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dokoRiddell: just add a 'c2' at an appropriate place12:03
Riddelllibkdecorec2  how hard can it be12:03
dokoRiddell: I'm open for better ideas, but we used that in Debian for the last transition as well (c102)12:03
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Riddelldoko: the package name is libqt3c102 but the library is still libqt-mt.so12:04
Riddellwhy's that?12:04
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dokoRiddell: look at the wiki12:05
dokoWhy don't we just change the sonames?12:05
dokoBecause upstream chooses the soname to match their API. If we change the soname then we render ourselves binary-incompatible with other distros and vendor-supplied binaries. This is important because the LSB3 intends to standardise the GCC 4.0 ABI; for Ubuntu/Debian to become binary-incompatible at this point would be the height of perversity.12:05
dokoOf course, when your upstream does bump the soname, you can drop the c2' from the package name, just like very few libs still have a g' on the end. 12:05
Kamiondoko: any reason not to have c1002, apart from slight ugliness?12:05
dokoKamion: good point.12:06
dokoas a compiler option, you write -fabi-version=[12] , the macros is defined as 102/1002.12:06
Kamionjust worried that at some point GXX_ABI will actually be "2" and we'll be screwed; or is that not possible?12:06
lamontKamion: I prefer c1002, since it is very unlikely to be chosen by someone for  a package suffix.12:06
Kamionif GXX_ABI won't ever actually be "2", then I don't have a real objection12:07
dokoyes, we should address this and choose something that can be choosen by Debian as well.12:07
Kamionmm, that's an interesting point12:07
Kamioncan we pre-clear it with Debian?12:08
mxpxpodif I want to compile my own kernel (from kernel.org) to test some powerpc things... what inotify version should I grab?12:08
Kamionbecause if there's a similar c1002 vs. c2 debate, and Debian chooses the other one, we're in for really serious pain12:08
jbaileyKamion: y'mean ask the release manager and gcc maintainer? ;)12:08
dokoKamion: no, I think the multiplier was introduced to get rid off the confusion (ABI 2 = 1002)12:08
tsengjbailey: +1 funny12:08
Kamionjbailey: last time round, it was neuro who did it; I guess that was with a gcc hat on though12:08
Kamiondoko: which multiplier?12:09
doko1012:09
Kamionok12:09
KamionI think going for a name that's picked for exactly the same reason as c102 was picked might leave us with less chance of being bikeshedded later12:10
mvirkkilI'm tossing around the idea of implementing some sort of changes summary for the update-manager. Something that would list the changelog for all the packages at once. It seems however that update-manager is quite a bit more complex than I anticipated. Could someone give me a summary of the logic by which it works?12:11
mvomvirkkil: I can do this, but I would rather like to do it tomorrow 12:11
mvobecause I want to go to bed soon :)12:12
mvirkkilmvo: Ok. I'll ask again then :) Thanks.12:12
dokoKamion: so what is the most politically correct way to address this change? On Debian-release people were asked for transitions and transition plans, so I can make at least a proposal.12:13
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Kamiondoko: that's definitely a good place to get a proposal semi-blessed12:14
dokook, will post something tomorrow. my preference still is: len('c2') << len('c1002')12:16
smurfixelmo: ping12:16
elmosmurfix: ?12:16
smurfixWhat's the procedure for removing packages from breezy (like libgcrypt7...) -- assing the relevant bug to you?12:17
smurfixelmo: ^12:17
smurfixassign12:17
elmosmurfix: already removed from Debian, or ubuntu specific?12:17
fabbionehey elmo12:17
ograsmurfix, thats in universe12:18
elmohi fabbione12:18
ograsmurfix, put it on our MorgueCandidates page after bereezy opened12:18
elmosmurfix: in any event, if it's ubuntu-specific removal in universe coordinate with the MOTMOTU12:18
elmosmurfix: if it's removed-in-debian, that'll happen semi-automagically shortly-ish after breeze opens12:19
smurfixogra: It's on doko's FTBFS list, didn't know he also imported Universe packages12:19
ajmitch_smurfix: doko's large list had mainly universe packages, iirc12:19
smurfixelmo: OK, thx12:19
pittiHi elmo12:20
elmohi pitti 12:20
dokoelmo: please could you install a hoary chroot on davis and install jbailey's glibc packages (p.u.c)12:20
pittielmo: can you please make {warty,hoary}-security uploads work again?12:20
jbaileydoko, elmo: Thos epackages aren't ready.12:20
elmopitti: warty broke?12:20
pittielmo: I uploaded a couple of packages, and according to mdz they are stuck in unchecked/12:20
pittielmo: they aren't in accepted or in REPORT or accepted/REPORT12:20
elmooh, eh, blah, sorry12:21
pittielmo: and I did no get a REJECT mail either12:21
dokoajmitch_: the bug reports for main are already imported in bugzilla12:21
elmoanyway, I'm workin gon breezy now, they'll go live again with that12:21
pittielmo: thanks12:21
jbaileydoko: I haven't got all the langpack stuff done, I'm cracking through that now, and then I have a couple l-k-h fixes to do.  It'll be done by tonight.12:21
dokojbailey: they are ok for building GCC biarch.12:21
ograsmurfix, no idea why its there, but for MOTU we have http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/MorgueCandidates to propose packages that should get dropped, its just not wiped yet...12:21
ajmitch_doko: alright12:21
dokojbailey, elmo: maybe we need another chroot for that kind of thing12:21
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jncmight as well call it the DebCemetary12:22
jbaileydoko: True, but the resulting binaries are also nptl-only right now as well as needing a minimum glibc version bump (for symbol versioning)12:22
elmodoko: I can create another chroot in a bit12:22
jbaileydoko: As long as the result doesn't wind up in the archive somehow...12:23
dokoelmo: that would be nice, so we have a platform to polish ppc6412:23
pittinight everybody12:24
ogranight pitti 12:24
jbaileyg'n Martin.12:24
lamontdoko/elmo/jbailey: is there interest in building all of main to see what is ftbfs with 4.0?12:25
elmolamont: let me setup breezy first?12:25
lamontelmo: sure12:26
elmo(but yes, I definitely think we should do that)12:26
elmoi.e. with breezy-test as soon as it exists12:26
lamontelmo: either hoary-test or breezy-test is fine with me for the test build... :0)12:26
dokolamont: yes, that would be fine. although we should dtermine the order of rebuilds first.12:27
lamontdoko: order???  what order... we just turn it loose... :-)12:28
jbaileyKamion: Around?12:29
dokoorder of library rebuilds, or do you want not have the rebuilt packages available for installation?12:29
mdzlamont,elmo: just as importantly as building, I think we should ensure that the packages that we actually publish to the world are all built with 4.012:29
mdzlamont,elmo: so we know that they work12:29
Kamionjbailey: yes?12:29
jbaileyKamion: Is zoneinfo-udeb something that should be contrib'd back to Debian eventually?12:29
elmomdz: ABI change?12:29
mdzelmo: that too, but I mean just in general12:30
mdzthe test builds tell us whether the stuff compiles, but not whether it still works12:30
elmo[meh, god I wish irssi had per-channel/window currently-typing buffers] 12:30
mdzxchat has that12:30
Kamionjbailey: I'm not sure. It was for the first-stage-questions crack, but I don't think we actually use it at the moment12:30
elmoyah, I know, that's why I miss it12:30
elmomdz: current gcc 4.0 RC is known to e.g. miscompile python12:31
Kamionjbailey: however we might want to use it in the future since some people (*ahem*mark*ahem*) want me to lose the dependence on the base system being installed for questions like timezone12:31
elmoso while I agree that's critically important, until we have 4.0 final and are prepared to start the C++ transition, it seems like a good head start to get started on the FTBFSes12:31
dokoelmo: fixed in my package12:31
elmodoko: keeno12:31
mdzelmo: oh, I agree, I don't think we should delay anything for that12:31
Kamionwouldn't a python miscompile be caught by build-time tests?12:32
mdzwe just need to have some plan for getting everything rebuilt12:32
mdzKamion: we hope12:32
Kamion(dreaming)12:32
elmoKamion: yeah, now just try to not think about the 99% of the archive which doesn't have a test-suite never mind a remotely comprehensive one12:32
jbaileyKamion: I can see that, cool.12:32
Kamionjbailey: so I reckoned you were going to ask me about that, but I honestly don't know whether it's just bad crack yet12:32
Kamiongiven I made it up on the spot under a certain amount of goal-related pressure12:32
jbaileyKamion: No worries, just trying to pick obvious places where merging could be made less hairy.12:33
Kamionjbailey: if you want to kill it, go ahead; I've kept the patch here in case I need it again in future12:34
jbaileyKamion: I'll keep that in mind for the next time I have to do this.12:35
lifelesselmo: ping12:35
elmolifeless: hi12:35
lifelessI'm here to nag12:35
Kamionjbailey: (it's the interdiff from 2.3.2.ds1-19ubuntu3 to 2.3.2.ds1-19ubuntu4 if you want to reverse it)12:35
dokolifeless: we know you ;)12:35
lifelessdoko: I'm touched ;)12:35
elmolifeless: did you mail me about this at all?12:36
elmolifeless: 'cos unfortunately, steve talked to me while I was hugely asleep and I have no idea what he said12:36
lifelesselmo: I talked with you last week on IRC12:36
elmo[beyond "authserver. kick."] 12:36
elmoyou did?  score my memory12:36
lifelesssteve was just a opportunistic nag12:36
Kamionjbailey: mm, apart from adding libnss-dns-udeb and libnss-files-udeb to control_deps in debian/rules.d/control.mk; if that hasn't gone back to Debian yet, it should12:37
lifelessok, gimme a minute I'll dig up details and mail you. then I'll nag again.12:37
elmolifeless: don't worry, got it12:38
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lifelesselmo: cool12:38
lifelesselmo: so I realised I was being dumb - i tonly needs to be the chinstrap chroot12:38
lifelessit won't hurt the others though - so whatever is easiest for you12:39
zygaPINE12:40
zygapine12:40
zygahmm ;] 12:40
zygadefinitly wrong screen12:40
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ograyeah12:45
zygalamont: wander of to convert another mirror ;] 12:47
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elmodoko/jbailey: what arch name are you guys using?12:57
jbaileyelmo: The package name right now is libc6-dev-ppc64 and libc6-ppc64, but using "powerpc" as their arch.12:58
jbaileyelmo: Same type of config as sparc/sparc6412:58
elmook12:58
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Riddellthat'll be breezy open then01:12
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thomindeed01:12
ograYAY01:14
Riddelladjust your .procmailrc accordingly :)01:16
dredgRiddell: but /dev/null hasn't changed....01:18
kentRiddell, breezy is open now?01:18
ajmitch_ogra: dholbach will be so happy :)01:18
ograyeah01:18
Riddellkent: according to breezy-changes it has01:18
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|QuaD-_Riddell: breezy changes is empty, isn't it?01:26
|QuaD-_no messages yet01:26
ogra|QuaD-_, 201:27
|QuaD-_ah, let me check again :)01:27
|QuaD-_just checked :) that means we should start seeing universe open up again01:28
\shbreezy is open?01:28
dredgno, i just did a clean install on my desktop  :(01:29
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blueyedIs it a known bug that the password for a new user added through the "Users administration tool" is wrong? There is a different value in the shadow file from using passwd or KUser..02:01
blueyedcould not find anything in bugzilla..02:01
lamont_rblueyed: different in that the password doesn't work when the user types it, or different in that it doesn't match exactly?02:03
blueyedit does not work.. haven't tried if it's lowercase though.. mom..02:04
lamont_rbecause I would expect it to not match exactly, 4095 out of 4096 times or so02:04
blueyedk, but it also does not work.02:04
\shshlibs-control file==libfoo.la?02:06
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blueyedlamont_r, it's neither lowercase nor uppercase (would be strange enough).02:07
blueyednot reproducable?02:07
blueyedpasswd works fine.02:08
lamont_rblueyed: dunno - not really somewhere that I can conveniently check that02:08
lifelesswhats the best tool for maintaining a small apt repo on chinstrap?02:08
lamont_rlifeless: apt-ftparchive packages . > Packages02:08
lifelesslamont_r: so if I accrue my builds in a dir, then run that02:09
lamont_rlifeless: and (of course) apt-ftparchive sources . > Sources02:09
lamont_rapt-ftparchive searches the given directory (.) for all debs (packages) or dsc (sources), and builds the relevant file02:09
lamont_rso yeah, put them all in a flat tree, and go for it.02:09
lamont_rand yes, that can be multi-arch02:09
lifelessat the moment I use dpkg-scanpackages02:10
lamont_rapt-ftparchive obsoletes that02:10
lifelessto get Packages and Sources. whats the advantage ? ok02:10
lifelesswhat about a Release file ?02:10
lifelessso I can sign it and make mdz happy ;)02:10
lamont_rthe other advantage is that apt-ftparchive is installed, and dpkg-scanpackages probably isn't02:10
lifeless*I use dpkg-scanpackages right now* :)02:10
lamont_rvi Release; gpg --detach-sign Release; mv Release.sig Release.gpg02:10
lifelessan empty file ?02:11
lamont_rlifeless: ah, ok02:11
lamont_ryou can give apt-ftparchive a nice config file (although I haven't figured it out yet... see mvo, mdz, kamion, or keybuk?)02:11
lifelessapt-ftparchive release might do it02:11
lamont_rsee the one in dists/hoary on your favorite mirror, clone from that...02:11
lamont_ryeah.02:11
lamont_rbut that doesn't set the invariant fields, just builds the md5sums/sha1sums for you02:12
lamont_rthe config file lets you specify those02:12
Keybukor just grep people's home directories on rookery for their scripts that perform archive voodoo :p02:12
lamont_rKeybuk: any favorites?02:12
KeybukI use apt-ftparchive02:12
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Keybukthe docs are good02:13
lamont_rKeybuk: to a point... :-)02:14
lamont_rthen again, I've tended to want to do strange things with it.02:14
Keybukoh, I just do "a directory with some packages in it" things02:14
Robot101lamont_r: I have voodoo scripts at people.debian.org/~robot101/make-archive02:15
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Robot101slight inefficiency (multiply scans arch: all packages) but generally works...02:16
Robot101although probably doesn't solve whatever problem you're encountering, so I'll go away now :P02:16
Keybukassuming it's still intact in the smoking embers of gluck02:16
lifelessmain problem is that the bazaar crack repo isn't signed02:16
lifelessand I'm told it should be02:16
Keybukoh, I don't understand that stuff either02:16
Robot101it is intact :)02:17
lamont_rlifeless: once you have a Releases file, you just --detach-sign it and rename the .sig to .gpg02:18
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bob2who should I ping about getting zsh from sid into breezy?02:45
bob2it has working baz completion02:45
zulopen up a bug maybe02:47
danielsit'll get synced eventually, I'm sure02:47
Clintit's forked!02:48
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mdzbob2: when breezy opens, we'll be merging the latest stuff from sid as a matter of course; no ping necessary02:53
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bob2ah, excellent, thanks02:54
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jcolemdz: fc3 kernel + ubuntu livecd is too hard03:06
jcolemdz: harder than michael jackson at disneyland03:07
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\shguys, for a shared library package e.g. libfoo_major.minor  and libfoo-dev_major.minor what is the contents of shlibs.local?03:10
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danielsmjg59: http://www.linuxsymposium.org/2005/view_abstract.php?content_key=9503:31
danielsmjg59: given by len brown03:31
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danielsmdz: yeah ...03:48
dredgmdz: and while you're at it, i find that i sometimes make typos cos the # key is right next to enter...03:48
danielsdredg: in that case, the problem is solved by getting a us-layout keyborad03:49
