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lamontI can't kill things from the archive once they're there12:01
lamontinfinity: you around?12:02
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ograMez, konversation is up12:02
Mezty12:03
hughsieogra: email sent to maintainers of libnotify12:04
Burgundaviaogra, I promised the inkscape developers that I would try and get .42 in Breezy, if I had to use my last dying breath, so I have to try. The majority of the inkscape devs use Ubuntu as well12:04
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ograhughsie, wow, thanks :)12:04
ogra\sh, to late :p12:05
\shogra: i said yesterday ;)12:05
Mezlol @ ogra's changelog12:05
ograits over :)12:05
Mez   * bumped cdbs build-dep back to 0.4.21 to make backports happy12:05
Mez     the "dont ask me again for KDE packages, how can a IRC client12:05
Mez     be 7MB big ?" release12:05
\shogra: i heard you and I will work on xorg today to give daniels some rest? ;)12:06
ograhehe12:06
\shspreading rumours...I had to close all private chat windows here because of your firefox sentence ,-)12:07
hughsieogra: http://www.interplace.com/gif/mrjihad.jpg12:07
hughsiei just wet myself :-)12:08
ograheh12:08
\shogra: and I thought daniels writes poetry in his changelogs ;)12:11
ogra:) i try to keep up with him :)12:12
ajmitch\sh: you'll have to start spicing up your changelo entries now that they'll be for main :)12:12
\shajmitch: no problem...I will learn some new words from JaneW, afrikaans that is ;)12:13
ajmitchhehe12:13
=== \sh is going to bed now...G'night everybody :) And again: thx a lot :)
pittigood night12:23
Nafalloinfinity: rock php5!12:25
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hughsiepitti, ogra: I've got to sleep now as I'm working tmw. If either of you two see daniels can you ask him about the dbus thing please.12:36
MezBackports announced: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=27325312:36
ograhughsie, sure, i'll do... have a nice night...12:36
hughsieogra: cool, thanks. See you guys tomorrow.12:37
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ograyep, thanks for all the effort, night12:37
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Mezwas that to me ogra?12:39
Mezhmm, wow... It's even updated my xcaht vesion - we didnt backport that again12:39
ograMez, nope, to hughsie12:39
Mezah12:39
Mez:D12:39
Mezw00t for official backports12:39
Mezhehe :D12:39
Mezogra, can you link this topic in #ubuntu's topic12:40
Mezhttp://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=273253#post27325312:40
Mezwait12:40
MezI'll tinyurl it12:40
Mezhttp://tinyurl.com/8f93v12:41
Mezjust add something regarding backports :D and point to that12:41
ograMez, can you ask Amaranth or crimsun ? i'm about to go to bed12:41
Mezah kk12:41
Mezif they're awake12:41
crimsun(reading backscroll)12:41
ograMez, there are more admins...12:41
Mezkik12:42
Mezcrimsun, can you di it ?12:42
crimsunsure, sec.12:42
Mezty12:42
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|rockinnerd|Hello, all. I am trying to do what is described here: http://componentizedlinux.org/Members/ghe_rivero/howtos_for_dummies/howto_dummies_part_1 with a hoary base from archive.ubuntu.com/hoary.  do you consider this a good idea to figure out how ubuntu and other debian-based systems work "under the hood"?12:48
Burgundavia|rockinnerd|, progeny is not a normal linux distro. They are doing wierd and cool things12:48
|rockinnerd|I'm basically doing what they say, but instead of using sid, i'm using hoary12:49
Burgundaviayou may break your distro, so don;t do that on your main box12:49
|rockinnerd|... and trying to figure out how anaconda works12:49
|rockinnerd|Burgundavia, i'm working in a chroot environment, can i still break it?12:50
Burgundaviano idea12:50
\mbp|rockinnerd|: less likely, but still possible12:51
\mbpdepending on how much experience you have with such things12:51
\mbps///much less likely12:51
|rockinnerd|Also, here's an idea: How about a Ubuntu Net installer? It can just debootstrap the base system (no x11) from the cd, and then launch Aptitude to allow people to configure exactly what is on their distro12:51
|rockinnerd|thx Burgundavia and \mbp12:52
Mez|rockinnerd|, I broke my comp with a chroot12:52
MezI linked /tmp into it so I could use X12:52
Mezand managed to wipe it when I logged out of the pbuild!12:52
|rockinnerd|huh.12:53
|rockinnerd|btw does the archive.ubuntu.com/hoary have _all_ of the packages that are available to ubuntu, or just the bare minimum?12:55
crimsun(that's more a #ubuntu question, but archive has the _official_ ones)12:56
|rockinnerd|shit, it's trying to install over my base system12:56
Keybuksabdfl's alarm just went off for the TB meeting12:56
Keybukexplains why he's always late ... :o)12:57
Burgundaviarofl12:57
luis_he using evo? ;)12:57
tsengoh right, tuesday12:57
Mezlol @ Keybuk 12:57
Keybukluis_: his strange phone contraption12:58
luis_ah12:58
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schweebdaniels: hah, nice changelog on xauth01:13
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Mezno CD does01:25
Mezcept AOL01:25
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TerminXugh, I upgraded today and now gedit won't work with files on mounted SMB shares01:26
AegirHmm, interesting effect when the ink doesnt completly dry on the CD when you put it in the drive...01:27
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AegirAtleast the ink's dry now...01:27
AegirBRB...01:27
Mezlol @ Aegir01:32
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jphi all01:39
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Burgundaviamdz, got another request for you. Sync screem from unstable. The current version (which is the same one in hoary) is very unstable and hangs frequently02:15
mdzBurgundavia: send email to james@ubuntu.com, CC me, with rationale and subject [sync]  <package>_<version>02:16
MezBurgundavia, poke elmo for that :D02:16
Mezlol02:16
Burgundaviamdz, cheers, ok02:16
Mezor not02:16
Mezlol02:16
Burgundaviamdz, the inkscape is coming as well02:16
mdzBurgundavia: likewise for the other one02:16
mdzBurgundavia: a strong rationale will include "I built and tested it on breezy and it fixes the issues with the current version"02:17
tsengmdz: im guessing you are too swamped to fix up mythtv?02:17
Burgundaviaok02:17
mdztseng: you would not believe me if I told you02:18
tsengmdz: :/02:19
robertjis dual-head autoconfig a goal for breezy/02:19
tsengmdz: i can only imagine.02:19
tsengmdz: ill see if i can make it go anywhere now that X is only slightly below unusable02:20
mdztseng: when I came home from travelling last week my house was full of water from a burst pipe02:21
tsengoh man. were you in the hurricane area?02:21
mdzno02:21
mdzjust bad plumbing and bad luck02:21
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tsengsorry to hear that.02:24
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tsengmdz: hm if breezy doesnt stab you in the back, it will get you in the front. mythtv died on X before, now its not a fan of GCC402:50
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mdztseng: I thought I had already changed it to build with g++-3.402:57
mdzit may be that the packages in my repository are newer than breezy02:57
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tsengmdz: hm didnt look at it super close. but it dies on some scary compiler warnings02:57
tsengsh is the motu expert on those02:58
tsenghe likes to beat his head against them for hours on end02:58
mdzperhaps he would like to take over maintainership of them ;-)02:59
danielshe can take my gcc4 bugs02:59
bddebianheh02:59
tsengmdz: id take myth if the damn thing would build02:59
danielslike the miscompilation of i810_drv (seemingly) that occasionally makes your video BIOS execute invalid code, but only on the first VBE run (so you have to reboot all the time to test), and not always02:59
bddebianIs mythtv in main?02:59
tsengof course not02:59
bddebianI didn't think so, I was just thrown off by -devel I guess..03:00
bddebianSheesh03:00
tsengwe can talk about !main here w/o being stoned still :)03:00
danielsholy shit03:01
danielsso my panel has been working fine for weeks03:01
danielsseb closes the bug last night03:01
daniels14381 daniels   25   0  135m  37m 9768 R 66.3  3.7   1:20.59 gnome-panel03:01
tsengholy hell03:01
tsengthats bigger than beagle03:01
bddebiantseng: Where are you pulling mythtv from to build?03:02
danielstseng: my record is 2GB RSS03:02
tsengbddebian: archive.debian.org03:02
tsengbddebian: er, .ubuntu03:02
bddebianOhh03:02
bddebianJust apt-get source?03:02
tsengyes.03:02
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danielsbloody hell03:06
bddebianI thought hell was hot, not bloody?03:07
bddebianHeya tritium 03:07
tritiumhello bddebian, daniels03:07
danielstritium: morning03:09
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WebWizis there a definition of 'a little less broken' :)04:38
bddebianUhm  < 'completely broken' ?04:40
lu|awayI booted a liveCD with the current X packages this afternoon.04:41
lu|awayit had some weirdness in driver detection04:41
lu|awayoh, and xrdb was missing04:41
lu|awaybut otherwise, worked fine04:41
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WebWizlu|away, wonderfull thanks04:42
lu|awayyour mileage may vary :)04:43
WebWizi got a mkfontdir binary yesterday so i could get X working04:43
WebWizbut now Breezy has its own mkfontdir right?04:43
WebWizi think the keyboard is still messed with breezy,  i hit alt-tab and nothing happens lol04:44
danielsworks for me04:47
bddebianIs xmkmf missing/broken from something?04:50
danielsmissing04:50
bddebianOK, thx04:50
bddebiandaniels: Did that get split from xutils in xorg?04:52
danielsbddebian: it will, yeah04:53
danielsin the meantime, it just doesn't exist04:53
bddebianOK04:53
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Speedy2A quick question -- it seems that oddly libgcj4-dev depends on gcj3.3 instead of gcj4.0 .  Is this a bug?05:10
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madclicker_looking for 2.6.11 installer05:27
Speedy2Also, according to this: http://archives.free.net.ph/message/20050701.004404.f6514e25.en.html , eclipse is in the repos, but I can't seem to find it05:27
bddebianThere are a few eclipse packages05:28
Speedy2bddebian: In which repo?  I have universe/multiverse/backports enabled, but I can only seem to find eclipse-nls-sdk05:29
bddebianI don't know for sure but a quick "apt-cache dump |grep eclipse" yeilds several05:30
Speedy2This is what I get05:30
Speedy2apt-cache dump | grep eclipse05:30
Speedy2Package: eclipse-nls-sdk05:30
Speedy2  Depends: eclipse-platform 2.1.205:30
Speedy2Package: eclipse-platform05:30
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bddebianSpeedy2: Have you done an update recently?05:31
Speedy2bddebian: Just a few seconds ago05:31
bddebianWeird.  What archive are you using?  Just archive.ubuntu.com?05:31
Speedy2That's the first one in the sources.list05:32
bddebianI mean, not uk.archive... or us.archive.. ?05:32
Speedy2Correct, no country archive specified05:32
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bddebianSpeedy2: Strange.  I don't know, sorry05:34
bddebianwb crimsun 05:34
crimsundanke bddebian 05:35
mdzSpeedy2: it's in breezy/universe05:36
Speedy2mdz: I'm using Hoary.  I assume it wouldn't be a good idea to install from breezy, eh?05:37
mdzSpeedy2: depends entirely on your comfort05:37
bddebianOoohh, Hoary, duh.05:37
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Speedy2mdz: Is the Eclipse in Breezy compiled with gcj ? (how complex is that really?)05:42
mdzSpeedy2: yes it is05:42
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Speedy2Well, I'll give it ago, what the hell!05:43
fabbionemorning05:44
bddebianHello fabbione 05:45
Speedy2bddebian: I added breezy universe, which other repositories would I need to satisfy eclipse-platform's dependencies?05:46
bddebianSpeedy2: You are adding breezy universe to a Hoary install?05:47
AmaranthSpeedy2: main, multiverse, and restricted05:47
Speedy2Amaranth: Thank you05:47
Speedy2bddebian: For eclipse.  I'll watch what it installs05:47
AmaranthSpeedy2: I hope you don't like X.05:47
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Speedy2Amaranth: eclipse-platform requires libs that bork breezy?05:48
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AmaranthSpeedy2: I just told you to fully upgrade to breezy and you didn't even notice. I think you should wait.05:48
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bddebianHow can I tell what repo apt is getting a package from ?06:11
bddebianWithout installing that is :-)06:11
crimsunapt-cache policy $package06:12
bddebianThx crimsun 06:12
crimsunnp06:12
lamontinfinity: you around?06:28
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Speedy2A program I'm compiling is failing, missing "ansidecl.h" -- what set of headers would that be in?  I haven't found it07:34
bob2what are you compiling?07:37
bob2that doesn't appear to be in ubunt07:37
Speedy2bob2: I'm cross-compiing GCC for an ARM target07:37
bob2that sounds like something from the gcc source07:38
Speedy2It fails with: "ake[1] : *** No rule to make target `../include/ansidecl.h', needed by `regex.o'.  Stop."07:38
bob2you're using toolchain-source?07:38
Speedy2bob2: Correct07:38
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jasoncohenwhen can i expect a patched mozilla thunderbird package for hoary? It's been nearly two weeks. 07:39
jasoncohenand will it have it's security updates backported- or will the upstream version be packged?07:40
jasoncohen*packaged07:40
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jsgotangcojasoncohen, its always security update backported07:42
bob2except firfox07:44
bob2which is now 1.0.6 in hoary-sec07:44
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jsgotangcobob2, the latest update is a new package you mean?07:45
jasoncohenbob2, that's what i expected. any idea what's holding back the thunderbird backport?07:45
jasoncohen*thunderbird security fix backport from 1.0.507:46
jasoncoheni think the same issues might occur with thunderbird though since 1.0.5 made API changes requiring 1.0.6 to fix extensions07:46
bob2jsgotangco: no, the latest update is just 1.0.607:46
jasoncohenwell, backports has now officially transitioned to ubuntu servers. the package naming changed as well07:47
jasoncohenquit nice- fast download speeds + the packages are signed 07:48
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Speedy2bob2: I think I got it -- I had to create a build directory seperate to where gcc4.0 was extracted07:50
jasoncohenah, cool and now backports has source07:52
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bob2yay for not violating the gpl!07:53
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pittiMorning08:08
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daniels2/win 12208:09
