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Mezelmo: any news on member email addresses yet? 12:23
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ograAndyFitz, !12:30
AndyFitzogra!12:30
AndyFitzgood morning12:31
ajmitchhi AndyFitz 12:32
infinitydoko : Does openoffice.org2 really need to pull in half the compilers in main as a dependency?  So much for "users don't need development environments"...12:33
AndyFitzg'day ajmitch12:33
ograinfinity, dont you get the conspiration ? gcc itself is a office environment now including java support, ooo2 is only the frontend ;) 12:35
Amaranthoops, i just made smeg run into the gnome-vfs bug12:36
ograwait until we start using gcc as desktop environment too :)12:36
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dokoinfinity: no, that was a left over in java-gcj-compat, depending on java-gcj-compat-dev. will be fixed with a sync tomorrow12:36
ajmitchogra: we can't have gcc taking the place of emacs12:36
ograajmitch, we dont need to, lets integrate them ;)12:37
ograso you finally get mailreader support in gcc'through emacs12:38
ogras/'//12:38
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=== Mez pets daniels :D he fixed X :D w00t
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infinitydoko : \o/12:47
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AmaranthMez: xfonts-utils?12:53
bddebianHeh12:53
MezAmaranth, huh ?12:53
Amaranththe package that fixed everything12:53
Mezxfonts-base :D12:53
Mezlol12:53
Mezwell12:53
Mezactually i'm not too usre12:53
MezI er...12:53
Mezuninstalled ubuntu-desktop and all dependencies12:54
Mezand installed kubuntu-desktop :D12:54
bddebianSacriledge12:54
Meznah it aint12:55
Mezkubuntu rules the earth12:55
bddebian:-)12:55
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Mezbddebian, I'm restarting X01:07
lexhidercan anyone confirm a weird breezy evolution behaviour?01:09
lexhidertab cycles through widgets, shift-tab doesn't. (note that keyboard's working fine and shift-tab is working in firefox)01:11
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Mezhmm01:15
Meznow I have breezy working01:15
Mezmaybe i should try sid01:15
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:Mez] : Ubuntu Development | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources | If you have unexpectedly lost editbugs privileges, talk to mdz/ogra/kiko | Colony CD 2 released | X is a lot less broken - it works!
Amaranthfor you01:17
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:Mez] : Ubuntu Development | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources | If you have unexpectedly lost editbugs privileges, talk to mdz/ogra/kiko | Colony CD 2 released | X is a lot less broken - it works (well - kubuntu does - for mez)!
Mezdoesnt it work for you?01:18
lexhiderand me as of last night, upgrade from hoary, need to install libfontenc 1st. X working for me though.01:19
Mezmako: ping01:20
Amaranthyeah, upgrades from hoary should work fine01:20
Amaranthit works for me, but i upgraded from hoary and cheated with mkfontdir from hoary01:21
Amaranthupgrading from colony 2 is supposedly broken01:21
Nafallowfm, without more cheats than some local rebuilds (adding b-deps) :-)01:22
MezAmaranth, I was originally colony 201:23
Mezbut i did a server install01:23
MezI didnt do anything cept remove ubuntu-desktop (and all deps)01:23
Mezand install kubuntu-desktop01:24
Amaranthah01:24
Amaranththat's why then01:24
Mez... ?01:24
MezIt still depends on xserver-xorg01:24
Amaranthupgrading from the X in colony 2 is broken01:24
Mezwhich works now01:24
Mezsudo apt-get install --reinstall xserver-xorf01:24
Mezsudo apt-get install --reinstall xserver-xorg *01:24
tsengMez: uh01:24
Amaranthremoving everything and reinstalling, yeah01:24
tsengMez: does this ruby thing have *anything* to do with security?01:25
tsengMez: or did i totally miss something01:25
Mezo_O01:25
Mezdidnt they say it was shipping witha  buggy beta version?01:25
Amaranthyes01:25
tsengbuggy as in has bugs01:25
tsengnot buggy as in exploitable01:25
Amaranthhoary-updates material, not hoary-security01:25
Mezand beta as in not secure01:25
Amaranthbut i agree something should be done about it01:25
Mez;)01:26
tsengwell01:26
tsengif you read the bug, i am going to push him back in the hoary-backports direction now01:26
Amaranthappearently a couple of large bugs were fixed that break things like rails01:26
tsengthe diff is too large01:26
Amaranthah01:26
=== Mez apologises and er...
