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ogranight dholbach 12:03
infinityelmo : Please sync powerpc-utils from unstable.12:05
infinityelmo : I had Michael merge our changes.12:05
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elmoinfinity: don12:06
elmoe12:06
infinityDanke.12:06
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dennis__haggai what do you mean12:16
dennis__haggai which version are you testing, openoffice2 or 1? and how are you starting it12:17
haggaidennis__: OOo2 - OOo1 doesn't have pyuno support12:18
dennis__haggai it does since 1.112:19
haggaidennis__: it's not compatible with the python in ubuntu12:19
dennis__haggai anyways i'm trying to get 2 working anyways12:19
haggaidennis__: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/openoffice2/program python program.py12:19
dennis__SystemError: Error during bootstrapping uno (RuntimeException):pyuno: couldn't instantiate invocation service12:20
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dennis__that's a new error message12:20
dennis__let me check on that12:20
haggaidennis__: the example scripts in openoffice.org load without error12:21
dennis__haggai where are they located12:22
haggaidennis__: /usr/lib/openoffice2/share/Scripts/python12:22
dennis__haggai, that is because the scripts don't even import uno12:26
haggaidennis__: I did test it with scripts that did something; maybe something got broken in the 1.9.79 update (which I wasn't involved in)12:26
dennis__hmm12:27
dennis__do you know what python version it's compiled against?12:27
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haggaisystem python12:28
haggaiso 2.412:28
dennis__could it be that you did it while we were still using 2.3?12:29
haggaino12:29
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haggaibut OOo2 was a fast moving target with packaging changing every milestone; it woudn't surprise me if something broke12:29
haggaiI was having to change all sorts in the packaging when I was tracking milestones12:30
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dennis__yea it's still very new12:30
dennis__let me just purge everything and then see if that does it12:30
haggaidennis__: hmm it is definately broken12:31
haggaidennis__: the test script I used to test at the time (which did import uno) doesn't work any more12:31
haggaioh, python-uno isn't installed12:32
dennis__;-)12:32
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haggaiSystemError: Error during bootstrapping uno (RuntimeException):pyuno: couldn't instantiate invocation service12:33
dennis__ok12:33
haggainow I have the same as you12:33
dennis__so it's not just me12:33
haggaino, seems to have broken12:34
dennis__i think it's a matter of compiling libuno against python12:34
dennis__but i don't know how to do that12:34
haggaiyou mean libpyuno?12:35
haggaiI did already do all that and the fact the package exists should mean it is still happening12:35
haggaimy guess is that something changed in the implementation that needs a different file layout or pyunorc12:35
haggaiit's a little odd that pyunorc only has the 2 lines in it12:36
haggaido you have a stock 1.9.79 install anywhere?12:36
dennis__nope 12:37
haggaiwhen I did the original packaging that pyuno had several other lines in it12:37
dennis__i'm still waiting for my install to finish12:37
dennis__so i can see 12:37
haggaiI have a .78 - I'll try copying the lines from there12:38
dennis__the [bootstrap]  line is missing12:39
dennis__that might be why it doesn't bootstrap12:39
haggaino12:40
haggaiaah12:40
haggaibut if you add all the extras it works12:40
haggai[Bootstrap] 12:40
haggaiPYUNO_SHARED_PACKAGES=${$ORIGIN/bootstraprc:BaseInstallation}/share/uno_packages/cache12:40
dennis__all what extras?12:40
haggaiPYUNO_USER_PACKAGES=${$ORIGIN/bootstraprc:UserInstallation}/user/uno_packages/cache12:40
haggaiUNO_TYPES=$ORIGIN/types.rdb ?$PYUNO_SHARED_PACKAGES/types.rdb ?$PYUNO_USER_PACKAGES/types.rdb12:40
haggaiUNO_SERVICES=?$PYUNO_USER_PACKAGES/services.rdb ?$PYUNO_SHARED_PACKAGES/services.rdb $ORIGIN/services.rdb12:40
haggaithe packaging scripts just add the PYTHONHOME/PATH to the bottom of the script created by the upstream install so I guess something went wrong or was changed during the upstream build12:41
dennis__yea12:42
dennis__so what shall we do, bug report?12:42
haggaiyes, to make sure it doesn't get forgotten12:43
haggaiwe could hack the packaging script to add the missing lines as a workaround for now12:43
haggaibut really it needs investigating what changed/broke upstream12:44
dennis__yea12:44
dennis__what's ubuntus bug page?12:44
zulbugzilla.ubuntulinux.org12:45
dennis__i'm pretty new to this12:48
dennis__should i leave the priority at normal or should i say it's a blocker?12:49
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mdzRiddell: can you send me a debdiff?12:52
haggaiwell I suppose it's a blocker for python-uno12:53
haggaium, that would be major severity I think12:53
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lamontalthough... there are some confused kubuntu users out there...12:56
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dennis__https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1056912:56
lamont"I don't think kubuntu will be around much longer now that ubuntu has KDE in main."12:57
lamontwell, _I_ thought it was funny, anyway.12:57
elmo*choke*12:57
lamont(the kids school was going to be using SUSE or some such, is now running kubuntu)12:57
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lamontelmo: I think it's an issue of messages, or some such.12:59
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dokoelmo, lamont: would it be possible to stop uploads to breezy for 2 or 3 days, besides those done for the CXX ABI transition?01:19
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elmodoko: why do you need that?01:22
dokoelmo: if we don't do that, packages may be linked against libs against libstdc++5, which may break them01:24
elmoeh, I guess01:25
elmoanywya, sure it's possible.  what did you want. no builds, or just source uploads by your key?01:25
dokowhat's easier for you? of course I want to have the packages I upload built as well. Note that maybe a bunch of people will do the uploads. And maybe some MOTU's as well.01:28
elmouh, well we need someway to distinguish them? but I can do whatever, either is fairly easy01:29
tsengthats a bit disruptive..01:29
tsengmeh.01:29
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dokoelmo: or we can just stop the autosync and hope that all people only upload non CXX stuff 01:34
elmodoko: that's utterly trivial, sure01:34
elmodoko: basically, I can do pretty much whatever you want, so decide what you want, get mdz to sign off on it, and let me know01:34
elmoI'm going to crash, it's been far too long a day.  night all01:34
ajmitch_night elmo 01:34
ogranight elmo 01:35
dokonight01:35
mdzdoko: if you can generate a list of packages that should not be uploaded, we can add a check01:35
dokomdz, elmo: yes, I can do this. but we need to stop the autosync as well, because it may add new packages, which are not on the list01:38
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infinityelmo : re: powerpc-utils, you got the wrong version.  Can I get -15, not -14? :)02:10
ogrameh02:16
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mdzdoko: ok02:31
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lamontinfinity: you aroudn?03:22
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somthe meeting log was very informative, if not very exciting03:24
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robertjglad to see seb128 got tasked with specing a bounty for places integration03:25
infinitylamont : I think so.03:28
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AndyFitzjdub: got your e-mail. will send it through when i get back later tonight03:43
AndyFitzanyone else notice FC4 now uses clearlooks ?  we're too trendy.03:44
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danielsman, I'd forgotten the joy of mirroring new upstream versions of OOo04:24
danielselmo: please sync render 0.9-1 and xrender 0.9.0-1 from debian04:31
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bob2hah04:36
bob2OOo was like 10% of my mirror pulse yesterday04:37
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danielsi'm *still* catching up on breezy04:44
danielspulsed right before I left for LCA04:44
jsgotangcomorning04:44
danielspulsed when I got back on, well, Sunday ...04:44
cartel_daniels: where are you working these days? canonical?04:45
danielscartel_: yeah04:45
cartel_shot :)04:45
cartel_good moneys?04:48
danielsit pays the bills ;)04:49
cartel_so does my job04:50
cartel_it just doesnt give me anything else04:50
jsgotangcoheh04:50
cartel_so canonical hired you to look after Xorg?04:51
danielsbasically; i do other things as well, but xorg is my main responsibility (i take care of linux-restricted-modules, sort of de facto maintain half of ppp*, now some printing stuff, et al)04:52
cartel_heh, i remember you doing the prerelease packages for xfree 4.2 and then having branden throw all your work out the window ;)04:52
cartel_im doing lots of stuff, building an end-to-end network for 1000 users (with ubuntu frontend), lots of work with xen virtualisation, clustering, and ldap04:54
cartel_its a bit annoying working in 6 weeks on a solution that pays your salary 20 times over04:55
cartel_and then having your boss offer you a pay rise of $7k in the next 6 months04:55
cartel_they want to take out life insurance on me04:56
cartel_yet they pay me peanuts04:56
cartel_time to take a walk methinks04:56
cartel_daniels: how much linux work experience did you have on your cv before you got hired by canonical?04:57
danielsheh, d'oh04:57
danielslooks like fun though04:57
daniels~4 years04:57
cartel_so 4 years on the shop floor in a company?04:57
danielsi think this is getting wildly off-topic for #ubuntu-devel, but no04:58
cartel_ahh04:58
cartel_see i have 7 years but only 2 years on the shop floor04:58
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jsgotangco(most of it is talent and part of it is luck i guess)05:09
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zulcartel_: er at least ou are working05:11
cartel_zul: working to keep my boss in the lifestyle he is accustomed to yes...05:12
zulcartel: my point is that you have a job and you are better off than most people right now05:13
zulprobably better...but anyways its ot05:13
cartel_zul: working on a bottom rung salary amid cries of "we cant afford to pay you guys more, increase your billable and we will talk" when they are driving 90 and 120k cars and extending their houses and getting married...05:13
jsgotangcozul is right05:14
cartel_when the it support personell at some of our clients earn more than i do05:14
zulcartel_: ok lets change jobs then..05:14
cartel_i have a job but no job satisfaction05:14
zulyou can have mine05:14
cartel_zul: what do you do?05:14
zulim an unemployed contractor05:15
cartel_zul: freelancer?05:15
zulkind of..05:15
danielstseng: uhm, so when's mono moving into main?05:26
jsgotangcowhiprush, that blog entry is crack heh05:28
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wasabihmm. hdparm won't enable dma on my dvd drive. =/05:42
fabbionemorning05:43
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wasabiokay why is CONFIG_IDEDMA_ONLYDISK enabled by default?05:53
wasabisort of makes dvd players useless!05:53
jdubbecause it's the only reliable setting atm05:54
wasabishouldn't hdparm script be smarter instead?05:54
