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elmowasabi: err, does it?12:01
wasabi_elmo, does it?12:02
elmonm12:02
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mantienaKamion: why hard ? Knoppix, Morphix and other live CD technologies doesn DHCP detection in background, this decreased bootup time in ~5 seconds12:19
Kamionmantiena: would require some redesign of the first stage12:20
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dholbachi'll be off to bed now12:22
dholbachgood night12:22
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Kamionmeh, that would explain why I didn't write a helper to extract partition names12:43
Kamionit's annoyingly difficult12:43
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tsengdoko: ping01:06
tsengdoko: ironpython they said is missing 1 or 2 c# 2.0 functions in mono, upstream says they need someone to file bugs so they can get fixed01:06
lifelessmdz: nervous ;)01:06
tsengdoko: do you talk to ironpython upstream?01:07
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Nafallohi JaneW! :-)01:11
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uggwari just built a set of mono-1.1.7 packages and mono-utils lacks dh_netdeps. am i doing something wrong?01:40
Mezcan anyone help me with using the wiki - /query please01:40
uggwari am new to debian packaging...01:40
tsenguggwar: yes.01:40
tsenguggwar: its not dh_clideps in cli-common01:40
uggwarwhat is the difference between netdeps and clideps?01:41
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uggwari have dh_clideps01:41
tsenguggwar: clideps is new and existing01:41
tsenghttp://wiki.ubuntu.com/CLIPolicy01:41
uggwarok, so i should change the source package to use cli-scripts01:41
tsengyes.01:42
uggwarthanks alot!01:42
tsengnp01:42
uggwari've got work to do!01:42
uggwar:)01:42
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jsgotangcomorning02:13
mantienanight ;)02:13
jsgotangcoheh02:13
Amaranthmako: ping?02:19
Unfrgivenjsgotangco: hey hows it going02:29
tsenghi.02:31
tsengUnfrgiven: im thinking we should have a piece on merging with debian02:32
tsengUnfrgiven: maybe in a later chapter02:32
jsgotangcohmm02:32
jsgotangcowow you done with the doc already?02:32
tsengUnfrgiven is drafting while i hack on mono bits02:32
jsgotangcotseng, PackagingSystemDocumentation is all about deb packages?02:32
tsengits taking longer than expected02:32
tsengthe what now?02:32
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Unfrgiventseng: hey dude. yeah good idea but ill need help on that topic02:35
Amaranthdoes said documentation teach cdbs?02:35
tsengUnfrgiven: sure02:35
tsengAmaranth: yes.02:35
Amaranthw00tage02:35
tsengwell, introduces02:35
tsengnot teaches.02:35
Amaranthif you make a published book, i'll buy it ;)02:35
tsengyoull have a foundation02:35
tsengthe scope is very limited02:35
UnfrgivenAmaranth: "Intro" developer docs :)02:36
Amaranthoh02:36
UnfrgivenAmaranth: there are plans to have an advanced reference book however that is still a long way away02:37
NafalloUnfrgiven: * for Dummies ;-)02:37
tsengmy boss ordered ldap for dummies02:37
UnfrgivenNafallo: I'd rather not insult the would be developer :)02:37
tsengjust so he could say on conferences "turn to page 5 in ldap for dummies"02:37
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tsengpretty cool.02:37
AmaranthUbuntu Packaging for Dummies - The beginner's guide to working on Ubuntu02:37
Nafallos/working on Ubuntu/becoming a MOTU/ ;-)02:38
jsgotangcojust give me a ring when the doc is done and needs to be reviewed and transformed02:39
Amaranthcan't use too many buzzwords on the front cover02:39
Unfrgivenjsgotangco: will do... phone number? :P02:40
mdzelmo: I demoted bugreporter-udeb from main to universe without realizing it was the same version as in hoary02:40
mdzelmo: as a result, netinstalls seem to be broken02:40
Kamionmdz: see #canonical02:40
Kamion01:32 < Kamion> elmo: I've got a patch to make hilarie understand udebs, if that would be helpful?02:40
Kamion01:33 < Kamion> elmo: jackass:~cjwatson/hilarie.patch - works with -n at least, although the pool_component stuff is icky02:40
Kamionshould've been here, sorry02:41
mdzKamion: even if I'd seen that, I wouldn't have known it was related to this issue02:41
Kamionmdz: at the moment, hilarie needs to be run after a session of promotions/demotions to fix up symlinks02:41
mdzis elmo asleep?  if so, I suppose I should move it back02:41
mdzunless you have a better workaround02:41
Kamionhe was awake ~20 minutes ago; my patch works but I don't want to just apply stuff to katie without asking02:42
Kamion(!)02:42
Kamionmdz: moving it back is fine for now02:42
mdzKamion: moving the binary back worked, but source doesn't02:43
Kamionit causes a slight installer issue on breezy netboots, but that's about it02:43
mdzE: /srv/ftp.no-name-yet.com/ftp/pool/main/b/bugreporter-udeb/bugreporter-udeb_1.02ubuntu3.dsc (main/bugreporter-udeb - breezy) already exists!02:43
Kamionbugreporter-udeb | 1.02ubuntu3 |        breezy | all02:43
Kamionit's already in main02:43
mdzthat's the binary02:44
Kamionoh02:44
mdzI suppose I can just leave the source in universe02:44
Kamionheh, the symlink is in the way I think02:44
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Kamionmdz: meh, pmount/hal's mount point naming policy is a lot more complex than I thought02:56
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Kamionmdz: how much would you object to not attempting to reproduce it, and (to start with), just naming everything after the device name?02:57
Kamionso /media/sda1 etc. always02:57
Kamionwe can do some kind of defaulting later, but it's looking painful to try to duplicate this02:57
Kamionand I have not a lot of interest in an XML parser and HAL implementation in the installer ;)02:58
tsengcould you get hal to lookup a mount name given a device?02:58
Kamiontseng: hal is not available at this time02:58
tsengoh :(02:58
tsengthat is painful.02:59
Kamionyes, you could, that's what pmount-hal does02:59
Kamionbut that requires lots of proto-desktop infrastructure02:59
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mdzKamion: I wouldn't mind delegating the naming policy to pmount03:23
mdzwe don't need to know in advance, really03:23
Kamionwe discussed that in the BOF; see the notes03:23
Kamionhttp://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/MountingHDDFilesystems03:24
Kamionpitti was not keen on relaxing the "no pmount from filesystems on local hard disks" policy03:24
Kamionalso, the install CD does need to know in advance, because it needs to present the default mount points to the user when they're doing manual partitioning ...03:25
mdzI don't see the note you're referring to03:25
Kamioncurrently configured to ignore hard disk filesystems, due to security concerns; not keen on relaxing that restriction, and any relaxation has to be considered very carefully03:25
mdzI understand pitti's issue with local hard disks, but if the device is in fstab, this should be a non-issue03:25
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Kamiondoesn't the fstab format require a known mount point?03:26
mdzwe could add a 'pmount' mount option or such03:26
mdzit would be abusing fstab just a bit03:26
mdzno more than, say, swap already does03:26
Kamionthis seems to be getting out of the realm of the relatively simple approach for which I had hoped03:26
mdz*shrug* simple is better03:26
Kamionand suddenly requires patching the world03:26
mdzI expect it would only require patching pmount03:27
KamionI imagine other things that read fstab might care03:27
mdzbut if you have something which works, but doesn't have ideal naming, that's fine with me03:27
mdznaming is polish03:27
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KamionI'm more concerned about getting naming right in the install CD than in the live CD, I think03:28
Kamionsince the latter is transient by nature03:28
Kamion(I can see the appeal of the fstab approach, incidentally; it's rather elegant. I just don't want to block a high-priority goal on that sort of thing :-))03:28
Kamionmdz: ok, I'll see if I can get something sensible to happen with the default desktop, and then send you a merge03:32
Kamionmdz: also, I just checked and the live cloop builds seem to be really building against breezy now, so I've re-enabled cron.daily-live on little03:32
Kamion... and cron.dvd03:33
Kamionnow all we need is a working kubuntu-desktop and I can turn the rest of them back on03:33
Kamionnight all03:33
mdzKamion: night and thanks03:34
jsgotangconight03:40
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jsgotangco"a cete of badgers"03:54
jsgotangco:)03:54
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geppyI'm wanting to write some configuration programs for Ubuntu, like those described on the "GraphicalConfigTools" page of the wiki.  Is it required that they be written in Python, or would I be able to write them in C?03:55
crimsun_writing them in Python will speed their adoption03:55
geppyBut since there's a considerable amount of time left before Breezy comes out, would it really make a difference?  Or would they have to be re-written in Python?03:56
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wasabithank the stars. I think I'm about to upload Eclipse.04:12
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hungerdaniels: xkb is still broken for me:-(04:13
hungerdaniels: Nope, sorry, it is fixed! Just had to reload my shortcuts.04:15
makoAmaranth: hey there04:18
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danielsMithrandir: what sort of functionality are you after?04:27
jsgotangcomako, hey04:30
danielshaha04:31
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gunhello everybody04:38
mdzwasabi: !04:41
makojsgotangco: hey dude04:43
wasabiEclipse sans Help04:44
jsgotangcomako, got my mail?04:44
mdzwasabi: looking over the archive/seed syncage, the only problematic bit I see remaining is libant1.6-java -> junit -> kaffe04:48
wasabiThought I fixed that ages ago.04:48
mdzBuild-Depends-Indep: debhelper (>= 4.1), kaffe (>= 1.1.1), jikes (>= 1:1.18-6), fastjar (>= 3.3.2), gjdoc (>= 0.7.2-2)04:48
wasabiguess not.04:49
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mdzonce that's resolved, we should be able to get libant1.6-java into main04:49
wasabiYeah i'll knock that out now.04:49
wasabiThe Eclipse I will be uploading will have it's help application disabled.04:52
wasabiWhich is probably fine.04:52
AndyFitzjsgotangco,  http://www.inspirationline.com/Brainteaser/gaggle.htm     a troop of monkeys ,  a pandemonium of parrots     a rhumba of rattlesnakes 04:53
AndyFitzmy favorite will always be a business of ferrets04:54
mdzwasabi: will it be compiled or interpreted?04:54
wasabiCompiled.04:54
mdzfantabulous04:54
wasabiSorta. ;)04:54
wasabiYou know much about the gcj compilation stuff?04:54
mdzI have the 10,000-foot view04:54
wasabigcj is an interpreter, which is slightly overridden when a .so exists for a particular class.04:55
wasabiSo all the .jars stil elxist, and are still loaded.04:55
wasabiBut the code is never interpreted.04:55
wasabiIt's like an extra layer.04:55
wasabiJust makes it bigger. ;)04:55
mdzwhy is the .jar still loaded if a .so exists?04:56
wasabi.jar's contain more than code.04:56
wasabiAlso, it's a hashing algoritm.04:56
mdzbut all the code is still loaded into memory?04:56
wasabiA database of .class hashes -> .so mappings is made.04:56
wasabiThe classloader returns the .class stream, gcj finds teh .so from the hash of it.04:56
wasabiBecause classloaders can, and are overridden by applications in Java.04:56
wasabiEclipse for instance implements it's own for it's plugin system.04:57
wasabiYup. ALl loaded.04:57
wasabifixed junit uploaded04:59
makojsgotangco: umm.. probably :)05:00
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jsgotangcoAndyFitz, i like "A murder of crows"05:02
jsgotangcohehe05:02
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wasabieclipse building05:06
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mdzwasabi: what are the build-deps of the new eclipse?05:12
mdzwell, this is clever05:13
mdzif I exec run-init /root /sbin/init, it gets hung up forever in some weird unionfs file locking function05:13
mdzbut if I exec run-init /root /sbin/sulogin, and subsequently exec /sbin/init, everything runs smoothly05:14