Mezemails pitti again01:26
tsengMez: do you have a hoary pbuilder handy?01:28
Meztseng: er..... 01:28
Meznot in breezy01:28
tsengi didnt say breezy01:29
MezI didnt either01:29
MezI said not in breezy01:29
tsengso.. the question was01:29
tsengdo you have a hoary pbuilder handy01:29
Mezif i reboot into hoary, yes01:29
Mezor I could chroot ...01:29
tsengI see.01:29
NafalloMez: I got a warty, hoary and a breezy pbuilder on my breezy installation :-).01:30
tsengNafallo: wanna help me?01:30
Meztseng: now I have01:30
tsengok, anyone, please build rails from breezy in hoary pbuilder01:30
Nafallotseng: sure, why not :-).01:30
tsengand we can resolve this in at least some fashion01:30
Meztseng: for backports?01:30
tsengyep01:30
tsengthe diff is 204k, its not -updates material01:31
Mezoh01:32
Mezffs01:32
Mezbrh01:32
tsengbuh?01:32
Nafallotseng: what do you want help with? :-)01:33
tsengNafallo: i dont have a hoary pbuilder01:33
tsengit will take 30 seconds for someone who already does01:33
Nafallowhere are the sources? :-)01:34
tsenghttp://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/source/ruby1.801:34
Keybukdear gimp, you are not the best program to view images, kthxbye01:35
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tsengKeybuk: good thing gthumb finally has a maintainer01:35
Keybukactually, I somewhat thing eog is just right01:35
tsengKeybuk: it could potentially not suck someday01:35
tsengor am i thinking of eog01:35
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tsengKeybuk: tried f-spot? :P01:36
AndyFitztseng:  f-spot rocks,  but not for once-off viewing  I think01:36
tsengonce off, no01:36
tsenghi AndyFitz :)01:37
Keybukf-spot sucked01:37
Keybukit imported my album, and then ignored the carefully categorised directories everything was in and expected me to do it all again01:37
Keybukergo I don't use f-sport01:37
Keybuks/r//01:37
tsengKeybuk: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1261301:37
tsengKeybuk: you agree this patch is too large for hoary-updates, right?01:37
Meztseng: building01:38
tsengKeybuk: before i fully steer this nice people to backports.01:38
AndyFitzg'day tseng.01:38
Keybukheh, probably01:39
tsengat that point we could backport a current rails also01:39
Meztseng: rdoc 1.8.1 > 1.8.2 change... 01:39
Mezthat ok?01:39
tsengMez: hm?01:39
Mezrails depends on 1.01:39
Mez1.8.201:39
AndyFitzI discovered that f-spot hidden mode is useful. and not just for pr0n.   you can finally show family and friend photos to your new girlfriend while *skipping past * any photos of ex girlfriends  ;-)01:39
Mez1.8.1 = in hoary01:39
tsengMez: thats the entire point.01:39
tsengMez: of this discussion01:39
Mez ... /01:40
tsengRFB :)01:40
MezRFB?01:40
tsengRTFB01:40
MezAndyFitz, wha?01:40
MezB ?01:40
tsengbug.01:40
Mezah01:40
Mezlink01:40
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tseng< tseng> Keybuk: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1261301:40
tsengif you missed it the last 2 times01:41
AndyFitzMez, nm01:41
tsengAndyFitz: oh dude. i got an apple cinema display01:41
tsengAndyFitz: pure love.01:41
AndyFitztseng,   pure jealosy01:42
Meztseng: then shouldnt I try a ruby bp instead of a rails bp01:42
tsengMez: did i not say ruby?01:42
AndyFitzdid you know a cinema display ups your mojo01:42
Mezyou said rails01:42
Keybuktseng: not got a firefox nearby01:42
tsenghm i did01:42
Keybuktrying to drive a dvd and not doing too well01:42
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tsengMez: sorry, backport ruby, rails is just the end goal01:43
Nafallohmm01:43
tsengi thin Nafallo is building the right thing anyway01:43
Meztseng: ruby = debian native01:43
Mezthat ok01:43
NafalloI have to fix my mirror weirdness before being able to update stuff :-P01:43
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tsengyeah I know01:43
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Meztseng: life will be so much easier when i get my pbuilds on dev.kubuntu.org.uk working01:44
Keybukaha!  I've found REWIND! :p01:44
Meztseng, seems to build ok01:45
tsengMez: rock on.01:45
Mez\o/01:45
tsengMez: any chance we can kick off a backport of ruby1.8 then rails?01:45
Meztseng01:45
Mezactually01:45
Mezone sec01:45
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Meznope, it built fine on hoary01:46
tsengk.01:46
Mezelmo: ping01:46
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Mezhmm01:47
Mezit is working01:47
Mezjust not outputting to soundcars01:47
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Mezworks if I switch to headset01:47
KeybukWHAT KIND OF STUPID FUCKED UP USELESS PIECE OF CRAP SOFTWARE PUTS THE ONLY DOCUMENTATION FOR THE KEYS YOU _HAVE_ TO PRESS IN THE MANPAGE FOR THE CUNTING CONFIGURATION FILE("!("*$(*!("$*01:48
