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Nafalloare there any info on how to write initscripts to be compatible with USplash avalible yet?12:19
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jbaileyNafallo: I think the idea is to use the lsb hooks for the initscripts.12:44
Nafallojbailey, yepp. are those log_begin_msg, log_end_msg and the likes?12:46
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NafalloI want to use locate IRL to find my USB-stick and see if I have a backup of my firewall-init.d ;-)12:47
jbaileyNafallo: Yup.12:48
jbaileyYou might be able to do some other magic with hal and such rather than locate.12:48
jbaileyThat way the stick doesn't have to be mounted.12:48
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Nafallo*s*12:48
Nafallojbailey, will your idea with iptables.d be implemented soon now that hoary is out? :-)12:50
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jbaileyI suggested it for the firewalling bof, but I don't know if that became the proposed solution.12:51
jbaileyHave you looked at the wiki from udu at all12:51
jbailey?12:51
Nafallojbailey, I had a working script. that's what I try to find. I've reinstalled my server, purging it, since ;-).12:51
Nafallojbailey, yepp. I'm rather up2date. there are just so many pages ;-)12:52
Nafallojbailey, I'll go check it out again :-).12:52
jbaileyLook for the firewalling stuff12:53
jbaileyIt should say where we're going for breezy on it (assuming that it's an approvedspec)12:54
Nafallo Status: EditedSpec, DistroSpecification, MattZimmermanQueue12:54
Nafallomissed that one completly :-P12:54
makowow.. a hoary box set: https://www.ixsoft.de/cgi-bin/web_store.cgi?cart_id=2677340_1191512:56
makowith a free t-shirt :)12:56
Nafallomako, nice! :-)12:57
makowell it's not really free12:57
makoyou pay 20eur and you also get a t-shirt :)12:57
Nafalloand handbook12:57
makoreally?12:57
makoi can't read the german12:57
makovery well12:57
Nafallonot me either. but Lieferumfang: Box mit CD, dt. Handbuch und T-Shirt, just HAVE to say that :-).12:58
Nafallonow I see where swedish got that word from ;-).12:59
ogramako, hmm, it talks about installation support01:00
makohandbuch :)01:00
ograyep01:00
makopretty cool01:01
ograi'll order one... to see whats in there....01:01
Nafalloogra, :-)01:01
ograno idea who wrote a german handbook or why we arent aware of that....01:01
Nafallojbailey, I should probably not use iptables.d for future compability in my script I guess? :-)01:02
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ograhmm, the "features" talk about GNOME 2.9.401:02
Burgundavia"OpenOffice is superior to all commercial software packages in this Segement"01:02
jbaileyNafallo: I still haven't read the bof (doing something else atm), so I don't know. =)01:03
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ogramako, it also says its 10 cent cheaper then advised by the original manufacturer....01:04
Nafallojbailey, hehe. you want a direct link for later? :-)01:04
ograPreisempfehlung des Herstellers:  19,9001:04
ograUnser Preis:  19,8001:04
ograhmm, and it's offered under the term "debian for the desktop", funny01:05
Nafallohehe. I just LOVE hoary for my server :-)01:06
Nafallohaven't needed to go outside main yet ;-)01:06
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ograoh, and manufacturer is "OpenSourceFactory"01:07
jbaileyNafallo: Sure. =)01:08
Nafallojbailey, msg :-)01:08
jbaileytx01:09
jbaileyNafallo: Ah, nice.  It didn't change much from the bof I attended then.01:10
Nafallojbailey, I do hope that level-configs can be made from console though...01:10
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Nafallolol. just found my usb-stick ;-)01:13
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ogranight all01:13
astharotciao01:13
jbaileyg'n ogra =)01:13
Nafalloogra, bye01:14
astharotogra: news about community council ?01:14
Nafallohmm01:15
Nafallogparted should have warned me about erasing my usbkey when converting the filesystem... :-P01:15
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tsenghi all.01:28
Nafallohi tseng :-)01:28
tsengholy crap i have a real net connection01:31
|QuaD-tseng: that means the uploading can begin :)01:32
tsengerm01:32
tsengoh man evolution is installable too01:32
|QuaD-:)01:33
jbaileyHey, I've never noticed "Al Gore Ithm"01:33
jbaileycreepy.01:33
jbailey(Who needs drugs, you can just change timezons)01:33
|QuaD-my algorithm teacher put that on one of our assignments once :)01:34
infinityjbailey : Were you still keen on doing the samba merge?01:39
jbaileyinfinity: For some value of keen.01:40
jbaileyinfinity: I'm still willing to do it, since I have a bug that the merge will fix.01:40
jbaileyinfinity: It won't be today though.  Tomorrow's not looking so good.01:40
infinityHeh.01:40
jbaileyDay after, almost certainly though.01:40
infinityjbailey : Well, if I do it today, I'll close your bug.01:40
jbaileyinfinity: Tx.01:40
infinityjbailey : Otherwise, I'll leave the whole mess for you.01:40
jbaileyinfinity: luvly.01:41
Nafallohmm01:42
NafalloKarma? :-P01:42
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mdzare there any UDU photos up yet?01:59
tsengi have some I can post in a few minutes02:00
tsengi dont have any gallery software setup yet, it will be raw02:01
dilingerraw, uncensored UDU?02:02
tsengyeah02:02
tsenglike, your keyboard02:02
jbaileydilinger: I think that was Friday night at the Stonewall..02:02
astharotmdz: news about community council ?02:02
dilingerjbailey: i went to bed before midnight.  i'm an old fart.02:02
mdzastharot: what about it?02:03
astharotmdz: the date02:03
mdzmako would be the best person to ask02:03
mdzassuming you already checked the wiki page02:03
jbaileydilinger: I stayed up late but decided that I couldn't cope with the smoke.  It gives me hangovers worse than the alcohol does.02:03
astharotmdz: yes02:03
astharotpitti this morning told me that it will be decided when you'll come back home ;P02:04
astharotThe next meeting of the Council will be on Apr 13th 2005 at 0400 UTC.02:04
mdzastharot: I don't set the schedule for Community Council meetings; the Community Council does02:05
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astharotok02:05
astharot:)02:05
tsengok dudes, can anyone rebuild libaspell15?02:15
tsengit has unresolved symbols atm, maybe from glibc02:15
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zulhey02:16
tsenggood test cases are tomboy (create new note) or running gedit from bash02:16
makoastharot: yeah.. we need to plan a new cc meeting02:18
makoastharot: let me ping the other members02:18
astharotmako: eheh ok :)02:18
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Nafallonight all!02:38
lamontmdz: you around?02:48
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blahruslamont: what packages do you work on?03:32
cclamont: hey, thanks for sending my little gift up to the room the other day. much appreciated!03:37
lamontblahrus: everything that {Depends,Recommends,Suggests}: .* | mail-transport-agent03:41
lamontwell, in main03:41
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lamontcc: was no issue at all03:41
blahruslamont: cool ;)03:41
BeerDumpgood morning03:41
jsgotangcohey lamont how was your flight03:42
lamontjsgotangco: _LONG_03:44
lamontbut otherwise uneventful03:44
lamonteven customs went quickly03:44
lamontwhich left me 2.5 hours to kill in SFO, but hey.. :-(03:44
jsgotangcohehe03:44
jsgotangcoi just arrived yesterday at home03:44
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lamontthen remembers that one of them is trivial03:48
mdzlamont: yes03:48
lamontmdz: you want the seeds changed once nothing in base or desktop need spostfix?03:49
mdzlamont: yes03:49
lamontok.03:49
lamontfetchmail and subversion are ftbfs, maybe courier.  will update seeds, push new ubuntu-meta, and then go on a 'missing Depends of ubuntu-{base,desktop} merge crusade'03:50
lamontmdz: delta is: mailx,mutt,lsb,postfix->ship (and postfix-tls goes away completely)03:51
lamonthrm... /me needs to upload a good postfix first03:52
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jsgotangcowhiprush, ping?04:05
whiprushpong04:06
schweebwhiprush: either go to sleep, or stop whining about being sick :p04:08
whiprushheh04:08
ajmitch_hi jsgotangco, have a nice flight home?04:09
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jdubhey dudes04:12
jsgotangcoajmitch_, hey, i had a good flight yeah just arrived last night04:12
jsgotangcojdub, hey hey hey04:12
ajmitch_hey jdub 04:12
jsgotangcojdub, i got myself intentionally lost in the CBD after we separated04:12
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jdubjsgotangco: haha04:13
jsgotangcoi asked one of the cops and he has no clue where rushcutters bay is04:14
jsgotangcothat made me laugh04:14
jdubhaha04:14
jsgotangcoits so funny i asked the newstands and the people at 7-11 and they have no clue of streets outside the cbd04:15
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ajmitch_lamont: I got mail from you about my key, without the signed key attached04:26
lamontajmitch: yeah - there's a bug in the script... I'm gonna probably have to send out a blastogram asking people if they got the key in the mail, then figure out what happened with the script04:27
jdubhrm04:29
jdubwhat's our current policy on rebuild-only uploads?04:29
jdubtseng has requested an upload of libaspell1504:29
lamontjdub: if it's currently failed, you kick lamont and he requeues it.  If it's in the archive, and needs to be rebuilt, then you do a no-source-change upload04:31
lamontwell, no change other than the changelog entry, of course.04:31
jdublamont: nmu style version number?04:31
lamontjdub: wait04:32
lamontdoes the package currently have an 'ubuntu' in its version number?04:32
jdubVersion: 0.60.2+20050121-204:32
lamontif yes, then bump that...04:32
lamontin your case...04:32
lamontI _believe_ that we chose: 0.60.2+20050121-2build004:33
lamontthat is, all the debian version numbers are taken (by debian, for futures...).  ubuntu version numbers make elmo cry, since the next debian upload should just auto-sync.04:33
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lamontelmo still needs to teach the auto-sync stuff to be happy.  /me struggles to remember _which_ BOF that was discussed in - sometime thur or later.04:34
lamontjdub: on the todo list is 'find all the ubuntu packages that differ from debian in only the changelog, and fix that'04:34
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dholbachmorning04:42
jsgotangcoi still want to sleep04:46
jsgotangcomy back is aching all over04:47
dholbachhey jsgotangco 04:47
jsgotangcodholbach, hey how was your flight?04:47
dholbachjsgotangco: i just woke up at 04:0004:47
dholbachjsgotangco: still a bit confused, time-wise... i could have done with a bit more of sleep, but it was alright, how was yours?04:48
jsgotangcodholbach, i just arrived last night, only an 8 hour flight but after our farewells at the hotel, we had lunch with jdub and crew and I intentionally got myself lost at the CBD04:49
jsgotangcoits fun having no clue where to go04:51
dholbachjsgotangco: now your back hurts?04:53
jsgotangcooh that's another story04:53
jsgotangcoanyway i woke up too early today hehe04:55
dholbach:-)04:55
ajmitch_it was hard to get up for work this morning :)04:56
jsgotangcoaye04:57
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bluefoxicyis something broken in breezy that now when Istick a USB pen drive in no /dev/sda entry appear05:04
jdubbluefoxicy: yes05:04
bluefoxicyjdub:  alright, thought I had damaged my system in the last power drop and was trying to replace most of my packages to fix it.05:05
bluefoxicy(synaptic crashes if you try)05:05
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dholbachhey jdub 05:06
bluefoxicyjdub:  out of curiousity and need to get a piece of data on pen, any work-around?05:06
bluefoxicyi.e. mknod major/minor?05:06
jdubmorning dholbach 05:06
jdubbluefoxicy: hrm, haven't tried - that might work05:07
bluefoxicyit does.05:07
bluefoxicythe major is 8, minor is the partition (0 for whole device), and type is block of course.05:08
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dholbachhey jblack 05:09
jblackHello. I'm looking at the project "aspell-en" that you guys asked to be imported. as best as I can tell, its a part of aspell -- even shares the same cvs. So what's up? 05:09
dholbachjblack: you arrived finally? :-)05:09
ajmitch_hi jblack 05:09
jblackyeah.05:09
jblackHi ajmitch05:09
ajmitch_bluefoxicy: modprobe sd_mod05:10
bluefoxicyaj:  I have that already05:12
bluefoxicyit's just not autoloading05:12
dholbachjblack: are two soruce packages with the same CVS problematic?05:13
dholbachs/soruce/source05:13
bluefoxicyoh wow, it does now05:13
jblackwell, as far as I can tell from savannah, they're the same thing.05:13
bluefoxicyit autoloaded the module when I mknod'd the device earlier?05:13
bluefoxicyajmitch: thanks.05:13
jblackI'm new to doing imports, but my limited understanding is that we'd end up with two differently named products with the exact same sources. Not very useful. :( 05:13
dholbachjblack: they seem to be packaged as two different source packages, two make binary updates different from the actual dictionary05:14
dholbachs/binary updates/updates of the binary05:15
bluefoxicyman :/05:15
jblackHmmm. I'm able to find aspell at savannah, but not aspell-en05:15
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bluefoxicyI want a tool that'll generate a livecd for me.  I'll just master my own later when I have several hours on hand but eh05:15
bluefoxicyI wanna make a proper Ubuntu Hoary Live CD with a load of security tools on it05:16
jsgotangcoi should go home early and sleep05:16
bluefoxicysecurity/rescue/utility, for a swiss army knife :)05:16
dholbachbluefoxicy: there's a howto on the wiki05:16
jblackdholbach: here's a good test for you. Where is the module for aspell-en, and what module is it? 05:16
jblackwhere is the cvs, and what is the module? 05:16
bluefoxicydholbach:  several hours of work05:17
dholbachbluefoxicy: most of the guys in here didnt mind several hours of work... maybe you could speed up the process at some stage05:18
bluefoxicydholbach:  it's for me having to do things like unpacking and repacking stuff on the CD manually, then keying a 50000 character mkisofs line05:18
