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elmoyeah, that's the first thing I'd do if I hax0red ubuntu12:00
makogo for the userlinux metapackages12:01
elmobreak the buildds in ways designed to send the archive maintainers mad12:01
ograheh12:01
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elmodpkg-gencontrol: warning: unknown information field  in input data in package's section of control info file12:01
makomdz: in terms of the trademark stuff, i did show them these packages12:01
elmolots of that in the log12:01
mdzis there a copy of the upload still on the buildd?12:03
makoelmo: hmm.. i didn't get that on my end12:03
makoif it got rejected, does that put us in a better position to just scrap it and do the new version?12:05
makoalthough, ideally, not one that generates polymorphic packages12:05
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elmowtf12:11
elmoit's the right size on the buildd12:12
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Mithrandirsomebody collected the network traffic tax by eating a few bytes off the file?12:13
elmoMithrandir: it got BIGGER12:13
lsuactiafnerelmo : it evolved12:13
Mithrandirelmo: hm, perhaps it ate something?12:13
lsuactiafnersoon it will turn into AI12:13
makoelmo: wait.. it got bigger, then got smaller again?12:15
lsuactiafnerits pulsating..12:15
ograit pumps12:15
lsuactiafnerrofl12:16
elmomako: no, as the .deb 3218 on the buildd host and 3230 on ftp-master12:16
elmoin the changes, it's 3218 both on the buildd host and on ftp-master12:16
makoelmo: so it fucked up in the xfer12:16
makoand the changes file didn;'t12:16
makoi understand that this is not supposed to happen12:17
elmodude, it's still a valid deb12:17
elmoit "fucked up" in a way that add 12 bytes but didn't validate the deb structure12:17
lsuactiafner 483B/s 9h21m11s12:17
makois there a binary diff you can do?12:17
lsuactiafneryay 12:18
Mithrandirelmo: appended some random garbage, perhaps.12:18
elmoMithrandir: no12:18
makoexpanded the description :)12:18
mako(it was garbage to begin with)12:18
mako(bruce wrote it)12:18
elmo-rw-r--r--  1 katie katie 1239 Jun  9 23:18 control.tar.gz12:18
elmo-rw-r--r--  1 katie katie 1797 Jun  9 23:18 data.tar.gz12:18
Mithrandirelmo: no?  Then there's something _really_ crackful going on. :-)  You're sure you transferred the correct deb and not a random other one?12:18
elmo-rw-r--r--  1 katie katie 1238 Jun  9 23:17 control.tar.gz12:18
elmo-rw-r--r--  1 katie katie 1788 Jun  9 23:17 data.tar.gz12:18
elmofirst bad, second good12:18
elmoMithrandir: dude, there's nothing human involved, this is a buildd upload12:19
elmohum, unless two buildds built and uploaded it simultaneously12:19
elmonope12:19
Mithrandirthe time stamps are different too.12:19
elmo-Installed-Size: 3212:20
elmo+Installed-Size: 812:20
elmo-9bb926ca7e0982a70876137021ec65c3  usr/share/doc/meta-ul-desktop-base/copyright12:20
elmo e606acc617f0fae635914b9223296e84  usr/share/doc/meta-ul-desktop-base/changelog.Debian.gz12:20
elmo+9bb926ca7e0982a70876137021ec65c3  usr/share/doc/meta-ul-desktop-base/copyright12:20
elmothis is SERIOUSLY FRYING MY BRAIN12:20
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Mithrandirit's not fabio's buildd or something which built it too?  perhaps check the upload logs to see which host transferred the files?12:21
elmooh, gar, I get it now12:22
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elmothis is all your fault12:22
makosorry dude!12:22
Diablo-D3hey all12:22
makoi'm sure it is!12:22
elmook, so here's what happened.12:22
Diablo-D3silly question, does ubuntu actually include manpages for libc anywhere?12:22
Diablo-D3they arent in glibc-doc12:22
MithrandirDiablo-D3: yes, manpages-dev12:22
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elmomako uploaded a source+binary upload a while ago, but it wasn't signed by a key katie knew12:22
makoahhhhhhh12:23
Diablo-D3wow12:23
elmoso katie threw away the upload, but didn't trust the .changes and so couldn't know to remove the binary debs he'd uploaded12:23
Diablo-D3what an oddly named package12:23
makoahhhhh12:23
elmoa buildd comes along and uploads a valid .changes for the binaries12:23
elmothe .changes gets copied in, the other files don't12:23
Diablo-D3thanks12:23
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makosame package, so same filename12:23
elmokatie rejects the combination of buildd .changes + mako's .debs12:23
elmoso, err anyway, after all that interesting distraction, what was the conclusion?12:25
elmochuck out meta-userlinux and reupload as meta-ul or not?12:25
Mithrandirah, makes sense then12:27
mako(sorry)12:27
makoelmo: so, what do you want to do now12:27
makoelmo: since it rejected the binaries, it's not actually in hoary-updates, right?12:27
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elmothe source is12:27
elmobut that's ok, it's no biggy to ditch it12:27
makoelmo: yeah, if it's a not a biggy, mdz would prefer it and i don't care much either way12:27
makoelmo: the second package is already NEW12:28
elmookay, done12:28
elmoand processed12:28
makoand, not prone to the whole, yeah12:28
makoelmo: thanks12:29
makojdub: HEY12:29
makoMORE TROUBLE THAN THESE PACKAGES WERE EVER WORTH12:29
makobut i'm gonna make up for it with this manifesto12:29
makoman.. causing unexplainable archive maintance script errors.. i feel like lamont12:31
luis_mako: oh, man12:32
luis_mako: I got an email from the author of the hacker manifesto12:32
makoluis_: mckenzie wark?12:32
luis_he apparently found my blog entry about it12:32
luis_mako: yeah12:32
luis_though apparently he goes by 'ken'12:32
makohah12:32
eruinI've got an issue with users-manager. It's no biggy, really, other than that it doesn't seem to accept non- a-z content for users full names. Should I submit a bug on this?12:32
lamont__mako: all my archive maintenenc script error-induction has been explainable...12:32
lamont__"don't do that lamont"12:33
eruinie, I'd really like to spell my name ivind instead of Oivind12:33
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makoluis_: did i "recommend" that book to you?12:34
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mdzdh_gencontrol -i12:36
mdzcouldn't open log `/var/log/dpkg.log': Permission denied12:36
mdzwtf is that about?12:36
elmoit's a bug, should have been fixed in -7 ?12:36
elmo   * Reduced inability to open a log file to a warning, suppressed for12:37
elmo     non-root operations.  Closes: #312383.12:37
elmo^-- guessing from that12:37
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makoluis_: i can't imagine i would have.. i didn't like it at all12:38
makoluis_: if you haven't, read moglen's dotcommunist.. it's fucking *awesome* and made better by the fact that probablh 1/4-1/3 of the language is lifted, directly, from the communist manifesto12:38
luis_mako: no, no one recommended it to me12:42
luis_he emailed it to a friend of mine who does computer poetry12:42
luis_which popped it into my head12:42
luis_so I read it12:42
luis_i've read eben's, of course12:42
luis_what kind of an eben fanboy would I be if I hadn't?12:42
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luis_:)12:42
luis_mako: http://www.beardofbees.com/gnoetry.html <- warkus sent a digital copy to these guys; it turned into pretty good commie/hacker poetry12:43
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LikesHisLunchHello, does anyone know why the openoffice-evolution package doesn't work in Hoary? (my experiences are reminiscent of this thread: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=31267&highlight=mail+merge)12:51
dokomdz: I currently cannot see, why libxerces-java is needed as a b-d for libxml-commons-resolver1.1-java at all, so it should be safe to drop this as a build dependency.01:03
mdzdoko: sounds good to me01:04
dokolibxml-commons-resolver1.1-java can be built by gcj-4.0, so we can drop kaffe there as well.01:04
dokothe fixes that I did for junit and libant1.6-java are wrong. I have to understand why /usr/share/ant1.6 and /usr/share/ant have to be both directories and wasabi wanted to replace one of them with a symlink01:05
dokobut that's a topic for tomorrow ... a bit too late now01:06
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dholbachgood night everybody - sleep tight01:07
mdzdoko: ok, I would very much like to move all of the java stuff for ant into main tomorrow if possible01:09
mdzthere is a huge amount of desynchronization between the archive and the seeds right now because of it01:09
dokoI know, looking forward for a buildable OOo as well ...01:09
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mdkeevening corey01:29
tsengwhiprush: im stealing your package (evolution-sharp)01:29
tsengwhiprush: k?01:29
whiprushuhh, I don't have any packages01:31
tseng   * Upload for Jorge, upgraded to 0.6.01:31
tsengwrong jorge01:31
whiprushheh01:31
whiprushyou must have me confused with a real developer. :p01:31
tsengwell since its not yours, i cant just ruthlessly clobber it01:32
whiprushheh01:32
whiprushkoke is the other jorge btw.01:32
tsengi see whos it is now01:32
tsengi was sure you were working on it at some point01:32
whiprushI recall trying and giving up01:33
mdkecheck out the logo similarities between ubuntu and msn http://www.salvatore-aranzulla.com/?p=13201:34
HrdwrBoBmdke: obviously it's a conspiracy01:36
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tsenganyone seen koke lately01:38
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mdzkeeeeyybuuuuuuuk01:48
whiprushany networkmagic people awake?01:48
Nafallomdz: I'm not sure he highlights that ;-)01:50
mdzhe's not here anyway01:50
mdzhe's broken dpkg again and then gone to sleep01:50
Nafallowee! luck! :-)01:50
Nafallowhiprush: thom's not here either :-)01:51
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Amaranthjdub: that blog entry should have NSFW in the title :P02:22
tsengAmaranth: yeah, after you turn on line-by-line scrolling02:24
tsengthat might help02:24
Amaranthclearlooks 0.6 is out :)02:24
tsengAmaranth: way to read gnoemfiles02:30
Amaranthtseng: actually the author told me last night02:30
tseng:)02:30
Amaranthi've been giving him input on the changes and such02:31
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ficusplanetjdub, I noticed that you guys are using serpentine for audio burning in breezy.  What would you think of integrating it with muine and rhythmbox (calling serpentine /tmp/burnplaylist.m3u or some such)?  It would be a really simple muine plugin. 02:38
tsengficusplanet: snorp did a nautilus-burn plugin.02:41
tsengficusplanet: you could talk to him?02:41
ficusplanettseng, OK, thanks.02:41
tsenghe is in #muine and all over the place02:41
ficusplanettseng, cool02:42
Riddellmdz: all the packages from kde that are listed are fine to be demoted except kwalletmanager which I've added to seeds and kubuntu-desktop02:47
mdz o kdat, kdeadmin, kdeadmin-doc-html, kpackage, ksysv, lilo-config, secpolicy{kdeadmin}02:48
mdz o kdebase-doc-html, xfonts-konsole                                  {kdebase}02:48
mdz o kcoloredit, kdegraphics, kdegraphics-dev, kdegraphics-doc-html, kdvi, kfax, kgamma, kghostview, kiconedit, kmrml, kolourpaint, kpovmodeler, kruler, kuickshow, kview, kviewshell, libkscan-dev{kdegraphics}02:48
mdz o akode-mpeg, kaboodle, kdemultimedia, kdemultimedia-doc-html, libarts1-audiofile, libarts1-xine{kdemultimedia}02:48
mdz o dcoprss, kdenetwork, kdenetwork-doc-html, kdict, kget, knewsticker, ksirc, ktalkd, librss1, librss1-dev, lisa{kdenetwork}02:48
mdz o kandy, kdepim, kdepim-doc, kdepim-doc-html, kdepim-kfile-plugins, kitchensync, kleopatra, kmailcvt, knode, kode, konsolekalendar, korn, ktnef, libkgantt0, libkgantt0-dev, libkleopatra0-dev, libkpimexchange1-dev, libksieve0-dev, libmimelib1-dev, networkstatus{kdepim}02:48
mdz o kcharselect, kdelirc, kdessh, kdeutils, kdeutils-dev, kdeutils-doc-html, kdf, kedit, kfloppy, kgpg, khexedit, kjots, kregexpeditor, ksim, ktimer{kdeutils}02:49
mdzall of that?02:49
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Riddellmdz: yep02:49
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mdzdone02:52
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Riddellthanks02:54
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lamontelmo still around, or did he get sensible and go to sleep?02:58