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LathiatKeybuk: come again?01:48
tsengpossessed by the spirit of mjg59 01:49
Keybukogle, no ui, just keys you press for which the documentation is in the proverbial toilet with the "beware of the leopard" sign on it01:50
Mezwtf01:50
Mezis going on01:50
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Mezthats weird.01:53
Mezsounds works in breezy but not hoary01:53
Mezit used to work fine in hoary01:53
Meztseng: whats your email address again?01:58
tsengbrandon@smarterits.com01:58
Meztseng@gentoo.org?02:02
tsengthats a black hole02:02
Mezlmao02:02
Mezwhy is it on your PGP key then02:02
tsengdont send mail there if you want me to read it :)02:02
tsengbecause i didnt take it off, I guess02:02
Mezlol02:03
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Mezwhat did you do to get that?02:04
tsengMez: http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gwn/20040119-newsletter.xml02:04
MezGentoo/Hardened, *box window-managers02:04
tsengbarely touched it in probably a year now02:05
Meztseng: I'm sure you could have chosen a bettter picture02:05
tsengbut thats my dirty past.02:05
tsengMez: eh02:05
tsengi hate pictures02:05
Mezhard core metal music?02:05
Mezrock on :D02:05
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tsengprobably for the best.02:06
Mezbut :D nice to know someone has good taste in music :d02:06
Mezlol02:06
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tsenggah02:07
tsengi need to keep looking up the Markdown syntax for links02:07
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Mezhehe02:07
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Mezhttp://www.little-gamers.com/02:07
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Mezlol02:08
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Nafallohmm02:08
NafalloI should have fixed my sources.lists ages ago ;-)02:09
RiddellMez: that sounds a bit scary02:09
MezRiddell, well, pbuilds :d02:09
Mezbut, I always refer to them as buildds02:09
Riddellah, fine02:09
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=== Mez shrugs
Mezthey do the same job02:09
Riddellbuildd's use sbuild or something I think02:09
Mezyeah they do02:10
Mezbut pbuilds do the same job02:10
Mezcept, you run the commands manually02:10
carstenhwhen a packages in some of its maintainer-scripts changes a configuration-file of an other package which is created in postinst, the first package has to pre-depend on the second one, right?02:13
Lathiatanyone else upgrade recently and have lots of gtk stuff crashing all the time again02:13
carstenhhmm, bad sentence structur :/02:14
NafalloLathiat: indeed02:14
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Mezmy kubuntu works shinehly02:14
NafalloMez: bleeh :-P02:15
Mezthough my hoarys broke now :d02:15
LathiatNafallo: hrm02:15
LathiatNafallo: will a restart help?02:15
infinitycarstenh : No.02:15
NafalloLathiat: naah, I had this for days :-/02:15
LathiatNafallo: oh, that one was fixed before with libcairo102:15
NafalloLathiat: or atleast for the weekend02:15
Lathiatbut i just upgraded now and its happening again02:15
Lathiatoh well02:15
Lathiati'll restart mny session02:15
infinitycarstenh : Unless you have a dependency loop (don't do that, then), packages are configured in order of depends.02:15
Lathiatsee what happens02:15
infinitycarstenh : So, your postinst will run after the other package's postinst, meaning it will have the right file available to edit.  No need to pre-depends, unless you need it in your preinst (eww)02:16
NafalloLathiat: I have a cronjob fetching Packages @ :05 and :35 every our. I'm up-to-date :-). stuff is still crashing.02:16
carstenhinfinity: i did not know that, thanks a lot :)02:16
LathiatNafallo: haha02:16
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Nafallos/our/hour/ :-)02:16
infinitycarstenh : It's in debian policy, section 7.2, I recommend reading it (and many other sections, for that matter)02:17
Lathiati hope this gtk icon size thing gets fixed soon02:17
Lathiatits really started to drive me bonkers02:17
Nafallohehe02:17
jdubahr, pants off02:20
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carstenhinfinity: you are right, i'd better read the whole policy from the first section to the last and not only the points that seem intresting to me ;)02:20
tsengjdub: yarrrr02:21
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infinitycarstenh : Not necessarily necessary to read it all, you'll forget it anyway, but I'd recommend skimming it, and knowing basically what content it has, so you can refer back to it when you have questions like this, rather than asking around.02:21
carstenhinfinity: i read that part a very long time ago and thought i would be right with my pre-depends :/ thanks a lot for your help02:23
