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=== infinity wonders how Apple can claim the PowerPCs aren't scaling fast enough when our ppc buildds just blew through a 600 package backlog faster than amd64 and i386...
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robertjinfinity: since when has actual performance mattered one lick to Apple?12:15
robertjMy Dual  2.5 G5 and 1.4 ghz Celeron feel about the same unless I'm doing 3d stuff12:16
robertjwhich err, I'm not (although I would if the laptop had decent on-board video)12:16
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mptMost people using OS X probably aren't spending most of their time compiling stuff12:25
mptAndyFitz!12:25
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mdzdaniels: is xauth coming soon?12:40
infinitydoko : Does zlib still need that (temporary) build-dep on lib32gcc1?12:42
infinitydoko : If not, we can sync back up with Debian and stop forking zlib (yay)12:42
AndyFitz20 points to who ever is responsible for nvidia-glx finally working12:45
AndyFitzbooyah12:45
AndyFitzmpt!12:45
dokoinfinity: it installs in /emul/ia32-linux/usr/lib/ so, you have to nag the maintainer to make the installation direcory unconditionally12:46
AndyFitzmate,  I've got to go.    doing an typeface.. and then headed to http://www.splendourinthegrass.com/lineup/12:47
seth_kAndyFitz, but we have no l-r-m, so does nvidia-glx actually provide 3d?12:48
AndyFitzseth_ok  I havent restarted X.      ah well my hopes arent up12:48
AndyFitzrestarting x ciao12:48
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infinitydoko : Erm, come again?.. It looks like it installs to /usr/lib32 to me...12:49
Nafallohmm, what shall I do to X -43 to get my xkb back? :-)12:51
\shmc -> xbase-clients -> and move xmodmap to /usr/bin12:52
\shinstall xkeycaps12:52
\shcreate a xmodmap file...trick a bit12:52
\shyou'll be fine ,-)12:52
\shand forget all about altgr and stuff like this...12:53
\shuse only shift mappings12:53
Nafallohehe12:53
\shthat reminds me to buy a plain american keyboard the next time12:54
Nafallo\sh: /usr/X11R6/bin/xkbconf is a symlink to itself. where should that point to? :-)12:55
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\shNafallo: ask daniels pls :)12:56
\shI'm lost with X right now ;)12:56
Nafallodaniels: ping :-)12:57
dokoinfinity: debian/rules:119: install -m 644 $(BUILD_TREE)/libz.a debian/nopic-tmp/emul/ia32-linux/usr/lib/libz.a01:00
dokozlib (1:1.2.3-1) unstable; urgency=high01:00
infinitydoko : Ahh, wasn't looking at the nopic target.01:03
\shNafallo: actually: i have xkbcomp in /usr/bin01:05
\shbut no link in /usr/X11R6/bin or /etc/X11/xkb01:05
Nafallo\sh: I don't. I don't have that one at all ;-)01:07
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\shNafallo: as I said I had some manual adjustments with mc and xbase-clients ,-)01:08
Nafallo\sh: I also have /etc/X11/X pointing to /usr/bin/X11/Xorg, which point to /usr/X11R6/bin/Xorg ;-)01:08
\shyay01:08
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Nafalloand /usr/bin/X11 points to .. btw :-)01:09
Nafallo\sh: do you have mkfontscale somewhere? :-)01:10
NafalloI have a broken link from /usr/X11R6/bin/mkfontscale to /usr/bin/mkfontscale01:11
infinityIs it sane and/or reasonable for thunderbird to be taking 3 gigs of memory?01:19
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bob2haha01:20
infinity11955 adconrad  16   0 3035m 1.7g  14m S  2.0 84.1  76:39.53 mozilla-thunder01:20
infinityFrightening.01:20
\shinfinity:01:20
mrd`Why does 'dpkg -L xkeyboard-config' list /etc/X11/xkb/geometry/microsoft (for example), but the file doesn't actually exist?  I've reinstalled it and even forcefully removed and then installed it again, but only the directory structure gets recreated---none of the files do.01:21
\shit would swap here like hell01:21
infinity\sh : I noticed it when it started hitting swap (I only have 2 gigs of RAM)01:21
\shinfinity: do u have actually some text to read in firefox? ,-)01:22
thominfinity: there's a reason it's called chunderbird01:24
mdzmrd`: they're conffiles01:26
mrd`mdz: How do I get them back?  (Do I even need to?)01:26
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mdzmrd`: happy to talk you through it on #ubuntu01:26
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mrd`Why aren't the binary packages from the xorg source package transitioning into Breezy simultaneously?  e.g. there's xbase-clients from -42 and xserver-xorg from -43.  (Or is this another question for #ubuntu instead of here?)01:46
tsengmrd`: that one is pretty complicated.01:47
tsengpart of it was that the amd64 builders have been down recently01:47
tsengbut also some weird corner cases in the build/mirror scripts01:48
tsengthat i dont really care to understand :)01:48
=== infinity hasn't noticed any of xorg being out of sync...
mrd`tseng: But when a source package is done compiling, doesn't it upload either all or none of the binaries from it?01:48
tsengno01:48
tsengif its a new binary name, it goes in a queue01:49
mrd`infinity: http://packages.ubuntu.com/xbase-clients and http://packages.ubuntu.com/xserver-xorg01:49
infinitytseng : Erm, the whole upload goes to queue/NEW, not just the one binary.01:49
Nafalloinfinity: xbase-client=6.8.2-42 on amd6401:49
mrd`xbase-clients is -42 on i386 too.01:49
danielsright.  it won't get newer in a hurry.01:50
tsenginfinity: its best to leave these things to you :)01:50
Nafallodaniels: there you are. I'm missing binaries ;-)01:50
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Nafallodaniels: mkfontdir, mkfontscale, xkbcomp is gone.01:51
danielsNafallo: this is why I didn't want to make xbase-clients installable until I'd modularised all the binaries in it ...01:51
mrd`daniels: Are the executables that used to be in there available anywhere else atm?01:51
Nafallodaniels: hehe, is there a workaround somewhere? :-)01:51
danielsNafallo: they sure are01:52
danielsNafallo: downgrade if you need to01:52
danielsmrd`: not at the moment01:52
danielsstartx/xinit should come in short order (when I get out of bed), then the rest sorted roughly by importance.01:52
mrd`If we downgrade xbase-clients, what version do you recommend?01:54
Nafalloand where to find older versions? :-)01:54
mrd`D'oh, no xset now either.01:55
mrd`Better yet, is this something that patches can be provided for easily?01:55
infinitydaniels : Can I bug you to fix seb128's -D__XOPEN_SOURCE bug before diving back into xbase-clients?  The half of GNOME that wasn't fixed by xbase-clients is broken with that instead.01:55
infinity... maybe I should start running kubuntu.01:55
infinityOkay, that mental fit has passed.  Phew.01:56
\shlol01:56
danielsinfinity: 'kay01:56
danielsmrd`: not hugely easily, no01:56
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mdzdaniels: this seems to be getting out of control02:06
mdzdaniels: I can accept your rationale for splitting the drivers, but having a separate package for every X client binary seems like madness02:07
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truluxheya02:14
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danielsmdz: not *every* X client binary02:16
danielsmdz: but, by the same token, not 91 binaries in a single package02:16
mdzdaniels: xhost, for example?02:16
danielser, 9502:16
mdzand xdpyinfo02:17
danielsmdz: ... was done early because people need it there.  it may get rationalised later.02:17
mdzhow do you meanL02:17
mdzs/L/?/02:17
danielsmdz: xbase-clients was either uninstallable or empty for a while, depending on your point of view02:19
danielsmdz: so I've been prioritising what needs to be available for people to use or build-depend on, and doing that as I go02:19
danielsmdz: it may happen that some of these get rationalised into larger source packages as I go02:20
danielsi have no intention of turning xbase-clients into 95 separate source packages, if that's what you mean02:21
mdzdaniels: what are you using as upstream source for these?02:22
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danielsmdz: ... x.org?02:23
mdzdaniels:  x.org is releasing separate tarballs for xhost and xdpyinfo now?02:23
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danielsmdz: yes02:23
mdz...02:23
danielsmdz: i had nothing to do with the autotooling of the apps.  it's not my structure.02:23
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mdzI can't think of a rationale for that02:25
danielsmdz: as I said, it's not my structure02:25
danielsthe rationale used in splitting packages seems to be 'start with one per package, and consolidate from there if they're quite obviously similar'02:25
mdzso in order to get a sane number of .orig.tar.gzs, you're going to need to create source packages containing multiple upstream tarballs?02:26
danielsyes02:27
mdzick02:27
danielsyes02:27
danielsi could avoid that and just have a large number of .orig.tar.gzs if you want :)02:28
lamontdaniels: he _did_ use the word 'sane'.02:28
danielswell, it avoids having multiple upstream tarballs in the one .orig.tar.gz ...02:29
=== lamont grumbles and wonders what parts of kde _weren't_ uploaded this week
Nafallowho shall I hug for the improved gui? is it gtk's or xorg's fault? :-)02:35
danielsgtk02:36
mrd`Cairo.02:36
Nafallokewl. it's almost worth the upgrade to broken keyboard ;-)02:37
ogra#tsk02:37
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Nafalloogra: baah ;-)02:38
ograheh02:39
Nafalloogra: nothing was wrong with -36 :-)02:39
ogramy pbuilder is up to date though02:39
lamontogra: yes there was02:39
lamontspecifically, you couldn't build things with -3602:39
Nafallolamont: but I had a full-fledged working environment ;-)02:40
lamontwell, there is that02:40
danielsbuilding things is for sissies02:40
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Nafallolol02:41
ograhehe02:43
AmaranthThat's funny, I'm fully upgraded and everything works perfectly well.02:44
AmaranthWell, except for the _ENTIRE TOP ROW_ of my keyboard... :/02:44
Amaranthesc, f1-f12, print screen, etc02:44
danielssuperfluous keys02:44
Amaranthhehe02:44
lamontgcc-4.0_4.0.1-2ubuntu3_20050721-1530     08:08:44 (5 entries, sigma 06:26:08)02:44
lamontthat just plain _hurts_02:44
Amaranthchanging to a console from a broken X is kinda important02:45
schweebAmaranth: you can use sysrq r, then change02:45
schweebin my experience02:45
danielsAmaranth: sudo chvt 602:45
Amaranthsounds like a dirty hack02:45
lamontAmaranth: does ctl-[ work?02:45
mrd`Amaranth: Yeah, I've got that problem too... that and I can't swap caps lock/ctrl.02:45
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Amaranthmeh, Sun users02:45
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Amaranthwell, probably emacs users now02:45
mrd`Yeah.02:46
Amaranthstupid emacs, why won't you die?02:46
schweeblol02:46
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Amaranthand no, i don't like vi either02:46
Amaranth<--gedit :D02:46
schweebugh02:46
schweebhow functionally impaired that program is02:47
lamontdamn.  threw all the sissies at daniels, or I'd have some to chuck at Amaranth 02:47
Amaranthheh02:47
Amaranthgedit is a _text editor_02:47
Amaranthit's not an operating system02:47
schweebvi is far from an operating system02:47
lamont1114440 pool02:47
lamontand that's just the files that are _missing_ on my real mirror02:47
Amaranthvi is shit :P02:47
lamontsneaker-net rulez!02:47
lamontwe need ccache bindings for gcj02:48
Amaranthnothing beats the bandwidth of a station wagon loaded with tapes02:48
lamont747 loaded with dvd's might be better bandwidth02:48
Amaranthhmm02:48
Amaranthbut 747s crash02:48
lamontanyway, time to go home and do the push half of the mirror freshening.02:48
lamontso do station wagons02:49
schweebgedit is designed for useability... vi is designed for power and functionality02:49
lamontiz just a dropped packet02:49
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Amaranthhehe02:49
Amaranthooh, pigeons02:49
Amaranthdropped packet == hunting season02:49
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Amaranthso i probably sound stupid02:50
schweeblamont:  747 with LTO2's02:50
ograAmaranth, you wrote smeg in gedit ?02:50
Amaranthyep02:50
Amaranthentirely02:50
ograwow02:50
Amaranthmy first text editor was notepad02:51
schweebfairly sure a LTO-2 tape has more storage per square inch than dvd02:51
lamontschweeb: have to take into account mastering time, as well as load/unload time for the transport02:51
Amaranthgedit is a step up02:51
lamontanyway, later.02:51
schweebheh02:51
HrdwrBoBschweeb: why not LTO302:51
Amaranthemacs is a leap sideways into hell02:51
HrdwrBoBschweeb: well the data density is much higher02:51
schweebHrdwrBoB: I've not used them yet :p02:51
HrdwrBoBin terms of physical space02:51
schweebI use LTO1 and virtual LTO202:51
HrdwrBoBah02:51
HrdwrBoBwe're getting an LTO3 8 changer02:52
schweeb8 tape changer, or 8 drive changer02:52
Amaranthanyone remember when a 1GB tape was huge?02:52
schweebAmaranth: yep02:52
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schweebI had a 200MB drive in 199402:52
HrdwrBoB8 tape changer02:52
Amaranthdude, the first tape i saw was 80GB02:52
ograAmaranth, late guy :p02:53
schweebhah02:53
Amaranthi think that was 199802:53
HrdwrBoBI had a 2gb tape drive at one stage02:53
Amaranthit was really 40GB but they claim 2:1 compression (pure text)02:53
HrdwrBoByeah they all do that02:53
schweebHrdwrBoB: my libraries have ~ 5000 slots, iirc02:53
schweebAmaranth: every tape claims 2x compression02:54
HrdwrBoByeah we had a library at the place I used to work, had two drives in it up to a maximum of six02:54
schweebLTO-1 is 100/200, etc...02:54
HrdwrBoBLTO-2 is 200/400 LTO-3 is 400/80002:54
schweebHrdwrBoB: EMC makes this great product... CDLs... Clariion disk library... they emulate a library, and store to a SAN02:55
HrdwrBoBwhy would you want to do that?02:55
HrdwrBoBsurely the point of a san is random access02:55
schweebtape management is incredibly expensive02:56
schweeband time consuming02:56
schweeband slow02:56
schweebyou can offsite a virtual tape over IP02:56
schweebplus, with RAID, CDLs are faster, more reliable, and easier to expand02:57
schweeb(they're built on a Clariion CX chassis)02:58
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danielsinfinity: any new FTBFSes I should know about?04:39
bddebianlicq :-)04:40
bddebianBut then again I'm sure you don't care about that one :-)04:40
danielsright04:40
infinitydaniels : Just the __XOPEN mess, afaik.04:41
danielsinfinity: 'kay04:41
danielssorting that out now04:41
infinitydaniels : I don't intend to peruse build logs in depth until that's fixed, since it's killing a fair number of packages and is nonintuitive to sift through.04:41
danielsinfinity: mainly interested in ^libx04:42
