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mvirkkilIsn't lintian in hoary?12:12
dholbachmvirkkil: it is12:13
mvirkkilodd stuff happening..12:14
dholbachmvirkkil: why that?12:14
mvirkkildholbach: It seems I had accidentally removed my entire package cache.12:16
dholbachargl12:16
mvirkkilcd foo12:16
mvirkkilwrong window12:16
elmoseb128: (done for !glib)12:16
seb128elmo: thanks12:17
dholbachi'm going to get my stuff together... have a nice time *wave*12:17
ograciao dholbach 12:17
dholbachbye ogra 12:17
mvomvirkkil: your status cache? with the information what you have installed?12:18
ogradholbach, will we see you tomorrow ? 12:18
seb128'night guys12:18
dholbachogra: can't really tell12:18
dholbachbye seb128 12:18
ogranight seb128 12:18
mvirkkilmvo: : Luckily no. Only the cache of what is available.12:18
dholbachseb128: see you in ffm, right?12:18
mvonight seb128 12:18
dholbachseb128: frankfurt (main) :-)12:18
mvirkkilmvo: apt-get update fixed it12:18
seb128dholbach: when ?12:18
ogradholbach, so if not, have a nice time, see you in ffm12:18
mvomvirkkil: heh, happens all the time to me :)12:19
dholbachseb128: april, 16th before 23:55?12:19
seb128pfiou12:19
seb128you were speaking about tomorrow :p12:19
dholbachseb128: when does your flight go?12:19
seb12816th 12:19
seb128but since you were speaking about tomorrow ...12:19
mvirkkilWhat does it mean when lintian says: internal error: internal error: syntax error in @packages array: b 12:20
ograheh12:20
seb128nm, all is right :)12:20
dholbachso you'll be in frankfurt when?12:20
seb12816th evening12:20
seb128NOT tomorrow :p12:20
ogralol12:20
mvirkkilI built it with dpkg-deb --build12:20
dholbachah ok... so we'll be able to have a beer :-)12:20
seb128right12:20
seb128I should be here around 20 IIRC12:20
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zulhey12:32
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dholbachnow really... *wave*12:47
desrtso only security changes are made to hoary, right?12:50
Burgundaviadesrt, correct12:50
desrtwhat if there's a significant crasher bug?12:50
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ogradesrt, that too (if its really significant)12:53
ograbut i guess we would have already heard about it12:53
Burgundaviathe problem with any change is that of reversions12:53
desrti have an evo crasher :)12:54
ograi dont12:54
ograand i havent heard of any 12:54
desrti get 100% repeatability12:54
desrthttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=969312:54
ogradesrt, then file it in bugzilla please12:54
ograah12:54
mdkethe presence of the word "Windows" in the subject line, and "microsoft" in the sender...12:57
mdkeyou're wondering why its crashing?12:57
mike_douglashah12:58
desrtif evolution crashes by forwarding an email send by outlook, we're in trouble :)12:58
mdkelol12:58
desrtthat's a fairly common use case :P12:58
desrtis anyone able to reproduce it?12:59
zygahey01:00
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robertjsplashy is the usplash implementation that is being blessed for hoary right?01:01
robertjerr breezy01:01
ograrobertj, not yet01:02
sladenrobertj: if it's blessed, that will be after the conference01:02
robertjahh01:02
mike_douglasdesrt: reproducable01:04
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mike_douglass/reproducable/reproducible01:04
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robertjooh, splashy works fine01:10
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Burgundaviaahh01:31
Burgundaviaemails01:31
desrtok01:34
desrti have a patch for the crasher01:35
desrtand it's 100% non-regression causing :)01:35
desrtsince the only case that it makes a change to the problem is when the program would crash anyway :)01:36
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cartel_hi all01:44
cartel_who knows about building linux-image?01:44
cartel_specifically how to unpatch ubuntu source tree, apply a top level patch and then repatch?01:44
cartel_im having troubles with linux-source-2.6.10, wont unapply patches01:45
cartel_and also applying patches to vanilla source doesnt work01:45
cartel_so i am kind of stuck01:45
Speedy2cartel_:  Why don't you just grab a stock vanilla Linux kernel?01:50
Speedy2Which patches are you trying to apply?01:50
cartel_Speedy2: linux-patch-ubuntu01:50
Speedy2cartel_: What does that actually give you?01:50
cartel_Speedy2: linux-image01:50
Speedy2Which is?01:50
cartel_ubuntu kernel01:50
Speedy2Ok01:50
Speedy2Why not just make your own kernel?01:50
Speedy2Why do you want to apply the Ubuntu patches?01:51
cartel_i am trying to make xen-linux-images for the community01:51
cartel_so it behaves the same01:51
Speedy2Ah01:51
Speedy2Does the linux-patch-ubuntu not give you information on patching?01:51
schweebyou're doing linux-patch-ubuntu?01:51
ogracartel_, i think fabio already has done that locally...01:51
schweebread the docs included in linux-patch-ubuntu01:51
ogra(xen)01:51
Speedy2Usually, in the Linux kernel tree, there is a text file that gives you the syntax for how to patch01:51
schweebthey specifically tell you what you patch against.....01:52
cartel_usually in the debian kernel tree it works01:52
cartel_i dont see why so many deltas everywhere and workarounds01:52
tsume_is breezy being worked on currently, or not yet?01:52
cartel_schweeb: the only doc that comes with linux-patch-ubuntu is the changelog01:53
ogratsume_, its importing packages and building them currently....01:53
cartel_fabbione: are you there?01:54
schweebcartel_: actually, it's in the package description....01:54
tsume_ogra: mmmm. I can't wait ;)01:54
cartel_oh god01:54
schweeb"They should be applied to a pristine Linux 2.6.10 kernel"01:54
cartel_ This package includes the patches used to produce the prepackaged01:54
cartel_ linux-source-2.6.10 package.  They should be applied to a pristine01:54
cartel_ Linux 2.6.10 kernel.  Note that these patches do NOT apply01:54
cartel_ against a pristine Linux 2.6.10 kernel but only against01:54
cartel_ linux-source-2.6.10_2.6.10.orig.tar.gz from the Ubuntu archive.01:54
cartel_b.ambigious01:54
tsume_ogra: are there any plans for a graphical installation like suse or redhat, do you kno?01:55
schweebtsume_: eventually, probably01:55
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cartel_so trying to patch against linux-source-2.6.10 is impossible because it diverged too far from the vanillas01:56
ogratsume_, there are plans, but nobody can tell exactly what will happen before the conference is done where all these things will be discussed01:56
tsume_schweeb: I'm going to introduce windows people to ubuntu, a graphical installer would be nice01:56
cartel_so i should give up01:56
cartel_and leave it to the professionals01:56
cartel_''01:56
tsume_schweeb: never say user friendly doesn't matter01:56
schweebtsume_: you realize Windows' installer isn't graphical, right? (or at least win2k... haven't done XP in a while)01:56
tsume_schweeb: a graphical installer is important01:56
Speedy2schweeb: The initial installer is not01:56
schweebI still don't see your point01:56
cartel_apt-get source should always get vanilla sources and a diff01:57
schweebsomething isn't un-userfriendly just because it's not graphical01:57
ogracartel_, come back if fabionne is araound again (UTC+2 office hours)01:57
tsume_schweeb: the windows 2k installer is graphical01:57
Speedy2schweeb: But Linux and Windows behave differently.  Windows does not install hundreds of packages out of the gate01:57
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tsume_schweeb: it takes time and research to realise user interface matters01:57
schweebthe textual installer I see every time I install win2k (almost daily) says differently...01:58
cartel_tsume_: the win2k installer is not graphical01:58
Speedy2schweeb: That's just to get the core installed, the next step is graphical.01:58
schweebsame type of blue background/text foreground as win2k...01:58
weazlebut the bottom line is: it must be that simple that a monkey can use it01:58
cartel_tsume_: partitionaing et al is done in textmode01:58
tsume_schweeb: yes, but it switches to graphical later01:58
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tsume_cartel_: heh01:59
schweebI haven't seen a single valid reason for a graphical installer yet.01:59
tsume_cartel_: presentation counts01:59
tsume_schweeb: people buy eye candy ;)01:59
Speedy2schweeb: If you do a custom installation and want to select packages, a mouse interface is much nicer.01:59
zulnot neccesarily01:59
tsume_schweeb: eye candy is a way of life02:00
BurgundaviaSpeedy2, there is no reason you should be adding package during the installer02:00
schweeb97% of people don't do the custom installation02:00
zuli find it easier and faster with a text interface02:00
tsume_Speedy2: arrow and spacebar ;)02:00
schweeba graphical installer adds extra overhead02:00
Speedy2Burgundavia: Not adding, I mean selecting what you want period02:00
tsume_schweeb: well it should be optional02:00
BurgundaviaSpeedy2, that would be changing02:00
Speedy2Burgundavia: I don't need a hundred different programs installed that I will never use02:00
BurgundaviaSpeedy2, that is what good defaults are for02:00
BurgundaviaSpeedy2, or you roll a kicstart script02:01
schweebSpeedy2: use the server install02:01
schweebor kickstart, like Burgundavia said02:01
Speedy2I'm not complaining about not being able to do it, I'm simply stating that having a GUI *can* make it easier.02:01
schweebessentially, very very few people will use the custom install02:01
BurgundaviaSpeedy2, and I am saying that is not what the the installer is for02:02
cartel_heh02:02
Speedy2schweeb: I don't agree.02:02
schweeband the few that actually WILL use the custom install are more than capable of using their keyboard to do the work02:02
Speedy2Burgundavia: Many Linux distros let you do a "custom" install where you tell it what packages you want or don't want it to install, from the start.02:02
BurgundaviaSpeedy2, bad usablity02:02
schweebSpeedy2: that's the anti-ubuntu02:02
BurgundaviaSpeedy2, get the install done02:02
Burgundaviathen deal with the excess packages02:03
Speedy2Why?02:03
Speedy2Why not do it right from the start?>02:03
Burgundaviabecause you add complication where there doesn't need to be any02:03
Speedy2schweeb: Yeah, it might be anti-ubuntu, but not all people who want to use ubuntu are new to Linux.02:03
Speedy2(or UNIX)02:03
schweebthe whole point of Ubuntu is to QUICKLY and with very FEW QUESTIONS get you a FULLY functional desktop02:03
Speedy2Burgundavia: Well, it sounds like we just have to agree to disagree.02:03
Speedy2schweeb: Yes, but for those people who want more control, and know what they're doing, there should be no reason to exclude them.02:04
Speedy2After all, I'm not suggesting it's manditory.02:04
schweebSpeedy2: so those people can use kickstart scripts02:04
toresbeSpeedy2: I disagree.02:04
schweebor deal with the custom installer02:04
schweebor type "server" to isntall the minimal server installer02:04
schweebor... roll their own CD02:05
Speedy2Well, the point is that you want to be able to select packages and not be forced to make your own distro.02:05
Speedy2If that's the case, then I think there are other alternatives.02:05
schweebokay02:05
BurgundaviaSpeedy2, you can, it is called synaptic02:05
schweebyou want to select your packages?02:05
schweebhave you been listening?  use the "server" install02:05
schweebit's minimal02:06
Speedy2schweeb:  I was saying that being able to select your packages, at install time, could benefit from having a GUI, that was really the point.02:06
schweebthen install whatever you want02:06
Speedy2Notice..."could"02:06
schweebthe best option there would be to do a default install, then remove what they don't want using synaptic afterwards to remove what they don't want then02:08
schweebI see no problem with this... the whole deb archive from the CD is copied to the HD anyways, I believe, so you're not really saving any space02:09
Speedy2That's pretty interesting.02:09
schweeband in the long run, you've actually saved yourself some time02:09
Speedy2Is that so one can install packages w/o hitting the repository?02:09
schweebyep02:09
Speedy2(err repositories)02:10
Nigelenkihttps://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/RWXMappings and https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/RWXMappingsAMD6402:10
schweebyou save time by being able to have a fully functional desktop, so you can multitask while you're grooming your packages using Synaptic02:10
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cartel_damn fabbione didnt put his work on people.u.o02:20