wasabiBuild-Depends: debhelper (>> 4.0.0), sharutils, zip, unzip, gij-4.0, gcj-4.0, libgcj6-dev, fastjar, libant1.6-java, junit (>= 3.8), libxalan2-java, libxerces2-java, liblucene-java (>= 1.4.2), liblucene-java-doc (>= 1.4.2), libtomcat4-java, libjsch-java, libjsch-java-doc, libgtk2.0-dev (>= 2.4), libgnome2-dev (>= 2.6), libgnomeui-dev (>= 2.6), libxtst-dev, mozilla-dev (>= 1.7.5)05:14
mdzbeautiful, that's loads better than where it is now05:14
wasabiHell yeah.05:14
mdzwhy a build-dep on a -doc package?05:14
wasabiWEird package.05:14
mdzheh, I bet05:14
wasabiThe -doc portion includes some example code which is actually used from eclipse.05:15
wasabiOr at least referenced.05:15
wasabiIt might be an error in the lucene package. I don't know enouhg about it to know more than that right now.05:15
wasabiThe eclipse source package is 49M.05:17
wasabiThis should be fun.05:17
wasabiThe binaries are going to be about 110MB per arch.05:18
wasabiFor now.05:18
wasabi=)05:18
wasabiHAPPY DAYS05:18
wasabithink we can fit it on the cd eh?05:18
wasabiIt'll be neat to be personally responsible for a few hundred mb in the archives.05:20
mdzI think I can say without a doubt that we will have it on the DVD ;-)05:20
wasabihehe.05:20
wasabithat's good to hear.05:20
mdzwe could create a "java edition" CD05:20
mdzbump off some optional equipment like, say, openoffice to make room for eclipse ;-)05:20
wasabiWhat about an actual optional CD?05:21
wasabiOf Extras?05:21
wasabiSeen some software do that, like Office.05:21
mdzwe've talked about that05:21
wasabiYou get the main application CD< and then another CD of additions.05:21
mdzit would require some infrastructure we don't have yet, to make it work nicely05:21
wasabibut only the first would be required for a totally usable install.05:22
wasabi(unlike redhat!!! HA)05:22
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mdzwasabi: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/j/junit/3.8.1.1-4ubuntu1/junit_3.8.1.1-4ubuntu1_20050602-0417-i386-failed.gz05:23
wasabidarnit, worked in my pbuilder05:23
mdzhmm, it needs gjdoc05:23
wasabihmmm05:24
mdzinfinity: around?05:24
wasabijava-gcj-compat is supposed to depend on that.05:24
wasabium.05:25
mdzit does build-depend on it, but it didn't find it05:25
wasabinoticed, trying to comprehend.05:25
wasabi*chug*05:25
mdzthis is what it would look like if junit were in main and gjdoc in universe05:26
mdzbut they're both in universe at the moment05:26
wasabibut it's not.05:26
geppyThe "Ubuntu device database collection" application outputs directly to ESD for the audio test.  Is there any reason why it shouldn't be patched to use the gstreamer sink in the gconf settings?05:26
mdzgeppy: it uses the GNOME sound API05:27
geppymdz: Harumph.05:27
mdzgeppy: probably that library call should switch to using gstreamer05:27
mdzI think there was some talk about that05:27
geppyAh, alright.05:28
mdzwasabi: odd, it found gjdoc fine the last time around: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/j/junit/3.8.1.1-4/junit_3.8.1.1-4_20050418-0221-i386-successful.bz205:28
mdzseems like a buildd issue05:28
mdzwhich is why I'm hunting infinity05:28
wasabithere is no gjdoc is there05:30
wasabii bet it didn't make it to breezy from hoary or something silly.05:30
wasabiI think actually I might know why this is.05:30
mdzit's definitely there in breezy05:31
wasabiwasabi@kyoto:~/tmp/gjdoc$ apt-get source gjdoc05:31
wasabiReading package lists... Done05:31
wasabiBuilding dependency tree... Done05:31
wasabiE: Unable to find a source package for gjdoc05:31
wasabiit's not there.05:32
mdz     gjdoc | 0.7.3-1ubuntu1 | breezy/universe | source, all05:32
mdzis too05:32
wasabiwell why the heck can't I apt get it05:32
mdzmizar:[/tmp]  apt-get source gjdoc05:32
mdzReading package lists... Done05:32
mdzBuilding dependency tree... Done05:32
mdzNeed to get 738kB of source archives.05:32
wasabiapt-cache show doesn't even show it.05:32
mdzdo you not have a -src line for universe in sources.list?05:32
wasabiI do. I've been using it all night.05:32
wasabiIt is clearly there, and clearly updated.05:32
wasabiapt-get update and try what you just did again05:33
wasabiheh05:33
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wasabiIt's not in SOurces.gz05:34
mdzoh, I've got hoary (and warty, for that matter) sources05:35
wasabiLast time it built was in hoary.05:35
mdzit's there in the db and it's there in the files on disk05:36
mdzSources is being regenerated as we speak; let's see if it reappears05:37
mdzI had been moving things around earlier today and may have had poor timing05:37
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wasabiTHis happened today too.05:40
wasabiI've been building stuff all day that depends on gjdoc05:40
wasabiin a pbuilder root I updated like, 8 hours ago.05:40
mdz/dev/sda3             537G  505G  5.2G  99% /05:43
mdzthat's not so good05:43
wasabiimagine if I had uploaded eclipse. ;)05:43
wasabioh wait aht's a ton of gb05:43
wasabiheh05:43
wasabiIt makes me feel good that my desktop PC can hold the Ubuntu archive in it's entirity, though.05:44
jsgotangcoeverything?05:45
wasabiI have 700GB of space.05:45
jsgotangcojeezz05:45
ajmitchjsgotangco: surprisingly, that's not too much these days05:45
wasabinot a lot at all.05:46
wasabiwith 400GB hds.05:46
wasabiI have, 8 HD's of various sizes, patched together with evms05:46
ajmitchmy desktop is just 280GB, with 2 drives using lvm05:46
ajmitchwhich is enough for development05:46
wasabiAt some point I got over having a seperate "server".05:46
jsgotangcoim just surprised05:46
wasabiAnd just built a massive desktop05:47
jsgotangcoive seen these tiny nas-wannabees from taiwan that hold at least 1TB on regular laptop drives05:48
ajmitchnice05:48
bob2bear in mind the canonical machines are scsi raid, not cheap ide, tho ;)05:48
jsgotangcoheh05:49
jsgotangcoof course05:49
wasabiI sure wish I could find some sort of ATA/SATA rack mounted enclosure that I liked... something where you could just slide a drive in, and the OS saw it, etc. Somehow that supported both IDE and SATA. ANd was cheap.05:50
wasabiI'd just set up a few at work and buy a ton of IDE drives and use EVMS05:51
wasabiSCSI is expensive.05:51
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Micksaquick question06:05
MicksaI have to compile my own kernel06:05
Micksahow do I get it to make a kernel for just the one subarch?06:06
crimsun_remove the others you don't want compiled from config/06:06
Micksata06:07
wasabimdz, ever figure it out?06:11
mdzwasabi: no, have to deal with some other stuff right now06:11
wasabik06:11
mdzwasabi: try a no-change upload of gjdoc and see if that clears it up06:12
wasabik06:12
mdzin fact there's a new version in Debian which needs merging anyway06:12
mdzso might as well upload that, even better06:12
mdzhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/ongoing-merge/gjdoc/06:12
wasabiDon't want to deal with it right now. They never implemented some important changes.06:14
wasabi(such as the complete reorginization of the package i submitted patches for previously)06:15
wasabiBy no-change, you mean a version increment?06:15
Micksathe kernel source from the archive should compile right? :)06:16
wasabieclipse isn't going up today heh.06:17
wasabistupid help system won't cooperate06:17
wasabifrick that doesn't make any sense.06:19
wasabiI added hoary's -src... updated, apt-get gjdoc, and it pulls it from breezy/universe06:19
Micksais there any reason to use a 686 kernel instead of a 386 kernel, apart from performance?06:20
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crimsunMicksa: highmem support, etc.06:50
crimsungranted, that's arguably performance-related06:50
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lamontmdz: still fighting junit?07:54
wasabiI believe it just needs to be rebuilt.07:57
wasabiI could upload a new one.07:57
lamontgiven back on i38607:57
lamontI could kick the others as well, I believe07:58
lamontfigured I'd wait and see how i386 did though...07:58
mdzlamont: given back, meaning that ubuntu2 failed as well?07:58
mdzlamont: thanks for looking at it07:59
lamontmdz: uh... dunno which one I tried to give back - only had a log file for i386, but then mail is kinda throttled most of the time...07:59
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mdzlamont: it's still not showing up in Sources08:00
wasabigjdoc appeared in sources.08:00
mdzsomething is broken on the archive end of things08:00
mdzoh, sorry, i was looking at main08:00
wasabiIt was odd. I added a hoary -src line, updated, apt-get source, and it grabs from breezy. =/08:00
lamontException in thread "main" java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.batch.Main not found in gnu.gcj.runtime.SystemClassLoader{urls=[file:/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.4.2-gcj-4.0-1.4.2.0/lib/tools.jar,file:./] , parent=gnu.gcj.runtime.ExtensionClassLoader{urls=[] , parent=null}}08:01
lamontthat's ubuntu1, which is current08:01
mdzwasabi: it grabs the most recent version by default08:01
lamontdid you just upload ubuntu2?08:01
mdzubuntu2 was uploaded a while ago08:01
wasabiyeah, it was just odd that it appeared in teh space of 2 seconds. Confused me. ;)08:01
mdzthe source is in the archive08:01
lamont wanna-build -bi386/build-db -dbreezy --info junit08:02
lamontjunit:08:02
lamont  Package             : junit08:02
lamont  Version             : 3.8.1.1-4ubuntu108:02
lamont  Builder             : buildd+vernadsky08:02
lamontuh......08:02
wasabifunny. I don't have a ubuntu2 laying around here.08:02
wasabiI would have if I had uploaded it.08:03
mdzlamont: there are several gigs left, but this still makes me uncomfortable: /dev/sda3             537G  505G  4.8G 100% /08:03
lamontwhich machine is that?  jackass?08:03
mdz     gjdoc | 0.7.3-1ubuntu1 | hoary/universe | source, all08:03
mdz     gjdoc | 0.7.3-1ubuntu2 | breezy/universe | source08:03
mdzlamont: yes08:03
wasabithat's gjdoc.08:04
wasabii think we're talking about junit.08:04
lamontmdz: most recent junit is 4ubuntu1....08:04
mdzoh, junit08:04
mdznever mind08:04
wasabii think i just screwed up junit is all.08:04
mdzbut why hasn't gjdoc built?08:04
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lamontmdz: that has been elmo's pain of late, iirc08:04
wasabiokay I have uploaded gjdoc 1ubuntu208:05
wasabiis that the one you're giving back?08:05
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lamontwasabi: yes08:05
wasabik.08:06
lamontwhich really just means that you'll get to seen another log file...08:06
wasabithis thing should email be build logs. ;)08:06
wasabis/be/me/08:06
lamontheh08:07
wasabiI always forget to go look.08:07
lamontgive it ~30 minutes, and you should see results08:07
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fabbionenight lamont08:19
wasabioh my. Eclipse build got over the hump.08:21
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mdzhow's junit looking?08:40
mdzhmm, no build log yet08:41
mdzinfinity: can you check the status of junit?08:41
mdzwasabi: what time zone are you in?08:41
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wasabicst08:46
wasabicdt now maybe08:46
wasabiit's 2 am here almost08:46
wasabiI just did another upload of gjdoc, which should finalyl put it to rest.08:47
wasabijunit should fall in line behind that.08:47
wasabiIf this eclipse build launches, even if it's full of erorrs, im uploading it.08:48
wasabiDesperatly need to get this out there so other people can fix it for me!08:48
wasabi(personal milestone)08:49
infinitymdz : junit is currently building on all 4 arches.  Should be fine.08:52
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mdzwasabi: that's what break the worl^W^W^WOpenDevelopment is all about :-)08:54
infinityFine, except for the part where it's failed on i386...08:55
mdzwhat's the nature of the failure08:55
wasabigjdoc needs to go before it.08:56
infinitywasabi : It did.08:56
infinitywasabi : This is a new failure.08:56
wasabiubuntu3? :)08:56
infinitySetting up gjdoc (0.7.3-1ubuntu1)08:57
infinityI'll kick it back.08:57
infinityThanks. :)08:57
wasabigeeze. i've made 2 totally ass broken uploads of gjdoc in 2 hours.08:57
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mdzwasabi: that's what you get for staying up working on it until 2 ;-)08:58