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helixjdub: from now on, PLEASE WARN US WHEN SOMETHING IN YOUR BLOG IS NOT SAFE FOR WORK!03:02
tsengROFLCOPTER!!!ONE03:03
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jdubtseng: ha ha03:11
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=== Nafallo night alla
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whiprushjdub: got time for some fridge talk?03:25
jsgotangcohello whiprush 03:25
whiprushhey jsgotangco 03:26
jdubwhiprush: sho'!03:27
jdubwhiprush: meanwhile, i am going to finish that email TODAY!!03:27
jsgotangcoheh03:27
jdubTODAY!03:27
whiprushheh03:28
jdubi am even going to tie myself to the chair03:28
whiprushanyword on some prototype site?03:28
jdubin such a way that will deny me the ability to untie it myself03:28
jdubyeah, site is still there03:28
whiprushwell, I mean one not hosted at some dude's house, heh.03:28
jdubno, we have stuff to sort out before going more live03:29
whiprushk03:29
mdzjdub: that blog entry of yours certainly has made the rounds03:29
jdubbut you're welcome to abuse it as much as you (singular) want03:29
whiprushalso, I updated the spec a bit if you want to check it out.03:29
jdubmdz: neat :)03:29
jdubcringely doesn't have an rss feed03:30
jdubthat's so bad03:30
mdzthat's a feature03:30
jdubwhiprush: cool03:34
jdub(just read the diff003:34
whiprushrock03:34
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ogramdz, sane code would use commandline options to override user config, xscreensaver doesnt....03:58
bob2hehe03:58
ogramdz, could we let ltsp depend on xlockmore ? xlock -dpmsstandby 0 -mode blank  will do the trick03:59
ogra(xlockmore is in universe)03:59
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jncwtf...04:05
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jsgotangconice intro04:06
jncwhen Evolution is open, no applications will launch04:06
jnci close Evo, other stuff launches fine04:06
jnci have like 300mb ram + free04:06
jncwhat else could it be?04:06
jncjsgotangco: gnome-terminal cannot possibly require 301mb ram to launch04:08
jnccould it?04:08
jncmaybe i'm out of ptys04:08
jncor something04:08
AndyFitzwas there a hoary kernel update yesterday ?.  if so it was satan04:08
jncAndyFitz: haha.  what's it do to you04:08
AndyFitzjnc,  it raped me man.04:09
jncthems molestin' words04:09
AndyFitzi guess thats the wrong word..  yeah i was about to correct myself and say molestered 04:09
jncno love for the kernel update?04:09
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AndyFitzkernel panic - note syncing : vfs : unable to mound root fs on unknown - block(0,0)04:10
jncew04:10
jncsometimes you feel like a nut?04:10
jncand... sometimes you dont04:10
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AndyFitzand i dont have any backup kernels.  so as we speak im copying my photos and working directories to my ipod04:11
AndyFitzlol   fammine before the feast  pain before the pleasure..  these are the ways of the linux kernel04:11
jncAndyFitz: how about "eat as much herring you can before the pundits beat you with large clubs"04:12
AndyFitzyeah ,  seemingly more appropirate04:12
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jnci just meowed at a cat04:14
jnci'm reaching new levels of dumb04:14
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AndyFitzjnc, no  you're safe.  yesterday i got on the wrong train and only realised after 6 stops in the wrong direction.  and then i caught the wrong one back missing the transferring train again04:20
AndyFitzmy date forgave me04:21
jncdid you ..04:21
jncthat explains it04:21
jncIT WAS THE TRAIN04:21
jncOF LOVE04:21
jncLIKE WOAH04:21
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AndyFitzoh and i didnt have my phone on my  so i  open my laptop to get her number from evolution to ring from the station.   but my kernel panics04:22
AndyFitzit all comes full circle back to the kernels fault04:22
AndyFitzeven love04:22
AndyFitz... kernels fault04:22
jsgotangcothis transcript is crack dudes04:24
jsgotangcoheh04:24
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infinityAndyFitz : Why not boot with an install CD in rescue mode and fix the kernel issue? :)04:37
AndyFitzinfinity.  fix the kernel issue by copying vmlinuz  over the existing one ?04:38
infinityAndyFitz : By installing a non-broken linux-image package and re-running update-grub?04:39
AndyFitzinstalling how ?  copying the vmlinuz file ?04:39
infinity(Though, what actually broke?... initrd?)04:39
AndyFitzsorry im a graphics pirate not a code ninja04:40
infinityAndyFitz : Downloading the .deb and using 'dpkg -i linux-image-foo.deb'04:40
infinityNINJA!04:40
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infinity*cough*04:40
AndyFitzaayeee04:40
AndyFitzsounds like good advice my friend .   i'll give it a shot04:40
infinityAndyFitz : Or, y'know, bring that tank of a laptop to Melbourne for the Queen's Birthday long weekend, and get some personal service.04:41
AndyFitzhey yeah  long weekend is upon us..  doesnt AU rock like that04:41
infinityI'm so glad I moved somewhere with such silly holidays.04:41
AndyFitzheh  like anyone knew the reason for this holiday.. really04:41
AndyFitzi'll be going to melbourne with said chickie in a month actually04:43
AndyFitzwill have too say g'day04:43
AndyFitzand introduce you to those crazy drum and bass  kiwis who use debian04:43
whiprushheya infinity ... I remember you telling me that you were an ldap guy at UDU. I have a friend that is working on deploying Fedora's new directory thing and wants to do something with it for Ubuntu. Shall I shuffle him your way?04:44
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infinitywhiprush : Was I drunk at the time?04:48
infinitywhiprush : (Sure, send him my way)04:48
whiprushheh, k.04:48
jdubrawk04:49
whiprushhe's a real good ldap dude, just doesn't know where to start.04:49
whiprushhe's got this big list of stuff that he does to an ubuntu machine to make it "work right" for ldap and things like windows interop.04:49
whiprushit's pretty metal.04:49
infinityCool.04:55
wasabi_Heh. I'm one of those LDAP guys. =/04:57
wasabi_I missed the first part of that conversation. =(04:57
whiprushI'll send him your way too then04:57
wasabi_not without me knowing what's going on! 04:57
wasabi_I was going to take a look at that fedora ldap server after I got eclipse fixed up.04:58
wasabi_Anybody else working with that?04:58
whiprushmy friend is04:58
Amaranthhah04:58
whiprushhe's got it built on ubuntu 04:58
Amaranthit was funny watching that04:58
wasabi_Oh rock.04:58
whiprushapparently the build process is pretty crap04:58
wasabi_http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DomainAuthenticationUtility04:58
whiprushtook him the better part of a morning to build it04:58
wasabi_That's a ranty page I put together to presearve an idea.04:58
whiprushman, I so feel your pain.05:01
wasabi_the fedora server might actually be suitable for becoming a replica in active directory05:06
wasabi_i haven't looked at it that closey, but it has most of the requisites.05:06
wasabi_i bet the ACLs are totally different though05:06
whiprushI've heard nothing but good things except for the build process.05:07
wasabi_Yeah, it certainly beats out openldap.05:07
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whiprushit'd be a nice breezy+1 or +2 goal to have a plop in replacement for an AD Domain controller.05:07
wasabi_I don't think there is much to be psyched about.05:07
wasabi_whiprush, that's not going to be possible fora  long time.05:08
wasabi_And this doesn't bring us closer to it05:08
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whiprushI'll take anything over nothing though.05:08
wasabi_I think the only feature of the fedora one I'm excited about is hte ACLs05:08
wasabi_openldap has everything else.05:08
whiprushyeah, but openldap makes me want to cut myself.05:09
wasabi_Why?05:09
wasabi_openldap, especially as distributed by debian, is super easy to set up.05:09
whiprushI just can't get anything ootb that isn't obtuse.05:09
wasabi_Creates the DB and root for your automatically.05:09
Amaranthcan't samba work as as an AD domain controller?05:09
wasabi_Amaranth, no.05:09
wasabi_It can work as a NT4 PDC or BDC.05:09
Amaranthhrm05:09
wasabi_And can join AD as a member.05:09
Amaranthi don't know what these terms mean :P05:09
Amaranthi know active directory05:09
wasabi_FOSS is missing a TON of requisites for AD.05:10
fabbionemorning05:10
wasabi_bind has no kerberos SIG(0) support.05:10
whiprushyou can get halfway there with openldap and kerberos.05:10
whiprusheven then it's a pain.05:10
jsgotangcoIT IS05:10
wasabi_Yeah. You can't serve a windows box properly.05:10
wasabi_And serving a linux box is pretty non-par.05:10
wasabi_Serving a linux laptop is basically unrealstic.05:10
jsgotangcoi share your pain05:11
wasabi_(no cred caching)05:11
wasabi_Oh, we also don't have a suitable file sharing protocol yet. NFSv4 might be it.05:11
whiprushand it depends on the distro also. We can't get a single suse machine to even use ldap for auth.05:11
whiprushargh.05:11
wasabi_Oh that's easy. ;)05:11
wasabi_I have all the pam and nss config files for you!05:11
whiprushI'm so emailing you.05:11
wasabi_In windows it's two button clicks and typing the name of the domain.05:12
wasabi_Same with OS X.05:12
whiprushcan osx join an ad?05:12
wasabi_Yes.05:12
wasabi_Oh, that's anohter point.05:12
whiprushsurely it can't serve one.05:12
wasabi_Our file system ACLs SUCK05:12
wasabi_SUCK BAD05:12
wasabi_Tiger actually added NT compatible ACLs to HFS05:12
wasabi_Which are pretty darn slick.05:12
wasabi_I think we should totally copy them.05:13
wasabi_It's just not something most die hard unixers will accept05:13
whiprushheh05:13
whiprushall I know, is I'm stuck on nis and nfs, and I know I'm not the only one.05:14
wasabi_I use AD at the office.05:14
jsgotangcosame here05:14
wasabi_I'm a windows admin during the day time hours. ;)05:14
jsgotangcoheh05:14
jsgotangcoi like win2k305:14
wasabi_Me too.05:14
whiprushyeah, it's pretty good.05:14
wasabi_Check out this:05:15
wasabi_http://www.padl.com/Products/XAD.html05:15
wasabi_They've done it.05:15
whiprushyou've tries this?05:15
wasabi_no05:15
wasabi_it's $$$05:15
whiprushoh05:15
jsgotangcoi haven't been updated in windows server stuff for a while though05:15
wasabi_I think andrew bartlett point me to it.05:16
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whiprushI wonder how it really works.05:16
jsgotangcoPty05:16
jsgotangcoaustralian?05:16
wasabi_It's apparently Samba + Kerberos + openLDAp05:16
wasabi_all hacked up and made to work05:16
whiprushand they did all that integration work?05:16
wasabi_that's what they claim05:16
jsgotangcothat neat if it really works nicely05:17
whiprushheh, I'll have to see it to believe it.05:17
whiprushalthough, I do know people who have done it, it just takes them so freaking long.05:17
wasabi_Well, they offer stuff nobody has done yet;05:17
wasabi_Like group policy supportl.05:17
whiprushjust noticed that05:18
whiprushms's new SUS++ thing is out now too.05:19
wasabi_WSUS05:19
jsgotangcowow05:19
jsgotangcoim still using SUS05:19
whiprushjdub: you know, we should have an #ubuntu-sounder for conversation like this ...05:19
jsgotangcocan SUS be upgraded?05:19
wasabi_sounder?05:19
wasabi_jsgotangco, don't think so.05:19
wasabi_There's no reason to want to upgrade thoughl05:19
jsgotangcoargghh05:19
wasabi_It's not like it reinstalls all your patches.05:20
whiprushsounder is the chat/offtopic/justhangout list for ubuntu05:20
bob2(ObHistoricalFact: it was originally the list for Warty beta-testers, before it became public; hence the name.)05:23
jdubxandros also have client integration stuff done05:31
jdubpretty wide ranging, too05:32
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jsgotangcoa sounder of warthogs05:34
jsgotangcoa colony of hedgehogs05:34
jsgotangcoa cete of badgers05:34
jdubwe had 'array' for hedgehogs05:37
jsgotangcooh wait05:42
jsgotangco'array' is correct05:42
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hornbeckanyone around?05:56
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Stargazerevening... Question, how does one get rid of graphic corruption using 5.04 PPC on a G3?05:58
