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dokojbailey: did you have a chance to look at the glibc build failure?12:08
jbaileydoko: I haven't.  I'm going to try to setup a chroot here later to see if I can figure out if gcc's being called with something weird.12:17
jbailey(or if it is, in fact, missing unwind support for some reason)12:17
dokojbailey: ok, I'm going to ignore this issue for now, I will just build no biarch compilers until this problem is solved12:19
jbaileydoko: BTW, did you remove the biarch compiler from amd64 too?12:20
dokono, should I?12:21
jbaileyNo, lamont just asked me about a problem building the biarch glibc on amd64, I wondered if you had removed it.12:22
jbaileyIf you had, it would've saved me digging out a config.log for that too.12:22
lamontjbailey: fakeroot12:22
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lamontor is that fakeroot's build trying to use the gcc-4.0 biarch glibc and failing?12:23
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jbaileyOh, I get it.12:23
jbaileyI thought you were building glibc. =)12:23
mx|gonejbailey: did you see kamion's message to me earlier about hotplug running slow?12:24
jbaileygimme a sec, hopefully I can check that one quickly.12:24
jbaileymx|gone: The one where he told you to install grepmap?12:25
mxpxpodjbailey: yeah12:25
jbaileymxpxpod: Nope. =)12:25
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mxpxpodjbailey: :P12:25
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mxpxpodanyway, just making sure you saw that so you can install it on your i386 laptop12:25
mxpxpodgotta get home to the wife12:26
mxpxpodtalk to you later12:26
mdzgrepmap has been part of the standard install for ages12:37
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Nafalloehm, tomboy want me to install -dev. should it do that?12:39
jdubNafallo: yeah12:39
jbaileymdz: It's probably folks moving from Debian to Ubuntu who didn't install ubuntu-base12:39
Nafallojdub: oki. btw, I didn't thought I was in this channel ;-). morning to you :-).12:40
tsengNafallo: buh?12:40
tsengdid ogra add -dev stuff12:40
jdubtseng: yeah - stuck with it for some things12:40
Nafallotseng: must be tomboys deps that deps...12:40
ogratseng, nope...12:40
Nafallolibdbus-cil deps dbus-glib-1-dev for example...12:41
NafalloI commented to quick. it's all dbus stuff that deps.12:43
ograogra@honk:~/tomboy-0.3.2 $ apt-cache depends tomboy12:44
ogratomboy12:44
ogra  Hngt ab: libdbus-cil12:44
ogra  Hngt ab: libgnome-cil12:44
ogra  Hngt ab: libglib-cil12:44
ogra  Hngt ab: libgtk-cil12:44
ograyep12:44
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robertj" I was planning on broadcasting available shared backgrounds through the Zeroconf protocol so that other people could view them and subscribe to my background images"12:47
robertjbwahaha12:47
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ograWTF01:00
ogra# monodis - temporary wrapper script for .libs/monodis01:00
ogra# Generated by ltmain.sh - GNU libtool 1.5.2 (1.1220.2.60 2004/01/25 12:25:08)01:00
ogra#01:00
ogra# The monodis program cannot be directly executed until all the libtool01:00
ogra# libraries that it depends on are installed.01:00
ogra#01:00
ogra# This wrapper script should never be moved out of the build directory.01:00
ogra# If it is, it will not operate correctly.01:00
ograhow the hell did that end up in the package.... in /usr/bin01:00
ogratseng ^^^^^^^^^01:00
tsengit was used in dh_netdeps01:01
tsengand worked fine01:01
ograbut thats a build wrapper if i get it right01:01
tsengoh uh01:01
tsengwow01:01
ograso instead of the actual binary the build wrapper is istalled in the package...01:01
tsengyes01:01
tsengdo you see the binary?01:02
ogranope01:02
ograits nonexistent01:02
jdub*blink*01:03
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ograaha01:06
ografound it in the build tree...01:06
tsengyeah01:06
ograso it gets built but the wrapper is never run01:06
ograor better... is broken somewhere internally01:07
ograHA 01:07
ogra!01:07
ogra-lpthread 01:07
tsengdoes this wrapper even matter outside the build tree?01:07
ograthere it is...01:08
ograits for relinking... 01:08
tsengand failts on amd on pthread?01:09
ograi would guess so01:09
tsengi have the wrapper installed also01:09
tsengsomething is more wrong than that01:09
ograhmm01:09
tsengthe wrong thing is being installed in any case01:10
tsengmono-utils.install:debian/tmp/usr/bin/monodis01:10
ograhmm01:11
tsengrules:dh_install -i -Xbin/mono -Xbin/monodiet -Xbin/monodis -Xbin/monograph -Xbin/pedump -Xbin/jay01:14
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tsengwhy both?01:14
ogragood question01:15
ograi didnt add that01:15
tsengits from meebey01:15
tsengbbiaf im doing a build01:17
tsengto look at the finished tree01:17
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tsengso01:25
tsengbrandon@lappy:~/work/debian/mono-1.1.7$ file ./mono/dis/monodis01:25
tseng./mono/dis/monodis: Bourne shell script text executable01:25
tsengbrandon@lappy:~/work/debian/mono-1.1.7$ file ./mono/dis/.libs/monodis01:25
tseng./mono/dis/.libs/monodis: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.2.0, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), not stripped01:25
tsengbrandon@lappy:~/work/debian/mono-1.1.7$ mono/dis/.libs/monodis  --version01:26
tsengmonodis -- Mono Common Intermediate Language Dissassembler01:26
tsengwe need to install that instead01:26
tsengi wonder at what point the other one gets to /usr/bin01:26
ograi'm just doing a testbuild01:26
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ajmitch_it's usual for libtool scripts to be around, but not after a make install01:27
ajmitch_still compiling here..01:27
danielstseng: right -- debian/tmp/usr/bin/monodis should be fine01:34
danielsmono/dis/monodis is not what you want; libtool should DTRT in this case01:34
danielsmono/dis/monodis exists so libtool can set up the right paths and stuff so you can run it in-tree01:34
tsengyes01:34
tsengbut that file is winding up in /usr/bin01:34
tsengand installed in lieu of the real deal01:35
tsengmono/dis/Makefile is a bit fishy I think01:35
danielsso debian/tmp/usr/bin/monodis is just the script?01:35
tsengyes01:35
danielswack01:35
tsengtotally01:35
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ograthe binary is in /usr/bin/.libs/monodis01:35
danielsif you put the Makefile.am up somewhere, I can check it out01:36
ograerr mono/dis/.libs/monodis01:36
tsenghttp://tseng.ath.cx/Makefile.am is mono/dis/Makefile.am01:36
tsengbin_PROGRAMS = monodis < doesnt smell right to me01:37
tsengsince im assuming that goes with the one in cwd01:37
tsengwith no reference to .libs01:37
danielsactually, that one's fine01:37
danielsprobably a busted autotools setup when all the files were generated01:38
tsengbuh01:40
tsengdo we want to just do a mono-utils.install bit?01:41
tsengrm it in rules01:42
ograsounds saner01:42
tsenginstall the right one in .install01:42
tsengwtf not :P01:42
ograi think the libtool script has a meaning... :P01:43
tsengin the build process01:43
tsengnot in the deb01:43
ograbut as a quick workaround ...01:43
tsengok ill go to dinner, and if you dont come up with something else01:43
tsengill do it like I said01:44
tsengcya soon :)01:44
ograok... its nearly 2am here... i think i'll leave it to you for now :)01:44
tsengk, rock on01:44
ograyeah01:44
jdubzounds! 2.6.12! :-)01:47
crimsunthankfully there won't be l-r-m, and it's in universe! ;)01:49
danielstseng: bin_PROGRAMS should install the right thing to $(bindir)/foo01:52
danielsif it doesn't, that's a bug01:52
tsengyeah dude but the program isnt in the directory01:52
tsengits below it in .libs01:52
danielstry running autoreconf -v --install --force with a halfway sane build environment (sensible versions of automake and libtool, recommend 1.8 and 5.r respectively)01:52
danielssure, so that's a problem with the build env :)01:53
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Amaranthhey, what's this new notification thing?01:57
Amaranthi got it when i upgraded to 2.6.1201:57
tsengthe what now?01:57
Amaranthis it a replacement for sending emails to root?01:57
jdubyes01:57
Amaranthneat01:57
Amaranthdoes it require extra code or does sending an email to root@localhost do it?01:58
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lamontoff to fire training, back in ~4 hours02:40
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tsengdaniels: eh, the binary is in the same place02:56
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danielstseng: hm?02:57
tsengmonodis02:57
tsengafter retooling02:57
tsengstill wrong02:58
danielsblegh02:58
danielsbug Keybuk when he comes back around02:58
tsengmight try BenM02:58
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jcolehey guys, i've been using debian for a few years and have had "deb http://snapshot.debian.net/archive pool gcm" (gnome clipboard manager, similar to klipper) in my sources.list forever with no problems whatsoever... it also works fine in ubuntu warty/hoary/breezy... try it out (apt-get install gcm) and tell me what you think03:28
tsengplease put it on UniverseCandidates page on the wiki03:29
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jcolei think debian didn't like the way it was designed since it didn't hook into X, but hell, it works03:29
jcoletseng: ok03:30
ajmitch_it was removed from debian at some point?03:30
jcoleajmitch_: ya, because it "polled" the clipboard instead of "hooking" into it03:31
jcoleajmitch_: what's funny is klipper does the same03:31
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tritiumgcm is listed here: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DesktopSeedProposals03:32
jcoletritium: great!03:36
tritiumjcole, yeah, I just remembered having seen it there, but I'd still do as tseng says :)03:37
jcoletritium: ok03:38
tsengit cant much be in desktop if we dont even have a package03:38
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jblackHiya. Any motus present? 04:13
mdzjblack: perhaps try #ubuntu-motu04:16
jblack(grin) Seems that there's a lot of #ubuntus, and I'm always in the wrong one. :) 04:17
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jsgotangcomorning!04:21
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ajmitch_hey jerome04:26
jsgotangcohey04:31
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bluefoxicyhttp://rafb.net/paste/results/a7pdC914.html04:43
Lathiatman, #Ubuntu is such a time suck.04:43
bob2yes04:44
bluefoxicyi want something visually like the above04:44
bluefoxicyin fact I started writing it and my head exploded because I had about a billion security concerns, though I'm quickly figuring out the basics04:45
Lathiatbob2: sigh, it just pisses me off all the bad advice that floats around and i end up in there for hours, heh.04:45
bob2I know the feeling04:46
Lathiati need to augment the faq04:46
bob2the clueless leading the...04:46
Lathiatand then keep a list of URLs for common questions04:46
Lathiatsick of typing out instructions for shit like adding unvierse04:46
Lathiatuniverse04:46
ajmitch_afternoon04:49
bob2aloha04:49
ajmitch_Lathiat: so long as you don't encourge b*ckp*rts04:49
ajmitch_bob2: how goes the pit?04:49
Lathiatajmitch_: heh04:49
Lathiatb*ckp*rts and ubuntug*u*de are teh sux04:49
bob2ajmitch_: we prefer to call it "canberra"!04:49
bob2ajmitch_: but it's getting cold04:50
Lathiatheh canberra04:50
Lathiatwas there a few weeks ago04:50
bob2ajmitch_: how goes ye olde nz?04:50
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ajmitch_colder than canberra04:50
bob2Lathiat: I hear we had some sort of linux conference here??04:50
ajmitch_and nearly as boring04:50
bob2harsh!04:50
jsgotangconz is boring?04:50
Lathiatbob2: yeh :)04:51
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ajmitch_dunedin isn't too bad when there's students around04:51
jsgotangcoi guess otago u can be boring during the vacation04:51
ajmitch_yep04:51
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Lathiatblah04:54
Lathiatubuntulinux.org/wiki/RestrictedFormats lists backports04:54
Lathiatwell, its extras04:54
Lathiatclose enough04:54
ajmitch_yes, that was changed only a couple of days ago..04:54
Lathiatugh04:55
Lathiatnow i dont have the urls for the other crap to give someone04:55
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jsgotangcoanyone familiar how yelp works with scrollkeeper?04:55
Lathiatugh, someone pay me to sit in #ubuntu all day so i can not stop05:04
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jsgotangcoheh05:05
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BurgundaviaLathiat, hoary-extras is better than marilliat, trust me05:22
bob2where's pitti when I want to whinge about about g-v-m not working05:31
Lathiathiding05:32
zuler...asleep maybe05:32
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Lathiatsynaptic could really do witha  roll-back option06:37
bob2not possible06:39
lifelessbob2: erm. possible. not trivial06:39
jdubLathiat: or, even better:06:39
jdubhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~jdub/screenshots/synaptic-remove-all-packages-dialogue.jpg06:39
Lathiathahaha06:39
bob2lifeless: wellm not within synaptic06:39
Lathiatwell, more to the point06:40
Lathiatyou install some packages06:40
Lathiatthat install stuff06:40
Lathiatbe nice to be able to uninstall stuff and the shit it pulled in06:40
fabbionemorning06:43
lu|awayjdub: best dialog ever06:48
bob2the en_AU translation team needs to get on to synaptic06:51
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mdzbob2: aren't you the en_AU translation team?06:53
bob2not since the bazaar incident.06:53
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LathiatBurgundavia: hoary-extras is not better than marillat07:17
Lathiattheir media stuff doesnt even work07:17
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jsgotangcois that so07:21
