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pittiNafallo: if you really want to do universe updates again (YAY! :-) ), why not start with something more useful like ethereal=12:01
pitti?12:01
pittior clamav, spamassassin, etc.12:01
pittiNafallo: I'd be fine with the new upstream microrelease for ethereal12:02
Nafallopitti: mostly cause ethereal made me stop :-/. I can't get that patch down to better sizes and that made me jump off this train for a while :-/.12:03
ajmitchNafallo: yes, ethereal is a rather evil package for security12:03
pittiNafallo: as I said, if you package and test 0.10.11, that's fine for me in that case (the upstream release is cautious, and porting 15 patches doesn#t make sense)12:03
pittiajmitch: that's why it is in universe, although it's highly useful12:04
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ajmitchif only phpgroupware didn't take so long to download..12:04
jasoncohenpitti, why is it an evil package?12:04
Nafallopitti: oki. I'm sorry I didn't took a chat with you at the time, but now I'm back atleast :-).12:04
pittijasoncohen: it's just evil security-wise :-) it has a very bad vuln history12:05
pittiNafallo: no need to be sorry :-)12:05
ajmitchjasoncohen: there are about 20 open CANs for ethereal on that list :)12:05
jasoncohenpitti, ubuntu-cve/fixed.html doesn't show CAN-2005-1921 as being fixed for hoary but it is. see USN-147-1 https://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/usn/usn-147-112:06
Nafallopitti: as soon as elmo add my key to the keyring I upload bugzilla for warty-security if that's okey? ;-)12:06
pittiNafallo: well, warty's universe is a lost cause, but of course it's appreciated :-)12:07
jasoncohenajmitch, ouch, i didnt' realize ethereal was that bad...what do the security issues involve?12:07
Nafallopitti: the patch have been done for ages actually ;-)12:07
pittijasoncohen: most of them are DoS only, but some are exploitable to code exection AFAIK12:07
ajmitchjasoncohen: lots of buggy plugins12:07
ajmitchformat string issues, buffer overflows if you're unlucky12:08
pittijasoncohen: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/ubuntu-cve/nonvuln.html12:08
pittiCAN-2005-1921 12:08
pittiphp4(hoary/main, breezy/main)12:08
jasoncohenbut USN-147-1 shows CAN-2005-1921 for both hoary & warty12:10
pittijasoncohen: yes, but php4-pear is in universe for hoary (from php4-universe source package)12:10
pittijasoncohen: hoary was fixed more as a courtesy while we were at it12:11
pittiand because this was such a nasty one12:11
jasoncohenso libapache2-mod-php4 was never vulnerable in hoary?12:11
pittinope12:11
pittiwell, not against that XMLRPC issue at least :-)12:12
jasoncohenpitti, what are the hardest packages to backport security fixes for other than mozilla & firefox?12:14
pittihmmm12:14
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pittijasoncohen: squid is relatively hard12:14
pittiand I had some pretty hairy samba patches12:15
pittipostgresql was nontrivial, too, but luckily I'm the Debian maintainer :-)12:15
ajmitchpitti: phpgroupware has 0.9.16.005-1 in hoary, 0.9.16.006-1 in debian, do you want only security fixes backported?12:16
pittiajmitch: yes, is it so hard?12:17
ajmitchnot terribly hard12:17
ajmitchsince I know the upstream source12:17
Amaranthnice12:17
pittiI don't want to get more sloppy with upstream versions than now12:17
ajmitchok12:17
Amaranthi have a 4 line python script that loads up a glade file, shouldn't have any problems right?12:17
Amaranthi managed to crash it due to the stupidity that is bonobo docks12:17
jasoncohenpitti, so, how long is too long for security updates? even on hoary, it took quite a while to get firefox updates (over 2 weeks)12:17
pittijasoncohen: because I 12:18
pittispent a whole week with backporting12:18
jasoncohenheh, ouch12:18
pittithat shouldn't happen any more with new upstream versions12:18
Amaranthooh, this is even reproducable12:18
pittijasoncohen: the minimal patches were  > 200 KB in total12:18
jasoncohenwhen would you have had 1.0.6 out if you just had to package the new upstream release?12:18
pittion the very day I guess12:19
pittiupdating warty took me three days12:19
pittibecause 0.9.3 -> 1.0.6 is a hell of a lot of changes12:19
jasoncohen53 CANs12:19
pittibut for hoary it was rather trivial12:19
pittijasoncohen: also because I had to update all language packs and stuff12:19
pittiand sort out ancient patches12:20
Nafallopitti: why does ubuntu-cve say debian's ethereal is vulnerable? :-)12:21
pittiNafallo: because they didn't put CANs in the changelogs12:21
pittiand I didn't manually add them to my db12:21
pitti(well, I can't do that for Debian anyway)12:21
Nafallopitti: hehe, oki :-)12:21
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dokoKamion, mdz: python-qt3 was demoted to universe, although it's a build-dep for hplip12:27
mdzdoko: it's been in universe since warty from what I see12:28
mdzdoko: also, hplip is in universe right now (only hplip-base is in main)12:29
dokomdz: my mistake, wrong merge12:29
mdzdoko: thanks for getting hplip into shape12:29
dokomdz: currently scanning doesn't work, with ort without running as root12:30
mdzoh12:30
mdzthat's not very good12:30
mdzdid you add hplip to scanner?12:30
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Mezmdz, tseng's willing to help us backport mono stuff, is that cool with you?12:31
mdzMez: in breezy, or as a fork?12:31
dokoMez: if that results in a buildable ironpython ...12:32
Mezmdz: from breezy12:32
Mezto hoary12:32
mdzMez: yes, certainly12:32
Mezmdz: apparently, the current mono stuff had already been made to work in hoary (cause they wanted to release a mono livecd)12:32
Mezso, it just needs backporting in the right order and stuff12:32
Mezdoko: I have no idea what that is, so I'm not gonna comment12:33
ajmitchdoko: well, we don't even have ironpython in breezy yet :)12:33
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dokoajmitch: yes, because it doesn't build :-/12:34
ajmitchdoko: great, I see you were the ITP filer.. does it not build with the mono in sid?12:34
dokoajmitch: I'll send you and tseng my current packaging, then you test it ;-P12:36
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ajmitchdoko: ok, it might be a good plan to put it in pkg-mono svn :)12:36
dokomdz: adding hplip to scanner doesn't help, will look at it later12:37
NafalloI better goto sleep now that all three gerbils sleep in the same pile :-)12:42
Nafallosee you all tomorrow! :-)12:42
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pittinight everybody12:49
=== lamont wonders WTH cpqarrayd isn't in breezy...
lamontelmo: ^^^12:57
elmobecause it's a PoS that doesn't work12:58
lamontI'll pass that along to taggart12:58
elmoI've told him about it12:58
lamontdid we intentionally strip it?12:58
elmoyes12:58
lamontok12:58
elmoit false negatives12:58
elmowe can pull it into universe if you really want, I just don't want it in main12:59
lamontwhat's a good alternative?12:59
lamontif none, lets go for universe, I guess12:59
lamont(bdale is playing with a machine, you see...)01:00
elmoyou really want the HP propreitary gunk01:01
elmobut it doesn't work asa daemon01:01
elmoor rather it does, but doesn't log to syslog01:01
Mezelmo, can you kick ff from backports, and add mono please01:02
elmomez: pls mail me01:02
Mezelmo: kk01:02
Mezsorry01:02
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hughsieogra: ping?01:16
ograhughsie, ?01:16
hughsieogra: you may or may not be aware that libnotify released 0.2.1 today01:17
hughsie0.2.0 was released yesterday, but had some dbus bugs we squashed01:18
ograhughsie, you may or may not be aware that libnotify entered our archive today ;)01:18
hughsieokay, nice one.01:18
ogra0.2.1-0ubuntu101:18
ogra:)01:18
hughsiequicker than me :-)01:18
ajmitchlooks like seb uploaded 0.2.1 very soon after 0.2.001:18
ograthast seb128 .... dont get in his way *g*01:19
hughsieyou can build g-p-m with --enable-libnotify for all the new goodness01:19
ograyeah, i'll do01:19
hughsieyou'll need notification-daemon as well for it to work01:19
hughsieogra: i've seen some of the ubuntu/debian patches that create a debian directory in the source tarball01:20
hughsieis that for every package?01:20
ograyep01:20
ograa debian package consists of:01:20
hughsieshould it be upstream? is it easier that way01:20
ograthe orig.tar.gz file (original source )01:21
hughsiek01:21
ograthe diff.gz (all distro changes and the debian dir)01:21
Mezogra, did youy archive php4-universe01:21
ograand a .dsc file that describes the two...01:21
ograMez, nope01:21
Mezjust wondering cause you mentioned about ti going into main01:22
Mezweird...01:22
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hughsieogra: cool, okay, so non of the /debian stuff is easier in package?01:22
ograhughsie, i wouldnt mix upstream source and debian dir01:22
hughsieogra: cool, i'm new to all this debian stuff01:23
ajmitchhaving the debian dir in upstream can be limiting01:23
hughsieajmitch, ok, thanks.01:23
ograexcept i develop it explicitly for this distro ... but if outher debian based distros want to package it differen mixing upstream source and packaging stuff can get odd01:23
hughsieogra: could you (do you want to) package cvs g-p-m or shall I release 0.1.1?01:24
ograhughsie, as you like... 01:24
ograi can do both... 01:24
hughsieogra: cvs is churning with new stuff at the moment01:24
ograi think we'll have to wait a bit for dbus... 01:24
hughsiei'll let it settle then do 0.1.1?01:24
hughsieokay, define "bit"01:25
ogradaniels is the guy who modularizes X 01:25
ograhe's 4/5 throught... i dont know if he can make dbus inbetween01:25
ogras/throught/through01:25
hughsieogra: okay, cool. I'll just keep hacking01:26
hughsieyou seen the hal patches I've sent recently?01:26
ograi must admit i havent looked deeply...01:26
ograbut i saw you sent patches :)01:27
hughsiecool, i'm putting lots of the clever logic in hal so that other projects (like battstat-applet can use them01:27
hughsieogra: I sleep now, I'll catch you guys tmw.01:29
ograah yes, i saw the request from ryan01:29
ograhughsie, great, see you around :)01:29
hughsiecool. thanks mate01:29
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=== mrd` doesn't understand why X is working again.
Mezcause daniels = god ?02:08
mrd`Possibly.02:09
mrd`But... I didn't think I updated any packages that could have fixed it.02:09
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Mezmrd`, it must have been magic(tm) then02:10
mrd`Hm, I did upgrade gnome-session... that could have done it.02:11
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jasoncohenAmaranth, hey- you were right about needing gnome-menus 2.10.202:20
jasoncohenAmaranth, i logged back in and now the multimedia menu is gone, and several menu entries that didn't show up before are now present. in addition i can delete menu entries whereas i couldn't before02:21
jasoncohenAmaranth, this is only a problem with the official backports server because the unofficial mirrors have gnome-menus and libgnome-menus 2.10.202:21
Mezjasoncohen, I can make a special request to James to sort that out02:24
jasoncohenthanks02:24
jasoncohenMez, can you get mozilla-mplayer 2.85 into breezy. it's already in sid02:26
jasoncohenhttp://packages.debian.org/unstable/misc/mozilla-mplayer02:28
jasoncohenit's been in sid for over a month02:28
jasoncohenand 2.75 was uploaded in May02:28
jasoncohenanyone here know if the official firefox build can upgrade properly using the included upgrade functionality? the last time i tried it didn't find 1.0.6 and i had to diownload it and install it manually02:31
Burgundaviajasoncohen, contat ogra about mozilla-mplayer02:31
Mezjasoncohen, ask in -motu02:32
jasoncohenok02:33
jasoncohenMez, i'd like to see a gtk2 version of 2.85 in breezy if possible02:35
Mezjasoncohen, tired :d talk later02:35
jasoncohenok02:35
j^what happend to network-manager?02:42
j^0.4.1+cvs20050618-3 is totaly broken02:42
Burgundaviayes02:42
Burgundaviathe changelog says that02:43
j^ Unfortunately these changes are not properly02:43
j^    tested :-(.02:43
j^thats not is totaly broken02:43
j^any plans to unbreak it?02:45
Burgundaviaian is working on it02:45
jasoncohennow that ubuntu is packaging the latest upstream release, can they use the real firefox icon?02:46
mrd`It's still patched, isn't it?02:46
jasoncohenwill they be patching it in addition to providing upstream releases?02:47
Burgundaviajasoncohen, no idea02:47
jasoncoheni have no idea why but browsing feels faster on the official build v. the ubuntu 1.0.6 build. i can't explain it02:48
jasoncohenthe ubuntu version seems to freeze for a second between switching pages. the official build doesn't02:48
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wm_eddieI think there might be a bug in shipit's zip code field.  Anyone know who I can e-mail to let them know?02:49
wm_eddie(My zipcode is 00976 and the label on the packaging said 976 and the USPS had a really hard time getting it to where it had to go.02:50
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sladenwm_eddie: mail mako02:59
wm_eddieok.03:00
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Amaranthjasoncohen, Mez: It's amazing how much of a difference it makes, isn't it? (gnome-menus)03:18
MezAmaranth, meh03:19
BurgundaviaAmaranth, what do you mean?03:19
AmaranthBurgundavia: about an hour ago jasoncohen was telling me how much of a difference gnome-menus 2.10.2 made as far as things working03:19
Burgundaviaah03:20
Amaranthjasoncohen: btw, the patches for GNOME integration make it impossible to use the official branding03:20
Amaranthjasoncohen: for firefox, that is03:20
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astronutI'm using the live cd to see how well linux handles all of my laptop's hardware....i fixed the PCMIA bus by modifying some PCI stuff, but to get the full features ofmy touchpad, i have to patch the kernel..how can i do this on a live cd? (Can i create a custem kernel on floppy, or reburn the cd, etc)03:24
OddAbe19what's the safest (or best) upgrade to breezy at the moment? Dist-upgrade or upgrade? What breakage would dist-upgrade bring versus upgrade?03:26
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sladenastronut: you shouldn't /have/ to patch your kernel;  is it a synaptics touchpad?03:27
astronutsladen, alps, see /usr/share/doc/xorg-(synaptics driver somethign)/README.alps03:28
Lathiatastronut: yeh you dont need to patch the kernel03:28
Lathiatastronut: just need to modify your X config03:28
Lathiatastronut: if you restart X with SHMConfig, you can use the 'tpconfig' to play with the values live, the default values for alps arent too great03:29
astronutLathiat, it won't detect as a synatpics03:29
Lathiatastronut: you sure03:29
astronutit works, but won't do the scroll....i tried forcing synaptics, dmsesg said not one03:29
astronutLathiat, oh, i've played a while03:29
astronutit uses generic drivers to act as just a mouse03:29
astronutwhat's SHMConfig/tpconfig?03:30
astronutnot on the live cd...03:30
Mezhmm, I've just realisede how godamn hot my gf is :S03:30
Mezhehe03:30
astronutMez, link?03:30
Mezperv astronut03:30
Mezbut, one sec03:30
astronutLathiat, i spent about 30 minutes trying to figure out WHY my mouse would work after i commented out all Mouse device sections in xorg.conf03:30
astronutMez, you cna't make a statement like that without backing it up03:31
Mezlol :d03:31
MezI'm just uploading astronut03:31
Lathiathaha mez03:31
astronutLathiat: the livecd puts a synaptics section in here, but i can't force it to use synaptics03:31
Mezhttp://www.cheesenibbles.com/files/mez/emily.jpg03:32
astronutand i want to shoot whoever made , the default nick thing in xchat 2.x over the : in 1.x03:32
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astronutMez: girls like that don't go out with geeks...what'd you do?03:32
HrdwrBoBgave her money03:33
HrdwrBoBall girls like money03:33
OddAbe19hooker's like money too03:33
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HrdwrBoB;)03:33
OddAbe19what does that tell me03:33
astronutbeat me too it OddAbe19 03:33
OddAbe19:-p03:33
Mezastronut, she's a geek too03:33
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astronutMez: liar...03:33
OddAbe19what's the safest (or best) upgrade to breezy at the moment? Dist-upgrade or upgrade? What breakage would dist-upgrade bring versus upgrade?03:33
LathiatOddAbe19: dont :)03:33
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HrdwrBoBOddAbe19:  the safest way is to not03:34
OddAbe19lol, i've been antsey for about 2 months now, but i was waiting for X and GCC changes to end03:34
OddAbe19now that they are03:34
Lathiatwell, X hasn't ended yet03:34
Mezno, seriously, she is - lol :D hehe :D her dad works for apple and stuff :D and she's my lil geek (she wont stop pestering me to install kubuntu on her PC for her!)03:34
HrdwrBoBastronut: depends, geek doesn't mean you can't be a nice person :)03:34
OddAbe19it's less borked03:34
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LathiatMez: bastard03:34
astronutor what x transition is that?03:34
HrdwrBoBMez: kubuntu? ick03:34
astronuti'm a debian guy myself03:34
Lathiatastronut: it is03:34
HrdwrBoBmy wife isn't a geek, but she uses ubuntu03:34