cartel_heh02:20
Amaranthoy, breezy-changes is flooding me :)02:34
Amaranthif i didn't have gmail filtering it into it's own label i'd be freaking02:35
schweebit tends to do that02:36
schweebwhich is why I use gmane :)02:36
Amaranthheh02:39
toresbewe've started a breezy?02:39
toresbeneeewat02:40
toresbeneeeat*02:40
toresbenow I can be even more cutting-edge and stupid!02:40
Amaranthnew libgda will uninstall all GTK# things, neat :)02:40
Amaranthand gnomedb and glade :)02:41
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Speedy2Does the Ubuntu / Kubuntu install CD have a module for the LSI Logic Fusion MPT (U320) SCSI card?02:56
Speedy2(my card wasn't detected when I tried to use the Kubuntu Live CD)02:56
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mdzSpeedy2: the mptscsih module should handle it02:58
mdzSpeedy2: if it isn't loaded automatically, try modprobing it manually.  if that works, file a bug02:58
Speedy2Ok.  How do I file a bug (I'll try it right now)02:59
Speedy2Err, that is I'll try the modprobe and if it works, file the bug02:59
Speedy2Got it, duh03:00
Speedy2http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/bugs03:00
Speedy2Thanks brb03:02
mdzinfinity: ping?03:07
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Speedy2mdz: Ok, the mptscsih module is not present on the Live CD.03:11
mdzreally?03:12
mdzon what architecture?03:12
Speedy2i38603:13
Speedy2Kubtunu-live CD03:13
Speedy2I am burning the Kubuntu installer and I'll see if it's there03:13
mdzthey have identical kernels03:14
Speedy2modprobe mptscsih failed03:14
Speedy2mdz: Including the set of modules?03:14
Speedy2mdz: I checked /lib/module/2.6.10-5/kernel/drivers/scsi , no "mptscsih"03:14
RiddellSpeedy2: sudo modprobe mptscsih ?03:14
Riddellit's in /lib/modules/2.6.10-5-386/kernel/drivers/message/fusion/mptscsih.ko03:14
Speedy2Riddell: I was at a root shell03:14
Speedy2woah03:14
Speedy2ok03:14
Speedy2hrm03:14
Speedy2Riddell: Is this on your installed setup?03:15
Riddellyes03:15
Speedy2Can you DCC me that file?  I'll try the Live CD again and check the "message" folder (but I don't recall seeing that)03:15
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Riddellhttp://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/mptscsih.ko03:16
Speedy2Riddell: Thanks.  Is there anything else in the "fusion" folder?03:16
mdzpotpal:[~/cd/ubuntu]  ls -l /mnt/lib/modules/2.6.10-5-386/kernel/drivers/message/fusion/mpt*03:17
mdz-rw-r--r--  1 root root 49293 2005-04-05 06:40 /mnt/lib/modules/2.6.10-5-386/kernel/drivers/message/fusion/mptbase.ko03:17
mdz-rw-r--r--  1 root root 28285 2005-04-05 06:40 /mnt/lib/modules/2.6.10-5-386/kernel/drivers/message/fusion/mptctl.ko03:17
mdz-rw-r--r--  1 root root 18018 2005-04-05 06:40 /mnt/lib/modules/2.6.10-5-386/kernel/drivers/message/fusion/mptlan.ko03:17
Speedy2mdz: I noticed that the "sg" module was not loaded also03:17
mdz-rw-r--r--  1 root root 40706 2005-04-05 06:40 /mnt/lib/modules/2.6.10-5-386/kernel/drivers/message/fusion/mptscsih.ko03:17
mdzthat's from the Ubuntu live CD03:17
Speedy2So it's in the message folder03:17
mdzwhich also has exactly the same kernel03:17
Speedy2Ok, I missed that, my mistake.03:17
mdzjust try modprobe, please03:17
Speedy2mdz: I did try modprobe03:17
mdzcan you paste the output from modprobe?03:17
Speedy2I typed "modprobe mptscsih" and it said "No such module"03:17
Speedy2mdz: I'd have to reboot and try again03:17
mdzit did not say "No such module"03:18
Speedy2Maybe moduel not found?03:18
Speedy2module not found03:18
mdzif the module doesn't exist, it says "FATAL: Module <blah> not found"03:18
mdzperhaps it said "No such device"03:18
Speedy2No03:18
mdzwhich means that it found the module fine, but it doesn't support your hardware03:18
Speedy2No, it didn't try to load03:18
Speedy2I have a 21320U card in here, made by LSI03:18
Speedy2Let me re-burn the Live CD and see exactly what it says03:19
Speedy2Or do you want me to try it on the installer CD?03:19
mdzI can almost guarantee that the module is there03:20
mdzon the live CD03:20
Speedy2mdz: I have no reason to lie about modprobe saying it couldn't find the module.03:20
Speedy2mdz: But, I'll try again.  Do you want me to try the Live CD or Installer?03:21
mdzin a moment, I'll have a Kubuntu live CD image03:21
Speedy2Ok03:21
mdzand I will look inside and verify that the module is there03:21
Speedy2Ok03:21
mdzif I were a betting man, I'd bet that it's there ;-)03:21
mdzbut I will check03:21
Speedy2mdz: I didn't check the "message" folder03:21
Speedy2I only spelunked into /lib/module/<kernel_ver>/kernel/drivers/scsi03:22
mdzyou said you used modprobe03:22
Speedy2I did03:22
Speedy2modprobe sg worked03:22
Speedy2modprobe mptscsih did not03:22
mdzthat may be so03:22
mdzbut it is not because the module isn't there03:22
mdzso I would like to find out why03:22
Speedy2Umm, it should have given me some hardware failure error03:22
Speedy2If it couldn't load the module, right?03:23
Speedy2Assuming it found the module03:23
mdzthere's no need to hypothesize if you can test it03:23
mdzI'd rather do that than guess03:23
Speedy2I did test it.  Would you like me to test it again?03:23
mdzyes, please03:23
Speedy2Ok.  Is there a way to capture the output and save it?03:23
Speedy2I do have an IDE HDD that it mounts and sees03:24
Speedy2Does the Live image support USB pen drives? I've got one of those too.03:24
toresbesue03:25
mdzdijkstra:[~]  find /mnt/lib/modules -name '*mptscsih*'03:25
mdz/mnt/lib/modules/2.6.10-5-386/kernel/drivers/message/fusion/mptscsih.ko03:25
toresbesure*03:25
mdzthe module is there, as expected03:25
mdzfilename:       /mnt/lib/modules/2.6.10-5-386/kernel/drivers/message/fusion/mptscsih.ko03:25
mdzauthor:         LSI Logic Corporation03:25
mdzdescription:    Fusion MPT SCSI Host driver03:25
jdubGOOOD MORNING FREEDOM LOVERS03:26
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Speedy2mdz: Ok, it's there, but I still believe that modprobe was not finding it.  The Live CD installer comes up, says detecting devices, then says it can't find my CD-ROM03:26
Speedy2mdz: I then did ALT+F2 (or CTL+ALT+F2) got to the busybox shell and typed "modprobe mptscsih"03:27
shayawondering why breezy is using libc6 from debian experimental, breaks the mono 1.1 debs that are being made03:27
Speedy2mdz: I'm re-burning the Live image and I'll try again03:27
shaya/usr/bin/cli: relocation error: /usr/bin/cli: symbol __libc_stack_end, version GLIBC_PRIVATE not defined in file ld-linux.so.2 with link time reference03:27
Speedy2mdz: If I were at the vanilla prompt, should modprobe mptscsih load it, without me having to go into that directory?03:28
mdzSpeedy2: ok, now that you explain what you did, we're talking about two different things03:33
mdzyou're talking about the bootstrap environment, and I'm talking about the live environment03:33
Speedy2mdz: Ok.  I can't get to the live environment because it can't find my CD-ROM03:33
mdzshaya: it isn't. it's using glibc 2.3.503:33
Speedy2CD-ROM is attached to MPT03:33
mdzmptscsih for the bootstrap environment is in the scsi-extra-modules udeb03:34
infinitymdz : pong.03:34
Speedy2Umm, where is that located again?03:34
shayamdz: well, better Q is, i thought ubuntu was supposed to be forked off of unstable, it's not?03:34
mdzSpeedy2: it _ought_ to be pulled in by default.  if you can see the module in /lib/modules, then it is being installed for you03:35
mdzif it isn't, then it's a bug03:35
Speedy2mdz: Ok.  What do you want me to do to test it?03:35
mdzSpeedy2: boot the live CD, go up to the point where you get the error, alt+f2, look in /lib/modules for the module03:35
infinityshaya : libc6 2.3.5 is a breezy release goal.  With 6-month time-based releases, breaking things as early as possible in an effort to fix them in time is a Good Thing. :)03:36
danielsinfinity: hello sunshine03:37
mdzshaya: Ubuntu is based on Debian unstable, yes.  but it also contains things which are not in Debian unstable.  That's sort of the point.03:37
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infinitydaniels : Mornin' pun'kin.03:37
shayaok03:37
shayajust wondering03:37
ajmitch_shaya: mono problem is a known issue with upstream, afaik03:38
shayaah, so even a recompile wont fix it?03:38
Speedy2mdz: Ok.  Give me a minute, I'll return03:39
ajmitch_from what I heard, it's an issue with mono using libc symbols that should have been private but weren't quite - I don't know if a recompile would fix it or not 03:39
mdzSpeedy2: thanks03:39
Speedy2mdz: NP, I'd like to help if I can.03:39
Speedy2brb03:40
mdzinfinity: did we go over merge-o-matic?03:40
infinitymdz : Define "go over"... It's been explaind to me, and I've availed myself of its services, yes. :)03:41
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mdzinfinity: ok, just wanted to be sure you were familiar with it, so you could dive in on the merge bugs03:42
infinitythom : I'm curious about that myself, since I have two packages (php4 and php4-universe) that are derived from php4 in sid.03:43
infinitythom : WOuld be nice to get m-o-m to work its magic on both, rather than just one.03:43
thomi need to rename mozilla-firefox to firefox, to comply with MoFo's licensing requirements03:43
thominfinity: yeah03:43
danielsthom: wonder if it can sensibly merge xfree86 typo fixes to xorg03:43
infinity<laugh03:43
infinityThat'd be a big debdiff.03:43
thomdaniels: *giggle*03:43
infinitymdz : Yeah, let 'em rip.03:44
mdzinfinity: they're all in bugzilla now03:44
mdz269 of them03:44
infinityNeat.03:44
mdzmany are trivial03:45
mdzmany are not ;-)03:45
infinitySeach criteria?03:45
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mdzinfinity: summary "require merging"03:47
shayahmm, that was funky.  accidently cat'd a jpg, and it changed my terminal's $ to  :)03:48
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Speedy2mdz: No luck.03:53
Speedy2mdz: find /lib -name 'mpt*'03:54
Speedy2mdz: returned the command prompt03:54
mdzSpeedy2: please file a bug, package 'cdrom-detect'03:54
Speedy2mdz: Ok.03:54
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infinitythom : I assume it'sokay to continue calling the Mozilla Suite "mozilla", but we need to remove the 'mozilla' from firefox and thunderbird?04:04
thomyep04:05
thomfirefox is ready to upload, gonna do t-bird this arvo04:06
schweebmozilla's starting to act pretty quirky lately, it's worrisome :-/04:06
infinityIn the course of your firefox maintenance, have you ever considered convincing the Debian maintainer to switch to a patch system? :)04:06
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schweeblock window patch?04:07
thominfinity: i have tried, yes. he said they used to use one but didn't like it 04:08
ograschweeb, my screensaver patch04:08
mdzinfinity: http://tinyurl.com/4yeft04:08
infinitythom : <boggle>04:08
thominfinity: yes04:08
thomhe went on to say that the patches are kept in a private cvs repo04:08
infinitythom : Doesn't have to be some fancy tarball-in-tarball system.. Even something like what we use in the php4 source is nice.04:08
thominfinity: yup04:09
schweebogra: what'd it do?04:09
thominfinity: i'm going start keeping my ubuntu patches in something like the php4 system04:10
schweebwas it that patch that gave xss a gtk popup?04:10
ograschweeb, see http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/ongoing-merge/xscreensaver/04:10
ograschweeb, gtk popup ?04:10
infinityHrm.  Installing openoffice = teh suck.04:10
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schweebogra: I remember seeing an unlock dialogue that had gtk widgets for OK and such04:11
schweebcan't remember where04:11
ograschweeb, not mine... (lock your screen to see it)04:11
schweeboh oh04:12
schweebyou're the one who made the pretty Ubuntu dialogue?04:12
schweebit's nice04:12
schweeb:)04:12
ograyep... but our mom doesnt like it04:12
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jdubschweeb: that was a hideous sun/ximian patch04:13
schweeblol04:13
ograhey jdub 04:14
schweebhideous does describe sun pretty well :)04:14
ograjdub, does it make any sense to merge it in again ?04:14
schweebmmm, CDE04:14
ograschweeb, yeah eyecandy for concrete lovers04:15
Speedy2mdz: Can you send me the MPT modules?  If I modprobe them, do I need to modprobe anything else so the Live CD will see my CD-ROM?04:17
=== mpt wonders how to get Gaim to not beep at him when "MPT modules" are mentioned
jdubogra: yeah man, it's teh radness! ;-)04:19
jdubogra: everyone will miss it ;)04:19
mdzSpeedy2: Riddell already gave it to you04:19
mdzSpeedy2: <Riddell> http://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/mptscsih.ko04:19