danielsalso, keyboard03:49
thomoh, and can we force everyone to use a proper UK keyboard03:49
danielsthom: oxymoron city03:49
thomso i don't have to contend with vertically challenged return keys03:49
danielsthom: will they be listening to good alternative Avril Lavigne while they're at it? ;)03:49
dredgdaniels: yeah but then the symbols don't match up and i cry :(03:49
danielsthom: you can borrow sideshow's x40 if you like03:50
mdzI find the ` key confusing because I don't know what it does.  Please disable it in all keyboard layouts03:50
danielsdredg: hm?  every key I press on my keyboard matches up with what's printed on the caps03:50
thomdaniels: ozone now wants a uk keyboard for the  key :-)03:50
danielsthom: oh dear.03:50
dredgdaniels: if i were to use a US layout03:50
danielsdredg: oh sure.  you just need to replace your keycaps also. :)03:51
danielswell, the entire physical keyboard, since we don't need this weirdo extra key.03:51
dredgdaniels: send your keyboard here. it obviously does what i want03:51
danielsmy keyboard is attached to my laptop, and so am I.03:51
dredgthis could get messy03:51
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dredgmaswan: proper? :)03:53
maswandredg: sharp, not too small? :)03:53
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maswannot a dull tiny knife for making decorative things to fruit. ;)03:53
elmoARGH03:54
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elmoE: Failed getting release file http://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/hoary/Release03:54
elmothat's so lame03:54
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maswanelmo: ... fix it? :P03:54
dredghaha03:55
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maswanheh. that would be one way of solving mirroring infrastructure. dump it into ftp-master.debian.org in the appropriate directories. :)03:55
maswanI suspect some people might have issues with that though.03:56
mdzus.archive has breezy already, they certainly are quick03:56
elmomdz: they're triggered03:56
mdzoh03:56
dredgmaswan: meh, they're too busy figuring out what the insert key is used for03:56
elmomaswan: "we don't have space for your lame ass architectures, but 50Gb of Ubuntu??? bring it on!!"03:57
maswanelmo: indeed. might even lead to a heated discussion on debian-devel@lists03:57
mdzelmo: once you're happy with the breezy stuff, let me know before you head off and I'll announce it to -devel (unless you want to do it)03:58
elmomdz: I'm happy with it03:58
mdzok03:58
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danielsinfinity: huzzah.04:00
danielsinfinity: how long have you got?04:00
infinitydaniels : We just put in an application for permanent residence, and I'm currently on a bridging visa while that's being sorted.04:01
infinityThe Australian government how has 1845 of my dollars, so they better say "yes".04:02
infinityWell, to be fair, they have 1845 of American Express's dollars, but AmEx is likely to ask for it back soon.04:03
thominfinity: heh04:03
danielsinfinity: ouch.04:04
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mdzinfinity: is that AUD, CAD OR USD?04:05
danielsmdz: aud04:05
infinityAUD, but I paid with a CAD credit card, so a bit more after exchange rape.04:06
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danielscan't you juts kick amex really hard?04:07
danielsalthough you really want a mastercard or visa, since people actually accept those04:07
infinityYeah, I generally use a MasterCard, I used the AmEx cause it has a higher limit, lower interest rates, and the government accepts it.04:07
infinityI can also do a chargeback if they deny my app. ;)04:08
danielshaha04:08
infinity(Wonder how well that would go?)04:08
danielsthe words 'federal pound me in the arse prison' come to mind at this juncture04:08
zulinfinity: they would probably let you come back and then kick you out again04:08
daniels(II) NV(0): Unable to detect which CRTCNumber...04:09
daniels(==) NV(0): ...Defaulting to CRTCNumber 104:09
daniels(II) NV(0): Using DFP on CRTC 104:09
daniels(--) NV(0): Panel size is 1 x 104:09
zulor what daniels said04:09
danielsthank you, nvidia!04:09
thomgood size!04:10
infinityThat's almost as big as my craptop's screen.04:11
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daniels'i couldn't work out how the hell the screen was wired, so i set up something that couldn't possibly work anywhere.  cheers!'04:12
mdzdebootstrap has a default mirror?  I didn't realize04:12
mdzI thought the third argument was mandatory04:12
danielsmdz: suite and location are the only mandatory arguments04:12
mdzdaniels: I see that now04:12
infinityIf they were reordered, even suite could default to something reasonable.04:13
infinityA bit late for that now, though.04:13
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danielsoh, nvidia.04:15
daniels              pNv->FlatPanel ? (pNv->Television ? "TV" : "DFP") : "CRT",04:15
danielsKamion: ping04:38
thomtime to rename firefox04:38
danielsthom: ?!?04:39
danielsoh, to debian-firefox or whatever, thanks to the trademark stuff?04:39
thomjust firefox04:41
ograthoms-firefox ?04:43
thomogra: heh. more likely to be firefox-really-blows-use-epiphany-instead ;-)04:43
ograheh04:46
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danielsRiddell: do you guys care about kvim?  it's been totally dropped from vim upstream because it's unmaintained04:54
daniels(i'm uploading a new vim that takes 'breezy' as a distribution keyword)04:54
thomhaha; i'm just building that here04:55
danielsthom: i'll fight you!04:55
danielsthom: more seriously -- are you basing it off the hoary sources, or the sid sources?04:55
thomnaw, i'm just doing it locally with hoary04:56
thomif you have sid done go for it04:56
danielsyeah, the only question is what to do with kvim04:58
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infinitykvim was dropped upstream for good reasons.05:03
Riddelldaniels: I'm unsure what to do, I think it would be nice to have something but kvim is unmaintained and yzis is reported not to be ready for use05:04
danielsinfinity: yeah, but just throwing it out seems a bit harsh to the kubuntu folk, since they explicitly reverted debian's last throwing-out of kvim05:04
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danielsRiddell: would you be terribly offended if I uploaded vim without kvim?05:04
Riddelldaniels: but I think that since upstrea don't maintain it and debian don't have it any more it's unrealistic to expect us to have it05:04
danielscool05:04
Riddelldaniels: of course not, I'm an emacs user :)05:04
danielshaha05:04
zulooh...evil05:05
jdubhey hey hey crazy kids!05:06
jdubaaaaaand GOOOOOD MORNING FREEDOM LOVERS!05:06
zulhey jdub 05:06
danielswhattup jdizzle05:06
jdubmy blood pressure!05:08
danielsjdub: try a chill pill05:09
ograMORNIN JDUB !05:10
jdubi drank a lava lamp05:17
jdubit wasn't lava05:17
dredgdid it taste like happy?05:17
jsgotangcogood morning05:20
schweebmako: like the blog post, haha05:31
thomRiddell: uh, dude. x86 ubuntu cds are on a *seperate* mirror on se.archive05:31
danielshum.  so gcc4 has a new c++ abi?05:32
maswanthom: they used to be, we actually removed the redirect yesterday since we seem only to have 30-50MB/s peak demand. :)05:32
thommaswan: right, but the stats are still broken05:33
maswanthom: right. I now remember that I didn't make apache log in xferstats format, so I'll have to write a perl script to integrate it05:33
maswanwell, and rewrite some paths and stuff too anyway, probably. as well as resolving IPs, but we already have scripts for that.05:34
maswanso anyway, there is  ~4.7TB of x86 ubuntu isos that are missing from those stats, I'll just make a note of that in irc for now. :)05:35
Lathiatheh05:36
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dholbachmorning05:50
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maswanhmm.. now I have a purpose for fixing the stats soon, to prove Riddell's blog false. ;)05:54
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calcmaswan: what url?06:04
calcah i see it06:05
ogramako ? what about CC meeting ? 06:06
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dholbachsomebody call mako, since sabdfl, elmo and kamion don't seem awake as well :-)06:13
dredgdholbach: yeah, maybe having 3/4 in GMT timezones isn't such a hot idea... :)06:13
dredger, BST currently06:14
Lathiatmaswan: url?06:14
maswanplanet06:15
diamonddholbach: his phone number is available here: http://mako.yukidoke.org/contact.html06:15
dholbachsomebody could send him an SMS06:16
jsgotangcoerr whats up?06:16
diamondjsgotangco: ubuntu community council meeting, due to start about 15 minutes ago ,-)06:17
dredgi'll send an sms if nobody else has. don't want to plague him06:18
diamonddredg: *nod*06:18
dholbachbob2: could you join #ubuntu-meeting if you're here?06:20
jsgotangcooooo06:20
dredgsent06:20
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ajare those meetings public?06:25
dholbachaj: yes06:25
danielsaj: yeah, #ubuntu-meeting.  open to the public.06:25
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dredgdholbach: no reply.06:25
crimsunof course it's probably best if the CC shows up06:25
dholbachnot a lot to watch atm... with no chair06:25
dredgcrimsun: i thought we were an autonomous collective?06:26
infinity"debian/rules dopatch"... Yeah, that's an intuitive target.06:27
ajwho's chair? sabdfl?06:27
dholbachaj: elmo, kamion, sabdfl or mako could...06:27
crimsunaj: mako06:27
ajhrm, they're all in pretty similar timezones, where it's all late too06:29
dredgaj: i prefer to consider it as early ;)06:29
ogravery early....06:30
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fabbioneelmo: ping?06:32
dholbachfabbione: seems to have went to bed 2h30m ago :-/06:33
fabbionei was hoping he didn't06:33
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jdubBREEZY-CHANGES MAIL!06:41
diamondjdub: -)06:41
schweebsomeone make the CC meeting happen!06:41
lamontjdub: I guess that means I need to understand what the breezy chroot toolchain looks like, so we can start having binaries....06:41
thomlamont: i don't think we have such a beast yet :-)06:42
jdublamont: binaries are good ;)06:42
lamontthom: that was a longwinded way of me saying that none of the buildd's are currently configured to build anything for breezy....06:43
fabbionelamont: so we are go for source uploads, but nobody is building, right?06:43
Amaranthare you going to wait on gcc4 for that?06:43
lamontfabbione: no clue on the source side, but there are no binaries06:43
fabbionelamont: ok06:44
lamontAmaranth: I'm waiting for a decision on the gcc4 process to build the chroots06:44
fabbionebut right now breezy is made of hoary binaries?06:44
lamontand sparc would be well advised to do likewise, fabbione 06:44
lamontfabbione: yes06:44
fabbioneok06:44
lamontI guess... :-)06:44
fabbionethan i think i can flush my queue to breezy safely06:44
lamontif it has binaries, they come from hoary06:44
fabbioneyes there are binaries06:45
fabbioneand thanks god i kept all i built even before hoary was closed06:45
fabbionei thought i didn't06:45
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fabbionels -asl /mirrors/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz 06:46
fabbione628 -rw-r--r--  1 root root 635865 Apr 13 01:33 /mirrors/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz06:46
fabbioneso i guess there are binaries06:46
jdubFrom: Matt Zimmerman <mdz@ubuntu.com>06:46
jdubSubject: Breezy suite now open for business06:46
fabbionein both cases i can only build old packages06:46
jdubThose of you who like to stay on the bleeding edge, update your sources.list06:46
jduband hang on tight.  The next few weeks will be a rough ride. ;-)06:46
jdub06:46
jdublamont: ^ ha ha ;)06:46
fabbionejdub: without buildd's is interesting :)06:46
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OddAbe19wait06:51
OddAbe19so are the servers up yet?06:51
jdubfabbione: we have magic package making fairies for this release!06:52
OddAbe19or are they going up today?06:52
lamontOddAbe19: which servers?06:52
OddAbe19breeezy06:52
lamontOddAbe19: breezy exists in the archive, and source can be uploaded06:52
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OddAbe19check check, i just didn't recall seeing anything in the mailing list06:52
lamontand once a decision is reached (in about 12 hours, by my estimate...) on the gcc4 transition process, etc, then we'll have binaries building06:53
lamontmail was sent today from mdz - see above06:53
OddAbe19ok, i have to glance around06:53
OddAbe19thanks alot06:53
fabbionei can't do much anyway06:54
fabbionesparc.u.c is not updated06:54
fabbionei need to get elmo to move it or fix it06:55
lamontfabbione: and going away, if I hear things correctly... (will become another name, with i386, hppa, and sparc binaries...)06:55
fabbionelamont: yeah ports.u.c afaik06:55
lamontyeah06:55
fabbioneyou mean ia64?06:55
lamont /ubuntu-ports, I think it was06:56
lamonter, yeah.06:56
lamontia64, hppa, sparc06:56
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fabbionewell that is going to be interesting, since there are people already mirroring sparc.u.c06:56
fabbionethat is not me06:56
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lamonttrivial to write a redirect for it...06:56
fabbionegoody06:57
fabbionekatie did like my upload to breezy06:57
fabbionetime to mangle the changes and reupload the queue06:57
jdublamont: so hoary-updates stuff isn't building yet either?06:58
lamonthrm...06:58
jduba bunch of stuff hit h-c, but my mirror update isn't interesting06:58
lamontjdub: will be shortly06:59
lamont(it didn't used to exist yet...)06:59
jdubheh06:59
jdubthanks :-)06:59
dredgopinion: which is worse - 3 hrs sleep or no hrs sleep?06:59
tritiumdredg, 3 hrs, because it's just a tease07:00
dredgtritium: yeah, that's what i'm thinking too :)07:00
tritium:)07:01
schweeb3 hrs might be good still... anything less than that is a tease for sure07:02
diamonddredg: no sleep. i find that even 20 minutes helps, tho you mightn't feel great for half an hour afterwards07:02
dredgdiamond: i see. sounds nasty07:04
Lathiatthe real problem is being woken up in the middle of a rem cycle07:06
Lathiat5 minutes can mean the difference between feeling like crap and feeling good when you wake up07:06
dredgthis is getting too complicated :)07:07
Amaranthheh07:07
Amaranth3 hours is too much07:07
Amaranthget 45 minutes07:07
Lathiat3 hours is good07:08
dredgAmaranth: i typically survive on 2-5hrs/night07:08
Lathiati can live on 3-4 hours07:08
Amaranthcat naps, you don't enter rem, you feel refreshed for the next couple hours07:08
Lathiati used to sleep like 3-4 hours for 3 months07:08
Lathiatfucked myself after that hah07:08
Lathiatcouldn't lseep less than 8-10 hours fo rlike 2 years07:08
Lathiative only just gotten back into being able to sleep a few hours and live through the day07:08
AmaranthWhen I was in school I slept 2-4 hours a night.07:08
LathiatAmaranth: heh thats when i did this07:09
jdubmaswan: ping07:09
Lathiatyear 1 i'd stay up till ike 4am07:09
Lathiatget up at 7 and goto school07:09
maswanjdub: pong07:09
AmaranthNow I sleep 8 hours, no matter what (slaps and tornados not included).07:09
jdubmaswan: hey hey!07:09
maswanI'm almost done with converting the stats and putting them in for the next xferstats run btw. :)07:09
maswanjdub: greetings, Gdubly One07:09
Lathiatmaswan: haha gogo :)07:09
jdubmaswan: thom said there was something funny with the .se ftp stats-- oh07:09
maswanehm. Jdubly07:09
jdubmaswan: hmm, so what's the deal?07:10
AmaranthGdubly sounds better, more gnomeish :)07:10
dredgyeah, once i get to sleep i'll sleep up to 12hrs. getting to sleep is the problem07:10
AmaranthWe can create a weak clone called Kdubly. :)07:10
maswanjdub: I offloaded the x86 install/live cds to a temporary server.07:10
Amaranthor vice-versa07:10
jdubmaswan: aha!07:10
jdubmaswan: that'd bugger the stats a bit ;)07:10
maswanjdub: so there is 4.7TB of those downloads that are missing from the main stats. :)07:10
Amaranththat'd explain why kubuntu appears to beat ubuntu07:11
jdubmaswan: ha ha07:11
Lathiatyep :)07:11
Lathiat\07:11
jdubmaswan: livecds too?07:11
maswanjdub: yeah07:11
Lathiatmaswan: i thought you only did the livecd the second time?07:11