infinitydaniels : Once that's fixed, I'll do yet another mass give-back (I wonder if lamont's INBOX hated me for the last 1600 messages he got..), then we'll go from there.04:42
calcis the firefox totem plugin already in ubuntu?04:42
danielsheh04:42
lamontinfinity: hrmpf04:43
infinityelmo : Please sync foomatic-filters-ppds from unstable, our only patch at this point is the changelog.04:43
lamontelmo: and palo should be sync-able now. thanks04:44
infinityHey, ia64 has almost caught up witht he give-back backlog.  Finally.04:44
infinityI wonder if I should go to bed today...04:49
danielsinfinity: bed is a sign of weakness04:49
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infinitySure, but staying awake for more than 26 hours is probably a sign of stupidity.04:50
infinitylamont : Do you want to find a home in buildd-config for ~buildd/bin/checkchroot and ~buildd/build-breezy/ref-breezy (you'll find those files just sitting on all the buildds right now)?04:52
lamontinfinity: it's good to go to bed _every_ day04:52
infinitylamont : ref-breezy is arch-speccific (though only ia64 currently differs, due to libc6.1 and libunwind7)04:52
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infinitylamont : Yes, dad.04:52
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danielslinfs/stupidity/maniless/04:53
danielser04:53
danielsinfinity: s/stupidity/manliness/04:53
lamontref-breezy?04:57
lamontinfinity: I'll add them04:57
infinitylamont : I use them on the m68k buildds to check for unclean chroots (of which we had many)04:57
infinitylamont : ref-$dist is just a simple list of "packages we like", while checkchroot is a lazy man's script to diff that against the installed list.04:58
lamontgot some trivial glue to generate ref-breezy as part of build-chroot?04:58
infinitylamont : Lots of give-backs in the last week were due to packages in weird states that should have been removed but weren't.04:59
lamontyeah - np./04:59
lamontjust tell me when and I'll do all the give-backs this time... :-)04:59
infinitylamont : If build-chroot gives us the "right packages" when it's run, then said glue is simple.04:59
lamontactually, if we just do it in coordinated time, then I can just flush the mailbox at the same time as the --give-back is happening in the DC04:59
infinitylamont : Look at how checkchroot generates its list for diffing, and do that. :)05:00
lamontbuild-chroot gives you a virgin chroot05:00
lamontwell, modulo udev :-(05:00
infinityudev, module-init-tools, a few other ueless things were installed on all the machines.05:00
lamontyes. because if udev ever gets installed, it totally screws the chroot.05:00
infinityBut none of those are a big issue compared to the several hundred packages some chroots had. :)05:00
lamontso build-chroot installs05:01
lamontit05:01
lamontbuild-chroot actually installs it and unborks it.05:01
infinityOh, udev needs to be there?  See, someone should tell me these things. :)05:01
infinity(I pulled it out of all the machines.. Feh)05:01
lamontwell, either udev needs to be there, or we need to have something essential that conflicts withi it...05:01
infinityEasy enough to just put it back, and add it to the list so I don't go removing it again.05:02
lamontit trashes /dev when it gets installed, since obviously you'd only install it if you wanted udev to run /dev for you.  But oops, udevd won't run in a chroot05:02
lamontlook at build-chroot... "easy" isn't really quite exactly the right term.05:02
infinityRight, well, I'll fix that up when I wake up then.05:03
lamontenjoy. :-)05:03
lamontI'll tweak build-chroot to generate ref-$dist, and include checkchroot in the tree, too.05:03
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lamontdaniels: as well you should, you murderer05:04
danielsisn't the FDS_BITS macro infinitely more portable?05:04
infinitydaniels : There's a bug filed at fd.o too, I'm assuming you've visited.05:04
danielsin passing, yeah05:05
lamont16221 buildd    35  10  203m 201m 1036 R 98.9  2.5   8:53.79 ld                 05:07
lamontand that's not even a test...05:07
infinityPfft.  Your ld has nothing on my thunderbird.05:08
infinity17:20 <infinity> 11955 adconrad  16   0 3035m 1.7g  14m S  2.0 84.1  76:39.53 mozilla-thunder05:08
danielseh, my *panel* leaked 2GB once05:08
lamontinfinity: but that's just linking one *(^_)*^_ shlib05:09
lamontand for the record, java sucks05:09
infinityI just like how it took me 76 CPU minutes to notice my machine was spinning out of control.05:09
lamont11 minutes 05:09
lamontsigh05:09
infinityProof I don't actually use the CPU for much of anything else most of the time.05:09
lamontlol05:09
lamontfeh - thunderbird was only getting 5/6 of the CPU - you still had room.. :0)05:10
infinityIt was too busy swapping to think about anything like using the last 16% of the CPU.05:11
danielsARGH XPOLL.H05:11
infinity(That was when it was munging all the build logs from the mass give-back...)05:11
lamontinfinity: so is the plan to give _everything_ (state==building) back?05:12
lamontbecause if it is, I'll just flush my mailbox now...05:12
danielsright, let's rewrite a bunch of obscure TOG code from 1994 that reimplements half of select.h05:12
danielswhat could possibly go wrong?05:12
infinitylamont : That's what I did last night.05:12
infinitylamont : And yes, I'll do the same thing tonight.05:12
lamontinfinity: woot05:12
infinitylamont : I think the buildds have proven they're up to it.05:12
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lamont---Mutt: =buildd/universe [Msgs:3384 New:930 Post:3 198M] ---(subject/date)-(0%)-05:13
infinityAnyhow, I think I'll go catch a nap before I come back, do scary aalib/slang things, verify daniels has fixed X defines, and give back the world again.05:15
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danielsbloody hell05:30
danielsit seems that this code is psychotic enough that all I can do is rewrite it to use glibcisms05:30
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danielsMY EYES, THEY BLEED05:45
bddebianhmm05:48
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lamont /bin/bash: line 0: cd: build-tree/im-sdk-r11_4-1870/iiimgcf: No such file or directory06:14
lamontwth??06:14
fabbionemorning06:16
truluxhey fabbione 06:22
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danielslamont: you have no idea the pain I'm going through06:33
danielslamont: http://home.fooishbar.org/~daniels/Xpoll.h06:33
danielslamont: that's my current workings, having rewritten practically everything inside #ifndef WIN3206:33
lamontdaniels: when you added [arch]  lists to dbus, you missed mono-mcs. :-)06:35
danielslamont: oh, cool06:35
danielsworked for me, my architecture has mono :P06:35
lamontyeah.  dbus is blocking kde on hppa06:35
lamontso once sbuild finishes purging gcc-4.0's build-deps, it gets to take a stab at mono06:36
lamonter, dbus06:36
lamontsigh. dbus is #20 or so of 20.  I'll look at it in the morning, and upload it then if it passed.06:39
lamontg'night06:39
bob2'night lamont06:41
danielsnight lamont06:43
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Burgundaviadoes the hoary ppc cd burn with Mac os X disk utility07:12
davydfrom memory... no07:13
davydI seem to recall running into this problem07:13
davydand having to use my PC to do it07:13
Burgundaviaouch07:15
Burgundaviais there a workaround?07:15
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davydburn on Linux?07:18
davydor perhaps Roxio Toast might handle it... I don't know07:18
Burgundaviais FirestartFX free?07:19
Burgundaviaand is this a bug in DU or in hoary?07:19
davydI don't know what that is07:19
davydBurgundavia: well, it seems to be a real burnable CD image from other applications07:19
davydBurgundavia: so go figure...07:20
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pittiGood morning07:38
sivangpitti: Morning martin07:38
pittidaniels: is there any fix for the keyboard suckage? I can't work like this, and downgrading to a previous xbase-clients or s/keyboard/kbd/ in xorg.conf doesn't help07:39
truluxpitti: Hua!07:39
truluxpitti: :)07:39
pittidaniels: I also tried the xkbcomp symlink07:39
fabbionemorning pitti07:39
fabbionehi trulux 07:39
pittiHi fabbione 07:40
danielspitti: you have xkeyboard-config installed?07:40
fabbionepitti: afaik it's a known upstream bug...07:40
pittidaniels: yes07:40
danielspitti: /etc/X11/xkb seems to be reasonably populated/07:40
pittiyes07:40
danielspitti: and /usr/lib/X11/xkb and /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xkb are symlinks to /etc/X11/xbk?07:40
pittiI created the xkbcomp symlink07:40
pittino?07:41
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danielsthat would explain a lot ...07:41
pittidaniels: what is the correct driver now, kbd or keyboard?07:41
danielspitti: kbd07:42
pittino fun07:42
pittistill broken07:42
danielswhat does setxkbmap -print say?07:43
pittidaniels: shall I upgrade to the empty xbase-clients again? right now I have -3207:43
danielspitti: no, the old one is fine07:43
danielspitti: try setxkbmap -print | xkbcomp - :007:43
pitti$ setxkbmap -print07:44
pittiCouldn't interpret _XKB_RULES_NAMES property07:44
pittiUse defaults: rules - 'xorg' model - 'pc101' layout - 'us'07:44
pitticrashrep: Attempting to get a stacktrace for crashed process /usr/bin/setxkbmap(8742)07:44
pittiwhoa07:44
pittiit crashes in XFree() -> free()07:44
pittibut setxkbmap prints the wrong one07:45
danielstry setxkbmap -layout de -model pc105 -print07:48
pitti$ setxkbmap -layout de -model pc105 -print07:49
pittiCouldn't interpret _XKB_RULES_NAMES property07:49
pittiUse defaults: rules - 'xorg' model - 'pc101' layout - 'us'07:49
pitticrashrep: Attempting to get a stacktrace for crashed process /usr/bin/setxkbmap(11193)07:49
pittianyway, I'm switching to my laptop now07:49
pittithanks so far07:50
danielsno worries.  i need to go pick up my little sister, but I'll go check it out.07:51
danielsitmt, try -rules xorg also07:51
danielsor -rules base07:51
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sivangwoops:08:23
sivangUnpacking replacement openoffice.org2-common ...08:23
sivangdpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/openoffice.org2-common_1.9.114-1ubuntu3_all.deb (--unpack):08:23
sivang trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/openoffice2/share/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/UI/DbuCommands.xcu', which is also in package openoffice.org2-base08:23
sivangand there's another file with the same output08:24
sivangah that's nice , firefox is empty of strings when fired up :-)08:27
dokosivang: known, work around with dpkg --unpack --force-overwrite /var/cache/apt/archives/openoffice.org2*08:28
sivangdoko: ok, I just did it for -common, and continues dist-upgradeing. Let's see how bad I can break my system :-)08:29
sivangdoko: oh good that you told me, I forgot --unpack..08:29
sivangdoko: what's the connection between mozilla and firefox?08:30
doko?08:30
sivangdoko: < sivang> ah that's nice , firefox is empty of strings when fired up :-)08:31
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dokosivang: hmm, didn't look08:33
sivangdoko: well, it also didn't help :)08:35
=== sivang wonders where firefox lost his ability to write string
sivanghas anyone else bumped into a stringless firefox? (i.e. window fires up, besides icons nothing textual is display byt blank spaces)08:37
pittisivang: me, just right now; after yesterday's dist-upgrade08:39
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sivangpitti: I already workarounded that, but not sure if it's a good one :-)08:40
sivangpitti: apt-get remove --purge mozilla-firefox, then it removed, and installed "firefox"08:41
sivangpitti: do we have a new firefox package? (not mozilla-firefox)08:41
pittisivang: oh, you have to do that anyway, mozilla-firefox is old08:41
pittisivang: yes08:41
sivangpitti: all the other dependencies are fixed already? (Stuff that depend on moz-firefox)08:43
sivangdpkg: mozilla-firefox: dependency problems, but removing anyway as you request:08:43
sivang mozilla-mplayer depends on mozilla-browser | mozilla-firefox; however:08:44
sivang  Package mozilla-browser is not installed.08:44
sivang  Package mozilla-firefox is to be removed.08:44
pittiwell, that's multiverse, but should be fixed nevertheless08:44
Treenakssivang: it's called "firefox" now08:44
sivangpitti: ah ok, thanks08:44
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sivanglol08:45
sivangpitti: -restricted-modules-686 are ok to upgrade? dist-up holds them back08:46
pittithey don't work right now08:46
pittiwe don't have r-m for 2.6.1208:46
Treenaksthey should be fixed soon, now X is getting less broken by the day08:46
sivangyeah, so I noticed08:46
Treenaks[finally] 08:46
sivangTreenaks: you have any idea what to do when this happens:08:50
sivangTreenaks: make[2] : *** No rule to make target `/config.status', needed by `Makefile'.  Stop.08:50
sivangTreenaks: I've run autogen.sh , ./configure , make --> error08:50
Treenaksuh08:51
TreenaksSome rule requires config.status to exist, but it doesn't08:51
TreenaksI think usually configure generates it08:52
Treenaksso you should figure out why it doesn't08:52
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sivangTreenaks: I also figured that out, not the hard part :-)08:55
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\shmorning09:04
fabbionepitti: ping+09:08
pittiHi fabbione 09:09
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fabbionepitti: are you aware that the latest security fix for firefox is broken?09:09
pittifabbione: yes, 10.000 users knocking on my door can't be ignored :-/09:10
fabbioneik5pvx just told me that using ctrl+t makes baby jesus cry09:10
fabbionepitti: ehehe ok :)09:10
pittifabbione: it seems to crash for everybody but me09:10
pittifabbione: I'm using it for three days now (including extensions) without problems...09:10
fabbionepitti: you can borrow the sodomotron if you need ;)09:10
pittifabbione: that'd be very welcome :-)09:10
fabbionepitti: arch specific problem?09:10
pittifabbione: anyway, I'm doing half a thousand different test builds to isolate the problem09:10
ik5pvxmiddle-click doesn't work anymore either. using tab-extensions here09:10
fabbionepitti: is it reproducible in breezy?09:11
fabbioneor is it a hoary thing only?09:11
pittifabbione: breezy has 1.0.6, it works there 09:11
fabbioneok09:11
\shactually I don't have any fonts for firefox running with kde09:11
pittifabbione: I guess some/one of the patches were just broken09:11
pitti\sh: that's really a breezy thingy09:11
fabbionepitti: ok.. how many patches did you apply? ;)09:12
fabbionepitti: perhaps trying one at a time09:12
\shpitti: any workaround known, or is it just xorg? ,-)09:12