ograjdub, yep, but we want something new, dont we ?04:19
Speedy2mdz: Just the one, but there are more04:19
Speedy2mdz: That is, there are a few modules that the MPT subsystem needs, right?04:19
Speedy2mpt: Change your nick :)04:20
ogralol04:20
Speedy2mpt: mp_t04:20
mdzSpeedy2: http://dijkstra.csh.rit.edu/~mdz/temp/fusion.tar.gz04:20
Speedy2mdz: Thanks a lot!04:20
Speedy2RIT? I had friends that went there04:20
=== thom becomes bored of checking out breezy seeds
mdzthom: bored?  MOM awaits! ;-)04:22
thommdz: *g*04:23
thommdz: i'm doing rather a bit of damage to this por internet cafe with firefox uplaod and breezy seed downlaod, i think they might cry if i do anything else04:23
mdzthom: I think the breezy seed download is bottlenecked on baz :-P04:24
mdzthom: firefox upload -> merge result?04:24
danielsthom: i think you should grab xorg sources04:25
danielsthom: just for a laugh04:25
Speedy2heheheh04:25
thommdz: no, firefox oad -> rename; i saw the merge bug just after the orig started uploading04:25
ogra*grin*04:25
thom:(04:26
danielsthom: oh yeah, you totally need to upgrade ooo04:29
jdubogra: later on, yeah04:29
ograah, ok04:29
thomheh04:30
jdubthom: dude, don't worry about the suit04:30
jdubthom: do not pass bondi junction, do not deposit $200 ;)04:30
jdubthom: i have it already, and DAMN DO I LOOK GOOD04:30
jdubEVERYBODY, COME AND SEE HOW GOOD I LOOL!04:30
thomjdub: fair enough; who did you get to do it?04:30
jdubLOOK!04:30
thomhahah04:31
jdub;-)04:31
jdubwe so need to have a mandatory screening04:31
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=== zul just fears jdub
schweebjdub: i love scotch, scotchy scotch scotch04:32
HrdwrBoBdown in my belly04:32
jdubdeep into my belly04:32
jdubsee04:32
jdubyou guys konw the score!04:32
schweebthat movie rocks04:32
HrdwrBoBI ate a big, red, candle :/04:32
jdub:-)04:32
thomi drank a lava lamp. it wasn't lava04:32
jdubschweeb: i watched it 5 times in three days this week :-)04:33
schweebespecially when the retarded guy pulls out the grenade, and killed the guy with the triton :)04:33
schweeb<3 jdub04:33
HrdwrBoB... and I killed a guy with a trident04:33
schweebyea04:33
schweebtrident, that's what I meant04:33
infinityIs it okay to admit I have no freakin' clue what you guys are on about?04:33
schweebinfinity: Anchorman04:33
thominfinity: you will do; you *WILL* do04:33
ogradaniels, its no _that_ bad http://www.grawert.net/mataro/img100.jpeg04:34
schweeblooks like that suit hasn't been worn for a while, eh jdub... pants are a bit short looks like04:35
schweeboh nm04:35
schweeboptical illusion04:35
schweebare they perkypants though?04:36
jdubALWAYS04:36
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Amaranthmpt: What was that?04:38
schweebogra: you in any of these pics?04:41
ograi took them...04:41
schweebheh, most people will get someone to take a picture or 2 of them on their camera :)04:42
ajmitch_that reminds me, I need a decent memory card for my camera before I leave04:42
schweebonly people I really recognize are jdub and mako, heh04:42
schweeboh, and there's elmo04:42
ograschweeb, tollef took a nice one of me: http://err.no/pictures/2004-12-Mataro/slides/dsc00354.html04:42
infinityThere are no nice pictures of me, that's why I'm always on the other end of the lens. :)04:43
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schweebevery picture that gets taken of me, I'm usually pretty drunk04:43
schweebvisibly so04:44
makoi looked twisted in http://err.no/pictures/2004-12-Mataro/slides/dsc00372.html04:46
schweebhttp://www.schweeb.org/~chris/pic2/Picture%20010.jpg <--- me, with the bud light :)04:47
zulisnt that what they always say?04:47
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bluefoxicyinfinity:  bored?04:49
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jdubI DON'T KNOW WHAT WE'RE YELLING ABOUT!04:51
lifelessSTUFF04:51
infinitybluefoxicy : There's nothing boring about patch merging, why it's so fun, I've been doing it all week!04:52
infinity<cough>04:52
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bluefoxicyheh04:53
bluefoxicyinfinity:  I only do work when I'm bored :)04:53
bluefoxicyhence why I refuse to join any open source development team04:53
bluefoxicyspeaking of development04:53
bluefoxicyanyone know of anything that'll let me RAD out a GTK+ app?04:53
thomLOUD NOISES04:54
bluefoxicythink Visual Basic, but with GTK+2 and C04:54
thominfinity: *giggle*04:54
schweebthom: I DONT KNOW WHAT WE'RE YELLING ABOUT04:55
tsume_bluefoxicy: Glade04:55
bluefoxicytsume_:  glade doesn't exactly do it :)04:56
schweebbluefoxicy: glade, and eventually stetic04:56
schweebthat's the closest you'll get04:56
tsume_bluefoxicy: sure it does ;)04:56
bluefoxicyyeah, it's the closest, just doesn't let me double-click a button and edit its code for a given event04:56
tsume_I use wxWidgets with C++ though :)04:56
bluefoxicyi.e. GUI programming from a non-gui programmer's point of view04:56
bluefoxicybut with glade04:56
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bluefoxicyI would like to be able to make the same kinds of things as the users and groups program04:57
tsume_a person can simply add the method/function to the needed even04:57
tsume_+t04:57
tsume_bluefoxicy: I really recommend wxWidgets, it uses the more popular toolkits on each platform04:57
bluefoxicybut I can't find the control and settings used for a list of check boxes, i.e. user properties -> user privileges04:58
bluefoxicytsume_:  I want to do some linux-only programming04:58
tsume_bluefoxicy: okay, but you can do that as well04:59
bluefoxicyparticulary, I might step up and code up the Ubuntu Security Center thing if nobody else is going to do it04:59
bluefoxicybut I can't do GUI programming04:59
bluefoxicyhowever04:59
bluefoxicyif I did code that04:59
bluefoxicyI'd come out with at least some method of being able to do that by the end, right?04:59
bluefoxicyso I'd learn something05:00
bluefoxicyhence it's highly worth my time05:00
tsume_bluefoxicy: the API for wxWidgets is _very_ easy05:00
bluefoxicybut I must sleep, work at 9am tomorrow05:00
schweebuse glade05:00
schweebor wxWidgets05:00
schweebthose are about as simple as GUI programming gets...05:00
tsume_bluefoxicy: you can use many langs with wxwidgets, but knowing people like you. You might want to learn Python and wxPython(wxwidgets)05:01
blueyedDoes anybody have a good visual diff/merge/directory comparison tool to recommend? The closest to Beyond Compare (on win32) I've found is xxdiff.. :/05:01
bluefoxicytsume_, schweeb:  Well, I've got work at intermittent times.  If you wanna help I'll take a crack at it; I'll get you my availability some time tomorrow afternoon if so05:01
bluefoxicytsume_: no way.  C is the best language for me :)05:01
tsume_bluefoxicy: you said you program for a hobby though, when you have time05:01
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bluefoxicytsume_:  I rarely find use for object orientation (though objective-c is better than C++ for that).  Not interested in python right now because I have no use for it and would like to solve an actual problem as well as learn something ;)05:02
tsume_bluefoxicy: well, do you create web scripts?05:02
bluefoxicythis problem I feel is better solved in C due to its simplicity05:02
bluefoxicyI don't do much web scripting.05:02
tsume_bluefoxicy: what about user scripts?05:02
bluefoxicyI may write a content managment system later though05:02
ograAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH05:02
bluefoxicyuser scripts I do, in bash05:02
ogra + Enable locking by default after some time.05:02
ograthats evil05:03
tsume_bluefoxicy: python is really for you :)05:03
bluefoxicyI've written stuff in like, bash with xdialog :)05:03
tsume_bluefoxicy: its written all over your personallity05:03
bluefoxicytsume_:  maybe, but I really really like the C programming language05:03
tsume_bluefoxicy: you can write in C and make a linkage to python, it will be perfect practice for interfacing05:03
bluefoxicyI find it easiest to solve problems using it, aside from quick shellscript stuff done in bash :)05:04
tsume_bluefoxicy: also you can embed python in your C apps ;)05:04
tsume_bluefoxicy: Blender does05:04
bluefoxicytsume_:  I'd rather learn some gui coding in C05:04
bluefoxicyI'll learn python at some point, it's on my todo list05:04
bluefoxicysince it seems to be a popular language05:05
tsume_bluefoxicy: you should really be using an OO based language for GUIs, it makes it a better experience.05:05
thomhow on earth is breezy changes still checking out? GAR05:05
bluefoxicyno thanks05:05
tsume_bluefoxicy: C is the most popular, then C++, then Python05:05
bluefoxicytsume_:  C is also useful for OO btw :)05:05
bluefoxicystructures are objects ;)05:05
tsume_bluefoxicy: I know05:05
tsume_bluefoxicy: pointers to functions :P05:05
bluefoxicyno05:05
bluefoxicyI rarely see a need for full-blown OOP05:06
tsume_bluefoxicy: hehe.05:06
bluefoxicynormally I see things where one object is being managed at a time, rather than a whole lot of them; or where an object is being passed along a codepath anyway05:06
bluefoxicyadding full OOP like in C++ or ObjC normally involves something like passing the same object (now a class) down the same codepath, except that now that codepath calls member functions for the class type of the object05:07
bluefoxicywhich is pretty much moving the same code around05:07
bluefoxicybut following the same flow05:07
bluefoxicyso I rarely find OOP useful05:07
schweebthings like inheritance and such are awesome :)05:08
bluefoxicyOOP is useful if you do the same thing to the same type of object in multiple places regularly05:08
bluefoxicyif you normally call a member from one place in the code, then it's not really useful.05:08
bluefoxicyanyway I need sleep05:09
tsume_bluefoxicy: OOP makes it more than that05:09
tsume_bluefoxicy: method overloading is great, passing objects, STL, and many other features05:11
ograjdub,  xss 4.21-1  + Includes a button to launch gdmflexiserver05:11
ograseen that ?05:11
schweebis that so you can run essentially do user-switching?05:12
zullater05:12
schweebs/run //05:12
ograyep05:12
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bluefoxicytsume_: objective-c is much better than c++05:16
Amaranthboth suck compared to Python ;)05:18
thomum. zsh: 25266 segmentation fault (core dumped)  baz commit -s 'rename mozilla-firefox to firefox'05:19
thom*sigh*05:19
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robitaillemaybe a sign from the computer gods that firefox doesn't want to be renamed?05:22
thomrobitaille: heh, entirely possible05:24
robitaillethom,  maybe it's time to patch "about:mozilla" to something like "you shall not remove Mozilla"05:26
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robitaillewhich reminds me, maybe firefox needs more branding with a "about:ubuntu" page05:28
thomelmo: please sync powermgmt-base from unstable, the unstable version merely merges our changes05:28
tsume_bluefoxicy: ObjC has a high overhead05:29
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infinityAlso, a pain.05:50
infinityOh well.  I blame jbailey.05:50
infinityWouldn't need a new kernel if he hadn't dropped linuxthreads on PPC.05:50
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fabbionemorning06:06
schweebmorning06:06
schweebfabbione: gonna try to set up some SPARC buildds this weekend :)06:07
fabbioneschweeb: ok.. i will be around during most of the weekend... 06:08
fabbionebut did you ever done that?06:08
schweebk, cool06:08
schweebno, I've never set up sbuild or anything06:08
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fabbionegood luck06:08
schweebI've never even installed anything on a SPARC06:08
schweeblol06:08
aj"I love how the packages that are newer than sid number exactly 1337."06:09
jbaileyinfinity: Sucks to be you? =)06:12
infinityjbailey : Yes, yes it does.06:13
infinityjbailey : And I'm still not done hating you. :P06:13
jbaileyWhat's BootX, BTW?06:14
schweebfabbione: how difficult are buildds to set up?  I mean, I could try to do something else with the boxes, but I can't think of anything else useful to do with them... and I know you were wantin SPARCs for buildin06:15
fabbioneschweeb: what kind of sparcs do you have?06:15
schweebwhatever whiprush has got layin around06:16
schweeba blade 2200 I think06:16
schweebsome others06:16
fabbioneschweeb: yeah ok.. are they sparc64 or sparc?06:16
jsgotangcowe're doing sparc?06:16
fabbioneschweeb: if you can install them and give me access, i can setup the rest06:16
fabbionejsgotangco: since a while, but it is not released yet.. and it will be 100% unofficial06:17
