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cartel_morning all12:41
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jpguys, how can I order my mails accoutns mail at evo? Somethign like this: http://www.gnomejournal.org/images/30.png01:07
jpan style of: > me@me.com01:08
pittigood night everybody01:09
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jpguys, how can I order my mails accoutns mail at evo? Somethign like this: http://www.gnomejournal.org/images/30.png01:20
jpplease I was trying to get it about 1 hour :/01:21
jpon #ubuntu and #evolution en gnome irc nobody wants to helpme01:21
jpthere's no doc for that :(01:21
HrdwrBoBjp: that is a #ubuntu question, not an #ubuntu-devel question01:21
mdkeogra, around?01:22
jphow can I excplain you that I've been waiting too much, nobody responds my question01:22
robitaillejp....maybe nobody knows?01:26
jprobitaille HrdwrBoB is helping me at #ubuntu01:27
jptahnks for your help dude01:27
jprobitaille and he really knows it :)01:27
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=== terrex nanit // good nigth
calcdaniels: erm did you test the xlibs install?01:47
calcdaniels: -43 is just as broken as -42 was01:47
dokomdz: fixed and updated OOo2 packages are in the archive since Mon 11th of July. until now, they could not be built for various archive breakages01:47
calcperhaps for different reasons though?01:47
calcPreparing to replace xlibs 6.8.2-42 (using .../xlibs_6.8.2-43_all.deb) ...01:47
calcrmdir: `/etc/X11/xkb/geometry': Directory not empty01:47
calcwhen xbase-clients and xkeyboard-config are already installed01:48
=== calc also notices xbase-clients still can't upgrade since it depends on stuff not yet available
mrd`xbase-clients is a known b0rkage---it's on bugzilla.01:50
calcgeometry however is in current xkeyboard-config and is where xlibs is bombing now01:50
mrd`In the xorg maintainers defense, don't you still need to force xkeyboard-config to install?01:51
calcno01:51
calcyou do have to force xlibs to install though since its still fucked up01:51
mrd`When I installed it, it conflicted with xbase-clients -3something.01:51
calcby creating those empty dirs like it says in the bug report01:51
calceg if you purge xkeyboard-config and xlibs then create the needed dirs you can then install xlibs and then xkeyboard-config (or you could yesterday when i did it)01:52
calcsince yesterday -43 was released which still doesn't fix the xlibs bug though01:52
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calcfrom reading 12707 it seems that xorg is being snapshotted once a day regardless if it is in a usable state though01:54
calcso perhaps that is the cause01:54
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danielscalc: yes I did, actually02:29
danielscalc: and how do you get the 'snapshotted once a day' thing?02:29
danielscalc: someone helped me track down what was going wrong and I've already fixed it02:30
carstenhjbailey: ping02:38
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fabbionemorning05:37
bddebianHello fabbione 05:37
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truluxfabbione: heya06:36
fabbionehi trulux 06:38
truluxfabbione: I'm having trouble with some patches of the breezy sources, could I /query you?06:43
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fabbionetrulux: stop flooding me!07:00
fabbioneyou are using 12-rc507:01
fabbionetry on 2.6.12.307:01
fabbionethe kernel ABI changes07:01
fabbioneand that's easily the reason why you get these errors07:01
truluxhey, I've said I'm using a newer milestone. the name of directory doesn't matter when you stack patches. I've removed all stacked patches except .13 and also tested on mm07:03
truluxI keep track of all the ABI changes07:03
truluxfabbione: where can I find the list of patches applied to breezy sources? I see many changes relevant to the LSM framework07:05
truluxeither introduced by an upstream patch (strange) or a milestone mixed with third party patches which could be a royal pain07:05
fabbionetrulux: in the source package but i have no changes to LSM specific to breezy07:06
truluxfabbione: well, none introduced by you if that's what you want to say07:06
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truluxlorenzo@estila:~/breezy-kernel$ zcat linux-source-2.6.12_2.6.12-3.3.diff.gz | grep security | wc -l07:07
trulux49107:07
truluxsome are upstream introduced, of course07:07
fabbionetrulux: dude.. listen.. unpack the source..07:10
fabbioneand check there..07:10
fabbionethat grep is bogus07:11
truluxfabbione: I've done that, it's a matter of time to know what are this errors about. They can't be there because of the last Suse patch upstreamed07:11
truluxin any case, I'll solve this out. it's just too disappointing to ingore what's the root of the problem07:12
fabbionetrulux: "ingore"?07:12
truluxtypo07:13
truluxignore07:13
fabbionetrulux: let's put it this way.. you want to build an externa module.. if it errors blame the module.. all the rest of the modules in this world build against our kernel other than that one07:13
fabbionetrulux: so now.. it's my problem or the external module problem?07:14
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truluxfabbione: it can't be of the external module but I need to check further07:15
truluxno worries07:15
fabbioneso go and check.. you know where everything is07:16
fabbionesources and patches07:16
truluxdo you mind If I ask you any question about this in the next 2 hours?07:16
fabbioneabbione@gordian:/usr/src/wartydevel/kernel/breezy/linux-source-2.6.12-2.6.12$ lsdiff -H debian/patches/* | grep security | wc -l07:17
fabbione007:17
truluxI need to couple this with other stuff ;(07:17
fabbionenothing in security has been patched in breezy so far07:17
truluxright, I was wrong. they are upstream bits, Suse ones07:17
fabbioneso this is like your vanilla 2.6.12.307:17
truluxnothing wrong07:17
truluxfabbione: compiles fine against 2.6.12.307:24
trulux*shrug*07:24
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sivangmorning all!07:43
truluxheya sivang 07:47
sivanghey trulux 07:51
sivangtrulux: 'sup?07:51
truluxsivang: doing some Ubuntu work :)07:51
sivangtrulux: selinux related?07:52
sivangDoh!07:52
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sivang:-)07:52
truluxsivang: more or less :)07:52
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comadrejagood morning all07:58
sivangmorning comadreja 07:59
comadrejasivang : do you know anything about kdelibs and its transition ?08:00
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sivangcomadreja: not really , I'm still fighting with xlibs mess :-)08:05
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Micksaokay, so if xkbcomp or whatever screws up and your alt key stops working08:10
Micksais there some command you can run to fix up X08:10
Micksa(while it's running008:10
Micksa)08:10
BurgundaviaMicksa, that is a question for #ubuntu08:11
Micksaow08:11
Micksawatch this then ;)08:11
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grahamehey all08:13
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grahamedavyd told me asking in here about having ftp.uwa.edu.au become an official ubuntu push mirror was a good idea..08:15
grahamewe're a well-connected australian university and all :)08:15
\shcan someone with main rights take care about http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1284208:21
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danielsKamion: kaping08:26
=== sivang wonders how he can make pbuilder keep files he installs there and builds between invokations.
sivangor should I set up a regular chroot other then the pbuilder's one to work on?08:28
Burgundaviadaniels, for Main inclusion stuff, can I safely assume anything that has been packaged by Debian passes debian policy and the FHS?08:30
infinitydaniels : Hrm.  xbase-clients is still missing 4 dependencies...08:30
danielsinfinity: which ones?08:31
danielsBurgundavia: if it doesn't have RC bugs open on it, yeah08:31
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Burgundaviadaniels, ok08:32
infinitydaniels : Lessee... xhost, which is dep-wait on a newer libxmuu, xranrd, which I have no idea which source package it's coming from now, xsetmode, which has NEW binaries, and xsetpointer which I also have no idea where it's supposed to build from.08:32
infinitydaniels : So, I guess I'm only missing two (cause I don't know where they build from)08:33
danielsxrandr and xsetpointer08:33
danielswhat happened to libxmuu, though?08:33
danielsi thought kamion newed that yesterday08:33
fabbionemaswan: ping?08:33
danielsinfinity: what version is it d-wing on?08:33
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infinitydaniels : The version that, on closer examination, may be FTBFS.  Let me go look. :)08:35
danielsinfinity: xsetpointer is sitting in NEW now08:35
danielsoh, yay08:35
=== sivang if launchpad-integration was not rejected last night eventually and is out of NEW
sivang:-)08:36
danielsinfinity: needs to d-w on new libxt-dev08:36
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infinitydaniels : That'll bring it SMlib.h?... Transient dependency?08:36
danielsinfinity: ... which is now in the archive.  so looks like it either needs binaries NEWed, or to get kicked.08:36
danielsinfinity: hm, SMlib.h is in libsm-dev, which it also deps on08:36
danielsah, I see08:37
danielswas looking at the wrong build log08:37
danielsd-w it in libxt 1:0.1.5-408:37
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sivangmorning pitti08:37
danielsoh, argh08:38
danielsjesus I hate generated headers08:38
pittiMorning everybody08:38
danielsno wonder grep -r '#include' include didn't catch it08:38
bob2sivang: I believe you can use 'pbuilder login' to modify it08:39
\shhey pitti08:39
sivangbob2: yes, but every change I do, doesn't persist for the next time I login08:40
sivangbob2: (including installation of additional packages)08:40
bob2why would you install extra packages?08:40
pittisivang: that's the purpose of pbuilder08:40
pittisivang: if you want sth permanent, use dchroot :-)08:40
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sivangpitti: thanks, now I got an answer backing my current setup process of a dchroot.08:41
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carlospcThat's anyone knows if the dbus will be upgraded to 0.35.2 or it will stay at 0.34?08:44
carlospci was reading the ubuntu-devel list, and i'm not sure about what will happen08:45
Burgundaviapitti, can you give me some feedback (on the creation of the page, not the actual package itself) https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionReportGcompris08:46
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pittiBurgundavia: just copy the raw source of an already existing one08:48
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pitticarlospc: no, we have upstream version freeze, and dbus would break *everything*08:48
Burgundaviapitti, I already did. I wanted you to check over the page I just created08:48
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pittiBurgundavia: can you please hide the debbugs URL and/or shorten it to bugs.debian.org/gcompris?08:49
Burgundaviasure08:49
pittiBurgundavia: use  [http://b.d.o/gcompris Debbugs] 08:49
Burgundaviadone08:50
pittiBurgundavia: thanks, looks fine now08:51
pittiBurgundavia: standard debhelper or cdbs packaging? or anything weird?08:52
fabbionedaniels: once i build xorg -43 i can unleash the other pkgs, right?08:52
fabbioneactually.. i did build..08:52
Burgundaviapitti, I will add that and start on the rest of the edubuntu stuff. I need to create a seperate report for svgalib and howl?08:53
pittieek, svgalib???08:54
Burgundaviayes08:54
Burgundaviagcompris has some nasty deps08:54
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pittiI thought it was a gnome program=08:54
pitti?08:54
Burgundaviait sort of is08:54
pittimake that go away *sob*08:54
Burgundaviaok08:55
pittiBurgundavia: we already discussed howl, there were some patent issues AFAIK08:55
pittiBurgundavia: we had it in main once, then dropped it08:55
Burgundaviayes08:56
Burgundaviaif there are patent issues, why is it in universe and not multiverse?08:56
pittiinfinity: guess what I spent three hours on yesterday - fixing the middle mouse button of the firefox security update :-/ deja vu?08:56
infinitypitti : !08:58
Burgundaviapitti, thanks for the help08:58
infinitypitti : How did you lose yours?08:58
danielsfabbione: yeah08:59
pittiinfinity: I applied a security patch that just broke it (a "compare localName" -> "use instanceof" patch)08:59
\shhmmm...who can i bribe, to have a look on https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=12842 , and to fix it? actually I would send a sixpack of good'ol'german beer08:59
infinitypitti : Do you vaguely recall where in the code the breakage was?09:00
pittiinfinity: yes, I know it exactly09:00
infinitypitti : If it's within 50 lines of where I broke things, your fix may point me at my error.09:00
infinitypitti : Mail me?  Upstream patch and your final patch, to compare?  Or something?09:01
infinityThe bit that sucks is that initially I lost everything but the left click.  Got back the right mouse button, but could never find the middle again.09:01
infinityEvent handling in Mozilla makes me want to cry.09:02
fabbionedaniels: done :)09:02
pittiinfinity: for a start you might wanna try using 1.0.6's browser.js09:05
pittiinfinity: if it works then, you can diff them and apply the checks one by one09:05
pittiinfinity: I did that directly in the chrome/browser.jar in the installed system, so you don't need a rebuild for every change (yay javascript)09:05
danielsfabbione: cool09:06
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\shhope I fixed now mysql-query-browser for amd64 09:18
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Amaranthyay for KDE circular dependencies09:42
Amaranthkdelibs-bin: Depends: kdelibs4c2 but it is not going to be installed09:42
Amaranthkdelibs4c2: Depends: kdelibs-bin but it is not going to be installed09:43
\shAmaranth: update your pbuilder09:52
\shlibopenexr-dev is now build stopper09:53
Amaranth\sh: this is coming from the archives09:54
Amaranthdunno about the circular dependency but it all seems to be because of iceauth and xbase-clients09:54
\shAmaranth: i just updated this morning my breezy and it worked.09:54
Amaranthso it should resolve itself soon09:54
\shRiddell changed xbase-clients deps to iceauth09:54
Amaranthi just updated 10 minutes ago and it didn't09:54
Amaranththat xbase-clients run FTBFS then09:55
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\shAmaranth: yeah..I just came along with install xbase-clients -36 ,-)09:55
