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tsengis there an example of a main promotion document already done?12:41
tsengi dont see the mono one on the wiki in the obvious place12:41
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mxpxpodthom: ping12:49
thommxpxpod: you always manage to ping when i'm either asleep or going to bed :-)12:50
mxpxpodthom: hah12:50
mxpxpodthom: just wondering how gnome-power is coming along on breezy12:50
mxpxpodthom: because the latest release of pbbuttonsd sucks hard12:50
thommxpxpod: -> ogra12:50
mxpxpodthom: is he taking care of pm now?12:50
tsenghttps://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/MainInclusionReportGtkSharp12:51
tsengis this acceptable?12:51
thomhe is doing the ui based stuffs, yes12:51
mxpxpodthom: oh, I'm talking about backend stuff12:51
thomgnome-power == ui12:51
thomfundamentally12:51
mxpxpodthom: right, I mis-spoke... I meant pmi12:52
thomi'm not involved in that at all12:52
mxpxpodstink12:52
thommxpxpod: you want to speak to ogra. really12:52
mxpxpodand he's not around... ok12:52
mxpxpodI'll have to email him or catch him on irc12:53
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lamont__thom: you around?01:31
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jdub"Recently former founder of Gentoo Linux, Daniel Robbins, has managed to procure employment with Microsoft. Robbins describes his position as "helping Microsoft to understand Open Source and community-based projects."01:55
jdubelite!01:55
wm_eddie_cool01:56
wm_eddie_jdub, I have a question with the bounties on the Ubuntu wiki.01:57
tritiumjdub, he's in #ubuntu right now01:57
wm_eddie_when it says People: MichaelVogtLead, JeffWaughSecond what's that mean?01:57
zuljdub: bah...traitor :)01:59
HrdwrBoBjdub: sounds good, but he's still the founder, he's not the 'former founder' :)01:59
LinuxJonesjdub, he's in #ubuntu right now chatting02:03
mdzwm_eddie_: it's a funny way of making it easy to search for the people responsible for a spec02:05
jdubwm_eddie_: those are the people who wrote the spec02:05
wm_eddie_oh ok.02:05
wm_eddie_I've been messing with the FindingPackages bounty.02:05
lifelessanyone got a list of the source packages in main? or a trivial way to make one ?02:06
jdubtritium: weird02:06
wm_eddie_I'm going to apply for it.02:06
zullovely..#ubuntu has changed into #gentoo-love02:10
wm_eddie_he02:10
wm_eddie_h02:10
lamont__lifeless: zcat Sources.gz | awk '/Package:/ {print $2}'02:11
lamont__lifeless: alternatively, the germinate output includes all of them...02:12
lifelessthanks02:12
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lamont__lifeless: sorry I didn't have a list handy. :-(02:17
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Burgundaviagnome upstream people, any thoughts on this? --> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=4153002:30
KaiL.o0(and I thought, only Mozilla patches get old before somebody finds them)02:32
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lamontIn file included from t_main.c:18:03:10
lamont/usr/include/tcl8.4/tk.h:96:23: error: X11/Xlib.h: No such file or directory03:10
lamonthrm... tk8.4, or puredata... wonder who's to blame03:11
tsenglamont: that happens to several packages, daniels swears its NOTOURBUG03:12
lamonttseng: no.  it's NOTANXBUG03:13
tsenghah.03:13
lamonter, NOT_AN_X_BUG, not NO_TANX_BUG :-)03:13
lamontand to be fair, the apps that are failing are in violation of a 10-year-old spec03:13
tsengill have to get a proper fix from him03:14
tsengin beagle we added the gross CFLAGS="-I/blah" hack03:14
tsengin configure.in03:14
lamontwell, in this case, it's probably tk8.4 not including -I/usr/X11R6/include in the flags to pkgconfig, or possibly puredata not asking for the list03:16
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tsenggross :(03:17
lamonthow dare thom be asleep now. :-(03:23
lifelessoh wow 03:30
lifelesstk comes up again ;)03:30
lifelesstseng: so did we get that 8.3 config.sh fix backported ?03:30
tsenglifeless: i had nothing to do with anything tk besides giving daniels a hard time03:31
lifelessuhm, must have been infinity I was talking with a week or so back, about the broken gnu-smalltalk build03:31
lifelessbecause /usr/lib/tk8.3/tkConfig.sh exported a CFLAGS value of "# no special flags needed"03:32
lifelesswhich is so NOT WHAT YOU GIVE gcc.03:32
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Lathiatlifeless: haha03:40
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infinitylifeless : You just can't let it go, can you? :)03:44
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danielsmdz: not yet, but I could make it so03:50
mdzI wonder how it went missing04:05
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calcdo the ati xpress 200m based laptops work with xorg?04:14
calcor ati's binary driver?04:14
calci'm helping my supervisor find a replacement laptop for his old p3 system04:14
lifelessinfinity: no, I can't, I want that fixed in hoary ;)04:15
lifelessinfinity: mmmm, reminds me, did the fix bubble through to sarge in time ?04:15
calcbestbuy seems to have a pretty good one for $900 athlon64 3200, 80gb, 512mb, dvd-rw, 54g, etc04:15
eruinwth04:16
eruinwonder if they ship internationally04:16
Lathiatwtf thats a nice price04:16
eruin$900 is nothing04:16
Lathiattheyre $2k aud here04:16
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eruinI hopethe dollar stays low until I'm buying my new lappy ;)04:17
eruinx200 doesn't quite justify the a64 though04:17
wm_eddie_Man, that feature freeze date is not cool...04:20
calcyea ati 200 integrated is probably slow04:21
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calchttp://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7125327&type=product&id=1109937811956 <- url 04:23
eruinthe apples on that site are dead cheap :O04:24
eruin" Built-in 54g high-speed wireless LAN with 125HSM/ SpeedBooster support (802.11b/g); 10/100Base-T Ethernet (RJ-45 connector)"04:25
eruinlots of text and no info :>04:25
eruinI wonder if they would ship without the microsoft suite04:26
dmbhey, is it me, or are the faqs broken?04:27
calcapples cheap? where?04:28
infinitylifeless : Didn't I make that fix like 3 days before Sarge released?  (in other words, no the fix isn't in sarge)04:29
danielscalc: the ibooks are actually very, very competitive with similarly-specced x86 laptops (arguably slightly cheaper)04:29
Lathiatesp at edu prices04:30
HrdwrBoBin terms of value for money, they are cheaper04:30
lifelessinfinity: yeah, somethink like that ;|04:30
lifelessthe ibooks price is sweet04:31
danielsright.  a slow, shoddily-constructed dell, or a slowish, reasonably-well-constructed, ibook.04:31
Lathiatthe ibooks have had their issues04:31
lifelessdaniels: bah. samsung q30, makes them all envious04:31
Lathiatback in the g3 era theyhad countless issues with dying logic boards04:31
danielsLathiat: true04:31
danielslifeless: not in terms of price04:31
calcdaniels: weight wise i suppose that is true04:32
Lathiati know at least 5-10 ibook owners, and everyoneof them except 1 has had at least 1 ifnot 5 logic board replacements,includinga couple g4s04:32
lifelessdaniels: true. it jumped 400 after I bought it ;)04:32
calcdaniels: though on the pc side you can trade weight for much faster systems04:32
lifelessdaniels: btw, the q30 is /not slow/04:32
lifelessits faster than desktops in many ways, just don't mention the video card04:33
maswanlifeless: what kind of battery time do you get in the q30?04:36
lifeless2 hours on the 3-cell, 4 on the 6-cell04:37
lifeless6 total, doing pretty much anything. haven't seen any difference doing lp development / baz/ email etc04:37
lifelessmaswan: (note that I have a dell X1, which is a q30 + bluetooth)04:38
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Lathiati get 5.5h out of my dell04:39
Lathiatif i push it04:39
Lathiat3-4 average04:39
Lathiat15.4" p-m 2ghz with an nvidia04:39
lifelessLathiat: how many K is your battery ?04:40
Lathiat5.5 is with wireless too04:40
Lathiatlifeless: ~7504:40
Lathiatdesign capacity:         71590 mWh04:40
lifelessdesign capacity:         4800 mAh04:40
lifelessthats the 6-cell04:40
Lathiatwhats your voltage?04:41
Lathiatmine wouldbe ~6500mAh04:41
lifelessdesign voltage:          11100 mV04:41
Lathiatminesan 8 celli think04:41
Lathiatyeh same voltageasmine04:41
Lathiatand 4800*(8/6)is640004:42
lifelessI don't have a mWh rating04:42
Lathiatso tahts about right04:42
Lathiatlifeless: ~5400004:42
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wm_eddie_man, I'm really confused about the Spec...04:58
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danielslamont: thom :)05:25
lamontdaniels: yeah, I know that.05:25
lamontbut I don't want to wait 6 hours.05:25
bob2you should call him!05:26
mdzdaniels: how soon can you land the xserver-xorg.config changes for LTSP/casper?05:27
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lamontso, I know that much works... now I just gotta make it like the CA cert05:27
danielsmdz: with the next upload, which is either today or tomorrow; whenever it is that I unbreak locales in libX1105:27
mdzok05:28
danielsmdz: but if it's urgent, I can just drop it now and screw everyone who C isn't an appropriate locale for :)05:28
mdzno, I can keep busy with UbuntuExpress for a few more days05:28
danielsswoit05:28
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lamontand no, I don't want to explain what it was05:31