jsgotangcohmm07:21
fabbionedoko: gcc-3.4 is still FTBFS on sparc. same libvtest3 error as last time07:24
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dholbachmorning07:44
jsgotangcodholbach, hey07:48
dholbachhey jsgotangco 07:48
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dholbachgood morning, JaneW 08:10
JaneWmorning dholbach 08:10
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pittimorning08:41
KaiL_early one08:42
mdzpitti: morning08:43
pittiDc mef08:44
fabbionehey pitti08:44
pittiHi mdz08:44
fabbionehey mdz08:44
dholbachmorning pitti, mdz, fabbione :-)08:44
fabbionehi dholbach 08:44
danielsmorning *08:44
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fabbionehey dani08:44
dholbachhey daniels :-)08:44
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danielsmdz: you're UTC-7 now?08:45
pittidaniels!08:45
mdzdaniels: yes08:45
danielspitti: yo dude :)08:45
pittidaniels: yesterday we collected all the bits and pieces for the Utopia transition08:45
danielsmdz: is that with or without daylight savings?08:45
pittidaniels: it's a bumpy upgrade, and we still have this (rather cosmetical) hal error, but it generally works08:45
danielspitti: awesome!  so are you only waiting on dbus?08:45
danielspitti: well, that's what breezy's for08:46
pittidaniels: actually yes08:46
danielsif anyone's actually using it, serves them right08:46
KaiL_fabbione: who needs partitions? 1 disk, 1 filesystem ;)08:46
pittidaniels: after you upload, I do pmount/gvm/hal, and seb does the gnomeish things08:46
pittidaniels: mvo prepared a new update-notifier08:46
danielspitti: ok, I'll prepare 0.33-0ubuntu1 without mono and we'll go fromthere08:46
danielscool08:46
danielspitti: i'll just go grab a drink, 'cause my uplink is saturated; give it about half an hour?08:46
pittidaniels: oh, wasn't there already a -cil?08:46
pittidaniels: of course, no hurry. 08:47
danielspitti: yeah, but mono's in universe still08:47
pittiah, right08:47
pittithom: here?08:47
fabbionemdz: InstallerVolumeManagement updated.08:47
danielspitti: so every upstream release I'd have to hand-roll a tarball with some autoconf/automake stuff I hacked up, it was pretty nasty08:47
fabbionemdz: do we also need to update the status in breezygoals?08:47
pittidaniels: urgs08:47
pittidaniels: however, why can't dbus-cil not stay in universe for a while?08:47
pittidaniels: ah, for the build-depends, nevermind08:48
danielspitti: yeah, all its b-ds need to come into main08:48
danielsdoesn't matter, mono is apparently pretty broken right now anyway08:48
mdzdaniels: we are on daylight time now08:49
mdzwithout is -808:49
danielsmdz: ah, righto.08:49
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KaiL_fabbione: are there plans for integrating "external" GPLed drivers like rt2500 into linux-image? Or some "linux-free-modules"?08:52
fabbioneKaiL_: nothing to do with partitions08:52
fabbioneKaiL_: it has been done already in breezy08:52
fabbioneplease check the changelog08:52
KaiL_I'll do as soon as packages.u.c awakes *g*08:53
jdubfabbione: i'08:53
jdubfabbione: i'm running 2.6.12 on my laptop now :)08:53
Lathiatme too as of just then08:53
fabbionejdub: neat.. does it work?08:53
Lathiatworks great08:53
jdubfabbione: it does :-)08:53
fabbioneeheh08:54
Lathiati wonder if gamin is using inotify08:54
fabbioneno it doesn't08:54
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jdubLathiat: nup08:54
jdubLathiat: going to do an upload tonight08:54
fabbionegamin inotify backend is utterly broken08:54
fabbionejdub: no please!08:54
KaiL_oh, .12 packages08:54
Lathiatyeh i just thought i saw someone mention something about a cvs version08:54
fabbioneit has been disabled for a reason08:54
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jdubfabbione: yeah, i disabled it :-)08:54
fabbioneno i did08:54
Lathiati also have beagle love08:54
jdubfabbione: but there is work being done in cvs which will help08:55
fabbionejdub: can you please wait a few days?08:55
fabbionebecause there is another inotify kernel patch that needs to go in08:55
jdubsure, i'll wait for that ;)08:55
fabbioneand i don't want to fight with extra debugging problems08:55
fabbionebecause userland and kernel do not match08:55
cartmanhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/t/tar/1.15.1-1/ <-- looks like a gcc4 problem. anyone?08:56
KaiL_daniels: about the mouse issues: I have an Logitech MX510 here and are trying to get it working - at least the sidebuttons are done08:56
KaiL_that mouse behaves a bit silly, as some buttons send 2 events08:56
fabbionecartman: mostlikely 08:56
cartmannew tar is ueber cool,someone fix it please *g*08:57
lamontcartel_: sounds about right.08:57
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Lathiatyay beagle works08:57
Lathiatsees gaim, blam, files, evolution mail08:58
fabbionenight lamont08:58
dholbachbye lamont 08:58
pittinight lamont 08:59
Lathiathttp://bur.st/~lathiat/beagle.png08:59
TreenaksLathiat: no porn? :)08:59
danielsKaiL_: cool09:00
Lathiat"the other fruits of my pleasures..." heh09:00
Lathiatanyone watch the last novell brainshare keynote?09:00
Lathiatnat is a laugh09:00
KaiL_and whoever did: powernowd works again, even as it still doesn't like my Sempron ;)09:00
Lathiatyeh09:01
HrdwrBoBpowernowd whinges about my opterons because I'm too lazy to change it09:02
HrdwrBoBI just stuck the module in /etc/modules09:02
KaiL_also some "This processor "AMD Sempron(tm) Processor 3100+" is known _not_ to support power-saving."?09:02
HrdwrBoByeah09:02
KaiL_somebody should give the upstream author some K8 ;)09:03
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TreenaksKamion: final?09:04
Treenaksuh09:05
Treenakskail09:05
Treenaksso THAT's whay tab didn't work..09:05
fabbioneno.. it's not final09:06
fabbioneit's rc409:06
bob2a sempron isn't a k809:06
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eruinhmm, I wonder how much hacking would be involved to get beagle to play with gaim09:11
eruinerr, gmail09:11
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Lathiatdamn09:13
Lathiatthats alot of mozilla issues09:13
pittiLathiat: indeed :-/09:13
Lathiatgo mozilla09:14
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fabbioneYAY09:20
fabbione /dev/mapper/bla-bla    34G  408M   33G   2% /09:20
toresbefabbione: uh... yay!09:22
Treenaksonly 34G? :P09:22
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fabbioneyou all suck :P09:22
fabbionethat's really not the point of it ;)09:22
zygapitti: hey09:22
zygapitti: does it work okay for you?09:22
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pittifabbione: 2.6.12 boots, sound, network, usb, hotplug, gvfs, and even the update-notifier thingy work09:23
fabbionepitti: rocking09:23
pittizyga: yes, pretty fine; at least it doesn't break horribly09:23
pittifabbione: you rock :-)09:23
fabbionewhat is gvfs?09:23
pittifabbione: I'll try powerpc later tpday09:23
zygapitti: do you have any ati/nvidia card that could use properiarity drivers?09:23
pittitoday, even09:23
KaiLresult from the update: nothing changed, neigher negative nor positive (means ACPI S1/S3 still broken)09:23
jdubfabbione: short for gnome-vfs?09:23
pittizyga: I have, but I can't use nvidia-glx with 2.6.1209:23
pittifabbione: right, gnome-vfs09:24
fabbionejdub: ahhhh that's not a kernel module :)09:24
jdubfabbione: thankfully not! :)09:24
Lathiati jsut installed the drivers from nvidia09:25
Lathiatsince my suspend works on the latest anyway09:25
Lathiatas opposed to the older packaged ones09:25
zygapitti: why not? it's not compatible that bad?09:25
KaiLpitti: you need a "linux-restricted-modules-2.6.12-1-386" :))09:26
fabbionethere is no l-r-m for 2.6.1209:27
fabbioneand there will be none until 2.6.12 is final09:27
fabbioneand in main09:27
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ajmitch_evening charles09:27
chmjerm, morning ajmitch_ 09:28
ajmitch_:)09:28
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dholbachbye guys!09:31
jsgotangcobye09:31
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fabbionebbl09:40
bob2GO GO GO GO09:40
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danielsLathiat: uhm, you do know that we have the latest nvidia drivers, right?09:55
Lathiatdaniels: we do?09:55
Lathiati hadnt noticed09:55
Lathiatnot on 2.6.12 anyway :)09:55
danielsyeah, we have 1.0.717409:55
Lathiatah cool09:55
danielsnah, no l-r-m for .12 yet09:56
Lathiatdidnt see the udpate09:56
danielswe've had it since before hoary final09:56
Lathiatreally?09:56
jsgotangcoyeah09:56
Lathiathumm09:56
jsgotangcorestricted09:56
danielsdbus 0.33-0ubuntu1 uploaded; go nuts09:56
Lathiathow did i miss that09:56
Lathiatdaniels: is that goign to break my beagle? :P09:56
danielslathibadly09:56
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Lathiatwhat about hal and udev? :)09:56
danielsit'll stay broken until mono a) gets fixed, and b) gets put into main09:57
danielsit'll break hal, udev, pmount, gnome-volume-manager, chunks of nautilus09:57
danielsepiphany09:57
danielsanything that uses dbus is now broken09:57
danielshave fun!09:57
Lathiatwell next version of beagle doesnt use dbus anyway09:57
Lathiatwho looks after hal and stuff?09:57
Lathiatcus i heard they are updated09:57
danielspitti looks after hal; he and seb128 already have the transition (including hal 0.5.x) well in hand09:57
pittiLathiat: I will upload pmount, hal, g-v-m shortly09:57
Lathiatpitti: cool.09:57
pittiGO UTOPIA GO!09:57
=== pitti uploads his crack
seb128I will upload the gnome stuff then09:58
=== mvo uploads too
Lathiatwhat does epiphany use d-bus for?09:59
TreenaksLathiat: beagle.xpi?09:59
Lathiatoh right09:59
Lathiati want that09:59
seb128Lathiat: network magic09:59
seb128Lathiat: it can talk with networkmanager10:00
jsgotangcopitti, PDA Support just became High Priority10:01
pittiargh10:01
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jsgotangcogyaahh10:01
Treenaksjsgotangco: pda support! \o/10:01
pittithat's a f**ing brain dump, why that?10:01
=== Treenaks pokes his palm
\shgna10:01
\shmorning btw10:01
jsgotangcomdz edited the wiki10:01
jsgotangcoThe following page has been changed by MattZimmerman:10:02
jsgotangcohttp://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/PDASupport10:02
jsgotangcoThe comment on the change is:10:02
jsgotangcohigh priority10:02
Lathiatthe comment on multisync is wrong...10:03
Lathiatmy version is workign fine with multisync10:03
Lathiat*evolution10:03
ajmitch_pitti: they think you're not working enough yet? :)10:03
Lathiatit was fixed at some point10:03
pittiajmitch_: I don't even have a PDA (I have a notebook...), so I'm not going to lead that anyway :-)10:03
Lathiati have an ipaq and palm V and can test stuff against palm, ppc2002, opie, gpe10:03
Lathiatand have multisync syncing to my phoen via BT too10:03
jsgotangcoi have a broken ppc and a very old usr palm10:04
Lathiatgetting the pocketpc stuff to work is a bit of an ass tho10:04
Lathiat(synce)10:04
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ajmitch_hi mjg59 10:04
jsgotangcoi think for PDA support to move we have to focus on certain devices10:05
jsgotangcoinstead of trying to run them all10:05
Lathiatyeh10:05
Lathiatpalms are pocketpc are common10:05
Lathiatwhich covers most major stuff anyway....10:05
Lathiattheres also the zaurus/opie stuff10:06
jsgotangcopalms are a given since it has major support10:06
jsgotangcobut the zaurus stuff is ewww10:06
Lathiati foudn the palm stuff didnt work very well10:06
=== jsgotangco used to have a zaurus
Lathiatthe opie/zaurus multisync is totally broken10:06
Lathiatthe gpe sync kinda works10:06
Lathiat(gpe is a linux/GTK based palm environment for ipaqs)10:06
jsgotangcowhatever happened to kitchensync10:06
Lathiatthat exists10:06
Lathiatits a kde thing..10:06
Lathiati think10:06
jsgotangcoit had promise before when i was active in oz10:06
=== Lathiat installs it to play
jsgotangcobut i made the biggest mistake of trading my zaurus for an ipaq10:07
danielsunfortunately my ipaq is totally unsupported by linux10:08
Lathiatdaniels: yeh, shame10:08
Lathiati have a 3870 which is totally supported10:08
Lathiatsound, bluetooth, everything10:08
Lathiatthey even got SD cards working now10:08
jsgotangcohow much do those things cost at the moment10:08
Lathiati was under the impression that was legally dubios10:08
jdub"iPaq linux: Because battery life is just as bad as battery hens."10:09
Lathiati dont find that...10:09
jsgotangcoits strange i just read somewhere that pda sales are increasing again10:10
jsgotangco(the ones with wireless though)10:10
danielsjdub: haha10:10
jsgotangcopoor hens10:19
bob2wish my battery lasted longer10:19
KaiLand the next :)10:21
fabbioneKamion: you awake yet?10:22
Kamionfabbione: yes10:22
fabbioneKamion: i started looking at InstallerVolumeManagement10:22
fabbioneKamion: i was searching for partman-auto-lvm.. is it in the archive at all?10:23
fabbioneor is it part of another package?10:23
KamionI added it to the installer seed yesterday or thereabouts10:23
Kamionit's a package by itself10:23
Kamionhm, although it isn't in universe10:23
Kamionoh, nobody ever uploaded it to Debian10:24
KamionI'll take care of that10:24
fabbioneeheh ok10:24
fabbionei would also like a review/comments on the first bits of the investigation10:24
fabbioneKamion: ^^10:24
fabbioneif you have time of course10:24
Kamionfabbione: thanks, looks good. the initrd solution is scaaaary :)10:26
fabbioneKamion: it is so simple you won't believe :)10:26
Kamionfabbione: how about offline resize on ext3/lvm?10:26
fabbioneKamion: we can't put offline /10:26
fabbionethat's the whole point of the initrd / reboot thingy10:26
Kamionyes I know not /10:26
Kamionbut say a separate /home10:26
fabbionedoing it at initrd level will keep / offline10:26
fabbionewe still have the problem that we might not be able to umount /home10:27
Kamionnod10:27
fabbionespecially due to our sudo policy10:27