bluefoxicyand making a compressed fs and such05:18
bluefoxicydholbach:  i could write a script for it but eh.05:19
bluefoxicyI suggested at a point that a possible future utility be a liveCD generator based on sets of packages and files to add to the CD after the packages were installed05:19
bluefoxicybut it was shot down because "nobody needs that"05:19
blahrusnot sure what you have all looked into for a bootsplash, but I am running splashy right now and it works great and is not a resouce hog05:20
bluefoxicyTBH I'm lazy, but I also think giving many people the tools to do it easily would take the weight off of people who have better things to do than repetedly go through tons of crap involved in remastering a livecd 05:20
bluefoxicymore focus could be put on finding a reason to remaster livecds05:20
dholbachi just wanted to state, that stating "it takes too much time", isnt helpful... i can imagine, that people work on things they more desperately want to see in ubuntu05:20
bluefoxicylike mythtv livecds, or security, disaster recovery, instant routers, etc05:21
bluefoxicydholbach:  I know but I'm not a dev :)05:21
bluefoxicyat least05:21
bluefoxicynot when I have a job and college05:21
jsgotangcoso am i but it doesnt stop me i have a dayjob as well05:22
bluefoxicyjsgotangco:  good to know you don't m-- . . . spend time reading slashdot?05:22
dholbachbluefoxicy: telling people what they should is just wrong in the open source world :-/05:23
bluefoxicydholbach:  and there's a bugzilla why?  :)05:23
dholbach...05:23
bluefoxicymore pertainently, an "enhancement" severity level05:23
bluefoxicythere's nothing wrong with telling people what you want or making an argument05:24
bluefoxicyit's fine until it gets to the point where you're raising hell and trying to force people to do what you want in some antisocial way05:24
fabbionemorning05:24
dholbachi think most of us got your point by now... but it's more helpful to just start writing that script and not saying "TBH i'm lazy"05:24
bluefoxicyi'll figure something out05:25
bluefoxicywhen I get around to it.05:25
jsgotangcotheres no rush :)05:25
jdubmjg59: ping05:27
lifelesswin 6005:28
jdub~.05:31
jdubheh05:31
dholbachjblack: where did you find aspell-en in there?05:33
jblackthe info files, which doesn't list cvs at all, list savannah. when I go to savannah, there's no aspell-en, but there is jus an aspell05:36
dholbachhrm05:40
schweebBeerDump?  should that be like "put beer here! *gestures towards mouth*"05:43
BeerDumpyeah05:43
BeerDumpredbull looks so much like beer too with the bubbles and all05:43
schweebheh05:44
schweebredbull plus vodka is even more similar to beer :)05:45
BeerDumpthat would come handy now05:48
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charlesyay nigger developement!!!06:02
charlesubuntu=nigger right?06:02
tsengdude, fuck off06:02
charlesim black dude06:03
schweebwtf06:03
charlesi dont care06:03
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fabbionei do06:03
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schweebfabbione: u-motu now too06:03
fabbioneschweeb: i don't have op on motu afaik06:04
schweeb:(06:04
fabbionesorry :/06:04
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schweeb<3 dholbach06:05
fabbioneschweeb: try to ping lilo06:06
fabbioneonly sladen and riddel are ops there06:07
schweebfabbione: dholbach resolved the situation06:07
fabbioneok06:07
schweebalthough he's probably in #ubuntu now06:07
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schweebno, but he's in  just about every other ubuntu channel06:08
tsengoh man06:08
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BeerDumplunch bbl06:18
tsengLathiat: were you the one talking about improving evolution imap?06:18
tsengLathiat: something about sorting the folders06:18
Lathiattseng: ermm06:28
Lathiattseng: dont think so06:28
Lathiati was whinging about it implementation sucking. :)06:28
Lathiattseng: have you tried 'imap4rev1', its better06:28
tsengyes06:29
tsengsomeone said something about changing the ordering of the folders iirc06:29
tsengmine are coming up alphabetically with rev1 rather than inbox as a special folder at the top06:29
Lathiatoh, interesting06:30
Lathiatmy INBOX's appear as a special one06:31
Lathiatmaybes its confued and you have a folder called inbox06:31
tsengit says i do06:31
tsengbut i dont06:31
Lathiatas well as whatever your imap serverr thinks is INBOX06:31
Lathiat(/var/mail/$user usually)06:31
Lathiathrm06:31
Lathiatinteresting06:31
tsengwell, i have .INBOx06:31
tsengyeah i think its the server06:32
tsengLathiat: fixed it06:41
Lathiatcool06:42
tsenghad to edit .subscriptions to trick it06:43
tsengInbox vs INBOX06:43
Lathiatah ok06:43
Lathiatwhat imap server?06:43
tsengdovecot06:43
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Lathiathrm, my dovecot is INBOX06:43
tsengor dovecrack atm06:43
Lathiati have 3 dovecot servers and they all play happy06:43
tsengis your inbox .maildir/cur or .maildir/.INBOX06:44
tsengi had .INBOX with stuff in it was the problem06:44
tsengmeh, my bad06:45
Lathiatoh06:46
Lathiati dont use maildir06:46
tsengoh06:46
Lathiatand y INBOX is /var/mail/INBXO rather than a folder06:46
tsengI see06:46
Lathiat.. s/INBXO/lathiat06:46
tsengbetter sleep, cya06:46
Lathiatcya06:46
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dholbachhey mvirkkil 06:51
dholbachhey mvo06:51
mvomorning everyone06:52
lamontmorning mvo06:52
mvomorning lamont! did you had a good trip back?06:52
lamontyes06:53
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lamontelmo about?06:58
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ajmitchhi mvo, mpt07:05
mvohey ajmitch07:06
cchey, hey everyone :P07:06
ajmitchcc! :)07:06
dholbachhey cc 07:07
ajmitchmvo: does python-apt depend on a newer libapt than aptitude currently wants?07:07
mvoajmitch: not in ubuntu ... do you get some sort of error when trying to install?07:09
ajmitchmvo: just trying to go sid->breezy, so I've got a few things to fix up or upgrade :)07:10
dholbachfix rather ;-)07:11
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ajmitchapt pinning will take care of most of it07:14
mvoajmitch: you will need the apt version from breezy (that is identical to the one in hoary right now)07:14
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jblackHey, anybody know why uucp was removed? 07:15
dholbachjblack: removed?07:16
jblackremoved.07:16
BeerDumpmvo, hey how are you07:17
dholbachjblack: it seems to be in the archive...07:18
jblackThis hit me when I installed a hoary cd today. Said uucp was removed because 'cu did everything uucp did'. 07:18
jblack(which isn't true) 07:19
dholbachseems you should have a talk with Peter Palfrader <weasel@debian.org>07:19
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mvohey jsgotangco! I feel pretty good, I hope the jetlag will not hit me today07:20
jblackPerhaps. uucp adds stuff like uupoll, which, afaik, cu doesn't do.07:20
dholbachbrb07:21
jblackperhaps cu does what uupoll does, but it doesn't seem to read /etc/uucp/sys07:21
mpthi ajmitch07:30
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jsgotangcowho has some UDU pics online?07:37
SimiraMithrandir's will be up in few minutes, rumor says07:37
jsgotangcogoodie07:38
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jblacklet me free up some diskspace, and then I'll put mine up07:40
jsgotangcoyay i'm trying to get some stuff for my album07:41
jblackI desperaately need another hard rdive.07:44
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fabbionehey ogra07:53
Simiramornin fabbione07:54
fabbionehi Simira 07:54
Mithrandirhello people07:55
infinityHey Mithrandir.07:55
infinitydoko : Alive?07:55
fabbionehye mith07:55
fabbionehi infinity 07:56
dokoinfinity: yes, waking up early ...07:56
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infinitydoko : Ouch. :)07:56
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fabbionei guess jbailey is not awke yet07:56
lamontfabbione: more like "has gone to sleep"07:58
fabbioneyeah07:58
lamontis either 2300 or 0200 at his place - can't remember which...07:58
lamonthrm... 0200, I'm pretty sure07:58
lamontKamion: you awake yet?07:58
=== lamont hesitates to upload ubuntu-meta, since it required adding ubuntu-standard to match the seeds...
fabbionetime to do some gpg dance07:59
jsgotangcoheh07:59
jsgotangcospare pics...spare pics please...08:00
jblackjsgotangco: Patience my man. It takes time to upload dozens of pics at 3 megs a piece.08:00
jsgotangcoouch08:01
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Lathiatmercury?08:03
jblack300 megs of pics. :) 08:03
jblacklathiat: one of my servers here at home. the primary.08:03
Lathiatah right08:04
jsgotangcoi should get a new camera08:04
jblackOnce a day it was a nice machine. These days its a 2ghz machine with only a half gig of ram. 08:04
Lathiatmy server is a p200 so count your blessings. :)08:05
jblackonce apon a time, that is.08:05
mvoelmo: can you please sync findutils from debian (overriding our changes is ok)08:05
jsgotangco4208:06
Lathiatdon't forget your towel08:07
Lathiati should go see that tonight08:07
jblack96 pics uploaded, now resizing 96 pics08:07
mdzjblack: how did the group photo turn out?08:09
fabbionehey mdz08:09
mdzfabbione: morning08:09
jblackmdz: Looking now08:10
infinitymdz : Speaking of; the next time someone wants to do group photos, give me some warning.  I had a mess of equipment upstairs, including an SLR with a remote control.08:10
jblackmdz: pretty good. :) 08:11
jblackBut I'm not in it, so pretty bad. ;( 08:11
jsgotangcodoh08:11
jsgotangcothat group photo was good08:11
mvoelmo: please mergs gsfonts from debian (the ubuntu changes are now in debian)08:11
Lathiatpoor elmo08:11
jblackmdz:  private pong08:12
lamontmdz: want to review what I did to ubuntu-meta (base seed appears to have split into base & standard --> new meta package)08:13
jblackOk. here we go. http://gallery.linuxguru.net/UbuntuDownUnder-4-200508:14
jblackplease be kind. its dsl. 08:14
mvolamont: is the name set (base & standard)? I was wondering if we could use something like "ubuntu-essential" so that ubuntu-base keeps what it is now08:15
fabbioneelmo: please sync aoetools from Debian. go for override08:16
jblackI can never remember kiko's name.08:17
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fabbioneCriss08:18
lamontmvo: that's part of why I want some review on ubuntu-meta...08:18
=== lamont didn't do the seed stuff - just moved the MTA stuff around
lamonthttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/ubuntu-meta/ubuntu-meta-0.44.mta08:18
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pittiMorning08:19
fabbionehey pitti08:19
dholbachhey pitti 08:20
lamontmvo: note also that this upload breaks ubuntu-meta on ia64 :-(08:20
mdzinfinity: I didn't have any more advance warning than you did, and the light was fading fast :-)08:20
mvomorning pitti 08:21
infinitymdz : I think I had enough master/slave flash equipment to even counteract the light issue. :)08:22
infinitymdz : Next time, I suppose I should advertise that I travel with a small studio.08:22
jsgotangcojblack, gracias08:22
jsgotangcowhoa the group photo is awesome08:23
Mithrandirnote to self: do not flash infty in the eyes with puny small compact cameras.  His revenge will be sweet.08:23
bob2haha08:24
jsgotangcoheh08:24
bob2he'll chase you around and beat you with an x40!08:24
infinity(thom's)08:25
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fabbionejblack: where is the pic we had together?08:26
jblackthat's what I've got? 08:27
fabbionejblack: ok :) i remember we took a pic together :)08:28
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fabbionelamont: did it boot?08:32
jblackThat's enough caption editing for now.08:32
lamontfabbione: that was actually booting to get rid of the APIC errors that were keeping klogd looping08:33
lamontand filling the disk, etc.08:33
pittiHey infinity 08:34
lamontMay  2 22:12:42 mix kernel: APIC error on CPU0: 40(40)08:34
lamontMay  2 22:13:13 mix last message repeated 84 times08:34
lamontMay  2 22:14:13 mix last message repeated 212 times08:34
lamontMay  2 22:15:14 mix last message repeated 214 times08:34
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jblackHow is the server holding up? 08:36
pittiMithrandir: here?08:37
fabbionelamont: is that with 12rc3 ?08:38
Mithrandirpitti: pong08:40
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mvoelmo: please sync foomatic-filters from debian (our patch is now included upstream)08:41
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Lathiati think someone needs to start a list somewhere08:50
Lathiative seen at leat 10 requests go past today on irc. :)08:51
mdzamu: you took the other group photo, yes?08:53
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Lathiatfabbione: whys that?08:54
fabbionethis country is insane08:54
fabbionethey just add 8% more taxes with validity from 1 Jul 200408:54
fabbionewithout any notice08:54
fabbioneso everybody working for a foreign company needs to pay heaps load of money now08:55
fabbionethey are retarded08:55
fabbioneok i need to go off for a while and boil down08:55
fabbionethis is frigging insane08:55
Lathiatfabbione: :(08:57
lamontfabbione: 2.6.10-5-<whatever final hoary is>09:00
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GheRiverores09:21
dholbachjdub: ping09:22
=== Lathiat wonders if he shoudl jump ship to breezy yet
Lathiatany major breakage atm?09:29
p0mI heard of some, but can't recall them off-hand.09:30
p0mAhh, here we are.09:32
p0mubuntu-desktop won't install unless you disable universe.09:32
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p0mAnd something about vermagic.09:33
pittiHi sivang 09:33
p0mThey don't seem to be major Lathiat.09:33
Lathiatyeh i mean tlike major application breakage. :)09:34
sivangmorning pitti, what's up?09:34
p0mLathiat: Evolution's apparently broken, and there's GCC4.0, go figure :)09:34
p0mAnd from my irc logs, there's at least one complaint about an initrd bug.09:35
Lathiatevolution was fixed, an dyeh ik now about gcc4, its ok. :)09:35
p0mNever found out what that bug was.09:35
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fabbioneinfinity: ping?09:51
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Kamionlamont: morning. please don't do ubuntu-meta yet09:58
lamontKamion: wasn't planning to...09:58