wasabiyeah08:58
wasabiI wish a single eclipse build/test didn't take 30 minutes.08:58
infinityWhen did you upload ubuntu3?08:58
infinityThe buildds are still building ubuntu2, apparently.08:59
mdzwasabi: perhaps ccache needs to be extended for gcj08:59
wasabi2 should have broken pretty quickly.08:59
infinity(when I say "building", I mean "failing, but claiming they're building")08:59
infinityIn other words, 3 isn't registered yet.  I'll wait longer. :)08:59
wasabimdz, it'd be nearly impossible to implement.09:00
wasabigcj, in the optimal use case, takes a .jar file and simply turns it into a .so file.09:00
wasabiThe .jar file is really just a ZIP of a bunch of .class files.09:00
wasabitimestamps all over the place.09:00
mdzare the .jar files being rebuilt as part of the build as well?09:01
wasabiYes.09:01
wasabiRIght now I actually have the .so's disabled because they make the build take 45 minutes. ;)09:01
wasabiIt's not a very pretty picture really.09:02
wasabiI'm going to have to work out some arch/arch-indep split.09:02
wasabiFor every -java package on the system.09:02
wasabiAnd either the arch packages are going to have to be seperate source packages, or the entire build, arch and arch indep, will have to happen for every platform, for every java package.09:03
infinitywasabi : junit will be retries as soon as your new gjdoc is built everywhere.09:04
wasabiThe Debian guys are a bit skittish about that.09:04
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wasabiinfinity, cool thanks.09:04
wasabiwasabi@kyoto:~/tmp/eclipse/eclipse-3.0.1/debian$ cat rules  | wc -l09:06
wasabi69609:06
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pittiMorning09:12
wasabi=(09:12
mdzpitti: morning09:19
pittiHi mdz09:19
wasabiOkay so if I upload eclipse now, it'll hit multiverse.09:21
wasabieclipse in multiverse is perpetually hung at this point, so it probably needs to be poked, right?09:21
mdzwasabi: perpetually hung?09:22
wasabiWell, it can't possibly build.09:22
wasabiProbably dep-waiting on things that wil lnever be.09:22
wasabiSo I guess I can just go ahead and do it, and get somebody to kick j2sdk1.3 when I'm done.09:23
wasabiOh. 'lucene' needs to be moved to universe (it's in multiverse)09:27
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Treenakshi Jane :)09:29
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wasabimdz, if you're still around, I found the hang up about all of this.09:53
wasabigjdoc depends on antlr which depends ong jdoc.09:54
wasabigjdoc09:54
wasabiwhich isn't a big deal, except antlr is C++ as mentioned earlier and in main while gjdoc is in universe. ;)09:54
mdzwasabi: is that what's tying up these builds?09:55
wasabiyeah.09:55
wasabigjdoc makes documentation, so everything depends on it.09:56
mdzwe need to build a new antlr?09:56
wasabiand gjdoc parses javadoc, and antlr is a abstract parser.09:56
wasabiThe antlr upload should build fine, it's just held.09:56
wasabiA binary gjdoc exists from earlier.09:56
mdzI didn't realize there was an antlr upload pending09:56
mdzbut that binary is no good?09:56
wasabiThe binary is fine.09:57
mdzbut it's in universe09:57
wasabiBut it's old.09:57
wasabiyup09:57
mdzI don't see any recent antlr build attempts09:57
wasabitwo choices. Either antlr needs to be moved back to universe, or everything else needs to be moved to main.09:57
wasabiThere haven't been. It's just sititng there.09:57
wasabiIt's part C++09:57
mdzI don't mind moving everything to main once junit is fixed ;-)09:57
wasabijunit is fixed, waiting on gjdoc, which is waiting on antlr. heh.09:58
mdzI can certainly move antlr back to universe temporarily09:58
mdzbut we won't be able to retry the builds without infinity or lamont09:58
wasabiThat would help, if you move it to main, I can't work on it.09:58
mdzwho won't be around for hours anyway09:58
wasabiI have no idea how I managed to upload antlr to main, actually.09:58
wasabiI'm not supposed to be allowed to do that.09:59
wasabiCould somebody have been monkeying with it earlier to try to get it thru?09:59
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mdkesmurfix, ping09:59
smurfixmdke: 10:00
mdkeooh10:00
mdkecool character10:00
smurfixheh10:00
wasabiEclipse built.10:01
wasabiUnf.10:01
Treenakswhat's with all the java uploads suddenly?10:01
wasabi<---10:01
bob2free java can run stuff now?10:02
wasabiYes.10:02
wasabiEclipse will be uploaded momentarily!10:02
bob2does eclipse usefully work yet?10:02
wasabiYeah, it's pretty much complete.10:02
mdzwasabi: I moved antlr into main today (yesterday)10:03
mdzbecause its deps were sorted already10:03
wasabiAhh.10:03
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wasabiHmmm.10:03
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wasabiantlr's depends aren't in mian.10:04
wasabimain10:04
wasabioh, they are.10:04
wasabiyou moved java-gcj-compat too10:04
mdzI've moved antlr (the binary only) back to universe temporarily so that you can try to break this cycle10:04
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mdzthen it should move back, along with libant1.6-java, junit, libjaxp1.2-java and xerces-j10:04
wasabiyes.10:04
wasabiSo, I am allowed to upload to main now?10:05
wasabiOr just those packages?10:05
wasabiI'm a bit confused about that.10:05
mdzwe don't have the capability to restrict at the package level, only at the component level10:05
wasabiBecause I've been uploading versions of this stuff all day, and it hasn't been complaining.10:05
mdzyou must have done it before I moved them10:05
mdzin fact at least in some of those cases, I was waiting for your uploads to be built so that I could move them10:05
mdzI think it would be a good idea if you started the process to be able to upload to main10:06
wasabiWho do I talk to 10:06
wasabiyeah10:06
mdzwasabi: MOTU can provide guidance for that10:08
bob2Treenaks: I tried running eclips the other week10:08
bob2Treenaks: it was a 80MB download (+ JDK)10:08
wasabiEclipse installs10:09
bob2and the default config shows you about 4 lines of code10:09
mdzwasabi: nice!10:10
Micksaunf unf unf10:10
mdzwasabi: so on the other front, we need to 1) build antlr, 2) build gjdoc, 3) build junit, 4) move the lot to main10:11
wasabieclipse does not launch.10:11
Micksabob2: clearly all these people talking about it are crazy10:11
mdzwasabi: ?10:11
wasabi=(10:11
bob2ouch10:11
wasabiIt's most likely because of my hacked help system10:12
wasabiI'm going to upload it broken anyways and go to bed, because the .orig.tar.gz is 54mb10:14
Micksaheh10:14
pittijordi: ping10:14
Micksawelcome to packaging hell10:15
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bob2er10:15
bob2uploading packages which are known not to work is a bit harsh10:15
mdzwasabi: antlr doesn't depend or build-depend on gjdoc10:15
wasabiit's going to multiverse, it's never built in ubuntu successfully before.10:16
wasabi(previous version was non-free)10:16
jordipitti: pong10:16
wasabiANd I really need it someplace with bandwidth. ;) I can't keep sending people a 54mb file to take a look.10:16
pittijordi: about http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=309751 (mailutils vulns)10:16
pittijordi: oh, I /msg10:16
jordik10:17
wasabimdz, im sleepy, forgive me. =/10:17
wasabiim bailing. can't do anymore.10:19
wasabinight10:19
mdzwasabi: so gjdoc just needs for antlr >= 2.7.5-6ubuntu3 to build?10:19
wasabiyes.10:19
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tepsipakkihow come does the hoary-installer (netboot) fail when it tries to retrieve lvm10?10:36
tepsipakkithis is a fairly new issue, I've installed successfully last week10:36
mdkebug?10:37
tepsipakkibut where10:37
bob2can you see it in the pool?10:37
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tepsipakkiyes10:37
tepsipakkimaybe the installer has been updated? will check..10:38
tepsipakkino, it's still the same10:38
tepsipakkii'll try to raise the debug-level and see if it reveals something..10:41
tepsipakkioh, yesterday it failed a lot earlier, it couldn't retrieve any udeb's10:41
bob2that sounds way more like a local network issue10:45
bob2read the log on console 410:45
bob2or 3, I forget10:45
tepsipakkinothing there10:46
tepsipakkiof interest10:46
mdznight all10:46
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pittinight mdz10:46
fabbionenight mdz10:47
fabbionehey pitti10:47
pittiMoin moin fabbione 10:47
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elmoKamion: thanks, applied and run10:48
elmo(tho bonus points for a ChangeLog entry, </drepper> ;)10:48
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adnhello here!11:04
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tepsipakkibob2: it wasn't a network problem, because it could wget preseed-files from the same server11:10
tepsipakkiit seems that the installer doesn't read BOOT_DEBUG at all11:11
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Mithrandirdaniels: are you aware that /usr/bin/mkfontdir is broken?  It tries to run /usr/X11R6/bin/mkfontscale.11:22
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dokoelmo: please sync java-gcj-compat and ecj-bootstrap from incoming (tomorrow experimental)11:37
Mithrandirdoko: is it you or somebody else who has uploaded an uninstallable ia32-libs?11:38
dokoMithrandir: I uploaded zlib, building lib32z1 and lib32z1-dev as well11:39
Mithrandirdoko: why?  Is this change coordinated with Debian?11:41
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dokoMithrandir: lib32gcj6 needs it, the alternative was to add zlib1g-dev to ia32-libs11:41
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Mithrandirdoko: why do we want lib32gcj6?11:43
dokoto remove the ooo-amd64 crap?11:43
Mithrandiruhm, are you going to have 32 bit libraries of everything ooo build-deps on?11:44
dokono, only for the libs, which are not in the ooo2 source11:46
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Mithrandirdoesn't it build-dep on stuff like gnome and kde?11:47
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dokoonly for the gui integration11:48
Mithrandiryou're only giving me small, small pieces of the puzzle here.  Can you give me all of it rather than forcing me to drag it out of you piecewise?11:49
Mithrandirwhat's the grand plan?11:49
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dokoto build ooo using gcc -m32, as long as it's not supported for 64bit11:51
Mithrandirthat's a goal, not a plan. :-)11:51
dokowell, it's doable, if you have the libgcj support11:52
Mithrandiragain, what's the grand plan?11:53
doko?11:53
dokodon't know what you mean. anyway, I'm away for some hours11:53
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Mithrandirhow are you going to just compile ooo without making 32 bit libraries of *gnome* and *kde*?11:53
tsengdoko:  we should talk about ironpython again sometime11:54
Mithrandirdoko: and this is totally uncoordinated with debian and with me, which is a bad thing.11:54
jdubIRON PYTHON!11:54
jdubGOOD MORNING FREEDOM LOVERS!11:54
tsengdoko: we need to get someone to be filing mono bugs to implement the missing 2.0 stuff11:54
Mithrandirjdub: good morning11:54
tsenghi jdub11:54
dokotseng: yes, are you online tonight?11:55
tsengdoko: tonight as in 6-9EST, yes11:55
ajmitchhello11:55
tsenghi ajmitch 11:56
tsengjdub: 10x10/05!11:56
dokoMithrandir: what kind of coordination do you need? zlib does 64bit libs, so why not build the 32bit libs as well?11:56
tsengjdub: to correspond with the breezy badger release.11:56
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Mithrandirdoko: like, making sure there's appropriate conflicts in there?  Making sure that the change will go into debian too?11:56
tsengjdub: WORLD TOUR11:57
jdubheh11:57
ajmitchand of that 10, how many would be ubuntu installs?11:57
jdubajmitch: we'll probably be the driving force :)11:57
ajmitchI hope so :)11:57
tsengubuntu is the closest to stock gnome you can get with the least pain11:58
tsenggentoo is closer but involves copious pain.. everyone else = patch-o-matic11:58
ajmitchstock gnome, fresh releases, what more could you want?11:59
tsengi have no idea how to get that s*ithouse hat out of my gnome menu11:59
tsengon that certain other "community" distro11:59
jdubtseng: we're going to have the ubuntu logo there for breezy ;)11:59
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jdubbut it will be easier to change (just change icon themes)11:59
