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makomdke: hey12:02
mdkemako, did anything come of the ops in #ubuntu for CC members?12:03
makoman.. i can't recall12:03
mdkefair enough12:03
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mdkeis it worth discussing tomorrow?12:04
mdkemako ^12:04
makomdke: put it on the agenda, we can skip over it if isn't12:08
mdkemako, alrighty12:08
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Lowe_Gearhey12:12
Lowe_Geari've looked thru the Breezy wiki12:12
Lowe_Gearhaving hopped over from Google's Summer of Code page12:12
Lowe_Gearam interested in working for one of the bounties, namely LightweightDesktop12:12
Lowe_Gearis there anybody i can talk to with regard to this?12:12
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IFRFLY1Hi, all. the latest version of linux-headers-2.6.10-5-386 has caused several problems with my notebook. Where can i find the last version and revert entirely?12:14
xhakeris there someone here that i can talk to in regard to speedstep-centrino and acpicpufreq modules?12:14
IFRFLY1I should mention no one on #ubuntu could answer this over the past several hours12:15
xhakerthe thing is bios.max_speed = 1700 and it only scales to 160012:15
mdkeIFRFLY1, not sure, but it would be very helpful if you could file a bug about that12:15
IFRFLY1I will do that on...where, the wiki?12:15
xhakerIFRFLY1, Linux-headers caused problems?12:15
mdkeIFRFLY1, http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com, thanks very much12:16
IFRFLY1Yes. First, it reverted to 0.19 of the ipw2200 driver (current stable is 1.0.0), second I've been experiencing several weird things...including the fact that my fan now never turns off despite operating temps WELL at the low end of the spectrum.12:16
IFRFLY1mdke, I will do that.12:16
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IFRFLY1Can anyone offer an idea about how I might revert?12:17
tsengim not sure how linux-headers affects your running drivers and acpi12:17
IFRFLY1linux headers own the drivers and bring in the /wireless12:17
IFRFLY1afaict12:18
xhakertseng, exactly, he might be talking abou linux-image12:18
xhakerlol12:18
IFRFLY1Maybe!12:18
tsenglinux-headers brings in.. headers12:18
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xhakerIFRFLY1, ubuntu never shiped 1.0+ drivers for ipw220012:18
tsengand we didnt revert anyone ipw12:18
xhakerso it wasn't that what reverted yours to version 0,1912:18
IFRFLY1Righto. I know. But 0.19 don't work for me or anyone else (lots of forum activitiy on that one.12:18
IFRFLY1Okay, I'm willing to admit total defeat. 12:19
IFRFLY1However...12:19
IFRFLY1(locate ipw2200: /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.10-5-386/include/config/ipw2200)12:19
tsengerm no12:19
tsengthose are headers12:19
xhakerIFRFLY1, compile the ipw2200 module yourself.. there is more than enough info on that on the forums12:19
tsengheaders are used to build glibc and 3rd party kernel modules12:19
tsengstuff like that12:19
IFRFLY1I did compile them myself and wrote the howto at http://www.nickselby.com/articles/?a=180712:20
IFRFLY1BUt12:20
IFRFLY1after accepting an update last week offered by the update applet, I was reverted to 0.1912:20
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IFRFLY1The only thing I saw was "Linux Headers"12:20
tsengso install it again12:20
IFRFLY1I did. 12:20
tsengso whats the problem12:21
IFRFLY1However while wireless is working fine, this fan problem started at exactly the same time12:21
KaiLuhm, the ipw2200 in hoary doesn't work?12:21
tsengbecause its not linux-headers.12:21
tsengKaiL: WFM12:21
IFRFLY1Right. I'm willing to admit both ignorance and helplessness12:21
KaiL2 Laptops here ;)12:21
IFRFLY1However I would really like all to work as it did last week!12:21
KaiLand I'm SHURE, there would be activitily like hell, if there's a bug ;)12:21
IFRFLY1KaiL: on many people's laptops it did not.12:22
xhakerIFRFLY1, try lsmod | grep acpi12:22
IFRFLY1sony_acpi               6280  012:22
IFRFLY1pcc_acpi               11264  012:22
xhakerKaiL, ipw2200 v0.19 is known to die if you the connection idles a bit12:23
IFRFLY1KaiL: there was a LOT of activiity on the forums about it. I get thank you notes almost daily for the howto12:23
IFRFLY1xhaker, others also experienced difficulty in changing networks12:23
xhakermaybe,12:23
KaiLinteresting...12:23
IFRFLY1Yes, esp as it was *not* universally suffered12:23
xhakeri compiled 1.0.4 and am using gtkwifi12:23
KaiL...good, that the breezy kernel will come with 1.0.4 ;)12:24
xhaker:)12:24
xhakerdidnt know that12:24
IFRFLY1I could not get anything above 1.0.0 to work on my machine, neither could literally dozens of people on the lists and forums12:24
xhakeri've been interested in the audio developments for breezy :P12:24
IFRFLY1I'd LOVE to help track it down, despite my limited technical knowledge  :)12:24
IFRFLY1I'd be willing to test and document12:24
IFRFLY1Did the result of that lsmod | grep acpi interest anyone?12:25
xhakerIFRFLY1, what? 1.0.4 modules doesnt work there?12:25
Lowe_Gearanybody: is there anybody i can talk to regarding BreezyBounties?12:25
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IFRFLY1Correct. I have a presario v4020 US and nothing above 1.0.0 worked after a reboot12:25
xhakerIFRFLY1, yes.. you have a sony laptop and  the module was loaded.. 12:25
IFRFLY1I have a compaq presario V4020. A problem dawns12:26
xhakerlol12:26
xhakercompaq presario loads sony_acpi module.. something is not right12:26
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xhakeris it a centrino?12:27
IFRFLY1Yes, xhaker, I would be extraordinarily grateful if someone could suggest a course of action. 12:27
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xhakerIFRFLY1, sony sowing the is no problem12:27
xhakershowing12:27
IFRFLY1good12:27
IFRFLY1!12:28
xhakerit is just statint that you have the module there12:28
xhakernow12:28
xhakertry /etc/init.d/powernowd start12:28
Lowe_Gear....... anybody: is there anybody i can talk to regarding BreezyBounties?12:28
IFRFLY1okay... It started12:28
xhakerLowe_Gear, maybe you'll be more successful if you send a mail to the mailbox they setup?12:28
Lowe_Gearalready did. thanks.12:29
tsengcan you put a * in .install?12:29
tsengyes.12:29
xhakerIFRFLY1, load the cpu frequency applet12:29
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xhakersee if it is scaling12:29
xhakerIFRFLY1, ?12:30
IFRFLY1Sorry, is that cpufreq-selector?12:30
IFRFLY1xhaker?12:31
xhakerlets see12:32
xhakerdo that thingie again -> lsmod | grep acpi12:32
IFRFLY1sure12:32
IFRFLY1sony_acpi               6280  012:32
IFRFLY1pcc_acpi               11264  012:32
xhakerhmm12:33
xhakertry.. sudo modprobe acpi_cpufreq12:33
IFRFLY1hmm. FATAL: Error inserting acpi_cpufreq (/lib/modules/2.6.10-5-386/kernel/arch/i386/kernel/cpu/cpufreq/acpi-cpufreq.ko): Device or resource busy12:33
IFRFLY1But ps aux | grep cpufreq shows nothing. . . If that means anything. 12:34
xhakerwhat is your cpu?12:34
IFRFLY1One sec. .. 12:34
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IFRFLY11.5GHz Intel Centrino  Mobile Technology featuring Intel Pentium M Processor 715A12:35
lsuactiafnerwould upgrading from GLIBC_2.3.3 to GLIBC_2.3.5 create problems on hoary12:36
Unfrgivendid you guys hear that Apple's technology for allowing the same binaries on intel & ppc is called Rosetta?12:37
IFRFLY1Nice.12:37
xhakerIFRFLY1, try sudo modprobe speedstep-centrino12:38
IFRFLY1OKay...It didn't complain...12:38
xhaker:)12:38
jdubUnfrgiven: yeah, lots :)12:38
xhakeris it scaling?12:39
IFRFLY1I am unable to launch that monitor12:39
xhakerIFRFLY1, d you know how?12:40
IFRFLY1The cpu frequency applet? Probably not - is it the cpufreq-selector?12:40
xhakerright click in gnome pannel.. add to pannel12:40
IFRFLY1I was doing ALT+F2 cpufreq and it autocompleted - selector...sorry, yes?12:40
IFRFLY1Ah12:41
IFRFLY1Okay. It's running and says, 600MHz12:41
xhaker:)12:41
xhakerso it is working :P12:41
IFRFLY1Righto. However I must say I'm still not sure what is causing my fan to be constantly on with temps at 43C... Though that monitor is cool! 12:42
IFRFLY1And I take it I could scale this up to go to 1.5MHz if I liked life on the wild side? 12:43
xhakerIFRFLY1, run glxgears on the terminal and see if it goes up12:44
lsuactiafnernot wild but warm and melty12:44
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xhakerand btw.. you should be using linux-image-58612:44
IFRFLY1 Isuactiafner....MMM, gooey CPU. And xhaker, affirmative: up to 1.50 and I'm stoping it before I have an intel sandwich.12:45
xhakerinstead of 386 stuff12:45
IFRFLY1THAT was a cool thing, xhaker.  12:45
IFRFLY1I agree -- I asked on forums as to why I had 386 and no one could tell me. Being new and all......12:45
IFRFLY1Can you tell me how I can get the 586 stuff?12:45
lsuactiafnerxhaker : how would i go about updating to GLIBC_2.3.5? and will it be relativly safe on hoary?12:45
xhakerIFRFLY1, it doesn't melt or something :P12:45
IFRFLY1Grill?12:45
xhakerlsuactiafner, i believe someone answered that already.. don't!12:46
lsuactiafnerdidnt see anyone answer me? except someone that told me glibc aint fun12:47
xhakerIFRFLY1, 386 kernel is the kernel that works on every x86 platform :P but if you want to get a speed boost from current cpus.. you should use 58612:47
lsuactiafnerbecuase i want to install newest nvidia drivers12:47
xhakerlsuactiafner, when you try to install glibc 2.3.5 does it tell you that it has to remove anything?12:48
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IFRFLY1Actually, here's the thing: I'm actually quite pleased with ALL ubuntu has bropught me: speed, power, battery management, color, it's lovely. Until last week when the fan started running all the time with temps in the 40s. HP says temp operating range is 40 to 60C before the fan needs to be on. But since accepting the upgrade option from the update applet, the fan has kicked on constantly. 12:48
xhakerIFRFLY1, ohh.. and if you install the 586 kernel you'll have to recompile the i386 module again12:49
lsuactiafnerwell sadly i cant find the apt-get package to install to upgrade.. heh12:49
xhakeripw220012:49
xhakeri meant12:49
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IFRFLY1I don't mind that at all>...12:49
IFRFLY1Long as the breeze and fan noise stops. 12:49
IFRFLY1it's like  three minute compile all steps included!12:49
xhakerIFRFLY1, i guess i'm lucky.. my fans are quiet most of the time.. but my processor only scales to 1600 and it is 1700 max12:50
xhakerlol12:50
