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ajmitchmorning12:13
uniqgnite.12:15
uniq:)12:15
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mvohey koke 12:16
kokehi!12:16
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Burgundaviakiko, ping12:24
kikoBurgundavia, pong12:24
kikohow may I be of assistance12:24
tsengis rob.weir@c.com a valid pointer for bob2 ?12:24
thomtseng: yes12:24
tsengrock on12:24
ograc.com ?12:24
Burgundaviakiko, #launchpad regarding malone bug 79512:24
ograah12:24
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thomu.com should also work12:25
ogranight mv12:25
ograo12:25
mvo:)12:25
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Keybukman, Foster's _really_ need to sack their marketing department12:26
Keybukthey've followed up on their spectacular UK campaign of "Brewed to taste better cold"12:26
thomthey have new ads?12:26
Keybukwith the utterly jawdropping "You wouldn't want your beer to be warm, would you?"12:27
thomway to play to silly .au prejudice12:27
tsengomfg osnews12:29
tseng"mono is to become key component of gnome 3"12:30
tseng"read interview iwth miguel for proof"12:30
ajmitchhaha12:30
ajmitchan interview dated 2003?12:30
tsengif that isnt flamebait12:30
tsengno actually.. its miguels blog12:30
tsengeven better12:30
ajmitchosnews has dropped a lot in quality..12:30
ajmitchand it was never very high to start with12:31
tsengHe also has the powers in achieving this goal. Novell is stronger and has more power than Red Hat or Sun and Novell are the legal owner of GNOME.12:31
tsengwow12:31
ajmitchI think that's one of the usual trolls on osnews12:32
Burgundaviaajmitch, I think it was the "news" part of the title that fooled people that it actually was, as opposed to /. which has never really pretended to be a "news" site12:32
Burgundaviatseng, I love the assertion Novell > Sun. Sun could swallow Novell tomorrow and not really notice12:34
tsengyeah12:34
tsengi dont see novell moving >1mil products12:35
Burgundaviathere was some scuttlebutt about them actually doing it12:35
tsengthere is that for everything12:35
tsengthanks to slashdot and osnews12:35
Unfrgivengood morning all12:36
tsenghi12:36
Burgundaviasometimes scuttlebutt has a way of being true12:36
ograoh, novell owns a dwarf ? i didnt know that12:36
ograbut i doubt its legal to own dwarfs :)12:37
tsengonly if there are 42 of them12:37
tsengand you are in cambodia12:37
ograheh12:37
ajmitchmorning Unfrgiven 12:38
Unfrgivenughh im so tired this morning12:38
ograthe real question here is, do they also own snow white and is _this_ legal12:39
Unfrgivenanyways... im wanting to get involved in the cxx transition... now i've tried reading the wiki pages but had some questions...12:39
tsengask ajmitch :)12:39
ograUnfrgiven, ask ajmitch 12:39
ogra:)12:40
Unfrgivenajmitch: is it just a case of us providing patches for libs to build on gcc4?12:40
Unfrgivenajmitch: and then repackaging them?12:40
ajmitchUnfrgiven: usually it's just changing the package name, sometimes patching, making sure it all builds nicely & getting past the ogra/doko filter ;)12:41
ajmitchogra: nice delegation there :P12:41
ograhehe12:41
ajmitchah, 'experimental for Ubuntu' :)12:41
ograajmitch, you said i steal all your packages... so i thought i'd give something back ;)12:41
Burgundaviafigure this is a dmix bug? https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1119012:41
mdzjbailey: around?12:42
ajmitchogra: I never said such a thing..12:42
ajmitchhonest12:42
ograhmm12:42
Unfrgivenajmitch: cool. ill try and take a look at some packages later today12:43
Unfrgiventseng: who did you talk to to get your blog syndicated on planet ubuntu?12:43
tsengUnfrgiven: mail your rss feed and hackergotchi to jdub12:43
ajmitchUnfrgiven: check the list for packages that haven't been taken yet12:44
ajmitchCxxLibraryList, that is12:44
ajmitchinstructions are there & on BreezyToolchainTransition, i think12:44
Unfrgiventseng: hmmm i dont have a hackergotchi yet... does it have to be a specific format/size?12:44
tsengno12:44
tsengits optional12:44
ajmitchwe can probably find a photo of you somewhere12:45
Unfrgivenajmitch: ok will do. i have training to attend at work in 10 min. so i'll prolly check it out later in the day12:45
Unfrgivenajmitch: oh ive got a photo so thats not a prob...12:45
ajmitchit's more fun if we select one :)12:45
Unfrgivenajmitch: hence why i quickly added that i'll provide one :P12:46
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bluefoxicyback on hoary01:49
bluefoxicysince breezy /usr/X11R6/bin/Xorg -> ../../X11R6/Xorg01:50
bluefoxicy(symlink)01:50
truluxajmitch: there?01:55
ajmitchyes?01:55
truluxajmitch: another red cow crack today. vsec fixed though and I'm getting skilled with the policy language01:55
ajmitchok..01:55
truluxexpect the targeted policy to be ready in a rush01:55
ajmitchok01:56
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ajmitchbbl01:56
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truluxajmitch: it's 2:00am here, I can't do what I did yesterday01:57
truluxneed to go to bed soon01:57
truluxajmitch: this the asspain anti-crack: -EXPORT_SYMBOL(in6addr_any);02:01
trulux-EXPORT_SYMBOL(in6addr_loopback);02:01
truluxI will do a dirty trick02:01
truluxand tell pitti that it works fine on 2.6.12-rc502:01
truluxajmitch: I dunno why they are on that fever of removing exported symbols02:03
truluxdilinger: there for a while?02:03
truluxconst struct in6_addr in6addr_loopback = IN6ADDR_LOOPBACK_INIT;02:04
truluxand then define the macro02:04
truluxshit... this is the worst trick I've done in my life :)02:05
truluxzul: heya02:05
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truluxaj: ping02:11
truluxarg02:11
truluxajmitch: ping02:11
trulux  CC [M]   /home/lorenzo/kernel/tmp/vsecurity/src/vsec_params.o02:11
trulux  CC [M]   /home/lorenzo/kernel/tmp/vsecurity/src/vsec_funcs.o02:11
trulux  CC [M]   /home/lorenzo/kernel/tmp/vsecurity/src/vsec_acl.o02:11
trulux  CC [M]   /home/lorenzo/kernel/tmp/vsecurity/src/vsec_fs.o02:11
trulux  CC [M]   /home/lorenzo/kernel/tmp/vsecurity/src/vsec_bsdjail.o02:11
trulux  CC [M]   /home/lorenzo/kernel/tmp/vsecurity/src/vsec_hooks.o02:11
trulux  CC [M]   /home/lorenzo/kernel/tmp/vsecurity/src/vsecurity.o02:11
trulux  LD [M]   /home/lorenzo/kernel/tmp/vsecurity/vsecurity.o02:12
trulux  Building modules, stage 2.02:12
trulux  MODPOST02:12
trulux  CC      /home/lorenzo/kernel/tmp/vsecurity/vsecurity.mod.o02:12
trulux  LD [M]   /home/lorenzo/kernel/tmp/vsecurity/vsecurity.ko02:12
truluxmake[1] : Leaving directory `/home/lorenzo/kernel/linux-2.6.12-rc5'02:12
truluxcc     testing/server_bind.c   -o testing/server_bind02:12
truluxcc     testing/test-rlimits.c   -o testing/test-rlimits02:12
truluxrenbukai today02:12
trulux:)02:12
truluxnow, bed time02:12
truluxgood night fellows02:12
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jbaileymdz: Am now for a moment, I'll be back in an hour or so though...03:05
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mdzjbailey: ping me when you're back and have some time for a phone call03:09
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jsgotangcomorning :)03:16
tsenghi.03:16
jsgotangcotseng, that mono live cd is awesome crack just tried it03:18
tsengjsgotangco: sweet03:18
tsengits fun, a nice preview of my stuff for breezy03:18
tsengfor the impatient03:18
jsgotangcoyeah i was playing around with beagle03:20
tsenghow well does it perform on the cd?03:20
tsengim worried about that03:20
jsgotangcosure its not that fast but its tolerable03:21
tsengk03:21
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bluefoxicytseng:  does breezy break for you?03:38
bluefoxicyXorg's executable is a symlink to itself03:38
tseng#ubuntu03:38
bluefoxicybreezy broken bugs dammit, how is that user support and not development?03:38
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tsengeveryone but you knows breezy is broken03:39
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lifelessdaniels: you made xorg self referential ? lol03:39
tsengif you want to cry about it, go to #ubuntu03:39
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danielsargh03:39
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danielssecond time lucky03:39
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tsengharsh03:40
tsengi like it.03:40
lifelesswhat does that do ?03:40
danielsbluefoxicy: broken 'workarounds' bite you in the butt, news at 11.  it's still not #u-d material.03:40
lifelessdaniels: what does that mode line do ?03:43
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danielswhat modeline?03:44
lifelessdaniels: 11:39 -!- mode/#ubuntu-devel [+b *!*bluefox@*.whtmrs01.md.comcast.net]  by daniels03:45
tsengban03:45
tsengwhich has the side effect of him being silenced03:46
lifelesseven though hes still in channel .. ?03:46
jsgotangcoheh03:46
ajmitchquite convenient at times03:46
tsengyes.03:46
danielsmy tolerance ran out last week03:46
jsgotangcohe can bug you with pm though03:47
jsgotangcoin other news, i decidedto start saving for a n77003:47
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jblackHey guys. WHat's up? 04:14
ajmitchhi jblack 04:14
jsgotangcojblack, hey its been a while how are you04:14
jblackPretty good. 04:14
jblackHow about you guys? 04:15
ajmitchstill alive04:15
jblackHeh. Life is the stuff that ain't killed you yet? 04:15
jsgotangconot bad im doing good lately04:15
jblackI've got a bit of an ambigious question. I'm not exactly sure what I'm asking, and I don't know what kind of answer you'll give, so bear with me.04:16