astronutmonolithic -> modular tree?03:34
Lathiatastronut: yes03:35
MezHrdwrBoB, my gf is and she uses kubuntu :D but each to their own03:35
Lathiatastronut: tahts wahts happening03:35
Mezand Lathiat what did I ever do to you03:35
astronutMez: once oyu're out of the picture, he can steal her03:35
LathiatMez: have a good looking geek girlfriend :)03:35
Lathiathrm.. anyone know how i can compare two struct sockaddrs03:35
astronutLathiat: tpconfig isn't in the live cd, what package is it in?03:35
Lathiatastronut: tpconfig, oddly enough :)03:36
MezLathiat, and she loves same kind of music as me and loves gaming, and. ... just... *drools* every geeks dream :D03:36
Mezhehe03:36
astronutmeh...i guess we'll have to do apt-get update03:36
astronutnot sure how well live cd will like this03:36
astronutsecurity/restricted???03:36
Mezanyhoo ... am off to bed :D hehe :D03:37
astronutE: Couldn't find package tpconfig03:37
astronutLathiat: ?03:38
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astronutmeh...i guess cd's are weird03:40
astronutlivecd*03:41
astronutfound it online, installing via dpkg03:41
astronutLathiat: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo tpconfig  -i03:42
astronutfatal:03:42
astronutNo Synaptics or ALPS touchpad device found03:42
astronutubuntu@ubuntu:~$03:42
OddAbe19hahaha, OMG, if i upgraded to breezy (not dist-upgrade) this would happen: 774 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 400 not upgraded.03:42
OddAbe19Need to get 456MB of archives.03:42
OddAbe19After unpacking 41.4MB of additional disk space will be used.03:42
OddAbe19holy crap03:43
OddAbe19is mkfontsdir fixed yet?03:43
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LathiatOddAbe19: no03:44
Lathiatastronut: did you enable the SHMConfig03:44
OddAbe19how would i fix that?03:45
LathiatOddAbe19: wait longer before upgrading :)03:46
OddAbe19no03:46
jasoncohenAmaranth, what exactly do the patches provide?03:46
OddAbe19i don't wanna03:46
OddAbe19lol03:46
jasoncohenAmaranth, the gnome integration patches in ubuntu's firefox03:46
LathiatOddAbe19: http://blogs.gnome.org/cball has information, but dont come crying in here if its broken03:47
Amaranthjasoncohen: the make it use the file chooser and such03:47
LathiatOddAbe19: this is a development channel not a user support channel03:47
OddAbe19i know it's development03:47
OddAbe19i was courious03:47
jasoncohenAmaranth, do you have any idea why i would be getting a slight delay between switching pages in ubuntu's firefox while the official build works fine?03:47
Amaranthjasoncohen: nope03:47
jasoncohenit only seems to be an issue on ubuntu builds. it works fine in debian03:47
Amaranthcan someone tell me if they're seeing http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13066 ?03:48
jasoncoheni've noticed in backports as well- but those are just breezy packages03:48
Lathiatjasoncohen: could be a pango thing03:48
Amaranthah yeah, probably pango03:48
astronutLathiat: no..where do i do that?03:48
Amaranthpango trades speed for being able to render every language ever heard of03:48
jasoncohenlol03:49
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jasoncohenand i need that because....>03:49
jasoncohen?03:49
Amaranth*shrug*03:50
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jasoncohenAmaranth, what languages would i get in the ubuntu build that i don't get in the official build?03:50
LathiatAmaranth: the bonobo docks are oh so broken03:50
LathiatAmaranth: they arent draggable anyway ;p03:50
AmaranthLathiat: i thought so03:50
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Amaranthyou can drag them, once03:50
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LathiatAmaranth: and yes happens for me03:51
astronutLathiat: where do i enable that...SHMConfig?03:51
jasoncohenboth hebrew and russian render fine on the official build03:51
Lathiatastronut: in your X config, google, and please ask in #ubuntu, this is a developemnt channel not a user support channel03:51
AmaranthLathiat: if you have editbugs can you say that in bugzilla?03:51
LathiatAmaranth: i dont need editbugs just to comment?03:51
Amaranthno, i meant to NEW it03:52
Lathiatoh03:52
Lathiatyeh well i cant do that03:52
Amaranthi suppose i could, but that doesn't look very good03:52
Lathiathaha03:52
Amarantha comment will work though, thanks03:52
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jasoncohenAmaranth, i guess the official firefox build is lighter then because it doesn't require pango or many other dependencies03:55
Lathiatjasoncohen: ya, i noticed that using the deer park builds03:56
Amaranthwell, those are so much faster anyway...03:56
jasoncohenyeah, i'm comparing 1.0.6 official to 1.0.6 ubuntu hoary03:56
Amaranththose with the GNOME integration will be faster than official 1.0 :)03:56
jasoncohenthough, doesn't debian build with the same compile options & dependencies?03:56
infinityReasonably similar, anyway.03:57
jasoncohenAmaranth, well- doesn't hoary's have gnome integration?03:57
Amaranthyes03:57
jasoncohenbut i only notice the problem in ubuntu- no such "freezing' in sarge03:57
jasoncohenor sid03:57
Amaranththe gnome integration is a seperate package03:57
Amaranthi think03:57
jasoncohenyeah03:57
jasoncohenmozilla-firefox-gnome-support03:58
jasoncohenis already instaleld03:59
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jasoncohenhmm, the debian version doesn't require the bonobo or gnome dependencies04:00
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Amaranthbonobo? blech04:02
jasoncohenyeah- debian doesn't require the bonobo libs or gnome libs but ubuntu does04:02
mrd`Odd, /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/firefox-bin doesn't use any bonobo or gnome libs.04:03
jasoncohendeerpark will have automated security upgrades (and it won't upgrade if it would break one of your extensions dependeing on the setting). that'll be nice04:03
Lathiatjasoncohen: thats kinda cool04:03
jasoncohenyeah, i just tried an alpha build of deerpark today04:04
Amaranthit does binary deltas too04:04
Amaranthfor the upgrades04:04
jasoncohenunfortunately the upgrade system isn't up yet- since releases are done by daily builds04:04
Amaranthyeah04:04
Amaranththe upgrade system is setup, it's just doing the 1.0 style04:04
Amaranthwhere it downloads the whole thing and reinstalls it04:05
jasoncohendo upgrades actually work in 1.0.x?04:05
Lathiatproblem is04:05
Amaranththey do on windows04:05
jasoncohenwhen 1.0.6 came out it didn't show the update04:05
Lathiathow does that work on say liniux04:05
Lathiatwhere you cant overwrite the binaries?04:05
Lathiat(in many cases)04:05
Amaranthit doesn't work on windows when you can't overwrite the binaries either :P04:05
jasoncohenyeah04:05
Amaranthwhich is almost never, but they should start planning04:05
jasoncoheninstall in /opt and give user permission04:05
mrd`Why not just install in your home directory?04:06
Amaranth/opt is off limits too04:06
Amaranthyou want ~/.local/04:06
jasoncohenwell, i installed in /home but some don't like doing that04:06
Amaranth~/.local/ should work for most things04:06
jasoncohenif the upgrade system is good on 1.5, could the apt package support it?04:07
jasoncohenor will official upgrades always be through new .deb packages?04:07
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jasoncoheni.e - 1.5 is packaged by ubuntu but upgrades are handled by the automated upgrade tool which is configured pre-install04:08
Amaranthfirefox is C++04:09
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Amaranthunless their upgrade tool had g++ 3.3 and g++ 4.0 versions...04:10
wasabiHey so I had this neat idea... and was expecting that somebody had already done it, since usually somebody else does my neat ideas before i Have them.04:10
Lathiatwasabi: heh04:10
wasabiI want to make a livecd that boots from a flash disk and saves changes in a seperate place.04:11
wasabiBasically for an embedded router device.04:11
ajmitchwasabi: don't exsting live cds already allow for that?04:11
wasabiLiveCD have most of the infrastructure for that?04:11
ajmitchiirc knoppix let you save settings on a usb drive04:11
wasabiI want to use Ubuntu.04:11
Lathiatknoppix basically tars up /etc and /home04:11
Lathiatsticks that on a flash drive04:11
Lathiatand untars it on next boot04:11
mrd`They support booting from a CD and saving to a usb drive... I don't see why you couldn't boot from a usb drive and save to another usb drive or somewhere else if that's what you want.04:12
wasabiUbuntu live CD uses some unionfs or something to track mods.04:12
wasabiI want to save the mods.04:12
Lathiatwasabi: yeh what you want is like unionfs i think04:12
ajmitchLathiat: right, so you'd want an overlay fs, I can't recall what the live cd does for ubuntu04:12
wasabiBAsically on this flash disk, I can stick a file containing the "live cd".04:12
wasabiAnd another file containing the user mods.04:12
wasabiAnd at boot just set it up exactly like hte live cd does04:13
wasabiYou'd be able to upgrade the device by just replacing that one file on the flash... like a cisco or something.04:13
Lathiatwell04:13
Lathiatnot sure thatd work so well04:13
Lathiatdepends how your 'union' fs works04:13
Lathiata cisco works liek that because it uses a configuration file04:13
wasabiYeah. Are there docs about how the ubuntu live cd works?04:13
Lathiatwhcih does everything04:13
wasabiOh sure, but so does Linux. It just uses a bunch of config files.04:13
wasabiWhich need to be isolated. ;)04:13
Lathiatsure but04:14
Lathiatwhat if the config file changes format04:14
Lathiator whatever04:14
Lathiator you wanna add stuff to the new version04:14
Lathiat.. etc :)04:14
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wasabiGood question, I'll consider it later.04:14
wasabiI'd suspect that the dpkg upgrade routines should be run in some way.04:14
jasoncohenAmaranth, so, why does ubuntu's firefox have all these extra dependencies like bonobo libraries and gnome libraries that aren't needed for the debian or official builds?04:14
wasabiJust like as if it was really being upgraded.04:14
ajmitchjasoncohen: gnome integration04:14
Amaranthjasoncohen: For the GNOME integration.04:14
wasabiAnd those would be responsible for making it work, however... just like they are required to do now.04:14
mrd`Amaranth: Shouldn't only the firefox-gnome-integration package have those depends though?  Not the firefox package?04:15
jasoncohenAmaranth, but gnome-integration is a seperate pacakge04:15
Amaranth*shrug*04:15
jasoncohenapt-cache show mozilla-firefox-gnome-support --> it has a bunch of dependencies as well04:15
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wasabiDoesnt' look like much of hte livecd documentation has been changed since warty04:26
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Burgundaviawasabi, what do you mean?06:10
Burgundaviajasoncohen, the ubuntu version of FF has the upgrade notifier working. That FF stuff is a hack for systems that don't have a proper package management system (windows, primarily)06:12
wasabihmm?06:12
Burgundaviawasabi, wht about the livecd stuff needs to be updated?06:13
wasabiLiveCDDesign06:13
wasabiStill talks about Warty, etc.06:13
Burgundaviaok06:13
wasabiVery little info on Casper.06:13
wasabiI'm trying to put together my own custom livecd, and not having an easy go at it. ;)06:13
BurgundaviaI thought there were some other livecd docs lying around06:13
wasabiThere are some for modifying the existing live cd06:14
Burgundaviaask Luis Villa (lu on irc) about it06:14
wasabibut none for creating one from scratch06:14
Burgundaviaah, ok06:14
wasabiI'm basically trying to create a Really Small one.06:14
fabbionemorning06:15
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bddebianHello fabbione 06:21
jasoncohenBurgundavia, you sure? it didn't properly notify me when 1.0.6 was out. how does firefox learn of the new version?06:26
jasoncohenBurgundavia, i checked for updates using the official build and none were shown06:26
Burgundaviajasoncohen, the Ubuntu build disables the auto checking06:27
Burgundaviabecause we have our own package management system06:27
jasoncohenBurgundavia, i know- i was using the official build06:27
Burgundaviaok06:27
jasoncohenanyways 1.5 will have a much more advanced upgrade system that will allow you to upgrade without breaking extensions06:28
jasoncohenand do so automatically06:28
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wasabiI am so close to having my custom live cd working06:53
wasabiexcept I can't get the new kernel installed somehow.06:53
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pittiGood morning08:03
\shdoko: ping08:04
\shmorning :)08:04
\shwell...I didn't shower so far....so I have to rush08:04
fabbionehey pitti08:05
tsengsome guy named ian of whom ive never heard trashed network-manager08:06
tseng(yay)08:06
Lathiatim over network-manager08:07
Lathiatits useless08:07
infinityI'm supposed to be putting some effort into whipping n-m into shape in the next week.08:08
infinityAnyone have any input more useful than "it's useless" or "egads, Ian broke it"?08:08
Lathiatinfinity: please make it really easy for me to right click it and say "Stop network-manager from managing my devices" and then after that have it have a "Start managing my devices again"08:08
tsenginfinity: well, the applet doesnt start08:08
Lathiatif you did that, i'd love you forever08:08
tsenginfinity: so i cant much test it anymore08:09
jdubinfinity: thom and i had a long discussion about integration with ifupdown and resolvconf a while back; pretty sure he wrote notes about it08:09
infinityjdub : I'll pester him.08:09
jdubinfinity: oh, and it was related to making n-m work sanely :)08:09
tsenginfinity: just sortof extra boggled as there are people who upload to ubuntu who never show their face in the community08:09
infinityjdub : Speaking of working sanely, why has no one made the obvious leap to use nscd, instead of switching from one nameserver to another?08:10
jdubtseng: ian has just started; he's a well known debian developer :)|08:10
infinitytseng : He's a new hire.  He's also the original dpkg author.08:10
tsengjdub: cheers.08:10
\shdoko: is hplip  build-depending on python-qt3? or on python-sip4-qt3?08:10
Lathiatinfinity: im told nscd is evil, but i have nothing to base that on08:10
jdubinfinity: dunno, though there are some strong technical/emotional opinions about nscd.08:11
infinityLathiat : It's not perfect, but neither is running a local nameserver.08:11
Lathiat\sh: i saw an upload with a changelog sayign that was removed08:11
jdubinfinity: (the original reason for using bind was that it was very configurable wrt multiple networks and name lookups)08:11
Lathiatinfinity: but it affects mroe than just dns?08:11
jdubinfinity: (nscd and resolv.conf doesn't quite solve that)08:11
infinityjdub : I don't dig the idea that a machine with NetworkManager installed can't have a nameserver installed (well, unless you ask the nameserver not to bind to localhost)... Kinda ick.08:11
Lathiatinfinity: it can08:12
Lathiatinfinity: network-manager starts its own bind908:12
\shLathiat: thx...I should read first -changes then irclogs ,-)08:12
Lathiatwith its own config file08:12
Lathiatthe problem is08:12
Lathiatit just blanket installs bind908:12
Lathiatand so bind9 runs as normal as well08:12
infinityLathiat : Yes, but still on port 53.08:12
infinityLathiat : Run your own instance, boom.08:12
Lathiatthat needs to be sorted somehow if we're gona use bind9, tho i hear theres plans to use dnsmasq08:12
Lathiatinfinity: but it binds to localhost08:12
jdubinfinity: are you on the networkmanager list?08:12
tsengian attempted to make it use resolvconf08:12
Lathiatinfinity: so i suppose thats a mild issue08:12
infinityLathiat : the latest packages swapped to dnsmasq, but the same issue survives.  You're eating port 53.08:12
jdubinfinity: it's worth reading back about this stuff08:12
Lathiatinfinity: but it would still listen on your real interfaces which is what you really care about08:12
Lathiatinfinity: s/would/wouldnt08:13
infinityLathiat : You;'d have to hand-configure bind not to bind to localhost, or it'll probably just die on invocation.08:13
Lathiatresolvconf woudl be nice08:13
Lathiatinfinity: bind9 will start fine08:13
Lathiatinfinity: by default, it binds to * which grabs all it can08:13
Lathiatso if it cant get localhost it wont care08:13
jdubbrb08:13
Lathiatresolvconf woudl be nice08:13
Lathiatcus then it can use avahi-dnsconfd :)08:13
infinityresolvconf is what the current (broken) upload was meant to integrate.08:14
Lathiatright08:14
Lathiatso it just needs to be unbroken08:14
Lathiat:)08:14
infinityThat doesn't change anything, though.08:14
Lathiatwhats the issue with just changing /etc/resolv.conf? thats always seemed to work for me08:15
\shbut a running bind9 for a laptop install with NetworkManager? 08:15
infinityMany applications cache resolver requests, so changing resolv.conf on the fly doesn't buy you much, which is why we're still running a local nameserver.08:15
infinitySo, resolv.conf always points to 127.0.0.1, and we only update it to update our search lists.08:15
infinity(Which is still not ideal, cause we could be cacheing the search lists)08:16