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infinitycarstenh : THere's a reason why policy recommends mailing debian-devel before implementing a pre-depends in a package, it's because 99% of the time, a pre-depends isn't necessary, and someone will smack you down and tell you so. :)02:24
carstenh:)02:24
Mezwhy are all the fonts bigger in breezy?02:26
infinityiz gtk bug.02:26
infinity(iz also known bug, being worked out, apparently)02:26
Mezah ... fair enough02:26
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tsengMez: thanks dude.02:29
Meztseng: what for?02:29
tsengfor kicking the backport02:29
Meztseng: Itll take a few years till It's in there02:31
tsengyears?02:31
Mezwell, it'll be done when elmo gets around to it02:31
tsengyes02:35
Mezwhenever tha tbe02:36
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Mezmdz: apologies... was using-devel as it was referring to breezy/hoary disputes04:11
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wasabiCuriously, why isn't there a linux-image-2.6.12-6-k8 ?04:31
wasabior whatever they call amd64s04:31
infinity#  linux-image-2.6.12-6-amd64-k8-smp_2.6.12-6.6_amd64.deb04:33
infinity# linux-image-2.6.12-6-amd64-k8_2.6.12-6.6_amd64.deb04:33
wasabinot running in 64 bit mode.04:33
wasabiie amd64 platform.04:33
infinitywasabi : Or are you looking for k8 images on an i386 system?04:33
wasabiJust curious.04:33
wasabiYeah, i386 system.04:34
infinityAhh, in that case, the answer is "cause there isn't".04:34
wasabiI guess I will be until I know multiarch is done proper. ;)04:34
infinityAnyone who wants a high performance k8 system will be running amd64 binaries, not i386.04:34
wasabiHow is the parallel installation of libs?04:35
infinity"Not there yet".04:35
wasabiSo, your previous statement was wrong.04:35
infinityBut coming along.04:36
infinityWhat was wrong about it?04:36
wasabiAnyone who wants a high performance system will only run amd64 binaries if they use no software that doesn't use a big ass 32bit stack.04:36
infinityOh, for commercial binaries, the ia32-libs package on amd64 should be enough to get them all going.04:37
wasabiWhat about commercial binaries that use gtk?04:37
mdzare there commercial apps which link dynamically with gtk?04:37
wasabiMy company has a number of in house ones.04:38
wasabiI mena.04:38
wasabiI could build a big ass gtk 32 bit stack.04:38
mdzreally?  that were bought from another company?04:38
wasabiBut that's a pain in the ass.04:38
wasabiYeah. Out sourced.04:38
infinityLooks like we ship GTK in ia32-libs, yes.04:38
wasabiOh wow.04:38
mdzwe do have ia32-libs-gtk04:38
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mdzbut I really wouldn't expect anything but oo.o to use it04:39
infinityRight, ia32-libs-gtk is GTK 2.0, ia32-libs appears to have GTK 1.2 in it.04:39
infinitySo, both bases covered.04:39
infinityBut, yeah, I assumed anyone using GTK statically linked to it.04:40
infinityThat's generally the case with QT.04:40
infinityLive and learn, I guess.04:40
wasabiWell, it is nice to know that people actually use GTK I'm sure.04:40
wasabiAnd expect it to have some sort of stability. ;)04:40
infinityStability isn't the issue, when dynamically linking closed binaries to it, you're epxecting standardisation on specific versions.  I didn't think the LSB specified GTK ABI...04:41
wasabiWhy would a company follow the LSB?04:41
infinityBecause that's the sane way to make sure things might work on more than one system?04:42
wasabiPssh.04:42
infinity(Or, just statically link everything but libc, which is what most people seem to do)04:42
wasabiCompany's will pick whatever API is available and use it to the best of their ability.04:42
wasabiLesson #1 in commercial software.04:42
wasabiDon't give a company an API you don't want them to use.04:42
infinityThey can use whatever API they want, it's the ABI I'm arguing about.04:42
infinityIt's not rocket science to statically link a bunch of junk into your binary before you ship it.04:43
infinitySure, it bloats your installer a bit, but it "just works", and customers like things that work.04:43
infinityCustomers are weird that way.04:43
wasabiEh. Sure. You just overestimate the planning capability of out sourced developers.04:43
wasabiThink of it like the Windows realm.04:44
infinityI'd prefer not to. :)04:44
wasabiYou pay somebody, they go type a bunch and get it done as fast as possible, they don't focus on what is best for long term maintainability.04:44
wasabiThey just get it done and deliver a product.04:44
wasabiI can wrangle up the source for this, I just prefer not to.04:44
infinityI can't count the number of times Windows programmers decided that downgrading half the DLLs on my system was a good idea, until Microsoft finally built in version overwrite checks to prevent that very problem.04:44