fabbioneuser logs in -> sudo resize /home10:27
fabbionebam10:27
fabbionei think a general offline solution is the best10:27
fabbioneand the safest10:27
Lathiati find it deeply amusing that linux supports my ipaq hardware better than pocketpc10:27
ajmitch_what issues have you had with online resizing?10:28
fabbioneajmitch_: it's not supported for all FS10:28
fabbioneand it is dangerous on some of them10:28
jsgotangcoLathiat, gpe/opie?10:28
ajmitch_I've used it successfully on ext3/LVM10:28
fabbioneajmitch_: with / ?10:28
Lathiatjsgotangco: gpe10:28
Kamion"ext2online is not portable"10:28
Kamionportable to what?10:28
ajmitch_no, another partition10:28
fabbioneKamion: PPC ?10:29
Lathiatamong otehr things, the bluetooth works and doesnt crash all the time, and my exexternal keyboard just works (tm)10:29
fabbioneKamion: it assume a series of things that makes the list of possible point of failures scary10:29
Kamion'k10:29
ajmitch_at least ext2resize 1.1.17 had some bad endian/64-bit bugs10:29
ajmitch_but that one didn't work with current kernels anyway10:30
fabbioneyou need to "mangle" ext2 to add a special inode, that requires patched kernel, patched e2fsck and other stuff10:30
ajmitch_right10:30
fabbionei really don't want to take that direction10:30
jsgotangcowow gpe has evolved10:30
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Lathiatjsgotangco: yeh gpe is kicking ss10:30
Lathiati can even scan bluetooth10:31
Lathiatand tell it to connect to the network interface on my laptop10:31
Lathiatjust by clicking on it10:31
Lathiatand it works much nicer, and has multisync support10:31
Lathiatits totally rocking10:31
Lathiat(altho the multisync support doesnt seem to do calendar yet)10:31
jsgotangcowtf10:31
Lathiatthat coudl just be broken multisync with evo210:31
Lathiat(altho evo2 in multisync syncs with my phone fine)10:31
fabbioneguys, these stuff looks more or less #ubuntu stuff10:32
fabbioneplease let's try to stay on topic10:32
jsgotangcosorry10:32
Lathiati was only really mentioning because someone mentioned pda support was a breezy goal, shrug, sorry10:32
Mithrandirseb128: I didn't finish the pkg-config fix last night, sorry.  I think I'll just upload a new package with --enable-indirect-deps and let it be until I have time to fix it properly.10:34
seb128k, thanks10:34
fabbionedaniels: dbus changelog is scary!10:35
fabbionewe also have the issue that mono is not really portable yet.. but that's a per arch problem10:36
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=== eruin hugs 2.6.12
danielsfabbione: yeah, dbus has been freaky shit10:38
fabbionethere is something in the breezy boot process that is really wrong10:40
fabbioneit keeps trying to run portmap 2/3 times + it doesn't wait for dhcp to get the ip10:40
sladenfabbione: what is it?10:40
fabbione= mess10:40
fabbionesladen: i am not sure yet10:41
fabbionei installed hoary and upgraded to breezy (right this morning)10:41
fabbioneso it's all fresh and clean10:41
sladenis portmap being started from inetd?10:41
fabbioneit shouldn't10:41
fabbioneno it's not10:42
fabbioneand there is a really scary message from init.d/network10:43
fabbionethat it can't map reliably eth010:43
fabbionebut there is only THAT net interface on the box10:43
fabbioneOH I SEE10:44
fabbionemountnfs.sh10:44
fabbionecrap10:44
Treenaksyay! ipv6 works again with 2.6.12!10:47
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jsgotangcobrb10:48
fabbioneTreenaks: ????10:48
fabbionei am using it with .10 tooo10:48
Lathiatas do i10:49
Treenaksfabbione: I think it's an ipw2200 bug10:50
Treenaksfabbione: it worked for a while, then I got a new prefix, and suddenly it stopped working -- but only on that machine10:50
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Treenaksfabbione: (the dmesg was full of "duplicate address" messages)10:51
fabbioneTreenaks: ah wifi.. yeah there are some issues 10:51
Treenaksanyway, it works now.. or it seems to work at least10:51
fabbionei have problems with my AP + ipv6 + mac filtering10:51
Lathiati had duplicate address messages with ipv4 from the ipw2200 driver all the time, is that related?10:51
fabbionebut i know it is an AP problem10:51
TreenaksI have some ASUS AP10:52
Treenaksrunning linux10:52
Lathiatcant see i tnow so 10:52
fabbionei use Cisco10:52
fabbionei don't get the duplicate address.. that can be a misconfiguration on your net10:52
Lathiatthe duplicate address thing happened anywhere on any network with no duplicates10:52
Lathiatdidnt affect it or anything10:53
Lathiatim interested to see if the new driver stops crashing out on me10:53
fabbionesladen: the problem seems to be that the network services (like nfs/portmap) try to start too early, before the dhcp got an ip address10:53
Lathiatevery so often the old version died when i shut my lid or left it over night10:53
fabbioneso adding a sleep in the network init script helps10:53
fabbionebut that's clearly not the clean solution10:53
zyga10:53
Lathiatfabbione: they run in parallel?10:53
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Lathiator is dhcp now being backgrounded?10:54
fabbioneLathiat: dhcp forks in background afaik10:54
Lathiatoh rad10:54
Lathiatdidnt use to do that and it annoyed me10:54
fabbioneit's not rad if it breaks the boot10:54
Lathiatwell, no10:54
Lathiatits not10:54
Lathiataltho isnt it a bit broken that portmap needs the interface to be up?10:55
Lathiatwhat happens if the interface goes down and back up or a new module is loaded with a cardbus card?10:55
fabbioneLathiat: it's a network service.. 10:55
fabbioneit relies on network...10:55
Lathiator do you mean when actually mounting nfs?10:55
fabbioneif a new dev is added it behavs at it should..10:55
fabbionemounting nfs10:55
Lathiatoh right, i thought you meant just starting portmap.10:55
Lathiati guess the optimum solution would be getting dhclient to do somethign when it finishes working or failing and spinning on that in mountnfs10:58
Lathiator calling out to mountnfs when the interfaces are all up10:58
fabbionei am thinking what the best solution would be10:58
fabbionemountnfs is tricky..10:58
fabbioneyou might have /home or /usr on nfs10:59
Lathiatit sucks a bit cus you might need /usr or /home or something on nfs10:59
Lathiatyeh, exactly10:59
infinityIs it really sane to be forking dhclient and praying?11:00
infinityA whole host of init scripts after that could be relying on a real network being present.11:00
infinityCreating a spinlock as a stopgap is silly.11:00
fabbioneinfinity: including ntpdate11:00
fabbioneAHHHHHH11:01
infinityYes.11:01
Lathiatspeaking of that, i think ntpdate needs to timeout faster11:01
fabbioneno11:01
fabbioneit's not network fault11:01
fabbioneit's hotplug too slow in loading the eth module11:01
Lathiatoh11:01
zygaignoring the licensing issues for a moment, could launchd help to solve your problem?11:01
infinityAhh, that's a different bug altogether.11:01
pittiwe desperately need the dev.d and dependency-based init system, it seems11:01
Lathiatyeh that would rock11:01
infinityI used to get that way back when with pcmcia-cs and a pcmcia card.11:01
Lathiatzyga: launchd is broader than just bootup11:02
zygaLathiat: I know but it has dependency stuff, does it not/11:02
fabbionewell not everybody has 15 usb devices connected to his machine :)11:02
Lathiatzyga: it does, so does initng11:02
infinitypitti : Our current init system is already dependency-based, except when people fork things we like. :)11:02
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infinity(like backgrounding hotplug operations or pcmcia-cs detection)11:02
pittiinfinity: huh?11:02
infinitypitti : Our current init is dependency-based, just happens to also be serial.11:03
pittiinfinity: I still have sysvinit...11:03
infinitypitti : If it wasn't, we wouldn't bother with the cute numbers.11:03
infinityIt's just not intuitively dependency-based.11:03
pittiinfinity: I don't mean "arrange the init script in a sane order"11:03
infinity(Yes, I know what you meant)11:03
pittiinfinity: ah, ok :-)11:04
infinityI think the real win will be converting 95% of our init scripts to dev.d scripts, and scrapping init for most of that stuff.11:04
infinityMany/most things run from init shouldn't be in a dev.d world.11:04
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jdubhrm, mozilla still in main11:06
infinityYes.  Check its reverse build-deps.11:06
fabbioneit looks more like that hotplug has been changed for some network related things11:07
jdubmmm, just looking - disgusting11:07
infinityjdub : If you can shove it out in a sane fashion, you'll be my hero.11:08
Kamionwe explicitly agreed to keep it in main11:08
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Burgundaviashoot me for not being a dev, but wouldn't it be better to split out the gecko engine, so that yelp,etc. could depend on that, and not a browser?11:09
jdubBurgundavia: sure, please send your request to the mozilla foundation11:09
Burgundaviajdub, right11:09
jdub(hint: they have absolutely no corporate interest in doing it whatsoever, as it's against their stated aims with firefox and the 'mozilla platform')11:10
Burgundaviathat I figured11:10
jdubKamion: i thought we agreed to take it out as soon as viable (but not for hoary)11:10
Burgundaviawhat are there stated aims for firefox?11:10
Burgundaviaand how does splitting out a renderer conflict with them?11:11
jduba) it's work b) firefox is their flagship product11:11
Burgundaviatrue11:11
jdubKamion: oh, nss11:11
ograheya11:11
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ajmitch_hi ogra 11:13
zygahmm didn't conqueror rip gecko out some time ago?11:13
Mithrandirlamont: you didn't ever _try_ building nmap with DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="debug nostrip", did you?11:13
jdubzyga: no11:13
Burgundaviazyga, konq is khtml11:13
jdubzyga: it just made an equivalent of gtkmozembed11:13
jdubzyga: built on top of the mozilla-qt port11:13
zygaI know but there was some info a while ago that devs managed to put gecko in conqueror and (in some way allow to use khtml or gecko, choosing at compile time)11:14
zygahttp://developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/09/11/2119249&tid=154&tid=121&tid=811:17
zygavoila11:17
Lathiatslashdot, the source of all accurate knowledge11:18
zyga;] 11:18
ograjdub, where is the fridge ? ubuntu-users is full of people that try to start a "spreadfirefox" page for ubuntu... some already started...11:18
zygaso it the news fraud/incorrect or did they really do it?11:19
jdubzyga: see what i said above11:19
jdubogra: hrm, i should reply to that11:19
ograyep11:19
ogracollect the forces :)11:20
jdubhrm, haven't read u-u for a bit :|11:23
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\shogra: install s9y and u have it ;)11:24
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\shor drupal ;)11:24
ograbah, drupal11:24
\shogra: spreadfirefox is running drupal ;)11:25
jdubit's fairly likely that the fridge will be a drupal site11:25
\shjdub: thats sad :(11:25
jdubwhy?11:26
Treenaksjdub: it's not python11:26
mvoping thom 11:26
jdubthere's no reasonable python equivalent that has the featureset or extensibility without writing a fair chunk of code11:26
Treenaksgood point11:27
\shjdub: the philosophy behind drupal is not what u want. check kdedeveloper.org (sp?) it's also running drupal...and it's quite weired...cause it doesn't make any differences between static content, dynamic content, blog content and stuff. well, in the end, it's just like phpnuke or postnuke..but this shouldn't be. 11:27
\shzope with plone, as a different point of start, will be too slow for the masses, it shows up right now on ubuntulinux.com11:28
Lathiati dont think anything could be quite as horrid as phpnuke11:28
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jdub\sh: there are good and bad drupal sites...11:29
infinityHey elmo.11:29
elmohi infinity 11:29
\shjdub: i'm not talking about the appearences of drupal sites..the system itself is "buggy".11:29
Burgundaviajdub, see also http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=14810&highlight=spreadubuntu11:29
Burgundaviajdub, and http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=32639&highlight=spreadubuntu11:30
infinityelmo : Can I get powerpc-utils synced again, this time the version I wanted (must have been in incoming before or something)... -1511:30
infinityelmo : You have a bug in BZ about it, which I'll just close for you.11:30
infinity(wasn't sure when you'd be around)11:30
jdub\sh: i've used it in the past - it's not terrible11:30
\shjdub: what "thefridge" wants is a fast and furious CMS, which is easy to maintain, the administrational tasks to a low task of work11:30
\shjdub: i hacked the code a bit, last year :)11:31
\shjdub: and the CMS should have different apps running for different tasks under one "control panel"11:31
jdubsure, and right now, drupal seems to be the right choice11:32
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ograargl....11:33
\shjdub: if this CMS should be a "php" application at all, we should check out the following: what do u want: e.g. news pages, interview pages, user content.11:33
=== ogra sees a new upcoming spatial vs browser discussion in -users *yawn*
Lathiatheh11:34
Lathiatthat just wont go away11:34
ajmitch_yet another?11:34
infinityIf you're writing anything from the ground up, please avoid PHP.  Please.11:34
Lathiati feel dirty because i use browser mode11:34
jdubif we keep doing stupid things, it'll never go away :-)11:34
ograyeah11:34
\shnews pages are likely blog alike, interview pages are more like FAQ systems...one question, several answers etc. there are some systems, which are "normally" standalone webapps, but can be combined into one good cms.11:35
\shinif11:35
fabbioneogra, amu: ping?11:35
ograinfinity, you _dont_ like php ?11:35
ografabbione, pong :)11:35