jdubbetter to have users manually turn it on than have a whole bunch of systems simply not work (or worse, break)05:55
wasabiI mean, this is hard to manually set. I am recompilling my kernel for the first time in months. =/05:55
wasabiand that makes me sad05:55
jdubit is not hard to manually set05:55
wasabihow? hdparm refuses to do so.05:55
wasabi"operation not permitted"05:55
stuNNed-/win 205:55
stuNNedoops sorry05:55
jdubso what are you doing?05:55
wasabitrying to enable dma on my dvd drive.05:55
wasabiwasabi@kyoto:/usr/src/linux-source-2.6.10$ sudo hdparm -d1 /dev/hda05:56
wasabi...05:56
wasabi HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Operation not permitted05:56
jdubi can certainly do it on mine, perhaps there is good reason why it refuses to do so on yours05:56
wasabiperhaps, except it used to work great. =/05:56
tritiumwasabi, it your dvd really /dev/hda?05:57
danielsworks on my amd64 with .1105:57
wasabiYeah.05:57
wasabii have all SATA devices except my dvd05:57
tritiumjust double-checking05:57
wasabiI'm kinda mad about this. =/06:01
wasabiFriend came over so we could watch firefly, and now he has to leave. =(06:01
crimsundoes dmesg report anything about the ide controller?06:02
wasabiNot when I do hdparm06:02
crimsunfrom normal usage, rather06:03
wasabinot a whole lot that i can find06:04
crimsunyou could try unloading then reloading ide_cd if there are errors06:04
wasabiYeah, DriveReady SeekComplete Error06:04
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jsgotangcobrb07:16
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Burgundaviawho is working on the bluetooth stuff?07:38
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EchyloI guess that wat thom07:42
Echylowas* 07:42
EchyloBurgundavia ^07:42
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Burgundaviaok07:44
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dholbachgood morning08:08
jsgotangcodholbach, hey08:08
dholbachjsgotangco: jerome, how are you?08:09
jsgotangcodholbach, im doing fine ive been busy playing around with docs and just finished the log from the breezy kick off meeting too bad i wasn't there its 3am when it happened08:10
dholbachhow long did the reading take you? :-)08:10
jsgotangcoyes PDASupport needs love when we did that BOF it was only me and pitti and we didnt have PDAs in the first place08:10
jsgotangcoprobably an hour heh08:12
dholbachwow... fast reader then :-)08:13
ajmitch_hey jerome08:13
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jsgotangcoajmitch_, hey hows it going i miss the sydney weather its so humid in manila at the moment heh08:14
ajmitch_heh08:14
ajmitch_it's a bit colder than sydney here08:14
jsgotangcoi can imagine08:14
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pittiGood morning08:49
danielspitti: morning dude!  bad news: we can't stop dbus being restarted.08:50
dholbachhey pitti, daniels 08:50
danielspitti: because we need to move out of the dbus-1 package, it's going to get stopped when dbus-1 gets removed, and started again when dbus gets installed.08:50
danielsdholbach: yo08:50
pittidaniels: hum, and hal?08:50
pittidaniels: it's okay to restart dbus, but not hal08:50
pittidaniels: darn, the old hal init script should have a dbus version check08:51
pittiHi dholbach 08:51
pittidani08:51
pittidaniels: another thing is that we now need dbus 0.3308:51
danielspitti: yes, I have 0.33 locally :)08:52
danielsi need to go back to looking after my little sister in a second, but I think the 0.33 packages are now OK08:52
pittidaniels: cool :-)08:52
pittidaniels: so any idea about the transition?08:52
danielspitti: we upload everything to a staging area and check it, then dump it all on breezy in one big hit08:53
pittidaniels: yeah, sounds good08:53
pittidaniels: your usual place on people?08:53
pittidaniels: then I update my stuff on my people page, too, today08:53
danielspitti: yours on ~pitti/utopia would probably make sense, but yeah, i'll put 0.33 on ~daniels today08:54
pittidaniels: I need to update to hal 0.5.1 (I have it locally, but can't compile it)08:54
pittidaniels: so if there is no way to do the transition in dbus (don't call the /etc/dbus/event.d/* scripts on upgrade), then we have to do that somehow in hal?08:55
pittidaniels: but since other dbus services will break, too, isn't there a way to disable event.d/* calling on upgrade?08:56
pittidaniels: okay, just put the packages up, then I think about it again08:56
pittilamont: still here by any chance?08:57
tim1good morning08:57
tim1is there any specific reason that beagle is listed as successful in the buildlogs but is not in the repos?08:57
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danielspitti: i dunno how we do it perfectly09:02
danielspitti: maybe invoke-rc.d dbus-1 restart, when we upgrade to 0.5.1 :P09:02
pittidaniels: that's done anyway09:02
danielsoh, cool09:02
pittidaniels: that's what I mean, we must just not start the event.d/* scripts in the preinst09:02
pittidaniels: s/pre/post/09:03
pittidaniels: i. e. at the point when the new dbus is already installed, but the new hal isn't yet09:03
danielshmmm09:03
pittidaniels: a really, REALLY crude hack:09:06
pittipostinst:09:06
pittiif dpkg --compare-versions blabla; then09:06
pitti  #DEBHELPER09:06
pittifi09:06
danielsbut we're not upgrading09:06
danielswe're uninstalling dbus-1, and installing a new package called dbus09:06
pittiuh09:06
pittidaniels: will the configuration files remain in /etc/dbus-1/?09:07
danielsyeah09:07
pitti*phew*09:07
danielsand the init script will remain /etc/init.d/dbus-109:07
danielsso we're safe there09:07
pittidaniels: I'll think about it when I have all the packages09:08
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dholbachhey mvo 09:23
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dokomorning all09:24
dholbachhey doko09:24
jsgotangcohi doko 09:24
haggaimorning09:24
mvohey dholbach, morning doko, morning all :)09:25
chmjmorning 09:25
ajmitch_hi mvo :)09:25
jsgotangcomvo, hey09:26
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pittiHi doko09:29
dholbachhey haggai :-)09:29
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haggaidholbach: hi :)09:31
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dholbachhey seb128!09:35
seb128daniel!!! ;)09:35
pittiHi seb128 09:38
seb128hey pitti 09:38
mvohey seb128 09:38
seb128hi mvo09:39
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Lathiathmm still no 2.6.12 or beagle in the archives, bleh.09:48
Lathiatdeprived!09:48
fabbioneLathiat: the kernel had a small issue building on i38609:48
jsgotangcoheh09:48
TreenaksLathiat: spoiled, more likely09:49
Lathiatfabbione: ah, bugger09:49
fabbionethat is reproducible only in a very specific case09:49
Lathiatfabbione: hahaha dont you love those09:49
fabbioneand that i didn't catch because my setup is SANE :)09:49
Lathiatheh, whats the problem?09:49
Treenaksfabbione: the buildd setup isn't? ;)09:49
fabbioneLathiat: building the documentation requires openjade to download a .dtd from the network09:49
fabbioneTreenaks: they are more restricted09:50
fabbionemissing that files, the kernel fails to build the documentation09:50
Treenaksfabbione: sounds reasonable09:50
fabbionein any case i have 2.6.11.92 almost ready09:50
Lathiatfabbione: oh, right09:50
fabbioneso i might as well get that one out09:50
fabbioneinstead of spending time fixing an obsolete 9109:51
fabbione:)09:51
jdubfabbione: everyone was thoroughly turned on by the changelog, i'm sure they're itching for it ;)09:51
fabbionejdub: i am building 92 right now :)09:51
fabbionei just got the ppc fix for the FTBFS09:51
fabbione+ we have squashfs in .92 :)09:52
fabbioneso let see how much we can break ;)09:52
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jdubfabbione: rad ;)09:56
Lathiatsquashfs?09:56
fabbioneLathiat: livecd stuff09:56
jbaileyfabbione: I did notice that I had recently done some upgrades that was causing a long pause after hotplug, and a long pause while loading gnome that went away with the 2.6.11 kernel.09:57
jbaileyfabbione: I haven't cared enough to look why.09:57
Lathiatfabbione: ah cool09:57
fabbionejbailey: probably they are related to inotify and gamin09:57
fabbionejbailey: you should test with the new kernel and new gamin from breezy09:57
fabbioneskip 2.6.1109:57
fabbioneit's crap09:57
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jbaileyfabbione: I update as quick as I can on my boxes to make sure that there aren't crazy glibc or initrd breakages creeping in.09:59
|QuaD-_what exactly is gamin?09:59
Lathiat|QuaD-_: file change monitor daemon09:59
|QuaD-_Lathiat: what does it do though?09:59
Lathiat|QuaD-_: monitors changes to files and directories10:00
jbailey|QuaD-_: "apt-cache show gamin" is your friend =)10:00
Lathiat|QuaD-_: and notifies programs10:00
Lathiat|QuaD-_: (who request it)10:00
jbaileyHmm, actualy.10:00
jbaileyThat description kinda sucks.10:00
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Lathiatjbailey: fixed my headers issues yet? :)10:00
|QuaD-_Lathiat: so thats how things like dashboard/beagle update when you save things?10:00
Lathiat|QuaD-_: yeh10:01
Lathiataltho beagle uses inotify directly10:01
jbaileyLathiat: Nope, today was the meeting, klibc, some biarch bits and getting my email working again.10:01
Lathiatrather than gamin10:01
|QuaD-_jbailey: "Gamin is a file and directory monitoring system defined to be a10:01
|QuaD-_ subset of the FAM (File Alteration Monitor) system."10:01
Lathiatjbailey: ;) its ok im just hassling. :)10:01
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jbaileyLathiat: Tomorrow will be support related things, my next hack day will be Wednesday.10:01
|QuaD-_Lathiat: thought thats what inotify was for. is inotify going to take the place of gamin?10:01
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fabbionejbailey: what happened to cdbs sync?10:02
Lathiat|QuaD-_: no, gamin uses inotify as a backend10:02
fabbionewe still have a few pkgs dep-waiting for it10:02
jbaileyfabbione: No idea.  I should poke elmo about those again.  There's 4 or 5 waiting on him.10:02
Lathiat|QuaD-_: using gamin means you can do file  notifications portably, when various systems are or are not supprotign whatever method10:02
Lathiatits also probably ore convenient API to use10:02
Lathiatand also breaks. :)10:02
fabbionejbailey: was it a straight sync from debian?10:02
jbaileyfabbione: Yes.10:02
|QuaD-_Lathiat: ok, so gamin is just a frontend for inotify?10:02
Lathiat|QuaD-_: no10:03
jbaileyfabbione: Are you able to do those10:03
jbailey?10:03
|QuaD-_Lathiat: ok that makes more sense10:03
fabbioneelmo: can you please sync cdbs from debian. ok to override10:03
fabbionejbailey: no, but i can ping elmo again when he wakes up :)10:03
Lathiat|QuaD-_: its a frotend to dnotify, inotify, manual stat()ing, etc -- altho yes essentially, it is10:03
jbaileyfabbione: Ah lovely.  It's possible a victim of timezone skew.10:03
ajmitch_jbailey!10:03
fabbionejbailey: probably10:03
jbaileyajmitch_: Heya Andrew10:03
ajmitch_hi10:04
|QuaD-_Lathiat: i thought dnotify was being replaced?10:04
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astharotciao10:04
Lathiat|QuaD-_: yes, with inotify10:04
Lathiat|QuaD-_: but if inotify isnt available, it will use dnotify()10:05
Lathiaterr10:05
Lathiatno ()10:05
|QuaD-_Lathiat: the pieces are all coming together now :)10:05
jdubyo jbailey 10:08
dholbachjdub: hey jeff, what do you think about ubuntu-motu@ now?10:08
dholbach:-)10:08
jbaileyjdub: Just poking you over the terse long description of gamin. =)10:08
ajmitch_jdub: many MOTUs will be eternally in your debt10:11
Lathiatwe have an ubuntu-motu now?10:12
Lathiatwoo10:12