danielsinfinity: do we have a clear list of packages which are stalled on xb-c?09:55
\shbut for pbuilding only liopenexr-dev is a stopper...filed a bug already because it needs glu love...09:55
danielsinfinity: i'd rather prioritise which packages to build by what actually needs them09:55
Amaranth\sh: that's building, not installing and using :)09:56
\shAmaranth: as i said: xbase-clients -36 ,-) and apt-get -f install ,-)09:57
\shactually u have to reinstall kdm or gdm...with dpkg --force-all -i /var/cache/apt/archives/kdm*.deb ,-)09:58
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\shwe're tough guys, u know ;)09:59
\shbut i'm missing gdal-1.2.6-1ubuntu1 which I uploaded yesterday...:(10:00
infinitydaniels : Hold your horses.  libxmu is still unhappy.10:00
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infinitydaniels : X11/ICE/ICElib.h.  Should libxt be bringing that in too, or...?10:00
infinitydaniels : As for priorities, there isn't more than an hour or two backlog anyway, so I'm not sure it's worth the brainpower to do anything other than just retry the lot.10:01
\shjesus...i forgot to upload *grmpf*10:01
danielsinfinity: libsm-dev should probably be bringing it in10:05
danielsinfinity: yeah, fixed in libsm-dev 1:6.0.3-210:07
danielsinfinity: i did libsm before I started checking every library for its includes10:07
pittiMithrandir: ping10:09
Mithrandirpong10:09
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fabbioneKamion: ping?10:11
Kamiondaniels: pong10:12
Kamionfabbione: pong10:12
fabbionehey Kamion10:12
fabbioneKamion: a couple of things if you are not too busy...10:12
Kamiondaniels: xsetmode binaries NEWed, despite it being an incredibly tiny package; xsetpointer source NEWed10:13
fabbionei did seed the rh cluster suite a few days back, but it hasn't move to main yet.. can you give it some love?10:13
Kamionnothing else Xish in NEW10:13
infinityKamion : Huzzah!10:13
Kamionfabbione: does it have one of those main inclusion report things?10:13
fabbioneKamion: yes and it has been approved by pitti10:13
pittiack10:14
Amaranthhey, does that mean we're halfway to xbase-clients? :)10:14
Kamionfabbione: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMainInclusionQueue does not list it under "approved but not yet promoted"10:14
Kamionis this ocfs2-tools?10:14
danielsKamion: thanks.  i was very tempted to combine xset*10:14
danielsKamion: arsed if I can remember what I pinged you for, though10:15
fabbioneKamion: ocfs2 has been promoted. I need the redhat-cluster-suite10:15
infinitydaniels, Kamion : Wait, is there not a NEW source for xrandr?10:15
fabbioneKamion: i did add it to support seed last friday i think10:15
danielsinfinity: not yet10:15
Kamionfabbione: can you stick it on the queue for my reference, please?10:15
fabbioneKamion: sure..10:16
Kamionwe're not supposed to promote non-obvious things without those hoops nowadays10:16
infinitydaniels : Ahh, well then that's the only missing package (barring fxing build failures on the ones we have)10:16
fabbioneKamion: ok.. is it enough i add ColinQueue in that page?10:16
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Kamionfabbione: nooooooooo10:17
fabbionehmmm i see what you mean.. somebody did mess up the 2 things...10:18
Kamiondo what everyone else is doing on that page ...10:18
fabbionethere are 2 separate reviews for ocfs2 and rhcluster10:18
fabbionebut ocfs2 is already in main...10:18
fabbionebut according to the page is deferred10:18
fabbionerhcluster needs to go in main10:18
fabbionebut it is listed as Approved and Promoted10:18
Kamionoh, FFS, I'll just edit the damn thing myself10:19
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fabbioneKamion: dude.. i didn't edit anything yet..10:19
fabbionei was trying to understand from where your OCFS2 comment come from10:19
Kamionoh, hang on, I see, it's listed as approved and promoted, hmm10:19
danielsinfinity: right10:19
Kamionocfs2 was just me being confused and looking around for cluster stuff10:20
fabbioneKamion: that's what i mean.. it has been approved but not promoted10:20
Kamionok, yeah, somebody screwed up, I'll promote that now then10:20
Kamionthanks10:20
fabbioneKamion: thanks to you :)10:20
Kamionah, somebody promoted the source but not the binaries10:20
fabbioneyes.. the source was mandatory promotion10:20
fabbionenow we need to promote the binaries10:21
fabbione(that are already seeded)10:21
\shinfinity: could u do me a favour and check where gdal_1.2.6-1ubuntu1 is? I uploaded it yesterday evening, but I didn't get any reply from katie nor some changes mail from b-c10:21
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Kamionfabbione: ok, done10:22
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fabbioneKamion: thanks10:22
infinity\sh : Hasn't come near me yet, so I assume the source was slaughtered by katie.  Are you sure you didn't get a REJECT mail?10:23
fabbioneKamion: the next 2 things are very low priority.. :)10:23
infinity\sh : Or accidentally upload to the wrong queue? (*cough*Debian*cough*)?10:23
fabbioneKamion: if you can kindly NEW aalib on sparc since it's stalling a bunch of pkgs..10:23
\shinfinity: i triple checked10:23
Kamion\sh: Rejected: Unknown distribution `unstable'.10:23
\shinfinity: nono ;) i have the proove10:23
infinityBing.10:23
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fabbioneKamion: and if we can make d-i access to universe non-fatal.. for sparc i don't really need it10:23
\shgdal (1.2.6-1ubuntu1) breezy; urgency=low10:24
\sh* Resynchronise with Debian.10:24
Kamion\sh: you should have got a mail; the changed-by address in that .changes is on the whitelist10:24
fabbioneKamion: and it sorts of FTBFS because the local cache has no universe repo10:24
Kamionfabbione: I answered your aalib query last night, saying I wasn't comfortable with doing that, sorry10:24
fabbioneKamion: tho it's not a big deal10:24
\shthe information is not correct...10:24
Kamion gdal (1.2.5-1ubuntu2) unstable; urgency=low10:24
fabbioneKamion: oh i missed that.. ok.. that's fine.10:24
Kamion .10:24
Kamion   * Renaming libgdal1 to libgdal1c210:24
Kamion   * Adjusted build-deps to xerces2610:24
Kamion\sh: that's in the .changes file10:24
Kamionoh, different version?10:24
\shthat is 1.2.5-1ubuntu210:25
\shi just merged yesterday to 1.2.6-1ubuntu1 10:25
\shSuccessfully uploaded /home/shermann/packages/breezy/gdal/gdal_1.2.6-1ubuntu1_source.changes to upload.ubuntu.com.10:25
\shand the rest as well10:25
Kamiongdal_1.2.6-1ubuntu1_source.changes10:25
KamionERROR10:25
KamionI don't get it10:26
Kamionit must have been malformed somehow; did you remember to sign it?10:26
\shit's signed everything...10:26
Kamionfabbione: hmm, ok, I'll have a look at the d-i/universe thing10:26
Kamionwell, jennifer barfed on it10:26
Kamioni.e. it took some exception10:27
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\shKamion: can I try to reupload? I don't really know, cause since 24:00UTC the merge time ended and I don't have any infos about increasment of the deadline :(10:27
Kamion\sh: yes, please reupload10:27
\shubuntu2 or just upload again?10:27
Kamionthe deadline is fairly soft, end of today I'd like to see all of main done10:27
Kamionjust upload again10:27
fabbioneKamion: it's more to cope with my local setting tbh.. so don't spend time on it...10:27
fabbioneKamion: if it's easy = good.. otherwise still good :)10:28
Kamion*shrug* it's pretty trivial to drop sparc from the list10:28
Kamionjust make it main-only10:28
fabbioneok :)10:28
fabbionethanks10:28
\shdone10:28
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KamionMaintainer: Silke Reimer <silke.reimer@intevation.de10:30
Kamion\sh: malformed Maintainer, check debian/control10:30
\shoh nice one...why no reject mail?10:31
Kamionthe Debian version has a correctly-formed Maintainer address, so it was broken by the merge10:31
\shyeah..see it here :(10:31
Kamion\sh: because jennifer totally fell over, evidently that trips some python library and it forgets to check10:31
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\shok..fixing and reupload...should i do a source upload again, or only -S?10:31
Kamionuse debdiff on the two .dsc files before uploading, to check that there aren't any other differences10:32
Kamionsource upload *is* -S10:32
\sh-S -sa (including orig.tar.gz) -S only signed without .orig.tar.gz10:32
\shdebuild ,-)10:33
Kamion-S -sa please10:33
KamionI've removed the files from queue/unchecked/, reupload at your convenience10:33
seb128Kamion: do you know if launchpad-integration still sit in NEW or has been rejected (and yeah next time I'll change my email)10:34
Kamionit's still in NEW10:34
Kamiongive me a moment, I'll process it10:34
seb128thanks10:34
\shKamion: thx10:35
Kamiondone, should be building now10:35
Kamions/now/soon/10:35
\shthere it is10:35
danielsinfinity: xrandr uploaded.  i've been doing apps while battling libX11 as well.  who needs other locales, anyway?10:36
seb128Kamion: thank you10:36
fabbioneinfinity: /j #u-k ?10:40
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danielsinfinity: right.  xrandr is in NEW, and you can kick libxmu as soon as libsm is rebuilt.10:45
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truluxJaneW: hey10:50
JaneWhey trulux - sorry we keep missing each other - I hear now10:51
JaneWhere even10:52
truluxJaneW: hehe, no worries10:52
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\shdamn damn damn more fixes to go11:17
ogramdke, around ?11:24
mdkeogra, yeah11:25
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ogramdke, we committed to use mediawiki at the summit, because there was consensus among the attendees that they dont want something else ... :(11:26
Burgundaviaogra, mediawiki is nicer from a pure user perspective11:26
ogramdke, and i have to have php anyway because of moodle...11:26
mdkeogra, i don't mind! I just wanted to make you aware of the non-php faster alternatives :)11:26
mdkeah ok, if you have php already...11:26
ogramdke, look at tiddlywiki ;)11:27
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ograits the cooles standalone wiki idea imho :) pure javascript in a single local html file no engine at all11:27
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mdkeogra, i'll check it oput, i love my moin-desktop tho11:31
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pittiHi shackan 11:34
seb128doko: around ?11:34
dokoyep11:34
ograpitti, so you have fun with the edubuntu main inclusions ? :)11:34
seb128I've some such FTBFSes:11:34
pittiogra: not yet, I still have fun with patching hole11:34
pittis11:34
seb128doko: 11:34
seb128egg-recent-model.c:903: warning: implicit declaration of function 'lockf'11:34
seb128egg-recent-model.c:903: error: 'F_TLOCK' undeclared (first use in this function)11:34
seb128egg-recent-model.c:903: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once11:34
seb128doko: the package use the build fine and has not changed, any chance that's a gcc bug?11:35
seb128doko: "egg-recent-model.c:#include <fcntl.h>"11:35
dokoF_TLOCK looks like glibc ...11:35
seb128right, but it's declared by /usr/include/fcntl.h11:36
Kamiononly under certain circumstances11:36
Kamion#if !defined F_LOCK && (defined __USE_MISC || (defined __USE_XOPEN_EXTENDED \11:36
Kamion                                               && !defined __USE_POSIX))11:36
ograpitti, i just saw your comments about gcompris on the edubuntu list :)11:36
seb128Kamion: libc bug so?11:37
seb128jbailey: around? :)11:37
Kamionmore likely something got stricter11:37
dokono, jbailey is in vacation11:37
seb128gnome-utils, galeon, anjuta2, etc FTBFS on that11:37
seb128gar11:37
Kamionor some library stopped #define'ing _FOO_SOURCE underneath you11:37
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seb128yeah, something broke under me for sure11:38
seb128I've uploaded gnome-utils to fix the debian/control description11:38
KamionI suspect in fact something unbroke but you were relying on the breakage11:38
seb128and it built fine previous time11:38
sivangseb128: bon jour , is launchpad-integration out of new already?11:38
seb128now it FTBFS11:38
dokoadd -stdc=something ?11:38
KamionXproto.pc used to set -D_XOPEN_SOURCE=50011:38
seb128though it's no the same error for gnome-utils11:38
Kamionor thereabouts11:38
sivangseb128: should I take a look in build log?11:38
Kamionso you could #define _XOPEN_SOURCE 500 at the top of your file to restore the old behaviour11:39
seb128sivang: of what?11:39
sivangseb128: lp-int pkg11:39
seb128fdformat.c: In function fdformat_disk:11:39
seb128fdformat.c:175: erreur: W_OK undeclared (first use in this function)11:39
seb128for gnome-utils11:39
sivangseb128: ah sorry, I thought you were talking about lp-integration pkg11:40
seb128Kamion: hum, I would rather know why this got changed than workarounding a pile of GNOME packages, libegg is used all over the place11:40
seb128Kamion: hum, the new build has -D_XOPEN_SOURCE, the previous succesful build log doesn't11:42
KamionI'd start by running it through gcc -E and seeing exactly what's being defined11:43
seb128Kamion: I'll try to look in this way, thanks11:44
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seb128sivang: launchpad-integration built11:45
aigariusfabbione, ping11:46
sivangseb128: cool, is it in the repo already?11:46
fabbioneaigarius: pong11:46
seb128sivang: apt-get update and you can try yourself11:46
aigariusfabbione, should we discuss my SoC task here or in private?11:46
fabbioneaigarius: i would prefer mails to keep references, but short questions are ok here :)11:47
sivangseb128: cool, now there are a couple of fixes need be done there, so as usuall I'll post you a source pckage for review when done11:47
fabbioneaigarius: it gives the option to NOT forget stuff :)11:47
aigariusfabbione, regular backups to a directory and backups to removable media are completly different - implementing both would require almost doubling the amount of work11:49
Kamioncomment on debian-devel saying that tsqllib was unnecessarily C++-transitioned11:49
Kamionsorry, tqsllib11:49
fabbioneaigarius: yes, but backups on a non-media device don't save you from an HD crash11:49
Kamion(it only exposes a C ABI)11:50
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fabbioneaigarius: they can save you only from user foo deleting file bar11:50
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aigariusfabbione, it is easy to make a backup to ssh:// of ftp://11:50
fabbioneaigarius: yes, but you don't have to convince me. There might be no other machines around or the admin has no ssh/ftp access to remote servers or backing up 4GB via modem isn't an option11:51
aigariusfabbione, as an alternative, means to write a backup snapshot to CDs/DVDs/floppys *after* the backup is done, can be made quite easily11:51