bob2#ubuntu06:00
Stargazersorry..06:00
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fabbionedilinger: ping?06:33
dilingerpong06:34
fabbionedilinger: mind if i change lvm2 b-d to drop libreadline4 ?06:35
fabbioneand bump libdlm-dev versioned b-d?06:35
dilingerdrop libreadline4 completely?  lvm2 is much nicer to use with it..06:36
dilingeranyways, waldi's the person to talk to nowdays, i haven't done much w/ lvm2 lately06:36
fabbionei mean replacing it with libreadline5 :)06:39
dilingerah06:39
dilingeryea, i don't see a problem w/ it06:40
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mdzKeybuk: did anything change in dpkg recently which would explain this: dpkg: can't mmap package info file `/var/lib/dpkg/available': Invalid argument07:33
Keybuksounds like your available file is too large07:33
mdzit's 0 bytes07:34
Keybukoh, heh07:34
mdzcopying a normal available file into place there gets it working07:34
Keybukyou can't mmap() 0 bytes, can you? :)07:34
mdzapparently not07:34
bob2can that file just die yet?07:34
mdzthis sort of breaks debootstrap07:34
mdzand by "sort of" I mean "utterly"07:35
Keybukdeboostrap pre-seeds available and status, does it not?07:35
mdzit just touches them07:35
Keybukis it consistently reproducible?07:36
mdzoh yes07:36
mdztry a debootstrap07:36
Keybukit would be nice to run gdb over it to see what arguments mmap is getting07:36
mdz10971 mmap2(NULL, 0, PROT_READ, MAP_SHARED, 5, 0) = -1 EINVAL (Invalid argument)07:36
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Keybukhmm07:38
Keybuknope, you can mmap 0 bytes, it just returns NULL07:38
Keybukunless someone's broken mmap in a recent kernel?07:39
mdz2.6.12-1-k707:39
fabbioneKeybuk: if mmap kernel behaviour is changed.. is a dpkg bug07:39
fabbionemdz: did you upgrade the kernel yesterday?07:40
Keybukmdz: http://descent.netsplit.com/~scott/test.c07:40
mdzfabbione: yes07:40
Keybukcompile that, and run it with a 0-byte test file alongside07:40
fabbionemdz: ok. that's 12rc6...07:40
mdzKeybuk: I'd already got it written :-P07:40
mdzmmap says: Invalid argument07:40
Keybukfabbione: is there a known change to mmap behaviour?07:40
mdzKeybuk: what kernel are you on, assuming it works for you?07:41
danielsmmap says: Success07:41
danielsthis is 2.6.10-5-68607:41
Keybukmdz: 2.6.10-5-k7 (hoary)07:41
fabbioneKeybuk: they did a bunch of security fixes to mmap..07:41
fabbioneso possibly yes07:41
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mdzmmap(2) only describes EINVAL for length too large or not aligned07:43
mdz0 bytes should have every possible alignment :-)07:43
Keybukthere's no restricted-modules for 2.6.12 ?07:43
mdznope07:43
Keybukbah, I can't test it then07:43
fabbioneKeybuk: why?07:43
danielsfabbione: ath, I'm guessing07:44
Keybukbecause the machine with breezy on it needs lrm for the network card07:44
mdzbecause he's a proprietary driver sellout07:44
fabbioneKeybuk is 0wn3d by b1n4ry dr1v3r507:44
danielsthe openbsd guys reverse-engineered the ath hal07:44
danielsit would be great if we could get that into our mainline kernel07:44
danielsthat way I could do away with my need for lrm also07:44
Keybukbinary on chip, binary on disk, what is difference?07:44
danielsmdz: i'm glad your machine is completely clear of any proprietary firmware also :P07:44
mdz        if (!len)07:45
mdz                return -EINVAL;07:45
mdz^^ Linux 2.6.1207:45
Keybukmdz: cute07:45
fabbioneKeybuk: fix dpkg _)07:45
Keybukfabbione: I'm very carefully reading POSIX atm07:46
Keybukactually, POSIX seems pretty clear, len=0 shall be EINVAL07:47
crimsunit says as much in the rc6 changelog, too07:47
=== fabbione point Keybuk to: <fabbione> Keybuk: fix dpkg _)
mdz        if (!len)07:47
mdz                return addr;07:47
mdz        /* Careful about overflows.. */07:47
mdz        len = PAGE_ALIGN(len);07:47
mdz        if (!len || len > TASK_SIZE)07:47
mdz                return -EINVAL;07:48
mdz^^ linux 2.6.1007:48
Keybukfabbione: is a tricky fix, annoyingly07:48
fabbioneKeybuk: i can guess so07:48
jdubKeybuk: fix POSIX07:48
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mdzthat's decidedly trickier07:49
jdublet's see who's tricky now!07:49
Keybukmdz: so, I was thinking, why doesn't apt unpack packages as it downloads them?07:49
mdzKeybuk: because that would require working out which groups of packages we would have to download at a time07:50
Keybukbut don't you already do an ordering calculation for dpkg passing?07:50
mdzlater07:50
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danielswonder if that'll break sbuild or something in creative ways.07:50
mdzand it pretty much cheats with dpkg anyway07:50
mdzby unpacking as much as it can at once, modulo essential/pre-depends/conflicts07:51
danielsactually, make that 1240 (FEAR THE CVS LIBX11)07:51
Lathiatdaniels: so does X work yet? :)07:51
danielsLathiat: yeah07:51
mdzit is way more work than I am willing to do for the benefit of people who cannot manage their disk space07:51
Lathiatin the archives?07:51
danielsLathiat: nope07:51
Lathiatdaniels: :)07:52
Keybuk...interesting07:52
KeybukFreeBSD seems to support len=0 too07:52
Keybukif ((ssize_t) uap->len < 0 ||07:52
Keybuk    ((flags & MAP_ANON) && uap->fd != -1))07:52
Keybukreturn (EINVAL);07:52
mdzpay no attention to them; they use parentheses around return values07:53
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Lathiatmy lecturer does that07:53
Lathiatits annoying07:53
mdzwas the fix explicitly trying to avoid a security issue?07:53
mdzor were they just POSIXifying it while they were in there?07:53
KeybukI have an image of a kernel developer going "aha!  we can break a shit-load of software quietly, muahahahaha!"07:54
mdzsomebody snuck the patch in by trying to disguise it as an ia64-specific issue07:54
mdzeveryone ignored it because it said [IA64]  in front07:54
Keybukok, fucking Solaris supports len=007:55
Lathiatlike how mm snuck mppe in? :)07:55
Lathiaterr07:55
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Burgundaviajdub, ping07:56
Keybukfabbione: did you apply this same patch to hoary?07:56
jdubBurgundavia: pong07:57
Burgundaviajdub, I had a crazy thought about file managers, who would I chat with about it?07:57
fabbioneKeybuk: checking07:57
jdubBurgundavia: chat to your blog, send me the link. :)07:59
Burgundaviajdub, I wish I had a blog07:59
Keybukfabbione: this will break glibc too07:59
jdubBurgundavia: easy to set up :)07:59
jdubBurgundavia: and you're a member, so you'd get to be on planet ubuntu07:59
fabbioneKeybuk: i am still checking07:59
Burgundaviajdub, got a suggestion, aside from livejournal?08:01
Keybukin fact, this will break glibc in lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of places :-/08:02
jdubBurgundavia: blogger, advogato...08:02
Keybukthey pretty much just pass st.st_size for length unilaterally08:02
Keybukdo we know whether the kernel developers really have done this for a reason, other than just while they were in there?08:03
fabbioneKeybuk: no08:03
fabbione        if (!len)08:03
fabbione-               return addr;08:03
fabbione+               return -EINVAL;08:03
fabbioneit's probably not a security fix08:04
fabbionebut if it is, it hasn't been announced yet08:04
fabbionei will keep an eye08:04
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infinityOr outstupiding, as the case may be.08:09
Keybukmdz: doesn't dpkg error if available is empty anyway?08:11
Burgundaviajdub, http://www.advogato.org/recentlog.html08:12
Keybukoh, no, is ok08:12
jdubBurgundavia: you can also link here -> http://www.advogato.org/person/Burgundavia/08:13
jdub:)08:13
Burgundaviajdub, yes, I saw that, after I pasted the link08:13
jdubBurgundavia: also, google for 'thunar' and have a look at the mockups08:13
jdubBurgundavia: you are a member, right?08:13
Burgundaviajdub, i have looked at thunar08:14
Burgundaviabut I couldn't remember if it did all those things08:14
fabbionemdz: the ia64 patch is really ia64 specific :)08:14
fabbioneand the change seems to be older than 12rc308:16
Burgundaviajdub, ok, that is exactly what I was looking for08:16
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fabbionemdz, Keybuck: the change was introduced the 28/03/2005 and SignedOff by Andrew Morton and Linus. 08:19
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Burgundaviajdub, and yes I am a member08:22
fabbionehttp://linux.bkbits.net:8080/linux-2.6/patch@1.2181.46.14108:23
fabbionehere it is08:23
jdubBurgundavia: wanaa be on planet ubuntu?08:24
jsgotangcowow08:24
Burgundaviajdub, sure08:25
fabbionejdub: i did ask you to be on planet.u.c eons ago...08:25
fabbionejdub: am i there or not?08:25
jdubfabbione: yep08:26
fabbioneok08:26
Keybukfabbione: sweet08:26
jsgotangco:)08:26
jsgotangcoface hacking08:26
jsgotangconeat08:26
fabbioneKeybuk: i am pretty sure it's not easy to convince upstream that the fix is correct, but needs to be reverted :)08:26
fabbionei can temporary revert or special case it08:27
fabbionebut userland needs fixing08:27
Keybukuserland will have to catch up anyway08:27
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Burgundaviaok, someone needs to check that nats head is screwed on right08:28
Keybukfabbione: you realise, this makes the quickest set of dpkg releases in history, right? :p08:29
jdubKeybuk: release name "in like flynn"08:30
Keybukwhat's what one mean? :p08:31
jdubelmo: planet ubuntu update please :-)08:31
danielsKamion: um08:33
danielsKamion: so, like, locale handling in xlib08:33
danielsKamion: no-one uses that, right?08:33
danielsIn Like Flynn08:34
danielsDates back to 1945, refering to how easily movie star Errol Flynn could get women into bed with him.08:34
jdubs/women/people/08:35
Keybukdescent dpkg-1.13% ./src/dpkg-query -l08:36
KeybukZERO BYTE PROTECTION MATRIX ACTIVE!08:36
Keybukkewl08:36
Burgundaviajdub, cheers08:37
TreenaksKeybuk: ooh, you let ogra add some messages to dpkg, to make it more movieos-ish? :)08:37
jdubha ha ha ha08:37
Treenaksjdub: I want everything to give me messages like that08:38
Treenaksjdub: especially when I'm using my full-screen xterms08:38
bob2we need a en_MOVIEOS locale08:38
bob2in rosetta08:38
jdubACCESS DENIED08:38
Keybukhttp://arch.netsplit.com/scott@netsplit.com--2005/dpkg--devel--1.13--patch-15708:39
fabbioneKeybuk: it's a pleasure to have this honour :)08:42
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pittiMorning08:48
fabbionehey pitti08:48
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allee#kde-devel08:56
alleewrong tab sorry08:58
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danielsKamion: if I don't have something workable by :00, I'll just upload a couple of tiny fixes, no modular libX1109:14
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danielsKamion: preparing a fixes-only -24 now10:20
danielser, -2310:20
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Lathiatdaniels: for X so it would mostly work?10:24
danielsyeah10:26
danielsjust the mkfontdir fix10:26
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Amaranthdidn't you say you were going to break it all again in -24 though? :)10:31
AndyFitzis doing a sudo apt-get dist-upgrade -you   to breezy from hoary is safe at this stage ?.   will it know what to disregard ?10:33
LathiatAndyFitz: not quite yet i think :)10:35
LathiatAmaranth: heh10:35
AmaranthAndyFitz: If you care about X, universe, or KDE you shouldn't. :D10:36
AndyFitzbugger,  I care about gnome, X, gaim and firefox10:37
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pittiHey hey seb128!11:03
seb128hey pitti :)11:03
pittiseb128: you'll upload a new set of gnome packages soon? I think we should try to downsize http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/dload-strippedtar.txt soon to make the Rosetta guys happy11:04
seb128weird, there is some packages I've uploaded yesterday in this list11:04
pittiseb128: there might still be a bug11:05
seb128seems so11:05
pittiseb128: is the POT file created on your local build?11:05
seb128Warning: tarball ximian-connector_2.3.3-0ubuntu1_translations.tar.gz does not contain a POT file11:05
seb128Warning: tarball evolution_2.3.3-0ubuntu1_translations.tar.gz does not contain a POT file11:05
seb128good question11:05
