=== jeff-away is now known as jeffsch === jsgotangco [~jsg@202.57.71.235] has joined #ubuntu-doc === Seveaz [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-doc === jgotangco [~jsg@202.57.71.235] has joined #ubuntu-doc === jgotangco curses bad dsl [01:32] jsgotangco, PM [01:32] yes [01:46] why do i have the feeling this release is going to be terribly chaotic on our side [01:47] of course not [01:48] i like to panic [01:48] (must be because of the tea i drank this morning) [01:49] yes [01:49] don't panic [01:49] jsgotangco, you need to chill man! [01:49] the discussion is going well IMO [01:49] yep [01:49] hehe [01:49] you know me [01:50] you'll have to take some sedatives if you're gonna be our secretary ;) === mdke administers them to jsgotangco forcefully [01:50] i look panicky in irc, but im so composed personally [01:50] (at least the yelp frontpage issue has been recognized) [01:53] is anyone else thinking froud is back on the team? [01:53] he'll say that after the meeting [01:54] its not a question of saying it tho [01:54] he just obviously is [01:54] he emailed me on thinking of his decision after this meeting === jeffsch is now known as jeff-away [02:12] hah [02:17] yay, they set me up on svn [02:17] oh cool [02:17] yeah, me too [02:17] that's great guys welcome aboard [02:17] *whew* [02:17] :) [02:17] thanks, this will make it a lot easier to contribute [02:18] good old elmo [02:18] definitely [02:18] look forward to you spamming the commit list from now on gtaylor [02:18] and judax [02:18] yay [02:18] the assailment will begin tomorrow :) [02:18] i can now mess up other stuff [02:18] guys, feel free to change the screenshots [02:18] my kubuntu box is so messed up [02:19] hah [02:19] you should see my laptop :) the entire desktop is backwards [02:19] consistency is the key like i said before === jsgotangco slaps mdke [02:22] ? [02:22] heh [02:22] CHILL [02:22] GOOSFRABA [02:22] yep [02:22] I haven't heard anyone else say that before :) [02:22] i'm cool [02:22] what [02:23] goosfraba? [02:23] heh [02:23] goosfraba [02:23] I heard it like once [02:23] i was watching anger management last night [02:23] on dvd [02:23] ahh, ok [02:23] gotcha [02:23] its just that you guys go off topic and and don't come back ;) [02:23] what is goosfraba? [02:23] helps you relax :) [02:23] goosfraba... [02:23] say it [02:23] gooooosfraba [02:23] yeeess... [02:23] yyyyyyyakkaboo [02:23] blah [02:24] i still remember the porn girls in that movie [02:24] hehe [02:24] speaking of which, time to call my woman === gtaylor ducks [02:24] ok [02:24] judax, gtaylor glad that you're in the ship [02:24] remind me to get plenty of sleep before the next docteam meetings [02:24] i really appreciate the patches [02:24] jsgotangco: glad to be here [02:24] yeah GREAT WORK judax and gtaylor [02:24] jsgotangco: No problem, I look forward to helping more [02:25] i wll wreak havoc in edubuntu now [02:25] Sounds like fun [02:25] yeah its way different to what we currently do [02:26] right dudes I will write up minutes tomorrow [02:26] even the documentation for it would be crack [02:26] unless anyone else has a burning desire [02:26] mdke: sleep well [02:26] mdke, if you want, i'll do it for you [02:26] mdke, besides i called the meeting [02:26] mdke, i appreciate you pitching in, i was late my fault [02:26] not at all [02:26] i slept around 1:30AM [02:26] i fancy myself in that sort of role [02:26] its the lawyer in me [02:27] ahh yes, my favorite barrister [02:27] I stayed up till about 5am writing HelpfulHelp [02:27] :p === mpt goes back to sleep [02:27] mpt, sweet dreams, thanks for showing up man === mpt dreams of free-as-in-beer access to acm.org research on online help === mdke dreams of some beer [02:28] i will look into logs later [02:28] i will also announce the new committers on list [02:28] * [02:28] jsgotangco, np I am quite happy to do it, got some time tomorrow and this weekend [02:28] opps [02:28] (also outside) [02:28] mdke, ok toss a coin who will do it then [02:28] i'll announce thenew committers for now [02:28] drinking beer is much better than dreaming about it [02:29] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=307925 <-- now that's fast bug-fixing [02:29] if you want to do it, i don't mind [02:29] i had a bug closed in 9 minutes in bz.g.o :( [02:29] mdke, if you don't see a summary before lunchtime in your side, do it [02:30] i will review the logs in an hour [02:30] jsgotangco, i will see if I can catch you when I wake up ;) [02:30] thanks [02:30] jsgotangco, email sabdfl about that secretary business [02:30] ok [02:30] you'll have to give up tea tho [02:30] no way === froud [~sean@ndn-165-146-74.