danielslamont: but you'll have to, now that you've said that05:31
lamontwell, it said it wanted the ca_cert... that needs to be ROOT and sub-CA cert, it turns out... :-)05:32
danielsheh05:34
danielsoh my christ, this grep bug really *is* bad05:37
daniels(he says, grepping over 181 files with an 887-line exclude pattern)05:37
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lamontdaniels: what'd you do now???05:43
danielslamont: there's a bug in grep with UTF-8 locales where it takes an exhorbitant amount of time to grep files05:44
lamontouch05:46
danielslamont: there's a bug in grep with UTF-8 locales where it takes an exhorbitant amount of time to grep files05:46
danielsoops, wrong window for up-enter05:46
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Amaranthdaniels: fedora has a fix for this05:47
danielsAmaranth: so do I, it's called LC_ALL=C05:47
Amaranthdaniels: It's been sitting in the bugzilla or whatever for grep since march, iirc.05:47
Amaranthdaniels: some people grep non-english things05:47
danielsyeah, well none of the filenames installed by xorg are !ASCII, so I'm sweet05:48
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fabbionemorning06:19
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jdubdaniels: do we have any problems with intel 915GM Express video chipsets?06:28
danielsjdub: laptop, no.  desktop, some (which can be fixed by XORG_SYNC_RANGES=yes sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg, and will be fixed in a hoary update and breezy update)06:28
jdubok, ta06:29
Amaranthwtf06:38
Amaranthqt4 can have images in text boxes?06:38
danielsAmaranth: yeah, sounds about right06:38
Amaranthsounds like crack :)06:38
danielsAmaranth: probably using the QRichText equivalent (hopefully they rewrote its layout engine though)06:39
Amarantha text widget that does images and tables, whee06:39
danielsrich text widget06:39
Amaranthi certainly hope it isn't the regular text widget06:39
danielsprobably has a mode for selecting rich or plaintext06:40
danielsyep, looks like it06:41
danielshttp://doc.trolltech.com/4.0/qtextedit.html06:41
bob2maybe they can use it to replace khtml06:41
Amaranthha06:41
Amaranthkhtml is actually pretty cool06:41
danielsit's the best lightweight free renderer06:42
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pittiGood Morning07:11
Keybukwhat's so good about it? :)07:32
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pittiKeybuk: it's still early, all of my flat mates and my gf are still sleeping, and finally the summer seems to have arrived :-)07:35
Keybukheh07:37
pittiKeybuk: btw, yay for the new dpkg features07:39
Keybukwhich ones did you like?07:39
pittiKeybuk: in particular the direct support for separate patches07:40
bob2I liked that you fixed my bug07:41
Keybukstill need to get dpkg-source -b (or equivalent) support into each07:41
pittiKeybuk: I came across so many different (and so many broken) patch systems that I really hope that this will unify packaging07:41
danielsi liked the ones that broke everyone's bulids07:42
pittihehe07:42
pittidaniels: he warned us :-)07:42
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infinityWell, so much for waffling.  I just ordered my new T43.07:46
infinityI can actually hear my bank account screaming from here.07:46
danielsinfinity: it's screaming for an X4007:46
infinityPff.07:46
infinityYou and your crazy cult.07:46
danielsinfinity: one of us ... one of us ... one of us ...07:46
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infinityIf they're putting Lenovo logos on these instead of IBM logos, I'm going to be miffed.07:47
bob2hm07:48
bob2that would be significantly less leet07:48
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danielsah, Grand Old Party07:50
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robitailleanyone knows the story about the us ubuntu mirror problems?  I see at least 7 bug reports open in the bugzilla about md5sum mismatch due to that mirror. Obviously it's affecting quite a few users.08:07
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Keybukinfinity: they've changed the Thinkpad TV adverts here now08:10
Keybukthey seem to be just advertising "Thinkpad" as a branch (with a tiny "Product of Lenovo" comment)08:10
Keybukso I guess they'll replace the IBM logo with a Thinkpad loogo08:10
bob2robitaille: the mirror's screwed08:11
bob2the admins have been notified08:12
bob2etc08:12
Keybukuh s/branch/brand/, heh08:13
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danielsKeybuk: yeah, we're getting the THINKPAD (product of lenovo) thing too08:47
Nafalloyay!08:56
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Nafallomorning all btw! :-)08:57
Treenakshey naf08:58
infinityHrm, that talk of caffiened reminds me that if I want to get any work done this evening, I should go buy a bottle or three of Coke.09:00
Nafalloinfinity: hehe, pills are quicker :-)09:01
infinityLess tasty.09:01
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Nafalloindeed :-).09:02
Nafallohmm, are there any info on what goes on p.u.c? I might aswell try to get it syndicated there :-).09:03
danielsinfinity: bring me some iced tea09:05
Nafallothe blog is probably going to be rather ubuntu-centric :-).09:05
Nafallobut then again... seems I have to be a member, and I can't be that before 22:th of July anyway ;-).09:06
Nafallowell now, shower.. later all :-).09:07
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Keybukheh09:31
Keybukdilinger: nice debian-devel post09:31
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pittihm, is it true that "eric" is obsolete and "eric3" supersedes it?10:26
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fabbionepitti: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/attachment.cgi?id=2739&action=view10:26
fabbionepitti: do you have any idea what hald is trying to do?10:27
fabbione(11824)10:27
pittifabbione: gulp10:27
fabbionei blame binary modules..10:29
fabbionebut he claims he can't remove the nvidia10:29
fabbionethat i somehow exclude given that it was working with the old kernel10:29
fabbionebut the vmware modules are way more intrusive10:29
fabbioneand they might infact exploit the mm fix we introduced 10:29
fabbionein order to work properly10:30
pittifabbione: that's a security update, and not even an ABI changing one...10:30
fabbionepitti: exactly10:30
pittifabbione: ah, the "start > end" mmap fix?10:30
fabbionepitti: probably10:30
pittithere really is a valid use case for that? tsk10:30
pittifabbione: vmware needs kernel modules?10:31
fabbionepitti: yes it does to emulate the hardware to the client10:31
pittiit seems as if the guy is doomed...10:32
pittifabbione: however, it doesn't seem to be hal specifi10:32
pittic10:32
fabbionepitti: it is clearly not hald related :)10:32
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HrdwrBoBsimilar to the way kqemu speeds up qemu orders of magnitude10:33
pittifabbione: it seems that hal crashed while trying to read sysfs10:33
fabbionehey sabdfl 10:33
pittiHi sabdfl 10:33
sabdflmornin'10:33
fabbionepitti: that shouldn't cause a schedule in atomic10:33
fabbionepitti: an error of that kind shows up when you access a portion of the memory allocated as G_ATOMIC and request an irq to be scheduled10:34
fabbionepitti: it's easy to fix.. if i can get to know what is causing it10:34
fabbiones/G//10:34
pittifabbione: hm, we need a hal backtrace for that to find out the original call10:34
fabbionepitti: i am still 100% sure it's a vmware fault...10:35
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fabbionei mean everybody is running hald out there10:35
fabbionewe would have noticed it way before that10:35
pittifabbione: well, I can look for all poll() calls, but there are certainly a few10:35
pittiyes, and many people run the new hoary kernel10:36
fabbioneexactly10:36
pittihe should try without vmware first IMHO10:36
fabbionepitti: i did ask for that10:36
pittiyes, he didn't reply to that10:37
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pittiHi seb128, what's up?10:40
seb128hey pitti 10:40
seb128not a lot of new, got a sort of flue ... not my day10:41
seb128and you?10:41
pittipretty fine, doing some python again (langpack-o-matic) :-)10:41
seb128s/flue/flue/10:41
seb128ups10:41
seb128s/e//10:41
pittinot really your day :-)10:42
seb128see :p10:42
pittiseb128: then don't work for > 12 hours today10:42
seb128I've not planned to :)10:42
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siretarthi folks10:42
seb128(I already took some extra sleep this morning)10:42
seb128pitti: have you found why gnome-panel has no translations with the new language-packs?10:43
pittiseb128: I stared at the logs, code, and tried to reproduce that without success10:43
siretartis there some issue with http://packages.ubuntu.com? I see some packages in breezy are newer than in on p.u.c10:43
pittiseb128: I uploaded a version with more debugging output yesterday10:43
seb128k10:43
pittiseb128: as soon as the next package has that symptom, I hope to learn more from the logs10:44
seb128should I upload a new panel?10:44
pittiseb128: if you have some fixes? new uploads have a high chance of good translation tarballs, and with the new cdbs we will get a POT anyway10:45
pittiseb128: the problem only occurs if we have neither a pot nor stripped mo files10:45
seb128k10:46
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sivangmorning all10:54
pittiHi sivang 10:59