xhakerIFRFLY1, you have to install the linux-headers-586 too12:50
xhakeryou should know that by now ;)12:50
IFRFLY1I see. But I guess what I am saying is that the fan should NOT be on and didn't used to be on and I wonder how I can track down what has changed since last week as I've not changed anything except the upgrade .......12:51
IFRFLY1Can you help me track down the problem?12:51
xhakeris the fan still making noise now?12:51
IFRFLY1Yes!12:51
IFRFLY1It has not turned off in the past four hours!12:51
xhakertry  lsmod | grep thermal12:52
IFRFLY1thermal                13576  012:52
IFRFLY1processor              22708  2 speedstep_centrino,thermal12:52
lsuactiafnerIFRFLY1 : run top check if something is using your CPU12:52
lsuactiafnermore than it should12:52
xhakerlsuactiafner, he has the cpu freq applet in gnome.. and it says 600mhz12:53
xhakerits in low profile12:53
xhakerIFRFLY1, is the monitor still saying 600mhz?12:53
IFRFLY1I did, and I'm running gkrellm and it shows NOTHing. CPU at no more than 16% and temps showing as 41.C and 43C for the two sensors12:53
IFRFLY1Yessir12:53
KaiLIFRFLY1: you are shure, it's the cpu fan?12:53
IFRFLY1NO!12:53
IFRFLY1No one has asked me.12:53
IFRFLY1What other fans would there be?12:54
xhakerHD12:54
xhakerhard drive maybe12:54
KaiLthere could be one on the graphcs chip...12:54
lsuactiafnercat /proc/cpuinfo12:54
IFRFLY1Well. The disk activity monitor shows very little actitivity.....one sec...12:54
lsuactiafnercat /proc/cpuinfo | grep MHz12:54
IFRFLY1just like the monitor says: cpu MHz         : 598.71912:55
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lsuactiafnerwhat power management does his chip use? maybe the process aint running..12:55
xhakerlsuactiafner, it is man..12:55
xhakeri made him load it12:55
lsuactiafneram tailing @ the end of a discussion so not sure if you guys checked that already12:55
xhakerspeedstep-centrino12:55
KaiLxhaker: should that be autoloaded by powernowd?12:55
IFRFLY1xhaker, should that have loadded...12:55
lsuactiafnerconfig correct?12:55
IFRFLY1Oh.12:55
KaiLshouldn't.. better12:56
xhakerKaiL, correct.. powernowd should have loaded that automaticly but it didnt12:56
xhaker:S12:56
KaiLlsuactiafner: his clock is at 600MHz, so the CPU is NOT that problem.12:56
KaiLxhaker: strange - never saw that happen on a Pentium M12:56
lsuactiafnerthink powernowd is amd only12:56
KaiLlsuactiafner: don't think to much :p12:56
lsuactiafneri run my 3200+ @ 100% cpu usage with FAH@Home to keep my room warm.. winter..12:57
lsuactiafnerprolly an expensive way to convert energy to heat..12:57
xhakerKaiL, never? I have a Pentium M 1.7 ghz.. it loads acpicpufreq instead of speedstep-centrino and my max speed is limited to 1.6ghz12:57
xhakerlol12:57
KaiLif you don't need to pay for it and like it to waste energy...12:58
xhakerlsuactiafner, powernowd is a daemon for all cpu types12:58
lsuactiafnerheh12:58
lsuactiafnersouth-africa got cheap energy12:58
lsuactiafnerbut.. my roomie pays power since i rent from him12:58
xhakerKaiL, saw what i wrote before?12:58
lsuactiafnerhe got me using energy-effiecient bulbs that make practially no light12:59
IFRFLY1When I look at gkrellm's disk section it seems to be under 20K, mostly around 12K and lots of idle time. Doesn't seem to be too busy . . . 12:59
KaiLxhaker: about your lap?12:59
xhakeryes01:00
xhakerspeedstep-centrino gives an error when trying to load01:00
xhakerno such device01:00
xhakerlol01:00
lsuactiafneri got so much lag suddenly on the dailup01:01
IFRFLY1Perhaps I can put this another way: is there anything which would have changed in the latest image for my machine which could have affected whether the fans kick on as silly as that sounds?  01:01
KaiLxhaker: strange, shure it's a 1.7? ;)01:02
xhakerit is01:02
xhakerbios.max_speed = 170001:02
KaiLlol01:02
xhakermodel name      : Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 1.70GHz01:02
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xhakerif i disable powernowd it runs at 1.7gz01:02
lsuactiafnerwhats min_speed?01:03
xhaker60001:03
KaiLthat's VERY strange01:03
xhakeri had filled a bug on warty times01:03
KaiLIFRFLY1: even more funny: that was only a sec....01:03
IFRFLY1Sorry KaiL?01:03
lsuactiafnersysctl -a | grep min01:03
KaiLdo you have a geforce go in that?01:03
xhakerhuh?01:04
KaiLIFRFLY1: ?01:04
IFRFLY1Sorry, ?01:04
KaiLthe graphics chip01:04
IFRFLY1AH. ONe sec.01:04
KaiLwe had somebody who had a broken nvidia driver after that update01:04
IFRFLY1HP says: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900-01:04
KaiLmaybe same here and that killed something01:05
IFRFLY1But how can I be certain?>01:05
IFRFLY1The other question was, is it possible to revert to what worked?01:05
KaiLlspci | grep VGA01:05
IFRFLY1yes....one sec01:05
IFRFLY10000:00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corp. Mobile Graphics Controller (rev 03)01:05
xhakerits not your graphics card then01:06
xhakerlol01:06
IFRFLY1Nice to know!01:06
KaiLlooks like intel....01:06
xhakernot more wierd than my problem but wierd nonetheless01:06
KaiLwhyever that is called "Accelerator" (650fps in glxgears(, but that's OT01:06
xhakeri have a question.. is it sure or shure?01:06
xhakeri'm portuguese but i'm pretty sure it's sure01:07
KaiLthink so01:07
mdkeyes01:07
xhakerKaiL and I'm SHURE, there would be activitily like hell, if there's a bug ;)01:07
xhakerlol01:07
xhakerKaiL, you need to learn english.. jk01:08
IFRFLY1I have, it seems, demo effect. No matter what machine I am on it crashes. I visited Nokia HQ a few years ago and their newest Nokia Communicator crashed as they demo'd it to me. 01:08
IFRFLY1So I wouldn't be surprised to learn it's not a widespread bug ;)01:08
xhakerlol01:09
xhakeryou're Doomed01:09
IFRFLY1Yes. 01:09
xhaker(with mexican accent)01:09
xhakerwhat is the model younhave? compaq presario..01:09
IFRFLY1But seriously, would it be possible for me to revert to the last version of the linux-image without actually reinstalling from the CDRom I originally used?  01:09
IFRFLY1V4020US!01:09
IFRFLY1http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/genericDocument?lc=en&cc=us&docname=c0030289401:10
IFRFLY1BTW, after hours on the phone with HP I got a guy at corporate who said there was one (count 'em) guy in the building who used Linux. 01:11
IFRFLY1(he was on holiday)01:11
KaiLIFRFLY1: quite from interest, how fast is glxgears on that intel 9xx?01:11
IFRFLY1Errr. It zooomed up to 1.5ghz before I got scared and turned it off ;)01:12
xhakerno reason to get scared01:12
xhakerrun it again01:12
xhakerit doesnt go past 1.501:12
xhakerlol01:12
IFRFLY1okay. I got scared as it was the exact moment someone mentioned, um, melting.01:12
xhakersee in the terminal what fps fdo you get01:12
IFRFLY1okay, it's running now. 3899 frames in 5.0 seconds = 779.800 FPS01:13
IFRFLY15322 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1064.400 FPS01:13
IFRFLY1up to 5416...5372, that kind of thing it seems01:13
xhakerok01:13
IFRFLY1That is a seriously cool program.01:13
IFRFLY1Which I've just stopped again!01:14
xhakerhehe01:14
lsuactiafnerlol01:14
xhakerIFRFLY1, cat /proc/cpufreq01:15
lsuactiafneri didnt mention melting..01:15
lsuactiafneror incineration01:15
lsuactiafneror fireballs from space..01:15
IFRFLY1          minimum CPU frequency  -  maximum CPU frequency  -  policy01:15
IFRFLY1CPU  0       600000 kHz ( 40 %)  -    1500000 kHz (100 %)  -  userspace01:15
lsuactiafner*innocence self*01:15
IFRFLY1(18:44:21) lsuactiafner: not wild but warm and melty01:16
IFRFLY1;)01:16
lsuactiafnerrofl01:16
lsuactiafnerfake logs!!01:18
lsuactiafnerIFRFLY1 is an imposter!01:18
lsuactiafnerhe is here to discredit me...01:18
IFRFLY1It's true. I've accidentally got two copies of gaim running. My real name is...IFRFLYR01:19
IFRFLY1:P01:19
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tsengcomeon guys01:20
lsuactiafnertseng : you by any chance know much about tc qdisc?01:20
tsengi havent the slightest idea what you are talkinng about01:21
xhakerwhat about texas instruments 3in1 disk reader?01:21
xhakerlol01:21
IFRFLY1Any other ideas xhaker?01:24
lsuactiafneri want a 1in3 reader..01:24
lsuactiafnerjust to phreak ppl out01:24
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mjg59jdub: Hello01:29
jdubmjg59: yo01:30
jdubmjg59: do you have anyone on planet debian using blogspot?01:30
mjg59jdub: Uh. No idea whatsoever, I'm afraid01:31
mjg59jdub: One thing I did want to ask, though - is there any way we can hack something in so Livejournal people can tag their entries for certain planets?01:31
mjg59There's no way to have multiple rss feeds, but it would be nice to be able to prevent certain entries hitting planets01:32
IFRFLY1Look, I"m really grateful for all the help everyone's given, and I'm sadly despairing because I know that this fan issue wasn't an issue before this update. I am sorry to be a pain, but can anyone tell me if/how I can revert to the last linux-image or whether upgrading to the 586 stuff will help?01:32
xhakerIFRFLY1, ty01:33
xhakertry01:33
IFRFLY1try.....?01:33
xhakeryes 01:33
IFRFLY1Ah, try the 586 stuff. 01:34
xhakerinstall the 586 kernel01:34
xhakeryou'll have both01:34
mjg59What?01:34
IFRFLY1Yes. Is this an apt-get thing?01:34
xhakerand be asked to chose which one to boot01:34
mjg59IFRFLY1: Are you running Hoary or Breezy?01:34
IFRFLY1Hoary (5.04 if that's hoary)01:34
mjg59There has been no change in Hoary that should affect when your fan is enabled or disabled01:34
mjg59If your system behaviour has changed after a Hoary update, then file a bug01:35
KaiLdaniels: please add SiS 6326 to the "16bit only list", that chip has some strange bugs01:35
IFRFLY1That was where the discussion began, and I am delighted to file the bug and track it, but people on the list were helping me to determine just *what* was buggy01:35
xhakermjg59, powernowd is loading acpicpufreq instead of speedstep centrino01:35
xhakerHoary here01:35
mjg59xhaker: Uh. That's a perfectly reasonable thing for it to do.01:36
HrdwrBoBKaiL: what specifically, I used one for a long time in 24bit01:36
xhakerit is?01:36
mjg59Yes01:36
xhakeri have a pentium m ..01:36
mjg59xhaker: Put the contents of /proc/cpuinfo somewhere01:36
xhakerok01:37
mjg59The only way that powernowd could change behaviour with a kernel change is if /proc/cpuinfo changed01:37
xhakerit was always like this01:37
mjg59Ok, in that case it's likely to just be a powernowd bug01:37
xhakeri've filled a bug in warty days01:37
mjg59There's no good way to tell whether a chip is a pentium m or not01:37
KaiLHrdwrBoB: the strange memory with the 4MB normal and 4MB texture01:37