schweebalright, that's pretty much what I figured the best way would be06:17
jsgotangcoahhh06:17
schweebalthough I would be interested in learning to do a buildd06:17
fabbioneschweeb: than i suggest 2 things..06:17
fabbioneif you have more than one sparc, setup one for me (possibly the fastest)06:18
fabbioneand play with the other06:18
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fabbionebecause setting up a buildd isn't always trivial06:18
dholbachmorning06:18
fabbionebut you can look at mine while you do that06:18
fabbionehey dholbach 06:18
schweebshould we put Sarge/Sid on them, or is there a pretty simple way to do Ubuntu (installer CD, etc..)?06:18
dholbachhey fabbione 06:18
ajmitch_morning dholbach 06:18
dholbachhey schweeb06:18
dholbachhey ajmitch_ 06:18
schweebsup dholbach 06:18
dholbachso many nice people here :-)06:18
fabbioneschweeb: you can try netinstalling them from sparc.u.c using hoary06:19
jsgotangcohi06:19
fabbioneschweeb: but i don't guarantee it works06:19
schweebk06:19
fabbioneschweeb: otherwise go for sarge06:19
schweebI'll see what I can do06:19
ajmitch_dholbach: just your regular fanclub ;)06:19
infinityjbailey : Think "loadlin.exe" for MacOS.06:19
fabbioneunfortunatly 2 of the most important packages didn't make it in time06:19
dholbachwe really need some nice dial-up tool for breezy, else i wouldnt have to install windoze on my sister's box today06:19
schweebfabbione: whiprush seems to think you have to do some tftp boot love to get linux on the blade 220006:19
dholbach*sigh deeply*06:19
infinityjbailey : For Macs where the firmware is so hideously broken that one needs to keep MacOS around as a glorified bootloader.06:19
dholbachajmitch_: :-)06:19
jbaileyinfinity: Oy. =)06:20
schweebfabbione: so I'll see06:20
jsgotangcolunch bbl06:20
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dholbachhey pitti06:22
fabbionemorning pitti06:22
pittiGood morning06:22
pitti*yawn*06:22
jbaileyAnywho.  I can always tell that it's bed time when fabbione says "Good morning".. g'night all. ;)06:24
dholbachsleep tight, jbailey 06:24
fabbionenight jbailey 06:25
pittinight jbailey 06:25
fabbione(And somebody still claims italians are useless :))06:25
pittijbailey: although I'm way earlier than usual today :-)06:25
schweebfabbione: Italians have good food, and good gangsters :)06:25
infinityjbailey : 'Night, yo.06:26
jsgotangcoacckk06:28
jsgotangcoitalians have lots of popes too06:29
cartel_morning fabbione :)06:29
fabbionehi cartel_ 06:29
fabbionebrb06:29
cartel_lol06:30
cartel_run from the cartel06:30
fabbionere06:34
fabbionecartel_: you can keep the conversation public, it's not a secret06:34
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=== fabbione is tempt to upgrade to breezy
=== jsgotangco will do that in a new box
Treenaksfabbione: you must like pain :P06:38
dholbachfabbione: herve already did last night, and he said, he was fine06:38
=== Treenaks is going to wait until UDU
Treenaksat LEAST06:38
=== jsgotangco too
=== dholbach is still not man enough
jsgotangcoohhh room assignments06:38
fabbionenah it's just that i am working on breezy kernel06:39
fabbioneand i am a bit scared of the new ToolChain06:39
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fabbionebut i will test on it anyway06:39
fabbioneso better sooner than later06:39
=== fabbione breaks his workstation
ajmitch_dholbach: maybe you could do an upgrade of your box from .au?06:39
=== dholbach fastens fabbione's seatbelt
=== jsgotangco looks for his room mate
Treenaksjsgotangco: look for your room, mate 8)06:40
dholbachajmitch_: i'll do it in .au, yes, although it's my sister's laptop06:40
dholbachwonder if i should break it for her :-)06:40
ajmitch_might as well06:40
ajmitch_plenty of people around to help unbreak it :)06:41
dholbachhope they unbreak the silly wireless thingie :-)06:41
Treenaksdholbach: broadcom annoyance?06:41
ajmitch_jsgotangco: aha, I missed that column on the spreadsheet :)06:41
jsgotangcoaha06:41
jsgotangcohehe06:41
dholbachTreenaks: Network controller: Lucent Microelectronics: Unknown device ab3006:42
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stuNNedajmitch_: with madwifi?06:43
Treenaksdholbach: scary06:43
dholbachTreenaks: yes :-)06:44
ajmitch_stuNNed: yeah, seems to work ok06:44
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pittidaniels: here?07:33
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dholbachbye07:47
ajmitchbye dholbach 07:47
dholbachsee you, ajmitch :-)07:47
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fabbionei guess doko is on an airplane.. right?08:13
fabbionejbailey: please ping me when you wake up08:13
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infinityfabbione : He went to bed less than 2 hours ago, you could be waiting awhile for that ping.08:15
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fabbioneinfinity: i am not in a hurry :)08:15
fabbioneinfinity: i just saw a bunch of very scary messages building glibc on sparc08:16
infinityColour me surprised.08:16
fabbionemake[3] : *** No rule to make target `/build/sparcbuildd/glibc-2.3.5/build-tree/sparc-libc/sig08:17
fabbionenal/tst-signal.out', needed by `tests'.08:17
fabbionetons of these08:17
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infinityOh, that's normal.08:29
infinityCheck a build log for another arch.08:29
infinityI remember freaking out when I first saw a mess of those while patching some bug or other.08:29
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fabbioneyay.. glibc doesn't build on sparc08:38
schweebfabbione: haha, sounds like fun08:38
fabbioneschweeb: it's a missing include08:39
fabbionego figure08:39
schweebhehe08:39
Treenaksfabbione: and it worked before, with the older gcc?08:40
fabbioneit's not a gcc problem08:41
fabbioneglibc is forced to build with 3.308:41
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ficusplanetjdub, have you seen this: http://people.warp.es/~isaac/blog/index.php/ubuntu-and-msn-logos-18 ?08:48
schweebficusplanet: pretty anyone who's been paying attention to IRC or u-devel mail list has seen them08:50
schweeb*pretty much08:50
ficusplanetOh, I never noticed it come up on ubuntu-devel.  Sorry about that.08:53
schweebnot a problem08:53
schweebheh08:53
Treenaksschweeb: or the different planets..09:04
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theineIs there a patch for the newest i pw2100 driver (1.1.0) available that allows the module to be build properly against the ubuntu kernel sources?09:23
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fabbionetheine: i answered already to you on #ubuntu09:43
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ajmitchmorning seb10:03
jsgotangcoediting documents can be boring10:04
jsgotangcodoh10:04
desrtseb128; poke10:10
seb128hi10:11
desrtthe bug only affects you if you have 'forward as attachment' on10:11
desrt(which is default)10:11
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Amaranthtoo much stuff10:13
spo0nmancan i get a link to breezy goals?10:20
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desrtuse the wiki :P10:21
desrti think there's seriously a page called BreezyGoals that links to the page you want10:22
spo0nmandesrt: (:10:22
desrthttp://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDownUnder/BreezyGoals10:22
desrtbewm10:22
spo0nmandesrt: in the idea poll there is something said about faster boot and a link to an acticle by a IBM guy... i would like to work on that. how to find out who else is working in order to collaborate... or who to let know...10:24
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kokehi all10:32
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fabbionehumpf10:33
fabbionei hate init scripts that start 736437 daemons at once10:34
pittifabbione: I told you ten thousand times to not exaggerate so much10:35
fabbionepitti: nfs-utils :/10:36
fabbioneyou know i am paranoid10:36
fabbionethat thing starts 4 daemons but spits out only one [OK]  like10:36
fabbioneline10:36
fabbioneit doesn't catch if one of the other daemons fail10:37
fabbioneso either we add 3 more lines at boot10:37
pittifabbione: I agree on that matter :-)10:37
fabbioneor if something fails we will never see it10:37
pittiyeah, that sucks10:37
fabbioneclutter or not clutter? 10:38
fabbionepitti: enlight me10:38
Zomb.o( the unclutter tool rules )10:38
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fabbionepitti: yeah..10:38
fabbioneit is more important to get the output in case of errors10:38
pittifabbione: at least a failed daemon should cry out loud and make the script fail10:38
astharotciao10:39
pittiyeah10:39
fabbionethe entire script no.. just that daemon10:39
pittiHi astharot, how are you doing?10:39
fabbionethere is very little point in killing everything10:39
pittifabbione: depends on whether the daemons depend on each other10:39
astharothow am I doing?10:39
fabbionesince they can all run indipendently and in parallel10:39
pittiastharot: how are you, I meant10:39
astharotpitti: oh, I'm fine thanks :P and you?10:40
pittifabbione: ah, ok. then it's even better to show four [OK]  lines IMHO10:40
pittiastharot: same :-)10:40
astharotpitti: I just sat to my office desktop :)10:40
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zygahello10:45
supertedIs Coling Watson around?10:45
supertedColin*10:45
zygaI want to add automatic creation od /dev/cdrom10:45
zygaam I right to look in /dev/MAKEDEV?10:45
pittino10:46
fabbionepitti: yeah10:46
fabbionesuperted: not yet10:47
pittizyga: that should be created automatically, isn't it?10:47
zygapitti: it's not10:47
supertedfabbione: ok, thanks10:47
zygapitti: (hey - it's a bug ;-)10:47
zygapitti: I've created one by hand but after reboot it was gone10:48
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pittizyga: please file one, assign to me10:48
zygathe cd drive is /dev/hdc and ... w810:48
zygapitti: ok10:48
seb128elmo: gnome-keyring gtranslator startup-notification gnome-spell planner gtk-doc gtksourceview dia   syncs please10:48
superteddoes anyone know if this http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/installer-po/ is the place where the updated .po files resides?10:48
zygapitti: if you tell me how I can help and test :)10:48
pittizyga: /etc/udev/cd-aliases.rules10:49
pittizyga: I'm at the phone ATM10:50
fabbionepitti: since you know udev.. #9688 ?10:50
zygapitti: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5732 10:50
zygapitti: I think this is realated10:50
zygapitti: I'll look into it - thanks10:50
fabbionepitti: i will be glad to exchange it with one of yours10:50
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pittifabbione: sure, I take it10:52
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pittizyga: #5732 this rather looks like it's an installer bug10:53
zygapitti: did you read the whole report?10:54
pittizyga: no, just skimmed it10:55
zygapitti: look at the end10:55
spo0nmangrep this10:55
pittizyga: if it is your problem, just add your comments there10:55
zygapitti: I'm still checking10:55
spo0nmani ran sleep.sh on a HP lappie and it wont come out of it. its like its in qa comma or something.... its not doing anything i held the power button for like 5 minutes and still nothing....10:56
zygaspo0nman: remove the battery ;]  10:56
spo0nmanis there anyway to get it out of sleep? i can pull the battery out... i need a screwdriver to get there or something10:56
spo0nmanzyga: :( batter under screws... its company lappie i cant remove the stickers on the screws.10:57
spo0nmanhowever it the network lights are still blinking. does hoary run ssh by default?10:57
zygaspo0nman: if you install openssh yes10:57
zygaspo0nman: can you get in remotely?10:58
spo0nmanzyga: its a default ... i was doing a update while playing with acpi when this happened.10:58
zygaspo0nman: it will probably discharge after some time10:58
spo0nmanso far my brightest idea has beem let the battery dry itself10:59
zygaspo0nman: don't you have any hardware reset button?10:59
spo0nmanzyga: yeah! nothing i kept it pressed for like an hour10:59
zygaspo0nman: that's a software button :>10:59
spo0nmani just ran sleep.sh in /etc/acpid/10:59
spo0nmanX-( /me blames HP10:59
zyganever try acpi without a screwdriver ;-)11:00
maswanwell, the battery has finite capacity, just leave it running over night?11:02
zygaspo0nman: did you try alt+ctrl+del?11:02
spo0nmanzyga: X-(11:02
zygaspo0nman: if it seems to berunning maybe video card just went crazy11:03
maswanspo0nman: did you try closing and opening the lid?11:03
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maswanctrl+alt-f1 ?11:03