pittifabbione: hm, 10 maybe, some of them > 20 kB09:12
\shs/xorg/broken/ 09:12
pittifabbione: that's what I did, but it worked for me, so I released it09:12
fabbionepitti: no i mean.. to try to isolate the problem09:12
pittifabbione: now I roll back the patches until the extensions the folks out there want work again09:12
pittiyes, thats what I do since yesterday09:13
fabbionepitti: if you publish the temp debs i am sure ik5pvx can test them for you09:13
ik5pvxyup, I'd be happy to09:13
pittihm, they are 100 MB each (with debug symbols)09:13
fabbionepitti: btw.. ik5pvx meet pitti.. pitti meet ik5pvx :)09:13
pittianyway, I can reproduce the problem with one extension09:13
pittiso I can test :-)09:13
fabbionepitti: ik5 was the man that converted me to linux09:13
pittiHi ik5pvx :-) sorry for the inconvenience09:13
\shmkfontdir will be after the xorg transition in /usr/bin/ ?09:14
fabbioneik5pvx: pitti is our security god09:14
ik5pvxpitti you're making me unable to work today so I'm not really sure it's an inconvenience ;-)09:14
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\shik5pvx: use konqueror ,-)09:14
pittiik5pvx: just install the previous version or 1.0.6 from breezy for now09:14
pittiik5pvx: or just remove those damn extensions09:15
pittiI can't work very well either since I don't get fonts in firefox and my keyboard is broken09:15
pittiI just downloaded the hoary CD and will install it now to be able to work sanely09:15
\shpitti 0 firefox 1 / sh 1 1/2 xorg 5 1/209:16
pittihm?09:17
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pittiok, going offline for installing hoary, now I can give some love to my neglected inbox in the meantime09:17
fabbionewe are almost ready to release the new kernel09:17
pitticu later09:17
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ik5pvxwithouth the tabextensions it works09:19
ik5pvxoh... he left09:19
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fabbioneik5pvx: yeah.. like fsck.. superfastquitter09:21
ik5pvxno problem, just ping me on the other chat when he's back with something to test. 09:22
fabbioneok09:22
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danielsgod09:37
danielsi'd forgotten just how much building the monolithic tree to test stuff sucked09:37
danielslike, a full build, not our mickey-mouse mesa-and-servers build09:37
Treenaksthere still is one?09:37
danielssadly, yes09:38
danielsand I have to stop breaking it09:38
danielsi figure smashing Xpoll.h in the monolithic tree would make me none too popular09:38
Treenaksah who uses that anyway ;)09:39
daniels(given I've already broken the monolithic build to make the modular build work about five or six times now)09:40
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davydso Breezy now ships GTK+ 2.709:45
davydare icon theme packages still coming or something?09:46
ogradavyd, ?09:47
\shdid anybody made a decision about the merge freeze? do we have more time?09:48
davydit seems that things like GtkFileChooser can't find icons it wants09:48
\shmorning ogra09:48
ograhey \sh 09:48
ogradavyd, which icon theme ?09:48
ogradefault ?09:48
davydI guess gnome-icon-theme09:49
davydyeah, I'm using stock icons09:49
bob22.7 with cairo?09:51
davydwhatever ships in breezy, it would seem to be cairo-backed09:53
bob2rock09:53
ogradavyd, so probably we get new icons then :) 09:54
davydI don't understand what you mean09:55
ogra<davyd> it seems that things like GtkFileChooser can't find icons it wants09:56
davydI know what I said ;)09:56
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pittiyay! an X and a mozilla-firefox that actually work :-)09:57
fabbioneelmo: please sync fuse 2.3.0 from Sid. ok to override09:59
ik5pvxpitti, removing tabextensions gave me back a working firefox in hoary. for what is worth, the dreaded combination doesn't work in breezy either10:03
pittiik5pvx: you mean the tabextensions extension fails with 1.0.6?10:03
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ik5pvxyes, but they work with plain mozilla10:04
davydalso, has libc changed in such a way that strdup is now deprecated?10:04
ogradavyd, huh ? doesnt it work for you ?10:06
ogra(works fine here)10:06
davydogra: it wants me to define __USE_BSD to get it10:06
ik5pvxpitti, I know it's in universe and they are not supported, but they are sooo useful :)10:06
ogradavyd,  #define _GNU_SOURCE ??10:06
ogra(wuld be the common way)10:06
davydwhy is that required?10:06
pittiik5pvx: if it doesn't work with 1.0.6, then at least I didn't fuck up the security patches so badly10:06
ogradunno, but man strdup says so ;)10:06
pittiik5pvx: I guess these extensions just need to be adapted to the new API10:07
danielsdavyd: just remove _XOPEN_SOURCE from your cflags10:07
davyddaniels: aah10:07
danielsdavyd: this is what I've spent most of the day fixing in a way that works for both the modular and monolithic trees10:07
\shmako: pingeling10:07
danielscommitted just a couple of minutes ago: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg-commit/2005-July/004512.html10:08
davyddaniels: is there a sane thing I can remove it from?10:08
davydwhere am I picking it up from?10:08
danielsdavyd: sudo sh -c 'for i in /usr/lib/pkgconfig/*.pc; do sed -i $i -e "s/ -D_XOPEN_SOURCE//;"; done'10:09
danielsnow it's time to update x11proto-core to CVS10:09
danielswhat could *possibly* go wrong?10:09
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davyddaniels: your sed fu is apparently not strong enough10:11
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davydack10:12
danielsdavyd: hm?10:13
danielsjordi: too tired10:13
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jordidaniels: dude, channel for silly x questions? fdo?10:16
jordiwell, it's not silly.10:16
jordiit's about getting rid of The Evil .10:17
davydthe what?10:18
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danielsjordi: #freedesktop, I suspect10:20
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jordidavyd: /, otherwise known as L STRIKE10:23
davydok, so I did get the right character10:23
davydwhat is it used for?10:23
jordiIt's a letter in Polish. Nothing useful in a Spanish keyboard though.10:24
Treenaksjordi: wasn't there something like that in Catalan?10:25
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jordiSo my great plan is to replace that  and , which is like ll but composed, and leet.10:25
jordireplace that with, that is10:25
jordiThis is nothing I would have even dared to propose in the dark Dawes era.10:27
jordiBut now that X is populated with cool people..10:27
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danielsll is rad10:32
danielsparallel10:32
danielsdaniels@brainfreeze:~/canonical/xorg/proto/x11proto-core/x11proto-core-6.8.99.15+cvs.20050722% grep _XOPEN_SOURCE obj-x86_64-linux-gnu/xproto.pc10:34
danielszsh: exit 1     grep _XOPEN_SOURCE obj-x86_64-linux-gnu/xproto.pc10:34
daniels<- winner10:34
jordidaniels: yeah man10:34
jordiok, so who should I talk to in order to get a *rocking* change to the Spanish X keymap?10:35
danielsjordi: xkeyboard-config10:35
jordihmm, this is not #fd10:35
danielsnope10:35
jordiparalel10:35
jordinow, when we get a non suck Vera font that includes it10:35
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danielswhatever's the default monospace font in hoary has it10:37
jordixkeyboard-config. Is there a specific list for this?10:37
jordivera does not.10:37
danielsjordi: yeah, xkb@lists.bat.ru, I think10:37
jordidaniels: I believe fontconfig is falling back to freefont10:37
jordidoes it suck? Or do you see it nicely?10:38
jordidaniels: uuuh, russian mailing lists.10:38
jordidaniels: ooh, lovely!10:43
jordi  * Do "sleep 2" to wait daemon's wake up. (this is just workaround...10:43
jordi    needs better solution, for #309794 and #315017)10:43
jordiI know little daniel loves these10:43
danielshuh?10:46
danielsis this dbus?10:46
danielsoh, cupsys10:47
danielsthat's not my package :P10:47
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danielsjordi: i see it, but it looks weird10:47
danielsjordi: i think parallel looks better than paralel10:47
jordiwith a decent font, paralel is nice.10:48
jordiit's the "right thing"10:48
seb128it sucks10:49
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danielsi'm with seb10:50
danielsas much as it pains me to say that10:50
seb128ah ah10:50
seb128hey daniels :)10:50
danielsmorning sebolino10:51
danielsi fixed the _XOPEN_SOURCE braindamage, it was harder than I thought10:51
danielsnow to clean everything up10:51
danielsdaniels@brainfreeze:~/canonical/xorg/app/xrandr% grep _XOPEN_SOURCE /usr/lib/pkgconfig/*.pc | wc -l10:51
daniels2510:51
seb128cool10:52
seb128utch, lot of stuff to rebuild10:53
danielsyeah10:53
danielsand libx11 needs to be updated from cvs for some losers with dead keys or non-english locales or something equally stupid10:53
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jordinot your package, but didn't you work on speeding the boot of ubuntu?10:55
danielsyeah10:56
danielsoh, I see10:56
danielscupsys starts after gdm, anyway :P10:56
danielsi think10:56
jordinod10:57
jordihuh10:57
jordiOVER MY DEAD CORPSE xmms is getting installed10:58
bob2mplayer started depending on xmms for some reaon lately10:59
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JaneWany idea why my sound vanished yesterday? I can't find anything wrong...10:59
Treenaksmplayer can now use xmms plugins.. so it should probably Recommends:10:59
jordihi jane!10:59
JaneWhi jordi :)10:59
TreenaksJaneW: it's pitti's fault :)10:59
JaneWmust be10:59
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bob2Treenaks: ah11:00
pittiJaneW: I didn't touch your box, promised11:00
JaneWhmmm11:00
pittiJaneW: vanished in the sense that it can't open the sound device, or it does open it and you can't hear anything?11:00
JaneWeverything appears noraml, but no sounds comes out11:01
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jordiJaneW: all sound levels at max?11:01
seb128pitti: this CVS packages stuff is worst idea grrrr11:01
JaneWwhether on e-mail or a sounds or video files etc, no sounds come out the machine now (and it;s not muted and the volume is on full)11:01
JaneWand I have rebooted11:02
JaneWI tried to show the UN inspector some of the Mark video from Debconf, and it was silent, and since then I noticed no sounds are working, but they were yesterday am...11:03
pittiseb128: hm?11:03
seb128pitti: we get enough bugs without starting packaging gaim CVS or whatever else11:03
danielsJaneW: try running killall esd11:03
pittiseb128: I never proposed to do that11:04
JaneWdaniels: really? Sounds dangerous11:04
pittiseb128: I just followed up with I'd rather see separate archives than cluttering up universe11:04
seb128pitti: you should have rejected the idea instead of proposing an another solution11:04
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seb128pitti: I've a feeling on where the gaim bug from "experimental" will fall ....11:05
seb128pitti: anyway just joking, your reply has nothing wrong, but for my part I'm against this stuff :)11:05
pittiseb128: that's what grumpy was all about :-) for the crazy COTM folks out there11:06
ograseb128, its a sabdfl solution....11:06
seb128no11:06
ograyes11:06
ogra:)11:06
seb128grumpy is an automatic stuff, doesn't use ressources from maintainers11:06
seb128ogra: NO11:06
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ograseb128, grumpy will provide the lates stuff as source and autobuilt binary11:07
seb128grumpy is an automatic build of CVS packages11:07
seb128yeah11:07
ograso if it builds it might be installable11:07
seb128we don't intend to support bugs for it11:07
ograand you could use gaim-cvs11:07
ogranope11:07
seb128k, but we do support for universe11:08
ograeeek, no !11:08
seb128so gaim-cvs to universe will have support11:08
seb128hum, why people keep putting bugs to malone so?11:08
ogranot for this stuff... (as long as its in a external repo)11:08
seb128read again the original post11:08
ograi know it...11:08
seb128they want to upload to universe11:08
ograyep11:09
seb128so we will get bugs11:09
seb128I can bet on that11:09
ograso pittis suggestion isnt the wrongest11:09
seb128nop11:09
seb128but what the interest of packaging the CVS11:09
danielsand another CVS snapshot of libsm \o/11:09
seb128there is enough of nice stuff not packaged and packaged bugged11:09
ograseb128, ask \sh 11:09
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ograit wasnt my idea... but i understand they want to be able to play with such stuff.... grumpy is still a bit far out...so either they do something interim or are patient... patient semms not to work as you can see :)11:11
ogras/semms/seems11:11
seb128people always want the day version11:11
seb128they don't care about upstream version freeze11:11
seb128they don't care about stability11:12
\shseb128: no...it has something to do with actual released stable protocols in jabber ,-)11:12
seb128that does mean that's a good idea to ship it11:12
seb128what stable protocols?11:12
\shseb128: XMPP 1.0 SRV Records recognition etc. in gaim, psi etc. 11:12
\shseb128: there r some things u have to test to get a good environment for XMPP/Jabber IM services 11:13
seb128it's a gaim 2 stuff, or a current gaim feature?11:13
\shseb128: a gaim patch11:13
seb128so why not patching the official package?11:13
ograbackported from gaim2 ?11:13
seb128instead of duplicate packaging work11:13
\shseb128: actually...you can throw a patch in a stable package without knowing what will happen later...but it's not good..so to have a wider range of people testing important features for the next release...should be valuable. I don't want to screw stable releases11:14
seb128don't use universe for that11:15
seb128other people put their package on a webpage, people.ubuntu.com or other11:15
seb128do the same11:15
\shseb128: that's why I asked11:16
ograand wait for grumpy ;)11:16
seb128grumpy will have upstream CVS11:16
ograthen you'll have it automatically 11:16
seb128no patches11:16
danielsseb128: so I'd better stop packaging CVS x11proto-core/libx11-6/libsm, then :P11:17
seb128daniels: no, you don't have 2 packages11:17
danielshmm?11:18
seb128daniels: I package GNOME 2.11 with some CVS snapshot too, but not gnome-stable and gnome-cvs11:18
seb128daniels: they want to do gaim and gaim-cvs packages11:18
danielsugh11:18
\shseb128: no...actuall gaim + special patches11:18
\shnot cvs11:19
thom_SPECIAL_11:19
\shs/special/backported stuff/11:19
\shforget aboutit ,-)11:19
seb128anyway 2 different packages for the same upstream stuff ...11:19
\shseb128: hmmm... sylpheed and sylpheed-claws? 11:20
danielsget ready for XORG and XORG-CVS11:20
seb128bah, no reason to discuss that for hours, I've said what I have to say on the topic, let's do some work11:20
\shseb128: yeah..11:20