fabbioneaigarius: i don't think we care 100% on the backend.. but keep in mind the limits of such operations...11:52
fabbioneaigarius: like you need enough space to create the ISO's11:52
aigariusfabbione, true, but otherwise I see no feasible way to unify the system11:53
fabbioneaigarius: i *think* that for the first release would be ok...11:54
aigariusgood. note: I will mail you the summary after the chat, to keep the record :)11:54
fabbioneaigarius: did you consider to use already existing tools as backend?11:54
fabbioneinstead of rewriting what's already there11:55
aigariusfabbione, yes I did. I looked at few of them and they were too complex and fragile to setup11:56
fabbioneok11:56
aigariusnow, about user overriding admin's preferences...11:57
fabbioneaigarius: i think a user has no need to backup anything outside ~/11:57
aigariusthat is only needed if there are many knowledgable users on one desktop computer11:57
fabbionethe admin should have full power.. that's clear :)11:57
fabbioneaigarius: i can agree, but we can't assume...11:58
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aigariusfabbione, adding overrides complicates both the structure of the system and the user interface (on both admin and user sides)12:00
fabbioneaigarius: as above *i think* for the first release it's ok without12:00
aigariusvery good12:00
fabbioneit's a feature that could be implemented according to user respons12:00
aigariusthanks, that's my thoughts exactly12:01
fabbioneno problem12:01
aigariuslast question - isn't there a Ubuntu SVN/Baz/Baz-ng repository I can use for code?12:02
Kamionwith baz/baz-ng, there's no need for a single repository, so no12:02
fabbioneaigarius: you can just use baz/baz-ng and share your repo via http...12:03
aigariusfabbione, ok, will do that12:03
fabbioneaigarius: cool12:04
aigariusfabbione, thanks. writting summary mail.12:06
pitti\sh: just reading your changelog, if you need a manual amd64 build, just ask12:06
seb128DAAAANIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLSSSSSSSSSSS12:06
seb128why why why12:07
seb128$ grep XOPEN_SOURCE /usr/lib/pkgconfig/*12:07
seb128/usr/lib/pkgconfig/x11.pc:Cflags: -I${includedir} -D_XOPEN_SOURCE12:07
seb128/usr/lib/pkgconfig/xext.pc:Cflags: -I${includedir} -D_XOPEN_SOURCE12:07
seb128/usr/lib/pkgconfig/xproto.pc:Cflags: -I${includedir}  -D_XOPEN_SOURCE12:07
seb12812:07
seb128why does these define -D_XOPEN_SOURCE now?12:07
seb128IT BREAKS MY PACKAGES12:07
seb128daniels !!12:07
fabbioneseb128: or add -D_BSD_SOURCE12:07
maswanfabbione: pong12:08
seb128fabbione: hum?12:08
chmjumount tried to eject my harddriver 12:09
fabbionemaswan: buttercup died again :(12:09
seb128fabbione: I don't want to change anything, this is going to break half of GNOME (it already does) ... these packages used to build fine as they are12:10
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fabbioneseb128: eehe it took me a while.. but if you check the man pages of the stuff that is failing, some of them are deprecated code in gnome that should be either replaced or reenabled in the main headers via _BSD_SOURCE :P12:10
maswanfabbione: any luck in stabilizing the kernel?12:11
seb128fabbione: F_TLOCK is deprecated code ?12:11
fabbionemaswan: no.. we will have to try 2.6.12 sometime...12:11
vuntzfabbione: I don't think using a library should force you to not use deprecated code...12:12
fabbioneseb128: no idea.. i found that in gnome-session with struct timezone tz (gnome-session/util.c)12:12
seb128fabbione: anyway putting half on GNOME on FTBFS is not an option12:13
fabbioneseb128: i know :)12:13
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maswanfabbione: ACK. I'll reboot it in a while. 12:13
fabbioneseb128: and don't tell me.. for me it was FTBFS before that :P12:13
fabbionemaswan: thanks a lot12:13
seb128bah12:13
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ograseb128, any word abut mediawiki =12:15
ogra?12:15
seb128I've not asked yet12:16
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ograah, ok12:16
Kamionfabbione: is there a sane way to blacklist systems known to have trouble with vga16fb?12:17
fabbioneKamion: hmmm let me check...12:17
jsgotangcomediawiki...yuuummm12:17
Kamionfabbione: (c.f. #canonical)12:18
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ograjsgotangco, *shudder* 12:22
jsgotangcoogra, packaging for edubuntu?12:22
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ograjsgotangco, edubntu carries a lot of nightmares for me :)12:22
ograjsgotangco, yes12:23
jsgotangcohahaha12:23
Burgundaviaogra, the mediawiki people welcome anybody who develops for them. They are even talking of shifting languages12:23
ograbut we do everything for our users :)12:23
fabbioneKamion: nope..12:24
ograBurgundavia, great, but we have feature freeze soon, i doubt i'll shift mediawiki to python and postgres in two weeks ;)12:24
fabbioneKamion: a dmesg would be useful tho12:24
Burgundaviarofl12:24
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fabbioneKamion: the driver initialize the board in different steps and if there is a failure it jumps out cleaning behind it.. a blank screen MIGHT mean that they missed a cleaning step12:25
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dokodaniels: should kdelibs-bin be installable again?12:28
Kamionfabbione: the particular thing I'm thinking of is to make debian-installer/framebuffer=false unnecessary by blacklisting systems that are known to require it12:29
Riddelldoko: works for me12:29
Kamionfabbione: I could do it in d-i, but usplash is going to need something similar, and it would involve less code duplication to have the kernel know12:30
Riddelldoko: s/xbase-clients/iceauth/ has been fixed12:30
jsgotangcoogra, omg edubuntu will be able to get the ubuntu-calendar archives har har har12:30
fabbioneKamion: yes i got that, but vga16fb has no check of what kind of card is there12:30
fabbioneKamion: it attempts to init everything that's the primary VGA (according to the BIOS)12:30
fabbioneand fails if it can12:30
fabbioneso it can also be the card that has wrong specs12:31
KamionRight, I'm wondering if such a check could be added12:31
ograjsgotangco, i didnt exclude them yet :) to entertain our testers *g*12:31
fabbioneKamion: probably it is.. not sure how simple it is12:32
ograjsgotangco, but they wont be in the default install :)12:32
Burgundaviaogra, you are boring but probably correct12:32
ograBurgundavia, :p12:33
fabbioneKamion: i will let you know within today.. is that ok for you?12:33
fabbioneKamion: i will need a PCI_VENDOR_ID and PCI_PRODUCT_ID to create the black list12:34
Kamionsure12:34
Kamionthanks12:34
fabbionethat's the minimum i can think of12:34
fabbioneright now i am enjoing a little script to create shared/modules/$foo-modules12:35
fabbione:)12:35
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fabbioneit's an horrible hack that parses the output of N images with a combined $foo-modules from arch specific and create the proper shared file...12:35
infinityKamion : Another round of NEW, pretty please.  Binaries for libxmu, xrandr, and xsetpointer.12:38
infinityKamion : Then the only one left will be xhost (which is waiting on libxmu)12:38
\shjesus...i fixed mysql-query-browser12:41
seb128pitti: don't cry, but I've a french user saying than your firefox/hoary update (1.0.2-0ubuntu5.4) crashes when closing tabs12:41
pittihm, worked for me...12:41
pittionly with the french langpack?12:42
ograseb128, make him switch to german then :p12:42
Kamionxsetpointer> sigh, another tiny package12:42
Kamiondaniels: I think combining xset* might well make sense, if it's doable upstream12:42
seb128pitti: he uses it with english12:44
pittime too12:44
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pittiseb128: maybe he can talk to me directly and/or mail me?12:45
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Kamioninfinity: done12:46
fabbioneKamion: there is only one problem that i can see...12:46
fabbioneKamion: is that i can do blacklisting only for PCI devices..12:46
fabbionethat will exclude ISA..12:46
fabbioneor any other kind of video bus (proprietary)12:47
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fabbioneand the patch is not that straight12:47
fabbionethere are quite a bunch of stuff that needs to be changes12:47
fabbionechanged even12:47
Kamionhmm, ok12:47
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seb128pitti: http://pastebin.com/31768612:48
Kamioncould be worse, the main use case is a bunch of laptops that fall over painfully with vga16fb12:48
Kamionthey're probably generally PCI12:48
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seb128pitti: he's on #ubuntu-fr, do you have any specific question?12:49
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pittiseb128: I joined, who is it?12:50
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seb128poor pitti 12:54
\shthom: ping12:54
pittiseb128: does it work for you?12:54
dokopitti, seb128: is somebody of you addressing the libnss and libnspr stuff, currently built from mozilla sources?12:54
pittidoko: no time for that ATM12:54
seb128pitti: 1- I don't use firefox, 2- I don't use hoary ...12:54
seb128doko: same12:54
pittidoko: are ffox's and moz's libraries compatible to each other?12:55
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dokopitti: heh, you have to find out ... that's the problem, see my reply on #u-d. so we have to keep mozilla sources in main12:56
fabbione~12:57
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sivangback01:00
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sivangseb128: I'm doing file-roller, just notifying you so we won't step on each other's toes01:11
seb128k, thanks01:12
seb128Kamion, fabbione: for information https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3797 ... that's an xorg upstream issue01:12
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ograKamion, the verdict from sabdfl for squeak is more then a week ago...01:29
ograafter i already lost a week discussin it with elmo01:30
elmoogra: err, what?01:31
ograKamion, its a important part for edubuntu and should go to multiverse...01:31
ograelmo, oh, you rejected it ?01:31
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ograelmo, didnt sabdfl tell you he approved it at beginning of debconf01:32
elmono, he didn't01:32
ograelmo, i'll poke him if br wakes up01:32
ograelmo, sorry for the hassle...01:32
seb128elmo: gcalctool sync please01:33
elmoapparently the email I sent got bounced - resending01:33
Kamionogra: I'm not processing squeak; what anyone else does is their business01:33
seb128elmo: can you sync gaim-meanwhile too, mdz said he has no objection for new universe packages01:33
ograKamion, yes, just recognized01:33
davydso is X.org -43 sane?01:34
elmoogra: and I'd appreciate it if you toned down the language.  I have genuine concerns with squeak's license, and I've been told, by Mark, to check licenses01:34
elmoso describing me as "wasting your time" isn't helpful01:34
ograelmo, i'v been told by him it should go in and he thinks its ok for us...01:34
Kamionfurthermore if you've been having a disagreement with elmo about a new package, please don't ever try to do an end-run around him by asking me01:34
ograelmo, nope, but i'll clearify the license stuff before i package next time... sorry wasnt meant personally...01:35
elmoseb128: done01:35
seb128elmo: thanks01:35
ograelmo, (i should have written i lost a week because of the licensing issues.... no matter whom i talked to)01:36
fabbionehey elmo.. thanks for NEW'ing aalib01:36
Kamionelmo: hmm, I'd been concerned about aalib because I'm not sure reverting the slang2 change is the right thing to do01:36
elmoKamion: oh, crap, sorry01:38
Kamionnm, should've mentioned it or left a note or something01:39
Kamionmdz: slang2?01:39
mdzKamion: slang2?01:40
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Kamionarrived well before UVF, but requires various transitional measures in other packages, including installer fixups01:41
pittielmo: If I want a mere rebuild of dpkg without source changes, uploading dpkg 1.13.10build1 would be the right thing?01:41
elmopitti: why do you want that?01:41
Kamionvarious MOTUs have been asking about it for a while, but I don't think anyone's answered01:41
pittielmo: fixed two vulns of zlib recently (one today), and it's possible that it can be used for code execution01:41
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pittielmo: this is not an issue for installing packages, but for dpkg-source -x on unknown sources01:42
elmooh, right.  yeah, I guess that's fine01:42
pittielmo: pretty small attack vector, but since it doesn't cost much to fix it, I'd like to do it01:42
pittiok, thanks01:42
bob2dpkg compiles in zlib statically?01:42
pittiyes01:43
bob2ah01:43
pittibob2: I asked Keybuk whether dynamic linking would be possible, but it broke at least in earlier times01:43
pittiactually it should be possible now01:43
bob2`anthony: the "ethel the frog" link on the shtoom site is 40401:43
bob2pitti: ah, right01:43
Kamionhaving dpkg depend on too many other libraries complicates things01:44
pittiyes, right01:44
lifelesselmo: hello?01:44
sivangbob2: who's ethel the frog ? ;)01:45
Kamiondaniels: around? xhost ftbfs, build-depends: libxau-dev01:45
sivangseb128: I don't want to nag too much, and I may be dumb, but are you sure launchpad-integration is in already? ;)01:48
seb128sivang: grrrrrrr01:48
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seb128sivang: it's probably NEW 01:48
seb128it has built, look the build log01:48
seb128but the binaries are new, so ...01:48
Kamionelmo only processed the binaries a little while ago01:48
seb128sivang: see, no need to be that impatient 01:49
sivangKamion,seb128 : k, sorry, <mental note>have to work on may patience some more</mental note>01:49
Kamionthey're in universe, propagating to the archive01:49
Kamionelmo: how do you do that NEW-straight-to-universe thing, anyway?01:49
seb128can you move them to main ?01:49
Kamionmain inclusion report, blah, etc.01:50
seb128graaah01:50
seb128"trivial lib made by jamesh for LaunchpadIntegration spec, kthxbye"01:50
sivanghehe01:50
seb128k, I'll01:50
seb128s/trivial// maybe :p01:51
Kamionalso, seeds, kthxbye. :-)01:51
sivanghehehe01:51
seb128yeah01:51
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sivangKamion: do we also need a security review for it?01:52
KamionI think the requirements page is clear01:53
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ogradavyd, did it work without tweaks ?01:54
davydogra: I have a sanely installed -4301:55
ograyay01:55
davydand my Xvideo is working it seems01:55
ograyay++01:55
