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lamont'h'12:12
lamontg'night mvo12:13
mvonight lamont 12:13
dholbachgood night12:15
kikonight daniel12:15
dholbachbye kiko12:17
lamontnight dholbach 12:17
dholbachbye lamont 12:17
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dokoelmo, mdz: for an announcement of the C++ transition to ubuntu-devel, please could you confirm that we can freeze C++ apps and new source packages on Monday?12:30
elmodefine freeze?12:30
kikoplace in a temperature below 0C12:31
elmoPOP THE TRUNK12:33
tsengmjg59: well, i threatened to kick the next person to complain about mono deps in the face.. i guess thats you :D12:34
ograheh12:34
tsengmjg59: monodis is broken so dh_clideps doesnt work12:34
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ogratseng, no its not !12:35
ogra:)12:35
tsengyou fixed?12:35
ografixed...12:35
tsengnice12:35
ogratestbuild just finished12:35
tsengyou rock12:37
elmodoko: (seriously)12:37
tsengnow we get to rebuild *12:37
ograyep..12:37
ograand look that dh_clideps has -d everywhere....12:38
tsengjeez its 80F outside12:38
dokofreeze: no new source packages enter, no source package from a given list is uploaded12:38
dokoelmo: ^^^12:39
tsengdoko: that pretty well sucks do we get to finish with mono first?12:39
elmodoko: by any one?12:39
ogratseng, c++12:39
tsengi know what its about12:40
tsengoh well12:40
ogratseng, mono desnt need new c++ source 12:40
dokotseng: does mono depend on c++?12:40
tsengoh so its not blacklisted12:40
tsengi see12:40
tsengthe other day i thought you meant freeze on everything.12:40
dokotseng: calm down ;-)12:40
ogratseng, mainly KDE :-P12:41
tsengdoko: heh im tired of getting 50 messages a day bitching about mono-app-X being broken12:41
dokotseng: with the time you get used to it12:41
tsengheh12:41
ograthats the price you pay for the Maintainer: field ;)12:41
tsengpeople should grok the breezy field12:42
dokoelmo: well, we may want to allow some people to allow manual upload and only disallow new source packages being synced from unstable?12:42
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schweebmako: ping12:48
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mdkeschweeb, is it about CC? i was hustling him earlier and he said he was writing a paper for a conference12:50
schweebyea12:54
schweebit is12:54
mdkehe sounded busy12:54
schweebnot entirely uncommon for him12:54
mdkeya12:55
mdkegood double negative understatement12:55
mdke;)12:55
sladendouble plus good12:55
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schweebgot approved for membership at last meeting, and was wondering if there was anything else I needed to do... sent him a signed CoC back a while ago, but wanna know if he wants me to sign again for membership12:57
tsengschweeb: double check with mako 12:59
schweebtseng: which is why I pinged mako, bish12:59
tsengi missed that12:59
tsengbish12:59
mdzdoko: if elmo says it can be technically impleented in time, I have on problem instituting it on Monday01:00
dokos/on/no/ ?01:01
mdkeschweeb, i'm thinking a mail will do the trick01:01
dokomdz: s/on/no/ ?01:02
eruin(from udu wiki/FileManagerImprovement) "[...]  and the difficult choice between "Pictures", "Photos" and "Graphics"."  <-- isn't Pictures the obvious catch-all?01:02
Burgundaviaeruin, not really01:02
mdzdoko: yes01:03
Burgundaviaeruin, something I create in inkscape is not a picture01:03
eruinBurgundavia: well, fair enough, but to a casual desktop user? I myself would use graphics (and I do)01:03
Burgundaviaeruin, what about Images?01:03
eruinthat's a nice one01:04
eruin;)01:04
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schweebmdke: that's an undesirable amount of work, since I don't have my mail client set up currently :P01:04
mdkeschweeb, *grins*01:04
mdkepriv msg then ;)01:04
Burgundaviampt, what did they suggest?01:04
mptpictures, iirc01:04
Burgundaviadictionary.com says "# A visual representation or image painted, drawn, photographed, or otherwise rendered on a flat surface."01:05
mptQuite possibly the sort of people who create non-picture graphics are the sort of people willing and able to create their own folders01:05
eruinthat's indeed along the lines I was thinking, too01:06
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lamontback later01:06
sladenmdz: is LiveCD/tools supposed to be empty?01:06
mdzsladen: what is LiveCD/tools?01:06
mdzoh, do you mean the /tools directory on the CD?01:07
Unfrgivenmorning all01:07
mdzthat's empty on both live and install01:07
mdza debian-cd artifact, presumably01:07
Unfrgivenanyone else having problems with the new version of ndiswrapper?01:07
mdzI think that's where rawrite and such live01:07
Unfrgiventhe modules won't load01:07
mdzUnfrgiven: #ubuntu, please01:08
Unfrgivenmdz: this is a breezy issue for a new upload.01:08
mdzUnfrgiven: please?01:08
Unfrgivenmdz: isn't it better discussed here?01:08
lamont-awaymdz: no build log updates for a couple 3 more hours...01:08
BurgundaviaUnfrgiven, things are broken in breezy, file a bug unless you have a fix01:08
mdzlamont-away: what happened?01:08
lamont-awayoffline so I can bzip2 everything01:09
eruinhas there been any recent discussion based around font hinting and similar stuff? (ie the fact that fonts turn up uneccessarily cripsy on alot of systems)01:09
mdzeruin: FontHandling would be the place to look01:09
eruincheers01:09
lamont-awaythey're still getting saved (now bzipped), but turning on the rsync now would be bad for my health, next time elmo caught up with me.01:09
lamont-awayup to 'k' on the compression side of things... :-(01:09
mdzalso, thully complains about it from time to time01:09
UnfrgivenBurgundavia: well id like to write a fix but i need some more info as to what is wrong. this worked yesterday until the i got the latest breezy crack in the evening. but ok, i guess ill go to #ubuntu.01:10
tsengthully complains about alot of things01:10
mdzlamont-away: so this is bzip2ing all build logs?01:10
tsengbut refuses to learn anything.01:10
mdzlamont-away: does firefox know how to un-bzip2 them on the fly for viewing/01:10
mdz?01:10
lamont-awaymdz: I'll have my laptop with me, if the need really arises.  otherwise, they should be done before I sleep01:10
lamont-awaymdz: yes.01:10
mdzok01:10
lamont-awayand no01:10
schweebtseng: I noticed as much01:10
mdzoh01:10
mdzwouldn't it be better to use gzip instead, then?01:11
lamont-awayyes we're bziping them all, no ffox is clueless01:11
mdzit would also be a lot faster01:11
lamont-awayless disk savings that way - text files get pretty extreme with bzip.01:11
sladenmdz: yup, the README in that directory says it contains rawrite, but there nothing in there01:11
lamont-awaysomeone was going to see how hard it was to get apache and ffox happy01:11
mdzsladen: seems worth a low-severity bug report for Kamion01:12
lamont-awaymdz: worst case, I'll switch to using gzip once I get the master and p.u.c copy back in sync.01:12
lamont-awaythen old will be bz2, but current will be .gz01:12
lamont-awayanyway, getting dragged out the door to the party01:13
sladenmdz: what's kamion's email for bugzilla, I've just wiped the fabulous page out by getting it wrong01:21
mdzsladen: cjwatson01:24
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makoschweeb: hey dude01:36
makoschweeb: lemme check01:36
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bob2whiprush: people were sick before paul arrived in australia02:06
whiprushyeah but he's a convenience scapegoat.02:06
whiprushplus he was in my room so he's an easy target.02:07
jordiwho is paul?02:10
jordidid he infect me?02:10
ograjordi, yes02:10
jordiffs02:10
lifelessshort guy, wide shoulders, foldaway bikeh02:11
ograjordi, we sat upstairs on the armchairs in the corridor and he coughed all the time...02:13
ogra(we = you, me, him)02:13
jordinod02:13
jordifun02:13
jordiso it wasn silbs after all!02:13
ograheh02:13
jordiwasn't02:13
zulheh...maybe you all got bubonic plague02:16
infinityzul : Felt like it.02:20
zulmore sunlight will do you good infinity 02:20
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whiprushjdub: ping02:45
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dilingerheh02:52
dilingerthe 'x' key just fell off my laptop keyboard02:52
dilingersoon there will be none left02:52
zulyou should stop looking at triple-x sites then02:53
tsengzul: http://tseng.ath.cx/photos/index.php?galerie=udu&snimek=91 < he's not kidding02:53
zulhehe02:54
dilingermm.. mentos02:54
infinitydilinger's laptop helps make mine feel less inadequate, therefor it's a wonderful thing.02:56
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dilingermuch like ripped jeans, one day keyboards w/ half the keys lost will be fashionable.  just you wait.02:58
infinityUh huh.02:58
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jdubwhiprush: pong03:20
whiprushgot some time to talk fridge?03:20
tsengwhiprush: ill tell you something about fridge. if you dont get your moldy crap out of there..03:21
whiprushhands off the beer in the fridge, kid.03:22
tseng(i dont drink beer, remember)03:22
whiprush:(03:22
mdzdaniels: is there a bug open somewhere already for "it'd be nice to have a desktop tool to change the default mode for X"? (cf. #10173)03:23
danielsmdz: not really.  we all sort of agreed that it would kick arse if we had something similar to redhat-config-display, in oxford, but that never eventuated03:24
jdubwhiprush: sho'!03:26
whiprushSo I was thinking of trying out different stuff to get an idea of what we want to use. But elmo flinched everytime we mentioned something php based.03:27
jdubheh03:27
whiprushSo I'm going to play with this newsbruiser thing for a bit.03:27
jdubwhiprush: i've started putting it together with drupal - it won't be a problem03:27
whiprushand start "practicing" what entries would look like03:27
jdubnewsbruiser is just a blog hosting tool03:27
whiprushok.03:27
jdubhrm03:27
jdubactually03:27
whiprushok well if you have something setup, when it's ready give me a little sandbox and I can start playing around with entries.03:28
jdubwait a sec, i'll set it up so you can play with my devel version at home03:28
whiprushthen I was thinking we could do like #ubuntu-fridge and have all the people interested (the guy that bought spreadubuntu.com for example), then we could start brainstorming what works and what doesn't, etc.03:29
whiprushand start breaking stuff03:29
whiprushthen we could run it like that for a week or so, see how it feels/works, and go from there.03:30
ajmitch_whiprush: as long as you put some decent stuff in the fridge for us03:31
jdubso i was thinking about other funny fridge things that inspired the idea03:32
jdubdo you guys remember the fridge in ghostbusters?03:32
ajmitch_vaguely03:32
whiprushmy needly little brain has been plotting fridge-content all day.03:32
jdubajmitch_: watch ghostbusters again, and watch out for the fridge ;)03:33
spivjdub: "Do you actually eat this stuff?" ;)03:34
jdub:-)03:35
whiprushMy fridge inspiration comes from The Naked Gun.03:36
whiprushWhen the girl goes through his fridge, and gets some chinese out ... "Didn't this place go out of business like 3 years ago?"03:36
jdubha ha03:36
jdubso we totally need a page of crazy fridge references ;)03:36
jljewhiprush: yeah, great line, saw that movie just a few days ago03:37
whiprushHow do you know if there is a reindeer in your refrigerator? The hoof prints in the butter!03:37
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whiprushhttp://www.nashken.com/cartoons/techniks/refrigerator-blue.gif03:38
whiprushthese puns are going to get out of control in the future. I'm telling you now.03:39
Lathiatwhiprush: haha03:47
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bob2oh man, at this hotel in sydney they had a fridge with blue leds inside it03:54
jdubwe should have a fridge gallery03:54
dilingerbob2: they weren't VA style, were they?  stare directly at them and lose your eyesight for an hour?03:55
bob2haha03:55
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jdubwhoa04:11
jdubXIP on its way to 2.604:11
jdub(article in lwn)04:11
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bob2what's the least crap small-business accounting thing in ubuntu?04:28
HrdwrBoBgnumeric04:28
HrdwrBoB:(04:28
AmaranthI've found a new favorite word: fuckyouness04:28
Amaranthdivifund?04:28
bluefoxicytseng:  your @g.o addy still works?04:29
bluefoxicyok pop quiz, what's the best address to contact tseng at?04:30
bob2the one he posts to ubuntu-devel with, presumably04:31
bluefoxicyhold it I have to read one of the google results whose description starts with "Brandon hale states 'last night I stayed up all night...'"04:32
HrdwrBoBdivifund is a personal finance, not business finance04:34
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Burgundaviabob2, quasar, but I don't no if it is packaged for Debian/Ubuntu04:37
danielsdaniels@catsby:~/canonical/freetype% apt-get source freetype204:39
daniels[...] 04:39
danielsdpkg-source: extracting freetype1 in freetype1-1.4pre.2003040204:39
danielsdaniels@catsby:~/canonical/freetype% apt-get source freetype04:39
daniels[...] 04:39
danielsdpkg-source: extracting freetype in freetype-2.1.704:40
danielswork that one out.04:40
Amarantho_O04:40
AmaranthThat's a little...off.04:40
bluefoxicya little bass ackwards04:43
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danielsoh god05:08