tsengyep11:59
jdubspeaking of fedora11:59
tsengandy showed me12:00
jdubheelo drbyte 12:00
tsengColinCharleQueue!!12:00
ajmitchevening drbyte 12:00
vuntztseng: doesn't changing the theme replace the hat with a foot?12:00
tsengvuntz: changing the icon theme? I dont think so12:01
tsengmaybe.12:01
drbytehi jdub. i owe you something, this weekend i hope. been a bit busy12:01
drbytetseng: is there stuff there?12:01
drbytehi aj 12:01
drbytemitch12:01
vuntztseng: I have a foot here (Fedora at work ;-))12:01
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tsengdrbyte: no no, it was my terrible sense of humor12:01
jdubdrbyte: sweet :)12:02
jsgotangcojdub, UbuntuAtConferences?12:02
Lathiathmm, something break nsswitch in breezy?12:02
jdubjsgotangco: hrm?12:02
drbytetseng: heh, right12:02
jsgotangcojdub, CD Artwork *wink*12:02
tsengspeaking of conferences12:03
ajmitchso is someone brave enough to try & package the fedora directory server?12:03
jdubjsgotangco: hmm!12:03
tsengogra: did you find jelkner?12:03
vuntztseng: hrm... maybe you need to log out to see the new icon (panel bug)12:03
tsengvuntz: ah.12:03
jsgotangcojdub, brochures, flyers, etc for ubuntu@conferences desperately need artwork from the cd12:04
tsengim sure we'll fix that for breezy, i have a foot fetish12:04
jsgotangco(the cover at least)12:04
ogratseng, ?12:04
ogratseng, we are mailing regulary12:04
tsengogra: i asked if you saw jelkner to ask him to email me12:04
vuntztseng: I'm pretty sure it's fixed in 2.1012:04
vuntzhi ogra :-)12:04
ograhey vuntz 12:05
maswandrbyte: hey, I heard rumours that you guys are going to do a release this weekend too. want to compete with debian for network traffic? ;)12:11
opinaa, everyone are running SID ;)12:11
maswanopi: well, more likely Ubuntu by now, but.. :)12:12
Mithrandirhi maswan12:12
opimaswan: Sssh, that's a secret!12:12
jdubmmm, hibernate means being able to switch batteries :)12:12
opijdub: or carry your laptop with broken batteries from one room to another (yes!) ;-)12:13
Lathiatheh12:13
drbytemaswan: june 6th; not a rumor, more of has always been the plan for FC-4 release12:14
maswandrbyte: Heh. Well, we'll see then. :)12:14
TreenaksBring down the 'net!12:15
Lathiatdaniels: ping12:16
maswanYeah. I hope to see enough usage to flatline the university OC48. :)12:16
tsengjust dont saturate the mirrors.kernel.org pipe12:16
tsengi need to grab fedora-updates off their nightly for work systems12:16
drbytemaswan: is sarge /really/ releasing this time though?12:17
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maswantseng: I don't know if they mirror debian-cd12:18
jsgotangcobrb12:18
tsengthey mirror fedora cds12:18
maswantseng: well, not my fault then. :)12:18
maswandrbyte: I'd be really surprised if it didn't happen.12:19
RePo-MaNcan some one tell wot this server got to offer12:19
jdubfirefox is crashy-poo in breezy12:20
Lathiatanyone know the cant open font fixed solution?12:21
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pittiLathiat: I had this once, I adapted the font paths in xorg.conf to "/usr/share/X11/fonts/..."12:24
jordijdub: go epiphany :)12:25
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Lathiatthanks pitti 12:28
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pittiHi Nafallo 12:56
pittiNafallo: just uploaded dhcp3 which should finally fix everything. Sorry about that one12:56
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Nafallopitti: yea. I saw. about the download it when my cron.daily is finished :-)01:02
Mezthom, you therE?01:08
Nafallopitti: it's not in the archive yet, is it?01:09
pittiNafallo: I just uploaded it and got the ACCEPTED mail, but it certainly needs another 20 minutes or so01:09
Nafallopitti: yea. thought so :-).01:10
ograpitti, any actions from my side for python2.4-gnome2-extras ?01:14
pittiogra: if you want to speed up the process, you could prepare an initial report :-)01:14
ograpitti, is there an exaple anywhere ?01:15
pittiogra: but if not, I'll do it at some time01:15
pittiogra: yes, there are examples linked from https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/UbuntuMainInclusionQueue01:15
pittiogra: and there is also a pointer to the spec01:15
pittihttps://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/UbuntuMainInclusionRequirements01:15
pittias I wrote yesterday on -devel01:15
ograyep... sorry...01:16
ograi'll do the initial report :)01:16
pitticool, thanks01:16
ograbut today is screensaver day around here :)01:16
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Nafalloogra: ehm... you're looking at screensavers all day? :-P01:17
pittiNafallo: yeah, that's what we are paid for01:18
pittiNafallo: watch out for small bugs in the rendering and such01:18
ograNafallo, i have to transition 4.21, its in the queue since a while... and 4.16 is broken, so first i'll see to have a 4.21 that actually builds to release X ... then i'll backport our changes01:18
Nafallopitti: hehe. looking for security vulnerabilities ;-)01:20
Nafalloogra: ahh, oki.01:20
pittiNafallo: yeah, if there is a security hole (a transparent spot that discloses parts of the user's desktop)01:20
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JohnDonghey everyone :)01:43
ajmitchhello JohnDong 01:43
JohnDongjust wondering if anyone can tell me about FreeNX & Universe ... :)01:44
MithrandirJohnDong: what are you wondering about?01:45
JohnDongif there's any immediate plan to get it into Breezy Universe01:45
Mithrandirthere is, look at the FasterNetworkedX spec.01:45
JohnDongwhere is this?01:46
JohnDongfound it, nvm01:47
Mithrandirhttp://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/FasterNetworkedX ; first hit for fasternetworkedx on google. :-P01:47
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JohnDongyeah, I googled :)01:48
JohnDongso what's a rough timeline for this?01:49
JohnDongI mean, Kalyxo already has FreeNX debianized01:49
JohnDongand Kanotix/Knoppix have been using it well for months now :)01:49
Mithrandirexcept kalyxo's domain has expired. :-P01:49
JohnDongalternate access URL's01:50
JohnDonghttp://kalyxo-archive.mornfall.net/01:50
Mithrandirah, ok.01:50
MithrandirI'll talk to mornfall, then.01:50
JohnDongawesome01:50
AmaranthJohnDong: Isn't that one of the major things in backports that you worked on?01:50
MithrandirI need to vet the debs to make sure they're not utterly crackful, but apart from that it should be fine to just import them01:51
JohnDongAmaranth: I just imported Kalyxo's packages, and they work fine. But due to the new restrictions this official move places on Backports, I can't pull source archives out of my ass anymoer01:51
JohnDongexcuse the expression :)01:52
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ajmitchJohnDong: don't worry, universe has had a general plan to import random crack anyway01:53
Mithrandirajmitch: I'm not going to sign any .debs which I'm not ok with.01:54
Amaranthmako: ping?01:54
JohnDongoh yes, also, what do you think about the legality of user-side downloading debs, like msttcorefonts?01:56
JohnDongwould Acrobat Reader done that way be OK for multiverse?01:56
JohnDongGentoo's been doing it like that for years now01:56
Kamionelmo: thanks, I'll remember next time :-)01:57
ajmitchMithrandir: it wasn't about importing random binaries, but things like the apt-get.org source import01:57
MithrandirJohnDong: any particular reason why you're mentioning stuff which is all mine? :-)  (I'm lead for FNX and maintains msttcorefonts)01:57
JohnDongjust coincidence :)01:57
Kamiontepsipakki: your installation problem was an archive problem, which was resolved as of about half an hour after when you asked; try again01:57
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JohnDongso, any answer for me? ;)01:59
MithrandirJohnDong: hm, the nx packages needs a bit of work, at least.  Their "Architecture" line is wrong, at least.02:00
George^Dekaim not running breezy but has envice been packaged yet02:00
thomGeorge^Deka: evince has been available since the middle of hoary02:01
Kamionevince? yes, it was in hoary let alone breezy02:01
JohnDongMithrandir: ok, I guess they may not be 'correct' debian-wise... What about loader packages for restricted stuff?02:01
MithrandirJohnDong: installer packages are ok-ish, I think.02:01
JohnDongMith: ok-ish? So multiverse could have like transcode and w32codecs installers a la msttcorefonts?02:02
MithrandirJohnDong: I think so, but you shold really ask on -devel, I think.02:03
maswanhmm.. does breezy have apache2.1 (with LFS) yet?02:04
maswandamn. missed #ubuntu. sorry guys.02:04
Mithrandirmaswan: no, not yet.02:04
Amaranthmaswan: no, 2.0.x02:05
Mithrandirmaswan: thom has some httpd2.1 packages, afaik02:05
Amaranthwhat's lfs?02:05
Mithrandirlarge file support02:05
Amaranthah02:05
Amaranth> 2GB?02:05
Mithrandirmhm02:05
maswanMithrandir: Ok. Oh, well. Might as well do a hoary and a quick recompile myself then.02:05
AmaranthYou weren't going to run a server on breezy if it did have it, were you?02:06
JohnDongLOL02:06
maswanSure, why not?02:06
JohnDongwho wants an apache2.1 backport for Warty?02:06
maswanI mean, I'd test it first, for 10 minutes or so. Then I'd run a server.02:06
JohnDong(just kidding, of course)02:06
AmaranthJohnDong: Die. :)02:06
JohnDonglol02:06
Amaranthmaswan: Well, breezy isn't guaranteed to be stable or secure, so good luck.02:07
maswanI'm setting up a couple of temporary servers for the debian release.02:07
maswanthey are going to last perhaps one week02:07
Lathiatmaswan: which release?02:07
Nafallomaswan: kewl! debian servers running ubuntu. I like that :-).02:07
NafalloLathiat: sarge? ;-)02:07
maswanNafallo: Well, ftp.se.debian.org runs AIX. :)02:07
LathiatNafallo: :)02:08
Lathiathave we got a definate date on that?02:08
Kamiondaniels: are libxkbui1 and libxp6 supposed to have disappeared from breezy desktop?02:08
Nafallomaswan: I know. that's not a branch of debian, is it? ;-)02:08
AmaranthLathiat: A couple days from now?02:08
maswanLathiat: So far nothing has turned up to speak against the weekend/monday release.02:08
thommaswan: http://people.debian.org/~thom/apache-httpd2.1/02:10
LathiatAmaranth, maswan:nice02:10
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tepsipakkiKamion: thanks for fixing the archive.. I hope these aren't frequent ;)02:13
Kamiontepsipakki: wasn't me, but yeah02:15
truluxsomeone here has access to lwn.net's article on Kernel: Time to remove LSM???02:18
truluxI need to read on that before something bad happens02:18
trulux:(02:18
Kamionit doesn't suggest anything happening immediately; you can wait02:20
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Kamionelmo: can we start running hilarie from cron.daily? I keep getting bug reports when people forget to run it manually02:23
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robtaylormm, anyone know if breezy's gonna get hotplug-ng (or even if hotplug-ng is any good? ;)02:37
Mithrandirrobtaylor: probably.02:37
robtaylorMithrandir: so it seems good?02:38
Mithrandirrobtaylor: haven't looked to closely yet, but from what I hear, yes.02:38
robtaylorgroovy ;)02:38
robtaylormight give it a try myself sometime then :)02:38
Amaranthwhat's with all the -ng stuff?02:42
Amaranthis this free software's version of 02:42
Amarantherr02:42
Amaranthfree software's version of 'xtreme'02:42
NafalloAmaranth: next generation02:42
Amaranthi know that02:42
Amaranthit's a buzzword02:42
mjg59Is restricted stuff that's on the CD installed by default?02:48
Lathiatwhats up with hotplug-ng02:50
Kamionmjg59: if it's in the desktop seed or greater, ye02:50
Kamions02:50
KamionLathiat: could you be more vague? :-)02:50
LathiatKamion: hotplug-ng ?02:50
Kamion"what's up with"02:50
Lathiatno, that was my reply :)02:51
Lathiati was being more vague :)02:51
AmaranthLathiat: http://kerneltrap.org/node/470602:51
Amaranthkernel trap always has good explainations02:51
KamionLathiat: ah :-)02:52
Lathiatmmm that page doesnt render very well in w3m or links02:53
LathiatKamion: :)02:53
Lathiatbbl02:53
mjg59The wiki is being very slow02:54
Amaranthcan someone whip up a little shell script magic for me?02:54
Amaranthi need to know how much space all the dot files are using in my home dir02:55
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Mithrandirdu -c ~/.??*02:55