lamontmy seed changes are committed, though09:59
lamontso whoever does ubuntu-meta will incorporate them, perforce09:59
Kamionmdz: we never quite got the names sorted out - {minimal,base} maybe? I don't like "essential" for the first bit because it isn't quite just "Essential: yes"09:59
mdzKamion: I don't like "essential" either09:59
Kamionyay for jetlag, you two aren't normally around when I get up :-)10:00
Mithrandir*chuckle*10:00
Mithrandirhi Colin10:00
lamontKamion: actually, I've been babysitting a kernel build, for the last little bit... finally did the commit10:01
lamontonly been up for 20 hours at this point - should really go to bed soon10:01
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seb128elmo: thanks10:08
dholbachhey seb128 10:08
seb128morning daniel :)10:09
lamontKamion: how about core instead of essential?10:10
sivanghey seb12810:11
seb128hi sivang 10:11
seb128I've not replied to your mail but the wiki is updated10:11
dholbachseb128: GNOME team: http://gallery.linuxguru.net/UbuntuDownUnder-4-2005/img_0278 :-)10:12
seb128about the launchpad bof10:12
sivangseb128: yes, I've seen it, however it's rather minimalistic spec don't you think? ;-)10:12
seb128dholbach: hum, I look a bit sleeping on this one :)10:12
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seb128sivang: what do you want to change ? comments are welcome10:13
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Kamionlamont: I can live with core10:13
sivangseb128: sure, btw, I had a feeling we are going to revert to a centeralized app to do it rather then patching 200 apps/libs ;-)10:13
mdzKamion: otoh, I also dislike having the smallest set be something other than 'base'10:13
lamontdholbach: nah - it just takes forever to build10:13
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Kamionmdz: likewise - I think we're stuck with it though, due to the metapackage thing10:13
mdzKamion: didn't we decide that we could have ubuntu-<foo> depend on ubuntu-base?10:14
Kamionmdz: doesn't help10:14
seb128sivang: any objection with the BOF specs ?10:14
lamontKamion: couldn't base Depend: core?10:14
Kamionmdz: for people who only have ubuntu-base/hoary installed, they'll want to get ubuntu-<whateverreplacesbase>/breezy10:14
seb128rahh, my fonts look ugly with the new fontconfig10:14
ogramorning10:15
Kamionlamont: yes, it works provided that ubuntu-base retains its current semantics10:15
KamionI share mdz's dislike of base not being the smallest set - I brought it up at the BOF too10:15
sivangmorning ogra10:15
lamontyeah - annoying10:15
Kamionbut I don't see a better way :(10:15
=== doko points a mirror to lamont to show the person trying to build hppa crack
lamontdoko: this is on debian...10:15
Kamionbase-installer would probably still say "installing base system", too10:15
mdzKamion: we could avoid adding new packages to whateverreplacesbase in breezy10:16
Kamionhow about we stop using base altogether?10:16
Kamioncall them core and standard, and have ubuntu-base be transitional10:16
Kamionor minimal and standard, or whatever10:16
mdzI could live with that10:17
Kamionthen it won't break people's brains when base-installer still says "installing base system"10:17
lamontKamion: that actually sounds kinda nice...10:17
mdzbase -> standard, create minimal, and have ubuntu-base depends: ubuntu-standard, ubuntu-minimal10:17
Kamionas long as we don't try to split minimal up again in the future, it works :-)10:17
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mdzs/in the future/in breezy/10:17
Kamion(ubuntu-standard would depend on ubuntu-minimal anyway, I'm guessing)10:17
mdzit would?10:18
mdzwe don't do that with the current metapackages10:18
lamontno reason that it shouldn't, other than the weight of tradition10:18
sladenfabbione: just ask chanserv for ops10:18
lamontwell, maybe _some_ reason... but not sure I 100% buy it10:18
Burgundaviasladen, you want to join #ubuntu-doc to discuss wiki/sudo stuff?10:19
Kamionmdz: I think it should, though I don't feel strongly about it10:19
sladenogra: I have masses more that RootSudo one but it didn't merge when I clicked save10:19
ograsladen, got a backup ?10:19
mdzlamont: with the current scheme, one can remove a base package, and still get updates to desktop10:20
sladenogra: I saved it on the laptop, need to paste it again when I have bandiwdth that isn't a windows machine10:20
lamontright10:20
ograsladen, i think its still editable10:20
dokolamont: the buildd doesn't have the build logs yet10:20
Kamionmdz: I guess10:20
lamontnot having standard Depend: core means that base has to stick around for a bit, to Depend: both of them10:20
ograsladen, has Burgundavia talked to you ? 10:21
Kamionok, shall I 'baz mv base minimal' then, and we can get fixing?10:21
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lamontdoko: gcc/p/test is still building10:21
ograsladen, he wanted to tweak the RootSudo wikipage too, i asked him to talk to you first10:21
lamontKamion: btw, once you get a new ubuntu-meta uploaded, we'll want a new debootstrap too, since postfix is now ship-seed... then mdz can test the love.10:22
lamonts/mdz/I/10:22
Kamionlamont: yep, naturally :)10:22
Kamionthere are a bunch of changes debootstrap needs to pick up10:22
lamontsure looked like it10:22
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sladenBurgundavia: tweak away, I'10:26
sladenBurgundavia: tweak away, I'll merge it later anyway10:26
Burgundaviaactually, I am looking for the whole plan10:26
Amaranthso...was seb128 just really busy or UDU or was he uploading lots of things to debian? :)10:29
Amaranths/or UDU/at UDU/10:29
Mithrandirwe didn't have bandwidth.10:30
Lathiatfwoar, autosync went nuts10:30
Mithrandiryou should have seen him, walking around: "I need to upload, I need to upload.".  Scary. :P10:30
Amaranththat must have been painful10:30
Amaranthhaha10:30
LathiatMithrandir: haha10:30
Amaranthhey, now he can make up for it. :D10:31
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Lathiatdoesnt he go into withdrawl if he doesn't upload something every 4 hours or something? :)10:31
seb128bah10:31
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seb128was nice to have a packaging break :)10:31
Mithrandirseb128: I don't believe you. ;)10:31
Amaranthwho are you and what you have done with the real seb128?10:31
Mithrandiror possibly, you too might need to recharge batteries once in a while.10:32
seb128right :)10:32
ajmitch_seb128: managed to get your fix then?10:32
Amaranthooh, new python2-gnome-extras10:32
Amaranthtoo bad only about 5 people in the world know how to use it10:32
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Kamionmdz: ok, so I should: 1) rename base to minimal etc. 2) remove the inter-seed dependencies I added at UDU 3) update ubuntu-meta to cope, and add new ubuntu-base with Depends: ubuntu-minimal, ubuntu-standard10:33
Kamionmdz: ?10:33
Lathiatfark just got another 121 autosync mails, it sgone nuts. :)10:33
seb128mvo: hey!10:34
Lathiator maybe not, evolution jut sucks10:34
AmaranthLathiat: This is why you don't subscribe to breezy changes. :)10:34
mdzKamion: yes10:34
seb128ajmitch_: right, I've fixed the breakages yesterday10:34
Amaranthjust read the archives10:34
LathiatAmaranth: nah i subscribe to it for a reason. :)10:34
Lathiatim interested. :)10:34
Lathiatits 10:34
Lathiatignore that, stupid irssi10:34
Amarantherr10:34
Amaranth0x17?10:35
Lathiat^W10:35
Amaranthoh10:35
Lathiatirssi has an issue where for some reason on a lagged SSH sessions10:35
Lathiatcontrol keys turn into characters10:35
Lathiatyet it works fine if you rssh isnt lagged10:35
Lathiatits really whacked out and i have nfi what cuases it10:35
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Mithrandirit includes control characters verbatim if they are together with other characters in the same packet.10:35
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Amaranthok, ^W in random apps is bad10:35
Mithrandirit's a feature to avoid random tab-expansion and so on when pasting.10:36
LathiatMithrandir: ohhh10:36
Lathiati see10:36
mvoseb128: mind if I take #9342 (gksu-merge)?10:36
Lathiatthat makes sense10:36
Lathiati need to make it ignore ^W10:36
seb128mvo: not at all :)10:36
Lathiatcus i usually hit ^W a few times10:36
Lathiator hold it down . :)10:36
Lathiati should use ^U or something10:37
seb128mvo: my bugs mailbox has still 274 mails to go, so feel free to grab some of my bugs, you are welcome :)10:37
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Mithrandirshiny, shiny.10:37
mvoseb128: thanks10:38
seb128thank you10:38
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jsgotangcoanybody has some more nice UDU pics?10:41
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jsgotangcoogra, not the ones where you were fooling around in kings cross ;)10:42
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ograheh, nope, but my camera is to cheap.... half of them are to blurry, to dark etc10:43
jsgotangcosame here heh10:43
Amarantharg, updatedb is making my HD thrash :/10:44
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zygaMithrandir: what do you use the smart card for/10:50
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Simirazyga: for fun ;)10:55
=== fabbione spams people with gpg signatures
dholbachfabbione: rock11:00
jiyuu0new version of ubuntu add-on cd is out: http://ubuntuguide.org/add-on-cd11:05
Lathiatjiyuu0: are you the person who runs that site?11:06
lamontseb128: did you want to know that epiphany-browser_1.6.3-1ubuntu1 does not like amd64?11:06
seb128sure11:06
jiyuu0Lathiat, yes 11:06
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seb128lamont: it doesn't like gcc4/amd64?11:06
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Lathiatjiyuu0: could you please get rid of the prleink recommendation? its total crack. :)11:07
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jiyuu0is there a prob with prelink?11:07
jiyuu0some recommend me to put it11:08
lamontseb128: yeah11:08
Lathiatit smokes crack, nto really a good idea since it modifies all your binaries and has to be run-run every tie you update packages and stuff, for no real gain11:08
lamontchecking for suffix of object files... configure: error: cannot compute suffix of object files: cannot compile11:08
lamontthat'd be mad11:08
=== jiyuu0 tryin prelink again...
lamontseb128: concordia's breezy chroot should be able to produce the config.log that you need - it's not saved by the build daemons11:09
Lathiatjiyuu0: basically, its not a really good thing fo rgeneral users to do, so it shouldnt be on such a page. IMO and others)11:09
jiyuu0ok...11:09
jiyuu0i'll remove it11:10
Lathiatand im told it doesnt really give that much of a gain anyway11:10
jiyuu0going to remove on next release11:10
Lathiatcool11:10
jiyuu0puttin dvdrip instructions in11:10
Lathiatsite seems generally pretty cool, nice work11:10
hungerLathiat: I didn't notice any speedup when loading ooo with prelink... but then I hardly ever notice speedups.11:10
jiyuu0thanks11:11
Kamionvery strange; many of the packages in that add-on-cd are already on the Ubuntu 5.04 CDs11:11
KamionI don't understand why you're providing them again11:11
Kamionthey are not installed by default, but they should be in /var/cache/apt/archives after installation11:11
jsgotangcothats cracked up11:11
jiyuu0Kamion, those cds are not in ubuntu cds11:12
jiyuu0e.g. xmms, mplayer, audacity...etc11:12
Kamionthe ones I spotted are bazaar, lilo, linux-headers-386, nis, devscripts, fakeroot, cvs11:12
Kamionthere are doubtless many more11:12
jiyuu0some of em duplicate as... after install it would not be there11:12
Kamionthey are in /var/cache/apt/archives after installation11:13
jiyuu0and when apt-get it will prompt for it11:13
Kamionif apt-get prompts, that's a bug in apt, not a lack of packages11:13
jiyuu0i installed a fresh... then took the list 11:13
jiyuu0and compared it11:13
Kamionlook at the ship seed11:13
Mithrandirzyga: PGP key signing11:13
=== jiyuu0 tryin to find
Kamionit's documented in a number of places11:14
Amaranthjiyuu0: Hey, I have a new version of the menu editor. It's going into hoary backports though so I think having the guide point there would be best.11:15
Amaranthjiyuu0: The package name is smeg.11:15
Kamiona quick count suggests 54 packages on the add-on-cd that are already in ship11:16
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jiyuu0Amaranth, smeg is in it already11:16
Kamionyou could remove those and reclaim lots of space for more useful stuff11:16
jiyuu0i updated it yesterday11:16
Amaranthjiyuu0: Did you put the new pyxdg and gnome-menus in too?11:17
jiyuu0Amaranth, that i only got it today :(11:17
jiyuu0so not in it yet11:17
Kamionbazaar bpalogin build-essential console-terminus cvs devscripts eagle-usb-data eagle-usb-utils emacs21 emacs21-bin-common emacs21-common emacsen-common fakeroot g++ g++-3.3 gawk gcc gcc-3.3 language-support-en libpcap0.7 libpcre3 libstdc++5-3.3-dev libungif4g lilo linux-headers-386 linux-wlan-ng mozilla-firefox-locale-en-gb myspell-en-gb myspell-en-us ndiswrapper-utils nfs-common nfs-kernel-server nis ntp-server ntp-11:17
AmaranthOk. Smeg is basically useless without them.11:17
ajmitch_dholbach: it's ok, really..11:17
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jiyuu0Kamion, thank :)11:17
jiyuu0so those will be in the shipit cd11:18
Kamionyes11:18
jiyuu0but the current version won't copy to cache right?11:18
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Kamionit does; apt may not honour that though11:18
Kamionas in, it may try to get at the CD to confirm that the packages in the cache are right, or something crackful like that11:18
hungerWhy does ubuntu ship modprobe.modutils?11:19
jiyuu0i got that a couple of times11:19
ograhunger, for people that want to use old kernels....11:19
Kamionhunger: we stopped shipping modutils in hoary11:20
Kamion2004-11-09 21:57:42 GMT Matt Zimmerman <matt.zimmerman@canonical.com>   patch-1011:20
Kamion    Remove modutils from base, 2.4 kernels from supported11:20
ograhunger, err, yes... it was on warty....11:20
Kamion    Summary:11:20
hungerKamion: Huch, where did modutils come from here then...11:20
Kamion      Goodbye, Linux 2.4.x11:20
Kamionhunger: perhaps you upgraded from warty11:20
Kamionwe do not force the removal of modutils11:20
=== hunger had installed hoary and then upgraded to breezy.