maswanLathiat: well, there is a far bit of livecds among those downlaods07:12
Lathiatmaswan: rightio07:12
maswanmaswan@miffo-m:~$ grep -c live access.log 07:12
maswan2594007:12
maswanmaswan@miffo-m:~$ grep -c install access.log 07:12
maswan6175407:12
jdubmaswan: heh07:14
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lamontjdub: at least one buildd of each of i386,amd64,ppc is now running hoary-updates07:16
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jdublamont: thanks!07:16
maswanOk, that should run a while, now I need to rush off to work.07:17
jdublamont: hoary-security?07:17
lamontjdub: that was already there07:17
Amaranthinfinity: There are talks about changing the name, but they've been going on for years.07:18
infinityAmaranth : Changing the name would be just plain wrong.  Software development without the occasional bit of levity is terribly boring.07:20
jdublamont: tops07:23
lamontjdub: generally speaking, it's best for me to wait for the archive to exist for the release before I turn the buildd's loose on it (since it bitches every 5 minutes if I don't wait.  xN buildd's)07:23
lamontand actually, I should go kill the hoary chroots now07:24
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pittimorning08:05
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thompitti: morning!08:06
dholbachhey pitti08:06
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fabbionemorning pitti08:10
fabbionehey thom08:10
pittiHi thom, fabbione, dholbach 08:10
=== pitti whines about having to do an OO.o hog security update half a week after release
lamontpitti: if the alternative was doing it the day before release, I'd pick 3 days after... :-)08:13
pittilamont: why, day before CD building had saved lots of people lots of downloads...08:13
pittilamont: it's an obvious two-line patch for 100-killme MB of software...08:13
lamontyeah, but it causes much more stress in that final few hours08:13
smurfixshit. some idiot named Darryl Clarke deleted the LocoTeams page on the wiki.08:13
smurfixIs anybody able to restore it?08:14
robitaillesmurfix,  and the canadian page as well08:14
Amaranthi didn't know you could delete pages08:14
smurfixsure you can :-/08:14
smurfixrobitaille: I don't monitor that ...08:15
smurfixHe managed to first rename it to DarrylClarke. Stupid.08:15
pittismurfix: maybe get the old version from the history?08:15
smurfixpitti: It's *deleted*, I can't get at it any more.08:15
smurfixpitti: otherwise that would be easy08:16
pittiD'oh; they aren't kept somewhere?08:16
pittihttp://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:4ERL0ReqpiwJ:www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/LoCoTeams+ubuntu+LocoTeams&hl=de&client=firefox08:16
Amaranthhe deleted it and added a DarryleClark page in it's place?08:16
pittismurfix: ^ that's the google cache, at least the text is intact08:17
smurfixAmaranth: you can rename pages08:17
smurfixAmaranth: That also updates all the pages referred to08:17
jsgotangcowe hatses are wiki page even more noww....08:17
Amaranthrename it back? :)08:17
smurfixAmaranth: It Was Deleted.08:17
smurfixAmaranth: ... suppose I could create a new empty one in its place08:18
jsgotangcoyeah08:18
AmaranthI wouldn't08:18
jsgotangcohe even made links to other pages referencing it08:18
jsgotangcodoh08:18
smurfix... though it'd be uch easier if an admin could rollback its history08:18
smurfixmuch08:18
AmaranthYou might wipe the history.08:18
jsgotangcohas anyone tried recycle_bin?08:18
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Amaranthseems to have the frontpage?08:19
smurfixthat's an old frontpage there08:19
smurfixah, I get it08:20
Amaranthohhh!08:20
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Amaranthnot in the recycle bin08:20
smurfixnah, subpages of r_bin don't work the way the should08:21
smurfixoh well08:21
Amaranthgot it :)08:21
jsgotangcodoh08:21
Amaranthhttps://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/LoCoTeams08:23
AmaranthWhat else got wiped?08:23
dholbachdarryl clarke seems to be a BAD bot08:23
smurfixI'm trying to get it back now08:23
dholbachexchanged nearly everything with DarrylClarke08:24
jsgotangcohe changed every rerefence to LoCo Teams08:24
robitailleAmaranth,  http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/CanadianTeam is one that seems gone08:24
smurfixjsgotangco: You can do that easiy just pressing Rename08:24
dholbachsmurfix: you get the wiki-mails?08:24
smurfixdholbach: No, he seems to have made an honest mistake08:24
smurfixdholbach: still stupid though :-/08:25
dholbachsmurfix: shall i forward you a bunch of wiki-changes-mails?08:25
Amaranthrobitaille: back08:25
AmaranthI leave it up to you guys to fix anything else he did to the pages. :)08:26
smurfixdholbach: I have the loco* ones08:26
AmaranthI think when you rename a page it renames all the references to it too.08:26
jsgotangcogoodness08:26
smurfixAmaranth: exactly08:26
robitailleAmaranth,  thanks08:26
dholbachsmurfix: he also changed your page :-)08:26
Amaranthso, not a bot08:26
smurfixdholbach: If you have the one where he deleted the locoteams page content, I'd appreciate it08:26
Amaranthsmurfix: locoteams is back?08:26
dokopitti: do you want to add the xhosa translation in the OOo build?08:27
smurfixAmaranth: not exactly :-/08:27
Amaranthoh, he screwed with it?08:27
pittidoko: not in a security update08:27
pittidoko: this belongs into -update08:27
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pittidoko: well, does it require substantial changes in the main OO.o package?08:28
dholbachsmurfix: doesnt look good :-/08:29
smurfixdholbach: getting there08:29
dholbachsmurfix: ha... got 124 wiki-changes mails from you08:30
jsgotangcowow08:30
jsgotangcoand counting...08:31
Amaranththat's just from undoing all darryls changes?08:31
smurfixdholbach: you're going to get a few more I'm afraid08:31
jsgotangcoim afraid so08:31
smurfixAmaranth: Well, the thing sends change mails for each page it touches when renaming08:31
Amaranthdholbach: wiki-changes would have saved AptGet, wouldn't it?08:31
Amaranthsmurfix: ah08:31
smurfixso anything referring to LocoTeamList is shouting at us now08:31
dholbachAmaranth: yeah... but i didnt keep them, once i read the changes, i delete them08:32
Amaranthouchie08:32
smurfixespecially since I've managed to mistype the page name when getting it back :-/08:32
AmaranthThis is why I have a gmail account for reading mls. :)08:32
dholbachAmaranth: i'm not sure 1GB is enough for this volatile stuff08:32
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jsgotangco2GB08:33
jsgotangcoeheh08:33
Amaranthdholbach: Up to 2080MB and counting08:33
jsgotangcobut it fills up pretty fast if you are subscribed to a lot of the lists08:33
Amaranth2087MB now08:33
dholbachmy imap-server is fine with that much too :-)08:33
Amaranthsure, but your imap-server deletes things for real :)08:33
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Amarantho_O 40 ubuntu-devel mails?08:34
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jsgotangcohmm lots of renaming going...and going..08:34
smurfixdamn, too many changes, the wiki threw away the history :-(08:35
smurfixand since I'm not subscribed to anything named DarrylClarke I didn't get the one where he deleted the list08:35
jsgotangcowe should really have better access control on the wiki :-(08:36
smurfixdholbach: you don't have it do you?08:36
smurfixjsgotangco: we really should have *a*better*Wiki*.08:36
jsgotangcoyessss....we hateses it a lot...08:36
smurfixMoin can do real access controls, editable in the page. Me like.08:37
AmaranthMediaWiki sound good?08:37
Burgundaviamediawiki is php08:37
jsgotangcoour wiki has so many good stuff but needs a lot of logical information flow08:38
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AmaranthWho cares about the language if it gets the job done?08:39
jsgotangcowell08:39
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jsgotangcophp/java taboo in our servers08:39
smurfixAmaranth: I am actually amazed that people write stuff that's this good in that crappy a language08:40
Treenakssmurfix: dholbach is subscribed to EVERYTHING08:40
mdkejsgotangco, what's up with the wiki now?08:40
smurfixTreenaks: If he deleted that change mail, it's hot helpful08:41
mdkesomething's been deleted?08:41
jsgotangcomdke, Daryl Clarke08:41
mdkei'm subscribed, can i help?08:41
Treenakssmurfix: true, true08:41
smurfixmdke: He renamed the team list page to his own insted of adding his, then he deleted the content08:41
smurfix*very* helpful08:41
mdkeright08:42
mdkedarryl clarke, 61 edits08:42
jsgotangcothats probably a bot08:42
smurfixAnyway the whole wiki has 19 subscribers. *One* of them, please, send me the edit to restore the page08:42
mdkeno its just links updating08:42
mdkei'll try08:42
smurfixOtherwise I know what to spend the morning on. :-(08:43
Amaranthwhoa, rms cc'ed ubuntu-devel for an email :)08:43
smurfixAmaranth: not the first time, IIRC08:44
mdkesmurfix, i don't have time to fix it, i have a class: but the subscriptions go to a gmail account, i'll give you the password?08:46
dholbachsmurfix: unfortunately dont have it anymore :-(08:47
mdkei've had a cursory look but can't find it08:47
smurfixmdke: gimme08:51
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Zombjust fyi: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/community shows an almost empty page08:53
mdkesmurfix, actually you might not need08:53
mdkesmurfix, check pm08:54
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smurfixpage restored *whew*08:55
zerokarmaleftare there any ubuntu devs working with the two debian devs to package mono 1.1.6?08:56
danielszerokarmaleft: i think tseng is working on mono stuff with the debian guys08:56
zerokarmaleftk...i'd like to help out if i could getting mono figured out for breezy08:57
thomzerokarmaleft: tseng has packages more or less done AIUI08:58
elbiwhen will the breezy branch be usable?08:58
lamontelbi: it's accepting uploads now, although no binaries are being built yet08:58
lamontdoko: awake yet?08:59
Lathiati keep getting these random spikees of like 100M traffic on my wireless interface graphs and i can't figure out wtf they are08:59
Lathiatwrong channel08:59
zerokarmaleftthom, just the core framework + gtk#, gecko# etc. i assume?  or third-party applications as well08:59
elbilamont: okay, any idea when this process will begin?08:59
Lathiatzerokarmaleft: i assume it will all be rebuilt09:00
maswanOk, running a new xferstats09:00
lamontelbi: waiting for a decision (due within a few? hours) of what the build tree should look like.. That will be finalized tomorrow US time09:00
lamontonce that's there, we'll have a plan for what happens how09:00
dokolamont: sure :)09:00
lamontdoko: just figured I'd remind you about toolchain decisions, etc, etc... :-)09:01
zerokarmaleftLathiat, right, i'm just wondering where i could throw some effort09:01
pittiamu: ping09:02
Lathiatzerokarmaleft: ask tseng?09:02
pittithom: can I please have the openoffice.org build deps in hoary-i386?09:02
dokolamont: what was that about the "etc, etc"?09:02
elbilamont: okay. sounds reasonable09:03
elbilamont: last question; are these things discussed in a closed community?09:04
lamontdoko: probably the question of toolchain ordering for the bootstrap type stuff09:04
lamontelbi: all of the discussion I've seen has been in this channel09:04
elbilamont: oh, could be true, but some things isn't happening either here or the public mailinglists, is this in some way correct?09:05
dokolamont: ppc64?09:06
lamontdoko: I have two semil-immediate concerns: (1) what toolchain do I put in chroot-breezy?  (2) what toolchain do I put in chroot-breezy-test09:07
thompitti: done09:07
lamontand then what (if any) manually ordered builds must I do to make it really ready to just open the gates and let it go09:08
pittithom: thanks :-)09:08
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dokolamont: in both chroots the packages I'm currently preparing. in breezy-test, a new gcc-defaults as well09:09
lamontdoko: for breezy test, I'm happy with manually forcing the symlinks... we don't need to upload a new gcc-defaults pacakge.09:09
lamont(since breezy-test doesn't actually exist in the real archive, and therefore can't take source uploads...)09:10
lifeless** (process:26931): CRITICAL **: egg_desktop_entries_add_group: assertion `egg_desktop_entries_lookup_group (entries, group_name) == NULL' failed09:11
lifelessduring Setting up xpdf-common (3.00-11ubuntu3) ...09:12
maswanupdated se.releses stats for the last week: http://www.acc.umu.se/technical/statistics/ftp/index.html.en09:21
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maswan20 TB of ubuntu-5.04-install-i386.iso love :)09:22
dholbachWOW09:23
Lathiatnice09:23
opismurfix, ping09:24
smurfixopi: 09:24
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thom4TB of the same on bittorrent09:30
=== Pizbit wonders if that includes the mirrors.
Treenaksthom: total, or only the seeds/peers you can see?09:31
thomPizbit: maswan is giving stats for _a_ mirror09:31
thomTreenaks: this is the stats from the tracker09:31
Treenaksthom: (I'm not familiar with trackers, do they give stats?)09:31
thomTreenaks: torrent.u.c:696909:31
Treenaksah ok :)09:31
danielssuch a classy port number09:33
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Lathiatquite09:35
=== Pizbit wonders if that includes the mirrors.
Pizbitoops, wrong window heh09:36
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pittidaniels: d'oh, purging dbus-1 in favor of libdbus-1-1 breaks tons of stuff...09:38
thompitti: not entirely surprising09:38
dholbachhey mvo 09:39
pittithom: of course not, but a clean upgrade path will get funny :-)09:39
danielsyeah09:39
danielsthis is why it's not uploaded09:39
mvohey dholbach 09:40
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dholbachbbl09:42
GheRiverores09:44
Treenakshm, I'm getting "I tried to upgrade but all I got was a brown background when I tried to log in" errors on the -nl list09:44
Treenaks4 already09:44
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infinityTreenaks : Oddly enough, I had that problem on warty, but not on hoary.09:48
infinityTreenaks : Never bothered to figure out why. :)09:49
mdzmorning09:55
danielsmorning mdz09:55
pittiHi mdz 09:56
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pittimdz: "morning"? you aren't in California any more? :-)09:56
mdzhow was the CC meeting?09:56
mdzpitti: 0100 is morning ;-)09:56
mvomorning mdke 09:56
mvomorning mdz09:57
mdzactually I just say "morning" regardless of the time of day09:57
mdzit's simpler09:57
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pittimdz: ah, ok :-)09:57
fabbionehey mdz09:57
mdzmvo: completion_amount = 109:57
pittimvo: set completion_amount = 009:58
fabbionemdz: basically there was almost no meeting... not enough CC members around09:58
pitti:)09:58
fabbionemako was there09:58
mdza bad time for the UK09:58
mvothanks mdz, pitti 09:58
fabbionemdz: well it is always a bad time for somebody09:58
fabbiones/bad/bed :P09:59
mdzboth bad and bed09:59
fabbioneyay... last 3 external drivers to update and 2.6.12rc2 is almost ready09:59
mdznew ipw2200?09:59
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fabbionemdz: new everything10:00
mdzfabulous10:00
fabbionemdz: updated everything to the last bleeding edge10:00
fabbionebreak it early..10:00
fabbionemdz: we also got a couple of patches upstream in like 10 minutes :)10:01
fabbioneour precompile on 6 arches tests are very good10:01
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fabbionemdz: + i updated all the external drivers documentation.. it was missing a bunch of drivers...10:02
fabbionethat will make it simpler in future10:02
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mdzhave you written some tools to make it easy to convert the drivers into patch form?10:02
fabbionemdz: no.. because some of them come as patches, others as tarballs, others need a precompilation beofre becoming a patch....10:03
fabbioneit's way to complex to write a generic tool10:03
fabbioneit needs to be done case by case..10:03
mdzwhat a pain10:03
fabbionemdz: don't tell me :(10:03
fabbionemdz: specially the 2 or 3 that needs precompilation are a mess10:04
fabbionebecause they generate some files at build time10:04
fabbioneand some are even arch specific10:04