spo0nmanzyga: ok i pulled out the battery... screw the RULES11:03
spo0nmanlesson learned : never try acpi without a screwdriver.11:04
zygaspo0nman: check the log file later will you/11:04
spo0nmanzyga: yeah! will post on the -delel list.11:04
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spo0nmanzyga: /var/log/acpid ?11:09
zygaspo0nman: not sure really... try syslog and such too11:12
fabbionezyga, spo0nman: can you please move this conversation to #ubuntu?11:15
fabbionethis channel is more like: hey i found this bug and this is the patch to fix it11:16
zygafabbione: sure11:16
fabbionethanks11:16
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pittidaniels: ?11:24
spo0nmanbob2: ONE BUG FOR BOTH LAPPIES OR SEPRATE?11:28
spo0nmansorry CAPS on by mistake....11:28
jsgotangcoacckk what the gmail is dead11:28
spo0nmanand wrong channel.11:28
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pittiscreen -r11:31
pittihmm, EFOCUS11:31
jordiheh, EEVERYTHING lately here11:33
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seb128elmo: ping ?11:38
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GheRiverores11:41
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elmoseb128: yah11:45
Mithrandirpitti: would you have any problems with me putting an rc of irssi into breezy, security-wise?  The current version doesn't handle per-channel encodings and I really, really, really, _really_ want that.11:45
pittiMithrandir: no, at this time I don't care about breakage in breezy11:46
pittiMithrandir: however, breezy shuold get a released version by two months, is this possible?11:46
Mithrandirpitti: well, it might very well stay around for the release too, given that irssi hasn't seen a new upstream version in two-three years.11:46
elmoseb128: all ok to override, I assume?11:46
pittiMithrandir: uh11:46
pittiMithrandir: is it supported upstream at all?11:46
Mithrandirpitti: it sees the occasional svn commit, like every second week or so, so upstream is alive.11:47
Mithrandirpitti: I guess they just don't have any release engineers aboard.11:47
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pittiMithrandir: okay11:48
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pittiMithrandir: so that sounds as if it wouldn't really matter if a released or a svn snapshot breaks...11:48
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seb128elmo: right11:49
fabbionehey elmo11:49
elmoseb128: ok, done11:50
Mithrandirpitti: so it's ok with you?11:50
elmohey fabbione 11:50
seb128thanks11:50
Mithrandirpitti: I'm talking about a release candidate, even though it's old, not just a random snapshot.11:50
fabbioneelmo: do we have any ETA for ports.u.c? (and yes i know you are very busy ;))11:51
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pittiMithrandir: yeah, it's fine with me11:53
elmofabbione: if at all possible, I'll do it today, but there's some "must-do-before-going-to-.au" stuff I really have to get done in the DC first11:53
fabbioneelmo: sure i understand and it would be great if you can manage :)11:54
fabbioneelmo: if there is anything i can help with.. please ping11:54
elmofabbione: sure, thanks11:56
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cartmanglibc is updated to 2.3.5 for breezy but binutils is still at 2.1512:12
cartmanis this safe?12:12
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seb128elmo: somebody is working on the issue with packages moved from universe to main for breezy ? 12:30
seb128elmo: ie, stuff which are hoary/universe, breezy/main and returns a file not found now on hoary 12:30
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fabbionemjg59: ping?12:45
mjg59fabbione: Hi12:46
fabbionemjg59: want some crack to test?12:46
mjg59fabbione: Sounds good - 2.6.12?12:46
fabbionemjg59: rc212:46
fabbione686 is fine?12:46
fabbioneor do you need other flavours?12:47
mjg59686 is good12:47
fabbioneo12:47
fabbionek12:47
mjg59If you give me a download spot, I'll grab it - but I can't promise much testing (I'm catching a plane this evening)12:48
mjg59fabbione: Source packages would be lovely12:48
fabbionemjg59: image is on the way.. sources are not final yet12:48
fabbionebut the changes i have in my TODO do not imply any internal change. only other external drivers12:48
mjg59fabbione: Ah, ok12:49
fabbionei will stick up a .diff.gz anyway12:49
mjg59fabbione: Cool, thanks - against stock 2.6.12-rc2?12:49
fabbionemjg59: there is also the orig there12:49
fabbionebut yes.. it's .11 + stock rc2 patch12:49
elmoseb128: oh12:53
elmoseb128: examples?12:54
seb128<gjc>  W: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/g/gcc-4.0/gcc-4.0_4.0-0pre6ubuntu7_amd64.deb12:54
mjg59fabbione: Ah, thank you12:54
seb128that's s/universe/main now12:54
seb128or evince12:54
fabbionemjg59: still scping12:54
elmothe evince seems entirely bogus12:54
seb128why ?12:55
pittimvo: mind if I take #9340 from you? (gimp-print merge)12:55
elmoseb128: it's in main in the packages and pool?12:55
mvopitti: not at all12:55
seb128elmo: evince is hoary/universe, breezy/main12:55
elmo    evince | 0.1.9-0ubuntu1 |         hoary | source, amd64, i386, ia64, powerpc12:55
elmogrr12:55
seb128a guy mailed about it 2 days ago12:56
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elmoI think someone teri'd this post-release12:57
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seb128seems than all the package moved from universe to main are broken for hoary12:58
elmoseb128: hardly all12:59
seb128elmo: do you see what is wrong ? why have they been removed from universe ?12:59
elmoI'll fix it12:59
seb128k, I don't know if we have moved a lot of stuff12:59
seb128thanks01:00
jbaileyfabbione: ping. =)01:03
seb128hey jbailey 01:03
fabbionehey jbailey01:03
jbaileyHeya sb01:03
fabbionejbailey: people.u.c/~fabbione/01:03
fabbionejbailey: there is the FTBFS glibc log for you01:04
fabbionejbailey: 1 thing more over the real failure are all the error messages from the missing tests?01:04
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jbaileyglibc_2.3.5-0ubuntu1_20050415-0627.bz2  01:05
jbailey?01:05
fabbioneyeps01:05
fabbioneit fails almost at the end01:05
jbaileyAt that size it failed near the beginning...01:05
fabbionejbailey: at 11MB?01:06
fabbioneit's almost at the end01:06
fabbioneit's a bz2 for a reason :)01:06
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fabbionesorry 14Mb01:06
jbailey14Mb down to 251k?01:07
fabbioneyeps01:08
fabbionedude.. it's a log :)01:08
elmoseb128: hang on - is evince meant to be in main?01:08
jbaileyWow. 01:08
seb128elmo: right, that's the default pdf/ps viewer for breezt01:08
seb128breezy even01:08
fabbionejbailey: my sparc can compress more :)01:08
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fabbioneehhe01:08
seb128elmo: mdz has already remplaced gnome-gv/xpdf by evince for ubuntu-desktop IIRC01:09
jbailey/build/sparcbuildd/glibc-2.3.5/debian/include/asm/traps.h:9:31: asm-sparc64/traps.h: No such file or directory01:09
jbaileyThat's the triggering error.  Everything else is from that.01:09
fabbionejbailey: yes.. i could see that.. but i was hoping in you shedding some light on why :)01:10
jbaileyfabbione: It's just simply missing from l-k-h, I'm guessing.01:10
fabbionejbailey: also go up a bit and you will see that all the tests aren't executed01:10
fabbionejbailey: ah ok..01:11
elmoseb128: okay, all fixed01:11
jbaileyfabbione: The tests are never built because libc.so isn't built.01:11
fabbionei did build ubuntu2 btw.. and it was ok01:11
elmo(well, on ftp-master anyway)01:11
seb128elmo: thanks!01:11
seb128what was wrong (just curious) ?01:11
fabbionejbailey: ok.. can you fix l-k-h or do you want me to?01:12
fabbionejbailey: i guess that the procedure is fix l-k-h and try to rebuild glibc01:12
elmoseb128: I have a script to fix this up, but it was only looking at warty, not hoary+warty01:12
jbaileyfabbione: Right.  There are two things I suspect I should do.  1) Pull this file in from real kernel headers.  It's obvious been marked as a kernel-only header in error.  2) Double check the testsuite for lkh.  I suspect that it only runs the 32bit tests on any given arch.01:13
seb128elmo: k01:13
fabbionejbailey: ok, than i suggest that you can look at l-k-h in the chroot i created for you01:14
fabbioneand i will build glibc that has the whole ccache01:14
fabbioneso it will be faster01:14
jbaileyfabbione: Faster, good. =)01:14
fabbionejbailey: exactly01:14
fabbionemjg59: 12rc2 suspend/resume on compaq armada M700 looks good. one annoying thing is that wireless pcmcia doesn't restore the ESSID01:18
mjg59fabbione: Bleah.01:18
fabbionebut i guess that's userland01:19
fabbioneso01:19
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jbaileyfabbione: Do you have a kernel source handy?  If yes, can you toss asm-sparc64/traps.h into the chroot for me?01:20
fabbionejbailey: sure.. just a sec01:20
fabbionejbailey: what version specifically?01:20
jbaileyfabbione: Doesn't matter, it won't have changed that much through the 2.6 series, probably.01:21
jbaileyfabbione: I'm working from 2.6.11.201:21
fabbioneok01:21
jbaileyfabbione: This won't go as a patch to upstream, I'll just ask that he include the header so the next version won't have the mismatch.01:21
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fabbionehmmm01:22
fabbionethere is no traps.h01:22
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jbaileyErr..01:23
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fabbionejbailey: i am looking at 2.6.12rc2 and there is no traps.h in include/asm-sparc64/01:24
fabbionei did copy the kernel source in your chroot home dir..01:25
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jbaileyfabbione: Tx01:26
fabbionejbailey: i can see sparc32 has it01:27
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fabbionebut traps.h is not mentioned at all in arch/sparc64/01:27
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jbaileyfabbione: Is this build still sitting in a chroot somewhere?01:33
desrtpain01:35
jbaileyfabbione: In my lkh, traps.h doesn't refer to asm-sparc64 at all...01:35
jbaileyfabbione: Also, gcc isn't running with -m64, so it shouldn't be declaring __arch64__.  I think there are deeper issues here.01:35
fabbionejbailey: nope.. it has been flushed..01:37
fabbionejbailey: i can rebuild for you.. it's no problem.01:37
rossmjg59: my new t40p won't suspend in hoary01:38
rossmjg59: should i just file a bug?01:38
cartman  tr_TR.UTF-8...LC_MONETARY: value of field `int_curr_symbol' does not correspond to a valid name in ISO 421701:39
cartmanah glibc looks borked on breezy01:39
mjg59ross: Yeah01:40
mjg59ross: You've enabled ACPI_SLEEP?01:40
jbaileycartman: Please file that in bugzilla.  Locales ought to be all working just as well as they were in Hoary.01:40
cartmanjbailey: I will just after dist-upgrade finishes :)01:40
rossmjg59: i just installed hoary and wanted it to work01:40
rossok why is backspace deleting words01:40
mjg59ross: Edit /etc/default/acpi-support01:41
rossmjg59: from the comments i should add ipw2100 too i guess01:42
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mjg59ross: No, that should be handled automatically01:43
lupusBEsince breezy I get a lot of errors compiling01:44
lupusBEuser_group.c:285: warning: pointer targets in passing argument 1 of strlen differ in signedness01:44
lupusBEuser_group.c:285: warning: pointer targets in passing argument 1 of __builtin_strcmp differ in signedness01:44
lupusBEand with xml too01:44
TreenakslupusBE: fix your code ;)01:44
lupusBETreenaks, almost all projects suffer from this :s01:45
Amaranththose are just warnings01:45
TreenaksAmaranth: still..01:45
Treenakssignednedd problems should be fixed01:45
Treenakssignedness, too01:45
Amaranthsure, but it doesn't stop things from working01:45
TreenaksAmaranth: on some archs it does01:45
Amaranththey've always done that, this is just the first time gcc has complained01:45
lupusBEgdl won't build because of it I think01:46
Amaranthnah, that can't be why it won't build01:46
Amaranthbecause those are warnings01:46
Amaranthunless ld is failing later because of it01:46
lupusBEgdl-dock-layout.c:1371: warning: pointer targets in assignment differ in signedness01:47
lupusBEmake[2] : *** [gdl-dock-layout.lo]  Error 101:47
Treenakswhat are the flags? some way to make warnings fatal?01:47
mjg59lupusBE: Either it's building with -Werror, or there's another error further up that's killing the build01:47
Treenaksyes..01:47
Treenaks-Werror!01:47
=== jbailey has a goal of getting Gnome 2.12 to compile with -W -Wall -Werror -Wno-warn =)
jbaileyerr, not no-warn...01:49
=== jbailey looks it up again.