seb128they are upstream changes no?11:21
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seb128upstream versions, I mean11:21
\shseb128: sylpheed-claws is normally the latest bleeding edge..but I'm not into this gnome stuff ,-)11:21
seb128that's an upstream stuff or a packaging specific one?11:21
\shseb128: upstream stuff11:22
seb128what I thought11:22
seb128so it makes sense11:22
ograthey are two different things11:22
\shogra: actually -claws is testing new features11:22
danielsi've got this great idea11:23
danielsi'm going to package metacity cvs11:23
ograthe sylpheed author doesnt want to clutter his code and hasnt the time to develop additional features...11:23
\shwhich will become stable after some time in sylpheed...anyways..stop talking about this11:23
danielsand put in some totally sweet patches of my own11:23
danielsto change how focus works11:23
danielsit'll be great11:23
ogra-claws is totally separate and only uses sylpheed as a base11:23
ograits like mutt and mutt-ng11:23
thomdude, just upload a gnome-crack package that uses luminocity as the default WM11:23
thomit'll kick ass11:23
\shthen I misinterpretated the targe11:23
\sht11:24
\shogra: so a fork 11:24
seb128daniels: you will have to hit a ftpmaster before doing that :p11:24
ograthey are two projects :)11:24
\shdoesn't matter now...11:24
\shtopic ended...11:24
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ograi wouldnt call it a fork, since they always use the latest sylpheed... its a spoon :)11:24
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jordiknife11:25
\shfinally a knife11:25
ograheh11:25
\shbecause there is no spoon11:25
seb128anybody has an opinion on anjuta/anjuta2 ?11:25
seb128Debian has anjuta 2.0.111:25
ograanjuta2 is stable enough ? 11:25
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seb128that's my question11:25
seb128it's unstable version according to upstream11:25
ograi dont use it... i frequently install it and look at it ...11:25
seb128so we better keep anjuta1 for now11:25
ograbut thats all11:25
seb128and get anjuta2 after 5.1011:26
ograyep11:26
jordiaccording to the bugs in the bts, it doesn't seem to be too bad11:26
ograleave it in universe for now11:26
seb128jordi: /me slaps jordi11:26
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seb128jordi: it's available for like half of a day, I would not expect people running on it that fast11:26
jordioh, I thought it had been around for like a week11:26
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seb128jordi: gnome-build has accepted yesterday11:27
jordimaybe it went through exp11:27
seb128it went through NEW11:27
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jordishrug11:27
jordimaybe they talked about it in planet :)11:28
seb128we talked about it on #gnome-debian11:28
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seb128maybe you read that here ? :p11:28
jordimaybe11:29
jordiI'm sleepy11:29
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danielsthom: xgl is now far more crack than luminocity11:42
danielsthom: but in the good way!11:43
dokofabbione: the competition for cpu power is unfair on davis :-/11:43
daniels\o/ davidr11:43
fabbionedoko: eheheh i am almost done :)11:43
ogradoko, did he use extensive -j5000 switches again... ? :)11:45
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pittifabbione: I tracked down the ffox patch at least11:47
fabbioneogra: i have it in my .bashrc to export -j300 :)11:47
ogralol11:47
fabbionepitti: ik5pvx was talking about the tabextensions11:47
fabbioneogra: much easier than having to set it up each time :)11:47
ograhehe, yes11:48
pittifabbione: since that one doesn't work in 1.0.6 as well, it's not the thing I should hunt down now; I'd rather fix the other common crash11:48
fabbionepitti: right..11:50
pittiik5pvx: okay, I installed mozilla-tabextenstions and started ffox. What now?11:50
pittifabbione: I'll try it nevertheless :-)11:50
pittiik5pvx: I can create new tabs, close them, duplicate them without crash (at least on the patch-reduced ffox I'm using now)11:52
pittiik5pvx: ah, I can reproduce the crash with the fully patched version :-)11:55
elmoinfinity/fabbione/lamont: done11:56
azeemdid anybody check whether 'utnubu' means something nasty in whatever language Ubuntu is from?11:56
fabbioneelmo: thanks11:56
fabbioneKamion: new kernel on the way soon (waiting the porting boxes to finish the last testbuild)11:57
chmjazeem, no it doesn't 11:57
Kamionfabbione: ok - ABI change or not?11:57
fabbioneKamion: yup11:57
Kamionok11:57
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fabbioneKamion: i had rather wait for monday or tuesday before you upload a new d-i if that's possible12:01
fabbionei have other changes coming in, but i need to make a release.. and they will mostlikely change the ABI again12:01
fabbioneKamion: just tell me what you prefer and it is perfectly fine for me (either way i mean)12:02
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fabbionepitti: sparc just hooked up mozilla security update.. can i just kill it?12:03
KamionI'd rather keep d-i working even if that involves multiple uploads12:03
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fabbioneKamion: sure.. it was only to spare you time..12:03
Kamionbroken d-i doesn't save me time. :-)12:03
fabbioneKamion: why not? you have an excuse to blame the kernel :P12:04
ik5pvxpitti, here it crashes when doing ctrl-t to open a new tab, and the middle click to open a new link in background (guess you have to tune the configuration since I don't think it's in the default tabextensions config) it does nothing12:05
pittifabbione: if you want to, yes; I won't release it for sparc anyway for now12:06
pittiik5pvx: <pitti> ik5pvx: ah, I can reproduce the crash with the fully patched version :-)12:06
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ik5pvxpitti, ok12:06
fabbionepitti: ok :)12:06
fabbionedoko: i have done on davis (for today)12:07
niranrenaming directories under baz control is a bad idea, right?12:15
bob2nope12:15
bob2it's fine12:15
niranoh, cool12:15
Treenaksniran: s/baz/cvs/ and you're in CVSROOT hell12:15
niranha, yeah12:16
seb128pitti: any chance you comment on launchpad-integration for main today? This spec needs to move, it's on the top specs for 5.1012:20
pittiseb128: can you nag me this afternoon again? I'd like to settle that firefox crap before12:21
seb128sure12:21
seb128thanks12:21
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JaneWhas jammcq been around recently?12:30
Kamioninfinity: I think we should just do the slang2 transition12:32
ogra*shudder*12:33
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zwnjhi all,  why don't build mozilla-thunderbird in single-profile mode?12:39
zwnjalso mozilla-firefox12:40
zwnjnot builing in single-profile mode causes to get a new profile (profile-manager) dialog with every execution12:41
zwnjuser cannot use firefox's send mail button to send a new mail with thunderbird, blah blah...12:41
mdkei don't get a new-profile with every execution12:43
mdkeit just opens12:44
pittiworks for me, too12:44
pittiit reuses the already running instance12:44
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Kamionelmo: could you sync in slang2 2.0.4-4 from unstable, please? (it's not in Ubuntu at all for some reason)01:07
JaneWdoes anybody have a working email address from tseng?01:09
JaneWtseng: ping (maybe you would know) ;)01:09
danielstseng@ath.cx, IIRC01:09
Kamionlamont: ping, re util-linux and slang201:10
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Kamionlamont: (#315634)01:10
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zwnjmdke, pitti: do you have any idea what the problem is?  i get a new profile windows on my friends system too01:14
bob2presumably you have a lock file left over01:14
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JaneWdaniels ack that doesn;t work either *sighe*01:17
danielsJaneW: no idea, sorry01:17
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pittiik5pvx: good news01:17
pittiik5pvx: you don't have an amd64 by any chance? otherwise I'd like to send you a test deb01:18
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pittizyga: ping01:21
ograelmo, ping01:21
pittiseb128: here?01:27
seb128pitti: pong01:28
pittiseb128: you are using ffox 1.0.6, right? could you do a small test for me?01:28
ograzwnj, make sure there is no instance running anymore and look if you find a file called "lock" in a subdirectory below ~/.mozilla ... remove it...01:29
seb128pitti: sure01:29
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pittiseb128: could you please install mozilla-tabextensions, restart ffox and try to open a tab?01:30
seb128it hangs01:31
ograhas anybody an idea what katie means with: found duplicate status token ('KEYEXPIRED'). ??01:31
pittiseb128: ok, thanks; so this is not my fault01:31
seb128pitti: it doesn't hang but clicking on tabs doesn't work01:32
ik5pvxpitti, no only a lousy x86, and an old one too01:32
pittiseb128: it just crashes for me01:32
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pittiik5pvx: well, tabextension still doesn't work, but other things (like the html validator) do work now01:32
seb128pitti: I can use the first tab, enter an URL01:32
pittiHi carlos01:32
Kamionmako: ping, re most and slang2 (#315639)01:32
carloshi01:33
seb128pitti: k, the first tab works fine but I can't switch tabs or use others01:33
bob2is the segfault present 1.0.6 or an artifact from cherry picking?01:33
pittiseb128: ok,thanks for testing01:33
seb128np01:33
pittibob2: as seb128 just tested, it's just the new API as it seems01:34
pittiI verify that the new patch is better in thunderbird01:34
bob2ah, nice01:34
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ograJaneW, tseng = brandon@smarterits.com01:35
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Kamionelmo: thanks01:37
makoKamion: oh right..01:37
JaneWogra: yay thanks!01:38
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makoKamion: i think that might fix another most bug.. i'll try it out today01:38
ograJaneW, heh01:38
makoKamion: was planning on just uploading into debian.. want me to also upload it into ubuntu?01:38
Kamionmako: just to Debian please, we'll sync it to Ubuntu without requiring a separate upload01:41
Kamionthanks01:41
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makoKamion: nogreat01:43
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fabbioneKamion: new kernel is on the way now01:58
fabbioneit will need some NEW love01:58
herziwhere did xauth go?01:58
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danielsit went to a better place01:59
Amaranthheh01:59
danielsit'll be happier there01:59
mdzogra: so about mediawiki...01:59
Amaranthwe're not going to have xauth?01:59
mdzogra: how much work would it be to package?01:59
ograone day of work i assume...01:59
Amaranthautopackage uses xauth... :/01:59
ograprobably less01:59
mdzogra: ok, let's do it then.  it will make the teachers happy01:59
ograyay02:00
ogra:)02:00
ograbut first i have to know why katie doesnt like me today...02:00
ograKamion, help ? 02:00
JaneW.02:00
fabbioneogra: did you send her flowers?=02:01
fabbioneshe still loves me tho ;)02:01
fabbionelinux-source-2.6.12_2.6.12-4.4_source.changes ACCEPTED02:01
ografabbione, hmm that might be it... but i suspect she's angry now and would reject them too02:01
ograRejected: internal error while performing signature check on pymad_0.5.4-1ubuntu2.dsc.02:01
ografound duplicate status token ('KEYEXPIRED').02:01
JaneWogra: what have you done?02:02
elmowill you guys stop bugging kamion in the first instance - I'm pretty sure he has better things to do with his time02:02
JaneWoh dear02:02
ograelmo, could you have a look at pymad, i dont understand whats going on with it02:02
fabbioneogra: KEYEXPIRED smells of gpg :)02:02
ografabbione, but non matching md5 sums and filesizes too ?02:03
fabbionehumpf.. only 14K of changes02:03
ograi did only one upload and there already seems to be something in the queue02:03
ograits a bit confusing...02:03
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ogra...locally everything seems right...02:04
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danielsAmaranth: xauth is coming back, but there are more important things to do02:05
Amaranthwhew02:05
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danielslike rebuild all of the libraries02:05
AmaranthTD didn't like me much when I made him put in a new path for xauth last time, I think he'd kill me if I told him it didn't exist anymore ;)02:05
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fabbioneKamion: did you decide to import the new partman, or we will stick with the old one?02:07
danielsAmaranth: /usr/bin/X11/xauth is guaranteed to exist across every version of Ubuntu and every UNIX ever02:08
danielsAmaranth: /usr/bin/xauth is where it actually lives02:08
Amaranthdaniels: appearently not, autopackage has a dozen places it has to look to make sure it finds it02:08
danielswot crap02:09
Amaranthpeople don't always follow the rules ;)02:09
Kamion   partman |         68 |      unstable | source, i386, powerpc02:09
Kamion   partman |  68ubuntu1 |        breezy | source, amd64, i386, powerpc02:09
Kamionfabbione: ^--02:09
Kamionfabbione: why?02:10
JaneWfabbione: you are a rock star. kthnxbye02:11
Kamionelmo: could you make sure not to promote libaa1-dev to main until -28ubuntu3 is built? I don't want the old one sneaking into main builds02:12
JaneWfabbione: but can I set the status indicator to 'implemented'?02:12
JaneWfor ClusterFileSystems02:12
fabbioneJaneW: eheh ok :)02:12
elmoKamion: k02:13
elmoogra: I'm looking into it02:13
ograelmo, thanks a lot :)02:13
fabbioneKamion: because i need to modify partman-auto-lvm to cope with the special extra partition required on ppc to boot02:13
elmomeh02:13
elmoogra: you only resigned the .changes02:13
fabbioneKamion: nothing too complex.. but needs to be done :)02:13
ograelmo, oh, sorry... is there an app to perform such a check locally ? and should i reupload ?02:14
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JaneWfabbione: HUG02:18
Kamionfabbione: so do you mean the new partman, or the new partman-auto-lvm, or what?02:18
fabbioneJaneW: :)))02:18
fabbioneKamion: you said that the new partman supports LVM on ppc, right?02:19
Kamionfabbione: DUDE, stop confusing partman and parted, you're confusing the hell out of me :)02:19
fabbioneKamion: if so i need to update partman-auto-lvm to work on ppc02:19
fabbioneargh02:19
Kamionfabbione: probably not importing it02:19
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Kamionfabbione: aren't you using partman-auto recipes, anyway? those should deal with the newworld boot partition on powerpc/powermac_newworld02:20