mjg59And some pentium ms have broken BIOSes which mean you can't use the centrino driver01:38
HrdwrBoBKaiL: ahh, yech01:38
mjg59In that case, there's a reasonable chance that the acpi driver will work, so we fall back to that01:38
KaiLthe driver can use the texture mem for normal work, but get's slow like hell then01:38
KaiLHrdwrBoB: well, and with 24bit, you come over that limit quite fast01:39
HrdwrBoBKaiL: yeah 4mb isn't very much at all01:40
xhakermjg59, https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5591 this guy has the same laptop.. but, my laptop with acpicpufreq only scales to 1600 when infact it is a 1700. so that can't be right01:40
IFRFLY1mjg59, since I had no trouble until the upgrade is it possible for me to revert to what I had whch worked perfectly?01:40
mjg59xhaker: Bios bug01:41
xhakerbios.max_speed is 170001:41
xhaker:S01:41
mjg59IFRFLY1: If you know which package was updated, then yes01:41
mjg59xhaker: ?01:41
xhakerin the device manager01:42
mjg59xhaker: That's DMI information. It's entirely separate to the ACPI performance state tables.01:42
KaiLHrdwrBoB: normal cards would tell us, if they don't have enough RAM01:42
mjg59Most bits of your BIOS are written by different people01:42
xhakerso.. it is a DSDT problem?01:42
KaiLthis one just get's slow01:42
IFRFLY1Okay, thank you. Is there a record of updates which I make somewhere I can access? I blindly accepted the suggestion of the update applet so wasn't actually paying attention.01:42
mjg59xhaker: No, it's an ACPI performance table issue01:43
mjg59That's kept separately to your DSDT01:43
mjg59Oh, christ, it's an Acer01:43
xhakerhmm.. can i do something?01:43
mjg59File a bug about the driver not giving you full speed01:44
mjg59Then we'll see what we can do01:44
mjg59You're *certain* it's a 1.7GHz machine?01:44
KaiLlol01:44
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xhakermjg59, i am.01:45
xhakeri can get that speed if i disable powernowd01:45
xhakerand the cpu id is right too01:46
mjg59xhaker: Ok. Please file a bug, and we'll see what we can do01:46
xhakermodel name      : Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 1.70GHz01:46
xhakershould i include any attachments01:46
xhakerlike dmesg..01:46
mjg59xhaker: If it's that fast, it's a Dothan. They *need* BIOS support for frequency scaling.01:47
mjg59And if the BIOS provides us incorrect information, then things don't work too well.01:47
mjg59Yeah, please attach dmesg and /proc/cpuinfo01:47
xhakerok01:48
IFRFLY1mjg59, I am sorry to bother you but is there a log of what software updates does? I cannot find it. 01:48
mjg59IFRFLY1: No idea, I'm afraid01:48
IFRFLY1Thank you01:48
mjg59Sorry about that01:48
mjg59If there isn't, then there probably ought to be :)01:49
KaiLIFRFLY1: in synatic is one (if you use that)01:49
IFRFLY1KaiL, I don't. Is there any way I can determine what was done by it, as I really don't relish the idea of reinstalling from the disk just to solve this one problem!01:49
xhakerIFRFLY1, /var/cache/apt/01:49
xhakerin there are the packages you installed01:50
xhakerprobably01:50
xhakerif you didnt clean them01:50
xhaker:P01:50
KaiLIFRFLY1: but that kernel update was only a security patch, so this is VERY strange01:50
IFRFLY1I wish I understood it and do not claim to. 01:50
IFRFLY1I just know that suddenly the fan started running all the timne!01:50
IFRFLY1I didn't clean the cache, though it was software update which installed it - I just signed off on it!01:51
IFRFLY1Would the record be there or in some synaptic place?01:51
xhakerIFRFLY1, /var/cache/apt/archives01:51
xhakerthe packages you installed recently are all there01:51
xhakerthey're downloaded to that location01:52
IFRFLY1Thanks!01:52
xhaker:)01:52
xhakercheck the attributes if you want to know when where they installed01:52
xhakerand such01:52
IFRFLY1Interesting. I see linux-image-2.6.10-5-386_2.6.1 0-34.1_i386.deb was installed. ...On May 20. Meaning that this is not - as several of you surmised - the problem. The only other install done has been mozilla-firefox_1.0.2-0ubuntu5 .3_i386.deb and mozilla-firefox-gnome-support_ 1.0.2-0ubuntu5.3_i386.deb, on the 24th. 01:55
xhakerso there you have01:57
xhakeryour ears are super sensitive01:57
xhakerlol01:57
IFRFLY1Mmmm.01:57
KaiL*g*01:57
IFRFLY1It's possible that it is what several have considered: a hardware problem!01:57
KaiLgo on a party and it'll be solved *g*01:57
IFRFLY1Everyone, thank you for your help and patience. 01:58
xhakernp01:58
jdubelmo: planet update please :)01:58
IFRFLY1I guess I won't file that bug report now!01:58
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xhakermjg59, should i leave the bug unconfirmed or set it has new?02:23
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danielsKaiL: can you elaborate?  got any pointers?03:23
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lamontFailed to fetch http://ia/ubuntu2/dists/breezy/universe/source/Sources.gz  MD5Sum mismatch04:28
lamontwhere is mvo when I want to bitch at him?04:28
lamont(that's when it fetches the .bz2 file, not the .gz file...)04:29
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dilinger  # See, mom?  You *can* bubble exceptions in shell...08:14
dilingerjbailey: when i think of all the times i've argued about that w/ my mom.. :p08:14
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pittigood morning08:56
fabbionehey pitti08:57
Unfrgivenpitti: gday08:59
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TreenaksI just got ~5 months old mail :)09:15
Treenaksno wait09:15
TreenaksI got mail he prepared 5 months ago, nm09:15
pittielmo: can we promote the new postgresql stuff to main today to resolve all these build failures?09:25
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Amaranth"The newer versions of the GNU Emacs documentation, meanwhile, uses the GNU Free Documentation License and makes use of "invariant sections" to force the inclusion of the same documents, additionally requiring that the manuals proclaim themselves as GNU Manuals, whether or not this would be accurate."09:34
Amaranthi now know why the GFDL sucks09:34
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\shanyone alive who can check, why libbonobomm1.3-9c2_1.3.8-2.2ubuntu1_*.deb is not on archive.ubuntu.com? it's compiled already since yesterday night ;)09:39
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\shand why is libccrtp compiled (failed) without even an upload09:43
\shsourceuploaded new version libccrtp-1.3.109:45
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pittiseb128: uh, gamin finally works now? I saw that you closed the upstream bug10:27
seb128sjoerd dropped the patch for 0.1.0/Debian10:27
seb128so I've tried with the while.... without the patch10:27
seb128works fine10:27
seb128let's assume that's fixed :)10:28
seb128the other case described which was b0rked here too works fine with 0.1.010:28
Amaranthwas the gamin stuff the reason gnome-menus doesn't update at all anymore?10:28
Amaranthor is that a gnome-menus bug i should file?10:28
seb128that's not a known issue10:28
seb128since when10:29
seb128what have you changed?10:29
Amaranth2.11.110:29
Amaranthupgraded to that, it stopped working10:29
seb128works for me(tm)10:29
Amaranthseveral other people have this problem10:29
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Amaranthwell, at least 2 others10:29
seb128you can set GAM_DEBUG and send a debug log10:29
Amarantherr10:29
infinityseb128 : Will you take care of making sure gamin 0.1.0 gets synced?10:29
infinityseb128 : I have an open Ubuntu bug which was closed in the Debian 0.1.0.10:29
Amaranthcan you put that in stupid terms (example command line)? it's 3am10:29
seb128infinity: I've already synced it half an hour ago, why ?10:30
infinityseb128 : Ahh, cool.  Then I'll close my bug. :)10:30
seb128infinity: it fixes the libfam Conflicts stuff, you have a bug open about this IIRC10:30
infinityseb128 : That's the one, yes.10:30
seb128I was going to close it sometime today, but go ahead :)10:31
infinityClosed.10:31
seb128Amaranth: I don't get your bug, if you want to be useful open a proper bug with a debug log of what gamin is doing10:31
seb128Amaranth: you can read gamin page on how to get a such log10:31
Amaranthi don't know how to find out what gamin is doing10:31
seb128I need to google for you?10:31
seb128a sec10:31
Amaranthok, that'll have to wait until i've had sleep and remember to do it10:32
seb128http://www.gnome.org/~veillard/gamin/debug.html10:32
seb128read that 10:32
Amaranthok10:33
Amaranthhow do i kill gnome-panel and make it not start again on it's own?10:33
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Amaranthoh, i can just send it a signal10:35
seb128gnome-session-remove gnome-panel10:37
AmaranthI'm guessing the problem is Queue Full10:37
Amaranthwhich is the bug in b.g.o about that part of the code needing to be completely rewritten10:37
Amaranththe debug log is basically nothing but Queue Full10:38
seb128you use inotify or dnotify?10:38
Amaranthno clue10:38
Amaranthi'm on the 2.6.10 kernel10:38
seb128so probably dnotify10:38
seb128and you have gamin 0.1.0 ?10:39
Amaranthyeah10:39
seb128k, I've no idea about your bug but that seems to be a gamin issue10:39
seb128feel free to bug upstreams, but don't bug on gamin without following the upstream page and beeing clear on the bug10:40
Amaranthpretty sure it's a gnome-menus bug, markmc has admitted that part of the code sucks10:40
seb128how so?10:40
Amaranthlet me find the bug #10:41
seb128gamin should not break even if the gnome-menus code is crap10:41
seb128http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172046 ?10:41
Amaranthhttp://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=160194 says it's fixed, the one you linked to says it isn't10:42
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Amaranthseb128: would this happening even with a 2.6.12 kernel prove it's a gnome-menus thing?11:09
Amaranthi'm assuming gamin uses inotify on 2.6.1211:09
seb128no11:10
seb128gamin could be bugged as well11:10
Amaranthok11:10
AmaranthWell, i'm going to bed. I'll try to get someone to help me figure out which tomorrow, I guess.11:11
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seb128later11:11
fabbioneelmo: ping+??11:14
pittifabbione: what's that, an increased ping? more urgency?11:14
fabbionepitti: well i need to know how much he will hate me before i upload the next kernel, if the total amount of kernel binaries (in size) will be over a GigaByte11:15
bob2jesus11:15
pittifabbione: yeah, given the current lack of hd space on jackass... :-)11:15