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-doc [02:31] hi froud you should sleep [02:33] mpt: search acm for jane silber :) [02:33] mpt: actually 'jane silber help' :) [02:34] yeah [02:35] wow nice search results [02:41] man I need my laptop back [02:41] webmail is just the worst [02:42] yeah webmail is no good, I suck my gmail down POP === mdke nods [02:42] i'm just waiting for my laptop to come home to pappa [02:42] did it break? [02:43] not really [02:43] they repaired it, and forgot to put the clip back on where the power cord goes in [02:43] so I had to send it back AGAIN [02:43] ah, that is not good [02:44] heh [02:44] support for my laptop has been going downhill tho [02:44] i download my emails for pop too [02:44] since kernel 2.6.7 2 massive issues have cropped up with acpi [02:44] mdke, ask for one :) [02:44] yeah, that is awesome that gmail does that [02:44] jsgotangco, you know I did :) [02:45] but dunno if i'll get one [02:45] power has always been an issue [02:45] i wish yahoo would do it too [02:45] i have massive yahoo emails [02:45] jsgotangco, i noticed that yahoo.it and yahoo.uk does it [02:45] just yahoo.com doesn't [02:45] hmm [02:45] maybe i should get a yahoo.uk [02:45] they do it [02:45] or tl [02:45] you just have to pay for it [02:45] *grins* [02:45] yeah but .it and .uk do it for free [02:45] im a sucker for freebies [02:46] ah, in us they charge for it [02:46] s/us/US [02:46] jsgotangco, i read in -devel that mjg has decided on the laptop list [02:46] whoa he did [02:46] [20:44:42] mjg59 We have a list of people, I just need to get in touch with them [02:47] we'll see :-) [02:47] yep [02:47] if it comes, it comes === mdke nods [02:47] in any case I wanna get these acpi issues fixed with my current one [02:47] because they suck ass [02:48] what are you using? [02:48] what kind of laptop [02:48] compaq presario 2100 [02:48] im just using a no name taiwan unit [02:48] ouch [02:48] compaqs suck [02:48] hey [02:48] don't slag off my baby [02:48] sure they do [02:48] the HP ones are way better [02:48] no issue with mine [02:48] except the linux bugs [02:49] although i did see jbailey using an old compaq [02:49] (the new compaqs are huge though) [02:49] mdke: http://www.artifex.org/~dulles/compaq2100/ [02:49] have not read it, but it talks about acpi [02:49] judax, yeah i've seen lots of pages like that [02:50] ok [02:50] just that the bugs have been introduced fairly recently [02:50] like since 2.6.8 for one, and 2.6.10 for the other [02:50] warty runs like a dream [02:51] just won't sleep or suspend or hibernate? [02:51] judax, i might email that guy to ask if he has similar issues actually :) [02:52] no battery status, and no screen brightness changes when AC power is toggled [02:52] it won't suspend to ram or disk either, but thats no biggie for me [02:53] yeah, suspend and sleep and all that never bothered me, but the brightness would be a show-stopper [02:53] its irritating [02:53] i can't change it at all since 2.6.10 [02:53] hehe [02:53] its like a brick then [02:53] its no better than the no name desknotes here [02:53] battery status is of course a massive issue [02:54] jsgotangco, the issues are not with the lappy but with the kernel [02:54] yeah [02:54] we actually have laptop style machines here with no batteries [02:54] ahhh [02:54] windows works fine [02:54] well [02:54] in fact I thought they were hardware issues until I tried windows [02:54] hehe, doesn't it always [02:54] windows aint that bad [02:54] (if configured properly) [02:55] i hate it [02:55] I keep windows around for my gaming [02:55] i keep my xbox for that [02:55] i just spent a fortune last month for a PSP [02:55] but i set it up and install some free apps and such and its just about bearable [02:55] I love MMOs, to the point that I can hardly play anything else, it is a sickness [02:55] judax, you play WoW? [02:55] yeah, I got one of those too, they are fun [02:56] I love it [02:56] jsgotangco: yes [02:56] judax, you can buy PSP porn over here [02:56] damn you all and your gadgets [02:56] heh [02:56] are they expensive? [02:56] jsgotangco: I have been reading that on slash and engadget [02:56] PSP is quite expensive [02:56] I occasionally think about a gaming console [02:57] i just do pocket gaming now [02:57] i even use an N-Gage [02:57] hideous for a phone though [02:57] man [02:57] where do you get these wonderful toys [02:58] mdke, asia in general is a grey market [02:58] i will visit [02:58] what's legal and what's not is actually not an issue [02:58] I have an N-Gage too, never liked it much [02:59] the new version looks better, but the borked the first one [02:59] so don't be surprised if i have 1,000+ DVDs and game discs at home [02:59] judax, i hate the new version, it doesnt have mp3 support but the media loading is nice [02:59] having to remove the battery compartment to change games *GRR* [02:59] the first version sucks so bad with the media slot [02:59] yeah [03:00] then they never delivered on any network games right off [03:00] 'corse PSP is lacking there too [03:00] yeah [03:01] i bought my daughter a DS for her birthday, i like it more than our PSP [03:01] jsgotangco: you like the PSP screen? [03:01] not really [03:01] DS is funner than you would think, touch screen can do alot [03:02] jsgotangco: I mean the picture quality, I dont like the fingerprints all over the place [03:02] same here [03:02] mine even had 3 dead pixels when it shipped [03:02] ah, that sucks [03:03] I got lucky, but I have read alot about dead pixels [03:03] yeah what sucks is that you can't return it if its less than 5 dead pixels [03:04] Sony has never been a support-centric company [03:05] jsgotangco: you play WoW? [03:05] rarely now [03:05] i switched to guild wars [03:05] yeah, I have that too, it is fun, but been taking a break from all games for a couple weeks, been busy [03:06] we're more spoiled with Korean MMOs though [03:07] theyre so incredibly cheap here [03:07] how much? [03:07] $2 to $3 on the average per month [03:07] bah [03:07] hehe [03:08] american arm of ncsoft is here in austin [03:08] lots of game devel here [03:08] yeah but ncsoft is pretty big [03:09] yes it is [03:09] (and pretty expensive) [03:09] ok nearly bed time [03:09] there's gravity and hanbitsoft [03:09] equally good [03:09] mdke: night, take care [03:10] are those korean? [03:10] yeah [03:10] Ragnarok was done by Gravity [03:10] ah, I know that one [03:11] yeah the game is so hideous for some, but it has a huge following all over asia [03:11] sony and blizzard don't hold a candle to the korean subscription numbers [03:11] its so much bigger than FF XI [03:12] ragnarok is? [03:12] i did a temp job in Mu Online back then when they were setting up here [03:12] bet that was fun [03:13] the beta tests lasted months [03:13] heh [03:13] i was literally unproductive back then [03:13] I feel that way quite a bit [03:13] it really messed up my social life [03:14] i was into 3 closed beta tests at the same time [03:14] I used to play EQ like an madman, my wife was not happy, I am better with WoW [03:14] but I got on spurts [03:14] same here my wife complained a lot when i was into the closed beta tests of Tantra [03:15] know the feeling [03:15] tantra? [03:15] i thought your wife should approve of that [03:15] this a Sting thing? [03:15] hah [03:16] mdke, Tantra is a game, not Tantric sex [03:16] let me rephrase the title, its Tantra Online [03:17] night [03:17] night [03:18] mdke: night [03:18] there's also this very bad game called Khan [03:18] why is it bad? [03:19] korean games are just about leveling up [03:19] bad = time [03:20] the grind [03:20] yeah [03:20] level grind [03:20] i have no idea why the kids here dig it so much [03:20] i haven't been plyaing them korean games for a while [03:20] guild wars is quite refreshing [03:20] guild wars is fun [03:20] and FREE [03:21] I have never been a PvP maniac, but they (guild wars) doing things right [03:21] well not really FREE, but cheaper in the long run [03:21] true [03:22] i really like the aesthetics of it as well [03:22] very nice use of anti-aliasing [03:22] the graphics are beautiful [03:22] yeah the score is great too [03:22] player models are the best of any game I thin [03:22] err think [03:22] i used to fanboy a lot on game music then [03:23] i got a pretty good collection [03:23] cool [03:25] judax, [03:25] about your email [03:25] yes [03:25] are you familiar with subversion [03:25] or would rather use a gui way [03:25] a gui way would be more productive if you're just committing [03:25] command line is fine, matters not, I am more familar with cvs [03:26] gui is fine too, whatever is easier [03:26] because as far as procedures with committing in our svn, there is none [03:26] ok [03:26] we grab what interests us [03:26] (we should make it detailed in the future though) [03:27] i use a gui called esvn [03:27] ok [03:27] you can do your command line svn on that as well so there's nothing to be missed [03:27] it just makes things easier [03:27] sounds good === mdke wakes up [03:27] COMMAND LINE IS EASIER! [03:27] mdke: haha [03:28] whatever works for you [03:28] i prefer to see the general overview of trunk [03:28] heh [03:28] do you have an electrode connected to irc notifications? [03:28] i remembered I wanted to write a todo list for tomorrow [03:28] judax, in case you didn't know, all commits are sent to ubuntu-doc-commits list [03:29] 229 bst [03:29] for notification [03:29] ok, that is good to know [03:29] its best to fill up global.ent for now instead of deleting entries [03:30] on no account delete entries in global.ent unless you've grepped the whole repository for them [03:30] ;) [03:30] yes [03:30] ok [03:30] otherwise links break [03:30] all docs will break [03:30] one way or another [03:31] mdke, [03:31] a question [03:31] y0 [03:32] where do we put inactive contributors in current books? [03:32] we still have to acknoledge them for some parts of the book came from them [03:33] my advice is to keep em in for now [03:33] what do you think? [03:34] probably "past contributors" [03:34] hmm [03:34] well they do come in here once in a while [03:34] you never know when they'll come back [03:35] yes [03:35] hornbeck for example is writing a dead tree book [03:35] anyhow they have written parts of the docs [03:35] so they are contributors [03:35] true [03:35] i think froud once thought about this as well [03:35] how to categorize such [03:35] yep [03:35] looking at http://esvn.umputun.com/ [03:35] i don't really think its a big issue tbh [03:36] well i was just thinking of classifying who did most work per release instead of listing them all at once [03:36] i think that is unnecessarily heirarchical [03:36] we are a team [03:37] the work is communal [03:37] well yeah [03:38] im just hungry [03:38] for what? [03:38] a meatbun would be good [03:38] ah [03:38] i was in this hongkong style dimsum hawker stand lsat night [03:38] -> bed [03:38] i zoned out for a while [03:38] no offence [03:38] np [03:38] heh [03:38] but i'm absolutely knackered [03:39] it just sucks that my timzeone, most of the channels are quiet [03:39] hey you've got au and us right now [03:39] what time in Manila? [03:39] yes but the eu guys are better chatters IMO [03:40] very true [03:40] :) [03:40] night [03:40] no offense meant to the US guys [03:40] AGAIN! [03:40] hehe [03:40] i used to live in chicago [03:40] hehe [03:40] judax, its 9:40AM [03:40] ah [03:41] you got up early [03:41] way too early [03:42] 842PM here, chicago time [03:42] are you in chicago? [03:42] yesterday [03:42] ahh [03:42] no Austin, TX [03:43] same timezone [03:43] my folks are actually naturalized citizens for decades but since i have a family here, i decided to stay herefor a while till my daughter grows up a bit [03:44] good friend of mine spends alot of time in manila and ... [03:45] and? [03:45] oh hell, my brain is taking a vacation [03:45] works for General Electirc [03:46] ohhh [03:46] GE is quite big here [03:46] Power sector [03:46] I thought he was doing something with water delivery, but I could be wrong [03:46] hmm [03:46] probably dam projects === robitaille [~robitaill@d154-5-117-228.bchsia.telus.net] has joined #ubuntu-doc [03:48] Indonesia [03:48] that was the ...and... [03:50] where, after your daughter grows up a bit? [03:51] probably back in chicago where i spent my HS years but i've been thinking of moving somewhere else [03:51] we've been thinking of Toronto or vancouver [03:52] I like Chicago, never been to Toronto or Vancouver, but heard they are beautiful [03:52] i've been to Toronto its quite lively [03:52] i can actually live anywhere, but my wife prefers an urbanized area [03:52] Toronto and Vancouver are on either sides of the map, hehe [03:53] heh yeah === robitaille thinks Vancouver and Victoria are a lot nicer than Toronto...best climate in Canada [03:53] ive been hearing good things about Victoria [03:53] i can live in the northern territory if its possible [03:53] friend of mine lives 3 hrs north of Edmonton [03:54] I actually long for cold weather here in Austin, not from here [03:59] esvn installed [04:14] ah, I see froud has done a bunch of the docs for esvn, coo [04:14] err cool === ealden [~ealden@219.90.91.184] has joined #ubuntu-doc === FLeiXiuS [~FLeiXiuS@pcp0011790326pcs.essex01.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-doc === rob^ [~rob@dsl-202-52-55-156.qld.veridas.net] has joined #ubuntu-doc [05:10] judax, most of them are untouched lately though [05:10] probably from the last merging from branch [05:13] jsgotangco: hey [05:14] using esvn, looking at /ubuntu-doc but when I drill down into the directories, say /utuntu-doc/kde/kquickguide/C there is nothing there [05:14] complains about not finding the empty item [05:16] top-level directories it sees things in like /ubuntu-doc/styleguide [05:16] sees the doc in there but no lower [05:23] if you select C, you'll see the document in the other pane [05:27] hmm, I got something messed up then [05:29] do I need to define a workspace, or should I be able to see all the stuff just pulling from the existing working svn directory? [05:42] It's too bad I missed the meeting. I wanted to show up, but it got crazy at work, and then I had to drive my kids somewhere. I'll have to check the logs [05:47] hmm, it works now, after sitting a bit, I see all the doc, strange [05:47] oh well, good, now on to authentication [05:48] robitaille, it was interesting nonetheless but a lot of stuff needs to be resolved as well [05:48] a 22:00UTC meeting can be nasty to those in EU [05:49] it was 3pm here in Victoria. Which can be a good or a bad thing depending on the day. Essentially the best times for me are usually between now and 8:00UTC [05:50] i.e when I'm not at work and the kids are sleeping :) [05:51] I still want to get more involves with this group in the semi-near future. That's why I wanted to check the meeting. Froud mentionned the system admin doc a while back, but I saw that this got shelved for Breezy [05:52] robitaille, it doesn't mean that it can't be worked out right now, it just means it won't be packaged [05:53] I know. Anyway I'm sure I'll find something to do once I have some time to sit down and check things out. [05:53] robitaille, the good news is that we have 2 new committer accounts done by elmo so it would lighten the load on other docs [05:54] like i can wreak havoc in edubuntu now [05:54] and even mess up with admin stuff for this team [07:18] robitaille: you're canadian? [07:18] jdub, yes [07:18] i am an idiot :-) [07:18] ? [07:18] for some reason, i totally assumed you were french [07:19] I'm french-canadian. My first language in french [07:19] but have lived/worked/stidies for 15 years in an english environment [07:19] s/stidies/studies [07:19] yeah [07:22] jdub, I thought managing the ubuntu-ca mailing list would have been a good hint that I was not from France :) [07:22] heh [07:22] don't rub it in ;) [07:24] out of curiosity, you must get so many admin e-mails for the ubuntu-users list for spam and e-mails from non-subscribers; it must get annoying; the ubuntu-ca gets its fair share and it is a small list. [07:26] rofl [07:27] jdub, robitaille and I live in the same city [07:27] quite ironic [07:27] but haven't manage to met yet. [07:28] robitaille: we intend to run the mailman spamassassin plugin when the lists are shifted [07:29] (they're hosted on a pooey machine) [07:29] with jsgotangco talking of moving to Canada one day, maybe will attract him to Victoria, and this town will become quite an Ubuntu presence [07:51] yes === froud [~sean@ndn-165-146-74.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-doc === jsgotangco [~jsg@202.57.71.235] has joined #ubuntu-doc [09:02] Canadian greetings to froud and jsgotangco === froud [~sean@ndn-165-146-74.