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tsengits polling the hell out of something, likely dbus08:18
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tsengbut it never draws the little icon bit08:19
infinityLittle icon bits are overrated.08:19
Lathiatheh08:19
\shrushing to work....bbl08:20
jdubtseng: how's beagle faring?08:20
tsengjdub: 0.12 is pretty solid here08:21
tsengjdub: and joe is coming up w/ some more big performance boosts in cvs08:21
tsengwe just need to get some crap moved to main so evo-sharp can build08:21
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tsengand it will actually work for people08:21
bob2Lathiat: mozilla, e.g. seems to cache /etc/resolv.conf forever08:22
tsengjdub: if you get the evo-sharp source yourself, youll be in business08:22
infinitybob2 : Which, really, is something we should be fixing in mozilla, not working around it with hideous hacks... :/08:22
bob2well, yeah08:22
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tsenghopefully the fixer isnt @redhat.com08:23
tsengor rather, they make it poll the file ocassionally instead of binding more of the desktop to dbus08:24
infinityIt'll be a cold day in hell before mozilla.org accepts patches to make mozilla depend on dbus, I think.08:24
Amaranthdbus is our CORBA or XPCOM08:24
infinityI could be a crack monkey, but isn't CORBA our CORBA? ;)08:25
Amaranthhaha08:25
Amaranthdbus is the new one08:25
Amaranthsomething that sounds cool and gets used way to much08:25
tsenginfinity: we are quick to replace it with something more crackful08:25
bob2make it interpret SIGPOWER as "uncache the dns server addresses, idiot"08:25
bob2or some other pointless signal08:26
Amaranththat we have to spend years ripping out of things later08:26
jdubyay for breezy kernels on hoary08:28
tsengwe should get rml's networkmanager patch08:28
Lathiattseng: which does what?08:28
tsengmakes it a real tray icon08:28
Lathiathow is it not a real tray icon?08:28
tsenginstead of a proper applet forced badly into the tray08:28
Lathiatoh08:28
Lathiatheh08:28
tsengnotice the funny gradient in clearlooks08:29
tsengand other subtle badness08:29
Lathiatyeh08:29
Lathiatand its extra whide08:29
Lathiat*wide08:29
bob2rml?08:29
Lathiatbob2: robert love08:29
bob2novell dropped netapplet?08:29
tsengdude rml <3 nm08:29
bob2I know wh orml is :)08:29
bob2but he wrote netapplet to begin with08:30
infinitytseng : I'm going to be talking to rml about his patches RSN.08:30
infinitytseng : He fixed up some VPN stuff too.08:30
tsenginfinity: yay.08:30
Lathiati wish vpnc worked at my uni08:31
Lathiatit seems to send the same packet the cisco client does to start with, but then nothing happens08:31
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infinitys/sued/used/08:56
infinity-EWIN08:56
loolquitte: the configure script first checks for /etc/xml/catalog (which you can override) and then searches for particular catalogs with JH_CHECK_XML_CATALOG calls09:07
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loolquitte: try xmlcatalog --noout /etc/xml/catalog '-//OASIS//DTD DocBook XML V4.1.2//EN'09:09
loolquitte: be sure to have xml-core, docbook-xml, and that docbook-xml's did register09:10
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pittiHi mvo09:24
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pittimorning seb12809:27
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seb128hey pitti09:28
pittiogra: so mdz ack'ed the new hal upstream version?09:29
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seb128pitti: have you read the bug I reassigned to you this night about this?09:29
seb128pitti: the battstat one09:29
pittiseb128: not yet, I'm still catching up with bug triage09:30
seb128pitti: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1290909:30
seb128pitti: current comment on it09:30
pitticool, I wanted to prepare the update anyway09:31
pittiit also fixes various issues with udev09:31
seb128nice09:32
seb128pitti: and about dbus? going to update too?09:32
pittiseb128: it seems reasonably safe and some guys need it09:32
pittidaniels: do you know whether dbus 0.35 has a new API or ABI?09:33
seb128when we spoke about it the other day some guys said only the glib binding stuff changed API wise09:34
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Amaranthseb128: Does gnome_vfs_monitor_add() use gamin to watch the uri?09:43
seb128elmo: glitz (incoming) intltool gdesklets gdesklets-data (the current gdesklets-data ships a pile of b0rked desklets due to API changes and a Debian guys has just cleaned all this)09:43
seb128Amaranth: yep09:43
Amaranthseb128: trying to find out why my menus don't update :)09:43
Amaranthok, then something in gnome-vfs is broken09:44
seb128Amaranth: gamin is b0rked09:44
seb128I would bet on gamin09:44
Treenaksseb128: will it be fixed before breezy-final?09:44
Amaranthgamin debug log says it never got a request to watch the things libmenu says it's setting up monitors for09:44
seb128Treenaks: if you send a patch for sure09:44
Amaranththe only thing inbetween them is gnome-vfs09:44
Treenaksseb128: ;) of course.. 09:44
seb128Amaranth: good, debug is welcome too ... I don't really trust gamin and would bet on it anyway though09:45
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Amaranthit'll have to wait until morning though, it's 3am and things are starting to blur :)09:45
Amaranthnight all09:45
seb128good night09:45
seb128oh09:45
seb128and how is smeg going?09:45
Amaranthi lost all my work :/09:46
seb128still an option for 5.10 or you trashed all your changes with your hdd and we should better delay it?09:46
Amaranthwell, if 0.7.5 is usable it's an option09:46
Amaranthotherwise i don't think i'll be finishing 0.8 until late august or so09:47
seb128you are the best placed to know what issues 0.7.5 has09:47
Amaranthwell, as long as you have the fixes from pyxdg CVS 0.7.5 has no issues that i know of09:47
seb128Amaranth: k, good, thanks09:47
Amaranthof course it dies on badly encoded filenames but the spec doesn't define what to do with those and no one on the xdg list seems to want to decide09:47
seb128you had a patch for this, no?09:48
seb128can't you just ignore those?09:48
Amaranththe patch silently dropped chars that couldn't be represented in UTF-809:48
Amaranthgnome-menus doesn't ignore them09:48
Amaranthit shows them then fails to find them to launch them09:48
Amaranthso no one really knows what to do with them09:48
seb128I would just ignore these files09:48
seb128better than crashing09:49
Amaranthi'll work on a patch for pyxdg tomorrow09:49
seb128cool, thanks09:50
seb128'night09:50
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\shpitti: thx..the you ff from yesterday doesn't crash anymore with flash enabled09:56
pitti\sh: I didn't upload ffox yesterday09:57
\shpitti: or the day before yesterday09:58
\shthe last upload 09:58
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\shdoko: ping10:26
dokopong10:27
\shdoko: hplip...u included a build-dep on python-sip4-qt3? or doesn't it use python qt bindings anymore? :)10:27
\shgrmpf..who is setting the bugzilla entries to pending upload and is not assigning them to his account...10:31
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doko\sh: no, not needed10:36
seb128doko: cairo 0.6 uploaded10:37
dokoseb128: ok, will test ... glitz enabled?10:38
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seb128doko: nop, I've asked a sync from incoming to elmo for that ... 10:39
seb128doko: I'll redo a build with glitz when elmo has synced it10:39
Kamioninfinity: I guess you didn't spot my seed breakage comment from yesterday10:44
Kamioninfinity: I've unbroken the archive the hard way, by copying patch-80 to a fresh directory that I own, fixing up the permissions, and killing your old patch-80 directory10:45
Kamioninfinity: please move umask 002 to the top of ~/.bashrc, before [ -z "$PS1" ]  && return10:45
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fabbioneKamion: how badly would you feel if i upload another kernel today?10:46
Kamionfabbione: oh well10:46
fabbioneKamion: i did all the "heavy lifting" job before VAC10:47
=== Kamion finally manages to commit the seed change for -5 ...
fabbioneso that i left only a few bits for infinity 10:47
fabbioneseb128: no i don't have it right now, but i can grab it for you in a minute or two10:48
highvoltagehi guys, everyone involved in edubuntu, this is a notice that there will be a meeting this afternoon in #edubuntu to discuss current status. time: 12:00 UTC/GMT.10:48
seb128fabbione: would be nice, thanks10:48
fabbioneseb128: thanks to you!10:48
=== fabbione create a new chroot
fabbioneKamion: btw.. did you ever get around to fix debootstrap for sparc or is it still untested?10:49
Kamionfabbione: still untested probably, I've entirely forgotten what bugs you reported in it, if any ...10:50
Kamionogra: do you use PHP in Edubuntu?10:50
ograKamion, ha ha ha...10:51
fabbioneKamion: no, no bugs.. once you told me that debootstrap was going to be broken for sparc and i agreed on it.. i just don't recall us talking about it anymore.. if it needs testing i can do it :)10:51
ograKamion, i guess there is not much that more used in edubuntu10:51
Kamionogra: would it break anything if I merged infinity's change to the Ubuntu seeds that switches from PHP4 to PHP5?10:51
ograKamion, yes10:51
ogra:(10:51
ogramany of the packages i use arent switched to 5 yet.... 10:51
pittiI thought it was supposed to be backwards compatible?10:52
Kamionfabbione: oh, that needs arch-specific overrides, I can't do that10:52
Kamionogra: they should depend on php4 then10:52
ogra(moodle, mediawiki (which just gets packaged in debian, but they told me these pacages wont be php5 compatible))10:52
fabbioneKamion: so what do we need to do exactly? (other than giving it a shot)10:52
pittiKamion: the problem is that we actually intended to demote php4 to universe once we have php5 in main10:52
Kamionogra: if those depend on php4, it'll be fine10:52
Kamionpitti: not my problem10:52
ograKamion, but those will have to move to main10:53
Kamionfabbione: try it, report a bug with what breaks10:53
fabbioneKamion: make sense :)10:53
ograKamion, which will keep php4 there too10:53
Kamionogra: I think the seed merge will be fine actually, as long as the dependencies are correct it won't break anything in itself10:53
ograok10:53
Kamionit's only changing the supported seed10:53
ografine then :)10:54
KamionI need to merge the installer and casper seeds which is a later patch to ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds--breezy--0, which is why I ask :)10:54
Kamionok, done10:54
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fabbioneseb128: never mind.. it's still the binutils problems that reflects into the gtk test of lp-integration...10:55
fabbioneseb128: nothing you can do about it.. thanks tho.10:56
Kamionok, this morning's daily CD build will probably be fucked, but I'm rebuilding it now10:56
Kamion"can't find kernel modules" style of breakage10:56
seb128fabbione: k10:56
fabbioneKamion: uh.. udebs are there :)10:56
Kamionfabbione: seeds weren't up to date, I've fixed them10:56
fabbioneoh ok...10:57
Kamionthe seeds matter, otherwise cdimage will leave all the kernel module udebs off the CD :-P10:57
fabbionedidn't we want more space on CD anyway? :P10:57
Kamionheh10:57
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seb128JaneW: YOUR MAIL TITLE LOOKS LIKE SPAM WITH ALL THE CAPS :p11:24
fabbionepitti: ping?11:25
pittiI'm right here11:26
fabbionepitti: before suggesting users to file bugs because /dev/inotify is not there.. do you mind to ask me..?11:26
fabbioneit's normal11:26
fabbionethe device is not required anymore11:26
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JaneWseb128: It's a notice :P11:26
fabbionenow i am getting hammered by people with "OMG THE DEVICE IS NOT THERE ANYMORE! IT MUST BE BROKEN"11:26
fabbionewhen instead it works perfectly on i386/amd6411:27
seb128JaneW: yeah, but you probably want to people to read it and not to trash it with the spam? :)11:27
fabbioneia64 and ppc...11:27
JaneWseb128: I use caps at times, when I am trying to be LOUD11:27
fabbionemeh s/ppc/sparc11:27
pittifabbione: sorry, there was no other reply on the udevel list, so I just took seb128's approach of "use bz for bugs"11:27
JaneWseb128: sorry, won't do that again then, I guess I aussmed people could read...11:27
jsgotangcoSURE WE CAN :)11:27
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TreenaksJaneW: at least the subject wasn't "Congratulations" :)11:28
=== fabbione is tempted to continue pitti's public larting :)
fabbionepitti: ok.. don't worry.. just next time let's avoid panic ;)11:28
pittisorry, dude! :-)11:28
pittiok11:28
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seb128JaneW: no need to be sorry, but I'm used to categorize CAPS SUBJECT == spam and almost trashed this one ... so I just pointed it may have this effect for some people :)11:29
JaneWTreenaks: no it;s ok, I am keeping all my lotery winning to myself, I have won at least 20 times now, I'm extremely lucky...11:30
jsgotangcoTreenaks, lol11:30
JaneWseb128: point taken, thanks11:30
seb128np :)11:30
seb128pitti: thanks for pointing bugzilla to users abusing the list for bugs ;)11:31
pittifabbione: out of interest, what is now used instead of /dev/inotify?11:35
pittithis worked with ioctl()s formerly, right?11:36
Treenakspitti: syscalls11:36
fabbionepitti: as Treenaks said.. syscalls11:36
pittiah, ok11:36
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fabbionepitti: same reason why we have coverage for 4 out of 6 arches for now11:37
fabbionepitti: ppc and hppa don't have syscalls assigned yet11:37
sivangMorning all11:40
sivanghe JaneW 11:41
mvoam I blind? or is there no search in malone?11:41
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Kamionfabbione: at least powerpc is going to be fixed before breezy, I hope?11:43
JaneWhi sivang11:43
fabbioneKamion: yes yes.. they are fixing them on a daily base11:44
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fabbioneKamion: but they are asking the differnet $arch maintainers to assign the proper numbers...11:44
fabbioneKamion:   Package lib64gcc1 is not installed.11:44
fabbioneKamion: that's needed for sparc bootstrapping..11:44
Kamionfabbione: right, that's part of the arch-specific overrides problem11:44
fabbioneKamion: ok.. do i need to ask elmo to do something?11:45
Kamionbecause powerpc also has lib64gcc1, but it isn't needed in base there11:45
fabbionenope.. but we have nothing in 64bit userland for ppc :)11:45
Kamionfabbione: technically yes, but it's "implement a bunch of hard stuff in katie", it's not "flip this switch"11:45
sivangKamion: does that mean that bootstrapping ppc always occurs in 32bit mode ?11:46
KamionI can just bump lib64gcc1's priority and accept the bloat on powerpc I guess11:46
Kamionsivang: of course11:46
fabbioneKamion: how much will ppc bloat?11:46
Kamiondebootstrap has no concept of "mode"11:46
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Kamionit's not a lot, 100KB or so11:47
Kamionseems like a DOIT I guess11:47
fabbioneKamion: well we are like talking 100KB on ppc or an entire arch out of the game11:47
fabbione100KB are doable...11:47
Kamionyeah, one second while I run germinate for powerpc11:47
fabbionethanks11:47
sivangfabbione: do you recall I asked you about the bu that  rpevented booting on pSeries, where can I read about what it was and how it got fixed?11:48
sivangfabbione: (botting from install image, that is)11:48
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fabbionebu ? 11:51
sivangfabbione: s/botting/booting/11:51
Kamions/bu/bug/11:51
sivangheh11:51
sivangKamion: thx11:51
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fabbionesivang: the installer problem we had was missing drivers in the .udeb11:52
sivangfabbione: a couple of weeks ago I tried booting the install image under one of my LPARs, and was unable to get into the grub prompt11:52
fabbioneif there are other bugs i don't know11:52
fabbionethere is no grub on ppc...11:52
sivangfabbione: ah ok, do you have it in debian bts or something?11:52
Kamionfabbione: actually, I don't get it, lib64gcc1 doesn't show up in jessica output11:52
sivangfabbione: sorry, yaboot :)11:52
Kamionfabbione: can I demote libc6-sparc64 to priority optional? what breaks if I do that?11:52
sivangfabbione: still need to adjust to the arch specifics 11:52
fabbionesivang: the bug was ubuntu specific.. we readded the drivers to the udeb.. that's it11:53
sivangfabbione: ah cool, which drivers were those?11:53
fabbioneKamion: one second...11:53
fabbionesivang: almost all of them.11:53
fabbioneKamion:  libc6-sparc64 depends on lib64gcc1; however:11:53
fabbioneKamion: i think there is quite a bunch of stuff that Depends: libc6-sparc6411:54
Kamionfabbione: right, libc6-sparc64 is the only thing that needs it, and nothing else in base Depends: libc6-sparc6411:54
Kamionfabbione: nope, hardly anything11:54
Kamionfabbione: does anything need it but not state a Depends?11:54
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fabbioneKamion: i am checking...11:54
fabbione  libdlm011:54
fabbioneand we don't care11:55
fabbioneok.. demote it my friend11:55
fabbioneand see what else breaks :)12:01
Kamion$ sudo -u katie ./alicia.new libc6-sparc64 optional12:01