Kamionyou need to be careful about subarchitectures ...02:20
fabbioneKamion: yes i am using the recipes and i know about subarches.02:20
Kamionok, then it should just work?02:20
fabbioneKamion: that's why i am saying that ppc needs extra love if we enable LVM02:20
Kamionoh, I guess you need to keep it outside LVM02:20
elmoogra: nm, I updated the keyring so crimsun's key is considered valid02:20
elmoogra: so either reupload as was, or upload entirely resigned02:21
fabbioneKamion: there is one design problem that needs to be address with special partitions02:21
fabbioneKamion: exactly.. they need to be outside LVM02:21
fabbioneso there are 2 solutions:02:21
ograelmo, resigning, thanks again... sorry for the noise02:21
fabbione1) add a $can_be_lvm flag or $cant_be_lvm inside all receipes02:21
fabbione2) special case in partman-auto-lvm02:21
fabbionenow02:21
KamionI certainly prefer 1)02:22
fabbionegiven that p-a-l was born out of crap code... and ppc is the only special case for our 6 arches..02:22
fabbioneand that parted doesn't support LVM, i didn't bother too much02:22
fabbionei also prefer 1 clearly02:22
fabbionebut that requires a certain delta with the debian version of partman02:22
fabbionemeh02:22
fabbionepartman-auto02:23
fabbionefor a release that we agreed to send out for testing, i am happy as it is..02:23
Kamionlet's leave it alone for now, and add it to partman-auto upstream02:23
fabbionethere is generally a lot that needs to be redisegned to implement p-a-l properly02:23
fabbionealso lvg-cfg needs to be changed.. and export lvm access functions as a lib (duplicated code that i cleaned in pal)02:24
fabbioneyeah exactly...02:24
pittielmo: please sync postgresql-common 02:27
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Kamionpitti: could you upload your newt merge (#9516), please? slang2 source is in the archive now and should be built soon02:28
pittioh, cool02:28
Kamionpitti: might want to grab the newest version for that bidi fix02:29
Kamionin fact, definitely want that, because we have current slang2 which doesn't have the fribidi patch at all02:29
pittiok02:30
pitti*sigh* this was a terrible merge02:30
pittibut the this one should be much easier02:30
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Amaranthholy shit xbase-clients installed02:34
Amaranth:)02:34
[SemTeX] hehe02:35
danielsyes, but it won't contain any binaries02:35
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danielsbut xhost, xdpyinfo, xsetmode, xsetpointer, and xrandr will be installed separately, if that's any consolation02:35
Amarantherr02:36
Amaranthyou mean i just totally screwed up my X? :P02:36
danielsprobably, yeah.02:36
mdzAmaranth: yes02:36
Treenakswill it be fixed soonish?02:36
Amaranthwell, i guess windows isn't _that_ bad...02:36
[SemTeX] in my case, it could only get better ;)02:37
danielsTreenaks: i'm hoping so.  i've spent the day rewriting stupid obscure macros from 1994 that have to work across every platform X ships on and trying to rebuild practically every library we ship as a consequence.02:37
TreenaksAmaranth: what was that quote from the MS person again, about breaking?02:37
Treenaksdaniels: yikes.. good luck with that then02:37
\shAmaranth: Ubuntu Hoary 504 is stable....don't complain if you decide to use breezy ,->02:38
Amaranthso, uh, how important is it to have something in the desktop seed translated?02:38
[SemTeX] daniels: good luck ;)02:38
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RiddellKamion: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/cdimage/kubuntu/daily-live/current/  has only amd64 CDs02:45
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Kamionpresumably the others failed to build02:46
Kamionhm, nohttp://terranova.buildd/%7Ebuildd/livecd/kubuntu/current/livecd.kubuntu.cloop:02:47
Kamion06:30:27 ERROR 403: Forbidden.02:47
Kamionhttp://royal.buildd/%7Ebuildd/livecd/kubuntu/current/livecd.kubuntu.cloop:02:47
Kamion06:30:27 ERROR 403: Forbidden.02:47
KamionRiddell: almost certainly bitten by X trouble or similar02:47
pittiKamion: newt uploaded  (I also submitted the Xhosa translations to Debian)02:47
Kamionyou can check out the log files from those builds if you use w3m on chinstrap02:47
Kamion  ubuntu-live: Depends: language-support-en but it is not going to be installed02:48
Kamion^ i38602:48
Kamionsimilarly poweprc02:48
Kamioninfinity: why's the kubuntu live filesystem build trying to use ubuntu-live?02:49
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Kamionok, I think that's enough slang2 stuff done for d-i to basically build again once the buildds get out the other side02:58
KamionI'll upload libsdl1.2 once aalib's done02:58
danielsseb128: 03:02
danielsdaniels@brainfreeze:~/canonical/xorg/lib/libx11% pkg-config --cflags x1103:02
danielsdaniels@brainfreeze:~/canonical/xorg/lib/libx11%03:02
ograKamion, if you touch libsdl, please have a look at #1176103:02
seb128$ pkg-config --cflags x1103:02
seb128$03:02
seb128me too :p03:03
danielsi hate deadkeys03:06
danielsfabbione: deadkeys are working fine now, or at least when Ie uploaded it03:06
danielsargh03:06
danielsive uploaded it03:06
danielsdamnit03:06
danielsi've uploaded it03:07
Kamionogra: that's from a different source package03:07
fabbionedaniels: ok.. i will upgrade later sunday...03:08
ograKamion, ok... ijust saw it in te rdepends of slang103:08
fabbionei am close to start emptying the office in preparation for tomorrow03:08
danielsdeadkeys are also COMPLETE CRACK03:08
Kamionogra: that should go away with a simple rebuild, as will a lot of slang2 deps; wait a bit for the library chain to arrive03:08
Kamionogra: http://wiki.debian.net/?EtchSlang2upgrade has details; I've been making notes based on that03:09
ograKamion, yep... i'm not in a hurry, we have enough other transitions going on in MOTUland03:09
ograok... putting into #ubuntu-motu topic03:10
KamionI really only care that d-i keeps building, but doing aalib and libsdl1.2 as well 'cos they're in a confused state03:10
danielswow03:11
danielsspeaking of crack, german kezboards03:11
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danielspitti: ive fixed zour german thingz03:11
danielswhen i press ralt and q i get @03:11
pitti_daniels: \o/ :-)03:11
pitti_sounds right03:11
danielswheres the plus kez on this thing_03:12
danielssetxkbmap is broken03:12
danielsso i need to write xkb lazouts bz hand to xkbcomp to get out of this godforsaken mess03:12
siretartdaniels: left of enter03:12
pittidaniels: two keys to the left of P03:12
danielsthanks03:12
danielspitti: ps right03:12
pittidaniels: so you get the setxkbmap segfault, too?03:12
ogradaniels, learn tzping man !03:12
ogra:)03:13
danielsah, much better :)03:13
pittihhhhh03:13
danielspitti: not the segfault, it's just that the server can't seem to invoke xkbcomp03:13
danielseither that or I'm missing my compiled directory03:13
\shi thought I smoke crack all the time...03:13
pittidaniels: I installed hoary for the moment :-) but I'll dist-upgrade my breezy later today03:14
danielsaha03:14
danielsdaniels@brainfreeze:~% setxkbmap -layout de03:14
danielsdaniels@brainfreeze:~% setxkbmap -layout us03:14
danielsdaniels@brainfreeze:~%03:14
\shdaniels: u mean, after zour upload mz germanz kezboard is working again?03:14
daniels\sh: yeah.  i'll post a set of instructions on ubuntu-devel on how to make X work again.03:14
\shdaniels: u ruly03:14
\sh+e even ,-)03:15
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Kamionmdz: ok to promote slang2 to main? since it's just a new upstream I imagine it doesn't need a main inclusion report03:15
mdzKamion: yes03:15
Kamionok, done; I left slsh alone, not sure anything uses that03:17
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CarlFKdue to bandwidth and no blank cd's, I am trying to use a thumb drive as a little apt-get repository - I have the .deb's - is there a command/guid for what I need to do to create Packages.gz and whatever else is needed?03:20
CarlFKhttps://www.bioinformatics.uwaterloo.ca/~tvinar/wiki/index.php?DebianLinuxPackaging03:21
\shhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/LocalAptGetRepositories03:22
\shsomething like this?03:22
CarlFKyeah - thanks03:22
CarlFKthat page seems overly complicated03:25
mdzdaniels: hey, no fair, you have setxkbmap??03:25
\shi don't know...I wrote this page ;9i03:25
\shfor me it's totally clear and easy ;)03:26
CarlFKi know how that goes... 03:27
infinitydaniels : Do I have my _XOPEN fixes?03:27
CarlFKdoesn't help that I don't know what is needed yet, so let me look this over and I'll figure out what I am talking about 03:28
danielsinfinity: yes03:29
danielsmdz: yeah, I'm cheating03:29
Amaranthcheater!03:29
danielsmdz: i'm smart, and haven't upgraded my xbase-clients or xutils :)03:29
infinitydaniels : \o/03:29
Amaranthgah03:29
danielsinfinity: x11proto-core and libx11 need to be the first to go03:29
danielsinfinity: i'm working out the dep chain for the rest03:29
danielsinfinity: so we can do this thing in less than six brute-force rebuild cycles :P03:30
infinityPicky, picky.03:30
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fabbionedaniels: mind to mail me the details on what orders they need to be built?03:31
lamontKamion: util-linux/slang2: want me to upload ftbfs source, or want to get libc6-dev to actually build with gcc-4.0?03:32
lamontKamion: for debian, that is.  builds fine for us03:32
danielsfabbione: um, can't tell you off the top of my heads, but I can tell you I'll have strict B-Ds03:34
danielsfabbione: if you build with my B-D chain, you won't be in any kind of trouble03:34
fabbionedaniels: so you are versioning the B-D ?03:34
infinityfabbione : Yes.03:34
fabbioneok03:34
fabbionethan i don't need to worry03:34
fabbionethanks03:34
infinityfabbione : He's doing it because he loves me almost as much as he loves the long island iced tea he'll get for doing so.03:35
fabbioneahaha03:35
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danielsinfinity: plus the one I'm going to get for xbase-clients.  a bonanza awaits me.03:35
fabbioneperfect.. i am off for one hour so.. -> unmelting brain03:35
infinityI'll need to negotiate a raise.03:36
danielsman, my friday night is *so* happening.03:36
ograparty !03:36
infinitydaniels : Suck it up, tomorrow night's going to be filled with drunken shenanigans.03:36
thomwhat are you crazy kids planning?03:36
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pittiHi thom03:37
danielsinfinity: ... maybe not so much.03:37
infinitythom : I'm planning on coming through with all my bribery promises if Daniel fixes X for me, s'all.03:37
thomheh, heh03:37
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infinitydaniels : Ack!  <3samXXX will be <3brokenXXX03:38
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danielsinfinity: have to travel to mum's in bendigo for some big farewell bbq she's having, and then have a 21st I have to go to sunday afternoon/evening/night; I'm going straight there from Bendigo.03:38
CarlFK\sh - can we talk about building repos here or should you join #ubuntu (where the 2 that actually need this is)03:38
danielsinfinity: DAMNIT03:38
danielsinfinity: look, we're going to tgi's next friday night03:38
danielspossibly before then also03:38
CarlFK\sh - er, the first Q shoudl be: do you have some time?03:38
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danielsinfinity: you taunt me03:38
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Kamionlamont: what's the libc6-dev problem?03:47
lamontKamion: Sid's /usr/include/rpc/xdr.h is ftbfs with gcc-4.0 (2.3.2-ds1-22)03:49
lamonthence nfsmount fails03:49
lamontit has lvalue casts in it03:50
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Kamionoh03:50
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\shCarlFK: right now no...03:56
elmoare we shipping with both oo2 and oo1 in breezy?03:57
TWDelmo: isn't oo2 supposed to be put off till november? or is that just to be in sink with soN+1?03:58
CarlFK\sh - no prob03:59
mdzelmo: oo1 should move to universe04:00
\shCarlFK: I'm working just now on the rest of merges for breezy...and some sources needs more love then others...04:00
TWDmdz: what's the status of oo2 wrt breezy?04:00
mdzTWD: oo2 has been the default in breezy for months04:01
Kamionalthough not for amd6404:09
ograsadly04:11
mdzhmm, speaking of which...04:12
mdzMithrandir: ping04:12
pittijbailey: ping04:14
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Amaranthwhew, PyXDG backend ported to the new API and it works04:25
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lamontKamion: and if there is no livecd rootfs for an arch, but there is a base rootfs, could we just flag that loudly (diff iso name?) and build a base iso?04:25
lamonte.g.: breezy-live-ia64-BASE.iso ?04:26
lamontotoh, when Mithrandir makes oo.o2 love amd64, it should be really close for ia6404:27
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infinitydaniels : Did you miss the versioned build-dep on libxfixes?04:44
infinitydaniels : It got built and uploaded, rather than dep-waited on the new libx11..04:44
danielsaFL:K#$#@R@#$OJU*@#$@#$04:46
danielscan you influence the outcome of libx{damage,composite}?04:46
danielsif they can be held until such a time as a new new libxfixes is in the archive, it'd be a great help04:47
infinityYup.  I think.  if I'm fast enough.  'Sec.04:47
danielsthey should be d-w on new libx11-dev and libxext-dev (which is itself d-w on new libx11-dev) anyway04:47
infinitySo, if I just make xext dep-wait on the new xfixes, we're set.04:49
danielsbut xfixes needs to itself be d-w on the new xext04:50
danielsmake libxdamage and libxcomposite d-w on libxfixes n04:50
danielswhere n is the next revision from whatever it is that I just uploaded04:50
elmoWTF?!?!04:50
elmohow did sparc beat powerpc?04:51
elmofabbione: did you cheat? :P04:51
danielsinfinity: 1:3.0.0-304:52
danielsinfinity: which is now uploaded04:52
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infinityYou got lucky.04:53
fabbioneelmo: ccache++04:55
infinityxdamage was built on 3 of 4 arches, but not uploaded yet.  Deleted the binaries.04:55
infinityIncidentally, I think that proves that it didn't have a proper build-dep on xext-dev, if you say it should have...04:55
fabbioneelmo: i told you had to build the same way as buildd do before upload..04:55
fabbioneelmo: so i just did sbuildded it twice in a raw = ccache is the winner04:56
danielsinfinity: oh, right04:56
danielsinfinity: libxdamage is one of the thpethul ones that doesn't use libXext04:56
danielsinfinity: what about libxcomposite?04:56
loolHi.  Is there anything I should initiate right now for the inclusion of a package in Ubuntu that I'm preparing for Debian?04:56
infinitydaniels : You didn't upload composite...04:57