bddebianDLL hell? ;-)04:45
HrdwrBoBwasabi: depends04:46
HrdwrBoBa lot of that is lowest bidder syndrome04:46
HrdwrBoBwhere you get what you paid for04:46
infinitywasabi : But yeah, I understand, hunting down source and fixing the root issue sucks when you have an installer that already may work.  So, give it a spin with amd64+ia32-libs{,-gtk} and see if it loves you.04:47
Amaranthook, latest openoffice2 packages break the menu icons04:53
wasabiI also worry about stuff like Gnome itself.04:54
wasabiPeople totally want to write software using gnome!04:54
Amaranthicon names changed to openofficeorg-19-writer and etc, menu files are still using ooo-writer04:54
Amaranthwasabi: I'm totally writing software using GNOME. :)04:55
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mrd`Does Breezy's kernel still have the initrd-dsdt patch?06:22
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crimsunmrd`: afaik, yes.06:50
mrd`crimsun: dmesg doesn't show the 'looking for dsdt patch' message anymore06:50
mrd`... nevermind... I'm stupid.06:51
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crimsunheh.06:51
crimsunwas just about to mention that =)06:51
mrd`:-)06:51
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crimsunmorning, pitti 06:52
pittiGood morning06:52
pittiHi crimsun 06:52
crimsunI wonder what I should do about vlc (universe), since if it's built with ffmpeg support, it needs postproc support, but breezy's libpostproc-dev is in multiverse.06:53
Treenaksok, some ubuntu people use grouphug: http://grouphug.us/confessions/44633551706:53
pittilol06:57
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HrdwrBoBcrimsun: the vlc ffmpeg can't be seperated?06:58
crimsunHrdwrBoB: it is. The version in Hoary included ffmpeg, so it wasn't an issue.06:59
crimsunHrdwrBoB: unfortunately, Debian removed that included ffmpeg in the next package revision.06:59
HrdwrBoBah07:01
Amaranthcrimsun: i'm guessing vlc gets to migrate to multiverse07:06
Amaranthcrimsun: i find it hard to believe it isn't there now07:06
Amaranthcrimsun: vlc without ffmpeg is worthless07:06
crimsunmigrating it to multiverse is probably the most efficient solution.07:06
crimsunthe ideal solution would be to migrate libpostproc* to universe, but I don't foresee that07:07
HrdwrBoBTreenaks: http://grouphug.us/confessions/733850316 ...07:12
crimsunI think for now I'll just disable the postproc code07:14
HrdwrBoBwhat use is vlc without it?07:16
HrdwrBoBwill it work for most peoples purposes?07:16
crimsunwell if I disable postproc, ffmpeg will just be missing postproc, but vlc will still be able to use ffmpeg07:17
crimsununless you do major tweaking to your pictures, you won't notice any difference07:18
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Amaranthi make mencoder cry07:22
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sivangMorning07:40
pittiHi sivang 07:44
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crimsunmorning JaneW 07:55
JaneWhi crimsun 07:56
sivangHi pitti 07:57
sivangpitti: file-roller launchpadized is finally in ;)07:57
sivangpitti: need to continue at full thrust to completion07:57
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danielsmjg59: next upload will have it fine, as the gcc fix is already in08:09
danielsmdz: setxkbmap -print | xkbcomp - :008:10
danielsmdz: you probably need sudo dpkg -i --force-overwrite /var/cache/apt/archives/xkeyboard-config_0.5-3_all.deb08:10
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lexhiderI've seen a lot of launchpadized stuff in breezy-changes, what's it mean though?08:16
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Burgundavialexhider, http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/LaunchpadIntegration08:17
lexhiderBurgundavia, thanks08:21
Burgundavialexhider, np08:22
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sivanglexhider: we are going to enable users to access launchpad action applicable per each desktop seed app from the apps own help menu08:34
sivanglexhider: if you are using breezy, you can check out file-roller , and evince to reach the placeholder page already08:35
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dokomvo: ping09:20
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mvoelmo: can you please sync baobab  from unstable (universe package, I ask for dholbach he has network trouble)09:46
dokomvo: please can you reupload aptitude? synced libsigc++-1.2 soname09:48
mvodoko: ok09:49
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davyd_is Thom May around?09:50
davyd_I would really love to know how to unbreak my NetworkManager09:50
Treenaksdavyd_: wait for an update, I guess09:51