Amaranthsid autosync pulled it in?11:21
hungerOh great! modutils is not installed at all.11:21
KamionAmaranth: autosync does not affect seeds11:21
hungerBut something set up symlinks for those tools anyway.11:22
Kamionhunger: it appears to be module-init-tools' preinst that creates those symlinks11:22
Kamiondiversions, strictly11:22
Amaranthyay, my app is #1 on the ubuntuguide app install howto :)11:23
Lathiatheh11:24
ograAmaranth, does it work now ? 11:25
Amaranthogra: Smeg?11:25
ograwithout wiping submenus etc...11:25
jiyuu0Amaranth, :)11:25
Amaranthogra: wiping submenus?11:25
ograno, menu editor...11:25
Amaranthoh, you mean without totally killing the applications menu11:25
hungerAmaranth: Which app is that that it is so horrible that it needs a entry in app install howto ;-)11:25
Amaranthmenu editor is now Smeg11:25
ograah11:26
Amaranthhunger: It isn't in Ubuntu. ;)11:26
Amaranthogra: works fine here11:26
Amaranthi released a new version, needs a new python-xdg and gnome-menus11:26
ograah11:26
seb128elmo, thom: ping ?11:27
Amaranthi didn't know how to use cdbs's patch system or dpatch at the time so i don't have a patch of what changed in those two11:27
seb128Amaranth: have you tried to ping upstreams to work on a common stuff?11:27
seb128there is 3 menu editors now11:27
Amaranthseb128: 3? i only know of two11:27
AmaranthI've talked to Manny, not much we can do to bring the two together, I don't know C.11:28
lamontg'night all11:28
ogranight lamont 11:28
fabbionelamont: noght11:28
fabbionenight11:28
Amaranthseb128: g-m-e, Smeg, and what else?11:29
hungerDo usb-sticks work for you? Mine suddenly stopped working.11:29
hungerusb-storage gets loaded, but no device nodes get created.11:29
seb128Amaranth: what is Smeg?11:29
jsgotangcoSimple Menu Editor for Gnome11:29
lamontseb128: 1000th of Sgig? :-)11:29
Amaranthseb128: my menu editor, the one that was called "Menu Editor"11:29
seb128Amaranth: there is a gnome-menu-editor on the GNOME CVS, and gnome-menus 2.11 has a pygtk menu editor11:30
seb128k11:30
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seb128lamont: maybe :p 11:30
Amaranththe one in gnome-menus is just an example of using the python interface11:30
seb128no11:30
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Amaranththey've done more with it?11:30
seb128that's the menu editor for GNOME 2.12 I think11:30
seb128they are working on it 11:31
lamontjsgotangco: 0330 here11:31
Amaranthg-m-e was supposed to be the one for 2.12...11:31
seb128no11:31
elmoseb128: ?11:31
seb128where do you read that?11:31
fabbionehunger: it's a bug in udev/hotplug11:31
fabbionehunger: check bugzilla11:31
Amaranthwell, I don't want to run GNOME from CVS (don't even know how) so i dunno what i can do there11:31
jsgotangcoackk11:31
Amaranthseb128: Well, that's what Manny seemed to be saying.11:31
seb128elmo: 11:31
hungerfabbione: Thanks!11:31
seb128Executing shell in 'breezy' chroot.11:31
seb128Unknown id: seb12811:31
seb128elmo: on concordia11:32
seb128elmo: if you can make that working, would be nice :)11:32
seb128Amaranth: right, but that's what this guy think, he's not a maintainer for gnome-panel or gnome-menus ...11:32
elmoseb128: fixed11:33
seb128Amaranth: the gnome-menus maintainer is working on gnome-menus, read the desktop list11:33
seb128elmo: thanks11:33
Amaranthseb128: got a link to the d-d-l archive of this?11:33
Amaranthi've only been subscribed for a week11:33
seb128Amaranth: mail "Simple menu editor"11:33
seb128that's an april mail11:34
Amaranthack, my name :/11:34
seb128"Build gnome-menus HEAD and run "gmenu-simple-editor" to try it out."11:34
seb128"This is pretty much the same as Christian's gnome-menu-editor, but with11:34
seb128less features. I thought it might good idea to try and explain why I11:34
seb128went with a new editor with less features :-"11:34
seb128etc11:34
hungerfabbione: Do you have a bug#? I do not see anything like my problem in the bugzilla.11:35
fabbionehunger: no, but i remember reassigning it to udev11:35
seb128elmo: can you update the package list for the concordia breezy chroot and install the build-dep for epiphany-browser ?11:39
elmoseb128: done11:41
dholbachhey elmo, did you have luck with brandon hale (tseng)'s key? (universe keyring)11:41
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elmodholbach: not yet, piece-of-string and all that, I'll get it done today tho11:42
dholbachelmo: ROCK, he will love you for that :-)11:42
seb128elmo: thanks11:43
ograyeah11:43
ajmitchelmo: thanks11:43
fabbionehey elmo11:43
fabbionethanks for the sync11:43
Kamionhm, this ubuntu-meta update will suck without getting ia64 into sync with the changes11:43
Kamionelmo: any ETA on ports.ubuntu.com?11:43
Lathiatports.ubuntu.com ?11:44
hungerfabbione: Ah, found the bug!11:44
fabbioneLathiat: ia64/sparc/hppa11:44
KamionLathiat: unofficial architectures11:44
Lathiatah right11:44
fabbioneKamion: elmo had an ETA of a week more or less11:44
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Lathiathahaha11:45
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Lathiatubuntu on my indy would rock. :)11:46
Lathiataltho i think its mipsel isnt it?11:46
ograyep11:47
Amaranth"multiple menu editors11:47
Amaranthare being developed (gnome-menu-editor, the pyxdg one etc.)" <--cool, he knows i exist ;)11:47
seb128I'm not sure that's a good idea though11:48
seb128better to get 2 menus editor, a simple and a featured one11:48
Kamionhmm11:49
ograeven better, have only oe that can be run with a --advanced commandline option11:49
Lathiati think you should have one nicely done one11:49
ogras/oe/one11:49
Amaranthwell, for mine "simple" decribes ease of use (i hope) not functionalilty11:49
KamionI think I might temporarily mirror the ia64 Packages files to people so that ubuntu-meta can be updated properly11:49
Lathiatand smeg seems to be going pretty well11:49
AmaranthLathiat: Thanks. :)11:50
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ograjdub around ?12:02
dholbachaway for 4 hours now12:03
ograah, ok12:03
dholbachwanted to get us a ubuntu-motu--list earlier12:03
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jsgotangcoi feel so sleepy already and its only 6pm12:05
jdubogra: back12:05
ograhttp://www.arcad.de12:05
ograjdub ^^12:06
ograjust translating their request for you12:06
trukulojdub: congratulations for your wedding12:06
jdubogra: thanks12:06
jdubtrukulo: thanks12:06
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trukulojdub: you have to tell me where to find blind girls to get married too ;)12:07
jsgotangcotrukulo, there are loads in sydney12:07
hungerudev does not log anything anymore:-(12:07
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trukulojsgotangco: i note it12:07
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mdkejdub, quick word in PM?12:08
jdubok12:08
mdkethanks12:08
hungerogra: It does have a fancy box... Maybe it is gold-plated or so?12:09
ograhunger, dunno, just wondering if it needs canonical approval for the logo usage....12:09
jdubis that the boxed set?12:10
ograyep12:10
jdubogra: yeah, almost certain that's the company we've approved12:10
ograjdub, where does the handbook come from ?12:10
hungerogra: Maybe they rely on "humanity to others", hoping they will not get sued? ;-)12:10
ograhmm, there is also a typo in the description....12:11
jdubogra: not sure - silbs knows12:11
ograGNOME 2.9.412:11
jsgotangcowhoa!12:11
ograheh12:11
jsgotangcoheh12:11
ograjdub, ok12:11
jsgotangcothe box looks like something that came out from Lotus12:11
ograbah... debian for the desktop :-P12:12
trukuloumm, it's legal to sell it ?12:16
ogradebian is the core of this distribution and thus is the "rock on which ubuntu is built".12:16
trukuloi mean, selling that way12:16
trukulodoes it have rights to sell with a t-shirt?12:16
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seb128is libstdc++5-3.3-dev supposed to have a /usr/lib/libstdc++.so?12:16
dholbachjdub: could we have ubuntu-motu or something?12:18
jdubdholbach: mailing list?12:18
dholbachjdub: yes! :-)12:19
seb128and ubuntu-desktop for the bugs ? :)12:19
seb128ubuntu-desktop-bugs or something12:19
mdkewe need to segregate these motu dudes12:20
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dholbachseb128: dunno, if malone teams can have their own "preferred mail adress" *hrm*12:20
jsgotangcoahem12:20
seb128dholbach: I want that for bugzilla atm12:21
dholbachmdke: do you want to tell me something?12:21
dholbachseb128: i see12:21
mdkedholbach, no...12:21
dholbachmdke: ok :-)12:21
dholbachseb128: i will put the idea on http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MaloneUniverseWishList 12:21
seb128k12:21
jsgotangco"A Guide to Open Source Software" by the Australian Government Information Management Office12:22
jsgotangcohmmm12:22
ogramdke, how did it smell ?12:22
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Kamionmdke: btw, reading scrollback, ubuntu.com is the domain we'd prefer people to use; there's a website bug that makes that awkward at the moment though12:23
mdkeKamion, yeah12:23
mdkeogra, it was ok...12:24
ograheh12:24
mdkeKamion, i think i posted that bug during the chat with that guy12:24
jdubdholbach: hrm, can you email ubuntu-devel about creating ubuntu-motu?12:24
mdkeogra, i might not do it again tho12:24
jdubseb128: ok, i will think about that tomorrow morning ;)12:24
ogramdke, lol12:25
hungerudev is seriously broken in breezy from what I understand. I do not get anything with udev in the logs.12:26
dholbachjdub: ok12:26
jsgotangcothats it i am going home and sleep12:26
jsgotangcobye bye12:26
hungerund that with udev logging its version as the first thing it does.12:26
dholbachjsgotangco: sleep tight12:26
ajmitchnight jsgotangco 12:27
mdkeKamion, while we're on the subject, it would be nice to assign a few website bugs: at the moment is seems a lot of them go to lu@canonical, and henrik is not assigned bugs12:27
jdublamont: does the new postfix include tls foo?12:27
Kamionjdub: can you fix mdke's comment about default assignees?12:27
mdkejsgotangco, sleep well12:28
jdubok12:28
jdubheh12:30
kokemvo: are you around12:33
koke??12:33
kokeI want to patch gksu, the ("Child terminated with %d status") message is not "usable" at all12:33
kokeany suggestions?12:33
Kamionok, I think I have a reasonably working new ubuntu-meta now12:33
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Amaranthis bazaar-ng supposed to be svn-like commands but with arch?12:34
hungerfabbione: Is someone working on #9913 (the one about udev)? I just updated the report with some more information. Tell me when you think I can help.12:34
fabbionehunger: somebody will work on it pretty soon.12:36
mdkehttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/buglist.cgi?query_format=specific&order=bugs.resolution%2C+relevance+desc&bug_status=__open__&product=Websites&content= <-- these are the website bugs, almost all unassigned, even the early ones12:37
ograkoke, it would also be cool if it could use the app name form the .desktop file instead of the comandline in the dialog...12:37
ograkoke, currently it talks about /usr/bin/blah .... instead of Blah12:38
hungerfabbione: Good to have a trusty old debian box around... no devfs or anything, but at least I can get to the data I need on that box:-)12:41
fabbionehunger: running breezy is not something you do, if you expect things to work.12:42
fabbionehunger: run breezy and it will work12:42
hungerfabbione: Yeah, I know... but I am a new-package junky...12:42
fabbioneor downgrade udev12:42
hungerfabbione: I got bored on hoary;-)12:43
hungerfabbione: I won't downgrade... better to figure out what goes wrong and fix it.12:43
hungerfabbione: I'll look some more tonight after work.12:44
Lathiathunger: Just if it breaks, keep both pieces and don't hassle the devs too much. :)12:44
hungerLathiat: Yeah, I shouldn't have brought this up here. Actually I shouldn't be here at all.12:45
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hungerLathiat: But the "how do I mount ntfs" got on my nerves in #ubuntu;-)12:45
Lathiatheh12:45
trukulowe need an #fukcking-ubuntu-gurus channel12:46
trukulolol12:46
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kokeogra: yeah, that would be the next step01:01
ograkoke, http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/UsingSudo01:01
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ograkoke, alsden wants to extend the spec a bit and its not approved yet, but already shows the direction to go...01:02
ogras/alsden/sladen01:02
JaneWRiddel: ping01:03
kokeouch, I missed that one01:03
seb128doko: is libstdc++5-3.3-dev supposed to have a /usr/lib/libstdc++.so? 01:03
seb128doko: easytag FTBFS with a "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lstdc++", not sure of why01:04
dokoseb128: No, it's in g++-3.301:04
seb128hum01:04
dokojust wait with recompiling C++ code ...01:04
seb128wait for what? that's a package bug or a buildchain issue?01:05
dokolooks like a package bug01:05
seb128hum, k01:06
seb128it builds fine on Debian and not on Ubuntu, I guess that's a gcc4 issue ... it gets a -lstdc++ but dunno why it doesn't on deb01:06
dholbachRiddell: JaneW pinged you, but forgot an 'l' ;-)01:07
seb128<tab> is nice :p01:07
ograhrm01:07
fabbioneseb128: lamont was mentioning something about gcc-defaults not being alligned yet01:08
dokoseb128: does it link with gcc or g++?01:08
fabbioneseb128: due to c++ crap01:08
seb128doko: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/e/easytag/1.99.4-1/easytag_1.99.4-1_20050503-1056-i386-failed01:09
fabbioneelmo: when and if you time, can you give me a sparc pulse please?01:09
seb128fabbione: that causes some build breakages?01:09
fabbioneseb128: yes.01:09
fabbioneseb128: i have seen it here on sparc too01:09
seb128k, thanks01:09
Kamionyou could work around it in the package by forcing gcc-3.3, I guess, if it builds both C and C++ code01:10
Kamiongrotty, though01:10
fabbioneKamion: i think it's better to just wait for the transition :)01:10
seb128I don't want to bother, that's an universe package and it can wait01:10
fabbioneadding workarounds now, will make the transition more painful later01:11
fabbioneplus we must drop gcc-3.301:11
dokoMithrandir: around?01:11
Mithrandiryes01:11
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dokoplease could you fix #9211?01:11
Kamionfabbione: true01:12
dokomithrandir: please could you fix #9211?01:12