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fabbioneKamion: i am afraid we can't ban devices in vga16fb02:09
fabbioneKamion: the struct that tells me what device (given there might be more than one) is filled only after the fb has been initizialized02:10
fabbioneKamion: basically too late02:10
Kamionah02:10
fabbionethe PCI only approach won't work.. not with the logic we need02:11
fabbioneof banning a device instead of probing on it02:11
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fabbionei am sorry. that code is a real mess...02:12
Kamionmaybe I'll just have to blacklist it in rootskel, then. ugh.02:12
Kamionthanks anyway02:12
mjg59Can't it be done based on dmi information?02:12
mjg59Are there any desktops where it fails to work?02:12
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Kamiondon't know02:13
mjg59It tends to be integrated chipsets, in which case it could just be done with DMI information02:13
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fabbionemjg59: well i have no idea how to do that..02:15
fabbionemjg59: if you know a way i welcome crack and patches.. specially the former :)02:16
mjg59fabbione: See arch/i386/kernel/dmi_scan.c02:16
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fabbionemjg59: mjg59: i am not exactly sure how that can help me....02:23
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fabbioneor i just don't understand the code02:23
mjg59fabbione: That lets you run code on machines that have specific DMI entries. Use that to set a global variable that disables vga16fb on load.02:24
mjg59The problem is generally per machine, not per chipset02:24
Mithrandirdaniels: could I please have my dead keys back?02:25
fabbionedaniels: same here please.02:25
fabbionemjg59: ah ok.. 02:25
ograMithrandir, hygienic feature ;p02:27
fabbionemjg59: ahh i see.. basically it scans the DMI for blacklisted devices and execute code in case of matching...02:28
fabbionemjg59: seems interesting...02:28
mjg59fabbione: Yup02:28
fabbionefor that i will need a global var....02:29
fabbionepain!02:29
fabbioneKamion: i guess it's possible than...02:30
fabbionebut i think userland blacklisting is faster to start to test with...02:31
fabbionespecially because updating the kernel for a blacklist isn't exactly fast02:31
Kamionelmo: please sync hfsutils 3.2.6-902:33
Kamion(ok to override)02:33
elmoKamion: done02:34
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Kamionta02:34
|rockinnerd|Is there a ubuntu option for debootstrap?02:34
Kamioner, yeah, we use debootstrap in our installer02:35
tseng|rockinnerd|: you just debootstrap an ubuntu dist from the ubuntu archive02:36
tsengsame as any other debian dist02:36
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|rockinnerd|ah. 02:36
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|rockinnerd|tseng, where is the archive>02:37
infinityelmo, Kamion : One left.  Can I get the xhost binaries NEWed?02:37
tsengarchive.ubuntu.com?02:37
|rockinnerd|ah02:37
tseng /ubuntu02:37
Kamion|rockinnerd|: it's the default in the Ubuntu debootstrap package02:37
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Kamioninfinity: elmo is either faster than you or faster than me or both02:38
thomelmo: ping? (yes, this is related to the stories currently bouncing on news.bbc)02:38
elmothom: ?02:39
thomelmo: more bombs in london02:39
elmothom: yah :(02:39
bob2unconfirmed report of a bus, too02:39
pittieven more? damn02:39
elmowe're all fine and in the office, FWIW02:40
thomreports of nailbombs going off on buses02:40
|rockinnerd|thom: s/buses/underground02:40
bob2|rockinnerd|: no, both02:41
|rockinnerd|#kubuntu was talking about it02:41
thom|rockinnerd|: no, buses too now02:41
davydoh, what?02:41
havocpeople suck02:41
|rockinnerd|bob2, oh i thought it was gunshots on buses02:41
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havoc|rockinnerd|: they're saying that it may have been the detonators going off without detonating the main explosive, which would sound like a gunshot02:42
jordielmo: good to know |:02:42
havocbut I heard it on FOX News, and we all know how "reliable" they are02:42
|rockinnerd|btw, its the 2 week aniversery of the london bombings again02:42
|rockinnerd|havoc, same here, but at least its better than M$nbc02:44
havocif you have cable you can see the same friggin shots on 6 different news channels02:45
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AmaranthUS news hasn't picked up on the bus yet02:47
TreenaksAmaranth: Dutch news has02:47
thomall of london underground is at code amber, all stations evacuated02:47
TreenaksHere we go again...02:47
Amaranthhaha02:47
AmaranthUS news is saying that it might not actually be bombs02:48
Amaranthstupid people02:48
TreenaksAmaranth: it might be a quantum-anomaly cap'n02:48
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=== sivang hopes UK police and special forces take hold of the people casuing this
TreenaksI hope the people causing this stop causing this in the first place02:56
havocas I said, people suck :(02:56
Treenakshavoc: </oldnews>02:56
havocyeah :(02:56
pittihavoc: well, people do their best efforts to clean away that "people" problem :-/02:57
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pefhello !02:58
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bddebianMorning03:02
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bddebianHmm, thanks. :-)  What is that for? :-)03:04
ograstimulatin the blood circulation in your hand, very healthy ;)03:04
sivanghehe03:04
sivangbddebian: ogra explained it rather funny03:05
bddebianheh03:05
Burgundaviapitti, I now have someone on #ubuntu complaining about the latest hoary ff being unstalbe03:11
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bddebianHello mgalvin, sabdfl03:14
pittiBurgundavia: answered03:14
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Burgundaviapitti, cheers03:15
Burgundaviapitti, I don't envy you, but nice work03:15
mgalvinhi bddebian03:16
mgalvinhi all03:16
sabdflhi all03:18
pittiHi sabdfl03:18
ograhey sabdfl 03:18
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bddebianogra: So the deadline is still today?03:21
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ograbddebian, for main at least....03:22
bddebianogra: Oh aye, I meant Universe.  Sorry, wrong channel :-)03:22
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bddebiantritium!!03:22
tritiumhello, bddebian :)03:23
Kamionelmo: please sync tla03:23
ograKamion, mdz can we extend the deadline fo universe merges some days (sunday would be ok according to the MOTU)03:23
ograwe face a lot of problems... with X, GLU etc ...03:23
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infinityogra : "Finishing merges" doesn't mean "Everything must be in tip-top shape".  We have 3 months to clean up broken library transitions and make sure nothing is FTBFS, etc.03:25
infinity(Also, rejoice, xbase-clients is installible again)03:26
pitti\o/03:26
ograinfinity, yes, but we only have a handfull actively working MOTUs currently (lots of exams everywhere) and randomly changing build depndencys though several transitions...03:26
ogras/though/through03:27
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ograand MOTU has more then 200 merges to handle...03:27
seb128pitti: 03:28
seb128$ gnome-sound-properties03:28
seb128ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:841:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open hardware03:28
seb12803:28
seb128known issue?03:28
seb128and the soundcard selector is empty03:28
pittino, actually not03:28
seb128k, I'll bugzilla it03:28
pittiit is empty when it can't open the sound device03:28
seb128yeah, that's what the error says :p03:28
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tsengseb128: should we still be disabling pango in /usr/bin/firefox?03:31
seb128tseng: nop, I've fixed firefox for that before uploading the new GTK03:31
tsengseb128: awesome :)03:31
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Amaranthseb128: you 'fixed' firefox?03:32
ograAmaranth, for this special incident03:32
bddebianDiziet: :-)03:33
seb128Amaranth: what's the matter with that?03:33
Amaranthseb128: well, it sounded like fixing that problem was going to be a PITA03:33
seb128Amaranth: I've just patched the package, not made the patch ... and the patch is quite short, that's just a matter to no use the wrong stuff with pango03:34
Amaranthah03:34
thomjust a matter of changing the pango calls to be generic rather than xft specific03:35
seb128thom: please take firefox back, I'm sure you love hacking on it :p03:35
thomhahah03:36
sivangis thom back? ;)03:37
Treenakswas he gone? :P03:37
thomseb128: my spare time is too precious for firefox :P03:37
sivanglol03:37
Kamionfabbione: I'm merging silo, and the new Debian version explicitly sets CC=gcc-2.95. Should I revert that?03:38
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Kamionfabbione: (I'm assuming you checked it out with newer gcc etc.)03:38
fabbioneKamion: new silo is FTBFS with gcc-4.003:41
fabbioneKamion: i did check with upstream, and they didn't work that out yet..03:41
fabbioneKamion: if you want to merge make it build with -3.303:41
fabbionei think it build with 3.3,,,03:41
Kamionfabbione: I'll just reassign the merge to you instead, I think ;-)03:46
Kamion(since you can test it ...)03:46
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fabbioneKamion: that's fine...03:51
Burgundaviapitti, are you pilling the .6 extensions fixes?03:51
pittiBurgundavia: I try whether they help03:52
Burgundaviaok03:52
Kamionelmo: please sync net-tools03:52
seb128elmo: and mpfr, thanks :)03:55
mantaswhich package contains mkfontdir?03:56
ogramantas, use apt-file03:56
Kamionmdz: you made this change in tftp-hpa for hoary:03:57
Kamion+  * debian/tftpd-hpa.init: be silent if running from inetd rather than03:57
Kamion+    init, and coincidentally fix operator precedence problems03:57
seb128elmo: xosd too please03:57
Kamionmdz: The operator precedence problems have been fixed in Debian. Are you particularly bothered about the first half of that change? It seems wrong to me - I'd rather the init script told me when it wasn't doing anything.03:58
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elmoB-A-N-A-N-A-S03:59
thomnooo04:00
ogra??04:00
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bddebianelmo is listening to Gwen Stefani?04:01
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thomworse, he spent all of debconf singing that04:02
elmoseb128/kamion: done04:02
Treenakselmo is dating Gwen Stefani?04:02
seb128thanks04:02
\shsiretart: please make a note...elma should play mp3s during compiling...streamed to the net ,-)04:02
pitti\sh: he's still male (AFAIK :-) )04:03
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\shpitti: u don't know elma :)04:03
Kamionelmo: also cfengine04:03
\shpitti: elma is our MOTU Automated elmo ,-)04:03
pittioh, I see04:03
\shshort form of: elmo automated04:03
azeemis it a very small shell script?04:05
bddebianheh04:06
elmoKamion: done04:06
\shazeem: actually it will be the sister of elmo, working for sbuilds, ftp and keyrings but she's contracted to MOTU only ... she doesn't like to work for main ,-)04:07
sivangautomake1.7 is considered the "right" version to use?04:07
mdzKamion: I can see the utility of it printing a message in that case if run manually, but it's useless during boot04:11
mdzand I don't know of a reasonable way to make the distinction04:12
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Kamionmdz: [ -t 0 ]  ?04:12
\shthom: ping04:12
Kamionmdz: can't remember if stdin is a tty during boot, but I suspect not04:13
jan1elmo do you know what happens with packages synced from sid that are new in ubuntu?04:13
infinityI'm pretty sure it is.04:13
jan1mercurial seems to be missing although it is in debian04:13
thom\sh: nack04:13
infinityKamion : Otherwise, all those people who insist on having encrypted apache certs couldn't type in passphrases, could they?04:13
Kamioninfinity: hmm04:14
\shthom: damn..i need a short info ,-)04:14
infinity(Of course, I do my best to discourage that practice by making it rather tough for them to do so)04:14
jan1is there an up-to date baz archive of apt?04:14
Kamiondamnit, we need bug-resolution-by-resolver stats. :)04:14
thominfinity: let's not mention it's pointless anyway04:15
thom\sh: ask, but you may not get an answer04:15
infinitythom : That's why I discourage it.  Heartily.04:15
infinitythom : I'm sure you've seen me engage in lively "debates" about it on the lists and in bugs before.04:15
\shthom: netapplet...you rewrote half of the source04:15
thomyes, and it should be thrown away04:15
\shthom: I have to merge it now with netapplet-1.0.004:15
thom\sh: bin it04:15
\shthom: so I can use the upstream source04:16
Kamionseb128: want to resolve #9501, since you just requested the sync?04:16
fabbionehey thom04:16
\shk04:16
\shthom: thx 04:16
thominfinity: indeed04:16
infinityHrm.  Speaking of throwing things away...04:16
infinitythom : What if we just patched apache to no longer provide a passphrase prompt, but just error out with "your certs are encrypted and we can't do that, decrypt them or suffer."?04:17
infinityTHat would solve the issue once and for all.04:17
Kamion\sh: could you close merge bugs when you perform the merges, please? (python-fuse)04:18
\shKamion: yes...I'm just working..most of mine are closed...04:18
thominfinity: very, very evil04:18
Kamion\sh: ok, cool, thanks04:18
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thominfinity: co-admins here approve ;-)04:20
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thominfinity: although we might want to work on the text of the error04:21
infinityKamion : Feel free to reassign a bunch of pending ones to me.  I'm going to be up for a while.04:22
infinitythom : To make it more insulting?04:22
thomabsolutely04:23
infinitythom : (alternately, to point at documentation about why encrypted certs are useless, I suppose, but that's less fun)04:23
infinitythom : I say we check perms on the cert, make sure they're only readable by root, die if not (a la SSH), and die if they're encrypted.04:23
thom+104:23
fabbioneinfinity: -104:24
fabbionei did that patch.. it works fine..04:24
fabbioneand makes (not so clever) admins happy04:25
lamontelmo: please sync palo_1.9 and palo-installer_0.0.704:25
lamonthrm... palo is still just in accepted04:25
infinityfabbione : What patch is this?04:26
lamont(both differ from breezy version only in that they fix the FTBFS that breezy has...)04:26
zygahello04:26
zygais everyone okay?04:26
fabbioneinfinity: the one for apache 1.304:26
fabbioneinfinity: that caches the passphrase.. to handle the reload of otherwise encrypted certicates04:27