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fabbioneelmo: can you please install:08:40
fabbionedpkg-checkbuilddeps: Unmet build dependencies: kernel-wedge (>= 2.05ubuntu2) linux-headers-2.6.12-4-amd64-generic linux-headers-2.6.12-4-amd64-k8 linux-headers-2.6.12-4-amd64-k8-smp linux-headers-2.6.12-4-amd64-xeon libxxf86vm-dev08:40
fabbioneon concordia breezy chroot08:41
danielsdooooomed08:41
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danielstseng: package ifolder kthx08:59
danielsargh, I suck09:00
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danielsso I was working on xauth while very tired09:01
Treenaks</oldnews>09:01
danielsand the code had #ifdef SIGALRM all through it09:01
danielsso I put in autoconf checks to see if SIG{HUP,PIPE,ALRM} were defined09:01
danielsif so, AC_DEFINE(SIGALRM, 1, [Has SIGALRM] )09:01
danielsthe upshot of this is that xauth sees the signal numbers for ALRM, HUP and PIPE to be 109:01
danielsand that I didn't need to put those checks in at all09:02
danielsheaddesk09:02
sivangmorning all09:04
sivangmorning pitti 09:06
pittiHi sivang 09:09
sivangpitti: how are you?09:13
pittisivang: very secure :-)09:14
mvohehe09:14
mvogood morning btw :)09:14
pittiHey mvo09:14
mvohello pitti, thanks for cleaning up after me for vim09:15
sivangmvo: you created security holes that pitti cleared? :)09:15
pittino, just an obsolete patch09:15
sivangpitti: ah, cleaning obsolete patches is probably always good09:16
pittimvo: bad that the build doesn't fail because of that in the first place09:16
mvopitti: *nod*09:16
sivangdaniels: what's SIGALRM means?09:19
Treenakssivang: it's the signal that gets sent by alarm(2), for example09:20
sivangdaniels: what use does xauth do with SIGALRMs ? 09:24
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pittifabbione: is it legitime for a postinst/postrm to fiddle with /etc/modules?09:40
pittifabbione: i. e. add or remove something to/from it?09:40
fabbionepitti: /etc/modules is a config file.. you treat it as any other config file09:45
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infinitylamont : Ugh, been sick all day and out of it.  Sorry.  Did you need me? :/09:52
comadrejafabbione: kismet and wpasupplicant stopped working with -4 kernel 09:54
comadrejafabbione : I have a ipw220009:55
fabbionecomadreja: read the changelog09:55
fabbioneit's not a bug09:55
fabbioneit's on purpose09:55
comadrejaoh, thanks09:55
fabbioneeither a working stable driver with less features09:56
fabbioneor a broken ipw2100 and unstable ipw220009:56
fabbionewhat would you choose?09:56
fabbione:)09:56
comadrejaI've got a ipw2200 ... hehe the unstable 2200 :D09:57
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comadrejaI need wpasupplicant09:57
fabbioneit might come back in the next kernel if i get enough people to test the ipw210009:58
fabbionein the mean while stable > *09:58
comadrejathat's ok, I'll keep -3 meanwhile, no problem09:59
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Treenakswhich version of ipw2200/ieee80211 was in -3?09:59
comadrejahow do I know ?10:00
comadrejaI'm running it now10:00
Treenakscomadreja: check dmesg output? maybe it tells you?10:00
Treenaks(I removed the old one, so I don't have the changelog?)10:00
fabbioneTreenaks: check the changelog10:01
fabbioneit's all documented there10:01
fabbionei don't write KB of changelogs for nothing10:01
fabbioneiirc -3 had 1.0.410:01
comadreja1.0.4 yes10:02
comadrejalatest is 1.0.610:04
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Treenaksfabbione: the changelog for -3 is also in -4?10:07
comadrejajust below10:08
Treenaksa10:09
Treenaksah10:09
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pronikcan anybody help me to workaround xorg bugs?10:35
Treenakspronik: promise more beer to daniels, and they'll be fixed ;)10:35
Burgundaviadaniels is also working on an email to get everybody up and going10:35
Burgundaviaso the best answer is to have patience10:35
pronikTreenaks: I can promise, but he's too far away I guess10:36
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pronikBut does "Error loading new keyboard description" mean what I think it means - he can't find or parse keyboard definitions?10:36
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pronikI've also lost all terminal colors - both rxvt and xterm complain "can't get colour 'Black', continuing without"10:38
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pronikBurgundavia: where will this e-mail get posted to?10:39
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Burgundaviapronik, probably ubuntu-users10:40
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fabbioneTreenaks: tsk!10:44
fabbione:P10:44
fabbioneof course.. the changelog is always there for historical reasons10:44
fabbioneexactly because of what you are trying to do10:44
fabbioneTreenaks: if it is not detailed enough.. let me know10:45
Treenaksfabbione: no, I'm stupid, sorry :)10:45
Treenaksfabbione: I need to read first, ask questions later :)10:46
fabbioneTreenaks: ok thanks.. you took away from me the worst task of making you aware of that :P10:46
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\shhmm10:51
\shI think I have to work from the debian version...10:52
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\shwhy is ostingGeek [~HG@200.48.233.220.exetel.com.au] 11:09
\shbanned?11:09
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azeemdid you ever meet him?11:10
Burgundavia\sh, trust me, it is for a good reason11:10
ogra\sh, because he is _most_ annoying11:10
\shogra: k...only wanted to know :)11:11
Burgundavia\sh, he has been banned from one other channel I follow (#openttd) and they are thinking about it doing it on another (#inkscape)11:11
ogra\sh, we kept him in -moto as a channelpet ;)11:11
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ogra\sh, ... and because i never giveup hope on people :)11:11
Burgundaviaseb128, I swear this totem-video-thumbnailer bug was fixed, but I cannot find the upstream bug report --> http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1299111:12
\shogra: u r a good guy :)11:12
seb128what bug?11:12
seb128oh, that11:12
ogra\sh, sometimes i think i'm rather a silly guy... especially in case of HG :)11:12
seb128     - don't thumbnail files constantly if they're changing (Ubuntu: #1573).11:13
seb128from 2.11.1 change11:13
\shogra: believe me...if you'd received my phone call this morning, concerning the funeral of my grandma...u won't think like this anymore 11:13
Burgundaviaseb128, thanks11:15
mdketseng, around?11:20
seb128I've closed the bug11:22
Burgundaviayes11:22
sivangogra: dhlobach is like you , not giving up on people :)11:23
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ajmitchevening all11:30
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hughsiepitti, ogra: ping?11:33
pittiHi hughsie 11:33
hughsiepitti, hi. 11:34
hughsiepitti, I've got the libnotify maintainer to release libnotify tomorrow as 0.0.111:34
hughsieis that too late for freeze?11:34
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pittihughsie: what do you need it for?11:35
ograhughsie, i dont think so, since seb128 wanted to package it anyway11:35
hughsiewell, don't /need/ it per-se, but gnome-power-manager picks it up if it's insalled and looks a whole lot nicer11:35
seb128pitti: gnome-applets can use it too11:35
ograpitti, it shows notification messages from the system tray...11:35
pittiograI know, it sounds interesting11:36
ograhi hughsie btw :)11:36
hughsieogra: hi :-)11:36
hughsiedid either of you guys speak to daniels?11:36
seb128pitti: we want it anyway, so not a big deal to upload it and give it a shot11:36
=== ogra is just struggling to get the hwdb patches into hal again...
pittiseb128: sure, merely adding a library can't break much11:37
hughsiepitti, famos last words... :-)11:37
hughsieogra: what is is you guys do to hal-device-manager anyway?11:37
seb128pitti: oh, and upstream has delayed eggcups to 2.14 for the desktop ... we are free to use it, but not forced.11:38
ograhughsie, device manage only has a sall change (a button to run hwdb-client)the worse stuff are the changes to hald it needs :)11:38
hughsieogra: i guess. it's a bit fedora in places11:39
ograhughsie, i have one that could go upstream as soon as i can myke it apply (lsb release data in the computer device)11:39
hughsieogra: you sure davidz wouldn;t accept upstream patches11:39
hughsieoga: ignore :-)11:39
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ograhughsie, not all of them.-...11:39
ograhughsie, my dmidecode patch is ugly, i wouldt want it upstrema, i only need the data for hwdb...11:40
BurgundaviaI need an ftp that needs login to test a bug, anybody got one that I can test?11:40
hughsieogra: gotcha. spoken to daniels?11:40
ograhughsie, the /proc/cpuinfo and /proc/meminfo patches might clash with your acpi patches, havent tried them yet11:40
hughsieogra: should be okay... but davidz might not like all the extra nodes11:41
ograhughsie, nope, he was already away when i started my day...11:41
hughsiebolocks11:41
ograhughsie, i'll try to merge devices in hal... else we'd have two processors in there...11:41
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hughsieogra: sounds good :-)11:42
ograhughsie, since you have the acpi processor data and i have the /proc/cpuinfo data :)11:42
hughsieogra: post it upstream and see what davidz says11:42
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ograhughsie, yes, but first they need to apply again ;) its all written for 0.4.711:43
hughsie0.4.7, ouch11:43
ograand i have to get them in before 11th11:43
hughsie0.4.7 is very different to 0.5.311:44
pittimozilla11:44
hughsieyou've the whole linux -> linux2 restructuring11:44
ograyes, but i wrote them all as separate files so its mostly only copying them to linux2 and make the matching changes to osspec.c11:44
hughsieogra: okay, not the end of the world then.11:45
ogranope, just eats time *sigh*11:45
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hughsieogra: could you try to package CVS g-p-m on ubuntu? See what your patches clash with.11:46
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ograhughsie, arent the g-p-m patches already upstream ? 11:46
ogra(the hal side )11:46
hughsieogra: the help file and stuff, yes11:46
ograso mine shouldnt clash ...11:47
hughsieogra: ohh, you mean the events support or the battery.* devices?11:47
ograhughsie, nope i mean the processor device you create in hal.... from the /proc/acpi data... i create a processor device too but from /proc/cpuinfo11:48
hughsiethat was in 0.5.2 i beleieve11:48
ograyes, thats where i'm porting them to11:48
hughsiecouldn't your patch just add into acpi.c into the processor_refresh lump?11:49
ograwhat if a system has no acpi support ? will your processor device in hal exist ?11:49
hughsieno.11:49
ograso mine have to override this...11:49
ograsince /proc/cpuinfo will always be there11:50
hughsieyes, but you can still try to search for the node based on capability or something11:50
hughsieyou could add if found, create and add if not found11:50
ograsomething like that...11:50
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tsengdaniels: dude, ifolder is like 4 packages11:51
ograifolder is crack11:51
ogra(but daniels loves crack, we all know this :) )11:51
hughsieI need daniels to look at dbus 0.35 for me11:52
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ograhughsie, he sits in .au ....11:52
hughsieogra: I know, but he should be using GMT :-)11:52
ograhughsie, naah, we all live with UTC here ;)11:53
hughsieogra: okay, but my g/f idn't going to like it :-)11:53
ograhehe11:53
ograas long as you convert hr too everything is fine :)11:54
hughsieogra: I'll let you tell her that. I have to shower and get to work. Catch you guys later11:54
ograits just that you loose all your other friends... but you win a wonderful community on IRC ;)11:54
hughsielol11:54
ograhughsie, i'll poke daniels about dbus 0.35 if he's around11:55
ogrameh11:55
\shdamn...all the merges are loosing the cxx trans stuff11:59
ajmitch\sh: they shouldn't if done right12:00
ajmitchgot an example?12:00
\shajmitch: well...if everything works fine, no dropped patches yes..12:00
ajmitch\sh: whoever does the merges has to watch for dropped patches..12:01
\shajmitch: yes :) 12:02
ajmitchor whoever reviews the prospective MOTUs work ;)12:02
\shajmitch: what I'm doing here? ,-)12:02
ajmitchhey I have been helping a little :)12:03
jsgotangcobye guys i have a dinner appointment :)12:05
jsgotangcosee you guys later12:05
ograhave fun12:05
ajmitchbye 12:05
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maswanfabbione: we now have the rsc configured, so we should be able to reboot buttercup more quickly. :)12:50
maswanfabbione: also, do you know if the watchdog support would be worth enabling, or will linux go nuts about it?12:50
fabbionemaswan: yo..12:51
fabbionemaswan: nice.. i think the watchdog support works fine12:51
fabbioneit's worth a try12:51
fabbionemaswan: Trave11er reported the 2.6.12 from ubuntu boots12:52
fabbioneso it might even be worth upgrading12:52
fabbionebut i don't feel comfortable in rebooting it without console :)12:52
sivangfabbione: have you gotten successful reports about installing breezy (2.6.12) on a pSeries machine yet?12:56
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fabbionesivang: yes one.. i think12:59
fabbionethere was one bug that has been fixed.. so i guess it should all work by now12:59
ogramvo, complain at \sh, its all his fault ;)12:59
sivangfabbione: oh goody. Was it fixed upstream?12:59
fabbionesivang: it was a problem with the installer12:59
fabbionethe kernel should be ok12:59
fabbionesivang: just test it and report..01:00
fabbioneyou have such a machine.. i don't01:00
sivangfabbione: ok, should I grab a new daily installer image?01:00
fabbioneyes01:00
sivangfabbione: /me is on to it. Thanks01:00
mvoogra: I will if he is around. I'm connected with isdn right now because the cable modem does no longer get a connection01:00
ogramvo, \sh  just came back.... ;)01:00
sivangfabbione: btw, where can I which bug was fixed? where are the changlogs for such a thing?01:01
\shlol01:01
\shmvo: u r 1511?01:01
ogra\sh, DO01:01
ogra:)01:01
\shyay...nobody from HSI support01:01
\shogra: yes...1511 ;)01:01
maswanfabbione: Well, I'm on campus now. :)01:02
fabbionemaswan: when are you going back to the campus again?01:03
fabbionei am sort of busy today to play with buttercup01:03
fabbione(it's building since you bring it up again yesterday ;))01:03
maswanfabbione: Well, I should be working this and next week, so01:05
maswanfabbione: after that I'll be further away from connectivity01:06
fabbionemaswan: perfect! i will ping you tomorrow if you don't mind too much01:06
fabbioneyeah next week i will start VAC :)01:06
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bagginsHi there. I'm interested in writing/helping write a X.org configuration tool.01:09
maswanfabbione: sure01:10