Lathiatdu -shc02:56
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Amaranth4.4G? damn02:56
pittiAmaranth: ffox cache?02:56
Mithrandiryou use ccache or something?02:56
Amaranthisn't the default ff cache 50MB?02:57
pittioh, right02:57
Amaranthany way to get a breakdown of the what is using what?02:57
adamhWhen I run python2.4-dbg, I can't import MySQLdb. Is there any way around that?02:57
pittiAmaranth: use du -hsc .??*02:57
LathiatAmaranth: du -shc ~/.??* | less02:57
LathiatAmaranth: as i said earlier... :)02:57
LathiatAmaranth: nautilus thumbnails hurt too02:58
Amaranthbeagle02:58
Amaranth82M, damn02:58
Lathiat|grep M is also usefull02:58
Lathiat82M is nothing :)02:58
adamhAnd is there any way to install debugging symbols for a regular Python2.4 build, as a workaround?02:58
Amaranthgrep M is showing beagle using the most02:59
Amaranthi would have thought .gnome2 would be a beast03:00
thom65M    /home/thom/.evolution/03:00
thomum, that's 36503:00
thomi don't even use evo03:00
thomgrah03:00
Amaranthheh03:00
Mithrandirthom: *chuckle*03:00
thom6.3G in dotfiles; 4.9 of that from ccache03:01
Amaranthdu -shc ~/.??* is only coming up with 138M03:01
Amaranthccache?03:01
Amaranthdu -shc ~/.??* also isn't showing everything03:02
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Lathiatwell if you have dot dirs that are 1 or 2 chracters it wont03:02
pittiAmaranth: du -hsdc ~/.[^.] ?03:02
pittierm, du -hsc ~/.[^.] *03:03
pittithat works forme03:03
Amaranthstill 138M03:03
Amaranthmaybe that's the real value03:03
opidu -hsc ~/.[^.] * | tail -103:03
opito avoid mess ;)03:04
Amaranth138M, ok03:04
opiemil@rude:~ $ du -hsc ~/.[^.] * | tail -103:04
opidu: `/home/emil/.aptitude': Brak dostpu03:04
opi3,0G    razem03:04
Amaranthmuch better, that i can burn to a cd03:04
opiI htink the dotfiles size is caused by some programs: .amula .mozilla ;)03:06
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Nafallohmm03:08
Nafallo263M dotfiles ;-)03:08
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jk24Hi, the installer is broken for scsi disks, i've just post a bug on bugzilla03:47
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Lathiatjk24: you incaluded all the pertitnant information right?03:47
Lathiatjk24: such as your lspci output, etc03:48
jk24Lathiat, not, because it's just a typo bug03:49
jk24Lathiat, #1142603:49
Lathiathrm, ok03:49
Kamionbe wary of making sweeping generalisations from single examples of breakage03:55
Kamionthe installer is not broken for all SCSI disks03:55
jk24Kamion, did you read the bug ?03:55
Kamionyes. I'll look at it03:55
Kamionah, breezy installer. I did test the last release on a system with SCSI disks though03:56
Kamionhaven't tested today's daily yet ...03:56
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jk24Kamion, then, the problem here, is not an "scsi" issue, it's that the installer use /dev/scsi/......./disc3 instead of /dev/scsi/....../part3 03:58
jk24Kamion, it's a typo03:58
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KamionI understood the bug report, yes. I'll have a look03:58
Kamionthat would not be so simple as a typo though ... we'll see03:59
Kamionpartition->disk mapping is complicated03:59
jk24Kamion, are the sources of the "current" installer available ?03:59
Kamionyes, in the archive03:59
Kamionlots of components04:00
wasabidoko, what happened with java-gcj-compat and antlr? I notice the build-dep on antlr was updated to depend on a version of java-gcj-compat I can't find anywhere.04:02
smurfixAnybody know if/when sabdfl will be back today?04:02
Kamionjk24: please attach /var/log/syslog and /var/log/partman from the installer to the bug04:02
Kamionhuh, confirmed04:05
Kamionwell, that will help, always easier when I can reproduce it :)04:06
wasabilamont, have another multiverse package held up on a dep-wait. 'eclipse' hung up waiting for 'j2sdk1.3'.04:08
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Nafallopitti: thanx. just tested the new dhclient3. I should rework my mirrorscripts :-P.04:13
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Nafallopitti: thanx. just tested the new dhclient3. works :-).04:15
pitticool04:15
NafalloI should rework my mirrorscript though :-P.04:16
pittiyou already said that :-)04:16
Nafalloahh04:16
NafalloI didn't know xchat handled interfaceswitching ;-)04:16
Nafallo(hence the recon)04:16
Nafallo/recon even04:17
Mithrandirah, ok.04:17
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makoAmaranth: hey04:20
Amaranthmako: long time at the park :P04:20
mako04:18 < mako> Amaranth: hey there04:21
Amaranthoh, yeah04:21
makothat was 12 hours ago04:21
Amaranth30min after i fell asleep04:21
makoyou weren't around04:21
Amaranthso...04:22
Amaranthyou think you have a solution to my key troubles? :)04:23
TreenaksAmaranth: your key troubles?04:23
Amaranthi have no way of getting it signed04:23
TreenaksAmaranth: where are you?04:24
Amaranthsioux city, ia04:24
Amaranthi already checked biglumber04:24
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TreenaksAren't there a lot of Debian people in IA?04:25
Amaranthnot within 100mi of me, as far as i can see04:27
Amaranthdoesn't matter though, if they're not in sioux city itself i can't get to them04:27
TreenaksAmaranth: organise some kind of gnome/ubuntu party and invite lots of people from everywhere ;)04:27
TreenaksGUADAC ;) or something04:28
Amaranthyeah, like my parents are going to like that...04:28
Kamionjk24: ok, it's a parted bug04:30
jk24Kamion, parted ?04:31
Kamionyes, parted04:31
jk24Kamion, why ,04:31
jk24?04:31
Kamionbecause :-)04:31
Kamion        if (_have_devfs() && !strcmp (dev->path + path_len - 5, "/disc")) {04:31
Kamionthat && should be ||04:31
Nafallothat's a typo ;-)04:32
jk24Kamion, is it parted that mount the partition ?04:32
Mithrandir!strcmp is such a terrible way to test for equality.04:32
Kamionno, but we use parted to get paths for partition devices04:32
jk24ok04:32
winklels04:34
winkleerr04:34
Kamionactually might as well just drop the first half of the condition altogether04:34
opiwinkle: we used to have wordkick for ls on one # once ;-D04:35
makoAmaranth: is there a lug in your town?04:35
opihi mako04:35
Amaranththey say keysigning is a load of crap04:35
makoAmaranth: any sort of computer or free software community04:35
makoAmaranth: there only needs to be *one* person04:35
makoAmaranth: who has a signed key04:35
jk24Kamion, is there an cvs or an svn of ubuntu parted ?04:35
Amaranthasked on the mailing list, no one said they had one04:35
Amaranthall i got were replies saying keysigning was worthless04:36
makosioux city is not *that* small.. i think it should be possible04:36
makoAmaranth: well, it's clearly not worthless to us04:36
bob2how does on pronounce "sioux", anyway?04:36
Amaranthsoo04:37
Kamionjk24: no04:37
Kamionsorry04:37
makobob2: like sue04:37
bob2mako: oh04:37
bob2mako: that's a little disappointing04:37
Amaranththought it'd be more like suck? :)04:37
bob2I thought the X might have a more leading role04:38
makogood sci-fi name04:38
jk24Kamion, is there a src package of the partman+parted ?04:38
makoAmaranth: got any trips planned to anywhere else in the near future?04:38
Amaranthno04:38
Kamionjk24: all separate source packages, look in the archive04:38
Kamionhttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/04:39
Kamionit'll be fairly clear04:39
bob2offlineimap seems to lose the "replied-to" status on messages pretty frequently04:40
pittiyeah, I noticed that, too04:41
Amaranthso i'm screwed, right? :P04:43
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makoAmaranth: i'm looking for something.. you should google, and such to try to find something04:43
Lathiathmm, backports doesnt have sources04:45
bob2Lathiat: yup04:45
Lathiatthats fucked, any idea why ?04:45
bob2Lathiat: they say modifying the version and changelog doesn't require them to distribute  sources04:45
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bob2uses too much disk04:45
opibob2: :D04:45
pittiseb128: btw, do you edit patches in cdbs+tarball packages very often?04:46
Lathiatbob2: well, what license is debian/ under? :)04:46
bob2haha04:46
MithrandirLathiat: that varies.04:46
makoAmaranth: there may be other options but they are (a) substantially more work for everyone involved and (b) only possible after there's been a major demonstrated effort that a keysigning is impossible04:46
seb128pitti: I hate tarball in tarball so no, I don't have any such package04:46
pittiseb128: ah, ok. I wrote a script last week that works exactly like cdbs-edit-patch for tarball packages04:47
pittiseb128: maybe I even add it to cdbs-edit-patch proper04:47
makoAmaranth: i took a train from boston to providence to get my first signature :-/04:47
seb128good for you ;)04:47
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Amaranthmako: as a jobless teenager living with his parents in this shit town, my options are a bit more limited :P04:48
seb128good idea, but jbailey is the cdbs maintainer if you need an ack to make the change :)04:48
MithrandirAmaranth: write a talk an get sponsorship to a conference somewhere.04:48
LathiatAmaranth: dont have a local lug with anyone interesting ?04:48
Lathiati had a couple DDs in my lug04:48
makoAmaranth: i was a jobless teenerage at the time :-)04:48
Lathiatproblem is i dont have a drivers license or passport04:48
Lathiatso gettin gmy key signed is practically impossible04:48
AmaranthLathiat: no one in my lug seems to care about keysigning04:48
makoLathiat: you can get a state ID04:49
Lathiatmako: in australia ?04:49
makoLathiat: i'm sure04:49
infinityLathiat : Australian states issue photo ID, yes.04:49
infinityLathiat : It's just like a driver's license, but with no rights to drive.04:49
Lathiatinfinity: really?04:49
Kamionpassport can't be hard to get?04:49
Lathiatinfinity: why didn't anyone ever tell me this04:49
infinityLathiat : My girlfriend's little brother has one.04:49
makoLathiat: right.. people need id sometimes and there's reason they need to learn to drive to get it :)04:49
LathiatKamion: yeh but there like $11004:49
Kamion!04:49
Lathiatwhich is money i do not have04:50
Lathiatand ive never been overseas to get one04:50
makoAmaranth: have you been trying to for a long time already.. i appears that you are giving up rather quickly04:50
infinityLathiat : Which state are you in?04:50
Lathiatinfinity: western australia04:51
infinityLathiat : I know for a fact that VIC and QLD issue them, I'd assume they all do.04:51
Amaranthmako: about 6 months now04:51
Amaranthmako: i just don't have the means to get anywhere04:51
Lathiati'll ring someone up and ask04:51
Lathiatinfinity: any idea of cost04:51
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Amaranthwell, maybe only 4 or 5 months04:51
spivIn NSW, you can get a "Proof of Age" card instead of a licence, but only until you're 25.04:51
spivhttp://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/licensing/proofofage.html04:51
infinityLathiat : Ask the dept of transport.  I believe they hande them (since it's the same photo process as a drivers' license, ubt without the licensing part)04:51
Lathiatproof of age afaik you need to be over 1804:51
Lathiatalso04:51
Lathiatno one accepts them as ID04:51
Lathiatwhich is fucked, bu tthey dont04:51
Lathiat(unless you a night club or whatever)04:52
spivYes, and over 18, good point.04:52
makoAmaranth: so there are people in sioux falls and loads in omaha i suspect04:52
Lathiatsee, im 1704:52
Lathiati don tthink i raised thsi point04:52
infinityAhh.04:52
Lathiatmy entire problem is that im under 1804:52
Lathiatwith no drivers license04:52
Lathiatand passport is $lots04:52
Amaranthmako: yeah, a couple in omaha04:52
ajLathiat: so grow up, duh04:52
infinityLathiat : At what age can you get a learner's license in WA?04:52
infinityLathiat : You couldjust go write the written test and get one. :)04:52
Lathiatinfinity: 17 something, i can get it now im just slack04:52
ajLathiat: passport lasts 10 years though04:52
Lathiataj: :)04:53
makoAmaranth: i mean, i can also look for debain developers.. and we can google for people who do gpg stuff.. sign their messages, wahtever04:53
jbaileypitti: If the patches are sane, I will not likely have any problems with them. =)04:53
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Lathiatwtf did openoffice get a security update for04:53