jan1elmo,kamion: in principle can we sync XFCE4.2.2 packages from os-work.com repository instead of debian/unstable?I am currently checking but we synced from ther for hoary too and they incorporated some of our ubuntu1 changes04:28
jan1whereas the debian packages are more divergent and caused lots of merge failures04:29
jan1http://os-works.com/debian/ actually not os-work04:29
jan1there are two groups working and while reconciling them we want to chose what's best right now forubuntu04:30
Kamioninfinity: great, I'll give you a batch of the older ones then04:31
Kamionany other volunteers for a batch of main merges?04:31
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dokoelmo: please sync binutils from unstable04:34
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fabbionedoko: does it fix the sparc problem?04:34
\shme is busy with universe merges..we can talk about main merges next year? ,-)04:35
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mdzKamion: yeah, that's probably reasonable04:35
dokofabbione: no, that sync is a no-op for our architectures04:36
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fabbionedoko: ?04:36
Amaranthit fixes something on an arch we don't care about but it's good to have the same version?04:37
fabbionedoko: please define our architectures :)04:38
fabbionedoko: does that include sparc or not? ;)04:38
dokothat change was mips only04:39
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dokoafaiu seb128, the sparc link issues should be solved in pkg-config, please nag the package maintainer ...04:40
dokoelmo: please sync build-essential from unstable04:41
elmowhy is everyone suddenly doing syncs?04:41
elmodid MOM not get the message about UVF, or is it just catchup?04:41
ograelmo, manual merge deadline (see topic)04:41
KamionFSVO "dead"04:42
fabbionedoko: ok thanks04:43
dokoelmo: yes, outstanding syncs. I'm unsure, if I can get all of them done today ...04:43
zygadid anyone notice firefox's latest update started crashing from time to time?04:43
elmodoko: done04:43
Burgundaviazyga, yes04:43
pittizyga: YES *whine*04:44
fabbioneKamion: is the merge deadline today?04:44
fabbioneor tomorrow?04:44
pittizyga: it seems to happen for everybody but me04:44
zygapitti: I'm sure it's related to extensions04:44
pittizyga: it is, I now found one extension which makes it crash04:44
Kamionfabbione: today. I don't know what happens if main merges are incomplete after today; it's never happened before04:44
fabbioneKamion: i think i have only silo to merge...04:44
zygapitti: It crashes all the time when I press ctrl+w to close a tab04:45
Kamionthere are 62 unassigned main merge bugs04:45
zygapitti: there should be firefox-gdb 04:45
elmolamont: palo-installer done, remind me about palo later?04:45
Kamionfabbione: good, that means you can have some more?04:45
fabbioneKamion: no, because i am working on the kernel04:45
fabbionei am busy and it's driving me nuts...04:45
pittizyga: can you try to uninstall extensions one by one and look when it doesn'T crash any more?04:45
Kamioneveryone has their own targets as well, I know04:45
Kamionbut we are behind04:46
fabbioneKamion: i am already a week late with this kernel..04:46
zygapitti: sure04:46
dokomdz: I'd like to sync/merge the packages from the CxxLibraryList if possible, but looking at the length of the list, I won't finish this list today. Can we delay syncs from this list over the weekend?04:46
Amaranthfabbione: That'll be the one with the inotify that matches the new gamin, right?04:46
fabbioneand if the deadline is today, i won't manage.. it's already 10 hours i am here around working04:46
mdzdoko: how many packages?04:46
zygabtw where can I look up the reason for new packages in -security and what they are fixing?04:46
zygachangelogs in debs?04:46
mdkezyga, the security mailing list04:47
Amaranthzyga: hopefully04:47
Amaranthand that04:47
mdzdoko: apt doesn't need a transition, btw04:47
=== zyga needs to sign up on that one
zygaokay let's kill those extensions04:47
pittizyga: also on http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/usn/04:47
fabbioneAmaranth: yes.. i already told you04:47
Amaranthfabbione: yeah, just making sure i understood you04:48
lamontelmo: ok04:48
mdkezyga, http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/2005-July/thread.html04:48
zygapitti, mdke: thanks04:48
mdzbugzilla seems very confused04:49
dokomdz: 315 according to the list, minus those with new upstream versions in unstable. 71 in main04:50
thommdz: any chance you can remove me from being assaulted by firefox bugs when it becomes less confused? :-)04:50
zygawhy doesn't firefox's --help message include the plethora of options it really accepts, *sigh*04:50
mdzthom: stand by while firefox renders a few megabytes of HTML in order for me to do that04:51
thomsure :-)04:51
dokomdz: yes, apt was already done. btw, is apt built by g++ 4 in unstable?04:51
Amaranthzyga: 'plethora of options' sounds like a good reason why04:51
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zygaAmaranth: like really needed --debugger 04:51
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mdzI am going to strangle whoever came up with these ridiculous keyboard shortcuts04:52
Amaranthheh04:52
zygadoes anyone need a backtrace? 04:52
carstenhogra: ping04:52
mdzdoko: apt generates its provides based on the g++, glibc, libstdc++ versions04:52
ogracarstenh, pong ?04:52
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thommdz: heh04:52
fabbionehmm wierd04:52
carstenhogra: that was very fast :)04:52
thomctrl+w i guess?04:52
fabbionei never got a notification of kernel-package merge!04:52
ogracarstenh, :)04:52
Amaranthctrl+w is close tab in lots of apps though :P04:52
mdzthom: no, I've crippled ^W04:52
carstenhogra: do you have some kind of naming-convention for you graphical config tools?04:52
mdzthom: but shift+ctrl+w apparently still works04:52
davydI patched Ctrl-W out of my X-chat04:52
mdzand I hit that by accident sometimes04:52
ogracarstenh, nope04:52
Kamionfabbione: um ... you did it04:53
davydwhich I think Ubuntu should do by default04:53
Amaranthwhy do you guys hit ctrl-w so much?04:53
Kamionfabbione: seems you're not the default assignee for kernel-package bugs though04:53
zygapitti: no luck, removing extensions SIGSEGV's too04:53
KamionAmaranth: delete word04:53
thomAmaranth: delete word04:53
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carstenhogra: what are the names of those that are finished?04:53
Amaranthoh, terminal freaks :)04:53
pittizyga: I hate you all04:53
pitti;-)04:53
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Kamionmdz: could you assign kernel-package to fabbione by default while you're at it?04:53
fabbioneKamion, mdz: can i have tomorrow morning to complete my merges?04:53
Amaranthctrl-w is standard for close tab in GUIs though04:53
Amaranthpatching it out by default is a bad idea04:53
KamionAmaranth: we were here first :-P04:53
davydAmaranth: perhaps your GUI04:53
zygapitti: don't loose hope yet04:54
AmaranthKamion: you're outnumbered04:54
fabbionegiven i was checking the merges via emails and not got the right notifications...04:54
Amaranthdavyd: gedit, firefox, and xchat04:54
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Kamiondoesn't stop us configuring you out of existence ;-04:54
Kamion)04:54
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mdzKamion: it's actually not any easier while I'm at it; it still takes about 30 seconds per change04:54
Amaranthdavyd: haha, i'm talking about standard configs04:54
Kamionmdz: ugh04:54
ogracarstenh, ndisgtk (a frontend to select dlls in ndiswrapper) and the second my bountier is just working has no name yet....04:54
davydAmaranth: it comes with I rsync my home directory04:54
ogracarstenh, just pick something descriptive04:54
carstenhogra: ok, thanks04:54
davydthat's pretty damned standard04:54
zygapitti: -safe-mode does not crash04:55
mdzKamion: and so of course I wander off and do something else while waiting for the page to load and render04:55
mdzand then forget about it half the time04:55
Amaranthdavyd: Your config is installed by default on every machine with Ubuntu installed? :)04:55
davydAmaranth: and every other machine04:55
carstenhogra: i like the way how fedora names it's config-tools. just system-config-tab and you see all that are installed :)04:55
zygapitti: but opening the extenions menu does, darn04:55
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davydmy scripts are filled with lots of random stuff to check uname and hostname and all sorts04:55
Amaranthdavyd: I don't mean your machines04:55
Amaranthdavyd: You're outnumbered, give it up. :)04:56
KamionAmaranth: why do you dislike people changing their configuration?04:56
davydpfft, ctrl-w is sensible04:56
davydunlike ctrl-backspace04:56
AmaranthKamion: I don't, I dislike suggesting ctrl-w be removed from xchat.04:56
ogracarstenh, but is the target of a gui tool to be started from commandline ? :)04:56
davydwhich is something I couldn't get used to04:56
carstenhogra: if i use them, yes. but normally not04:56
davydctrl-w and ctrl-u are the most useful ones04:57
ogracarstenh, for me a working .desktop file or the button to start the app in the right place are more important ;)04:57
Amaranthdavyd: backspace deletes one char, ctrl-backspace deletes an entire word, it makes sense here04:57
davydclosely followed by ctrl-a, ctrl-e and alt-d04:57
davydAmaranth: but you have to stretch for it04:57
Amaranthreaching for ctrl all the time gives you RSI anyway04:57
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davydI rest a finger on the control key pretty much04:57
davydbut yes, I'm sure I'm doing my left hand damage because of it04:58
mdzKamion: right, now you have editcomponents privileges. enjoy :-)04:58
mdzKamion: I did kernel-package04:58
davydbut commonly, rather then backspace mistakes, I just ctrl-w them04:58
davydthis is why I will keep vanishing on unpatched X-chats04:58
davyduntil I find my xchat debs04:58
Amaranthperhaps the real solution is to make xchat use the default GTK shortcut?04:59
Amarantherr, not default04:59
mdzAmaranth: the problem is that the default gtk shortcut is stupid04:59
davydthe solution to do it properly is to make X-chat have remappable shortcuts04:59
ogracarstenh, but you would set your firewall rules without gui anyway ;) 04:59
davydbut that looked rather hard04:59
Amaranthdavyd: why not make it use whatever GTK uses?04:59
ogracarstenh, so youre not really the target audience ;)05:00
davydAmaranth: the problem is that X-chat basically has it's own menuing code05:00
davydand doesn't use any of the nice APIs05:00
davydplus, because of all that customisable menu bollocks, it is hard to use the nice APIs without overhauling large chunks of it05:00
Amaranthheh05:01
davydplus I'm not sure if I could get it upstream05:01
davydso I don't care enough05:01
Amaranthoh well, xchat will be replaced with xchat-gnome in the end05:01
thomhahaha05:01
davydsure, if it ever gets off the groun05:01
davyd*ground05:01
zygapitti: okay I had a clean firefox envinronment05:01
zygapitti: installing adblock (which I assume you have too) kills firefox instantly05:01
pittizyga: I do have adblock05:01
pittiworks like charm05:01
Kamionmdz: d00m05:02
Kamionmdz: but ok, thanks05:02
zygapitti: can you open your extensions menu?05:02
fabbioneKamion, mdz: there is no need to merge kernel-package. the last upload was done yesterday. Way after UVF05:02
pittizyga: what shall I do in it?05:02
mdzKamion: I wouldn't want to keep all the fun for myself05:02
zygapitti: I can't open it ;)05:02
Kamionfabbione: that's why I closed the bug saying "later versions fail UVF"05:02
zygapitti: if you have any idea about how I can help you, please let me know05:02
ografabbione, the last merges i see in MOM happened on the 17th05:02
ogras/merges/merge attempts05:03
Amaranthdavyd: they had a release recently05:03
pittizyga: I'm currently doing 123123 test builds of thunderbird to isolate the patch which causes the crash; I'll do the same for firefox05:03
davydso did gnome-applets05:03
davydand it's still a piece of shit05:03
ografabbione, so MOM ran after UVF05:03
Kamionyes, it did, briefly05:04
DizietMutant.  This n-m source needs (setq tab-width 5)05:05
Diziet(to look right)05:05
fabbioneogra: that merge specifically is from yesterday/today05:06
fabbioneKamion: thanks05:06
Kamionmdz: I don't see why it takes 30 seconds per component, though; if I middle-click on each component's link, that displays quite quickly05:06
dokomdz, Kamion: I'd like to update the current doxygen package from CVS to the final 1.4.4 release, known fixing formatting bugs. would that be ok?05:06
dokoelmo: please sync python2.4 from unstable05:06
ografabbione, just to tell you it went on ... dunno if you have other packages in the merge buglist...05:06
mdzfabbione: if you don't need the new version, go ahead and close the bug05:06
mdzKeybuk: please disable bug filing in MOM if you haven't already05:07
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Keybukmdz: I did, ages ago05:08
fabbionemdz: no i don't..05:08
fabbione+need it05:08
Keybukwhen Colin said "I bet mdz has forgotten to tell you to disable mom bug filing" :)05:08
fabbioneYAY....05:16
fabbionefinally... nic-*-modules first cut down is down05:16
fabbionedone even05:16
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tsengdaniels: where is my xrdb05:17
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=== pitti does some merges to do sth else than mozilla for now
pittiKamion: did you assign some merging bugs? or do we just pick from the unassigned list?05:23
Kamiondo you want some?05:23
Kamionbut picking from the unassigned list is fine, yes, just assign it to yourself before starting work05:24
pittisure05:24
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pittiwell, "want" is too much, but it needs to be done, so we should share the work05:24
bddebianHeh05:24
Burgundaviawhat time is it in Aussie?05:24
pittishould be around midnight05:24
Burgundaviacrap05:24
Burgundaviaok05:24
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seb128pitti: what about cups/dbus to do something else than mozilla? or launchpad-integration for main? :)05:29
pittiwe can do both also later, right?05:30
fabbioneKamion: ok.. dude.. i got to a nice point now... i manage to build all the udebs (scsi and nic) with the cleanup...05:31
pittiwhat shall we do with a merge bug that is not of interest to us? (Debian only fixed type-handling, which we elimintated anyway)05:31
pitticlose the bug?05:31
fabbioneKamion: and killing scsi-extra and nic-extra (for now)05:31
fabbioneKamion: does that create you big problems?05:31
Kamionpitti: should do the merge anyway, or sync, so that it doesn't keep cropping up05:31