fabbione(reason why we still don't have ndis for amd64)10:04
mdzndiswrapper for one arch is too many already ;-)10:05
fabbionemdz: heheheh but it has been reported to be working on amd64 so i expect people will ask for it pretty soon10:05
fabbioneand the really nice thing is that for each driver we update.. it is another rebuild10:06
fabbionejust to be sure the update is correct10:06
fabbionethat still doesn't involve that the code is portable10:06
fabbionethat comes at a later stage :P10:06
mdzso now you have documentation for how to update each driver?10:08
fabbionemdz: partially yes10:08
fabbionemdz: it changes all the time.. so it is kinda a bet on each update10:08
fabbionethe best practise is to compare the interdiff between the old and the new patch10:09
fabbioneit will catch 99% of the cases10:10
mdzsmurfix: I guess I can see why moin disables page renaming by default10:11
smurfixwell, in zwiki it's far to easy to make a mistake that way10:11
smurfixplus the rename feature conveniently forgets to take the pake subscriptions into account10:11
mdzI have never had that problem; how does it happen?10:11
smurfixs/pake/page10:13
smurfixI got an apology email from the perpetrator ;-)  apparently he just hit the wrong button. Dunno how he managed that, they aren't exactly next to each other10:15
pittismurfix: and you get a big fat confirmation dialog in addition...10:16
jsgotangcoat least we know it was no bot that did that but somehow he did make links10:16
smurfixrename doesn't have a confirmation dialog10:16
infinitypitti : 25 out of 27 patchsets applied for mozilla.  Just sorting out the last two, as they contain several patches each, in a none-too-organised fashion.10:16
smurfixjsgotangco: He fudged around, trying to undo the nonsense, but only made it worse10:16
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smurfix"Undo" not working across renames apparently didn't help either10:17
pittiinfinity: so it will become one big update?10:17
pittiinfinity: that's not too bad from an user's POV, just one download :)10:17
infinitypitti : Yeah, looks like it.  Stalling on the "hard" patch was pointless once I went past it. :)10:17
smurfixanyway, off to teach a client how not to screw up his Asterisk server again ;-)10:18
infinitypitti : I'm hoping to finish up all the patches tonight, and we can spend some time begging people to test that nothing (much) broke.10:18
infinitypitti : Probably won't want to upload until we've had several people test for several days, in light of the massive amount of code touched.10:19
pittiinfinity: yeah, that's sane10:19
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doko?Also in this spurt is the Worple Guide which was worpled from the Ubuntu Worple to Worple and is now a permanent feature of the Ubuntu worple worple.?10:26
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dokointeresting review ;) http://mpt.net.nz/archive/2005/04/11/ubuntu10:27
Lathiatyes we have all seen it :)10:27
Lathiati agree, disagree and he is wrong on a few points but its definately an interesting read and brings up some stuff that needs attention10:28
pittibah10:28
pittidoko: the current Hoary package FTBFS'es in hoary ... *sigh*10:29
Lathiatpitti: FTBFS?10:29
pittiFails to build from source10:29
Lathiatah right10:29
spo0nmanwhere can i look for a TODO list?10:30
spo0nmanfor ubuntu next release in general or specifics if possible?10:30
spo0nmanhttp://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDownUnder/BreezyGoals is too general10:31
dokopitti: which package?10:31
pittidoko: openoffice.org10:31
dokowhere's the log?10:31
LathiatOOo builds? :)10:31
pittidoko: I /msg'ed you10:31
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pittiMorning seb128 10:32
seb128hey hey pitti :)10:32
fabbionemorning seb10:34
fabbioneall this gcc-4 mess iz a gtk bug10:34
Treenaksfabbione: gcc links against gtk now?10:35
fabbioneTreenaks: yeah...10:36
Treenakswow..10:36
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Treenaksmust be the VisualStudio like GUI they're working on10:36
Treenaksto make it better10:36
seb128fabbione: hi fabbione :)10:36
fabbioneTreenaks: yeah10:36
fabbioneehhe10:36
seb128fabbione: gtk is the love :p10:36
fabbioneseb128: like gamin?10:37
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seb128fabbione: no no, gamin is a piece of crap :/10:38
fabbioneseb128: i think it will be easier to rewrite than to fix it.. really10:38
seb128fabbione: some gnomevfs guys are thinking to use directly inotify instead of gamin10:38
fabbionethe idea behind it is very simple10:38
Treenaksrewrite it.. again?10:38
seb128apparently inotify is really easy to use10:38
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fabbioneseb128: indeed it is10:38
pittiseb128: that'd rock, one piece of software less in the stack10:39
Treenaksdoes inotify work on non-local filesystems?10:39
seb128pitti: that's what the gnomevfs guys said, just drop the IPC stack10:39
Treenaks(and does gamin work on those?)10:39
fabbioneTreenaks: let me check....10:39
seb128Treenaks: I don't think gamin does that10:39
astharotciao10:40
torkelTreenaks: do you really want it to work on non-local filesystems?10:40
fabbioneTreenaks: in theory it can do that10:40
MithrandirI think nautilus currently does polling, but in a busy-wait loop10:40
Treenakstorkel: I can imagine some situations10:41
fabbioneMithrandir: it does with dnotify, yes10:41
Treenakstorkel: though polling rates would have to be reduced drastically (if it's polling..)10:41
fabbioneMithrandir: the dnotify backend is a mix with poll10:41
fabbionenot with inotify10:41
Mithrandirfabbione: I'm just saying that I see ~70% CPU usage if I have a nautilus window open over ssh. :P10:42
fabbioneMithrandir: ahaha10:42
TreenaksMithrandir: ssh -X nautilus or nautilus ssh://10:42
seb128what's going on with breezy and the buildchain changes ?10:42
Mithrandiron both my laptop (which is a 1.4GHz P-M) and my desktop (which is an a64 4000+)10:43
pittiseb128: you can upload again :-)10:43
torkelTreenaks: for some remote/global filesystems (read AFS) it would be a nightmare, unless you can restrict it somehow10:43
Mithrandirpitti: breezy is open?10:43
pittiseb128: I'm sure you are sitting on 281 packages to be uploaded :-)10:43
danielsMithrandir: breezy is GO10:43
Mithrandiryay!10:43
MithrandirCRACK!!!10:43
Mithrandir:)10:43
pittidump your crack, folks!10:43
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Mithrandiris mom and such running too?10:44
fabbioneyeah but there are no binaries yet... are they?10:44
Mithrandirfabbione: it's probably a copy of hoary.10:44
fabbioneright now yes10:44
fabbionebut afaik buildd's are not building breezy yet10:45
pittioh right10:46
pittino pmount-0.810:46
seb128pitti: right, I've to upload ... but have we switched to gcc4 ?10:46
pittidunno10:46
dokopitti: seb128 is 7bit only, so 281 looks a bit much ;)10:46
danielsMithrandir: no mom yet10:46
pittidoko: certainly 7 bits of packages every day? :)10:47
pittiand he has a gross lag now10:47
Mithrandirhe's been steaming off by uploading packages to Debian, though10:47
Burgundaviareally, if Debian was smart they would bribe Mark into cutting off seb128 upload priv one day out of the week10:48
pittilol10:48
thomhah10:49
seb128Burgundavia: ?10:51
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Burgundaviaget sarge out in about 2 weeks10:51
seb128mouarf :p10:51
danielsyeah, because what sarge needs is *more* package churn :P10:52
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MithrandirKamion: does the installer try to use unicode over a serial console too?11:01
seb128elmo: glib2.0 sync from debian please11:17
fabbioneseb128: i think he is going to push the bid red "import * fron Debian" button quite soon11:21
seb128oh right :)11:22
jdubhey seb128 11:24
seb128Morning jdub :)11:25
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tsengzerokarmaleft: mono will be in breezy by the end of this month11:54
Treenaks\o/11:55
Treenakstseng: does that include beagle? :)11:55
tsengbeagle runs like a champ11:55
danielsbeagle's already there, yo11:55
tsengmight manage to get tomboy into sid too11:57
tsengdajobe took my package and added the jimmac icons11:57
jdubtseng: should i keep updating beagle, or do you want to track it?11:57
tsengjdub: you may certainly manage it11:57
tsengjdub: its less of an issue now sans policy11:57
jdubheh11:59
jdubi'm not sure i want to keep tracking it ;)11:59
danielsjdub: YOU WIN12:00
tsengk, ill take it12:00
jdubmwah :)12:00
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jdubdaniels: at JSBH :)12:01
danielsjdub: bah, I'll drag thom to the better (and original, mofo) JSBH tomorrow night12:01
danielshave we really had 14 USNs for warty's kernel?12:03
tsengdaniels: kernel bugs in the last 6 months have been at a crazy pace12:04
tsengalot of those usn's cover multiple cans12:04
danielsyeah12:05
danielsi've proofread most of them ;) i just didn't realise it was 1412:05
danielsutterly batshit insane12:05
Treenaksthose kernel people should learn to code!12:06
infinityI assume they took lessons from the Mozilla people.12:06
infinityOr vice versa.12:06
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dredgnah, the people to get lessons from are the ones who write apps like ohh i dunno, phpbb2 or phpmyadmin12:07
Treenaksinfinity: omg12:07
Treenaksdredg: php4 itself12:07
infinitypitti : One patchset left, unless you have new CANs since I started. :)12:07
infinitypitti : Also, this last patchset contains a small patch we'll need to update hoary's Mozilla (but not firefox) with.12:07
danielsinfinity: actually, four12:07
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pittiinfinity: which patch?12:09
infinitypitti : https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=28543812:09
astharotciao12:09
infinitypitti : Last patch, check the last few comments.12:09
infinitypitti : Was supposed to be fixed in 1.7.6, but someone missed a file.12:09
pittid'oh12:10
pittiinfinity: okay, great to hear12:10
infinitypitti : In the future, someone should track these as they happen.  Backporting one patch(set) at a time is a bit easier than 30ish.12:11
infinityNot to mention easier to test.12:11
infinityObviously. :)12:11
pittiinfinity: by any means12:12
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infinitypitti : Anyhow, your one-line patch for 1.7.6 should be simple enough. Lucky bastard. :)12:14
infinitypitti : That's CAN-2005-401, if you're too lazy to read all the comments.12:15
infinity(And who'd blame you?)12:15
infinityAnyhow, I'm going to head home and do something to make me stop thinking about C++ and XUL.12:16
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pittiinfinity: I already marked this CAN as fixed in hoary, since Mozilla claimed that it was fixed in 1.7.6 :-(12:16
infinitypitti : Then unmark it. ;)12:16
pittiinfinity: already done :-)12:16
infinityHeh.12:17
infinity'Night.12:17
pittinight infinity 12:17
pittiinfinity: but this is fixed in ffox?12:17
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kentpitti, so there will be security fixes for Hoary soon? 12:21
pittikent: yeah, mozilla and OO.o12:21
kentpitti, ok. I used to track Hoary during the last period of development, so I got used to the update-icon showing every day in the panel. Its been so strange not having to update for some time now.. :)12:24
pittikent: that's actually the ideal state for a stable release :)12:24
kentpitti, yeah, i guess so.  But this is the first update since Hoary went final, right?12:26
pittiyes12:26
kenthttps://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/usn/errorreferencefolder_view.    "security notices that affect the current supported releases."  The first one of the list is a bout png, and if you click on its link, it says that it affects only ubuntu wart. But the page with CAN-notices says that it affects current supported releases, and is not Hoary also supported, as is Warty (18 month support, or something right12:33
kent?) 12:33
kentWould it not be better if the page with security-notices had also a notice about which distrubution if affects? Right now it sort of looks like a new install of Hoary directly triggers some security-problems.12:34
kentSorry for the spam.  You might shoot me at will..12:34
pittikent: hmm, right, that wasn't necessary during warty...12:34
pittikent: right now all of them only affect wart12:34
pittiy12:34
pittikent: this is mentioned in the texts, though12:35
kentpitti, yes, for those who looks at the reports, it says which distribution it affects. But some might not do that, and just have a look at the page and draw some conclusions from that. If it was possible, it would be better if the first list could state also which version of ubuntu..12:36
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tsengdaniels: i have an update of dbus-mono when breezy opens12:39
d3vic3its open 12:40
cartmanit is?12:40
mjg59Yes12:40
d3vic3YEBO !12:40
tsengis it broken yet :P12:40
cartmanthats fast =)12:40
tsengif not, I can help12:41
danielstseng: what are you doing to dbus-mono?12:41
danielstseng: i have experimental 0.32 stuff at p.u.c/~daniels/dbus/12:41
tsengdaniels: unhack12:41
d3vic3cartman, no buildd yet, AFAIK 12:41
tsengdaniels: /usr/lib/mono 4 life12:41
danielstseng: don't we have to wait for the mono packages to do that?12:41
cartmand3vic3: argh repos. up yet? ie can I point sources.list to it?12:41
tsengdaniels: ok we can work on it later then12:41
d3vic3yes 12:41
tsengdaniels: yeah i have the mono packages also.12:41
Lathiatbreezy is open afaik12:41
danielstseng: oh, rad12:41
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cartmanuhm yeah12:42
danielstseng: ping me when you upload mono and we'll sort it then12:42
mjg59Beagle's in breezy?12:42
tsengdaniels: great12:42
Lathiatmjg59: not atm12:42
tsengmjg59: beagle is in NEW until we have a new mono12:42
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Lathiatahh12:42
mjg59Ah, got you12:42
Lathiathave we got a new kernel with new inotify yet?12:42
mjg59Fabbione is working on the crack12:42
danielswe're all working on craaaaaaack12:43
mjg59daniels: Except you, who's working on his lca paper?12:43
fabbioneyeah12:43
fabbionei am almost there :)12:43
cartmancrack is good12:43
danielsmjg59: *ahem*12:43
cartmanwhen is buildd for breeze supposed to be alive?12:43
cartmanhoary is not unstable enough for me ;P12:44
fabbionecartman: within a day probably12:44
cartmanfabbione: cool, thanks12:44
LathiatAre there any compilers for linux that can output a windows executable of basic C programs 12:46
Lathiat*of a basic12:46
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pittidaniels: now hal 0.5 actually starts up :-) had to fix an upstream bug and lots of changes, but now it works :-)12:51
danielspitti: sweet12:52
danielspitti: CAN I UPLOAD YET?12:52
pittiYES YOU CAN12:52
elbi:)12:52
pittidaniels: however, please don't upload your current dbus-1 package yet :-) it's still pretty crackful12:52
danielspitti: which parts are broken?12:53
pittidaniels: at first build, it linked against the old libdbus-glib in /usr/lib, not in the build dir12:53
pittidaniels: "it" -> python-dbus12:53
danielsUGH12:53
danielsthat seriously sucks12:54
pittidaniels: and of course it's lacking all sorts of conflicts, provides, etc. for transition12:54
pittidaniels: LD_LIBRARY_PATH :-)12:54
pittidaniels: then, are you really sure that you want to rename /etc/init.d/dbus-1? 12:54
danielser, isn't LD_LIBRARY_PATH used for runtime?12:54
danielssurely we'd need -L../dbus or whatever12:54
pittidaniels: erm, sorry, -L probably12:54
pittiyeah12:54
danielsand, uhm, renaming /etc/init.d/dbus-1 kinda bites12:55
danielsi might fake it so it gets kept12:55
pittidaniels: why not just keep /etc/init.d/dbus-1? it's a conffile, and if you rename it, you have to do a proper migration12:55
dokoelmo: ping12:55
danielspitti: because it requires more work than mv {dbus-1,libdbus-1-1}.init :P12:55
pittidaniels: exactly12:55
danielspitti: dbus-1.init won't ever start anyway12:55
danielspitti: 'cause it'll test for $DAEMON and bail.  and dbus-daemon-1 got renamed to dbus-daemon.12:56
pittidaniels: why did you rename dbus-1 to libdbus-1? actually there should be two packages (one with the daemon, one with the library)12:56
seb128thom: around ?12:56
danielspitti: libdbus-1-112:56