dholbachLathiat: not yet, this is what the conversation is about :-)10:13
Lathiatoh10:14
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thomg'morning10:33
Burgundaviathom, read p.g.o this morning?10:34
dholbachhey thom 10:34
jsgotangcothom, hey10:34
fabbionehey thom10:34
mvomdz: ping?10:34
dholbachbrb10:35
thomBurgundavia: j5's post, or something else?10:36
Burgundaviathom, that one10:36
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\shmorning10:37
thomBurgundavia: too long term for us, but it may be interesting10:37
thommorning \sh10:38
Burgundaviathom, just figured you might want to know10:38
thomthankee10:39
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Burgundaviathom, np10:39
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thomfabbione: the network card that was having grief was a marvel (ie, sk98lin); it was losing and regaining link every 10 minutes or so10:57
fabbionethom: amen10:58
fabbionethat driver is problematic10:58
fabbionethe update from marvel will never make upstream10:58
thomoh joy10:58
fabbioneand the update is like a 1.5MB patch10:59
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fabbionethat will never make it trough my (in)sanity check10:59
thomwell, i think not having working networking is a bit of a problem ;-)10:59
fabbionei know....10:59
fabbionebuy better hardware :)11:00
fabbionebut there is a bug filed11:00
thomheh11:00
fabbionemainly we need to check the driver licence11:00
fabbioneif you want to give it a shot11:00
fabbionei can probably add it for 2.6.11.92-1.211:00
fabbione1.1 is going out in a very short time11:00
thomsure; can you url me?11:01
fabbione6142 is the bug 11:02
fabbionethe url to the driver is at comment #2311:02
thomright; I'll have a look (note that this problem is a regression from 2.6.10 for me - ie it's not the same bug as 6142; the hoary kernel works perfectly)11:06
dholbachfabbione: did you make lots of changes to the new kernel image since the one on people.u.c/~fabbione?11:07
fabbioneyes11:07
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dholbachgood, because it seems to work better on amd64 for me11:07
dholbachno funny crashes every 30m :-)11:07
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Lathiathehe11:09
jsgotangcoi gotta upload my photos11:10
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fabbioneelmo: can you please update gcc-3.4 on davis breezy chroot?11:16
dokoelmo: please could you sync autogen from unstable? the current version breaks the gcc-4.0 build11:19
elmofabbione: done11:20
elmodoko: already done11:20
fabbioneelmo: thanks11:20
fabbioneelmo: aslo the cdbs sync please.. ok to override11:20
elmofabbione: also already done11:20
fabbioneelmo: you rock!11:20
Burgundaviaseb128_, ping11:22
seb128_?11:22
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Burgundaviahttps://launchpad.ubuntu.com/malone/bugs/57911:22
Burgundaviait seems malone won't let me comment on the bug11:22
dholbachBurgundavia: you're logged in and have a preferred email set?11:23
Burgundaviadholbach, yes11:23
dholbachhrmm11:23
seb128_you comment and get a message?11:23
Burgundaviayep11:23
seb128_you need to enter the comment again from this window11:23
seb128_that's a known bug11:23
seb128_should be fixed today11:24
Burgundaviaah11:24
KeybukDebian Installer <installer@ftp-master.debian.org>11:24
KeybukFrom: Debian Installer <installer@ftp-master.debian.org>11:24
KeybukSubject: mozilla-thunderbird-locale-fr_1.0.dfsg-2ubuntu1_source.changes REJECTED11:24
KeybukRejected: Unknown distribution `breezy'.11:24
Keybukoops :p11:24
Keybukwho did that? :p11:24
elmohahaha11:25
dholbach:-D11:25
elmoTOUR GUIDE, COME ON DOWN11:25
Burgundaviaseb128_, thanks, done11:25
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Nafallohi all11:30
pittiHi Nafallo11:30
seb128anybody here gets A/V sync issues with the current gstreamer packages?11:31
pittiseb128: playing video with gstreamer does not really work on my box at all :-(11:32
seb128that has been mentionned during the VideoRoadmap BOF, but according to upstream that should work fine now and they would be happy to get bugs if people still get suchs issues11:32
jbaileyseb128: How recent a gstreamer are you thinking?11:32
jbaileyseb128: The stuff in Hoary had sync issues for me.11:32
seb128jbailey: there is no changes since hoary11:33
seb128DVD is a special case11:33
thomKeybuk: yes yes. i've already mailed aurelin and apologised11:33
seb128do you have sync issues on what kind of files?11:33
jbaileyseb128: Ah, dvd was the only thing I was looking at.11:34
seb128k, so that's known11:34
Keybukthom: cool :)  just checking11:34
Keybukdidn't know whether you got a copy of it or not11:34
seb128bbr11:34
thomno, i realised as soon as i'd done it :-)11:34
thomfabbione: new inotify out, with abi/api borkage :-)11:36
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fabbionethom: meh.. 11:36
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danielsthom: to complement dbus11:37
fabbionethom: are you sure you don't want to join the kernel team.. you are so incredibly fast11:37
Lathiatapi and abi breakage seems to be the flavour of the month11:38
fabbioneelmo: are you upgrading the whole breezy chroot on davis?11:38
fabbione fakeroot: command not found11:39
thomfabbione: hahah; i'm reading that mail from mdz currently11:39
fabbionethere.. fakeroot is bak11:39
lifelesshmm, lots of seeking on a new ppc install11:39
fabbioneback11:39
lifeless(cdrom seeking)11:39
lifelessKamion: ping11:39
elmofabbione: err, yes, sorry11:39
fabbioneelmo: no problem dude :)11:40
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Kamionlifeless: pong11:40
lifelesshow do you switch vty's on the hoary ppc install cd ?11:40
Kamionlifeless: I've done just about everything I can about seeking without totally upending the install; I won't be wasting any more time on it11:41
Kamionlifeless: one of: cmd-f2; cmd-fn-f2; alt-f2; alt-fn-f211:41
Kamionpressed in that order11:41
Kamiondepends on the keymap unfortunately11:41
lifelessomg11:42
lifelessalt-fn-f2 in that order11:42
lifelesscould we get doco on that in the intro text ?11:42
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Kamionno because it *depends on the keymap*11:42
Kamionwhich sucks, yes11:43
lifelessKamion: as in 'list them all'11:43
lifelessexactly what you told me is all I needed11:43
KamionI'd rather see vaguely consistent keymaps first11:43
Kamionprobably fits better in the installation manual11:45
bob2it'd be saner to disable fn-first if at all possible11:48
Kamionany idea how to do that in the installer? (no pbbuttonsd or whatever)11:49
Kamion                        ADBBuffer[3]  &= 0xfe;11:49
Kamion                        ADBBuffer[3]  |= (config & KEYBOARD_FNTOP) ? 0x01 : 0x00;11:49
Kamion                        adb_write_reg (fd, ADBBuffer, n, dev, 1);11:49
Kamionhmm11:50
Kamionnice shell-friendly interface :-P11:50
bob2hehe11:50
Kamionwell, feel free to file a bug against, er, probably kbd-chooser for that; I do agree it would be nice to set fkeysfirst11:52
willisbeagle has been in breezy's source package list for 12 hours now, i was just wondering when it would end up in breezy's binary package list and could be downloaded and installed?11:56
elmochmj: please close the linc bug, it's been removed from debian and ubuntu12:04
lifelessmmm12:04
lifelessnew install, my mouse doesn't work :p12:04
chmjelmo: that saves me a huge panic12:04
elmolifeless: is it a new new powerbook?12:05
lifelessyes12:05
lifelessspanking12:05
tsengdaniels: hopefully sometime this week.. getting everything sorted on amd6412:05
elmolifeless: yeah, they changed the trackpad pretty fundamentally, it's not going to work with hoary's kernel :(12:06
lifelessgroan. breezy works ?12:07
elmoI've seen people working on it, 2.6.12 or so might support it, I'm not sure12:07
danielstseng: cool.  i sort of merged mono support into 0.33.12:07
tsengdaniels: rock12:07
danielslifeless: still not really working at this stage; it's sort of i-can't-believe-it's-not-usb-hid.  thanks apple.12:07
lifelesselmo: oh well. spare 10 GB parition.12:07
lifelessdaniels: neato.12:07
danielstseng: not so much 'rock', because it means I can't upload new dbus until it's done.  get cracking. :P12:07
lifelessso time to see if parted f*cked the hfs+ partition12:07
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willisjust wondering, i noticed that both, linux-image-2.6.12 and beagle built succesfuly in the logs, but they haven't ended up in the any repositories except for breezy source12:11
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lifelessok, hfs+ still happy. yay12:13
pittiwillis: linux failed on i38612:15
fabbionethere is a new version building right now12:15
fabbionebe patience12:16
thomfabbione: i'm tempted to add the skge driver and try that12:16
willispitti, ah yes thanks12:16
fabbionethom: if you can test it, that would for sure help12:16
danielspitti: p.u.c/~daniels/dbus/12:16
pittidaniels: rock, thanks12:17
danielspitti: any time12:21
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abelliciao12:23
abellifabbione: u here?12:23
fabbioneabelli: yes12:23
lifelessKamion: whats your ubuntu email address ?12:27
Amaranthcolin.watson@ubuntu.com ?12:27
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lifelesswell kamion and colin both bounced.12:27
lifelessso I'm checking this time to be sure12:28
Amaranthwell, if that one bounces you'll know it isn't right :)12:28
elmocjwatson@ is his short alias12:28
fabbionelifeless: cjwatson@12:28
lifelessAmaranth: thanks. 12:29
Kamionyes, cjwatson or colin.watson, neither colin nor kamion will work12:32
Amaranthis the amd64 buildd still messed up?12:33
Kamionlifeless: not quite sure what the e-mail is about though :)12:33
elmoAmaranth: please stop doing that12:33
lifelessKamion: parted asked me to email some random due12:33
lifeless*dude*12:33
elmolamont was quite clear yesterday, that _one_ isolated buildd had issues and that it's been taken out of rotation12:34
Amaranthoh :P12:34
AmaranthI wasn't here for that part, just going by what I saw in #ubuntu-motu12:34
elmoAmaranth: dude, he was talking _to you_12:34
Amaranthhe was?12:35
elmoyes.12:35
Amarantherr, i don't remember that12:35
Kamionlifeless: oh, I see that now but had never looked at that code before12:35
Amaranthoh well12:35
Kamionbut thanks for the mail12:35
elmo18:48 < lamont> Amaranth: there is _one_ buildd that is throwing random segv's, removed from the rotation until it gets a good checkup.  otherwise, life is goin12:35
elmog well.12:36
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Amaranthsorry12:36
jsgotangcobye bye12:37
Kamion-rwxr-xr-x  1 root root 14621 2004-04-18 18:15 /bin/lsb_release12:38
Kamiona *shell script*. Jesus, whatever happened to writing small code12:38
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ajmitch_hi seb12:39
mvirkkilHas anyone seen evolution causing the hd to stall? Doing an 'ls' will not work. I get messages like 'pio timeout' and 'dma write failed'.12:40
mvirkkilI don't understand how evolution could be causing it, but it only happens after I've used evolution.12:40
dholbachsounds rather like kernel/hardware's fault?12:40
Amaranthyeah, i'd say it's the hard drive12:41
tsengdaniels: right now its looking like there are regressions in dh_clideps, alot of mono depends are busted12:43
danielstseng: awesome12:44
tsengyeah it might be a bit longer12:44
seb128elmo: can you ban python-gtk2 from the archive, we have renamed it to pygtk12:52
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dholbachseb128: there are a lot of packages depending on it still12:53
dholbachseb128: 3712:53
seb128dholbach: ??12:53