fabbioneKamion: and scsi-common05:31
pittiKamion: we can't sync, otherwise we'll get back type-handling05:32
pittiok, merging is easy, so I'll just do it05:32
Kamionpitti: the merge should be pretty quick to do, then05:32
danielsseb128: there's already a bug open about _XOPEN_SOURCE, I have a fix, but I've been too busy trying to fix libx11 and xbase-clients :P05:32
Kamionfabbione: it's some work, but not disastrous05:33
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seb128daniels: easy fix I guess? Can you push it with one of the next upload, I've stopped to work on GNOME for the moment, I don't want to workaround all over the place for that05:33
fabbioneKamion: i am checking the size of the udebs now...05:34
fabbioneKamion: this is a "first cut"..05:34
seb128daniels: that's https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3797 upstream, but you probably know about it05:34
danielsseb128: yeah, we've already fixed it indeed :P05:34
danielsseb128: i'll do it tomorrow, but it involves rebuilding x11proto-core, and all the libraries that picked up dependencies on it05:35
danielsseb128: -> pain05:35
fabbioneKamion: size wise it adds +15/20% on nic-modules and scsi-modules05:35
seb128daniels: but waiting is extra pain, now gdk.pc is b0rked05:35
fabbioneKamion: that's the average.. ppc64 looks bloated but modules were completely missing from the previous udebs05:35
Kamionok05:35
fabbionei don't know about amd64..05:36
fabbioneit's FTBFS on concordia05:36
fabbionedue to other problems....05:36
fabbionei hope it will build...05:36
danielsseb128: right.  there's a lot of X stuff affected as well, so rebuilds will take a little while.  in the meantime, just DON'T BUILD ANYTHING which uses pkg-config for X.  if you do, make very sure it doesn't contain XOPEN_CONFIG.  it's 0141 here, so I'm crashing, but I'll sort it first thing tomorrow when I get up/05:40
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seb128daniels: ok, thanks. There is a new GNOME upstream version next week, so if we can fix it before that would be great, or that's going to be a mess05:41
danielsseb128: give me 12 hours05:41
seb128sure, you have the rest of the week :)05:42
seb128sleep well, you will need it :p05:42
danielsseb128: (sleep, shower, breakfast, builds)05:42
danielshah05:42
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zwnjwhy there's no bash-completion in repos?05:47
zwnjwhere can i find a deb package?05:47
zygazwnj: it's already there - this question probably belongs in #ubuntu05:49
Amaranthwhat?05:49
zygazwnj: locate completion | less05:49
Amaranthyeah, please ask again in #ubuntu05:49
zwnji used #ubuntu, but nobody answered me.05:49
zwnj"""dpkg -l | grep completion""" has no output05:50
fabbionezwnj: it's already there.. you only need to edit your .bashrc, logout and login again05:50
fabbionebut the other guys are right.. this is an #ubuntu question05:50
zwnjthanks, sorry for the noise05:52
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pittielmo: strace sync, please06:06
pittielmo: forget that, MOM was not up to date06:07
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highvoltageelmo: hi elmo. JaneW said you called?06:21
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seb128elmo: sync from "gnome" please06:25
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pittielmo: gnutls11 sync, please06:27
elmopitti: done06:28
elmoseb128: eh?06:28
pittithanks06:28
seb128elmo: meta-gnome2 sorry06:29
seb128"gnome" is a binary of this one ...06:29
elmodone06:30
seb128thanks06:30
seb128elmo: lam sync too06:31
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Riddelldaniels: is xmkmf going reappear at some point?06:33
pittiMithrandir: here?06:34
elmoseb128: done06:35
elmoargh, two 'seb*' nicks06:35
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danielsRiddell: yes06:35
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Riddelldaniels: groovy.  in a package called xmkmf I assume?06:37
danielsyeah06:39
danielsor maybe xbuildutils or something06:39
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danielshaven't quite decided, will ping you when I do06:39
Riddellthanks06:40
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dokodaniels: please ping me about xmkmf as well06:42
danielsdoko: yes, will do06:43
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\shjesus what happed to firefox?06:48
\shwith kde it doesn't show any fonts06:48
\shno text no menus nothing06:48
zyga\sh: at least it doesn't crash for you ;)06:51
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\shlamont: please kick netapplet again...:)06:53
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fabbioneelmo: can we get concordia to run 2.6.10 for a few hours?06:57
ogra\sh, make sure cairo is installed... might be its a missing dep and kde doesnt have it06:58
\shogra: no complaints about the deps at all06:58
\shdist-upgraded06:58
elmofabbione: sure?06:59
ogra\sh, dpkg -l |grep libcairo06:59
ogra?06:59
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elmobut if it dies, I won't be able to recover it till later this evening06:59
fabbioneelmo: 2.6.12 is segfaultorama in 64bit userland and i can't testcompile the kernel07:00
elmofabbione: how about I downgrade to 2.6.8?07:00
elmoit's what I've done to the buildds already07:01
fabbioneelmo: that's fine for me.07:01
fabbionethe problem is:07:01
elmook07:01
fabbione2.6.10 introduced a security fix that is very strict07:01
fabbionethe same change is in 2.6.1207:01
fabbioneapparently (i can't stress test) .12 doesn't freeze07:01
fabbionebut in the dmesg you can see the same errors07:01
fabbioneso it is something that needs to be addressed (i believe) in userland07:02
elmojbailey: ping?07:02
fabbionelike Kamion had to do with cdebootstrap or something07:02
fabbioneelmo: he is at OLS07:02
fabbionewith almost 0 network07:02
elmohe's building something ..07:02
elmohum, and has been for like 2 weeks07:02
fabbioneit has been doing tar for a few days...07:02
Kamioneh, cdebootstrap?07:03
Kamionoh, you mean cdebconf07:03
fabbioneKamion: i can't remember the pkg name07:03
elmojbailey  15429 98.8  0.0   1572   340 pts/6    R+   Jul12 12547:37  |                           \_ tar -xkf -07:03
fabbionesorry .. that one :)07:03
elmogo tar07:03
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elmofabbione: it's back up with 2.6.8.107:05
fabbioneelmo: thanks07:06
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Keybukpitti: pmount/g-v-m is still busticated07:07
pittiKeybuk: g-v-m failed to build due to X breakage, I uploaded a fix ages ago... (not sure whether that was for your bug, though)07:07
Keybukmine is that hal seems to work (cause jamesh's applet-of-love shows the icon)07:08
pittiKeybuk: I'll ask lamont/infinity to try a give-back when I reach any of them07:08
Keybukbut then the disk isn't actually mounted07:08
KeybukI need to manually $ pmount /dev/sda1 usbdisk07:08
pittiKeybuk: g-v-m in the foreground barfs about a mount hint?07:09
Keybukdunno, not tried that07:10
fabbioneelmo: can we plan a time next week to dig into the kernel problem?07:13
fabbioneelmo: i will be available almost 24/7 next week07:13
Burgundaviapitti, FF bug reports are filling the forums07:13
pitti:-(07:14
Amaranthand #ubuntu07:15
Amaranththey're going apeshit07:15
Amaranthpitti: you were backporting from 1.0.6, right?07:18
pittiI took only the patches for the bugs07:18
pittiand took some patches from cvs head07:19
AmaranthI know but 1.0.6 was rushed out because a security fix broke API stability, at least that's what we're told.07:19
infinitypitti : g-v-m is built and uploaded on all arches.07:20
infinitypitti : Err, make that all but ia64.  So, all that matter. :)07:20
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pittiinfinity: cool, thanks (I didn't expect you to be awake)07:22
infinitypitti : Neither did I.07:23
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pittiinfinity: are you sleepwalking? :-) I hope you are still conscious enough for buildd stuff :-)07:25
infinitypitti : I don't suppose you care enough about gnome-vfs2 to look at why it's FTBFS?07:26
pittiinfinity: *sigh* I'll have a look, but not before in ~ 1 hour07:28
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DizietBlimey.  hoary's debian-installer made an dos extended partition that woody's cfdisk thinks is invalid.07:29
Amaranthwoody? wow man, that's old :P07:29
KamionDiziet: Wow. Could I get a partition table dump?07:29
Kamionas in, dd07:30
Dizietk: Sure.07:30
Kamionthanks07:30
Amaranthdo windows machines recognize this partition?07:30
Dizietk: chiark:~ijackson/junk/d/broken-table07:31
Dizietam: I have no idea.  There's no 'doze on this machine.07:31
DizietWell, there might be a 'doze but I'm not booting it for fear of what it might do.07:31
DizietI ought to dd it away really.07:31
infinityKamion : Also, make up your mind.  Assign me grep, take it away again, feh.07:31
infinityKamion : ;)07:31
Kamioninfinity: I assigned you grep?07:32
Dizietk: Can I fix it now or do you need more data ?  I'm about to blow away hoary and reinstall with breezy colony 2.07:32
Kamionmeh, confused07:32
seb128pitti: what?07:32
seb128oh07:32
pittiseb128: <infinity> pitti : I don't suppose you care enough about gnome-vfs2 to look at why it's FTBFS?07:32
seb128gnome-vfs207:32
infinityKamion : You assigned me the grep merge, then assigned it to yourself about 30 seconds later. :)07:32
ograDiziet, good luck ...07:32
pittiseb128: I can take a look at it, nevermind; just kidding :-)07:33
infinityseb128 : Actually, any number of a few dozen things with gnome in the title, want them all?... I shoved them all back when xbase-clients was unbroken.07:33
pittiseb128: it's just another lousy gtk bug anyway07:33
seb128pitti: don't touch my GNOME :p07:33
Dizietk: If you want more info I can wait.07:33
pittiseb128: well, it built on ia64 at least07:33
DizietActually, it might be the primary partition that they disagree about and it might be the weirdshit IBM recovery area they disagree about.07:34
DizietWell, I didn't care about that anyway :-).07:34
pittiinfinity: http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/buildlogs/?show=http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/gnome-vfs/1.0.5-5.2/gnome-vfs_1.0.5-5.2_20050721-1713-ia64-failed.gz - WHOA!07:34
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pittierm, seb128^ 07:34
seb128infinity, pitti: this one is "upstream has rolled a tarball with ORBit2 CVS installed, and an autogenerated .h got some stuff not defined with the current version", I'll fix it07:34
pittiseb128: does that mean libgnome-dev is uninstallable?07:34
KamionDiziet: I can't remember right now if just the first 512 bytes will be enough to investigate breakage in an extended partition07:35
Kamionit's been a while since I took one of these apart :)07:35
pittiseb128: look at above URL, it rather seems to be a buildd fault07:35
seb128pitti: that's GNOME107:35
pittiinfinity: W: Couldn't stat source package list http://jackass.ubuntu.com breezy/main Packages (/srv/hooker.ubuntu.com/home/buildd/build-breezy/chroot-breezy/var/lib/apt/lists/jackass.ubuntu.com_dists_breezy_main_binary-ia64_Packages) - stat (2 No such file or directory)07:35
seb128pitti: gnome-vfs != gnome-vfs207:35
pitti^ from gnome-vfs2 build log - WTH?07:35
pittiseb128: ah, sorry, but still...07:35
infinitypitti : Those get given back.  Ignore them.07:35
pittiok, thanks07:36
seb128pitti: I'll have a look after dinner, dinner time now07:36
pittifor me, too :-) enjoy07:36
infinitypitti : Well, not technically given back, but they tend to get completely bogus dep-wait on stuff like "debhelper" which get autocleared.  I was going to look at that bug later...07:36
seb128thanks, you too :)07:36
Dizietk: No, if the bug is in some of the things _inside_ the extended partition then it won't.07:38
DizietBut cfdisk is complaining about `primary partition 3'.07:38
KamionDoes hoary's cfdisk complain? (For comparison.)07:39
\shKamion: can u have a look what's up with kover? no mail, nothing..and I'm sure, debian/control is right ;)07:40
DizietJust a mo, I'll reboot and find out.  (It seems my main kernel has no ext3 support ...)07:40
\shargl...forget it07:41
\shi need new glasses and a new mouse07:41
Kamioninfinity: oh, oops07:43
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KamionDiziet: what exactly is the message it prints?07:43
Dizietk: hoary's is fine.07:47
mdzDiziet: what's the word on network-manager?07:48
DizietUm, woody's cfdisk works when run from the chroot with hoary booted.07:48
Dizietmdz: I'm looking at the code as well as the other two sortings out.07:48
DizietWe're going to make it use dnsmasq, 'cos that's sensible.07:49
DizietIn fact, I think I've read the code enough now to know where to hack it.07:49
DizietIt's pretty strange inside.07:49
mdzdnsmasq is sensible?  I've never used it myself07:49
DizietBut I want to install dnsmasq on a test box first and my test boxes are all strange or broken atm.07:49
DizietWell, I don't know if it's actually any good.  But it's the right kind of thing and we can probably fix the bugs well enough.07:50
DizietFailing that we can replace it with some trivial thing hacked up in an hour or two.07:50
Dizietk: FATAL ERROR: Bad primary partition 3: Partition ends after end-of-disk  //  Press any key to exit cfdisk07:52
Dizietfdisk doesn't seem to mind but it does seem to know hda4 being too big.07:53
KamionOh God, this is some horrific CHS calculation thing.07:54
Kamionthe kernel certainly plays a part07:55
Kamion(specifically whatever ioctl(HDIO_GETGEO) returns)07:56
DizietYers, I suspected something like that.07:56
Diziethda: 110194034 sectors (56419 MB) w/7877KiB Cache, CHS=65535/16/63, UDMA(100)07:56
Diziethda: Host Protected Area detected.07:56
Kamionboth hda3 and hda4 on your partition table have head 0xef, sector 0xff, cylinder 0xff07:57
Dizietsfdisk (woody) says Warning: The partition table looks like it was made for C/H/S=*/240/63 (instead of 109319/16/63).08:01
Diziet(woody with my stock 2.6.9 that is)08:02
KamionRight, 2.6 is returning geometry information that woody's tools can't cope with, I think.08:03
DizietLovely.08:03
zygapitti: can I help you in any way in ff nightmare?08:03
DizietI'll make the partitions with woody under 2.6 I think then.08:03
DizietI mean, for my reinstall.08:04
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dokoelmo: please sync isdnutils from unstable, approved by Kamion yesterday (IIRC)08:07
elmouh08:08
elmopls verify the IIRC? :p08:08
Kamion19:02 < Kamion> doko: isdnutils looks fine, provided that you/somebody goes over everything that cares about the libcapi soname change08:10