danielsfreetype2 has an I Can't Believe It's Not DBS build system05:08
wombledaniels: Shouldn't that be "I Can't Understand DBS So I'll Reinvent It" ?05:10
wombleHmm...05:10
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lamontdaniels: but did freetype2 capture all the stupidity that is encapsulated in dbs?05:16
danielslamont: it embraced it and extended it05:17
lamontjust reading scrollback...  the source layout is, um, interesting05:18
wasabiWho works on update-manager?05:29
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danielsmvo, IIRC05:31
fabbionemorning05:31
lamontwasabi: mvo sounds right05:32
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minghuaHi, I am setting up a breezy chroot05:52
minghuaIt seems the version of build-essential is still 10.1ubuntu105:52
minghuaSo I have to wait for build-essential 11 to enter archive (or sync to mirror), right?05:53
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fabbionemdz: what is the proper way to update status of the specs? right now i am adding info after each point that gets implemented/tested/whatever.. but should we create a separate section for implementation status or is it ok?06:09
fabbionean example is ClusterFilesystem and InstallerVolumeManager06:10
fabbioneManagement even06:10
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|QuaD-_dist-upgrade on breezy wants to remove update-manager :)06:19
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derekon the laptopTeam page it pointed here06:50
derekhas there been any development/success in getting sound to work with dell latitude series laptops and dell port replicators?06:51
dereksound works fine for me on the laptop, but when plugged into the replicator the sound outbound on replicator doesnt work06:51
derekif i plug back in laptop it works fine06:51
derekusb and other port replicating items appear to work fine06:51
Treenaksgnome-volume-manager has a missing build-dep on bzip206:54
Lathiatwhy the hell does g-v-m need bzip2 to build?06:56
Treenaksit contains the original source in a .tar.bz206:57
Treenakspretty common really06:58
Treenaksalso check http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/gnome-volume-manager/1.3.1-0ubuntu1/gnome-volume-manager_1.3.1-0ubuntu1_20050511-2119-i386-failed.bz206:58
bob2ew06:58
LathiatTreenaks: ohh right06:59
Lathiatthats not so bad06:59
TreenaksI rebuilt it myself now -- with the right deps -- and it works fine07:05
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g14I found an issue with fast-user-switch-applet and esd07:12
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concept10g14: what apps do you work on?07:13
g14concept10, When changing users with the fast-user-switch-applet, esd is already running as the first person07:14
g14concept10, so sound does not whatsoever for the second user. I believe ajmitch_ is working on fusa for ubuntu07:14
g14concept10, http://ignore-your.tv/fusa/07:15
concept10alright, checking it out07:15
g14concept10, thanks. There are debs available from http://ankur.ath.cx/ubuntu/fast-user-switch-applet/07:17
concept10g14: 07:18
g14concept10, yes?07:18
concept10g14: oops sorry, anyway - im trying to bring some of the redhat tools over to ubuntu as posted on the ubuntu goals, but Im not too familiar with ubuntu/debian, but I almost have one of the requested tools working07:19
g14concept10, All of the system-config stuff? That would be awesome07:19
g14concept10, what do you have almost working?07:20
concept10yeah, I been primarily a fedora and red hat user but I like ubuntu, I have it installed on one of my development box07:21
concept10system-config-services07:21
g14concept10, I've used redhat since redhat 5 when it used gnome with enlightenment as the wm *shudders*07:21
g14just started using ubuntu a few months ago07:21
concept10I lost my internet connection earlier07:21
g14And love it07:21
g14thats fine07:21
concept10so you are familar with all of the system-config tools? I would like to get them working in one wrapper07:22
g14I am familar with most all of them07:22
g14Even the obscure ones like system-config-netboot07:22
g14concept10, Why one wrapper? They should be seperate packages07:23
concept10You think so?07:23
g14Why would I want an apache configuration tool on my dns server?07:23
g14theoraticly07:23
concept10Im not talking about wrapping all, just some tools that relate07:24
g14Like what?07:24
concept10I have no plan yet07:25
concept10I just think that system-config tools should be in one wrapper. Kind of like mandrivas tools, but not as noobish as mandrake07:26
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mdzfabbione: it is fine to update the existing status column in the table07:26
g14Concept yast is the all in one admin tool07:26
jsgotangcohello07:26
concept10yast2 is gpl'd now, how do you like it?07:27
g14concept10, They have a yast4debian project, but its not very mature07:27
g14I like the very similar gui and tui interfaces07:27
concept10g14: http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/GraphicalConfigTools07:27
g14brb07:29
concept10me too.....07:29
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infinitymdz : Would anyone (you?) scream loudly if I suggested adding "smbfs" to the desktop seed?07:37
Lathiatbut all applicatiosn should support gnomevfs!07:37
g14Great idea, add gnome-vfs support to cp and mv </troll>07:38
Lathiatgnomevfs-cp !07:40
g14No, just submit the patches to gnu07:41
g14RMS would have a heartattack07:41
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jsgotangcoogra hey07:51
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dokomorning all08:11
fabbionehi doko08:13
fabbionespecially for the fun of trying :P08:13
fabbioneops08:13
ajmitch_hi doko, fabbione 08:17
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fabbioneelmo, thom: can you please install xmlto on halley/hoary chroot?08:27
fabbione(or see if you can bootstrap a breezy chroot)08:27
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cartmananyone knows if its possible to provide non-nptl setup for amd64 machines in breezy ?08:28
mdzinfinity: I'd say that it should probably be discussed on the mailing list first08:28
bob2cartman: chroot08:29
fabbionecartman: i doubt...08:29
bob2I'm almost ceetain amd64 has never supported linuxthreads08:29
fabbioneyou will need old glibc08:29
cartmanbob2: without that I mean native 64bit one08:29
bob2Mithrandir: does amd64 support linuxthreads at all?08:29
cartmanah08:29
lifelessminghua: AIUI yes08:29
cartmanhttp://www.mathworks.com/support/solutions/data/1-QVND8.html?solution=1-QVND8 <-- why I ask08:29
lifelessbob2: erm, inversion - I meant no.08:30
fabbioneelmo, thom: can you also please update binutils on concordia/breezy chroot?08:30
fabbionemeh08:32
fabbioneelmo, thom: xmlto on davis/breezy chroot please :)08:32
minghualifeless: thanks08:33
lifelessminghua: uhm sorry dude, I was answer bob2. my fingers fouled08:33
minghualifeless: Err, okay. :-)08:34
fabbionedoko: can you /j #ubuntu-kernel please08:36
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pittiMorning08:43
dokomorning pitti08:45
dokodoes the wiki on ubuntu has a page documenting the moin wiki format?08:45
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pittiHi jsgotangco 08:48
jsgotangcopitti hey08:48
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Mithrandirbob2: no.09:01
Mithrandirbob2: it's nptl only09:01
Mithrandirbob2: at least in Debian and Ubuntu, I don't know about RH and SuSE.09:01
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ccMithrandir: fedora/rh is nptl only. no more linuxthreads (if that was the Q)09:15
Mithrandircc: Thanks.  (And yes, that was the question.)09:15
fabbioneelmo/thom: can you pleae install 2.6.12 build-deps on davis/breezy-ppc64 chroot?09:16
fabbionedoko: i guess it is still not safe to build the kernel with gcc4, right?09:18
zygahello09:20
zygasymphonyos has a torrent if anyone is interested in having a look09:20
Burgundaviazyga, oh?09:20
Burgundaviazyga, live or install?09:20
zygaBurgundavia: live I presume09:21
zygawant a link?09:21
Burgundaviasure09:21
zyga(it's darn fast torrent)09:21
zygahttp://www.symphonyos.com/torrents/btdownload.php?type=torrent&file=symphonyos-alpha-070.iso.torrent&PHPSESSID=c899b35b8b1e8f1d52ee872ae14b2d8c09:21
zygahttp://www.symphonyos.com/trademarks.html (policy they ask everyone who downloads to read)09:22
dokofabbione: I never tried ...09:23
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zygaBurgundavia: it's possible to install it to disk but It's a live cd09:23
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Burgundaviazyga, cool, thanks09:29
jsgotangcohmm09:29
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Kamionmorning09:45
Kamiondoko: HelpOnEditing09:45
fabbionemorning Kamion09:46
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fabbioneYAY09:47
fabbioneKamion: go for it!09:47
fabbionei am all high up to remove -it- .it langpacks09:47
Kamion... not the reaction I expected09:47
dokoKamion: hmm, couldn't find something to escape a '] '09:47
dokoKamion: so you're building a CD before Monday?09:48
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Kamiondoko: hope so09:48
Kamionfew more things to sort out today09:48
fabbioneKamion: did you have time to upload partman-lvm-auto?09:49
dokoseb128: is the naming scheme for gnome library packages (appending -#) upstream, or a Debian thing?09:50
seb128debian09:50
fabbionewho feels very very lucky today?09:52
fabbione(and has an amd64 handy?)09:52
=== toresbe !
zygafabbione: hmmm09:53
zygafabbione: how lucky exactly?09:53
fabbionezyga: a lot :)09:53
zygafabbione: what are you going to test?09:54
fabbioneamd64 kernel compiled with gcc-4.009:54
fabbioneit might boot, it might not09:54
fabbioneit can eat your system or not09:54
fabbioneno idea09:54
Kamionfabbione: not yet09:54
fabbioneKamion: ok thanks09:55
Kamionfabbione: might leave it 'til after Colony 1, haven't decided yet09:55
zygafabbione: just give me a package09:55
fabbioneKamion: is the source in SVN? i just want to start to look at it. not to push it hard in the archive09:56
fabbionezyga: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/09:56
fabbionezyga: there is only one image there09:56
Kamionfabbione: svn://svn.debian.org/d-i/trunk/packages/partman/partman-lvm-auto/09:56
fabbionebe sure to have another kernel installed to recover.. in case09:56
fabbioneKamion: thanks09:56
Kamioner, or not09:56
Kamionfabbione: svn://svn.debian.org/d-i/trunk/packages/partman/partman-auto-lvm/09:56
fabbioneehhe09:57
Kamionseb128: any chance of a gst-plugins0.8 built against libflac7?09:58
seb128Kamion: sure, I'll have a look now09:59
zygafabbione: fetching09:59
Kamionta09:59
pittielmo: imagemagick sync, please09:59
fabbioneKamion: i did an attempt to debootstrap breezy.buildd on sparc and i got a few missing stuff around.. http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/deboot.diff10:01
fabbioneKamion: in details: required adds gcc-4.0-base and base adds: cpp-4.0 and gcc-4.010:01
bob2does Fedora still use kudzu?10:02
fabbioneKamion: + the specific sparc stuff10:02
zygafabbione: test in 3 minutes10:04
Kamionfabbione: thanks, I'll upload10:05
fabbioneKamion: it's tested only on sparc tho10:05
fabbionebut i thing the gcc-4 changes are ok on other arches too10:05
zygareboot10:06
fabbioneKamion: some good news on #u-k.. we can start dropping some ppc images as soon as i get the ppc64 versions10:09
Kamionfabbione: actually, go ahead and upload that debootstrap - there are no other changes I need to do so no point in me pulling down your diff10:09
fabbionedown to 4 images :)10:09
zygafabbione: seems to work fine10:09
Kamionfabbione: we'll just need powerpc and ppc64, I'd expect?10:09
Kamioner, plus -smp10:09
fabbionezyga: can you please run it for a while?10:09
zygafabbione: sure10:09
zygaNo pro!@#@$^%#10:10
fabbioneKamion: we agreed with svenl/benh: ppc32 -> powerpc{,-smp}, pseries-smp and iseries-smp10:10
zyga;-)10:10
fabbioneKamion: benh sais there is no point in UP kenrel for the others10:10
Kamionfabbione: 'k, sounds sensible10:10
Kamionso I guess I build d-i from powerpc and pseries-smp10:10
fabbioneand iseries :(10:10
Kamion(there isn't complete iseries-smp support in d-i yet)10:10
fabbioneiseries won't boot with pseries kernels apparently10:11
zygafabbione: It's probably my imagination but it seemed to boot slightly faster than the previous 2.6.1010:13
fabbionezyga: it might...10:13
Treenaksit has timing info in the kernel log messages now10:13
zygafabbione: less stuff to do or gcc-4 really optimized things?10:13
fabbioneno idea10:14
fabbionezyga: without benchmarks there is no real "faster/slower" than 10:14
Kamionfabbione: somebody sent a couple of iseries patches to debian-boot@ ages back, and I think most of them got applied, but AFAIK the job wasn't finished10:14
fabbioneKamion: no rush.. i need to get the changes in the kernel first10:14
KamionI'm not going to spend significant amounts of my time worrying about it :)10:15
Kamionfabbione: will pseries-smp boot on G5s?10:15
Kamionif so, that seems like kind of a misleading name10:16
fabbioneKamion: ENOCLUE.. that's what svenl/benh are telling me10:16
Kamionit must do, powerpc won't10:16
fabbionei tend to trust what benh says10:16
fabbione(even via svenl ;))10:16
Kamioncould you ask them about that? I feel uncomfortable having to tell G5 users to boot a pseries kernel :)10:17
fabbionesorry svenl.. couldn't resist :P10:17