fabbionemaswan: thanks a lot01:11
carstenhazeem: i just read your comment on the firewall gui (using /lastlog firewall). sounds good, i will think about pros and cons of that idea. thanks.01:14
ograKamion, ping01:15
carstenhazeem: but i guess we will not change our plans about that. we will see :)01:15
Kamionogra: pong01:19
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Kamionminor details like assigning gcc to doko01:19
ograKamion, have a look at http://vljubovic.members.epn.ba/ldseed.txt, does that look ok for you ?01:19
dokoheh, I did clean up the gcc reports two days before :-/01:20
ograKamion, its for the Lightweight Desktop bounty01:20
Kamionogra: I don't understand why there's an "ubuntulite-icewm" that "includes icewm, icepref and rox-filer"01:21
ograoh, yes.. i overlooked that... vedran ?01:21
vedranit also does some configuration01:22
ogravedran, could you split that into the single packages ?01:22
vedranwell just use regular packages :) but ubuntulite-icewm configure icewm to use rox-filer as desktop01:22
Kamionogra: console-tools and usbutils are both in minimal and shouldn't be in the lightweight-desktop seed too01:22
ogravedran, ^^^^01:22
vedranok i'm logging ;)01:22
Kamionpresumably this seed would depend on standard01:23
ograyes01:23
Kamionotherwise it doesn't seem too bad01:23
KamionI haven't run germinate over it to work out the size01:23
Kamionperhaps somebody else could do that; more people need to get used to using germinate01:23
Kamionyou'll need to grab the breezy seeds, drop this new seed into them, edit STRUCTURE accordingly, and use germinate's -S switch to point it at your local seeds01:24
\shdoes anybody have problems mit libXrender.la on amd64?01:24
vedranKamion: I can't do that until tommorow :(01:25
ogravedran, that'd be enough...01:25
ogravedran, we just have to have it done until your SoC time is over01:25
ograwhich is aug. 11th ? if i'm not wrong... so plenty of time01:26
Kamionthere's a germinate package in breezy which will be suitable for that01:26
vedranogra: sep 11th afaik :)01:26
ograoh01:26
ograeven better :) (i already felt in a rush)01:26
vedranKamion: any idea how to properly solve the icewm/rox integration? (it's just one file in /etc)01:27
Kamionvedran: doesn't rox-filer register itself with the x-session-manager or x-window-manager alternatives (whichever's appropriate)?01:29
Kamionalternatives would be the usual way to solve this01:29
ograit will require some small changes to the package if its not using the alternative system yet01:30
ogra(but it already should do it)01:30
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vedranKamion: i'm not sure that would do it, it needs to be added to icewm session01:30
vedranthat is, icewm starts rox-filer as its desktop (the thing with icons)01:31
vedranits already done in xfce, i need to look how01:31
Kamionwhat does icewm do for its desktop in its default configuration?01:31
Kamionas packaged01:31
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vedrannothing iirc01:32
\shogra: can u do me a favour? or are u extensivly busy? :)01:32
ogra\sh, the latter... 01:33
ograwhat would be the favor01:33
ogra?01:33
\shogra: apt-get source grip01:33
Kamionvedran: does it have any kind of directory into which packages can drop session entries?01:33
ogra\sh, done01:33
\shand check in your amd64 pbuilder if it builds..or if it throws a nice libXrender.la error...if yes, please put an autotools dance in the rules file in the configure target and rebuild it again01:33
\shI don't want to use the buildds again for testing ,-)01:34
\shin the meantime I'm trying to help mvo more01:34
Kamionvedran: also, let's say somebody (not using your configuration) was running icewm and installed rox-filer. Would they want it to set itself up as the icewm desktop?01:34
ogra\sh, pbuilder running01:34
vedranKamion: thats the problem, i'd like people to say something like "apt-get icewm-roxfiler-desktop" and get all preconfigured01:35
\shthx man...short away01:35
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vedranKamion: icewm session is just one script, not directory, and needs to be placed in /etc/skel01:38
TWDIs anyone working on the DialUp Support goal atm? 01:39
ogra\sh, libtool: link: cannot find the library `/usr/lib/libXrender.la'01:39
Kamionvedran: (I'd be happier with a name like icewm-roxfiler-desktop than with ubuntulite-icewm, FWIW; it describes more clearly what it does, and it's more branding-friendly)01:41
Kamionvedran: /etc/skel??? gross01:42
ograrather ugly :)01:42
Kamionvedran: please try to make that site-wide configuration instead01:42
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Kamionsee Debian policy 10.7.5 for rationale - /etc/skel is difficult to support correctly01:42
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vedranKamion: ok I've found a better way :) I'll make a fixed package tommorow01:48
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Kamioncool, thanks01:49
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fabbionedoko:   curl_7.14.0-2ubuntu1: successful01:52
dokoheh, nice01:53
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\shogra: can u put in the rules file a aclocal-1.x automake-1.x and autconf and libtoolize? I'm just curious..cause on all other archs it worked02:02
ogra\sh, later thi evening... i'm curretly very busy getting my hwdb patches into hal02:02
\shogra: np02:03
\shogra: actually I'm w8ing for Mithrandir to reactivate my account02:03
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Kamionhttp://lwn.net/Articles/145024/#Comments <- "Ubuntu's parallel startup is the worst"02:12
Treenaksit is?02:13
bob2it has parallel startup?02:13
Kamionclaiming that starting gdm early isn't really a win because there's so much else going on02:13
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Kamionand that something that starts after gdm screws up X02:13
tsengwell they should test it02:14
Kamionread the article - it's somebody saying that from experience02:14
ograhmm, i have to try runlevel 3 ;) never booted into this *g*02:14
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infinity'tree' isn't in main?... My life may come to an end.02:19
bob2if only you had upload priveleges!02:20
infinityI do, but this is about seeds.02:20
seb128doko: around?02:21
seb128grrrrr02:21
infinityI guess it's time to write a MainInclusionReport for tree!02:21
seb128 firefox (1.0.6-1ubuntu2) breezy; urgency=low02:21
seb128 .02:21
seb128   * Don't ship firefox-dev with firefox-nspr.pc and firefox-nss.pc.02:21
seb12802:21
infinityCause, y'know, installing from universe makes me a sad panda.02:21
dokoseb128: yes02:21
seb128that breaks epiphany-browser ... why this change?02:21
seb128it FTBFS now 02:21
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dokobecause the headers are not in the package02:21
ograseb128, because we dont like epiphany  :)02:21
ograpitti, !!!02:21
seb128doko: ?02:21
pittiHi02:21
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seb128doko: please put that back so epiphany-browser can build02:22
dokothere is no /usr/include/firefox/nspr directory in the package02:22
dokoseb128: no, it makes OOo2 FTBFS02:22
seb128firefox-dev: /usr/include/mozilla-firefox/nspr/nspr.h02:22
ograpitti, i reworked the lsb_release patch .... are you fine if i send it to you wit a patched Makefile.am and you do the automake patch again ?02:23
seb128includedir=/usr/include/mozilla-firefox02:23
seb128Cflags: -I${includedir}/nspr02:23
seb12802:23
seb128doko: that's before your upload ... what's wrong with that ?02:23
dokoseb128: ehh, since when are these included? is libnspr.so there as well?02:24
pittiogra: sure02:24
ograpitti, indeed only in the end if all my patches re in again...02:24
seb128doko: for ages02:24
ograpitti, i also sent it upstream... curious if david will accpt it :)02:24
dokoseb128: definitely not ...02:24
ograpitti, thanks :)02:24
pittiogra: I doubt it, but let's hope :-)02:24
seb128doko: the package has not changed for months ...02:25
ograpitti, come on, the lsb patch is non intrusive and its a nice feature for lsb based distros :)02:25
seb128doko: anyway this .pc is right, it points to existant .h files so please revert your change02:25
pittiogra: you have to convince David, not me :-)02:26
ograpitti, i know :)02:27
ograpitti, i must admit i dont really care, i sent it to the ML... if he likes it, ok. if not i'm still fine :) i wont put time into discussing it with him :)02:27
dokoseb128: the nss headers are still missing02:28
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dokoseb128: the .so links are missing. this is just wrong. keep the files out, fix epiphany-browser please02:29
seb128grrr02:29
seb128I'm going to change firefox myself02:29
fabbioneelmo: ping?02:29
seb128I've enough to do with GNOME atm without getting that b0rked02:29
dokoseb128: please don't. this IS WRONG!02:29
elmofabbione: ?02:29
crispindoko: the firefox-xpcom .pc file depends on firefox-nspr ....02:29
Treenakselmo: did you see my mail re: upload rights?02:30
fabbioneelmo: did you install the B-D on concordia?02:30
dokoseb128: that's not right way. reverting a fix, because you say you don't have time to fix your packages02:30
elmofabbione: eh, what b-d?02:30
elmoTreenaks: yes, I haven't had a chance to look yet02:30
fabbioneelmo: ok.. just a sec. i will grab the list again02:30
fabbionedpkg-checkbuilddeps: Unmet build dependencies: kernel-wedge (>= 2.05ubuntu2) linux-headers-2.6.12-4-amd64-generic linux-headers-2.6.12-4-amd64-k8 linux-headers-2.6.12-4-amd64-k8-smp linux-headers-2.6.12-4-amd64-xeon libxxf86vm-dev02:31
seb128doko: this is not a fix, the browser are built with firefox and these files are needed02:31
fabbioneelmo: these ones...02:31
fabbioneconcordia breezy chroot please :)02:31
seb128doko: is some .so are not listed by the package put them here, that's the fix02:31
fabbioneelmo: it was probably lost in the scroll back.. nothing too important02:32
seb128doko: dropping files is not fixing anything, it's just running away and breaking other packages02:32
dokoseb128: no, you have to use the things provided by libnspr-dev and libnss-dev.02:32
seb128I don't want to build with mozilla02:32
dokoseb128: you do want to build with libnspr-dev and libnss-dev02:32
seb128no, that's mozilla02:33
dokoseb128: it is02:33
seb128I don't even have these packages installed02:33
dokoseb128: currently you _pretend_ to build with firefox02:33
dokoso where do you get the nspr and nss libs from?02:33
seb128typo02:33
seb128anyway I don't want to build with /usr/lib/pkgconfig/mozilla-nspr.pc02:34
seb128but with /usr/lib/pkgconfig/firefox-nspr.pc02:34
pittiseb128: would it help if firefox produced libnspr instead of mozilla?02:34
dokopitti: yes, it would02:34
seb128pitti: sure02:34
pittiseb128: we need to do that anyway if we want to demote mozilla02:34
seb128which is correct fix02:34
seb128not what doko is doing02:34
pittithat would be a pretty severe deviation from Debian, but oh well...02:35
seb128that's the only way to move mozilla to universe anyway02:35
dokoseb128: you use the mozilla libs and the firefox libs. THATS CRAP!02:35
pittiseb128: but still, I don't see the problem of build-depending on libnspr-dev, regardless of which source package produces it02:35
seb128doko: read again what I said02:35
dokoseb128: typo: you use the mozilla libs and the firefox headers02:35
seb128doko: make firefox build these packages instead of dropping the .pc02:36
pittibtw, I don't know what doko is doing, I didn't follow that02:36
seb128pitti: it's dropping firefox-dev .pc files which breaks epiphany02:36
seb128s/it's/he's/02:36
ograpitti,    * Don't ship firefox-dev with firefox-nspr.pc and firefox-nss.pc.02:36
ogralast upload iirc02:36
seb128doko: 02:36
seb128$ ldd /usr/bin/epiphany  | grep firefox02:36
seb128        libgtkembedmoz.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libgtkembedmoz.so (0xb7fb0000)02:36
seb128        libxpcom.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libxpcom.so (0xb7eff000)02:36
seb128        libplds4.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libplds4.so (0xb7efb000)02:36
seb128        libplc4.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libplc4.so (0xb7ef6000)02:36
pittidoko: does libnspr4-dev have the .pc file?02:36
seb128        libnspr4.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libnspr4.so (0xb7ec4000)02:36
dokopitti: the libnss.pc file is referencing /usr/include/firefox/nss, which is not there, and it references /usr/lib/libnss.so, which is not provided by this package02:37
seb128$ ldd /usr/bin/epiphany  | grep mozilla | grep -v firefox02:37
seb128$02:37
pittiseb128:  libnspr4.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libnspr4.so (0xb7ec4000 <- that's SOO wrong02:37
dokopitti: yes, but seb128 does not want to use it02:37
seb128pitti: why?02:37
seb128doko: where am I using mozilla libs?02:38
pittiseb128: libraries belong into /usr/lib, and once we change libnspr4-package, we expect that packages using it get the fix as well02:38
pittiseb128: otherwise we quietly duplicate libs, which is evil 02:38
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dokopitti, seb128: I'm forwarding you a mail I sent to the Debian mozilla and firefox maintainers. The best way would be to build the libs from it's own source and make the other packages use them02:38
infinityseb128 ; They're compatible libs anyway, or they bloody well better be if the SONAME is the same, so why do you care if you link to the public ones (from Mozillaa) or the private ones (from Firefox), except that the latter is JUST PLAIN SICK AND WRONG...?02:39
pittidoko: that's exactly what I had in mind, I just look whether this is possible02:39
pittidoko: seems easy, subdir nsprpub/ even has its own configure02:40
seb128infinity: building with firefox or mozilla doesn't give the same behaviour, I guess there is a difference somewhere02:40
dokopitti: yes, nss is the problem02:40
pittiseb128: that's a bug then02:40
seb128pitti: what? firefox and mozilla are different ...02:40
pittiseb128: right, but libnspr4 should behave the same02:40
infinityseb128 : The browsers are, but those libs shouldn't be..02:40
elmofabbione: done02:41
seb128crispin: heeelp :)02:41
seb128crispin: what does change when you build with firefox or mozilla ?02:41
crispinlots and lots of things :-)02:41
dokohttp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/nspr/releases/02:41
Kamionoh, hi crispin02:41
dokohttp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/security/nss/releases/02:41
crispinhi Kamion 02:41
dokopitti: ^^^02:41
seb128crispin: why if the libs are the same? :)02:41
pittidoko: yay02:41
crispinI don't know the details of the nspr changes, but certainly an epiphany built against ff won't work against mozilla libs02:41
dokoI wanted to start these, but currently ENOTIME02:42
pitticrispin: it's not building against FF, it's building against the basic nspr lib02:42