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Kamionpro: Mac RAID and LVM support, HFS/HFS+ shrinking08:15
Kamioncon: well, it's a new parted upstream ...08:15
fabbioneKamion: go for it08:15
fabbionei will help you testing on i38608:16
KamionPartition table bugs are all awful. We should go back to decks of punched cards08:16
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ograKamion, dont be to nostalgic here08:19
ograKamion, punched tape will do...08:19
fabbioneelmo: morgue is still stalled at 2005-03-29....08:22
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ograoh, the german parliament was just dissolved....08:26
zygaogra: why?08:28
ograthey want new elections...08:29
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ograwe have a 50/50 situation here, so the government cant move at all...08:30
zygawe have 20/20/20/20/20 situation here and people can't decide08:30
ograbut if two of the 20/20/20/20/20 work together, they can move .... our 50/50 wont be able to work together, they have poven it the last years...08:32
zygathe problem is that no-one likes to work with anyone else and that everyone has already been in all other groups08:33
zygait's a sick situation that only new generations can heal08:33
ograyes, but since the last municipal elections here in germany all government decisions get negated by the municipality council... so the government is hepless...08:34
ogras/council/councils08:35
highvoltagethat's very interesting.08:35
Amaranthogra: err, does dissolved not mean what i'm thinking or is this really bad?08:35
ograsince our governmnt is the left party and the municiaplitys are the right party08:35
=== zyga wishes that craziest mindless people don't get elected here in poland
Amaranthogra: does it just mean he fired them all and new ones will get elected or he fired them all and the lower parliament is gone?08:36
ograAmaranth, its actually good in one view, since we get new elections... otoh we'll probably get a german maggie thatcher this woman is totally crazy and has no clue, that scares me08:37
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highvoltagefrau maggie.. hehe08:37
ograAmaranth, it means we'll have new elections soon... until then the old government stays in place08:37
mantassogra: isn't she better than schoder?08:37
ogramantass, not at all08:38
infinityI don't recall anyone ever claiming Maggie "had no clue"... Just that half the world hated her point(s) of view.08:38
AmaranthSchroeder forced this?08:38
infinityAlso, this is all wildly off-topic here.08:38
Amaranthhehe, sorry08:38
ograinfinity, yes, but our angie *additionally* has no clue 08:38
ograinfinity, and youre right... OT08:39
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ograsorry for the noise08:39
Amaranthogra: angie == Angela Merkel?08:39
ograyep08:39
Amaranthok, i'm done then08:39
mantassogra: do you like putin's and schroder's big friendship? 08:39
Amaranthjust trying to figure out wtf this news story is talking about08:39
ogramantass, its historical based politics ...08:40
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Amaranthpitti: It's sounding more and more like the problems people are having are the same problems people had with 1.0.508:41
Amaranthpitti: err, problems with firefox08:42
pittiAmaranth: I did try 1.0.5, and that one doesn't crash with e. g. the HTML validator extension08:44
Amaranthok, so it's worse than 1.0.508:44
Amaranthyay!08:44
Amaranth:)08:44
pittiEWRONGSMILEY08:44
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Amaranthpitti: ubernostrum in #ubuntu claims he can reproduce some segfaults that happen without any extensions installed08:45
zygapitti: can I help you anyway?08:46
pittizyga: yes, fix firefox, kthxbye08:46
pitti:-)08:46
pittiinfinity: given that mess, we should just demote firefox and promote lynx08:47
zygapitti: yeah, sure - wait 10 months till I know the code like my onwn and it's done08:47
zygapitti: I mean *now* can I help you anyway?08:47
pittizyga: well, it is necessary to isolate the patch that causes the crash08:48
pittiunfortunately firefox has a really crappy build system without proper patches08:48
pittibut first I need a recipe how to get the crash08:48
infinitypitti : Why do we not staple a patch system on the side, just for us?08:48
zygapitti: I hope that apt-get source gives correct version08:48
zygapitti: did you try to debug the problem as any normal problem?08:49
zygapitti: like checking why it breaks in that JS_xxx function?08:49
dokomdz: do you know how compatible rrdtool 1.2 is (compared to 1.0)?08:50
pittizyga: I compiled a debugging version of thunderbird and got a nice stack trace, but still it is rather useless without proper code knowledge08:50
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pittiinfinity: we should do this in breezy at least08:50
AmaranthGood thing a major goal of gecko 1.9 is to make the whole thing a lot simpler08:50
ogradoko, any opinion on #11761 ? how did this lib get into the Cxx list ?08:50
infinitypitti : File a bug and assign it to me.08:50
infinitypitti : Pretty please.08:51
zygapitti: do you have the trace anywhere around?08:51
pittiinfinity: will do :-)08:51
Amaranthpitti: ubernostrum is the one that can crash without extensions. :)08:51
highvoltagehmmm.. they're talking about the german politics on bbc-world now. germany has strange politics.08:51
zygapitti: it crashes on JS_GetClass here08:51
zygain libmozjs08:52
pittizyga: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/shots/tbirdcrash.txt08:52
zygachecking08:52
zyga...08:52
zygaokay08:52
=== zyga *really* needs to set default browser to something other than *ff* now
dokoogra: false positive08:52
pittiunfortunately I didn't get debug symbols from the library08:52
ogradoko, yes :( 08:52
ubernostrumpitti: as Amaranth said, I got crashes on theme and extension installs w/no extensions installed. What info do you need from me?08:53
ogradoko, but now we need o transition it back i guess ....08:53
dokoresync it back from debian, and add provides08:53
Amaranthubernostrum: Oh, it was on theme/extension installs?08:53
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pittiubernostrum: I was able to get a crash when installing the HTML validator extension, but that's it; it even works after restarting; same for you?08:53
ubernostrumAmaranth: yeah. Crashes on install with the same errors people are getting from plugin tab stuff.08:53
Amaranthubernostrum: bleh, i thought you had something different :P08:54
ubernostrumpitti: yeah. It crashes on install, then when restarted it works. Unless it's one of the extensions that causes other crashes.08:54
ubernostrumAmaranth: sorry :(08:54
zygapitti: I'll build ff with debug in a moment08:54
Amaranthubernostrum: It's ok.08:54
ubernostrumAmaranth: if there's anything I can do to help, though, let me know.08:55
pittiinfinity: bug filed08:55
infinitypitti : Danke.08:56
zygapitti: how the hell do you build this stuff with debug?09:00
pittizyga: that's pretty complicated, right. Lemme dig it up09:01
zygapitti: I've found this09:02
zygahttp://www.mozilla.org/build/configure-build.html09:02
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zygapitti: it tells how to enable debug amongst other things 09:02
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desrtwho is the ubuntu bugmaster?09:02
pittizyga: oh, for firefox it is already done09:04
pittizyga: DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=nostrip,noopt debuild should work09:04
pittizyga: it requires debian/rules hacking in tbird09:04
ogradesrt, take me as a interim... we currently have none... 09:04
highvoltageis it safe to upgrade to breezy at this stage?09:04
desrtogra; can you increase my bugzilla capabilities?09:05
OddAbe19no09:05
mdkehighvoltage, you can hack around any problems, but if you want a clean upgrade, wait a bit more09:05
ogradesrt, yes, as the topic here says ;)09:05
highvoltagemdke: that's the kind of answer i was looking for, thanks.09:05
mdkeogra can do anything09:05
desrtah.  awesome :)09:05
mdkehighvoltage, np09:05
desrtemail is desrt@desrt.ca, if you please :)09:05
ogradesrt, you will handle the power carefulla and know when to assign bugs and when not ? 09:06
desrtogra; i don't usually assign bugs unless i'm doing it to myself :)09:06
mdkedesrt, there is a nice page on the wiki HelpingWithBugs09:06
pittizyga: hm, that builds without -g09:06
ogra(and dont raise/lower severity randomly) ;)09:06
zygapitti: check .mozconfig09:06
zygapitti: --enable-debug in particular09:07
desrtogra; k.  i promise i'll only raise/lower the priority for good reasons... like if it's a rainy day09:07
pittizyga: above DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS is the way Debian Policy mandates for building a debugging version; unfortunately many packages break that09:07
ogradesrt, ha ha :)09:07
zygapitti: well standards are great, so many to choose from09:07
pittizyga: adapt OPTFLAGS in debian/rules (where it says -O0)09:08
ogradesrt, editbugs enabled... have fun09:08
desrtthx.09:08
zygapitti: thnx09:08
pittitesting new X, brb (hopefully :-/ )09:08
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ograhighvoltage, but we're near ;) 09:09
mdkehey ogra, that evolution notify package on your website, is that still the best way to get a notify icon or are there "official" ways yet?09:09
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ogramdke, there is an applet, but it doesnt compile with the current dbus version09:09
ogramdke, i already tried to build it...09:10
mdkeogra, k, your package then?09:10
mdke(i haven't tried it yet)09:10
ogramdke, this has issues since its built for gnome 2.8 ....09:10
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mdkegah09:10
ograi can send youa patched binary once you have it installed... currently i'm missing the time to care for it09:11
ograi.e. to build a new tarball09:11
mdkeogra, dude don't take up valuable time over it :D09:11
mdkei can check my email normally09:11
mdkei don't get that much anyhow >_<09:11
ogramdke, its a 2 line patch... i just always forget about it or remember it if I'm busy :)09:11
mdkeogra, maybe post the patch on your site, would be quicker than rebuilding package09:12
ogramdke, install from the tarball and i'll send you the binary with instructions09:12
mdkeogra, ok that's very nice of you, thanks09:13
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pittidudes, I thought X keyboard would work now?09:14
mdkeogra, installed, it also has a nice setup program :)09:15
ograyep, that was my pre ubuntu time.. there i had to care for such stuff :)09:16
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Amaranthpitti: ha09:19
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Amaranthpitti: sudo ln -s /etc/X11/xkb/xkbcomp && sudo apt-get install --reinstall xkeyboard-config09:20
Amarantherr09:20
seb128grumpf09:20
Amaranthpitti: sudo ln -s /etc/X11/xkb/xkbcomp /usr/bin/xkbcomp && sudo apt-get install --reinstall xkeyboard-config09:20
seb128anybody knowns a nice text mode software to get the download rate of an interface ?09:20
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tsengseb128: like ntop?09:21
ograseb128, did you come round to ask the mediawiki guy ?09:21
highvoltageseb128: ethstatus09:22
seb128tseng, highvoltage: thanks09:22
seb128brb09:22
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zygapitti: there's --disable-debug somewhere in default settings, add ac_add_options --enable-debug09:24
zygapitti: there's --disable-debug somewhere in default settings, add ac_add_options --enable-debug to your ~/.mozconfig09:24
pittiAmaranth: /etc/X11/xkb/xkbcomp doen't exist09:24
Amaranthpitti: i know, you need to create it09:24
Amaranthdid i put those arguments backwards?09:24
zygapitti: it still adds -DNDEBUG thoigh09:24
mdkeogra, cheers dude09:24
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ograheh, people complain on ubuntu-users they cant file firefox bugs without a browser09:25
zygamaybe you could roll those changes back09:25
zygauntill ff works fine09:26
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pittiAmaranth: yes, and I overwrote the one in /usr/bin09:26
Amarantherr09:27
infinityIs anyone taking care of the aalib/slang/libsdl mess?09:27
Amaranthln tells you the file exists09:27
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Amaranthat least it does here09:27
pittiAmaranth: dpkg -S /usr/bin/xkbcomp ?09:27
Amaranthpitti: I guess. :)09:27
Amaranthpitti: Although I have a feeling it's xbase-clients09:27
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m0rphxit is in xbase-clients09:28
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AmaranthFirefox won't get fixed because I broke pitti's X. ;)09:29
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TreenaksAmaranth: YOU broke it?!09:29
ograinfinity, was there a final decision by Kamion/mdz ?09:30
pittiguys, what is "dpkg -S /usr/bin/xkbcomp" for you?09:30
pittiit is NOT xbase-client09:30
tsengpitti: all the xbase-clients stuff seems to have gone poof09:31
infinityogra : No idea, I just know a mess of stuff is in a wonderful limbo of FTBFS while we're sort of half-transitioned.09:31
tsengpitti: i miss xrdb09:31
pittiI need xkbcomp back...09:31
infinitymdz, Kamion : Is there some sort of technical decision being made in regards to the situation with aalib/slang/libsdl?  A large chunk of main (and a much larger chunk of universe, I'd suspect) is currently FTBFS while we're in a half-broken transition state.09:32
ograinfinity, this morning it seemed not decided... but i didnt follow further09:32
AmaranthCan someone run dpkg -S /usr/bin/xkbcomp? Please?09:32
AmaranthFirefox can't get fixed until someone does this. :)09:32
ograwould be pretty useless, my X install is 3 weeks old here09:32
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tsengogra: anyone up to date doesnt have it09:33
ogratseng, thats why my main machine isnt up to date :)09:33
pittiogra: better leave it like that - daniel said to me that it was fixed now, so I upgraded09:33
tsengogra: my desktop doesnt have breezy :)09:33
pittibut xbase-clients is EMPTY09:33
Amaranth-42 is, yeah09:33
Amaranthyou need 03609:33
tsengit has docs :)09:33
ograpitti, older version ?09:34
Amarantherr, -3609:34
Amaranthif morgue worked i'd point you there, as is i dunno09:34
pittiI can't even type a pipe09:34
Amaranthyou can from a console...09:34
aigariuswhat is the "events/0" process (pid=3)? why does it eat my CPU? any ideas?09:34
Lathiatbe nice if xkb started workign again09:35
Amaranthaigarius: IRQ handler?09:35
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tsengLathiat: ive been through so many hacks to make things work, i feel like doing a clean install when X stops being broken09:35