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-doc [09:06] hello === FLeiXiuS [~FLeiXiuS@pcp0011790326pcs.essex01.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-doc [09:17] African greetings [09:17] jsgotangco: Congratulations on becoming secretary [09:17] well deserved [09:18] you have come a long way since joing the team, amazing :-) [09:19] can anyone tell me who the chief honcho is at baz [09:20] do they have a channel? [09:24] #bazaar maybe? [09:25] me secretary? [09:25] jsgotangco: yes, or was a reading wrong in the meeting [09:26] I guess someone else has to read the irc logs of #ubuntu-meeting besides me :) [09:26] hmm i must have missed that [09:26] why is that not what mark said? [09:26] it was after all 6am [09:26] hmm ok [09:26] well you volunteered no [09:27] robitaille: am I right [09:27] oh right [09:27] I wasn't there...and I'm about to read the logs; So I'll stay neutral in this "debate" :) === jsgotangco [~jsg@202.57.71.235] has joined #ubuntu-doc [10:17] Hmmm the bazaar and bzr are really wide awake (not) [10:32] morning [10:32] morn [10:42] morning [10:42] [08:25:00] jsgotangco me secretary? [10:42] hmm [10:42] he was at the meeting right? [10:42] hmm? [10:42] yeah [10:42] he was [10:42] heh [10:43] [08:26:33] froud well you volunteered no [10:43] i thought you did [10:44] yes i did [10:46] mdke, don't worrry about it [10:48] i won't [10:52] am I doing the meeting minutes today? [11:01] jsgotangco? [12:05] hey [12:05] sorry [12:05] i was out [12:05] np [12:05] :) [12:05] mdke, can you do the minutes? [12:05] yes [12:05] (so sorry about this) [12:05] not a problem [12:05] i was tracing some stuff that happened over here [12:06] one guy was hacking shit in the network [12:06] lay the smackdown [12:07] i didnt expect the word smackdown from an english guy [12:07] *grins* [12:07] american culture is everywhere [12:08] would it be possible to ssh somewhere else in an existing ssh session? [12:08] yeah === mdke looks at jsgotangco [12:08] theres this guy here at work [12:08] you can ssh into a machine and ssh back into the first machine if you like [12:09] yes [12:09] you can do ANYTHING [12:09] no i was thinking this box got rooted [12:09] mwahhahaha [12:09] then he ssh'ed to a local machine [12:09] then ssh'ed again to another machine using the 2 rooted stuff [12:09] (not this box) [12:09] another one though [12:10] i am not surprised if that's what happened [12:10] he got stumped when he tried to get into the ubuntu box [12:10] Be RiGhT bAcK [12:11] (he got into a local user though, but it doesn't contain anything) === mdke [~mdke@81-178-120-20.dsl.pipex.com] has joined #ubuntu-doc === matt_ [~mdke@81-178-120-20.dsl.pipex.com] has joined #ubuntu-doc [12:48] i gotta go [12:48] ok [12:48] night [12:48] secretary [12:48] heh [12:51] mdke, ping? [12:52] yep [12:53] jsgotangco, pong [12:53] oh nvm i remember you were going to do the minutes [12:53] who's the new committer beside the 2? [12:54] judax, gtaylor, mvirkkil, jjesse [12:54] ahhh 4! [12:54] can you announce them as well? [12:54] alright [12:55] thanks man, i'll make it with you real soon [12:55] :) [12:55] don't be so sure [12:56] what do you mean [12:56] :) [12:56] j/k [12:57] "make it" [12:58] right, hack the source and make it happen [12:58] heh === jjesse [~jjesse@mail.ftpb.com] has joined #ubuntu-doc [03:02] froud is there a place to go to learn how to commit via svn now that i have a username and password? [03:03] jjesse: what do you want to comit? [03:03] nothing now, but in the future [03:03] ok let say you have a file changed [03:03] foo.xml [03:03] nod [03:04] for now just cd to that dir [03:04] then do svn commit foo.xml [03:04] you will be given chance to enter a message [03:04] save and exit [03:04] and you will be prompted for username on first commit [03:05] the password is the same as your pgp key [03:05] the password you use for your key [03:05] ok [03:05] not the key istelf [03:05] understanding now [03:05] try a small test now [03:06] i've used cvs before and i always had to setup a CVSROOT before [03:06] make a small change in a file [03:06] which is cumbersome [03:06] yes, your user pass details are stored in the repos .svn [03:07] once you have done a commit you will not have give details again [03:08] in baz you also have to set your id [03:08] baz my-id "Joe User " [03:09] but you do it just