seb128dholbach: you didn't get it12:53
dholbachok :-)12:54
seb128apt-cache showsrc python-gtk212:54
dholbachyesyes :-))12:54
dholbachi was already worried ;-)12:54
seb128you really think I want to kick pygtk out of the distro??12:54
dholbachseb128: if you have a lousy day, i could imagine so :-)12:54
seb128you should take some sleep dude :)12:54
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seb128ah ah12:55
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pittiseb128: do you know anything about upstream's status of transitioning to dbus 0.33 and hal 0.5?01:07
pittiseb128: I mean for gnome-vfs and the like01:07
seb128GNOME is fine01:07
seb128FC4 uses dbus 0.33 and hal 0.501:07
seb128so they have the corresponding patches for GNOME01:08
dholbachseb128 is too well informed about RH :-)01:08
seb128the gnomevfs changes are already upstream01:08
pittiseb128: so if daniels and me upload the new crack in the next days, you could make gvfs work again relatively quickly?01:08
seb128dholbach: I went to the UbuntuAndUpstream BOF :)01:08
seb128pitti: I'm ready for the switch01:08
dholbachhahaaaha :-)01:08
pitticool01:08
danielstseng: mono in main pls01:09
dholbachseb128: i got lost in FindingPackages :-)01:09
dholbachdaniels: he drove to work01:09
pittiseb128: now I'm breaking my head about providing a clean upgrade transition, when we have it we are ready to go01:09
seb128pitti: I talk with upstream yesterday, gnome-vfs CVS is fine, just need to do a CVS package01:09
seb128pitti: upstream is running breezy, with your packages from 3 weeks ago and gnome-vfs CVS 01:09
Zombtseng:  feel free to join #debian-mono if you have something to contribute01:09
dholbachZomb: he drove to work01:10
danielspitti: if all you guys are waiting on is dbus, I'll throw libdbus-cil out for the time being and sort the mono component out later01:10
pittidaniels: I just upgraded to your packages (breaking my whole packaging system with --force-depends all over the place)01:11
pittidaniels: now I'm compiling hal 0.5.101:11
danielsyeah, I can't install anything anymore01:11
danielsapt showers me in hate01:11
pittidaniels: it would be easier if dbus would at least Provide: dbus-1 for a transition period01:12
pittidaniels: alternatively we need an emtpy transition package01:12
danielsum01:12
danielsthe only dbus-1 depends would be autogenerated01:12
pittiit isn't nice, though01:12
danielsi.e. files linked against libdbus-1.so.0 that would break anyway01:12
pittidaniels: okay, we can also collect all packages depending on dbus-1 and recompile them in one shot01:13
danielsthat's the one01:13
Amaranthhmm, not too many in that list01:16
Amaranthor does rdepends only show the packages i have installed?01:17
Lathiatoyes01:17
Lathiatonly those you have installed01:17
danielser, rdepends is an apt-cache thing01:18
danielsit shows everything01:18
Lathiatoh01:18
Lathiatmy bad01:18
pittidaniels: uh, apt-get -f install is ... interesting01:20
Kamionelmo: any news on that ziyi fix? can I help?01:20
Lathiatpitti: interesting?01:20
pittiLathiat: it basically wants to remove all of gnome01:20
Lathiatheh01:21
Lathiatwhat do you have broken01:21
elmoKamion: meh.  sorry, forgot.  really doing01:21
danielspitti: yeah01:21
pittiLathiat: upgraded to daniel's dbus pacakges :)01:21
mvothe fixer has interessting ideas somestimes :)01:21
Lathiathaha01:21
Kamionelmo: np, thanks01:21
pittimvo: in fact it's the only way to return to a consistent state (unless you teach apt to downgrade and change packages)01:21
Kamionhave to kick up new d-i to get working framebuffer anyway01:22
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mvirkkildholbach, Amaranth: Yeah, I figured that hd failure was the most likely problem, but I cannot reproduce it with any kind of stresstesting/usage besides opening evolution. 01:31
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mvirkkildholbach, Amaranth: Oh, well. I guess I should make backups and start looking for a new hd since there is no other logical explanation to the problem.01:32
Amaranthpop it in another computer and mount it read only01:32
dholbachmvirkkil: i'm no expert on this... sorry :-/01:32
seb128pitti: it probably wants to drop gnomevfs?01:33
mvirkkilHow usable is breezy at the moment? 01:33
pittiseb128: it wants to drop gnome01:33
pittimvirkkil: works reasonable for me (apart from local breakage)01:33
mvirkkilFor development that is (ie how far is the gcc transition)?01:33
seb128pitti: yeah, I've understood that, just figuring why ... that's probably due to lib like gnomevfs01:34
pittiyeah01:34
seb128where are you package guys? so I can break everything too and fix gnome :)01:34
Kamionmvirkkil: C++ transition hasn't happened yet01:37
thomseb128: epiphany needs a minor patch to build with new dbus; i filed an upstream bug about it (#301153)01:38
mvirkkilKamion: Does an eta exist?01:38
seb128thom: rock, thanks01:39
dholbachKamion: the complete-complete-complete c++ transition will take *some* time, we have to touch some hundred packages for it, but breezy itself will be usable still01:41
Kamionmvirkkil: over the next few days for main, I believe01:41
Kamiondholbach: sure01:41
Kamiondholbach: I was around the last time it happened in Debian, I know the ropes :)01:41
mvirkkildholbach: Ok. Then I'll upgrade to breezy, since the new kernel supports my tv-out card :-)01:42
dholbachKamion, mvirkkil: it will be SO MUCH fun, i can feel it already :-)01:42
mvirkkildholbach: And I'm working on my own little version of usplash01:42
Kamionyou guys have a strange concept of fun ;)01:42
danielsyeah, the 1.02 transition was awesome01:42
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dholbachKamion: ... says the debian-installer guy :-))))01:42
mvirkkilKamion: You are the d-i guy?01:43
Kamionmvirkkil: yes01:43
Kamionwell, the one in Ubuntu, anyway01:43
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mvirkkilKamion: Cool. I've been playing around with bogl quite a bit, and I was wondering if theree is any interest in trying to prettify the widgets?01:43
mvirkkilKamion: Or is it a moot point withthe new graphical installer?01:44
Kamionwe aren't targetting cdebconf/gtk for breezy, see http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/GraphicalInstaller01:45
Kamionso sure01:45
ograyay01:45
mvirkkilKamion: But the target is running the graphical installer off of the live cd?01:45
Kamionmvirkkil: it'll be custom pygtk widgets, the startup process will still be bogl/newt01:46
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mvirkkilKamion: Ok. Nice to know.01:46
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Kamionand the regular non-live-CD installer will still be fully supported01:47
mvirkkilKamion: Yes, but once the live-cd supports installation, 90% will use that.01:48
pittidaniels: why does libdbus-1-1 conflict to dbus-1? is this really necessary?01:48
Kamionthat's a moot point, but I don't really feel like arguing the toos01:48
Kamiontoss01:49
danielspitti: sure01:49
danielspitti: dbus-1 provided the dbus binaries as well as the library01:49
KamionI suspect that people installing 90% of machines (i.e. big deployments) will continue to use the regular installer, even if 90% of *people* use the live CD-based one01:49
Kamion:-)01:49
pittidaniels: yeah, but I thought dbus-1 provides SONAME 0, whereas libdbus-1-1 provides SONAME 1?01:49
danielspitti: SONAME 0 and binaries01:49
Mitariohi everyone01:50
danielspitti: and the 'dbus' package now provides the binaries01:50
pittidaniels: libdbus-1-1 provides binaries?01:50
mvirkkilKamion: When you put it that way.. I trust your judgement. I'll probably try looking in to bogl's widget a bit during next week.01:50
danielsso that would only be useful for old dbus-1, new libdbus-1-101:50
danielswhich would be a situation that's kind of hard to engineer :)01:50
pittihm, ok01:50
Kamionmvirkkil: what sort of changes are you thinking of?01:50
pittidaniels: I downgraded to hoary versions and now I try to convince apt to install the new crack01:50
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danielspitti: mmm, I can sort of see that01:51
mvirkkilKamion: No changes in functionality. Just making the progressbar and pushbuttons a bit prettier.01:51
Kamion'k01:51
danielspitti: but you still couldn't dist-upgrade in any case01:51
elmo(disabling cron.daily & cron.unchecked)01:52
pittidaniels: I collect a list of packages which need to be upgraded01:52
danielspitti: apt-cache rdepends dbus-1 dbus-qt-1 dbus-glib-1?01:53
elmoKamion: could you use your jackass supah powahs to check out the new breezy/Releases and see if that works for you?01:54
seb128elmo: have you read about python-gtk2?01:54
elmoseb128: yes, I've excluded it from further syncs01:54
elmoI'll remove the source in a bit.  and eds1.2 too01:54
seb128thanks01:54
Kamionelmo: looks good, thanks01:57
elmok, cron.daily/unchecked re-enabled. full speed, MAXIMUM CHICKEN, ahead!01:58
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thomKeybuk: any progress with moz-ffox -> ffox MOM love? :-)01:59
Keybukthom: we blacklisted it, so no merges or syncs will happen for either02:00
Keybukthat's about as much progress as you can expect :p02:00
Keybukelmo's sync stuff needs to understand mappings before mom can02:00
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danielsthom: yeah, i pity you.  i mean, syncs are hard, but now you have to do the syncs in debian, too!02:01
seb128Keybuk: speaking about merge, atm we don't get sync bugs for experimental?02:01
thomdaniels: that made no sense02:01
danielsthom: well, you have been uploading to ftp-amster02:02
Keybukseb128: that's right02:02
Keybukactually, I think you do?02:02
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thomoh, right. it was an attempt at humour. sorry i missed out on that stunning joke02:02
Keybukthey go in Bugzilla, no?02:02
elmono, you won't02:02
elmoat least not unless mom developed her own smarts02:03
elmomy sync stuff doesn't remember where stuff came from last02:03
seb128Keybuk: I don't think so, I don't get bug for GNOME 2.10 afaik02:03
elmosince we're going to be using it for another 6 months, I should probably fix that02:03
Keybukseb128: oh, sorry02:03
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Keybukexperimental != universe02:03
Keybukmy brain is entirely fried today02:03
seb128;)02:04
Keybukthat's right02:04
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zulhey02:04
Keybukmom only knows about unstable02:04
seb128maybe that would be a good idea to teach it about experimental too?02:04
Amaranthwhat is mom? :)02:04
thomelmo: can you do mappings while you're at it too, please ;-)02:04
Keybukmaybe02:04
Keybukyou can add that to the bottom of my copious todo list :p02:05
Keybukshould be able to have it ready for you by windy or gusty02:05
seb128bah, why am I trying to get extra bugs02:05
KamionAmaranth: merge-o-matic02:05
seb128I already have enough :p02:05
pittiseb128: I think we need you for the transition02:05
aj"windy weasel" ?02:05
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ajwhat an awesome release name02:05
seb128pitti: <seb128> where are you package guys? so I can break everything too and fix gnome :)02:05
seb128pitti: was half an hour ago :)02:05
elmoWTF02:06
seb128pitti: ie: gimme the crack and I fix my part02:06
Kamionhmm, I probably shouldn't even bother trying to build CDs this week, should I?02:06
elmowhy isn't svn diff in alpha order?02:06
Keybukbreezy all installed today, I was quite shocked02:06
Kamionelmo: never understood that02:06
KamionKeybuk: considering the state of http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/testing/breezy_probs.html, that surprises me02:07