mjg59sabdfl: Oh, you're doing a talk in Cambridge?11:01
mjg59Enjoy the management students :)11:02
Treenaksmjg59: http://www.lugradio.org/live/2005/11:02
mjg59Treenaks: No, not that one11:03
mjg59(That's in Wolverhampton, which is a far more miserable place)11:03
Treenaksmjg59: yes, it's almost impossible to get there11:06
bob2feature, not a bug?11:07
Treenaksbob2: good point11:08
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sivangpitti: hey martin11:16
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{Seb}seb128: sorry about the bug11:20
seb128which one?11:20
{Seb}seb128: the one i filled today about the Run Application...11:20
{Seb}seb128: it would make sense to have it in the System menu11:21
{Seb}seb128: after reading the GNOME Bugzilla11:21
seb128there is a discussion about that on the -desktop list IIRC11:21
seb128I'll ask upstream 11:21
{Seb}right11:21
seb128but is that really useful? You have alt-F211:22
{Seb}i should really get more involved with gnome/ubuntu ;-)11:22
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{Seb}i have just started to use Alt-F211:22
{Seb}but my Mum uses Ubuntu Hoary on her laptop11:22
{Seb}then when she uses my machine with Breezy, she goes and find it ain't there!11:22
{Seb}just have to get used to it11:22
seb128right, changing existant feature is not nice11:23
{Seb}btw, i am getting a few Segmentation Faults on Breezy11:23
{Seb}gFTP and Synaptic both produce them11:23
{Seb}while running11:23
{Seb}is there any way of debugging them11:24
{Seb}because if i run them from terminal, it just says 'Segmentation Fault'11:25
seb128gdm11:25
seb128ups11:25
seb128gdb11:25
{Seb}what?11:25
seb128gdb gftp11:25
{Seb}right11:25
seb128(gdb) run11:25
mvo{Seb}: if you can reproduce them run gdb (as seb said)11:25
seb128... crash11:25
seb128(gdb) bt11:25
{Seb}lol, i'll give it a go11:25
seb128what's funy?11:25
mvo{Seb}: can you reproduce the synaptic segfaults? what distro? breezy? hoary?11:25
seb128hey mvo :)11:25
{Seb}breezy11:25
mvohey seb128 11:25
{Seb}just mbo said seb and i'm also called seb!11:26
{Seb}doesn't matter ;-)11:26
{Seb}when i run 'gdb gftp' i get this error:11:27
{Seb}"/usr/bin/gftp": not in executable format: File format not recognized11:27
seb128gdb gftp-gtk11:27
{Seb}k11:27
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{Seb}sorry, but it still won't work11:29
{Seb}i ran gdb gftp-gtk11:30
{Seb}and then ran 'run' from the (gdb) prompt11:30
{Seb}and it is trying to connect to a site called gftp-gtk11:30
seb128??11:32
{Seb}i'll try synaptic11:33
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siretartI'm currently reviewing tla-load-dirs, a package from universe, automatically merged by mom.11:42
siretartwhat is your opinion, should the maintainer in the merged changlog from MOM be changed from scott to the reviewer?11:42
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thomsiretart: most people leave it as scott if they make no changes12:14
infinityWhich no doubt gives Scott many giggles.12:16
infinitysiretart : I always change it to my name purely to provide a simple audit trail, so fellow developers can smack me around for having not merged correctly or ask me why I let change A or B in, or whatever.12:17
siretartinfinity: sounds reasonable. will follow that12:19
jsgotangcobye bye12:27
infinitysiretart : Looking for a name in the changelog is much simpler than finding the .changes on the list and checking the GPG sig to see who uploaded, basically.12:38
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seb128is hct supposed to work atm?12:39
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pittiseb128: well, for some hoary packages it does12:41
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seb128pitti: hum, I get "The exception had the value: (111, 'Connection refused')" when I try to source something12:44
sabdflmjg59: i'm considering giving them a walkthrough of the component architecture in zope3 as used by Launchpad12:44
pittiseb128: hm, right, I get the same12:44
pittiseb128: IIRC the lunchpad guys do some new rollout ATM12:45
seb128pitti: k, so that's not me (not me day :p)12:45
seb128s/me/my/12:45
{Seb1btw, when is there a version freeze on breezy?12:45
seb128you can find the schedule on the wiki12:45
mjg59sabdfl: At JIMS? Haha12:45
{Seb1thanks12:45
sabdflmjg59: those bus students deserve a little rollercoaster ride :-)12:46
Nafallopitti: I take care of ethereal. tseng informed me about what to do with it :-).12:46
mjg59It's in the middle of May Week, so your chances of finding sober students are... slim12:46
sabdflhmm... maybe i should read Mithrandir's paper on bi-arch and present that instead12:46
sabdflMay Week is in June?12:46
mjg59Yes12:47
{Seb1btw, is smeg going to be the offical menu editor in breezy?12:47
Nafallopitti: any news on that cryptsetup bug I found?12:47
mjg59(It used to be in May, but then got moved to after exams)12:47
Nafallomjg59: I love your blog! :-)12:47
pittiNafallo: no, sorry, no time yet...12:47
Nafallopitti: oki. no rush.12:48
{Seb1sorry to be a bother12:48
{Seb1irrc, hoary had like Array-1 to Array-712:49
{Seb1will this happen with Breezy12:49
{Seb1or are they called Collony-112:49
{Seb1etc...12:49
infinityYes.12:49
Nafallomjg59: btw, suspend hates me. hibernate works with lan and wlan in MODULES="" @ Targa Visionary 81112:49
{Seb1Yes?12:49
infinity{Seb1 : Yes, they're called "Colony-X".12:49
{Seb1instead of Array?12:50
Lathiatyes12:50
{Seb1got it12:50
mjg59Nafallo: Could you file a bug, including the output of lsmod?12:50
{Seb1just out of interest, when will Colony 2 come along?12:50
{Seb1breezy is looking very very good12:50
{Seb1it is usable now imho!12:50
mvo{Seb1: did you manage to produce a backtrace from your synaptic crash?12:51
{Seb1nope, i couldn't get it to go it!12:51
seb128{Seb1: all that informations are on the wiki12:51
{Seb1sods law ain't it12:51
Nafallomjg59: or rather suspend works, but doesn't turn on the backlight on the screen. I should probably try to ping the damn thing to see if it's alive :-).12:51
Nafallomjg59: sure. against acpi-support?12:51
{Seb1seb128: i'm looking http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/BreezyBadger and can't stuff like that12:51
mjg59Nafallo: Sure12:52
{Seb1glad mono is now in main12:52
mjg59{Seb1: We'll see how long that lasts...12:52
{Seb1why? i thought mono was there for sure12:52
{Seb1as Beagle is going to be an essential part of Breezy12:52
mjg59There are patent issues. It's not clear how MS is going to deal with them.12:53
{Seb1i thought miguel sorted that one out a while ago12:53
mjg59No, Miguel said that they had to be licensed under RAND terms12:53
mjg59Which MS are free to charge money for12:54
AndyFitzmjg,  last time I spoke to a MS man concerned with those issues  he tried to push the fud onto novells hands 12:54
{Seb1right12:54
mjg59Now, it's entirely possible that MS will grant a free patent license. But they haven't publically committed to that.12:54
mjg59And it's probably going to take some community pressure to get any sort of statement of intent out of them12:54
{Seb1it seems kind of wrong that a free project is asking MS for a favour12:55
mjg59They own the patents...12:56
mjg59The alternative is to get software patents overturned in the US12:56
{Seb1how do you mean 'overturned'?12:57
mjg59The idea that software should be patentable12:57
mjg59It's not universal12:57
{Seb1now, in europe, software is not allowed to be patentable yet?12:58
{Seb1but it could be soon12:58
mjg59Correct12:58
{Seb1btw, does the French and Dutch vote of No have any consequences on this12:58
{Seb1i'm in the UK12:59
mjg59Nope01:00
mjg59It's independent of the EU constitution01:00
{Seb1right01:00
mjg59(Other than that they now have other things to worry about, so patents may be on hold for a short while)01:00
Nafallomjg59: bug# 1183201:00
{Seb1mjh59: that's the spirit01:00
mjg59Nafallo: Can you add lsmod?01:01
{Seb1mjh59: does this mean the foss will be limited if patients come into force in europe?01:01
Nafallomjg59: sure01:01
mjg59{Seb1: It could do. The long term consequences aren't clear.01:01
{Seb1these bureaucrats!01:02
mjg59Nafallo: Hmm. You shouldn't need to rmmod and modprobe by hand. They ought to be automatically picked up.01:02
mjg59I'll look into that01:02
Nafallomjg59: /etc/default/acpi-support as well? :-)01:03
mjg59Please01:03
Nafallomjg59: done :-)01:04
mjg59Ta01:04
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Nafalloey ogra! :-) how's life?01:05
sivanghey ogra , 'sup?01:05
pittimoin ogra01:05
{Seb1weird!01:05
ograhi all :)01:05
{Seb1has anyone used sound juicer successfully on breezy?01:05
{Seb1hey ogra01:05
{Seb1it seems to be putting a whole cd into one track01:05
pitti{Seb1: please file a bug about this, or look whether there already is one :-)01:06
{Seb1gnome or ubuntu bugzilla?01:06
Lathiat{Seb1: thats a know gstreamer issue i think01:07
Lathiatsomeone mentioned it earlier01:07
{Seb1i've installed grip01:07
{Seb1and see if that is any better01:07
Lathiatwellthat doesnt use gstreamer01:08
Lathiatsoassumedly it should work01:08
{Seb1yeh it is01:08
Lathiatno its not n01:10
Riddellhow does gnome-volume-manager get started?01:10
LathiatRiddell: gnome-session assumedly01:10
{Seb1by gnome-session?01:10
Riddellis that a shell script?01:11
{Seb1think it could be hard-coded in01:11
LathiatRiddell: no01:11
{Seb1Lathiat: is it hard coded?01:11
LathiatRiddell: its a fairly key compoennt of gnome written in c :)01:11
Lathiat{Seb1: no01:11