Treenaks-pedantic ? :P01:49
seb128I hope you don't mean "jbailey will bug seb128 with every single build warning" ? :)01:49
jbailey-Wno-unused.01:50
jbaileyTreenaks: pednatic doesn't increase portability.  Missing declarations does.01:50
Treenaksjbailey: true01:50
jbailey+Fixing01:50
jbaileyseb128: Nah, I'll send them upstream, probably with patches.01:50
rossmjg59: it appears that shutting the lid doesn't cause a sleep. is that the default, or can i make it happen?01:50
Treenaksjbailey: why no-unused?01:51
jbaileyseb128: But I would love to get to where we could generally expect the gnome stuff to build without warnings and enable that as a nice tester to help keep non-primary arch's in decent shape.01:51
mjg59ross: That's the default - you can make it happen by fiddling with what /etc/acpi/events/lid calls01:51
mjg59But fn+f4 should sleep it01:51
seb128jbailey: a GNOME guys is sending patches to fix all the build warning with gcc4 atm01:51
jbaileyTreenaks: Because it's not a portability increasing warning, it's a code cleanliness warning.01:51
Treenaksjbailey: which is good too.. usually01:51
seb128jbailey: hurry up if you want to do that too, within 2 weeks he'll have probably reviewed the whole desktop 01:52
lupusBEcc1: warnings being treated as errors01:52
TreenakslupusBE: ah: it's using -Werror01:52
rossmjg59: would you accept a feature request to add sleep-on-lid?01:53
jbaileyseb128: If I do it before, it'll possibly be just duplicating work.01:53
jbaileyAnd it's not like I have spare time before UDU.01:53
elmowho uploaded memtest86+ ?01:54
seb128jbailey: should be fine so, look at http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=300667 by example :)01:54
fabbioneelmo: i did01:54
elmofabbione: why upload it as an ubuntu?  the only remaining diff is the changelog?01:55
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fabbioneelmo: right..01:56
fabbionei didn't really plug my brain, but i though that we also wanted to keep track of our previous changelog01:57
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seb128elmo: gal2.4 gtkhtml3.6 syncs please01:57
Ben2004uk"Trainee Software test Analyst" <---- good position for a someone wanting to go into software developement???01:58
jbaileyseb128: I hope this guy knows what he's doing - some of the casts look a bit odd.01:58
elmoseb128: done01:58
seb128elmo: thanks01:58
seb128jbailey: I think so, he does a lot of QA for GNOME01:59
jbaileyseb128: 'kay.01:59
seb128jbailey: ie it run valgrind on everything :)01:59
=== fabbione sighs at lsb
pittielmo: pmount and squid sync, please01:59
fabbione99% of the merges are due to init scripts01:59
pittifabbione: really? for me it's about 20% only02:00
jbaileyseb128: It's more the shifts between guchar* and char*.  They look inconsistant, and I'm guessing that if they were meant to be used interchangably, there wouldn't need to be a cast.02:00
elmopitti: (I'm assuming you mean to override)02:00
pittielmo: yes02:00
elmopitti: done02:00
pittithanks02:00
Mithrandirelmo: the ia32-libs in Debian is built with Debian binary .debs, is it ok to sync that or would you prefer I uploaded one with stuff from Ubuntu?02:00
elmoMithrandir: ia32-libs needs to die in the screaming fires of hell02:02
elmoor something02:02
rossmjg59: does hoary try and detect laptops and turn on ACPI_SLEEP as required?  or does everyone have to turn it on if they need it02:02
Mithrandirelmo: multiarch.02:02
seb128jbailey: they have discussed that on IRC IIRC, probably changed for a good reason02:02
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=== Mithrandir wonders if elmo prefers ia32-libs or multiarch.
elmoMithrandir: given we're trying to use gcc-4 consistently, I think we should probably upload something built with our binaries?02:02
Mithrandirelmo: ok, sure.  I'll just hold it off until we've rebuilt a bunch of stuff then.02:03
elmobesides, I thought it "built" at build-time nowA?02:03
Mithrandirelmo: no, but it's possible to do that if you're on the right arch.  The source needs to be prepared on ia32, but the package wants to build on ia64/amd64.02:04
elmoby "built", I mean dpkg -x'ed and mv'ed around02:04
Mithrandiryes, that's right, but the binary debs are in the package already.02:05
Mithrandirthey're just extracted and shaken02:05
fabbionewe need to get rid of that lsb-base init madness02:05
fabbioneno wonder things do not work and we don't get proper input from the user02:06
pittifabbione: no, Debian needs to accept it eventually02:06
elmomithrandir: wouldn't it make more sense to apt-get them?  you can assume the buildd has access to a full mirror, I think02:06
fabbioneelmo: isn't a prerequisite that buildd might not need net access?02:06
pittifabbione: we will need this stuff anyway for things like usplash02:06
Mithrandirelmo: for Debian, the build wants to get the packages from sarge and not sid.  It sounds error-prone to me.02:06
Mithrandirfabbione: mirror access != net access02:06
ografabbione, what about a /var/log/init.log ?02:06
pittifabbione: an abstraction for boot messages is a good idea IMHO (okay, the implementation may be broken, but that's another story)02:07
Mithrandirfabbione: Debian seemed mostly happy about accepting it if we made it configurable.02:07
fabbioneogra: could be an idea given that init scripts are sane. and they are not02:07
ograhmm02:07
fabbioneMithrandir: the issue is not configurable or not.. here the issue is how intrusive it is in the init scripts02:07
fabbionewe are losing a lot of information at boot time02:08
fabbioneincluding errors02:08
pittifabbione: indeed, they should be logged somewhere02:08
=== pitti remembers reading something about bootlogd in breezy
fabbionepitti: they can't be .. that's the problem.. the errors are generated by the init script.. and we are changing them to add lsb02:09
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fabbioneand in some cases of error handling lsb simply fails02:09
pittifabbione: yeah, right, we must restore the logging02:09
pittifabbione: but that should not mean to drop lsb completely02:09
pittiwe need an abstraction for customizations02:10
pittilike usplash, or boot logging, or whatever02:10
pittiin fact, boot logging should be easier, not harder, with a proper LSB init script implementation02:10
mvoelmo: can you please sync heartbeat from debian? they took our changes02:16
pittifabbione: bah, udev merge is a real pain...02:17
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fabbionepitti: want to take a look at hotplug? :02:17
fabbione:P02:17
cartmanok locales bug reported02:17
cartmanhttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=974302:17
seb128daniels: around ?02:17
pittidudes, it's a bit early to report upgrading bugs in breezy, isn't it?02:18
elmomvo: done02:18
mvothanks02:18
Amaranthwhat is hoary-changes for?02:19
Amarantherr, the repository02:20
Amaranthand it's called hoary-updates :)02:20
ograAmaranth, calendar and the like....02:20
Amaranthah, it's for the porn :)02:21
zygamvo: thanks for the explanation :)02:21
pittiAmaranth: for truly critical,but non-security releated updates02:21
mvozyga: your welcome :)02:21
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Amaranthi'm on breezy and need to make packages for hoary02:21
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ograAmaranth, what for ? hoary is stable...02:23
Amaranthmozilla firefox locale updates were critical but non-security related?02:23
Amaranthogra: Sure, but gnome-menus has a bug that's fixed in CVS that I need for my menu editor to work.02:24
AmaranthAnd I need to package PyXDG CVS to fix another bug.02:24
ograAmaranth, so do it in breezy02:24
Amaranthogra: Then hoary uses don't get to use my editor.02:24
Amarantherr, users02:24
Amaranthand GNOME 2.12 will have an editor so what's the point?02:24
Kamionchroot shouldn't be hard02:26
Amaranthyeah, that's why i was thinking pbuilder02:26
Amaranthi had it setup already when i was using hoary, it should still work02:26
zygawhich package generates sources.list?02:29
zygaI've .. once again .. found that contained incorrect entries 02:29
zygait had *.ubuntu.com instead of *.ubuntulinux.org02:29
Kamionthat's correct02:30
zygaKamion: if failed to sync, also the domain does not belong to us, right?02:30
Kamion*.ubuntu.com is generally preferred; the only reason *.ubuntulinux.org exists at all was that we couldn't get *.ubuntu.org02:31
Kamionzyga: no, it probably just means you caught it in the middle of mirroring, try again02:31
zygaKamion: will do, thanks02:31
zygamvo: would you accept a patch that adds .cvsignore to various dirs?02:36
mvoelmo: please sync eunuchs from debian, they took our changes too. btw, is it ok to ask for single package syncs? or do you prefer them in batches?02:37
mvozyga: yes02:37
pittifabbione: do you enable USB block devices again in 2.6.12?02:37
elmomvo: single is fine02:38
elmomvo: done02:38
mvothanks02:38
dilingerpitti: you mean the ub driver, in lieu of usb-storage?02:49
pittiyes02:50
Treenaksdoes it work with my mixed USB CD writer/CF reader yet? :)02:51
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zulhola02:51
pittiZu zul02:52
pittiHi zul, even02:52
zulheh how is it going pitti 02:52
pittimerge rave...02:53
zulfun fun02:53
fabbionepitti: no02:57
pittiok02:57
Mithrandirpitti: what did you do about the ooo overflow?02:59
pittiMithrandir: it's patched, and I tested it, but the new package fails for me (also includes new Xhosa translations)02:59
pittiMithrandir: I have to talk with doko, but he's travelling ATM02:59
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Mithrandirpitti: ok, once we have the ia32 package in, I'd love to get the amd64 package in too.03:00
pittiMithrandir: okay, I ping you03:00
Mithrandircool03:00
pittiMithrandir: both should be fixed in a commmon USN03:00
mjg59ross: At the moment, everyone needs to twiddle it03:08
Kamionelmo: sync usb-discover 1.03 from incoming, please?03:12
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=== Kamion pipes stuff through iconv -f UTF-8 -t ISO-8859-1 | iconv -f ISO-8859-2 -t UTF-8
Kamionso evil03:17
Mithrandirheh03:17
MithrandirUTF-8 is teh evil, I say. *hides*03:17
TreenaksMithrandir: what are you? Japanese? :)03:17
KamionMithrandir: hm? the problem wouldn't have arisen in the first place if everyone used UTF-8 :P03:18
MithrandirTreenaks: you know, we have three letters more than the ASCII world.03:18
Kamionthis was a classic "ISO-8859-2 accidentally treated as ISO-8859-1" problem03:18
MithrandirKamion: it might not have arised if pigs could fly either.03:18
TreenaksMithrandir: about the same here in .nl03:18
MithrandirTreenaks: you have actual extra letters, not just accented ones?03:18
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KamionMithrandir: ij ligature?03:19
MithrandirKamion: I don't know dutch. :)03:19
elmoKamion: done03:19
TreenaksMithrandir: well, no.. we can usually live without the one we have () by ubstituting it with "ij"03:19
Kamionelmo: thanks03:19
MithrandirTreenaks: substituting  with ae kinda works,  can't really be done, so it's done with oe,  is aa, so that's ok-ish.03:20
MithrandirTreenaks: we're using them in every second or third word, though03:20
TreenaksMithrandir: same with "", but as most keyboards are US anyway, and we've used "ij" since the typewriter was invented (even though some of those had  keys), "ij" is 'good enough'03:21
Treenaksthough it breaks most capitalization stuff (IJsselmeer, not Ijsselmeer ;))03:22
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zygamvo: ping03:26
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mvozyga: pong03:30
zygamvo: I'm trying to make .desktop.in files correct by using prefix instead of hardcoded path; still @prefix@ does not get expanded03:30
zygamvo: also g-s-p.desktop was not included in Makefile.am (fixed)03:30
mvozyga: uh, thanks03:31
zygaany insigth on how to get @prefix@ into .desktop.in files?03:31
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jbaileyzyga: Using autoconf?03:40
zygajbailey: yes03:40
zulwhy not sed?03:40
jbaileyzul: Probably because he's set the prefix with autoconf. =)03:40
zulthat could be it03:40
mvirkkilmolliukko: Kato Mikko. Moro ;-)03:41
zygajbailey: Exec=gksudo @prefix@/gnome-software-properties03:41
zygathis does not work03:41
jbaileyzyga: Make sure you're building it in AC_OUTPUT in your configure.ac03:41