makoAmaranth: i found one in sioux falls already04:54
makoAmaranth: which seems slightly closish04:54
Amaranthmako: i'd have a better chance of getting to omaha, actually04:54
Riddellelmo: what's the status of kdevelop?  it can't find kdevelop_3.2.1.orig.tar.gz04:54
makoAmaranth: ok04:55
makoAmaranth: sclinux.org is your lug?04:56
Amaranthanyone know why the pyxdg developer would get a 'pyxdg_0.13-0ubuntu1_source.changes REJECTED' email?04:56
Amaranthmako: yeah04:56
infinityAmaranth : Because you uploaded it to Debian instead of Ubuntu?04:57
Amaranthi didn't upload it anywhere04:57
Amaranththe only one that could have would be seb04:57
infinity(Or someone did)04:57
makosomeone probably did04:58
Amaranthbut why would it go to the pyxdg dev and not seb128?04:58
infinityIt goes to the maintainer and the Changed-By, to catch as many eyes as possible.04:58
Amaranthhe has nothing to do with debian though, he is a gentoo developer04:59
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Amaranthmako: you can see in the mailing list archives that i finally went to them after trying to figure out what to do05:01
KamionAmaranth: because somebody managed to upload pyxdg_0.13-0ubuntu1_source.changes to Debian, not to Ubuntu05:01
Kamionand Debian doesn't have a whitelist of whom it mails05:02
Kamionand somebody put him in the Maintainer: line05:02
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Kamionwouldn't necessarily have been him05:02
bob2does the signed .changes go anywhere so people can see who signed it?05:03
Kamionit's not world-readable on newraff05:03
Kamion(crypto-in-main))05:03
bob2ah05:04
wasabi_So like...05:04
wasabi_Eclipse is uploaded.05:04
wasabi_Can we have a party?05:04
bob2wasabi_: does it run?05:04
wasabi_Depends what you mean by "run".05:04
jk24wasabi, eclipse is packaged ?05:04
wasabi_Also what you mean by "packaged".05:04
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bob2uploading a 54MB source package that doesn't actually build anything usable seems a tad premature.05:04
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wasabi_Oh it builds. And it launches.05:04
wasabi_Oh you said "usable?05:05
wasabi_heh.05:05
ograwasabi_, so i can apt-get install it on my amd64 system and just launch it ?05:05
wasabi_no. ;0 There are a LOT of issues to work out still.05:05
wasabi_compiling for non-i386 is one of them.05:05
Amaranthwhy did you upload again? :)05:05
wasabi_So you can grab the source and help me fix it. Heh.05:06
jk24wasabi, pckaged as i can apt-get install it ?05:06
bob2jk24: except it's not usable05:06
jk24bob2, why ?05:06
wasabi_I see. Now I'm expected to explain why. ;)05:07
bob2jk24: I don't know05:07
bob2jk24: ask wasabi, he/she is the one who decided to upload it05:07
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jk24wasabi, where can i found it (by curiosity)05:07
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wasabi_What is your intent? To use it or to work on it?05:07
jk24wasabi, just to see05:08
wasabi_It's in breezy multiverse.05:08
jk24wasabi, ok05:08
ograjk24, there are nice screenshots on the web :-P05:08
bob2multiverse? I thought you built it with free java?05:08
wasabi_bob2, eclipse 2 was in multiverse imported from Debian.05:08
ograbob2, see the java spec on the udu wiki05:09
seb128Amaranth: is he subscribed to the PTS for the package?05:09
wasabi_It can be promoted, but there is no point until it works.05:09
bob2ogra: ah05:09
ograbob2, there are some dependency issues that wont be solved before breezy05:09
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Amaranthseb128: I don't know, he isn't answering. I doubt it though.05:10
elmoRiddell: err, what?05:11
Amaranthseb128: Oh, he is. That explains it.05:11
seb128yep05:12
Riddellelmo: kdevelop got rejected because it could fine kdevelop_3.2.1.orig.tar.gz but that file should already be uploaded05:12
mjg59ogra: Is it possible to export DMI information from the hwdb?05:12
elmoRiddell: the file isn't in the archive or in incoming05:13
ogramjg59, hmm, yes, with some work.... i'll have to move it to the DC to a faster machine first, now that i have access05:13
ograelmo, which mailadress is set for me for uploads now ? ogra@ubuntu.com ? 05:14
elmoogra: *@ubuntu.com is whitelisted05:15
ogragreat05:15
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mjg59ogra: Ok, cool. I'll need a stack of DMI structures in order to sort out hotkey support.05:15
ograelmo, i guess you need my updated key with the new adresses attached ?05:15
elmoogra: not really05:16
ograoki, great :)05:16
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Nafalloogra: there where plans to be able to update records that's already there? ;-)05:16
Nafalloogra: I had backup of the dotfile and have repartitioned stuff :-P05:17
Lathiatmjg59: DMI?05:17
ogramjg59, i wont come around to do that this week, today is my screensaver day and i have to merge some hal patches before i can think about hwdb...05:17
ograLathiat, BIOS data05:17
Lathiatogra: ah05:17
ograLathiat, sudo dmidecode05:17
Lathiatoh wow cool05:18
mjg59ogra: Yup, that's no problem - I'm in no huge hurry05:18
ograLathiat, its also in hal05:18
Lathiatyeh i noticed of late05:18
ograLathiat, in the BIOS device in hal-device-manager (in hoary)05:18
Lathiatdont see anything about hotkeys but?05:19
ograLathiat, laptop ?05:19
Lathiatyeh05:19
Riddellelmo: is kdevelop in morgue?05:19
ograwhich model ?05:19
Lathiatdell inspiron 860005:20
ogradoes it have hotkeys ? 05:20
seb128JaneW: I spoke about GnomePanelEnhancements with gnome-panel's upstream. The spec is a draft, we had no BOF about it and most of the point are going to happen upstream or a bad ideas. Should I mark the spec as "Deferred" or maybe discuss it with a mail on the list?05:20
Lathiateh05:20
Lathiatyeh05:20
Lathiati have volume down, up, mute, plauy, stop , previous, next05:20
Lathiator is that not 'hotkeys' ?05:20
elmo  kdevelop | 4:2.1.5.1-7 | hoary/universe | source, amd64, i386, ia64, powerpc05:21
elmo^-- Riddell:05:21
elmo  kdevelop | 4:2.1.5.1-7 | warty/universe | source, amd64, i38605:21
elmoRiddell: and you have an account, you can run find/ on the morgue, it's on rookery05:21
Riddellgood point05:21
KaiLdo we still need kdevelop 2.x?05:21
JaneWseb128: yes it sounds like a deferred to me, however I would prefer mdz, kamion or the list to support that decision as well...05:21
RiddellKaiL: it's a rename of kdevelop3 -> kdevelop05:22
bob2kdevelop has been epochoed 4 times?05:22
seb128JaneW: k, I'll mail the list with my comments on the Spec, thanks05:22
Riddellbob2: the whole of KDE has been epoched 4 times, all < 2000 I think05:22
bob2Riddell: ah, wow05:22
Nafallomjg59: hmm, Max Speed: 2500MHz. does that mean my processor hates me and only thinks it can do max 1600MHz?05:23
mjg59Nafallo: What sort of machine do you have?05:23
Nafallomjg59: amd64 laptop, targa.05:23
mjg59Nafallo: Cheap hardware often has complete lies in the DMI information05:23
Nafallomjg59: hehe, dang ;-)05:23
JaneWseb128: thanks, feel free to update the goals page with deferred for now, pre-emptively ;)05:23
LathiatNafallo: haha05:23
Nafallomjg59: thanx anyway :-)05:24
mjg59For CPUs, it can often be the maximum speed the motherboard will support05:24
seb128JaneW: ok05:24
Nafallodooh :-P05:24
Nafallomjg59: hmm. I see what you mean by lying ;-). 512+256 != 1024 last time I checked :-P.05:25
Riddellwell I'm confused, kdevelop has disappeared05:26
seb128JaneW: about MenuEditor, GNOME will ship a simple menu editor with its desktop for 2.12 and Amaranth has smeg ... any reason to keep that on the bounty/spec lists? The spec is really light...05:26
Amaranthhey, i could take it as a bounty ;)05:27
seb128s/has smeg/is working on smeg/05:27
seb128ah ah05:27
ograa ticket to the nearest next keysigning party05:31
ogra;)05:31
Nafallohehe05:32
Riddellelmo: kdevelop's .orig was definatly uploaded and compiled, any idea how to find out what's happened?05:33
JaneWseb128: so will that be something tracked for Breezy at all or not?05:33
seb128we already have the GNOME one in main, which is a simple one05:33
seb128and Amaranth has planned to maintain his one to universe afaik05:34
ograand we want to avoid redundancys05:34
seb128so imho that's a "Completed" spec05:34
Amaranthyeah, that's the plan05:34
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Amaranthwas hoping it would be my path to MOTU, but without a signed key that's worthless, so someone else can do it ;)05:35
seb128why?05:35
seb128you can find a sponsor05:35
Amaranththat's what i mean05:36
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Amaranthi have debs that are good and all05:36
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seb128Amaranth: have you talked with motu guys? 05:38
seb128I'm sure it can be reviewed by 3 people today and uploaded05:39
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Amaranthseb128: will do05:39
Amaranthwell05:39
RiddellAmaranth: poke me if you want05:39
Amaranthi need pyxdg 0.13 in main first05:39
seb128I've uploaded it this morning05:39
seb128dunno why it's not built05:39
Amaranthit went to debian?05:40
AmaranthRiddell: aside from using gtk this thing is pretty nice for kde too :)05:40
seb128no, this one got rejected05:40
seb128then I uploaded to ubuntu :)05:40
elmoRiddell: 29875205:41
elmo(in Debian)05:41
elmowe track Debian removals05:42
Riddellelmo: ah hah, is it possible to override that?05:43
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elmoRiddell: why would you want to follow the Debian package naming?05:43
elmowouldn't05:43
Riddellelmo: because a significant number of people have asked me not to, and I agree with them that it's confusing05:44
elmohave you talked with the debian maintainer about it?05:44
Riddellelmo: no response from him yet05:44
Riddellbut the other debian-kde devels sugge05:44
Riddellbut the other debian-kde devels suggest it's because they don't want the NEW queue05:45
Riddellor they would change it05:45
seb128lame excuse05:45
seb128NEW is quite fast nowadays05:45
seb128elmo: do you have an idea of where is hidding pyxdg 0.13?05:47
elmoRiddell: I tend to agree with seb; and I'm worried about random divergence on the basis of something like that05:47
elmoif you rename the package, all our sync tracking and MOM stuff breaks05:48
elmoRiddell: but in any event, if you really want to go ahead, just reupload iwth the orig.tar.gz (-sa to dpkg-buildpackage, or upload it byhand after uploading the package)05:48
elmoseb128: ah, katie broke.  yay05:49
Riddellelmo: what's MOM?05:49
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elmoRiddell: your MOM.05:50
elmoor Merge-O-Matic, take your pick05:50
Evasohi guys, i want try to backport somthing from ubuntu gnome-system-tools 1.2.0 in ubuntu to fix the modem applet problem permission with debian, anybody can help me?05:50
Riddellelmo: right.  I'll discuss it with amu and make a decision, thanks for the info05:50
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seb128Evaso: I don't get the question05:51
seb128which one works and which one is to fix?05:51
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Evasoseb128: on ubuntu works fine but on debian normal user, also if they are in the dip group, cannot start the connection with modem applet05:52
\shelmo: can u give me a pointer to this MoM tool?05:52
Amaranth\sh: it runs automatically, files bug reports on packages that need manual merging, etc05:53
seb128Evaso: look on debian/patches for the ubuntu packages, the patches are here05:53
infinity\sh : http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/ongoing-merge/05:53
\shAmaranth: i'm more interessted what software is behind :)05:54
elmoseb128: fixed, now, should appear in next cron.daily, sorry baout that05:55
seb128elmo: np, thanks for fixing it05:55
elmo\sh: AFAIK the software isn't public ATM05:55
Evasoseb128: here?05:55
seb128debian/patches05:56
\shelmo: it's not http://www.inmaps.com/MOM.htm ?05:56
elmo\sh: I doubt it05:56
Evasoseb128: in the source package?05:57
danielsMithrandir: thanks05:58
seb128correct05:58
elmo.go daniels 05:59
danielsKamion: libxp6 should have if nothing depends on it, yes05:59
danielselm?05:59
elmo(it's your birthday)05:59
elmodaniels: s#.#/# and you have an irssi command :/05:59
danielsKamion: don't know about libxkbui off the top of my head, would have to check it05:59