jblackRight now the baz team is doing these things called "imports". We're importing things into the launchpad that primarily have cvs and subversion sources, and spitting out baz archives on the other side.04:17
jblacklifeless tells me that you guys are very good at hunting down these repositories very quickly. I was wondering what sort of rules of thumb you guys have come up with to do this sort of thing in an efficient manner.04:18
tsengthe upstream repositories?04:18
jblackYeah. hunting down cvs archives and subversion archives for those packages.04:19
tsengfor bigger stuff we probably just have an idea whether it is hosted by gnome, sourceforge etc04:19
tsengand can go to the right place and do a quick search04:19
tsengif not there is usually relevant info on the app homepage04:19
jblackHow do you generally quickly tell the different between whether something is part of gnome, or happens to run on it? 04:20
tsengjust previous knowledge really04:20
lifelesstseng: what about the path binary package -> who the upstream reall is04:20
tsengapt-get source and read copyright04:21
lifelesstseng: theres a bunch of assumed knowledge you have ..04:21
tsengwill point you to the homepage04:21
tsengeven better..04:21
tsengqa.debian.org04:21
lifelesstseng: which jblack doesn't - which is why I have pointed him to you04:21
tsenglemme try one04:21
jblacksome random package... 04:21
tsengim going to do mono, since i know where it is04:22
jblackMono is good. 04:22
tsengthen ill walk you though if this works as expected04:22
jblackthough I know that one is gnome. 04:22
tsengeh sortof04:22
tsenghas its own svn04:22
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jblackits not? 04:22
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tsengok dude lets see if this is an acceptably pain-free proceedure04:23
tsengbring up packages.ubuntu.com04:23
jblackcheck.04:23
tsengsearch for mono with distribution of breezy or hoary even04:23
tsengunder the obvious Search heading04:23
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tsengthe page that comes up has a ton of stuff, most are all in the single "mono" source04:24
tsengyou can search just source packages also04:24
tsenganyway, click libmono0 or something04:24
tsengthe link says breezy04:25
tsengthis page has a link to the copyright file04:25
jblackdesync04:25
jblackNever mind. 04:25
tsengwhich by policy always has a link to the package download page04:25
jblackok. viewing copyright file.04:25
tsengwhich for lack of a more direct path..04:25
tsengshould eventually lead you to some svn/cvs page04:26
tsenglooking around04:26
jblackCool. This is useful.04:26
Burgundaviawhere does pitti keep his list of vunerablities?04:26
dilingerpeople.ubuntu.com/~pitti?04:26
jblackso, here we've got about 10 mono packages created out of one authoritive source. 04:26
tsengjblack: that wont always land you exactly in the right place04:27
jblackgive or take a dozen.04:27
tsengbut its close04:27
tsengit could be that google gets you there faster if you have a good idea what you are looking for04:27
tsengjdub: yep.04:27
tsenger, jblack04:27
tsenggoogle for "mono svn" gets you there in less clicks, in this particular case04:28
jblackYeah. google problably works better for obviously huge. 04:28
tsengyep04:29
jblackThen again, obviously huge stuff is generally well documented.04:29
tsengbut good to know where to get it if all else fails, I guess04:29
tsengi hope that helps some..04:29
jblackYeah, it helps some, though it's reopened a question that I've been trying to ignore.04:29
tsengbtw is there any plans to baz mirror svn.debian.org projects04:30
jblackmultiple products that are derived from the same repository. 04:30
tsenghm multiple .debs, yes04:30
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tsengactually I can make it worse04:30
jblackplease do. I'm a masochist.04:31
tsengpkg-mono repository on svn.debian.org has several directories, each of which representing a source package04:31
tsengalmost all of them representing several resultant .debs04:31
jblackbut svn.debian.org isn't authoritive for things like mono, correct? 04:32
tsengno, its only the packaging bits04:32
jblackThe deb dirs and such.04:32
tsengright04:32
jblackHold on. I need to check something quick.04:32
jblackOk. I'm not authoritive on this, but I believe we're sticking with authoritive product stuff04:34
tsengok..04:34
lifelesswe are importing upstream04:34
lifelesstseng: ^^04:34
tsengi thought part of HCT was importing other vendors as well04:34
tsengthats fine, is there a simple tla newbie proceedure that i could do it for myself?04:35
jblackYeah. Thats what I mean. the authentic sources. 04:35
jblackThere's a public cscvs available, but it only works for cvs and its not as smart as it could be.04:36
jblacktseng. Thanks for the advice. it'll help a bit. 04:37
ajmitchbaz seems to be fairly easy to use, for the basics at least04:37
tsengjblack: great.04:37
jblackOne of the big problems I've had dealing with is linking up a package name with what you guys think the authoritive source is. 04:37
tsengapt-get source binary-name will fetch the source that is associated with it04:38
tsengif you cant guess from packages.u.c04:38
tsenglet me try this search agian04:38
jblackI tried that a few times. Ironically more than one package out there didn't seem to have a web address at all. 04:38
tsengyeah thats no good04:38
jblackJust magically showed up in debian. 04:38
tsengit cant search a binary down to a source name on the page04:39
ajmitchunfortunately, it gets a bit hard to track down upstream when we have to hunt for patches on mailing lists04:39
jblackNo. I mean in the downloaded sources. 04:39
tsengjblack: yeah definately check the copyright in those odd cases04:39
tsengits policy for the url to be there04:39
ajmitchdebian/copyright is usually the best way, followed by google04:39
tsengajmitch: i just showed him to grab the copyright off packages.ubuntu.com to save the hassle of grabbing the whole source where he doesnt want it04:40
tsengany other hot tips?04:40
ajmitchnone that I can think of at the moment04:41
tsengajmitch: man, it would be really nice to be able to work with pkg-mono in bazaar04:42
tsengmaybe its just because i dont know how to use svn04:43
tsengbut im basically editing over top of the repo04:43
tsengand readding stuff by hand after checking out new stuff04:43
jblackThanks for the help guys.04:44
tsengnps04:44
ajmitchyeah I've started throwing all my selinux stuff in bazaar04:44
tsengrock on04:45
tsenghow is tla-buildpackage?04:45
ajmitchhaven't tried it yet04:45
tsengi could import the tree as it is now04:45
tsengand make two branches04:45
tsengmake my changes in one04:46
tsengimport meebeys latest into another04:46
tsengand merge04:46
tsengor just go to sleep.. cya :)04:49
ajmitchnight04:52
jblackOk. Here's a good example. 04:54
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jblackmdz gave baz a list of packages that have been modified by ubuntu (that seems like a good list to work from). One of them is "anna".04:54
jblackThere's a svn for it, but its svn.debian.org, which I might or might not be able to trust as the authentic source. 04:56
Burgundaviawho handles gksu stuff?04:58
crimsunMOM does, but I guess seb mainly05:01
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crimsun(not merge but maintainers)05:02
Burgundaviahe is not likely to be up either05:02
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robitaillejdub,  ping05:33
jdubrobitaille: pong05:36
robitaillejdub,  it seems the ubuntu-ca mailing list administrator (alex combas) hasn't been seen online in a couple of weeks and right now someone cannot send any e-mails to our list.  So it has been suggested that I become a 2nd mailing list adminstrator to deal for problems like that while Alex is missing in action.  Is that possible?05:38
jdubrobitaille: sure, preferred email address?05:39
robitaillerobitaille@gmail.com  (I should really ask for my ubuntu.com address one of these days)05:39
robitaillethanks05:41
jdubhrm05:41
jdubbroken mailman05:41
Burgundaviarobitaille, shall we tack me on there as well, just in case?05:42
robitailleBurgundavia,  if you want; it's fine with me.05:44
jdubah crap05:45
robitailleBurgundavia,  it seems both our names keep coming back as "stable" members of the canadian community05:46
Burgundaviayes05:46
robitaillecrap == problem?05:46
Burgundaviaand we have never jumped up and down and asked for it05:46
jdubdo you want to both be on?05:47
Burgundaviayes05:47
jdubpreferred email address?05:47
Burgundaviacorey.burger@gmail.com05:48
jsgotangcowho do you ask for an ubuntu.com address?05:52
ajmitchafaik it's not sorted just yet05:54
jsgotangco(no rush anyway)05:55
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jsgotangcoheh05:57
ajmitchI missed out on asking about business cards05:58
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danielsajmitch: bradb will give you some05:59
lifelesssome hundreds06:00
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Burgundaviajdub, poing06:21
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WebWizanybody here use ruby?06:44
srbakerWebWiz, yep06:48
srbakerreligiously06:48
srbakerreligously06:48
srbakeror something.06:48
srbakervery lots.06:48
srbaker:)06:48
WebWizHelloWorld.rb:1:in `require': No such file to load -- gtk (LoadError)06:48
WebWizi am getting this in ubuntu06:48
srbakerinst the ruby gtk bindings06:48
WebWizi thought i did....06:48
srbakerdpkg -l |grep ruby |grep gtk06:49
WebWizii  libgtk-ruby1.6 0.34-1         Gtk+ interface for Ruby06:49
WebWizii  libgtk2-ruby   0.11.0-1ubuntu GTK+ bindings for the Ruby language06:49
WebWizdid that help?06:50
WebWizlol06:50
srbakerweird06:50
srbakerpaste line 1 of HellowWorld.rb06:50
WebWizrequire 'gtk'06:50