danielspitti: well, I needed to rename it for the soversion change anyway12:56
danielslibdbus-1.so.0 -> libdbus-1.so.112:57
pittidaniels: yeah, but why not have an additional dbus-1 package for the daemon?12:57
danielsbecause then stuff that depends on dbus-1 ends up not dragging in ... oh blah12:57
danielsdbus-1 depending on libdbus-1-112:57
danielsthat is *so* *nasty*.12:57
pittidaniels: I don't particularly mind that, but having a new dbus-1 package might ease transition and upgrades12:57
danielsyeah12:58
pittidaniels: the dependency should be automatic in ${shlib-depends}, shouldn't it?12:58
danielshmph, I'll do that then12:58
danielspitti: yeah12:58
pittidaniels: however, these were just some thoughts to ease transition, please just ignore them if you like12:58
danielsnah, we need a smooth transition12:59
danielsand daemon/lib should be split anyway12:59
pittidaniels: btw, libdbus-1.so.1 is for clients, too, right?12:59
pittidaniels: if so, then it should be separate, otherwise you would start the daemon if you build a client package12:59
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pittidaniels: (since it's pulled in as a build-dep)12:59
danielspitti: actually01:00
danielsdbus_bindings_la_LIBADD = $(top_builddir)/dbus/libdbus-1.la $(top_builddir)/glib/libdbus-glib-1.la01:00
danielsyeah, libdbus-1.so.1 is for clients01:00
danielspitti: i don't see that -ldbus-1 is ever used?01:01
pittidaniels: yay, Makefile.am, that's nice01:01
danielspitti: that's what's already there :P01:01
pittidaniels: ldd /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/dbus_bindings.so01:01
pittidaniels: this linked against libdbus-glib-1.so.0 after first build01:01
danielsbong01:02
pittiand thus did not work01:02
pittidaniels: I installed the new dbus-glib, built again, then it worked01:02
pittidaniels: this really looks like if it used /usr/lib/libdbus-glib01:02
pittidaniels: btw, I think we should collect dbus, hal, gnome-vfs, pmount, and g-volume-manager on p.u.c. and upload them all at once when it finally works01:04
pittidaniels: what do you think?01:04
pittiamu, Riddell: ping01:07
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Riddellpitti: hi01:08
pittiRiddell: kubuntu needs your love: CAN-2005-104601:08
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danielspitti: i'm just looking at it now:01:10
daniels cc -shared  .libs/dbus_bindings.o  -Wl,--rpath -Wl,/home/daniels/canonical/dbus/dbus-0.32/dbus/.libs -Wl,--rpath -Wl,/home/daniels/canonical/dbus/dbus-0.32/glib/.libs -L/home/daniels/canonical/dbus/dbus-0.32/dbus/.libs -L/usr/lib -L/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-linux/3.3.5/../../../ ../dbus/.libs/libdbus-1.so ../glib/.libs/libdbus-glib-1.so -lnsl  -Wl,-soname -Wl,dbus_bindings.so -Wl,-version-script -Wl,.libs/dbus_bindings.ver -o .libs/dbus_bin01:10
pittihey, seb128 now uploads with his @debian.org address :)01:10
danielspitti: yeah, I think we should have a common staging area01:10
seb128pitti: doh, thanks for noticing01:10
pittiseb128: well, it shouldn't really matter01:11
seb128pitti: need to update my ubuntu script :)01:11
\shI'm tired guys01:11
pittidaniels: hmm, this actually looks right...01:11
danielspitti: pebcak kthxbye01:11
pittidaniels: what went wrong? :-)01:13
danielspitti: you broke the build01:13
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pittiit built fine, it should FTBFS if something is wrong.. ? what did I do wrong?01:14
danielspitti: i dunno01:14
danielspitti: we could blame thom if you like01:14
pittidaniels: I'd like that much better than blaming me :-)01:15
pittidaniels: anyway, we can hope that this doesn't happen at the buildd01:15
danielsyeah01:17
danielsbut i dunno01:17
danielsi'll see if I can reproduce it01:17
danielstotally shouldn't happen tho01:17
pittidaniels: the really bad and h4ck1sh solution is a build-conflicts: to itself01:18
pittidaniels: but there must be a better way01:18
pittibuild-conflicts so suck...01:18
danielsb-c'ing on dbus-1 (<< 0.32-1) is shit01:18
pittidaniels: so shall I convert hal to use /etc/init.d/libdbus-1 now? or will you revert to /e/i/dbus-1?01:19
danielspitti: i'll revert to dbus-101:19
pittiokay, thanks01:19
mjg59Kamion: Around?01:23
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pittiseb128: did you already happen to package g-v-m 1.3?01:36
pittiseb128: I like to start with it since I have the new hal running now01:36
pittiseb128: I just want to avoid duplicate work01:36
seb128pitti: nop, I consider g-v-m to be yours :)01:37
pittiseb128: thanks :-)01:37
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seb128thank you :)01:37
pittiseb128: I want this new crack to play around with device encryption01:38
seb128you are packaging hal 0.5 ?01:38
pittiseb128: yeah, initial version is ready01:38
pittiseb128: it's a PITA to upgrade currently (needs some dbus coordination, hold your breath), but once it's installed, it works reasonably01:39
seb128cool01:39
pittiseb128: I just had to drop ogra's patches for now :-(01:39
seb128oh ?01:39
pittiseb128: well, and the thing does not recognize my hd partitions at all - let's see what breaks with this01:39
pittiseb128: yeah, hal has a completely new architecture, we need to redesign ogra's stuff01:40
seb128hum, k01:40
pittiseb128: we have 6 months to break it furth^W^W^Wfix it01:40
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pittijbailey: ping?01:50
jbaileypitti: here!01:51
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trukuloit's me or ubuntu-devel list is full of bugs insteadof threads of development?01:51
pittijbailey: would it be possible for cdbs, "debclean", to just remove the build-tree instead of trying to unapply all patches, make clean, etc.?01:51
pittitrukulo: unfortunately this is the case :-(01:52
danielstrukulo: not just you01:52
trukulodaniels, pitti: so that's a real problem01:52
jbaileypitti: Yes, I've just never done it.  Can you file a bug?01:52
pittijbailey: debian or ubuntu?01:53
danielstrukulo: yeah01:53
zygahello01:53
pittiHi zyga 01:53
trukulodaniels, perhaps closed devel-list ?01:53
zygais there any # with gpl-savvy lawyers?01:53
jbaileypitti: Sadly, ubuntu if you want it looked at quicker.  the debbugs for cdbs is a bit of a maze at the moment.01:53
zygaI'm currently in the process of releasing the project I'm working on under GPL01:53
pittijbailey: okay :-) as long as you push it into Debian, too? :-)01:54
zygaand I have a few questions01:54
danielstrukulo: that would suck :(01:54
jbaileypitti: sb would kill me if I didn't. =)01:54
danielstrukulo: maybe closed posting, but definitely not closed reading01:54
zygapitti: hi :-)01:54
trukulozyga, ask me if you want, if i can ask, i'll tell you01:54
trukulodaniels, i know, i know, but it's a problem with that list01:54
danielsyeah01:54
trukulodaniels, perhaps closed posting would be good01:54
trukuloas you say01:54
zygatrukulo: generally there are several issues 01:54
danielsjbailey: was the  intentional?01:55
trukulozyga, tell me in private if you want01:55
zygatrukulo: the project was created by me and later on by my friend01:55
trukulozyga, then you need the permission of ALL the creators01:55
zygatrukulo: (it's not top secret ;-) I can speak here if it's okay with the others01:55
jbaileydaniels: e?  I don't do e...01:55
zygatrukulo: the problem is that while I was working for the institution that sponsored the project01:56
pittijbailey: #9152, TIA01:56
zygatrukulo: my friend was doing it as his major in CS 01:56
zygatrukulo: we are wondering what to write in each file01:56
jbaileypitti: No worries.  I've promised sb some serious cdbs love for UDU, perhaps if our slave drive^W^Wmdz gives us some time I can drag you off to a corner as well to look at what I'm doing with cdbs. =)01:57
zygatrukulo: currently we decided to list the institution as the copyright holder01:57
trukulozyga, who is the intellectual property owner? you and your friend? oy did you do that work for a company/institution?01:57
zygatrukulo: and each/both authors as.. .authors01:57
zygatrukulo: that's complicated01:57
trukuloso you need permision of everyone related in the project01:57
zygatrukulo: part belongs to the institue01:57
zygatrukulo: other part to me01:57
pittijbailey: that'd rock! (we will bribe you to release cdbs2 soon :-) )01:57
trukuloso you need agreement of the institute01:57
trukuloand yours and your friend01:57
zygatrukulo: and other to the university of my friend01:58
jbaileypitti: The needed bribe is spare time. =)01:58
pittijbailey: or, rather, make you drunk and make you sign the "I will do it in two days" contract :-P01:58
zygatrukulo: the university will cooperate most probably01:58
trukulozyga, that's ok, your friend too01:58
trukuloand the institute? did you do that work on work-time?01:58
zygatrukulo: but we still don't know if we should list everyone or just the institue01:58
trukuloor in free time?01:58
pittijbailey: make it so that debian/rules contains nothing more than "#include /usr/share/cdbs/doitright.mk" :-)01:58
trukulozyga, if it's released in GPL01:58
zygatrukulo: in the beginning I worked there01:58
trukuloyou don't HAVE TO mention anyone01:59
zygatrukulo: then the funding stopped and techically it was in my free timne01:59
trukulobecause it's easy, if it's GPL you have no credit obligation01:59
jbaileypitti: Nope, always has to be at least 3 lines.01:59
pittijust kidding :-)01:59
trukuloBUT, you can say in README or ABOUT, thanks to Insitute and University01:59
zygatrukulo: so as long as the institute, the university and us agree it should be okay?01:59
trukulozyga, yes01:59
jbaileypitti: #!/usr/bin/make -f , include /usr/share/cdbs2/cdbs.mk, CDBS_MODULES = debhelper autotools =)01:59
zygatrukulo: well there is one more issue but I'm not so sure about it02:00
trukulozyga, tell me02:00
zygatrukulo: the project was funded by the state02:00
pittijbailey: ah, that's the new boilerplate? nice02:00
zygatrukulo: I'm not sure how does that look from the legal side02:00
jbaileypitti: Yeah.  Module ordering is handled internally.02:00
pittijbailey: what about "#!/usr/bin/cdbs-make\nCDBS_MODULES= ..." then?02:00
trukulozyga, if university use the founds, and university let you publish it GPL, then there's no rpoblem02:00
trukulobecause university decides what to do with founds, it's not state responsability02:01
zygatrukulo: the university did not fund this at all, but it explicitly reserves all rights to the work published by it's students02:01
trukulozyga, so rights are from university, no problem at all02:01
zygatrukulo: the funds came from the state to the institute02:01
trukulorights is what matters here, intelectual property (copyrights)02:02
jbaileypitti: Debian policy sais that it must be a Makefile.02:02
trukulozyga, ah, that's another history02:02
pittijbailey: oh, ok02:02
trukulozyga, it's institute owner of the rights or state?02:02
zygatrukulo: we are still trying find a lawyer with sufficient knowledge 02:02
zygatrukulo: that's still the fuzzy issue02:02
zygatrukulo: we think that rights belong to the institute02:03
trukulozyga, i'm spanish, and VERY probably, laws are different here02:03
zygatrukulo: but we are still not sure02:03
Pizbitzyga: Do they even know?:)02:03
zygatrukulo: I know but we hope that since everyone cooperates it's not a matter of if but how this gets GPLd02:03
zygaPizbit: ?02:03
trukulobut anyway, it's very UNUSUAL that state told you not to publish that work in GPL02:03
Pizbitzyga: Does the institute know if they have the rights or not?02:04
zygaPizbit: the institute is composed of scientists ;-)02:04
zygaPizbit: we simply don't know for sure ;-)02:04
PizbitSurely someone to be in charge heh02:04
trukulozyga, probably the state don't neither02:04
trukulo:) so try to release as gpl02:04
zygaPizbit: most people are old and while very inteligent they have very little legal knowledge 02:05
trukuloand if there is problem (very rare) contact a lawyer02:05
zygawe are trying to do that ATM02:05
trukulozyga, that's my point of view, but i'm talking from spanish legislation02:05
zygaI hope this is over soon though02:05
zygatrukulo: thanks02:06
trukulozyga, you're wellcome02:06
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zygahttp://www.suxx.pl/poliqarp/license.txt02:08
zygawe plan to prepend this to each file02:08
trukulozyga, what is for ?02:10
trukuloyou don't explain it..02:10
zygatrukulo: as I said we plan to prepend that to each source file02:12
zygatrukulo: the project details can be found at www.korpus.pl (there's an english version)02:12
trukulothanks02:12
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Lathiatyou can get to the bank and back in 2 minutes?02:15
zygaLathiat: must be one of those brodband folks ;)02:16
zygabroadband even02:16
pittisjoerd: ping02:18
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danielspitti: i'm going to bed now, but i think we should have a reasonably smooth transition with the packages I just put up on p.u.c/~daniels/dbus/.  didn't change the version number.02:30
pittidaniels: cool, will try them out.02:30
pittidaniels: good night!02:30
danielsnight dude02:31
pittidaniels: yeah, good time to go to bed :-) sleep well02:31
pittiso you are 8 hours ahead of us02:31
\shhttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/LocalAptGetRepositories my experiences from last night to this morning...summarized on the wiki02:32
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zygamvo: ping02:45
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tlelong time no see ppl02:48
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tleI found something very interesting with bug #591702:49
jdubhey Safari_Al 02:49
tleUbuntu encounter low res 640x480 with all PC using i810 card02:49
Safari_Aljdthood, Hi!02:50
Safari_Alerm, jdub, hi!02:50
Safari_Althanks for the email today.02:50
tleit'd be nice if u can have a look on it, danield,02:51
Safari_Aljdub, gonna miss the 1st half of gnome.conf.au :/02:53
jdubSafari_Al: d'oh!02:53
Safari_Aljdub, I'm talking at the edulinux miniconf, so that will be good exposure anyway and good fun too I hope02:53
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mvozyga: pong02:57
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Kamiondaniels: pong02:58
KamionMithrandir: I think it avoids Unicode for the installation itself, not sure about the second stage, that may be buggy02:58
Kamionmjg59: pong02:58
MithrandirKamion: the installer?  it uses utf8 on serial console with the slang frontend02:59
KamionMithrandir: probably a bug then, feel free to diagnose :)03:00
MithrandirKamion: right now I'm trying to undo some of the damage I've unleashed with new pkg-config versions03:01
Kamionright now I'm unfreezing my upload queue :)03:03
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zygamvo: have a look at www.suxx.pl/update-manger/patches03:06
mvozyga: nice, thanks03:07
zygamvo: I'll remove the old ones03:09
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zygamvo: some thing got mixed in update-manager.in03:10
zygamvo: package version stuff especially 03:11
zygamvo: but as long as you like them they're safe IMHO03:11
mvozyga: I'm looking over it now03:15
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zulyo03:17
jdubseb128: ha ha, clearlooks added to gtk-engines ;)03:20
zygawhat is a.u.o/bigfile?03:20
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mjg59Kamion: I'm just about go get lunch, but can I talk to you about custom CD images at some point?03:21
seb128jdub: please update gtk-engines :p03:22
Mithrandiroh fun03:22
jdubseb128: evil man :)03:22
Kamionmjg59: yeah03:22
seb128:-P03:22
MithrandirI've managed to make a GSList pointing to itself03:23
TreenaksMithrandir: is that hard?03:23
MithrandirTreenaks: not really, but it consumes about 250MB/sec of memory when you try to copy it.03:24
TreenaksMithrandir: *headdesk*03:24
MithrandirI guess anybody trying to build epiphany with pkg-config 0.17.1 is up for a surprise.03:24
zygahmm03:27
zygawhere did our models go?03:27
zygaapril calendar is one big blue goo ;-)03:27
Treenakszyga: with hands!03:27
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zygaTreenaks: are you suggesting that next month they'll make it green with feet instead?03:28
Treenakszyga: who knows03:28
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=== lamont discovers a lovely timebomb waiting to embrace him in the livecd rootfs build...