infinityogra : Are you surprised?11:35
\shinfinity: no...no new rewrite of what is already there ;)11:35
Treenaksogra: you DO?11:35
ograinfinity, not really :)11:35
ograTreenaks, nah....11:35
fabbioneogra: clusterfs :)11:35
ograyep11:35
fabbionefeel lucky today?11:35
ografabbione, i'll need to set up some machines first....11:35
fabbioneogra: upgrading to breezy kernel and installing a couple of packages is enough11:36
fabbione+ a spare partition11:36
fabbioneon one of the machines11:36
=== ogra is just sorting his office for a new job he starts on monday ;)
fabbioneeheh11:36
\shogra: homeoffice work? 11:37
ografabbione, ok, that should be possible.... 11:37
ogra\sh, yep, a bit :)11:37
fabbioneogra: ping me when you are ready11:37
ograoki11:37
fabbioneand i will drive you trough the first steps11:37
\shjdub: check out http://www.opencms.org11:41
\shit's java, ok i don't like java, but it looks promising11:42
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ograoh, has anybody seen this ? http://www.symphonyos.com/desktop.html11:58
jsgotangcoogra, hi11:58
ograhi jsgotangco 11:59
jsgotangcoit looks nice11:59
ograyep...11:59
Zombogra: fear competition11:59
ogranah, competition is good, dont fear it ;)12:00
jsgotangcocorner applets are not that clearly defined though12:00
zygagraphics is cute12:02
zygaso where's the .torrent?12:02
Burgundavianot even out of alpha yet12:03
zygathe dev says they have limited bandwidth, is the .torrent not a perfect solution for that?12:04
zygaanyway it does look nice12:04
zyganot another osx/windows ripoff12:05
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zygait is pretty unique ;)12:05
Burgundaviathere are some cool ideas there12:05
BurgundaviaI really don't know how usable it would be12:06
zygacorner apps are cool :)12:06
zygaBurgundavia: think new users and kids 12:06
Burgundaviathose desklet things better not be clickable12:06
Burgundaviazyga, for kids yes12:06
zygaBurgundavia: kids = future12:06
jsgotangcoif that's the future count me out12:06
zygajsgotangco: kids are the future, would you rather put windows on their boxes instead?12:07
fabbioneyayayaya... Kamion: shrink (ext2/3) works fine too12:07
Kamionw00t. offline only, I assume?12:07
Burgundaviait looks very pretty, but as I said, I don't know how usable the whole system is for anyone12:08
zygaI did like one other thing too, devs mentioned they target low end boxes - that's very good nowdays12:08
fabbioneKamion: yes12:08
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stockh0lmhuhu!12:10
stockh0lmmdz: awake, still?12:10
tsengstockh0lm: its quite early there12:15
tsengstockh0lm: 2am iirc12:15
Kamion3:15am12:15
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pittiseb128: now I uploaded all the crack necessary to pmount an encrypted device :-) g-v-m support is on the way12:16
seb128elmo: around?12:16
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thommvo, pitti: pong12:16
seb128I've just read the pmout mail on changes :)12:16
pittiHey thom 12:16
seb128hey thom 12:17
thompitti: what's this about breaking your firefox?12:17
thomgood morning12:17
pittithom: actually I wanted to ask you about errors in the USN12:17
ogramorning TheMuso 12:17
ogramorning Thom12:17
ogragrr12:17
pittithom: but I already released the stuff this morning (I wanted to get this out ASAP)12:17
mvomorning Thom12:17
ajmitch_hi mvo 12:18
thompitti: errors?12:18
pittiogra: set completion_amount = 012:18
pittithom: spelingg errors, bad English expressions, and the like12:18
thomi didn't notice any last night12:18
pittiokay, thanks for looking12:18
Kamionthere was the unfortunate "Ubuntu 5.04 (Warty Warthog)" thing ;)12:19
pittiuuuh12:19
=== pitti corrects the web site at least
jsgotangcobye bye guys12:23
ajmitch_bye jsgotangco 12:23
jordiKamion: ouch :)12:24
ismaildaniels: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2005-May/007758.html time for an X.org update? :)12:24
ajmitch_jordi!12:24
mvohey ajmitch_ 12:24
jordiajmitch!12:25
ajmitch_jordi: feeling a bit more alive now?12:25
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jordiajmitch_: yeah :)12:26
jordinot dr death anymore12:26
jordibut I still cough and have horrible stuff inside of me :)12:26
pittiseb128: btw, do you know of upstream efforts to convert gvfs from gamin to inotify?12:30
pitti(or, rather, offer an additional inotify backend)12:30
seb128no move atm12:31
seb128one of gnomevfs guy is tempted to do it, but alex (the main maintainer) wants to wait on an API stabilisation first12:31
tsengpitti: there is work in cvs to get an actually working gamin inotify backend12:32
seb128gamin is crap12:32
seb128basically12:32
seb128that's why it would be nice to have gvfs using inotify directly12:32
tsenghm sure.12:32
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Lathiator make gamin not suck12:36
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sladenfabbione: it needs so way of hooking.  eg.  call me back to add an interface.  call me back when one disappears.  then they could be brought up on localhost and the hooks called again when something changes.  thom?12:44
dholbachre12:45
mvowb dholbach 12:46
zygamvo: hey, how are you?12:53
mvohey zyga, fine. how are you? 12:53
zygamvo: fine, perfect time to hack :-)12:53
mvozyga: what are you hacking on right now?12:54
zygamvo: old stuff, libintl 12:54
zygamvo: I plan to finish it this time12:54
jdubseb128: you going to tell DV that gamin is crap? :-)12:55
ajmitch_mvo: what are your plans on the finding packages spec now? :)12:55
mvoajmitch_: that's a tough questions :)12:57
ajmitch_hehe12:58
seb128jdub: no, just pushing gicmo to use directly inotify ;)12:58
mvoajmitch_: I need to squeeze it somewhere, I have a lot of things to work on right now12:58
dholbachmvo: just create more myths around it :-)12:59
seb128no need to push in fact, after spending some hour to track issues with gamin he really want to use it12:59
seb128dholbach: daniel!!12:59
dholbachhey sbastien!!! :-)12:59
seb128how was your conf?01:00
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jdubseb128: not sure inotify will scale with a large number of clients01:00
seb128jdub: you mean it's not there yet?01:00
ajmitch_mvo: that's understandable :)01:01
dholbachseb128: boring - the other guys didnt get their laptop sorted, so i had to talk "into the air" - i had my fun :-)01:01
seb128cool :)01:03
jdubseb128: last i spoke to rml about using inotify directly, he said it was not intended to be used individually by many processes on the system at once - i'll check with him again to see if that's true now01:03
seb128jdub: k, thanks01:04
seb128jdub: but gamin or gnome-vfs I don't get the difference01:04
mvopitti: is there already a mapping between language pack packages and the supported language names? can I use the "Language: " entry in the description?01:04
seb128I mean some part need to set the monitors01:04
jdubseb128: unless the gnome-vfs module runs as a separate process (like smb), that means every running process will have its own inotify connection01:05
pittimvo: the mapping is in langpack-o-matic01:05
seb128mvo: any way to get something associated to deb files, so when you click on a deb from nautilus you can install it?01:05
seb128jdub: right01:05
pittimvo: I originally got it from miscfiles (it contains a mapping) and tweaked it a bit01:05
\shmvo: u had a look over the stuff I mentioned yesterday concerning update-manager?01:06
mvoseb128: it's debian bug #47379, there is some work being done on it. we could use gdeb, but I consider it ugly(tm)01:07
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mvo\sh: I haven't looked at your example code yet01:07
mvopitti: can you send it to me please? so that I get a idea about it?01:07
seb128mvo: yeah, I don't like gdeb neither, that's why I'm asking01:08
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pittimvo: rookery:/srv/language-packs.ubuntu.com/langpack-o-matic/tools/languages01:08
pittimvo: shall I export it through HTTP so that you always have an uptodate mapping?01:08
mvopitti: might be nice, but I assume it does not change that often?01:09
pittimvo: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/languages01:09
mvopitti: thanks01:09
pittimvo: well, not that often, but it may happen01:09
pittimvo: that's a symlink01:09
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ajmitch_elmo: request for sync of drpython, ubuntu patches not needed now01:18
ajmitch_from sid, that is01:19
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elmoajmitch_: done01:26
seb128elmo: I guess than dbus is waiting in NEW?01:26
elmoyah01:26
ajmitch_thanks01:27
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dholbachsabdfl: hi mark!01:28
sabdflany reason all my man pages might have disappeared?01:28
sabdflhey daniel01:29
sabdflslinky% man pilot-xfer                                /usr/share/doc/pilot-link01:29
sabdflNo manual entry for pilot-xfer01:29
sabdflSee 'man 7 undocumented' for help when manual pages are not available.01:29
sabdflseems like they're all gone on holiday01:29
jordihey sabdfl!01:29
jordidid the bottle make it safely to London?01:29
dholbachall? does   man bash   work?01:29
sabdflhey jordi - how's the paella down there?01:30
sabdfldholbach: all01:30
jordisabdfl: WAY BETTER than in Castell :)01:30
sabdfljordi: lucky beach bum01:30
dholbachanything in  /usr/share/man/man1 ?01:30
ajmitch_hi sabdfl 01:32
sabdflhey ajmitch_01:32
dholbachsabdfl: is there _anything_  in  /usr/share/man/man1 ?01:32
sabdfldholbach: tons of man files01:32
Kamionsabdfl: if the physical man page is there, mail me the output of 'man -d pilot-xfer'01:32
Kamioni.e. if /usr/share/man/man1/pilot-xfer.1.gz is there01:33
sabdflah...01:33
sabdflMANPATH=/man:/usr/man:/usr/lang/man:/usr/local/man01:33
sabdflwonder how that happened01:34
Kamionwow01:34
sabdfli just switched to zsh, maybe it got lost in translation01:34
KamionMANPATH should generally be unset01:34
Kamionman figures it out from $PATH01:34
dholbachbbl01:34
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Lathiati like zsh01:35
Lathiattab completion is far better than bashs'01:35
sabdflok, i copied the example zshrc to ~/.zshrc and missed that01:36
sabdflnow, if we had HCT I could just fetch it and make a patch very easily :-)01:37
sabdflKeybuk: ^^ (hint)01:37
Kamionbut you're not bitter at all01:37
Lathiathttp://bur.st/~lathiat/zshrc might be usefull01:37
ajmitch_40301:37
Lathiatfixed01:38
Keybuksabdfl: if you stopped asking stub to reset the dogfood database, it might have been imported by now :p01:38
sabdflKeybuk: is man in the current set of known branches (from the old info files)? if not, could you add the upstream and steer it through? I'll use this as my tutorial on hct01:39
Keybukman?  as in man-db/groff ?01:40
Kamionman-db's on arch.ubuntu.com01:41
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Kamionthough I haven't looked it over yet01:41
Keybukyeah, I think that one's already imported01:41
Kamionwhat do you need to change in man-db though?01:41
seb128elmo: libgsf sync please01:42
elmoseb128: done01:44
seb128thanks01:44
sabdflKamion: i'll see if i can use HCT to produce a nice patch to improve the example zshrc that doesn't nuke man on ubuntu01:44
Kamionsabdfl: yeah, but that's zsh, not man-db01:45
Kamionman-db doesn't ship an example zshrc01:45
danielsismyeah, I'm still tossing up what to do01:46
seb128elmo: libdbus-glib-1-dev is universe which breaks the hal 0.5 build, can you fix that please? :)01:46
danielsbah, not even here01:46
seb128elmo: and we will probably get the same issue for hal then01:47
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Keybukzsh is one of the "tricky" ones; the Debian maintainer has already arch'd it01:49
Keybukbut without any cvs history01:49
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sabdflKamion: ermm... true01:51
sabdflKeybuk: is the debian arch repo being used for anything other than the debian package?01:51
sabdflin other words, has it become the official upstream way-to-do-arch?01:51
Keybukno idea01:52
fabbionehey sabdfl 01:52
KeybukI don't think so01:52
\shg'afternoon sabdfl 01:52
KeybukI'm pretty sure zsh is in CVS upstream01:52
sabdflhttp://www.zsh.org/mla/workers/2005/msg00000.html01:53
Kamioncan we do stuff like syncing file-ids on import with an existing third-party repository like Clint's?01:53
sabdflseem's like he's at least trying to do the right thing01:53
Keybukthat's the Debian maintainer01:53
Kamionor does that get evil?01:53
sabdflKamion: not yet, arch doesn't support it, baz-ng has a spec that both will implement01:54
Kamion'k01:54
sabdflwhere it gets very hairy is i'm guessing we may find quite a few "i've imported this as base-0" folks around the next for almost any upstream01:54
Kamionmm01:54
sabdflso in general, we'll try to do a perfect from-start import and use that01:54
elmoseb128: dbus done, I'll do hal as it appears on anastacia's radar01:55
sabdflif someone has done it properly, and plans to continue syncing reliably, we can tag off them01:55
stockh0lmwho here works on the internals for the edubuntu stuff?01:55
seb128elmo: thanks01:55
elmomvo: done (ages ago, sorry)01:55
seb128elmo: the hal buildd will retry the build, or you have kicked it?01:55
pittiit should have been in dep-wait so far, shouldn't it?01:55
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seb128pitti: dunno, when it fail because package is universe, that's still dep-wait?01:56
elmoseb128: it should retry automatically01:56
seb128k01:56
seb128cool01:56
mvoelmo: noticed already, thanks :)02:00
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pittiseb128: do you know what I have to do after "aclocal: configure.in: 65: macro `AM_PATH_GTK' not found in library"?02:08
Mithrandirpitti: install libgtk-dev?02:08
Kamionjdub: bugzilla doesn't seem to let me set an UNCONFIRMED bug to NEEDINFO02:08
Kamion#1053902:08