crispinthe nspr bits might be compatible between ff and mozilla, but there is no guarantee02:42
pitticrispin: if they aren't that would be abug02:42
infinityI could see that for xpcom and gtkemebdmoz02:43
crispincertainly the libgtkmozembed.so in ff and mozilla _are_ different02:43
infinityBut nspr and nss should be identical.02:43
pitticrispin: for sure02:43
dokocrispin: but we currently use firefox's nss headers. so we already are wrong02:43
crispinbesides, the .pc files in the current ff package are screwed02:43
seb128what .pc? doko just droped them :p02:43
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crispinfirefox-gtkmozembed (which is what ephy uses) depends on firefox-xpcom, which depends on firefox-nspr (which isn't there)02:44
dokoKamion: you stay, or do you work some hours until you drive her back? ;-)02:44
Kamionstay there, but it shouldn't take that long; the dress has already been selected :)02:45
fabbioneelmo: thanks02:45
seb128crispin: so what is to change?02:45
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crispinseb128: hmm, well I suppose in theory if the firefox-dev package was made to depend on libnspr4-dev and the .pc files were fixed, that might work, but I doubt anyone has tried that02:46
infinitycrispin : Right, and it should be ffox-gtkmozembed -> ffox-xpcom -> moz-nspr, as far as I can tell.  nspr has no need ot be duplicated.02:46
carlosmjg59_, hi, around?02:46
pittiinfinity: upgrading from warty's ffox is a mess, but I'm slowly making progress...02:47
pittiinfinity: how's tbird?02:47
crispininfinity: yeah, that might work, but I wouldn't like to make any guarantees02:47
rtcmseb128: shouldn't gnome-smproxy be removed from /usr/share/gnome/default.session now that it is deprecated upstream? should i file a bug about it?02:48
crispinwe (galeon/epiphany) have _a lot_ of trouble with ff / mozilla API changes 02:48
pittiinfinity: btw, in warty the new ffox breaks all the locale packs, could you please check that for tbird as well?02:48
infinitypitti : Oh, ouch, I hadn't thought of langpacks.02:48
mjg59_carlos: Hi02:48
seb128rtcm: good catch, please fill a bug, thanks02:48
pittiinfinity: not the langpacks itself, mozilla-firefox-locale-* in my case02:48
carlosmjg59_, daf told me that perhaps you could help me a bit with a problem I have with my Lenovo X41 battery02:49
pitticarlos: btw, any ETA on the translation tarball? if I don't finish that by friday, seb128 eats me for breakfast02:49
infinitypitti : Are those not geenrated from the same sou-- Oh, no, they're not.  Suck.02:50
crispinoh, and of course ff-dev should drop the nspr headers if it changes the pc files and dependancies :-)02:50
mjg59_carlos: I can try...02:50
carlospitti, I was offline yesterday but I had it more or less working, got a problem and had to leave so I hope you will have it today (if the script finish on time, if it takes more time, tomorrow morning)02:50
pittiinfinity: $ grep 'Package: mozilla-thunderbird-locale' /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_warty_main_binary-i386_Packages02:51
pitti[warty]  martin@donald:~$02:51
carlosmjg59_, I got it last week and I'm not able to use it without the power plug for more than 1 hour and a half 02:51
pittiinfinity: lucky you02:51
bob2what's up with http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/dvd/current/ only having amd64 stuff?02:51
carlosmjg59_, and the laptop mode is on02:51
Amaranthbob2: openoffice2 deps02:51
Amarantherr, wait02:51
infinitypitti : They're in universe.02:51
pittiinfinity: that's why I said "lucky you" :-)02:52
Amaranthlanguage-support-en depends on something from openoffice but the openoffice2 package conflicts with that one02:52
bob2cdimage.ubuntu.com seems to have a bunch of issues02:52
bob2is that elmo or Kamion country?02:52
dokocrispin: nss should be built from which source?02:52
infinitypitti : We have the green light to break universe packages willy-nilly with these updates?02:52
Amaranthbob2: That's main uploader country. :)02:52
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pittiinfinity: most of them were obsolete even with warty's tbird02:52
bob2Amaranth: ?02:52
dokoAmaranth: the oo2 conflicts are resolved in m11602:52
Amaranthbob2: unbreak main and cdimages will pop out :)02:53
infinitypitti : Oh, so they are.  Interesting.02:53
Amaranthdoko: cool02:53
pittiinfinity: so it should only be necessary to update about 5 packages for universe (would be cool if we did)02:53
bob2Amaranth: for hoary02:53
infinitypitti : We need to do britney runs or something to prevent releasing with obviously broken packages like that.02:53
pittiinfinity: I didn't meet britney so far, is she nice?02:53
pittiinfinity: luckily all mozilla-locale-* packages are in universe, too, so at least I didn't screw up that...02:54
pitti(for warty)02:54
infinitypitti : -de, -fr, and -nl are the only installable ones.  The rest are broken anyway.  So, I'll just be breaking the last 3. :/02:54
pittiinfinity: oh, I only checked warty, not hoary02:54
infinitypitti : The hoary ones depend on versions between 1.0 and 1.1, so we're safe there.02:55
mjg59_carlos: Is this the big battery or the small one?02:55
pittiinfinity: cool; I remember that I thought of that when I brought them in shape02:55
crispindoko: no idea, I don't know how the ff / mozilla code interacts with nss02:55
infinitypitti : britney, as in the "testing" script.  Not that we should use "testing", it would completely break our workflow, but using britney occasionally to check for "Ooo, we have 800 completely uninstallable packages" might be nice.02:56
mjg59_carlos: And can you unplug it, then put the contents of the files in /proc/acpi/battery/* somewhere?02:56
carlosmjg59_, the small one02:56
carlosmjg59_, sure02:56
pittiinfinity: would it be possible to run that with "imagine I would put these security uploads to warty-security"?02:56
pittiinfinity: or is it just "see that you broke it"?02:57
infinitypitti : If you had a packages file for the proposed updates, sure.02:57
Amaranth(gedit:7085): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_file_system_path_is_local: assertion `path != NULL' failed :/02:57
Amaranthanyone know what that means?02:57
infinitypitti : Use your packages file as the input (sid), and the union of warty and warty-security as the target (testing), and let it go.02:57
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lamontinfinity: was more making sure you'd seen the /query and weren't going to mess with the chroots I was in...  but they're back to normal now03:08
dokoinfinity, pitti: Kamion said, he was working on it03:10
infinitylamont : Ahh, yeah, I saw it.  Also, ghc6 needs gcc-4.0 porting, which I never got around to doing.  Did you hack on it at all?03:12
lamontinfinity: about 2 seconds worth03:12
lamontsee #ubuntu-motu scrollback for my bitching when I quit dealing with it about 7-8 hours ago03:13
infinityHeh.  Did you get to the point where you have any patches to show for it, or would anyone else taking up the torch be better off starting from scratch?03:13
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\shdoko: ping -> fbi fixed03:15
\shelmo: ping -> what do u need from me, for gpg key main include? should I mail u again my gpg pubkey?03:16
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lamontinfinity: ghc/includes/Storage.h, comment out the extern that causes GC.c to fail.  That gets you to where I tossed my hands in the air.03:19
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infinitylamont : Alright, I'm trawling upstream CVS right now, looks like they've been committing gcc-4.0 fixes.03:20
ograpitti, do you know where callout.h dissapeared in hal ?03:20
lamontinfinity: I threw it back to sispoty and siretart - probably good to make sure there's no dup effort03:21
lamontreally running03:21
pittiogra: no, sorry03:21
ograargl... it was dropped completely .... 03:23
ogradamned03:23
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\shgrrrrr....diff between pbuilder and sbuild was, that sbuild is parsing the build-deps in reverse order?03:30
infinity...?03:31
infinity\sh : In what case?03:31
\she.g. Build-Depends:  libxorg1-glu-dev | libglu-dev 03:32
infinityUhm, libxorg1-glu-dev isn't a package.03:32
\shand sbuild makes: libglu-dev is a virtual package provided by: xlibmesa-glu-dev libglu1-mesa-dev libglu1-xorg-dev03:32
\shwhat? 03:32
infinityTry libglu1-xorg-dev03:32
\shaya03:32
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infinity(But it's going away in daniels' next upload anyway, so get used to using libglu1-mesa-dev)03:33
infinityOr, "Hi, GL and GLU are still seriously in flux, have a nice day."03:33
sebesthi, any pointer to create initrd ?03:34
infinityI need to upload some less broken mesa stuff, xorg -44 will drop GLU (so we only have one implementation), mesa needs to head to main, and a weird dpkg bug that triggers in some mesag-dev installations needs to be fixed or worked around.  Did I miss anything?03:34
siretartinfinity: whats bad about libglu1-xorg-dev? it is the same as in debian03:34
\shinfinity: so I wasn't wrong...I doesn't really matter what I'm writing as GLU build-deps...it's always wrong ;)03:35
siretartsebest: mkinitrd(8)03:35
infinitysiretart : Nothing's bad about it, except that as part of X modularisation, mesa is going back where it belongs -- to upstream mesa, rather than having an extra copy in Xorg that Xorg builds libs from.03:35
infinity\sh : Possibly, yes. :/03:35
infinity\sh : We're pushing to get this all a lot less confusing (and less ever-changing) as quickly as we can.03:35
infinity\sh : For now, though, build-dep on liblgu1-xorg-dev, since we know it works (and you get to see if your packages actually build), and I'll go over verything in a semi-automated fashion after we fix the xorg/mesa overlaps and rebuild anything that may need it.03:37
\shinfinity: forget my sarcastic comments...I was wrong..that's it03:38
\shbut funny, that ia64 was behaving differently...03:39
infinity\sh : ia64 may have a dirty chroot.  That can cause unexpected behaviour.03:39
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bddebianHeya03:39
infinity\sh : Due the aforementioned dpkg bug, some mesa-related builds are leaving chroots broken.03:39
doko\sh: thanks for the fbi upload. did you change anything in the source?03:42
\shinfinity: so we can also have a problem on amd64 with libXrender.la?03:42
\shdoko: yes...i included in the build-deps: bsdmainutils, cause hexdump was needed on ppc03:43
doko\sh: please reupload as ubuntu103:43
\sheek..ok03:43
\shdoko: but grip is giving me a headache03:43
infinity\sh : What's this about Xrender.la?... That should be long gone.  Which build log are you looking at?03:44
\shinfinity: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/grip/3.3.1-2ubuntu2/grip_3.3.1-2ubuntu2_20050727-1200-amd64-failed.gz03:44
\shinfinity: and it's only occuring on amd6403:44
ograinfinity, fails here locally too03:44
infinity\sh : And yes, if you change the source, use -XubuntuX, as those are the only revisions that won't get automatically overwritten when the archive is in sync mode.03:45
infinity\sh : Kay, that means amd64 probably needs some libraries to be updated.  I'll look at it and fix it tonight.03:45
\shinfinity: thx03:45
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doko\sh: it's likely a pkgconfig file, which still references the .la file03:46
bddebianHeya highvoltage03:46
highvoltagehu bddebian. how are things?03:47
\shdoko: let me check again..I'm really sad, that I'm a pkgconfig noob :( 03:47
bddebianhighvoltage: Not too bad thanks.  You?03:47
Kamiondoko: are we getting the OOo2 milestone without the conflicts soon, then? it's blocking live CDs at the moment03:47
Kamionbob2: what's up with cdimage?03:48
highvoltagebddebian: had a very productive day, so very well thanks.03:48
bddebianNice03:48
Kamionbob2: cdimage is mostly my bailiwick03:48
\shdoko: some libs have to be updated, as infinity pointed out..03:48
dokoKamion: the OOo2 milestone was upload nearly three weeks ago. ask the xorg maintainer when he likes to unbreak xutils03:49
Kamiondoko: huh? no, this doesn't match reality03:50
Kamiondoko: oh, you mean it's FTBFS?03:50
dokoKamion: I'm trying to work around now03:50
dokodoko: yes, it FTBFS03:50
Kamionah, ok03:50
bob2Kamion: e.g. http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/dvd/current/ only has amd6403:50
Kamionbob2: no live filesystem for other architectures at the moment, due to that OOo2 conflicts thing03:51
bob2Kamion: and http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/hoary/ looks like where I'd get a release iso from, but it only ha array 703:51
Kamionbob2: so the DVD build fails03:51
Kamionbob2: http://releases.ubuntu.com/hoary/03:51
bob2(which iirc was almost identical to releae, but still)03:51
tepsipakkiis the current X in breezy known not to work? or is my laptop hosed otherwise (been on a vacation for the last few weeks..)03:51
Kamionarray 7 was reasonably different from release03:51
bob2Kamion: yeah, I found it, but it did confuse me a bit :)03:52
infinitytepsipakki : /topic03:52
Kamionyeah, the layout is not optimal03:52
KamionI kept getting instructions from above to rearrange it, which didn't help ;)03:52
bob2haha03:52
tepsipakkiinfinity: I noticed that before i upgraded ;)03:52
tepsipakkiinfinity: I had -3403:52
HWolfeh, that deadline mentioned in /topic is passed, btw03:52
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bddebianHWolf: Aye, days ago :-)03:53
HWolfbddebian: it's really tempting to do a 'debian is not ubuntu' right now. ;)03:54
HWolfI'll refrain, I'm feeling nice. *smiles*03:55
bddebianDoh :-)03:55
infinity\sh : Notice such breakages on any other packages recently?03:55
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\shinfinity: no..it was the first with libXrender.la on amd64..03:56
\shall kde tool builds were fine 03:56
infinity\sh : Alright.  It'll be fixed PDQ.  THanks for the headsup.03:57
\shin the last couple of days..even there was no libxrender-dev build-dep actually03:57
\shok..going home now...later dudes03:58
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infinitylamont : You're done with crested, right?04:00
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infinitylamont : The chroot's still dirty and buildd is still stopped, so I'm curious. :004:00
infinitylamont : Alright, I'm just going to assume you're done and clean up.04:01
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pittiinfinity: btw, would it be too much overhead to regenerate the chroots for every package, like pbuilder does?04:01
dokoogra: does gcompris belong to edubuntu?04:01
ogradoko, yes04:02
ogradoko, why ?04:02
infinitypitti : Probably not terribly much so, but this method works except when a package is horribly broken (and in odd cases, that's a breakage we only catch, or only catch quickly, on the buildds)04:02
infinitypitti : IOW, the current situation isn't optimal, but I don't mind it enough to change it.04:02
dokoogra: you did win 1228004:04