pittithese are recent uploads?11:05
seb128yesterday11:05
seb128Warning: tarball gal2.4_2.5.3-0ubuntu1_translations.tar.gz does not contain a POT file11:06
seb1282 days ago11:06
seb128Warning: tarball nautilus-cd-burner_2.11.3-0ubuntu1_translations.tar.gz does not contain a POT file11:06
seb128yesterday11:06
pittiseb128: do you have local builds?11:06
seb128yep11:06
pittiseb128: where you could do a find -name "*.pot"?11:06
seb128ximian-connector has no pot11:07
pitti... but uses gnome.mk?11:07
seb128but running "/usr/bin/intltool-update -p --verbose;" works fine11:07
seb128yep, it uses gnome.mk11:07
pittiseb128: can you look into the build log or put it somewhere?11:07
pittiseb128: I'll fix some non-gnome packages in the next time11:08
seb128Wrote ../storage/ximian-connector.xml.h11:08
seb128 *** xgettext is not found on this system!11:08
seb128 *** Without it, intltool-update can not extract strings.11:08
pittiuh11:08
seb128hum11:08
pittiintltool depends on gettext...11:09
seb128I have xgettext on my box11:09
seb128and running "/usr/bin/intltool-update -p --verbose;" myself works11:09
pittiwell, wait11:09
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pittiis there an intltool in the source package?11:09
pittiHi thom11:09
pittiseb128: cdbs prefers intltool in the sources and only uses /usr/bin if it isn't present11:10
seb128oh k11:10
seb128that's bad11:10
danielsboooo cdbs11:10
pittiseb128: so running ./intltool-update in the source package fails?11:10
seb128the local intltool-update has11:10
seb128    my $XGETTEXT = $ENV{"XGETTEXT"} || "/opt/gnome2/bin//xgettext";11:10
pittiARRRGH11:10
seb128a lot of packages have this bug IIRC11:11
pittiseb128: so XGETTEXT=/usr/bin/xgettext ./intltool-update works?11:11
seb128now that you speak about it, a guy bugged me about that some time ago11:11
danielkieeeep11:11
pittiseb128: I can add the env variable to gnome.mk11:11
seb128correct11:11
seb128that fixes it11:11
=== pitti fixes
danielsOH FRIGGING HELL IMAKE11:11
danielsbuild systems are crap.11:11
pittidaniels: it's like mutt, they all suck, some suck less...11:12
danielsxorg should build by osmosis or something.11:12
danielsautotools is showering me in hate and derision in one tab, and imake is kicking me in the goods and taunting me in another11:12
seb128pitti: this bug should be fixed though11:12
seb128    my $MSGFMT = $ENV{"MSGFMT"} || "/opt/gnome2/bin//msgfmt";11:12
Lathiatdaniels: heh11:12
seb128    my $MSGMERGE = $ENV{"MSGMERGE"} || "/opt/gnome2/bin//msgmerge";11:13
pittiseb128: OMG11:13
Lathiathm, archive.ubuntu.com is running a tad slow11:13
pittiseb128: but that's hardcoded into dozens of packages11:13
seb128pitti: anyway to create the .pot we only need $XGETTEXT11:13
seb128pitti: yeah11:13
pittiseb128: it might be easier to just prefer /usr/bin/intltool-update then11:13
seb128I think so11:13
seb128no reason to prefer bugged copies11:14
pittiseb128: alright, I swap the preference and add the XGETTEXT variable11:14
seb128thanks11:14
pittiseb128: so we'll need to upload that stuff again at some time11:14
seb128what stuff?11:14
seb128the bugged packages?11:14
pittiseb128: I fixed postgresql yesterday btw, just not yet uploaded11:14
pittiseb128: yes11:14
pittiseb128: to have them rebuilt and the pot file extracted11:15
seb128that cannot be done by hand?11:15
seb128rebuilding evolution to just get the .pot seems a waste11:15
pittiseb128: well, it can11:15
pittiseb128: no, not just for the pot11:15
pittiseb128: but there certainly will be a new upload anyway11:15
seb128any hurry?11:16
pittiseb128: until Breezy release :)11:16
seb128anything will be upload within 2-3 weeks again11:16
seb128oh, that's fine11:16
seb128we have a bunch of GNOME versions before11:16
pittiseb128: but given the number of outstanding packages we should start fixing that early11:16
seb128your list is quite small11:17
seb128I upload 60% of these packages on a normal new GNOME version11:17
pittiseb128: which is good :-)11:17
seb128just fix the CDBS hack and we are fine11:17
seb128I've some stuff to upload today, I'll wait to get your fixed packages on the buildd11:17
pittiI fixed it, now I test it, then I upload; gimme ~ 15 minutes11:18
pittiseb128: oh, wait, the dchroots aren't updated until tomorrow anyway11:18
pittiseb128: so just go ahead, if it's settled in 3 weeks, that's fine11:19
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pittiHi trulux 11:28
seb128pitti: k, thanks11:28
pittiseb128: uploaded, btw11:28
pittimvo: here`11:29
pitti?11:29
Keybukdescent src% fakeroot ./dpkg --print-architecture11:39
Keybuki38611:39
Keybukyay, that's better11:39
pittihooray11:39
KeybukUnpacking banana (from /home/scott/tmp/banana_1.0.deb) ...11:40
Keybukcouldn't open log `': No such file or directory11:40
Keybukfree(): invalid pointer 0xbffff214!11:40
Keybukzsh: segmentation fault (core dumped)  sudo ./dpkg -i ~/tmp/banana_1.0.deb11:40
Keybuk...11:40
Keybukwell, partly better11:40
mvopitti: yes11:40
danielsargh, good god11:40
pittimvo: can you modify the update-manager package that it creates a POT file during build?11:40
danielsi wonder if it ever occurred to whoever wrote xf86config that 3095-character strings means that YOU'RE DOING SOMETHING WRONG11:41
pittimvo: same for synaptic?11:41
Lathiatdaniels: whats that for?11:41
danielsLathiat: it's in xorgconfig.c11:41
danielsthe 'string length 3095 is longer than the 509 ANSI C compilers are required to support' warning caught my eye11:41
mvopitti: they don't do that right now? they should have a pretty much default config when it comes to gettext11:41
Lathiatdaniels: heh11:41
pittimvo: 11:41
pittihttp://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/dload-strippedtar.txt11:42
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Keybukdaniels: ANSI only used to mandate 509 :p11:42
mvopitti: ok, I'll check11:42
danielsKeybuk: right, hence the whole warning bit11:42
Keybukoh, sorry, you mentioned that11:42
KeybukI always thought that was such a "thumb up the arse" constant11:43
Keybukit's not even a power of 2, like real constants11:43
danielsoh, sure11:43
danielki512 - 311:43
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danielsbut it's a great indication of stupid code ahead11:43
danielsdanielki: one for \0, two for ...11:43
Keybuk\r\n11:43
Keybuk? :p11:43
danielkiif thought of in terms of dwords it makes some sense11:43
danielsah yes11:43
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danielsgod, this cursor generation is annoying11:44
danielsthat *has* to go for -2511:44
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Keybukif (log) nfmalloc...11:46
Keybukno, Keybuk, if (!log) :p11:46
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danielsgar, this manpage preprocessing thing is annoying me11:46
danielsheh11:46
Keybuk2005-06-10 09:46:52 status k\uffffL\uffff,qx,q\uffff\uffff\uffff\uffff\uffff\uffff$11:47
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Keybukhmm.... wrong pointer in there somewhere methinks11:47
danielssmooth11:47
Amaranthstupid netsplits11:47
Keybukah, no, I wanted varbufvprintf11:47
Amaranthif the old me comes back from the dead and knocks me off irc i'll be super pissed11:47
danielsah, crap, I hate Romanian kezboards11:52
danielsgrpalts?toggle lets me toggle to Romanian11:52
danielsbut not back to us11:52
Keybukwhy are you on a Romanian keyboard?11:53
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daniels#1093911:54
danielsnot so much a romanian keyboard as just hte layout11:54
Keybukah11:55
danielsaha.11:55
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KeybukOMFG11:56
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Keybuk(after discovering a bug the size of a large planet in the dpkg config file parser)11:56
danielswhoohoo11:56
thomnot a small moon?11:56
danielsthom: dpkg ever has small bugs?11:57
KeybukDear iwj, when storing a string you've just found in the file, it helps to strdup it so the memory isn't overwritten by the string in the next line11:57
danielsi thought it only broke shit no-one cared about, like dpkg-architecture, and dpkg --print-architecture11:57
KeybukI deliberately broke dpkg-architecture though12:00
Keybukhmm12:03
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Keybuk  if (!strcmp(user, "branden"))12:03
Keybuk    cause_strange_divert_bugs();12:03
danielsheh12:03
danielkieeep12:04
danielkiI hate this !strcmp() syntax12:04
Keybukdanielki: read "strcmp" as "do these strings differ?"12:04
Keybukit's a common early mistake to try and read it as "are they the same?"12:05
danielkiwell but that's not what it's doing12:05
Keybukso that's if not the strings differ12:05
danielkiit doesn't return a boolean12:05
danielkiso I prefer using == 0, < 0, > 012:05
Keybukeverything's boolean in C :p12:05
danielkieverything converts to boolean, yes12:06
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KeybukI went through a phase of doing things like:  if (file == NULL) and stuff12:07
Keybukbut got bored of it12:07
danielkithat's different12:07
Keybuktoo much typing :p12:07
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pittihrmpf, bloody network; I lost everything after "<pitti> seb128: is system-tools-backends in the set of packages you upload soon?"12:10
seb128I've not received this one12:10
seb128probably not, but I can do an upload if you want12:11
pittinot just for the pot12:11
pittiseb128: I started to collect the packages that only require a rebuild in a list12:11
seb128there is probably some bug to fix, I can look for one to pretext an upload :p12:11
pittihehe12:11
Keybukdanielki: C doesn't have a boolean type, so nothing converts to boolean12:11
Keybuk(ignoring the silly typdef in C99 for C++ freaks :p)12:12
danielkiKeybuk: well every expression can be evaluated in a boolean context12:12
danielkiok now? :)12:12
Keybukindeed, and that's implemented as a comparison against zero12:13
danielkibtw I got C++ background12:13
Keybukso why add your own comparison against zero?12:13
Keybukif (x != 0) ... ends up as cmp(cmp(x, 0), 0)12:13
danielkiKeybuk: for clarification in cases where it's not obvious12:13
pittielmo: can I please have libgnomeprintui2.2-dev in concordia's breezy dchroot?12:14
danielkiI wouldn't explicitely compare the return value of say strequal() against 012:14
Keybukif (x) and if (!x) are absurdly common idioms in C though12:14
danielkiyes12:14
danielkiand I don't have a problem with that12:14
pittiseb128: oh, it doesn't use gnome.mk, so I have to fix it anyway12:14
Keybukthere is no strequal() in C though ...12:14
danielkibut strcmp() doesn't return a boolean conceptionally12:14
danielkiit was a hypothetical example12:15
Keybukthere are no C standard library functions that return conceptual booleans12:15
Keybukthey all return richer information12:15
Keybukif (strchr("foo", 'f')) would be wrong, by your assertion, because it returns a pointer not a boolean12:15
Keybuketc.12:15
danielkiwell yeah12:15
Keybukthis was pretty deliberate12:16
Keybukand is actually why most functions return zero for "I worked"12:16
danielkiI'm not saying my coding style is entirely consequent :)12:16
Keybukso they can return lots more useful error information12:16
danielkiI know12:16
danielkifortunately I'm doing C++ mostly12:16
Keybukpoor man ;)12:17
danielkiheh12:17
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elmopitti: done12:24
pittithanks12:24
mvopitti: I updated the u-m and synaptic repos. but I have no idea why the pots weren't included in the first place. it's a pretty stock "intltoolize" configureation (that seems to work for update-notifier just fine)12:36
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pittimvo: well, all gnome packages are packaged that way, but don't generate a POT automatically12:36
Kamiondaniels: cheers, dude12:36
pittimvo: unless you use gnome.mk, you need to add the intltool-update --verbose -p call to debian/rules12:37
danielsjust waiting for the build to finish to verify now; imake outsmarted me before and broke for no reason12:37
danielsand now I'm in the hillarious situation where I have no keyboard input but shift + control (everything else gets swallowed), but I can't restart X because the builds are running under it :P12:37
daniels(totally rooted -- SSHing in and trying to fix it with setxkbmap for ten minutes has yielded nothing)12:38