Mithrandirsorry, libgtk2.0-dev or whatever it's called02:08
Kamiondo I have to set it to NEW first?02:08
pittiMithrandir: I already have libgtk2.0-dev, of course02:08
jdubKamion: shouldn't, but i really have no idea - works for me in other installs02:09
seb128pitti: what package is that?02:09
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pittiseb128: I try to merge mtr02:09
seb128pitti: that comes from /usr/share/aclocal/gtk-2.0.m402:09
Mithrandirpitti: change it to AM_PATH_GTK_2_0, it seems.02:09
pittiseb128: it requires a configure.in change, which requires an automake run, which requires aclocal, and the latter two break02:09
seb128ie: libgtk2.0-dev02:09
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pittiseb128: ok, then I try libgtk1.2-dev02:10
seb128pitti: running autoconf is not enough?02:10
Kamionyeah, UNCONFIRMED -> NEW -> NEEDINFO works. bleh.02:10
pittiseb128: well, somehow I have to make sure that automake is not invoked automatically at build02:10
pittiseb128: so lamont added AM_MAINTAINER_MODE02:10
pittiwhich requires automake02:10
seb128Kamion: yeah, I'm complaining about UNCONFIRMED to whatever broken for a month now ...02:10
seb128Kamion: maybe kiko will have a look02:10
pittiseb128: just touch configure in debian/rules doesn't help02:10
jdubKamion: hrm, this must've been what mdz was asking kiko about the other day02:10
Kamionah, maybe, I wasn't paying attention to that02:11
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pittiseb128: libgtk1.2-dev helped, thanks; now I only get a bazillion autoheader warnings, but let's see whether it works02:12
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Kamionheh, an amusing effect of the file sorting we do on CD images is that bugs look misleadingly deterministic02:13
Kamionfor example it's very common for installs to fail on bsdutils due to bad burns, and I think that happens to coincide with some particular position on the image02:14
Kamionon the disk, I mean02:14
Kamionand you don't see it before then because all the udebs loaded before that point are physically closer to the centre of the disk02:14
jdubKamion: yeah, that's spookily weird02:15
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Treenaksmaybe the bsdutils package contains some pattern of bytes thats "Hard" to encode?02:19
Treenaks(8-to-14 bit encoding)02:19
Kamionseems extraordinarily unlikely that that would have been consistently preserved in a compressed .deb since warty02:20
sladenarethere actually any pakcages that begin with 'a' or is bsdutils the first deb on the CD?02:20
pittiacpi*02:21
pittiapt02:21
pittianacron, adduser, probably more02:21
Treenakshttp://www.usbyte.com/common/compact_disk_4.htm02:21
Lathiatso i have java at 635 mamoery, mono at 34.55 and vmware at 106.15, woot.02:22
Kamiondebootstrap installs base-files, base-passwd, and bash before bsdutils02:22
Lathiatbah, now vmware has eaten my shfit key again02:23
Kamionand there are plenty of udebs before that02:23
Lathiatyeh bsdutils always gets eaten on my bad cds, its freaky02:24
Kamionoops, I need to teach archive-copier about the standard seed02:24
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Nafallomorning all02:27
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mvohey Mitario 02:47
Mitariohi02:47
pittiseb128: I think it is time to revisit #2134 (always eject devices instead of just unmounting them); this should be safe with the new hal02:48
pittiseb128: do you know whether upstream does anything about it? if not, we might just throw the simple patch at the people and see how it works out (it works perfectly for me with eject)02:48
seb128reading the bug02:49
seb128upstream has changed this for nautilus 2.10:02:50
seb128        * src/file-manager/nautilus-directory-view-ui.xml:02:50
seb128        Allow eject on unmounted devices02:50
pitticool02:50
pittiseb128: it's certainly not fixed in 2.9.90 as you claim in comment #802:50
pittiuh, wait02:51
pittiwe don't have this version02:51
pittioh, we have02:51
seb1282.9.90 has the changelog entry02:51
seb128        * libgnomevfs/gnome-vfs-volume-ops.c: (mount_unmount_thread),02:51
seb128        (mount_unmount_operation), (gnome_vfs_volume_unmount),02:51
seb128        (gnome_vfs_volume_eject), (gnome_vfs_drive_mount),02:51
seb128        (gnome_vfs_drive_eject):02:51
seb128        allow eject of unmounted volumes.02:51
=== pitti is confused
pittiseb128: yes, but still I can't eject my USB stick02:51
pittiseb128: iPod probably doesn't work either02:51
seb128so that's a bug :)02:52
seb128what does it say?02:52
seb128oh, you mean directly?02:52
pittiseb128: and instead of presenting the user two options, it should just always ejct02:52
seb128I mean the purpose of the patch is to allow to eject stuff non-mounted from computer:///02:52
pittiseb128: I think it does not make sense to have two options02:52
pittiah02:52
seb128ie: CD drives listed by fstab02:52
pittiseb128: that doesn't work for us then (with pmount)02:52
seb128nop02:52
pittiseb128: ah, I see, I have "mount" and "eject" for CD-ROMs02:53
seb128that's it02:53
pittiso what do you think about unifying this to eject in general?02:53
pittiso that it works with iPods, USB sticks, and the like?02:53
seb128is there any case we are stucked?02:53
seb128ie: I want the device unmounted and not ejected?02:54
pittiwell, #1891 kept us from applying the patch so far02:54
pittibut that is no issue any more with the new hal02:54
seb128because you put a CD, g-v-m mounts it02:54
seb128ou eject it ... no way to get it unmount and not ejected from the UI02:54
pittithat's already the case02:54
pittiCD-ROMs should maybe have two options02:54
pittibut not USB devices02:54
seb128right02:55
seb128switching to eject seems ok with me02:55
pittithe simple s/FALSE/TRUE/ patch?02:55
seb128that's worth trying imho02:56
pittiyeah, agreed02:56
pittiokay, I patch (unless you want to)02:56
seb128go for it02:56
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JaneWexcuse me02:59
lifelesswow02:59
=== lifeless offers a mentos
JaneWwhy has NO ONE updated the status of their Breezy Goal on http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDownUnder/BreezyGoals ??03:00
pittiseb128: argh, the new gvfs source is not yet in the archve03:00
pittiJaneW: I didn't yet get to actually starting with my tasks :-/03:00
Nafallopitti: thanks for cryptsetup. I'm about to play with my USB-key now :-)03:01
JaneWpitti: still status indicators start at drafting, and go all the way through to implemented03:01
pittiNafallo: g-v-m integration is still missing, but pmount works now :-)03:01
JaneWplus there are pretty colours that go with each status - it's FUN!03:01
Nafallopitti: yea, I saw. you have been busy ;-).03:01
pittiseb128: is the package on p.u.c the one you uploaded?03:02
NafalloJaneW: *s* reminds me of Windows XP :-P.03:02
NafalloJaneW: hi btw :-)03:02
JaneWgroan03:02
JaneWHi Nafallo03:02
pittiseb128: oops, no source there...03:03
Simiramornin folks03:03
pittiseb128: okay, I wait until it is there03:03
NafalloSimira: hi there :-)03:03
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Simirahi Nafallo 03:04
jdubyo Simira 03:04
KamionJaneW: I assume "pending" is stuff like "drafting done but implementation not yet started"03:04
Simiramorning jdub. Or good night, maybe?03:05
jdubSimira: how is ubuntu-no going?03:05
Kamionthe "completed" / "tested" / "implemented" ordering seems odd? what's the difference between "completed" and "implemented"?03:05
jdubSimira: always good morning for me :-)03:05
JaneWKamion: code completed, fully tested, and actually IN production03:05
JaneWdoesn;t it make sense like that?03:06
jdubJaneW: needs an AWTY state03:06
Simirajdub: we're coming along. A handful of translators are set in business, and we've had some other interested people. I just have to learn how to run a LoCo ;p 03:06
JaneWWe can change if necessary03:06
jdubSimira: ;-)03:06
JaneWAWTY? er... always wear tight y-fronts?03:06
pittiJaneW: problem with pending is that it appears before deferred and before WIP03:06
Simirajdub: I'm having a few ideas for activities after the summer holidays. I suppose it's difficult to gather people in summertime, besides I'm planning to pick up some ideas on Debconf03:07
TreenaksSimira: running a LoCo is easy.. for the Dutch part at least03:07
Nafallowould it be any helpful at all for my to clean up the mplayermess or are we about to get that in debian to sync soon?03:07
JaneWpending means spec comleted and it's pending action (i.e. about to start)03:07
TreenaksSimira: they all go their own way, and do what they like.. and sometimes we drink beer :)03:07
JaneWdeferred can happen anytime, if it gets shelves as a 'not now' item.03:07
MithrandirTreenaks: aka "herding cats"?03:07
SimiraTreenaks: sounds nice. We got to get that too. It's just that we got a good deal of young people. I intend to contact the lugs soon as well.03:07
TreenaksMithrandir: uh, a bit03:07
KamionJaneW: just seems kind of strange considering that full testing normally involves putting it into "production" in breezy - the only step beyond that is releasing breezy :-)03:08
TreenaksSimira: afaik, we don't really have lugs here03:08
KamionJaneW: pending> ok, that's what I thought, thanks03:08
seb128pitti: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gnome-vfs2/03:08
seb128pitti: it's here03:08
SimiraTreenaks: we have 6-7 of them, I don't know how active they are though. I guess half of them are somewhat active.03:08
pittiseb128: just saw it, thanks03:08
seb128pitti: ups, no .orig, I've messed up ... if you want to fix it :p03:09
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pittiseb128: I just apt-get source'd03:09
JaneWKamion: I am happy to change it. I am used to someone saying something is COMPLETED, it then goes to QA for testing and then only get's implemented, or an awful made up word that was used 'productionalised'03:09
pittiseb128: oh right, it's native03:09
jdubJaneW: "are we there yet" ;-)03:09
pittiseb128: where is the orig?03:09
JaneWjdub: OIC!03:09
Simira:D03:09
JaneWjdub: glad you don;t always wear tight y-fronts then ;)03:10
KamionJaneW: mm, yeah, I think our process needs to be a bit different there, but happy to wait to see if mdz feels the same way03:10
SimiraKamion: can I sign up for ubuntu-member stuff for the next meeting now?03:10
seb128pitti: mv gnome-vfs2-2.10.0cvs..../debian . && tar czf .....orig.tar.gz gnome-vfs2....03:10
jdubnot really a y-front fan, myself03:10
mdkeSimira, you definitely can03:10
seb128pitti: ie: I've not changed anything out of debian/, so the dir without debian/ is the CVS03:10
mdkeSimira, just add your name and make a page03:10
KamionSimira: sure, link to your wiki page on CommunityCouncilAgenda and make sure your wiki page has detail about the things you've been doing for Ubuntu03:10
pittiseb128: alright, I fix it03:11
JaneWKamion: ok I'll run my thinking past mdz, and see what he thinks.03:11
seb128thanks03:11
KamionSimira: actually if you could create a new section with people to be considered at the next meeting, that would help avoid confusion with the people we just did03:11
JaneWjdub: good, they are not the sexiest things on earth, that's for sure... thought some of the designer ones aren't bad..... *slaps self*03:11
Lathiathow does one get a login for wiki.launchpad.canonical.com ?03:12
KamionLathiat: it's private to LP developers at the moment03:12
Lathiatoh, ok03:12
Lathiatjust annoying its linked off half of the udu wiki pages :)03:12
Kamionyeah, I know03:12
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JaneWLathiat: yes we had a debate about that - sorry03:13
Lathiatwell i've done my whinging, if someone remembers let me knwo when its "fixed" :)03:14
mdkei think in some cases material has been incorporated into the udu specs03:15
Lathiatyeh but theres quite a few where it just links to the spec there and not much else03:15
SimiraKamion: done03:16
mdkeguess we just have to trust them to incorporate it when its ready03:16
SimiraKamion, mdke: The wiki page is made already. :)03:16
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Kamionthanks03:16
pittiaaaargh03:17
pittiJaneW: indeed, when editing the BreeyGoals page, ffox crashes03:17
pittithoooooom03:17
jdubpitti: iz gtk boog03:17
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JaneWpitti: huh really?03:18
pittiJaneW: yeah, I selected the pending thing from your bar, and tried to paste it into a cell, then booom (twice so far)03:19
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truluxoops03:22
Nafallotime for schoolwork :-(03:22
Nafallobbl03:22
truluxI'm getting this with a new USB Mouse which is working well in my Ubuntu box: hub 3-0:1.0: Cannot enable port 1.  Maybe the USB cable is bad?03:22
truluxhah03:22
truluxhey pitti 03:22
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JaneWpitti: weird, I removed all flash installations and mine has been fine... I got the colour codes from GIMP Image editor...03:23
pittiHi trulux 03:23
pittiJaneW: mozilla works fine for me03:23
JaneWpitti: any idea what could becausing it? Other than XP-like colours ;)03:23
truluxpitti: howya? btw, do you know on the USB mouse/hid problem?03:23
pittiJaneW: no idea, that's a question for our mozilla maintainer *duck*03:24
pittitrulux: no?03:24
JaneWheh03:24
truluxpitti: just if you have experienced it03:25
pittiJaneW: indeed, I have the flash plugin installed03:25
JaneWpitti: hmmm03:25
pittitrulux: I have a usb mouse, works fine03:25
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truluxpitti: never seen that?03:25
JaneWBreezy even03:26
pittitrulux: "that" == ?03:26
Lathiattrulux: could be bad mouse, bad cable, bad usb port or drivers fighting over usb1/usb203:26
ograbad karma...03:26
Lathiatheh03:27
truluxLathiat: possibly the drivers issue, what do you think that would be best to do? (the mouse works, but it doesn't right now :D)03:27