seb128doko: apparently it uses gcc01:13
dokoseb128: yes, and it doesn't find cc1plus from g++-4.0. that's package bug, should use g++ to link.01:14
seb128doko: k, I'll have a look, thanks01:14
Mithrandirdoko: ask jbailey; he said he would fix it01:15
dokoMithrandir: he's in vacation for a week ...01:16
Mithrandirdoko: just upload a new amd64-libs-dev, then01:17
dokoMithrandir: thanks01:18
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fabiohello people01:19
mdkehi01:19
fabiohello mdke01:19
fabior u a developer?01:19
mdkenope01:19
mdkebut ask in here01:20
fabioeheh same, well I am studying, but I was going to ask, which could be the best IDE for C/C++ programming in Gnome?01:20
JaneWdholbach: thanks01:20
JaneWRiddell: ping01:20
ografabio, anjuta probably01:20
tsenghi all.01:21
ograhey tseng :)01:21
fabiooh thanks Ogra, well something like KDevelop in KDE01:21
dholbachi tried to use anjuta, but it wasn't helpful at all01:21
trukulofabio: kdevelop :) heh01:21
dholbachfabio: just try to use it and see if it fits for you01:21
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fabiowill, do because I program in C, so Gnome is C oriented isn't it?01:22
tsengsortof01:22
tsengit uses glib01:22
trukulofabio: if you want my advice, you can try anjuta+glade/gazpacho01:22
fabiotrukulp, that's great thanks01:23
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fabiotrukulo sorry01:23
trukulofabio: you can call me trukulp if you want, silly01:23
trukuloheh01:23
fabioeheh, np01:24
fabioI wanted also to ask, is it possible to di GUI programming with Shell scripts?01:24
dokofabbione, elmo: please could you build a ppc64 kernel in davis's breezy-ppc64 chroot using gcc-3.4? we need it then installed to run the gcc ppc testsuite with -m64. This kernel should then be installed on davis01:25
dholbachfabio: for absolutely primitive things, zenity exists, but you may want to have a look at python-gtk at some stage01:25
fabioI saw something called GTk Server01:25
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trukulofabio: i just read an article about it today01:26
fabiooh right dholbch01:26
trukuloit's very similar to zenity, but with more things01:26
fabiotrukulo, yes, seems interesting cos u can program GUI's via PHP too01:26
trukuloexactly01:26
trukuloi started reading it, but i have to stop (it's printed press)01:27
fabioI did contact the programmer, I will go to translate in my language too, so I am waiting for his reply01:27
trukuloi think he is poland, and that gtk-server is very recent01:28
trukuloin fact, the article is written by the programmer01:28
fabioyep, oh I thought he was German ;?01:28
fabionevermind, yes, well I am a web-designer, I thought to give him a help with the website style01:28
trukuloi'm not sure fabio, don't believe me so much01:28
trukulopublication is polish, that's for sure01:28
fabioright, won't able to understand though!! ;)01:29
trukulofabio: article is translated to spanish01:30
fabiotrukulo, sorry only English or Italian here01:30
trukuloanyway, i suposse you can find it in english in his website01:30
fabioyes, I think I found it too01:30
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fabiotrukulo, what u do in Ubuntu about dev?01:31
trukulome? nothing01:31
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fabiooh right, I thought u were a developer? ;)01:33
trukulono i'm not01:33
fabiooh I see np01:33
trukuloi'm just interested in development01:33
fabioyes, what language?01:33
trukulono language in particular, just system01:34
fabiooh right, cool, I am learning PHP, C and Shell Scripting01:35
fabbionedoko: no i can't build ppc64 kernels atm01:37
fabbionedoko: not a standard deb at least01:38
fabbionedoko: i think elmo is a better person to do it, since he will need to install it and reboot davis01:38
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fabiobye guys01:43
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amnesiahi01:44
fabiobye guys01:45
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chmjdoko, ping 01:51
dokochmj: pong01:51
mdkejdub, still here by any chance?01:58
mdkemako, how about yourself?02:02
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Kamionoh, damn02:07
dholbachKamion: what's wrong?02:08
Kamionfabbione: please 'echo common/ext2-modules > d-i/amd64/modules/amd64/ext2-modules.lnk; baz add d-i/amd64/modules/amd64/ext2-modules.lnk'02:08
truluxheya02:08
Kamionhoary/amd64 is unable to do anything with ext2 filesystems in the installer :(02:08
Lathiatheh02:09
MithrandirKamion: in hoary too?  That's quite bad.02:09
Kamionext3's fine02:09
dholbachoh :-/02:09
Lathiatewps02:09
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mdkeok in the absence of those two guys, is anyone able to give me some advice about how mailing lists should be moderated?02:10
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Lathiatfascistly?02:10
HrdwrBoBmdke: generally.. more 02:10
Kamionit was fine in warty, since that had CONFIG_EXT2_FS=y02:10
mdkeLathiat, ;)02:11
Lathiatmdke: :)02:11
mdkeHrdwrBoB, you've touched on the problem i'm having. essentially the list is not too bad, but the occasional flame springs up. Now, I am currently the only moderator, and naturally I am unable to be always checking it. so i'm adding a person. the question is, whether to add a person to try and ensure that the list is ALWAYS covered, come what may (difficult to do, may require several people), or just be a bit more laissez faire and not worry about the occasion02:13
mdkeal weekend when neither moderator is present02:13
mdkewhoa, that was bigger than i expected02:13
mdkeanyway, any thoughts welcome02:13
HrdwrBoBit's not the end of the world02:14
HrdwrBoBmaybe have another person as well02:15
mdke3?02:15
HrdwrBoBwho doesn't usually moderate02:15
zygahello02:15
pittiHi zyga 02:15
HrdwrBoBbut can be called upon when others are busy/unavailable02:15
mdkehmm02:15
mdkei was thinking of encouraging the whole list to act as moderators, i.e. try and calm things down when they get out of hand02:15
HrdwrBoByeah02:16
HrdwrBoBthat will also help02:16
zygaubuntu devel is back to normal :-)02:16
HrdwrBoBsome people though are trouble causers02:16
mdkeahh, this list doesn't have that problem02:16
HrdwrBoBah well that's ok02:16
mdkeits more tempers getting frayed02:16
mdkei think 3 people might be a bit much, HrdwrBoB, i can't see any ubuntu lists with that many admins02:17
HrdwrBoBheh yeah02:17
mdkedunno about moderators02:17
mdkecome to think of it, i'm not absolutely clear on the difference02:18
seb128elmo: orbit2 sync please02:21
mdkeseb128, do you have that problem with ubuntu-fr?02:21
seb128which one?02:22
mdke^^02:22
seb128?02:22
zygawill gcj be unavailable until we actually use g++ 4.0 ?02:22
mdkeseb128, a problem with moderating the mailing list with just one person02:23
seb128I'm not going to spend 10 min to get the point with 50 questions02:23
seb128I'm not aware of any issue with the -fr list02:23
seb128if you have specific questions feel free to ask02:23
mdkeseb128, sorry i'll make myself clearer.02:24
mdkeseb128, i'm sure there is no problem with the -fr list, i'm just asking for advice with a different list: do you find that it is necessary that the list has moderators always available, or is one moderator enough?02:25
seb128depending02:25
seb128I think that the message from people not subscribed at the list can wait one week or two02:26
mdkeyes02:26
seb128but getting a second moderator if you have somebody you trust for the job doesn't hurt02:26
mdkeseb128, ok i appreciate the advice02:27
seb128np02:27
mdkeseb128, do your moderators check the list every day?02:28
mdkein case of flaming etc02:28
seb128dunno for the others, I just approve new messages and reject spam on the -fr list02:28
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mdkeseb128, oh right I guess you don't have those problems :)02:29
seb128no02:29
mdkecool02:29
mdkeok thanks again02:30
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pittiRiddell: here?02:54
Riddellpitti: hi02:55
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seb128grumpf02:56
ograseb128, ??02:56
seb128Mithrandir: your new pkgconfig breaks builds02:57
pittilamont: ping03:00
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lamontpitti: acl03:04
lamontack, even03:04
seb128lamont: epiphany-browser builds fine on concordia ....03:04
seb128lamont: maybe you could try to kick the build again just to see?03:05
lamontseb128: will do03:06
lamontdoko: fetchmail hates you03:06
elmoseb128: done03:06
seb128thanks03:06
dokolamont: bison hates _you_03:07
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doko(or maybe the buildd)03:09
seb128jamesh: around ?03:09
lamontdoko: heh03:10
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lamontseb128: libgnomeprintui_2.10.2-1 has many undefined references during linking03:10
seb128k03:11
Simira*getting breezy*03:11
ograshudder03:11
Simira:D03:11
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seb128lamont: I blame Mithrandir 03:11
TreenaksI think Mithrandir made her upgrade ;)03:12
Simirathanks mdke: Guess I'll need it03:12
seb128lamont: the new pkgconfig breaks stuff03:12
SimiraTreenaks: actually he's out just now03:12
jdubi love breezy03:12
seb128he has just broken pkgconfig and runs away :p03:13
jdubhaving stuff not working again makes me feel more comfortable03:13
Treenaksjdub: does it love you back? :)03:13
ograheh03:13
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seb128jdub: you say that because you don't have to fix these stuff, right ? :p03:13
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jdubseb128: i have always enjoyed the company of competent hackers :-)03:14
seb128rofl03:14
Lathiatheheh03:14
chmjhahaha03:15
Simirajdub: then I know who I'll be whining to next time something doesn't work like I want it to...03:17
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jdubthat's so bong03:18
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ograhmm, isnt flash a quasi standard for images, like MS word is for .txt files ?03:19
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bob2no03:19
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ogra*g*03:20
truluxtseng: seems that you replied too fast, or you were reading too deep03:22
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mdkeeveryone is jumping ship huh03:32
mdkewhen do cd images start coming out?03:33
Lathiattseng: beagle probably wont be much good until we get kernels with inotify no? 03:33
jdubLathiat: boot with 'inotify'03:33
jdubnight all03:33
Lathiatjdub: and it does bad things with my machine. :)03:33
Lathiatdoesnt with the newer patches03:34
Simiranight jdub03:34
jdubLathiat: ask fabbione when we'll get new kernels with 0.22 :)03:34
Lathiatyeh i already was using it before, works fine except it screwed with gamin so i went back to 2.6.10. :)03:34
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Mithrandirseb128: which one?03:37
Mithrandirseb128: that is, which package breaks?03:37
zuljdub: im already running 0.22 :)03:39
seb128Mithrandir: libgnome breaks, I think that's due to the --libs not listing everything03:39
seb128-LIBGNOME_LIBS = -Wl,--export-dynamic -pthread -lglib-2.0 -lgmodule-2.0 -ldl -lgobject-2.0 -lgnomevfs-2 -lbonobo-2 -lgconf-2 -lesd -laudiofile -lm  03:39
seb128+LIBGNOME_LIBS = -Wl,--export-dynamic -pthread -lgobject-2.0 -lgnomevfs-2 -lbonobo-2 -lbonobo-activation -lgconf-2 -lORBit-2 -lgmodule-2.0 -ldl -lgthread-2.0 -lglib-2.0 -lesd -laudiofile -lm  03:39
seb12803:39
seb128pkgconfig 0.1503:39
seb128pkgconfig 0.17.203:39
seb128ups, other way rather03:40
seb128ie: it needs -lbonobo-activation and -lgthread-2.0 which has not listed with the new version03:40
lexhiderwhat's the protocol with a non-devel confirming a bug that has an assignee? is it cool to do? [bug in question is trivial typo but nice to know in general] 03:40
Mithrandirseb128: sounds like some libraries aren't linked correctly.03:40
Mithrandirseb128: but yes, 0.17.2 is a bit broken, I'm going to find some time to fix it soonish.03:41
seb128Mithrandir: where is the bug for you ? Ie: who should set the 03:42
seb128"-lgthread-2.0"03:42
Mithrandirseb128: which library needs libgthread-2.0 but isn't linked with it?03:42
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seb128Mithrandir: I guess libgtk-x11-2.003:43
Lathiatseb128: wasnt there some recent pkgconfig issue03:43
Lathiatseb128: where it no longer pulls in libs that th libs your askign depends on?03:43
Lathiatwhere issue may be a "feature"03:43
seb128Lathiat: that's what we are just discussing03:44
Lathiatright03:44
MithrandirLathiat: I'm pkg-config upstream. :)03:46
Lathiatblah03:46
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Mithrandirseb128: I should write a tool to verify that libraries are linked correctly, I think.03:47
seb128Mithrandir: libgnome use bonobo-activation, what is the correct way to say it to pkg-config ? the configure.in ?03:48
Mithrandirseb128: it should include a PKG_CHECK_MODULES with bonobo-activation-2.0 in configure.in, yes.03:48
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Mithrandirseb128: but only if it uses it directly itself.03:48
seb128atm PKG_CHECK_MODULES looks for libbonobo-2.0, I guess it should look for activation too ?03:48
seb128right03:48
Mithrandirseb128: no, you shouldn't need that:03:48
Mithrandirldd /usr/lib/libbonobo-2.so | grep bonobo-act libbonobo-activation.so.4 => /usr/lib/libbonobo-activation.so.4 (0xb7e27000)03:49
seb128I get -lbonobo-2 but no -lbonobo-activation03:49
Mithrandiryou shouldn't need that; bonobo-2 is linked with bonobo-activation.03:50
seb128so that's /usr/lib/pkgconfig/libbonobo-2.0.pc bugged ?03:50
seb128hum, no03:50
seb128hum03:51
seb128/usr/lib/pkgconfig/libbonobo-2.0.pc:03:51
Mithrandirthis is weird; you shouldn't be seeing those errors at all03:51
seb128Libs: -L${libdir} -lbonobo-203:51
seb128it should list activation here ?03:51
Mithrandirno. :)03:51
Mithrandirthe libgnome in the archive FTBFS?03:52
seb128so that's pkg-config bug, it should pick it correctly ?03:52
seb128right03:52
seb128builds fine with pkgconfig 0.15, ftbfs with the current version03:54
MithrandirI think it's some bug in some library which is masked by the old version03:54
seb128ups03:54
seb128libgnome/gnome-gconf.c      2005-03-11 21:11:36.000000000 +010003:54
seb128@@ -26,6 +26,7 @@03:54
seb12803:54
seb128 #include <config.h>03:54