pittiseb128: with the packages in http://people.ubuntu.com/~daniels/dbus/ and http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/utopia/, could you put upgraded packages into p.u.c./~seb128/dbus/ ?02:07
pittiseb128: gnome-vfs2, nautilus-cd-burner, totem, gnome-media, evolution02:07
pittiseb128: there are some more packages affected, but above will do for testing02:07
pittiseb128: (rest: update-notifier, epiphany-browser, bluez-pin, bluez-utils, screem)02:07
danielsoh dear02:07
daniels4466     May 10 bugzilla-daemon (   0) [Bug 10589]   New: render: new changes from Debian require merging02:07
seb128pitti: epiphany-browser has a patch from thom02:07
pittiseb128: ah, I misunderstood "where are you package guys" -> I'm right at home :-)02:08
pittiseb128: "packages, guys" would have made it clear :-)02:08
seb128yeah, sorry02:08
seb128s/you/your/ too02:08
seb128pitti: I just grab something to eat and start working on that, should take ~2 hours I think 02:09
seb128for the list you gave02:09
pitticool02:10
Kamionelmo: promoting lshw-common to main would deal with most of the ubuntu-standard uninstallability, I think02:10
elmowhat the heck is lshw-common anyways? it's not even arch: all02:10
Kamionlooks like it's meant to be02:11
KamionI'll file a bug02:11
KamionI think its point was to be common between lshw and lshw-gtk02:12
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elmoKamion: promoted02:14
Kamion... and bug filed. thanks02:14
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thomKeybuk: also, MoM probably ought to check hoary-updates/hoary-security to see if there's a later package in there?02:30
Keybukwhat's MoM got to do with hoary?02:31
thomok, not MoM; but you get the point i was trying to make?02:31
Keybuknda?02:31
Keybukyeah, probably02:31
Lathiatwhat is Mom?02:31
thomLathiat: read scrollback02:32
dholbachmerge-o-matic02:32
Keybukactually, nda runs against breezy too02:32
dholbachread the bugzilla bugs resolved as UNIVERSE and you get an idea02:32
thomn/m; it's a usecase that doesn't really apply02:32
dholbachsee you later guys02:33
Keybukmaybe it should check unstable for packages that were supposed to go into breezy? :p02:33
thomassuming anyone manages that i think we have bigger problems than merges :p02:34
dokokeybuk: can we stop the merge-reminders for packages depending on python* for some time? we should do these when etch does the python transition02:35
Keybukno02:35
Keybukor, perhaps, "patches welcome" :p02:36
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pittimvo: using the packages in http://people.ubuntu.com/~daniels/dbus/, could you please prepare a new update-notifier for the new dbus?02:37
mvopitti: yes02:38
pittimvo: cool, thanks02:38
pittimvo: it's a new API, so this probably requires some porting efforts02:38
mvopitti: the url is not apt-able?02:38
pittimvo: I already did the porting for pmount, so if you need some hints, just ping me :)02:38
mvopitti: will do, thanks :)02:39
pittimvo: no, you can't install the packages with apt02:39
pittimvo: dpkg -i --force-depends :-/02:39
mvo*ick*02:39
pittimvo, seb128: oh, and before: sudo dpkg -P --force-depends dbus-1 dbus-1-doc dbus-glib-102:39
pittimvo: as I said, that's very rough, that's why we need to upload all packages in one shot02:40
pittimvo: you can install the new hal if you want/need it for u-m from http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/utopia/02:42
pittiu-n even02:42
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eruinis there inotify support in the current breezy kernel?02:53
Amarantheruin: there will be02:54
kamstrupWill it be enabled?02:55
kamstrup-- at boot i mean.02:56
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eruinI'm checking out linux-source 2.6.12 atm02:56
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Amarantheruin: That's 2.6.12rc2, iirc02:56
eruinand loving the fact that beagle is in breez ;)02:56
eruin2.6.11.91 they say02:56
Amaranthyeah, it's rc2 or rc302:57
fabbione92 is out02:57
kamstrupToo bad I can't use Beagle :( My /home is on an XFS02:57
fabbionejust wait for the buildd02:57
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fabbionethat is rc402:57
Amaranthfabbione: hot02:57
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Amaranthp.u.c uses GMT, right?02:58
kamstrupI've heard Beagle-talk in many distros by now, but nobody seems to be addressing the fact that it requires xattr02:58
kamstrupwhat's up with that?02:58
Treenakskamstrup: suse 9.3 does02:58
fabbionewe have xattr enabled02:58
fabbioneon all FS that actually supports it02:59
kamstrupYes, for ext3/2 partitions right?02:59
fabbionealso for all the others that have xattr02:59
fabbioneit's not only ext2/302:59
Amaranthkamstrup: Why the heck are you using XFS? :)02:59
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kamstrupI started using XFS way back when nobody was talking xattr02:59
danielshm, I thought XFS supported xattr if you compiled it right03:00
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kamstrupI'm quite sure it doesn't03:00
seb128pitti: /usr/sbin/hald: unrecognized option `--drop-privileges'03:00
pittiseb128: known upgrade problem03:01
seb128k03:01
pittiseb128: should work anyway03:01
kamstrupwait... maybe it did once, but it was dropped because it was buggy... :S03:01
danielsyes, yes it does03:01
danielshttp://www.ussg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0203.3/att-0298/01-xattr-2.4.19-pre4.patch03:01
danielsthat was against 2.4.1903:01
kamstrupI thought right :)03:01
kamstrupdaniels: - and I wonder how you came up with an obscure link like that so fast :)03:02
danielskamstrup: google03:03
kamstrupMaybe I should go back to 2.4.19 when Breezy hits the road?03:03
kamstrupOh... I've heard about that :)03:03
danielswell, I assume it got merged in somewhere along the way03:03
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Amaranthphp says xattr is supported on xfs :)03:04
thomxfs supports xattr by defaqult, it's just built in03:04
thomno options required03:04
danielsright03:04
kamstrupOh...03:06
kamstrupI was just skimming "make menuconfig" and couldn't find any xattr for XFS/JFS/ReiserFS, that explains that partially03:07
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Amaranth*boggle*03:07
Amaranthwait, xattrs are file metadata?03:08
kamstrupYes. Kinda03:08
Amaranthextendable, customizable, file metadata?03:08
Amaranthmeaning, no limits to keys and such03:08
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kamstrup"Extended attributes are name:value pairs associated with inodes by the kernel or by users" 03:09
kamstrup-- from menuconfig03:09
Amaranthwhen did this get sneaked in and why isn't anyone making a big deal out of it?03:09
kamstrupI dunno...03:09
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kamstrupI read on the lkml that Linus thinks it is a hack :)03:09
Amaranthpfft03:09
kamstrupWhat about resier4 in the kernel? Suse has that too right?03:10
Amaranththat'd be nice :)03:10
thomsuse are welcome to it03:10
danielsxattrs have been in there for about a bajillion years03:10
kamstrupand that is a lot of years03:11
Amaranthmaybe no one is making a fuss because no one calls it metadata :)03:12
zulbleah...reiser403:13
Treenaksricerfs03:13
thomeraserfs03:13
kamstrupHehe metadata is taboo and nobody knows what xattr is, so everythings is a ok03:13
kamstrupIn this spirit why not redub "bugs" as "pandas"? Nobody can blame a panda. It is cute and is a threatened species.03:15
kamstrup"Fedora Core is full of pandas"03:15
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Amaranthkamstrup: But then developers couldn't squash pandas and no one would like Fedora. ;)03:16
kamstrupAmaranth: I see.03:16
kamstrupgeiserfs03:18
kamstrup-- explodes every day at 12 o clock :)03:18
Treenakskamstrup: kaiserfs ?03:18
Amaranthok, ok, so it sucks right now03:20
Amaranthit's a good idea tough03:20
Amarantherr, though03:20
kamstrupTreenaks: One file-system to rule them all. 03:21
kamstrupI heard that reiser4 needs defragging like ye olde fat-fs's... Is that correct?03:22
Amaranthit's designed so it doesn't need defragged03:22
Amaranthor something like that, the buzzwords went over my head03:22
kamstrupBut I heard it did anyway03:23
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lamontah, partimage.  sigh03:23
eruinthis all sounds like quake03:23
Amaranthi think it does a mini-defrag on file save03:23
kamstrupTo be more specific: Performance should be amazing at first, but after a while it should decrease steadily...03:23
eruinI wonder why best doesnt turn up anything but im conversations and stuff like that03:23
kamstruperuin: last time I tried best it couldn't find anything but pdfs03:24
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Amaranthit's still indexing03:24
eruinit doesn't like turning up with anything but im conversations and emails here... it seems to despise files03:24
eruinallow me to eruin@lorien:~ $ export BEAGLE_EXERCISE_THE_DOG=103:25
kamstrupHehe... I had it exactly the other way around... It was back in 0.0.7 or sumtin, me tinks03:25
Amarantheruin: You need to restart beagled after you do that.03:26
eruinAmaranth: I've done so ;)03:26
Amarantheruin: And it'll probably kill your computer. :P03:26
eruindidn't seem to have an effect03:26
eruinatleast03:27
eruinit's not using any cpu03:27
eruin:P03:27
kamstrupWill there be Python Cairo bindings in Breezy? (they kick as - but cvs doesn't work atm)03:27
danielskamstrup: when they make it into a released tarball, yeah03:31
danielsi'm not comfortable with tracking cvs until carl gets bored with breaking the api every other day03:31
mvoping jdub 03:32
jdubyo mvo 03:32
jdubmvo: hrm, wandering off for a bit - perhaps mail me? :)03:33
mvojdub: what do you think about michiel gui suggestion http://blogs.gnome.org/michiels03:33
mvojdub: oh, ok. no problem :)03:33
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jdubmvo: excellent changes :-)03:35
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jdubmvo: (just caught me ;)03:35
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hungerThe 686-smp kernel does not seem to robust... two crashes since I switched to it this morning:-(03:41
eruinfabbione: any way to enable inotify in the 2.6.12 kernel give in ubuntu-devel@, or even in the stock breezy kernel?03:43
fabbioneeruin: inotify is enable in 2.6.11.91 and .9203:43
fabbioneby default03:43
eruincheers ;)03:43
fabbionethere is no stock breezy kernel03:43
fabbionethe breezy kernel will be 2.6.1203:43
fabbionewhen it will be final03:44
fabbioneand so on...03:44
eruinah, thanks for clearing that up :)03:44
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ograTreenaks, thanks, perfect timing for the fresh coffee ;)03:56
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mvopitti: I ported update-manager, but I'm unable to test it because it looks like gnome-volume-manager is not doing anything anymore. puting in a cd has no effect. is this a know problem? or am I just missing something :)?04:12
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thomseb128: can you have a look at #9097?04:20
seb128sure I can04:20
thomta04:21
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seb128thom: I've asked for a bt with the -dbg 04:21
ogra<-- bath04:23
pittimvo: did you upgrade to my gvm at p.u.c/~pitti/utopia/?04:26
mvopitti: yes04:26
pittimvo: does it still run? if not, you might need to start it manually in a shell04:27
mvopitti: I just restarted it, no effect. I also restarted dbus ... anymore I need to do?04:28
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pittimvo: did you upgrade hal?04:30