zygachecking03:41
zygajbailey: actually u-m has configure.in (that's okay?)03:42
zygajbailey: It's not built in AC_OUTPUT03:42
jbaileySure.  configure.{in,ac} are fine.  You usually want to make sure that you've updated to autoconf 2.5x at least, though.03:43
jbaileyOlder versions work, but most people will assume you're using the newer stuff.03:43
zyga2.5303:43
jbaileyzyga: How is the file being build from the .in now?03:43
zygajbailey: it's not, the in builds one of the makefiles03:43
zygajbailey: that in turn builds all desktop files03:43
jbaileyzyga: Hmm..  You can either choose to sed it in the Makefile, or have configure AC_OUTPUT it.03:44
zygawww.suxx.pl/update-manager/update-manager--zk/03:44
zyga(I really dislike autotools :P)03:44
jbaileyIf you have configure so it, you can all of the AC_SUBSTs done for free on it.03:44
jbaileyOtherwise the generated file has to depend on config.log or something like that to get incremental builds to work righ.t03:45
zygajbailey: I'll try to make it working, thanks03:45
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jbailey'k. =)03:46
zygajbailey: It works :>03:46
jbaileyzyga: Cool. =)03:47
zyganow I need to choose right prefix03:47
zygaI want /usr/bin03:47
zygaand @prefix expands to /usr in my case03:47
zygathats execprefix?03:48
zygabindir03:51
zygahmm :/03:52
zygastrange bindir got expanded to ${exec_prefix}03:52
zulhuh? debconf has a gui wizard thingy?03:54
Zombhow much does a complete hoary mirror (i386 plus amd64) need on disk space? less than 25GiB?03:55
MithrandirZomb: no source?03:56
Zombnot yet03:57
ZombI expect something in the regions of Sid, right?03:57
MithrandirZomb: warty + hoary amd64, i386, powerpc, source is around 50GB03:57
Mithrandirso 25GB should be enough03:57
elmoYOWSER03:59
Zombok, thanks. I will try to get the permission to create a mirror on our university (DFN, Germany)03:59
elmognome is so not happy if your clock gets reset to 190403:59
Treenakselmo: metacity breaks right?03:59
elmoTreenaks: _everything_ breaks03:59
Treenaks(because it works with timestamps)03:59
elmoyou can't even login with the fail safe session03:59
Mithrandir"you live in the wrong century.  go away."04:00
zygaplease update to 2005 ;-)04:00
elmoMithrandir: I wouldn't mind so much if the error messages said that04:00
elmoinstead you get crap like "blah blah -3 blah blah"04:00
Mithrandirhm, the gnome panel should really do mosx-style panel magnification04:02
Mithrandirso if you point at an applet, it'll be zoomed04:02
elmohas anyone else got a powerbook running hoary?04:03
TreenaksMithrandir: like KDE does too04:03
jbaileyzyga: Did you solve evrything you needed?04:03
Mithrandirelmo: Kamion probably?04:03
zygajbailey: no04:03
MithrandirTreenaks: they do for the systray too?04:03
elmoMithrandir: probably..04:03
zygajbailey: I don't understand why bindir expands to ${exec_prefix}/bin04:03
TreenaksMithrandir: no idea04:03
zyga(or why ${exec_prefix} does not expand)04:03
zygaI'm reading configure (no .in) right now04:03
Mithrandirzyga: because bindir by default is \${exec_prefix}04:04
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zyga# Installation directory options.04:04
zyga# These are left unexpanded so users can "make install exec_prefix=/foo"04:04
zyga# and all the variables that are supposed to be based on exec_prefix04:04
jbaileyzyga: Because you can override exec_prefix at build time.  It's expecting to do the substitutions in a shell script.04:04
zygajbailey: so the bottom line?04:04
jbaileyzyga: If you want to preserve that flexibility, you might be stuck with sed'ing it in the Makefile.04:05
zygajbailey: build time == substituting stuff like @prefix04:06
zygajbailey: it's all python04:06
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jbaileyI'd need to be starting at the going to make anything other than general recommendations.04:07
zygaI'm getting the impression that autotools are not helping here :>04:07
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jbaileyzyga: right.  You're now looking for substitutions beyond what are usually provided.04:11
jbaileyzyga: So you need make to expand the variables out completely.04:11
jbaileyzyga: That to me spells sed love.04:11
zygaI'm going to do it in a lame and easy way04:12
zyga@prefi@/bin is just as good for me04:12
jbaileyAnd trust that the people using your software generally aren't advanced autotools users? =)04:13
zygajbailey: well @prefix@/bin is far better than /usr/bin/ don't you think?04:13
zyga(that was there before)04:14
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zygajbailey: since I'm not even novice auto* developer that's okay ;-)04:14
zygajbailey: er... 04:15
zygait's broken again04:15
zygawhile @prefix@ is expanded special .desktop notation used by i18n is not 04:16
zygaso it's even more broken this time04:16
jbaileyzyga: Right. =)04:19
zygaok I'm not qualified to fix this --- reverting changes04:20
jbaileyzyga: What bug are you trying to fix?04:21
zygajbailey: update-manager04:21
zygait has lots of absolute paths04:22
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mvozyga: sorry for not helping you with it, I'm busy with other sutff right now. I'll have a look later (hopefully)04:24
zygamvo: I understand - you have more than one program to think about :-)04:25
mvozyga: yes :)04:26
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seb128elmo: gtkspell sync please04:28
elmoseb128: done04:32
Keybukpitti: there's no particular reason to remove the alias on mom bugs, she'll do it herself if they're resolved04:33
mdzelmo: ?04:35
ograKeybuk, can i send your mom to upstream devs that added new features which break all my patches to beat them with a stick ? or do i need to open a ferature request bug for that ?04:36
ogra-r04:36
mdzelmo: we had that problem back with warty/hoary and I thought you fixed it04:36
seb128elmo: thanks04:37
seb128hey mdz 04:37
elmomdz: I did04:37
elmomdz: the script had a hardcoded 'warty' and I was only checking for 'hoary's when creating breezy04:38
elmomdz: it's all good now04:38
mdzah04:38
seb128mdz: bugzilla ignores my UNCONFIRMED to upstream changes without saying anything :/04:38
elmo(tho "fixed" is definitely needing scare quotes)04:38
mdzseb128: I saw in #canonical; I can't fix it, but maybe kiko can04:38
|QuaD-:)/join #canonical04:39
seb128mdz: k04:39
seb128mdz: kiko said he needs the patches04:39
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pittiKeybuk: ah, I thought you did that manually, so I wanted to help you :-)04:41
pittiKeybuk: okay, then I can skip that in the future04:41
pittiHi mdz 04:41
mdzmorning04:41
mdzseb128: I will send him everything04:41
Keybukpitti: nah, mom explicitly checks whether the merge-XXX alias is on a resolved bug, and if so, removes it04:41
seb128mdz: thanks04:42
mdzKeybuk: did you extend bugzilla.py for that?  I should merge your changes04:42
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Keybukyeah, I did a bunch of stuff to find aliases I think04:43
Keybukthere's a clear_alias function I added, at least04:44
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mdzKamion: that debbugs.py encoding crash is stalling debzilla; if it's not something obvious, let me know so that I can arrange for it to press on04:49
seb128elmo: orbit2 sync please04:50
elmoseb128: ugh04:51
elmo [dpkg-source output:]  dpkg-source: error: file orbit2_2.12.1.orig.tar.gz has size 970445 instead of expected 96127704:51
Kamionmdz: ok, looking - I may only be able to fix that particular file for now, though04:51
elmoseb128: i.e. debian and ubuntu orig.tar.gz mismatch04:52
Kamionmdz: (I have a shouting child ten feet to my left, kind of impairs concentration)04:52
seb128elmo: hum, it that conflicting and need to be fixed now ? or can we cancel it ?04:52
elmoseb128: we can't override it, we'll have to either, upload same version as <foo>ubuntu<n> built with our orig.tar.gz, or upload debian's .tar.gz as a different version number :(04:53
seb128elmo: can we wait on the new version ? there is a new upstream, debian should have it soon04:54
elmoseb128: sure, if you want04:54
seb128k, let's do that04:54
seb128thanks04:54
fabbionere04:56
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mdzthom: portmap mangles its /etc/default file on upgrades from hoary->breezy05:14
fabbionejbailey: any good news for me?05:14
fabbionemdz: ?05:15
fabbionei did that merge..05:15
mdzfabbione: thom wrote the postinst code though05:15
mdzI assume you just carried it over05:15
fabbionemdz: i had to change that too05:15
mdzoh05:15
fabbionethe merge was messy05:15
mdzfabbione: on my system, I run an NFS server, so I had #ARGS...05:15
fabbionebecause of ARGS/OPTIONS and addition of debconf05:15
mdzit changed it to ARGS=05:15
fabbionemdz: hmmmm weird!05:16
mdzi.e., changed it to listen only on localhost05:16
fabbionei did test the upgrade locally05:16
fabbionecommenting ARGS means listening to all ports05:16
fabbioneohhhh did you have more than localhost?05:16
mdzI have: ARGS="-i 127.0.0.1"05:17
mdzit changed it to: #ARGS="-i 127.0.0.1"05:17
mdzand then I got a conffile prompt from dpkg05:17
fabbionefrom what version did you upgrade?05:17
jbaileyfabbione: Yes, found my thinko.  Shows up on ppc64 too.05:18
mdzPreparing to replace portmap 5-7ubuntu3 (using .../portmap_5-10ubuntu1_i386.deb) ...05:18
fabbionemdz: ok.. than the problem is the entire debconf management and the fact that the file is marked as conffile05:18
mdzelmo: my botched kubuntu-meta upload was rejected; I re-uploaded it with the proper target distribution and that one hasn't been accepted; do I need to bump the version?05:18
fabbionetoo messy :/05:19
mdzfabbione: two releases later and fam is still causing us pain :-(05:19
Kamionmdz: ok, I've fixed up that bug, but I don't really know how it got that way in the first place, so it's possible it will happen again05:19
elmomdz: I don't see the second upload anywhere?05:19
fabbionemdz: ok.. i am going to do something drastic than...05:19
mdz-rw-rw----  1 mdz mdz 221 2005-04-15 08:01 ../kubuntu-meta_0.41_source.upload05:19
fabbionemdz: we will need to allign the stuff with Debian05:20
mdzf75081f315a37d8880aac94966dbd54f  ../kubuntu-meta_0.41_source.changes05:20
mdzKamion: thanks05:20
mdzKamion: I'll let you know, since debzilla mails me every 15 minutes when it happens05:20
Kamionmdz: I do at least know how to fix it up now05:20
Kamionsorry, hadn't realised it was blocking so much, I thought it was a one-time thing05:21
elmomdz: sure, but it's not on jackass05:21
elmodid you send it to debian? :)05:21
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mdzelmo: no...I'll reupload, I supposemizar:[/tmp/kubuntu-meta-0.41]  cat ../kubuntu-meta_0.41_source.upload05:23
mdzSuccessfully uploaded ../kubuntu-meta_0.41.dsc to upload.ubuntu.com.05:23
mdzSuccessfully uploaded ../kubuntu-meta_0.41.tar.gz to upload.ubuntu.com.05:23
mdzSuccessfully uploaded ../kubuntu-meta_0.41_source.changes to upload.ubuntu.com.05:23
mdzuploaded again, this time with FEELING05:24
elmomdz: that worked05:25
elmomdz: ah, ok, so here's what happened - you reuploaded before the first one had been rejected from queue/unchecked05:26
mdzah.  I saw it complain in REPORT and assumed it was safe then05:26
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giskardhi, there is a *-universe channel?05:27
mdzgiskard: #ubuntu-motu05:27
elmothat was SKIP, which is entirely obsolete and pre-dates poppy.. I'll drop it down05:27
giskardmdz thanks05:28
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mdzcan anyone think of a reason why we shouldn't un-break that moronic module-init-tools damage where modprobe.conf supersedes modprobe.d?05:34
mdzit's constantly screwing people over05:34
fabbionemdz: i found at least 3 reasons why portmap screwed...05:36
fabbionefixing them right now...05:36
zygais there any artwork # ?05:36
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GheRiverores05:46
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danielsseb128: wassup05:51
guru3is this like the smartest ubuntu ppl here? cause i have a really tough error :/05:51
seb128daniels: your new dbus doesn't build with the current pyrex, I've a patch from fedora for pyrex ... do you want me to upload it ? 05:53
seb128daniels: gcc4 build issue05:53
danielsseb128: 0.32??05:53