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fabbioneKamion: svenl says it does10:19
infinityYou could just go for purely generic names, like Debian's HPPA kernels.10:25
infinity(2.6.12-32{,-smp}, 2.6.12-64{,-smp})10:26
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elmopitti: nothing to sync10:37
elmofabbione: mostly done, except breezy-ppc64, which err, seems to be broken10:37
pittielmo: oh, already done, thanks10:37
fabbioneelmo: thanks10:38
elmopitti: eh, manually?10:39
seb128I've several packages ftbfsing with a "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lstdc++" error10:39
pittielmo: no, I mean, obviously somebody asked faster than me10:39
seb128anybody feeling to give me a hand on how to track what's wrong?10:39
elmopitti: ah, ok10:39
seb128I've no clue on how to fix that :/10:39
seb128the packages have not changed, so that's due to a toolchain or pkg-config or something change10:40
Kamioninfinity: the purely generic names are actually kind of a pain - given a package name, you can't figure out what architecture it's for easily - and you might well end up with totally different packages for different architectures but with the same name10:41
seb128sound-juicer is an example of such package10:41
Mithrandirseb128: pkg-config doesn't touch any of that.  It should be automatically detected based on whether you're compiling with g++ or gcc, I think?10:41
mvoelmo: sync libogg please (our changes are in now)10:41
seb128Mithrandir: that's c++ code build with gcc apparently10:42
elmomvo: done10:42
seb128Mithrandir: and that used to work ... any idea on how to fix it?10:42
Mithrandirseb128: not really, no.  Wave some magic wand or drag doko in to fix it.10:43
seb128doko: ping? :)10:43
\shseb128: libstdc++ is on your system? 10:43
seb128sure10:43
\shfor which version? 10:43
seb128the Build-Depends are correct10:43
fabbioneKamion: ok, what do you prefer to have as name schema?10:44
infinityKamion : Erm.  But with any package in Debian, you can't determine the arch from the name (only the filename)... Why are kernels meant to be special in this case? :)10:44
seb128\sh: libstdc++.so.5.0.7  libstdc++.so.6.0.410:44
seb128\sh: ie libstdc++5 and libstdc++610:44
seb128---------10:45
seb128but I'm pretty sure that's due to a gcc4 change10:45
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infinityseb128 : The problem is you're using "gcc -lstdc++" which is a) wrong, and b) won't work when gcc and g++ are mismatched (as they currently are in breezy, 4.0 versus 3.3)10:46
dokoseb128: yes, infinity is right10:46
infinityseb128 : It should magically start working again after the c++ transition, but that's not really "fixed".10:46
seb128k, I've a bunch of GNOME packages doing this 10:46
\shgtkmm stuff? ,-)10:47
seb128what should be do to solve the properly?10:47
seb128no10:47
seb128gst-plugins0.8 by example10:47
dokoseb128: link with g++10:47
infinityseb128 : If they're pure C applications linking with C++ libs, link with g++.10:47
infinityseb128 : If they're pure C linking with something that accidentally pulled in a C++ dep earlier up the chain, fix the thing earlier on. :)10:47
infinityseb128 : If it's C++, build with g++.10:48
seb128sound-juicer is a C app10:48
seb128try to figure what pulls the cpp part10:48
dokoseb128: and depends on which lib?10:48
infinityseb128 : Remove the -lstdc++ and see what breaks.  It will fail to link if it thinks it needs it.10:49
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infinityseb128 : Might also make hunting down the source a bit faster. :)10:49
dokoseb128: yes, listed on http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/CxxApplicationList10:50
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dokoseb128: certainly libmusicbrainz4 and liborbit210:51
seb128_hum, dsl IP change10:51
seb128_<doko> seb128: and depends on which lib?10:51
zygahmm10:51
seb128_if you said something after that please repeat :)10:51
seb128_liborbit2 is not cpp afaik10:51
zygawhen did 'places' menu got 'bookmarks' item?10:51
seb128_2.1010:51
infinityseb128_ : Start randomly removing all the manually-insertedf "-lstdc++" from your packages, and see which ones break and why.10:52
dokoseb128_: look at http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/CxxLibraryList for the list of libraries10:52
infinityseb128_ : There's no change of a broken build, things will just fail to link if they need it.10:52
infinitys/change/chance/10:52
zygaseb128_: I've noticed it today, it was not there for a long time after installing 2.1010:52
seb128_zyga: no, it's here since 2.1010:52
infinitymysql has this bug too, but upstream's solution is perverse.10:52
zygaseb128_: strange, maybe it depends on number of items in my bookmarks10:52
Kamioninfinity: kernels are different because we're talking radically different configs here - it's rare for "32-bit or 64-bit" to be the only significant difference, e.g. in the case of powerpc there are two 64-bit kernels, so calling it -64 would just be confusing10:52
Kamionfabbione: I don't have a clear preference, that's why I was asking to ask benh if he was sure about the pseries name for something that boots on G5 :)10:53
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infinityKamion : But one shold be the "generic 64 bit kernel" (for G5, RS/6000, pSeries), and the other is a specialty.10:53
infinityKamion : Nothing wrong with calling the other "-64-iseries" or just "-iseries", since only people with an iSeries machine will be looking for it.10:54
elmodoko: breezy-ppc64 is FUBAR - do you have the debs handy so I can reinstall?10:54
Kamioninfinity: the -64 just makes my brain hurt, that's all - ppc64 and ppc64-iseries would be good though10:54
Kamionor -ppc64 and -iseries10:55
infinityKamion : Fair enough.10:55
seb128_src/Makefile:MUSICBRAINZ_LIBS = -lmusicbrainz -lstdc++ -lm10:55
seb128_k, that's due to that lib10:55
seb128_thanks infinity & doko 10:55
infinityGreat, and why is THAT one linked with stdc++?10:55
infinity(Keep digging!_10:55
Kamionooh, powerpc CD fits10:56
dokoelmo: on davis:~doko/gcc/install and p.u.c:~jbailey/glibc (the latter I don't know exactly)10:56
elmoah, well it's glibc's that's screwed10:56
infinityKamion : But only in English... With the new desktop called "bash"?10:56
elmoI'll wait for jbailey to be around before trying to repair it10:56
infinityKamion : And your choice of 400 kernels?10:56
kokeis there any documentation about dm snapshots in any place?? I can't find it :(10:57
seb128_infinity: 10:57
seb128_<ross> as i'm a fool10:57
seb128_<ross> and it works for me10:57
seb128_<ross> stupid breezy10:57
Kamioninfinity: heh10:58
Kamioninfinity: we're down one kernel and one language on hoary10:58
infinitydoko : If we hold off on the transition for another week, we could find and fix all these bugs.. (they'll go underground again as soon as gcc/g++ match)10:58
seb128_infinity: at this point I understand the bug, but I'm not sure on how to fix it ;)10:59
dokoinfinity: you only find these, if you recompile all apps, you can't garantee this for the next week11:00
infinityseb128_ : Either stop linking something with stdc++ if it doesn't need it (you'll be able to tell if it does, the linker will cry), or link with g++ instead of gcc.11:00
seb128_I need the second option11:00
dokoit's a nice to have, but we really don't need it.11:00
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infinityseb128_ : Or, if you're lazy, wait for the g++ transition, which will hide your bug again.11:00
seb128_linking with g++ would mean to modify the autotools files and run the autotools?11:01
dokoseb128_: but file a bug report to Debian ...11:01
infinityQuite possibly.11:01
seb128_doko: how will that help? :)11:01
seb128_doko: I prefer to bug upstream directly11:01
seb128_since that's an upstream issue11:02
dokoyep, that's better11:02
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infinityI like MySQL's solution to this bug.  "Stop building our C++ apps with g++, and use CXX=gcc instead, we don't want to link stdc++ anyway"11:02
infinityScary, but true.  It's in the upstream README.11:02
bob2wow11:03
infinity(That gets around an issue where later in the build, a C app links in one of the previously-compiled C++ objects, which is linked with stdc++)11:03
jsgotangcohey JaneW_ 11:03
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seb128_infinity: gstreamer upstreams blame libtool11:06
Kamioninfinity: I've worked on a different project that deliberately didn't use stdc++ for C++ code, similarly11:06
Kamionwe linked with libsupc++ to get basic language stuff11:07
infinityKamion : Oh, after I wrapped my head around it, what MySQL said made some modicum of sense.  It still hurt to read it, initially.11:07
JaneW_hi jsgotangco 11:07
Kamionin this case it was a C++ program dating from c. 1994 when the standard library really wasn't remotely standard or deployed11:07
infinityThey write specifically to avoid dependencies on stdc++.11:07
Kamionwell, it was "standard"11:08
Kamionso we had our own library11:08
Kamionand given the random suckiness of libstdc++ on a lot of platforms, yeah, it did make sense11:08
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bob2is it less crap on other arches nowadays?11:09
infinityI don't know if the people who've been avoiding it all this time can be bothered to go test if it's okay now.11:11
bob2hah11:11
Kamionplatforms, not arches. e.g. HP-UX 1111:11
infinityIf their current solution works, why break it?11:11
bob2ahh11:11
Mithrandirinfinity: that's the attitude which brought us libtool. :P11:11
infinityMithrandir : Oh, I know.11:12
Lathiathahaha11:12
Kamionyeah, plus the libraries that get written in such environments tend to be fairly performance-critical, and with a totally different API - this wasn't a reimplementation of libstdc++, it was a fundamentally different library, so swapping in libstdc++ isn't really an option for such people :)11:12
Kamionhence why libsupc++ came into being11:12
seb128Kamion: the gst-plugins0.8 rebuild with the new flac can wait a week or not? it ftbfs due to this cpp/gcc/libstdc issue atm11:19
Kamionseb128: I can't build working CDs without it11:22
Kamionso ideally not11:22
seb128bah, somebody needs to help me so11:22
seb128I understand the issue, but gst-plugins0.8 is a big piece and I've no clue on how to fix that11:23
seb128forcing it to use gcc-3.3 for the moment?11:23
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jdubUBUNTU: NOT AS THICK AS WINDOWS11:29
\shwhat?11:30
jsgotangco?11:30
Seveaslol jdub :)11:30
Kamionseb128: if it's the easiest way ...11:30
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seb128Kamion: k, I'll fix a way or an another11:31
seb128graaah, not my day11:32
Kamionyeah, sorry :/11:32
seb128Mithrandir: are you going to fix pkg-config soon?11:32
Kamionhm, wonder what's up with gnome-themes11:32
seb128I've a couple of another ftbfs due to that11:32
seb128Kamion: what about this one? :)11:33
Kamionseb128: missing gtk2-engines-{crux,lighthouseblue} by the looks of things11:33
seb128Kamion: I guess that's not right time to roll a CD, what about the dbus transition? I guess than some package are not updated yet?11:34
Kamionseb128: no time is very good - but I really want to get one out before the C++ transition starts, otherwise I get screwed for a week11:35
seb128gtk2-engines (1:2.6.3-1ubuntu1) breezy; urgency=low11:35
seb128  * Sync with Debian.11:35
seb128  * debian/control.in:11:35
seb128    - gtk2-engines-dev is not useful, gtk2-engines-industrial 11:35
seb128      and gtk2-engines-smooth have other source.11:35
seb12811:35
Kamiona few things still need to be updated for the dbus transition, yeah11:35
seb128oh, no, your issue is crux and lighthouseblue11:35
KamionI'm working my way through the uninstallables list11:35
seb128hum11:35
seb128sound-juicer needs an update too, and is bitten by this gcc/libstdc stuff too11:36
seb128I'll fix that11:36
Treenaksgnome-volume-manager has (had?) build-dep problems (bzip2)11:36
elmoseb128: btw, gnome-vfs isn't waiting on me for me, right?11:36
seb128elmo: what about gnome-vfs? 11:37
elmoit's uninstallable atm, on at least 2 architectures11:37
Mithrandirseb128: uploaded.11:37
elmodue to dbus, I think11:37
Mithrandirseb128: sorry for taking so long :/11:38
jdubseb128: did you kill gtk2-engines-dev?11:38
KamionI think some builds just need to be retried for dbus11:38
Kamionepiphany-browser looks like one of those11:38
seb128jdub: yep11:38
jdubseb128: heh - going to patch gnome-themes to ignore it? :)11:39
seb128jdub: the only file here was a stupid useless .pc file11:39
seb128jdub: already done, no?11:39
seb128Josselin did that for Debian, and I've merged changes11:39
jdubcool11:39
jdubstupid, stupid idiocy ;)11:39
Kamiondilinger: what's the right thing to do with ndiswrapper-utils' dependency on ndiswrapper-modules-1.1 for Ubuntu? I thought our default kernel included the ndiswrapper module11:43
KaiL_Kamion: 2.6.10 contains the 1.0 modules, 2.6.12 the 1.1 modules11:44
fabbioneKamion: i did add the Provides from the kernel...11:44
KamionKaiL_: point is that ndiswrapper-utils is uninstallable on Ubuntu at the moment11:44
Kamionfabbione: ah11:44
fabbioneKamion: but that's with 2.6.1211:45
Kamionso it'll probably get fixed when we switch the CDs to 2.6.1211:45
Kamionfine, it's only ship11:45
fabbioneProvides: linux, linux-image, linux-image-2.6, ndiswrapper-modules-1.111:45