pitti$ sudo dpkg -i --force-conflicts --force-overwrite /var/cache/apt/archives/xbase-clients_6.8.2-32_i386.deb09:35
pitti*grumpf*09:35
Amaranthfun09:35
Amaranthyou'll probably have to ram xkeyboard-config back through too09:36
Lathiatso what is xbase-clients supposed to have in it09:36
Lathiatah, thaose09:36
AmaranthLathiat: eventually it's just going to be a dummy package that depends on other modules09:36
Lathiatoh well, i dont seem to need them09:36
Lathiateverythings working as of now :)09:36
TerminXwait, X isn't broken anymore?09:39
Lathiatdepends on your value of broken09:40
Lathiati think if you dont want xkb stuff09:40
Lathiatand your keyboard is us english09:40
Lathiatand you dont want various xbase-clients programs09:40
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Lathiatyour ok? :)09:40
TerminXwell, xkb works in -3609:40
TerminXis it broken in -43?09:41
pittidoesn't work09:41
pittibah, I'm going to sleep now09:41
pittikeyboard is f**ed, both with xbase-clients 32 and 4209:41
pittinight, dudes09:41
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dokodevmapper ist not in the archive anymore?09:52
dokocrap, should stop working09:53
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rubenvis it a known fact that firefox segfaults?10:08
rubenvafter the security upgrade10:08
spaceyrubenv, i got problems with adding a bookmark10:09
spaceyatm10:09
spaceyprobably since security update10:09
rubenvit completely doesn't start here10:10
spaceybug which occurred before10:10
spaceyoh t works now10:10
spaceyso i have to take that back10:10
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spaceyi still works10:10
spaceybut i'm at amd6410:10
rtcmrubenv: yes it seems like it is a known issue, better to ask on #ubuntu-users10:11
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zygarubenv: it's broken10:12
zygarubenv: wait till it's fixed or use other package10:12
rubenvok, just wanted to be sure it's known broken10:13
dokoelmo: please sync libgdchart-gd1 from incoming (unstable tomorrow)10:24
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lifelessKeybuk: what should I call that option - or just make it an automatic optimisation ?10:26
ogralifeless, you scared him :)10:27
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zygadarn firefox builds looooong10:27
TerminXzyga: 20-40 minutes isn't it?10:29
zygaTerminX: well it's more like an hour 10:30
TerminXwhat hardware?10:30
zygaathlon mobile, 2000 (1.6GHz) 512 megs10:31
TerminXmobile in a laptop or mobile in a desktop board?10:31
zygalaptop10:31
TerminXah10:31
TerminXI was going to say.. ramp up the clock speed ;)10:31
zygaactually a hot piece of plastic now ;] 10:31
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TerminXthey were quite good overclockers when it came to Athlon XPs10:31
TerminXa $100 Athlon XP that hits 2.5 GHz on air cooling isn't too shabby IMO10:32
zygaTerminX: any decent 1GHz box that is fanless is better IMHO10:33
zyga;)10:33
zygafanless - mind the noise10:33
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TerminXit's not bad as long as you aren't using tiny little whiny fans10:33
TerminXheh10:33
zyga(or a cluster of noisy monsters two buildings away)10:33
TerminXthe A/C drowns out any and all sound from the fans in here anyway10:34
TerminXand the stereo drowns out the A/C (and the little brats running around outside)10:34
zygaTerminX: ac on laptop... not there ;] 10:34
TerminXheh10:34
TerminXA/C in room :p10:34
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jpwtf :( http://restrex.host.sk/demos/evolution/10:36
TerminXso that's what evolution is like, huh?  (never used it personally, been using Thunderbird for a long, long time)10:38
TerminXthat vnc2swf thing is pretty sweet though10:38
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zygafresh ff build10:39
zygas/d/t/10:39
mdkejp, post that to a bug report, that is some conscienscious bug filing10:41
mdkeobligatory swf demo with every bug!10:41
jpok mdke  thanks :)10:41
jp!10:41
jpyeah! that would rock jeje10:42
jpI'll bug it, thanks.10:42
mptThe LaunchpadIntegration client should have a checkbox for taking a screenshot of the bug10:43
mpt(idea shamelessly copied from Safari)10:43
mdkempt, demos too10:44
mpt"demos"?10:44
ogramdke, istanbul ;)10:44
mdkeis that packaged for breezy?10:45
ograits in the queue10:45
mdkeawesome10:45
ografor universe10:45
mdkewhat is the probability of it being ready?10:45
ograi'd love it for edubuntu.... and a patch to kino for ogg... then you could directly edit the movies10:45
seb128it should have been uploaded for 1 month imho10:46
seb128but this rules of 3 reviews block it10:46
ograseb128, dholbachs package had issues...10:46
ograseb128, he did include a wrong copyright ...10:47
seb128easy to fix10:47
ograyep10:47
ograbut he didnt yet10:47
seb128yeah, he's waiting for reviews10:47
ograseb128, why should i review something that has bugs... ? he should upload an update10:47
seb128you want to keep packages out of the distro, fine10:48
ograseb128, i will get it in universe...10:48
seb128it should be here for 2 months10:48
ograseb128, nope, but we want a minimal quality assurance10:48
ograseb128, btw, any news about mediawiki ?10:49
seb128it take 10 min to fix and upload10:49
seb128I've already said that to daniel, but he wants his 3 reviews anyway10:49
seb128nop10:49
ograseb128, i know... he could easily overrule it10:49
seb128they made an alioth project this week10:49
seb128he doesn't want10:49
ograi know10:49
ograi do this too10:49
seb128and nobody review packages10:49
seb128that doesn't work10:49
ografor stuff thats for my breezy goals i have to10:49
zygawho has experience with building firefox around here?10:50
ograyes, we have notenough MOTUs yet10:50
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ograheh10:50
mdkehehe10:50
=== mdke points
infinityzyga : What problems are you having?10:50
zygaI'm trying to get debug working but debuild always makes some magic that I don't understand (that effectively makes debug go away)10:50
zygaI'm doing a ./configure based build but that won't include building pretty .debs and all10:51
ograzyga, is it a config option ?10:51
seb128DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="debug" 10:51
zygaogra: I tried that10:51
ograyeah10:51
seb128so, what's the issue?10:51
zygait doesn't work 10:51
seb128DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="debug noopt nostrip" 10:51
ograzyga, edit the rules file 10:51
seb128NO10:51
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seb128don't edit the rules file10:51
ograseb128, ?10:51
seb128that's not needed10:51
seb128I've already built debug firefox10:51
ograoh, a global var then :)10:52
zygaI did edit the rules file to add -ggdb3 10:52
seb128build with DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="debug noopt nostrip"10:52
zygaI'll try10:52
ograzyga, the hoary version with pittis patches ?10:52
zygaogra: yeap10:52
ogragreat :)10:52
zygabtw: I can give you polish .desktop translations 10:53
zygait's a real shame they're not there10:53
seb128give them to rosetta 10:53
ograzyga, rosetta ?10:53
zygarosetta will include them in 100 years ;]  but okay10:53
zygabtw how does that work, debulid ... it seems to extract everything all over again, right?10:54
zyga(if I want to patch something I need to make a patch against something and add it to ./debian/ubuntu-patches?10:54
infinityzyga : ubuntu-patches is just there for reference, you have to apply them yourself (the rules file doesn't do any patching)10:55
ograzyga, http://tseng.ath.cx/log/?p=7 ;)10:55
infinityzyga : Anything shipped in ubuntu-patches is already applied to the source tree.  If it's not, pitti messed up. :)10:56
ograand add a build dep on dpatch ... (its missin in this howto10:56
ogra)10:56
infinityogra : ?10:56
infinityogra : firefox doesn't use dpatch.10:56
ograinfinity, oh10:56
infinityOr anything even remotely resembling it.10:56
infinityIt doesn't use a patch system at all.10:56
ograhow odd10:56
zygaok I'll keep trying10:57
infinityThe Debian maintainer is a bit strange, yes.  We've suggested a patch system, he "doesn't see the point".10:57
zygahmm pretty site :)10:57
zygastyle wise :>10:57
infinitypitti's just recently filed a bug and assigned it to me to add a patch system to firefox in Ubuntu.10:57
zygareally clean and everything ;] 10:57
ograinfinity, pfft... do we really care if its such a important piece we have to touch anyway ?10:57
ogranot usiong a patchsystem for such a big piece of SW is silly10:58
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infinityAgreed.  Hence why we'll add our own before breezy releases.10:59
ograyay11:00
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=== ogra would love to see that for xscreensaver too
ograbut that will require some discussions with the DD i havent started yet11:00
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dokodaniels: imake automatically adds support for selinux. is there a way to avoid that?11:13
mdkeargh! the trash applet is single click to open the trash11:28
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seb128as every launcher11:30
seb128don't put that as a bug11:30
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mdkeseb128, is it a launcher? it doesn't have the launcher behaviour when clicked on11:32
seb128trash "applet"11:33
schweebanything on a toolbar except for in the system tray is single click afaik, mdke11:33
seb128that's a panel element11:33
seb128what on your panel require a double click?11:34
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mdkeeven so, i like the way the launchers tell you they are opening something when you click on them11:34
seb128that's not true11:34
seb128systray are single click too11:34
seb128ie: gaim11:34
schweebhrm11:34
seb128gossip11:35
seb128rhythmbox11:35
schweebyou're right11:35
mdzinfinity: how much time/work would it be to carry out the transition?11:38
schweebgoddammit11:39
schweeberr wrong window11:39
infinitymdz : TBH, I haven't looked deeply into it, I just know that at least one or two packages have been merged in already, causing everything else in the dependency chain to FTBFS.  So we have to hunt down the broken ones and revert them, or fix the rest.11:39
mdzinfinity: given roughly equal effort, I'd prefer to go forward than to go back11:40
infinitymdz : Is that equal effort for main, or for main+universe?11:41
mdzinfinity: for main, universe can lag behind if necessary11:41
infinitymdz : If the former, I'm sure it's about there.  If the latter, I'd have to see how much stuff in universe is currently broken.11:41
mdzinfinity: notify MOTU of what needs to be done for universe11:42
ajmitchif it's just fixing build-depends, then it shouldn't take too long11:43
infinityajmitch : Should be.  If anything really is severely broken, there should be pretty easily-extractable changesets/patches from Debian already.11:44
ograajmitch, we still have nearly 200 merge bugs open and about 500 packages that need a rebuild for the Cxx stuff...11:44
ograajmitch, in MOTU land11:44
\shwe need a wonder11:44
infinitymdz : Will do.11:44
ajmitchogra: ok, that is still a few11:44
ogra\sh, (miracle) ;)11:44
infinityogra, \sh : You guys need to recruit some DDs with too much spare time.11:44
ograinfinity, haha11:44
\shinfinity: lol11:45
\sheasier is it, to go to the netherlands and get a clone of ogra and me 11:45
ograinfinity, i'm trying to apply to utnubu, lets see if they let me in as non DD11:45
azeemogra: cool11:45
ogra:)11:45
ajmitchogra: I'll try & set aside some time after my work deadline next week :)11:45
ajmitchthere's a spare DD, come & join us azeem :)11:46
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ograhehe11:46
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ajmitchhe spends far too much time on the hurd anyway11:47
azeemajmitch: fix gcc for me and I might consider it11:49
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infinityazeem : Fix gcc for me and I'll fix gcc for you, and you can go work for MOTU.  Deal?11:49
ajmitchstill FTFBS there?11:49
seb128infinity: don't bother if half of GNOME FTBFS for the moment11:49
azeeminfinity: and you work on my Ph.D.? ;)11:50
seb128infinity: daniels is going to fix xorg issues, then I'll fix the GNOME FTBFSes11:50
infinityseb128 : Way ahead of you.  You should be able to build against Xorg again (and, in fact, many packages have, while many others are still failing for their own special reasons)11:51
seb128infinity: nop, https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=379711:51
seb128infinity: xorg .pc files mention -DXOPEN_SOURCE which has screwed gtk on the way11:51
seb128which breaks every GNOME package using libegg, which is a pile of packages11:52
seb128infinity: xorg need to be fixed, then I can rebuild GTK, then GNOME11:52
infinityseb128 : Ahh, yes.  I recall you talking about that bug earlier today.11:53
seb128infinity: daniels said he'll fix his part when he wakes up11:53
infinityseb128 : I'll pester daniels about it when he wakes up. :)11:53
seb128he said he'll fix it, so should be fine ... but yeah, if he's lazy kick him :p11:53
infinityLazy's not the word I'd use.  But his focus isn't always on being my bug-hunting slave, unless I bribe him with copious amounts of alcohol.11:54
infinity(Without the alcohol, he may *gasp* do other parts of his job... Jerk)11:54
ograinfinity, you should have a high prio to fix gtk since its a build-dep of gcc ;)11:55
infinityogra : That's another bug altogether, and I need to figure out how to bribe doko to fix it.11:55
ograhehe11:55
ograinfinity, sigle malt helps a lot there ;)11:55
infinity(The "extra compilers" and "system compilers" should be in at least 2 source packages, ideally many, many more, so we can do rapid rebuilds of gcc/g++, without worrying about the rest...)11:56
ogra30years+11:56
azeeminfinity: word11:56
dokoinfinity: what bug?11:58
dokothe gcc split won't be there for 5.1011:59
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ograinfinity, you see, mentioning 30year+ single malt works ;)11:59
infinitydoko : A wishlist bug that I don't think needs to be filed as you're well aware of it (the split)11:59
mdzis anyone else's workrave applet busted?  mine just displays a sheep all the time12:00
dokoogra: you still owe me a bottle, dude!12:00
infinitydoko : And yes, I know it won't make it for 5.10, but it might be nice to work on it in Etch and see it in 6.0412:00
ogradoko, if we meet next time, promised :)12:00
dokoinfinity: lamont already filed one12:01
infinitydoko : If I have to courrier you a few single malts, let me know. :)12:01
mdzodd, removing and re-adding fixed it12:01
ogragtk bug ...12:02

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