mvopitti: yes04:30
pittimvo: what does gvm say when you insert the CD?04:30
mvopitti: nothing04:30
pittigrumpf04:30
pittimvo: can you email me a lshal before and after inserting the cd?04:31
seb128pitti: I've updated packages for gnome-vfs gnome-media nautilus-cd-burner epiphany-browser04:32
pittiseb128: you rock04:33
pittiseb128: can you put them on people?04:33
seb128k04:33
seb128I'm working on evo which ftbfs for different reason04:33
seb128I blame Mithrandir who brokes pkg-config04:33
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xuzolshw-common is not instable from a debootstraped breezy, should report this has a bug?04:34
seb128I'll already upload the other stuff on pu.c04:34
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pittiseb128: does the new hal work for you?04:35
Kamionxuzo: it was in universe; already fixed04:36
xuzoKamion, should be in main?04:37
Kamionxuzo: yes04:37
xuzos/should/shold not/04:37
Kamionxuzo: may not have hit your mirror yet04:37
xuzooh, ok04:37
seb128pitti: putting an audio CD starts the CD player and lshal works fine04:37
seb128pitti: I've not tried out of this04:38
pittimvo: ^ fix your system :-)04:38
seb128I had to restart gnome-volume-manager04:38
dokolamont: no need to try the glibc build. it currently FTBFS04:38
Kamionhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/report.html04:38
seb128it crashed some time after the update04:38
Kamion^-- hitlist04:39
seb128with an useless bt ...04:39
pittiseb128: yes, I did not yet port the reconnect patch04:39
pittiseb128: such big patches are a PITA to port, but upstream simply does not accept patches04:39
seb128not sure04:39
pittiseb128: at some point gvm just needs to be rewritten from scratch...04:40
seb128I would say 'upstream is not reactive'04:40
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seb128jdub, mdz: should I put sabayon on ship?04:40
Kamionlamont: any reason lvm2's taking so long to build on powerpc?04:40
seb128pitti: crappy design?04:40
lamontdoko: ok.  holler when then04:41
pittiseb128: debian/patches is bigger than upstream source04:41
pittiseb128: and yes, the code is a mess04:41
seb128utch04:41
lamontKamion: because I'm a muppet???  given back. thanks04:43
Kamionta04:44
Kamionit was in state Building so I wasn't sure04:44
luis_tseng: BTW, any chance you'll build a muine-plugins package at some point?04:44
luis_(now that the tray icon is a plugin, I'm desirous of the plugins :)04:44
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seb128luis_: we have fixed the sabayon hang and some other issues and I've uploaded the package like 1 hour ago 04:45
luis_seb128: rock!04:45
luis_seb128: I will experiment with it within 24 hours; rest of today is sort of busy for me04:45
seb128works fine here, but feedbacks are welcome when the package is available04:45
luis_definitely04:46
seb128k, thanks04:46
luis_is there a tool to allow you to load settings yet? the webpage seems to suggest 'no'04:46
lamontKamion: worse yet - building with a log file... :-)04:46
Lathiatcan you make dupload upload a binary?04:46
wasabi_so i was thinking more about my .apt file idea.04:46
Kamionlamont: ?04:46
pittiLathiat: yes, it uploads everything that it is in the changes file04:46
wasabi_this technically would work for rpm based distros too.04:46
wasabi_which is pretty compelling.04:46
pittiLathiat: however, we don't do binary uploads in Ubuntu04:47
Kamionmdz: could you remove little:cdimage/,,new-pristine* ?04:47
wasabi_(people might use it)04:47
Lathiatpitti: no04:47
Lathiatpitti: but when uploading to my personal webspace04:47
Lathiati'd like to send the i386 build with the source04:47
lamontKamion: building-with-a-log ==> failed.  although in this case, it was a non-auto dep-wait04:47
pittiLathiat: build without -S (i. e. use the default), then this will be a source+binary build04:47
lamontthat I managed to delete/not receive, some how04:47
Lathiatpitti: right04:48
Kamionlamont: ah, ok04:48
Lathiatthanks04:48
Kamionbreezy powerpc CD overflowed04:48
Kamionby about 40MB04:48
mvopitti: thanks, hal+update-manager love each other again now04:48
lamontKamion: woot!04:48
pittimvo: rock04:48
jdubKamion: it's going to be even funnier when we start shifing goals into main :-)04:49
KamionCD 1 filled with 606583310 bytes ... (limit was 614046105)04:49
Kamionthat limit could be increased a bit though04:49
jdubseb128: supported, methinks04:49
Kamionjdub: I don't care about main, I care about ship. :)04:49
lamontKamion: at some point, shipseed is gonna have to take one for the team, though.04:49
jdubKamion: ship's getting bigger?04:49
Kamionjdub: I never said it was04:50
lamontdoko: libggi is ICE04:50
jdubKamion: if you said it was, i wouldn't have asked...04:51
lamontdoko: er, that was libggi_1:2.0.5-1ubuntu2, since superseded04:51
Kamionjdub: not to my knowledge04:51
jdubKamion: (my point being, goals are going to move into ship and desktop - that's going to be funny this release)04:51
lamontdoko: er, nm.  libgii != libggi.  libggi is ICE04:51
Kamionjdub: we get to ditch languages then, fundamentally04:51
Kamionthough ppc64 kernel will help a bit04:52
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seb128luis_: I've documented the file format to load profiles, you have to edit that manually atm04:52
seb128README.Debian has an example04:53
luis_ah, great, thanks04:53
seb128np04:53
seb128jdub: can you modify the seed you feel right? the package name is "sabayon" ;)04:53
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Lathiatheh04:55
ograseb128, GettingRidOfTheDesktop ?? i thought that was a joke from your side : http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDownUnder/BreezyGoals04:56
seb128ogra: that's a joke04:57
ograheh04:57
seb128ogra: probably JaneW who doesn't know :)04:57
ograyes, thats what i thought04:57
JaneWhuh?04:58
JaneWhehee04:58
seb128JaneW: "GettingRidOfTheDesktop" is a joke based on "CommandLineDisintegration" aka "GettingRidOfTheCommandLine" from daniel :)04:58
JaneWsorry some of those things I thought were inside jokes, but I was afraid of leaving off anything NB04:58
JaneW*nod*04:58
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JaneWwe were trying to improve a big enterprise Windows product04:59
JaneWsomeone chirped lets rewrite it in Unix04:59
JaneWand it was minuted as an action05:00
JaneW;)05:00
ograheh05:00
seb128rofl05:00
seb128pitti: http://people.ubuntu.com/~seb128/dbus/05:00
seb128pitti: I've a workaround for evolution, building atm05:01
mvopitti: new hal/dbus update-notifier: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/update-notifier05:01
pittithat's like Christmas...05:02
seb128pitti: we are ready for upload so? :)05:06
pittiseb128: no :-(05:06
seb128why?05:07
pittiseb128: let me test the crack before, and we still need to find a good hal transition05:07
pittiseb128: you saw that bug05:07
seb128yeah05:07
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jdubhow on earth did keno make it into supported?05:10
jduber05:10
jdubkino05:10
pittiseb128: cool, with all those packages it looks like the update could actually work now05:11
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pittiseb128: damn, the update goes flawlessly, but nothing depends on dbus, so dbus does not get installed05:13
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seb128pitti: hal doesn't require dbus?05:14
pittiseb128: something has to depend on dbus, for my sake that is hal05:15
seb128agreed05:15
pittiseb128: before, dbus-1 contained the library and the daemon, thus it was a shlibs-depend05:15
pittiseb128: now libdbus-1-1 does not contain the daemon any more, so we need an explicit dependency05:15
pittihal makes sense05:15
seb128right05:15
pittiseb128: now I have to downgrade all of this stuff again *sigh*05:16
seb128yep, let's poke the hal maintainer ;)05:16
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pittiouch05:16
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pittiHi astharot 05:16
astharotciao05:16
ograpitti, nooo05:16
pittiastharot: 2:45 to go :-)05:16
astharotciao pitti05:16
astharot2:45 ?!?!05:17
astharotare you crazy?05:17
pittihours05:17
astharotit's 17:1705:17
pittioops, no05:17
pitti0:4505:17
astharot0:4505:17
astharot!05:17
pittiargh, already sooo late..05:17
astharothrehehe05:17
astharotpvt05:17
astharotquery me05:17
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ograthe tube ^05:17
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Mitariore05:19
mvowb Mitario :)05:20
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mdzmvo: pong05:23
pittiMorning mdz 05:24
lamontMithrandir: you around?05:24
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lamontCC="gcc-3.4" kinda requires a build-dep on gcc-3.405:25
zygathanks for fixing powernowd :-)05:25
pittiseb128: hmm, so where are my shiny desktop and Computer place icons?05:26
pittiseb128: so far I don't even see my CD-ROMs in Computer, do you?05:26
jordipitti: gtk bug05:27
pittijordi: of course05:27
seb128pitti: my computer place has 1 floppy, 2 CD, 1 mounted partition and / which seems right 05:27
pittiseb128: ah, I didn't restart my session after upgrade, i. e. the old g-vfs-daemon was probably running05:28
pittiseb128: next time I try to relogin05:28
seb128killall gnome-vfs-daemon nautilus 05:28
pittiseb128: I'm currently downgrading again (I wrote a script for that ...)05:28
seb128should do the trick05:28
seb128k05:28
pittioh right, thanks05:28
mdzKamion: removed05:29
Kamionmdz: which?05:29
mdzKamion: ,,new-pristine05:30
Kamionoh right, thanks05:30
mdzKamion: I don't see any other requests from you for me to remove something05:30
Kamionthere weren't AFAIK, I'd just forgotten what I'd asked. :-)05:32
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mdzand good morning :-)05:34
thommorning mdz05:34
mvogood morning mdz 05:34
Nafallomorning mdz :-)05:34
Kamiongood morning mr. zimmerman </chorus>05:34
Nafallo*s*05:34
pittiseb128, mvo: it's a hell of an upgrade, but it works!05:34
KamionI kept being freaked out this morning by reading repeated citations in a friend's PhD thesis of one "M. Zimmermann"05:35
seb128pitti: why it's a hell?05:35
pittiseb128, mvo: it's just the cosmetical error about that hal error message05:35
pittiseb128: it removes, adds, shifts packages all over the place05:35
pittiseb128: but apt figures it out05:35
seb128k, fine05:35
seb128I'm away for ~1h05:35
pittiand I get shiny icons :-)05:36
pittiseb128: we should upload tomorrow morning, when daniels is here05:36
seb128you can start with dbus/hal, I'll follow05:36
pittimvo: ^ 05:36
seb128k05:36
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pittiseb128: oh, there is a signed changes05:36
mvomdz: I have two small patches in apt--mvo--0 for review and merge. I also would like to upload a new version into debian/experimental (can I /msg you about it)?05:36
mvopitti: k05:36
pittiseb128: so in theory we could upload05:37
mvopitti: what time (roughly)?05:37
seb128pitti: there is no hurry, do what you feel right :)05:37
pittimvo: it's not that important, apt will hold back updates which break things05:37
mdzmvo: ok05:37
mdzmvo: (or #d-d)05:37
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williswhat timezone are the build computers in?05:47
Kamionwillis: London time05:47
thomgmt+105:47
willisKamion, oh cool thanks, that's where i am, makes it easy05:48
lamontelmo: please migrate libopts25 and libopts25-dev to main, so that autogen can install, and gcc-4.0 will build.  kthxbye05:48
elmodone05:50
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pittiogra: but lamont's kick was probably a give-back :-)05:54
Lathiathaha05:54