fabbioneyup11:45
fabbionei want to wait for 12 final before switching11:45
Kamionbit nasty for packages to depend on the kernel package though11:45
fabbionethat should happen pretty soon11:45
Kamionpeople compile their own kernels (even still ...)11:46
KaiL_any better idea? ndiswrapper-utils 1.1 is useless with the 1.0 modules, so..11:47
Kamionit's pretty normal for packages not to depend on kernel interfaces11:48
Kamionand to error at run-time if necessary11:48
Kamion(although obviously tolerating both old and new interfaces is much better)11:49
seb128elmo: hum, sorry, gnome-vfs2 you mean? What the error?11:49
seb128elmo: according to http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/gnome-vfs2/2.10.1cvs20050510-0ubuntu2/ it builds fine11:49
seb128what archis?11:49
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elmoseb128: uh, never mind sorry.  clearly I'm on crack - or it got fixed since I last tried 2 cron.dailies ago11:51
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seb128elmo: k11:52
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dokoseb128: is the naming scheme for gnome library packages (appending -#) upstream, or a Debian thing?11:54
seb128I've already replied this morning11:54
seb128debian11:54
seb128;)11:54
seb128why?11:54
mvoelmo: sharutils sync please (override ok)11:55
elmomvo: done11:56
mvoelmo: thanks11:56
Kamionseb128: gst-plugins0.8 seemed to build fine for me in a current breezy chroot? (powerpc)11:56
seb128weird11:57
seb128it "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lstdc++" on my box11:57
Kamionthought I'd give it a go to see if I could fix the problems, but there weren't any :-)11:57
Kamionmind you that's "current" with respect to my mirror, which may be a day or so out11:57
seb128I don't think this is due to a change this week11:58
seb128lemme try again11:58
seb128anyway I've a package just built using gcc-3.311:58
thomAARGH CDBS I HATE YOU12:01
thom-e "s/@cdbs@/cdbs (>= 0.4.23-1.1), debhelper (>= 4.1.0), quilt, patchutils, cdbs (>= 0.4.27-1)/g" ; i mean, WHY?12:05
pittiwhat the hell... ?12:06
seb128thom: why not? :)12:07
thomseb128: cdbs dep twice?12:08
thom(and generating control files is just blaaaargh anyway)12:08
seb128oh, that would be a bug :)12:08
seb128I thought you were complaining about the @cdbs@ magic12:08
thomwell, i am. but mostly the bug ;-)12:10
seb128complain to jbailey :p12:12
seb128Kamion: 12:12
seb128 cc -shared  .libs/libgsttrm_la-gsttrm.o  -L/usr/lib -pthread /usr/lib/libgstreamer-0.8.so -lmusicbrainz -lstdc++ -lm  -Wl,--export-dynamic -Wl,-soname -Wl,libgsttrm.so -Wl,-version-script -Wl,.libs/libgsttrm.ver -o .libs/libgsttrm.so12:12
seb128/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lstdc++12:12
seb128collect2: ld returned 1 exit status12:12
seb128-lmusicbrainz again12:12
seb128dunno why you don't get the issue12:12
pittiseb128: maybe you need libstdc++6-dev?12:13
seb128pitti: no, already discussed with doko and infinity 12:13
seb128pitti: that's C code and app using gcc to link cpp code instead of g++12:14
Lathiatcan i get apt to explain to me why installing the new dbus causes vlc to be removed?12:14
seb128which doesn't work when gcc and g++ version are differents12:14
seb128Lathiat: because it depends on the old one?12:14
Lathiatwell it doesnt, thats the thing12:14
seb128Depends: aalib1 (>= 1.2), dbus-1 (>= 0.23.4),12:14
seb128here12:15
Lathiatoh, it does?12:15
seb128sure12:15
Lathiati am blind.12:15
seb128apt-cache show vlc12:15
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pittiapt-cache rdepends dbus-112:15
pitti-> everything that still needs to be fixed12:15
Lathiatyarr12:16
pittixterminal, vlc, gpe-contacts, screem, kdebase-kio-plugins, bluez-utils, bluez-pin12:16
Lathiatskype uses dbus?12:17
Lathiatwtf12:17
Lathiattheres all this crack that seems to use dbus i didnt know about12:17
tsenghm and skype is binary only right?12:17
Lathiatyeh12:17
Lathiatsucks to be skype :)12:17
jsgotangcoyeah12:17
tsengthats pretty suck12:17
jsgotangcohah12:17
tsengway to never work against a users dbus12:17
Lathiati just wonder wtf it uses it for12:18
Lathiati also wonder what vlc uses it for12:18
zygaLathiat: for pluggable micrpohones and headsets12:18
zygaLathiat: it's somewhere on the skype website12:18
Lathiathotplug emits events?12:18
zygaLathiat: also look for skype files in /etc/hal-stuff12:18
pittiLathiat: that's one of it's basic purposes12:19
pittiLathiat: hal picks them up from hotplug and distributes them over dbus12:19
zygaLathiat: /etc/dbus-stuff12:19
Lathiatah ok12:19
zygaanyway this suxx, I use skype all the time :/12:19
Lathiat:\12:20
Lathiatthats what you get for using closed source crap thats better than existing open source solutions. ;)12:20
zygaLathiat: that's for properiarity user catalogs in instant message networks12:21
zygaLathiat: but you are right too, skype is superior technically to anything else ATM12:21
Lathiatunfortunately12:22
Lathiatits not like enough to do it doesnt exist12:22
zygamaybe we could get them to recompile their package12:22
Lathiatjust no ones put it together12:22
Treenakszyga: if they only opened up the protocol12:22
zygaTreenaks: I think they don't want to do that for a very good reason12:23
zygaTreenaks: skype relies on fair clients that act as proxies12:23
Treenakszyga: so? bittorrent too12:23
zygaTreenaks: once skype clones appear people could just turn the proxying off12:23
zygaTreenaks: yes but then the quality of skype goes down rapidily12:23
Lathiatso they just need to make the network not let them make calls if they aren tproxying12:23
zygaalso there is the issue of properiarity codecs they licensed12:23
KaiL_who updates the update-notifier? (...wonderful sentence...)12:24
jsgotangcobye bye12:24
Lathiatbittorrnet has issues with leachers12:24
mvoKaiL_: that's me12:24
Lathiatunfortunately12:24
zygaKaiL_: mvo 12:24
TreenaksKaiL_: "Et tu, synaptic" ?12:24
zygamvo: hello :)12:24
jsgotangcoheh12:24
Lathiathowever the community has meant that most trackers ban clients that have features that work against the network12:24
mvohey zyga, hey Treenaks 12:24
jsgotangcohey mvo, bye mvo12:24
Treenakshi mvo 12:24
Kamionseb128: odd that I don't, oh well12:24
zygaLathiat: well... then I guess the people who built kazaa just don't want you to look at their things :/12:25
seb128Kamion: I've uploaded the version using gcc-3.312:25
zygamvo: are you planning an update to update-manager anytime soon?12:25
Kamionseb128: thanks, that's great12:25
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mvozyga: michiel has some gui ideas, available at http://blogs.gnome.org/nb.cgi/view/michiels/2005/05/10/012:26
mvozyga: and it will support dist-upgrades12:26
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zygamvo: interesting, I look forward to it12:26
KaiL_could somebody explain the relations between splashy and usplash?12:29
sladenKaiL_: usplash is set of ideas/specification for what is required.  'splashy' is somebody program based on some of those ideas, but not all of them.12:31
\shmvo: hmmm...12:31
KaiL_sladen: ah12:31
\shmvo: we should see, that the gnome-frontend and the kde-frontend will behave the same :)12:31
KaiL_\sh: then start hacking12:32
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mvo\sh: oh yes12:32
\shKaiL_: hehe :)12:33
\shKaiL_: first of all, the backend has to be done :)12:33
mvo\sh: a lot is going on in the python-apt--mvo branch of this work12:34
\shmvo: updated today ;)12:34
mvo\sh: :)12:34
\shlook at this one: http://ardour.org/ really amazing application12:34
mvoKamion: where is the code for the d-i language-selector available? I would like to have a look at it12:35
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Kamionmvo: localechooser package12:36
zygamvo: I'll mail you the translation if you don't mind12:36
mvoKamion: thanks12:36
mvozyga: plesae do that, thanks :)12:37
\shso..everybody in NRW, Germany will have EPG data for the new tv.gusto tv channel in a couple of minutes ,-)12:39
Lathiatepg?12:40
KaiL_i thought tv.gusto is for the usefull 30min/day of tv.nrw?12:41
\shKaiL_: no :) it's a 24 hour service in ish plus tv :)12:41
KaiL_...or 30min/week? :)12:41
KaiL_do you work somewhere there?12:42
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\shLathiat: Electronic Programm Guide ;)12:42
\shKaiL_: jupp...working for ish in kerpen12:42
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\shbon appetite :)12:43
KaiL_EPG = information what this channel planned to show 1 week ago :)12:43
\shbut this is the consumer description ;) the technical term is "EIT p/f" and "EIT schedule" ... EIT== Event Information Table :) now u got a shot excourse of Digital TV..:) thx ;)12:44
\shs/shot/short/12:45
seb128pitti: dbus issues are for you or daniels?12:46
pittidaniels12:46
seb128k12:46
seb128to assign #10649 12:46
pittidhcpd    29602  0.0  0.2   2768  1544 ?        Ss   12:46   0:00 /usr/sbin/dhcpd3 -q eth1 -pf /var/run/dhcp3-server/dhcpd.pid12:48
pitticool, another root process less12:49
Kamionis g-v-m in the process of being fixed (to be installable)?12:49
pittierm, it should be installable?12:49
pittiKamion: what breaks?12:49
zygaseb128: do you maintain gtranslator/12:49
KaiL_pitti: dbus, what else?12:49
Kamionpitti: no idea, just looking at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/report.html12:49
pittiKamion: oh, that's old; the new version is 1.3.112:50
pittiKamion: will probably be fixed tomorrow when it uses updated binaries12:50
pittiKamion: I uploaded the crack yesterday around noon12:50
Kamioner, that's today's build12:50
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pitti$ apt-cache show gnome-volume-manager | grep ^Version12:50
pittiVersion: 1.3.1-0ubuntu112:50
Kamion1.3.1 failed to build12:50
Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/gnome-volume-manager/1.3.1-0ubuntu1/12:51
pittiuh, thanks for pointing me out...12:51
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Kamiontar: bzip2: Cannot exec: No such file or directory12:52
Kamionlooks like a missing build-dep12:52
pittitar -C build-tree  -xjf gnome-volume-manager-1.3.1.tar.bz212:52
pittitar: bzip2: Cannot exec: No such file or directory12:52
pittihmmm12:52
pittiWTF?12:52
Kamionyou have to build-dep on bzip212:52
Kamionit's not build-essential12:53
seb128zyga: not really, why?12:53
pittiaah12:53
zygaseb128: there's one very nasty bug in it 12:53
zygaseb128: I don't want to send it via bugzilla, rather fix it myself12:53
seb128ie? hoary or breezy?12:53
zygaseb128: breezy12:53
seb128why not using malone?12:53
KaiL_http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/report.html << does such a page exist for kubuntu too?12:53
zygaseb128: n-plurals is truncated (only one line is read)12:53
zygaseb128: malone?12:53
KamionKaiL_: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily/current/report.html, but I haven't started building Kubuntu breezy CDs yet12:54
seb128zyga: the bug tracker for universe12:54
seb128launchap.ubuntu.com/malone12:54
Kamion"daily" currently means "whenever Kamion runs cron.daily" - I haven't turned the autobuilds back on yet12:54
seb128oh, gstranslator is main12:54
seb128use bugzilla then12:54
KamionKaiL_: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/testing/breezy_probs.html is probably more useful12:54
zygaseb128: I was wondering wether you'd apply a pach to debian patches stuff it this is easy enough for me to fix12:55
seb128zyga: I would send the patch to the Debian maintainer and sync with the fixed package from Debian12:56
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zygaseb128: fine enough for me :)12:56
tsengpitti: my email.. want me to build that and test it today?12:56
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tsengpitti: we use ethereal alot at work.12:56
pittitseng: which one? ethereal?12:56
tsengyes12:56
Lathiatwhat for, ooc?12:57
seb128zyga: debian has 1.1.6, is that fixed with this version?12:57
pittitseng: if you want to, would be nice. ethereal is used a lot, but it has lots and lots of holes12:57
seb128elmo: gstranslator sync please12:57
tsengpitti: redhat built the new version, i was going to do the same12:57
ajmitch_pitti: yes, I noticed it didn't build here..12:57
tsengpitti: since its universe12:57
pittitseng: new upstream version? well, for my sake...12:57
zygaseb128: checking12:58
pittitseng: it's probably safer than backporting 25 patches12:58
ajmitch_tseng: you've tried building it?12:58
tsengajmitch_: i plan to at work12:58
tsengthere are some user visible changes12:59
ajmitch_tseng: right, I found it failed building packet-smb.c, I ust added it to my todo list to look at12:59
tsengI see12:59
zygaseb128: seems to... I'll do more tests though12:59
tsengwe have it on fc3 from -updates12:59
tsengand on gentoo12:59
ajmitch_tseng: I suspect it just needs to link against the right lib, let me check01:00
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zygaseb128: no it's still broken01:01
zygaseb128: easliy reproducible 01:02
seb128jordi: around?01:03
seb128zyga: jordi is the Debian maintainer, he probably wants the patch for the Debian package/sarge01:04
zygaseb128: ok01:04
seb128zyga: and if the package is updated for Debian the fix will be grabbed by sync01:04
seb128is your patch only somewhere?01:04
zygaseb128: I'm working on the patch ATM01:06
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seb128k01:06
ajmitch_tseng: is just bug in source, I think01:08