KamionI: Will change priority from important to optional12:01
KamionContinue (y/N)? y12:01
KamionDone12:01
fabbionefor desktop that stuff is ok to stay out.. but they are almost required for the buildd...12:01
fabbionebut let's solve one problem at a time12:01
Kamionneeds to be added to the explicit build-essential list, I'm fixing that now12:01
Kamionwhy does the buildd need it?12:01
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fabbioneKamion: i don12:01
fabbioneKamion: i don't recall the details..12:02
fabbionei will check it again later..12:02
fabbionei still need to build vim before i can bootstrap properly12:02
fabbioneand i will test buildd later..12:02
fabbionesparc is anyway a bit of a special case...12:02
fabbioneKamion: we just got unionfs to build on ppc..12:02
fabbionei am definetely going to upload today12:03
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=== fabbione prepares linux-meta
Kamionfabbione: ok12:08
fabbioneJaneW: i need a name please...12:09
JaneWfabbione:  Scintilating Sesame12:10
=== fabbione hugs JaneW
JaneW:)12:11
Lathiatmdz: ping12:11
Mezyes?12:13
Mezoh 12:13
Mezsorry12:13
Mez:P12:13
Mezread that as mez12:13
Lathiatheh12:14
pittiseb128: here?12:25
seb128pitti: pong12:25
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cartman50 nicely packaged Hoary Cds12:26
cartmanfound its way to my home12:26
cartmanthank you guys! :)12:26
pittiseb128: wrt #11486 (gstreamer sounds bad with alsasink), can we try to apply the patch in http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=305186?12:26
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pittiseb128: oh, it's already applied, sorry12:28
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seb128pitti: we have 0.8.1012:29
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seb128pitti: yeah12:30
pittidarn12:30
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JaneWHi all, could anybody who has not updated their BreezyGoals in the last week, please do so.12:32
JaneWwe need a clear indication of where each goal is, and whether it is going to be finished in time for Breezy12:33
JaneWThanks12:33
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JaneWI will start contacting anyone who has no update in their goal in the next few hours12:35
bob2bear in mind it's well after work hours for .auers12:35
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tsengyay for firefox crashing12:36
tsengJaneW: ok, i cant update anything because firefox wont stay open for 12 seconds12:38
danielspitti: yeah, API and ABI both chagngedc, but its' reasonably trivial; we can easily 12:38
danielspitti: patch the apps using it.  it's a better long-term solution.  i'll knock up a new set of packages on monday for you.12:38
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pittidaniels: cool; well, it's not really "for me", but for some other spec a guy works on12:39
Mezhmm12:39
Mezanything that's very likely to break if I install breezy ...?12:39
Mezand upgrade it to current)12:39
tsengplenty12:40
Mezlike .. ?12:40
LathiatMez: X amon g other things12:40
tsenglike X not starting12:40
Mez(I'm just burning a colony 2 cd)12:40
MezI thought someoen said the other day they got X working?12:40
tsengBWAR12:40
danielspitti: yeah, we need 0.3512:40
tsengfirefox must die12:40
Mezwell, I shall see eh?12:41
MezIt cant do much harm as long as I make sure I do the boot partition righ12:41
Lathiathttp://blogs.gnome.org/callum12:41
Lathiatsee whats linked from there12:41
MezError: No such notebook: callum12:42
tsengone l12:42
Mezhttp://blogs.gnome.org/calum12:42
Lathiatmy bad12:42
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tsengJaneW: can i please email you a status update12:43
tsengJaneW: i have tried to login at least 12 times now, firefox refuses to do anything but crash12:43
JaneWtseng: absolutely, I can do the wiki part.12:44
JaneWtseng: thanks12:44
JaneWthat applies to everyone12:44
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=== Kamion has updated most of his, but a couple will have to wait until I dig myself out from the OEMInstaller hole, sorry
Kamionso that I can think about them without evicting useful state from my brain12:46
pittitseng: I always use ffox for editing the page, how on earth do you manage to crash it so often?12:47
pittitseng: do you have some weird extensions installed?12:47
tsengpitti: its segfaulting12:47
tsengpitti: all over the udu wiki12:47
pittitseng: besides, mozilla should work :-)12:47
Lathiatbah firefox is crashing isnt it12:48
Lathiati only just noticed now12:48
tsengyou too?12:48
pittitseng: yes, but it doesn't happen without extensions12:48
tsengpitti: hm well12:48
Lathiatnot on the udu wiki 12:48
Lathiatjust in general12:48
Lathiatand i have no extensions12:48
JaneWKamion: thanks, but mdz is pushing quite hard for updates on all goals now, so I can;t promise to leave you alone until it's done :)12:48
tsengpitti: my extensions window has "English (GB) Pack"12:48
KamionJaneW: sure, just saying that's all I can do for now12:48
pittihm, I even have some more12:48
Lathiattseng: hm, so does mine12:48
tsengpitti: i have one theme installed (and using)12:48
Lathiattseng: the version on the language pack is 1.0..412:49
JaneWpitti: yes I had that problem until I uninstalled all flash extensions12:49
tsengohh12:49
Lathiatcould be why12:49
tsengi do have flash12:49
pittiJaneW: I do have flash installed, works fine12:49
JaneWI had to chose between flash and being able to work, was a tough choice ;)12:49
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JaneWpitti: yeah but you have breezy not hoary...12:49
sivangfabbione, Kamion : well, thinking about that you uncovered a missing udeb problem, I think that's not the actual cause of what I was experiencing unde the LPAR, since it never even got to the yaboot screen, so that's probably have to do something with the image layout , or something else more low level12:49
pittiJaneW: it still makes a difference? it's the same upstream version now12:50
davyddoes anyone know about Breezy/AMD64 something in GTK+/GLib being broken?12:50
fabbionesivang: can you please file a bug with details?12:50
pittiGTK BOOG! :-)12:50
fabbionesivang: i don't even understand what you mean by not arriving at yaboot.. did the installer actually worked? or it didn't do anything?12:50
Kamionsivang: the missing udeb thing was just this morning's CDs12:50
Kamionand not getting to yaboot has zero to do with udebs12:50
fabbioneKamion: meh well not really...12:50
fabbioneKamion: the i told sivang about the missing drivers inside the udebs12:51
sivangfabbione: yes, when I booted the LPAR, I just got straight away a msg from the firmware "no operating system installed" 12:51
sivangKamion: right12:51
sivangKamion: that's why my conclusion12:51
Kamionfabbione: that can't possibly be sivang's problem either, his machine almost certainly just doesn't support yaboot12:51
davydpitti: what sort of bug?12:51
fabbionesivang: before or after the installer?????12:51
sivangKamion: no it does, SLES9 and RHEL3 do boot12:51
sivangfabbione: before the installer, sorry12:51
pittidavyd: never mind, that was just a reflex to poke seb :-)12:52
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sivangKamion: that is , each LPAR is a box in its own regards, at teh hardware level. 12:52
Kamionsivang: CD boot or netboot?12:52
sivangKamion: cd boot12:52
davydthis is a little distressing12:52
fabbionesivang: try a netboot...12:53
pittidavyd: sorry12:53
davydnah, it's ok12:53
davydI was just trying to finish some GNOME screenshots12:53
pittidavyd: it's a long story12:53
davydso I thought I should grab the latest versions of some things12:53
seb128davyd: what is the issue?12:53
davydseb128: try to start a GTK+ app and it segvs12:53
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tsengJaneW: sent.12:53
Kamionsivang: CD booting can be finicky, I may well be missing stuff in cdimage12:53
seb128davyd: utch12:54
seb128davyd: backtrace ?12:54
davydseb128: I'm seeing what I can do in that department12:54
Kamionsivang: unfortunately I don't have time to investigate at the moment, but if you can find out what mkisofs flags are used for the SLES9 or RHEL3 CDs then that would be useful12:54
seb128davyd: what/when have you updated?12:54
sivangKamion: cool, that's one lead I could use :)12:54
davydseb128: about 5 minutes ago12:54
davydon amd6412:54
seb128davyd: cairo 0.6 ?12:55
davydgconf is running, so I must have glib12:55
davydseb128: seems that way12:55
seb128pango 1.9.1 ?12:55
davyd1.9.012:55
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sivangKamion: I'm already in contact with a couple of fedora guys so it won't be hard to find that out - futhermore, they have also told me that they use anaconda to create those boot disks, and I might find more stuff to "borrow" from there, does that make sense? (I wasn't aware anaconda produces install disks)12:55
davydhmm, that sounds suss12:56
davydlike the buildds are behind12:56
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Lathiator it ftbfs12:56
seb128davyd: bah, that's random guess ...  a backtrace would be nice12:56
seb128davyd: updating just cairo works fine here on x8612:56
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davydseb128: gdb doesn't like something...12:56
seb128maybe try downgrading cairo to 0.5.2?12:57
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Kamionsivang: ah, I see the relevant anaconda code, yes12:57
davydcairo_scaled_font_create12:57
seb128gar12:57
seb128what about it?12:57
sivangKamion: nice, I'm very interested in this, should I just get anaconda's source to read and find out?12:57
davydthat's where the segv is occurring, hang on, I'll need to install symbols to get more12:57
Kamionsivang: hmm, they invoke mkisofs in a totally different way from the way we do, though12:58
seb128davyd: would be nice to try with pango 1.9.1 when your mirror get it12:58
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Kamionsivang: sure, 'cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@rhlinux.redhat.com:/usr/local/CVS co anaconda', it's in scripts/mk-images.ppc12:58
davydseb128: I'm using the main mirror12:58
sivangKamion: thanks, I will fetch that now12:58
seb128davyd: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/pango1.0/libpango1.0-0_1.9.1-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb12:59
seb128davyd: it has it12:59
Kamionmeh, they build pseries ISOs in a totally different way to mac ones12:59
davydseb128: seems like the Packages file isn't updated yet12:59
JaneWtseng: many thanks01:00
KamionI don't want to have to build two ISO images ...01:00
sivangKamion: I had a feeling :)01:00
seb128davyd: right, you can get this one and the -common and dpkg -i or wait some minutes for the update01:00
sivangKamion: why don't I try to build that image like they do, see if it works at all and then will think about it?01:00
Kamionsivang: you probably won't be able to build it literally like they do01:00
davydseb128: downloading now01:00
sivangKamion: ah, how so?01:00
JaneWtseng: I haven;t receievd it yet... ps did you ever get e-mail from me? I mist have tried about 7 addresses for you now...01:00
tsengJaneW: i replied to that too01:01
tsenguhm01:01
tsengJaneW: Unfrgiven (Ankur Kotwal) has owned that for months, ive asked him to update it01:01
tsengwrite(2, "firefox-bin: cairo.c:86: _cairo_"..., 130firefox-bin: cairo.c:86: _cairo_error: Assertion `status > CAIRO_STATUS_SUCCESS && status <= CAIRO_STATUS_FILE_NOT_FOUND' failed.01:01
Kamionsivang: because anaconda != d-i :)01:01
tseng) = 13001:01
tsengdoes this look horribly bad seb128 ?01:02
sivangKamion: ah :)01:02
Kamionsivang: you should be able to try cherry-picking mkisofs flags though01:02
JaneWtseng: oh that's right... sorry now I recall01:02
Kamionsivang: our script is in arch: baz register-archive http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/archives/colin.watson@canonical.com--2005; baz get colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/debian-cd--ubuntu--0 debian-cd; look in debian-cd/tools/boot/breezy/boot-powerpc01:03
seb128tseng: does every gtk app crash? what arch are you using? what did you update?01:03
tsengseb128: i updated everything an hour ago01:03
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davydhaha!01:03
Kamionsivang: could be worth trying the -J and/or -T flags01:03
tsengoh there goes Evo01:03
seb128tseng: and other questions?01:03
Kamionas a first guess01:03
tsengseb128: x86, and yes01:03
sivangKamion: Ok, I will start experimenting and tell you if anything works01:03
seb128tseng: every gtk app crash?01:04
tsengmoz and evo so far01:04
tsengs/moz/ff01:04
seb128start gedit?01:04
tsengopen file in gedit = crash01:04
Kamionit may well just need the ISO to have Joliet extensions01:04
seb128that's a fileselector crash01:04
seb128it's known and not new01:04
seb128ok, so that's not every app :p01:05
sivangseb128: crashes for me as well01:05
davydhmm, seems there are some XKB issues01:05
sivangseb128: my gedit patch is not yet in right?01:05
seb128sivang: not, it's not correct01:05
tsengseb128: muine isnt crashing either01:05
tseng(yet)01:05
seb128tseng: getting a debug backtrace would be nice01:05
sivangseb128: I will fix it (I already know what's wrong) and ping you when I have refreshed pkgs01:05
seb128k01:06
tsengseb128: does that mean i have to build all this crap with symbols?01:07
tsenghm the cairo stuff resolves01:08
seb128tseng: all this crap being libcairo which is like a 600k package01:08
seb128libpango1.0-dbg 01:08
tsengi have libcairo symbols somehow01:08
seb128and use LD_LIBRARY_PATH01:08
tsengset to?01:08
seb128/usr/lib/debug01:08
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tsengseb128: tseng.ath.cx/gdb-backtrace is a start01:11
tsengbut it doesnt resolve everything stiff01:11
tsengstill*01:11
tsengor did i need debug symbols when i did the coredump too01:12
sivangKamion: I'm not sure I understand the cherry-picking mode, what does it entails?01:12
Kamionsivang: do you know the term "cherry-picking"?01:13
Kamionsivang: it means to select and try things that look good, one by one01:13
seb128tseng, davyd: I'm updating gtk, maybe that will fix it 01:13
tsengseb128: k01:13
sivangKamion: ah ok, I wasn't aware of that nice english term :)01:13
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tsengoh blah theres no function names there01:14
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seb128tseng: just wait an hour for the gtk update01:14
tsengok.01:15
seb128downgrade cairo to 0.5.2 for the moment if you want01:15
tsengthanks seb01:15
seb128np01:15
sivangKamion: can I produce the test images under i386? or must I produce them under the same arch on which I intend to use them?01:17
dokoseb128: anything wrong with libcairo?01:17
seb128doko: the new cairo/pango seems to have issues01:17
dokook, libgcj doesn't use pango ...01:18
tsengJaneW: how about now01:19
sivangseb128: (just to be syncd) what issues did you spot with the gedit patch?01:21
seb128Build-Depends not updated01:21
sivangseb128: ah right :-/01:21
JaneWtseng: got it01:24
tsengJaneW: cheers.01:24
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Kamionsivang: i386 is fine, we don't have a separate cdimage machine for each architecture :)01:26
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pefhello01:27
ograKamion, how hard would it be to make the network setup in the installer default to manual in the edubuntu installer, assuming i install a standalone ltsp server there is no dhcp around01:27
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sivangKamion: cool01:28
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pittitrulux: ping01:31
Kamionogra: it's one preseed, netcfg/disable_dhcp=true, which is documented in the installer boot screens, press F7 at the isolinux prompt01:34
Kamionogra: want that switched on for Edubuntu then?01:34
ograKamion, yep, i assume having the machine standalone is the more common case... and i'd like to avoid seeing a errormessage01:35
Kamionogra: surely this is only for the server?01:35
Kamionnot clients?01:35
ograKamion, the ltsp server is the default...01:35
Kamionogra: yes, and debian-cd has a non-server config01:36
ogranot for the standalone workstation install though01:36
ograoh, that needs to change then too01:36
Kamionwhy? the workstations should default to DHCP I'd've thought01:36
ograbut in other news edubuntu daily from yesterday seems to install fine :)01:36
ograKamion, the Ws should use dhcp, the server not... but the server should be the default01:37
ogracurrently the WS install is only thought for teachers to run the setuo at home...01:38
ograsetup01:38
ograalso the hostname should default to edubuntu, but thats marginal01:39
Kamionogra: right - I've changed the server config to default to manual network configuration; please file a Bugzilla bug against debian-cd to get the Edubuntu default changed to server01:39
Kamionogra: for server or workstation?01:39
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ograKamion, for both ? 01:40
Kamionok01:40
ograif i install in my network i'll change it anyway... but the default shouldnt be ubuntu...01:40
Kamionogra: done01:41
ograyay, thanks...01:41