ogrameh04:04
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pittibah, these stubborn ffox locale package drive me up the wall04:10
HWolfpitti, drive that useless package up the wall instead, with a good stick. ;)04:14
pittiogra: the patch looks fine (one nitpick, but nevermind), so go ahead and upload if you want04:14
pittiHWolf: upgrading Warty's ffox breaks the existing packs, I have to update them as well, but that is totally nontrivial04:14
HWolfpitti: I feel for you04:14
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ograpitti, i'm struggling with the procfs patch currently... hughsie has added a Processor device so they either clash or we have it two times.... additionally hal obviously uses dmidecode now to create all the additional devices, but rips out very important info needed for hwdb :( its really odd...04:16
ograthe removal of callout.{h,c} isnt explained anywhere... there is a new hal_util_callout_device thats undocumented etc... i'm slightly going insane here04:17
pittiogra: me too, if it helps yoou in any way04:18
ograpitti, yes, it makes me feel less alone :)04:19
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ograthe odd thing is i really dont understand why hughsie added the processor device, its not used at all for/by powermanager... he seems to have just added it because he can but breaks all my stuff with it GRRR04:22
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ograthere is not even useful info in the device details04:23
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shackanogra, are you oliver ?04:36
ograshackan, yep04:36
shackanuh, so you're "the guy who wrote the hardware datatabase in ubuntu" (from today's mail)04:37
ograheh, yep04:37
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j^if nautilus is going to use browser mode by default, it should not have that gigantic X in the side pane04:38
shackanmind if I pm you a moment ?04:38
ogrago ahead04:38
shackanthanks04:38
j^this "Tree \/     X" pannel is to big anyway should not be bigger than "Name | Size | etc"04:41
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tepsipakkihmm, I've found out that on my thinkpad T23 Xorg messes up the console if it is not set up to use the full screen (by telling the kernel as a parameter)04:49
\shre04:51
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\shsamba :)05:01
\sh*hides*05:01
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jbaileymjg59_: ping?05:16
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mdzmorning05:25
pittiHi mdz05:26
\shhey mdz05:26
Nafallomorning mdz :-)05:26
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Kamiondamnit, where are all my objects disappearing off to05:27
mjg59_jbailey: Hi05:27
jbaileymjg59_: You had asked me about initramfs-tools last week, did you get a chance to see if your stuff would integrate better with it?  The upload I did last night greatly increases the chances of booting succesfully. =)05:28
mdzjbailey: does 'your stuff' include RESUME?  that's one of the things I noticed was missing the last time I looked05:28
jdubGOOD MORNING FREEDOM LOVERS!05:28
pittijdub!05:29
Nafallomorning jdub! :-)05:29
jdubjbailey: does it do DSDT stuff yet? :)05:29
jbaileymdz: *blink* D'oh.  Whups, had missed that.05:29
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jbaileyjdub: No, but it's as easy to add as resume.05:30
jbaileyNext upload will have both.05:30
jdubsweet, i will switch permanently then :-)05:30
mjg59_jbailey: I haven't had a chance to play with it yet05:30
jbaileymjg59_: No worries.05:31
whiprushjdub lives!05:31
mjg59_jbailey: Proper internet should be arriving next week05:31
jbaileyjdub: Well, with incentive like that! =)05:31
jbaileymjg59_: Ah, I hadn't realised you were going without.05:31
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ogradoko, i hate you !05:32
mjg59_jbailey: We've been "borrowing" wireless off someone...05:33
Nafallomjg59_: yay! Mithrandir style :-)05:33
jbaileyFor all the times I've had to do that, I almost feel bad having a wep key on my wap.05:33
\shhey jdub...05:35
bddebianBad wep on a wap?  You'd better get that checked. ;-P05:35
jdubheh, liblaunchpad-integration05:36
dokoogra: Je n'ai pas compris ;-)05:36
ogra:p05:36
sladenjbailey: I need to carry a second orinoco card so I can crack WEP and show just how pointless it is05:36
ogradoko, 43MB source !! and totally ftbfs on amd6405:37
ogra:(05:37
\shlol05:37
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ograbut it fits in my day... porting my hal patches to 0.5.x isnt better at all... apichanges all over :(05:38
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\shogra: u don't know what song I'm listening too ;)05:38
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janielmo, ping05:38
ograehm, pitti ? (re: hal ML)05:41
pittiyes?05:42
ograpitti, remember that we worked out that patch together ?05:42
ogra:)05:42
ogra(the execv is from our patch... he didnt add/change it)05:43
pittiogra: yes, but when the list of possible paths grows that long, then it's time to use the standard PATH feature, I think; of course you can just use your or that guy's patch05:43
pittiogra: right, but he added the search list, right?05:43
jbaileysladen: Apparently in Canada (I  haven't verified) there's something where I can be held liable for having an unsecured access point if someone uses it for criminal purposes because I made no attempt to secure it.05:44
ograpitti, i dont like what he did at all... he should have done it in osspec and avoid forking into lsb_release_init if lsb_release isnt intalled...05:44
pittigood point05:45
ograpitti, and yes, he added the search list05:45
ograbut i dont want to discuss the patch... if they want to take and modify it they should... i trus david that he doesnt add rubbish05:46
ogra(to the hal source i mean)05:46
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carstenhjbailey: the german datenschutzgesetz has a parapraph that could be interpreted in that way too, but i don't know if it _is_ interpreted in that way.05:49
jbaileycarstenh: I was advised this by the security officer at the last place I worked05:50
carstenhjbailey: i guess it is illegal and it is not interpreted in that way05:50
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tepsipakkii got my X working (first it didn't find module keyboard, because it's now kbd), but now I can't change to console. known issue?05:52
sladenjbailey: firewall everything except 80 and 2205:55
jbaileysladen: Hmm, I wonder if that counts.05:56
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Amaranthtepsipakki: install xkbutils05:59
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tepsipakkiamaranth: thanks.. noticed that some keys didn't work..06:01
tepsipakkiand now it's confirmed that I have to use vesafb for my console, otherwise X messes it up06:03
tepsipakkidon't recall having such problems on hoary06:03
tepsipakki(months ago)06:04
tepsipakkii'll file a bug06:04
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sivangjbailey: oh man, can you clain that you are not tehnically able enough to secure and thuse it wasn't your fault?06:04
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jbaileysivang: *shrug*, who knows?06:05
jbaileysivang: I suspect it's entirely dependant on whether the judge knows what a wireless router is.06:05
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ograjbailey, i suspect judges who dont know what that is are getting rare06:09
\shogra: in germany we have too many of them ;) in some areas ;)06:12
infinity\sh : Wireless routers, or judges?06:12
\shjudges06:12
\shand also wifi routers which are not configured in a good manner...but it's cheap06:13
\shneed to buy btw. some wireless cables ;)06:13
infinity\sh : Oh, you can pull libxrender-dev from grip's build-deps again.  T'was a good guess, but wasn't the actual problem. :)06:13
ograprobably we could exchange the judges with wireless routers to balance that out06:13
infinity\sh : I fixed the real bug and verified that grip now builds.06:13
\shinfinity: what was it?06:13
infinity\sh : vte needed to be rebuilt to rid its .la file of references to libXrender.la (which went away)06:14
\shahh :) 06:14
\shas I said06:14
\shthose problems we had as well with kde stuff06:15
infinityStill?06:15
\shno06:15
\shRiddell got rid of the problems :) 06:16
\shinfinity: should I upload again with correct build-deps?06:16
\shafter that I will go to bed for 1h06:16
infinity\sh : Please, yes.  No point in having incorrect/pointless changes in the ubuntu diff.06:19
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\shinfinity: as ubuntu3 then 06:21
infinity<nod>06:21
\shdone...sleeping for 1h now...06:22
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pittigotta go folks, see you tomorrow06:23
infinity'Night, pitti.  I'll upload tbird tonight.06:23
pittiinfinity: I uploaded ffox/warty and the German langpacks, the other packs will keep me busy tomorrow06:23
infinity:/06:23
pittiinfinity: please upload the breezy version first06:23
infinityAye.06:24
pitti(with the new orig.tar.gz)06:24
infinityOf course.06:24
pittiinfinity: I brought katie in serious trouble with uploading an orig.tar.gz into -security06:24
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pittiinfinity: thanks, good luck with the update06:24
pittiso, good bye, cu tomorrow06:24
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mgalvinhi all06:30
bddebianHello mgalvin06:30
mgalvini am trying to set up a repositroy and have it mostly working, but i am having issues where the Sources are not being generated properly, any chance someone may be able to give me a hand06:31
mgalvinare there any good docs on this anywhere06:32
mgalvini have pretty much been scouring the net piecing together bits of info06:32
infinityapt-ftparchive is your friend.06:33
bddebianmgalvin: What do you mean by sources aren't being generated properly?06:33
mgalvininfinity, thats what i am using06:33
mgalvinbddebian, well in my conf file i tell it to use sources and it creates doesn't create a Sources file in dirs where there are sources, it does create Sources.gz though, but when i apt-get update i get errors such as...06:34
mgalvinFailed to fetch file:///home/mgalvin/Repositroy/dists/hoary/multiverse/source/Sources.gz  File not found06:35
mgalvin(i modeled it after the real ubuntu archives, for now)06:35
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bddebianmgalvin: Hmm, dunno, sorry06:36
mgalvinso it is creating Source.gz, not Sources, and apt-get can't see Sources.gz, even though it is there06:37
mgalvinbddebian, thnx anyway06:37
mgalvini'll keep banging on it06:37
mgalvini have gotten it to work another way, but then i complains when i try to sign my Releases file06:38
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mgalvingot it06:50
mdzhighvoltage: you know what I want!06:51
mgalvinstill having problem with signing the Release file though, when use just the Release file it works fine, when i sign it and have Release.gpg also it yells at me06:52
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mgalvinFailed to fetch file:///home/mgalvin/Repositroy/dists/hoary/Release  Unable to find expected entry  main/source/Sources in Meta-index file (malformed Release file?)06:52
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TheLight> Jul 21 14:14:20 localhost kernel:06:55
TheLight> iiciciciiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiciiiiciciciiiciiciiic06:55
TheLight> iiiciiiiiiiciceiciiiciiiiiiciiiiiciiciciiciciiceiiiiiiiiiiiiceiiiiiici06:55
TheLight> ic06:55
TheLight> iiiciice06:55
TheLighthas anyone seen that error before?06:56
bddebianUhm06:56
TheLightI can't even begin to figure out where it's from but I belive it has something to do with why I keep getting IO errors06:56
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TheLightsry, io errors while writing to jfs or xfs on an etherdrive06:58
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hughsieogra: do you not sleep? :-)06:59
ograhughsie, hal 0.5.x steals my sleep ...06:59
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hughsieogra: lol, i guess07:00
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ograhughsie, where is hal_callout_device  gone ? looks like i have to rewrite everything here :(07:01
hughsieogra: not sure to be honest, I know davidz re-wrote a lot of my acpi stuff to get it in 0.507:02
ograthe api changed heavily.... :(07:02
ograhughsie, btw, what for do you have the Processor device ? i dont see the usecase for powermanager ...07:03
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aigariusupgraded to breezy. was fun. hard to believe the last part of topic. ...07:04
ograaigarius, thats because you didnt upgrade to breezy last week :)07:04
ograhughsie, btw, daniels hasnt been around yet, but i guess we could also talk to mdz, since he had to approve such a intrusive exception from UVF07:06
hughsieogra: sure, no problem07:07
hughsieogra: who is mdz?07:07
ogramdz, busy ?07:07
mdzogra: meeting07:07
ograhughsie, our lead of the distro team... one could also call him our CTO ;)07:07
hughsieogra: gotcha07:08
ograhughsie, so lets wait until the meeting is done07:08
hughsieogra: it would be easy for me to add back the non-glib bindings to g-p-m07:08
hughsiebut I'm thinking of all the other apps that are switching to the bindings07:08
hughsieseems a shame07:08
ograhughsie, i think that would be the preferred method i ubuntu land currently.. because we had to transition _everything_ depending on dbus... and thats a lot07:09
ogratseng, around ? 07:10
hughsieogra: okay, let me remove glib bindings and I'll see what doesn;t compile in g-p-m07:10
ograhughsie, okay, great, thanks for the effort :)07:11
mdzogra: what is the question?07:16
ogramdz, hughsie is upstream for gnome-power... the powermanager we want to use in breezy... he made a lot of changes upstream to match our requirements for ubuntu07:17
ogramdz, but the latest version depends on a higher dbus version...07:17
ograhughsie, can you explain it more detailed ?07:18
mdzis the new dbus incompatible with the one we have?  if so, at what level? (abi/api/etc.)07:19
hughsieogra: sorry yes07:19
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ogramdz, it seems that a lot of apps are switching and even redhat backports this version to have it in07:19
hughsiemdz: dbus 0.35 is pretty much the same as 0.34 but with the glib bindings07:19
hughsieno api change that I'm aware of07:19
hughsiemdz: lots of apps (gnomey ones) are switching to glib bindings07:20
hughsieand it seems a shame not to have this in ubuntu (going to mean lots of patching for you if this doesn;t fall in)07:20
hughsiemdz: redhat are backporting 0.35 into FC4, a move that they probably arn;t takinglightly07:21
seb128I kind of second that, totem by example wants 0.35 now07:21
hughsiemdz: seems a shame to cripple the "new" release07:21
=== ogra would like to know how hard our mono breaks with a new dbus ...