tsengok time to go to work01:10
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sabdfldaniels: ping01:12
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ajmitch_tseng: ok, patched & building01:14
tsengajmitch_: erm, ok cool01:14
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KaiL_fabbione: http://www.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/securityfocus/bugtraq/2005-05/0131.html01:21
KaiL_...even as I guess you were faster, as always *g*01:22
pittiKaiL_: we are already working on it01:22
KaiL_what did I say? :)01:22
ajmitch_pitti: yay, looks like my ethereal patch lets it compile, at least :)01:23
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seb128lamont: please kick the file-roller build (and the other builds with a such issue, pkg-config is fixed now)01:30
elmoseb128: from where?  can't see anything newer in experimental or debian01:30
seb128elmo: we have 1.1.5-1ubuntu1 and debian 1.1.6 ?01:31
elmogtranslator |    1.1.6-1 |        breezy | source, ia6401:31
seb128hum01:31
seb128sorry, I've looked on i386 only01:31
elmonp01:31
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seb128thanks01:31
seb128grrr, .bz2 logs sucks01:32
pittiseb128: yeah, indeed01:32
pittiKamion: g-v-m built successfully now, thanks for pointing out01:33
seb128lamont: kick gstranslator too please01:33
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dokolamont: ^^^ ;-) everybody cried for compressed logs, now everybody screams ;)01:33
seb128I never asked for compressed logs01:34
seb128it used to work fine01:34
pittidoko: that's just a firefox bug :-/01:34
seb128pitti: epiphany has the same so, if that matters ;)01:34
seb128fabbione: yeah, right, but I prefer the browser option01:35
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Kamionpitti: good, thanks01:36
Kamionsabdfl: daniels just phoned me (unrelatedly), sounds like he's at an installfest or similar01:36
sabdflKamion: multo obligato01:37
Lathiatslug meeting probably?01:37
Lathiator01:37
Lathiatmelbourne style01:37
Lathiati forget what their lug is called01:37
Kamionwhatever it was it was noisy01:37
jordiseb128: yeah?01:37
jordizyga: please send the patch to the BTS, I'll upload.01:38
seb128jordi: that's it, thanks :)01:38
dokojbailey: just broke a chroot upgrading from hoary to breezy: relocation error in libc-68601:39
ajmitch_Lathiat: luv or mlug01:39
Lathiatluv, thas the one01:39
zygajordi: BTW?01:39
Lathiatis there an mlug too?01:39
zygajordi: BTS?01:39
seb128debian bug tracker01:40
zygajordi: I'm testing the results ATM, seems to work okay01:40
ajmitch_Lathiat: yeah, I've been to mlug but not luv meetings01:40
Lathiatah01:40
Lathiative only ever heard of luv01:40
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kokemvo: you around?01:48
kokeI have a (maybe stupid) idea for update-manager01:48
jordiBTS = debian bug tracker01:49
jordior just mail it to me, whatever, if you don't want to use the bts01:50
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mvokoke: yes, I'm around. please tell me your idea01:51
kokeok, do you think it's interesting to have the repositories list in the server??01:52
kokethe descriptions I mean01:52
zygajordi: I'm still tracking one issue01:52
jordiok01:52
zygajordi: I'll notify you as soon as I'm sure it's safe01:52
jordiwhat bugs are you fixing=?01:53
zygajordi: try editing a .po where plural-forms spans multiple lines01:53
zygajordi: gtranslator will only take the first one01:53
mvokoke: so that it's easy to add mirrors and stuff?01:53
jordinod01:53
kokeyep01:53
jordizyga: this is fixed in HEAD, but HEAD depends on an unreleased gettext01:53
zygajordi: ah then I'm doing useless stuff01:54
zygajordi: what's new in gettext?01:54
kokemvo: or maybe "experimental"/temporary repositories01:54
jordizyga: libgettextpo or whatever the name is01:54
zygajordi: po parser probably/01:54
jordizyga: no, you're fixing it for 1.1.x, which is nice01:54
jordizyga: yeah01:54
zygajordi: good then01:54
kokemvirkkil: like people.u.c/~foobar/packages/gcc-5.0 :P01:54
zygajordi: my fix works already but something is still wrong with parsing plural messages01:55
kokeops, missed completion :)01:55
zygamvo: IDEA: add special mask for p.u.c/~name/ and mark them as ubuntu people repositories01:55
mvokoke: no problem, happens to me all the time :) 01:55
zygamvo: add a list of well known names (in separate package probably) to further beautify the GUI01:56
mvozyga: that sounds interessting, also the p.u.c archives are usually short-living, mostly they are test repos that are merged into the main archive01:56
zygamvo: I'm sure alot ubuntu devels have some of those archives in their sources.list01:57
kokemvo: maybe some description in the Release file, would be nice01:57
zygamvo: I'm not sure they use update-manager though ;] 01:57
kokebuuut, only trust the description if the release is well signed and trusted01:57
mvokoke: some way of a central repository directory would be interessting, also with our _huge_ universe/multiverse it's less important nowdays I think. wasabi had a nice idea about a special ".apt" file that can add repositories easly01:57
mvokoke: description in the release file sounds good, we already support it in theory, but it's not used yet IIRC01:58
kokemvo: I mean, something in the Release file would be nice, but I could put in my own repos a "Ubuntu security updates"01:58
thomelmo: can you thump cogito out of new when you get a chance?01:58
kokethat is why I was telling about the signatures01:59
mvokoke: agreed02:00
seb128Keybuk: is hct ready to be used? I would like to play with it to repackage gdm02:02
Keybuk"repackage" ?02:02
seb128it's a diff.gz crap and I want to switch to cdbs with proper patches02:02
jdubseb128: woo! :)02:02
seb128Josselin did the work once for Debian02:03
jdubGO GO GO!02:03
jdubGO YOU BIG RED FIRE ENGINE!02:03
Keybukit's not quite ready to be used for that yet02:03
seb128I've started yesterday, and after having like 10 dirs and doing diffs all over the place I figured than hct is what I want to do the patches02:03
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seb128:(02:03
Keybukpossibly02:03
Keybukit'd certainly help02:03
Amaranthmorning02:04
=== Keybuk will just check whether gdm got imported before the database schema got changed :)
Keybuknot yet :(  should be soon02:07
seb128"soon" beeing 1 day/week/month/.. ? :)02:10
Keybukthis week02:10
Keybuk1-2 days02:10
KeybukI hope02:10
seb128k, cool02:11
seb128let me know when it's ready ;)02:11
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Keybukwell, I can resume imports when that rsync over there <-- finishes02:13
Keybukand they'll run until Mark "exercises his inner woman" again02:13
KaiL_eeks, why does apt-get now think it can remove kdebase, after update-notifier got updated?02:13
Keybukso it's just a matter of when gdm gets imported02:13
seb128ok02:13
jordiseb128: dude02:13
TreenaksKaiL_: it got smart :P02:14
seb128KaiL_: because some KDE stuff need to be update to the new dbus?02:14
mvirkkilkoke: Huh?02:14
KaiL_seb128: but update-notifier kept it to wait, why not the kde packages?02:15
kokemvirkkil: <koke> ops, missed completion :)02:15
seb128KaiL_: no clue from the description02:15
mvirkkilkoke: :) ok.02:15
seb128depending of the packages list, etc02:15
jordiKaiL_: maybe update-notifier got a clue :)02:16
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KaiL_is there some "keep installed"-flag?02:16
seb128jordi: what?02:16
KamionKaiL_: you stand a better chance of that with aptitude02:17
Kamionapt-get is a debugging tool :-P02:17
KaiL_or stay with apt-get upgrade02:19
KaiL_noit dist-upgrade02:19
KaiL_but stily funny02:19
KaiL_still funny...02:19
Kamionbusybox-cvs (20040623-1) unstable; urgency=low02:20
Kamion  * New CVS version.02:20
Kamion    - Support 64 bit arithmetic. (closes: #251302)02:20
Kamion$ usr/bin/expr 100000000000 + 20000000000002:20
Kamion-202:20
Kamionsigh02:20
Kamionand for that matter $((...)) can't do it either02:22
Kamion$ echo $((100000000000000000000+20000000000000000))02:22
Kamion429496729402:22
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Amaranth$ python -c "print 100000000000 + 200000000000"02:24
Amaranth30000000000002:24
KaiL_echo $((100000000000000000000+20000000000000000))02:25
KaiL_778627963145224192002:25
KaiL_lol02:25
KaiL_(the other 2 work here)02:25
Kamionneither of those are useful in busybox, kthxbye02:26
Amaranth$ python -c "print 100000000000000000000+20000000000000000"02:26
Amaranth10002000000000000000002:26
Amaranth*cough*02:26
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zygaAmaranth: bah! ;] 02:27
zygadid anyone notice that rhythmbox hangs when it starts in 'small' mode?02:28
Amaranthnope, never use small mode02:28
Amaranthi did notice that it started playing my evanescence songs twice in a row when i had it on random02:29
Treenaksit has one?02:29
seb128works fine here02:29
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kokeAmaranth: I think I've suffered that too02:30
kokemaybe even with Evanescence songs only!! :)02:30
Amaranthrhythmbox has good taste02:30
ogralamont ? (or elmo)02:31
ajmitch_hi ogra 02:35
ograhi ajmitch_ 02:35
elmoogra: sup02:35
ograW: Couldn't stat source package list http://jackass.ubuntu.com breezy/universe Packages (/home/buildd/build-breezy/chroot-breezy/var/lib/apt/lists/jackass.ubuntu.com_dists_breezy_universe_binary-amd64_Packages) - stat (2 No such file or directory)02:35
ograW: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems02:35
ograelmo, from the latest mono build log...02:35
elmouh.. I'm going to defer to lamont on that one02:35
ograok02:36
Lathiatdelegation at its best02:36
ograhehe02:36
ograLathiat, some call it "standing on the sholders of giants" ;)02:36
Lathiat:)02:36
ajmitch_ethereal uploaded, hopefully it didn't take too long & timeout02:38
thomhrm, i really ought to create a build partition that isn't on s/w raid02:38
Mithrandirthom: ramfs! :)02:38
thomMithrandir: not so useful for firefox or the kernel, i suspect02:38
Mithrandiryou've got an amd64, just get mark to buy you 10G of RAM.02:39
ograhehe02:39
lamontogra: grumble02:39
thomheh02:39
thomi can just imagine that PO02:39
ogralamont, sorry *shrug*02:40
=== ajmitch_ sees it on the changes list, time for sleep then :)
lamontMithrandir: so what were you trying to debug in nmap anyway?02:43
Mithrandirlamont: nmap -oO 127.0.0.1 crashes on amd6402:44
lamontMithrandir: that's not very nice of it.02:44
Mithrandiror -ofoo for stat.02:44
Mithrandiruhm, s/stat/that/02:44
ograhmm02:45
ografuser /dev/dsp /dev/sound/dsp /dev/snd/pcmC0D0c /dev/snd/pcmC0D0p /dev/snd/pcmC0D1c /dev/snd/pcmC0D1p /dev/snd/pcmC1D0c /dev/snd/pcmC1D0p /dev/audio02:45
ogramy processlist is full of that and nautilus is stuck ....02:45
lamontkids->school02:47
pittiKamion: to properly deroot dhclient3, I have to change /sbin/ifup to put the pid file into /var/run/dhcp3-client instead of /var/run. Given that I add proper package conflicts, do you see any problem with that?02:49
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pittiKamion: alternatively, I could rewrite the pid/db file creation to happen earlier and chown them02:50
Kamionpitti: no, as long as you make sure /var/run/dhcp3-client exists at startup rather than shipping it in the package (since /var/run might be on a tmpfs)02:50
Kamionpitti: oh, ifup, erm02:51
Kamionshouldn't ifup be client-independent?02:51
pittiKamion: it calls dhclient3 with paths for the pid and lease file02:51
pittidhclient3 -pf /var/run/dhclient.eth0.pid -lf /var/run/dhclient.eth0.leases eth002:51
zygabah!02:52
zygagtranslator is crappy :/02:52
pittiKamion: well, the second alternative is probably safer for now, even if more code runs as root02:52
zygait's a miracle it works :P02:52
zygaparsing wise02:52
Kamionpitti: oh, I see02:52
Kamionpitti: either, I guess, I don't have a strong opinion02:52
pittiKamion: above command is constructed in /sbin/ifup02:52
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fabbioneelmo: can you please update hoary/davis chroot?03:26
elmoupdating03:27
fabbioneelmo: amen.. here is another one: concordia$ dchroot -c hoary-i386 -> No directory, logging in with HOME=/03:27
fabbionethanks03:27
elmooh, yeah, I disabled that.. while doing something.. probably creating breezy-i38603:28
fabbioneoh ok03:29
elmofixed03:29
fabbionethanks03:29
fabbioneis it updated?03:29
fabbionei need build-dep linux-source-2.6.10 on that one03:29
elmofabbione: updated 03:32
fabbionethanks03:33
elmofabbione: davis done too03:37
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lamontelmo: would it make sense to crontab an apt-get update in the chroots on the porting machines?  (so that apt-get source tends to be close to current...)03:47
elmoprobably yes03:47
elmoRTed03:48
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diamondelmo: hey. you may remember a mail from me about heanet offering official ubuntu mirroring...03:52
elmodiamond: yeah03:52
diamondelmo: would that be of any interest to you?03:52
elmodiamond: yes, definitely, sorry I've not replied yet03:53
diamondelmo: no problems, i know it was a very busy time for ye, to say the least03:53
diamondelmo: anyway, thought i'd just remind you, so my work here is done, unless you have stuff you want to ask me03:54
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elmodiamond: thanks for the prod, I'll talk to the heanet guys in the next day or two03:55