{Seb1i am wrong (as usual)01:12
seb128{Seb1: the sj bug is gst-plugins0.8 one fixed with an upload yesterday which has not built yet01:12
Lathiatits started by gnome-session, but afaik its in gconf or something01:12
seb128no01:12
{Seb1seb128: will it be in breezy-annouce when it is built and uploaded?01:13
seb128it's listed by the default session: /usr/share/gnome/default.session01:13
Lathiat"or something" :)01:13
Lathiatthanks seb128 01:13
seb128{Seb1: what is -announce?01:13
{Seb1whoops!01:13
{Seb1breezy-changes01:13
Lathiatman01:13
{Seb1i meant01:13
Lathiatdude01:13
Lathiatthe { in yournick is annoying01:13
{Seb1mine?01:13
Lathiati keep thinking theres irc lines are unterminated :)01:13
{Seb1it is meant to {Seb}01:14
{Seb1as Seb is already taken01:14
Lathiat"Shouldn't there bea closng }on thatline01:14
NafalloLathiat: lol! :-)01:14
{Seb1it is meant to be01:14
LathiatNafallo: im seriouslol01:14
{Seb1but Gaim is being stupid01:14
{Seb1sorry Lathiat!01:14
{Seb1didn't meant to offend you01:14
Lathiatspot the programmer01:14
{Seb1i'm gonna log out and in again01:15
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NafalloLathiat: I agree without being a programmer (yet) :-)01:15
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{SebPayne}oh bollox01:17
{SebPayne}it still won't go to {Seb}01:17
{SebPayne}it says the nick already exists01:17
{SebPayne}is there a way of killing it01:18
{SebPayne}i registered it with FreeNode but Gaim obviously hasn't logged off01:18
Lathiatis thenick registered?01:18
pitti{SebPayne}: is it from you, from a crashed session?01:18
{SebPayne}yep01:18
{SebPayne}yep01:18
pitti{SebPayne}: it will time out automatically01:18
{SebPayne}iirc, there is a NickServ command01:18
infinityIf it's registered, just tell nickserv to punt it.01:18
Lathiat. /msg nickserv ghost <nick> <pass>01:18
{SebPayne}right01:18
{SebPayne}i'll give it a go01:18
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{Seb}yeh!01:18
{Seb}i should just stick to XChat01:19
{Seb}what do people use around here for IRCing?01:19
Lathiatirssi01:19
Nafalloirssi from when I last logged in ;-)01:19
{Seb}lol01:19
Nafallobefore that xchat01:20
Nafalloand before that gaim01:20
pittibtw, that's heavily OT for #u-d01:20
Nafallopitti: agreed :-)01:20
{Seb}irssi?01:20
Nafallo{Seb}: irc-clients if not discussion about the devel of them :-).01:21
{Seb}lol. Ok Nafallo01:21
Nafallopitti: how should I test bugzilla on warty? :-)01:21
pittisudo dpkg -i bugzilla_*.deb?01:22
Nafallohmm. warty stuff on breezy? :-)01:22
pittithat should work fine01:22
Nafallooki01:23
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pittiNafallo: I have dchroots for that purpose, but usually you can test on breezy01:23
{Seb}i found that irssi was installed automatically01:23
{Seb}by Ubuntu!01:23
{Seb}exit01:25
{Seb}exit01:25
{Seb}soryr01:25
{Seb}*sorry01:25
pitti{Seb}: /quit01:25
{Seb}that's the one01:25
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tsenghi ogra 01:41
pittimvo: here?01:44
mvopitti: yes01:44
pittimvo: is python-apt able to use remote source urls?01:44
pittimvo: i. e. on rookery I don't want to use the local apt lists (which don't have breezy sources)01:45
pittimvo: but I want to download (urllib) the source list from archive.u.c or the local mirror01:45
ograhi tseng 01:46
mvopitti: apt (and python-apt) can do this with the Dir::Etc::sourcelist variable01:46
pittimvo: how do I do that with python-apt?01:47
pittisorry, but ENODOCS01:47
mvopitti: I know, one of the biggest problems with python-apt right now. give me a minute and I'll give you a example01:47
pittithat'd rock01:47
pittimvo: I mean, it is easy to implement that stuff on my own, but IMHO it makes more sense to extend python-apt for common tasks01:48
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sivangmvo: you're the author for python-apt?02:35
mvosivang: no, but I work on it nowdays02:35
seb128sivang: what's this list on the wiki?02:35
seb128sivang: seems to be the 'about dialog', not the menus?02:36
sivangseb128: I have taken the old list, since most of the stuff wrt which lib an app uses still relevant, I will have it finished by end of the week, talked with mdz about it last night02:36
seb128I'm working on it atm ...02:36
sivangseb128: I will modify it for the menu stuff, but after comparing with the new breezy seed list this most of it is relevant and serves as guideline for the reasearch work02:36
seb128good to communicate when you talk with mdz about something assigned to somebody else02:37
sivangseb128: sorry :-/02:37
seb128np02:37
sivangseb128: but acutally I have not managed to do too much on it,02:37
seb128anyway the list is not revelent02:37
seb128the menu and the about dialog are 2 different stuff02:37
sivangseb128: so it's cool, just add a column that specifies the number of the method02:37
seb128hum02:37
seb128I would rather do a table listing the menu updating something not adapted02:38
seb128ie: bug-buddy has not menu02:38
sivangseb128: you mean to seperate all the apps that don't have a menu ?02:38
sivangseb128: into another list?02:38
seb128hum02:39
seb128I mean do a table speaking about menus02:39
sivangseb128: ah I see02:39
seb128" bug-buddy02:39
seb12802:39
seb128libgnomeui/(6)02:39
seb12802:39
seb128Druid UI, uses an "About" button on first dialog , doesn't have a menu , must patch about box "02:39
seb128how is that adapted to the current spec?02:39
sivangseb128: well, the current spec didn't talk about apps that don't use a menu approachj at all, so I figured to be more inclusive02:39
seb128this should be "has no menu"02:39
seb128your previous work is on an another wiki page, so no dropped02:40
seb128I would rather make a new table for menus on the current spec02:40
sivangseb128: ok02:40
seb128anyway what did you talk about with mdz? 02:40
sivangseb128: so we will focus only on apps that have menus, and deal later with those that do not?02:40
seb128right02:40
sivangseb128: about that I want to adapt the list, but forget it, he was probably over busy to notice my blabber ;-)02:41
seb128make a table package/way to build the menu02:41
seb128I'll change the wiki02:41
sivangseb128: and also about maybe pushing this to end of the week, but again, I am not sure to which extent he read me, and if youre' already into it then it's irrelevant02:42
sivangseb128: cool with me02:42
sivangseb128: sorry for the confusion I caused02:42
seb128did you get a reply from mdz? or that's a one way talk from you with him?02:42
seb128np02:42
sivangseb128: ;-) Almost, but I did got a reply but as I said, if you're already working on it - then better not postpone this any further02:43
seb128if mdz said that's ok to delay a few days that's fine, but I had the feeling that's not the case02:44
sivangmdz: better talk to him directly02:46
sivangmdz: I don't want to cause more confusion...02:47
seb128?02:47
seb128I'll work a bit on this now02:47
sivangseb128: ok02:49
sivangseb128: all I say we better check with mdz about this again, when he wakes up02:49
sivangseb128: regarding timeframe02:50
seb128right02:50
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LathiatHave I missed some kind of pam/ssh related DoS lately?03:08
Lathiati had some IP connecting at me making ssh log bad protocol and no id strings, and afterabout 14 hours ssh refused accepting connections03:08
tsenger, there have been bruteforce worms for awhile now03:11
sivangseb128: oops, just noticed I talked to mdz when I wanted to talk to you.bah03:12
seb128np03:12
infinitydaniels : Package: libglu1-xorg / Provides: libglu1c2 / Replaces: libglu1c2, libglu1 / Conflicts: libglu1, libglu1 ....03:13
infinitydaniels : Missing a "c2" on that last Conflicts?03:13
infinitydaniels : And while I'm at it, if it's really your intention for GLU implementations to now provide libglu1c2 instead of libglu1, your shlibs should be updated.  It currently reads: "libGLU    1 libglu1-xorg | libglu1"03:17
danielsinfinity: RETURN OF CAPTAIN SKILL03:17
danielsthanks for the catch03:17
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mdke.clones03:19
mdkedammit03:19
mdkewrong chan03:19
mdkesoz03:19
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seb128Keybuk: hey. "(111, 'Connection refused')" with hct is a known issue?03:20
infinitydaniels : Any uploads planned soonish?... If not, I'll fix those two issues and upload, since the broken shlibs is a bit viral.03:21
Keybukseb128: no ... ?03:21
seb128Keybuk: I get that when try to hct source something03:21
seb128s/try/trying/03:21
Keybukyup, looks like the server has gone away03:21
seb128k03:22
danielsinfinity: 'as soon as I fix locales in libX11', which doesn't really have any definite timeframe.  feel free to fix those two and upload.03:22
Keybukcan't see anything, have ping'd stub03:22
infinitydaniels : Alright, consider it done.  I need to hunt down anything with broken deps and rebuild them afterward.  Yay, shlibs.03:24
Keybukseb128: database update, will be down for a while03:25
danielsthanks03:25
m0rphxapropos X11, libxcursor1 is also broken03:25
danielsm0rphx: how so?03:25
seb128Keybuk: k, I'll try again later so, thanks03:25
seb128Keybuk: and have you debuged gdm import?03:26
m0rphxdaniels: for example when you're trying to start firefox it says "XCursorCursorsDestroy" is undefined03:26
Keybukno, not yet03:26
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danielsm0rphx: 'whoops'.03:26
danielsm0rphx: open /usr/lib/libXcursor.so.1 with vim, change XCursor to Xcursor03:27