srbakerhuh06:51
WebWizhrm?06:51
srbakerjussec06:51
srbakerlemme try06:51
WebWizk06:52
srbakertry require 'gtk2'06:52
srbakeri bet 'gtk' works if you use ruby1.606:52
WebWizHelloWorld.rb:3: uninitialized constant Gtk::WINDOW_TOPLEVEL (NameError)06:52
srbakerhu06:52
WebWizhah at least i got farther06:52
srbakeri don't know any more.06:53
srbaker:P06:53
WebWizsrbaker, you are totally correct06:53
WebWizruby1.6 HelloWorld.by brought up my window fine06:53
WebWizusing 'gtk'06:53
WebWizThanks! :)06:54
srbakeri would grab gtk1 for ruby1.806:56
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makoddd08:04
jsgotangcohi mako08:07
makoyeah, didn't meant to do that08:08
makoi am about to crash :)08:08
makowas just connecting to sync mail and sent off the next batch of cds to the shipping folks08:08
jsgotangcohmmm right its probably 2am there now08:08
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Burgundaviadaniels, dkpg-reconfigure xserver-xorg is currently producing gibbled xorg.confs, but unknown whether it is user error or not08:24
danielsBurgundavia: wrt mouse settings, yeah08:24
Burgundaviaok08:24
Burgundaviathat was the error I got08:24
Burgundaviathere is another small bug, to do with screen res sizes08:24
Burgundaviaseen that?08:24
danielsyeah, with intel?08:25
Burgundavianope08:26
Burgundaviaati08:26
danielscool08:26
danielsurl?08:26
Burgundaviajust a sec, my screen res went messed with that game08:26
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Burgundaviait adds "640x350" to all the monitor sections, when that is not a choosable option08:28
Burgundaviathis one maybe user error08:28
danielsi'm thinking user error08:28
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Burgundaviahmm, I choose all defaults08:29
Burgundaviahmm, anyway, not a huge bug08:29
danielsgrepping for 350 over the entire xorg debian dir produces nothing useful08:34
Burgundaviahmm, odd little bug08:34
Burgundaviawhatever, I will try some reconfigures again, and if it comes up again, I will file a bug08:35
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pittiMorning08:41
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mdzpitti: morning09:01
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pittiHi mdz09:01
fabbionehey mdz09:03
fabbionemorning pitti09:03
mdzfabbione: morning09:04
fabbionemdz: got my email yesterady?09:04
mdzfabbione: intel?  yes, thank you very much09:04
fabbionemdz: no problem :) that was easy09:04
Treenakspitti: g-v-m asks for a passphrase now!09:05
Treenakspitti: but it doesn't seem to work :(09:05
Treenakspitti: (morning, btw)09:05
pittiTreenaks: will look at it later, gimme some minutes please09:07
Treenakspitti: of couse09:07
Treenaks+r09:07
ajmitchhi pitti 09:10
fabbionemdz: are you busy? or are you going to sleep soon?09:11
mdzfabbione: yes and yes, why?09:11
mdzfabbione: if you have some time, I would like to schedule a phone call with you09:11
mdztonight or tomorrow09:11
fabbionemdz: well if you have a few minutes i would like to talk with you about ClusterFileSystem09:11
mdz(UTC-7)09:12
fabbionemdz: sure even now09:12
mdzfabbione: not yet, perhaps in 30-45 min?09:12
fabbionemdz: sure09:12
fabbioneworks for me09:12
mdzwe will see if I can stay awake09:12
fabbionemdz: this evening should be ok'ish09:12
fabbioneit depends from the time because we have guests at home09:12
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mdzfabbione: if we don't talk before I sleep, let me know what time would be good to talk tomorrow09:13
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fabbionemdz: even today after 19:00 UTC is fine09:13
mdzok09:14
fabbioneguests here tend to go away early in the evening :)09:14
fabbioneotherwise tomorrow after 05:00 UTC is fine09:14
fabbioneor now if you don't fall asleep :)09:14
fabbionewhatever you prefer is ok with me09:15
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pittiTreenaks: ok, can you check with "killall gnome-volume-manager; gnome-volume-manager" in a shell?09:44
jdubmdz: meeting about backports?09:45
mdzjdub: isn't that in like 9 hours?09:45
jdubmdz: no idea, just wondering wtf ;)09:46
mdzoh, you were responding to my mail09:46
mdzyeah, mako is setting it up09:46
jdubyeah09:46
mdznext wednesday actually09:46
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jdubi guess sane backports are better than insane backports09:46
mdzyep09:46
jdubbut it still makes me cry09:46
mdzjdub: next wednesday, directly after the staff meeting, if memory serves09:46
mdzI think we can twist backports into something sane09:46
Treenakspitti: I rebooted..09:46
Treenakspitti: that didn't work09:47
pittiTreenaks: no, it can't; I'm interested in the g-v-m debugging messages; let's continue this in /query09:47
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haggaipitti: hmm, now I'm glad we ended up without cdrdao in main for hoary ;)10:02
pittihaggai: does it have issues?10:03
haggaipitti: yup, http://www.mandriva.com/security/advisories?name=MDKSA-2005:08910:03
pittihaggai: uh, CAN-2002-*? that's stone old10:04
Treenakspitti: oh, one more small thing:10:05
Treenaks** (gnome-cups-icon:7940): WARNING **: IPP request failed with status 103010:05
Treenakspitti: multiply that by 600.000 and you have my .xsession-errors :)10:05
pittihaggai: our cdrdao isn't setuid root, so actually only the symlink race remains10:06
haggaipitti: ah, not so bad then10:06
truluxpitti: did you got the email?10:07
truluxbbl, class10:09
pittitrulux: yes, will try soon10:10
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tepsipakkido you know if g-v-m etc handles automagic mounts CF etc cards plugged on a USB card reader?10:41
tepsipakkiautomagic mounts _of_ CF cards...10:42
tepsipakkiplugging one doesn't generate any events, as far as I know..10:42
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Mithrandirtepsipakki: if it doesn't generate any events, it's kinda hard to do.10:53
dokoKamion, elmo: please move these packages from universe to main: libqscintilla5c2 libenchant1c2 libnautilus-burn2 libconvert-binhex-perl (needed for libmime-perl) xpdf-utils (needed to build kdegraphics)10:55
bob2tepsipakki: works for me.10:58
bob2for memory stick, anyway10:58
Mithrandirdidn't we just get rid of xpdf for main?10:58
Mithrandirbob2: it depends on the reader.  Cheap readers often don't generate any fluffy events when you insert and pull out the card.10:58
bob2ah10:58
bob2guess I got lucky, mine was cheap (they only seem to sell cheap ones here)10:58
tepsipakkithe kernel lists this 4-in-1 reader as scsi-disks10:58
tepsipakkimade by Apacer10:58
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Treenakstepsipakki: you're lucky. My built-in cardreader is some weird TI device (which, according to the docs should be in "ATA Compatible Mode")10:59
Treenakstepsipakki: but it doesn;t work at all10:59
tepsipakkiwell, I haven't tested the functionality at all, yet. All I know is that they are a pain in the a**, because if they break, the kernel (2.4 at least) doesn't boot11:01
tepsipakkihangs when trying to access it or something11:02
tepsipakkithere _really_ is no free lunch11:02
tepsipakkiand right now I got fed up with ircii11:03
tepsipakkiI'll try and debconfify it11:03
Treenakstepsipakki: I have a 6-in-1 USB cardreader which works fine11:03
jsgotangcosame here11:03
jsgotangcomine is by TwinMOS andworks greate11:03
tepsipakkithese apacer-thingies just tend to break often11:03
jsgotangcoalthough i got to loan one cardreader that didnt work at all11:03
Treenaksmine's made of metal :)11:04
Treenaksprobably a thin layer of cheap aluminium, but hey, it's metal!11:04
jsgotangcostill made in Taiwan heh11:04
tepsipakkihmm, this is 8-in-1 maybe, but has only four slots (ER151)11:05
tepsipakkiand the front panel is definately plastic ;)11:06
bob2hm11:06
bob2the installer doesn't seem to let me use a different mirror for the base system to the installer stuff11:07
tepsipakkibob2: it might be hairy11:07
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tepsipakkiare you preseeding it?11:07
bob2no11:08
tepsipakkioh, ok11:08
bob2I probably should11:09
bob2but there's the fight between being lazy now vs being lazy later11:09
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herzidoko: ping11:14
dokoherzi: ?11:18
herzidoko: did you have time to take a look at the gdb-powerpc problem?11:18
dokoherzi: sorry, no.11:20
bob2new personal best for install a linux machine11:20
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hunger_Any chance of seeing gcc4-compiled libboost soon?11:24
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pittielmo: mc sync, please11:25
dokoherzi: thanks for the attachment11:26
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fabbionei need an opinion...11:26
dokoelmo: please sync bash from unstable11:26
fabbioneshould we build all the suite from one single source package11:27
fabbioneor 20 small little tiny bits and pieces?11:27
herzidoko: np, that's just for by pleasure (as I need this -- I'm using a 6 month old sarge package for gdb as this version worked)11:27
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danielsfabbione: little tiny bits and pieces11:28
fabbionedaniels: it's not 200MB.. it more like less than 2MB11:29
danielsoh11:31
fabbionedaniels: it's a bit of overhead both ways11:31
danielssingle11:31
fabbionethat's why11:31
jdubheh11:31
jdubweird11:31
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fabbionejdub: if that was the only problem...11:32
fabbioneright now out of this 20 bits and pieces11:33
fabbione5 of them needs to come from the FC4 branch11:33
fabbione3 from  HEAD11:33
fabbioneothers from RH4L branch11:33
fabbioneit's a ROYAL mess11:33