diamondelmo: cool -)03:56
JaneWdaily reminder: please update the statuses of the Breezy Goals you are responsible in http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDownUnder/BreezyGoals03:56
JaneWI'll have to keep nagging until they are all done...03:56
JaneW;)03:56
Simirahi folks03:57
SimiraI can take some responsibility, but I don't have any BreezyGoals to update...03:57
Kamionlamont: how much of http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/report.html is give-back city?03:58
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lamont  libhal-dev: Depends: libhal1 (= 0.5.1-0ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed04:01
lamont              Depends: libdbus-1-dev but it is not going to be installed04:01
lamontnautilus-cd-burner, that is04:01
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lamontKamion: well, the mass-giveback I did yesterday didn't clear them....04:02
Kamionhmph04:02
Kamionworth a try04:02
lamontlsb is it's own little problem.04:03
lamontmain Depends: universe04:03
lamont  lsb: Depends: lsb-core but it is not installable04:03
lamont       Depends: lsb-graphics but it is not installable04:03
lamont       Depends: lsb-cxx but it is not installable04:03
Kamionyeah, I asked elmo to promote those last night04:04
lamontKamion: let me figure out what's up with hal/dbus installability - that's most of those.04:04
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Kamionit remains to be seen whether that was the easy half04:05
lamontgrumble04:07
lamontKamion: you mean 'little' half vs 'big' half?04:07
lamontlets see how those do04:07
seb128lamont: dunno if you read what I said before, but you can kick file-roller and similar ftbfs with symboles issues04:08
dokohmm, for the C++ transition, we currently have a conflict of the new library package with the old library package. wondering, if we should have a "replaces" line as well?04:08
lamontseb128: hadn't read that before - just gave back a boatload of fails-to-install-build-deps packages04:08
seb128lamont: please kick gtranslator too, ftbfs due to the aspell b0rkage04:09
diamondseb128: once again, i filed a duplicate bug report, 'cept this time it was at least in a different bugzilla. doh.04:09
lamontkicked everything with 'undefined reference to' in the log04:09
Kamionlamont: yeah. I've done the bit that goes through figuring out how much free space there is and, failing that, which partitions can be resized; now I have to do the actual resizing (and kick off the autopartitioner, but that *is* trivial)04:09
seb128diamond: ah ah, which one? :)04:09
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diamondseb128: the gnome-utils screenshot bug, with multi-monitor setups04:10
seb128oh, right04:10
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lamontseb128: is libgii one of yours?04:12
lamont(it has a 'g' in the name, you see..... :-)04:13
seb128not than I know04:13
lamontok. nm04:13
lamontseb128: libwnck_2.10.0-1ubuntu1: non-PIC in shared lib.04:14
lamont/usr/bin/ld: /usr/X11R6/lib/libXRes.a(XRes.o): relocation R_X86_64_32 can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC04:14
seb128rahhh04:14
lamont--> missing build-dep??04:14
seb128I don't think so, I've just added the Build-Depends on libres-dev04:15
seb128because some feature was not activated without it04:15
seb128libxres even04:15
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lamontusr/X11R6/lib/libXRes.so                                    libdevel/libxres-dev04:16
fabbionethere is04:16
lamontis wnck bug04:17
fabbionedoko: i just started building gcc-3.4 again in a brand new clean breezy chroot...04:17
lamontgnome-volume-manager_1.3.1-0ubuntu1: missing build-dep bzip204:17
fabbionelamont: btw, i fixed debootstrap breezy.buildd04:17
fabbioneor atleast now it can bootstrap04:18
lamontfabbione: ok.  it'll need love again next week04:18
fabbionelamont: when the trasition will start?04:18
fabbioneyeah i could guess for the g++-4.004:18
lamontfabbione: I'd fixed the copy in buildd-config, but was stalling hoping that Kamion would beat me to it in debootstrap04:18
fabbioneeheheh04:19
lamontyeah.  I believe that's planning to happen next week04:19
fabbioneyeah i heard that.. i was more interested in a day04:19
fabbionesince monday i won't be around04:19
fabbioneand i am 100% sure it will start monday04:19
lamontmonday was what I'd heard04:21
lamontsee #ubuntu-toolchain04:21
lamont:-)04:21
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fabbionei guess i will need to stop the sparcbuildd on a crontab base04:22
jdublamont: #ubuntu-toolchain? seriously?!04:22
lamontjdub: yeah, it exists.04:22
fabbionelamont: or do you think you can do that sunday night before going to sleep?04:22
lamontfabbione: you could atjob the crontab change...04:22
lamontjdub: it's even logged04:22
fabbioneeheh04:23
jncevolution is in process to be updated, for breezy i presume04:23
dokojdub: #ubuntu-love wasn't appropriate04:24
dokoKamion, fabbione, elmo, whoever knows: for the C++ transition, we currently have a conflict of the new library package with the old library package. wondering, if we should have a "replaces" line as well?04:25
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lamontjnc: it and everything else04:29
jnc;)04:31
pittidoko: actually it shouldn't be necessary AFAICS; new libraries should be pulled in as dependencies04:31
Kamionpitti: the conflicts are very much necessary04:31
pittiKamion: yeah, of course, I talk about the Replaces:04:32
Kamiondoko: I'd use both conflicts and replaces I think04:32
pittidoko: you will recompile all applications which use the new library, riight?04:32
sabdflKeybuk: xft done04:32
Kamionit's true that dependencies will generally pull in the new library, but replaces will provide an extra hint to the packaging system which one it should pick04:33
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Kamionotherwise I can imagine the packaging system deciding to hold back the applications rather than install the new library04:34
dokoKamion: ok04:34
jdubheh, cogito sync :)04:34
pittiwell, you can't have old and new apps installed side by side anyway, since the old apps will not work with the new library (in this sense, a Replaces: is semantically wrong)04:35
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ogramono is so bad to me04:35
pittioh, sorry, that was bogus, nevermind04:36
pittidoko: yeah, Kamion is right (of course, as always :) )04:37
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fabbionepitti:      - Remove system user dhcpd on purge.04:42
fabbionei don't really like that04:42
pittihm, we do that with all system users so far04:42
pittifabbione: why not? it doesn't leave any files behind04:43
fabbioneis the config still owned by root or by dhcpd user?04:43
pittifabbione: by root04:43
pittifabbione: dhcpd only owns the lease file, which is purged04:43
fabbionepitti: ok...04:43
pittifabbione: I think it makes sense to have the conffile owned by root04:43
pitti(by default, at least)04:44
fabbionei was only worried of UID reuse04:44
fabbioneyeps04:44
=== jdub wants to shift to breezy on his server so he can test gfs :-)
fabbionejdub: wait for the next kernel...04:46
fabbioneand that i can upload the userland tools :)04:46
fabbioneotherwise there is really not much you can test04:46
fabbioneother than a single node cluster04:46
Nafallofabbione: thanx btw. you managed to pull all my hardware to work out of the box with 2.6.12 :-).04:47
fabbioneNafallo: cool04:47
jdubfabbione: single node clusters are so boring ;)04:47
fabbionejdub: do you have more than one server at home? :)04:47
fabbionei did test here with a 2 and a 3 nodes cluster04:48
fabbioneit works pretty well.. used aoe to distribute the block device04:48
fabbioneand gfs on top04:48
fabbionewith dlm locking method04:48
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fabbionegulm did hang with the old code.. i need to check with the new one04:49
jdubfabbione: not really, but i can set up junk machines in the cluster04:49
fabbionethat would be good :)04:49
jdubfabbione: GFS can handle multiple arches in the cluster, can't it?04:49
fabbionejdub: yup04:49
jdubwhat's aoe?04:49
fabbioneATA over Ethernet04:50
jduboh right04:50
jdubvery nice04:50
NafalloAge Of Empires ;-)04:50
fabbioneit's another network block device system04:50
ografabbione, btw, my workstation is ready for clusterfs...04:50
jdubyeah, i've been meaning to try it04:50
fabbioneogra: rocking04:50
jdubnice that it works with gfs04:50
fabbionejdub: you can use aoe/nbd/gnbd04:50
fabbioneany of them is fine04:50
jdubdo you think that should be our recommended setup?04:50
fabbionejdub: it depends a lot from the hw they have04:50
fabbionesome clusters are all connected via fiber to a SAN04:51
fabbioneand they don't need any of the network block devices at all04:51
jdubyeha04:51
fabbionethey only need GFS + dlm04:51
fabbionejdub: i think it will be more fun to make a contest out of it :)04:52
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jdubha ha04:52
fabbionelike build the biggest ubuntu cluster and you win a dinner with Mark04:52
fabbioneor something like that :)04:52
jdubthat's an awesome idea04:52
jduband good messaging for ubuntu as a server04:52
fabbioneexactly04:53
jdubwant me to announce? :)04:53
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fabbioneor "Win a dinner with Fabio's wife!"04:53
fabbioneafter we have the tools in place04:53
fabbionenot right now04:53
jdubi will make sure your email address is prominent for people who need help setting it up :-) ;-) ;-)04:53
fabbioneit's too early04:53
jdubyeah04:53
jdubjust checking that you're not kidding :-)04:53
jdubi think it's a brill idea04:54
fabbionei said a dinner with Mark or my wife :)04:54
fabbionenot with me :P04:54
fabbionebut i mean.. ask Mark..04:54
jdubfabbione: oh, next kernel will have new inotify too, right?04:54
fabbionejdub: this kernel has inotify on by default already04:54
jdubfabbione: we don't need to ask mark anymore, we have claire. she owns his calendar. :-)04:54
diamondfabbione: clarify. dinner with {mark,your wife}, or, {dinner with mark,your wife} ? -)04:54
jdubfabbione: mmm, but you asked me to wait on gamin for the new inotify04:55
fabbionediamond: the former.. :)04:55
diamondfabbione: ok. just checking -)04:55
fabbionejdub: yes.. i am going to update with the new idiotify patch soon04:55
jdubfabbione: seb is going to be doing it anyway :)04:55
jdubha ha04:55
fabbionewhatever...04:55
jdubinotify == good04:55
jdubgamin == hmm :)04:55
fabbioneif i get bugged  i will forward the bugs to you04:56
zygare04:56
fabbioneno matter what :)04:56
ograso lets write some replacement :)04:56
zygaanother firefox :)04:56
jdubfabbione: seb dude, seb :)04:56
fabbioneno no04:56
fabbioneyou jeff..04:56
fabbioneyou04:56
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fabbioneNafallo: i think T-Bone has something like 2/300 entries just from #ubuntu-kernel04:57
Nafallo*s*04:58
Nafallohmm, the real breezy work (NM, Xen and stuff) starts after the CxxTransition I guess? :-)04:59
ograNafallo, depends04:59
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ograNafallo, for example, i'm fighting with mono since last friday, this isnt affected by the transition...05:00
Nafalloogra: ahh, true. :-)05:01
ograhmm, btw, where is T-Bone, hvent seen him since before udu in here.... did he give up ?05:01
fabbioneogra: no idea...05:02
Nafalloogra: anyway. Feels like the trasition have to be top prio next week, atleast for MOTU :-).05:02
ograNafallo, yes, thats true....05:02
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jdubha ha05:03
Nafalloogra: hehe, atleast that week ;-)05:03
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jdubogra: you should ask doko for one of his perl scripts05:03
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zygawake me up when we have ff patched please :)05:04
mdkehttp://pastebin.ca/11588 <-- does anyone know what this error might mean when editing the ubuntu wiki?05:04
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dokojdub: which packages do you take? ;-)05:04
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ograjdub, we already decided to point everyone to him :) just scripting where we can abuse doko is lame ;)05:05
thomzyga: firefox patched for what?05:05
zygathom: you know, 1.0.4 and stuff05:05
zygathom: don't tell me we already have that05:05
zyga;] 05:05
thomoh right. well, patches are embargoed until the 18th :P05:05
zygathom: really, why?05:05
thom1.0.4 will hit breezy when i get time05:06
thomwish i knew05:06
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zygathom: I'm confused, embargo or lack of time?05:07
thomzyga: the *patches* are embargoed, 1.0.4 is out05:07
thomso, if you care about hoary, you can't have updates until the patches are unembargoed05:07
jayKamion: is it possible to access the section of the installer afterwards where it adds a new user?05:07
thomif you're on breezy, you get 1.0.4 when i have time to do it05:07
zygathom: patches for breezy version of firefox?05:07
zygathom: ah05:07
zygathom: I was thinking about breezy05:08
zygathom: then it's crystal clear - thanks05:08
zyga:-)05:08
mdkehttp://pastebin.ca/11588 <-- who can i ask about this?05:12
thommdke: context would be nice05:12
mdkethom, it occurs when trying to save a wiki page05:13
thommdke: i'd poke Henrik Nilsen Omma <henrik@canonical.com>05:14