danielsmy laptop must be interestingly broken03:27
m0rphxdaniels: wow, I love that quick feedback. thx03:28
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danielsm0rphx: no worries03:28
seb128hum03:29
seb128"dpkg-source: error: unrecognised file suffix `.tar'"03:29
m0rphxand while I am at it, where's the nice ubuntu branded xscreensaver? ^^03:29
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danielsseb128: it's for your own good03:30
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seb128daniels: native Debian packages are forbidden from now? :)03:30
Keybuknative packages with Debian revisions? :p03:31
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seb128Keybuk: right, but this package is already in the archive :p03:32
Keybukseb128: gdm worked today, I think it just got hit by the pybaz bug I fixed a while back03:32
seb128cool, just to wait to get the server running again so03:32
Keybukyeh03:32
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thomGAR03:43
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thom/usr/bin/../lib/libXcursor.so.1: undefined reference to `XCursorCursorsDestroy'03:43
thomcollect2: ld returned 1 exit status03:43
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thom(and yes, i saw the solution)03:44
Keybukyeah, these people who upload broken pages03:44
Keybukkill zem all03:44
Keybuk"iz eeks bug"03:44
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\shone theory in my past was: break gentoo thursdays and fork gentoo always on fridays03:46
\shbut nowadays it's: break breezy every single day, and fork debian at last once in your life ;)03:46
danielsyeah03:50
danielsthe solution here is don't copy shared libraries around03:50
danielsthat way, when you test something, it'll actually find the right library :P03:50
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thombah, someone's broken zsh svn completion03:53
danielssvn?  wassat?03:53
thomone of those scm thingies03:53
thomyou know, like visual sourcesafe03:54
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Clintstop using broken scm thingies03:54
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thomClint: basically, svn rm now only completes things that have already been deleted03:55
thomwhich is not so helpful03:55
danielsoh, vss!  i love that thing!03:55
Keybukdaniels: see, libtool was right ;)03:55
ogracould some native speaker give me an advise for a sane dscription text for ggradebook ? 03:56
ograDescription: student grades tracking tool.03:56
ograseems not to work...03:56
ograat least for lintian03:56
danielsKeybuk: having been outsmarted by libtool is possibly the ultimate shame I can endure03:57
danielsfar worse than even spraying a table in an Argentinian restaurant in Matar with beer03:57
Treenaksyou had beer in Matar? :)03:59
Clintthom: that sounds like a brilliant change03:59
thomTreenaks: yeah, he was just about old enough03:59
thomClint: it has some minor drawbacks, it seems ;-)03:59
Treenaksthom: no I mean.. I can only remember sangria03:59
Clintgood thing i avoid using svn04:00
danielsthom: s/just about //04:01
danielsthom: make another age joke and I'll break your hip :P04:02
thom*smirk*04:02
thomyou deserved that one04:02
infinityogra : "tool for tracking students' grades".  But I bet lintian is just complaining about the trailing "."04:04
ograi'll try....04:04
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pittiHi lamont__ 04:05
dokoinfinity: taking over xorg maintainance? ;-)04:05
ogra(creating the package took me 2 min, making lintian happy about my Description takes 20 min... thats just silly)04:05
lamont__g'morning04:05
thomthat's lintian04:05
ograhey lamont__ 04:06
danielsdoko: see above where I asked himt o upload it ;)04:06
tsengpitti: do you have 2 minutes to check my email?04:06
pittitseng: sure?04:06
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infinitypitti : Oo, check my email too, I can't be bothered.  I'll send you my spool.04:06
tsengpitti: just to make sure i did it right, i posted 2 reviews for main04:06
thomlamont__: did you resolve whatever it was you were trying to disrupt my sleep for last night?04:06
pittitseng: ah, that one. sorry04:06
lamont__thom: well, that part, yes.04:06
lamont__thom: and I wasn't trying to disrupt your sleep, I was just grumbling that you were sleeping. :-)04:06
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lamont__thom: if I wanted to disrupt your sleep, I believe I still have your phone numbers04:07
thomlamont__: *g*04:07
thomlamont__: trust me, you don't want to do that ;-)04:07
lamont__thom: the final tidbit was that when you put toegether a CA cert, it needs to go clear back to the root cert. :-(04:08
Treenakslamont__: just mail the private part of the keys around04:09
lamont__Treenaks: that's not my trick...04:09
Treenakslamont__: no, but you were asking the expert ;)04:10
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lamont__thom: klatu barata nicto04:10
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ograinfinity, thanks, removing the dot helped :)04:10
lamont__ok.  maybe that was a bit obscure/skewed.04:10
pittitseng: point 5 is boilerplate, otherwise it looks fine04:11
thomlamont__: uh?04:11
pittitseng: I'll take a look at the packages today and add my ack04:11
lamont__thom: line from _the day the earth stood still_, spoken to Gort, causing him to not destroy the earth.04:13
AndyFitzgksudo not working,   gdm not starting properly   and too many instances of X trying to be opened on the one display..  what happened with libxcursor04:13
lamont__and somehow, the angry-thombot reminds me of Gort.....04:13
Nafallopitti: thanx :-)04:13
lamont__klaatu barata nikto, actually04:13
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bradbhey dudes. malone usability question for you: when looking at a list of bugs, do you care who the submitter of the bug was?04:15
danielsbradb: not usually04:15
danielsassigned to is typically more helpful in this case04:15
pittinot really04:15
pittiyes, assignee is important, just like the lists in bz04:15
bradbok04:16
seb128no04:16
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thomah, heh04:17
tsengpitti: thanks!04:17
thomhrmph, having two instances of dhclient running is bad, mmmk?04:17
danielsthom: yes04:18
pittithom: yes04:18
danielsthom: it's up!  it's down!  it's up!  it's down!04:18
pittithom: intermediate dhclient3 versions had a bug04:18
pittithom: the latest breezy version should fix it04:18
Nafallothom: depends. is it on the same device it's bad :-)04:18
thom(especially with different command line arguments and different leases files)04:18
thompitti: NM v ifupdown in this instance04:18
seb128bradb: is there any way to get the bugs filled against <package> by mail?04:19
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thomD"wooops"04:21
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seb128_grumpf04:36
seb128_bradb: have you replied to my question?04:36
danielsseb128_: no04:36
seb128_k04:36
seb128_less than 3 weeks before switching to malone? :)04:37
infinitydaniels : D'oh.  I assume that xcursor upload that was 2 minutes before the xorg upload fixes the xorg-hates-xcursor FTBFS I just had? :)04:43
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danielsinfinity: how cool am I?04:44
AndyFitzrock!04:44
AndyFitzdaniels.  10 points for the quick fix04:44
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bob2haha04:45
bob2they need to tour again04:45
AndyFitzthey never play here in brissie04:46
AndyFitzhardly ever04:46
zuluh wiki down/04:46
AndyFitzno brissie bands play for us  unless its part of a national tour04:46
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bob2haha04:47
bob2even down in the 'valley?04:47
AndyFitzuh  once regurgitator threw a free gig in the valley on a random sunday04:47
bob2haha04:47
AndyFitzbob2,  thats where I live04:47
AndyFitzall we get is butterfingers showing up to every on-the-spot set04:47
AndyFitzyay for the 3 hour drive to splendour in the grass04:48
bob2bah for selling out before I bought tickets04:49
AndyFitzmissed out on BDO due to that.   not this time04:50
AndyFitzclearlooks-olive  in breezy is sexier than... many things04:51
bradbseb128: sorry dude, alarm system guy showed up so i was away for 20 mins. no, the email UI doesn't have a query interface yet.04:52
seb128bradb: query interface? No, I want get mails for bugs sent on my packages04:52
thomclearlooks-olive? are you having a giraffe?04:53
bradbseb128: oh, i interpreted your question to mean a query UI. the answer is: yes, since about 8 months ago. ;)04:54
seb128bradb: how to I do?04:54
seb128bradb: ie: I want to get the bug for gnome-panel and Cc: upstream by default04:55
AndyFitzthom:  no,  pet-reptile permits are hard enough to get here in AU let alone wanting a whole giraffe04:55
AndyFitzyou need one of those to get a funky-turtle as I learnt on the weekend04:56
infinityBut you can get the non-funky kind without?04:56
bradbseb128: one sec, i'm just looking at if we have a UI to set you as the maintainer of that package yet.04:56
AndyFitzyeah , but who wants  a turtle without a mohawk04:57
thomAndyFitz: do you have a dog license? and a goldfish license too?04:57
thomoh, hurrah, we finally have working lighthouseblue again.04:57
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AndyFitztropical or marine fish  don't require anything04:58
AndyFitzI'll be right back x restart04:59