jsgotangcobrb11:33
hungerSorry, libboost is already available compiled by gcc4... I checked a lib that was not yet updated before asking:-)11:33
Kamionjblack: for anna, svn.debian.org is the authoritative source, yes; anna is a debian-installer component.11:40
thesaltydogKamion, I'm back. Sorry11:41
Kamionthesaltydog: ok, but it's you who wanted to ask me a question, so go ahead :)11:45
seb128daniels: any idea on when will the build/path issues be fixed?11:46
thesaltydogKamion, yes sorry, but I am at work and I was called outside. Here I am, so...11:46
seb128daniels: nm :)11:47
thesaltydogthe matter is ubm, or what it will be.11:47
thesaltydogI have added a deafult "novice" view, very much simpler than the others. Expert views are always reachable by clicking on tabs.11:47
danielsseb128: NEVAH11:48
seb128daniels: and the xkb issues? 11:48
seb128should I upgrade and start pissing owen to know if he has an idea on this? :)11:48
Kamionthesaltydog: um, OK, I'd rather not be your permanent contact within Ubuntu for this, I was just chiming in with a couple of points earlier11:49
thesaltydogKamion, can I come back on the "name" issue?11:49
danielsseb128: don't bother Owen, it's actually an XKB issue11:49
danielsseb128: the symlink has been working fine for me so far11:49
Kamionlike I say, read the BrandingForDerivatives spec and you'll understand where we're coming from on that11:49
seb128daniels: what symlink?11:50
thesaltydogKamion, yes I know, but as last night you pointed out a couple of issues... I don't know I have to refer to..11:50
KamionI don't see a problem with "ubm" though11:50
thesaltydogKamion, didn't you say maybe to change name Ubuntu BottUp Manager? If no, I will happily leave it as it is..11:51
danielsseb128: /usr/lib/X11/xkb as a symlink to /etc/X11/xkb11:51
seb128daniels: k, thanks11:51
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Kamionthesaltydog: I asked if you'd consider having a different name appear in users' menus12:01
\shmorning12:05
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pittiHey ogra12:13
pitti(s)12:13
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dokoKamion, ogra: bash-3.0-15 should fix the waitpid problem12:35
Kamiondoko: cool, thanks12:36
dokoKamion: any news on the packages needing main love?12:37
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seb128pitti: 12:56
seb128sound-properties-capplet.o(.text+0x194): In function `get_soundcards':12:56
seb128: undefined reference to `snd_card_next'12:56
seb128etc12:56
seb128your g-c-c upload12:56
pittiseb128: uh, isn't it linked to libasound.so?12:57
pittifor me it is12:57
seb128that's buildd not happy12:57
seb128I've not tried to figure what's wrong12:57
pittiok, will do soon12:57
pitti*sigh*12:57
seb128it doesnt -lasound12:58
pittihmm? odd, worked for me (dh_shlibdeps)12:59
ogradoko, yay01:03
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zulhey01:06
pittiHi zul, how is it going01:06
zulbetter...im not throwing up anymore01:07
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Kamiondoko: libqscintilla5c2 doesn't seem to be on the list for promotion; done libenchant1c2, libnautilus-burn2, libconvert-binhex-perl as obvious; skipping xpdf-utils because we're trying to get rid of xpdf from breezy/main01:18
Kamionelmo: ^--01:18
Kamionelmo: is hilarie safe to run, to fix up cross-component symlinks? (libconvert-binhex-perl)01:20
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dokoRiddell, Kamion: xpdf-utils is a build-dependency of kdegraphics, so it currently hurts the KDE C++ transition a bit ... Riddell, amu: could you check, if it's needed?01:25
Unfrgivenelmo: ping?01:25
danielsdoko: it's probably for kpdf01:26
danielswhich should be using poppler these days01:26
Kamiondoko: it's in hoary/universe, although I don't quite understand why, as it was on the Kubuntu release CDs01:26
Kamionlooks like a mistake01:26
Kamionnot something I have any intention of touching, though - leaving to elmo01:27
seb128poppler is the way to go for sure01:29
Treenaksthey'll want qoppler of koppler or something01:30
dokoKamion: libqscintilla-dev comes in/is as a build dependency of python-qt301:30
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seb128libpoppler0-qt probably for kde01:31
tepsipakkiwhat's up with rhythmbox.. I can pause once, the next time it hangs01:32
Kamiondoko: yes, and python-qt3 is currently on the list for demotion to universe01:32
\shif u guys say xorg+kde is working  niceley, i will start with pyqt and pykde any the rest01:32
\shs/any/and/01:33
Kamiondoko: nothing in main depends on it (there are suggests, but no depends); if it's needed, somebody needs to change the seeds01:34
tepsipakkiok, it's not rhythmbox, because the version in hoary hangs too. maybe gstreamer01:36
Treenakstepsipakki: gdb it..01:36
Treenaks(build a debug version, gdb it)01:37
truluxback01:40
tepsipakkitreenaks: no time ;) downgrading gstreamer helped01:43
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pittiseb128: ah, now I see, that wasn't from your system, but from the build log01:48
seb128pitti: when I say "buildd is not happy", that's no my box, no :)01:48
pittiseb128: sorry, I didn't pay close attention, was overly busy with sth else01:48
seb128np01:48
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truluxpitti: heya fellow01:51
pittihi trulux 01:52
truluxfabbione: argh, capabilities=m in Breezy's kernel01:52
truluxfabbione: that shouldn't be built-in01:52
truluxpitti: how' it going?01:52
pittitrulux: what's wrong with that?01:52
fabbionetrulux: no. there is absolutely no problem with cap=m01:53
truluxfabbione: OK, then other LSM modules will suck without appending a proper line to the kernel command line01:53
truluxI think it was capability.disable=1 but I have NFC right now01:54
truluxfabbione: what problem?01:54
truluxthe no-modularized-caps FUD?01:54
Riddelldoko: investigating kdegraphics and xpdf01:54
truluxsymbols are still exported01:54
truluxI can corrupt it anyways, either built-in or modularized01:54
Riddell\sh: kdelibs should be fine so you can work on pykde and pyqt01:54
fabbionetrulux: so what is the problem? module is fine :)01:55
truluxfabbione: then why they're built-in?01:55
fabbionetrulux: cap is not built-in01:55
truluxshit, right01:55
\shRiddell: thx01:55
truluxfabbione: kick me NOW please01:55
truluxfabbione: just a deja-vu01:56
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truluxfabbione: sorry01:56
fabbione:)01:56
truluxNow I feel really screwed up :(01:56
truluxwtf... deja-vu, definitely01:56
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truluxdaniels: I will write up on my wiki on the PSC thing, it works for me though we need to make cups being restart before printing while using hpijs01:59
danielsyes, I told you that01:59
truluxdaniels: if we get that working, then we will have out of the box support for this PSC things01:59
doko\sh, python-qt3 is done01:59
truluxyup, just tested and worked a bit on it01:59
\shdoko: saw it...but pykde will be patched badly now ;)02:00
truluxdaniels: how do you think we should do it? either using a helper binary/script or ...?02:00
pittitrulux: I don't see a recent commit to http://cvs.tuxedo-es.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/vsecurity/02:02
truluxpitti: see inside include and src dirs02:02
pittitrulux: oh, I do, sorry02:03
truluxpitti: np/nw02:03
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pittiseb128: $%&$, c-c builds find on my machine...02:05
seb128it doesn't on mine02:05
pittiuh02:05
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pittitrulux: argh, if you already have a KERNEL_DIR variable, can you please use it in the vsec target?02:07
truluxpitti: sure02:08
pittitrulux: you still didn't fix the spin_lock issue02:08
truluxpitti: stupid error02:08
truluxmmm, it doesn't complain here02:08
truluxwith your .config02:09
truluxand -rc502:09
pittitrulux: there is no cvs commit for vsec_acl.c02:09
pittitrulux: did you change the spin_lock args to a pointer?02:11
seb128pitti: I can have a look on the g-c-c build issue if you want02:11
pittiseb128: if you can reproduce it, that woudl rock. it just works(tm) for me...02:11
truluxpitti: nope, it doesn't complain here02:11
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truluxreally02:11
seb128pitti: k, I'll have a look02:12
pittitrulux: I did apt-get install linux-headers-2.6.12-1 and built with them02:12
pittiseb128: thanks02:12
seb128np02:13
pittitrulux: WTH did you do then? :-) You are sure that you did not modify vsec_acl.c locally?02:14
truluxpitti: it's rc4 that? then it might be missing a few committs or I'm totally screwed up and missed all02:14
truluxpitti: hahaha, I was on 4 Red Bulls, blood flowing like fire, I have dunno. it was dymb fast02:14
truluxlemme check02:15
pittitrulux: 02:15
pitti/usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.12-1/include/linux/spinlock.h02:15
pittivoid __lockfunc _spin_lock(spinlock_t *lock)    __acquires(spinlock_t);02:15
pittitrulux: -> it takes a pointer02:15
pittitrulux: in vsec_acl.c:02:16
pitti                spin_lock(vsec_##WHICH##_##TYPE##_lock);                \02:16
pittiextern spinlock_t vsec_allsocket_uid_lock;02:16
zulis xorg for breezy relatively safe now?02:16
pitti^ in vsec_acl.h02:16
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seb128pitti: what does "pkg-config --libs esound" returns for you?02:22
pitti$ pkg-config --libs esound02:22
pitti-lesd -laudiofile -lm02:22
seb128k, so that's not that02:22
pittiseb128: shall I send you my build log for comparison?02:23
seb128yes please02:23
pittiI just rebuilt from scratch with "debuild -us -uc -b"02:23
truluxpitti: is it complaining to you? I will check here02:23