fabbioneelmo: ain't my fault that ppc without ccache is slow04:57
ogralool, #ubuntu-motu is the right place :)04:57
elmofabbione: I know, just kidding dude04:57
loologra: okay, thanks.04:57
fabbioneelmo: eheheh04:57
fabbioneelmo: it's a weird feeling.. isn't it :P04:57
lool16:57 -!- Cannot join to channel #ubuntu-motu (You have joined to too many 04:58
loolchannels04:58
looldamn04:58
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danielsinfinity: err. 04:58
Amaranth/part #debian ;)04:58
danielsinfinity: ... yes I did.04:58
infinitydaniels : breezy-changes and wanna-build are both pointing at you and screaming "LIAR!"04:59
danielsinfinity: my inbox says it's you that's lying04:59
infinitydaniels : ACCEPTED?04:59
infinitydaniels : 1:0.2.0-3, I assume?05:00
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danielsinfinity: yeah, that05:01
danielsinfinity: see?  right all along.05:01
pittibrb05:01
pittioh, btw, daniels 05:02
pittidaniels: when you said "you fixed the keyboard", does this mean that a mere dist-upgrade heals everything?05:02
danielsyeah?05:02
pitticool05:03
pittiI have to boot into breezy anyway05:03
pittibrb05:03
danielsoh05:03
danielsnot yet05:03
danielsshit05:03
Amaranthhahaha05:03
danielsmaybe cvd was right int elling me I should go to bed05:03
Amaranththat's ok, i broke pitti's X yesterday05:04
danielscool05:04
danielsshare the love05:04
Amaranthwhat the shit, my X still works05:04
Amaranthgdmflexiserver does, anyway05:04
danielsAmaranth: i'll have to take care of that, then05:05
Amaranthhaha05:05
Amaranthso, does this mean i'm the only one fully upgraded that has a working X? :)05:06
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danielsyeah, probably, given I'm not fully upgraded05:06
Amaranthyou don't count05:07
Amaranthyou cheat05:07
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Kamionfabbione: shall I do linux-meta?05:15
fabbioneKamion: yes please..05:18
fabbionei just started dismounting the office for the planned we operations05:18
Kamionfabbione: done05:18
fabbioneKamion: thanks05:19
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pitti_daniels: still no luck, btw05:20
Kamionfabbione: whereabouts is aalib in sparc's queue?05:25
Kamionand slang2, for that matter05:25
danielspitti: yeah05:26
daniels16:03 < daniels> oh05:26
daniels16:03 -!- pitti [~pitti@195.227.105.180]  has quit [Remote closed the connection] 05:26
daniels16:03 < daniels> not yet05:26
daniels16:03 < daniels> shit05:26
Kamionfabbione: please dep-wait libsdl1.2 on libaa1-dev (>= 1.4p5-28ubuntu3); it needs to not build with ubuntu205:26
danielspitti: i meant I've fixed it over here, but it's not all been uploaded05:26
pittidaniels: ah, ok :-)05:26
pittidaniels: I'm back in hoary for the mozilla stuff anyway05:26
fabbioneKamion: done thanks05:27
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pittiKamion: btw, the hoary-amd64 installer did not create a grub entry for my i386/breezy partition - already fixed or shall I file a report?05:27
Kamionpitti: hmm, curious, please file that; component grub-installer for now, although it may well be os-prober05:28
fabbioneKamion: sparc is on a round of hoary-security05:28
fabbionenot sure about the breezy queue...05:28
fabbioneKamion: has libsdl1.2 been uploaded?05:29
lamontchecking for SXPM... configure: creating ./config.status05:30
lamontconfig.status: creating Makefile05:30
lamonthrm.. now what's wrong with that picture, I wonder?05:30
fabbionelamont: checking for SXPM... configure: creating ./config.status <- one line05:30
fabbionesomething wrong in detecting SXPM?05:30
Kamionfabbione: just doing so now05:31
danielslamont: it's just a simple missing echo05:31
fabbioneKamion: ok.. in what version?05:31
danielslamont: let me guess -- you're trying to build -1 or -2 or whatever05:31
Kamion(1.2.7+1.2.8cvs20041007-5.3ubuntu1)05:31
lamontdaniels: well....05:31
danielsthe one I didn't upload about half an hour ago05:31
fabbioneok thanks05:31
lamont-305:31
danielslamont: i.e. without libxt-dev installed05:31
danielshmm05:31
lamontdh_install --sourcedir=debian/tmp05:31
lamontcp: cannot stat `debian/tmp//usr/bin/sxpm': No such file or directory05:31
lamontdh_install: command returned error code 25605:31
lamontthat's where the error manifests itself05:31
danielsoh.05:31
danielss m r t.05:31
danielsyeah, I solved that in -305:31
danielsand now I will re-solve it in -405:31
lamontdude... that's -3... :)05:31
Kamions m r t?05:32
lamont"see me re-tard"?05:32
danielser05:32
danielsre-solve it in -505:32
danielssince libxext-dev doesn't get installed by libxt-dev05:32
danielsKamion: simpsons, i think.  someone going 'because i'm s-m-r-t smart'05:33
Kamionaha05:33
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infinityIt's a Homer quote, yes.05:34
lamontkdelibs is d-w dbus which is d-w kdelibs.  gonna have to bootstrap the bastard05:34
danielslook, I just threw libxpm -5 at the archive05:34
danielsanything further is infinity's problem05:34
Amaranthdid it bounce off?05:34
infinityLucky me.05:35
lamontright.  /me -> office05:35
danielsoh christ05:36
danielsanother, completely different, DEC licence05:36
danielsthis one's really stupid05:36
danielsbut entirely DFSG-free05:36
Amaranthdamn, how many different licenses does X have?05:36
infinityAnything like the "do whatever the fuck you want with this" license?05:36
lamont-awayApplying patch debian/patches/037_check-var ... failed! (check05:36
lamont-awayyeah krb405:36
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dverzollaHi, I want port the openoffice of Ubuntu-hoary to my default language (pt_BR). I find openoffice in the /pool/main/o/ directory. If I change the .deb's from default openoffice to my openoffice version this will work? My idea are do a CD for some students with total pt_BR support.05:38
danielsthere you go05:40
danielsas a special bonus extra, I just uploaded xkbutils05:40
danielswhich features random crappy useless xkb utilities05:41
danielsand xkbcomp and setxkbmap05:41
danielscheers05:41
loolfabbione: ping?05:41
Amaranthdaniels: i love you05:41
danielsi love me too05:41
siretart:)05:41
thom... every night?05:41
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danielsthom: watch it05:43
fabbionelool: pong?05:43
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infinityKamion : Does this mean I should take the sdl/aalib/slang stuff off my TODO for the evening? :005:46
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infinityKamion : Looks like you've taken it well in hand.  (when you're ready to retry all the transient deps that are FTBFS due to said transition, let me know)05:46
\shguys...whoever fixed firefox :) I bless you :)05:46
pitti\sh: the font issue?05:47
dverzollaI'm doing a Ubuntu-version for some students of my company. And I need to change the openoffice that come with hoary version, to openoffice.org.br (Brazilian Version). I want to know if I just change the packets in the /pool/main/o directorys will work in the installation. Or have some install-script that need to be changed too? 05:47
\shpitti: yes05:47
danielspitti: here's the deal05:47
danielspitti: if you have the latest xlibs and the latest xkeyboard-config, and coming from hoary, things should Just Work05:48
danielspitti: if files in xkeyboard-config are not installed, run dpkg -i --force-confmiss over it, but that should only happen with breezy->breezy upgrades, not hoary->breezy05:48
pittidaniels: that sounds good. In the last weeks I hacked up my X installation so much, I don't remember any more what I changed anyway05:48
danielspitti: then make sure you have xkbutils installed, when it passes NEW05:48
danielspitti: and make sure you have libx11 1:6.2.1+cvs.20050722-105:48
danielspitti: and you should have your stupid keyboard working05:49
pittidaniels: I think I'll just install the next colony CD05:49
danielsheh05:49
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pittinight daniels, and thanks05:49
\shcu daniels05:49
Kamioninfinity: basically I just wanted to get the core of it over and done with as fast as possible so that d-i was buildable again on the other side05:50
Kamion(currently refreshing my mirror so that I can test that)05:50
infinityKamion : Fair enough.  I don't generally complain when someone else steals items from my TODO.05:51
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MasoudHello05:51
Kamioninfinity: so the guts are done, but I don't want to spend much more time on the rest, so if you could take over chasing down stuff that needs to be retried and such, I'd be very grateful ...05:51
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infinityKamion : No problem.05:53
infinityKamion : I was shocked to see anyone doing anything about it, TBH. :005:53
\shguys...nice evening / day /morning /afternoon ... i have an appointment with some nice bottles of beer ;) cu tomorrow05:53
mdzhighvoltage: did you have a chance to test ThinClientHowto yet?  I'm desperate for feedback05:55
CarlFKmdz - even my feedback?05:55
CarlFK;)05:55
mdzCarlFK: any and all feedback05:56
CarlFKpoint me somewhere and I'll give it a spin05:56
ograCarlFK, http://wiki.ubuntu.com/ThinClientHowto05:57
CarlFKthaks05:57
ograCarlFK, needs breezy and its ltsp package 05:58
CarlFKorga - I have all the requirements - espicaly the "sense of adventure"05:59
dilingerhrm, so the upstream firefox 1.0.6 release broke the abi/api for extensions?05:59
ogradilinger, yes :(05:59
dilingerlovely05:59
ograCarlFK, hehe, go ahead then, test extensively ;)05:59
Amaranthwth06:00
Amaranth1.0.6 was released to fix an abi/api break that was on 1.0.506:00
pittiAmaranth: yes, but still 1.0.6 breaks with some extensions (like mozilla-tabextension)06:01
CarlFKogra - that same nuttiness lead me to make this page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LocalNetInstall06:01
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pittidilinger: I'll try to put some 1.0.6 patches on top of the current ones to improve it a bit06:02
Amaranthanyone file a bug in b.m.o?06:02
ograCarlFK, cool !06:03
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ograCarlFK, but isnt that covered by kickstart ? 06:03
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CarlFKorga or mdz - given that  /opt/ltsp wont exist before "...install ltsp-server", shouldn't the install come first?06:04
dilingerpitti: does upstream plan to release 1.0.7 to fix it, or are they leaving it to distributors to fix?06:05
pittidilinger: I'm not aware of any pending upgrade, but I didn't actually ask for it06:05
TWDdilinger: does upstream even know about the problem?06:05
dilingerTWD: you're asking me? :)06:05
dilingeri don't use firefox, but some of my coworkers were whining about it06:06
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TWDdilinger: I use firefox on XP @ work, haven't experianced any brackage on 1.0.606:06
Kamioninfinity: er ... newt/i386 build looks hosed through no fault of the package - can you fix?06:07
TWDmy firefoxes @ home are all <=1.0.4 so...06:07
CarlFKogra - the LocalNetInstall thing is the only one I have seen that is 100% lan - no CD's, floppys, thumbdrives, etc.06:08
ograCarlFK, hmm, i would assume kickstart can do the same (i never tried it though)06:09
seb128pitti: still working on firefox I guess?06:09
CarlFKbut kickstart doesn't do the dhcp/pxe stuff, so I rolled it all into one page06:09
pittiseb128: I finished fixing mozilla, it has the same issues; works, but crashes with extensions06:10
Kamionogra: you need 90% of that howto to get kickstart-over-network up and running anyway06:10
pittiseb128: I'll try to get the API changes from 1.0.6 on Monday, I'm too tired now06:10
ograKamion, ah, i didnt know that... (as i said, only assumptions)06:10
pittiseb128: now I fix the remaining zlib issues, then I'll look at your package06:10
seb128pitti: k, let me know if you can have a shot on launchpad-integration, the code is quite small and from jamesh, should not be a lot of work to you ...06:11
seb128pitti: k, thanks06:11
seb128pitti: no hurry, I'm blocked by xorg b0rkages atm to build GNOME stuff06:11
pittiseb128: oh, I didn't actually plan to audit the code - is there anything we need to be scared of? setuid and the like?06:11
seb128pitti: no, but what are reviewing so? 06:12
seb128s/are/are you/06:12
pittiseb128: security and bug history, and packaging normally06:12
pittiseb128: for this package it is quite pathetic06:12
seb128pitti: it's 0.0, jamesh made that for the spec06:12
pittiseb128: if jamesh wrote it and you packaged it, then there's not much I need to do06:12
CarlFKKamion - hi.  has the number of chars that can be passed as kernel parameters to the .. um... setup kernel? been expanded yet?  - it causes me headaches06:12
seb128and I've packaged it using CDBS, I don't expect big issues06:12
seb128pitti: yeah, that's why I think too06:13
seb128s/why/what/ grrr06:13
pittiseb128: the review is actually meant for people who want to include external security-relevant software, it doesn't really fit here anyway06:13
pittiseb128: so just have it promoted then06:13
seb128pitti: I've asked if we can push directly, Kamion said to pass the review process ... so here we go06:13
KamionCarlFK: yes, it was expanded in 2.6.9 so it shouldn't be causing you trouble in hoary06:13
pittiseb128: ok, I take a look at it, shouldn't be much work anyway06:14
seb128thanks06:14
Kamionif there's no set-id code involved it shouldn't be a problem, but since it clearly talks to the network I thought it was worth checking over06:14
pittiseb128: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/launchpad-integration/ -> no debs06:16
pittiseb128: and it is already in main06:16
pitti??06:16
pittiah, the debs are in universe06:16
seb128ups, sorry, I've filled the page while it was building06:17
pittioh, gf alert06:19
infinityKamion : Fixed.06:21
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highvoltagemdz: lots of things have come in the way, but i'm also eager to see how it works (sounds quite different to a normal ltsp install), so i'll try it tonight.06:24
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pittiseb128: I reviewed the code (wasn't that much), looks fine06:29
seb128pitti: cool, thanks06:29
seb128pitti: I didn't expect jamesh's code to be bad anyway :p06:30
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infinityKamion : Thanks for the heads-up.06:31
Kamioninfinity: cool, I see it in accepted now, thanks06:31
Kamionthat should be enough for d-i to build properly06:32
elmolamont/infinity: {hoary-cat,breezy-{auto,}test} should be up, and breezy-autotest has a test package in it; please kick the buildds to know/care at your convenience06:40
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infinityelmo : hoary-cat?06:41
=== infinity missed that memo.