zulboom03:59
lamontevery 3 weeks or so, we build a livecdfs that wants to fsck at boot time...  every time...  Gonna have to fix that...03:59
Kamionwhy every three weeks?04:00
lamontwell, was watching things scroll by, and it said every 21 mounts04:00
Lathiatlamont: why don't you just tune2fs -c 0 -- if its ext2?04:00
lamontsince we reuse the image, etc..04:00
lamontLathiat: that'd be the fix, yes.04:00
Kamionah04:01
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Lathiatlamont: eh?04:02
Kamionrsyncability death?04:02
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TreenaksLathiat: #dbus ?04:02
LathiatTreenaks: no #dbus04:03
lamontKamion: nah - I expect it'd touch at least something pretty frequently, resulting in a things moving over04:03
Lathiatthey must have caught d-bus and buggered off :)04:03
TreenaksLathiat: you could poke sjoerd 04:03
TreenaksLathiat: or pitti04:03
Lathiati just want to know if theyve done implementing objects in the glib api yet04:03
lamontthen again, it shouldn't actually need to change anything - just read the whole cloop... depends on how smart the cloop code is on not exhausting memory04:03
mvoLathiat: ross bloged about that recently IIRC04:04
pittiLathiat: no idea -> daniels04:04
Lathiatmore to the point, in 0.2304:04
Lathiatmvo: burton?04:04
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Lathiatah, so its in 0.3204:05
Lathiatoh well04:05
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Kamionthom: please restart the torrent tracker once it gets the Kubuntu DVD torrents that are currently syncing04:20
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pittisjoerd: ?04:25
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Mithrandirmaswan: hmm, could we clean out a bit on ravel?04:28
ograaaaw...http://www.about-linux.com/ubuntu_1-5.html04:33
ograa video tutorial on "how do i remove all nice ubuntu advantages in warty" 04:33
jsgotangcowarty video tutorials online..that is nice04:35
maswanMithrandir: yes.04:35
Mithrandirmaswan: I'm cleaning out about 800M of packages from pure64 at least04:36
maswanMithrandir: I'll go clean some of my stuff up.04:36
maswansome of the -mw$n stuff isn't needed.04:36
Mithrandirmaswan: great04:36
maswanhmm.. actually, none of it is, because the only reason I kept many aroudn was that they had different state (mostly wrt multiarch), but since I have forgotten what states were involved...04:37
Mithrandirheh04:38
maswanI think the same goes for the pure64-mw variants, unless you know of anything different there?04:40
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Lathiathaha04:40
Mithrandirmaswan: no idea :)04:41
fabbioneyo04:41
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maswanLathiat: I've done that before on that machine. Luckily my $HOME was first, and I had a bunch of unpacked kernel trees, so I managed to break it before I clobbered Mithrandir's stuff etc. :)04:42
fabbioneelmo: ping?04:46
elmofabbione: ?04:47
fabbioneelmo: would it be possible to get sparc.u.c going?04:47
fabbionea 4 times/day pulse would rock04:47
fabbioneotherwise i cannot even start breezy04:47
elmofabbione: I'll do ports when I can, but atm getting breezy syncing is a higher priority04:48
fabbioneelmo: yes i really understand that, but i can't even prepare the buildd otherwise.. can you give me at least one pulse?04:49
elmofabbione: done04:49
fabbioneelmo: thanks04:49
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Lathiatmaswan: oops :)05:07
maswanLathiat: the lesson learnt is to always keep half a dozen kernel trees in your $HOME, it gives you time to think and break that rm -rf before it takes out the whole filesystem :)05:09
Lathiatrm needs one of those flags not to traverse file systemws05:10
Lathiati thought gnu rm had one05:10
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rossdaniels: ping?05:11
rossso the hoary hardware device database tool is broken for me05:12
ograross ?05:12
rossit tried to send to the server, failed to connect. it then said it would save a file to disk, and didn't05:12
ograwhoops, is it up to date ?05:12
rossa fresh hoary install05:12
ograshould be 0.6-ubuntu2 iirc05:13
ograno upgrade from debian or such ?05:13
rossnope, i wiped my disk05:13
ograhrm05:13
rossi did purge a load of python modules i don't use so it may be incomplete deps05:13
\shhey ogra, finally u awak ;)05:13
ogracould you run hwdb-gui from the commandline  ?05:13
\sh+e05:13
mvoross: does that mean you have hoary runing on one of your machines? *congrats* then :)05:14
rossmvo: yeah, nice to see g-a-i in its native environment :)05:14
ograheh05:14
rossmvo: and this time i used lvm so i can make space for a new install later05:14
ogralooks cool now (since it has some apps in the tree)05:14
rossi had a few install issues, i'll have to hit bugzilla later05:15
zygamvo: hey05:16
mvozyga: hey05:17
ograhi \sh 05:17
zygamvo: I think that the easiest approach is to simply add debian 05:17
maswanMithrandir: better?05:17
Mithrandirmaswan: a lot, thanks :)05:18
mvirkkilross: Are you planning on doing work on g-a-i? Wondering because I'm working on splitting the different parts (ie apt/synaptic handling) in to separate classes and files.05:19
zygamvirkkil: how do you determine current icon theme?05:19
mdzmorning05:19
ograhi mdke 05:19
ograhi mdz05:20
ogragrr05:20
zulhey mdkz05:20
mvozyga: I'll send you a mail then05:20
zulgrr05:20
zygamvo: great, thanks05:20
mvomvirkkil: would make sense, in the future we may go with python-apts interface05:20
rossmvirkkil: yes, i don't plan to drop it05:21
mvirkkilzyga: I haven't done any changes to that part. 't uses:  self.icons = gtk.icon_theme_get_default()05:21
zygamvirkkil: thanks, I'm not familiar with gtk :)05:21
\sh2 days off from work, and more work in my sparetime...I'm ill05:21
mvirkkilross: I mean that it will take a few days and will include large and invasive changes (again)05:21
mvirkkilzyga: Neither am I :-)05:22
rossnext week i'll probably review all of the patches i've been sent and merge any hoary changes05:22
mvirkkilross: So merging it with other changes will be painful.05:22
rosseither wait a bit or be prepared for conflicts05:23
mvirkkilross: I guess I'll be prepared for conflicts. The changes aren't that large compared to the ones I've already made (the large patch in bugzilla).05:24
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mvirkkilzyga: What are you woking on if you don't mind me asking?05:25
dholbachhi05:25
mvirkkildholbach: hi05:25
ograhi dholbach 05:25
dholbachhey :-)05:25
mvohi dholbach 05:25
\shdholbach: I set myself on the list for wannabe new member of ubuntu 05:25
mvirkkil\sh: What's that?05:26
justdavewho does admin-type stuff at Canonical these days?  (like if I need to get an employment verification letter showing they employed me last year)  Is that still Jane?05:26
dholbach\sh: yeah... already saw :-)05:26
zygamvirkkil: I wan to add pretty user friendly icons to u-m based on desktop files of existing applications05:26
zygamvirkkil: and learn python + gtk at the same time05:26
\shdholbach: finally, i could bash ogra all the day, just because he forced me to play with ubuntu ;)05:26
dholbach:-)05:27
ogra\sh, nice wikipage05:27
mvirkkilzuga: Cool. Check out the icon function in http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/gnome-app-install/src/AppInstall.py?rev=1.2&view=markup (should prbably be called something like getIcon and not just icon)05:27
\shmvirkkil: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/community/processes/newmember05:27
\shogra: the howto? 05:27
ograyep05:27
zygamvirkkil: cool, thanks05:27
Mithrandirjustdave: Jane or Claire, I think; probably just send it to Jane and she'll forward it.05:27
\shogra: check for wrong spelling ;)05:27
ogra\sh, thats better done by a native english speaker ;)05:28
justdaveMithrandir: thanks05:28
mvirkkilross: How many pathces do you have for g-a-i?05:28
rossmvirkkil: just a few pending05:29
\shogra: hehe for sure ;) but i tell you...my eyes are small, my brain is dead, but I want to finish my vnc2swf...if this is working...we can do a lot of stuff for ubuntu, showing desktop sessions via flash movie...this will be the hell :)05:29
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ogra\sh, doesnt really convince the amd64 user here :)05:29
ogra\sh, (no flash for amd64)05:30
zygaogra: you are very right :)05:30
\shogra: well...for promotion is x86 enough ;)05:30
mvirkkilross: Do you do your work in the gnome cvs? (ie how do I keep up to date?)05:30
\shogra: even not with ming?05:30
\shoh ming i prepare just here ;)05:30
rossmvirkkil: yeah, gnome cvs05:30
mdzKamion: ping, re: breezy germinate05:30
ogra\sh, dunno, i guess with a lot of fiddeling i'd get it to work.... but i dont think flash is worth that05:31
\shogra: u have a x86 box at home? check http://www.unixuser.org/~euske/vnc2swf/05:32
\shogra: complete sessions with live sound explanations etc.05:32
cjbogra: You can swf2avi, avi2gif.05:33
ogra\sh, http://www.about-linux.com/ubuntu_1-5.html same like this....05:33
cjb(Which is how I did http://www.inference.phy.cam.ac.uk/dasher/images/newdasher.gif .)05:33
ogra\sh, which makes me sad ....05:33
\shogra: try with gplflash it's amd64 compatible05:33
ogra\sh, since it only shows how to rip out the nice ubuntu imrovements out of your system05:33
ogra\sh, i'm really not interested in flash05:34
mvirkkilross: I'd be interested in knowing what the patches are for. Mind sending me them?05:34
\shogra: no..much nicer...u see a direct session from your desktop :) vnc to your box and record it ;)05:35
cjbWhat we *really* need in an X server plugin that uses damage to record changes to sessions in a really bandwidth-efficient way and allows us to play them back and export them and all kinds of useful stuff.05:35
rosscjb: doesn't need to be a plugin, a normal app could do that05:36
rossthat was the point of damage :)05:36
cjbross: Well, a bit of both.  I guess the perfect way to do this is to have a compositing manager do the recordings.05:37
cjb(Since it speaks Damage, will know when to take snapshots to end up with a consistent state, can avoid repainting as much as possible.)05:38
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elmoMITHRANDIR05:42
Mithrandirwhat have I done now?05:43
Mithrandirexcept breaking pkg-config, but that's being fixed now05:43
Mithrandirmaswan: run dmesg on ravel05:44
Mithrandirelmo: pong?05:45
elmoMithrandir: you uploaded mozilla-thunderbird without an ubuntu version number and with a different .orig.tar.gz from debian's05:45
Mithrandirelmo: argh :(05:45
Mithrandirelmo: what can I do to fix the damage?  (except not doing it again)05:46
Mithrandir(if anything)05:46
mvirkkilWOW! http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/WhyYouShouldntUseUbuntu Someone is spamming/trolling. 05:47
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elmoMithrandir: I'm not sure atm05:47
Mithrandirmvirkkil: at least somebody with a broken caps lock key05:48
Kamionmdz: pong05:48
mvirkkilMithrandir: And someone who could use a good beating with the clue-stick :)05:49
Kamionmdz: what do you need? I switched the default RELEASE/DIST earlier today05:49
\shhmmm.05:49
\shwell.05:49
\shanti-white?05:49
\shmark is not a coloured05:49
\shso...anti-white? 05:49
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\shfinally anti-buur05:49
\shbut not anti-white 05:49
dholbachdeleted05:50
Kamionmdz: oh, I guess you want output on people.u.c/~cjwatson/germinate-output/ too ... doing05:50
\shthx...05:50
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mvirkkildholbach: Good. Did you block the ip? Also notice the link on the front page.05:50
dholbachoh didnt :-/ hrm05:50
CarlKapt-cache show whiptail - Whiptail is a "dialog" replacement.  but it does not provide "dialog" - I think it should include ln -s whiptail dialog - yes?   should I bugzilla this?05:51
mvirkkildholbach: Hmm... I can still see the page.05:51
mvirkkildholbach: Nevermind, the page is gone now05:52
ograi cant, but the search returns taces....05:52
ogratraces05:52
dholbachmvirkkil: i'm no wiki admin, i can't block ips05:52
mdzCarlK: no, it should not provide /usr/bin/dialog; that would unnecessarily cause the packages to conflict, and I'm not even sure that they're 100% command-line compatible05:56
astharotciao05:56
CarlKmdz - should 'something' provide dialog?05:57
mdzCarlK: the dialog package does05:57
mdzKamion: I'm trying to diagnose why anastacia wants to move a few hundred packages to universe05:58
pittiMorning mdz05:58
thoreauputicmdz: it appears in Warty at least, the dialog package doesn't exist 05:58
Kamionmdz: I diffed hoary/breezy germinate outputs, they were identical apart from kvim05:59
mdzthoreauputic: it's in universe05:59
KamionCarlK: whiptail is not 100% command-line compatible with dialog05:59
thoreauputicmdz: not here it isn't05:59
Kamiondebconf has code to do slightly different things depending on which one it finds05:59
elmomdz: I got cron.sync minimally functional, it's not really live yet05:59
mdzthoreauputic: in the Ubuntu archive it is05:59
Kamionplease leave it alone :)05:59
mdzelmo: ah06:00
thoreauputicmdz: oops, I beg your pardon - it is here after all, sorry06:00
Kamionfor example whiptail has --scrolltext, dialog doesn't06:00
CarlKthe whiptail idea was just because i couldn't find dialog, and the description said it would work ;)06:00
CarlKok, us lusers will go back to #ubuntu ;)06:01
thoreauputicCarlK: mdz is right - I must have done a typo06:01
CarlKno prob06:01
dokojbailey: did you remove the ppc64 glibc binaries from p.u.c.?06:05
jbaileydoko: I did - I realised that they didn't have the libc.preinst hook to make sure that there was a 2.6 kernel running.06:05
jbaileydoko: Want another set?  I can push them up now.06:05
jbaileyI was just about to tweak the l-k-h dependancy to 2.6.11.2-0ubuntu1 instead of to -106:06
jbailey(Having watched elmo lart someone for that mistake just moments ago... *g*)06:06
fabbionemeh 2.6.11 ??06:11
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jbaileyfabbione: Will that cause you grief?06:11
truluxfabbione: could we talk on the Breezy goals for the kernel packages?06:11
truluxfabbione: after it I will say you rcok :D06:11
jbaileyfabbione: Generally the defines are the only interesting bit.  glibc always rolls back to previous syscalls.06:11
Kamionfabbione: l-k-h isn't part of your packages though ...06:12
fabbionejbailey, Kamion: ah ok06:12
jbaileyfabbione: Upstream recommends that you always use the recent kernel headers even if you're running an older kernel.06:12
fabbionetrulux: why don't you subscribe to kernel-team and discuss what has been asked teice already ? ;)06:12
fabbionejbailey: make sense06:12
fabbiones/teice/twice06:12
truluxfabbione: ok06:13
dokojbailey: could we just install the current packages in the ppc64 chroot, and work from this state on?06:13
fabbionetrulux: there is a team behind.. i want people to discuss all together06:13
truluxdoko: also, could we talk on the gcc packages?06:13
truluxok, sorry06:13
truluxI like team work, so, it's better even06:13
trulux:)06:13
fabbionei have the feeling that elmo just imported sid...06:14
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elmoI've been trying all day06:14
jbaileydoko: Better to give me 20 minutes.  The version of lkh that I'll be uploading will be a lower version that I was using before (-0ubuntu1 instead of -1), so it would never get rolled back.06:14
jbaileyelmo: I don't need to run the testsuite on it anymore, though.06:15
fabbioneelmo: well you succeed to some extents i gues...06:16
truluxwho is in charge of managing the meetings?06:16
pittitrulux: you can announce one yourself as long as it doesn't clash with an existing one06:17
dholbachbbl06:17
dokojbailey: sounds fine06:18
truluxpitti: ok, great06:18
dokotrulux: did you want to talk about the SSP patch for gcc-HEAD ? ;)06:18
pittitrulux: please look in #ubuntu-meeting for the already scheduled ones and add yours06:19
pittitrulux: and announce the meeting on u-devel@l.u.c06:19
truluxdoko: about *many* stuff, I have created the breezy chroots and testing stuff06:19
truluxok06:19
pittitrulux: SSP for gcc-HEAD would really *rock* :-)06:19
truluxpitti: I'm porting it to 4.0, as I haven't got response from Etoh06:20
truluxnor Yoda06:20
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elmomdz: cron.sync is fixed06:20
truluxso, following Yoda's saying... "don't try to do it, do it or just don't do it"06:20
trulux;)06:20
mdzelmo: thanks06:20
truluxhey mdke 06:21
truluxerm06:21
truluxmdz06:21
trulux:)06:21
truluxmako: nothing from Amaya (yet)06:21
mdzelmo: I seeded openoffice.org2 yesterday, but anastacia doesn't want to promote it06:22
Kamionthat'd be a mirroring problem, I'll investigate06:24
mdzmirroring of the seeds? ah06:24
elmowhy the hell is baz update checking every signature ever. grr.06:24
Kamionmy fault, incomplete script06:24
Kamionwas only baz updating warty hoary kubuntu-hoary06:25
Kamionmdz: try again06:25
makotrulux: ok06:26
makotrulux: send her another ping06:26
truluxmako: ok06:26
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fabbionedoko: so what is the toolchain bootstrap sequence for the buildd?06:28
makook.. so i'm hearing that ubuntu was discussed on us television last night06:28
makonational television06:28
jbaileyNeat.  In a positive light?06:29
mako18:26 <@micah> mako: apparantly last night on the TV show "Veronica Mars" two of the main characters had an argument about which is better, OS X or Ubuntu06:29
mako18:27 <@mako> micah: WHAT?06:29
mako18:27 <@micah> the argument was as if you and I had the argument, but on a mainstream TV show ("But Ubuntu is Free Software" "Yeah, but it always breaks!")06:29
trukulomako, any video avalaible on internet?06:29
mako18:27 <@micah> mako: seriously... I was just told that06:29
makoi just heard about this06:29
jbaileyAhah06:29
dokofabbione: do we need one, as long as we don't change the g++ default?06:29
makocan someone verify this06:29
fabbionedoko: well, what does need to be builded and installed in the chroot first, before start batching the builds?06:30
fabbionedoko: there are already upload queued.. including gcc-4.06:30
fabbionedoko: so i guess we need that in as first...06:30
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dokoyes, this one and glibc first06:31
jbaileyI've just uploaded linux-kernel-headers, since it doesn't need any furhter love AFAICT.06:32
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Kamion$ debian/rules `pwd`/stamp-dir/patch-stamp06:42
Kamionmeh06:42
Kamionjbailey: is there an easier way than the above to just unpack/patch the glibc source tree?06:42
jbaileyKamion: debian/rules patch06:43
truluxwhat's the release number for Breezy?06:45