seb128the config.log too if possible :)02:23
truluxjust gimme one sec02:23
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pittiseb128: both on p.u.c/~pitti now02:24
seb128thanks02:24
seb128hum02:26
pittitrulux: odd that you have a different spinlock.h (do you???)02:26
seb128-ALSA_CFLAGS=' '02:26
seb128+ALSA_CFLAGS='-I/usr/include/alsa  '02:26
seb128pitti: you have hacked your alsa somewhat?02:26
pittiseb128: odd, but still this should not provoke a linker error...02:26
seb128do you have the .build?02:27
seb128I've only found the config.log on your page02:27
truluxpitti: test this, (more for sanitizing and removing the idea of a screwed trulux with a screwed up mind because of the red cow crack dopping)02:27
truluxget vanilla 2.6.1102:27
truluxand apply -rc502:28
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pittiseb128: check again, please (sorry, my last scp was screwed somehow)02:29
seb128k, it's here now02:29
seb128thanks02:29
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seb128where should we assign sparc bugs?02:32
seb128https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1115402:32
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pittitrulux: no idea, maybe it was changed in 2.6.11?02:34
truluxpitti: bbl, lunch time. test the rc5 please and tell me what you get. I'm sure there's something wrong *out* of vsec and vanilla02:36
truluxpitti: will committ the fix for the KERNEL_DIR thing though02:37
pittitrulux: I have rc5 here02:37
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seb128pitti: are you didn't turn the LDFLAGS="-Wl,-O1 -Wl,--as-needed" from debian/rules?02:51
seb128pitti: the build lines are the same on both .build02:51
seb128ie: you don't -lasound02:52
seb128pitti: the build is easy to "fix", but I'm wondering why it builds for you02:53
pittiseb128: I didn't change debian/rules03:07
pittiseb128: I used the pristine source package from archive.u.c03:08
pittiseb128: my system is not completely up to date, though; just downloaded today's daily and wanted to reinstall03:09
seb128pitti: mine neither, but I don't think something changed around this03:09
seb128maybe your cdbs has some magic :)03:09
seb128fabbione: around?03:11
fabbioneseb128: yeps03:11
seb128fabbione: about https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1115403:11
fabbionechecking03:12
fabbionedoh!03:12
seb128how know what's wrong?03:12
fabbioneseb128: sparc didn't make it for hoary...03:12
seb128k03:12
fabbionejust close the bug as "unsupported arch"03:13
seb128fine, thanks03:13
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fabbioneor port is in progress03:13
fabbionereally03:13
truluxpitti: rc5 there? make sure you have this:03:13
fabbioneseb128: also..03:13
fabbionewell i will take care of it03:13
seb128feel free03:13
truluxpitti: KERNEL_DIR = /home/pitti/kernel/linux-2.6.12-rc5/03:14
truluxvsec: check03:14
trulux$(MAKE) -C /home/lorenzo/kernel/linux-2.6.12-rc5/ M=`pwd` modules03:14
trulux(to be fixed that target thing)03:14
truluxinstall:03:15
trulux$(MAKE) modules_install -C $(KERNEL_DIR) M=`pwd` MODLIB=/home/lorenzo/kernel/linux-2.6.12-rc5/security/03:15
trulux(set to your personal dir of course)03:15
truluxand be sure you compiled with your k7 config03:15
truluxit works here, and it should do there03:15
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fabbioneseb128: thanks... done :)03:18
seb128thank you!03:18
fabbioneno thanks to you03:20
fabbioneit's nice to see there are sparc users around :)03:20
fabbioneand the cool thing is that sparc was never announced 03:21
fabbioneat all03:21
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CarlKwhere is the proper place to post that the tracker at torrent.ubuntu.com:6969 is down?03:22
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pittihell, apt-get dist-upgrade wants to remove the *entire world*03:23
AmaranthCarlK: They already know.03:24
jdubpitti: that's what we meant by world domination - you didn't get that memo? :)03:24
maswanah, if I only could name a package "the *entire world*" :)03:24
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CarlKAmaranth - that doesn't answer my question ;)03:26
seb128pitti: "GetRidOfTheDesktop" in action?03:26
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AmaranthCarlK: I'd suppose you'd file a bug report.03:27
pittiseb128:  debian/patches/23_default_soundcard_selector.patch -> thanks03:28
pittiseb128: what was wrong?03:28
seb128dunno why it works for you03:28
pittiseb128: no, it even removed dbs and build-essential, that goes too far03:28
seb128it links with libasound without using -lasound03:28
pittiseb128: what did you fix?03:28
seb128-gnome_sound_properties_LDFLAGS =03:28
seb128+gnome_sound_properties_LDFLAGS = -lasound03:29
pittiseb128: I have seen that, probably a library on my system still depended on asound, but the newest version doesn't any more (or whatever)03:29
pittiah, cool :)03:29
truluxpitti: I will try to see what's wrong with the ubuntu sources03:31
truluxpitti: coulkd you send me an url to a rafb paste of the compilation errors, please?03:32
pittitrulux: I don't get it, your spinlock.h really has a non-pointer argument?03:32
pittitrulux: http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/MdgODf87.html03:34
truluxpitti: I will paste the relevant code of my spinlock code03:36
Kamionelmo: please sync libdebian-installer from unstable, overriding Ubuntu changes03:38
truluxpitti: http://rafb.net/paste/results/FjsHy288.html03:42
truluxpitti: void __lockfunc _spin_lock(spinlock_t *lock)    __acquires(spinlock_t);03:42
dokoRiddell, amu: please fix kdebase, it's currently FTBFS, before uploading other KDE packages ...03:43
pittitrulux: yes, that's a spinlock_t *pointer*03:44
truluxpitti: right03:44
truluxpitti: strange03:44
pittistrange ideed...03:45
pitti$ sudo ls03:45
pittisudo: pam_authenticate: Module is unknown03:45
pittiHEEELP! gtk bug...03:46
bob2hahaha03:46
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pittibah03:48
ograpitti, root is evil :) 03:48
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seb128why? r00t is useless :p03:48
ograyour system knows that03:48
truluxpitti: SAK! SAK! SAK! DAMN SAK!03:49
trulux:)03:49
bob2so, once I edit /boot/grub/menu.lst to reenable ht, how do update grub?03:53
bob2grub-install /dev/sda?03:54
Treenaksbob2: no. just edit /boot/grub/menu.lst03:54
Treenaksbob2: and reboot03:54
bob2ohm pimp03:54
bob2Treenaks: thanks03:54
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jdubseb128: ping04:02
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pittibah, I love you all04:05
truluxpitti: heya :)04:05
pittidestroyed pam configuration, destroyed x.org, no gnome-terminal any mre...04:06
pittiseb128: it's there :-) no command line any more 04:06
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truluxpitti: *shrug*04:07
seb128jdub: pong04:07
seb128pitti: ah ah04:08
jdubseb128: n/m04:08
seb128jdub: just say it since you wake me up !!! :p04:09
Kamionpitti: what on earth did you do?04:09
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pittiKamion: apt-get dist-upgrade04:09
jdubseb128: ha ha04:09
Kamiond'oh04:09
pittiKamion: then I stopped when I saw that it removed essential parts of my system04:10
pittiKamion: I did not see that it removed cracklib, so my pam configuration was screwed; and due to some xorg pacakge updates my xorg conf got screwed04:10
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pittijdub: I just want my xorg unbroken again, to get my Ctrl key back04:11
jdubrhm04:12
jdubthe "use hoary" line won't work on you ;)04:12
Treenakspitti: how about your Strg key? :P04:12
pittiTreenaks: it's broken in all gtk apps, but works in firefox04:12
danielspitti: xorg works just fine04:13
danielspitti: make sure /usr/lib/X11/Xkb is a symlink to /etc/X11/xkb04:13
danielser, /usr/lib/X11/xkb04:13
danielsno capital X in xkb04:13
pittidaniels: I already tried that once and it didn't change anything04:13
danielspitti: try putting symlinks to /usr/X11R6/bin/xkbcomp and /usr/X11R6/bin/setxkbmap in /usr/bin04:14
pittisudo: pam_authenticate: Module is unknown04:14
pittiargh, I tried I *just* fixed that  *grrr*04:14
pittidaniels: sorry, pam is again broken, and this time it isn't cracklib04:14
pittiwill try later04:15
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Amaranth/usr/X11R6/bin/Xorg -> ../../X11R6/bin/Xorg *cough*04:16
danielsyeah yeah, known issue04:16
Amaranthis there a known fix? :)04:16
crimsunyep, man ln04:16
jdublet's sing a song!04:17
Treenaksjdub: well, start one!04:17
Amaranthcrimsun: i know how to symlink, i need to know what to link to04:17
jdubo/~ when trademarks get you down, and all the good names are gone, do the only thing you can, ... pwgen! o/~04:17
crimsunAmaranth: it was tongue-in-cheek04:17
danielsAmaranth: rm /usr/bin/X11 && mkdir /usr/bin/X11 && apt-get install --reinstall xserver-xorg04:18
Amaranthdaniels: so this is my fault? for making the /usr/bin/X11 symlink before the upgrade, i mean04:19
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eruinarchive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/r/readahead/readahead_1.0.1-2ubuntu1_i386.deb 404 Not Found04:20
eruinis anyone aware of this?04:20
danielsAmaranth: uh, you made it a symlink?04:20
Kamioneruin: yes, it'll get fixed next time somebody runs hilarie on the archive04:20
eruinkk ;)04:20
bob2eruin: known problem04:20
Kamion12:20 < Kamion> elmo: is hilarie safe to run, to fix up cross-component symlinks? (libconvert-binhex-perl)04:20
danielsAmaranth: (if your answer is 'yes', my answer is 'both pieces')04:21
KamionI don't really feel like running random archive scripts that I found by grep without checking first. :-)04:21