lamontelmo/infinity: I'll kick them06:41
elmoinfinity: local suite for looocaaaal people06:41
lamontinfinity: admin crap06:41
infinityelmo : Oh, CAT, right, brain fart.06:42
infinityelmo : Why do we not have that in Debian for DSA as well?... DSA builds being done by hand is lame.06:42
elmoinfinity: probably should06:44
lamontinfinity: fwiw, -cat requires editing buildd.conf to not exclude it, -autotest requires building the chroot.  that's in progress now06:44
lamontelmo: if you send me info on the upload queue for hoary-cat, I'll upload some pristene source.06:45
elmolamont: same as breezy-{auto,}test ?06:46
elmotho, hum, I wonder what keyring it's using06:46
lamontelmo: was hoping for somewhere outside the DC that would accept the uploads and forward them happily along06:46
lamontbut that's because I'm lazy06:46
elmoI could probably open port 21 to rockhopper06:47
elmoI'll need to keyring-ize you06:47
elmoand fix breezy-test to use the normal keyring too - meh06:47
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=== lamont grabs gcc-4.0 and beats it against the wall
lamonttime to fix the breezy.buildd file...06:48
lamontKamion: or did you already do that?06:48
Kamion      base="apt binutils cpio cpp cpp-4.0 dpkg-dev g++ g++-4.0 gcc gcc-4.0 ${LIBC6}-dev libdb4.2 libgdbm3 libstdc++6-4.0-dev linux-kernel-headers make patch perl perl-modules"06:48
elmois our debootstrap using priorities yet?06:48
Kamionis that right?06:49
Kamionelmo: yes06:49
elmok06:49
lamontKamion: I think so...06:49
Kamionelmo: although I'd still like Build-Essential: yes headers like Debian has, then the hardcoded buildd list could go away too06:49
Kamionlamont: (breezy.buildd is rolled into breezy now, btw)06:49
fabbioneKamion: wooo... neat d-i upload..06:51
fabbione   * build/pkg-lists/cdrom/sparc.cfg: Use dependency resolution for06:51
fabbione     nic-modules.06:51
fabbionewhat does that mean?06:51
fabbione(if you have time to explain)06:51
Kamionmost of the other pkg-lists did that already, it was just tidying up really06:52
fabbionehmm ok06:52
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serverhmm06:52
fabbioneKamion: was it painful the udeb cleanup?06:52
Kamionso it means that util/pkg-list will go off and fetch dependencies of nic-modules if they aren't explicitly listed, rather than going "duh, can't install that"06:52
lamontKamion: ok06:52
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fabbioneahh nice :)06:52
Kamionfabbione: relatively straightforward, although I haven't looked at the initrd size changes yet06:52
serverjust upgraded breezy and I got /usr/bin/startx doesn't exit :-)06:52
fabbioneKamion: ok.. we will see it tomorrow i guess06:53
Amaranthserver: Time to downgrade. :)06:53
KamionI hope before that, I'd like to get a functional 2.6.12-4 CD set today06:53
serverAmaranth cool =)06:53
fabbioneKamion: ok. but if they become too big there is nothing i can do till monday06:54
Kamionsure06:54
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fabbionei am left with one machine up only...06:55
lamontKamion: please add libstdc++6 to the package list... :-(07:00
lamontright next to libstdc++507:00
fabbionelamont: and gpg07:00
fabbionewe need that too now in the buildd for apt auth07:01
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Kamionlamont: er ... no libstdc++5 there07:03
Kamionlamont: adding libstdc++6, though. ack gnupg?07:04
Kamiongnupg has a big wodge of dependencies which are kind of unpleasant to add07:05
lamontno gnupg07:05
lamontapt's management of the chroot is done outside the chroot --> gpg in the real root07:06
Kamionok07:06
=== lamont just looked and couldn't see where libstdc++5 was getting pulled in...
lamontbut after the debootstrap fails, I have libstdc++5, but not 6.  (ppc)07:06
Kamion--resolve-deps?07:07
lamonton the debootstrap command?07:07
Kamionbeats me, though07:07
Kamionyeah07:07
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Kamion0.3.1.4ubuntu2 should fix, anyhow07:08
Kamionlamont: what's the priority of libstdc++5 on your local mirror?07:09
Kamionlibstdc++5 is in section 'base' at priority 'optional'07:09
highvoltagewill the hoary firefox package be called "mozilla-firefox" or "firefox"? I see it's currently "firefox" in breezy?07:10
lamontKamion: this is in the DC07:12
diemanhmm07:12
diemanfirefox 1.0.6 supposedly disables all extensions07:13
diemanon upgrade07:13
lamontKamion: but --resolve-deps seems to be a good thing to have anyway07:13
Kamionyeah07:13
seb128hum07:13
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lamontKamion: so I depend: >=0.3.1.4ubuntu2, or just >0.3?07:13
lamontfor --resolve-deps that is07:13
seb128what is the right seed for launchpad-integration? desktop?07:13
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Kamionlamont: 0.3.007:14
Kamionseb128: yes, I think so07:14
seb128thanks07:14
Kamionwon't other things in desktop depend on it anyway though?07:14
seb128yeah07:15
seb128so no need to seed it?07:16
Kamionnope07:16
seb128k07:16
seb128thanks07:16
Kamionnp07:16
fabbioneKamion: slang2 transition is only d-i and aalib for main, right?07:20
Kamionlibsdl1.2 too07:20
fabbioneyes that one too07:20
Kamionpossibly a few other things, I didn't check exhaustively07:20
fabbioneok07:20
fabbioneno i remember no more than 307:20
lamontutil-linux07:20
Kamionoh yes, that too07:20
fabbione  slang2_2.0.4-407:21
fabbione  aalib_1.4p5-28ubuntu307:21
fabbioneok.. they are queued in the right order07:21
fabbionelibsdl is not even here yet07:21
Treenaksfabbione: libsdl1.2debian 1.2.7+1.2.8cvs20041007-5.3ubuntu1 you mean?07:22
infinitydaniels : What happened to the libxt and libxpm uploads that a bunch of your other stuff seems to dep-wait on?07:22
fabbioneTreenaks: i am talking about sparc and my local mirror.. don't worry07:22
Kamionlibcaca could probably do with an upload soon too07:22
Treenaksfabbione: *phew* ok :)07:23
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fabbioneit's so weird to sit in an almost empty office :)07:23
Kamionah, I think libcaca is dep-wait07:24
Kamionyeah, it's building against slang2 now07:24
Kamionthen there's some gstreamer and xine stuff, and kdeaddons07:25
infinitydaniels : Make that just libxt, libxpm is just waiting on that.07:25
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Mithrandirmdz: pong?07:28
Keybukgrr @ strange 2.6.12 bug where machine dies during acpi events07:28
mdzMithrandir: wanted to talk about oo.o2-amd6407:28
Mithrandirmdz: hmm, I'm on my way out the door, can we do it a bit later?07:29
Mithrandiror tomorrow or something?07:29
KeybukJul 22 12:13:37 localhost kernel: [4307811.360000]      ACPI-1172: *** Error: Method execution failed [\_TZ_.C1E8]  (Node df9c3ec0), AE_AML_PACKAGE_LIMIT07:30
KeybukJul 22 12:13:37 localhost kernel: [4307811.360000]      ACPI-1172: *** Error: Method execution failed [\_TZ_.C1E7]  (Node df9c3ee0), AE_AML_PACKAGE_LIMIT07:30
KeybukJul 22 12:13:37 localhost kernel: [4307811.360000]      ACPI-1172: *** Error: Method execution failed [\_TZ_.TZ2_._TMP]  (Node df9c1760), AE_AML_PACKAGE_LIMIT07:30
Keybuk^ hmm, that looks evil07:30
mdzMithrandir: soon, we're running short of time (feature freeze)07:30
KeybukThermal Zone not-working-ness07:30
TreenaksKeybuk: scary.. which manufacturer? did it work before?07:31
Mithrandirmdz: hmm, I can make one, similar to ooo1-amd6407:31
KeybukTreenaks: HP, yes07:31
mdzMithrandir: right, how much time do you think it will take?07:31
dverzolla I'm burning a CD with Ubuntu-Hoary, but I need to change de default xorg.conf file that come with installation. Anyone knows how I can do this?07:32
TreenaksKeybuk: Strange... but AE_AML_PACKAGE_LIMIT looks  like the kernel now has better bounds-checking or something like that?07:32
Keybukno idea07:32
Mithrandirmdz: with kde and gnome support libs or just gnome?07:32
mdzdverzolla: there is no default; it's created dynamically based on hardware detection07:32
mdzMithrandir: preferably both07:32
Keybukwonder whether that's related to the "SYSTEM HAS REACHED SILLY TEMPERATURE" errors that were causing people's machines to be shutdown07:32
mdzMithrandir: want to send me quotes for both scenarios?07:33
dverzollamdz: I need change a configure, because all my monitors are 17". I need put 2 lines in Monitor Section. How I can do it?07:33
Mithrandirmdz: I'm starting to work full-time mid of next week, do you still need a quote? :-)07:33
Kamion(hooray)07:34
mdzdverzolla: please ask in a support channel, mailing list or forum07:34
dverzollasupport are #ubuntu?07:34
mdzMithrandir: oh, I thought it wasn't until mid-august for some reason. cool.07:34
mdzdverzolla: yes, see /topic07:34
dverzollaok thanks07:34
Mithrandirmdz: I think it'll take a day or so, but I'm not sure about the kde stuff, so that's an unknown factor.07:36
infinitydaniels : Ahh, I see, xt's upload is waiting on a libsm upload, which may or may not require a libice upload, and so on.  I'll catch up with you in the morning about it.07:36
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Mithrandirinfinity: how so?07:37
jsgotangcoman i gotta sleep too07:37
jsgotangcoheh07:37
Mithrandirwell, off.  See you around.07:38
infinityMithrandir : One define, deep in a core X header is bubbling up to everything under the sun, causing half of GNOME to FTBFS.  We're cleaning it from the ground up, which takes some dependency wrangling and very tight build-deps to make sure it's reproducibly sane.07:38
lamontKamion: fyi: I: Resolving dependencies of required packages...07:38
lamontI: Resolving dependencies of base packages...07:39
lamontI: Found additional required dependencies: binutils cpio cpp cpp-4.0 dpkg-dev g++ g++-4.0 gcc gcc-4.0 libc6-dev libdb4.2 libgdbm3 libstdc++6 libstdc++6-4.0-dev linux-kernel-headers make patch perl perl-modules07:39
Kamioninfinity: is evolution-exchange really being rebuilt? it's been in Building state for a day or so07:39
Kamionsorry, that's on amd6407:39
infinityKamion : No, but that's easy to solve.07:39
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Kamionlamont: odd, most of those are there already07:39
Kamioninfinity: thanks07:39
lamontinfinity: ls build-breezy-autotest/07:40
lamontchroot-breezy-autotest  ref-breezy-autotest07:40
lamontKamion: thats debootstrap --resolve-deps --include=fakeroot,build-essential, ...07:40
lamonts/, / /07:40
Kamionlamont: --variant=buildd?07:40
lamontyea07:41
lamontdebootstrap --resolve-deps --arch ${arch} --include=fakeroot,build-essential --variant=buildd $rel $root $MIRROR07:42
lamontto be completey truthful. :-)07:42
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hub_hey bradb-lunch 07:43
lamontI: Base system installed successfully.07:44
lamontgrep: build-breezy-autotest/chroot-breezy-autotest/etc/shadow: No such file or directory07:44
lamontgiggle07:44
KamionI don't think the base system has ever enabled shadow ...?07:45
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lamontcould be my script07:45
Kamionthere was talk of putting 'shadowconfig on' in passwd.config or passwd.postinst or something recently07:45
lamontyep07:45
Kamionhmm, gcc-4.0-base missing too, whoops07:46
lamont    f=${root}/etc/shadow; grep -q "^${U}:" $f 2>/dev/null || echo ${U}:\*:$(getent shadow ${U} | cut -d: -f3-9) >> $f07:46
lamontis what it says _now_07:46
Kamionwhat's that supposed to do?07:46
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lamontclone the shadow entry for $U into the chroot07:52
lamontunless he already exists there07:52
lamontwell, with no password07:53
Kamionah07:53
lamontotherwise, you get this:07:53
lamontsu: Authentication service cannot retrieve authentication info.07:53
siretartDoes anyone know how many participants the Laptop Testing program has?07:53
bradbhey hub_ :)07:54
hub_siretart: how can one apply ?07:54
lamontKamion: and thanks for making me look - reminded me why I was getting that error in the user chroots I just built...08:00
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Kamionelmo: are you around to do d-i byhands, or shall I do it?08:05
elmoI was waiting for ia6408:05
elmobut I can do it now if you like08:05
Kamionah, fair enough, that's fine08:05
Kamionoh, ia64 failed08:05
Kamiondep-wait newer kernel I think08:06
Kamionelmo: yeah, if I could have them now that'd be good, so I can do an amd64/i386/powerpc CD build08:06
dverzollaAnyone knows a good developer maillist from canonical?08:06
elmoKamion: done08:07
Kamionthanks08:07
lamontinfinity: installing new buildd-config on all the buildd's and restarting, btw08:16
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Kamionmdz: so, as far as I can tell, we included alsa-base in the base system in order to get hotplug blacklisting08:21
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Kamionmdz: however, almost all of the hotplug blacklisting functionality has moved to linux-sound-base, with the exception of three remaining entries in /etc/hotplug/blacklist.d/alsa-base that aren't shipped in our kernels anyway08:21