fabbionemirrors might NOT like that11:15
fabbione[   ]  linux-image-2.6.12-1-686-dbg_2.6.11.93-1.3_i386.deb          07-Jun-2005 09:57  147M11:15
fabbionewhat's wrong with that?11:16
fabbione;)11:16
pittifabbione: then make the kernel arch:all and implement it in shell *duck*11:16
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fabbionepitti: that would be easier :)11:16
elmofabbione: err, WTF?11:17
elmodude, that's really not cool11:17
fabbioneahaha11:17
fabbioneelmo: we know :)11:17
pittiHi elmo, howdy11:17
fabbionei was just teasing you11:17
fabbionewe are finding another solution11:17
fabbioneelmo: i really really couldn't resit to see your face11:17
fabbione"face" -> reaction11:18
pittielmo: do we need mdz for promoting packages to main? (the postgresql stuff, which causes ftbfs since it's still in universe)11:18
fabbionefrom #ubuntu-kernel:11:18
fabbione<fabbione> can you image over a GB of kernel push to the mirror on each update?11:18
fabbione<fabbione> elmo will hang us on a cross, starts the witch dance and burns us alive11:18
pittifabbione: do we really need to have the -dbg packages in the normal archive? how many people actually use it?11:22
fabbionepitti: no we can't push that to the archive.11:23
fabbionepitti: we are thinking of another solution11:23
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elmopitti: do we really want both versions in main?11:28
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seb128pitti: have you planned to roll language-pack updates soon?11:28
seb128pitti: they changed the evolution translation domain to evolution-2.4 for the new version, so no it's not translated; which sucks11:29
pittielmo: I think so, we need 7.4 for upgrades and 8.0 for - well - it's the latest crack11:30
pittielmo: I have to support both anyway11:30
pittiseb128: as soon as daf builds me a new tarball11:30
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pittiback, crappy network12:06
pittiI lost everything after <seb128> pitti: they changed the evolution translation domain to evolution-2.4...12:06
pittiseb128, elmo: ^ did you say anything to me after that?12:06
Burgundaviapitti, no, he didn't12:07
pittiok, thanks12:07
seb128<pitti> seb128: as soon as daf builds me a new tarball12:09
seb128<pitti> back, crappy network12:09
seb128pitti: nobody spoke between that12:09
pittigot that, thanks12:09
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pittielmo: thanks for the psql processing12:26
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pittisjoerd: if you have some time to discuss the gvm stuff, just ping me01:09
sjoerdpitti: this evening if you don't mind.. currently working 01:09
pittisjoerd: sure, that's fine01:09
elmoKamion: I just upgraded a box from piglet (!) to hoary and ended up without an ssh user... ever seen anything like that?01:20
Kamiondo you mean sshd?01:21
Kamionthere's no ssh user01:21
Kamion        if ! getent passwd sshd >/dev/null; then01:21
Kamion                adduser --quiet --system --no-create-home --home /var/run/sshd sshd01:21
Kamion        fi01:21
Kamionthat's run unconditionally in openssh-server.postinst; would getent passwd sshd have exited zero despite the lack of the user, for some reason?01:22
elmohmm, checking01:22
elmo(obviously can't just ssh in ;-)01:22
elmocan't see why that would fail - and it didn't when reran.  oh well01:25
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Kamionelmo: unless openssh-server.postinst fell over before that01:30
Kamionit's set -e ...01:30
elmodebconf was kind of upset as I purged it's front-end-of-choice, but I didn't think that'd be enough to not run the rest of the postinst?01:31
elmoand dpkg definitely exited 0, not with an error01:31
Kamionno, debconf should fall back cleanly01:31
Kamionhm, I'm looking at current trunk, I'll dig out hoary01:31
Kamionsame thing01:32
Kamioncould adduser have failed silently?01:32
elmoit's possible I guess, I'm not sure what adduser was installed at the time01:33
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elmoKamion: sorry, don't worry about it, it's a fairly odd ball machine, with a unique setup, I just wondered if it's something you'd seen elsewhere - if not, I'm happy to ignore it01:37
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Kamionelmo: it's not something I've heard of, certainly; just don't like to rule out weird shit01:39
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elmohow have apple (or someone) NOT got sued for bodily harm resulting from the front facing laptop cd drives ejecting01:48
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Treenakselmo: expensive lawyers & disclaimers, probably01:49
mdkeelmo, you can be the first01:51
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thomelmo: because fortunately no-one sells sharpened cds yet01:56
mdke*grins*02:00
jbaileydilinger: =)02:02
KamionI See A Great Need02:05
nictukuwhat are udusessions?02:06
KamionUDU == Ubuntu Down Under == our last conference02:06
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Treenaksthom: shuriken-shaped CDs... *hmm*02:13
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seb128pitti: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xdg/2005-June/006986.html02:30
pittiseb128: I read it, thanks for the link02:33
seb128np02:33
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netdurI use windows at moment, I'm downloading eclipse to re-compile some test code I made on ubuntu, now I'm downloading 87 MB and still able to browse web sites pretty fine, on ubuntu downloading process "eat all bandwidth" which make other uses of net a pain... mayeb should be there a way to control/limit how many bandwidth a software may use02:49
sladennetdur: QoS out-of-the-box.  Can you add it to the Ideas page?02:51
netdurokay02:52
jbaileyKamion: ping?02:54
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Kamionjbailey: pong02:55
jbaileyKamion: Is /etc/kernel-img.conf generated by d-i?02:55
netdursladen, wiki url!?02:55
Kamionjbailey: yes02:55
jbaileyKamion: Tx.02:55
Kamionjbailey: partly, at least ...02:55
Kamionjbailey: base-installer and the various bootloader installers cooperate to get something useful in there - I'm not sure if .debs have a say as well02:56
mdkenetdur, IdeaPool02:57
jbaileyKamion: We were applying dpkg -S to it to see if someone provided it originally and not coming up with anything useful.02:57
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sladennetdur: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/IdeaPool  for hit on Google for   ubuntu ideas02:59
sladenfirst hit02:59
netdurI found :) I did search wiki for "idea pool"02:59
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fabbioneseb128: ping????03:19
seb128pong!!!!03:21
fabbioneseb128: why did you reenable inotify backend in gamin?03:21
seb128why not?03:21
Lathiatapparently it doesnt suck so bad now03:21
fabbioneit's utterly broken, it crashes and people keep ranting that it's a kernel problem03:21
seb128it's supposed to work fine now, and we are not in freeze or whatever03:21
tseng0.1 is greatly improved WRT inotify03:21
Mithrandirtseng: 0.1! That MUST be stable! :P03:22
seb128fabbione: feel free to reassign bugs to gamin03:22
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tsengMithrandir: i said greatly improved, not stable :P03:22
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Mithrandirtseng: "now crashes immediately rather than taking five seconds!" :P03:22
tsengMithrandir: hah!03:22
fabbioneseb128: ok, just that you know :)03:22
seb128fabbione: you got a lot of complain since yesterday ?03:23
tsengdsd and this other guy have done a ton of work on inotify + gamin now03:23
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tsengthe old one we had problems with was alot of stub code03:23
tsengmissing features in the dnotify backend03:23
fabbionei did disable it exactly because we were pushing kernel crack :)03:23
fabbioneseb128: it was uploadedd this morning :)03:23
tsenglike allowing to fall back to polling03:23
tsengfor things like /media03:23
fabbioneseb128: difficult to get complains so fast03:23
seb128dunno, you are complaining about user bugging the kernel03:24
seb128some people are kick to rush into troubles :)03:24
dokopitti: pike FTBFS03:24
doko7.403:24
fabbioneseb128: well they did a lot with the previous version.. it's not like i love to upload your packages MrSebrobot128 :)03:24
seb128fabbione: anyway let's see how it works, should be better now03:24
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seb128one of the gnome-vfs guy is working to use inotify directly without using gamin apparently03:26
elmowhat the hell?03:29
elmosome build install ntp-server into the chroots03:29
elmogar, go nagios-plugins03:30
jdubdaniels: STOOOOOOOOOOONER!03:30
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jdubdaniels: my X refuses to believe that i am typing!03:30
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ograjdub, get via voice....03:30
jdubogra: interesting suggestion, but not a viable solution :)03:31
pittidoko: thanks, I have a look03:31
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pittidoko: oh, that's still the old failure from the time when libpq-dev was still in universe03:33
pittiseb128: ++03:34
pittiseb128: do you know the progress of that?03:34
seb128gicmo was coding on it 2 days ago03:35
elmoand how the _hell_ did ntp in the chroot take out ntp in base03:39
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infinity"take out", as in one in the base stopped running?03:41
elmo                if [ "$1" = "install" ]  || dpkg --compare-versions "$2" lt 1:4.2.0a-1003:41
elmo                then 03:42
elmo                        killall ntpd || true03:42
elmo                fi03:42
infinityEither a bad init script, or ntpd's usual fragile "I fall over at the first sign of trouble".03:42
elmorock on mister ntp maintainer03:42
infinityOh, yay.03:42
elmo'cos "" is probably lt anything03:42
elmosmurfix: DUDE03:42
Mithrandirkillall is SUCH A GOOD IDEA to have in maintainer scripts.03:42
infinitykillall in scripts is bad, mmkay.03:42
TreenaksMithrandir: let's make it POLICY03:43
elmois build-depending on daemons so you can do path checks in configure sane?03:43
infinityNo.03:43
infinityI hardcode daemon locations.03:43
elmowhat's the alternative tho?  hard-code?03:43
elmook03:44
Mithrandirwhy should it do path checks, really?03:44
elmoMithrandir: variable paths between unices?03:44
infinityThe only excuse to build-dep on a daemon is if you need it for testsuites (like that crazy libapache2-perl-apreq package)03:44