davyd_it is complaining it is missing the binary 'no'09:51
davyd_this does not appear to be dragged in by a dependancy09:51
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davyd_and in fact, is proving rather elusive to track down09:51
Burgundaviadavyd_, I don't think that Thom is doing NM anymore09:51
Amaranthi don't think thom works on network manager anymore09:51
davyd_is anyone working on NetworkManager, or has it been abandoned?09:52
Burgundaviasomeone else is09:52
robitailleso what does Thom do these days?  he doesn't seem to do FF either09:52
Burgundaviairc nick is escaping me09:52
Amaranthrobitaille: he got a new job or something09:53
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danielsdavyd_: other people are working on NM09:55
danielsand seb128 now maintains firefox09:55
danielseveryone send your firefox questions to seb09:55
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Burgundaviadaniels, you are pure evil09:55
davyd_daniels: who?09:55
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Lathiatbecause it was broken 09:56
seb128daniels: don't cry you can get firefox if you want, I'm not like that09:56
danielsseb128: it's all yours.  i wouldn't want to deprive you.09:56
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Treenaksrobitaille: you're the reassign-master already09:57
jdubyo seb128 09:57
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robitailleTreenaks:  yeah...I feel guilty of spamming too many people these days...09:58
Treenaksrobitaille: launchpad should auto-assign Universe bugs to MOTU I guess?09:58
seb128hey jdub09:58
sivangbon jour seb128 , still didn't hear from jamesh09:59
seb128hi09:59
robitailleTreenaks: is there a list of all universe packages in LP?  I wonder if it's something that will have to be done manually. If it is what the motu team wants09:59
Treenaksrobitaille: there should be right?10:00
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davyd_does anyone have an old NetworkManager package handy?10:00
pittiMorning seb128 10:01
pittiseb128: you recently enabled the cairo backend for SVG rendering in firefox, didn't you?10:01
seb128hey pitti10:02
seb128pitti: no, I've not changed anything to firefox10:02
seb128pitti: I've only patched for some bugs but not changed a build option, why ?10:02
pittiseb128: oh, I thought, because it build-deps on libcairo1-dev10:02
seb128that's not new10:03
seb128thom did10:03
pittiseb128: I'm currently packaging mozilla 1.7.11 and tried to enable cairo, but it FTBFS due to a cairo API breakage10:03
pittiseb128: ok, thanks10:03
pittiseb128: if it used cairo, then ffox would be ftbfs now, but if not, nevermind10:03
seb128why?10:04
seb128ffox uses cairo10:04
seb128but they changed like 3 functions and it doesn't use those10:05
pittiseb128: ffox and moz call "cairo_create()", but that takes a parameter now10:05
pittiseb128: I added a parameter, but then it fails again on another function, then I just gave up and fixed the libart backend instead10:05
jdubdamn parameters! they get in everything!10:05
pittiseb128: I try to build ffox10:05
jdublike sand in your swimmers at the beach10:05
pittiHi jdub!10:05
pittijdub: do you know the reason why whe can't ship howl? that was a patent issue, right?10:06
Treenakspitti: Apple/GPL license incompatibility10:06
Treenaksafaik10:06
jdubpitti: no, the mDNSResponder is APSL210:06
jdubnot a license incompatibility between any software10:07
seb128~ cairo_create(void) -> cairo_create(cairo_surface_t *)10:07
jdubjust a general legal incompatibility ;-)10:07
seb128that's for 0.5.010:07
Treenaksjdub: oh, non-free-ness of APSL2?10:07
jdubyeah10:07
seb128let's ship bonjour10:07
bob2how's the Free clone coming along?10:07
seb128that's a bsd one :)10:07
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jdubseb128: the mDNSResponder is still APSL10:07
pittiseb128: oh, nevermind, ffox gets build with --disable-svg; a pity :-/10:08
pittiseb128: supporting svg would be nice10:09
seb128pitti: why?10:09
sivangseb128: it's mDNSResponder clone?10:09
seb128clone of what?10:09
bob2FF 1.5 allegedly hasw working svg support10:09
pittimozilla is built with svg support, too10:09
sivangseb128: bonjour, is a clone of mDNSResponder ?10:09
janimobob2, it indeed has I played svg tetris with it :)10:09
jdubbob2: stfu, version pimp!10:09
jdubsivang: it is an mDNS responder10:09
Lathiatsivang: bonjour is apples implementation of multicast dns service discovery10:10
seb128pitti: 10:10
jdubsivang: bonjour is the api you use to talk to the responder10:10
seb128jui 29 22:39:43 <tor_>  seb128: the cairo code in 1.0.x is extremely old at this point, and shouldn't be used.  it was just a proof-of-concept at that time10:10
bob2jdub: hey, it comes out in september, plenty of time to move to a new major version after the preview releases10:10