truluxpitti: no worries, will check a few things03:27
pittiseb128: btw, would it be possible somehow to add gnome-volume-manager to the gnome-session? that would eliminate the need for the buggy reconnection patch03:28
Lathiattrulux: try it on another machine, tyr another usb device on the same port03:28
pittibrb03:29
truluxLathiat: works03:29
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pittiseb128: package is uploaded, let's see what breaks :-)03:37
seb128cool03:37
seb128maybe a buildd will try to build this one :p03:38
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JaneWwhiprush: ping03:54
mjg59Kamion: Around?03:55
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Kamionmjg59: yeah03:57
Lathiathrm the fixed bug where natuilus keeps rethumbnailing changing video files has regressed03:59
mjg59Kamion: www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/tmp/hp.tar.bz2 has three packages - how easy would it be to build a Hoary CD image containing them and all their dependencies, and have them installed by default?04:01
Kamionmjg59: for me to do it, or for you? :-)04:02
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mjg59Kamion: Well, with working apt authentication, so probably for you :)04:02
mvoKamion: I have a patch to "unauthenticate" cdroms again btw04:03
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Kamionmjg59: 'k, I'll do that04:04
mjg59Kamion: Ah, also the syslinux command line needs "reboot=b" adding to it04:04
mjg59Kamion: Hang on, I'll send you a mail04:04
Kamionmjg59: on boot from CD, or first boot into installed system, or both?04:05
mjg59On boot from CD04:05
Kamionthat's straightforward04:06
Kamionbut yeah, send mail so I don't lose it :)04:06
mjg59Oh, cock, except the video switching stuff is playing up now04:11
Kamioni386 only, right?04:12
whiprushJaneW: pong!04:15
mjg59Kamion: Yeah04:15
ograwhiprush, nice blog entry  :)04:15
whiprushheh04:15
mjg59Kamion: Sorry, I've just found that there's still a problem with the video change stuff - I'll let you know once it's sorted04:15
\shogra: url pls need to adjust m 04:16
\shmy aggregator ;)04:16
ogra\sh, http://www.whiprush.org/04:16
chmjwhiprush, holly potatos04:18
Kamionmjg59: no problem04:18
\shi should make an "unofficial ubuntu planet" for all the others who r not on planet.ubuntu.com ;)04:20
ograThe Fridge !04:21
TreenaksTeh Firgde!04:21
seb128elmo: around?04:21
ograaww04:21
LathiatTHE! FRIDGE!04:21
Lathiathaha04:21
\shwhere is it?04:21
Lathiatcheck your kitchen04:22
ogra\sh, nonexistent yet04:22
\shogra: why do u scare me then? i'm shivering all over ;)04:22
ograbut here is a picture of it: http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/TheFridge04:22
\shogra: yeah..have it in my bookmarks already ;)04:22
ogra\sh, whiprush and jdub are the guys to get in contact with, if you want to help04:23
\shogra: remember the discussion this afternoon?04:24
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ograthis afternoon ? nope...04:24
dilinger "Slashdot for Ubuntu"04:24
ograyeah04:24
\shogra: about drupal for thefridge?04:25
ograah, yeah04:25
ograi remember now04:25
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ogradidnt know it was about the fridge....04:25
jdubdilinger: ugh, no :-)04:26
\shi should finish my BYOPS project ;)04:27
\shtime time time i need time04:27
\shcoffee 04:29
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dilingerjdub: it's in the spec ;p04:31
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lamont.libs/gsf-input-bonobo.o(.text+0x3c): In function `gib_synch_shared_ptr':: undefined reference to `CORBA_exception_init'04:37
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ogralamont, mono ?04:37
ograerr..04:37
ogranm04:37
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lamontlike I actually read the package descriptions before I bug seb128??? :-)04:38
ogra(gsf-sharp is the mono thing...)04:38
ograheh04:38
seb128lamont: yep, I've asked the sync04:38
seb128lamont: ftbfs?04:38
lamont1.12.0-1 is FTBFS04:38
seb128bah04:38
seb128still pkg-config crap04:38
seb128same as file-roller04:39
seb128and other stuff04:39
lamonta collection of undefined refs, all with "CORBA_" in the symbol name04:39
seb128that's going to be fixed soon04:39
lamontok.04:39
lamontI'll have bunch of stuff to give back once you tell me to 04:39
seb128right, I've a list04:39
seb128all the stuff apt wants to downgrade here :p04:40
seb128anyway I'm away for ~1h, bbl04:40
lamontheh04:42
lamonthave fun04:42
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pittibye guys, cu tomorrow04:59
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Kamionhmm, I think I'm going to drop power3 from the powerpc CDs05:19
Kamionthey're overflowing, and that's a good candidate for dropping05:19
Kamionafter that, I look at languages ...05:19
^rob^Kamion: do you know if there is any util to automate dealing with thee CUDA chip on PowerPC?05:20
Kamionno idea05:20
KamionI have my cdimage hat on here, not my powerpc hat :)05:20
^rob^BreezyGoals has a powermanagement gui task right?05:21
mjg59^rob^: Yes05:21
^rob^would that be the place for it?05:22
^rob^I guess GnomePower  probably05:22
mjg59CUDA = ?05:24
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^rob^mjg59: it's the chip that controls the low-level clock, power management, etc on G4s and above05:25
^rob^http://lists.terrasoftsolutions.com/pipermail/yellowdog-general/2004-August/015191.html05:25
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ajmitch_bye mvo 05:26
mdzjdub: no, the thing I was asking kiko about was the status box on the enter_bug page05:26
mjg59^rob^: Ugh. I think that's excessively specialised for the default power management setup.05:26
^rob^mjg: well "Restart automatically after power failure" has to live in userland on PowerPC05:27
Kamionum ... no it isn't G4 and above05:27
^rob^Kamion: at least, earlier as well?05:27
KamionThis includes many m68k based Macs (Color Classic, Mac TV,05:27
Kamion          Performa 475, Performa 520, Performa 550, Performa 575,05:27
Kamion          Performa 588, Quadra 605, Quadra 630, Quadra/Centris 660AV, and05:27
Kamion          Quadra 840AV), most OldWorld PowerMacs, the first generation iMacs,05:27
Kamion          the Blue&White G3 and the "Yikes" G4 (PCI Graphics).  All later05:27
Kamion          models should use CONFIG_ADB_PMU instead.05:27
Kamiononly one G4 model05:27
^rob^hrmm05:27
Kamionand only two of those models are supported by us at all at the moment05:27
^rob^wowzers05:27
mjg59^rob^: There's an argument for it to be configurable, but I don't think that it follows that it should be in user-level GUI setup05:28
^rob^mjg59: can that be set from OF?05:30
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mjg59The CUDA stuff? No, it looks like it needs to be done under Linux05:30
^rob^but what replaced CUDA in the newer stufF?05:31
mjg59I've no idea05:32
KamionPMU05:32
^rob^ahh05:33
^rob^(sorry, I ment to google CONFIG_ADB_PMU but got a phone call and my brain out the window ;)05:33
kokehey, I have a patch for lintian05:33
kokeshould I upload or contact to mvo?05:33
kokehttp://www.amedias.org/~koke/patches/lintian_add-breezy-as-valid-distribution.diff05:33
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kokeit's quite simple :D05:33
Kamionkoke: yep, go ahead and upload that05:34
kokeok05:34
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astharotciao05:34
Kamionkoke: might want to check linda as well in case it hasn't been done yet05:35
Kamionyay for NIH05:35
hussamanybody here using breezy, I have a question05:35
hussamI want to install dbus-1-utils from breezy, but it requires libdbus-1-105:36
hussamif I try to install libdbus-1-1, it says it has to remove everything including gdm05:37
hussamany thoughts?05:37
Kamiondbus is in the middle of a transition in breezy right now05:39
Kamionif you want it to work, don't use breezy :-)05:39
^rob^mjg59: do you know of any utils at all for setting pmu options?05:40
mjg59No, I don't own any hardware with PMU capabilities05:40
Kamionpmu> pbbuttonsd is supported05:40
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hussamKamion: will the dependencies be uploaded later?05:42
Kamionhussam: it's in progress.05:43
Amaranthcould someone in #ubuntu's access list op me again?05:43
Amaranthseems i'm the only one active05:43
Amaranthnevermind :)05:44
kokeKamion: it seems linda is ok05:45
mdkedid anything come of the "community members get ops" idea?05:45
mdkeAmaranth, ^05:45
Amaranthmdke: i missed the meeting05:46
Kamionit's supposed to happen AFAIK, hasn't been implemented yet05:46
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mdkedamn05:47
mdkei clicking something in xchat which has ruined the window05:47
mdkeBe RiGhT bAcK05:47
Amaranthwtf was that?05:47
Kamioneek05:47
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Kamionif it helps one understand the code, is drinking on the job a bad thing? :-)06:08
Amaranthhehe06:09
Amaranthwas the original author drunk when he wrote it?06:09
TreenaksKamion: well, if crack is allowed.. ;)06:09
KamionAmaranth: I think any possible answer to that would be slandering Keybuk06:10
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MithrandirKamion: it's not called "drinking on the job", it's called "protecting the brain cells from permanent damage"06:12
diamondseb128: sorry 'bout filing a duplicate bug. my search of bugzilla didn't show up anything, musta given bad terms06:12
seb128diamond: np06:16
seb128that happens to everybody ;)06:16
smby god you're right Mithrandir06:18
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KeybukKamion: which bit doesn't make sense?06:23
KamionKeybuk: I just hit a nightmarish corner case in the bit that checks kernel-version: for udebs, which propagated its way out to stuff like reverseDepends() (which I've never had to look at much before)06:25
KamionKeybuk: in fairness, though, about 75% of the code involved was code I wrote, and I've worked it out now :-)06:25
Keybukif it's any consolation, most of it doesn't make sense to me anymore either ;)06:25
Kamiondi_kernel_versions was always a nasty hack - I just had to make it per-seed rather than global06:25
Kamionnot surprised06:26
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Kamion(since now I want to have a different set of valid Kernel-Version: headers depending on which seed you're coming from)06:27
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KeybukI wasn't drunk when I wrote it, however it is a pretty good example of genetic engineering by human hands06:28
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KeybukI pretty much randomly added and removed code until it gave the right output with the right input06:29
Keybukthere were one or two bits which were clearly broken, yet worked06:29
Kamion... and I adopted exactly the same approach without consulting with you on it06:29
Keybukso I just left it like that06:29
Keybukwell, you know what they say06:30
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Kamionyou're not thinking of the "great minds" half of the proverb, I'm betting. :)06:31
dholbachre06:31
Keybukno, I was going for the "fools seldom differ" bit06:32
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Kamionok, well that worked, with the exception of a few spurious diffs to 'provides'06:34
Echylohah06:34
Kamionand I have no plans to try to figure out what those are about06:34
Keybukit's trying to communicate06:35
Keybukperhaps germinate is becoming some kind of oracle06:36
Kamion"help, I'm stuck in a Python script and I can't get out"?06:36
Keybuklike when it was continually trying to put KDE in main, it was just predicting the future06:36
Kamionoh, yuck, I think I might need to teach the Germinator about supported, actually06:38
Kamion(as opposed to the germinate main() wrapper)06:39
fabbionedoko: are you kidding me?06:50
fabbioneanother gcc-3.* upload?06:50
fabbionedoko: is that supposed to fix the libvtest3 thing?06:50
dokofabbione: last one, bringing g77-3.4 to the default06:51
dokofabbione: no, my test build is still running06:51
fabbionedoko: ok...06:51
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fabbionethat means at least another upload :/06:51
fabbionedid you see the log file, didn't you?06:51
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dokothe one for sparc ?06:52
fabbioneyes06:52
dokoyes, I did see it06:55
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codestringhi06:55
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bluefoxicyI need to stop writing shit on wikis.07:01
bluefoxicywhenever I comment I actually have to make a whole section for my comments07:01
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bluefoxicybecause I leave like 80 pages of comments.07:01
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dokoelmo, mdz: I've put a list of source packages to freeze (when we start) at chinstrap:~doko/cxxapps-20050511.log07:21
fabbionedoko: when do you plan to switch ?07:22
dokowe'll discuss it in some minutes (18:00 UTC) on #ubuntu-toolchain, later then with the MOTUs07:24
fabbionedoko: ah ok07:25
fabbionedoko: can you kindly let me know when that will happen?07:25
fabbionei think i will need to stop the sparc buildd to switch defaults manually07:26
fabbioneand restart after packages will be blocked07:26
dokoyes, will do07:26
fabbionethanks07:26
dokobtw, see https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/BreezyToolchainTransition07:27
dokocould you check an xorg rebuild, when all build deps are there?07:27
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fabbionedoko: sure.. i will as soon as it's ready07:30
fabbionedoko: so during the transtion all the rebuild will be done in background?07:31
fabbioneor will it happen smoothly?07:32
dokowhat do you mean with "background"?07:32
fabbionei read that uploads will be closed07:32