mdkeok05:14
ogramdke, and file a bug ?05:14
mdkeogra, *grins*05:14
mdkewebsite bugs don't get assigned05:14
ograoh, not anymore ?05:14
mdkehttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/buglist.cgi?query_format=specific&order=bugs.resolution%2C+relevance+desc&bug_status=__open__&product=Websites&content=05:15
mdkeogra, but its hardly big priority due to the wiki changing over and all05:16
mdkeso i'll just try poking05:16
ograyep05:16
Lathiatwhat are we changing to?05:18
mdkeMoinMoin05:18
Lathiatah cool05:21
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mjg59thom: They've released 1.0.4 but the patches are still embargoed?05:24
mjg59Are they fucked in the head, or something?05:24
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fabbionemjg59: probably there are so many changes in such a big amount of messy code that it is impossible to discern what is what05:25
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thommjg59: meh, most likely05:26
fabbionethe other possibility is another vendor-sec fucks up05:26
thommjg59: i suspect they have a suite release to do soon and want to embargo till then05:26
mjg59With the assumption being that Johhny Badman won't be able to pull out the vulnerability from the diff?05:27
mjg59Actually, in the Firefox case that's probably true...05:27
lamontKamion: want to rerun your uninstallable report?05:27
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jdubyo cc05:28
Kamionjay: dpkg-reconfigure passwd05:28
Kamionlamont: it runs on jackass as katie ...05:29
lamontKamion: ah.  daily? or as part of cron.daily?05:29
Kamionlamont: though I can re-run the cdimage one by doing a new CD build, if everything's in the archive05:29
Kamionlamont: the one on people is done from cron.daily, and mirrored hourly at :1505:30
jayKamion: it asks about shadow passwords, root password, etc.  i'm just looking to prompt the user to add a new acct and password as in the installer05:30
thommjg59: yeah :/05:30
Kamionjay: there's no generic way to do that05:30
jayKamion: oh ok.  thanks05:30
Kamionjay: there's 'dpkg-reconfigure -fhigh passwd', which will ask fewer questions; but if there's already a non-system user there, it won't ask05:31
Kamionjay: I'd suggest using adduser (in text mode) or one of the gnome-system-tools (in GNOME) instead05:31
jayKamion: ya i started whipping up my own thing with whiptail but then realized what i was doing was recreating what the installer asked so i thought there might be a way to access it using debconf05:32
pittidhcp3-client derooting, there you go05:39
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mdzmorning05:45
thommorning matt05:46
fabbionehey mdz05:47
danielsmorning mdz05:49
bluefoxicypitti:  hi05:50
pittiHi bluefoxicy, how are you05:50
bluefoxicypitti:  do you have numbers for ES' ASLR?05:50
pittinumbers? no05:51
pittiwhat about?05:51
bluefoxicypitti:  I'm just doing a comparison on the UDU, http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/PaXvExecShield linked to from http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/ProactiveSecurityRoadmap05:52
pittiah05:52
bluefoxicyit doesn't matter much05:53
Kamionlamont: CD rebuild happening now, will be a bit05:53
bluefoxicyI'm not all that concerned over the level of ASLR, more over those last points on each05:53
pittibluefoxicy: ah, I didn't yet read that section, trulux added it05:54
bluefoxicyre ES security policy is determined and enforced by the program, and is equal to or less than the security defined by the policy of the administrator (i.e. the administrator can force weaker, but not force stronger); whereas PaX policy is determined by the administrator and enforced by the kernel, and is equal to or greater than the policy defined by the administrator (the program follows the policy or crashes)05:55
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kokelaunchpad is dead??06:08
kokeoops06:08
jncreplaced by darkwingduck06:09
dilingertoo bad disney would probably come after people for using that, it would be a great name for a piece of software06:14
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hungerAnyone got a working init script for the new dbus?06:16
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seb128lamont: will gnome-media be retried by amd64's buildd?06:17
seb128or does it need to be pushed?06:17
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kokehey, why are build logs bzipped now?06:18
seb128smallers06:18
lamontkoke: because they're smaller that way06:18
kokethis is the obvious reason :)06:18
kokebut then, I'd love to be able to see them directly on firefox06:19
seb128now we have to teach browsers to open bz206:19
thomlamont: can you make it so that they only get zipped after a week, or something?06:19
kokeseb128: that's the point06:19
lamontthom: painful06:19
lamontsince you're actually looking at a mirror of the actual log archive...06:19
thomlamont: come on! surely you if anyone can kludge it!06:21
thom;-)06:21
lamontthom: actually, the mirroring needs some love sometime soon anyway...06:21
mjg59Acer have /far/ too many bloody laptops on the market06:21
mjg59I bet they're all different, too06:21
Kamionhmm, the installer isn't giving me correct default hostnames from DHCP any more06:22
lamontmjg59: you mean diff models, or that they customize each unit as it leaves the manufacturing line?06:22
lamontthom: the mirror script is just an rsync across the entire buildLogs tree...  Just had to bump it to running every 20 min, since they were overlapping, and testing the locking code ...06:23
Nafallomjg59: btw, hotkeys like email should just work? or is it that I should be able to tell gnome to use that button/keycode?06:23
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lamontNafallo: you have to tell gnome06:23
lamontsystem->preferences->keyboard shortcutws06:23
lamonts/w//06:23
Nafallolamont: oki, I should s/\?/Y/ then :-)06:23
hungerdbus upgrade is seriously borked!06:23
lamontNafallo: although that's really a #ubuntu question06:24
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mjg59Nafallo: At the moment, hotkeys are unlikely to do much by default. We'd like to improve that so they work by default on at least some machines06:25
zygamjg59: is there any progam that can easily check what key has been pressed?06:26
Nafallolamont: just verified my understanding of the wikipage :-).06:27
zygamjg59: like punching all the funny stuff manufacturer put on my laptop shell?06:27
mjg59zyga: I'm not quite sure what you mean06:27
Nafallomjg59: ohh, oki. but it's "yes" if you can tell gnome what to do, right? :-)06:27
mdzpitti: yay dhcp06:27
pittimdz: hehe, another one bites the dust :-)06:28
mjg59Nafallo: No, we only consider them supported if they work by default06:28
zygamjg59: something that will say: keycode 0xFOOBAR after pressing 'email' button06:28
mjg59zyga: xev06:28
zygamjg59: thanks06:28
lamontthom: 262000 inodes for rsync to look at.  every run.  ew.06:28
mdzpitti: is init next? ;-)06:28
mjg59zyga: Alternatively, on the console, showkeys06:28
Nafallomjg59: oki :-). I'll go to turn that questionmark into a "No" then ;-)06:28
lamontmdz: xorg :-0)06:28
Kamionmjg59: how's the HP packaging stuff going?06:28
mdzinit runs on more systems than xorg06:28
mjg59Kamion: Mm? It should be sorted.06:28
Kamionmjg59: didn't you say yesterday that the tarball you sent me was buggy?06:29
mjg59Ah, sorry, I emailed you once it was working06:29
lamontNafallo: you go into keyboard short cuts and hit the stupid button after telling it what you want it to do.06:29
lamontis trivial06:29
pittimdz: yeah, I thought about "sed -i 's/root/noob/' /etc/passwd", then we do all remaining root programs in one shot :-/06:29
mdz"buggy" and "completed" are not necessarily mutually exclusive ;-)06:29
mjg59lamont: The number that gives us isn't very useful06:29
Kamionmjg59: oh, ok. deconfused06:29
Nafallolamont: I know. I've done that since warty :-).06:29
zygamjg59: cool, all my extra keys are recognized06:30
Nafallolamont: I was asking because of LaptopTestingHardware06:30
lamontmjg59: it's useful enough for gnome...06:30
mjg59lamont: We want them to work without manual configuration06:30
mjg59Which means knowing what the scancode produced is06:30
lamontmjg59: ah, that requires some work, yes.06:30
zygamjg59: any page where I can report laptop model and keycodes?06:31
mjg59zyga: Not really - what sort of laptop is it?06:31
zygamjg59: gericom blockbuster06:31
zygamjg59: maybe I could start such a page?06:31
pittimdz: I think inetd has to go next (throw out, not deroot)06:31
mjg59zyga: Sure, that would be helpful06:32
sladenzyga: 'showkey' under the console06:32
pittiargh, btw:06:32
pittiseb128: root     10129  0.0  0.3   5536  2628 ?        S    09:18   0:00 /usr/lib/gconf2/gconfd-2 1606:32
pittiseb128: ^ what the hell is this?06:32
mjg59zyga: Including the output from dmidecode would be useful06:32
seb128pitti: gconfd-2 ? :)06:32
seb128pitti: don't start GNOME as root06:32
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zygamjg59: checking06:33
mdzpitti: hmm, I thought we had removed it already06:33
pittiseb128: I certainly didn't06:33
mdzKamion: is netkit-inetd in minimal intentionally?06:33
pittimdz: it's on ProactiveSecurityRoadmap so far06:33
zygamjg59: easy enough but that will clutter any wiki page06:33
mdzKamion: perhaps that pre-dated the netbase change06:33
seb128pitti: bah, we have some GNOME apps running as root, like update-manager?06:33
seb128and using gconf06:33
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Kamionmdz: no, I just forgot to do the "The following packages should be moved from base to supported:" part of PackageSelection06:34
hungerDoes the "icon appearing on desktop on attaching usb HD" work again?06:34
mdzg-v-m still likes to crash during upgrades (of dbus?)06:34
mdzKamion: I'm going to go ahead and move it then06:34
hungerI'm asking since it does not here.06:34
Kamionmdz: ok06:34
mjg59zyga: Ok, just email me for now06:34
pittimdz: yes, the current gvm does not yet have the reconnection patch06:34
seb128mdz: on dbus restarts06:34
pittimdz: I still need to backport it06:34
pittis/back/forward/06:34
Kamionhas sufficient of MailRoadmap happened for the other three (mailx, postfix, postfix-tls) to move?06:34
Nafallohunger: works for me :-)06:34
Kamionhm, they already have06:35
hungermdz: Just did the dbus upgrade... it forgot to install dbus in place of dbus-1 and I could no longer log in:-(06:35
lamontKamion: uh, I thought I did that already.06:35
pittimdz: inetd> http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/InetdUsage actually boils down to: remove dependency from netbase, and fix tftpd-hpa to not use inetd by default (or depend on it)06:35
zygahow can I reset my password for wiki?06:35
Kamionlamont: you did, I'm just being spethul06:36
hungerNafallo: Worked with hoary, broken ever since.06:36
lamontKamion: seeds--breezy--0--patch-11106:36
lamonts/1$//06:36
Keybukwhoah06:36
zygamjg59: email, please?06:36
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lamontKamion: and postfix-tls is _gone_, not moved... :-)06:36
lamontKeybuk: is that because zsh is doing the globing?06:36
KeybukI guess that's an extension of the fact it ssh's in and runs rsync using your shell06:36
mjg59zyga: mjg59@codon.org.uk06:37
Nafallohunger: hmm, usbkey works on breezy. dunno if that's a significant diffrence.06:37
Keybuklamont: I did them in a remote bit06:37
lamontah, ok06:37
Keybuk(rsync -avz syndicate:Desktop/*(/) .)06:37
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hungerNafallo: Damn... maybe this is a kubuntu issue though.06:37
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zygamjg59: mail away06:40
jordizyga: how are you doing?06:41
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zygajordi: fixing another bug06:43
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zygajordi: I'm re writing the parser basically - it's not large so It should take about an hour 06:43
zygajordi: I was wondering how to diff this thing06:44
zygajordi: I got my source via apt-get06:44
jordizyga: unpack another tree and diff -Nuar06:47
jordibe careful not to let dpkg-source kill your working tree06:47
jordirename it to gtranslatior-1.1.6.precioussss06:47
Nafallohehe06:47
zygajordi: right, good idea06:48
Simirahi Nafallo 06:49
NafalloSimira: hi there :-).06:50
bluefoxicykids suck06:55
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Keybukrsync: connection unexpectedly closed (0 bytes received so far) [sender] 06:58
Keybukrsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(359)06:58
Keybuk...man... that's almost tla-like in its usefulness06:58
Nafallohehe06:58
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Keybuk(translation: rsync not installed on remote machine)06:59
zygamjg59: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/LaptopKeycodes07:01
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JaneWbluefoxicy: and are you pleased about that? ;)07:03
zygaJaneW: bluefoxicy is just kidding, he loves kids07:03
zyga;-)07:03
JaneWzyga: just stirring ;)07:04
Simiraone doesn't need to have ones own, right... let the others take care of that mini-human business... 07:06
kokepitti: do you know if there is any plan on translating security announces??07:06
kokeoh, I see "-> food" :)07:07
kokehave to go now07:07
zygakoke: interesting 07:07
zygakoke: update manager could take them into account07:07