ograbut tseng seems not to be here07:22
hughsieogra: i don;t think much changed other than bugfixing in dbus 0.3507:22
Treenakshughsie: it did07:22
mdzif we're going to put it in, we should do it sooner rather than later07:22
hughsieTreenaks, got any details?07:22
ograyep07:22
mdzare there any specific risks we should be aware of?07:22
Treenakshughsie: no07:22
highvoltagemdz: the downloads were interrupted friday night (my connection died). it's back up now, and i'm not going to bed until i see something boot from this pc!07:23
ogramdz, pitti being unhappy about even more work ?07:23
mdzogra: how so?07:23
ogramdz, pitti seemed not thrilled about the idea07:23
mdzhow is dbus 0.35 more work for pitti than 0.34?07:23
hughsieTreenacks, mdz: In the changelog there are lots of changes to the python and glib bindings but nothing substantial api wise07:24
ograhal recompile... for example... he isnt sure if it works cleanly07:24
hughsiehal works with 0.35, i'm using it now07:24
hughsie(from source)07:24
hughsie(FC4 tho)07:24
ograhughsie, 0.5.2 ?07:24
hughsie0.5.3 actually :-)07:24
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ogrado you know if 0.5.2 works flawless as well ?07:25
hughsie0.5.2 hal-device-manager mightnot work right (it works but spews errors)07:25
hughsiebut hal works fine07:25
ogra:(07:25
hughsie(due to a fix inthe python bindings)07:25
hughsie0.5.3 works 100% tho07:25
hughsiemdz: it seems to longer you leave the transition the more patches you'll have to do in 6 months time07:27
ograhmm, 0.5.3 isnt in debian yet07:27
mdzhughsie: we're releasing in less than 307:27
mdzmvo: the water gods are angry07:27
ograhughsie, we are in UVF, that means no new upstream versions until release07:27
mdzogra: ...without review and approval07:27
ograhughsie, except exceptions :)07:28
highvoltageelmo: hi elmo.how's that server coming along that you're setting up for edubuntu?07:28
hughsieguys: lol07:28
mdzdbus 0.35 doesn't sound like a big deal to me07:28
ograhughsie, i.e. gnome-power would have to be one07:28
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ogramdz, we have no hal 0.5.3 in debian yet, so our hal would need fixage == work for pitti07:28
hughsiemdz, ogra: does gnome-power have to ship with everytging else?07:29
mdzogra: surely pitti is not the only one who can package a new hal07:29
hughsiewhats wrong with shipping it in universe (or whatever you guys call it)07:29
mdzhughsie: yes, we release everything at once and press it onto CDs07:29
ograhughsie, i just want the version you prepared for us ... to be able to connect it to pmi07:29
hughsieogra: not a problem07:29
ogramdz, lol07:29
ograhughsie, it shall be the default fromtend for pmi in breezy... thats why it should go to main and on the CD07:30
ografrontend even07:30
hughsieogra; gotcha07:30
hughsiehow long till release?07:30
ogra3 months... but feature freeze is august 11th...07:31
hughsieis that definate, or could that slip?07:31
mdzthat is firm07:31
hughsiemdz: cool.07:31
ograso time to get gnome-power in for me is short... i have more time to fix and adjust it then07:31
mdzok, so if I understand correctly:07:32
ograoh, great :)07:32
mdz- we want new gnome-power for feature golas07:32
mdzs/golas/goals/07:32
mdz- new gnome-power requires new dbus07:32
ograyep07:32
mdz- new hal is also required for new dbus07:32
mdzanything else?07:32
ograor fixing of our hal07:32
highvoltagecan I make a request for the printing of the ubuntu cd's? the different colours for warty was really great- i missed that for the hoary cd's.07:32
mdzI'd rather pull 0.5.3 than patch our hal07:32
ograi guess you could also backport patches from 0.5.307:32
ograah, ok07:32
hughsiemdz: i dont think 0.5.2 -> 0.5.3 was that different07:33
ograi'd like to hear pitti about this... but he's already gone 07:33
ograhe wasnt happy about the idea07:33
mdzwhat is the issue with hal 0.5.2 + dbus 0.34?07:34
hughsieogra: if g-p-m used 0.34, would you still want to ship 0.35 for the other stuff?07:34
mdzif it isn't api-incompatible, why do we need to update hal?07:34
ograhughsie, not me, but you heared seb128, he could need it for totem07:34
hughsiehal itself is okay07:34
hughsiemdz: it's hal-device-manager that uses the python bindings07:34
ogramdz, <hughsie> 0.5.2 hal-device-manager mightnot work right (it works but spews errors)07:35
ogra<hughsie> but hal works fine07:35
mdzhughsie: so there are api changes in the python bindings, but not C?07:35
hughsiemdz: not completely sure. I think they were described as "fixes" by J507:35
seb128jui 15 12:06:08 <hadess>        BBB: any reasons why you need dbus 0.35?07:35
seb128jui 15 12:07:36 <BBB>   0.34 didn't work, which was a bug according to walters07:35
seb128jui 15 12:07:40 <BBB>   so I used 0.35 right away07:35
seb128jui 15 12:07:52 <BBB>   also, api changed 0.34->.3507:35
seb128I've that from #gnome-hackers07:36
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mdzwho is BBB?07:36
hughsieseb128, glib api changed07:36
ograso there _are_ api changes07:36
madducksabdfl: http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/07/27/1417247&tid=160&tid=1407:36
ograah07:36
seb128jui 15 12:16:36 <BBB>   I can try, but I couldn't get 0.34 to eevn register a simple function table07:36
seb128jui 15 12:16:49 <BBB>   it would just throw a pointless warning and leave me not-understanding07:36
seb128jui 15 12:16:59 <BBB>   0.35/cvs worked out-of-the-box07:36
hughsiei think the c api is unchanged07:36
seb128mdz: he's working for fluendo and upstream for totem-gst07:37
hughsie(g-p-m seemed to work on both without change)07:37
hughsieguys, i got a meeting in about 3 mins, so I got to run07:37
seb128mdz: upstream for gnome-media and a part of sound-juicer too07:37
mdzmy feeling so far is that we should bite the bullet and bring in new dbus+hal07:37
hughsiecould you let me know hat the plan is plz07:37
ograhughsie, i'll inform you about the outcome of this, thanks for all the info07:37
hughsiemdz: that would be my best idea too07:37
mdzthough if pitti has a reasonable objection I would like to hear it07:37
seb128mdz: agreed07:37
hughsieogra: thanks07:37
ogramdz, yes, lets wait for pitti07:38
hughsiecool, with that I go. cheers guys.07:38
seb128pitti said yesterday it's up to daniels07:38
mdzdaniels?07:38
ograseb128, but he wasnt happy at all about it...07:38
seb128jui 15 12:17:46 <seb128>        daniels: do you know if we have planned to stay to 0.34 or go for 0.35?07:38
seb128jui 15 13:05:17 <daniels>       seb128: probably 0.3507:38
seb12807:38
ogramdz, daniels packages it... i guess we should move that to someone less stressed07:39
seb128and that is from the #gnome-hackers discussion07:39
mdzin that case, it sounds like we all agree on 0.3507:39
mdzand we should just do it07:39
seb128right07:39
ograyay07:39
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fabbioneseb128: hey dude07:58
seb128hi07:58
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tsengogra: ?08:03
tsengogra: oh08:04
ogratseng, any advantages from 0.35 ?08:04
tsengogra: the exposed api from the mono bindings is static08:04
tsengso if we can build against .3508:04
tsengnothing really cares08:04
ograah, so no change at all08:04
ogragreat :)08:04
tsengits usually a rebuild08:04
tsengbreaks "abi" or something08:04
tsengbut it works.08:05
Mezelmo:ping08:11
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highvoltagemdz: ogra says that the ltsp packages will only work on hoary, won't it work if i install them on hoary? i just assumed apt would take care of anything it needs. are there specific packages i could just upgrade?08:14
mdzhighvoltage: you mean breezy, right?08:15
ograyes i said breezy...08:15
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ograbut i'm not sure how you implemented it, does this limitation cunt for the host too ?08:16
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Mezelmo:pingmdz: the backports only compile against main yes?08:16
Mezgrr08:17
bddebianogra: Uhm, did you mean count there?? ;-P08:17
Mezmdz: the backports  only compile against main - yes?08:17
ograbddebian, indeed...08:17
jasoncohenMez, congrats08:17
mdzMez: no, it should work exactly the same as the other suites08:17
mdzMez: i.e., main can only build against main, and universe only against universe08:17
Mezo_O08:17
Mezunknown/gtk-sharp2-unstable_1.9.5-1ubuntu2~hoary1: Dep-Wait by buildd+vernadsky [-:uncompiled] 08:17
Mez  Dependencies: mono-mcs08:17
Mezbut, mono-mcs = in hoary08:17
Mezso I think somethings cocked up there08:18
jasoncohenanyone know when we can expect a security update for thunderbird? I think thunderbird 1.0.5 introduced API changes which might cause the same problem backporting security fixes for firefox caused08:19
Mez(but obviously, I want that killed as it's mono and we dont want mono stuff at the mo08:19
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hughsieogra: did pitti have his say?08:19
ograhughsie, nope, i guess he's done for today08:20
hughsieogra: no worries, I'll carry on hacking08:20
ograhughsie, but daniels obviously annouced in june already the inclusion of 0.3508:20
ograhughsie, <seb128> jui 15 13:05:17 <daniels>       seb128: probably 0.3508:21
hughsieogra: okay, that helps, thanks08:21
hughsieglib-fication away08:21
ograhughsie, its very likely we'll get it, if pitti doesnt have srtong arguments against it 08:21
hughsieogra: cool08:21
highvoltagemdz: sorry, yes, replace first "hoary" with "breezy"08:21
mdzhighvoltage: you need breezy08:22
ogramdz, even as the host system ?08:22
mdzogra: that's the only system which matters08:22
ograok08:22
mdzyou need breezy unless you're going to do everything by hand08:22
mdzin which case that completely defeats the purpose of the test08:23
ograok, i wasnt sure08:23
highvoltagemdz: ah, ok. i'll sort it out...08:25
mdzhighvoltage: I'm pretty sure that I wrote this near the top of the howto08:25
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ogramdz, you did...08:26
Mezinfinity, or lamont, ping08:26
infinityMez : pong.08:27
Mezinfinity, can you use your "axe" and make amd64/ppc not build acroread :D08:28
Mezcause it's only for i38608:28
Mez(that's for backprts)08:28
infinityDoes it somehow hurt for it to be tried on !i386?08:28
infinity(That's a rhetorical question)08:29
Mezinfinity, It just wont build thats all, makes life a lot easier if it isnt tried :d08:29
highvoltagemdz: yes, you did. i assumed i could do it on hoary too, sorry, and i though i was just testing the ltsp part, so i wanted to try on hoary since breezy is still kind of broken.08:29
infinityMez : Doesn't make life much different at all, really.   A failed build log is pretty much how we deal with this. :)08:30
Mez... ?08:30
infinityMez : Packages are excluded on a per-arch basis when they break on that arch, or when the whole dependency chain needs to go bye-bye, or something equally evil.  When a package just fails (or doesn't even list our arch in the arch list), we just let the build fail.  It does no harm.08:31
jasoncohenMez, https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/malone/bugs/159808:31
mdzthe next generation of buildd magic will just skip the build entirely08:31
infinitymdz : The current one does, too.08:31
jasoncohenMez, i can't attach the rules file or source though08:31
infinitymdz : But the log is listed as "failed" not "skipped", that's all.  But it IS skipped (we check the .dsc, we're not in it, we skip)08:32
mdzseb128: when did libtotem_mozilla.so appear?  it rocks!08:32
mdzinfinity: but it only gets to that point by actually downloading the source package to the buildd and examining it, no?08:33
mdzand there's really no reason for it to even get that far08:33
ogramdz, yeah, its cool.. its there since more then a month08:33
Mezjasoncohen, assgned to me, I'll do it when I get upload :D08:33
infinitymdz : Yes, that's because katie doesn't tell wanna-build anything about a package except for the version.  That could be fixed, but I doubt anyone cares.08:33
mdzinfinity: it will be fixed08:33
jasoncohenMez, will you be recompiling 2.70 (hoary) with gtk2 or backporting 2.85 from breezy and recompiling with gtk2?08:34
infinitymdz : IN LP, it will be fixed, I meant "it could be fixed in dak/w-b".08:34
jasoncohenheh, nevermind- 2.85 still hasn't gone into breezy even though it's been in sid for a while08:34
Mezjasoncohen, I will be upgrading breezy, then maybe backporting08:35
jasoncohen2.85 has a more attractive interface08:35
jasoncoheni use a checkinstall deb of mplayerplug-in 2.85 compiled with gtk2. 08:35
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jasoncohenMez, do you know what's going to happen with the mirromax and other backports servers that currently are not in sync with the official ubuntu server? there are still packages on mirromax that aren't on the official server08:37
jasoncohenlike mono, firefox etc.08:38
Mezjasoncohen, we're working on mono08:39
Mezand firefox is vcurrently breaking the buildd08:39
seb128mdz: it's for ~2 months but was pretty bugged until 2 weeks ago .. and yeah, it's nice :)08:39
jasoncohenMez, will backports still be packaging firefox? what's the point if the ubuntu security team will be providing new upstream releases to fix security issues (which basically accounts for all firefox updates)?08:40
Mezjasoncohen, the point is... simply, we'll keep backporting FF08:41
infinity... why?08:41
jasoncohenyeah, why?, heh08:41
Mezinfinity as the FF version increases, we'll backport it08:41
Mezbut - as it increases they wont neccesarily put it in h-s08:41
jasoncoheni see08:41
jasoncohenso, when 1.5 is released for example, that's going to be backported08:42
Mezthough ff was requested thgrough elmo before the current version08:42
Mezso infinity, you can kick that from the buildd if you want to/can08:42
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ograMez, whats the usecase for that if the lates FF is in hoary ?08:44
jasoncohenanyone know if this will apply for ubuntu's version of firefox? http://wiki.mozilla.org/Software_Update08:44
Mezogra: as I said, the current one - is a different issue08:45
Mezit was piut in the list before the new FF for hoary was put out08:45
ogra<Mez> jasoncohen, the point is... simply, we'll keep backporting FF08:45
jasoncohenogra, he is saying that the latest may not be in hoary if for example the latest update isn't security or if a new milestone is released. 1.5 is slated for september08:45
Mezyeah, my point was that we will .. but I thought he was on about unofficial08:45
infinityMez : It failed anyway, not much to kick.08:46
Mezwe keep it in unofficial cause it's too much of a PITA to work08:46
Mezinfinity? it did?08:46
Mezcool :D08:46
Mezkick it08:46