danielsmjg59: it would be awesome if dasher had symbols12:39
mvopitti: wouldn't it be better if we would patch intltool so that it includes the pot file in the dist-rule in the generated po/Makefile? so that at least in the future the problem goes away?12:41
pittimvo: if that's possible?12:41
pittimvo: but make dist isn't executed at build, is it?12:41
mvopitti: right. it was meant as a long term fix. because upstream would need to run intltoolize again in there po dir. then the pot file would be part of the upstream tarball12:43
pittimvo: no, that's not the point12:43
mvopitti: no?12:43
pittimvo: we really need to create the pot during package build12:43
pittimvo: e. g. if Ubuntu adds a patch involving strings, we want to have them in the POT12:43
mjg59daniels: Select "English with lots of punctuation"12:44
pittimvo: so if at all, we need to patch intltoolize to add the "create pot" dependency12:44
danielsmjg59: my hero12:46
mvopitti: that means that each package needs to be modified to include this "intltool-update -p"  (because we potentially modifiy string for each package in main)?12:47
pittimvo: well, I did a general solution for cdbs+gnome.mk12:47
pittimvo: so that Gnome is done12:47
mvopitti: for all cdbs packages :) 12:47
pittimvo: I asked Riddell to do a similar trick in KDE12:47
pittimvo: and many non-Gnome/KDE packages already come with a POT, and adding UBuntu-specific strings is relatively unlikey (and not as important as for Gnome/KDE)12:48
pittimvo: so in the end we only need to fix 20ish packages12:48
pittimvo: I'm doing that ATM12:48
mvopitti: ok, so intltool-update -p and a build-dep on intltool for u-m,u-n,synaptic?12:51
pittimvo: it's not already a build-dep?12:52
mvopitti: it is, right12:52
mvopitti: is it urgent? or is it good enough if it's part of the next regular update12:53
pittimvo: oh, it's not that urgent12:54
pittimvo: I just go down the list and make sure that it will be fixed in a few weeks at most12:54
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pittimvo: the Rosetta guys need POT files for import, so the earlier they have them, the earlier I can build langpacks from Rosetta :-)12:55
fabbioneelmo: please NEW redhat-cluster-suite (the source and a couple of debs need to go in main - lvm2 b-d, the others in universe are ok for now)12:57
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jordicarlos: dude01:01
jordicarlos: where's the src for the gnome status pages?01:01
carlosjordi, I send it when someone asks me for it01:01
carloswhy?01:01
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jordiI want it :)01:03
jordifor the lliurex status pages. :)01:03
jordicarlos: should be in CVS I guess01:03
carlosjordi, no way, it's so ugly and dark hack I don't want it in a CVS. New version is available as an ARCH repository01:06
carlosjordi, but the old one is not01:06
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jordicarlos: new one as in the New Status Pages(TM)?01:08
carlosyeah01:08
jordicarlos: nobody expected woody would come out before the new status pages! :P01:08
carlosthe python one01:08
jordierr, sarge01:08
jordionce again I need a nap01:08
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jordiso is that usable?01:09
carlosnot yet01:09
jordihow far from being usable?01:09
carlosnot too much, I have the database running already 01:15
carlosjordi, but I cannot give you dates01:15
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jordicarlos: ok, so can you mail me the hackish code which I'll keep private? :)01:22
carlosjordi, you are free to share it, is GPL, but will do, don't worry, let me finish my current task...01:23
jordik01:24
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danielsgod, the install target is achingly slow tonight01:35
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pittielmo: can I please have in conc/breezy: libgsf-gnome-1-dev libgda2-dev01:39
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elmopitti: done01:44
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danielsOH< COCK01:48
danielsmy build would've completed a FULL HOUR EARLIER had festival not been spinning01:48
danielsgodamnit01:48
TerminXsay, does X still need a bunch of manual symlinks to work?01:50
danielsTerminX: no01:50
danielsright now, it needs one01:50
danielsand as soon as this dput is finished, it will need zero01:50
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Amaranthsucks, i don't know how to find them01:50
TerminXalright.. I've been holding off upgrading for a few weeks so I'm still using 6.8.2-1001:50
Micksaif anyone cares01:54
Micksa"mozilla $file" from cmdline doesn't appear to work if $file contains spaces01:54
danielsMicksa: mozilla "$file"01:54
Micksathat either :P01:54
Micksagawddammit I sure get the newbie treatment a lot01:55
tsengworks in firefox01:55
tsengso im pretty sure it works in moz too01:55
danielsKamion: enjoy -2301:56
danielstseng: nope, he's right01:56
danielsdaniels@catsby:~% echo '<html><head><title>foo bar</title></head><body>foo bar</body></html>' > 'foo bar.html' && mozilla 'foo bar.html'01:56
daniels/usr/bin/mozilla: line 385: [: /home/daniels/foo: binary operator expected01:56
danielszsh: exit 3     mozilla 'foo bar.html'01:56
danielsit's a pretty obvious lack of quoting thorughout01:57
Treenaksgo daniels :)01:57
tsengwell its fixed in FF then01:58
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fabbioneelmo: thanks for NEW'ing02:05
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pittimvo: I didn't see a POT-related change in the latest u-n upload, does that already build a pot?02:06
mvopitti: it should, does it not do it?02:08
pittimvo: dunno, I just read it at u-changes02:08
pittimvo: I'll see tomorrow, then the list is autogenerated again02:09
mvopitti: please ping me if it doesn't, it should do it now (I may have forgotten to add that change to the changelog)02:09
pittisure, I'll walk the list occasionally in the next time02:09
mvopitti: thanks02:10
danielsargh, this is so not funny02:12
spo0nman02:13
danielshrm02:13
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truluxhey pitti 02:22
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pittiseb128: hm, system-tools-backends and gnome-system-tools don't use cdbs...02:30
seb128I know02:30
danielsjesus02:34
danielsvarious chunks of X now expect /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xkb, /usr/lib/X11/xkb, and /usr/share/X11/xkb for XKB data02:34
danielsand the packaging uses /etc/X11/xkb02:34
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tsengdaniels: i bet it sucks more than dbus02:39
danielstseng: yes, it does02:39
danielsfwiw, the only reason dbus isn't done, is because I'm in the middle of a mirror pulse02:40
danielsso I still have lots of broken packages, including mono02:40
tseng:(02:40
tsengits certainly not urgent, i just like to give you a raft of shit02:41
danielswatch it :P02:42
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Nafallohi all!02:47
AndyFit1hi Nafallo02:48
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Kamionmdz: ltsp-client should Depends: openssh-client (>= 1:3.9p1)02:58
Kamion(for SendEnv)02:58
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dokojbailey: looking at http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/s/sablotron/1.0.2-4ubuntu1/ I think we need to sync cdbs from unstable (if there's still something to sync).03:18
pittierm, nooo!03:19
pittimerge, please03:19
pittiunless jbailey adopts the gnome.mk change03:19
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jbaileyI guess i'm going to have to start thinking about cdbs in debian again, since 1) There's no freeze, and 2) my comaintainer just resigned for Debian.  hmm03:20
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Burgundaviajbailey, who was your comaintainer03:21
jbaileyBurgundavia: Robert Millan03:21
pittiwhat a pity03:21
dokojbailey: would a sync/merge/whatever possible today?03:22
jbaileydoko: Yup, give me an hour?03:22
pittijbailey: cdbs-edit-patch is already in Debian, right?03:22
jbaileypitti: I'm pretty sure it is.03:22
pittijbailey: how do you feel about the POT extraction change?03:22
jbaileypitti: To gnome.mk?03:22
pittijbailey: that's the only other Ubuntu change so far IIRC03:22
pittiyes03:22
azeemjbailey: you also start needing to think who to push CDBS' street credibility again.  Everybody in Debian seems to hate it now :(03:23
jbaileypitti: I defer all of those decisions to seb and the gnome team.  They're welcome to include all the crazy things they want in there.03:23
azeemgar, s/who/how/03:23
pittijbailey: I'm currently changing two dozens of other packages to generate POT files; I'll submit the patches to Debian, too03:23
pittiazeem: oh, why?03:23
jbaileyazeem: Robert made some crack-headed decisions with it, which is sad.03:23
azeemyeah03:23
jbaileyazeem: Although so far when I ask people why they don't like cdbs, they can't actually tell me why.03:23
pittibecause it rock!!! :-)03:24
pittis/k!/ks!/03:24
jbaileyThe majority of them seem unable to distinguish 'cdbs' and 'dbs', which is unfortunate.03:24
azeemwell, the let's change Build-Depends on-the-fly by putting @cdbs@ in it didn't go down well with some people03:24
jbaileyRight, but those people seem unable to accept the "then don't use that feature"03:24
pittiazeem: erm, nobody forces you to, right?03:24
jbaileyAnd with the new DAM being a crack-head and refusing packages that use it, didn't help.03:25
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azeempitti: some people == ftp-master who reviewed NEW packages with that crack applied03:25
dokojbailey: cdbs isn't over-documentated03:25
jbaileyazeem: I think probably the ugliest bit is that dh_make --cdbs uses that mode by *Default*03:25
azeemugh03:25
pittioh, there is a --cdbs switch? Nice... /me makes mental note03:26
jbaileyThe compromise that I worked out with the DAM for cdbs2 is that cdbs will continue to support that feature, *however*, it will be crippled such that if you don't have DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="genconfig" set, it'll error rather than update debian/control if it's out of date.03:26
azeemin any case I think we need some policy to freeze Build-Depends like cdbs way before release.  Robert hacked on and off on it until a couple of days before the hard freeze03:26
azeemanyway, this is off-topic 03:27
jvwfwiw, I agree with the policy to reject this type of build-time control mangling in Debian -- and it's likely to be forbidden by release policy too fwiw03:27
jbaileyazeem: It's not horribly off-topic, cdbs development affects a good chunk of Ubuntu as well.03:27
jbaileyjvw: At present that would mean refusing glibc and gcc.03:27
jvwgcc & glibc have some weirdness that cause some ftp master scripts to complain yeah03:28
jvwI didn't yet look into that because of the base freeze03:28
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jbaileyjvw: That was my objection to the sudden refusal to accept the packages.  There's prior art for it and nothing in policy that prevents it.03:28
azeemjvw: are you talking about Build-Depends mangling, or all kinds of control mangling?03:28
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jvwazeem: basicly all -- there's substitution support in dpkg already03:28
jvwthat should be used, as the Debian policy says03:28
jvwlike shlibs does03:28
jbaileyThere's no reason why build-dep's *shouldn't* be auto-generated.03:29
jvwother control file mangling is only likely to give you problems IMHO03:29
jbaileyIt just needs to be done and locked before upload, and die if there's any chance of it happening at buildd time.03:29
jbaileyAnd jrg agreed to that.03:29
jvwjbailey: yes, there is -- build-depends are stored in the .dsc, and an autobuild changing that from under it is WRONG03:29
jvwah, right03:29
jbaileyjvw: Read again. =)03:29
jvwI typed before your last two lines :)03:29
jbailey=)03:30
jvwanyway, in what cases can it then suddenly die?03:30
jvwseems to me like a great chance of later on suddenly the package starting to FTBFS03:30
jvwand, still I don't see *at all* a need for control mangling03:30
jvwsubstvars support in dpkg is exactly meant for that, and accepted03:30