seb128 #include <stdlib.h>03:54
seb128+#include <popt.h>03:54
seb12803:54
seb128you need this patch for gcc4 in fact03:54
seb128then you get the bug03:55
Mithrandirok03:55
Mithrandirgive me a few minutes to check why it fails03:55
seb128thanks03:55
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SlackShrikehi04:05
SlackShrikedo you have any repository with the chagens of debian-installer ?04:05
Mithrandirseb128: to me, it looks like libgnome is using functions from bonobo-activation and gthread without asking for them.  It shouldn't. :)04:06
Mithrandirseb128: but I'll need to investigate a bit further.04:06
seb128Mithrandir: how should it ask ? 04:06
Mithrandirseb128: in configure.in04:06
seb128it PKG_CHECK_MODULES on libbonobo-2.004:07
Kamionmdke: CD images will start coming out when all the pieces are ready. This is my primary task at the moment.04:07
seb128you said that should be enough04:07
Mithrandirseb128: actually, it's using -Wl,-z,defs which breaks ATM.04:07
seb128oh, that's due to that ?04:07
seb128binutils bug ?04:07
Mithrandirseb128: I think so; that's known to cause issues atm.04:07
Mithrandirseb128: no, just bad interaction04:07
Kamionthere's no point building CD images yet because I can guarantee that they'll be broken :-)04:07
seb128Mithrandir: what would you change for the package ? Not using -Wl,-z,defs for the moment ?04:08
Mithrandirseb128: yes04:09
Mithrandirseb128: I'm on my way out now; I'll need to sit down and fix it later today or tomorrow or so.04:09
seb128k, thanks04:09
Mithrandirsince it causes breakage.04:09
mdkeKamion, cool thanks04:09
mdkeKamion, i'm not in a rush at all04:09
seb128Mithrandir: k, let me know when you have fixed it04:10
seb128thanks04:10
Mithrandirseb128: np, sorry for the problems caused :/04:10
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Lathiathrm, vmware... "Defragment: 484818900% done"04:15
Lathiati wonder if its eating my data :\04:15
wasabiis your data tasty?04:15
Lathiatnah its just a windows install04:15
wasabiI wouldn't eat windows.04:15
Lathiatneither would i04:15
Lathiatbut well, this is vmware.04:16
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seb128Mithrandir: np, that's a working branch after all :)04:21
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SlackShrikewhere I find documentation on casper ?04:23
SlackShrikewhere I find documentation on casper ?04:23
SlackShrikewhere I find documentation on casper ?04:24
Kamionnot by asking three times in one minute.04:25
Kamionas far as users are concerned, it's generally self-documenting. other than that the only documentation I know of is in source code comments.04:25
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Lathiatmy machien is in the middle upgrading to breezy mmmmm04:27
SlackShrikewhere I find documentation on casper ?04:27
Lathiatwill i regret this. :)04:27
LathiatSlackShrike: It is rude to constantyl ask the same question over and over and peopel will jut ignor eyou. Kamion has already kindly answered your question, please pay attention to what he said.04:28
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SlackShrikeExcuses, tou with problem in my machine and are very slow.  I find that it is problem in the gnome-kerboard-layout04:31
mvoping mdz04:31
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Nafallodamn wireless keeps switching ap to my neighboors.04:32
lamontNafallo: so hardwire the AP... ?04:33
Nafallolamont, the problem seems to be in the driver. it's an rt2500 chipset.04:33
LathiatNafallo: just iwconfig eth1 essid <blah>, if its the same essid or something, try ap <bssid of ap>04:33
LathiatNafallo: ah, heh04:33
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NafalloI am connected to my own ap, but then the damn thing likes my neighboors better right of a sudden ;-).04:34
Lathiatmaybe the ndiswrapper drivers will suck less ?04:35
Nafalloshould be better when the rewrite of the driver is made. hopefully we can have that out-of-the-box on ubuntu to :-).04:35
lamontNafallo: the simplest solution is to use something other than the default SSID, and then hardwire that with iwconfig04:35
Nafallolamont, I already do that :-)04:35
lamont /lib/modules/2.6.12-1-686/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/rt2500/rt2500.ko04:35
lamontNafallo: I was hoping you did... :-)04:35
LathiatNafallo: try seeign 'ap <bssid>'04:36
Lathiatiwconfig, read what the MAC of the ap is and set that04:36
Lathiatmight work04:36
Nafallolamont, is that the rewrite or the derivate from ralinks own?04:36
NafalloLathiat, tried that to :-). there is a bug open upstream...04:37
lamontNafallo: no clue04:38
LathiatNafallo: ah ok, sucky.04:38
Nafallolamont, that kernel is in breezy? I might aswell switch early in that case ;-)04:39
lamontNafallo: isn't uploaded yet - that's my most recent test-build04:39
Amaranthdoes anyone here use jhbuild to build GNOME on breezy?04:39
zullamont: sorry about the config stuff :)04:39
dokohmm, ia64 isn't installable at the moment?04:39
dokoErr http://archive.ubuntu.com hoary/main Packages04:39
doko  404 Not Found [IP: 82.211.81.138 80] 04:39
lamontzul: grumble. heh04:39
Lathiatthe 2.6.12 test kernesl worked great here except that it screwed with gamin04:39
lamontdoko: no04:39
zullamont: my bad04:39
Nafallolamont, ahh. well. I check mailinglist and mirrorlogs for the upload then :-).04:40
Kamiondoko: it'll be on ports.ubuntu.com eventually04:40
dokolamont: so don't care about ia64 for breezy at the moment?04:40
lamontdoko: it's installable in the data center, and making the mirror visible again is on elmo's list for the week, but there are things ahead of that task...04:41
lamontis there an sftp method for apt?04:41
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lamontnm04:42
pittilamont: I tried this once, it works; it just sucks if you need to type a password04:42
Lathiathrmm, ubuntu blacklits snd_intel8x0m because it "doesn't support much hardware on its own" but it drives modems attached to i810 audio chipsets, hrmm.04:42
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lamontpitti: I wasn't serious.  seriously04:42
pittilamont: I was serious, too. It indeed works04:43
pitti;-)04:43
lamontneato.04:43
SlackShrikesorry04:43
Lathiatah, fabbione disabled the inotify backend in gamin, so the 2.6.12 kernels should work ok now04:49
Treenaks what's wrong with the backend?04:51
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LathiatTreenaks: no idea, but fabbione says its 'utterly broken' and it certainly breaks for me when i have inotify on (stops seeing file updates and stuff)04:54
zygadid anyone notice increased memory and CPU usage of gnome-panel when updating/removing/adding packages?04:57
zygamine just hogged over 500MB of memory (and 95% CPU) for a moment so I've killed it 04:57
zygakilling it seems to fix the problem04:57
zygaI guess it keeps trying to update the menu after being constantly notified about updates to various .application and .desktop files04:58
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zygabut it also seems that it leaks memory somewhere along the way04:58
mvodoes anyone knows if python distutils support runing a testsuit for a pkg?05:01
lifelessmvo: not built in, but you could hack it easily enough I htink05:06
jabra_should I add my name as the new maintainer of radmind in the new package list as it looks like it was already review05:11
jabra_/s/review/reviewed05:12
mvolifeless: ok, thanks05:14
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mdkehttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=22860 <-- stuff like this worrys me05:45
Lathiatheh05:46
Treenaksmdke: it's SCRIPTED05:46
Treenaks*shudder*05:46
mdkescripted evil05:47
Treenaksinstead of just fixing what needs fixing (i.e. licenses mostly)05:47
elmoTreenaks: eh, fixing those licenses isn't exactly trivial05:47
elmo(to be fair.  OTOH, I'm not encouraging that horrow show thing either)05:48
mdkei use proprietary software as happily as the next man, but really, a script which doesn't even tell you what is going on and introduces backports into your sources.list... its enough to give you nightmares05:48
Treenakselmo: no, but a /shell script/.. 05:48
Treenakselmo: what's wrong with good old apt?05:48
elmoeh?05:48
dilinger_elmo: yea, why do you hate apt?05:48
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elmoTreenaks: "instead of just fixing what needs fixing (i.e. licenses mostly)" <- I was responding to that05:49
Treenaksah05:49
Treenaksanywat, the "script" should be a list of things to add to sources.list + a list of package names, imho05:49
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dilinger_what's the default hoary compiler, gcc-3.3 or 3.4?05:51
elmo3.305:51
dilinger_thanks05:51
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lamontMithrandir: amd64 libtool/gcc chain is randomly SEGVing sometimes.  fix that. kthxbye06:08
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elmoeww06:09
elmo_hoary_?06:09
elmohow did we not notice this before?06:09
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Lathiatelmo: the ext2 stuff?06:10
lamontelmo: just lucky I guess.06:10
lamontelmo: then again, the kernel is fairly new, no?06:10
elmolamont: not really, they were running the same version for at least a couple of months before release06:13
elmoit's had security updates, sure, but I doubt that's the cause06:13
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virus84|hi can any one tell me how mutch space i need to set up a ubuntu mirror?06:21
Nafallovirus84|, a full one?06:21
virus84|yes maybe06:21
virus84|how mutch should what take?06:21
virus84|more then 100GB?06:22
virus84|or more then 1TB?06:22
zygavirus84|: about 54GB for i386 AFAIR but I may be very wrong06:22
stratus< 1TB of course.06:22
elmoa full mirror is 63Gb ATM06:22
elmothat's all arches, all suites06:23
Nafalloelmo, that means ppc takes 12GB approx ;-)06:23
virus84|elmo: okey all architecturs is included in that 63GB?06:23
virus84|elmo: okey06:23
virus84|elmo: are all the packages included to?06:23
Lathiatzyga: i386 with no sources was ~10GB (including universe, multiverse)06:24
virus84|im planing to put up a .se ubunto mirror 06:24
zygaLathiat: then I must have remembered something wrong06:24
virus84|we have at the moment a debian mirror and kernel.org mirror06:24
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stratusvirus84|, are you planning setup a ubuntU mirror too?06:25
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virus84|stratus: yes06:25
Lathiatheheh06:25
virus84|stratus: we are a computer club www.ds.hj.se06:25
virus84|ftp.ds.hj.se06:25
truluxthose interested in the new spec. for Ubuntu Hardened, that is, a RFC, could you join #ubuntu-hardened, please?06:25
Nafalloahh :-)06:25
stratushmm, ok.06:25
virus84|stratus: somthing wrong06:26
virus84|?06:26
truluxnote; the RFC concerns both userland and kernelland related packages, maintainers of kernel packages and toolchain packages are highly encouraged to join06:26
stratusno.06:26
zygatrulux: will generic users benefit from listening to the discussion?06:27
zygas/users/developers/06:27
truluxzyga: of course, and I would like to hear the opinion of as much people as possible06:28
fabbionetrulux: can't you just kindly do a call for a meeting with some notice in advance?06:28
fabbionetrulux: i would like to partecipate but 5 minutes notice in my life isn't an option06:28
truluxfabbione: yes, I'm about to send an email to ubuntu-hardened and -devel06:28
fabbionetrulux: do a normal call with a week in advance06:29
Mithrandirlamont: oh yay. :/06:29
fabbionetrulux: at least a week.. given the timezone differences06:29
truluxfabbione: I apologize, I've been taking care of some stuff, like repairing my CRT early in the morning06:29
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truluxfabbione: I will discuss the date at the channel06:31
fabbioneand time....06:31
fabbioneremember of TZ06:31
truluxtseng: feel free to join, but no flames there, please (and DON'T read too deeply, it's not my desire to waste my or others time with such senseless stuff).06:31
truluxfabbione: sure06:31
ograwasnt that discussed and speced in a BOF in sydney already ?06:32
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Mithrandirjbailey: what mount is used in an initramfs?06:33
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lamontMithrandir: what would really help is if we had a /proc/sys/kernel entry that would let us say 'never use a virtual address < 4GB for user data'06:34
jbaileyg'm all06:34
lamontthen then >4GB issues would be solid.06:34
jbaileyMithrandir: klibc stuff06:34
jbaileyI don't know the upstream of it, I can check.06:34
seb128hey jbailey 06:35
Mithrandirjbailey: yes please06:35
Mithrandirlamont: that should be doable?06:35
lamontMithrandir: it should be... ia64 does ...06:36
lamontwell, doesn't have the switch, just does it....06:36
Mithrandirbut the ia64 people never test the binaries and nobody uses ia64; that's the reason why we're still seeing 64 bit issues on amd64. ;)06:37
lamontheh06:37
jbaileyMithrandir:  * mount_opts.c, by rmk06:38
jbaileyMithrandir: Is about the only hit I get, I'll keep looking.06:38
Mithrandirjbailey: ok.  I'm probably going to rewrite mount(8) completely and it would be nice to be able to actually generate the initramfs mount from the same sources06:38
jbaileyMithrandir: This code is just a wrapper around the mount syscall AFAICT.  It may be original code.06:40
jbaileyThat and some comand line parsing.06:40
Mithrandirjbailey: ok, so there isn't any real need for a mostly full-featured mount there?06:40
jbaileyMithrandir: I'm all about using a common mount, it would save some suckage, but that assumes that I can actually compile your mount rewrite with klibc.  Keep in mind that it's not a posix C library.06:40
jbaileyMithrandir: Enlighten me as to what mount provides beyond this? =)06:40
Mithrandirjbailey: file system autodetection?  Handling of loop devices?  Handling of crypted devices?06:41
jbaileyAh, right.  Hmmhmm.  I haven't thought into the realm of crypt'd devices and such yet at all.  06:42
jbailey        eval $(fstype < ${ROOT})06:42
jbailey        # Mount root06:42
jbailey        mount ${ro} -t ${FSTYPE} ${ROOT} ${rootmnt}06:42
Mithrandirjbailey: the new one will have a plugin system so adding support for a new file system will not mean you need to patch mount.06:42
jbaileyThere's a binary called fstype06:43