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jasoncohenMez, if the FF versions on hoary & backports are equal, which will be preferred?08:47
ograMez, youre a MOTU, why dont you package a firefox-snapshot package for universe so people can play with it... even debian/utnubu might be interested 08:47
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Mezogra, sorry... what?08:50
Mezjasoncohen, hoary :D08:50
Mezogra - what you mean by firefox-snapshot08:51
ograMez, if you make a package 1.5, why dont you do it in universe and backport from there, so breezy people can use it too08:51
ogras/package/package of/08:52
Mezogra, I will eventually when it's released :D08:52
Mezbut I coudl do a snapshot08:52
ograthats what i mean08:52
Mezbut yeah, I dont have like... upload or anything atm08:52
Mez:D08:52
jasoncoheni find that mozilla builds of firefox are faster than ubuntu (faster switching pages, starting up). are they compiled with different options?08:52
ograso people dont need additional source entrys to use it08:52
ogras/source/sources.list/08:52
Mezogra: I was just on about backporting it to official when it gets released08:52
Mezogra: not updating unofficial with it - just unofficial = a PITA08:53
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adamhWhen I try to debug my OpenGL application, gdb spits out a SIGFPE error from "r200_dri.so". I have to type "c" to continue execution, and the program seems to work. Any idea what's wrong?08:57
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hughsieadamh: SIGFPE is floating point exception right?08:58
adamhhughsie: Yeah, GDB calls it "Arithmetic exception"08:58
hughsieadamh, something like division like zero?08:59
adamhhughsie: No idea, it's not in my code08:59
hughsielol, okay08:59
adamhI don't have debugging symbols for r200_dri.so :)08:59
hughsieadamh: that wa my next uestion08:59
adamhThough I suppose I could look them up...09:00
adamhRecompile whatever package in debug mode...09:00
adamhHahaha, wonderful, xlibmesa-dri -- provided by the "xorg" source (51MB)09:01
hughsieadamh, don't envy you09:01
ograadamh, hoary ?09:01
adamhogra: yep09:02
ograadamh, breezy will change that :) modularized X has much smaller ackages09:02
ograpackages even09:02
adamhogra: But the source package is the same, isn't it?09:02
ograhopefully not.... else we wouldnt gain anything for the uplods09:03
ograuploads...09:03
adamhWell, maybe breezy will solve my original problem :)09:03
infinityelmo : [ing.09:04
ograat least it will make it easier for you09:04
infinityelmo : ping too, while you're at it.09:04
adamhogra: yeah09:04
adamhOh well, I can live with pressing "c" a thousand times a day :)09:04
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ograadamh, try this one ;) http://www.backstreet.demon.co.uk/oddstuff/drinkingbirds/drinkingbirds.htm09:06
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hughsieogra: that link is most odd09:13
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dholbachhi09:17
ograhughsie, heh, yes, but a helpful tool for such cases ;)09:17
hughsieohga: heh09:17
LathiatIs there a working breezy install cd yet?09:17
hughsie*ogra: sorry09:17
dholbachhow do i get umlauts, ... on the newest x.org back? :)09:17
Lathiatdholbach: write in english :P09:18
ogradholbach, xomdmap i heard... why did you upgrade ?09:18
dholbachogra: why shouldnt i? is there the don't-upgrade-and-don't-test-new-crack law in place already? :)09:18
dholbachhmm, xmodmap... that's not very specific :-)09:19
ogradholbach, why upgrade if you know its missing stuff and totally broken :)09:19
dholbachogra: i didn't loose faith on the way09:19
ogradholbach, my X is still at -3409:19
mvoogra: wimp :P09:19
ogradholbach, but \sh mumbled something about xmodmap and setting a custom modemap 09:20
ogramv:p09:20
ogramvo even09:20
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ograhehe09:20
infinityUmlauts are overrated.  We're eliminating spurious accents in breezy, for the good of the planet.09:21
ogradaniels, said something about next week for a working X .... 09:21
dholbachinfinity: if you give me a backslash, curly braces and an <at>-key i'm happy :)09:21
seb128hey dholbach09:21
zygamvo: hello :)09:22
Mithrandirdholbach: \ { } @09:22
ogradholbach, \ { }09:22
ogra@09:22
dholbachseb128: hey seb :)09:22
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ogramissed the @09:22
dholbachMithrandir, ogra: you're too kind09:22
infinitydholbach : And now you can copy and paste.  See?09:22
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ogradholbach, you can kepp them :)09:22
ograkeep even09:22
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ogramvo, take vim ! :)09:22
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zygaogra: it's unethical to propose a holy war in our era ;] 09:24
zygamvo: how's update-manager?09:24
Mithrandirinfinity: you're adopting thunderbird? :-)09:24
ograzyga, i didnt purpose a war :) i was giving a friendly hint ;)09:25
fabbioneMithrandir: it's FTBFS because of X :)09:25
fabbioneMithrandir: nothing too fancy to fix...09:25
zygaogra: one religion gives a friendly hint to the other about being inferior ;-)09:25
jasoncoheninfinity, are you building a patched version of thunderbird for hoary/warty-security?09:27
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ograzyga, you know i would _never_ do that, especially not to someone who just called me a whimp because i dont like to break my system intentionally ;)09:33
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lamont__Mez: acroread: i386                                                       # No source09:49
lamont__that's pretty much there...09:49
lamont__may be that PaS is out of date on ubuntu's machine, but I don't believe that is the case09:49
lamont__infinity: do you have commit access to PaS?>09:50
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dholbachwb seb128 09:52
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seb128re dholbach09:54
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gilliganevening09:57
OddAbe19if i dist-upgraded to breezy, besides the known X issues, what am i going to expect in ways of breakage?10:03
OddAbe19also.... will keyboard work for EN-US person?10:03
OddAbe19or is that still an issue10:03
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infinitylamont__ : I do.10:04
lamont__infinity: ok10:04
lamont__did you add acroread today, or was that already there?10:04
infinitylamont__ : It's been there for ages.10:06
lamont__right.  /me larts Mez 10:06
infinitylamont__ : Doesn't change the fact that we tried to build it for hoary-backports.  <shrug>... It also doesn't much matter, cause sbuild stops before going anywhere interesting.10:07
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lamont__elmo: hoary-backports seems to be ignoring PaS???10:08
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dholbachinfinity, ogra, Mithrandir: eat this:    \ { } [ ]  @   ;-)10:10
ogra:p10:11
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dholbachxkbutils and xinit did the trick10:12
dholbachand with backslash and curly braces i can face LaTeX again - see you :-)10:14
tritiumdholbach, :)10:17
\shjesus10:18
\shI have arunning german keyboard natively10:18
dholbachwoohoo!10:18
\shthx dholbach  ;) for pointing this out :)10:18
dholbachsynaptic search for maintainer "daniel stone" helped me :)10:18
\shnow..why irssi doesn't understand /set term_type  utf-810:18
mvodholbach: clever!10:18
dholbachmvo: thank YOU! :)10:19
sladen\sh: utf810:19
\shunknown term type10:19
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\shlol10:20
dholbachinfinity: you're evil - that'd have been sabotage to my thesis :)10:22
\shjesus who do I have to kiss?10:23
\shsladen: it is /set term_charset UTF-8 ,-)10:23
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sladenfunky.  my config file has    term_type = "utf8";10:27
ddaahttps://launchpad.ubuntu.com/malone/bugs/1413 files beagle missing as an ubuntu source package on launchpad as a bug. But beagle is not part of ubuntu, it's only in universe.10:28
ddaaThat's clearly an invalid bug, but I'm not sure how to close it.10:28
Lathiatyeh but isnt malone supposed to track universe stuff10:28
Burgundaviabeagle should exist10:28
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Burgundaviaif the source package is in Ubuntu, it should be in LP10:29
ddaaThere's a wide spectrum from "not an ubuntu package" "invalid", to "that's not an ubuntu package but I've created a product for you". Obviously i'm looking for some middle ground.10:29
ddaaBurgundavia: it's not in ubuntu. It's in Univers.10:29
\shinfinity: small ping *g*10:29
Burgundaviaddaa, universe is ubuntu10:29
ddaaBurgundavia: no, it's not.10:29
Burgundaviaddaa, yes it is10:29
ddaauniverse is unsupported software.10:30
\shinfinity: universe/x11/xlockmore_1:5.13-2.1ubuntu2: Dep-Wait by buildd+rothera [optional:out-of-date]  Dependencies: libglu-dev10:30
seb128Burgundavia: could you search for duplicate, ask the version, say if you get the issue, etc before forwarding bugs upstream?10:30
Burgundaviaseb128, sorry10:30
Amaranth"I assume GDM isn't really doing well with my keyboard now as it thinks G is enter"10:30
\shinfinity: now I'm completly confused :(10:30
Amaranthdholbach: help this guy out :)10:30
\shinfinity: on i386, ppc, amd64 but not ia64 ;)10:30
Burgundaviaddaa, universe is one component of ubuntu10:30
dholbachAmaranth: ouch10:30
seb128Burgundavia: no need to be sorry, but forwarding this way you give me extra work ... :p10:30
Burgundaviaseb128, I was trying to avoid that10:30
Amaranthhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=272903&postcount=710:30
ddaaseb128: since you are the gnome guy around, and more used to dealing with the community than I am, maybe you have a suggestion for me.10:31
\shBurgundavia: your bug...for me it's only flickering10:31
Burgundaviaseb128, but bugzilla searching is less than ideal10:31
seb128Burgundavia: ie: you forwarded a bug on nautilus saying that's with current distro, but submitter didn't say that, do you have the issue?10:31
Burgundaviaseb128, yes10:31
seb128Burgundavia: try sf.net, the BTS or malone ... bugzilla is great :p10:32
Burgundaviaindeed10:32
seb128ddaa: about what?10:32
Burgundaviabts and sf.net causes me to want to remove my eyeballs and eat them10:32
Kamionbugzilla is so hideously painful compared to debbugs10:32
seb128that's not that bad, but the search feature are poor10:32
seb128Kamion: you don't handle a lot of bug, that's why you say that10:33
ddaaseb128: https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/malone/bugs/1413 this bug reads "Beagle is missing from ubuntu packages. Please add beagle package." but beagle is a universe package.10:33
Kamionseb128: sorry, but that's bullshit10:33
Amaranthbugzilla isn't bad when you don't have thousands of components to file bugs against10:33
BurgundaviaKamion, depends on what you are doing with it. BTS is stronger is some points10:33
seb128Kamion: you would have 1500 bugs open on nautilus you would cry with the BTS10:33
seb128Kamion: how do I find a dup with a backtrace with the BTS?10:33
Kamionseb128: I deal with d-i bugs all the time, there are a billion of those. I'm the openssh maintainer.10:33
Kamion(functionally, anyway)10:33
seb128Kamion: k, so teach me how to use the BTS 10:34
Kamionyou keep a mailbox with mail you've received about that package10:34
Kamionit's far easier to search than bugzilla is10:34
seb128I've a backtrace, I want to look for duplicate on all the packages10:34
ddaaseb128: The better thing I'd have to say would be "you are welcome to create a beagle product if you are willing to take ownership of the bugs, but it's not a supported ubuntu package, so this bug is invalid", which is not terribly friendly.10:34
seb128I'm not subscribed to the whole BTS10:34
seb128Kamion: some GTK crash have dups on different packages, I want to find them10:34
Kamion/usr/bin/bts can auto-download piles of stuff for you if you ask it10:34
Amaranthddaa: If it's in universe it needs to be in malone10:35
seb128k, so how do I ask for all the opened bug having a funtcion g_some_function with gtk 2.6 on the BTS ?10:35
Amaranthddaa: malone is where we track universe bugs10:35
Kamionman bts10:35
Kamionman grep10:35
ograddaa, beagle is in ubuntu breezy and mlone is for universe10:35
seb128Kamion: thanks, that's user friendly10:36
seb128I'll reply that next time a bug triager ask10:36
Kamionalso, yes, debbugs definitely needs better full-text search capabilities, and we've acknowledged that for a while; that doesn't mean it's a dead loss or that all the other deficiencies of bugzilla don't matter10:36
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BurgundaviaKamion, bts is crap to use on the web interface and try and read from there10:37
ddaaogra: http://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/source/beagle10:37
Kamionlike the incredible pain of working offline with bugzilla10:37
ddaathat web page reads "universe"10:37
seb128Kamion: I get mails about all the bugs with bugzilla too ...10:37
Burgundaviaddaa, malone is for universe packages10:37
Kamionand can you reply to them? no.10:37
Kamionyou get a mail and then you have to fire up a web browser to do anything with them10:37
Kamionbonkers10:37
ograddaa, might be, but its in main or will move soon...10:37
seb128right, bugzilla is missing a mail interface10:37
ograddaa, in breezy10:37
ddaabah... I'll just let the distro guys decide this issue, I'm obviously not competent to take a decision on that on. Sorry for the noise.10:37
seb128the BTS is missing a ziliion on things10:37
AmaranthKamion: regular users don't want a mail interface10:38
seb128it just caught up on bug subscription and versionning by example10:38
KamionAmaranth: developers do10:38
seb128that's ages behind bugzilla10:38
Kamionseb128: dude, nobody else has ever done versioning10:38
KamionI know of no other bug tracking system with that feature10:38
AmaranthKamion: users are more important10:38
seb128bugzilla has a version field10:38
Kamionbugzilla has primitive milestones, which are not the same thing10:38
AmaranthKamion: developer interfaces can be hacked on later10:38
KamionAmaranth: whatever, bye10:39
infinityseb128 : debbugs had a version field too, and it was about as useful.10:39
KamionI care about making developers' lives productive10:39
infinityseb128 : Real version tracking, as debbugs now does it, is pretty cool.10:39
Kamionothers are much better at caring about users than I am, so I leave it up to them; users are better off that way :)10:39
seb128infinity: anyway, I use both, bugzilla is much much better for what I do10:40