trukulotrulux, 5.1006:45
truluxtrukulo: many thanks, sir06:46
trulux:)06:46
trukulotrulux, it's easy: year.month (5.10)06:46
Kamionjbailey: tried that06:47
truluxyep, I'm just about to test a game that a friend gave to me06:47
Kamionjbailey: oh, bah, maybe I didn't, OK. :)06:47
truluxif something doesn't stop me to have fun for a while06:47
KamionI hate that particular guessing game06:48
jbaileyKamion: Oh good.  I was fairly certain I had used it this morning. =)06:48
KamionI tried 'setup', 'source.make', 'patched-source'06:49
Kamionthen gave up and started trying to read the rules files06:49
jbaileyYEah.  setup used to be in there, I'm not sure why it's not now, but I haven't hunted it down.06:49
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Frafrahi06:53
Frafraexist ubuntu for sparc and/or ultrasparc?06:54
trukuloFrafra, no06:54
fabbioneFrafra: yes06:54
mdkeheh06:54
fabbioneit will be available during breezy release cycle06:55
trukulofabbione, i think not, but you know better than me :P06:55
fabbionetrukulo: i am doing the port.. there is already an archive of packages 06:55
trukulofabbione, ah! then it doesn't exist !! it will exist06:55
Frafra5.10 for ultrasparc?06:55
trukulodon't confuse me, man06:55
fabbionebut it's not good enough yet to be sent around06:55
fabbioneFrafra: i hope that will be a reality.. yes06:55
Frafra:D06:56
Frafragood06:56
Frafracan i download the unstable version?06:57
fabbioneFrafra: there are no iso.. only netinstall.. if you can wait a few days.. yes06:57
Frafra:D06:57
Frafraintresting... :)06:57
fabbionewe are moving it to a new (and slightly more powerful) server06:58
fabbionebefore making the port available06:58
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jbaileydoko: The new glibc is in http://people.ubuntu.com/~jbailey/glibc/ sorry about the lag.07:19
fabbioneelmo: ROCKING!07:20
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fabbioneelmo: how is it going with the syncs?07:22
mxpxpodso, breezy development has started?07:24
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dokojbailey, elmo: so we can set up the chroot?07:29
jbaileydoko: I'm fine with it now.  lkh hasn't made it through the buildd yet, so if you want I can upload a ppc deb for that too.07:30
dokojbailey: that would be nice ...07:31
mxpxpodjbailey: hey07:31
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jbaileymxpxpod: Hullo07:34
jbaileydoko: http://people.ubuntu.com/~jbailey/linux-kernel-headers/ has it now.07:34
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mxpxpodjbailey: will the linux-headers-2.6.11 stuff from breezy work for hoary?07:50
mxpxpodalso, are there going to be minor updates to hoary for like metacity 2.10.1 and such?07:50
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pittire07:56
jbaileymxpxpod: Define 'work for'?07:58
jbaileymxpxpod: And no, probably not.07:58
mxpxpodjbailey: will I be able to compile a kernel-image07:58
mdzjbailey: I'm trying to make sense of the huge pile of Java packages that want to move from universe to main; can you take a look at it?07:58
jbaileymxpxpod: With a short release cycle, there's not enough time to be maintaining a backports setup.07:58
mxpxpodjbailey: ah, ok07:59
mxpxpodso, my best bet would be to switch to breezy ;)07:59
jbaileymxpxpod: l-k-h is completely unrelated to the kernel builds itself.  The package will probably be renamed to linux-libc-headers at some point to avoid confusion.07:59
mxpxpodjbailey: ah, ok07:59
mxpxpodjbailey: is there a "simple" way to take a vanilla kernel and put the ubuntu patches (like wlan-ng) into it?08:02
Mithrandirmaswan?08:02
jbaileymdz: Are you looking at JavaPackagingProgress:08:03
jbailey?08:03
jbaileymxpxpod: Dunno.  I try to stay on this side of the syscall layer. =)  IIRC, patches are maintained as .dpatch or something like that - There ought to be some way to easily replace the upstream version.08:04
mdzjbailey: no, see the email I sent08:04
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mdzjbailey: according to germinate, those packages ought to be in main, and not universe, but there's far more than I expect to see08:04
mdzand some of it we definitely don't want in main08:05
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jbaileymdz: This is my first encounter with germinate.  How does it produce this list, missing build-deps and depends for packages that are in main now?08:08
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mdzjbailey: germinate takes as input the seeds and the Packages files08:11
mdzjbailey: it walks the depends and build-depends trees, and outputs lists which incorporate dependencies08:11
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mdzjbailey: so the output of germinate for the 'desktop' list is all seeded packages, plus all their dependencies (recursively)08:11
jbaileyAlso build-deps?08:11
mdzjbailey: all build-dependencies are added to the 'supported' output\08:11
jbaileyAh, cool.08:12
mdzjbailey: elmo has a tool which basically diffs that against the state of the archive08:12
mdzI mailed you part of the output from that tool08:12
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mdzI assume that some of it is related to openoffice.org2, but we had openoffice.org2 in main for part of the Hoary cycle without it08:13
ska-fanmdz == sabdfl?08:13
mdzand it seems like a huge amount of stuff (kaffe AND ecj, 4 different jikes packages, jython, etc.)08:13
mdzska-fan: no, sabdfl=sabdfl08:14
fabbioneor mdz=mdz08:14
ograyeah08:14
mdzs/or/and/08:14
Lathiat==, depending which language your brain parses :)08:14
ska-fanok, thanks. No idea how I got that impression :)08:14
jbaileymdz: The source packages is basically what's in Hoary at the moment, or is this from the sid merge?08:14
fabbionemdz: 2.6.12rc2 is basically ready to go in as update from hoary. We are working on parsing bugzilla for the extra drivers before any upload to see what is sane to pull in before UDU08:15
Lathiatfabbione: can i give it a test run?08:15
fabbioneLathiat: there are no binaries around sorry08:15
mdzjbailey: this is breezy08:15
mdzjbailey: (which is basically hoary, plus a few uploads over the past few days)08:16
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mdzska-fan: sabdfl has more hair08:16
Lathiatfabbione: trivial to build from source isn't it? (i assume kernels are no different?)08:16
fabbioneLathiat: + the kernel can still change from what will hit breezy and the aBI too08:16
fabbioneLathiat: it's not trivial without the first .diff.gz and the .dsc and the .orig around :)08:16
Lathiatheh ok08:17
fabbioneLathiat: i will ping you as soon as i have something builded08:17
Lathiatfabbione: ok :)08:17
fabbionewell actually more than you... but you get the idea08:17
mdzjbailey: the 'all' file has a column which shows which package pulled in each package08:18
Lathiatfabbione: yuh :)08:18
mdzjbailey: or if it was listed in a seed explicitly08:18
fabbioneLathiat: it also depends what flavour you need08:18
jbaileymdz: Ooo, thanks.08:18
mdzjbailey: the rdepends/ directory contains a tree showing all the reverse depends for each package08:18
fabbioneLathiat: i am not going to get too crazy uploading outside the archive08:18
Lathiat686 (or 386)08:18
fabbioneLathiat: ok08:18
Lathiatnot hassling, jsut thought i'd could give it a shot and see how it goes :)08:18
mdzjbailey: e.g., python2.1 is being pulled in by jython, via libbsf-java via ant08:19
fabbioneLathiat: inotify works, if that's what you want to know :)08:19
mdzjbailey: we won't support python 2.1, so we need to break that chain somewhere08:19
Lathiatfabbione: i was trying to avoid asking :) haha08:19
jbaileymdz: Yup.  Like I'm sure xerces-j doesn't actually need a build-dep on ash.08:20
Lathiatfabbione: but i was just more generally interested in testing it and seeing if theres any problems08:20
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fabbioneLathiat: i am building a 686 image right now.. not sure if i will manage to upload it before my wife is back08:20
Lathiatok08:20
fabbioneand it has some experimental stuff that might not go in breezy at all08:20
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fabbioneso don't rely on them08:21
Lathiatwhatever, when you have time, i'm not fussed :)08:21
fabbionetesting is good.. but i like to set people mind first08:21
Lathiatnps08:21
fabbioneit's a 12rc2 + extra junk + extra royally untested crack08:22
fabbioneit can hurt08:22
ograyeah, lets wipe our disks ... and burn the chipsets ;)08:23
Lathiatfabbione: i bet it can :)08:24
Lathiati'll keep both pieces, don't worry :)08:24
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elmodoko: still here?08:31
dokoyep, my flight is tomorrow evening ;)08:31
elmodoko: okay, so things keep changing and I've lost track - what do you want installed in the chroot?08:32
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dokodavis:~doko/powerpc64/install/* + jbailey's glibc packages08:33
elmowhere are  jbailey's pkgs?08:33
elmogeez, we were almost 2Gb out-of-sync with sid, source-wise08:34
jbaileyelmo: http://people.ubuntu.com/~jbailey/glibc/08:34
elmoand that's the unmodified packages08:34
jbaileyelmo: I can move the specific ones to a server if you'd like.08:34
jbailey(just need to know where)08:34
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dokoelmo: copied in the same dir08:35
dokoplus glibc & gcc-4.0 build-deps08:36
fabbionedoko: is that for ppc64 kernel?08:37
jbaileyfabbione: This is to get ppc64 capable toolchain into the archive.08:38
dokoyes, you can start kernel baking, but please let me build gcc-4.0 biarch first ...08:38
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dokomdz, jbailey: I hope jython isn't a problem for breezy anymore. there's at least some work done to implent something equivalent to python2.308:40
elmoargh08:41
mdzseb128,doko: as part of moving to oo.o2 in desktop, should we add oo.o2-evolution to desktop?08:41
elmosomeone pretty pretty please fix findutils to not trawl bind mounts08:41
fabbionedoko: i won't start anything until you will tell me that gcc & co is go08:41
elmodavis is crawling so many copies of /home it's not finishing in 24 hours08:41
seb128mdz: no real opinion on it, I don't know what this package does08:42
mdzDescription: Evolution 2 Addressbook support for OpenOffice.org08:42
dokomdz: yes, seb128: it accesss the addressbook08:42
seb128oh, it uses eds08:43
seb128right08:43
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mdzelmo: does dev/ino match for the top-level directory?08:49
elmomdz: actually, sorry, it's checksecurity which is causing the problem08:49
elmonot findutils08:50
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dokomdz: GCC, did talk with dan@debian.org about g++-3.3/gcc-4.0 compatibility, it looks like there are no problems (except hppa and maybe sparc). But with this combination we add a third variant to the existing and our target toolchain, so the tests/builds have limited value. So either stick with the current defaults until UDU and do the gcc/g++ switch at the same time, or do it now (which is sub-optimal, because many people are in vaca08:51
dokotions next week).08:51
mdza majority of our packages are C programs; there is definitely value in getting them built with gcc-4.008:52
mdzif we switch after the sync, we'll need to do source uploads of every C program to get them rebuilt08:53
Mithrandirmdz: note that Andreas Jochens has been building the gcc-3.4 archive for amd64 in Debian with gcc4 for quite a while, so bugs should be filed in Debian for most issues already.08:53
elmomdz: why?08:53
mdzelmo: er, unless you want to do thousands of binary-NMUs, or flush the archive?08:53
elmomdz: why do we need to do either?08:53
elmogcc-3.3 and gcc-4 built binaries/libraries (excluding c++) can happily intermix?08:54
Mithrandirelmo: they can08:54
mdzelmo: to avoid releasing with packages built by gcc-3.3 which gcc-4.0 miscompiles08:54
elmoMithrandir: (I know it was a rhetorical ? ;)08:54
mdzso that they would blow up in our face during a security update08:54
Mithrandirelmo: I didn't know if it was. :)08:54
Mithrandirelmo: but considering you maintain the packages you do, I should learn to shut up08:54
Mithrandirbah; *off*08:54
mdzor a last-minute change before the release, for that matter08:54
elmomdz: well - there are going to be packages that haven't changed since hoary in sid either08:54
mdznot that we ever do those08:55
elmobut *shrug* ok08:55
mdzelmo: yeah, but like two orders of magnitude less08:55
elmoin any event, there's still time, as breezy building seems to be down08:55
mdzdoko: in what way do the tests have limited value?  for which packages?08:56
dokoMithrandir: these bugs are already imported. you can have a look at my assigned bug reports, if you find some of your packages ...08:57
mdzelmo: wow, checksecurity is a fucking rat's nest08:58
elmoyes :(08:58
dokofor mixed C/C++ binaries, we have a new possible source of errors, and may see/debug things that we won't release with breezy. we did a test rebuild for haory as well some weeks before the release, so that should be doable for breezy as well.09:00
mdzall of the mixed C/C++ stuff will be rebuilt as part of the C++ transition, no?09:02
dokoyes, we have to.09:02
mdzlet's go with gcc-4.0 and g++-3.3 then, before we start syncing sid to breezy.  I'd rather have an uncomfortable situation with a few packages, than an uncomfortable situation with many packages09:03
mdzif strange things happen, test builds with gcc-3.3 are easy to try09:04
elmosorry, why are we not just doing g++-4 now?09:04
dokoso we go with gcc-4.0, gobjc-4.0, g++-3.3, gcj-3.3, gpc-3.4 and g77-3.4 as default ?09:04
zygais it possible that ubuntu will become incompatible with debian? (as heard on slashdot)09:04
dokoelmo: man power during the next week, and maybe no final 4.0 release yet09:05
elmommk09:06
kentzyga, what do you meen "incompatible"? 09:07
elmoE: Build-Depends-Indep dependency for gcc-4.0 cannot be satisfied because no available versions of package doxygen can satisfy version requirements09:07
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elmohmm, IWBNI if apt-get had a "do the best you can" for 'build-dep'09:08
dokowe do have doxygen 1.4.0 ...09:08
elmoit's 1.4.109:09
elmodoesn't matter, I'll do it manually as best as breezy can09:09
elmo(it's 1.4.1 in the build-deps, I mean)09:09
zygakent: not sure what exactly really, something like many rpm based distros are not compatible and packages built for one will fail on other09:09
dokoahh, ok, I remember, yes there are some formatting fixes for the docs, but that should not hurt now ... I'll downgrade the build-dep.09:11
=== pitti can already smell the support for encrypted storage in Breezy
kentzyga, I would not worry if I was you. If you are not even sure what you are worrying about, then you should just relax.  And as for slashdot,  dont belive everything ;)  There is always a bit of problem using packages built for another distro, and if problems arive, they will be solved :)  And I think its more a problem for rpm-based distros since they dont have their own universe like ubuntu. 09:16
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zygakent: I don't believe everything I read on slashdot but I thought it would be wise to ask anyway ;-)09:17
elmoboggle - an interactive prompt09:17
elmoduring an install.  how very... debian.09:17
elmoInstalling new version of config file /etc/locale.alias ...09:19
elmo/var/lib/dpkg/info/locales.config: line 435: syntax error: unexpected end of file09:19
elmojbailey: ^---09:19
elmoPreparing to replace locales 2.3.2.ds1-20ubuntu13 (using locales_2.3.5-0ubuntu1_all.deb) ...09:19
elmo libc6-dev depends on linux-kernel-headers (<= 2.6.11.2-0); however:09:20
elmo  Version of linux-kernel-headers on system is 2.6.11.2-0ubuntu1.09:20
elmodoko: ^--09:20
jbaileyelmo: /me checks. =(09:20
theinedoes anybody know how to update a thinkpad's bios without windows?09:23
jbaileyelmo: Ugh, that doesn't fail the install.  I must've missed it before.09:23
kentzyga, Im realy not the right one to answere, but I dont think there is a need to worry. If for example, som package wont be able to be used on both Debian and ubuntu, people will make a package for ubuntu and one for debian. Its nothing that cant be solved.09:23
zygakent: the last statement is flawed09:24
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zygakent: this is exactly why you have problems with rpm distros, one package for fedora 2, one for mandrake 10, and no packages for everything else  09:25
zygakent: I don't want to exagerate threat to ubuntu (I'm just asking) but I certainly do not agree with you on that09:25
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\shcan I setup a pbuilder enviroment for two distributions? 1. hoary and 2. breezy?09:26
crimsunyes09:27
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stratus\sh, yes but you can go with debootstrap, dchroot and family too.09:27
kentzyga, the only problem i can see is the people who starts to whine becaus some one else have not done their job for them. And i dont meen that that person is you in any way, i just meen that it should not be a big problem to solve, and there for its not a *problem* at all.09:28
\shin this moment I thing dchroot enviroment is better?09:28
\sh-g+k09:28
zygakent: I agree on the whining part ;-)09:29
kentzyga, but ok, you might have a point about rpm-based distros. But personally I have had no problems this fare, so i see now point in worrying until i do. :)09:31
\shstratus: well....u have the actual breezy files for deboostrap?09:35
zygakent: I came to ubuntu exactly because of this09:36
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stratus\sh, no sorry.09:37
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theinewow, debootstrap is nice!09:38
\shok..then from hoary chroot to breezy ;)09:45
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zygaanyone who maintains g-a-i around?09:51
pittielmo: in theory, if I would upload a security update with a new package, this would land in NEW. are there any problems that could happen?09:52
mvozyga: well, I hacked on it :)09:53
zygamvo: why does it maintain separate .desktop files?09:53
zygamvo: (and outdated too)09:53
mvozyga: because it needs the information from packages that are not installed (and therefore have no dekstop file on the installed system)09:53
elmopitti: should be fine - will require me to NEW it, but other than that, no09:54
pittielmo: okay, thanks09:54
zygamvo: any chance to pull up-to-date .desktop files from the web?09:55
mvozyga: yes, a planed feature. we need a tool that can extract them automatically09:56
zygamvo: well it is pretty easy to write a shell script to do that09:56
zygamvo: run it nightly on some server but where?09:57