Evasoseb128: probably could be this: +  * debian/patches/19_fix_initial_ppp:06:00
Evaso+    - fix the problem that g-s-t does not set "noauth" for newly 06:00
Evaso+      created connections?06:00
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seb128Evaso: dunno, should ask to mvo rather, he worked on that06:00
\shdamn06:01
\shlooks like I have to work on all this ocaml stuff06:02
Riddell\sh: finish python-kde first :)06:04
\shgive me 5 mins for ocaml ;)06:05
\shand then i need an main upper ;)06:05
mvoping doko 06:06
\shjo06:06
Evasomvo: do u know this bug?06:06
dokomvo: pong06:06
\shDepends: libncurses5-dev, ocaml-base-nox (=${Source-Version}), ocaml-base-nox-3.08.3, ocaml-interp-3.08.306:08
\shwhat is this? ocaml-base-nox-3.08.3 is a Provides in the same package :(06:08
pittijbailey: still no luck with ocaml for cdbs, btw?06:08
\shhmm......06:09
\shnice06:09
jbaileypitti: I should give it another try.  Last time the build-deps were confused because of X.06:10
\shdoko: all packages depending on ocaml should compile now with gcc-3.4? cause base is ftbfs with gcc4?06:10
pittijbailey: what do you use ocaml for in cdbs?06:10
jbaileyGenerating a graph, IIRC.06:11
doko\sh, I didn't look too hard at ocaml, but that looks like an interim solution06:11
jbaileyI could just stub that out, I doubt anyone looks at the one shred of documentation we ever did include. =)06:11
\shdoko: i'm checking now the bug db of ocaml...cause there is at least one pack which depends on it06:12
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ska-fanHmm, what's a media player in ubuntu that can play the guadec videos without stuttering sound and without frame drops?06:13
Nafalloska-fan: totem-xine06:13
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kentska-fan, this channel is for development-related questions though..06:14
mvoEvaso: modem-applet?06:14
Nafalloska-fan: what kent said. #ubuntu for userquestions.06:14
truluxdoko: heya06:16
truluxdoko: just talked to pitt, and he said we could provide a SSP-enabled gcc-3.3 in Breezy06:16
truluxdoko: what do you think= It would be just to forward copy the 3.4 patches to 3.3 debian/patches/06:17
truluxand then enable the protector one and the rest06:17
thomjbailey: dude, so we were wondering when cdbs will have mail handling06:17
jbailey*mail handling*?06:18
ska-fanIs there an #ubuntu-lounge or something like that that is not restricted to dev talk and not so crowded with people like #ubuntu?06:18
thomit seems like the logical next step ;-)06:18
Mithrandirjbailey: cdbs should so be able to read mail.06:18
jbaileyThe GNU coding standards say that all good apps should include a pop3 client, IIRC.06:19
Mithrandirjbailey: pop3?  We want IMAP, dude.06:19
thomand TLS support06:19
Mithrandiryeah.  And a lisp interpreter.06:19
Mithrandir(did I say that out loud?)06:20
thomand a windowing system06:20
jbaileydilinger: HMm.  Should we rewrite cdbs2 in guile? 06:20
zulvisual basic is better06:20
Mithrandirthom: X server in the build system?  Won't that be going a bit overboard?06:20
jbaileyzul: I suspect it won't compiler on hppa, don't want to annoy lamont.06:20
thomMithrandir: nah, it'll be fun06:20
zuljbailey: lamont is easy to annoy and so much fun06:21
lamont__jbailey: ??06:21
zullamont: just making sure you were awake :)06:21
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zulheh06:21
jbaileylamont__: We were talking about you, not to you... ;P06:21
Mithrandirjbailey: I want tetris too, when the builds take too long.06:22
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NafalloMithrandir++06:22
ograthom, cdbsgtk ? 06:22
thomogra: cdbswm ;-)06:23
ograhehe06:23
lamont__kobo-deluxe, not tetris Mithrandir 06:23
infinitywasabi : That java/gjdoc stuff should all be sorting itself out now.06:23
Mithrandirlamont__: both!06:23
Nafallois the kobo-stuff in main? ;-)06:23
jbaileyAnyone here remember bimodem?  So you could chat with the sysop when you did your uploads / downloads?06:23
zuluh no06:24
Mithrandirjbailey: yes.  And upload and download at the same time.06:24
dokotrulux: let's have gcc-3.3 in universe first. it's still used as a build-dependency on some packages06:25
\shjbailey: zmodem, bimodem, x and y modem :) 06:26
\shsometimes I'm using it :)06:26
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pittiHi lamont__ 06:28
mdzmorning06:32
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Nafallomorning mdz :-)06:33
Nafallothom: how up to date is your networkmanager repo? builds on amd64?06:33
dilingerjbailey: it may be better to include a guile interpreter in cdbs2, and have the individual modules written in guile.  oh, and the interpreter can be written in ruby.06:34
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thomNafallo: totally not up to date06:37
thomdon't touch it06:37
thomas soon as i get some licensing issues cleared up it'll be in the archive06:37
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Nafallothom: oki.06:38
pittiHi mdz06:39
pittimdz: could you subscribe to http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/UbuntuMainInclusionQueue ? I approved a few packages today, with a subscription you would be auto-notified06:39
mdzpitti: cool, will do06:41
Simiramaswan: I forgot to cc the mail to you. But Tollef's birthday party will be next saturday. You're making him a cake, remember?06:43
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KaiLnew nvidia driver - droped compatibility for older hardware :(07:27
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diemanhey07:46
diemanwhy hasn't a udev related note been added to the hoary release notes yet?07:46
diemanabout linking in the cd-aliases.rules link.07:46
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{Seb}hey all08:09
{Seb}btw, what happened in the backports meeting08:10
ogra{Seb}, there will be minutes... 08:11
{Seb}i know08:11
{Seb}i read through them08:11
{Seb}the IRC logs but I can't see what the solution is/was08:11
{Seb}ogra: can you give me the basics?08:12
ogra{Seb}, not now, sorry, i'm terribly busy08:12
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{Seb}ogra: one question, is mono 1.1.7 going or staying?08:12
{Seb}ogra: i'm a beagle hacker :-)08:13
{Seb}and this could decide my future with ubuntu08:13
tsengi told him to leave it for now08:13
{Seb}hey tseng08:13
ogra{Seb}, it waits for some dependencys and will be in the default install in breezy08:13
{Seb}i mean mono in backports08:13
ogragiven that its stable enough08:13
Nafallo{Seb}: what tseng said08:14
tsengbut its still wrong.08:14
{Seb}tseng: i saw my name got dragged into it08:14
tsengi think I said you added that stuff on the beagle wiki about backports08:14
tsengwas all08:14
tsengand that i failed to explain to you why the backport is broken08:14
Kamiontseng: oh, I might not have told you, I figured out late last night what was up with beagle/amd64 building08:14
{Seb}yep :-)08:14
tsengKamion: ah sweet!08:14
Kamiontseng: it's an X bug - libxss-dev doesn't depend on libxss108:14
Kamiontseng: I told daniels about it08:15
tsengKamion: thanks!08:15
tsengnice catch.08:15
{Seb}well08:15
{Seb}bye all08:15
Kamion(so libXss.so was a dangling symlink)08:15
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tsenggrr seb08:16
NafalloKamion: rsync -rLtvz would work to bring the symlinks to universe into main and drop universe from my local mirror?08:19
mdzwasabi: around?08:19
NafalloKamion: or should I use -rLtvHz?08:19
Nafallos/to/from/08:25
KamionNafallo: you may need to do two passes08:27
KamionNafallo: see bin/anonftpsync in colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/cdimage--mainline--0 (http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/archives/colin.watson@canonical.com--2005)08:28
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Nafallooki08:28
NafalloKamion: thanx08:28
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jncwhat's going on w/ libgtkhtml?08:39
jnclibgtkhtml20 -> libgtkhtml2-008:39
jnci don't understand that08:39
jncerr it's universe08:40
jnchmm08:40
jnci think, nevermind what i was asking.    it's just that gnucash depends on some version of libgtkhtml that is no longer in breezy, and also a version of libofx which has been obsoleted08:45
srbakerwho do i speak to about the ubuntu bounties applicable for google soc?08:45
jnci hacked it up a bit and now it's working, so that's not anything i would say is bug-worthy08:46
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philipacamaniacCan I get someone to check my first deb package for errors or outstanding issues? It is at http://philipandjenny.com/wp-content/kubuntu-pkgmenu_1.3-0ubuntu1.deb08:48
Treenaksphilipacamaniac: have you run it through linda and lintian?08:49
philipacamaniacI ran it through lintian, but I don't know linda08:49
philipacamaniaclemme do that08:49
philipacamaniaclintian was clean (for the most part)08:50
philipacamaniaclinda outputs nada08:51
uniqyou have to provide the source and the diff.08:51
philipacamaniacokay, well, that's the thing - it's just a shell script. what is my source? The shell script?08:52
uniqyes.. the source you use to build the package.08:53
philipacamaniacokay so pretty much just a orig.tar.gz with the original files08:54
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philipacamaniacthanks08:55
mdzjnc: if it's uninstallable, that's a bug, and should be reported to malone08:56
syndicateI'm trying to build a .deb out of the fedora directory server, I am almost there, but it is looking for svrcore.h which should be a part of mozilla security stuff09:00
syndicatedoes anyone have anything I can look for?09:00
dokosyndicate: packages.ubuntu.com, search for the file09:00
syndicatedang09:01
syndicatenot on there09:01
syndicateI guess I am stuck09:01
wasabi_Eclipse runs.09:03
wasabi_UnF.09:03
wasabi_Okay! Uploaded!09:05
newz2000I'm running into troubles using the new kickstart feature and not finding much help outside of one page in the wiki... Can anyone here help?09:06
wasabi_I need somebody to do an upload of java-common to main for me.09:06
wasabi_http://akita.larvalstage.net/~wasabi/java-common09:06
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philipacamaniacuniq: Do I create a separate debian source package, with packagename.orig.tar.gz and packagename.dsc as the contents?09:15
mdzwasabi_: the new ecj-bootstrap uploaded today added unsatisfiable build-dependencies; we've tried to fix things up and hopefully it will retry soon09:18
mdzmeanwhile that whole stack is still blocked09:18
wasabi_was that my fault or somebody elses?09:18
wasabi_i dont remember what i did last night09:18
mdzdunno, I think both you and doko uploaded it recently09:18
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wasabi_k. I have uploaded a new eclipse which builds and launches and works.09:19
Nafallobaz seems great. my-id: invalid id (...) :-P09:19
wasabi_And is suitable for main as far as I can tell. I need to go thru the entire dep tree.09:19
srbakerwasabi, where can i download eclipse packages?09:19
wasabi_multiverse.09:20
srbakerwasabi, and does RDT work with it?09:20
wasabi_RDT?09:20
srbakerreally?  wow09:20
srbakerrubyeclipse.sf.net09:20
wasabi_no clue. There is a lot of work to be done.09:20
srbakerahh09:20
wasabi_On supporting plugins, etc.09:20
wasabi_It does load plugins from /usr/local/share/eclipse09:20
srbakerwell, i'll keep using sun's java until it's working with RDT properly09:20
wasabi_What does RDT do?09:20
wasabi_Chances are if it's just a plugin and stuff, it'll work fine.09:20
wasabi_If it's doing some crazy stuff, it might not. ;009:21
srbakerit's ruby support09:21
dokowasabi_: it needs a sync from experimental, which will become possible in about 30 minutes.09:21
wasabi_I know nothing about ruby. How is it called from Eclipse?09:21
wasabi_JNI? Or just launching hte binary?09:21
wasabi_etc etc... that is the stuff that matters.09:21
srbakerwasabi, it calls the bin09:21
srbakerhrm.  there don't seem to be prices listed with the ubuntu bounties09:21
wasabi_doko, okay. My changes might already be in experimental. I have no idea who is keeping track of what on the Debian side.09:21
srbakeri'm trying to figure out if i can afford to spend my whole summer working my ass off on bounties09:21
Amaranthsrbaker: If you mean for Google then it's them that pays you.09:22