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Kamionand I don't appreciate being told I'm wrong for caring about developers, because somebody has to10:40
seb128bugzilla.gnome cares a lot about developers too10:40
infinitydebbugs' mail interface wins hands down for me, but maybe I'm just a Kamion groupie.10:41
Kamiongnome developers are biased towards UI folks10:41
Kamionthat's a different case10:41
seb128infinity: explain to an user he has to mail to add a comment to a bug where he just browsed10:41
Kamionfunny, we don't hear that particular complaint about debbugs very often10:42
infinityseb128 : Yes, dubbugs could use a friendly web interface.  Doesn't change the fact that bugzilla could use a decent mail interface, does it? :)10:42
seb128because we don't have lusers10:42
infinity(And if someone really cared enough, debbugs would grow a web interface, it's not rocket science)10:42
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seb128infinity: nop, I agree on that, I just find 100 nautilus bug hard to manage with the BTS10:42
seb128harder than 500 bugs with the upstream bugzilla10:43
Burgundaviainfinity, a really good web interface is actually quite difficult to pull off10:43
seb128infinity: ie: searching for crash duplicate is much easy with the query.cgi from bugzilla ... I don't even know how to do the same with the bts10:43
KamionI find my bugzilla bugs pretty much impossible to manage compared to double that number of debbugs bugs, so I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree10:43
infinityBurgundavia : "Really good" doesn't seem to be a requirement, if we just want to get bugzilla's functionality.10:43
wasabi_ibook still can't wake up with latest ppc kernel. =(10:44
Burgundaviainfinity, indeede10:44
Kamionanyway, maybe I should go have a drink, I seem to be tetchy this evening, sorry10:45
infinityUgh, half an hour to upload thunderbird.  I hate my connections.10:45
infinitys/connections/connection/10:45
seb128infinity: how do I find crashers listed by the BTS with shortcut_find_position () on one of the comments?10:45
seb128real question, I would look if this gtk bug has some dups ..10:46
infinityseb128 : Yes, full-text search in debbugs is a missing feature.  Kamion already pointed that out.  Can we move on, please? :)10:46
seb128k10:46
Kamionlike I say, we'll add decent full-text search at some point; it's getting pretty high on the agenda now that we've disposed of the two things that were top of the list10:46
dholbachKamion: for being tetchy you're quite calm - enjoy the drink :)10:46
infinity(But you can download the mboxes, keep that synced locally, and use grep to your heart's content.  Not friendly, but it works..)10:46
seb128bug triagers are not likely to do this10:47
Kamionthere was some plan to use lurker, although I'm not sure that'll be feasible; we'll see10:47
Burgundaviainfinity, thanks I would rather have a nice web interface10:47
infinityKamion : Is the debbugs package even remotely up to date these days?10:48
Kamioninfinity: no - as soon as I implement vt expiry so that feature's properly finished, I'll upload 2.4.2 or 2.5 or whatever10:48
infinityKamion : Or, better question, since I care about the code, not the package, where is the code maintained now?10:48
Kamioninfinity: :ext:cvs.debian.org:/cvs/debbugs, module source10:48
infinityKamion : Still cvs.d.o?10:48
infinityKay, cool.10:48
Kamionhopefully moving to baz as soon as the import works10:49
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Mithrandirelmo: did you see my whining about libapreq2 having gone missing in the pool?10:57
\shMithrandir: can u please xmms-dev (>= 1.2.7) libsqlite3-dev libtag1-dev fftw3-dev10:57
elmoMithrandir: no?10:57
\shphhh10:57
infinityelmo : How do things end up with "unkown" as their section in wanna-build?.. Missing overrides?10:58
\shMithrandir: again..please install those packages in breeze chroot on ravel: xmms-dev (>= 1.2.7) libsqlite3-dev libtag1-dev fftw3-dev10:58
Mithrandirelmo: apparently, libapreq2 (source package) is missing from the pool.  That is, .dsc and .diff.gz is missing, orig.tar.gz is there.10:58
elmoinfinity: yes10:58
infinityelmo : If so, we need to "backport" overrides when we backport packages, or stuff in universe doesn't build on hoary-backports (if it doesn't exist in hoary, I assume)10:58
infinityelmo : Currently 7 packages in hoary-backports stuck in needs-build and very confused about life for that reason.10:59
Mithrandir\sh: fixed, now freshening chroot.10:59
\shMithrandir: thx10:59
Kamionelmo: (that's libapreq2-perl, btw)11:00
\shMithrandir: hmm...debhelper (>> 4.0.0) is missing :( strange...11:00
MithrandirKamion: the source package was renamed, it appears.11:00
Kamionah11:01
MithrandirKamion: hm, no, sorry.  it's libapreq2-perl in ubuntu, but libapreq2 in Debian11:01
Kamionnightmare11:01
Mithrandirthat is, the source package was renamed since it now provides more than just perl stuff.  I wonder if that might have confused the scripts which import from Debian.11:02
Mithrandir\sh: better now?11:03
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martinhjis there a list on what wireless cards network manager supports? I got an old orinoco wifi card wich I have enabled scanning on (not with the drivers shipped with the linus or ubuntu kernel).. iwlist interface scanning works, nm dosn't show any access points11:06
martinhjI'm testing this with the all packages up to date in breezy11:06
ogramartinhj, pcmcia ? 11:06
martinhjogra: yes11:07
infinityIn theory, it should work with anything iwlist works with.  In theory.11:07
wasabi_It's odd. nm also says it doesn't support scanning with my card either.11:07
wasabi_But iwlist has always worked before.11:07
infinityIn practice, I'm not really sure.11:07
ograi have a orinoco silver here that doesnt work either with NM...11:07
martinhjwasabi: nm does not say anything to me11:07
wasabi_Yeah, oronico too11:07
Lathiatogra: i've never ahd it work on a pcmcia orinoco11:07
Lathiatprobably cus theres no scanning support by default11:08
martinhjbut with cable it helps me to get connected11:08
wasabi_Not true. There is scanning support.11:08
ograLathiat, with some manual fiddling after the boot... but thats indeed not the intention of NM11:08
wasabi_There isn't MONITOR support.11:08
Lathiatwasabi_: there isnt either.. unless that changed recently11:08
Lathiatwasabi_: theres unofficial patches for both11:08
wasabi_There has always been for me.11:08
ograwasabi_ neither does work with mine11:08
wasabi_Hmmm.11:09
Lathiatthe scanning might have been integrated into the kernel sometime in the last 6-12 months but im not aware of it11:09
ograwasabi_, silver or gold ?11:09
wasabi_airport.11:09
Lathiatisnt airport different11:09
Lathiatlike, its similar, but has a different driver11:09
ograafaik yes11:09
infinityThat's all fairly moot, though.  If iwlist works, n-m should work, because n-m is using libiw.  Unless n-m is maintaining an internal blacklist (ick)11:09
wasabi_It's similar.11:09
martinhjUbuntu should maybe ship those drivers I use with my orinco card now.. seems more stable too: before I had to restart the computer (or a lot of services) when the driver didn't load properly.. happened a lot11:09
ograwasabi_, ariport is pcmcia ?11:10
ograthats news to me11:10
Lathiatogra: its something like pcmcia with a different pinout 11:10
Lathiataiui11:10
Lathiatsame form factor etc11:10
ograyeah, but my guess is pcmcia is the issue here11:10
wasabi_it's not pcmcia.11:11
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seb128doko: around?11:14
OddAbe19if i dist-upgraded to breezy, besides the known X issues, what am i going to expect in ways of breakage?11:15
OddAbe19also.... will keyboard work for EN-US person?11:15
OddAbe19or is that still an issue11:15
dholbachOddAbe19: i have a dj-vu11:16
ogradholbach, fix the matrix then ;)11:17
dholbachOddAbe19: you might expect untransitioned/uninstallable packages11:17
martinhjbreezy seems a lot less responsive than hoary in terms of refreshing the view while draging windows around, redrawing the desktop and such.. has it something to do with new X versions?11:17
rtcmmartinhj: stepping my toe here but I guess that's caused by the new gtk based on cairo which still lacks some performance improvements11:18
martinhjrtcm: oh, so this gtk version is already in breezy? I didn't know..11:19
\shMithrandir: ping please include as well libxss-dev thx :)11:19
dholbachi'm perfectly content with new gtk responsivitywise11:19
tsengdholbach++11:20
Mithrandir\sh: done11:20
\shMithrandir: thx11:21
Burgundaviait seems only to be the window drawing that seems slow11:21
martinhjand desktop redrawing here11:21
dholbach*wave* off again11:21
\shcu dholbach have fun and get finished with your work :)11:21
infinityWell, I already have slow window updating with hoary, so I'm sure I won't notice a difference at all. :)11:21
infinity(If Xorg knew how to talk to PCIe devices, I'd be happier..)11:22
Lathiatinfinity: xorg doesnt speak to pcie gfx cardS?11:22
Lathiatthat sucks11:22
OddAbe19dholbach, what did you type? i got jarbled -vu11:22
infinityLathiat : It deals with them as raw PCI.11:22
infinityLathiat : Which means they're as slow as PCI...11:22
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dholbachOddAbe19: deja-vu11:22
infinityLathiat : So, AGP is faster than PCIe, until that gets fixed.11:22
OddAbe19oh11:23
Lathiatinfinity: ah right11:23
OddAbe19so generally X is stable right now and works with a dist-upgrade?11:23
OddAbe19generally speaking11:23
martinhjOddAbe19: I got a lot of errors, but it runs at least11:23
martinhjand I can't set the keyboard layout11:24
infinitymartinhj : xkbutils?11:24
marcinjbailey, ping11:26
martinhjinfinity: at least some errors about something to do with xkb (don't remember what...)11:26
martinhjcould be11:26
Lathiatwhats the fix for cant find font 'fixed' ?11:27
ografind the missing mkforntdir 11:27
tsengfind? :P11:28
ogramkfontdir even 11:28
tsengits nowhere11:28
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Lathiatah11:29
Lathiatcan somebody send me a copy? :)11:29
rtcmbtw, on which package is xset right now? I don't have it11:31
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Kamionrtcm: none, I think; xbase-clients is still in the middle of modularisation11:33
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Kamiongo back to an old xbase-clients if you need to11:34
rtcmKamion: ah, thanks, dont need it really11:34
Lathiatwow ok11:35
Lathiatso X is mostly working11:35
infinitymartinhj : No, I meant "install xkbutils if you want to be able to set your keyboard layout"11:35
martinhjinfinity: ah, ok.. thanks11:35
LathiatHas anyone noticed the issues with icon sizes being used wrongly and no if its reported?11:37
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seb128Lathiat: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31131811:41
Burgundaviathere is a long debate about autopackage in the forums11:41
Lathiatseb128: ah, upstream, thanks11:41
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Burgundaviaseb128, http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1297511:42
seb128what about it ?11:43
Burgundaviait is a usablity bug11:43
seb128bah11:43
Burgundaviampt talked about something similar in his 48 hours rant11:44
seb128reassign this bug to you and move it to an another component if you want11:44
seb128yeah, gnome-session sucks11:44
seb128that's known upstream11:44
seb1282.14 will use libgnomeservice11:44
seb128and we are already all sort of rant about it11:44
TerminXseb128: how long will gedit be broken?11:44
seb128no new of a new one11:44
Burgundaviathere is that new gnome-session framework thingy coming along, no?11:44
seb128and I'm too lazy to spend 10 min to point other duplicates11:44
MithrandirBurgundavia: 23:44 < seb128> 2.14 will use libgnomeservice11:45
Mithrandir:-P11:45
Burgundaviaok11:45
seb128too lazy or too busy11:45
seb128anyway this bug has no interest11:45
Burgundaviaif upstream knows about it, then it is not a major issue11:45
BurgundaviaI will leave it11:45
TerminXif I try to open a file on a mounted SMB share in gedit, I get (gedit:23658): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_file_system_path_is_local: assertion `path != NULL' failed11:45
seb128TerminX: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31027011:46
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seb128that's probably the same issue11:47
TerminXyeah, I think it is.. looks like EOG crashes here too11:47
martinhjI got a problem with the Ubuntu kernels... acpi-events does not work...that means that the battery in the gnome panel does not work as it should.. the same issue in hoary and breezy.. in hoary I fixed it with another kernel that was in universe I think (2.11 instead of the ubuntu ones), but now I'm testing breezy the same bug is back11:48
TerminXseb128: so is there a fix for it?11:49
martinhjis it a known bug?11:49
seb128TerminX: no11:50
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infinitymartinhj : Not known to me.  What kind of hardware is this?... ACPI works for me on my two laptops.11:53
infinitymartinhj : Also, you might want to try talking to mjg59, he's the laptop team lead and resident ACPI guru.11:53
Mezelmo: ping11:55
sladenmartinhj: what make/model of laptop do you have?11:56
martinhjinfinity: it's an acer travelmate 62011:56
sladenmartinhj: have you tried with any previous Linux install and had them work?11:56
sladenmartinhj: or is this a case of ''they've never worked''?11:56
martinhjsladen: as I wrote, I got the same problem with hoary, but I fixed useing another kernel than the Ubuntu onw11:57
Mezinfinity: did you sort that thing with backports on the buildd yet?11:57
martinhjone11:57
seb128Burgundavia: when clicking on "cancel" of the "open ftp..." dialog, I get a dialog saying it can't open the folder but no retry/hang11:57
sladenmartinhj: what was the 'other kernel' you used?11:57
martinhjsladen: one in hoary universe I think11:57
martinhjsladen: I can check it11:57
Burgundaviaseb128, hmm11:57
sladenmartinhj: it would be useful, then we can track down what changed!11:58
martinhjsladen: 2.6.11-1-686 in hoary's universe11:59
Burgundaviaseb128, I assume you are running .9011:59
seb128yep12:00
sladenmartinhj: and what's the one that doesn't work?12:00
martinhjsladen: (2.6.11-0.212:00
martinhjsladen: not that one12:00
Burgundaviaseb128, leave them and needinfo for now. I will try with the colony 3 livecd12:00
tsengdaniels: hell yeah xrdb12:00
infinityMez : I handed it off to elmo to investigate his end of things, I'll follow up with him later on.12:00

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