Lathiatthat would be rad07:07
kokezyga: I think thats another different thing (of course interesting too)07:08
kokesorry, I'm late07:08
kokebye07:08
Kamionnggg. netcfg hasn't changed since hoary; I don't understand why its DNS hostname guessing has stopped working07:09
JaneWSimira: *LOL* ok well I have taken care of it for most of you then ;)07:13
Kamionhas getaddrinfo() forgotten how to return canonical names?07:14
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dholbachhey07:14
SimiraJaneW: you've got a whole bunch?07:15
JaneWSimira: well actually it's 2, but sometimes that feels like a LOT! ;)07:15
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zygaJaneW: gzip them together to two chairs, it will feel more like 1.62 07:16
Simirazyga: you couldn't have gotten a too in that sentence too, could you?07:17
Lathiatwe are sold out of too's07:17
zygaSimira: I'm doing my best but this is a difficult language you know07:17
zyga:-)07:18
JaneWzyga: good idea07:18
JaneWalthough they are pasted to the TV right now anyway ...07:18
Simirazyga: what's your main lang?07:18
SimiraJaneW: how old?07:18
zygaSimira: Polish07:18
JaneW3 & 507:19
JaneWboth boys07:19
Simiraoh dear. You've got your hands full, then...07:19
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JaneWActually they are getting easier already07:20
thomJaneW: they'll get worse again :-)07:20
JaneWalthough the hammering sound I just heard is concerning ;)07:20
Simirayes, as long as they play with each other. To the older one gets "too old" for that "childish stuff"07:20
JaneWthom: oh yay.07:20
thomJaneW: well, if my brother and i are any yardstick, anyway07:21
zygaSimira: he obviously need a bigger gameboy :)07:21
JaneWheh07:21
zyganeeds07:21
SimiraJaneW: I don't envy you the next 20 years for a second....07:21
JaneWthom: well you don't look like a yardstick, but I haven;t met your brother...07:21
thomJaneW: hahaha07:21
JaneWSimira: your time will come I am sure ;)07:21
Nafalloey! 23, 25. they should be out by then I guess? ;-)07:22
JaneWout as in *out*?07:22
JaneWor out pof the house?07:22
SimiraJaneW: hope not. I'll stick to the four-legged kind of creatures to take care of07:22
SimiraNafallo: what's that got to do with it? :p07:22
JaneWpof=of07:22
thomwell, we're 25 and 20 and neither of lives at home any more, but we started liking each other again by the time i was about 16 so we may well be atypical :-007:23
NafalloSimira: hmm, true. my mother still calls one a day or so, and I moved 18 months ago or something...07:23
SimiraNafallo: they're trouble until they're fifty. Just less when turning 25 and might get a girlfriend to keep'em.07:23
Simirathom: I think that's normal07:23
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JaneWHave a good evening everyone07:24
Simiraevnin' JaneW 07:24
zygabeing 23 and still living with my parents I guess I clasify as 'geek in the basement' :-)07:24
SimiraNafallo: I've been out for 5 years, I'm still my mothers daughter. She's gotta throw me a wedding next year anyway07:24
NafalloJaneW: see you JaneW :-).07:24
thomnight jane07:24
JaneWdon;t forget to update your Breezy Goals!07:24
Simira:D07:24
JaneW*hint* *hint*07:24
NafalloSimira: yea? kewl!! is that a breezy+1 goal then? :-)07:25
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SimiraNafallo: no, we're not marrying until... uhm... a nonamed release yet. Wedded widgets? or something...07:25
Nafallo*s*07:26
Simiraanyway, I'm into some windows gaming now...07:26
Simirabbl07:26
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dholbachhave fun, mvirkkil 07:28
dholbachmvo07:28
dholbach:-)07:28
pittiseb128: ?07:29
seb128pitti: yep?07:29
mvothanks dholbach 07:29
pittiseb128: epiphany is still vulnerable against homograph attacks; am I right that it only needs a recompile to use the new ffox?07:29
seb128pitti: I don't think so, when have you updated ffox?07:30
seb128pitti: epiphany has been rebuilt yesterday for dbus transition07:30
pittiseb128: I mean for Warty07:30
seb128oh, I've not tried07:30
seb128but that depends on firefox yep07:31
seb128have you tried without rebuilding?07:31
pittiseb128: okay; we didn't fix warty yet, but once we do, we should fix epiphany as well07:31
pittiseb128: in any case, hoary should be fixed?07:31
pittiseb128: (http://www.shmoo.com/idn/)07:32
pittiseb128: I'll try without rebuilding before07:35
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dholbachlamont: could you make vlc rebuild? to make it happy dbus-wise?07:38
pittidholbach: are you sure that it doesn't need a patch for the new API?07:40
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dholbachlamont: forget it, there are other plans for vlc :-)07:41
torkeldholbach: bluez* and screem too maybe?07:41
dholbachtorkel: they need patches for sure07:41
seb128pitti: k07:42
jdubtoo many mono uploads ;)07:43
seb128cool, they sell a "linux CD" with an hoary DVD and 20 nices pages of descriptions of the apps/screenshots (gnome-app-install, synaptic, desktop, ...)/config/... 07:44
torkeldholbach: probably, and besides there is a newer version available upstream (for screem)07:44
ograjdub, :(07:44
dholbachtorkel: i tried them :-)07:45
ograjdub, these packages are just crazy....07:45
torkeldholbach: ah :-)07:45
ograjdub, debhelper and cdbs mixed up all over the place... and currently i'm only trying to get all binarys built on all arches....07:46
dokolamont: htmldoc doesn't contain any binary ... (1.8.23-1.3) please could rebuild/check ?07:46
Nafallowhat package break screem? I can't afford that right now.07:47
dholbachdbus07:47
Nafallodholbach: thanx. I hold back then :-).07:48
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pittiKamion: do you have an idea how to test (at the shell) whether a given locale is actually available in the system?08:00
pittiKamion: grepping for it in $(locale -a) doesn't really work because of "UTF-8" vs. "utf8"08:01
pitti(of course this could be special cased, but it might fail for other encodings as well)08:01
lamontdoko: which architecture>?08:05
dokoi38608:06
hungerpitti: Can't you use sed to strip the utf8 or unify them to a common spelling?08:07
pittihunger: of course I can s/UTF-8/utf8/, but will that always work?08:07
pittihunger: maybe there is a more robust method08:07
lamontdoko: broken Makefile... why do people think ignoring errors is a good thing, I wonder...08:08
lamontelmo around>?08:08
hungerpitti: You can always compare case insensitive.08:09
pittihunger: "mind the dash"08:09
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dokolamont: but works on the debian buildd's ...08:12
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pittihunger: it seems that I need a small C wrapper to call setlocale() and check whether it returns non-NULL08:14
lamontdoko: was gcc-4.0 being borked on that buildd08:14
lamontdoko: the error was that gcc-4.0 couldn't exec one of the stages08:15
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dokolamont: reupload?08:17
lamontalready done08:17
lamont htmldoc_1.8.23-1.3build1 uploaded about :1408:19
cartmanlamont: thanks for new util-linux08:19
lamontcartman: but does it fix the problem???08:19
cartmanlamont: dist-upgrading now but won't be sure until next reboot08:19
cartmanjust showing my appreciation of you guys' fast bug fixes :)08:20
datopitti: well, if you want only shell (i.e., want to avoid the wrapper if possible), you could do:08:21
datoif env LC_ALL="$whatever" locale 2>&1 >/dev/null | grep -q .; then echo Not valid; fi08:21
pittidato: oh, right, that error message is printed to stderr08:21
dato&nod;08:22
pittidato: if [ "$(locale 2>&1 >/dev/null)" ] ; then echo invalid locale; fi08:24
pittidato: works fine, thanks08:24
datook08:26
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KeybukThe Application "gnome-help" has quit unexpectedly.08:45
KeybukThat's ok ... it started unexpectedly too08:45
AmaranthKeybuk: Wanna see something funny?08:47
Keybuksure08:47
AmaranthKeybuk: Open gedit and hit F1 a dozen times really fast08:47
Keybukand what does that do?08:47
Keybukother than give you 12 help windows?08:48
Amaranthopens and crashes gnome-help a dozen times08:48
Keybukdoesn't crash it for me08:48
Keybukusually yelp crashes because you close it before it's finished loading08:48
Amaranthmaybe you have to do it more than a dozen08:48
Amaranthi know i did it ~50 times08:48
Amaranththen all crashed08:49
seb128what would somebody do that?08:49
Keybukleaning on the key?08:49
Amaranthyeah08:49
Amaranthpeople were talking about how to make it only open once because of what happens when you do that08:50
Amaranthso i had to see what happened :)08:50
Keybukreally?  personally I'd rather they fixed the bug that made it crash :)08:50
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Amaranththat'd be nice too but if you don't get 50 help windows open you don't have to worry about it08:51
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jncAmaranth: that's like if you never launch a space shuttle09:13
jncnever have to worry about it blowing up09:13
Amaranth;)09:13
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jnci wish evolution would hurry up and get built for the new dbus improvements 09:14
dholbachit did09:15
dholbachsome 5-6 hours ago09:15
jncoooh09:15
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Treenaksdholbach: then I wish beagle would get the new updates ;)09:16
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dholbachTreenaks: beagle needs more serious fixes09:17
dholbach:-)09:17
Treenaksdholbach: uh yes, but WHEN!?!09:19
Treenaksdholbach: I NEED MY CRACK! :P09:19
dholbachTreenaks: help in the UniverseCxxTransition - enough crack09:19
dholbach:-)09:19
Treenaksdholbach: explain how I get a sane breezy pbuilder tree then ;)09:20
dholbachTreenaks: fabbione fixed debootstrap09:20
dholbachapart from that you could just upgrade an existing hoary one09:21
ograTreenaks, speed up the builds and extend the day by some hours, then i'll be able to give you beagle crack in a blink09:21
dholbachit's on wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto09:21
Treenaksogra: oh cool, I'll see to that ;)09:21
Treenaksdholbach: s/hoary/breezy/, I presume?09:22
jnchm how would i go about tracking new developments in breezy?09:22
dholbachin the /etc/pbuilder/apt.config/source.list, yees09:22
dholbachjnc read the breezy-changes mailing list, maybe09:22
ograTreenaks, i hope during the weekend i have the majority of mono stuff ready and building clean on amd64...09:22
jnc10-409:22
dholbachTreenaks: it's the last bit on the wiki page09:23
ogra...(which applys to the other arches as well indeed...but i focus on amd64)09:23
Treenaksdholbach: doh.. OK, upgrading now09:23
dokolamont: htmldoc doesn't have a binary yet09:37
dokoi38609:38
mdzjamesh: do you have access to a powerpc system?09:40
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lamontdoko: you're right... please fix htmldoc and upload09:46
lamontCompiling ../htmldoc/htmldoc.cxx...09:46
lamontgcc-4.0.gcc-opt: installation problem, cannot exec 'cc1plus': No such file or directory09:46
lamontmake[2] : *** [../htmldoc/htmldoc.o]  Error 109:46
lamontdoko: specifically, gcc-4.0 can't build c++ code when g++-4.0 isn't installed...09:49
jbaileyI'd love to see us force -xc whenever gcc{-#.##}09:50
lamontsounds good to me....09:50
jbaileyThat way the parser would puke on it directly.09:50
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lamontelmo: can we have breezy-test?  or should I just turn it on?  mdz?09:50
jbaileylamont: No more than now - they're all dying from elf symbol mismatches around the libstdc++ abi change.09:51
lamontah, true09:51
lamontand doko's gonna make that even more fun next week, or will that fix it?09:51
jbaileyWell, fix like a bandaid over an oozing wound, but sure. ;)09:51
dokoheh, have 30 library packages converted, will do the rest for main tomorrow09:51
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lamontdoko: thoughts on forcing -xc on gcc runs?09:57
dokolamont, jbailey, you mean -x c ?09:59
lamontueaj09:59
lamontyeah, even09:59
dokohmm, what does this break?10:00
lamontit clarifies things like the error that htmldoc has10:00
lamontspecifically, it's using gcc to compile c++ code, which currently fails (the 4.0 g++ compiler isn't there yet...)10:01
jbaileydoko: Anything that assumes that gcc can compile a c++ ap.10:01
lamont(since it can't right now...)10:01
jbaileylamont: right. =)10:01
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dokolamont: yes, let's do that then10:03
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ograhunger, dont you want to join #ubuntu-meeting ? you made a lot of comments about malone10:05
dholbachseb128: would you join #ubuntu-meeting for the malone meeting?10:05
seb128THANKS10:06
seb128I've forgotten10:06
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jncis malone the name of the next release after breezy?10:15
lamontmalone is the bug tracking system10:16
lamontthe release following breezy is..... breezy+110:16
jncthanks inifinity joe10:17
jncerr you're name's not joe is it10:23
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sladenwin 2111:28
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lamontsladen: stop swearing. :-)11:30
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Riddellmdz: are you going to let knetworkconf through?11:41
mdzRiddell: yes11:43
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