fabbioneor closed only for c++07:32
fabbione?07:32
dokobut only for new sources and a list of packages found in the wiki. exactly07:33
fabbioneok and these packages will be uploaded and accepted manually during the transition?07:33
fabbioneor will they be rebuilt in "background" and uploaded all at once in the archive?07:33
dokoas I did understand elmo, they should be accepted, but do not go to the buildd's07:34
dokomaybe we can have an exception list, or drop packages from the list during the "freeze"07:34
dokofabbione: btw, the 3.4 build installs fine on sparc ... (at least when built on unstable)07:35
fabbionedoko: you broke it on ubuntu :(07:36
dokothat _is_ the ubuntu package07:36
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fabbionedid you try the old version? or only the new one?07:36
doko3.4.3ds1-13ubuntu107:38
mjg59Why does the beagle package have no useful dependencies?07:38
fabbionedoko: that one fails here07:38
fabbionedoko: can you bootstrap a breezy chroot on that machine?07:39
fabbionei need to go away pretty soon07:39
dokofabbione: yes, if I find some time ...07:40
fabbioneok07:43
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Amaranthmjg59: sh_clilibs is broken or something07:44
Amaranthmjg59: I can't remember the details.07:44
Amarantherr, cillibs?07:45
mjg59Ah07:47
mjg59It doesn't even depend on mono, which isn't a great start :)07:47
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luis_mako: hey, do you know if there is anyone (outside of RH) formally stockpiling patents for Free Software?07:51
Riddellmdz: I've uploaded a new knetworkconf which just fixes the current one07:52
mdzRiddell: excellent, thanks.  can you send me a mail to remind me about it?  I'm in a meeting07:53
Riddellsure07:53
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sladenluis_: Eben was talking about it at LCA.  Probably the person to ask07:56
Amaranthmjg59: get libgnome-cil07:56
makoluis_: unless you count the companies that are setting them asside for use in free software projects, i don't think so07:56
sladenluis_: Raph (of Ghostscript fame) has several07:56
makoluis_: i think the SFLC may be interested in getting a few07:56
makoluis_: i will meet with eben tomorrow.. i can ask07:56
ogramjg59, mono is totally broken hatm... i'll have it in shape till the weekend i hope07:57
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Amaranthsomeone got a patent for swinging sideways on a swing, so i figure i have a shot07:57
ogramjg59, you can install the beagle build deps, that helps07:57
luis_mako: please do... nothing serious, but I read a sci-fi short story recently where the main character donates all his patents to a Free Intellect Foundation, and realized that AFAIK that couldn't really happen in real life07:58
luis_which seemed a shame07:59
makoluis_: you could donate them to pubpat07:59
makoluis_: they do the patent commons stuff07:59
makoluis_: i'm not sure how many people have given patents to them... but you could08:00
makothey'd take them08:00
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luis_huh08:00
luis_cool08:00
luis_now I just have to have an original thought ;)08:00
bluefoxicyhttp://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/OEMRescue  Have you ever worked in a computer repair facility?08:01
bluefoxicy"I have a virus" "Erase your whole hard drive and reinstall Windows"08:01
bluefoxicy"My OS won't boot" "Erase your whole hard drive and reinstall Windows"08:02
bluefoxicy"I have spyware and spysweeper didn't remove it" "Erase your whole hard drive and reinstall Windows"08:02
bluefoxicyI can go on and on with this for several hours if you'd like.08:02
makoluis_: nah, dude, it's overrated08:02
makoluis_: i don't actually believe in them08:02
makoluis_: but that's another conversation08:03
bluefoxicyIn a Unix system it's ALWAYS possible to either A) repair the system (erase it and only it and reinstall, don't hurt the users' data); or B) Repair or erase a certain damaged configuration in a certain user's profile to get an application working again08:03
bluefoxicyit NEVER requires a complete hard disk erasure.08:03
bluefoxicySo why is there shit in the  Breezy 08:04
bluefoxicyroadmap that encourages erasing all data and reinstalling without even attempting to actually FIX whatever problem occurs when we can do MUCH better?08:04
luis_mako: heh08:05
luis_mako: should have put quotes around 'original' :)08:05
bluefoxicyIs this one of those "oh well we're minorly better than MS so we don't have to actually do anything right" things that people come up with08:05
evarlastbluefoxicy: i agree with you, given enough time to do your steps A or B above, but those are often time consuming and time costs lots of $$$, so the MS approach is often cheaper.08:06
mjg59bluefoxicy: Have you actually read the rationale?08:06
\sh_AND_ you have to make a difference between a server and a workstation. normal users don't have a separate home partition 08:07
bluefoxicyevarlast:  separate /home directory.  System's broke, dump the system back to /, user's config and files stay fine.  User configuration is broke, wipe user's home directory.  Important data can be stored in say /home/shared (chmod 01777 /home/shared here) by the user for a "backup".  More complex things can be handled as time progresses.08:07
evarlastbluefoxicy: you are already WAY past a level that my Mom can understand.08:08
bluefoxicymjg59: "OEMs will want to provide a way for users to return an installed system to a pristine state. This is mainly to reduce support costs as they can ask the user to just return the system to its shipped state and restore data from backup."  == "encourage bad practices and lack of data availability" (data availability == security; having to back up everything when your system is broken is not data availability, especi08:08
bluefoxicyally if you don't happen to have a dvd burner to burn most of your massive 80 gigabyte / partition to)08:08
Kamionbluefoxicy: it's not about whether *we* want to do things right, it's about whether OEMs we want to persuade to base their stuff on Ubuntu are going to want this anyway; if we don't implement it, they will08:08
bluefoxicyevarlast:  Yes and the beauty of it is she just has to hit "rescue" or "Fix this user" or "An application won't start:  Web Browser"08:08
bluefoxicyKamion:  OEMs count on people to be sheep.08:09
Kamionand I'd appreciate it if your contributions to this channel were less abusive08:09
bluefoxicywell after watching several people lose important data for no apparent reason and running for over a year and a half having damaged my system, what, 20 or 30 times and having to reinstall and not having said problems, I feel that such utter crap is abusive to the user base.08:10
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KamionI don't think OEMRescue precludes a separate /home08:11
\shbluefoxicy: even in datacenters is much cheaper to have the data separated and the system is easy to reinstall08:11
Kamionand it would be pretty trivial for an OEM to set things up that way08:11
evarlastbluefoxicy: sounds nice, but often time a "system" is messed up as far as an end user is concerned, but really it junk in ~/ causing the problems, a nasty ~/.gnome entry or the like.  I think there is good reason to do both.08:11
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bluefoxicyevarlast: I've considered that already.  The only real obstacle is labeling and grouping individual problems in such a way that a user can figure out what his problem is, and having fixes for the most common cases.08:12
\shbluefoxicy: but on a "private housewifes" laptop, you can forget about separating partionions....and if you check installations of windows xp from OEMs you will see the same afford 08:12
bluefoxicyKamion:  yeah but a separate home in itself doesn't allow the case of a broken ~/ to be fixed with a quick system restore.08:12
Kamionbluefoxicy: that's a pretty trivial matter for the rescue application08:12
bluefoxicy\sh:  I know, I've erased enough peoples' schoolwork and movies and pictures and games and important data due to windows xp being on a 200 gigabyte C:08:13
Kamionyou could easily have a button that goes rm -rf ~/.[^.] * or equivalent08:13
bluefoxicyoy08:13
bluefoxicyanyway08:13
Kamionor whatever08:13
Kamionthe point of OEMRescue is flexibility08:13
Kamionit's providing a base on which OEMs can select whatever options they want to provide08:14
Kamions/on/from/08:14
bluefoxicyyeah, the presentation on the wiki indicates as much flexibility as the compaq system restore CDs08:14
\shbluefoxicy: well...I'm not talking about obsolete data..I'm talking about data which is important to have to be backuped08:14
KamionI'm not familiar with the Compaq CDs, so I can't tell what that means08:14
bluefoxicyKamion:  put the CD in, press F11, hit Y, it erases your partition table, recreates it, formats shit, and starts dumping files on the drive.  One execution path possible.08:15
\shkamion: put the cd in, format everything, install image, ready for use again ==> data loss08:15
Kamionbear in mind that the wiki notes were written in a spare three-quarters-of-an-hour while being hurried to go and do other stuff08:15
Kamionso levelling vitriol at them is not productive :-)08:15
bluefoxicyKamion:  donaldson?08:16
Kamionhuh?08:16
bluefoxicyvitriol08:16
Kamionyou are making no sense08:16
bluefoxicynvm08:17
KamionI'll bear your comments in mind, but it would be nice if I didn't have to wade through so much flamage in future :)08:17
bluefoxicyI flame when I'm flamingly angry08:17
Kamionwell your flaming makes the people you want to convince flamingly angry, so it's not really useful08:18
Kamiontake a deep breath and count to ten. :-)08:18
mjg59Anyone here running on a Dell laptop?08:19
\shor write a wiki page, where you can correct the objections of the OEMrescue ;)08:19
sabdflbluefoxicy: could you send me that code of conduct url again please? ;-)08:20
bluefoxicysabdfl:  I can't remember08:20
Kamion\sh: comments at the end of that page as he did are fine, certainly08:20
\shKamion: this way or the other :)08:21
sabdflbluefoxicy: clearly ;-)08:21
mjg59Ah, Dell hotkeys seem to be keycodes. Good.08:21
\shmjg59: is there no kbd profile for dell laptops?08:23
mjg59\sh: No idea08:24
\shmjg59: check xorgconfig or something...there should be one08:24
mjg59Oh, urgh. No, we don't really want to do it through X.08:24
mjg59The Right Way(tm) is to have the hotkeys bound to the standard input keys08:25
\shmjg59: for hp/compaq nc6000 i'm using compaq armada layout and only kde can use the special keycodes ;)08:25
mjg59\sh: The 61x0 and 62x0 work fine, as long as you set the keycodes first08:25
\shlike mute/unmute inc/dec volume08:25
\shmjg59: via Xmodmap?08:26
mjg59No, setkeycodes08:26
\shoh ok08:26
KamionI've split out OEMRescue on BreezyGoals and marked it Drafting, so I remember to go back to it08:26
mjg59\sh: See include/linux/input.h08:26
mjg59\sh: Basically, the problem is that there are standard keycodes for all of this, but we don't have standard scancodes08:27
mjg59So on a per-machine basis, we need to bind the scancodes to the keycodes08:27
\shunderstand08:27
\shmjg59: possibility to have it automated?08:28
mjg59Based on DMI information, possibly08:29
mjg59But at some stage, we still need to write a big table of key/scancode mappings08:29
mjg59Ooh, at least Dell seem to be consistent08:30
\shhmmm...someone read about novells security solution apparmor?08:30
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mdzseb128: around?08:38
kikoah, the joy of 5000 channels08:39
mdzkiko: you aren't fooling anyone; you're in all of 4 channels08:39
seb128yep08:39
mdzkiko: I desperately want to have all bugs come in as UNCONFIRMED by default08:40
mdzeven if the user is REALLY SURE that their problem doesn't need to be confirmed08:40
kikoeven for colin, mdz and seb128?08:40
seb128and I want to get UNCONFIRMED to WHATEVER working08:40
kikojust remove editbugs from everybody. that's the trivial solution.08:41
mdzkiko: I don't want to make it harder08:41
mdzand I don't want it to have side effects08:41
mdzlike making it impossible to change bugs08:41
kikoif the user doesn't have editbugs, he can't post NEW bugs.08:41
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kikoah.08:41
mdzcan't we just hide the form element?08:41
kikomdz, have you followed up on NEW bug-filers and asked them if they changed the option manually?08:41
mdzkiko: no08:41
mdzbut I have tested that new bugs default to UNCONFIRMED if I don't touch anything08:42
seb128mdz: I don't really get what we win with UNCONFIRMED08:42
mdzit seems likely that the user sees the form field, and says "of course it is not unconfirme,d I have confirmed it myself" and they change it08:42
mdzseb128: it lets us mark real bugs, to separate them from the huge volume of noise08:43
kikoseb128, it will also allow the massive community QA effort ogra is going to lead do this work for us. 08:43
seb128mdz: hum, right, that allows us to have bug confirmed but not assigned08:43
kiko(did I say massive? I meant EARTH-SHAKING)08:43
seb128;))08:43
mdzALL-ENCOMPASSING08:43
kiko(only managers type in caps)08:44
kikoand top-post.08:44
kikomdz, it's trivial to hide the form element.08:44
mdzsshh, there are top-posters in the channel08:44
mdzkiko: I think that's the solution with the least tradeoffs at this point08:44
kikomdz, okay, I'll send you a patch.08:44
seb128you rock kiko 08:45
kikoand one to fix seb128's probem08:45
seb128rock rock rock :)08:45
mdzthat would be awesome08:45
seb128kiko: and when that's done, can you fix malone for me too please ? :)08:45
kikookay. let me get down to it. in 1:15 we should talk to ogra about the QA, be around08:45
kikoseb128, the sab doesn't let me :-(08:45
seb128;(08:45
mdzseb128: that is BradB and bjornT's job08:45
seb128mdz: yeah, was just joking08:46
kikoI wasn't 08:46