Kamionmdz: alsa-base pulls in alsa-utils, which is pretty big for minimal (1MB), and also libasound2 (300KB or so). Can I move it to standard and just leave linux-sound-base in minimal?08:23
lamontI want an option to apt that says 'and mark _everything_ new you install as pending-purge08:25
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Kamionmdz: hmm, although I'm not sure whether installing alsa-base will be enough to load modules listed in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base08:47
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Kamionthat's annoying, 1.5MB of stuff just for some modprobes08:48
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dokodaniels: regarding 10946, are the .png icons still be built from the xorg source?08:57
Kamionah, that explains why fresh installs are utterly broken - missing mkfontdir => X can't find fixed font => falls over08:59
dokoelmo: please could you update the breezy-ppc64 chroot, install davis:~doko/gcc/snap/gcc-snapshot_20050722-2_powerpc.deb, and libpng3's and xorg's build-deps?09:00
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dokomdz: can you investigate the grave rrdtool bug reports, or should somebody else do this? needed for sensord and python-rrdtool09:03
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mdzKamion: yes, I believe that was the rationale (hotplug blacklisting)09:10
mdzKamion: is the modprobe stuff actually required?09:10
mdzKamion: its only purpose seems to be to run /etc/init.d/alsa start when a card is detected09:10
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Kamionmdz: that does stuff like setting default levels, which I guess we want09:14
mdzKamion: our strategy for base had been that it should include hardware detection bits09:15
Kamiongod, this is such a twisty little maze of scripts09:15
mdzKamion: but perhaps we should split that into "minimal hardware detection bits" and "standard hardware detection bits"09:15
Kamionwell, the relevant distinction for me is that standard is installed after the first reboot09:15
Kamionalso, base == minimal + standard, so ...09:16
Kamionhow come alsa-base.postinst doesn't run /etc/init.d/alsa-base start?09:16
Kamionif it did that, it could equally well be installed before or after the first reboot, I think09:19
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highvoltagemdz: any way to make ltsp-build-client more verbose?09:21
highvoltageit's really boring on slow connections ;)09:21
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mdzhighvoltage: it should be possible to use a CD to bootstrap it09:26
mdz(a breezy CD, of course)09:26
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surfduewow09:36
surfduefancy09:36
surfdueis there is UBUNTU witha K gets developed?09:36
surfduesweeet09:36
highvoltagesurfdue: who are you talking to?09:37
highvoltageand what are you actually asking? perhaps you want #ubuntu?09:38
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tseng#kubuntu, rather.09:38
highvoltageah, ok. now the question makes more sense :)09:38
surfduenah09:38
surfduei want to watch development09:39
surfdueis there where you watch it?09:39
Riddellsurfdue: myscreen.org/riddell09:39
tsengRiddell: hardcore09:39
surfdueim sorry is there where i watch ubuntu development09:39
surfdueit would be correct?09:39
highvoltagewatch -n 0 #ubuntu-devel ?09:39
surfduehey do you sell popcorn?09:40
surfdueits getting very intersting09:40
highvoltagesurfdue: what is your first language?09:40
surfdueand may i ask, how can X be broken?09:41
surfduechinese09:41
surfduechow ming, 09:41
tsengsupport questions are in #ubuntu please.09:41
highvoltagesurfdue: rm -Rf /etc/X11/xorg.conf09:41
surfduenah :D09:42
surfdueid rather not09:42
surfdueit may mess up my chee09:42
tsenghighvoltage: i dont think that would break it very hard09:42
surfduewha what highvoltage ?09:42
surfduehow doi do that09:42
highvoltagetseng: enough to get rid of surfdue 09:42
surfduecan u say it in chinese i dont speak english09:43
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lamontmake[4] : Entering directory `/build/buildd/firefox-1.0.6/security/nss/cmd/lib'09:43
lamontCreating ../../../../dist/public/seccmd09:43
lamont/bin/sh: ../../../coreconf/nsinstall/Linux2.6_hppa_glibc_PTH_OPT.OBJ/nsinstall: No such file or directory09:43
lamontyea firefox!09:43
surfdueim not on ubuntu09:43
surfdueim on windows09:43
surfdueubuntu is on my desktop09:43
surfdueim on my laptop09:44
smurfixlamont: looks like you're having fun09:44
surfduehighvoltage,  do you know what a henway is?09:44
tsengsurfdue: please direct support questions to #ubuntu, and leave chatter out of -devel09:44
lamontsmurfix: just trying to build stuff09:44
lamontsurfdue: last warning.09:44
surfdueok09:44
surfdueim sorry sir09:44
surfdueor madam09:44
surfdueill leave now i gess09:44
surfdueum on xchat where is the close cutton?09:45
surfduehehe i cant find it09:45
surfdue:|09:45
surfdueu should just kick me09:45
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surfduei think it will work09:45
surfduety in advanced09:45
surfduehehe where is the popcord again?09:45
lamontbtw, the X in the top left09:45
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lamonthrm.. now where was that auto-identify howto hiding?09:46
tsengirssi?09:47
tsengnope, sorry.09:47
lamontxchat09:51
lamontgoogle to the rescue09:54
elmodoko: breezy-ppc64 is obsolete?09:55
dokoyes, I did want an install of a hand-built gcc-snapshot and libpng3 in the chroot, so I think it's better not to use the standard chroot?09:59
elmooh, ok, meh09:59
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hervehello10:13
hervecould we sync devscript from debian?10:14
herveouch, have seen the ftbfs on some archs10:14
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elmodoko: should be done10:16
dokoelmo: thanks10:19
seb128elmo: can you move "launchpad-integration liblaunchpad-integration0 liblaunchpad-integration-dev" to main? It has been approved by pitti10:23
elmois it seeded or depeneded on by something?10:23
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dokoelmo: last install for today in the breezy-ppc64 chroot: davis:~doko/png/libpng12*deb and the build-deps for linux-source-2.6.12 and xcursorgen10:34
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herveguys, just to be sure, I can upload packages to universe when a bug for merging was open?10:35
elmodoko: done10:36
elmoseb128: ?10:36
siretartherve: sure!10:42
hervesiretart, hehe :-)10:43
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seb128elmo: it's going to be a depends for other packages ... should I upload (which will go to a FTBFS) before moving it?10:46
elmoseb128: I've moved it, but if it shows up in my to-demote list, I'll send the gtk-bug poliz after you :p10:47
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dilingermm. xorg and firefox are driving my load up to 610:55
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elmoOPERATION BREEZY-AUTOTEST IS AT MAXIMUM THROTTLE.  THAT IS ALL.11:05
=== Mez lols at elmo
=== Mez wonders how backports are going
lamontMez: they're totally dead in the water until breezy-autotest catches up.11:06
lamontsince autotest gets priority over backports on the buildds11:06
Mezah11:06
Mez:P11:06
dokoelmo: you're going to test-compile the archive?11:06
elmolamont: oh, it does?11:07
elmoerr, we should fix that11:07
lamontelmo: it does11:07
elmoknocking backports off for a week is harsh11:07
lamont# The order is as follows (as present):11:07
lamont#  *-security11:07
lamont#  *-updates11:07
lamont#  ${current} == development release11:07
lamont#  *-cat11:07
lamont#  *-test11:07
lamont#  *-autotest11:07
lamont#  *-backports11:07
elmocan we reverse the last two?11:08
elmosorry, I know I oked that list, but I was wrong11:08
elmoit doesn't have to be all buildds, just one per arch will do for now11:08
lamontyeah - I'll give backports at least one per arch11:08
Mezelmo, have you poked anything to build for backports yet (and have you gotten rid of dpkg from them!)11:08
elmomez: killed dpkg yes11:09
Mezbut not poked anything yet :D (even with my MASSIVE list :P)11:09
elmowill do the others in a bit, sorry, really had to get breezy-at started11:09
Mezelmo, no worrys11:09
Mezjust poke me when they're started, so i can publiceise the new apt sources11:09
elmook11:10
Mezo_O11:11
MezI'm getting major issues on security.ubuntu.com11:11
lamont-backports gets priority on the left hand column. (rothera, floe, adare, crested)11:12
elmomerci11:12
lamontbitte11:12
lamont:-)11:12
MezErr http://security.ubuntu.com hoary-security/restricted Packages11:13
Mez  This HTTP server has broken range support [IP: 82.211.81.151 80] 11:13
Mezw00t :D 11:13
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mdzjbailey: ping?11:24
Mezwtf @ backports.archive.ubuntu.com11:25
elmomez: that sounds like a broken transparent proxy11:28
Mezhuh ?11:28
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elmo22:13 < Mez>   This HTTP server has broken range support [IP: 82.211.81.151 80] 11:28
elmo^-- that11:28
Mezoh... lol :D I dont use a proxy elmo :d11:28
elmothat's why I said transparent ...11:28
Mezoh lol11:29
elmoISPs often proxy port 80 traffic without your knowledge/consent11:29
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Mezdidnt see that11:29
Mezelmo, all the others work fine though11:29
elmoall the other what?11:29
Mezservers11:29
elmoarchive.ubuntu.com == security.ubuntu.com11:29
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Mezlol11:30
elmosecurity changes more frequently, so it's likely you're just seing the problem there because it's actually changed11:30
Mezthat's annoying11:30
Mezhttp://siretart.tauware.de/revu/details.py?upid=16411:30
Mezgrr11:31
MezFailed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hoary-backports/Release.gpg  Bad header line [IP: 82.211.81.138 80] 11:31
siretartMez: try using a proxy11:31
Mezlol, to be fair though - it's weird11:31
MezI'm getting some hits on security.u.c but some errors11:31
MezIgn http://security.ubuntu.com hoary-security/restricted Packages11:32
MezHit http://security.ubuntu.com hoary-security/universe Packages11:32
MezErr http://security.ubuntu.com hoary-security/restricted Packages11:32
Mez  This HTTP server has broken range support [IP: 82.211.81.151 80] 11:32
siretartMez: try using a proxy11:32
Mezsiretart, I cant be arsed to find one11:32
Mezhmm,11:33
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Amaranthshit11:45
Amaranthi lost my hoary CD and i'm out of blanks11:45
Amaranthso i really am stuck on windows11:45
xhakeryou? this must be a dream11:45
xhakerlol11:45
Amaranthmy linux HD crashed11:46
Amaranthoverheated during a fsck11:46
xhakeri know.. the 17 error in grub and al11:46
xhakerall11:46
Amaranthyeah11:46
xhakeryou shoudl have some cdrw in there11:46
xhakerrewritable media i mean11:47
Amaranthi guess this means smeg 0.8 is on hold indefinitely11:47
xhakeris it really that hard to get media 11:47
Amaranthwhen i have zero money, yes11:47
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xhakercan your pc boot from usbdisks?11:48
Amaranthdon't have one :P11:48
xhakerpen drive11:48
xhaker:P11:49
xhakerme neither11:49
xhakeri'm out of options11:49
xhakeror should i say.. you're out of options11:49
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xhakerluis_, are you portuguese?11:51
luis_no11:51
luis_sorry11:52
xhakeryour name is11:52
luis_name is cuban/spaniard, technically11:52
xhakerAmaranth, you can always try your neighbours..11:53
Amaranthha11:53
Amaranthi've never met them11:53
xhakerso today is a good day to meet them11:54
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xhaker:P11:54
xhaker"Hi, i'm your neighbour from upstairs. I run out of blank media."11:55
hub_Amaranth: just order some ubuntu cds from the website11:55
xhakerhub_, i think he would like to have it before october11:56
xhakerlol11:56
hub_xhaker: can't get Warty anymore ?11:56
Amaranthhub_: ha, i've had those on order since before hoary shipped11:56
Amaranths/shipped/released/11:56
hub_Amaranth: can you wait a few days ?11:56
mdkei know this is OT but is anyone available to help me debug why a cronjob is not working on our docteam linode server?11:56
hub_Amaranth: 'cause I can ship you one if want. a burnt one11:56
Amaranthhub_: i can wait however long it takes :)11:57
hub_Amaranth: mail your snail mail to hub@figuiere.net11:57
xhakerAmaranth, i received mine, took awhile but i got them. all the way to Portugal11:57
hub_Amaranth: I'll send you a hoary11:57
hub_Amaranth: tell me wish arch you want11:57
hub_which11:57
Amaranthhub_: x8611:57
hub_k11:57
Amaranthcolony 2, if you could11:57
hub_okay11:57
hub_put that in the mail11:58
hub_I'll just download and burn11:58
hub_and send it to you by snail mail11:58
xhakercommunities rock11:58
xhakerlol11:58
hub_you want the install, right ?11:58
xhakeryes.. he wants the install media11:59
hub_just to make sure :-)11:59
xhaker:)11:59

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