Kamionbecause elmo knows where I live04:21
danielsKamion: it's probably for the best04:21
danielsin terms of archive sanctity and your wellbeing04:21
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Am|NickTakenwhew, good thing that fix worked04:22
Am|NickTakenstarted gdmflexiserver and my system locked hard :/04:23
danielsxorg is never broken04:23
danielssometimes it just behaves unexpectedly04:23
Am|NickTakenheh04:23
Treenaksdaniels: it is the world that's broken?04:23
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crimsunno, just users.04:23
Am|NickTakenso was the breakage my fault for making that symlink?04:23
danielsno, not even users04:23
danielsjust04:23
daniels expectations :)04:23
crimsun:)04:23
Am|NickTakenbtw, can you repeat the xkb fix?04:23
danielsamapretty much, yeah04:23
danielsAm|NickTaken: 15:13 < daniels> pitti: make sure /usr/lib/X11/Xkb is a symlink to /etc/X11/xkb04:24
daniels15:13 < daniels> er, /usr/lib/X11/xkb04:24
daniels15:14 < daniels> pitti: try putting symlinks to /usr/X11R6/bin/xkbcomp and /usr/X11R6/bin/setxkbmap in /usr/bin04:24
daniels15:13 < daniels> no capital X in xkb04:24
danielsor /usr/bin/X11 if /usr/bin is no good04:24
Amaranthok, did all those, brbr04:26
Amaranth-r04:26
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siretartelmo: please sync pinfo from unstable, overriding ubuntu changes04:27
Amaranthdamn, no luck04:28
Amaranthoh well, thanks anyway daniels 04:28
Amaranthi can live with brokenness, i need GNOME 2.11.x04:28
Kamion... ok, WTF just beeped at me04:29
KamionI hate it when that happens04:29
Amaranthwtf, gnome-panel 2.11 removed the run application entry from the menu04:29
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pittiSNAFU04:29
Amaranthi thought they were joking :/04:30
ograwhy should they04:32
ogra?04:32
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dokoKamion, elmo: gnome-menus depend on python-gmenu, (universe->main), same for g77-3.4-doc, which may be obvious as well04:42
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Kamiondoko: python-gmenu and g77-3.4-doc done05:11
Kamionelmo: ^--05:11
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ddaaseb128: what is the relation between imlib and png2?05:16
ddaaseb128: the various imlib packages in ubuntu come from a source package called "imlib+png2", as opposed to some deprecated packages that come from a source package called "imlib".05:17
ddaaand the info files for both point to the same cvs module05:18
Mithrandirddaa: they're linked with different png versions, which is needed because that old libpng didn't have symbol versioning so it all blew up if you linked an application with an incompatible imlib and libpng.05:19
ddaaMithrandir: is that purely a packaging difference? i.e should HCT use the same upstream CVS data for both?05:19
Mithrandirddaa: I think it is, yes.05:20
Mithrandirddaa: you might want to verify with seb128 to be sure, though05:20
ddaaseb128: beer?05:20
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ddaaokay... the orig tarball is the same05:25
=== ogra GRRs at the new xscreensaver
Treenaksogra: why?05:25
ograbecause they made a mess of the code to pevent anyone to hange logos and the like05:26
\shI hate this naming convention05:26
ograchange even05:26
\shpython2.4-sip4-qt305:26
\shbut only python-kde305:26
\sh*grmpf*05:26
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ddaa\sh: suggest changing it python2.4-sip-bong4-qt305:27
\shhehe05:27
ograTreenaks, Jamie tries all to make it impossible to change anything (and even mentions that in the file headers)05:27
ograhe thinks its a copyright violation if you change the logo of the lock screen according to the file header text's05:28
Treenaksogra: uhh...05:28
TreenaksI knew he's weird.. but this weird05:28
ograwhich is just nonsense, but i'll have to rewrite at least 3 complete files to get my patch back in which is just silly regarding that the patch will die anyway05:29
seb128ddaa: imlib+png2 is imlib built with libpng205:30
ddaaseb128: thanks. I just diffed the orig tarballs, they are identical05:31
seb128np05:31
ddaaso, as far as I am concerned, they are the same thing05:31
seb128they are05:31
seb128for upstream05:31
ddaathe way orig tarballs are built is not totally clear to me05:31
\shRiddell: kdebase 3.4 is ok for using?05:31
ddaaI could have imagined that the orig tarball of one included the checkouts from two cvs modules, or some other crack.05:32
Kamionddaa: generally they are copied from upstream and renamed05:32
bob2yay05:32
ogra   change the logo that xscreensaver displays on the splash screen and05:32
ogra   password dialog, please don't.  The logo is xscreensaver's identity.05:32
ogra   You wouldn't alter the name or copyright notice on a program that05:32
ogra   you didn't write; please don't alter its logo either.05:32
ogra */05:32
Kamionddaa: sometimes the maintainer constructs them by hand for other reasons05:32
bob2the mplayer homepage has two levels of anti-software-patent-rants now05:32
ograGRRRR05:32
bob2ogra: jwz?05:32
ddaabob2: make a donation to the FFII :)05:32
Kamionddaa: for example, sometimes the tarball as shipped by upstream contains non-free material, which must be removed first05:32
ograyep05:32
Lathiatgotta love jwz05:33
ddaaKamion: that's interesting. But this particular case is of no concern to me, it's up to HCT to find the right connection.05:34
Mithrandirogra: we should just rewrite xscreensaver, then05:34
ograwhy would someone want to make the uglyness his identity ??05:34
ograMithrandir, jdub's project ;)05:34
ddaaKamion: well, it's of no concern to my job, I find that interesting, personnaly.05:34
jdubogra: oi!05:34
ogra*g*05:34
Riddell\sh: 3.4.1-0ubuntu0pre3 is, doesn't seem to be in the archives yet for i38605:34
ddaajdub: oi? http://www.dropkickthefaint.com/05:35
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ddaajdub: "oi!" sounds like a punk thing to me05:40
Treenaksor dwarves05:40
ddaabesides, I just find this game fun :P05:41
Amaranth"oi!" is an aussie thing :P05:43
Amaranthor at least a non-midwest-US thing05:43
ograoi! is also what the german skinheads use greet each other....05:45
jbaileyAussies did it in the battery commercials they showed in .ca in the mid-80's.05:47
jbaileyI saw it on TV, it must be true...05:47
ograheh05:47
zulheh...i thought the site was something on the drop kick murphys05:48
ddaaogra: actually "oi" is not limited to skinheads... it's rather that skinhead are the most infamous offshot of that movement.05:48
omieoi is a classification of music as well05:48
ograddaa, yep, i also heard punks using it here....05:48
omieogra: oi is like rowdy drinking punk music05:49
pittithom: can I please have gcj and gobjc in concordia's hoay-i386 dchroot05:49
pitti?05:49
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thompitti: done05:50
pittigreat, thanks05:50
bob2hahaha05:52
bob2mplayer compiles itself with -O405:52
pittiso what?05:53
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bob2gcc doesn't know about anything above -O305:53
pittiyeah, but other compilers might05:54
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\shgentlemen, what about python2.3 backward compatiblity? are we able to drop python2.3?05:54
Kamionnot worth it yet05:54
\shasking only, cause I want to drop it from python-qt305:55
Kamionoh, individual modules, not everything? I imagine so05:55
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\shimagine != knowing ;) so I'm leaving it right now until further knowledge :) 05:57
Kamiondepends how much you desperately enjoy merging changes from Debian05:57
\shah doko replaced python-qt3 already05:59
dokoKamion: could you tell me, what you will need for the CD as installable?06:01
Kamiondoko: ubuntu-desktop06:01
ddaaRiddell: it looks like the kdelibs source package comes from CVS06:02
Kamionunfortunately I can't easily produce a list of just the problems descending from that06:02
Riddellddaa: why?06:02
ddaaRiddell: is there a particular reason why? KDE devel appears to be conducted on SVN now.06:02
dokoKamion, hmm, ok06:02
ddaaRiddell: why do it appear so, or why am I asking?06:02
Riddellddaa: in which way does it appear to come from CVS?06:02
ddaathere's a "CVS" directory in it.06:03
ddaaand a .cvsignore file06:03
Kamiondoko: totem looks like the obvious one, plus various amd64-specific problems06:03
dokoKamion, yes depending on what seb128 finds out, I'm going to build it with g++-3.406:04
Kamion'k06:04
seb128what?06:04
ddaaRiddell: and I'm trying to figure whether we should import CVS or SVN. I'd say SVN because that's where upstream makes love, and CVS because that's what appears to be used by the source package. So I'm want to clear up the confusion with you.06:04
dokoseb128; you have (bugzilla-)mail06:04
seb128k06:04
seb128I'm looking on a totem build log atm06:05
seb128edd: Package debhelper has no installation candidate06:05
Riddellddaa: which version are you looking at and where's the CVS directory?06:05
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seb128s/edd/E (completion..)06:05
seb128WTF06:05
ddaaRiddell: I'm looking at kdelibs-3.4.006:05
Riddellddaa: that would have been made when KDE still used CVS06:05
\shSuggests: python2.4-qt3-gl, python-qt3-doc, libqt3c102-mt-mysql | libqt3c102-mt-odbc | libqt3c102-mt-psql06:05
\shdoko: python-qt3 06:05
ddaaRiddell: according to the info file, the cvs repo is at :pserver:anonymous@anoncvs.kde.org:/home/kde06:05
ddaaand there is also http://webcvs.kde.org/kdelibs/06:06
\shdoko: liqt3c102-* should be replaced ;)06:06
\shand depends is also mixed up06:07
Riddellddaa: webcvs is for historical use only, websvn is there now06:07