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ografrom a installer perspective the CD seems to be in a awesome condition... (i'm not at X yet ;) ) kudos Kamion  :)01:42
Kamionglad that works at least01:42
pittiseb128: I can't reach neither daf nor carlos :-/01:42
seb128pitti: maybe they are travelling to go to brazil01:43
Mezmako: ping01:43
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seb128pitti: bah, a few days will not matter, update next week ... 01:43
makoMez: yes01:43
MezWith Regards to your email: what is there left pending?01:44
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makoMez: umm.. remind me which email i'm talkinb about.. i've sent like 150 today already :)01:45
MezBackports Team formation01:46
pittiah, main network back, brb01:46
MezI asked whether anything was pending, and if so what it was and if I should add it to CC agenda01:46
Mezyou replied "yes"01:46
Mezlol01:46
Mez(near enough)01:46
makoyes, add it to the agenda01:46
makono, i think that's it01:46
Mezwhat is still pending01:47
makoi've talked to matt briefly about it.. if things are rolling, we'll just stamp it at the next meetting01:47
makosorry that it was unclear.. i'm sort of bulldozing through this mail right now :)01:47
Mezso, what should I add ?01:47
makocreation of backports team01:47
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infinityKamion : Shit, dude, sorry about the umask.02:01
Kamioninfinity: no problem, fixed now :)02:02
danielsinfinity: maybe you should read up on permissions.02:02
Kamionhaha02:02
infinitydaniels : Cock.02:02
fabbioneinfinity: yo....02:03
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fabbioneinfinity: eheh up to you :)02:04
fabbionei had good news ;)02:04
fabbionei guess i will keep them for me02:04
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fabbioneinfinity: let's move to u-k02:05
infinity?02:05
tseng#ubuntu-kernel02:05
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infinityRight , somehow I thought he meant "let's move to the UK".02:06
fabbionedude.. i like beer.. even after 1102:06
pittiseb128: so the polypaudio sink is broken? since we will keep esd in breezy, would you mind if I unseed polypaudio?02:06
danielsi thought polypaudio was the way of the future02:08
Kamionfabbione: my fiancee asks "if you like beer, what are you doing living in Denmark?"02:08
danielsfabbione: beer is good, but infinity doesn't like beer.  only alcoholic lemonade.02:08
danielsKamion: i think canonical should pay me relocation to belgoiubgleium.02:09
fabbioneKamion: well denmark still produces beer.. i didn't say GOOD.. but well. i am only 6 km from Tuborg :P02:09
danielsthe second attempt was even worse than the first.02:09
fabbionedaniels: yeah yeah02:09
danielsfabbione: the julebryg isn't bad.02:09
danielsnot as good as, say, a bottle of chimay blue, though ...02:10
Kamionfabbione: maybe you should move to Scotland, it's about as cold as Denmark, they don't close at 11, and you can actually buy decent English beer ...02:10
jdubi'm sure they also serve perfectly respectable scottish beer too02:11
danielsKamion: what, the Scottish climate cools the beer down? :)02:11
jdubroyalist!02:11
Kamionthe Scottish beer's OK but not as good02:11
Kamiondaniels: thpppppt02:11
Kamionanyway, work ;)02:11
infinityWork, a 10pm?02:12
infinitys/a/at/02:12
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seb128pitti: not at all02:13
seb128infinity: can you give a retry to epiphany's build02:13
danielsinfinity: next he'll try to tell us that UTC is the one true timezone.02:13
seb128jdub: hey :)02:13
jdubyo seb128!02:13
seb128pitti: so we stay on esd?02:13
pittiyes, polypaudio is still too buggy (some crashes and lack of sound events), ENOTIME to work on it, and we are too close to the freeze02:14
tsengjdub: oh, other beagle issue02:14
pittiseb128: however, Erik said that upstream is back :-)02:14
pittiseb128: so maybe there's again hope for breezy+1 :-)02:14
seb128pitti: nice, for 6.04 we will use it maybe :)02:14
seb128yeah02:14
tsengjdub: 0.12 still expects /dev/inotify to do things normally02:14
tsengjdub: we need cvs/next release for the syscall crap02:15
jdubahr02:15
danielsseb128: maybe we could use howl for 6.04 also02:15
Kamioninfinity: no, I mean me ...02:15
tsengi think ill test that now, in fact02:15
jdubdaniels: has howl finally killed off the APSL bits?02:15
seb128daniels: you better start to run now02:16
danielsjdub: don't think so, I just like giving you shit.02:16
danielsseb128: HowlRoadMap, SebastienBacherLead02:16
jdubit's on its way, don't know if it's going to be in a sane timeframe02:16
jdubi should bug Lathiat about avahi02:16
seb128jdub: somebody sent a patch for gnome-vfs bonjour support yesteday (#311882)02:17
jdubaha, and bonjour is now bsd, right?02:17
danielsonly seb128 should be allowed to say bonjour.02:18
jdubheh, it's in a tarballs/apsl/ directory02:20
jdubseb128: close the bug and tell them the apsl is evil ;)02:20
seb128bah02:20
seb128all that sucks02:21
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jdubyeah02:22
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pittialsa-utils changes changelog, debian/rules:02:51
pitti+       # do not install alsaconf for Ubuntu02:51
pitti+       rm -f debian/alsa-utils/usr/{sbin/alsaconf,share/man/man8/alsaconf.8.gz,share/locale/ja/LC_MESSAGES/alsaconf.mo}02:51
pittiand control:02:51
pitti-Depends: ${misc:Depends}, ${shlibs:Depends}, whiptail | dialog, modutils (>= 2.3.5-1) | module-init-tools, pciutils (>= 1:2.1.11-4), python, linux-sound-base (>= 1.0.9b-1)02:51
pitti+Depends: ${misc:Depends}, ${shlibs:Depends}, whiptail | dialog, modutils (>= 2.3.5-1) | module-init-tools, pciutils (>= 1:2.1.11-4), python, linux-sound-base (>= 1.0.9b-1), lsb-base (>= 1.3-9ubuntu2)02:51
pitti Recommends: alsa-base (>= 1.0.9b-3)02:51
pitti-Suggests: udev (>= 0.063), lsb-base02:51
pitti+Suggests: udev (>= 0.063)02:51
pittireally cool now :)02:52
pittiI still remember the pain when merging a previous version02:52
jordipitti: hmm, the rm is a bashism. :)02:52
pittiargh, sorry, ECHAN02:52
pittisorry for the flood02:52
tsenginfinity: blargh, tomboy fails on sbuild now because of unseeded stuff now also02:53
tsenginfinity: is that on its way now?02:53
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aigariusfabbione, ping02:59
fabbioneaigarius: pong?03:02
aigariusfabbione, I am thinking about when to make full and when to make incremental backups03:03
fabbioneaigarius: i am officially in holidays since 3 minutes :)03:03
aigariusok03:03
fabbioneaigarius: but ok :)03:03
fabbionehmm03:04
fabbionehow much does it on average an incremental backup?03:04
aigarius5-10% of a full backup03:04
aigariusI am thinking that I could just define a max_days_between_full_backups config option03:05
fabbionei would say an incremental to run at night via crontab or on request03:05
fabbioneand a weekly full as default03:06
aigariusand do incremental backups withing that period03:06
fabbionebut yeah.. configurable it's even better03:06
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aigariusI want this behaviour to be consistent regardless of use of automatic/manual backup runs03:07
aigariusI have got full backups running both locally and trough ssh03:08
aigariusnow working on incremental backups :)03:08
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fabbioneaigarius: yes, but you did ask me how often... right?03:08
fabbioneso my suggestion is daily incremental and weekly full03:09
fabbionebut if you can make it configurable it's even better...03:09
aigariusyes, right. good. happy holidays then. when do you plan to come back?03:09
fabbioneas i just wrote in the mail03:10
fabbioneaigarius: thanks :)03:10
aigariusah, ok03:10
pvanhoofwill Ubuntu breezy be xen enabled in it's kernel?03:11
pvanhoofand/or is it already? (the current kernel package)03:11
Treenaksxen: the hype of te moment03:11
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pvanhoofTreenaks, but will it be supported by the breezy kernel? :)03:13
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carstenhaigarius: i guess you don't backup things like /bin and /usr, because they can be restored from the packages that are installed?03:13
aigariuscarstenh, yes I don't do that by default03:14
carstenhaigarius: how do you ensure that the same package-version are installed after restoring a full backup?03:15
aigariuscarstenh, you can check out my progress at http://koyanet.lv/soc/  . It is a bzr repository, but you can also get the latest version with you browser.03:15
aigariuscarstenh, I backup "dpkg --get-selections"03:16
carstenhaigarius: i think this is nessessary, because new package-versions may have new configuration-files03:16
carstenhaigarius: this does von include package-versions03:16
hughsieogra: can i ask a newbie question03:16
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ograhughsie, hehe, sure :) these are my favorites ;)03:17
carstenhaigarius: i guess you have well thought about the backup :) just my 5 cent ;)03:17
aigariuscarstenh, a full restore is kind of a special case scenario. the usual use is backup/restore of a single file or a subdir.03:17
carstenhaigarius: ah, ok03:17
hughsieogra:I've installed 5.04, and want to upgrade to latest and greatest so I can try our the new dbus and hal and libnotify stuff for g-p-m03:18
hughsiehow ould i do this the easiest?03:18
aigariuscarstenh, it would be pretty hard to restore to a specific version if that is not the latest in the repository03:18
carstenhaigarius: yes, ubuntu is iirc missing something like snbapshot.d.n03:19
ograhughsie, edit all occurences of hoary to breezy in the file /etc/apt/sources.list...03:19
hughsieis that it? then do an apt upgrade?03:19
aigariushughsie, X is quite broken in breezy, so better don't :)03:19
ograhughsie, then run "sudo apt-get update" to get the new package lists03:19
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ograhughsie, after this "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"03:20
aigariusor be prepared to use a text mode IRC client for debuging :)03:20
ograhughsie, anfter that have fun in getting X working03:20
carstenhaigarius: thanks for the information so far, i will have a look at it if i have time this weekend :)03:20
hughsieokay, lol, thanks. how long till x being fixed? hours or days?03:20
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ograhughsie, i wouldnt suggest a upgrade to breezy if you are not familiar with working around that X breakage03:21
Kamionnot hours03:21
aigariusIIRC it has been broken for weeks and is improving very slowly03:21
ograhughsie, most likely days... daniels said something about next week...03:21
hughsieogra: okay, thanks. is apt clever, so i did sudo apt upgrade libnotify if would do all the rest? 03:22
hughsieof is breezy a development snapshot03:22
hughsie(shouldn't be asking q's like this in devel, sorry)03:22
ograhughsie, on breezy, yes... if you do such things in hoary, it will pull in the dependencys03:22
Kamion(a) the command is apt-get not apt (b) you use 'install' to upgrade single packages, not 'upgrade'03:22
hughsieKamion, thanks. I want to make sure g-p-m works in breezy with a manual dbus and hal install03:24
carstenhpitti: will you be here later to talk with jeff an me about wheter our files shuold be marked as conffiles and about the script that will change the configfile?03:24
pitticarstenh: I should still be here for ~ 2 hours03:24
ograhughsie, hal is already updated :)03:25
hughsie0.5.3?03:25
ograhughsie, pitti is fast ;)03:25
hughsiepitti sounds like a legend03:25
hughsie:-)03:25
hughsiedbus?03:25
ogranope :/03:25
carstenhpitti: ok, thanks. i hope jeff will be here in the next 2 hours and have some time :)03:25
ograhughsie, thats the one that will take time i guess...03:26
seb128tseng: new gtk is apt-gettable if you want to give it a try03:26
hughsieogra: i'll have a go at --prefix'ing it locally03:26
ograoki03:26
hughsiethanks for the pointers, i'll five it a go now.03:26
ograyay... so we made you a ubuntite :)03:27
hughsieogra: only on my 2nd pc, laptop if firmly fc4 i'm afraid :-(03:27
tsengseb128: got it03:27
hughsiei figured i might as well take the plunge03:27
tsengseb128: crash03:28
ograhughsie, ah well.... we all started with only one ubuntu install.... they tend to grow through your network... ITS A VIRUS watch out !! ;)03:28
hughsieogra: what can breezy do for a AGP card that gets so hot it's untouchable. I would be inpressed if it would work on X with that.03:29
ogra*grin*03:29
hughsieogra: great. just as i though linux didn;t need antivirus03:29
ograit should work... if not, kick daniels to fix it :)03:29
hughsieogra: cool :-)03:29
ograthere is no distro that ships a newer X then breezy... daniels is working also upstream....03:30
seb128tseng: crash what/when?03:31
hughsiei was listening in on your firefox discussion yesterday. whats ubuntus policy on backporting? fc seems to be "upgrade to latest" as it's simplest03:31
seb128tseng: update cairo/pango/gtk and restart your app ... if that still crash backtrace is welcome03:31
tsengseb128: firefox03:31
tsengseb128: i restarted all of X03:31
tsengafter updating03:31
tsengill get a backtrace later with cairo debug03:31
seb128do you have the backtrace and the assertion of what you get on the crash?03:31
seb128k03:32
tsengthe assertion is the same03:32
tsengfirefox-bin: cairo.c:86: _cairo_error: Assertion `status > CAIRO_STATUS_SUCCESS && status <= CAIRO_STATUS_FILE_NOT_FOUND' failed.03:32
tsengAborted03:32
ograhughsie, yes, we do this too now, we just changed the policy, since the upstream patches for FF are not easy backportable...03:32
hughsieff tend to update other stuff in a release i've noticed03:32
tsengconsider that to be a rare exception03:32
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tsengnot a precedent to changing the rules03:33
ograhughsie, before we had a policy to just backport security related stuff to avoid new bugs through new features... 03:33
hughsiegotcha, thanks.03:33
seb128tseng: k, let me know if you get a backtrace03:33
tsengseb128: ok.03:33
hughsieso you guys are going to want me to branch CVS ideally when I release 0.2.0 g-p-m?03:33
hughsieat the moment i tent to just have one release (CVS!)03:33
ograhughsie, when wil that be ? 03:34
ogra0.2.0 i mean03:34
seb128tseng: does anything out of firefox crash?03:34
hughsiefew weeks at this rate03:34
tsengseb128: not yet03:34
seb128k, so maybe a firefox issue03:34
tsengseb128: im using alot of other stuff03:34
pittihughsie: daniels wanted to update dbus on monday03:35
ograits unlikely we wont change g-p-m after my next package... since the freeze dates are near...03:35
ogras/we wont/we will03:35
hughsieogra: thats cool with me.03:35
hughsiei can stick to 1.103:35
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ograso you dont need to branch03:35
hughsieyou'll package cvs tho?03:35
ograi think so... except you want to roll out a tarball release during the next days while we wait for dbus03:36
ograthen i'd take the tarball03:36
hughsieogra: okay, give me a few hours to finish the part-glib-ification in cvs, and i'll do 0.1.2 for you03:36
ograyay03:36
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ograseb128, do you have a bug about missing transparency for png's in firefox already ?03:42
ograseb128, ah, nm, its not ff, its the screenshooter that produces them like that already03:43
seb128ogra: I don't maintain firefox03:44
seb128I don't have bugs about firefox03:44
ograseb128, isnt the maintainer the last one who touched it ? ;)03:44
Treenaksogra: so now IE7beta supports transparent PNGs, but firefox doesn't anymore? :P03:45
\shlol03:45
ograseb128, but the prob isnt ff as i said... my gnome-screenshooter seems to produce them without transparency03:45
seb128k03:45
ograi.e. a big black border03:45
\shogra: use gimp03:45
ogra\sh, mm, wil that fix the bug... ?03:46
ogralet me first check how outdated my libpng is ;)03:46
danielsiz gtk boog03:46
pittielmo: please sync pmount from Debian incoming03:47
\shogra: no..but will help u until the bug is fixed ,-)03:47
ogra\sh, i can live with black borders for now :) its not this important03:47
ograi just wanted to know if its a known bug already....03:48
danielsKamion: can we please move xterm to universe?  i can't be arsed maintaining it.03:48
seb128ogra: how outdated your gnome-utils is?03:48
\shdaniels: no ways...xterm belongs to X like steven jobs belongs to apple03:49
\shsteve even03:49
daniels\sh: so find someone to maintain it ... ?03:49
daniels\sh: i don't use it myself and we already have a terminal emulator in main03:49
ograseb128, a bit :) 2.11.1-0ubuntu1 03:49
seb128ogra: that's probably it03:49
ograyep03:50
\shdaniels: what must be done for xterm?03:50
seb128try with current one03:50
ograi was suspecting that03:50
ograseb128, i'll do, thanks03:50
daniels\sh: someone to keep on top of the bugs, to deal with new usptream versions, and to deal with ishikawa mutsumi in debian and get the debian and ubuntu packages synchronised.03:50
daniels\sh: although ishikawa might be handing over to branden robinson, so you may have to deal with it.03:50
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\shdaniels: hmmm...03:51
danielss/it/him/03:51
danielswhich other people are far better-qualified to do than me.03:53