Mithrandirelmo: PATH is a run-time thing, I think they should just use that.03:44
Mithrandirelmo: unless you mean "look in weird non-PATH directories"03:44
infinityAnd we['ve put a lot of work into apache2 to make sure it behaves in chroots, specifically for that weirdass use case.03:44
elmoMithrandir: oh, well, there is that03:45
Mithrandirin which case hardcoding is good, since we're like, a distribution, and supposed to know where we put our stuff.03:45
elmooh,yay, nagios is no longer turbo's - there's a chance this bug I'm filing may actually get read03:45
infinityTurbo is my favouritest person ever.03:46
Kamionshould be lt-nl not lt03:46
infinityI love that "roxen4's logrotate script kills MySQL every week" bug.03:46
Mithrandirinfinity: nobody's used roxen4 for a week, so it'd take a bit of time for anybody to notice.03:47
infinity<snicker>03:47
elmoKamion: aha, thanks forgot about those03:47
elmohow did roxen reach 4 anyway?  or is that just the number of users world-wide?03:47
Kamionhaha03:47
Mithrandirelmo: they rolled a die, I guess.03:48
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JaneWseb128: thanks for the breezygoal update :)04:07
JaneWseb128: is it complete complete, or is testing and tweaking still likely?04:08
seb128np ;)04:08
seb128some feedback doesn't hurt but it should be fine04:09
JaneWseb128: ok, well feel free to move it right to 'implemented' when you think it's 100% - that will earn you a 'gold star' ')04:09
seb128k :)04:10
diegoooh a gold star? nice04:10
diegoare they shipped for free?04:11
pittino, you got to earn them04:11
Treenaksdiego: gold is cheap in .za, they have mines there ;)04:11
diegopitti: but say i were to earn a gold star, would it be shipped to me for free?04:11
pittihehe04:12
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pittiseb128: btw, rhythmbox still locks up with the new gstreamer04:26
ogragrrrr04:27
ogra./TLS_AsciiConvertor.hpp:32:22: error: X11/Xlib.h: No such file or directory04:27
ograhmm, libx11-dev is a build dep....04:27
seb128pitti: a guy put a comment to say that's fixed witht he new alsa04:28
seb128pitti: and it works for me04:28
pittiseb128: new == 1.0.9?04:28
pittior the rc3 we have ?04:28
seb128current ubuntu one04:28
JaneWpitti: yes it;s shipped for free, but since it's part of your earnings you would be taxed on it :P04:28
seb128ie: a guy added a comment like 2 hours ago saying it's fixed for him04:28
seb128and that works on my box today04:29
pittiseb128: oh neat, 1.0.9 was autosynced, upgrading now...04:29
pittiseb128: yay, works! thanks; I seemed to remember that this was a gstreamer issue, sorry for bothering04:31
seb128np04:32
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seb128it has been pointed as a gstreamer0.8-alsa issue04:32
seb128since downgrading this one fixed the issue04:32
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seb128but the new alsa fixes the issue, so maybe a version mismatch issue or something04:32
seb128anyways that works now04:32
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Lathiatmjg59: so will canonical buy me a docking station for the purposes of testing? :)04:37
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mjg59Lathiat: Haha. We'll see.04:37
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Lathiatmjg59: cus i dont need a whole new laptop :) 04:38
dokojdub: perl time!04:38
jdub;-004:38
jdub;-)04:38
Lathiatdoko: are you going for like the highest uploader? :)04:38
ograLathiat, he's trying to cope with seb128 ;)04:39
pittido"I kill the buildds"ko04:39
Lathiathehe04:39
pittiHi sabdfl 04:39
mvomjg59: did you get the report about the compaq notebook I send some days ago?04:40
mjg59mvo: Yeah04:40
mvomjg59: anything I can do? 04:40
mjg59There's a few things I need to catch up on first04:40
mvosure04:40
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jdubok, so04:43
jdubcurrent X, i can't type or hit ctrl-alt-del04:43
jdubknown issue with the very latest upgrade?04:43
\shmessage.data.address = (uint32)(&message);04:43
\shhmmm....04:43
\shthis will give an error...04:43
\shhmm04:48
ograjdub, works here04:49
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mdzpitti: I thought we already discussed postgresql?04:53
pittiHi mdz 04:53
mdzmorning04:53
mvomorning mdz04:53
pittimdz: yes, I asked elmo to sync the archive to the new seeds04:53
pittimdz: libpq-dev was still universe this morning04:53
pittimdz: it's settled now, depending packages have built/are building04:53
\shgoing home...then more04:53
mdzok04:54
pittimdz: btw, I am already hacking heavily on http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/AudioInfrastructure04:54
pittimdz: but that is not yet formally approved04:54
pittimdz: is this mdz or Kamion approval-ish?04:54
mdzpitti: I'll look over it now04:54
mdzpitti: has the reconsideration of polypaudio happened yet?04:55
pittimdz: Erik de Castro wrote me a mail a few days ago where he said that he fixed some important bugs04:55
pittimdz: right now we have gstreamer->alsa directly, but I think this might be too hot for breezy04:56
pittimdz: so yes, I'd like to give polypaudio another shot soon04:56
pittimdz: (we can't use esd, it sounds terrible with the new alsa)04:56
bob2pitti: with gstreamer or dmix doing the mixing?04:58
sabdflwhoohoo! once more into the sound breach, boys!04:58
sabdflhave we reviewed dmix for stability?04:58
pittibob2: dmix, gstreamer doesn't mix (at least not by default)04:58
pittisabdfl: breezy is using it right now :-)04:59
sabdfliirc that was considered the best strategy long term, once dmix stabilised04:59
bob2pitti: pimpalicious04:59
Lathiatgst+dmix wfm (tm)04:59
jdubdmix is b00000rk ;)04:59
pittisabdfl: it works fine on many devices, but it is said to break on many as well, that's why I'd like to use polypaudio for breez04:59
sabdflok05:00
pittisabdfl: so we have dmix for non-esd/gstreamer applications that will work now (in contrast to hoary, where esd blocked the whole audio card)05:00
pittibut we still keep the esd interface and have polypaudio do the gstreamer mixing, which is (said to be) more robust05:00
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jdubelmo: planet update please :)05:01
wasabi_Is dmix what I think it is?05:01
wasabi_Finally.05:01
elmojdub: you so typoed the css didn't you?05:01
jdubelmo: i did not baz add the new planet.css :)05:01
jdubelmo: quick, record your laughter!05:02
elmojdub: done (baz, not laughter)05:02
pittiwasabi_: it's mixing in the alsa library, without any sound daemon05:02
jdubelmo: gar. having withdrawal symptoms.05:03
jdub(thanks)05:03
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wasabi_ssh could totally do with proper kerberos support. *growl*05:12
wasabi_or at least the ability to read keys from ldap05:12
scorpixwhen will the next ubuntu colony will release?05:12
Kamionscorpix: when it's ready05:13
Kamionseriously05:13
scorpixthere's no roadmap for it?05:13
Kamionno, colonies are "when it works well enough to release"05:13
wasabi_we don't need roads where we're going.05:13
Kamionscorpix: it's almost certainly overdue, but on the other hand the dailies haven't actually been sufficiently bug-free to release for some time05:14
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Netsnipehey everyone05:14
scorpixso, is breezy will come with selinux/pax/exec-shield by default? or we'll have to download a hardened kernel?05:15
pittiscorpix: we might get selinux, but not pax/ES by default05:15
scorpixnice05:15
pittiajmitch: btw, any news wrt the selinux packages?05:16
scorpixmore derotification will be good also ;)05:16
scorpix*derootification05:17
pittiscorpix: what in particular?05:17
pittiscorpix: X.org is a really tough one :-)05:17
NetsnipeI need some opinions on how to fix Debian #311109: gnome-applets: SUID handling via debconf for cpufreq-applet05:17
elmopitti: wimp05:17
pittielmo: sudo sed -i 's/root/nobody/' /etc/passwd05:18
Netsnipesince the debconf stuff hasn't been ported from the stand alone package to the 2.10 gnome-applets package either05:18
Netsnipetwo questions concerning ubuntu policy05:18
Netsnipe1. how sensitive are you guys to SUID bits for hardware controlling programs05:18
elmopitti: ok, running that on *.ubuntu.com.  thanks for the tip dude!!05:18
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pittielmo: see? it's easy :-)05:18
Netsnipe2. and should a standard desktop install raise any debconf questions to begin with.05:18
thomelmo: about as good an idea as removing libnss-db... ;-)05:19
pittiNetsnipe: Ubuntu policy mandates that (2) doesn't happen05:19
\shre05:19
pittiNetsnipe: (1): if it is small and auditable, really justified, and gets a review, that's considerable05:19
elmothom: ouch05:20
pittiscorpix: seriously, do you have a good target for derooting?05:21
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Netsnipepitti: ok. I'm setting the priority=low (seb128 and np237 from #gnome-debian have agreed on that)05:21
thomelmo: *g*05:21
pittiscorpix: I still have unix_chppwd, hplip, and arpwatch on my list05:21
Netsnipenow the question that remains is...what should the default be?05:21
NetsnipeIt should just work (TM) and default the cpufreq selection tool to SUID 05:21
pittiNetsnipe: we have priority high as default, so even normal would work (for Ubuntu, that is)05:21
pittiNetsnipe: if it doesn't work without setuid, then the question is rather unnecessary, or does it?05:22
Netsnipeor be paranoid, disable it, and bury the fact you have to turn it on for the applet to be able to change CPU speeds on the fly in the README05:22
scorpixpitti: im trying to remember how to get the suid programs05:22
Netsnipethat's what duck has done right now (but without the debconf question)05:22
Netsnipepitti: you need SUID05:22
Netsnipepitti: otherwise you can't do jack to sysfs05:22
Netsnipes/to/in/05:22
Netsnipepitti: the applet still works if the selector isn't SUID. it just displays the frequency05:23
Netsnipeand doesn't let you set it05:23
pittiNetsnipe: ah, so the wrapper would basically do the equivalent of "echo speed > /sys/.../frequency"?05:24
Netsnipepitti: yep.05:24
pittiNetsnipe: then it should be 4751 and restricted to a "desktop" group05:24
ograNetsnipe, cant you do that through dbus/hal ? 05:24
pittiogra: how so?05:24
pittiogra: you still need a setuid wrapper for the call05:24
Netsnipeogra: cpufreq is still sysfs as far as I know05:25
ogra0.5.0 should be capable with the acpi patches from richard huges... it would need a little hack...05:25
pittiNetsnipe: erm, to get me right, the only thing that is setuid is the echo speed thing, nothing more, right?05:25