seb128daniels: yep05:54
danielsplease don't upload 0.3205:54
seb128daniels: I don't, I'm speaking about pyrex05:54
danielsunless you want to rename the dbus-1 package to dbus, but keep the init script as dbus-105:54
danielsoh, cool05:54
danielsyeah, uploading for pyrex would be great, thanks05:54
seb128daniels: I want 0.32 for gnomevfs's upstream, they are working to merge FC4 changes for hal 0.5 to gnomevfs05:55
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guru3hmm, i guess i should just spit out the problem: the compileall.py script segfaults in the middle of dpkg :<05:55
seb128daniels: and since the guy use breezy, he was looking for dbus 0.32/hal 0.5 debs for that .. pitti pointed them to me :)05:55
mdzKeybuk: please stop filing merge bugs for universe packages05:55
seb128daniels: k05:56
Keybukmdz: I can't05:56
Keybukyou'll have to wait05:56
Keybukand be patient :)05:56
mdz??05:56
mdzKeybuk: why can't you?05:57
Keybukcause I can't get onto rookery to update the code right now05:57
fabbionejeeeee this postinst is SICK05:59
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KeybukMark's network abhors ssh connections05:59
Keybukat least, from my house05:59
KeybukI'm mid-sync so when my ssh keys arrive, will be able to06:00
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fabbionemdz: portmap will take a while.. postinst is totally insane06:04
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elmoouch hoary source + powerpc is 21Gb06:10
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danielsseb128: heh.  i need to catch up for pitti when we're in the same $tz; when do you guys fly out of europe?06:18
seb128daniels: we flight from .de tomorrow evening UTC06:19
mdza good rule of thumb: if you don't know how to modify sources.list, you probably shouldn't be running breezy right now06:20
seb128you say that for me ? :p06:25
mdzseb128: no, just reading ubuntu-users06:25
Mithrandirmdz: but it's NEW and SHINY crack!!oneone.06:26
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seb128people don't abuse the list with bugs todays ? We don't do enough changes apparently :p06:26
mdzMithrandir: yeah, everyone is like "I heard breezy has this and that feature, where are they?"06:27
mdzwhere is the splash screen?06:27
Mithrandirmdz: it'll FLY!06:28
jncthe racing stripes?06:28
Mithrandirmdz: yeah, we've just been hiding all those features in another repo while we were developing hoary.06:28
Mithrandiror something06:28
Simiramdz: yes, where is it? And when can I download the release candidate?06:28
MithrandirSimira: in about five months.06:28
Mithrandir:)06:28
ogradid i hear breezy-backports ?06:29
SimiraMithrandir: hey, you go shopping, don't interfere with my conversations!06:29
\shmorning ogra06:29
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ograheh06:30
fabbioneHUMPF06:30
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Simirafabbione: always tell someone where you are going06:31
fabbioneok problem:06:31
fabbionepackage foo uses debconf to handle a conffile06:31
Simirafabbione: don't forget your wedding anniversary06:31
fabbioneat the same time the maintainer marked the file as such06:31
fabbionecreating a royal mess with dpkg06:32
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fabbionebecause one tends to modify the other rants that has been modified06:32
fabbionekilling debconf seems like a good idea06:32
fabbionekeeping debconf means implementing a lot of logic behind06:32
mdzpitti fixed a number of such problems in hoary, iirc06:32
ograwhy does it modify it anyway  ? if it was modified, dont touch it...else, overwrite it...06:33
fabbionebecause the template has a meaning that doesn't match what postinst is supposed to do properly06:33
fabbioneogra: it was a mistake from the original maintainer :(06:33
ograhmm06:33
fabbioneit's like a loop that needs to be broken06:33
mdzMithrandir: how much work would oo.o2-amd64 be?06:34
Mithrandirmdz: not too much, but it's not stable ATM, AIUI.06:34
fabbioneso anybody wants to suggest the solution?06:34
elmo*whine*06:35
elmoI thouht oo.o2 was meant to be all singing all 64-bit dancing?06:35
mdzelmo: it is meant to be, but in the event that it does not actually become so, we need a fallback06:36
Mithrandirelmo: yeah, supposed to be, but Not There Yet, or so it seems.06:39
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astharotciao06:45
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fabbionemdz: when you wrote the portmap patch for -i, did you make it so that it can resolve hostnames?06:52
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elmoudu wiki's going down for a reboot07:14
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Simirafabbione: already in .au?07:25
Simira:p07:25
ograheh07:25
eruinanyone here used the rhythbox branch olemke@core-dump.info--2005 ?07:25
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truluxwokka wokka07:28
truluxsome toolchain work:07:28
truluxhttp://pearls.tuxedo-es.org/toolchain/textrel_hoary_20050415.log07:29
truluxhttp://pearls.tuxedo-es.org/toolchain/rwx_mappings_hoary_20050415.log07:29
fabbioneSimira: eheh no07:30
fabbionemdz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/portmap_5-10ubuntu2_i386.deb07:30
fabbionemdz: mind to test it on your machine?07:30
fabbioneit seems to work fine here07:30
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ajhockey!07:30
mvoaj: yeah!07:31
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ograaj, let mvo teach you at UdU ;)07:33
ajogra: i've looked at the schedule... when?? :)07:33
fabbioneaj: at night :)07:33
Mithrandirbetween the mao sessions.07:33
ograheh, true, sice we all have to hold four BOFs this time07:33
fabbioneogra: are you coming to UdD?07:33
ajfabbione: but... but... the drinking...?07:33
fabbioneaj: that too :P07:33
Mithrandiraj: between drinking, mao and drinking.07:34
ografabbione, i wouldnt let you smoke alone dude ;)07:34
fabbioneogra: aha rocking!07:34
ograyeah07:34
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fabbioneheck it's breezy.. if i can't break it hard... who else can07:35
ografabbione, go go go !!07:35
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fabbionedone07:37
ogra:)07:38
ogralets see if my NFS still works after UdU :)07:38
fabbioneogra: ehehhe07:38
fabbionei think it's time to play with AOE and GFS07:39
fabbionei didn't work the last 3 days for nothing :)07:39
fabbioneit's almost dinner time :)07:41
truluxfabbione: same here, but now I'm back to work, I'm still not a Jedi in Knights of the Old Republic (Kotor) :)07:42
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fabbionejbailey: glibc passed that point...07:48
fabbionejbailey: still building tho07:48
jbaileyfabbione: Nice!07:58
fabbioneyeps07:59
jbaileyfabbione: We just need to inflict NPTL love on you after. =)08:00
fabbioneif everything goes ok, i can open the gates for sparc :)08:00
jbaileyCool.08:00
fabbionejbailey: let me finish to compile these glibc08:00
jbaileyI wonder how lamont's doing?08:00
fabbionejbailey: he is stocked at gcc-4 :(08:00
fabbioneand doko is on the air08:01
fabbionejbailey: once i start building breezy, you can freely use the chroot to build the new glibc08:01
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fabbioneHMMMM08:02
fabbionesomething is changed...08:02
fabbionejbailey: do you know if the new libc6 respects the ipv6 RFC08:02
fabbione?08:03
fabbioneit appears that all the new connections (ssh at least) start first in ipv408:03
fabbioneaccording to RFC it should always attempt ipv6 first and fallback to ipv408:03
jbaileyHmm, I thought it did.  I know that ipv6 generally works right for me.08:05
fabbioneit is 99.9% the new libc608:06
fabbionei will need to try after a reboot08:06
fabbionebut same ssh version on 2 different machines hoary/breezy08:06
fabbionehoary works as expected08:06
fabbionebreezy no08:06
jbaileyJoy.08:06
jbailey;)08:06
jbaileyBest bet is to stuff that into bugzilla, my friend.  I'm not setup to troubleshoot that right at the moment ( have a completely differnet set of windows open )08:07
fabbionejbailey: the change is easy to isolate if it is what i think'08:07
fabbionejbailey: i am :)08:07
fabbionejbailey: i did it once already08:07
fabbionethey might have reverted the changes to the resolver08:07
fabbionein that case it is enough to reorder it08:08
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fabbioneKamion: ping?08:22
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jcolehey dudes08:27
jcolehow can i do a net install of ubuntu (minimal disk size)08:28
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jcolefor debian, we currently use the business card iso and insert a preseed file into it08:34
jcoleubuntu is pretty much seeded already, i'm just looking for a minimally configured ubuntu where i can insert preseed info such as proxy and packages to install... just like we do with debian08:35
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jcoleshould i just remaster the install cd?08:41
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jcolethe silence ;) makes me think that net install of ubuntu is not possible (yet)08:42
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mdkejcole, i don't think there is a minimal install cd08:44
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mdkeyou can do a minimal installation from the normal cd08:44
jcolemdke: ya, we provide install isos for the employees here for different distros (suse,rh/fedora,debian,etc)... we try to make these install isos as small ass possible (sometimes to even fit on a floppy) and net install the rest08:46
mdkejcole, i saw a doc that might help you08:46
mdkejcole, hang on08:46
jcolemdke: cool08:47
mdkei have to turn on my laptop to get the email tho so i'll be a minute08:47
mdkejcole, http://marc.herbert.free.fr/linux/win2linstall.html <-- might not be exactly what you want but it might help, and it has a section on Ubuntu08:50
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hawke_Is there a page, similar to Debian's packages.qa.debian.org that describes why newer versions of stuff isn't in Ubuntu?09:17
jvwhawke_: ubuntu doesn't have testing, and afaik no automated propagation from any repository... so there aren't such reasons except 'nobody has done so (yet)' ?09:18
hawke_jvw: Ah, I thought universe was automatically importing from Debian.  Thanks09:19
ograhawke_, there is not much to describe, we pull the newes SW from debian at the begin of each development process...this gets updated util freeze....afterwards there are only bugfixes until release....then it starts all over again...09:19
ogras/newes/newest09:19
\shguys, kdebindings is not in the trees, but http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/k/kdebindings/4:3.4.0-0ubuntu1/kdebindings_4:3.4.0-0ubuntu1_20050329-1309-i386-successful09:26
\shfor hoary09:26
\shhow was it..who ate it? ,-)09:27
\shbecause it's on the mirrors: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/k/kdebindings/09:27
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ogra\sh,  apt-cache showsrc kdebindings09:30
ograBinary: libkjsembed-dev, libsmokekde-dev, libkjsembed1, libsmokeqt-dev, kjscmd, libsmokekde1, python-dcop, libsmokeqt109:31
ograits all there09:31
\shargl09:31
\shyeah09:31
\shogra: ok...red card for amu and myself ;)09:32
ogra\sh, nooo, only a bit for getting the hint from a gnome guy probably ;)09:33
\shogra: I love u too :)09:33
ograheh09:33
\shogra: prost :)09:33
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Mithrandirhm09:41
ogra?09:42
Mithrandir#-motu :)09:43
Mithrandirsince it's a universe package09:43
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dilingerthom: ping10:12
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Mitariohi everyone11:48
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tsenghm sounds like inotify gamin beagle might all work for breezy11:58
tsengrock on.11:58
mjctseng, be nice, I'm fighting with mono on amd64 currently =P11:59
mjcer, it would be nice11:59
tsengare you familiar with svn11:59
mjcyep11:59
tsengdpkg-buildpkg?12:00
tsenghttp://pkg-mono.alioth.debian.org/12:00
mjcseen that12:00
tseng1.1 testing stuff is up there12:00
tsengyou can try grabbing it and building if youd like.12:00
mjcbeen failing12:00

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