once, the email must just match thatused in the pgp key [03:09] ok [03:10] question on the password [03:10] so with baz, providing you use the same email and pgp key you should be able to to it once [03:10] i received a password from james troup do i use that password or my key password? [03:10] yes [03:11] that user and pass is associated with your pgp key siginature on the server [03:11] ok succesfful committ [03:11] it should correspond with the key on your system [03:11] nice [03:11] easy [03:12] sorry it took so long to get you that [03:12] no worries i was slow on my end thank you very much for the help [03:12] now i have to get back to work :( [03:12] just did not realize that you did not have commit [03:12] cool [03:12] off topic did you hear about the bbc and the beethoven symphonies [03:13] no :-) [03:14] yeah they are releasing the full symphonies in .mp3 format [03:14] but i missed downloading the first two :( [03:15] he he you like that stuff? [03:15] its good music to work w/ [03:15] drowns out the crappy overhead music that is playing [03:15] i hate eleveator music [03:15] ah yes [03:16] anything is better than that [03:16] I like the orchestra live [03:16] but when I work it my be dead silent [03:17] I mean a cricket can anoy me [03:17] :-) [03:17] the telephone even gives me a fright when I get deep into something [03:17] i have to have sound [03:32] i hate subnetting [03:32] why? [03:33] i'm not good at it [03:33] it's not hard once you get the hang of it [03:33] thank moses for subnetting [03:33] what would we do without it [03:34] i know but i'm configuring my cisco pix and need to come up w/ the correct range of ip address to open up for a company to access a certain program remotely === SquishyWaffle [~GTaylor@130-127-67-44.lehotsky.clemson.edu] has joined #ubuntu-doc === SquishyWaffle is now known as gtaylor [05:39] Texas-sized Greetings [05:40] mmm [05:40] i'd like a texas sized hamburger right now [05:40] yes, so would I, I am hungry! [05:40] mdke: quick question [05:41] reading the conversation froud and jjesse had earlier [05:41] so, the password elmo sent with the svn account is not the one to use? [05:41] should use gpg key passphrase? [05:46] here i am [05:46] no don't let them confuse you ;) [05:46] elmo should have sent you the password encrypted with your key [05:46] you can decrypt it and see the password [05:46] thats the one to use [05:50] ok, thx, that was confusing me, elmo did just that [05:51] for security purposes [05:51] understood [05:53] ;) === _jjesse [~jjesse@mail.ftpb.com] has joined #ubuntu-doc [06:17] phillip cain around? === JonA [~jonathan@alxpc1jaa2.alx.aber.ac.uk] has joined #ubuntu-doc [06:24] hi JonA [06:26] Hi there :-) === philipacamaniac [~phliipaca@208-47-135-198.dia.cust.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu-doc [06:41] hi there philipacamaniac [06:41] thanks for helping on the homepages thing [06:41] yeah, the wiki needs help, so i'm helping :) [06:42] start from g if you wanna do more now, i'm just doing a bit [06:42] Thanks. Speaking of help, should the old comments on pages be moved to /talk pages? [06:43] yes in theory [06:43] but I wouldn't make an organised initiative out of it [06:43] probably best to do it for the pages you care about ;) [06:43] not yet anyway... perhaps because subpages currently reside in talk? [06:44] well they can be put under a different heading [06:44] I just did the G's so you can take them out [06:45] kewl [06:45] done [06:45] tell you what [06:46] i'll start at the bottom from now on [06:46] that way we won't clash ;) [06:46] that'll work! [06:46] i wonder how many tabs firefox can handle [06:47] I've been wondering the same... [06:50] blooming loads [06:58] oh crap, what to do about those messed up names? (ones with special characters?) [06:59] does the new wiki not accept special characters in wikinames? [07:03] example url? [07:03] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MikkoVirkkil_c3_a4 [07:03] MikkoVirkkil [07:04] "c3 a4" representing the "" [07:05] guess not [07:05] i tried to rename it right now, it has gone to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MikkoVirkkil%c3%a4 [07:06] hmm, looking at how it is printed on a search page, it looks correct. so I guess it is just URLs [07:06] we're discovering lots