scorpixpitti: add cups to your list if possible :)05:25
pittiscorpix: huh, that happened in warty05:25
pittiscorpix: that was one of the most important things to do since cups is complex and had many vulns 05:25
ograpitti, it should not be different to the dmidecode integration....05:25
pittiogra: right, but that required a suid wrapper, too05:26
scorpixpitti: i get /etc/cups/ as setuid !!05:26
Netsnipepitti: yes05:26
pittiscorpix: www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DerootificationStatus05:26
ograpitti, yes, but behind hal, tightly tied to the hal group... which seems somewhat safer05:26
pittiogra: that doesn't work, since the user has to change it. dmidecode does not need to be parameterized by the user05:27
pittiscorpix: drwxrwsr-t  4 cupsys lpadmin 544 2005-05-30 09:49 /etc/cups/05:28
pittiscorpix: ^ what's wrong about that?05:28
scorpixpitti: i forget that it should be /etc/bin/***, my fault05:28
pittiNetsnipe: it should be a group like "video"; video isn't meant for that, but the group should have the same privilege level05:28
ograpitti, afaik the acpi patches from richard are capable of doing two way communication.... i just packaged gnome-power, it uses send and recieve on the dbus.... and we will need something similar to the above to handle the pmi calls from power-manager05:29
Netsnipepitti: I'm not going to hack the kernel just to change the perms on a sysfs node05:29
pittiogra: is setting the property restricted in any way?05:29
Netsnipethe question really boils down to05:29
zyga_hello05:30
Netsnipede we default to SUID and have the applet Just Work (TM) as advertised05:30
Netsnipeor be paranoid and leave it disabled and hope the user reads the README05:30
zyga_what is the recomended filesystem for / ext3 or ext2?05:30
Netsnipeand is brave enough to run dpkg-statoverride him/herself05:30
ograpitti, i'm not sure... but what i'm saying is that we have to implement something similar anyway.... 05:30
pittiphone05:31
ograNetsnipe, we dont do such things to our users ;) (running things like dpkg-statoverride)05:31
bob2zyga_: #ubuntu, but ext3.05:32
ograNetsnipe, so the solution should follow the "just works" approach05:32
Netsnipeogra: but that goes against my Debian instinct05:32
Netsnipeenabling SUID root without asking the user05:32
Netsnipeseems to be against tradition05:32
wasabi_I guess that's why we aren't Debian.05:32
ograNetsnipe, if it can be wrapped in a safe way, its ok...05:33
Netsnipeoh well05:33
Netsnipeit's not as if cpufreq-selector is listening on any sockets05:33
ograno, bu the things it does should be done through hal, thats what its for....05:34
pittiback05:36
LathiatNetsnipe: ping doesnt tell me its setuid root, nor does passwd. :)05:36
pittiogra: the problem is: if you call the wrapper directly, then you can restrict it to a group; if you allow calling through hal, then *everybody* can change the cpu frequency, which is not desirable05:37
pittiogra: the hal approach worked fine for "output-only" things like dmidecode, but not for things that need input from users05:37
ograpitti, but doesnt "Hardware Abstraction Layer" somehow imply that you do interaction to your hardware through it ? :)05:38
pittiogra: right, that was asked for very often, but you open a can of worms wrt authentication05:38
ograpitti, but some day it has to get implemented...05:39
pittiI'm not a big friend of hal doing hardware settings...05:39
ograelse this thing is nice, but fails its target....05:39
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wasabi_I am. Because every other OS does it. And they do it fine. =)05:39
scorpixpitti: will initng or cinit be in breezy?05:39
pittiogra: depends on how you define its goal05:39
ograpitti, "Hardware abstraction Layer" ;)05:40
pittiogra: if the goal is to provide an abstracted interface for getting hardware information and hotplug events, then hal works just fine :-)05:40
wasabi_And interacting with, i'd hope. ;)05:40
Netsnipeogra: I've got the ITP on gnome-power-manager in Debian05:40
pittiogra: it's not "Hardware mangling layer" :-)05:40
ograpitti, a layer has two surfaces ;)05:40
Netsnipeogra: we should swap IM details = )05:40
pittiscorpix: no idea05:41
Netsnipeogra: it's stable/useful enough for distribution now? I've put it on hold until Sarge was out05:41
Kamionscorpix: erm, setgid directories != privilege elevation05:41
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Kamionogra: dpkg-statoverride is a lot better than how it used to work. :)05:41
ograNetsnipe, the backend is missing.... it looks nice and runs stable05:41
wasabi_I'd go a step furthur and replace gnome-system-tools' backend with HAL.05:42
wasabi_Well, the network part of it. ;005:42
Netsnipeogra: the backend is missing?05:42
Netsnipeogra: so it does nothing?  = P05:42
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ograNetsnipe, exactly :)05:42
pittiyay, a shiny GUI05:42
ograNetsnipe, and if it would do something i guess it would be very redhat-ish05:42
ograNetsnipe, which i doubt is compatible to the way we do powermanagement in ubuntu....05:43
wasabi_Crazy. When I click on a mms:// link in Epiphany, totem launches.05:45
wasabi_And quickly says no handler installed to handle it.05:45
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jbaileyMmm..  Segfatuls, sweet sweet segfaults.06:05
\shlooks like i will get all the showstoppers today06:17
\shlibpq-dev 06:18
\shis not going to be installed06:19
ogra\sh, its not better on my side....06:19
ograunicon breaks with an Xlib.h not found.....06:20
ogratyvis cant find libclutils.a06:20
KamionYay, now X just totally hangs my console on a fresh breezy install06:21
ograheh.... yes, X is always good for fun....06:22
ograKamion, i had a neon green frame on my desktop display for the last week.... no keyboard input accepted.... but ssh worked fine... 06:23
KamionI wouldn't care if I could actually release Colony CDs06:23
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zyga_chattr man page says that 'c', 's' and 'u' are not implemented - could anyone kernel savvy confirm this?06:26
zyga_I'm hacking chattr06:26
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Netsnipemorning jdub 06:47
Netsnipedoh. reconnect06:47
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mdzelmo: does your sync tool allow me to easily get a list of the packages which are out of date with respect to merging?06:51
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elmomdz: beyond the lorraine needs merged output?06:53
elmomdz: in any event 'josie -an' in ~/scratch/1 will give you even more verboseness06:53
elmo(yes, the path stuff is ueber lame)06:53
mdzelmo: I don't know lorraine06:54
elmomdz: it's what mom deals with06:54
elmo/srv/ftp.n-n-y.com/www/lorraine/06:54
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mdzelmo: so needs-merged reflects everything which is currently out of date, and not just the ones which are new since the last run, right?06:55
elmomdz: right06:55
elmoand it's run in cron.daily06:55
elmoso it's everything and up-to-date06:56
mdzok, that's exactly what I wanted then, thanks06:57
jdubno janew?07:00
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ograjdub, she wanted to try to be back for CC07:05
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mdzKamion: ISTR this coming up before, but I don't remember the outcome...---passphrase-fd for openssh?07:16
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mdkewhat language is this? https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/InstalandoPlacaWirelessComNdiswrapper07:20
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mdkept?07:22
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pittilamont__: do you know why qt-x11-free 3:3.3.4-1ubuntu5 is not attempted to be built?07:28
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lamont__pitti: libs/qt-x11-free_3:3.3.4-1ubuntu5: Dep-Wait by buildd+rothera [optional:out-of-date] 07:49
lamont__  Dependencies: libmysqlclient-dev07:49
lamont__kicking07:49
pittilamont__: ah, thanks; is there a similar problem with pike-7.{2,4,6}?07:50
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lamont__iz big hammer07:50
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pittilamont__: iz nice from you :)07:53
mwh_hi, im trying to find out what goes wrong when im inserting my usb, flash card reader, it does not get mounted automatically and shown, I want to find out what is wrong so I can write a bugreport, maybe some of you can help me07:53
mwh_it normally works07:53
mwh_I use ubuntu hoary07:53
mwh_dmesg shows that the kernel finds the flash reader07:54
mwh_and I can manually mount it07:54
mwh_so I guess it might be higher in the software stack07:54
mdzpitti: have we disabled the use of /etc/fstab for cdroms yet, so as to use pmount instead?07:54
mwh_maybe some service which needs to be restarted07:54
mwh_btw the device was pluged in during boot07:55
mwh_maybe thats the cause I have to test that07:55
mdzmwh_: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DebuggingRemovableDevices07:55
mwh_anyways, anyone of you heard of something similar to this07:55
pittimdz: no, we didn't disable it07:55
mwh_mdz: thanks07:55
pittimdz: by keeping it in fstab, you see icons in the computer place even if there is no CD inserted07:55
pittimdz: which is not a big deal, though07:56
lsuactiafnerthing is usb is sdb for ppl with 1 sata disk07:56
mdzpitti: does the icon provide some functionality?07:56
lsuactiafneri have two.. so my usb is sdc.. can be problematic07:56
lsuactiafnerand some disks have partitions that start on sdc2 not sdc1 as expected.07:57
pittimdz: hmm, not really07:57
ogramdz, you could manually mount with a doubleclick if g-v-m fails... 07:57
pittimdz: ^ well, yes07:58
lsuactiafneror just make an alias.. alias usb='mount -t auto /dev/sdc /mnt/Usb'07:58
ograbut given that it doesnt fail *shrug*07:58
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pittilsuactiafner: that needs root, please rather use pmount for removable devices07:59
pittimdz: does fstab hurt?07:59
ograpitti, it desnt react dynamically if yo add a nem CD-Rom or writer..... hal/g-v-m/pmount does :)08:00
ograman.... what am i typing...08:00
mwh_mdz: great guide, ill fill a bugreport imediately08:00
pittiogra: oh, if you just add one, you will get a new icon if you insert a CD08:01
ograpitti, yeps, but fstab still has old entrys if you remove one for example...08:01
pittiogra: right08:02
ograimagine a usb CD-ROM/Writer plugged into a laptop at install time...08:02
