if I'm more inclined to produce awful hacks, or just more inclined to own up to the ones I do ;)12:00

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