Riddellddaa: definatly import from SVN06:07
ddaamay I quote you?06:07
Riddellddaa: what are importing in to?06:07
ddaaarch.ubuntu.com06:07
doko\sh: fix it, it goes to universe ;-)06:07
ddaathat's providing raw data for HCT06:07
Riddellddaa: yep, KDE cvs is dead, use SVN06:08
\shdoko: yeah..working on it...but u have to upload, until I'm recognized ;)06:08
ddaaRiddell: cool, thanks.06:09
\shargl....06:09
doko\sh, can you upload to universe?06:09
\shdoko: right now? no, cause elmo didn't include siretats and my key ;)06:09
Riddellddaa: the change to subversion is quite recent so there will be remenents of CVS usage around, but you can ignore them06:10
\shdoko: but approved we are ;)06:10
\shdo we have an emacs without X deps?06:10
\shah nox06:10
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Riddellemacs21-nox is the goodness06:13
bob2hm, no sound, even after unmuting everything06:13
ddaabob2: what is it you are trying to do?06:14
Amaranthbob2: after the gnome-media upgrade?06:14
bob2Amaranth: just a new hoary install06:14
Amaranthoh06:14
bob2ddaa: listen to music :p06:14
bob2drivers seem to be loaded and such06:14
ddaabob2: curiously, rhythmbox seems to dislike esd on my system. Maybe that's the problem with you too. pkill esd.06:15
Amaranthyeah, rhythmbox didn't want to work until i set gstreamer to use alsa06:15
ddaaI leave it to the distro guy to find a real fix.06:15
mdkeworth filing a bug tho06:15
ddaaAmaranth: haaaa... that must be it :)06:15
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bob2ddaa: smarty pants06:15
Amaranthpkill esd is the wrong way to do it though06:16
AmaranthSystem->Preferences->Sound and uncheck enable sound server startup06:17
ddaaAmaranth: yes, but then some good love is lost, like the gaim siren06:17
Amaranthgaim doesn't use gstreamer?06:18
ddaajust fixing my "Multimedia Systems Selector" setting, I fucked with it when I tried to make skype work.06:18
Amaranthand/or oss/alsa?06:18
bob2well, that's just silly, it plays sounds out of the internal speaker instead of the decent ones I plugged in06:18
ddaaAmaranth: all I know is it makes no sound if esd is not here, even though gstreamer was configured for oss.06:19
Amaranthbob2: You can set that in System->Preferences->Sound too06:19
ddaabut then I'm definitely not familiar with gnome things, so do not pay too much attention to what I say.06:19
Amaranthor not06:19
Amaranththat's for a sound card06:19
Amaranthunless your laptop runs a seperate sound card for the speakers...06:20
bob2Amaranth: eh? this is pcm stuff, not beeps.06:20
Amaranthotherwise your laptop is broken06:20
bob2not a laptop06:20
Amarantherr06:20
Amaranthit has an internal speaker that does more than beeps and it isn't a laptop?06:20
bob2yes06:21
Amaranthscary06:21
ddaabob2: btw, you are welcome to proceed with kdelibs, from SVN, in case you missed the talk with Riddell :)06:21
Amaranthhrm, rhythmbox doesn't seem to like to swamp me with debug output anymore06:22
Amaranthoh, they changed it to -d06:22
ddaabob2: and you are welcome to put gnome-desktop in your queue and out of the ArchImportCandidates page, since I approved it.06:23
ddaa(I did so yesterday, when you asked)06:23
Riddellddaa: do you know anything about a timeframe for grumpy groundhog?06:24
ddaahell no06:24
ddaaI'm just a bazaar/launchpad person.06:25
Riddellfair enough06:26
ddaabut from what I know of the management style of the company, it's probably slightly shorter of humanly doable.06:26
mdzmorning06:31
Simiramorning, mdke 06:32
Simirauhm06:32
Simiramorning, mdz06:32
ograhey mdz 06:32
Simira*sigh*06:32
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Simira:)06:32
=== Mithrandir comforts Simira more.
Mithrandir:P06:33
Amarantherr, that's a lot of comforting06:33
Simiraeasy now, boy06:33
thommorning mdz06:33
pittiHi mdz 06:33
SimiraMithrandir: please keep to the laundry hangup ;)06:33
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jdubha ha06:38
jdub openoffice.org (1.1.3-8ubuntu5) breezy; urgency=low06:38
jdub .06:38
jdub   * Work around xorg reorganisation.06:38
jdub06:38
jdubSUMO PACKAGE BATTLE!06:38
jdubopenoffice.org dodges!06:38
MithrandirI wonder how ooo is going to work around the "hah, stlport is now built with gcc4!" thign06:39
Mithrandirthing, even.06:39
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mdzMithrandir: does oo.o not build with g++-4.0 yet?06:41
Mithrandirmdz: unsure, but I would be surprised if it did.06:41
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ddaaRiddell: do you wish to become the owner of kde on launchpad?06:59
ddaaRiddell: well, first you'd need an account on launchpad07:00
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Riddellddaa: I'd be up for that07:04
ddaaRiddell: cannot give you ownership if you do not have an account :(07:05
ddaas/:(/:)/07:05
Riddellddaa: my account is jr@jriddell.org07:05
ograRiddell, i guess he means chinstrap etc07:06
ddaaogra: no, I mean launchpad07:06
ddaakde project is yours07:07
Riddelllaunchpad isn't chinstrap07:07
ograddaa, oh, they are not the same...07:07
Riddelloh boy, I own KDE.  what does that give me?07:07
Riddelllots of malone reports I suspect07:07
\shRiddell: master of kde?07:07
ograRiddell, a lot responsibilitys :)07:07
zulcertain death07:07
ddaano idea, but it gave me low-level irritation to see keybuk owning it :)07:07
ddaakdelibs is yours07:08
\shi will write a mail to kde governance; hey, guys, u r obsolete, jriddell took over kde from this day...he will rule you now ;)07:08
Riddellmy power grows07:08
ddaakdepim is yours07:08
RiddellI own your kontact07:08
ddaaRiddell: now, if a KDE guy comes in and throws a fit because you show as the "lead maintainer" of KDE, it's your problem :P07:09
\shahh..my kontact disobeyed my orders now07:09
mxpxpodthom: ping07:13
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\shdoko: ping eling07:19
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ddaaKamion: when can I find general information (for project/product descriptions) for the various partman components?07:40
ddaa* where can I find07:40
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Kamionddaa: debian/control in each07:42
Kamionthey should all be part of the d-i project (or di, or whatever it's wrongly called in launchpad :-P)07:43
Kamiondi07:44
Kamion(bah, there's another program called di; have fun resolving that)07:44
ddaayou like d-i or di?07:44
Kamionit's called d-i07:44
ddaaKamion: the best way to have it named your way is to create the projects products07:44
Kamionbut di is already registered and approved in launchpad07:44
KamionI was told it had to be that07:45
Kamiondude, imports aren't my job :-)07:45
ddaathen we'll name the projects and product in any random way that suit your fancy and you won't complain07:46
Kamionheh07:46
ddaaThat suits _our_ fancy07:46
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ddaaI so consider that creating those description are not our job either. Everybody is getting away with creating products without descriptions except us, and we are the least qualified to do it.07:46
ddaaKamion: yeah, it's not exactly trivial to figure that out in the general case07:47
KamionFWIW, in the case of everything in d-i, the upstream name of the product == the source package name07:47
Kamionby definition07:48
ddaayeah, I'm getting the point. It's all debian native.07:48
Kamion*nod*07:48
ddaaI see no reason why it has to be called di07:48
KamionIIRC hyphens in project names didn't work at the time, or something07:48
ddaaYeah, various launchpad policies driving everybody crazy07:49
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ddaaKamion: it's now https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/doap/projects/d-i07:50
ddaaif you tell me your launchpad user name, I could make you the owner, too07:50
Kamionddaa: cool, thanks! colin.watson@canonical.com07:56
ddaaKamion: FYI your launchpad user name is "name91" you might want to fix that :)07:57
Kamionddaa: heh. how?07:58
ograhuh, its not simply colin like for the other users ?07:58
Kamionogra: mine was created pretty early07:59
\shhmm07:59
ograah07:59
\shwho changed the CSS of malone? ,-)07:59
ddaaKamion: no idea how :)07:59
\shits breaking the width of 1024 07:59
\sh;)08:00
\shand its breaking firefox08:01
\shhttps://launchpad.ubuntu.com/malone/bugs/739 there is a lot of data inside...and right now it crashed my ff08:02
ddaaKamion: you should probably ask stub08:03
Kamionok, will do next time I see him08:06
Kamionta08:06
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ddaaKamion: also, is that on svn://svn.d-i.alioth.debian.org/d-i/trunk... or in svn://svn.debian.org/d-i/trunk... ?08:06
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=== ddaa randomly picks the latter
Kamionddaa: they're the same thing - I happen to use the latter08:09
Kamionsvn.d-i.alioth.debian.org was used for a bit when svn.debian.org's DNS was broken08:10
Kamionddaa: our current documentation says the former08:10
ddaaKamion: the website seems to say the latter08:10
ddaamy guess is the documentation is out of date08:10
Kamionhttp://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/svn08:10
Kamionmay depend where you look08:11
ddaahttp://svn.debian.org08:11
Kamionwell, I don't really mind08:11
ddaait does not matter, just in case they were different08:12
ddaaor one of the two were obsolete08:12
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mdkebuona sera thesaltydog 08:12
thesaltydogmdke, mom arrivo subito08:14
mdkehi08:14
Kamionaha08:15
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Kamionan IP address where the firewall is configured to DROP all packets to the outside world is sufficient08:17