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thomAndyFitz: i was aiming for http://orangecow.org/pythonet/sketches/fish.htm05:01
zuli love that sketch05:02
AndyFitzzul,  nice one :)05:02
seb128jamesh: http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/LaunchpadIntegration, I've listed some of the packages here ... gtkuimanager is used by most of the Desktop stuff05:02
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bradbseb128: it appears that we don't have a UI for setting the sp maintainer on things. (ISTR this has been a problem for a while now.) i'm filing the appropriate bugs and contacting the relevant people to see what we need to do here to make sure you are properly set as the maintainer where you want to be.05:07
seb128bradb: thanks05:07
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KaiLsomething went wrong with the synaptic update?05:13
KaiLah, and there comes the fix :)05:14
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bradbseb128: so, according to debonzi (our soyuz/source packages guy) we'll be running a script next week that imports package release data, and you'll be correctly set as the maintainer of gnome-panel. that information will be grabbed from that archive at that time.05:24
mdzmorning05:27
tsengmorning mdz.05:27
pittiHi mdz 05:28
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fabbionemorning mdz05:32
mvomorning mdz 05:32
ograhey mdz05:32
zulhi mdz05:34
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dokoMithrandir: please could you update the OOo2.amd64 packages? It's still the old snapshot, but is currently uninstallable. So, low priority.05:45
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tsengdoko: the gnome guys were wondering why we didnt sync with michael meeks changes for awhile05:46
pittitseng: btw, we really need both gtk-sharp and gtk-sharp2?05:47
tsengpitti: yes.05:48
tsengpitti: different api05:48
dokotseng: because we had to fix our build environment first ... working on it.05:48
tsengdoko: yay :)05:48
tsengpitti: gtk-sharp wraps gtk 2.2 features, stable api05:49
pittitseng: what about the status of upstream/Debian/Malone bug reports?05:49
tsengpitti: gtk-sharp2 wraps also 2.4 stuff, new api, allegedly unstable but it hasnt broken anything for months05:49
tsengthere are probably alot of open small bug reports upstream.. i dont have anything assigned in ubuntu space05:49
pittitseng: I'm asking because gtk-sharp2-unstable is also on the list05:49
tsengill search05:49
pittitseng: no, I'm just interested in open showstopper bugs05:50
pittitseng: and in particular how well they are handled05:50
pittitseng: but with -unstable we have three different versions in main...05:50
pittitseng: is -unstable still required?05:50
tsenglet me confirm which one is real05:50
tsengwhat happened is a DD posted them and i synced05:50
tsengthey went into debian w/ a slightly different naming05:51
pittitseng: alright, I take a look at the debs now05:51
tsenggtk-sharp2-unstable is the correct source05:53
tsengwhats the other one called again?05:53
tsengwe need to drop it05:53
pittigtk-sharp2?05:53
tsengum05:53
tsengi dont think there was a source package called that05:54
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pittitseng: oh, gtk-sharp2 is the deb, -unstable the source05:54
tsengyes05:55
pittitseng: so the report should be adopted05:55
tsengshould be a meta package05:55
pittialright05:55
tsengbut i cant remember what dajobe was calling it05:55
pittitseng: any reason why libvte-cil is not arch:all?05:56
pittitseng: same for libgconf-cil?05:57
Zombpitti: arch specific glue code, IIRC05:57
pittiZomb: not in these two pacakges AFAICS05:57
pittiZomb: that's true for e. g. libgtk-cil05:57
tsengit all looks managed05:58
tsengin gconf05:58
tsengsame for vte05:58
tsengthose should be fixed in debian and synced across if meebey doesnt have a good reason05:59
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pittitseng: ok, it's no biggie, but it should be fixed06:00
tsengyes i've pinged him06:00
bradbanother random malone usability question: what do you guys think of this style of listing? http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bugs.html?Dist=DBD-mysql.06:00
tsengbradb: perhaps if the subitems were slightly indented06:01
pittibradb: I miss the assignee and the ID should be better separated from the description06:01
bradbdo you guys think that grouping by severity is effective?06:01
tsengi think severity is usually set inappropriately at present06:02
tsengsome people think their bugs are "blockers" or "major"06:02
pittibradb: I think yes; it's up to the maintainer to adjust severity06:02
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pittibradb: my own bz page is sorted by severity at least06:02
bradbis grouping by severity a good thing or a bad thing?06:03
tsenggood.06:03
pittibradb: good06:03
bradbis there something better to group by than that?06:03
pittibradb: however, it should be configurable in personal prefs06:03
bradbpitti: good point06:03
pittibradb: sometimes I need to group chronologically, i. e. by descending bug id06:03
bradbpitti: but grouping by severity by default...would that make you happy?06:04
pittibradb: everybody should set his personal preference, with chronological being a sane default IMHO06:04
pittibradb: as long as I can modify it, severity default would be fine for me06:04
pittibradb: bz does it nicely, you click on the colum header you want to sort it after06:04
bradbthat's one of the change i'm making to the current search page as we speak :)06:05
jbaileybradb: I usually sort by most recently touched so that I can see if someone has replied to a bug or if a new one came in easily since I last checked.06:06
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bradbjbailey: so, let's say that, for 1.0, changing the default grouping as not an option. what grouping, sorting-within-grouping order would you want to see?06:08
pittitseng: similar case in -unstable: it might be best to inspect all packages whether they can be made arch:all06:08
tsengpitti: *nod*06:08
mvoelmo: can you sync balsa please? (override is ok)06:08
pittitseng: packages look fine to me06:08
jbaileybradb: My biggest concern when I'm looking at the whole list of bugs is to find the ones that have had something change on them.06:09
tsengthanks a lot pitti 06:09
tsengwill talk to meebey re: arch all06:10
tsengvs any06:10
pittitseng: I update the report now and add my ack06:10
pittireports, even06:10
jbaileybradb: I do that in bugzilla by sorting by last updated time, but it could easily be a flag or some other way to let me quickly see what's new.06:10
tsengi guess i should mail to -devel now06:10
elmomvo: done06:11
mvoelmo: thanks :)06:11
bradbjbailey: i see what you mean. thanks, i'll ponder that while i'm modifying things on the page.06:12
elmohas anyone see interdiff fail miserably with -p1 ?06:15
elmo1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file /tmp/interdiff-1.HYD4ix.rej06:15
elmointerdiff: Error applying patch1 to reconstructed file06:15
elmolike that?06:15
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mdzthom: what remains on the todo list before uploading NM to Breezy, and then before adding it to desktop?06:34
mdzelmo: yeah, I have seen that happen once before06:35
pittitseng: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/MainInclusionReportGtkSharp06:35
pittitseng: ^ I made some adjustments06:35
mdzeek, udu.wiki is giving 500 errors06:40
mdzhttp://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/GraphicalPartitioningTool06:40
thommdz: figuring out why it causes the ipw2100 driver to panic06:41
thommdz: besides that, i think it's ready to go, but i don't fancy doing so when it causes systems to die 06:43
KaiLthom: Version 1.10 on Kernel 2.6.12rc? ;)06:44
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thomKaiL: probably so, yes06:45
fabbionehey thom06:46
fabbionehey elmo06:46
fabbioneelmo: can you please move redhat-cluster-suite (source) and libdlm1 (binary from rh-c-s) to main? the latter is required to build lvm206:46
KaiLsaw the same on an ASus M2400N - works stable with hoary, crashes with breezy-Kernel (btw. only if it finds a Net!)06:46
mdzthom: is there any way we can cripple it so that it doesn't poke that driver?  we need to start testing the rest of it ASAP06:47
thommdz: not sure, looking at solutions now06:47
mdzelmo: can you take a look at the udu moin instance?06:48
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fabbionethom: i know the ipw2100 needs an update in 12rc606:49
fabbionethom: i have it in my todo list06:49
elmomdz: did I kill it?06:50
thomfabbione: ok, i'm gonna do it now and try it06:50
thomfabbione: unless you have any objections?06:50
fabbioneyou mean upload?06:51
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fabbionethom: i have no objections if you do it in baz06:51
mdzelmo: someone or something did06:51
thomwell, i mean merging and building myself a test kernel06:51
elmomdz: sweet06:51
thomand commiting, yes06:51
fabbionethom: but don't upload. the toolchain is fucked and i need to fix a FTBFS on ppc06:51
fabbionethom: i have no problems with the rest :)06:52
fabbionethom: just be 100% sure to check the compilation options.06:52
thomfabbione: nod06:52
fabbionethom: there are a few tricks to update that driver06:52
fabbionethom: it would probably easier for you to just compile it externally06:53
fabbioneotherwise go ahead and i will check it tomorrow :)06:53