jbaileyWhen using a tool.. cdbs, dpkg, debhelper, etc. there's always a chance of a package FTBFSing at a later date.03:30
jvwrather than @cdbs@ voodoo03:30
jbaileyRight, except that substvars can't work for build-depends.03:31
jvwjbailey: true, so I'm not necessarily saying it's not ok03:31
jbaileyAgain, it's too late.03:31
jvwjbailey: why not? They only apply to later stanza's...? Hm, can be03:31
jbaileyNo, it's because the build-deps are stored in the .dsc file.03:31
jbailey@subst@ substitutions happen when control is split into the various binary packages.03:31
jbaileyerr, substvars, rather.03:32
jvwah, true03:32
jvwwell, I do maintain that the possibility of build-depends changing at build time is a no-no03:32
jbaileyThe trick here is that cdbs should be able to make an accurate guess about things like minimum debhelper requirements, etc.03:32
jvwFTBFS'ing is more like a maintainance problem, I don't think I like it, but I'm not opposed enough to argue against it03:33
jbaileyThe gnome team might say universally that they need a minimum version of gnome-libs or something.  That's all bits that cdbs can now.03:33
jbaileys/now/know/03:33
jvwwell, Debian's package management doesn't support that, and how could buildd's start to know that?03:33
jbaileyBecause cdbs is macro-based.03:33
jbaileySo if you say that you want the debhelper feature.03:34
jbaileyIt can automatically impliy debhelper >> 403:34
jbaileyIf you have a python app, and a module pulls in dh_python03:34
jbaileyIt can know that it needs to update that to 4.203:34
jbaileySo rather than relying on the developper to specify all these things by hand (which he generally won't), they can be inserted automatically and ease the backporting nightmare.03:35
jvwthat module got updated by an upload, that upload then should of course have the right depends then...03:35
jvwmissing dependency of that module03:35
jbaileyTrue for depends, not true for build-depends.03:35
jvwyou depend on cdbs, cdbs's module apparantly requires debhelper4.203:36
jvwthen it that given cdbs version must depend on debhelper4.203:36
jbaileyExcept that there's no need for cdbs to depend on debhelper at all.03:36
jvwquite clear, and works for lots of years in Debian already03:36
jbaileyYou're not required to use debhelper in order to use cdbs.03:36
jbailey(You'd be insane not to, mind you.. *g*)03:36
pittijbailey: the question is now many packages actually use cdbs without debhelper in reality03:36
jbaileypitti: None.03:37
jbaileyBut why should cdbs force you to get a *newer* debhelper, just because in one particular configuration you need a newer version?03:37
jvwIMHO that's a design flaw in cdbs, but whatever, we'll see what cdbs2 brings03:37
pittijbailey: even if there was, having an unnecessary debhelper b-d for one or two packages in the archive is no biggie...03:37
jbaileyOr what about cdbs' distutils support?  Should it also depend on python?  ocaml?  ant?03:37
pittijbailey: well, wrt the version you are right03:37
jvwI simly note that my trust in cdbs is not very high atm due to the frequent breakeage caused also in the last months before release03:37
jvwthat *really* was annoying03:38
jvwI don't recall at all a debhelper upload suddenly causing tons of packages to FTBFS03:38
jbaileyI do. =)03:38
jbaileyBut in any event, most of the breakage in the few months before the Sarge release I was generally unaware of.03:38
jvwwell, debhelper is more mature, it might have done so a while ago indeed03:38
jbaileyWe froze cdbs in Ubuntu in January and didn't pull in the updates after that.03:38
jvwhttp://packages.qa.debian.org/c/cdbs/news/1.html03:39
dokojvw: generated control files aren't bad, if they don't change during the build03:40
jvwif you have such a central build-depends like cdbs, it is a *must* to test building a number of packages with it to see if it breaks03:40
jvwdoko: I agree with that03:40
jbaileyI tried to avoid updating cdbs and initrd-tools after that.  All breakage from that point on was by comaintainers or NMUers who wouldn't accept my rational of "Leave it *alone*, it's good enough"03:40
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jvwjbailey: I don't blame you for it fwiw, I'm just noting my unhappyness with cdbs maintainance in Debian in general in the period before release :)03:41
jbaileyjvw: RIght, and before every upload I did to Debian until probably mid-last fall when I stopped doing serious new work on it, I used to build every cdbs-using package in the archive with each update.03:41
jbaileyIt's hard to convine people to do that when they're NMUing, and the buildd maintainers get upset when you do that automatically. =)03:41
Burgundaviais this license DFSG free?03:41
Burgundaviahttp://www.opencontent.org/opl.shtml03:41
jvwdoko: gcc/glibc have some inaccurateness in the .dsc Binary: field though, but I'll mail/bug later about that :)03:42
dokoit will become interesting, when I want to automatically add/drop a binary package for an automatic build. but you could work around that by building the package twice, or a policy to call a target to regenerate the control file03:42
danielsBurgundavia: doubt it03:42
danielsYou may not charge a fee for the sole service of providing access to and/or use of the OC via a network (e.g. the Internet), whether it be via the world wide web, FTP, or any other method. 03:42
dokojvw: you mean packages not built anymore from one package?03:42
jvwI think .dsc's should have a more accurate Binary: field support, more manifest-like: stating which archs build which binary package -- accurately03:42
jvwdoko: also packages built from it without admitting it iirc03:42
dokoreally? that's fun03:43
jvwdoko: oh, that's gcc-2.95 only03:43
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jvwdoko: gcc-2.95-nof is built without the .dsc admitting to it03:43
jvwdoko: will etch ship gcc-2.95?03:44
jbaileyjvw: Anyhow, if you're interested in cdbs and have a love of interesting shell tricks, see the build-common module on svn.debian.org =)03:44
dokojvw: will m68k need it to build mac kernels? anyway, that's off topic ;-)03:45
jvwjbailey: actually I'm not, I don't use cdbs and don't want to use it, because I disagree with the fundamental design of it :)03:45
jvwdoko: right, sorry :)03:45
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Burgundaviadaniels, that license is made by the same people as the opl and that is non-free04:04
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pittiseb128, do you happen to have heard about a polypaudio sink for gstreamer?04:23
seb128there is one04:23
seb128it's not built because Debian doesn't has polypaudio04:23
danielseww, polypaudio04:23
seb128pitti: I can build it if you want04:23
pittiseb128: oh, that would be cool04:31
pittiseb128: btw, otavio salvador uploaded polypaudio to experimental04:31
pittiseb128: I spoke with him and we will maintain the package together (using baz trees)04:31
pittiseb128: with yesterday's fixes polypaudio behaves much better on my system at least04:32
pittiI'd like to push it into main soon for wider testing, just need to talk with Erik about supportability before04:32
pittiseb128: using the esd sink with it would forfeit many advantages, so if you could build the sink, that'd rock04:33
seb128k04:34
seb128I need to fix the gst-plugins0.8 build with cairo 0.5 first04:34
pittiseb128: oh, would that mean to build-dep on libpolyp-dev or so?04:34
seb128yep04:35
seb128the Debian package has already the code for polypaudio04:35
pittiseb128: hm, then we need the package in main first04:35
pittiseb128: so we have to throw it out again if it shouldn't work for us04:35
janielmo ping04:38
pittiRiddell: around?04:38
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Nafallomaswan: what's up with your syncs today? haven't synced since 5:20.04:42
Nafallomaswan: ehm. rather your project/trace/ is a bit screwed ;-)04:43
pittiHi mdz 04:47
mdzmorning04:47
pittimdz: can we put polypaudio into main to receive some testing and be able to build a polypaudio gstreamer sink?04:47
mdzpitti: sure04:47
pittimdz: if it still fails for too many users we might need to throw it out again04:48
pittimdz: but at least for me it works quite well now04:48
mdzpitti: main, not desktop, right?04:48
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pittimdz: supported for now to be able to depend on libpolyp-dev for gstreamer04:48
pittimdz: depending on how it behaves, we should later drop it again or put it into desktop as esd replacement04:48
mdzpitti: will that resolve the issues with resampling that I am having?04:49
pittimdz: oh, dmix doesn't resample for you? yes, it should04:49
mdzit sounds awful04:49
pittimdz: that's what I mean, dmix is still too flakey to use it direcly04:49
pittiuh04:49
mdzI have to start esd with -r 48000 to get reasonable sound04:49
pittimdz: ah04:50
pittimdz: that's known04:50
pittimdz: esd+dmix = the suck04:50
mdzok04:50
pittimdz: we changed the default gstreamer sink to alsa directly04:50
pittimdz: however, that won't happen automatically if you ever changed it manually04:50
pittimdz: kick esd for now and switch to alsa, that should work nicely04:50
pittiseb128: ok, it seems that depending on libpolyp-dev is fine for now04:51
mdzpitti: also, the esd output for xmms sounds terrible for some reason04:52
mdzogg123 and mpg321 sound fine04:52
mdzbut xmms pops and skips04:52
pittiprobably the same bug04:52
pittiI tried to apply various patches to esd to make it work with the new alsa lib, but it didn't help04:52
seb128elmo: can you sync gedit gconf-editor libgnomeui gucharmap(incoming) gcalctool(incoming) ?04:54
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mdzpitti: speaking of which, could you merge the new alsa-driver?  I think jdthood has merged most of our patches now, so it should be good04:56
pittimdz: sure, I already reassigned the bug to me04:56
pittimdz: just didn't have time yet04:56
mdzok, I am a bit behind on bugs :-)04:57
pittimdz: I'll do that on monday; I'd like to finish Ubuntu work now and fix some PostgreSQL bugs :-)04:57
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mdzseb128: what's the word on LaunchpadIntegration?05:02
seb128mdz: I've discussed about that with jamesh 2 days ago, need to review all the desktop package to count the number of them using all of the differents option to build a menu05:03
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shayaanyone having problems w/ ctrl-alt-f-key vt switching in X?05:04
seb128mdz: Mark wants the menu items for the standard Desktop and is fine with the spec's picker for the rest of packages ... we are trying to figure how much work/patching the menu changes require05:04
pittishaya: WFM05:04
shayahmm05:05
shayaprobably cause I'm on a mixture of -10 and -2205:05
shayaoh well, can live without them for now05:05
danielser, yeah05:05
danielsdon't do that05:05
shayawell full -22 dont work05:06
shayaas font issue05:06
danielsno, but full -23 will05:06
shayaknown problem I beleive05:06
shayaand if I hold the font packages back, but install the server stuff, can't input anything05:07
shayaso holding server and kebyoard stuff back05:07
shayaand X works fine mostly this way05:07
danielssounds like you've created symlinks to fix stuff in the past, and they're coming back to eat your soul05:07
mdzseb128: didn't sivang do that review already?  it's in the wiki somewhere05:08
seb128mdz: he has reviewed the "about" boxes05:09
seb128which would be an easy part to hack ...05:10
seb128menu are tricky because they are not standard, every app list the items to put here05:10
Nafallomaswan: thanx :-)05:11
shayadaniels: I dont know why you assume I have a soul05:18
shaya:)05:18
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mxpxpodthom: ping05:22
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seb128elmo: thanks05:29
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dokoseb128: want 11680 back?05:46
dokotell gnome-terminal that it should start a login shell ...05:46
seb128doko: bah, you have a bug open about this on Debian for 130 days that you have not closed05:47
seb128doko: "bash" should source it?05:47
dokoin Debian? didn't see it.05:47
seb128doko: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=29202305:47