\shdaniels: it sounds like a nice job *sigh* is it ok for u when I'm doing it after breezy release? cause right now I want to get finished with the universe work and some kde stuff03:53
Kamiondaniels: :P03:53
daniels\sh: sure.03:53
danielsKamion: um, this isn't an xlibs-dev situation.  this is a serious question.03:53
danielsKamion: (and gravity really wants to kill xlibs-dev ...)03:54
Kamiondaniels: we clearly shouldn't move it to universe; it is widely used03:54
Kamionand definitely in the "traditional" category03:54
danielsKamion: even in the presence of g-t and stuff like rxvt?03:54
\shdaniels: ok..setteled...I will do it after breezy release in october03:54
danielsKamion: dude, xedit is traditional :P03:54
Kamionyes, rxvt is quirky03:54
Kamionnot nearly so widely used as xterm03:55
danielsi haven't even packaged that, and don't intend to.03:55
danielsKamion: not used at all AFAICT.  given that it doesn't work with UTF-8 at all.03:55
Kamionand g-t is slow and bulky and really not what some people want03:55
\shdaniels: xterm works everywhere (normally) and UTF-8 is sometimes not wanted ,-)03:55
danielsto be fair, g-t is actually a lot faster these days.03:55
daniels\sh: uhm, if a text editor refuses to even start if your locale is UTF-8, it's complete crap.03:56
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ogradaniels, youre vouching for moving xedit to main ?03:56
crimsun(xterm, I think)03:56
ogracrimsun, i know ;)03:57
\shdaniels: vi is starting in xterm nicely03:57
\shdaniels: anyways...give me a pointer...let me have a look on it...03:57
danielsogra: no, I'm vouching for xedit ceasing to be distributed at all.03:57
daniels\sh: um, apt-get source xterm?03:57
ograheh03:57
ogradoko, where is wxgtk2.6 ? i need a working audacity for edubuntu03:58
wasabiMy X colors are all messed up. How can I reset them?03:59
wasabivmware did it. =/03:59
crimsunheh, I was just going to ping doko about that for vlc ;)03:59
ograheh03:59
daniels\sh: and restore lxterm, koi8rterm, and uxterm (or whatever) from xterm 6.8.2-10, becuase I think they went missing03:59
danielswasabi: try doing a VT swtich03:59
dokoogra: needs some fixing, to have both 2.4 and 2.6 installed at the same time03:59
wasabidaniels: can't.03:59
ogradoko, any ETA ?03:59
danielswasabi: can't?03:59
wasabiMy GF can't come back if I do so.03:59
wasabiOnce I go to console, I have to reboot. ;)04:00
danielsreally?  what the bloody hell sort of driver are you running?04:00
dokothis weekend04:00
wasabithe binary one.04:00
ograyay04:00
wasabiDVI out.04:00
wasabiWorks fine with VGA out.04:00
danielswasabi: matrox?04:00
ogradoko, thanks a lot :)04:00
wasabigeforce.04:00
danielswasabi: heh.  both pieces.04:00
\shDAMN why can't I SHUT MY MOUTH ,->04:00
danielsAHR IT'S THE RETURN OF THE ONE-EYED EMOTICON04:01
wasabiYeah, well, it sucks. But that's the way it has been for about a year now.04:01
danielsaccompanied by ZIPPY the PINHEAD04:01
ogradaniels, mga is totally fucked by intention ? 04:01
\shdaniels: uxterm should ne in xterm source + a special lib04:02
danielsogra: nope, it's just that mga only allows DVI through their binary driver because they're a completely closed shop at the moment04:02
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daniels\sh: um, isn't it just a shell script?04:03
ogradaniels, i have a fresh install here, that hardlocks after trying to start X04:03
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\shdaniels: a wrapper yes..let me have a look first...*grrr*04:03
ogradaniels, the console gets a green border and doenst show anything anymore04:03
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\shI think I have to marry daniels...sometimes I think it good to have him as wife ;-) he will tell me when to shut up *harhar*04:04
danielsogra: yeah, gcc4 sucks.  the next xorg upload (monday?) will be compiled against a fixed version of gcc4.  in the mean time, try grabbing libvgwha.a from a hoary system.04:04
daniels\sh: at least you have two eyes now04:04
ogradaniels, i'm fine to run this system in console mode for now... thanks for the info04:05
danielsogra: no worries04:05
\shdaniels: I'm not a crippled guy...dodn't u know..two eyes, two arms, two legs, two..nevermind and I'm working...in germany this is really hard to get...so last chance *evilgrin*04:06
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pittiHi lamont04:14
lamontmornign pitti04:15
JaneWhi lamont04:15
lamontmorning JaneW 04:15
seb128Hi lamont04:16
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lamonthi seb128 04:16
lamontand everyone else04:16
seb128lamont: could you put a retry on epiphany-browser ?04:16
lamontsure04:16
seb128thanks04:16
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lamontseb128: done04:19
hughsieogra: well impressed with your updates tool04:27
ograhughsie, apt ?04:27
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hughsieno, i'm just updating hoary with all the updates04:28
hughsiethe visual update program04:28
ograah04:28
hughsiemuch better than fc404:28
ograkudos for that one go to mvo :)04:28
hughsiebut fc4's networking tool is better04:28
hughsieso it's one all :-)04:28
ograwe'll have NM in breezy (hopefully)04:29
hughsieogra: thats cool. where's your services tool?04:29
tsengsystem - admin - services04:29
ogragnome will have the g-s-t tool upstream... we'll use it04:30
tsengwe have it04:30
ogratseng, not in hoary04:30
tsengbuh04:30
tsengwho uses that :P04:30
hughsietseng :-)04:30
dokoseb128: evolution doesn't work anymore reading from an IMAP server ... started after the latest upload04:30
hughsiei'll update soon, but i want x!04:30
ogratseng, people that use X04:30
hughsieheh04:30
=== tseng users X
danielsum, X works fine in breezy04:30
=== ogra too, but -34
danielslatest X works fine in breezy04:31
danielsi'm even running it now04:31
\shyes...I have a german keyboard again :)04:31
ogradaniels, haha04:31
tsengi think we need mkfontdir04:31
tsengyet04:31
seb128doko: what does it say?04:31
danielstseng: yeah, mkfontdir is needed, and I have its required library in NEW now04:31
bagginshi danies04:31
baggins+l04:31
danielstseng: but it won't matter on upgrades from hoary04:32
danielsbaggins: yo04:32
bagginshow's it going?04:32
tsengdaniels: huh, my upgrade from hoary the other day broke pretty bad04:32
tsengcant find fixed font04:32
tsengand yes i fixed the paths04:32
danielstseng: oh well04:32
ogra<daniels> tseng: yeah, mkfontdir is needed, and I have its required library in NEW now04:32
danielsbaggins: not too badly04:32
tsengyes04:32
ogra;)04:32
dokoseb128: Loading ...04:32
seb128doko: with the update from this afternoon?04:33
dokoye04:33
\shdaniels: u want to have a new xterm-203 in breezy?04:33
daniels\sh: sure, if it works04:34
\shlets see :)04:34
daniels\sh: it needs --sysconfdir=/etc in debian/rules04:34
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danielsapparently it doesn't load its app-defaults right now04:34
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\shdaniels: it has..04:37
daniels\sh: hm, ok04:38
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mvoI need a good name for the NetwidePackageUpdate program. it's called auto-pkg-update-{server,client} right now and that name sucks :/04:44
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bddebianHeya04:44
mdzLathiat: yes?04:44
mdzpitti: yes, I acked the new hal04:44
pittimdz: Good morning! Thanks, ogra and seb128 confirmed, so I already uploaded it :-) It works just fine and fixes a couple of bugs04:45
\shmvo: apucs 04:45
mvo\sh: nice and short, but a bit cryptic. what does it mean?04:45
mdzpitti: great04:45
ogramdz, first edubuntu testinstall up and running here.... no X though...04:45
hughsieogra: in sources.list, deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ breezy main restraicted universe04:46
ograhughsie, looks ok04:46
mdzogra: aren't all of the edubuntu apps X apps?04:46
hughsieogra: then sudo apt-get install libnotify doesn't work04:46
ogramdz, not the server part04:46
ograhughsie, sudo apt-get update04:46
\shauto-pkg-update-client'n'server 04:46
ograhughsie, before the install command04:46
seb128hi mdz04:47
hughsieogra: i have to update the whole lot?04:47
carstenhis it possible to limit the output of packages.ubuntu.org to show only packages in main?04:47
ograhughsie, the package list04:47
ograhughsie, apt-get update only updates the info about available packages04:47
hughsieohh, sorry, yes i did this04:47
\shmvo: it's an abbrev. of your package name...:)04:47
\shmvo: in alphabetic order :)04:48
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lamont(if it's marked 'Building', and it's in main, it's almost certainly a failure)04:48
ograhughsie, and s/restraicted/restricted i hope04:48
hughsieyes, sorry, transcribing all this from an vnc window04:49
carstenhand if not, has anybody a idea to get a list of packages in main that provide a file in /etc/init.d/?04:49
hughsiei can do sudo apt-get update libnotify04:49
ograhughsie, just to be sure :)04:49
hughsiebut that want to download 200mb of packages04:49
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ograhughsie, yep... dependency management.... libnotify depends on the stuff it was built against (breezy)04:50
hughsieokay, gotcha. I'll give that a go.04:50
hughsiemy server kicks arse.04:51
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ograhughsie, look that there gets no X stuff upgraded... it could break badly04:51
mvo\sh: I think apu is a good name, so it will be apu-client and apu-server04:51
hughsiei get to keep both bits.04:51
hughsiepresumably I can just apt-get from non-x terminal in a few days?04:51
ograyep04:51
ograhughsie, daniels said something about monday... lets see04:52
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hughsieogra: cool04:52
ograhughsie, for X  (not for dbus)04:52
danielsx will hopefully be monday also04:53
ogradaniels, also ? 04:53
Keybukdaniels: you an I need a word, outside ... :)04:53
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\shmvo: yeah :) apu sounds good :) 04:53
ogradaniels, does that mean you already prepared a new dbus ?04:53
danielsKeybuk: not until you fix dpkg.  it's screwing us up trying to build mesa.04:53
Keybuk"fix dpkg" ?04:54
danielsKeybuk: actually, that might make the word outside even more interesting ...04:54
danielsKeybuk: apt-get install leading to dpkg segfaults are bad, ok?04:54
Keybukbug#?04:54
danielsogra: largely, yeah04:54
ogradaniels, yay....04:54
ograhughsie, ^^^04:54
ogra:)04:54
hughsiesweet as04:54
hughsienice one daniels04:55
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\shok..going home..and if everything works fine, daniels will have his xterm tonight05:00
\shbbl05:00
danielsseb128: cairo.c, line 86.  dunno if it's in firefox or pango.05:00
hughsieanyone want to buy a server?05:00
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Keybukso, who wants to help me debug dpkg? :p05:04
danielsiwj volunteers05:04
Keybuks/iwj/Diziet/, non? :p05:05
seb128daniels: what cairo.c ?05:08
danielsseb128: dunno.  that's the fun part. :)05:08
seb128daniels: where/how did you get that?05:08
seb128daniels: cairo.c is a cairo source file05:08
daniels13:03 < thaytan> firefox-bin: cairo.c:86: _cairo_error: Assertion `status > CAIRO_STATUS_SUCCESS &&05:09
daniels                 status <= CAIRO_STATUS_FILE_NOT_FOUND' failed.05:09
danielsi don't have copies of any source trees with me, so I can't check it out at the moment.  but you sure it's not in pango or anything?05:10
lamontKeybuk: what did you do to dpkg?05:10
danielsalthough _cairo_error does look a little sus05:10
Keybuklamont: nothing05:10
Keybukquite literally05:10
danielslamont: broke it on hppa, and only hppa05:10
KeybukI'm wondering whether the zlib security upload broke it05:10
lamonthrm... gonna need a really really really big trebuchet to reach .au05:10
lamontwhat's the failure mechanism?05:11
Keybukinfinity: *poke*05:11
lamontKamion: ping05:12
Keybuksweet, metacity segfaulted again05:14
lamontKamion: nm05:14
KeybukI didn't need a window manager anyway05:14
danielsgtk bug05:15
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infinityKeybuk : You're not going to like it.05:24
hughsieogra: ubuntu supports rpm?05:25
ograhughsie, through alien, yes... but i'd prefer a .deb from the package if i were you 05:26
ogras/a .deb/a real .deb/05:26
hughsieogra: okay, just seemed like the coke c.e.o saying "is pepsi okay?"05:26
ograheh05:27
mjg59So I have a couple of packages that could do with uploading for Breezy05:27
mjg59But I don't have upload rights05:27
mjg59What's the best approach?05:27
ograalien is a great tool if you cant find any .deb.... but with more then 16000 packages in the archive its seldom that you dont find what youre looking for05:27
mjg59(Other than to bully James into adding me to the keyring...)05:28
danielsmjg59: step one: buy me beer05:28
danielsmjg59: step two: profit05:28
ogramjg59, main ? universe ? for universe, just thriw them at anybody in #ubuntu-motu05:28
ograthrow even05:28
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mjg59Probably universe for now, but targetted at main05:29
mjg59seb128: Did you get the bug I filed for hotkey support?05:29
seb128yep, I'm busy with cairo/gtk update today though05:30
hughsieogra: bah, real men don'e need X.05:30
mjg59seb128: No problem05:30
ograhughsie, true... except when they have to build a distro alone that has two critical places that depend on X ;)05:31
ogra(talking about edubuntu)05:31
hughsieogra: pahh, all i need is a curses xchat replacement !05:32
ograhughsie, i doubt i'd make the teachers happy with that ... especially a ltsp install without X is funny :)05:33
ogramdz, ltsp breaks in xlibs installation currently... 05:33
mdzogra: did you file a bug?05:33
ogramdz, nope, because next X is due for monday anyway...05:34
ogramdz, it worked on monday though...05:34
danielshow does it break?05:34
ogradaniels, non informative with "Errors were encountered while processing: ... " no error above that...05:35
ograi'll investigate a bit more in about 30min...05:35
danielsogra: should work in -43, but -44 will definitely fix05:35
ograit might also be the us mirror... the ltsp script defaults to that... i'll try my next ltsp install with archive.ubuntu.com05:36
mdzogra: there was surely an error above that05:38
ograwait a sec... its in the other room05:38
danielsmdz: no, not necessarily05:39
danielsmdz: there was a problem (which was only in -42, IIRC), where the last line of xlibs.preinst was test -d foo && bar05:39
ogranope, no other error...05:39
danielsmdz: test -d foo fails, and the last exit status is 105:39
mdzdaniels: in which case dpkg would have printed a message saying that the exit status was nonzero05:39
mdzogra: please mail me an unabridged copy of the log05:39
ogramdz, ok05:40
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\shre05:44
bddebianwb \sh05:47
\shdaniels: xterm-203 works for me on i38605:54
mdzogra: I don't see it yet05:55
ogramdz, i just reran the install wait a sec05:55
daniels\sh: cool05:55
\shu need it now? or in 2h..so I can go and take a nap first ,-)05:57
daniels\sh: um, whenever.  i'm not desperate for it.  might be worth emailing ishikawa@debian.org to see what he thinks first.05:58
ogranow, could someone tell my why "2&>1 > ltsp.log" swallows the error ?05:59
bddebian 2>&105:59
ograthats what i meant... sorry typo here05:59
bddebian :-)05:59
\shdaniels: debian is using the bundeled xterm...hmmm05:59
daniels\sh: yeah, but ishikawa -- who did all the work on xfree86 4.2 -- did xterm packages for when it gets split out06:00
danielsand it's in our interest to not deviate from debian if we can avoid it06:00
danielsso if you chat to him and see if you can get the packages as close together as possible ...06:00
\shk..will email him :)06:00
\shk..mailed him...06:03
danielscool06:04
ogramdz, dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/xlibs_6.8.2-43_all.deb (--unpack):06:09
ogra subprocess pre-installation script returned error exit status 106:09
ograit occurs way earlier in the process and was hidden06:09
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danielsright, that's probably one of the ones I fixed for -4406:10
danielswhich will land on Monday06:10
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ogradaniels, rmdir: `/etc/X11/xkb/geometry/digital_vndr': Directory not empty06:20
ogra seems to be the original reason for the error06:20
Amaranth*groan*06:21
Amaranthit's something that's supposed to fail on breezy but not make the script exit06:22
Amaranthbecause it needs to be done for a clean upgrade from hoary06:22
Amaranthor something like that06:22
danielsyeah, I fixed the bug that tanked that06:22
ograoki06:22
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bddebianNighty night :-)06:23
\shlaters06:23
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Kamionmdz: I've just uploaded oem-config. Can I seed it for main? Do I need pitti to look over it for security first?06:34
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HiddenWolfkamion, any other devel, is that ubuntu-lite project official, will it ever be?06:40
ograHiddenWolf, vedran is working out the seeds... i'm not sure if a iso image is planned, but you will find a ubuntu-lite metapackage06:41
Kamionhttp://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/LightweightDesktop06:42