bob2janimo: hah, pimp10:10
pittiseb128: right, I noticed that; but why not use the libart backend?10:10
seb128pitti: that's from #cairo10:10
jdubpitti: libart is differently broken ;)10:11
seb128pitti: I don't maintain firefox, I use epiphany-browser ... feel free to change it .. 10:12
pittijdub: well, it worked up to 1.7.10, and now upstream removed the code from the sources10:13
pittijdub: I just added it again for now to make it work again10:13
sivangjdub,Lathiat : thx10:14
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seb128daniels: around?10:51
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Mezhmm11:24
Mezgksudo doesnt exist in breezy11:24
Meznot in the gksu pacakge anyways11:24
bob2it does according to the Contents files11:24
bob2(which could well be out of date)11:25
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seb128$ dpkg -S /usr/bin/gksudo11:26
seb128gksu: /usr/bin/gksudo11:26
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\shok..hibernating works...but after coming back from hinbernate, the usb ports and ethernet port aren't reinitialised11:36
bob2how did you hibernate?11:37
bob2by running /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh?11:37
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\shbob2: no...with klaptop applet..and I think it will call something like hinbernate.sh...i need to have a closer look11:44
bob2so try and see if the script works11:45
bob2it does some neccessary module unloading/reloading for you11:45
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pittiHi carstenh 11:46
sivanghey carstenh , pitti 11:46
\shbob2: i will debug this later...right now I disabled hinbernating on this hp nc600011:48
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carstenhhi sivang, hi pitti 11:50
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pittiseb128: I want to play around with libnotify, I can possibly use it for the audio hotplugging response12:06
pittiseb128: however, which package contains the daemon?12:06
seb128pitti: notification-daemon12:07
seb128pitti: libnotify package has a test/ dir with a pile of example if you want to play with it12:07
pittiuh, thanks. sorry, "apt-cache search libnotify daemon" didn't reveal it12:07
ograpitti, look at hughsies power-manager code for examples ;) he uses it extensively12:07
seb128it displays all sort of message on different places of screen12:07
seb128better to look on libnotify examples imho12:08
pitti$ notify-send Test12:08
seb128examples are better than getting bits out of a big piece of code12:08
pittithat does fine as a first try :-)12:08
ograoh, i havent looked yet, i didnt know they have examples12:08
pittiseb128: the examples should be shipped in /usr/share/doc/libnotify-dev/examples :-)12:09
pittiseb128: but I'll look in the source. Thank you!12:09
seb128pitti: technically that's a test-suite, but that can be used as examples :)12:09
seb128np12:09
seb128pitti: BTW that's really trivial to send a notification with it :)12:10
ograelmo, did you get dholbachs sync request for baobab yesterday ? if not, please sync it from debian...12:10
seb128is there any plan to move libnotify to main?12:10
pitti$ notify-send -t 5 'New sound card detected' 'You can make the new sound card the default device in System -> Settings -> Audio'12:10
pittithat'll do for now :-)12:10
ograseb128, if g-p-m goes to main it has to follow ;)12:10
seb128pitti: useful, isn't it ? :)12:11
pittiseb128: yes, and really trivial12:11
pittiseb128: I think I just call notify-send in gnome-volume-manager, that will avoid dependencies and give loose coupling12:11
seb128k12:12
ograheh, yes you can clutter your desktop with tons of useless messages... wait for the bad designed UIs :)12:12
seb128if you want to use it, that's a 1 function call too12:12
pittiseb128: doing this in g-v-m is not a permanent solution anyway12:12
seb128notify_send_notification ()12:12
pittiseb128: right, I just asked myself whether I should depend on libnotify012:12
seb128Depends: libc6 (>= 2.3.4-1), libdbus-1-1 (>= 0.34), libdbus-glib-1-1 (>= 0.34), libglib2.0-0 (>= 2.7.1), libpopt0 (>= 1.712:12
pittiseb128: but if we will have it in main, then that's a non-issue12:12
seb128Installed-Size: 7612:13
seb128not a big deal :p12:13
seb128pitti: if we push it to main gnome-applets can me use of it12:13
seb128s/me use/make use/12:13
ograpitti, just approve the new g-p-m and we'll have it in main :)12:13
pittiseems like a good idea if gnome adopts it anyway12:13
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pittiseb128: if I install I new app, it doesn't appear in the menu until I killall gnome-panel; is this still an inotify bug? or a gamin one?12:20
seb128pitti: gamin one to change12:21