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dokoseb128: .bash_profile is only sourced, if it's a login shell. but you can tell gnome-terminal to start a login shell05:48
seb128k05:48
doko292023 is something else, but maybe invalid05:50
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seb128doko: ubuntu bug closed, thanks05:51
Stargazer_Hi.. nobody is answering me in #ubuntu..  I'm new to Ubuntu 5.04 PPC.. I have a few questions about playing video.. I have no problem installing VLC and it will play video (avi,divx) but never with sound.  If I use the Totem player it always plays sounds but no video.  Now, I install mplayer and I go to quicktime.com for example and the plugin downloads a movie trailer to 100% and then does nothing more at all.. no sound/no video.05:51
seb128Stargazer_: that's not an user chan05:52
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Stargazer_Any idea where I would find a user channel for ubuntu?05:52
seb128#ubuntu05:53
Stargazer_That's where no-one is answering me.05:53
Kamionseb128: you meant "this isn't a user chan", otherwise it looks like you're saying that #ubuntu isn't a user channel05:53
bob2Stargazer_: try the user list then, http://lists.ubuntu.com/05:53
seb128Kamion: right05:53
SimiraStargazer_: try your country channel? Where are you from?05:53
seb128Stargazer_: for totem use totem-xine rather, or totem-gstreamer with gstreamer0.8-ffmpeg05:54
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Stargazer_I'm from Canada05:55
SimiraStargazer_: try #ubuntu-ca ?05:56
Stargazer_Ok.. didn't realize that channel existed... thanks05:56
jljStargazer_: try #videolan for help with vlc05:57
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shayawhat's the right answer to this Q06:01
shaya"The X system keyboard settings differ from your current GNOME keyboard settings.  Which set would you like to use?"06:01
shayaX? gnome?06:01
infinityshaya : Doe syour keyboard work in GNOME?06:02
infinityshaya : If so, I'd pick that one. :)06:02
shayaI'm currently in gnome06:02
shayabut I'd assume its working b/c its using X settings06:02
shayaand clicking "Gnome" would change X and clicking X would change Gnome06:03
shayals06:03
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shayaanyways -23 seems to work fine06:12
shayayay06:12
shayaat least once I changed font paths to shared06:12
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sususJaneW: ping06:20
luis_this is not *quite* on topic, but does anyone know why ooo 1.9 has not been updated recently to the newer michael-released ooo builds?06:21
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KamionWhat happened to the Firefox and Evolution icons in the top panel on fresh installations?07:09
Kamionotherwise, a fresh installation seems to work on at least i386 today07:10
Kamionwhoa, no more "open terminal" entry on the desktop context menu?07:10
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luis_apt-get install nautilus-open-terminal07:13
tsengluis_: how does that make sense?07:13
luis_how does what make sense?07:14
Amaranthtseng: regular users don't need to open a terminal all the time07:14
mdzKamion: I noticed both of those as well07:14
tsengmoving the terminal button into a seperate package07:14
luis_because most users shouldn't have to know what a terminal is07:14
luis_much less have it as the first option in their file manager07:15
luis_and because the new one in that package is much more powerful/flexible07:15
mdzI have a keyboard shortcut for a terminal; I don't use the context menu for that anyway07:15
luis_so it is actually more useful for the power users who want it there07:15
tsengok, ill try it07:15
mdzKamion: which version of dpkg was used in that test?07:15
luis_it actually opens terminals in the right directory, for example, if you're browsing a directory and right-click there07:15
tsengi have a keybinding, but on new/other systems07:15
tsengi am in the habit of using that in the context menu07:15
mdzKamion: debootstrap fails for me with current dpkg07:15
Kamionmdz: 1.13.707:16
Kamionworks fine on fresh installations07:16
mdzoh, never mind, that was a kernel thing07:16
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mdzdpkg fails with an empty available file under 2.6.1207:16
Kamionhm, lots of warnings from new findutils07:16
tsengluis_: show me the power!07:16
Treenaksmdz: hm, 2.6.12 can load modules again?07:16
lamontfindutils was supposed to break a few things, right Kamion?>07:16
lamont2.6.12 isn't doing abi versioning right now, afaik07:17
danielstseng: mirror kick is still running07:17
danielsxlib's locale support has defeated me for tonight; g'night07:17
danielslamont: correct07:17
tsengbye daniels.07:17
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luis_<blink>07:18
luis_computer is back?07:18
Amaranthhmm07:18
Amaranthif a GNOME release slips does Ubuntu's release slip too?07:18
mdzTreenaks: I don't know what you mean, it has always loaded modules07:18
mdzthe ABI changes without warning, though, so you need to reboot after upgrading it07:18
Kamionlamont: haven't noticed anything *break* yet ...07:19
mdzAmaranth: possibly07:20
lamontI thought he mentioned a dh_something that broke07:20
Kamionthat would be fun07:21
mdzmvo: /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/99upgrade-notifier: FAILED open or read07:21
Treenaksmdz: yes, on my last reboot it wouldn't work anymore07:22
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mdzworking fine here07:22
Treenaksmdz: no PCI stuff anymore, empty lsmod output etc.07:22
diemancrazy. one of my users had a bug with matlab on ubuntu and the techsupport didn't do the 'your not running redhat!' response :)07:23
dieman(64bit even)07:23
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Mezgod... gnupg takes a long time to compile07:24
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mvomdz: when did you got that message?07:24
mvomdz: oh, I see07:24
mdzmvo: during my most recent upgrade07:26
infinitylamont : I think you have to define a handler for each signal individually, like signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, handler_foo)07:29
infinitylamont : But you can use the same handler for all, just just have to set them individually (in a loop or something, whatever, be creative)07:29
Mithrandirdieman: amd64++ :-)07:30
tsengMithrandir++07:30
Mithrandir*blush*07:30
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mvomdz: it looks like dpkg prints it udring unpack ...07:34
mdzmvo: oh, interesting07:35
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mvomdz: but I haven't figured out more yet :/07:35
mvomdz: the message itself comes from md5sum, might be a bug in the conffile code of dpkg07:37
mdzmvo: oh, dpkg started using coreutils md5sum instead of its own07:38
mvomdz: looking over the strace output it seems to use the systems tar now too07:39
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lamontKamion: you around still?07:58
Kamionlamont: yes07:59
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Kamionhooray, base-config all checked into arch08:00
MithrandirKamion++08:00
Mithrandiryou rock.08:00
Mithrandir(as usual :-)08:00
mdzKamion: saw your patch for doc-base; are you doing bootclean.sh as well?08:02
mdzKamion: re: base-config, yay!08:02
Kamionmdz: hadn't noticed bootclean.sh, although I saw something fly by in the boot process; sure, I'll do that08:04
Kamion(colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/base-config--ubuntu--0)08:04
mdzKamion: do we have all the history from svn?08:05
Kamionyes08:05
mdzROCK08:05
Mithrandirwhoa08:05
Mithrandirthat's good08:05
Kamion    Author: joeyh08:05
Kamion    Date: 2000-01-06 20:57:52 GMT08:05
Kamion    Initial checkin.08:05
mdzlifeless: congratulations08:05
Kamionthrough to patch-117108:05
mdzare you using hct, or doing it by hand?08:06
Kamionand I merged everything by diffing against a source package, and applying diffs one by one in piecewise fashion, so I know the final result is OK08:06
KamionI haven't checked previous revisions08:06
Kamionmdz: using baz for the moment08:06
mdzdid you break down the Ubuntu changes into branches?08:07
Kamionno ...08:07
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Kamionjust into patch-per-feature08:08
Kamionit was too hard to work out what depended on what else, with that amount of stuff08:08
mezahh :D08:08
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Kamionmdz: sysvinit fixed; patch was already in the Debian BTS08:15
Kamion(although I reinvented it byte-for-byte identical before noticing that)08:16
Kamionnight all08:16
mvonight Kamion 08:16
mdzKamion: night08:16
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sabdflnight kamion08:25
sabdflreally glad the import process is underway properly08:25
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mdzdoko: should we just drop the dependency from xerces-j now?08:28
KaiLstupid ATI driver :(08:28
mez:P @ Kail :d08:28
mdzI mean libxml-commons-resolvel1.1-java08:28
KaiLhas nobody ever told them, that there are People, who have Laptops?08:28
KaiLand that those can't get linux drivers from the laptop vendor (as their excuse for windows is..)08:29
dokomdz: yes, I'm currently preparaing an upload08:30
KaiLnot to mention, that these laptop vendors can also get no S3 compatible drivers :/08:31
mdzdoko: oh, ok.  I was just looking at it and it seems to build OK with java-gcj/ecj08:31
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mdzso we can change that at the same time08:32
dokoexactly08:32
mdzdoko: unfortunately it seems we have more packages still using kaffe which need fixing08:33
mdzhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/breezy/rdepends/kaffe/kaffe08:33
mdzwith this java stuff it always seems that we are nearing the end, but we never quite reach it :-)08:34
dokohmm, yes, looks like a longer evening ...08:35
Lathiathmm, esd sounds like ass with dmix stuff in ubuntu but polypaudio is good08:40
Lathiatyet ive had esd working with dmix stuff fine before *humm*08:40
mezhmm08:41
mezif packages for breezy dont depend on a verison of any of it's depends, as long as all those depends exist in hoary, at some version, it can be used in hoary right?08:41
mezno I'm being an idiot08:42
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dabishophas anyone had luck installing Haory on an iMac G5?09:06
sladendabishop: I believe it 'just works'09:07
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mdzthere are some bug reports in bugzilla09:13
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mdzelmo: us.archive seems to be in some distress (again?)09:39
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mdzit's giving lots of 404s09:43
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mdzKamion: breezy-live-amd64.iso came surprisingly close to working10:00
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Mezcan i be botehred to install a breezy pbuild10:10
mdzinfinity: when you return, please see if you can help me explain this: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/libd/libdate-manip-perl/5.44-1/libdate-manip-perl_5.44-1_20050608-2019-i386-successful.gz10:13
mdzinfinity: the .deb ends up missing everything but the stuff installed by debhelper; building it locally works10:14
mdzinfinity: the build log indicates that it is installing to debian/tmp for some reason, though the command line clearly points to debian/libdate-manip-perl10:14
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katochi!! i need to add packages to installation cd 10:17
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\shhmmm..postgresql 7.5.4 is not in the archives :(10:21
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ska-fan7.4.5?10:23
ska-fanThere is no 7.510:23
\shPackage: postgresql10:24
\shBinary: postgresql-contrib, postgresql-client, postgresql-doc, postgresql, postgresql-dev10:24
\shVersion: 7.5.410:24
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ska-fanThere is no postgresql 7.5: http://www.postgresql.org/ftp/source/10:26
ska-fanThat must be a typo. But then again, who knows, maybe not.10:26
lamontmdz: neato.10:26
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lamontmdz: current breezy in your build environment?10:30
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Loki|muhhi10:35