HiddenWolfgood. My roommate just came running up to me with an ancient win2k laptop bsod-ing on boot. 06:42
HiddenWolfAnd I'd like to stick er on ubuntu.06:42
ograHiddenWolf, i'm talking about breezy06:43
ograso you probably should take hoary with a server install and install the desktop manually06:44
HiddenWolfogra, I've given her a windows cd for now, but just figuring out the options.06:44
ograah06:44
HiddenWolfI'm not going to fiddle with a 300mhz/64meg laptop on a saturday night. ;)06:44
HiddenWolfnor a friday.06:44
ograheh06:44
HiddenWolfwould hoary/xfce do for now?06:45
ograsure06:45
HiddenWolfogra, once again, you rock.06:46
ograthanks :)06:46
vedranHiddenWolf: try the iso here www.ubuntulite.org it uses a different installer that wipes out your hard drive ;) but otherwise is pretty much the future lightweight desktop seed06:48
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HiddenWolfvedran: how usable is it, atm?06:48
vedranv1.0 works but you have to login as root and configure x.org manually06:49
HiddenWolfah.06:49
vedranv1.1 will fix that and other issues06:49
HiddenWolfwhat's the desktop used?06:49
vedranicewm06:50
HiddenWolfI need something that won't scare away a teenager.06:50
HiddenWolfany screenshots anywhere?06:50
vedranumm no06:51
vedranhttp://www.linuxcdmall.com/ubuntulite-screenshots.html06:51
HiddenWolflol06:52
HiddenWolfthat's a ripped off winxp install. :P06:52
mdzKamion: OK to seed06:52
vedranHiddenWolf: heh it's just an icewm theme but official ubuntulite will not use that ofcourse06:53
HiddenWolfvedran: the site says it's not an official project. Is it not a project yet, or will it never be?06:53
vedranlong story short - the guy started it independently and we are now trying to merge06:54
HiddenWolfGood.06:55
Kamionmdz: done06:55
HiddenWolfI'm not going to go anywhere else, not for a crappy laptop owned by the dumbest of girls I've ever known. :P06:56
shackanvedran, does it have anything good for merging ?06:56
Amaranthdoes icewm support all the fd.o specs?06:57
HiddenWolfshackan: if nothing else, a config that runs on "anything"06:57
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vedranshackan: well mostly package list, some config hacks and the installer has the same goals as oem-installer06:57
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shackanuhm, the installer seems still the old stile textmode stuf06:58
shackan*stuff06:58
dokoseb128: imap doesn't work with evolution 2.3.6.1 as well06:58
shackanare we getting a graphical installer some day ?06:58
seb128doko: you already said so06:58
HiddenWolfshackan: count on it, if ubuntu is planning to distribute with HP. ;)06:59
dokoseb128: no, that was 2.3.606:59
seb128doko: ah06:59
shackanuh, didn't know that06:59
seb128doko: it does nothing?06:59
vedranshackan: why graphical? it isn't even interactive :P06:59
seb128doko: try to evolution --force-shutdown && evolution06:59
vedranguess that beats microsoft for usability...06:59
shackanlol07:00
dokoseb128: same behaviour07:01
Kamionshackan: see http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/GraphicalInstaller, http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuExpress07:01
seb128doko: it hangs?07:01
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dokoseb128: Clicking on the Tab in the left pane, it says "Loading ..." (the mailbox), then nothing happens. I'm able to click on other things, so the application itself doesn't hang07:02
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seb128doko: that's using IMAP or IMAP4v1?07:04
dokoimap407:05
dokoseb128: wait, the preferences overview says imap4, but the dialog imap4v107:07
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ograAmaranth, icewm has a own menu system :/07:14
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jasoncohenogra, hey, i asked yesterday if mozilla-mplayer 2.85 would get into breeezy. 2.85 has been in sid for over a month and it works here. The releases since 2.7 have made signifigant aesthetic changes to the UI and there have also been some features added I believe07:18
ograjasoncohen, i saw the bug already... 07:18
Amaranthwhat UI?07:18
Amaranththere's a UI?07:18
jasoncohenAmaranth, yes, if you compile with --enable-gtk207:19
danielshttp://thedailywtf.com/forums/39325/ShowPost.aspx07:19
danielsargh07:19
jasoncohenlet me get the bug07:19
ograAmaranth, yes after the totem plugin mplaye now stars thattoo07:19
AmaranthCan someone translate for me? :)07:19
Amaranththey're doing it because totem got a plugin?07:20
ograAmaranth, totem plugin has a pause and a fullscreen button07:20
jasoncohenAmaranth, basically, the debian mozilla-mplayer is compiled without gtk2 support so there are no menus or buttons07:20
ograAmaranth, i guess thats what they added to mplayer too now...07:20
jasoncohenif you compile with gtk2 (the default for mozilla-mplayer), you get a more attractive interferace, buttons, and a menu which you can download the stream07:20
jasoncohenAmaranth, https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/malone/bugs/159807:21
jasoncoheni've already packaged a new 2.70 deb with the trivial changes07:22
jasoncohenogra, would you be opposed to making the change?07:22
ograjasoncohen, i currently dont have the time for it... but will look into it.. i'm not sure if the current version in multiverse is marillat or sid07:23
jasoncohendoes marillat even have mozilla-mplayer?07:24
Amaranthdaniels: that is sad07:24
jasoncoheni thought they used debian's version07:24
jasoncohenMaintainer: Rene Engelhard <rene@debian.org>07:24
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jasoncohenso, i guess it's sid07:25
shayaanyone having firefox crashes due to cairo?07:25
shayafirefox-bin: cairo.c:86: _cairo_error: Assertion `status > CAIRO_STATUS_SUCCESS && status <= CAIRO_STATUS_FILE_NOT_FOUND' failed.07:25
shayado I have to rebuild firefox due to cairo 0.6?07:26
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jasoncoheni just receivedc DSA-769-1 for gaim. It fixes CAN-2005-2370 but this is not shown on http://gaim.sourceforge.net/security/. Also, CAN-2005-1934 AND CAN-2005-1269 remain unfixed. anyone know where this CAN came from or if it affects hoary?07:32
Kamionmdz: I'm thinking that OEMRescue wants to be deferred for breezy07:33
mdzKamion: given that it's always said that it wants OEMInstaller in place first, and OEMInstaller is getting down to the wire, yeah, I agree07:34
Kamionmdz: OEMInstaller is in plausible shape now (the main problems are ropey UI, not major lacks of functionality), but OEMRescue is going to take a fair bit more development07:34
Treenaksjasoncohen: http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CAN-2005-237007:34
Kamionso yeah, I'd like to do it right for breezy+1 rather than do a rushed half-arsed job and neglect other higher-priority things07:35
jasoncohenthanks Treenaks 07:35
jasoncohenheh, i don't get the debian security team. they fix a big in gadu which affects a miniscule number of people but leave firefox unpatched for weeks07:37
Kamionmdz: sorry the dependent task took so long07:37
mdzKamion: no problem; rescue was always lower priority07:37
Kamionrescue's pretty heavily debated as well, judging from its comments section ...07:38
mjg59What C library do we use in the initrd? Any?07:40
HiddenWolfjasoncohen: did they ever make sense? perhaps that gadu bug was just easier.07:41
jbaileymjg59: glibc and klibc right now.07:41
mjg59jbailey: Both? Eww.07:41
jbaileymjg59: Likely to stay with glibc for breezy.07:41
mjg59Ah, fine.07:41
mjg59So usplash doesn't have to be statically linked?07:41
jbaileymjg59: I had hoped to do klibc.  It has certain deficiancies.  I got a chance to talk to HPA about them at OLS, and they won't be solved in the timeframe we need.07:41
jbaileymjg59: Right.07:41
jasoncohenHiddenWolf, they're probably trying to figure out a way to backport the security fixes from 1.0.5 without breaking firefox which neither Ubuntu or Red Hat could do07:41
mjg59jbailey: We still need to work out some way to keep the fifo available to it07:42
HiddenWolfjasoncohen: well, good for them. ;)07:42
jasoncohenDebian would never just package the upstream version. Rather than package a new mozilla in woody, they left mozilla 1.0.0 unpatched for over a year07:42
HiddenWolfimho they're just destroying their legitimacy as a rock-solid safe system.07:42
jbaileymjg59: We've been talking about move_mount'ing /dev to the new root partition.  If you drop it in there, would it be good enough?07:42
mjg59jbailey: Sure, that would do07:43
mjg59jbailey: Any preferences about the name?07:43
jbailey'kay.  I'll backport the patch from Debian's udev o cope with that, then.07:43
TreenaksHiddenWolf: Yes, but don't forget that the mozilla guys are being dicks too07:43
mjg59jbailey: Ah - that's a point. How early will /dev appear, and will it be writable?07:44
jbaileymjg59: As long as it's low-conflict, I don't care....  usplash-fifo ? =)07:44
Keybukmdz: #ubuntu-meeting07:44
HiddenWolfTreenaks: I'm not familiar with the details, but I got a distinct impression to that extent, yes.07:44
mjg59jbailey: If /dev is dynamic, we'll need to create the fifo on boot07:45
mjg59So we can't really start usplash until it's appeared07:45
jbaileyI can mount it right before init-top is run, I guess, to make sure it's available for you.07:46
mjg59jbailey: Ok, that would work07:46
jbaileymjg59: Are you a C application?  Can you just call mkfifo yourself, or do you need /bin/mkfifo ?07:47
jbaileymkfifo(3) rather I mean07:47
mjg59jbailey: C, so that's not a problem07:47
jbaileyHmm, klibc provides mkfifo  anyway, so it's no big deal either way.07:48
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jbaileyI mean klibc-utils provides /bin/mkfifo07:48
mjg59jbailey: Ok. So basically all I need at the moment is the /dev and for vga16fb to be loaded. What's the right way to hook in to start usplash?07:48
Keybukmjg59: #ubuntu-meeting :)07:49
jbaileyTo get vga16b loaded, the best thing is to drop a file called "usplash" that contains the word "vga16b" into /usr/share/initramfs-tools/modules.d07:49
jbaileyTo start it, drop the shell script that does what you need into /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-top07:50
jbaileyIt needs to optionally accept one argument07:50
jbaileymjg59: Mind if I /msg you with a flood?07:50
mjg59jbailey: Cool. Go ahead07:50
sabdflmdz: #ubuntu-meeting for mjg59?07:51
Keybukquickly!  before our net connection drops again! :p07:51
sabdfl*cough* *splutter* did i just see usplash?07:51
Kamionjasoncohen: dude, we didn't package the upstream version until a couple of days ago either. :-)07:51
Kamionprevious performance no indicator of future performance, etc.07:52
jasoncohenKamion, yes, i know07:52
jbaileymjg59: That emulates a dependancy-based init setup07:52
mjg59sabdfl: Yeah, package ought to be ready soon07:52
jasoncohenKamion, but ubuntu learned the error of their ways. It's simply too much of a burden to backport security fixes for mozilla/firefox on multiple distros. why do you think warty was never patched? pitti said he spent 40 hours backporting fixes07:52
jbaileymjg59: At the moment it's a hard dependancy.  It will soon be a soft dependancy so that if the thing you depend on doesn't exist, it won't worry about it.07:53
jasoncohenthat's why debian gave up on woody07:53
mjg59jbailey: Ok. In this case, do I need to check for anything?07:53
mjg59Modules will be loaded before I run?07:53
jbaileymjg59: Nope.  The snippet that I pasted you will basically just do what you need.07:53
jbaileyoo, good question.07:54
sabdflmjg59: that's awesome news. how does it look?07:54
jbaileyThis might be before module load. =)07:54
ogramjg59, congrats for main uploader status :)07:54
sabdflogra: fastest confirmation *ever*07:54
jbaileyWhups, that's before the modules are loaded.07:54
ograsabdfl, yep, i followed it... *g*07:54
jbaileymjg59: Will you need anything more in /dev than /dev/console?07:55
mjg59sabdfl: At the moment? Ugly :)07:55
sabdflholler if you have specs for the artwork team07:55
mjg59jbailey: /dev/fb0 - is udev running at that point? If not, then it'll need to be created07:55
mjg59sabdfl: I've passed stuff on to Jane07:55
sabdflok cool, can't wait to see it07:55
jbaileymjg59: It's not.  udevstart isn't called until all the modules are loaded.07:56
sabdflof course, we're all a little scared of breezy over here in chickenpox land, since daniels b0rked keybuk's X :-)07:56
jbaileymjg59: I'm' trying to figure out where to add the hook for you.07:56
mjg59jbailey: Ok. In that case can you make sure that it exists?07:56
mjg59Thanks!07:56
jbaileymjg59: Do you want this running before the root file system is mounted?07:56
mjg59jbailey: Ideally07:56
ograwhee, http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2005-July/044259.html07:57
jbaileyOkay.  I have specific premount hooks for when booting off of a local harddrive and when booting off of nfs.   I just need to make a generic one.07:58
\sh*yawn* g'evening 07:58
mjg59jbailey: Oh, hrm. I could do with the "open" command.07:58
mjg59Is that practical?07:58
jbaileythat's another 115k.  A lighter solution would be nicer if possible.08:00
mjg59Arh.08:01
jbaileyOtherwise, there's no hard limit on i386 for the initramfs.08:01
mjg59I can probably implement the VT ioctl stuff myself, I guess.08:01
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jbaileymjg59: Depends how much grief it is.  Compared to a stack of kernel modules, it's not big deal, but if it's a trivial convenience it's a bit heavy.08:02
\shhmmm..08:02
mjg59jbailey: Nah, I can probably do it myself. No idea why "open" is that big, though.08:04
jbaileyIt's the two console-tools libraries that it depends on.08:04
jbaileyopen itself is 14k08:04
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mjg59Ah, ok08:09
mjg59Building it statically would probably be smaller, but still...08:09
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jbaileymjg59: To confirm, I'll give you a generic mount hook.  The means that you'll be able to hop in after all the modules are loaded, and so after /dev is populated with base system devices (So, no lvm, md, or evms).  After that happens, md, lvm, evms, any cryptroot stuff, nfsroot's fetching of an ip address, nfsmount, local mount, etc. happens.08:14
\shinfinito: ping08:14
infinito\sh: hi!08:14
\shinfinito: I just had a quick look on gcfilms08:14
mjg59jbailey: Ok. So at that point, /dev/fb0 exists. I create a /dev/usplash_fifo, change to a new VT, splash stuff on the screen08:14
jbaileyYup08:15
\shinfinito: and I don't think it's ready to be synced from debian to ubuntu08:15
mjg59jbailey: After that, things call usplash_write to write stuff to usplash08:15
infinito\sh: why?08:15
mjg59When we mount the real root, the same fifo exists in the same place. 08:15
\shinfinito: it starts out with missing dpatch build-deps08:15
jbaileymjg59: 'kay.  Does usplash_write fall back to displaying on the console if usplash isn't running?08:15
mjg59jbailey: So we don't do any chrooting in this model?08:15
mjg59jbailey: No, but the model I've assumed is that usplash_write is called in addition to echo08:15
infinito\sh: i know... buff... our version is patched, but the debian dev seems to be missing08:15
\shinfinito: and if I have to change it, then it will get an ubuntu package version stamp and it's not be synced automatically anymore08:15
jbaileymjg59: 'kay.  Does usplash_write fail silently if there's no usplash to write to?08:16
\shinfinito: so it has to go to our MOTU Review Process08:16
mjg59jbailey: Yup, without blocking08:16
\shinfinito: and for that, please join #ubuntu-motu to discuss this08:16
infinito\sh: ok08:16
jbaileymjg59: With an error code?  I think I do set -e usually now, so I'd hate to suddenly have the system die because someone didn't have usplash running.08:16
mjg59jbailey: No, with 0 in that case08:17
jbaileyCool08:17
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jbaileymjg59: What chroot stuff are you thinking of?08:17
mjg59It'll error if something goes bizarro-wrong08:17
mjg59jbailey: The usplash process started from initramfs ought to be running until gdm starts. Is it going to have the same filesystem namespace once / is mounted?08:17
mjg59Hmm. This may be fun :)08:18
jbaileymjg59: We'll have to test it.  I don't know what a move mount looks like to a process that's already running.08:18
jbaileySo far nothing had been persistant. =)08:18
mjg59jbailey: It reopens the fifo after every command is written (because it gets closed after the writer disconnects)08:18
mjg59So, uh. I have no real idea what'll happen.08:20
jbaileyExcellent!08:20
mjg59Possibly it should communicate over unix domain sockets instead, or something.08:20
jbaileyUmm, given that you'll have the same /dev in the new place, I suspect it'll be fine.08:20
jbaileyLike I see it as two possibilities.08:20
mjg59But is it the same place as far as an already running process is concerned?08:20
jbaileyEither move mounts don't affect currently running processes, in which case you'll have the same /dev you always did.08:21
mjg59We could do with Al Viro, really...08:21
jbaileyOr it'll get move and you see the new filesystem layout, in which case we just need to make sure that nothing writes to the fifo between moving dev and moving /08:21