of things with this damn wiki transfer [07:06] yeah looks like it works within the wiki, just the URL [07:06] if you want to flag it up on that thread for henrik, go ahead tho [07:06] you on M already? [07:06] damn fast [07:06] firefox tabs are our friends [07:09] yeah [07:09] i'm gonna take a break [07:09] arm is falling off [07:09] :) [07:13] what should I do about MarksHoaryGoals [07:14] he has a separate homepage [07:14] check for backlinks [07:14] then delete if it has none [07:15] hang on [07:15] you don't think the info should be saved? [07:15] lets ask him [07:17] actually it seems to be linked in his homepage [07:17] okay, missed that [07:17] don't categorise it, just leave it [07:17] right [07:18] i guess the importer has put all subpages of UserPages on the /talk page too [07:18] oh boy, more fun! [07:18] sent a call to help on the list === JonA [~jonathan@alxpc1jaa2.alx.aber.ac.uk] has left #ubuntu-doc [] === ealden [~ealden@219.90.93.187] has joined #ubuntu-doc === gtaylor [~GTaylor@130-127-67-44.lehotsky.clemson.edu] has left #ubuntu-doc ["Kopete] === gtaylor [~gtaylor@130-127-67-44.lehotsky.clemson.edu] has joined #ubuntu-doc === Kinnison [~dsilvers@haddenham.pepperfish.net] has joined #ubuntu-doc === mpt [~mpt@203-167-186-66.dsl.clear.net.nz] has joined #ubuntu-doc === HappyFool [~HappyFool@tedo-ip-nas-1-p388.telkom-ipnet.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-doc [08:59] i hope this is the right place for this: the link "https://site-edit.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/folder_contents" on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserDocumentation is broken -- this is a bit frustrating, as the UserDocumentation page has been drastically shortened [08:59] and it's now difficult to find docs [09:00] thx for the link, I believe we have people working on some of these issues [09:00] try https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserDocumentation?action=edit [09:00] k [09:00] w/w [09:00] sorry [09:01] oh wait... sorry, I think I see what you mean [09:01] i'd edit it, but i don't know what to do ;) [09:01] well, where to point it [09:03] how about https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TitleIndex [09:07] looks promising [09:08] if no one minds, I'll go ahead and fix the rest of the broken links on that page === mako [~mako@bork.hampshire.edu] has joined #ubuntu-doc [09:14] gtaylor: hey, you around? [09:14] mdke: ? [09:14] Seveas: you too? === squinn [~squinn@68.205.198.0] has joined #ubuntu-doc [09:15] anywya.. there is a forums meeting in #ubuntu-meeting any or all of you should show up if you can [09:15] i would apppreciate it [09:17] mako, i was just not-so-kindly asked to leave [09:18] but it's alright [09:20] mako, take those lines out of the log..issue resolved..i'm too stupid to take a joke [09:22] Hey, docteam-ers? [09:22] mako: Yes? === froud reading meeting [09:23] squinn: that was a joke dude [09:24] :) [09:24] mako, we talked it out [09:24] cool [09:24] mako, i had to think about it [09:24] until i realized it made absolutely zero sense..and was invited back in === philipacamaniac [~phliipaca@208-47-135-198.dia.cust.qwest.net] has left #ubuntu-doc [] [09:29] Are the minutes from the meeting yesterday online yet? [09:36] what caused the problems at the forums [09:38] from what i understand, it just seems like routine maintenance meeting [09:39] no some problem === philipacamaniac [~phliipaca@208-47-135-198.dia.cust.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu-doc [09:44] Oh, ok. [09:48] of course they're making little interjectory statements about docteam members, mdke you might want to hop in [09:48] which members [09:48] I see no comments [09:48] yeah, neither do i [09:51] you wouldn't, you weren't involved in the scuffle === bored2k [~rafael@235samana87.codetel.net.do] has joined #ubuntu-doc === bored2k [~rafael@235samana87.codetel.net.do] has left #ubuntu-doc ["Leaving"] === jjesse [~jjesse@mail.ftpb.com] has joined #ubuntu-doc [10:43] there are like 8 moderators and 3 users there === philipacamaniac [~phliipaca@208-47-135-198.dia.cust.qwest.net] has left #ubuntu-doc [] === gtaylor [~gtaylor@130-127-67-44.lehotsky.clemson.edu] has left #ubuntu-doc ["Kopete] [11:16] well chaps [11:16] night [11:16] froud: night [11:16] judax: ;-)