Loki|muhI want to compile php4-mysql on my own because of segfaults corresponding to another package not in ubuntu. how can I do this without compiling all php?10:35
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mdzlamont: yes10:46
infinityYeah, works smashingly on an up to date system here.  Interesting.10:46
infinityMore to the point, I'm not entirely sure where it's pulling debian/tmp from.  Hrm.10:48
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{Seb}hi all10:51
{Seb}any ideas when colony 2 will be released?10:52
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mdz{Seb}: it isn't scheduled yet; I expect we'll release one sometime after the live CD is back in working condition10:53
lamontinfinity: next try it with pkgstriptranslations turned on, and then gcc-opt10:53
{Seb}i'm thinking of moving back to ubuntu from SUSE10:53
{Seb}the only thing is that the kernel in Hoary ain't inotified10:53
{Seb}two questions about breezy10:54
{Seb}1. will there be better bluetooth support?10:54
{Seb}2. will gnome 2.12 be included?10:54
{Seb}3. will the kernel be inotified10:54
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JanCgnome 2.12 should be AFAIK10:55
{Seb}and also, what is the GNOME 10x10 thing i keep seeing everywhere10:55
infinitylamont : Just tried it in a live chroot, same results.10:56
\sh10% of all Desktop Installations in 201010:56
{Seb}now that's a goal10:56
JanChttp://live.gnome.org/10x1010:56
lamontlive chroot?  == build-breezy-live/chroot-breezy?10:56
\shThe Opposite of 90% of all Desktop Installation in 2001010:56
{Seb}doesn't linux in general only have about 1%?10:56
azeemthere's a song by a german pop group which goes 'Meine Zeit wird kommen im Jahre 2010'10:56
infinitylamont : No, as in "a real live buildd chroot".10:57
azeemsounds like the appropriate soundtrack for GNOME10:57
infinitylamont : build-breezy/chroot-breezy, on the buildd in question.  Built fine.10:57
infinitylamont : How's that irritate you?10:57
{Seb}i'm going to format my machine and move back to hoary10:58
dokoinfinity, lamont: please kick sablotron to the buildd's again. a fixed cdbs is in the archives10:58
{Seb}when colony 2 is released, i'll probally go up to breezy10:58
{Seb}thanks gang10:58
{Seb}bye all10:58
JanCazeem : it's a good song ? :)10:59
infinitydoko : On it.10:59
mdz{Seb}: the kernel in hoary does in fact have inotify, it's just disabled by default10:59
{Seb}an old version though10:59
{Seb}i'll talk again10:59
azeemit rocks somewhat at least10:59
azeemI like it10:59
{Seb}once i've formated and back on ubuntu10:59
lamontinfinity: time to try it again on the actual buildd where it failed, eh?10:59
JanCwhat band is this ?10:59
mdzit was the latest version available at the time that Hoary released10:59
azeemEcht11:00
JanCyeah, just found it11:00
mdz/usr/bin/ld: warning: libstdc++.so.5, needed by /usr/X11R6/lib/libGLU.so, may conflict with libstdc++.so.611:00
infinitylamont : That was on the buildd it failed on. :/11:00
mdz^^ that's not a big deal, right?  because libstdc++ has versioned symbols?11:01
infinitylamont : The only thing left is to do a build in REDO, but it should be identical to the by-hand build I just did.11:01
infinity(will do anyway, for kicks)11:01
infinitydoko : kicked, BTW.11:01
dokomdz: do you still b-d against xlibmesa-glu?11:02
dokoinfinity: thanks11:02
mdzdoko: this is a package I am trying to make buildable on both hoary and breezy11:02
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mdzand was building on hoary11:02
lamontmdz: buildd's will take first installable one (which _is_ diff than debian), so you could Build-Depend <breezy-pkg>|<hoary-pkg> where breezy's package doesn't exist in hoary11:04
mdzthe resulting package seems to work11:04
mdzlamont: the trick is, it doesn't build with gcc-4.0 yet11:04
mdzso I force it to 3.411:04
mdzwhich means the new ABI, both in hoary and breezy11:04
lamontah, neato11:05
dokois this myth?11:05
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mdzyes11:05
Mezmdz, if only that could be done in EVERYTHING until the transition was done proplery :D11:05
lamontMez: that just forces the transition11:05
mdzit would be preferably to build with default gcc in hoary, I think11:05
mdzpreferable, even11:05
mdzbut that's non-trivial11:05
lamontmdz: almost certainly11:05
dokomdz: there are some apps in hoary/universe which may break ...11:05
Mez:P11:05
infinityMeh.11:07
lamontdoes archive.u.c/ubuntu/dists/hoary-security accurately track security.u.c?11:07
\shX11/Xlib.h issue fixed in xorg -23? 11:07
infinitylamont, mdz : It's either a heisenbug, or a transient bug that's since been fixed in some build-dep or other.  An automated rety on the same buildd also built the package properly.11:07
doko\sh, no, look at the changelog ...11:08
\shdoko: yeah...i was missing this entry11:08
mdzinfinity: that's _disturbing_11:08
infinitymdz : Tell me about it.11:08
mdzinfinity: if you could make a new source upload and check that it builds properly, that'd be great11:09
\shdoko: I've uploaded most of the stuff from Unfrgiven now all the things are missing concerning xorg issue...and ocaml.:(11:09
infinityWill do.11:09
dokodaniels: any estimates, when xorg headers will be in the final place?11:10
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dokoKamion, mdz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/breezy/rdepends/kaffe/kaffe lists the alternatives as well, where kaffe is not the first alternative. so it lists a bit too much11:12
mdzdoko: ok, I'll re-germinate and see what happens11:13
makodholbach, tseng: dudes11:13
dholbachmako: ?11:13
tsengmako: dude.11:14
\shduderenos?11:14
makodholbach, tseng: http://mako.cc/outgoing/woman_test.png11:14
makothat's an add i saw once11:14
\shthe big lebowski..yeah...thats it...11:14
\shwow11:15
dholbachhahaha! :)11:15
tsengmako: nice!11:15
\shwe can use it as "please use beagle to check"11:15
makoi kept it because i thought it untrue11:15
makobecause it couldn't be more likely than i think when i knew i had HEAPS of pornography on my computer11:15
mdzdoko: xml-crimson still build-depends on kaffe11:16
tsengwell if you are a trusting middle age woman11:16
tsengyou might not suspect your husband to fill your computer with porn11:16
Nafallolol11:16
tsenggood thing beagle runs as a normal users11:16
tseng*phew*11:16
Nafallohehe11:16
tsengTAKE THAT HOUSEWIVES11:17
\shhmm11:17
\shthat reminds me of one of my old customers11:17
makotseng: if you were married to me, you might11:17
makoand i were married to any man, i would11:17
tsengif you were sitting in your apartment and something was making a terrible buzzing noise for the last several minutes11:18
\shvisit him at home...next day, I got a call of his wife.."Did u install this *censored* p0rn on our homecomputer?"11:18
tsengwould you get up and check it?11:18
makotseng: depends on how long11:18
makotseng: i would wait a few minuteds11:18
tsengi think I will too.11:18
Nafallo\sh: pervert11:19
Nafallo;-)11:19
infinitydoko : sablotron is still FTBFS... Trying patch debian/patches/00-relibtoolize.patch at level 0...1...2...failure.11:19
\shNafallo: i didn't do anything..it was his p0rn11:19
Nafallo\sh: that's what all those supporterguys say yes ;-)11:20
\shNafallo: haha...yeah i know11:20
\shhttp://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/06/09/news_6127219.html11:20
makohttp://www.sexblo.gs/xxx/pornmath.gif11:21
\shNafallo: this morning my colleague came to me, saw some nice chickitas on my desktop...and asked "where r ur pr0n movies". i said: not on this company laptop...*paus* they're at home on my portable 500tb usb3 hd"11:21
dokoinfinity, jbailey: I'm lost ... it builds fine in unstable11:21
makothat is the diagram from a patent for an algorithm that claimed to be able automatically detect porn11:22
Nafallo\sh: hehe :-)11:22
makothe picture of the naked women with (a) no nipples and (b) high-heals that appear to be part of her body is great11:22
\shhttp://kurioses.blogweb.de/archives/8-Sucht-jemand-Kontakt.html <- this will prevent pr0n at all11:23
makoit's amazing how much that math *doesn't* work11:24
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tsengoh wow11:24
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\shah...11:24
cholhi, is there any newer xorg debs than 6.8.2 availible?11:24
tsengchol: the ones we have arent broken enough for your tastes?11:25
\shsome of my colleagues wanted to known, to whom those jdub asses belonging ;)11:25
tsengchol: because daniels will be awake again in a few hours11:25
jbaileydoko: Which package, sorry?11:25
choltseng, hehe, i've only found one thing that annoys me so far11:25
tsengmako: so the beagle firefox plugin.. you can turn it off for porn sites11:26
tsengmako: handy.11:26
choltseng, since my fastest ubuntu is 600mhz atm i'm not so keen on compiling11:26
choltseng, i'll get back later and ask daniels then, thanks11:26
dokojbailey: sablotron11:26
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Nafallotseng: beagle-firefox-what? :-)11:27
Nafallotseng: where can I get that thing? :-)11:27
tsengNafallo: sshhh11:27
\shmono-gnome-marriage11:27
\shgnome#11:27
tsengread the beagle wiki.11:27
Nafallotseng: oki11:27
makotseng: i could have used that when i was 16 years old11:28
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\shso if this is becoming the truth, then I understand why balmer and szulik ate together the last time11:28
jbaileyFeh.  Stupid mirror Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/s/sablotron/sablotron_1.0.2-4ubuntu1.diff.gz  MD5Sum mismatch11:28
Amaranthus is having issues, isn't it?11:29
tsengus mirror always has issues11:29
Amaranththat's what someone was saying eariler11:29
Amaranthi wish i could spell11:29
Amaranthi blame being awake 25 hours11:29
jbaileyAmaranth: Right.  ca. points to us.11:30
LinuxJones\sh, why is that... sorry I just joined ?11:30
\shLinuxJones: what?11:30
jbaileydoko: You're getting a failure on relibtoolise applying?11:31
infinityjbailey : Yup.11:31
LinuxJones\sh, about Ballmer and Szulik having lunch 11:32
\shLinuxJones: u mean "balmer and szulik eating together"?11:32
LinuxJones:)11:32
jbaileyinfinity: Aren't you supposed to be asleep?11:32
jbaileydoko: Looks like a bad clean pass happened at some point.  Want me to fix and upload?11:33
\shLinuxJones: w8...i will give u some infos11:34
LinuxJones\sh, ok11:34
infinityjbailey : Haven't slept yet.  Fully plan to very soon.11:35
\shLinuxJones: http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1823449,00.asp11:35
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dokojbailey: yes, if you have the sources already on your disk11:40
jbaileyYup, I've got it here and tested the build.11:40
jbaileyThe libtoolise patch is a bit confused.11:40
Nafallotseng: damn. this is kewl! :-)11:41
dokoouch, found a fastjar bug ...11:42
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Mithrandirogra: how's bergen?11:46
ograMithrandir, GRR11:46
ograi'm stuck in amsterdam11:47
ograsitting in the ibis hotel... KLM fucked up all fligh plans...11:47
Mithrandirogra: ew :(11:47
Mithrandirthat sucks.11:47
Mithrandirlike, royally.11:47
ograabsolutely...11:47
infinitymdz : New source upload built fine.  I'm off to bed, finally.11:48
mdzinfinity: night11:48
ograi missed my filght at 12 because of a accident on the motorway (was stuck about an hour).....11:48
ograso i rebooked to the next flight at 5pm11:48
ogranicely they delayed this one for over an hour, just after i checked in11:49
ograwhen i arrived here, i could just see the flight to bergen leaving11:49
mvohey ogra 11:50
ograthe only funny thing is, that the captain told us _why_ actually the filght was delayed....11:51
ograon the 12:00 flight (where i was supposed to be on) they had a engine breakdown... (it was the same plane).....which they "fixed quickly" (his words)11:52
ograbtw, it was a 50ppl plane with propellers :)11:52
ograhey mvo 11:52
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jbaileydoko: Done, I'll check on it when I get back from the gym.11:55
dokojbailey: stop!11:57
jbaileydoko: Err.. I've already dput'd.11:58
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dokojbailey: no, does liblog4j-java look ok?11:59

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