mjg59Well, let's go with it as is for the moment and see what breaks08:22
mjg59jbailey: Ok, looks like I need /dev/tty%d as well. Is that a problem?08:24
jbaileytty's and pty's are there.08:25
mjg59jbailey: Ok, sorted.08:26
mjg596 lines of extra code08:26
jbaileyLovely. =)08:26
mdzogra: have you tested ltsp with the new unionfs in -6?08:29
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ogramdz, -6 ? 08:31
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mdzogra: kernel -608:32
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ dpkg -l|grep linux-image08:33
ograii  linux-image-2.6.12-4-386          2.6.12-4.4 08:33
ograinstalled this afternoon from yesterdays daily08:33
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Kamion-6 is still in NEW08:34
ograahh, thats the prob08:34
ogra:)08:34
Amarantho_O08:35
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mdzogra,Kamion: processing it now08:35
Kamionmdz: apt seems to need to build-depend on xmlto now08:38
mdzKamion: that stuff is only necessary for building the source package08:38
Kamionmdz: at least, that's what's missing when building mvo's progress-reporting branch08:38
mdzthe source package ships with pregenerated docs08:38
Kamionoh, ok08:38
mdzit's sort of a pre-build-dep08:38
mdzI think it's documented somewhere-or-other08:38
\shMithrandir: maswan: can u please update on ravel breezy chroot with: xmms-dev (>= 1.2.10+cvs20050209) libsqlite3-dev libpcre3-dev (>=4.3) libtag1-dev libvorbis-dev (>=1.0) fftw3-dev libglib2.0-dev dpatch automake zlib1g-dev libx11-dev libxss-dev08:39
Kamionwe're going to have to think about standardising machine-readable representations of that if we're pushing buildability from arch08:39
Kamionapart from anything else grumpy will have some difficulty otherwis08:39
Kamione08:39
mvoKamion: it's only needed when doing arch-builds IIRC08:39
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mdzmvo: I want to put out 0.6.40 this weekend08:40
mdzmvo: since I forgot to update my chroot and so didn't do the C++ transition on i38608:41
maswan\sh: done?08:41
mvomdz: apt--fixes--0 may be interessting 08:41
\shmaswan: nope :)08:41
mdzmvo: what's there, besides the file auth stuff?08:41
\shmaswan: and fakeroot is missing as well :(08:42
maswan\sh: what's missing?08:42
mdzmvo: and does it change the abi? ;-)08:42
\shmaswan: xmms-dev (>= 1.2.10+cvs20050209) libsqlite3-dev libpcre3-dev (>=4.3) libtag1-dev libvorbis-dev (>=1.0) fftw3-dev libglib2.0-dev dpatch automake zlib1g-dev libx11-dev libxss-dev08:42
maswan\sh: the breezy chroot on ravel?08:42
\shmaswan: yes08:42
\shargl...forget it08:42
maswanfakeroot is already the newest version.08:42
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mvomdz: I hope not :p08:42
\shdchroot missing in \sh fingers08:42
mvomdz: very small fixes, should all be very harmless08:43
mvomdz: what do you thing about adding hashes to the copy method? it seems to be overhead for little gain08:43
mvogowins copy example didn't convince me 08:43
Kamionmdz: do you happen to have a complete list of the pre-build-deps? I can't find it08:43
mvoKamion: perlsgml, xmlto, sgml2x, sgmlspl IIRC08:44
mjg59jbailey: Can you give me a directory that I need to put my init script in, and a minimum version number for the right hook to be present?08:46
shayaanyone having problems w/ firefox?08:47
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mdzKamion: it's documented in COMPILING, but it's out of date (only lists the sgml tools, not the XML ones)08:48
Kamionok, I was missing perlsgml and sgml2x, thanks08:48
mdzmvo: if you could update that in your fixes branch, that'd be great08:48
mvomdz: I will do that now (will be patch-15)08:50
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mdzmvo: I'm not particularly interested in goswin's argument :-P08:51
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Kamionapt-get.ja.8.sgml fails to build even with those pre-build-deps08:52
Keybukbut Goswin makes such convincing, eloquent and well-considered arguments08:52
Kamionnsgmls:/home/cjwatson/apt/progress-reporting/doc/ja/apt-get.ja.8.sgml:3:59:W: cannot generate system identifier for public text "-//OASIS//DTD DocBook V3.1//EN"08:53
Kamionand a slew more08:53
mvoKamion: debiandoc-sgml08:55
mvo?08:56
Kamiongot that08:56
HiddenWolfOMG, guys, I'm booting from an old hoaryRC on an old laptop, installing from cdrom, and it's telling me it can't find the cdrom drivers :D08:56
mvoKamion: libsgml-perl?08:56
Kamionno such package08:56
mvoKamion: libsgmls-perl?08:56
mvo(sorry)08:56
Kamiongot it already08:56
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Kamionah, might be docbook08:57
tsengis there a way to save a backtrace from gdb08:57
tsengor ill have to paste it out?08:57
Keybuk"save" ?08:58
Keybukyou can dump core08:58
tsengi did dump core08:58
Keybukthat's effectively a saved backtrace08:59
Kamion'set logging on', 'set logging file <file>'08:59
tsengKamion: ah, cheers08:59
Kamionmvo: ah, yes, 'docbook' did it09:00
Keybukah, I see what you mean now, duh09:00
Keybuksorry ;)09:00
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mvoKamion: thanks, I added that to the coming README09:01
tsengseb128: ff backtrace @ tseng.ath.cx/firefox-backtrace.txt09:02
tsengseb128: hm its missing "Previous frame inner to this frame (corrupt stack?)09:03
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Kamionmvo: that branch makes aptitude fail to build, though09:07
Kamion(progress-reporting)09:07
Kamioncmdline_simulate.cc:41: error: call of overloaded `DoInstall()' is ambiguous09:07
mvoKamion: hm, let me check09:08
Kamionoh, it's because you have a second DoInstall() with a default first arg, which can't be distinguished from the zero-arg case09:08
Kamionjust dropping "=-1" from the second DoInstall() in packagemanager.h ought to do it ...09:09
mjg59jbailey: Ok, I have a package - just need to know where to put the init script :)09:10
jbaileymjg59: /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-premount09:11
jbaileymjg59: Do you want the patch now for testing?09:12
jbaileymjg59: It'll be version 0.1509:12
mjg59jbailey: I don't have stuff set up to test initramfs yet, I'm afraid09:12
mjg59jbailey: If I give you a package, can you be a suck^wtester? :)09:13
mvoKamion: yes, thanks. they will later be merged, but this way the ABI does not break09:14
jbaileymjg59: Sort of.  My laptop is text-only, pending the return of mkfontdir in breezy.09:14
jbaileySo I won't be able to test the switch to gdm for you/.09:14
jbaileyHmm.09:14
jbaileyUnless you can do ppc09:14
mjg59jbailey: That's ok, without adding stuff to the init scripts it'll just exit after 15 seconds09:14
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mjg59ppc isn't ready yet09:15
jbailey'k.  I can guinea pig that when you're ready too.  My other boxes are all headless.09:15
Kamionmvo: right09:16
mjg59Needs someone to write support for scrolling stuff in bogl09:16
Kamionmvo: aptitude builds after I tweak apt as above09:16
mjg59jbailey: www.srcf.ucam.org/~mjg59/tmp/usplash_0.1-1_i386.deb09:16
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Kamionmvo: hmm - I think you did break the ABI, though09:17
Kamionmvo: aptitude: symbol lookup error: aptitude: undefined symbol: _ZN17pkgPackageManager9DoInstallEv09:18
Kamionmvo: (which c++filts to pkgPackageManager::DoInstall(), so seems related09:18
Kamion)09:18
jbaileymjg59: Got, lemme finish getting this glibc build started and I'll do this.09:18
mjg59jbailey: Once I get connectivity next week, I'll be able to test this locally :)09:18
mjg59jbailey: Cool, thanks!09:18
mvoKamion: hrm, adding non-virtual functions shouldn't break the abi ... oh well (/me checks again)09:20
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Kamionmvo: it sounds more like the zero-arg DoInstall() is being optimised into an inline function, or something ...09:21
shayahmm09:21
Kamionmvo: it's certainly not present in the compiled libapt-pkg.so - only pkgPackageManager::DoInstall(int)09:22
seb128tseng: thanks. I get the crash too, it's not on startup09:24
Kamionmvo: shifting the stub DoInstall() function to the .cc file seems to work fine09:26
shayais 2.6.12-6 good?09:28
Kamionmvo: do you expect this to work without source changes in aptitude? 'sudo aptitude -o APT::Status-Fd=3 install groff 3>~/foo' leaves ~/foo empty09:29
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tsengseb128: i know09:30
seb128you didn't say so09:30
tsengsorry :/09:30
seb128np09:30
seb128use epiphany as a workaround :p09:31
Kamionmvo: boggle - it appears to work with Status-Fd=2 but not =309:31
\shgentlemen...who is xmms pro?09:31
\shdoes xmms on amd64 has QUEUE_CONTROL enabled?09:32
tsengseb128: good idea09:32
tsengi used to use ephy all the time09:33
Kamionmvo: oh, never mind, I'm being bitten by a misfeature of sudo with apt-get, but aptitude still doesn't work09:34
mvoKamion: I /msged you a small patch, could you please try that?09:34
mvo(for aptitutde)09:34
Kamionbuilding now09:35
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Kamionmvo: that works, thanks09:40
Kamionmvo: is the progress number intended to be floating-point?09:40
KamionI guess that's OK, I'll int() it for debconf09:41
Kamionor s/\..*// anyway :)09:41
mvoKamion: I haven't really thought about it :)09:42
mvoKamion: does it work now?09:42
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Kamionmvo: yep, seems to work fine - I'm pondering the base-config side now09:43
Kamionwill have to make sure debconf works sanely if a package wants to ask a question while the progress bar is up09:43
Kamionwhich will be a little tricky, since unless I'm very careful the debconf database will be locked09:43
Nafallohmm, is it just me or is those amd64 buildds down again?09:44
mvoKamion: right, that sounds tricky09:44
KamionI have a big hack held in reserve in case I can't think of a better solution (run the progress bar inside a debconf frontend that opens everything read-only)09:45
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Kamionbut I can probably make it work with passthrough and a bit of luck09:46
mvo that sounds not too bad to me (also I have virtually no idea about debconf)09:46
\shdebconf is nice :)09:47
\shand it's nasty09:47
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Kamionhaving commit access to it upstream helps09:48
\shthe debugging mode is totally crap (from a fast debug person point of view) ;)09:48
Kamionhm? I find DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer incredibly useful actually09:49
Kamionbut then I speak the protocol ...09:49
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Kamionof course my current project includes a debconf protocol filter and has its own DEBCONF_DEBUG=filter debugging output - that's kind of fun09:50
Kamionwork on the installer and you become very familiar with debconf very quickly09:51
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wasabi_So is there an architecture doc on the new LiveCD infrastructure?09:52
wasabi_I think I got a grasp on most of it, but there are some changes I want to make.09:53
Nafallos/his/he\'s/09:53
wasabi_Like, disable network config during the dpkg part and move it back to /etc/network/interfaces.09:53
\shKamion: yes...it's useful...09:55
\shKamion: but a --debug flag would be a nice2have09:56
\shhmmm...i fixed imms09:59
Kamion\sh: thing is that debconf is invoked all over the place, so an environment variable is really easier to use10:01
Kamionmvo: hmm, tricky, apt closes all of its fds when forking10:02
Kamionor rather, sets them close-on-exec10:02
HiddenWolfI've got a very ancient laptop on my hands, and I get a very verbose error starting up alsa. How can I figure out what it is? are you interested in the bug, or not?10:02
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mvoKamion: yes, this anoyed me too a lot 10:03
Keybukcan we pull devscripts 2.9.x from unstable?10:04
Kamionmaybe some configuration directive that tweaks the lower bound to mark close-on-exec?10:05
Kamiona bit hackish, but ...10:05
mvoI have the feeling that mdz will not like that. but some way to have more control over what fds will be closed and which will kept open would be really good10:06
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mvobut we would need to come up with a clean way10:08
mvo(but it has my total support)10:08
Kamionit's certainly a showstopper for using passthrough from inside apt10:09
Kamionmdz: any thoughts?10:09
\shKamion: yes I know...10:09
mdzKamion: could pass a bitfield saying which FDs should stay open10:11
mdza la select(2)10:11
Kamionbitfields from shell?10:11
mdzshell?10:12
Kamionbase-config is shell ...10:12
mdzI only saw from this forward: Kamion mvo: hmm, tricky, apt closes all of its fds when forking10:12
mdza configuration option listing file descriptors to preserve seems doable10:13
mvomdz: yes, a way to tell apt not to close it's fds would be cool10:13
Kamionoh, ok. the background is that I want to be able to use the debconf passthrough frontend while installing packages, in order to be able to have a debconf frontend displaying a progress bar while simultaneously not causing any packages that try to use debconf to fall over in a heap10:13
Kamion(because the debconf database would be locked10:13
Kamion)10:13
HiddenWolfogra?10:13
mdzKamion: apt configuration already has lists; I'd say a configuration item list of file descriptors would be the way to go10:14
mvomdz: something like a list "APT::Interal::KeepFDs" ?10:14
mdzwe could use that in place of the internal hack too10:14
Kamionmdz: that would work for mee10:15
Kamioner, me10:15
mdzjust APT::KeepFDs I'd say10:15
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mdzor it could stop closing file descriptors altogether10:15
mdzit's not necessarily its business10:16
mvomdz: rock, I'll work on this tonight or tomorrow morning. it makes my life in synaptic easier too :) [stop closing is fine with me too] 10:16
mdzI'm not sure what the original rationale was; that code is old10:17
mvothere are quite a few spots where I really would like to hear from jgg what the rational was (Iterator::_dummy() comes to my mind)10:18
hughsieogra: got a minute?10:19
Kamionyes, I could cope with it not closing fds; it's not on a security boundary so I don't see a good reason for that10:20
Kamionhmm10:20
KamionI wonder if anything expects to be able to use hardcoded file descriptors10:21
Kamionthinking of maintainer scripts that do 4<foo or whatever10:21
Kamionit's sometimes hard to avoid that in shell, although you can just pick a higher number10:21
Kamionshould be fine as long as they don't use debconf within such loops, though, and such code is fragile anyway ...10:22
mdzI like the idea of apt providing a fairly sanitized and sanity-enforced environment for dpkg to run in10:24
mdzbut I don't have a specific case to back it up10:25
HiddenWolfdaniels, ping?10:26
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highvoltagemdz: we talked about testing on #edubuntu today. I had a hectic time since i got back... will be playing with your ltsp package this weekend.10:36
mdzhighvoltage: I am desperate for testing and feedback; I don't think anyone but me and ogra have tried it10:36
highvoltagemdz: i'll also be installing a copy on my laptop, so i'll take it to a tuxlab, unplug a server and see how it works from my laptop.10:37
highvoltagemdz: i feel bad for not giving you feedback yet, but i'll give you lots of feedback. i just had a real tough past 3 weeks.10:38
mdzhighvoltage: thanks10:38
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(Kamion/#ubuntu-devel) mvo: doesn't build, I think you need ExecFork(int unused=-1) in fileutl.h rather than just (int unused)11:10
\shhmmm....11:10
\shamd64 buildd offline?11:10
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mvoKamion: *cough*, fixing that now11:11
Nafallo\sh: that's my conclusion. (with a silent yes from both #u-d and #u-m)11:12
\shNafallo: amen :)11:15
mvoKamion: should work now11:17
MAPDhey11:19
MAPDisnt here anyone from ubuntu team is it?11:19
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mvoKamion: does it build now (after a baz update)? and maybe even work :p ?11:20
\shg'night gentlemen and ladies..11:23
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Kamionmvo: builds, at least ...11:35
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Mezhmmm does anyone here have any experience creating FF themes?11:41
Mezthunderbird themes*11:41
Kamionmvo: seems to partly work; dpkg-preconfigure talks to passthrough, but the .config and .postinst confmodules themselves don't. hmm11:42
mvoKamion: is this releated to the KeepFDs configuration?11:43
KamionI've got -o APT::KeepFDs::=4 -o APT::KeepFDs::=511:43
Kamiontried with higher fds, same11:44
mvoKamion: it will only keep exactly this feeds11:45
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Kamionmvo: yeah11:47
Kamionstracing, this is getting a bit mad11:48
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Kamionmvo: debconf itself seems to be marking those fds close-on-exec, so it's not your problem11:52
mvoKamion: ok, I'll probably be around another 1h, keep me updated :)11:55

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