elmofabbione: err, did it do the requisite hoop jumping?06:53
fabbionehoop jumping????06:53
fabbioneelmo: it has been approved by pitti for the security review06:53
fabbioneif that's what you mean06:54
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elmoyeah06:55
fabbioneyes it did06:55
fabbionewe don't need more than that for now06:55
elmofabbione: done06:56
fabbioneelmo: thanks06:56
fabbioneelmo: can you also kindly kick-back lvm2 on all arches?06:56
fabbioneit's FTBFS because of libdlm-dev not installable06:56
fabbione(that you just kindly fixed) ;)06:56
elmook, I'll give it back once the change hits the archive06:56
fabbionerocking06:56
fabbioneelmo: let me tell you what....06:57
fabbioneelmo: YOU ROCK!06:57
Burgundaviacan I have a developer opinion on --> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=4114506:57
Burgundaviaand can someone knowledgeable about nautilus look at --> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=4153006:59
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mdzjbailey: what is the name of that 2.6.12 tool you mentioned for EarlyUserspace coldplugging?07:26
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jbaileymdz: modprobe in a more-recent-than-we-have module-init-tools can take the modalias as an argument.07:34
sladenBurgundavia: re: QoS by default, I mentioned to the last person who asked to add it to the IdeasPool page---could you check they have and if not, add it07:37
Burgundaviasladen, ok, cheers07:38
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elmojesus christ07:51
elmolibaqbanking-plugins-libgwenhywfar17c207:51
elmoand the award for package name of the year goes to ....07:51
fabbioneahahha07:52
fabbioneoh god07:52
fabbionehow are you supposed to remember something like that?07:52
wm_eddie_is it seriously libgwenhywfar17c2?07:53
pittisounds like daf's package :-)07:53
pittiwelsh07:53
tsengpitti: thanks!07:59
pittino worries :-)07:59
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pittiHi Mez 08:02
Mezevening pitti :D08:04
Mezkonv built in the end :D08:04
Mezthan ks to you D08:05
pittiyeah, I saw08:05
Mezthough it's apparently affecting the sintall of firefox now :P08:05
Mez(only the install though - firefox works fine if It's already installed08:05
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wasabi_huh. this dbus interface for dhclient... i've never noticed that before.08:15
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mdzseb128,jamesh: how is the LaunchpadIntegration work going?  did we meet our milestones for yesterday?08:40
Mezmdz: ping08:46
mdz?08:46
Mezyou#re on CC right ?08:46
mdzno08:46
Mezah, fair enough, who is08:47
mdzhttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/community/processes/08:47
Mezjust want to talk to someone about a user harrasing the ubuntuforums staff... and threatening to goto CC and get hem shut down ... 08:47
mdzmako: is the most likely to be around at the moment08:48
Mezmako: ping08:48
thommdz: the ipw2100 oops is caused by doing a scan; so iwconfig eth1 scanning triggers it too. it'll be very hard to avoid NM doing that08:51
mdzthom: 2.6.10 or 2.6.12?08:52
thom1208:52
mdzdid you try with the latest ipw2100 driver?08:52
mdz(from upstream)08:52
thomwe have the latest already, yeah08:52
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thombleah. regression in 2.6.12; it works _perfectly_ in .1008:59
seb128mdz: I've updated the wiki with a list of desktop packages, most of them use GtkUIManager ... maybe worth patching gtk for that, I'm waiting on jamesh pong on that09:04
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mdzhmm, I have a CD where sound-juicer just keeps reading the first track forever09:12
mdzseb128: have you ever heard of anything like that?09:12
mdzit is only a 2:45 track, but it keeps encoding forever (and the file grows)09:13
seb128mdz: that's a gstreamer0.8-cdparanoia 0.8.9 bug fixed with my upload from 2 days ago which has not built yet09:13
mdzit reads the CD TOC fine, though, and lists all the tracks09:13
mdzseb128: oh, thanks09:13
BurgundaviaOO devs, response on OO --> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=4173409:14
seb128mdz: np09:14
mdzseb128: I don't see a new source for it though09:14
seb128http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/gst-plugins0.8/0.8.9-0ubuntu3/09:14
seb128this one09:14
seb128which is waiting for libpolypaudio to main09:15
mdzoh, there it is09:15
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mdzseb128: promoted09:16
seb128thanks09:17
mdzI think it will retry on its own soon09:17
seb128cool09:18
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HiddenWolfmdz, I had something like that on a copy-right protected cd09:26
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seth_kanyone familiar with autoconf / automake, enough to take a stab at deciphering this error message on build?09:33
makoMez: hey there09:33
makoMez: i just saw a message from ryan troy about the same thing09:33
\shmako: hey when r u at the linuxtag?09:34
Mezprobably :D09:34
tsenghi mako.09:34
MezI'll talk to you via query if thats ok ?09:34
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mdzseb128: is goffice something which is suitable for main?  gnumeric build-deps on it now09:39
seb128yep09:39
seb128some of the gnumeric widgets have been placed to libgoffice09:39
seb128so they can be used for abiword and other stuff09:39
justinand evince right? :-)09:39
seb128too09:40
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mdzjbailey: can you give me the 5-minute intro to mkinitramfs hooks?09:53
jbaileyYup!09:53
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jbaileymdz: Got 0.7 installed?09:54
thommdz: so fabbione tells me the likely cause is upstream out-of-syncness, and that'll get resolved in the course of time. so i'm tempted to upload and tell people with problems on ipw2100 to run 2.6.10 in the mean time...09:54
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mdzjbailey: yep09:59
jbaileymdz: 'kay.  In /usr/share/initramfs-tools10:00
mdzjbailey: (perhaps a 5-minute conversation spread out over 15? ;-))10:00
jbailey=)10:00
mdzthat's my normal mode of operation10:00
mdz(that was an incoming phone call)10:00
jbaileyWorks for me, I won't block on your responses then. =)10:00
mdzgood plan10:01
jbaileymdz: init, scripts/nfs and scripts/local now contain lines that say "run_scripts /scripts/foo"10:01
jbaileymdz: Those are the directories under scripts10:01
jbaileymdz: Each script is called twice, the first time with an argument of 'prereqs'10:01
jbaileyWhere it's expected to return a string saying which scripts must be run first from this directory.10:02
jbaileyI intend it to be a soft dependancy, so that if they're not there that it's not a problem.10:02
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jbaileyIt's intended to make it easy to do things like force evms to run after lvm if lvm is present, but not freak otherwise.10:02
pittimdz: meeting now?10:03
jbaileyscripts/local-top contains an example script, it's the md stuff10:03
jbailey(Which I'm using to boot my machine now)10:03
mdzwasabi: /join #ubuntu-meeting10:07
mdzogra: can you /join #ubuntu-meeting?10:08
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Mezplease tell me the wiki transtiiton isnt happening now10:15
BurgundaviaMez, tomorrow, 10am10:15
Mezah kk10:16
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jbaileymdz: I have some vague thoughts that the scripts I've used here to do the init stuff could be tweaked for the dependancy based init system.10:21
\shthat was fast10:23
mdzjbailey: ok, so where would I drop the ltsp script and what does it need to do?10:24
jbaileymdz: Do you need anything before the hacked nfs script that you sent me?10:25
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mdzjbailey: I would like for it to be independent of the root filesystem being used10:25
mdzI could just provide a complete script which is a modified nfs script (I could do that without hooks), but I'd rather it be a hook which runs after the root fs is mounted10:26
jbaileySo whether it's nfs or booting off of a local harddrive?10:26
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mdzseb128: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/gst-plugins0.8/0.8.9-0ubuntu3/ <-- successful10:30
mdzjbailey: right10:30
mdzwhether the root filesystem is NFS, GFS, an nbd device, or even a local hard disk, it should be possible to stack a unionfs COW layer on top10:31
seb128mdz: nice10:31
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ogramdz, sorry, totally forgot about the meeting10:31
jbaileymdz: cym10:31
mdzogra: it's ok, most of the candidates didn't show10:32
ograyeps, just read the log... 20mins is a new record, isnt it ?10:32
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jbaileymdz: Also, you mentioned that you needed the unix module, so create a file called /usr/share/initramfs-tools/modules.d/ltsp that just contains the word unix10:32
mdzjbailey: ok. what about the unionfs magic?10:33
jbaileymdz: Did I miss a bit in the script?10:33
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mdzjbailey: where do I drop my script?10:34
jbaileymdz: /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-bottom10:35
jbaileymdz: I think the script I sent you has everything you need.10:35
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mdzyou sent me a script?10:35
mdzoh, _just_ now10:35