pittiI'm not opposed to dropping the fstab stuff08:02
pittihowever, that's a Kamion thing since the installer creates the fstab08:02
mdzpitti: it relies on certain paths on disk, can't adjust for hardware changes, etc.08:09
mdzpitti: the less configuration we do in the installer, and the more we adapt on the fly, the better I think08:09
pittimdz: right08:09
pittimdz: I think it is easy for Kamion to just disable that part in the insaller08:09
Lathiathas anyone noticed/fixed the bug where if you have a usb hard drive plugged in during install it puts /dev/sda instead of /dev/sda1 in fstab?08:09
mdzpitti: yes, and early so that we get plenty of feedback08:10
mdzpitti: can you follow up with him so that it gets done?08:10
pittimdz: sure08:10
mdzLathiat: if you're installing to the USB hard disk, that isn't supported yet08:10
Lathiatmdz: nah not installing to it08:10
Lathiatit was just plugged in at the time08:10
mdzLathiat: so you did manual partitioning and asked that it be mounted?08:10
Lathiatdidnt set it up or anything08:10
Lathiatmdz: no, it just stuck it in fstab for me08:10
Lathiatwithout touching it08:11
Lathiatand it puts sda instead of sda108:11
mdzubuntu 5.04 doesn't do that08:11
Lathiatyes it does08:11
Lathiatfor me, at least08:11
mdzLathiat: please show me the fstab entry08:12
Lathiathumm08:12
Lathiati'll have to do an install08:12
Lathiatall i can remember is it was along the lines of /dev/sda /media/usb0 ext3 defaults 0 0 right now08:12
Lathiatthe first 2 i remember correctly, not sure about the rest08:12
Lathiati'll try it out and let you know if you want08:13
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mantienaHi all08:30
mantienaKamion: thanks for good working casper-automount ;)08:30
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alleemjg59: ping?08:42
mjg59allee: Hi08:42
alleemjg59: Not all laptops here run (k)ubuntu yet ...08:43
mjg59allee: What's the issue?08:43
alleemjg59:  are debian keycodes reports useful too?08:43
mjg59All keycodes are useful08:43
mjg59:)08:43
alleemjg59: I tried 4 external USB keyboard today.  Looks like the kernel map them already to useful keycodes08:44
alleemjg59: so support for them will be easy ;)08:45
alleemjg59: keycodes have you looks at, e.g., lineak?  It's config file contains lots of keycode definitions08:45
mjg59Yeah, I've checked that. I'm concentrating mostly on laptops at the moment, since it's a lot easier to work that out08:46
mjg59The problem with external keyboards is that there's no way to tell if a PS/2 keyboard is a Microsoft or a Logitech, and they use different mappings08:46
alleemjg59: yeap.  But external usb should be easy (if one can define 160 keycodes even is keyboard has on 105)08:47
elmowhy on EARTH didn't they add keyboard type to the USB keyboard stuff?08:47
Mithrandirelmo: because they wanted sun to look good, or something.08:48
mjg59allee: Yeah, we can tell what sort of USB keyboard is in use, but we still need to have a static table of mappings in some cases08:48
alleeelmo: for me it looks like logical keys emit same keycodes.  So AFAI can see one can use one mapping for 'all' external keyboards08:48
alleemjg59: I plan to try a  pc10* + huge-usb-extern map.   AFAIU yet.  This should work  (+ a little model-specific map)08:51
mjg59allee: Yeah, that sounds good08:51
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alleemjg59: okay.  looks like nothing obvious against my plan.  I go for it.   Thx08:53
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hungerany estimation on when wine will be installable again in breezy?08:56
Treenakshunger: when it's fixed? 8)08:56
ograhunger, not after october ;)08:57
hungerTreenaks: Ok. so it is a known issue?08:57
Treenakshunger: I don't know :)08:57
hungerI do not need to write a bugreport then;-)08:57
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lupusbedaniels X server won't start after upgrading to latest packages it complains about not finding fixed fonts09:11
lupusbebreezy09:11
Kamionmantiena: cool09:12
Nafallolupusbe: change your fontpaths in xorg.conf to /usr/share/X11/fonts/*09:12
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cholhiya, do you know if there's a problem using a hpux remote font server with ubunto/xorg?09:13
lupusbeNafallo k thx but is the program that updates xorg.conf fixed for this?09:15
cholor perhaps if it doesn't like "tcp/localhost:port" as opposed to tcp/remote_ip which works09:15
lupusbeor should I open a bug report :)09:15
Nafallolupusbe: dunno. ask daniels ;-).09:17
lupusbe:)09:18
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cholfslsfonts works with localhost:port to hpux server but xset +fp doesn't...09:19
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dholbachhi09:25
cholxfree on debian works aswell09:26
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lupusbethe paths point to /usr/share/X11/fonts/* but there is no fonts.dir file in the directories09:40
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syndicateThis might be a long shot, but where is Scsi_Host_Template defined in the kernel headers?09:42
syndicateI'm trying to compile the UNH-iSCSI initiator under hoary09:43
cholsyndicate, grep -r is your friend :)09:43
syndicateyeah, it's not there09:43
zulsyndicate: try include/scsi/scsi_host.h09:45
cholah.. well i've had alot of problems building fiber channel software with 2.6 kernels09:45
syndicateahh well, that didn't work either09:47
syndicateI guess I'll pester the UNH people :D09:47
lupusbecan someone tell me how I can regenerate fonts.dir files09:48
lupusbeor what is wrong :)09:48
chollupusbe, mkfontdir, ttmkfdir, mkfontscale, fc-cache09:48
lupusbeisn't there a deb package that I can run or something :)09:50
lupusbedpkg-reconfigure  something like that09:50
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chollupusbe, try :) update-fonts-*09:51
Kamiondpkg-reconfigure is *only* for debconf09:51
Kamionit's not a catch-all do-everything. :)09:51
chollupusbe, but they for sure depends on some other config09:51
lupusbe:)09:51
shayahmm09:56
shayanew gnome-menu/panel got rid of crossover's windows menu09:56
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Lathiatmenu-xdg might help09:56
shayaroot@dent:/usr/share/doc/gnome-menus # dpkg --status menu-xdg |grep Status09:57
shayaStatus: install ok installed09:57
chollupusbe, what is it that doesn't work?09:58
chollupusbe, for adding truetype fonts, put them in ~/.fonts, run ttmkfdir in that dir, and then run fc-cache to update09:59
lupusbechol it says that it can't find the default font10:02
lupusbefixed 10:02
chollupusbe, oh.. i know that one.. run into it a few times10:03
cholbut i have to figure out how to fix it every time...10:04
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chollupusbe, try running fc-cache -f10:06
cholas root then, could take a while to finish10:07
mdkethesaltydog, wela10:07
thesaltydogcia matt10:09
mdkehow's things?10:09
thesaltydogmdke, just back from work. Too much..10:10
pittiseb128: do you know whether it's possible to tell gnome-volume-control to show a particular device initially?10:10
thesaltydogmdke, I have seen that the doc team is not very active on the list in wiki..10:11
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seb128pitti: there is a /apps/gnome-volume-control/active-element gconf key, maybe with that?10:12
pittiseb128: nobody will beat me up if I change that in g-v-m at runtime?10:13
pittiseb128: I hoped for some command line option, but there doesn't seem to be a (documented) one10:13
seb128over user, or by asking?10:13
pittiseb128: the idea is: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/audio.png10:14
seb128a sec10:14
pittiseb128: i. e. I plugin my headset10:14
pittiseb128: I get the upper dialog (with the "Configure..." button, "Einstellungen" in German)10:14
pittiseb128: this button spawns g-volume-control10:14
pittiseb128: but it would make sense to select the device just plugged in, not the default device10:14
shayaseb128:     - use the current version of gtkhtml, thanks Daniel. (hmph)10:15
seb128what?10:15
ska-fanUrgh, yes no answers10:15
shayamy name isn't daniel!10:15
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seb128shaya: dholbach (his name is Daniel) pinged me on IRC about this before I upload10:17
dholbachshaya: shortly before you reported the bug, i tried to upload a fixed version - my name is daniel :)10:17
seb128I've read the bug after uploading10:17
seb128shaya: thanks anyway :)10:17
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shayaah10:18
seb128pitti: /j #gstreamer please10:18
shayaoh well10:18
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shayaactually, before I do that10:18
shayamenu aint working :)10:18
alleemjg59: ping10:18
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shayanew panel/menu packages got rid of crossover menu10:18
shayaalso no run menu right now10:19
shayarun menu I dont know if by choice10:19
shayabut I doubt the crossover menu issue is10:19
shayaand now I go off and hide10:19
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thesaltydogdholbac1, good evening. I have a question.10:27
dholbac1thesaltydog: fire away10:27
dholbac1hi :)10:27
thesaltydogdholbac1, I have just seen your remarks on the package. Thanks. The question:10:28
seb128shaya: what do you mean about crossover?10:28
thesaltydogdholbac1, is concerning the changelog. BUM is noe 1.2.7 and I would like to include all the preceedings changelogs..10:28
dholbac1those are upstream changes?10:29
dholbac1you can have them in ./ChangeLog10:29
thesaltydogno, this is the very first upstream version, but it is 1.2.7 from development and distribution10:29
dholbac1if 1.2.7 is the first ubuntu revision, the initial package, it should be there10:29
dholbac1yeah10:29
dholbac1one 1.2.7 entry in debian/changelog10:29
dholbac1but the "upstream history" in ./ChangeLog10:30
thesaltydog./Changelog should be a text file in which dir?10:30
dholbac1one will end up in /usr/share/doc/bum/changelog.gz and the other in /usr/share/doc/bum/changelog.Debian.gz10:30
dholbac1directly in the source tree10:30
thesaltydogok10:30
thesaltydogsorry but I am a developer, not a packager!!10:31
dholbac1that's where you document source changes10:31
Kamionthesaltydog: might be better to work with a packager, then10:31
dholbac1yeah... you should have a changelog for your project as well :)10:31
Kamionand have them release 1.2.7-1, etc.10:31
thesaltydogKamion, I have asked for... but I am still waiting so I have decided to study.:-(10:32
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dholbac1we're short on maintainers, thesaltydog - everybody has to be patient atm10:32