mdzKamion: free for a call?08:17
fabbionehey guys08:17
fabbionemorning mdz08:17
mdzfabbione: morning08:17
Kamionmdz: yes, one sec, getting something to drink08:17
Kamionmdz: ready08:20
ddaaKamion: thanks for your help08:25
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mdzdoes anyone know enough about XSLT to know where to look for a bug where xmlto (or presumably one of its dependencies) writes the wrong output filename for a man page/refentry?09:19
mdzit's a maze of twisty programs, all alike09:19
jbaileymdz: I did at one point like 5 years ago, if you can't find a better candidate.09:24
mdzjbailey: I have an XML man page with <refentry lang="fr">, but "xmlto man" writes out foo.8 rather than foo.fr.809:25
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jbaileymdz: I'll have to look at it to even make a guess.  I ran screaming from XSLT after developing a classifieds web site that was driven by it.09:31
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KaiL_daniels: you are hunting totally outdated documentation in the X-Server stuff?09:35
KaiL_/usr/share/doc/xserver-xorg/README.i810 is from 2000 :)09:36
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jbaileymdz: I'm following these folks who have initrd troubles from the glibc update.  The fix to make initrd-tools cope with the new output from ldd is quite small and backwards compatible (It's in Debian already).  Can I do up a version for hoary-updates?  Justification is largely smoother upgrades for people moving to breezy.  It shouldn't matter for release since we'll be able to just depend on the initramfs st09:38
jbaileyuff, but otherwise Keybuk&Kamion feel that conflicts handling is a bit fragile for what we need.09:38
mdzjbailey: I'd much rather add the necessary versioned depends/conflicts to breezy09:40
mdzso that initrd-tools gets upgraded if necessary09:40
mdze.g., have the breezy linux-images depend on initrd-tools (>= foo)09:40
mdzif it were some package other than libc6, I'd recommend a versioned conflicts with the old initrd-tools, but a versioned conflict on an essential package sounds nasty for problem resolution09:41
jbaileymdz: The problem isn't that people have pulled in a new kernel - it's usually that they've pulled something other, like gdm from the new breezy in.  It pulls in the new glibc.  Then they got the security update from hoary-sec which caused the old initrd-tools to break.09:42
jbaileymdz: The change to the initrd-tools is a 3 line sed difference.09:42
dokoseb128: totem-gstreamer depends on gstreamer0.8-mad, libmad was multiverse?09:43
Mithrandirthom: did you get anywhere with a gcc-3.4-compiled firefox?09:44
ogradoko, ouch09:44
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Kamionmdz: given that apt's http method uses non-blocking connect(), is there any reason that it can't connect() to every host in an IP rotation and use the first that succeeds, rather than connecting to each one and waiting for the timeout before it fails?09:50
Kamionmdz: (or would that be too much of a load on rotated hosts? it's just a connect ...)09:51
Kamionmdz: this is one of the factors that get multiplied together to make the delay in #8265 so enormous09:51
mdzjbailey: a versioned conflicts on libc6 is the correct solution, all things being equal, but I'm really not sure what that would do to us09:55
mdzKamion: it's a bit rude TCP-wise to connect to all of them and then RST all but one09:56
mdzKamion: is that really the cause of #8265?09:57
mdzI didn't think we had more than 2 IPs for any mirror09:57
Kamionit's not the fundamental cause, it's just one of the pieces09:58
Kamionbasically, for each repository, we wait Acquire::http::TimeOut * number of IPs * (Releases, main/Packages.bz2, main/Packages, restricted/Packages.bz2, restricted/Packages)09:59
Kamionsince Acquire::http::Timeout is 120 by default, that's a lot - but if I decrease it far enough for the delay to be acceptable, it'll be too small for even reasonable network delays10:00
jbaileymdz: Do you want me to add xmlto to my to-look-at queue?10:01
Kamionso I could get it down from ~40 minutes to (say) 1 minute and 40 seconds for a ten-second timeout, but that's still too long10:01
Kamionanyway, I'm being called for dinner, will have to revisit this tomorrow10:02
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Kamionit would be nice if apt could spot that it had timed out on Release, and not bother with the others10:03
\shparalell10:03
Kamionthat's also a bit rude10:04
\shwell...not at all, if it's implemented the correct way10:04
Kamionthat would spawn five processes on mirrors running apache10:04
Kamionseeing as the number of concurrent connections is generally the limiting factor on the performance of an apache server ...10:05
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\shKamion: mirror1: release mirror2: packages mirror3: restricted10:05
Kamion\sh: too easy to get out of sync10:05
Kamionthere's no reason it can't remember that it timed out, and stop10:05
\shu have to rotate internally...we used it at lycos :) 10:06
Kamionwe already have mirror desync problems10:06
seb128doko: ups, merge bug, I'll fix it10:06
\shKamion: hmmm...10:07
\shKamion: push instead of "let them pull"10:07
\shwhen you're not doing it already10:07
Kamion\sh: dude, we already do - and with a 30-minute mirror pulse cycle, our *internal mirrors* get out of sync10:09
Kamionthe ones in the datacentre on gigabit pipes to each other10:09
Kamionit's usually not for very long, but users notice it10:09
\shKamion: do u have a logical map of how your internal mirrors are connected, SANs and NAS such things?10:11
KamionI'm not one of our sysadmins10:11
\shI would like to see, who the connections are made, and the storage is done.10:11
KamionI still think you're attempting to optimise the wrong thing though :)10:11
\shKamion: no :) some problems are occuring every time :) but they can be easily solved with some add. hardware or different links or changed software :)10:12
Kamion\sh: no, a hardware change would help, but not in the way I want10:13
Kamionanyway, gone10:13
\shKamion: or how do u think, a portal site is running...500 frontends completly in sync behind 5 load balancer etc :)10:13
\shnot to forget the backend...which is easier to break ;)10:14
Kamionthat's not the point, apt *doesn't need* to check the subsequent files10:14
mdzKamion: that should be fixable, talk to mvo10:17
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NafalloJaneW_away: NetworkMagic has different seconds on BreezyGoals and the actual spec.10:20
mdzdoko: ping?10:21
dokomdz:pong10:22
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ograNafallo, the spec lists the people that held the BOF for the topic, the Goals page lists the people that actually work on theimplementation10:32
Nafalloogra: ahh, I see. thanks :-).10:32
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dholbachhellas10:57
Nafallohi dholbach :-)10:57
dholbachNafallo :)10:57
seb128daniel!!10:59
dholbachwoohoo seb128 10:59
dholbachsb: no jabber fun anymore? ;)10:59
seb128you are offline10:59
dholbachhm, not really11:00
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ograHWolf, the udu wiki is our ressource for breezy specs and goals... most of the work documentation and project planning/tracking is done there11:09
HWolfogra, why isn't it moved to the main wiki?11:09
dokoKamion: if we get screem and bluez-utils converted to the new dbus, then you can tomorrow build a CD11:10
ograbecaue one is zwiki and the other is moin... it would drag away manpower from actual work to merge them11:10
HWolfhm, ok11:10
torkeldoko: I think there is a new upstream release of screem that supports the new dbus (if you didn't already knew that)11:12
ogradoko, ugh, since when is screem in main ?11:13
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Nafalloogra: since warty I believe? ;-)11:14
ograoh11:14
dokotorkel: thanks, seb128 or I will have a look11:14
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seb128torkel, doko: I've worked on 0.14.0 today and it doesn't11:17
Nafallomaswan: ping?11:17
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seb128I've started to sync it from Debian11:17
seb128doko: oh, I've just uploaded bluez-utils11:18
seb128for the new dbus11:18
seb128a GNOME guy pinged me about it11:18
seb128so I've fixed it...11:18
maswanNafallo: pong.11:18
seb128doko: and I've fixed screem 0.12 this morning, as said this afternoon 11:18
torkelseb128: according to screem.org, 0.14.1 should support newer dbus11:18
Nafallomaswan: something went wrong with the latest sync I believe?11:19
seb128torkel: k, Debian has 0.14.0, I'll have a look on the 0.14.111:19
seb128thanks11:19
maswanNafallo: yes. for some reason the tcp connection closes with ETIMEDOUT when reading from it.11:19
maswanNafallo: I've been trying to figure out why, but I don't understand it.11:19
maswanNafallo: the only similar incident I've managed to google up was discussed but not resolved on the rsync mailinglist11:20
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Nafallomaswan: hmm, okey. you got a trace this time? :-)11:21
maswana trace? as in truss:ed it? yes.11:21
maswanthat's why I know that it goes into a select, sleeps a while, then resumes, does a kread on the tcp connection which fails with ETIMEDOUT11:22
Nafallomaswan: hmm, annoying ;-)11:24
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seb128torkel: the issue is not dbus for screem, that's gnome-menus11:30
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torkelseb128: oh11:32
seb128it uses the gnome-menus 2.10 API11:32
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