srbakerAmaranth, no, not google.  i'm not a student.09:22
srbakerUSD $4500 would be more than enough to make it worthwhile, though09:22
wasabi_mdz, should I be adding myself to the technicalboardagenda for main consideration?09:24
wasabi_or is there another more appropiate place to put it09:24
mdzwasabi_: ask ogra or someone else from MOTU for guidance on the process09:25
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wasabi_yeah he said to do that. ;)09:25
wasabi_just making sure!09:25
mdzyay, ecj-bootstrap built09:26
mdzsrbaker: submit a proposal to me with a price09:27
dokomdz, wasabi: ecj-bootstrap failed, because libant1.6-java is in universe09:28
mdzdoko: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/e/ecj-bootstrap/3.0.1-3/ecj-bootstrap_3.0.1-3_20050602-2014-i386-successful.gz09:29
dokoohh, yes, http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/byDate/today.html was just updated09:30
srbakermdz, will do.  would it be acceptable to combine a few into one price?09:31
srbakermdz, i want to do system config tools and the simple backup solution one09:31
syndicateIf I wanted to file a bug against mozilla to be updated to provide the libsvrcore stuff, where would I do it?  In the universe bugzilla or the main one?09:31
srbakerand maybe a third09:32
mdzsrbaker: it is preferable (I expect for both of us, in the end) to keep them separate09:32
srbakerokay09:32
mdzif we lumped them together, it would be all-or-nothing for all of them09:32
srbakerokay, that's faie09:32
srbakerfair09:32
srbakerpython is the preferred devel language, right?09:32
mdzcorrect09:33
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NafalloKamion: dang. lot's of usefull stuff in there. would you like a kiss or something? :-)09:40
mdzRiddell: are you around?  your last commit broke the kubuntu seed archive09:43
mdzRiddell: you need to fix your umask to allow group writability, and chmod -R g+w /home/warthogs/archives/kubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds/seeds--breezy/seeds--breezy--009:44
uniqi think he's out.. said something about handing out cds.09:44
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shayais there an issue w/ regular keyboard input in X now? (not ctrl-combos) I just restarted X and can't do any keyboard (as opposed to mouse which works fine) in X besides for ctrl-alt-backspace to kill it09:56
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Zomb/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-linux/3.3.5/../../../crt1.o: file not recognized: File format not recognized10:10
Zombdoes anyone have an idea about what is going wrong there?10:10
Zombdebsums does not display any faults10:10
Amaranthseb128: pyxdg 0.14 is out, smeg needs it. Sorry about all these updates. :)10:11
NafalloAmaranth: lol10:11
NafalloAmaranth: will you ever put smeg in the archive? ;-)10:12
AmaranthNafallo: working on getting it into universe right now10:12
Amaranthjust need 0.14 to go with smeg 0.7.4 and it should be good10:12
Nafallohehe10:13
NafalloAmaranth: tomorrow you will want 0.15 to got with smeg 0.7.5 ;-)10:13
Amaranthno no, i'm done :P10:13
Nafallohehe10:13
seb128Amaranth: uploaded10:14
syndicatethis retarded piece of shit10:14
syndicate!10:14
Amaranthdamn, that was fast10:14
syndicateok, this make file forces a specific installation directory, how can you make a deb of this10:15
seb128Amaranth: yeah, users want smeg :p10:16
seb128I don't want to make them angry :)10:16
Amaranthseb128: I have users?10:17
seb128apparently yep10:17
seb128since some new user keep asking how to edit menu, and some other keep pointing smeg10:18
Amaranthgnome-menus (>= 2.10) | kdelibs-data (>= 3.4) is the right way to depend on one or the other, right?10:18
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hervehi10:23
herveseb128, ping10:23
Zombforget it, broken binutils caused that problem10:24
seb128herve: pong10:26
seb128Amaranth: yep10:26
herveseb128, there's a new dia in debian I'd like to merge10:27
herveseb128, mind I provide you a package to upload?10:27
seb128not at all10:27
seb128thank you for your work on it :)10:27
seb128herve: you can use verbiste from debian/experimental, it works fine with GNOME 2.1010:28
seb128herve: it's not synced yet for ubuntu due to the CXX transition10:28
hervenice to hear, thanks10:29
seb128np10:29
herveseb128, hmm... it makes the panel hang10:34
seb128oh?10:34
Nafallomaswan: ping10:39
Amaranthseb128: You should let me take the MenuEditor bounty as a part of Google's Summer of Code. :)10:41
seb128Amaranth: I'm not handling bounties ....10:41
Amaranthseb128: Yeah, but you said to drop it.10:41
diemanheh10:42
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diemaneven though its not a bounty, im interested int helping out with NetworkWideUpdates10:43
seb128yeah, gnome-menus ships one, there is an another one on the GNOME CVS, and there is smeg which is opensource10:43
seb128I don't think we need to bounty that objectively10:43
seb128dieman: nice10:43
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diemanits something i really need10:46
diemani do it in a very non-auditable way right now, im never really, really sure all the machines are up to date10:47
diemanim fairly sure.10:47
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herveseb128: panel hang is reproducible10:48
herveeven after reboot10:48
seb128herve: utch10:48
seb128when does that happen?10:48
seb128remove the package to fix it?10:49
herveit happens when I add the applet10:49
hervethe panel hangs and is likely to crash10:49
hervewhen I manually kill it, gnome question about reloading it is hung too10:50
herveno, a kill -9 puts it to reason :-)10:51
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ajmitchhi pitti 10:54
herveseb128, found it: I had not updated verbiste-gnome... :-)10:55
herveseb128, let me suggest strict dependencies!10:55
pittihi10:55
hervehi pitty10:55
diemanwow10:56
diemanarch is cool10:56
diemanfinally forced myself to use it10:57
herveyes it is10:57
Amaranthyou're using baz and not tla, right?10:58
pittidieman: yes, once you get used to it you'll love it :-)10:58
diemanAmaranth: yeah10:59
diemani tried using tla and got the dreaded 'arch_archive_connect: attempt to connect to incompatible archive'10:59
diemanand found this page: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs/ubuntu-kernel-2005-03-17.html10:59
diemanwhich was essentialy fabbione saying to use baz :)10:59
Amaranthso, someone had a good idea on what to do with gnome and cvs10:59
Amaranthmigrate to subversion and mirror in baz10:59
Amaranthbaz mirror is read-only11:00
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pittidieman: baz is *much* easier to live with11:01
hervebut tla and baz use the same archive format?11:01
Nafallopitti: oh yea? my-id: invalid id11:03
Nafallopitti: ;-)11:03
diemanheh11:03
pittiherve: not really11:03
pittiherve: baz can read, write and create the tla format, but its native format is different11:03
pittiNafallo: erm, and the same id works with tla?11:03
Nafallopitti: dunno. never used tla.11:04
hervepitti: good, that way is enough for me11:04
Nafallopitti: I'm new to all those rc-systems ;-)11:04
pittiNafallo: an user id must look like "Name <email>"11:04
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diemanhmm11:04
Nafallopitti: did that. probably doesn't like  :-P.11:04
herveNafallo, yes, I had to forget the diacritics of my name11:05
pittiNafallo: oh yes, these beasts still have serious trouble with non-ascii chars11:05
diemanit seems like NetworkWideUpdates is a bit less than I hoped for at the moment.  Mostly helps out people who don't already have a file distribution and command execution infrastructure of their 'pile of machines'11:05
Nafallodang. I have to go with Bjalevik then ;-)11:05
Nafalloor change name :-P11:06
herveseb128, I forget about dia for now, it's caught in the fire of cxx transition11:08
ajmitchdieman: what do you want NetworkWideUpdates to be? pushing updates to a group of machines?11:09
diemanajmitch: i really should sit down and think about it more, right now i do similar to whats proposed with cfengine by running certain apt commands periodically.11:10
seb128herve: k11:10
wasabi_I have really given a lot of consideration to a Apt network update system. I have a lot of ideas. ;)11:10
diemanwhat im interested in is having profiles of machines and having an agent try and bring machines close to that profile and alert me when it can't.11:11
wasabi_Actually I started working on something awhile ago.11:11
hervewasabi_, thanks for eclipse 3.0 by the way!11:11
wasabi_np11:11
wasabi_it work for you?11:11
wasabi_It's totally unbuilt.11:11
diemaneither meaning that the packages are broken in some way, or that some security update isn't making it out there.11:11
wasabi_But you can build it yourself!11:11
hervehaven't tried yet11:11
dieman(checking versions and packages installed)11:11
diemanon top of the profile, having allowed exceptions for certain machines and alerting to additional packages manually installed would be nice so I know if another administrator or one of our 'administrator users' is using extra software.11:12
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diemanso I have a good idea of what software we need to be sure to support in the future, etc.11:12
wasabi_my apt update idea:   A daemon that simply manages an apt mirror.11:12
wasabi_The daemon (thru a web interface) provides an interface to view what updates are proposed, and accept or reject them.11:12
wasabi_Or schedule them.11:13
NafalloKamion: ping11:13
diemanstaging systems like that would be nifty11:13
wasabi_That's what MS does.11:13
wasabi_Basically.11:13
diemanespecially if we can have the staff machines test updates11:13
wasabi_The client machines simply apt-get update on a schedule. Reporting information could be sent to the server.11:13
diemanand then the rest of the machines.11:13
wasabi_I was going to do it in Mono.11:14
wasabi_Back when I last thought about it.11:14
Nafallohmm, off for the evening it was.11:15
wasabi_pretty easy to implement actually.11:15
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lifelessKamion: ping11:24
Nafallolifeless: he's off for the evening since som hours ago.11:26
lifelessah11:27
lifelessprobly moving some more foo11:27
pittijbailey: yay cdbs, thanks11:29
pittiseb128: ^ that means that we now should get nice pot files for your gnome uploads :-)11:30
seb128rock!11:30
diemanajmitch: did you catch any of that, or should we get some people together and brainstorm issues? :)11:30
pittiseb128: so please upload the whole gnome now, kthxbye11:30
diemanhaha11:31
pitti;-)11:31
jbaileypitti: Yup.  And if anyone asks why the shred of docs there were there is now gone, I'll give'em your number ;)11:33
pitticdbs had docs? *duck*11:33
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jbaileypitti: Well it had a graph that noone looked at.11:33
jbaileylifeless: Who's the packager?11:33
lifelessbrett cunly11:34
jbaileylifeless: Is this an upload targetted at Sarge?11:34
lifelesssorrru cundal11:34
lifelessno, sid11:34
lifelessgnu smalltalk is a year old, and it doesn't need to be.11:35
jbaileySure, I can do it.  Is he planning to take it over, or just do a single update?11:35
lifelesshes been at this for a while, so I think is in it for the long haul : http://www.cundal.net/debian/11:36
lifeless(Hes the current maintainer FWIW)11:36
ajmitchdieman: I caught some of that, and I think it should be written down somewhere :)11:41
diemanajmitch: ok11:42
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diemani'll write down that i should either harass the mailing list or make up a wiki entry11:42
diemanabout the idea11:42
diemani dont expect it to be a breezy goal, etc.11:42
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diemani've got an idea from my experiences here, but i need to find other desktop admins and figure out how they've been doing things11:43
diemani've not met many people handling 50+ desktops (let alone nearly 300)11:44
lifeless50 is on the low side for an admin, should be > 100 per admin even with windows11:45
dokoelmo: lib32z1-dev and lib32z1 are NEW and should be moved to main. ia32-libs now depends on lib32z1, gcc-4.0 will build-depend on lib32z1-dev11:47
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