ograpitti, mine was a real hard kick.... my foot hurts :)05:55
pittiogra: how can you hard-kick software?05:55
pittiogra: I thought the very definition of software was that kicking it doesn't hurt?05:55
Lathiathmm interesting bug in epiphany05:55
Lathiaton ubuntu wiki edit05:55
Lathiatthe text in the editbox is off about 2 characters to the left of the outline05:56
Lathiatso is the scrollbar05:56
ograpitti, depends how hard you kick it...05:56
ograpitti, but i suspect i'll only deform it further.... it wont bring me the missing binarys05:56
lamontogra: just remember, mono is a disease that is very tiresome, and hard to get over.05:57
lamontrequires much bedrest05:57
ograhmm.... then i'm probably the wrong person for it :)05:57
lamontheh05:57
lamontmono == mononucleosis05:57
ograheh05:57
ograi'm alredy getting dizzy by all these dll's05:58
lamonthrm... gcc-4.0 pingpong.05:58
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dilingerhm.  malone didn't like that bug followup05:59
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jordijordi@nubol:~/cvs/gnome/2.10/gnome-mud$ make dist06:13
jordimake: *** No rule to make target `intltool-modules/XML/Parser/Style/OrigTree.pm', needed by `distdir'.  Stop.06:13
jordidoes anyone know what this is about?06:13
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pittitrulux: here?06:20
pittitrulux: if so, please join the CC to apply for membership06:20
hungerWho fixed powernowd?06:21
dholbachzmore /usr/share/doc/powernowd/changelog.Debian.gz06:22
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NafalloBaby: hi :-)06:23
hungerCould someone apply the patch attached to bug #10457 to powernowd's init-script, please?06:23
Babyhi Nafallo!! :)06:23
hungerthom: You got that bug assigned to:-)06:24
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truluxpitti: just came back from class, sure06:25
lamontseb128: sabayon missing build-deps06:29
lamontspecifically libxml-parser-perl06:29
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seb128lamont: k06:33
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Nafallojdub: u-c-april isn't in breezy?06:38
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mxpxpodhow would I get hotplug to overwrite the configs I have in /etc when installing it?07:16
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tim_anyone know if there is a e17-ubuntu in the works? I saw a mention that there was talk of it in an interview with mark shuttleworth (think thta was the name)....sry if this isn't the right channel to ask07:19
seb128is there a e17?07:20
tim_its still in development07:20
tim_but i'm using it....and its damn sexy07:20
dredgseb128: due out after duke nukem forever07:20
tim_i've been using it for a few months now, development goes at a pretty incredible rate and its pretty stable, i have yet to have it crash on me07:21
ogratim_, put it on the UniverseCandidates wiki page... if soeone wants to package i he will grab it there07:21
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ograif someone wants to package it he will grab it there07:22
mxpxpodor, actually, how would I get dpkg to ask me if I want to overwrite the /etc stuff when I install hotplug?07:22
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cartmananyone investigating tar failures on all arches? Looks like a gcc4 problem07:23
tim_ogra, should I put it there if its still in heavy development? It would require that it be maintained and updated rather frequently07:23
Kamionmxpxpod: look at dpkg's --force-conf{new,old,def,miss} options in dpkg --force-help07:23
ogratim_, then we could have a snapsot in universe or something07:23
tim_ogra, alrighty cool...thx for the help :)07:24
mxpxpodKamion: also, how do I download the .debs using apt-get if I already have the newest version of hotplug?07:25
dredgapt-get install hotplug=version.number07:25
Mithrandirseb128: pong07:27
Mithrandirlamont: pong07:27
seb128Mithrandir: about the pkg-config issue we spoke some days ago07:27
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seb128Mithrandir: that's ftbfsing some GNOME stuff which is getting annoying07:28
tseng|workogra: whats up07:28
Mithrandirseb128: yeah, sorry I haven't fixed it.  I'll look at it on my flight in about 30 minutes.07:28
Amaranthhey, what's this notification thing i got after booting with 2.6.12?07:28
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seb128Mithrandir: k, thanks. If you don't have time to fix maybe you could consider changing back pkg-config time to figure what's wrong?07:28
ogratseng|work, trulux was looking for sponsors in the CC meeting, i thought you could say something about his work... but its over now07:29
Mithrandirseb128: yeah, but I'm rather going to fix it the right way around. :)07:29
mxpxpodKamion: hmm, --force-confdef didn't prompt me07:29
seb128cool07:29
Kamionmxpxpod: "force dpkg to accept defaults" - so no, it won't07:30
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mxpxpodKamion: do I have to have a debconf option set for it to say "There's a different config file... what would you like to do?"07:32
Kamiondpkg does not use debconf07:32
KamionI don't believe you can force it to give you the conflict resolution dialog for every file (even if there's no conflict)07:32
mxpxpodhmm07:33
Kamionbut the --force-conf* options are usually sufficient to fix up problems07:33
mxpxpodwell, hotplug takes forever to start up during boot, and on my brother's i386 machine it flies07:33
Kamion--force-confnew is probably the biggest hammer07:34
mxpxpodwill it save files that conflict with the .dpkg-old extension?07:35
KamionI'd have to check the source. I believe so, but take a backup if you're worried07:35
seb128elmo: glabels sync please07:36
elmoseb128: done07:38
seb128thanks07:38
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Mirvregarding the yesterday's breezy kickoff, was there any discussion about input methods for various languages?07:54
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jbaileyMirv: Nope.07:54
jbaileyBasically the bofs from UDU were split into high, medium, and low priority.07:54
Mirvjbailey: are there any ubuntu people looking into eg. freedesktop's scim/uim etc.?07:54
jbaileyMirv: We got through the high and medium priorities.07:54
Mirvjbailey: ok07:54
jbaileyMirv: Your best bet is to do a search of udu.wiki.ubuntu.com07:55
jbaileyMirv: If you can find a spec there, there's probably some people interested in it.07:55
jbaileyMirv: If not, you can try creating a spec, but it may be hard to get resources for it for breezy - the amount that everyone is trying to get done for Breezy is a bit staggering. =)07:56
Mirvjbailey: will do, would be logical to be on ubuntu's "in all languages" roadmap07:56
mxpxpodhrmmm07:56
mxpxpodstrange.... hotplug still takes forever to start up07:56
Kamionmxpxpod: do you have grepmap installed?07:56
Mirvjbailey: yes, I gather :) will have to see about it, my employer is also interested in these things and I might even have work time devoted to ubuntu at some point07:57
mxpxpodKamion: no07:57
Kamionmxpxpod: rectify that. :-)07:57
wasabi_jbailey, does Java have a schedule other than "as soon as wasabi does it?"07:57
mxpxpodKamion: I'm guessing that will help?07:57
jbaileywasabi_: What we talked about in the bof was that it needed to wait until the C++ transition was done so that all of gcj/gij lined up right.07:58
wasabi_k07:58
Kamionmxpxpod: grepmap's purpose in life is to speed up hotplug07:58
mxpxpodoooh07:58
wasabi_I'm cool with that. I'm barely moving on it... but trying to push the important things into Debian.07:58
jbaileywasabi_: Are you aiming for Sarge?07:58
wasabi_Ha.07:58
mxpxpodKamion: ooooooh!! much better!!07:58
jbaileywasabi_: Okay.  I was beginning to think that you were nuts. =)07:58
wasabi_I could care less about sarge at this point.07:58
wasabi_couldn't?07:59
Kamionmxpxpod: good good. it should've been installed by default, unless you were upgrading from very old pre-warty ...07:59
mxpxpodKamion: that's what I did07:59
mxpxpodKamion: ubuntu-desktop should depend on it, though07:59
Kamion"couldn't care less", ignoring the Americanism :-)07:59
wasabi_jbailey, I posted a patch to debian-java for java-common for the wrapper script jvm selection idea.07:59
wasabi_So we'll benefit from that automatically.07:59
Kamionmxpxpod: ubuntu-base depends on it07:59
Kamionubuntu-minimal in breezy08:00
mxpxpodwhoa08:00
mxpxpodwhat's evms, ethtool, and lvm?08:00
jbaileywasabi_: Nice.08:00
wasabi_evms and lvm are godly. that's all i know.08:00
jbaileywasabi_: Andres did some amazing magic on cdbs2 through udu.08:00
jbaileywasabi_: It might be interesting to take a detour and make sure that it's up to speed for the Java stuff.08:00
Kamionevms/lvm => advanced/less-advanced logical volume management stuff. ethtool => figure out whether network interfaces are active.08:01
wasabi_I haven't even looked at it.08:01
mxpxpodah, ok08:01
mxpxpodthanks Kamion 08:01
wasabi_lvm isn't exactly less advanced than evms. ;)08:01
wasabi_In fact, the best use of both is together. ;)08:01
jbaileywasabi_: Right, I'm just thinking of a way to lower packaging costs.08:01
Kamionwasabi_: mm, couldn't think of a better way to describe the distinction :)08:01
Kamionevms is the mad weird shit. :-)08:02
jbaileyMirv: That's cool if you can devote paid time.  My last job was like that, where I was allowed to work on Debian.  08:02
wasabi_Actually I think evms built in stuff is sucky.08:02
Kamionat least if you look at evmsgui ...08:02
wasabi_But using the EVMS object model to admin md + LVM is unbelievable.08:02
wasabi_The gui needs work.08:02
jbaileyKamion: I was loving evmsgui up until the moment it ate my partition table.  ah well.08:02
wasabi_But, it's really slick.08:02
Lathiatjbailey: heheh08:02
Kamionthe GUI is incomprehensible :)08:02
mxpxpodwhich package sets up /etc/network/interfaces?08:02
Kamionmxpxpod: netcfg does it in the installer08:03
jbaileyKamion: With the gui I setup my first lvm volumes.  I hadn't managed to work my way through d-i enough to do it.08:03
mxpxpodKamion: ah, ok08:03
mxpxpodalright, thanks for the help! gotta get back to work08:04
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jbaileysladen: You 'dere?09:10
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sladenjbailey: I'm here09:16
jbaileysladen: Hey - was just looking over the intergrated Lights Out (iLO) stuff for HP Proliant servers, and wondering how bootsplash would wind up interacting with it.09:18
jbaileysladen: I know that youtalked about serial console, but I don't know if iLO came up at all.09:18
dilingeri'm curious how the iLO stuff works09:18
sladenjbailey: 09:20
jbaileydilinger: 09:20
jbaileybah09:20
sladendilinger: video card with a network port on it09:20
Treenakswhat is iLO 09:20
jbaileydilinger: I can probably get access to a system with iLO for testing when I'm back home.09:20
Treenaksah ok09:20
sladenjbailey: I have them in some of my boxes as a last resort reboot.  They also allow access to the BIOS 09:21
dilingersladen: so it contains an onboard tcp stack and some type of daemon that you connect to and get something like serial output?09:21
sladendilinger: yup, it's a telnet interface09:22
sladenexpose of utter lack of security here: http://www.paul.sladen.org/lights-out/riloe.html09:22
sladenjbailey: mmm.  really for anyone using serial BIOS / lights-out you want to come up in a text-mode09:23
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dholbachjdub: ping09:24
sladenjbailey: otherwise it has to start spitting bitmaps back if the card goes into a graphics mode (and they don't work too well in that mode)09:24