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jbaileyI'd really like to see fstype merged into util-linux06:44
lamontdoko: looks like gcc-3.4 might actually build on debian/hppa - sorry for screaming...06:44
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Nechushtanhow can I contribute a "bug" for the installer?06:44
Kamionutil-linux uses stuff from e2fsprogs for that at the moment, doesn't it?06:44
KamionNechushtan: bugzilla.ubuntu.com06:44
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jbaileyKamion: Well, the fsck wrapper is provided by e2fsprogs06:45
KamionNechushtan: if you don't know the package, choose "debian-installer" as a default06:45
NechushtanKamion: thanks06:45
Kamionjbailey: no, for figuring out filesystem types06:45
Kamionlibblkid06:45
jbaileyHmm, dunno for sure.06:45
jbaileyAh, cool.06:45
NechushtanKamion: if i know the step in the install process does that help or still use debian-installer ?06:45
KamionNechushtan: what step?06:46
Nechushtanbootloader install06:46
KamionNechushtan: architecture?06:46
Nechushtanamd6406:46
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KamionNechushtan: probably grub-installer then06:46
Nechushtanthough it happened with my Athlon XP too06:46
KamionNechushtan: it gets to me either way ;)06:47
Nechushtanhaha06:47
Nechushtanok06:47
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dokolamont: as long as you don't cry as loud as fabbione about sparc ... ;-)07:05
dokojbailey: Mithrandir told me that you did want to make an amd64-libs-dev update to remove the conflicting headers07:06
jbaileydoko: Yeah.07:07
jbaileydoko: I want to do an l-k-h update that makes all of the headers biarch properly so that they're all available.07:08
jbaileydoko: Then it'll just get treated the same as sparc, s390, and powerpc.07:08
dokojbailey: when? it's needed as a build-dep.07:08
jbaileydoko: I'm tracing devmapper breakage, so I'll update lkh with that fix, and after that do the amd64-libs-dev.07:09
lamontjbailey/doko: for biarch, probably the best thing to do is leave the signed _source.changes for the stuff that needs to be built somewhere I can fetch it (preferrably in-LAN...), and give me steps07:12
jbaileylamont: It should literally be just installing the glibc, I think and then letting doko upload the new package.07:13
dokolamont: ppc64 biarch gcc doesn't build without a ppc64 kernel. fabbione doesn't want to build it, elmo probably doesn't have the time to do so07:13
jbaileydoko: Really?  Hmm07:13
Kamionelmo: could you lisa the ubuntu-meta changes? I'd like to upload a matching debootstrap07:14
Lathiathmm, bugger. tomboy crashes with the new mono07:15
dokojbailey: tries to run some 64bit binaries for building the runtime libs to see, if the 64bit support is there.07:15
jbaileydoko: Hmm.  Isn't it possible to set it up so that it does the biarch bits like a cross compiler?07:16
dokojbailey: I didn't try. At least s390 and sparc didn't try that either07:18
seb128pitti: where is your page about informations to submit for utopia bugs?07:20
pittiseb128: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices07:21
seb128oh, wiki page07:21
elmodoko: why are you uploading expect-tcl8.3 by hand?07:21
seb128I was looking on p.u.o07:21
seb128thanks07:21
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dokoelmo: stuck in Debian NEW, needed for gcc-4.0 on hppa07:23
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elmoexpect-tcl8.3           | 5.43.0-1                                              | source hppa        | 3 hours old07:26
elmowow, that's _really_ stuck.  those evil crappy debian ftp folk07:26
elmo:P07:27
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Nafallohehe07:28
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dokoelmo: don't blame the poor ftp folk, but the ftp-master ;-)07:28
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Lathiatelmo: haha07:34
jordithe ftp-masters are busy attending my NEW requests. Leave them alone!07:37
Nafallolol07:37
lamontyeah - how dare they take more than 3 hours to push something through NEW. :-)07:38
trukulojordi: promise them a beer07:38
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dokoelmo: is it now possible to sync from experimental?07:46
elmodoko: has been for eons07:46
jordiI need to tell mvo to do the magic required to get nano/experimental in breezy then07:47
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jordiit won't be long before I upload it to unstable though07:47
dokoelmo: eons must be < 3 months07:48
jordithat is eons in free software speak :)07:49
elmohmm, why has trashapplet come back?07:49
elmoseb128: I assume we don't want it?07:49
jordielmo: yeah, you don't07:49
jordiit was uploaded to Debian because Sarge won't have it in gnme-applets07:50
jordiit lacks conflicts, etc though07:50
elmomeh07:50
elmodo we not want 'suede' either?07:51
jbaileyWah, why doesn't i386 glibc have /usr/include/gnu/stubs.h?07:51
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seb128elmo: no we don't07:53
seb128elmo: they have backported that for sarge since that's a GNOME 2.10 stuff07:53
elmoseb128: which? 07:53
elmosuede or trashapplet?07:53
seb128trashapplet07:53
elmook07:53
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trukulosuede is icon artwork07:54
trukuloi mean, it shouldn't be official gnome stuff07:54
elmoso hang on.  we can fit a new arch into sarge, but not a new gnome?  ROCK ON.07:54
jordielmo: hmm, funny thing is that trashapplet is only 4d old. I guess it won't make it in :)07:54
elmo</bitter and off-topic>07:54
jbaileyelmo: </ >  Really?  Is it over that easily? =)07:54
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Nechushtanwhats /.dev ?07:55
seb128elmo: suede looks ok to me ... any issue with it?07:55
jbaileyNechushtan: It's the /dev directory that would be there if udev weren't running.07:55
Nechushtanahh07:55
jbaileyNechushtan: Safe to ignore, unsafe to delete.07:55
Nechushtanyea07:55
trukuloNechushtan: old entry for udev if it failed07:56
Nechushtanjust never saw that in my other distros07:56
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elmoseb128: I thought we had suede in ubuntu-artwork already or something.  but then I don't really notice/track all the icons and artwork and similar stuff, so I may be 12 months out-of-date07:56
elmolamont: dude, is it really necessary to do all this postfix stuff?  it seems like a lot of delta for little gain07:57
trukuloelmo: not in hoary07:57
seb128elmo: I thought so, but I don't have any /usr/share/icons/Suede/ on my system, I think that was before having Human07:57
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trukuloseb128: you're right, suede it's not in hoary07:57
cartmanany ETA on a gcc update?07:58
jbaileylamont: Around?07:58
jbaileycartman: What's the rush?07:58
cartmanjbailey: KDE blacklisted 4.0.0 :(07:58
cartmanneed 4.0.1 :/07:58
cartmanaka 4.0 branch07:59
jbaileyI think doko said the patch for that might already be in our setup, I don't recall for sure, though.07:59
jbaileyThere's alot of toolchain work over the next couple of weeks, though.  Have yous een the spec for the toolchain work that we wrote at UDU?07:59
cartmanjbailey: its just version thing our g++ is 3.3 anyway :)07:59
elmohey, how do I get mvo's update-crack in the panel?07:59
Riddellnot yet but should be soon07:59
dokojbailey: the patch, that broke it, was not yet in the branch08:00
elmoit doesn't appear in the add to panel options08:00
cartmanKDE only checks gcc :/08:00
cartmanjbailey: yep ABI transition will be hairy...08:01
elmoNeed to get 72.7MB of archives.08:01
cartmanjbailey: I won't report c++ bugs for a month or so ;)08:01
elmoyay for security updates in inhumanly large packages08:01
cartmanelmo: tetex security updates always rocks08:01
cartman~45mb updates08:01
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elmojbailey: you're lucky, you can always log into rookery and look at them directly08:10
elmoand really, they should be bzip'ed.. they bzip _so damn well_ it's not funny08:10
jbaileyWill browsers and such automatically unpack bzips?08:10
elmodunno, but buildd.d.o does it, so I imagine so08:11
jbaileyMy thought was basically that every browser out there now unpacks .gz files without a problem, so at least do that.08:11
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seb128grrrr, malone is b0rked08:13
seb128you can't even put a comment on a put08:13
seb128it eats it with an error on the first time08:14
jordigtk bug?08:14
seb128then you get a window where you can enter the bug again08:14
seb128and you need to click again after that to get the comment on the bug08:14
seb128jordi: no way08:14
seb128and you can't put a comment when you close a bug ...08:15
seb128you need to change it to close08:15
jordiit's always gtk bug :)08:15
jordiI gotta leave.08:15
seb128then click on the link to get the bug page08:15
seb128and then put a comment ...08:15
seb128jordi: later08:15
jordiseb128: upload to experimental!08:16
jordierr, unstable08:16
seb128what ?08:16
jordignome!08:17
jordigone now08:17
seb128ah ah08:17
jbaileySomething is officially screwed.08:17
jbaileydpkg -x shows that libc6-dev has /usr/include/gnu/stubs.h, but when I dpkg -i it, it's not there.08:18
elmojbailey: multi-arch diversion crack? :P08:18
seb128dpkg-divert ?08:18
jbaileyMight be, checking all that.08:18
jbaileyYar.08:19
jbaileyYeah,08:19
jbaileyLooks like amd64-libs-dev08:19
jbaileyhmm08:21
jbaileywhich isn't installed. =(08:21
jbaileySo I'm guessing the postinst fails to remove the divert.08:21
jbaileyWell, maybe I'll do the lkh/amd64-libs-dev upload *before* I fix devmapper then.08:22
mdzmorning08:25
Nafallogoodmorning mdz :-)08:25
ogramorning mdz 08:26
trukuloafteroon matt :)08:26
zulhey mdz 08:30
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ghetek1im sorry to bother with a support question but nobody knows in any other irc room. I'm on an imac, i dont know what type but i know its a slot loader.  i put in the live cd but it doesnt give me a gui. it says it has problems finding my display. any help would be much appreciated08:35
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seb128mdz: do you know what is wrong with aspell? Building the package on my box fixes the issue, but the version from the buildd doesn't work08:43
mdzseb128: I thought mako said that he fixed it with rebuilds in the archive08:43
Kamionghetek1: try booting with the 'video=ofonly' kernel argument?08:44
seb128mdz: I've uploaded a new aspell this afternoon but the result is still b0rked08:44
seb128mdz: and rebuilding on my box works as said08:44
seb128mdz: that puzzles me a bit, so if you have an idea ... :)08:45
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mdzseb128: b0rked == unresolved symbols?08:45
seb128right08:46
seb128** (gedit:7780): WARNING **: Error, unable to open module file '/usr/lib/libaspell.so.15: undefined symbol: _ZTVN10__cxxabiv120__si_class_type_infoE'08:46
seb128by example08:46
mdzis aspell written in C++?08:47
cartmanmdz: yes08:48
cartmanand its not linking to libstdc++ for some reason08:48
seb128mdz: right08:48
mdzcartman: yep08:48
mdzseb128: is it being linked by libtool?08:48
seb128yes08:49
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mdz g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I./gen -I./gen -I./common -I./interfaces/cc/ -I./modules/speller/default/ -DLOCALEDIR=\"/usr/share/locale\" -g -Wall -O2 -fno-exceptions -MT modules/filter/url.lo -MD -MP -MF modules/filter/.deps/url.Tpo -c modules/filter/url.cpp  -fPIC -DPIC -o modules/filter/.libs/url.o08:50
mdz/bin/sh ./libtool --tag=CXX --mode=link g++  -g -Wall -O2 -fno-exceptions   -o libaspell.la -rpath /usr/lib -version-info 16:2:1 -no-undefined common/cache.lo common/string.lo common/getdata.lo common/itemize.lo common/file_util.lo common/string_map.lo common/string_list.lo common/config.lo common/posib_err.lo common/errors.lo common/error.lo common/fstream.lo common/iostream.lo common/info.lo common/can_have_error.lo common/conver08:50
mdzt.lo common/tokenizer.lo common/speller.lo common/document_checker.lo common/filter.lo common/objstack.lo common/strtonum.lo common/gettext_init.lo common/file_data_util.lo modules/speller/default/readonly_ws.lo modules/speller/default/suggest.lo modules/speller/default/data.lo modules/speller/default/multi_ws.lo modules/speller/default/phonetic.lo modules/speller/default/writable.lo modules/speller/default/speller_impl.lo modules/08:50
mdzspeller/default/phonet.lo modules/speller/default/typo_editdist.lo modules/speller/default/editdist.lo modules/speller/default/primes.lo modules/speller/default/language.lo modules/speller/default/leditdist.lo modules/speller/default/affix.lo modules/tokenizer/basic.lo lib/filter-c.lo lib/word_list-c.lo lib/info-c.lo lib/mutable_container-c.lo lib/error-c.lo lib/document_checker-c.lo lib/string_map-c.lo lib/new_config.lo lib/config08:50
mdz-c.lo lib/string_enumeration-c.lo lib/can_have_error-c.lo lib/dummy.lo lib/new_filter.lo lib/new_fmode.lo lib/string_list-c.lo lib/find_speller.lo lib/speller-c.lo lib/string_pair_enumeration-c.lo lib/new_checker.lo modules/filter/url.lo    -ldl -ldl 08:50
mdzlibtool: ignoring unknown tag CXX08:50
mdzmkdir .libs08:50
mdzeek, sorry08:50
mdzdoko: is it kosher to link using 'gcc' rather than 'g++'?08:50
seb128$ grep unknown *.build08:51
seb128$08:51
seb128don't get such error with my local build08:51
mdzseb128: yes, that's very odd08:51
mdzthe libtool in /usr/bin/libtool has CXX08:51
elmomdz: no08:51
dokomdz: no, if you link g++ code.08:51
mdzthat'll be the problem, then08:52
elmo(didn't we have this discussion already?)08:52
mdzif test "" = "post" ; then \08:52
mdzif test -e ./libtool ; then cp -f /usr/bin/libtool ./libtool ; fi ; \08:52
mdzfi08:52
mdzelmo: yes, but I couldn't remember if it was ld vs. g{cc,++} or gcc vs. g++08:52
truluxmdz: hi?08:52
mdztrulux: hi08:52
mdzseb128: where does the top-level libtool come from?08:53
mdzis it just shipped with the source package?08:53
elmogar, that's so satanic08:54
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seb128mdz: the source package has no libtool08:56
seb128the configure does that here:08:56
seb128configure: creating libtool08:56
seb128appending configuration tag "CXX" to libtool08:56
mdzyeah, just saw that08:56
mdzseb128: does the libtool in your build have 'CXX' in it?08:57
seb128$ grep CXX libtool 08:57