shayaseb128: crossover office10:33
shayawine10:33
thesaltydogdholbac1, I am patient. In the meanwhile I am trying to help myself..10:33
dholbac1thesaltydog: that's good10:33
shayathey create their own menu that windows apps that create "program" entries go into10:33
shayawith new gnome stuff it disappeared10:33
thesaltydogdholbac1, so don't you mind if in the next days I will bother you more?10:33
seb128so that needs to be fixed10:33
shayawell it just disappeared in latest upload10:34
shayadont know what would have changed to get rid of user menu entries10:34
dholbac1thesaltydog: just add a comment on MOTUNewPackages, so people will know you cleared those issues10:34
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thesaltydogdholbac1, I'm going to fix right now. Thanks a lot.10:34
dholbachthesaltydog: de rien10:35
thesaltydogciao to all10:35
shayaseb128: is it possible that before .gnome/apps was being pulled in, but not anymore?10:35
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shayahmm, ~/.menu that is10:36
lupusbesomeone with breezy here?10:37
seb128would be weird10:37
shayayes10:37
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shayaI would think most people here have breezy10:37
lupusbeshaya can you do cat /usr/bin/mkfontdir10:37
lupusbeand give me the output10:37
louielupusbe: at least here, that still points at /usr/X11R6/bin/mkfontscale10:38
lupusbeidd10:38
lupusbethis is wrong10:38
torkellupusbe: change it to /usr/bin/mkfontscale10:38
lupusbeyeah I know10:38
lupusbeI wonder if this is why fonts.dir is missing10:39
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thesaltydogdholbach, I forgot an issue...10:39
lupusbesince mkfondir was broken when installing the fonts I think10:39
torkellupusbe: probably yes10:40
dholbachthesaltydog: which one?10:40
lupusbeI'll open a bug report10:40
lupusbeor is someone already filling it in? :)10:40
thesaltydogdholbach, su-to-root is in the menu file for kde.. the same reason for which I need postins (update-menus)10:40
\shgrmpf10:40
dholbachbut the postinst i looked at didnt do anything10:41
\shanybody there who knows something about stdint.h magic? especially about __INT64_C(...) Macro?10:41
shayalupusbe: I'm not running breezy X10:41
shayait dont work for me10:41
shayaalways gives me cant find fixed font10:41
thesaltydogmmhh. I will check, but I have bum in the "debian" menu installed after an upodate-menus10:41
shayaeven when changed the menus10:42
lupusbeshaya yeah I'm debugging the problem a little bit ;)10:42
mdkeshaya, me too10:42
dholbachthesaltydog: unfortunately i have no real idea about menu/debian-menu entries, Amaranth can surely help you there10:42
thesaltydogif I remove the menu file, the non-Gnome user should run the program from CLI..10:42
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shayathesaltydog: my debian menu works fine10:42
lupusbecan someone tell me of which deb package mkfontscale is10:42
shayalost my other non gnome menus though10:42
lupusbeI'm in windows at the moment so I can't check :)10:43
thesaltydogshaya, you mean bum in the debian menu?10:43
Amaranththesaltydog: what's up?10:43
shayabum?10:43
Amaranthwhat menu do you want bum to go into?10:43
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dholbachlupusbe: packages.ubuntu.com should know :)10:43
thesaltydogAmaranth, in order to have a menu entry for KDE, do I need to put a menu file in the package?10:44
thesaltydogAmaranth, and run update-menus?10:44
Amaranththesaltydog: In order to have a menu for KDE, GNOME, or KDE you need to put a menu file in the package.10:44
mantienaKamion: still online ? my network connection is not so good :(10:44
lupusbethx dholbach10:44
thesaltydogAmaranth, Ok. That was my issue. And that is why there is a postins in my package. Correct?10:45
Amaranthsay what?10:45
thesaltydogAmaranth, in the postins I run update-menus10:45
Amaranthyou don't need to do that10:45
Amaranthjust make sure your .desktop file gets into /usr/share/applications/10:46
thesaltydogAmaranth, should it be enough to put the menu file in /usr/lib/menu?10:46
thesaltydogAmaranth, yes, the .desktop file is in the right place.10:46
Amaranthif it's in /usr/share/applications you should be done10:46
Amaranth/usr/lib/menu is only for the 'Debian' menu10:47
thesaltydogAmaranth, sorry, but /usr/share/applications is not only for gnome?10:47
thesaltydogAmaranth, I don't know kubuntu, does it work the same for menus?10:47
Amaranthno, /usr/share/applications is for any freedesktop.org complient menu system10:47
Amaranthwhich in Ubuntu is KDE, GNOME, and XFCE10:47
thesaltydogAmaranth, ok. So i can get rid of the menu file in /usr/lib/menu?10:48
Amaranthactually, you probably want to put one there and run update-menus too, sorry10:48
thesaltydogAmaranth, :-) ... I was saying just that since 15 minutes...10:48
Amaranthyou want one in /usr/share/applications and one in /usr/lib/menu10:49
Amaranthyeah10:49
thesaltydogAmaranth, yes. I did that way.. And run update-menus in postins.10:49
Amaranthyou should be good then10:49
thesaltydogAmaranth, thanks a lot! Ciao..10:50
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dholbachbrb10:52
Kamionmantiena: not really, too busy packing10:53
mantienaKamion: ok, will talk with you when you will have time to talk ;)10:54
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lupus1010w00t breezy X works again :D10:58
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pittiKeybuk: btw, any ETA for hct in breezy?11:04
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sabdflelmo: ping11:05
elmosabdfl: aha, yay11:06
sabdflhi, what's up?11:06
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mdzwasabi: java-main.txt updated11:07
mvoping seb128 11:08
seb128mvo: pong11:09
mvoseb128: is vte upstream more reposonsive these days? 11:09
seb128no11:09
seb128there is no upstream virtually11:09
seb128why?11:09
alleedaniels: where is the translation in xkb/symbol/* of:  key (like <i65>) to keycode (of xev) defined?  Once I knew :(11:10
mvobad :/11:10
mvoI have a patch to enable forkpty() in the python bindings11:10
seb128put it on bugzilla.gnome.org11:10
seb128some people review patches11:10
seb128I can try to ping one guy to get it reviewed11:10
mantienamvo: Hi, when you upload update-manager to debian ?11:10
mvoand I would like to add a flag that forkpty() not closes all fds on the fork but leave some open11:10
mvomantiena: it needs a updated python-apt in debian11:11
hungerharden-clients will remove ubuntu-base and ubuntu-standard... What is telnet needed for there anyway?11:11
mvoseb128: the python bit is already in gnome bugzilla (including a patch)11:11
mvoseb128: I had hoped to get feedback about the "dont-close-all-fds" thing :/11:11
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seb128mvo: oh, feedback ... don't expect on that11:12
mantienamvo: it's too hard to make to work update-manage with pyhton from debian sid ?11:12
mvomantiena: it's possible but a PITA because sids python-apt does not know about the depcache (I added that recently). it's a matter of moving the python-apt from experimental into sid, should happen pretty soon I guess. than it's not hard to port it (it uses some python2.4 stuff, but that shouldn't be a big deal)11:13
mvoseb128: :(11:13
mantienamvo: hehe, maybe you could upload update-manager to experimental ?11:16
mvomantiena: actually not a bad idea :)11:16
mantienamvo: ;)11:16
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mantienamvo: so, why not to make this idea real ?11:25
dholbachelmo: thanks11:26
mvomantiena: it still leaves the "backport it to python2.3" problem11:26
seb128mvo: why doing that?11:27
mvoseb128: why doing what? not closing all fds?11:28
seb128no, backporting11:28
seb128you'll not get it for sarge now11:28
seb128no need to bother11:28
mvoyes, I assume debian will get python2.4 as default pretty quick11:29
Amaranthi assume sid is going to break worse than breezy in the next couple weeks11:29
mvoeven worse :P ?11:30
Amaranthso it won't matter anyway11:30
Amaranth:)11:30
ograAmaranth, why ? they have our patches ;)11:30
ograso they can have it quicker/easier if they want....11:30
Amaranthyou're assuming they'll a) accept all of those packages and b) get things moving as fast as you did11:32
Amarantherr, patches11:32
Amaranthnot packages11:32
ograits their choice.... but they could if they wanted ;)11:32
wasabi_Oh intersting11:34
wasabi_Ooo has a UNO bridge for .Net?11:34
ograbut they dont have a dholbach to fix their universe indeed ;) so it will take longer for sure11:34
dholbachogra: and a charles and an herve and and and and and11:34
wasabi_So ya'll need to give Eclipse a spin.11:35
wasabi_(and help me with it of course!)11:35
wasabi_apt-get install eclipse-jdt11:37
wasabi_!!!11:37
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thesaltydogdholbach, almost done.. but I have a warning in genchanges and an error in lintian..11:38
ograerror is bad.... 11:38
ograhi thesaltydog 11:38
thesaltydogogra, ciao oliver11:39
thesaltydogogra, E: bum_1.2.7-0ubuntu1_i386.changes: bad-distribution-in-changes-file breezy11:39
dholbachyou're still on hoary?11:39
thesaltydogyep11:40
dholbachthen ignore it11:40
ograthesaltydog, you can ognore that11:40
thesaltydogok. now genchanges11:40
ograignore even11:40
thesaltydogdpkg-genchanges: warning: unknown information field  in input data in package's section of control info file11:40
thesaltydogthe same?11:40
dholbachhave a look at the Package's section in debian/control11:41
thesaltydogI have just added the Version: 1.2.7-1ubuntu011:41
thesaltydogbefore I had no version info in control.11:41
dholbachyeah... cool - now have a look at debian/control11:41
dholbachversion info in control is wrong11:42
thesaltydogdholbach, what should I look for?11:42
dholbachhas to go to debian/changelog11:42
thesaltydogaahh. ok, so I remove from there and put in debian/changelog11:42
dholbachyes11:43
thesaltydogBTW, how should I have both chengelog.gz and changelog.Debian.gz?11:43
thesaltydogI have only one changelog file in debian dir11:43
Keybukpitti: by "hct in breezy" do you mean HCT packages in breezy?  or just usable for doing breezy?11:43
dholbachthesaltydog: let's take this into #ubuntu-motu11:44
thesaltydogok11:44
pittiKeybuk: well, packages are always appreciated, but actually I'm curious about both :-)11:44
dholbachok11:44
Keybukformer, august most likely11:45
Keybuklatter, uh, couple of hours?  something like that11:45
pittiah, thanks11:45
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