jbaileymdz: Sorry, yes.  That's what the cym was for. =)10:35
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mdzjbailey: oh, I wasn't familiar with that acronym10:36
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wasabi_I should obviously move around the world so that I don't have to be at work when Ubuntu has meetings.10:38
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dilingerwasabi: yea, it's much better when they happen at 4am local time10:46
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mdzjbailey: hmm, first attempt failed10:50
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mdzjbailey: my init-bottom hook didn't get copied into the initramfs10:51
mdzoh, I put it in the wrong place, silly me10:51
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wasabi_The obvious solution is that Canonical should pay to move us all to the best place on earth. ;)10:53
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justinwasabi_: outer space? :-)10:54
mdzjbailey: ok, after fixing that, my hook script is in place, but still doesn't seem to get run10:54
wasabi_Disney land!10:54
mdzjbailey: I get 2x "basename: not found"10:54
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mdzI have BUSYBOX=n if that makes a difference; I think that's the default though10:54
jbaileymdz: Oh, I think I might still have busybox loading optional.  Can you please set it to yes and respin?10:55
jbaileyThinking of which.10:55
jbaileyKamion: ping =)10:55
mdztesting10:56
Kamionjbailey: hi10:56
mdzjbailey: having a hyphen in the filename of an init-bottom script breaks horribly10:56
mdzjbailey: eval: 1: array_name-with-hyphens=: not found10:57
jbaileyKamion: Wanted to final check that there's no objection to me adding another busybox pass with just what I want for initramfs.10:57
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truluxmako: ping11:00
Kamionjbailey: no objection here11:00
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makotrulux: yes11:00
truluxmako: Amaya replied11:01
truluxmako: if it's absolutely necessary, I'll meet her11:01
jbaileyKamion: tx11:01
makotrulux: well, it's not absolutely necessary to meet her11:01
makobut it's absolutely necessary to meet someone11:01
mdzjbailey: hmm, my hook script is getting a null/unset ${rootmnt}11:01
mdzjbailey: missing export?11:01
truluxmako: well, I will see11:02
jbaileyShouldn't be, or the nfs script itself shouldn't have seen the variable.11:02
mdzjbailey: that one is sourced11:03
jbaileyOh, right.11:04
jbaileyHmm, that would mean that my rootmnt= hack wouldn't work either for changing the variable.11:04
jbaileyI wonder if there's any reason not to just source these to run.  I want them to be able to fiddle with the environment.11:06
jbaileymdz: Mind trying something?  LIne 101 of scripts/functions, please change ${initdir}/${cs_x} to . ${initdir}/${cs_x}11:07
mdzjbailey: I added an export to init, and that fixed it11:09
mdzjbailey: I had already changed it not to use the rootmnt= hack anyway11:09
mdzit just mounts over the existing ${rootmnt}11:09
mdzjbailey: the only thing remaining is that the NFS mount needs to be read-only11:12
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mdzit should be sufficient if the nfs script honors the kernel command line 'ro' parameter11:12
jbaileyI wonder if I were to mount it always read only if the usualy remount from ro to rw would work.11:13
jbaileyBut I'll fix it to honour the cmdline.11:13
mdzremounting from ro to rw does work with nfs, I believe11:14
estragonhello11:14
mdzyou're already parsing it out; should be trivial to fix11:14
jbaileyYup11:14
estragoni have tray to go on breezy11:14
estragoni have had not to much tooble but i loos a wxpython pack ;-((11:15
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jbaileyYup, -o ro, or -o rw, /me fixes11:17
mdzI don't know why it doesn't work when the NFS mount is rw, but I did run into this before11:18
mdzunionfs is not what one might call "robust"11:18
jbaileyDoes this otherwise get you a working initramfs?11:18
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mdzjbailey: seems to; I'm going to hack up nfs to test11:21
mdz(whether it goes 100% normal once I get a read-only mount)11:21
elmoogra: ?11:22
ograelmo, ?11:22
jbaileymdz: Cool.  On your system if you include "ramdisk=/usr/sbin/mkinitramfs" in your /etc/kernel-img.conf now, new kernels will call that instead of mkinitrd.11:22
ograelmo, ggradebook ?11:23
elmoogra: nm, see mail :)11:23
ograwhoops... ok11:23
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mdzjbailey: great11:26
mdzjbailey: unfortunately, it still needs to be regenerated manually, since the user needs to specify their network driver11:26
mdzjbailey: until the initramfs can do the detection11:26
estragonany experience with the breezy tree ?11:27
jbaileymdz: Right, or a generous list specified in /etc/mkinitramfs/modules for testing.11:27
mdzjbailey: seems to work fine with a hacked nfs script to add -o ro11:28
seb128any reason we don't have gnome-alsamixer somewhere?11:28
seb128(Debian has it)11:28
jbaileyLovely, that'll be in the next upload. then.11:28
mdzjbailey: if you're going to upload those two fixes shortly, I'll go ahead and upload with a dep on initramfs-tools >= 0.811:28
seb128hum, nm11:28
seb128hum, no ... it's on the archive but apt-cache search doesn't find it11:29
mdzestragon: the development team all run breezy, yes11:29
jbaileyTwo being the export of init and the ro nfsmount, yes?11:29
mdzcorrect11:30
mdzI'm pretty sure that's all I changed11:30
mdzltsp 0.24 uploaded11:30
torkelseb128: isn't that replaced by gnome-volume-control? 11:30
mdzjbailey: with 0.24, you should be able to build your own ltsp setup without much trouble11:30
mdzshould make a pretty good test case for initramfs changes11:31
mdzit exercises all these new code paths :-)11:31
estragoni just install it on an old ppc g3 beige.. but i tray wxpython, but it's no more present in the new depot...11:31
jbaileymdz: Nice, thanks. =)11:31
seb128torkel: "replaced"?11:32
torkelseb128: well, g-v-c does everything g-a does11:32
seb128right, but that's not my question11:32
seb128I don't discuss if it has some interest, by it's on archive.u.c and apt-cache doesn't find it11:33
ograelmo, fixed, sorry11:33
torkelah11:33
seb128s/by/but why/11:33
estragonmdz, it's regard wxpython that seam's to be no more present!11:36
mdzestragon: libwxgtk2.4-python11:37
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seb128mdz: any idea for gnome-alsamixer?11:38
mdzseb128: none11:39
torkelseb128: it is available in warty, but not i hoary (or breezy). Did it get dropped after warty?11:39
mdzI never heard of it before11:39
estragonand no more 2.5 ... in hoary it's cool wxpython2.5.3 ... but i will tray has you say11:39
seb128mdz: I've a bug about it, http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/g/gnome-alsamixer/ has the package, but it's not listed by the archive11:39
seb128mdz: should I reassign the bug to somebody?11:40
seb128elmo?11:40
estragonmdz, houps ...libwxgtk2.4 is all ready install ... but the othe pak go away of the new tree...11:41
elmoseb128: ?11:41
elmoseb128: it's only in warty11:42
seb128elmo: any reason? 11:42
elmo[rene]  RoMOTU: replaced by built-in fuctionality of GNOME11:42
seb128hum? 11:42
elmoit was removed at the request of the MOTU11:43
seb128we remove universe stuff for random reasons?11:43
elmoif MOTU ask for it11:43
seb128and now a guy bug to get it ...11:43
seb128do you know what motu asked for that?11:43
mdzelmo: can you retry nfs-utils?11:43
mdzit was failing due to needing a promotion to main, but it hasn't retried since the promotion happened11:44
ograseb128, sorry, that must have been daniel, no idea why it was removed11:45
elmomdz: giving back11:45
mdzthanks11:45
elmoseb128: AFAICR all the removals were done at dholbach's request11:45
seb128elmo: k, I'll poke Daniel about this, thanks11:46
seb128I don't really get the point to drop stuff than Debian still ships, but whatever11:46
HiddenWolfseb128, sounds like extra work to me...11:47
elmoseb128: there weren't that many apart from a huge amount of kernel stuff11:47
seb128k11:48
estragonmdz, i have to leave, tanks for the help11:48
elmoseb128: http://people.ubuntu.com/~james/paste/removals.txt, grep for MOTU11:48
seb128right, there is not a lot11:49
seb128thanks elmo 11:49
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jbaileyinitramfs boots my raid1 system still with the changes, anyway.  /me uploads11:50
Mithrandirjbailey: how can I test initramfs now?11:52
jbaileyMithrandir: Right now we can cover booting from a harddisk, nfs or a raid1 hd setup.  No lvm/evms/or cryptroot yet.  Do you still qualify? =)11:57
Mithrandirjbailey: yes11:59
jbaileyMithrandir: Excellent!!!11:59
jbailey(I've always wanted to be the lynx browser)11:59
Mithrandirjbailey: /home is on evms, but that shouldn't matter, I guess.11:59
jbaileyNope, that'll be all after you're booting.11:59
jbaileyMithrandir: The first bit is to install initramfs-tools.11:59
jbaileyMithrandir: You'll then need to edit some config files.12:00
jbaileyMithrandir: /etc/mkinitramfs/modules needs to contain a list of everything you need for booting right now.  There's no hw autodetection yet.12:00
Mithrandirjust got to pull down about 60MB of random updates first.12:01
jbaileyMithrandir: And /etc/mkinitramfs/initramfs.conf needs to have busybox set to yes.12:01

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