seb128available_tags=" CXX"08:57
seb128as said by the configure output "appending configuration tag "CXX" to libtool"08:57
mdzseb128: it looks like it is running libtoolize during the build08:57
mdzit shouldn't do that08:58
mdzoh, no it isn't08:58
mdzare those "pre" and "post" things cdbs hooks?08:58
seb128jbailey: ? :)08:59
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elmoit doesn't build-depend on libtool08:59
elmoso it must be creating it from the source pkg08:59
elmobah, why isn't there a breezy-i386-chroot on concordia08:59
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astharotciao09:01
mdzlamont: ping09:06
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Kamionelmo: hmm, moving ubuntu-minimal and ubuntu-standard to main would be good, too :)09:16
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tseng|worklame ass irc-cgi09:16
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tseng|workheya mako09:32
jbaileyseb128: here.09:33
elmoKamion: picky picky09:33
Kamionelmo: details, y'know09:34
Kamion(thanks)09:34
tseng|workthat -minimal stuff is pretty rad09:34
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NechushtanI know, wrong channel, but kinda depserate: can someone help me get my amd64 kernel setup to see my IDE drives?09:40
cartmanNechushtan: select AMD xxx thing in IDE driver section09:40
cartmancompile them in and it works09:40
NechushtanIDE driver section?09:42
Nechushtanoh, recompile the kernel09:42
Nechushtanso the packaged amd64 kernel doesn't support ide?09:42
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cartmanerrr?09:43
cartmandefault kernel works fine09:43
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Nechushtanthen I'm confused09:43
cartmanI thought you were recompiling your own kernel09:43
Nechushtanah, no09:43
Nechushtanjust trying to get ubuntu installed and running09:43
cartmanit works fine with an nforce4 mobo here09:43
Nechushtanis there a special module I have to install?09:43
cartmannope afaik09:44
Nechushtanargg09:44
jbaileyNechushtan: initrd-tools should go through all the chipset modules.  If it's missing one, please let me know.09:46
Nechushtanjbailey: little more detail please09:46
Nechushtanjbailey: the install cd found the drives fine, but I had to unplug all my ATA drives to get ubuntu to install, now I'm trying to reconnect them09:47
Nechushtanugh09:53
jbaileyYou had to unplug the drives?09:56
jbaileyLike the harddrive from the chain, as opposed to the controller right?09:56
Nechushtanjbailey: yea, I just unplugged the drive cable from the mobo and the pci ATA100 card so that grub would install on my scsi drive09:57
Nechushtanwhich, when i did it with the i386 installer worked fine after i plugged them back in09:57
jbaileyOtherwise how was it failing?09:58
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seb128jbailey: nm, that was just about the <mdz> are those "pre" and "post" things cdbs hooks?09:59
jbaileyseb128: Ah, okay.  All sorted out?09:59
Nechushtanfrom the installer grub only installs on the first bios drive (ie no worky for scsi) and lilo is just fubar in the installer09:59
seb128not really, but that's not a cdbs issue09:59
Nechushtanthe weird thing is it won't even see the drive i have plugged into the onboard ATA controller10:00
Nechushtanweird, "PCI: cannot allocate resource region 3 of device 0000:00:01.1" when i boot with the Ultra100 pci card plugged in...10:02
seb128elmo: is serpentine (new package) somewhere? I've not received a NEW mail apparently10:03
Nechushtanthe kernel seems to not be able to allocate resources for my ATA card10:08
Nechushtanok, what do I need to do to get udev to create /dev/hd?10:11
mdzseb128: perhaps when lamont emerges, he can help us find out what is happening differently on the buildd10:14
seb128would be nice10:14
seb128hum, I'm reading ubuntu-user, there is a new thread about cdparanoia/sound-juicer beeing slow on ubuntu 10:15
seb128any chance that would be a kernel issue?10:15
mdzseb128: does your configure say 'appending configuration tag "CXX"' also?10:16
mdzseb128: probably it is due to the fact that we disable DMA on CD-ROMs by default10:16
seb128we have 2-3x speed, according to user Suse does 15x 10:16
seb128according to user hdparm doesn't change a lot 10:16
mdzseb128: #367210:16
mdzoh10:16
bluefoxicycups broke in breezy.10:16
mdzif hdparm doesn't fix it, I don't know10:16
bluefoxicymy printer doesn't work.10:16
seb128mdz: 10:17
seb128<seb128> configure: creating libtool10:17
seb128<seb128> appending configuration tag "CXX" to libtool10:17
mdzbluefoxicy: mine either; have you tried to find out why?10:17
bluefoxicyI print, it pauses the printer, i resume it, it pauses it again.10:17
mdzseb128: I wasn't sure if you were pasting from the buildd log or yours10:17
bluefoxicyI deleted the printer, recreated, printed, it did it again.10:17
seb128mdz: according to the thread this seems to work better with ide-scsi ... I'll give a try10:17
bluefoxicymdz:  I tried reinstalling cups and restarting it and flushing and all10:17
ogramdz, the mail talks about (upstream) known issues with te kernel module10:17
seb128mdz: from my box10:17
bluefoxicymdz:  no luck.10:18
seb128bluefoxicy: same here10:18
mdzbluefoxicy: but did you do some investigation to try to find the source of the problem?10:18
mdzI would like to, but I don't have time10:18
bluefoxicymdz:  no, that's as far as I kno how to do.10:18
bluefoxicyI don't have a debugger on cupsd10:19
mdzfor one thing, /dev/usb/lp0 on my system has the wrong permissions, but that is not the only problem10:22
seb128right, root.root here10:23
seb128udev issue?10:23
mdzthat allows me to print a test page, but the PDF document I want to print still doesn't go10:23
mdzudev has changed the way that it deals with these permissions10:23
mdzit used to use: usb/lp[0-9] *:root:lp:066010:23
mdznow it does: SUBSYSTEM="printer",    GROUP="lp"10:23
bluefoxicythat fixes it10:24
mdzhmm, in fact it is doing both10:24
jbaileyMithrandir: Around?10:25
mdznever mind10:27
mdz/etc/udev/permissions.d seems to be ignored now10:27
mdzso I was right the first time; it is using SUBSYSTEM instead of pathnames10:27
mdzdoes anyone know how SUBSYSTEM works?10:28
Nechushtanscrew it. time to try Kanotix...10:30
mdzNechushtan: I understand that you're frustrated, but that isn't a good way to get help.  See http://www.ubuntu.com/support/10:31
sjoerdmdz: /sys/class/<subsystemname>/<name>/dev mostly except for block..10:31
mdzsjoerd: so udev probably unfers SUBSYSTEM from the sysfs pathname?10:32
mdzs/unfers/infers/10:32
jbaileyIt would pretty much have to, I'd guess.10:32
jbaileyCan tell you in a sec.10:32
sjoerdmaybe it's passed in the hotplug event too, not sure10:32
Nechushtanmdz: well, it works with the i586 install but i can't for the life of me figure out why the amd64 kernel won't see any IDE drives and I'm just not familiar enough with /dev to figure it out10:32
mdzNechushtan: this channel is intended for developer discussion, not for getting help with problems.  that's what #ubuntu is for.10:34
jbaileymdz: "udev" expectes SUBSYSTEM as an environment variable, udevstart sets it for inital start.10:35
Echylodamn, need to set encoding options, this channel looks all chinese for me :|10:35
Echyloso much too learn, so little time10:35
mdzjbailey: so udevstart gets it from the sysfs path, otherwise the kernel provides it?10:36
jbaileymdz: Looks like that, yeah.10:36
jbaileyTrying to confirm the gets-it-from-the-sysfs path bit,10:36
bluefoxicymdz:  steal another distro's udev config and tweak it :P10:36
bluefoxicywhy do the work twice :)10:36
mdzbluefoxicy: do I need to explain the charter of this channel again?10:37
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bluefoxicymdz:  after I look up the definition of charter in the dictionary as pertaining to anything other than catching a bus?10:38
mdzbluefoxicy: are you being deliberately obtuse?10:40
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GheRiverores10:40
bluefoxicymdz:  um.  Eh, I kinda get what you're saying, you're just using words in ways I haven't encountered before.10:41
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mdzjbailey: is there some way to get udevsend to dump the environment, or do I need to wrap it?10:47
jbaileymdz: I haven't played with udevsend at all, sorry.10:47
jbaileymdz: There's no command line parsing or debug stuff in the code.10:49
jbaileymm, dbg(), not debug.10:50
mdzyes, seems ot end up syslogging with LOG_DEBUG10:50
mdzbut it doesn't come through; perhaps it isn't compiled in10:51
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jbaileymdz: Needs a rebuild with -DDEBUG10:52
mdzbah, easier to wrap it10:53
mdzit's coming through with SUBSYSTEM=usb, not SUBSYSTEM=printer10:54
mdzor rather, I see SUBSYSTEM=usb events come through, but no SUBSYSTEM=printer event10:56
mdzudevsend.env.7600:DEVPATH=/class/usb/lp010:57
mdzSUBSYSTEM=usb10:57
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jbaileymdz: Do you want that double checked?  I don't have a usb printer handy at the moment, but I can arrange one in 10-15 minutes.  Where I'm staying has one in a pile in the next room apparently.10:59
mdzjbailey: seb128 confirmed10:59
mdzI'm just not sure how to fix i tyet10:59
mdzit yet10:59
mdzthis is https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1000410:59
jbaileyFWIW, I think scanner devices are wrong too, so that whole bit might be off in the new udev.11:00
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jbaileymdz: Shall I take this bug?11:01
mdzjbailey: please11:03
mdzI noticed a bug report about scanners, but I don't recall whether it was breezy or hoary11:04
mdzor even warty11:04
seb128hum, not faster with ide-scsi here 11:04
mdzseb128: SuSE's kernel is very different from ours; it could be anything really11:04
seb128right11:05
mdzthey are probably also using a different cdparanoia11:05
jbaileymdz: I'm pretty certain my scanner only stopped when I upgraded to breezy, and not with my glibc testing.11:05
Treenakssuse has scary automount-ish stuff in the kernel11:05
glyphIf I need to build drivers that live in the kernel source tree normally (in my case, fs/cifs), how can I convince make-kpkg to build a kernel that looks *exactly* like the running one, i.e. will have compatible modules?  I did make-kpkg kernel-image --append-to-version -5-k7 but modprobe complains that my new cifs.ko 'disagrees about version of symbol struct_module'11:06
glyph(after copying /boot/config-2.6.10-5-k7 to .config, of course)11:07
mdzglyph: #ubuntu, please11:08
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glyphmdz: Already been there.  With 500+ people on the channel, many of whom are clueless, there is not much hope of getting help there on anything detailed anymore :-).  I figured that this was a sufficiently esoteric question it might warrant discussing here - sorry for using an inappropriate venue.  I am also curious though, whether ubuntu's kernel uses a non-standard cifs subsystem, because it's been badly broken enough for me that I 11:10
lamontmdz: ack11:11
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lamontmdz: which package?11:11
mdzlamont: aspell11:11
lamont0.60.2+20050121-2ubuntu1 built successfully *411:12
mdzlamont: I know; read scrollback please11:12
mdzit builds, but doesn't work11:12
lamontk11:13
mdzfabbione: what remains to be done for 2.6.12rc?11:13
mdzlamont: seb128's local build works, though11:13
lamontmdz: in a pristene chroot? or just on his machine full of packages?11:18
seb128machine full of packages :p11:18
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seb128pbuilder even11:18
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seb128lamont: the pbuilder version works fine too11:36
lamontyeah.  and rebuilding in a fresh chroot on the buildd fails.  chroot on my machine works.11:36
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seb128elmo: poppler sync from Debian please11:40
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jblackDo you guys have something smart planned for device enumaration? 11:43
jblackMy usb key and printer both have usb filesystems and they swap sda sdb depending upon which one is plugged in first.11:44
jbaileyjbailey: ISTR that hotplug is supposed to have some sort of magic that can be used for that, but I don't know anything about it.11:46
jbaileyjbailey: Do you just drop .ps files in the filesystem for the printer?11:46
seb128jbailey: stop talking to yourself, big freak :)11:47
jbaileyseb128: Perhaps I'm still jetlagged.11:47
seb128ah ah11:47
jbaileyseb128: Or given that occasionally the folks doing the scheduling couldn't tell jblack and I appart, I've simply caught whatever they had ;)11:48
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seb128:p11:48
mdzjblack: if it's important that they have useful names, label them11:49
mdzjblack: then they'll be mounted according to the label11:49
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mdzwe're not currently planning to do anything about sda vs. sdb, but rather provide another layer of naming on top of that11:50
jblackwill that work with things like autofs? 11:50
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mdzautofs is a different beast11:54
mdzI don't recommend using it for removable media11:54
jblackPerhaps I'm using the wrong tools then. 11:55
jblackThis is how I've got things setup. I keep all of my important stuff on a usb key -- gpg key, ssh key, baz archives, etc, all symlinked to the appropriate places on my filesystems. When I want to ssh somewhere, if my key is inserted, autofs mounts the usb key, ssh grabs the key. then, about 60 seconds later, its unmounted. 11:57
jncand when your flash drive goes kaput11:57
jblack(that ended with "60 later, its unmounted" 11:57
jblackjnc: pardon? 11:57
jncjblack: flash block devices are not the most reliable things11:58
jblackjnc: I occasionally make an encrypted backup. 11:58
Nafallojnc: that's why you keep backups of stuff :-)11:58
jnci've seen more than 5 go bad in the course of a few years11:58
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jblackjnc: anyways, they're good for 10k mounts. I don't mind if the key is going to be good for a year or so, because by then, I can buy a device with twice the flash at 1/2 the cost. Even now, I could superceed my $90 256mb key with a $60 512mb one. 12:00

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