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seb128mdz: I've pinged BradB with some issues already, the current malone is scaring08:46
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KamionI think powerpc should fit now, just about; new images building08:47
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mdzseb128: perhaps kiko should be CCed on those mails08:56
mdzseb128: I hear he needs more mail08:56
kikoyes, please CC me08:58
seb128mdz, kiko: ok :)08:59
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kikoseb128, do you know if Date::Format is packaged in ubuntu?09:02
kikoseb128, answering that gets you patches faster09:02
seb128libdate-simple-perl - a simple date object for Perl ?09:03
elmousr/share/man/man3/Date::Format.3pm.gz                      perl/libtimedate-perl09:03
seb128I picked the wrong one :p09:03
seb128elmo wins :(09:03
elmoFLAWLESS VICTORY09:04
bluefoxicyok perhaps it's time I quit my job and open my own business so I'll have more free time to actually write software instead of do 10 minute mock-ups09:04
kikoseb128, elmo, what do we need to do to update the description of that package to include Date::Format in it?09:05
seb128kiko: send a bug to the Debian BTS ?09:05
kikoseb128, hmmm. okay. don't imagine you could do it for me? :)09:06
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seb128kiko: I could09:06
seb128I'll not :p09:06
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kikothe issue is that: 09:06
seb128k, I'll 09:06
kiko - Date::Format is required by Bugzilla and a few other major packages09:06
kiko  - Finding it is currently difficult because it doesn't show up in the description for the package09:07
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seb128kiko: apt-get install bugzilla?09:08
kikoseb128, I could do that, I guess, but I imagine your version is more recent than the 2.16/17 that's packaged.09:08
kiko(so dependencies have changed)09:08
seb128kiko: you will get a list of package it wants to install09:08
seb128then you can "apt-get install <list of package>"09:09
kikoI know09:09
kiko<kiko> seb128, I could do that, I guess, but I imagine your version is more recent than the 2.16/17 that's packaged.09:09
kiko<kiko> (so dependencies have changed)09:09
seb128and not look where is Date::Format 09:09
seb128ups09:09
kikoyeah, that would have worked for date:;format, good point. still, I think fixing the description is correct.09:09
seb1282.18 is the universe version09:10
seb128I don't expect a big depends change to 2.1909:10
kikoyeah, updated a week ago, wasn't it?09:10
seb128agreed for the description09:10
seb128oh right, fresh sync from debian yep09:10
kikoneat09:10
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Kamionnight all09:13
kikohmm09:14
kikosomebody tell me09:14
kikohow do I do mysql administration on ubuntu?09:14
evarlastkiko: not a -devel question, try #ubuntu - also just install mysql and run 'mysql' maybe as root - for gui type administration try installing phpmyadmin.09:16
dholbachpoor kiko :-)09:16
kikoheh09:16
kikoI don't think we use root as the mysql superuser, but IMBW.09:17
sladenmjg59: should that table include wifi09:17
chmjhey sladen09:17
kikoheya sladen 09:17
kikohow did sydney treat you?09:17
kikoto good falafel no doubt.09:17
sladenhello chmj and kiko.09:17
sladenkiko: I was all well and happy but it sounds like various other people left with a flu...  Melbourne was a bit boring aside from the LUG :-)09:18
kikooh @#!@#!@#09:19
kikowho would know. 09:20
kikopitti!09:20
kikono pitti.09:20
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kikomdz, who can give me fast mysql support?09:21
sladenjbailey: java is being talked about in #ubuntu-meeting09:21
mdzkiko: as in, quickly answer questions about mysql, or provide you with a high-performance mysql setup?09:22
kikothe former09:22
mdzkiko: I can09:22
kikoI want to know who the mysql superuser is on ubuntu09:22
mdzphone09:22
mdzkiko: root09:22
mdzno password by default09:22
kikono password?09:22
kikoah.09:22
kikothanks.09:22
jbaileysladen: Thanks, which meeting is it?09:23
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bluefoxicybreh09:25
bluefoxicywho has amd64 and wtf do I use to play video on it09:25
bluefoxicybecause totem-gstreamer is absolute trash (as in laggy, out of sync, freezes often) and xine won't work on amd64 due to segfaults probably caused by the xine team expecting R 09:26
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bluefoxicyR==X personality from x8609:26
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bluefoxicyoh yay mplayer works (after complaining about missing ttf files)09:28
mjg59Anyone here and running on a Dell laptop?09:29
elmoFATAL:  XX000: failed to initialize lc_messages to ""09:29
elmoLOCATION:  InitializeGUCOptions, guc.c:186709:29
elmoanyone seen that with postgres?09:29
Mithrandirbluefoxicy: I'm using mplayer.09:30
dholbachtotem works fine on amd64 for me09:30
ografor me too09:32
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bluefoxicydholbach:  try playing an mpeg09:36
dholbachi did09:36
bluefoxicyit'll constantly change how long it is, ie it'll start a 3 minute video and it'll then say it's 30 minutes, then 4 seconds, then 2 months long, then an hour, then 10 minutes. . . 09:36
bluefoxicytry seeking through that09:37
bluefoxicyand if you manage to seek around mor ethan 3 times it freezes.09:37
bluefoxicybeen like that since warty, persists through reinstalls, reproducible on the laptop and the desktop.09:37
bluefoxicyand i had to install gstreamer0.8-ffmpeg to get movies to play at all.09:37
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kikomdz, patch #1 sent09:58
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kikoseb128, interesting. I have a question for you.10:01
kikoare you here?10:01
kikoogra, is it time?10:02
ograah10:02
ograheh10:02
kikowhere are mdz, dholbach and seb128?10:02
dholbachhere10:02
ogradholbach, is here10:02
dholbachi thought we'd meet in #ubuntu-conspiracy :-)10:02
ogramdz ? seb128 ?10:02
kikoogra, let's give them 5 minutes.10:03
ograyep10:03
kikoif 5 minutes are up I'll ring matt, and you could ring seb10:03
seb128ogra, kiko: what ?10:04
ograoki10:04
ograseb128, meeting10:04
ograseb128, QA10:04
seb128about?10:04
kikoseb128, about the end of the world, imminent, unless mdz shows up.10:04
seb128meetings marathon?10:04
dholbachyes10:04
ograyep10:04
dholbachfeels like UDU10:04
\shagain?10:04
ograhehe10:04
\shqa is interessting..had some thoughts about it ;)10:05
seb128dholbach: no, worst, at this time we were playing mao :p10:05
seb128or sleeping10:05
seb128depending on the TZ consideration10:05
kikoseb128, meanwhile, I have a question to ask you.10:05
dholbachor having VB :-)10:05
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kikoNEEDINFO.10:05
kikoseb128, that's not an "open" state is it?10:05
seb128kiko: yes it is10:05
kikowhy?10:05
\shogra: again in #u-m?10:06
kikoUPSTREAM too?10:06
ograseb128, 6:04 ? i was never up at this time... thats when dholbach awoke ;)10:06
seb128kiko: dunno how you consider open/close10:06
seb128kiko: but I consider NEEDINFO as a open bug waiting on informations10:06
kikohmmmm.10:06
lamontkiko: if you declare it fixed, or not-a-bug, it's closed.  otherwise it's open (aka not fixed...)10:06
seb128kiko: ie, that's not a CLOSED option10:06
kikolamont, seb128: and UPSTREAM the same?10:07
seb128yep10:07
mdzkiko: here10:07
seb128UPSTREAM is really open10:07
mdzwas on the phone10:07
seb128that's "the bug is an upstream issue"10:07
lamontkiko: yes10:07
kikomdz, oh, I double-rang you then.10:07
luis_NEEDINFO should mean 'I cannot fix this without more information', which is effectively closed- think of 'open' as 'fixable' and 'closed' as 'no longer fixable'10:07
kikoyeah10:07
kikoluis_, do you have a custom hack in process_bug.cgi to handle UNCONFIRMED and NEEDINFO/UPSTREAM?10:07
dokoelmo, mdz: is it possible to remove/add packages from the list of frozen packages during the CXX transition?10:07
mdzdoko: I don't see why not10:08
luis_obviousy it is different from actually fixed, but IMHO it is closer to closed than open10:08
seb128not really10:08
seb128they stay in the scope10:08
luis_kiko: I think so, but honestly I don't recall- it has been a while since I looked at where that hack was10:08
mdzkiko: so what's the agenda here?10:08
luis_no10:08
dholbachif you don't get what the reporter is trying to tell you, it will be NEEDINFO as well?10:08
kikoanyway10:08
kikolet's stop this discussion and start another10:08
kikoI'll sort it out.10:08
luis_they should never be NEEDINFOd if you can fix it with the information available10:08
kiko-----------------------------------------------10:09
kikoQA meeting starts here10:09
kiko-----------------------------------------------10:09
dokomdz, elmo: the current plan is to have the freeze next Monday/Tuesday, depending on when elmo can set it in effect10:09
kikoso ogra, sabdfl mdz and I have a plan for QA in the short term10:09
seb128luis_: NEEDINFO is to let a chance to provide informations before closing10:09
mdzkiko: we can use #ubuntu-meeting10:09
kikohmm, you had suggested -devel, but sure10:09
mdzif it's too noisy in here10:09
ograyeah, lets do that10:09
mdzluis_: ->#ubuntu-meeting10:10
luis_ooh, I'm invited :)10:10
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lamontelmo: looks like ps2eps needs to migrate to main (for gsl)10:17
lamontelmo: and libevent-dev (for nfs-utils) and jikes-classpath (for gettext)10:18
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Kamionelmo: ... and lsb-{core,cxx,graphics} for lsb10:38
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lamontthere will be a momentary disturbance in the force while I bzip2 all the log files10:56
dholbachhaha... lamont: you're great! :-)10:56
lamontdholbach: for extra credit, tell me how  to have firefox automatically bunzip the data when it arrives.10:57
lamontrather than wanting to invoke archive manger or whatever10:57
ograhmm, it did that once...10:57
lamontthere are some .bz2 files there now, I'm just bziping everything to avoid the rsync pollution that would cause elmo to kill me10:58
dholbachlamont: doesnt it depend on the webserver configuration?10:58
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lamontwell, since we don't want the server uncompressing them.....10:59
dholbachbut some crazy mime-type/whatever stuff? *shrug* no idea, sorry10:59
\shdholbach: you can do two things: 1. webserver sending the right mime-type and you have the right mapping, or you advise the browser/desktop gui ;) to map .bz2 with bunzip 11:00
\shsecond method must do the bunzip in a tmp dir and remove it afterwards11:01
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\shlamont: why not doing a transparent bunziping on the webserver? like the gzip method11:08
lamont\sh: I suppose we could,  but the reason everyone wanted them was for bandwidth savings, and you don't get those.11:09
lamontand (2) it would require a server change...11:09
lamontconfig change11:09
\shlamont: nono...transparent gziping is a feature of the webserver and webclient...the webserver sends it as .gz and the browser tries to gunzip it11:10
lamontah, coolness11:10
\shlamont: i think there is also a bzip2 module for apache...but i think most of the webclients are not using this, but most of them can use transparant gunzip11:10
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lamont\sh: that's kinda unfortunate.11:18
lamontbz2 is much nicer for the disk...  and we were getting kinda full11:18
\shlamont: i don't have a testbed right now for it, but lemme check tomorrow if I can get it to work on apache2 and firefox11:19
lamontwould be coo11:19
lamontl11:19
uniqthe module for apache doesn't read .gz files from disk (afaik). it compresses the served files on the fly.11:20
\shuniq: you can gzip them also on disk...11:21
\shuniq: if you have gunziped files, it will gzip them, and if you have gzipped files, it will send them directly11:21
uniqok.11:21
\shuniq: problem is the client, if he can do gunzip on the fly it's ok...but then u have those nasty IEs ;)11:23
\shsome versions are working, some not11:23
lamont\sh: for this instance, I really only care about firefox... :-)11:24
\shlamont: well :) this is fine with me...at lycos we didn't have the choice ;)11:25
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bluefoxicyanother detriment to gstreamer/totem11:38
bluefoxicysometimes closing totem after 20 minutes of it having finished a video will cause totem to not close11:38
bluefoxicybut rather rapidly fill memory11:38
bluefoxicyuntil your system grinds to a halt for about 10 minutes and the OOM killer catches up enough to kill totem.11:38
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uniq\sh: looks like apache2 only supports content encoding. mod_gzip has been converted to mod_deflate with less features.. http://tinyurl.com/a8pxt11:42
alleemjg59: ping?  LaptopTesting|Hardware11:44
\shuniq: the orig mod_gzip should do this...we had it runnin on apache 1.3 ... i will check it tomorrow11:44
uniqit's running on 1.3.. but not 2 :)11:44
uniqI use it on 1.3 myself.11:44
\shuniq: there should be a (real) mod_gzip version for 2.x11:45
\shhttp://www.ehyperspace.com/apache/mod_gzip11:45
uniq40411:45
\shwow11:45
\sh*headshaking*11:46
lamontno one should be running 1.3 anymore11:46
lamontwell, except for my competitors...11:46
kikoI run 1.311:46
\shi switched to 2.x11:47
\shbut this incident i have to check..mod_gzip not working anymore..:(11:49
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dokoKamion: maybe it's better to build a CD before Monday/Tuesday, when we start the CXX transition ...11:52
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lamontup to 'f' (albeit with some random stuff later in the alphabet done...)11:57

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