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mvozyga: what we plan now is to extract them and put them into a deb package (g-a-i-data or something). I don't think it's very importend to have them in a seperate index file09:58
zygamvo: if you want I can write you one but I'm sure that would be nothing you cannot do :)09:58
mdzthom: I need to edit fields.html for bugzilla on macquarie; can you find out where it is and grant me permission?09:59
zygamvo: are you not afraid of one bloated binary package that will be changing over and over just because someone changed/added an icon?10:00
ograzyga, that doesnt happen this easy in the supported set10:02
mvozyga: I don't think it's a big issue. we don't want too many desktop files in that package, otherwise g-a-i will become to crowded. and getting the desktop files from the web will lead to new problems. we either need a index file with all packages or we need a tarball (and then we can go with a package as well)10:02
ogra(changing apps or icons)10:02
zygaogra: good point about the supoorted set10:03
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zygaI'm wondering wether I should use some pre-packaged icons or really extract all info from .desktop files and track their locations10:04
tortoise_there's a patch here: http://primates.ximian.com/~sandino/python-glade/#main that gives glade the abilty to create python applications, would it be possible for this to be merged into ubuntu since it is python centric.10:04
zyga(Still trying to add icons to u-m)10:05
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dholbachhey10:05
ajmitchhey dholbach 10:05
dholbachhey ajmitch 10:05
mvotortoise_: what advantage does it have over using pythons libglade?10:06
lamontdoko/jbailey/elmo: do I have a cookbook for bootstrapping toolchains yet?10:06
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tortoise_mvo: it's much easier!10:06
mvozyga: we probably need a common package with the desktop files for g-a-i and u-m10:07
jbaileylamont: I'm pausing for food atm.  elmo found one typo and a merge error.  The typo was easy to fix, the merge error I don't see yet.10:07
lamontjbailey: ah, ok.10:07
zygamvo: that will keep all unsupported apps from being pretty in u-m10:07
zygamvo: I was thinking about adding a few tabs10:07
lamontso y'all will give me a 'build these things and install them, in this order' list?10:08
zygaone would list applications (from user's point of view) - with icons and descriptions10:08
jbaileylamont: We have a glibc and a gcc to go in for ppc so that ppc64 can be built.  The rest of it doesn't need manual help.10:08
zygaother would list libraries (and a list of applications that use them in the details tab perhaps)10:08
zygaand the last tab would contain all other updates10:09
zyga99% users will only look/care at the application tab IMHO10:09
lamontjbailey: given that _nothing_ is building on breezy now, if I just kick everything free, then bunches of stuff will be built using the hoary gcc... you're saying that's OK?10:09
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jbaileylamont: Ah, I thought that mdz's message last night meant things were building.10:09
dokolamont: do you need a cookbook? we only need it for ppc64, if at all10:10
jbaileylamont: But that would explain why I haven't seen the new linux-kernel-headers show up in your build logs yet. =)10:10
lamontsource uploads are piling up, pending me getting told how to get the toolchain into the right state for said floodgate opening10:10
\shnice my chroot is working10:10
lamontdoko: so gcc-3.3 is fine for i386????10:10
mvozyga: having icons for most applications in universe will probably get a bit big :)10:10
jbaileylamont: Do you need to be handed the source code, or can I ask you to start with the linux-kernel-headers that I've already uploaded?10:10
dokolamont: just build 4.0, then I'll have to upload a new gcc-defaults10:11
zygamvo: yes but since u-m cannot install new packages users will most probably already have an icon already10:11
lamontthat's the sequence of steps I want... when does linux-kernel-headers build? before or after gcc-4.0, etc, etc.10:11
mvozyga: very good point10:11
lamontor is it really just 'build gcc-4.0, install that, force the symlinks to happiness, and open the gates'?10:11
lamont(except on ppc, where more handholding is needed)10:12
jbaileylamont: It's a prerequisite to the new glibc, it should be built now.10:12
zygamvo: and that bring us back to the point of choosing correct icon, bleh10:12
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lamontjbailey: does it care what compiler it gets built with?10:12
dokolamont: glibc's GCC version is hardcoded in the glibc sources, so it does not matter ...10:12
jbaileylamont: Nope.10:12
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jbaileydoko: After that, should we install glibc and gcc-3.4 into the ppc chroot, and build glibc?10:13
mvozyga: we cheat in g-a-i, we have a x-package-name or something to make the mapping work10:13
crimsundoko: question regarding BreezyToolchainTransition: In the "Time Line" section, you mention " Upload build-essential version 11, depending on g++ (>= 4:4.0)". Is that g++ supposed to be gcc, or are we truly going gcc-4.0 and g++-4.0 ?10:14
dokojbailey: hmm, I'd like to start a gcc-4.0 build first, tomorrows is my last work day before UDU10:14
zygamvo: I've noticed that (vimdiff)10:14
jbaileydoko: That works for me.10:15
jbaileyI haven't read my gcc-ml yet.  Did they do rc2 already?10:15
zygamvo: I don't like that solution really 10:15
zygaok really back to api now10:15
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lamontjbailey: so breezy should get linux-kernel-headers_2.6.11.2-0ubuntu1 built against hoary toolchain.  objections from you, elmo, or doko?10:16
lamontbuilding then10:16
dokocrimsun: good point, maybe we'll have two the b-e version bump not before g++-4.0 becomes the default10:16
lamontdoko/jbailey: l-k-h on ppc too?10:17
Kamionlamont: does l-k-h even use a compiler during the build?10:18
dokolamont: yes, we should10:18
Kamiononly for the test suite apparently10:18
lamontKamion: dunno - just being pedantic10:18
lamontbuilding on all 310:18
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lamontand uploaded on all 3.10:22
lamontjbailey: you will have lkh at :3310:23
fabbionelamont: did you get the toolchain build order?10:23
lamontfabbione: they're pretending to give it to me here and now10:23
lamontfabbione: so far it's: build/upload linux-kernel-headers10:23
fabbionelamont: thanks10:24
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fabbioneis that an arch: all package?10:24
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lamontfabbione: no10:24
fabbionelamont: ok10:24
lamontfabbione: in fact, there is no arch: all deb in the build10:25
fabbionenah i was wondering of the resulting deb was an arch all10:25
dokolamont: gcc-4.010:27
dokothen let jbailey return from lunch10:28
zygamvo: hmm this stinks pretty much10:28
jbaileylamont: Thanks.10:29
lamontdoko: curiosity: does -mtune=pentium4 -march=i486 do the right thing, or does the -march override the -mtune?10:29
zygamvo: IconTheme.load_icon needs icon name, first package I've tried has filename (which is probably not the same thing) instead10:29
jbaileydoko: Are you doing gcc-4 rc1?10:30
lamontdoko: ppc as well, or !ppc?10:30
lamontzyga: wrt the slashdot incompatibility thing... ubuntu has always maintained that you should not mix-n-match binaries from more than one distro: to do so is "fraught with peril" - that's why we have universe.10:31
pittinight everybody10:32
lamontnight pitti10:32
fabbionebah10:32
fabbionel-k-h is FTBFS10:32
fabbionethat's a good start10:32
zygalamont: I was more worrying that ubuntu chooses some deeply incompatible (or simply different) way to do something fundamental10:32
dokolamont: the curiosity does the right thing10:32
azeemI think the problem is rather that independent developers will have to start building packages for both Debian and Ubuntu. Or worse, keep two source packages around.10:32
lamontdoko: coolness10:33
lamontdoko: so.. doxygen...10:33
jbaileyfabbione: On Sparc?10:33
fabbionedoko: l-k-h bugs to you or jbaley?10:33
fabbionejbailey: yes10:33
lamontto I just build doxygen_1.4.2-1 with 3.3, or what?10:33
jbaileyfabbione: To me.10:33
lamont(gcc-4.0 is dep-wait)10:33
dokoyes, I need to change it ...10:33
jbaileyfabbione: I need access to a sparc to do the cleanups (although I can guess what they might be)10:33
lamontyou need to change it, or we should just build the current doxygen and get on with life?10:34
dokoor sync doxygen first ...10:34
lamontdoxygen is sync'ed, but we've not built it yet10:34
lamontany issue with building it?10:34
dokono10:34
lamontok10:34
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lamontand gcc-4.0 build on ppc, or no?10:36
fabbionejbailey: can you give me an ETA to get it fixed?10:36
fabbionejbailey: take into account that more time it passes less hopes there are for sparc to make breezy10:36
jbaileyfabbione: Any possibility of getting a chroot?10:36
fabbionejbailey: yes, send me a ssh pub key10:36
dokolamont: yes, ppc is ok, we don't need biarch on the first upload.10:36
lamontdoxygen building on all 310:37
fabbionewe lost hoary thanks to doko fucking up gcc-4 build-dep for 2 days10:39
fabbionejbailey: ^^10:40
dokofabbione: ?10:40
fabbionedoko: never mind.. steaming down10:40
fabbione:)10:40
fabbionedoko: you forgot to bump a versioned build-dep in gcc-4 for hoary10:41
fabbionemaking basically going sparc out of sync for 2 days10:41
fabbione(2 rebuils of gcc-4)10:41
fabbione= no sparc for hoary10:41
dokofabbione: sorry, which one?10:42
fabbioneit was a libcairo something10:42
dokooops, I remember ...10:42
dholbachgood night10:42
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fabbionedoko: yes.. i told you a couple of times.. :(10:43
maswanMithrandir: yes?10:44
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fabbionelamont: are you taking notes of what needs to be done? :)10:47
fabbionelamont: sparc is going to lag :)10:47
dokoelmo: breezy-chroot-ppc64, dpkg-checkbuilddeps: Unmet build dependencies: libc0.3-dev (>= 2.3.2.ds1-19) | libc0.1-dev | libc12-dev (>= 2.3.2.ds1-19) | libc6-dev (>= 2.3.2.ds1-19) libc6-dev-ppc64 doxygen (>= 1.4) graphviz (>= 2.2)10:49
dokodpkg-buildpackage: Build dependencies/conflicts unsatisfied; aborting.10:49
dokodpkg-buildpackage: (Use -d flag to override.)10:49
jbaileydoko: You're waiting on a fixed glibc.10:50
dokodoxygen and graphviz, fine, but libc6-dev and libc6-dev-ppc64 ?10:50
dokoI do?10:50
jbaileydoko: I've tracked down the bug that keeps you from being able to install it, I haven't tracked down the locales.config bug yet.10:50
lamontfabbione: yes.  hppa is also very laggy right now10:50
jbaileydoko: Yes.  I made a typeo and depended on linux-kernel-headers (<= 2.6.11.2-0)10:50
fabbionelamont: ok thanks..10:51
fabbionelamont: jb is taking a look at l-k-h.. i guess without that one we can't do anything10:51
lamontjbailey: should I expect hppa b0rkage in lkh as well?10:52
fabbionelamont: probably..10:53
fabbionegive it a shot.. it's the only way10:53
fabbione /build/sparcbuildd/linux-kernel-headers-2.6.11.2/debian/linux-kernel-headers/usr/include/asm-sparc/posix_types.h:38: warning: ISO C90 does not support `long long'10:53
jbaileylamont: Yes, probably.  I'll take a quick pass and guess where the culprits will be.10:54
fabbionelamont: these are the kind of error i am seeing10:54
jbaileyfabbione: It's the testsuite we have.10:54
fabbionejbailey: yeps.. i could see that10:54
lamontdoko: after gcc-4.0, then what? (not that I'm there yet, mind you...)10:58
jbaileyBah, found the pasto.10:58
dokogcc-defaults, have to downgrade g++ to 3.3 ...10:58
lamontdoko: that source is there, just needs to be built?11:00
lamontnote that we never built a gcc-defaults that uses 4.0, to date... :-)11:00
lamontgcc-defaults 1.21?11:00
Mithrandirmaswan: read dmesg on ravel11:01
jbaileyNeed a little bit of time for ppc glibc to build to hand you, afk while it's doing that.11:01
fabbionejdub: ping?11:02
lamontjbailey: who was that last to?11:02
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Mitariohello everyone11:10
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Goshawkshould a library name be: libNAME-VERSION-SONAME ? (for the policy)11:12
lamontTotal 4360 package(s) in state Installed.11:13
lamontTotal 2469 package(s) in state Needs-Build.11:13
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fabbionelamont: that's about right :(11:13
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lamont grep ': Needs-Build' zz.i386 | grep -v iverse/ | wc11:14
lamont    285     855   1727611:14
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mdzGoshawk: http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-sharedlibs.html11:14
ogra:-P11:14
jordiGoshawk: depends11:14
jordisometimes it needs to be libnameVERSION-SONAME11:14
jordidepends on the lib11:14
Goshawkok thanks11:15
\shoh shared libs...yeah its my special ;)11:17
zyga\sh: really? I thought it was compatibility shell programming ;] 11:18
ajmitch\sh: recovered from your ordeal then? :)11:19
\shhehe11:19
\shafter playing 18 around with one shared lib ;) 11:20
\shi tried everything even to make an autotools package out of it ;)11:20
\shbut right now, i will go to bed...have to do some serious things tomorrow morning11:23
\shg'night folks...have fun :)11:23
ogranight \sh 11:24
ajmitchnight11:24
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blahrusmight be posted some where, but has breazy devel been started?11:35
zygablahrus: seems so but you might want to hear the same thing from someone more knowledgable11:37
blahruszyga: not really, just wanted to know i I could update  my sources and start fallowing the build and watch for bugs11:38
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zygablahrus: what sources are you reffering to?11:39
Kamionblahrus: yes, it has been started, and see ubuntu-devel@; no, it's not useful yet (still bootstrapping the kernel)11:40
Kamioner, not the kernel, the toolchain11:40
Kamionblahrus: it will be VERY VERY UNSTABLE for a bit11:40
blahrusKamion: cool, just wondering didn't want to rush the guys :)11:41
Amaranthdid the toolchain stuff get figured out?11:41
KamionAmaranth: looks like it's in progress11:42
Kamionme, I'm busy resolving the enormous installer merge :P11:42
Amaranthd-i changed that much?11:42
Kamionlots of mostly small changes on both sides11:44
Kamionplus some changes that were made identically on both sides and then intermixed with nearby different changes on both sides so that patch can't tell that it's just an already-applied diff11:44
Kamionthis is only in the build system and manual, mind you11:44
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KaiL..here :)11:46
KaiLany developer around? I have 2 small ideas to make ubuntu a lot better.....11:47
lamontdoko?11:47
lamont /bin/sh ../../src/gcc/../move-if-change tmp-attrtab.c insn-attrtab.c11:47
lamontcmp: tmp-attrtab.c: No such file or directory11:47
lamontmv: cannot stat `tmp-attrtab.c': No such file or directory11:47
lamontmake[6] : *** [s-attrtab]  Error 111:47
lamontmake[6] : Leaving directory `/build/buildd/gcc-4.0-4.0ds11/build/gcc'11:47
lamontmake[5] : *** [extra32]  Error 211:47
lamont(amd64)11:47
fabbioneyay11:47
KaiL..it's about packaging :)11:48
KaiL1. add the kernel-headers as default11:48
fabbioneKaiL: i think it's better you mail ubuntu-devel11:48
KaiL2. create binary packages for ndiswrapper11:48
KamionKaiL: 1. has been discussed a number of times and decided against11:48
kentbtw, home come i saw some where today that debian released som RC of its installer, is it not the same ubuntu is using? And is then ubuntu using an installer which debian dont treat as final?11:48
Kamionit's on the CD11:48
lamontKamion: working on modutils - just need to see what else is b0rken11:48
Kamionkent: it's rather more complicated than that11:48
KaiLKamion: why against?11:49
KamionKaiL: please see the archives11:49
KamionKaiL: the headers are on the CD as a compromise11:49
KaiLcompromise..?11:49
Kamionkent: yes, it's the same; the reason that it's not final is (nowadays) not to do with the installer but to do with the rest of Debian11:49
KaiLfor around 99% of all wlan users not having them on the CD would make ubuntu totally useless!11:50
KamionKaiL: we don't want to install it by default (bloat, lowest-common-factor arguments, etc., all in the archives), but we include them on the CD so that people who need them have them11:50
kentKamion, becaus debian wants it to be known to work for all the platforms in the world before they treat it as "final", right?11:50
Kamionkent: no, you're missing the point11:51
Kamionkent: the Debian installer's perfectly fine, it's just that the rest of Debian still needs more work before going stable11:51
KaiLand there we come to the binary ndiswrapper.. that would shorten the list of people requireing headers a lot11:51
kentKamion, ok. thanks11:51
Kamionkent: the installer has worked on all architectures for something like a year now.11:51
Kamion(to varying degrees of workingness over time)11:52
dokolamont: pong11:52
KamionKaiL: we already have the ndiswrapper-utils binary package, which is on the CD.11:52
KaiLKamion: that doesn't help to get it working :)11:52
fabbioneKaiL: we can't ship the binary blobs11:53
fabbionethe support is there11:53
fabbionethat's all we can do11:53
lamontdoko: you saw the gcc-4.0 amd64 issue?11:53
kentfabbione, binary blobs? whats a blob? :)11:53
KamionKaiL: people with such cards will usually have CDs shipped by the manufacturer containing the driver they need11:53
fabbionekent: ehehe11:53
dokolamont: no, only fabio's comment ...11:53
KaiLfabbione: if you do a module-assistant on ndiswrapper, you get a .deb11:54
KamionKaiL: dude, ndiswrapper.ko is in our default kernel package11:54
fabbioneKaiL: and why do you need to do so when the default ubuntu kernel ships ndiswrapper?11:54
KaiLit is?11:54
Kamion-rw-r--r-- root/root    132844 2005-04-05 14:40:39 ./lib/modules/2.6.10-5-386/kernel/drivers/net/ndiswrapper/ndiswrapper.ko11:54
KaiLaha...11:54
Kamion(true in warty as well)11:54
fabbioneand it will be true in breezy too11:55
KaiLdidn't know - so forget my lines....11:55
KaiLonly one point left: isn't 1.1 already released? :)11:55
fabbioneKaiL: it will in a few days. it's already merged in the ubuntu kernel tree11:55
KaiLcool11:56
blahruscrimsun: you around?11:56
KaiLthis really reduces the requirement for linux-headers11:57
KaiLoh, and a new line for the FAQ: "where is package XYZ?" "enable universe in /etc/apt/sources.list" :)11:58
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