mdzfabbione: 2.6.11.92-1.1 works on my laptop09:24
jbaileysladen: Right.  I'm guessing that you can probably detect a serial port in use.  I was curious if you could detect iLO in use.09:24
sladenjbailey: nope.  It's a "normal" PCI video card09:25
jbaileyUgh09:26
sladenjbailey: I did ping bdale a couple of years ago about whether there might be specs around.  His reason seemed to be that HP designed their own stuff but Compaq outsourced everything so that chances of tracking stuff down was slim09:26
sladenjbailey: in fact, even has a S3 Virge chip on it09:27
sladenit would be good to handle serial-bios installations out-of-the-box.09:28
jbaileyProbably no way to detect it at that point, though.09:28
sladenthey tend to run with a serial-redirect up until the point the OS gets loaded and then you have to pass grub/kernel the normal console= magic if you want to see anything after that point09:28
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jbaileyAh?  Hmm09:29
sladenjbailey: I'd suggest just not enabling it on server installs.  09:29
luis_seb128: ?09:29
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seb128luis_: what?09:30
sladenjbailey: graphic foo, that is.  The domain of those wanting iLO/serial and the domain of those not wanting X installed probably overlap fairly well09:30
luis_seb128: no README.debian in /usr/share/doc/sabayon/09:30
seb128arg09:31
jbaileysladen: I'm not convinced of that overlap from talking to the NT admins I know who are scared of moving to a text based system.09:31
wasabi_i heard NT!09:32
sladenjbailey: oh.  great, MSCE compatibility mode09:32
dilingersladen: neat.  my sunfire 280 has some modem stuff on it that's supposed to allow you to dial up into the machine when it's powered off, but i've never played w/ it09:33
dilingerbatteries on the card, too09:33
wasabi_my dell's have those too.09:33
wasabi_pretty nifty09:33
sladendilinger: LOM.09:33
jbaileysladen: No, these are generally companies that are too cheap to hire an MCSE and insist on just maintaining their systems themselves, since it's almost (but not quite) easy enough.09:33
sladenwasabi_: the dell offerings pale in comparision to the real Sun LOM+PROM09:34
dilingeryep09:34
jbaileysladen: The upshot to that is that as an IT consultant I generally made alot of money off of those clients. =)09:34
jbaileysladen: Amazing just how badly they can screw up a system...09:34
sladenjbailey: I charge people 3x if I find they used 'su' or 'sudo su' at any point09:35
jbaileysladen: Part of my dream is for SELinux/LDAP systems where a user can have the rights to create and delete user accounts and touch nothing else.  But we'd be bankrupting IT consultants all over the world at the same time. =)09:35
dilingerhah09:35
Treenaksjbailey: your point being? :)09:35
dilingerjava?09:35
dilingerthey use java?09:35
wasabi_jbailey, what's special about that?09:35
jbaileyTreenaks: Our biggest supporters will not be the ones who will find themselves out of work after implementing Linux. =)09:36
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jbaileyTreenaks: We shouldn't go out of our way to cripple systems, but it's something I generally have in mind.09:37
jbaileyTreenaks: I know a couple consultants who resist implenting Linux for that reason.  It's only now where customers are demanding it that they're putting the systems in.09:38
jbaileyTreenaks: Windows on the desktop tends to keep them in business though.09:38
Kamionsladen: I'm hesitant to have server installs diverge from normal ones beyond purely package selection09:38
wasabi_I find that windows tco on the server is actually lower for me. =)09:39
Kamionsladen: we could avoid installing the usplash package on server installations, though09:39
Kamionsladen: (although it's fiddly)09:39
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jbaileyKamion: If you're disabling bootsplash, X should really not start either.  It's the same problem in both cases.09:40
dilingerjbailey: what?!  how are you supposed to admin a server w/out point and click?09:40
dilinger:)09:40
wasabi_WIth remote point + click.09:40
wasabi_=)09:40
Kamionjbailey: actually, maybe it's not so fiddly, we probably don't want usplash there on first boot - so just put it in desktop09:41
sladenwasabi_: if you're finding TCO cheaper elsewhere, that sounds like a bug!  What can we do to solve that situation?  :-)09:41
wasabi_sladen, exactly my viewpoint.09:41
sladenKamion: rememeber this all gets a pain to do with initrd and shipping pre-built ones09:42
wasabi_Ubuntu is really knocking down the things I've found time consuming about linux one after another though.09:42
Kamionsladen: meh09:42
wasabi_sladen, http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DomainAuthenticationUtility09:42
Kamionsladen: I am going to have SCREAMING NIGHTMARES if server initrd != normal initrd. I think usplash will have to be able to disable itself in some circumstances.09:43
sladenwasabi_: what's next on the hit list and is it on ...  groovy, excellent09:43
Kamioncan it just look for the 'splash' boot option?09:43
dilingerKamion: hopefully they'll be initramfs's ;)09:43
Kamiondilinger: even so :)09:43
jbaileyKamion: The idea is a modular initrd.  usplash should just lie down on one of the hooks.09:44
jbaileyKamion: It's not crazier than if evms/lvm/busybox gets tossed in.09:44
wasabi_I am really fond of launchd (i realize the license stuff, what I mean is I like the design)09:44
sladenKamion: kernel commandline is the approach I'm most happy with09:44
sladenjbailey: how much work would it be to get grub loading the concatrenated cpio's for initramfs?09:45
jbaileyKamion: If it's part of ubuntu-desktop, it just wouldn't get installed on a server setting.  Add desktop later, and next initrd assembly would include it.09:45
jbaileysladen: dilinger guessed less than an hour's work, but the degenerate case still needs to be supported for people running other grubs, (dual boot), or non-ia3209:46
Kamionjbailey: that would imply regenerating the initrd at the end of the desktop install09:48
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jbaileyKamion: For it to be deterministic, yeah.09:48
jbaileyKamion: Otherwise the behaviour would randomly change with the next kernel update.09:48
jbaileyHmm. or.09:49
Kamionneeds to be in its final state at the end of the installation09:49
jbaileyI phear the idea of 'reassemble the currently running initrd'09:49
jbaileyWell, I was thinking that if a script existed that just said 'reassemble the initrd', usplash could call it in postinst.09:49
jbaileyAnd anything touching the initrd could do that.09:50
sladenjbthat would be soo, soo, soo, good09:50
jbaileysladen: Except the idea of breaking the currently bootable system.09:52
sladener yes.09:52
sladenthis is where the idea of system-wide rollback would be really good09:52
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stockh0lmelmo: ?09:53
jbaileyHard to do if 6 things touch the initrd in an upgrade cycle.09:53
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jbaileyOr do you just mean a general known working snapshot?09:53
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sladenjbailey: I quite fancy the idea of always keeping about a 'rescue' kernel and initrd09:54
sladenjbailey: and that's the initrd that should probably include busybox et al09:55
dholbachgood night everyone09:55
Nafallodholbach: night :-)09:55
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sladenjbailey: and roll any future 'rescue' mode functionality from the livecd into that initrd so that the user has a sort of abstracted recovery console that can cope with any situation except a toasted MBR09:56
jbaileyHmm, I also wonder if there's a way of reasonably looking for a rescue keyword and having some things that go into initramfs saying clearly 'don't run me in rescue mode'.  usplash seems a likely candidate there.09:57
jbaileyI'm not sure there are enough others to be worth it.09:57
Kamionsladen: difficult to manage09:57
Kamion(automatically)09:57
jbaileyThere just shouldn't be that much fluff in the initramfs where you wouldn't just want to break to a console as soon as you can and do it by hand.09:57
Kamionit's so much better when the installer sets the whole thing up and then you don't have to touch it until an upgrade09:58
sladenjbailey: there's the 'alternate' and 'normal' boot lines in the grub/menu.lst.  splash and the console=XXX will only be in the 'normal' line and not in the alternate/recovery one09:59
sladenjbailey: haven't looked at the yaboot case09:59
sladenNeedAPowerPC10:04
Kamionwe don't set up a recovery option for yaboot at the moment, and its UI makes it kind of unpleasant to do so10:06
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ozamosiHow do I contact persons who are involved in projects decidet at UDU?10:18
Amaranthozamosi: They should be listed as a first or second on the spec, go to their pages on the wiki10:18
sladenozamosi: typ e their name followed by a colon ';:' ;-)10:19
ozamosiAmaranth, um.. yes. But what if there are no emails or anything?10:20
AmaranthThen someone didn't do their job...10:20
AmaranthWho are you looking for?10:21
ozamosiColin Applegate10:21
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ozamosior really anybody involved in the lightdesktop-project10:21
AmaranthGetRidOfTheDesktop? :)10:23
jammcqozamosi: do you mean the Thin client stuff?10:23
ozamosiNo, the lightweight-desktop10:24
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Amaranthwould anyone get mad if i started to file bug reports on apps whose dialogs don't center on parent? :)10:25
ozamosiwhoever made that beagle-package should make it depend on mono...10:28
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luis_ozamosi: poke tseng10:31
mdzRiddell: ping10:31
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Riddellmdz: hi10:31
Nafallozul: ping?10:35
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zulNafallo: ping10:37
zuldoh..pong10:37
Nafallozul: heh :-)10:38
Nafallozul: it's rt2500 and rt2400 now? :-)10:38
zulyep10:38
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zulfrom cvs10:38
Nafallozul: damn! I just install the kernel-headers ;-). thanx anyway, and... I love ya! :-D10:38
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zulthanks10:38
lewizCan anybody tell me what version of inotify the kernel in breezy uses?10:39
zul0.2310:39
lewizGreat.10:39
Nafallozul: time for reboot then... see you soon hopefully :-).10:40
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Nafalloyay! I don't need to compile drivers anymore :-)10:51
zulcool10:51
Nafallozul: swsusp error in the beginning though.10:51
zulits a 2.6.12rc4 kernel10:52
Nafallozul: I'm not supposed to have resume= on the kernel command line?10:52
Nafalloahh, oki10:55
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zulNafallo: not sure i dont have a laptop11:14
Nafallozul: oki. jbailey's stuff, right? :-)11:17
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kentNafallo, how are things in Breezy-world?  :)11:41
jbaileyNafallo: What's that?11:42
Nafallojbailey: shall I remove resume= from my kernel command lines? running breezy now.11:44
Nafallokent: unbelievable :-)11:45
Nafallokent: firefox has better font and the new kernel has my wlan driver :-).11:45
Nafallojbailey: I get an error about swsusp while booting. I don't hibernate often ;-).11:46
kentNafallo, did you run into any problems while upgrading?11:46
Nafallokent: nope, not that I can remember. i.e. if their were, they were really small ;)11:47
ajmitch_hi all11:49
pittiHey ajmitch_ 11:51
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