seb128pitti: but there is good news: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gamin-list/2005-July/msg00062.html12:21
seb128"I'm attaching a patch that fixes the reference counting bugs12:22
seb128http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172365 ,12:22
seb128http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=302236 , and countless distro12:22
seb128specific bug reports."12:22
seb12812:22
seb128so maybe next gamin will work now ... :)12:22
pittilet's cross fingers...12:23
seb128atm notification are b0rked all over the place :(12:23
ograpitti, did you notice that according to www.redhat.com you still live in the gdr ? http://www.redhat.com/g/promos/second_intelvid_050726.png12:23
pittiogra: hm?12:25
ogralook at the map :)12:25
azeemogra: reload12:25
azeemthe changed it12:25
ograHAHAHAH12:25
azeemthey, even12:25
ogralol, thats funny...12:25
azeemhttp://blog.schmehl.info/Debian/red-hat-europe-map-212:25
pittiogra: I'm afraid I don't understand...12:25
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azeempitti: http://blog.schmehl.info/Debian/red-hat-europe-map12:26
pittiogra: I see a blue shape of europe with three yellow stars12:26
ograpitti, yesterday tere were borders on the map :)12:26
pittiogra: oh, I see on the blog page :-) LOL12:26
pittiogra: the current image doesn't have borders12:26
ograpitti, and apparently it ws older then 16 years :)12:26
pittiseb128: AFAICS libnotify0 should depend on notification-daemon, or is there any reason why it shouldn't?12:29
pittiseb128: (at least recommend)12:29
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seb128pitti: I've packaged it before the daemon, but right ... Depends or Recommends ?12:31
pittiseb128: well, if you don't want notifications, it should be possible to uninstlal n-d12:32
pittiseb128: as long as apps work without the daemon, then Recommends (and explicit seeding) seems to be right12:32
pittiseb128: nice examples, some don't work, but most do :-)12:34
seb128pitti: which one doesn't?12:34
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seb128and I agree with the Recommends12:34
pittiseb128: test-animation just barfs with some assertion failures12:34
seb128right12:35
pittiseb128: and I guess test-error is supposed to throw an assert? :-)12:35
seb128probably yeah12:36
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Kamioninfinity: could you retry libdebian-installer on ia64, please? "checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables" doesn't look like a problem with the package12:42
danielsseb128: iz gtk boog12:44
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seb128daniels: ah,  you are here :)12:44
seb128# Xnest :112:45
seb128Could not init font path element /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/TTF/, removing from list!12:45
seb128Could not init font path element /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/CID/, removing from list!12:45
seb128Fatal server error:12:45
seb128could not open default font 'fixed';12:45
seb12812:45
seb128what should I change to start Xnest?12:45
seb128that breaks sabayon ...12:45
seb128and I would like to play with the new version before uploading it12:45
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pittiHi sjoerd 12:46
janimoseb128 did you have a modified xorg.conf?12:46
janimoin that case the upgrade does not touch it12:46
janimothe fonts have moved12:46
seb128what font?12:47
seb128xorg.org has no X11R6 mention 12:47
ograseb128, which config does xnest read...12:47
ograthere must be a custom config anywhere, i doubt its hardcoded12:47
janimoI know I had those errors, fonts moved to /usr/share or something12:47
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danielsseb128: oh yeah, I meant to fix that12:47
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seb128daniels: is that something to change locally or something you have to fix?12:51
seb128daniels: ie: can I give it a try now or should I wait for your fixed version?12:51
dokodaniels: do we get a shiny new xorg today?12:52
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danielsdoko: yeah, when I've unpacked my computer12:55
danielsi'm sitting in the lounge with my laptop trying to find my charger so I don't have to drop offline in 20min12:55
danielsseb128: edit the binary, grep for /usr/X11R6, change it to the right path, pad with NULs as required12:56
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dokocool, no new empty packages please ;-P12:56
seb128daniels: k, thanks. And you have planned to fix it this week? There is no real point for me to update sabayon if Xnest is b0rked12:57
danielsdoko: which video driver do you use?12:57
danielsseb128: i'll try to fix it in -44 (next upload)12:57
seb128thanks12:57
dokodepends, ati and fglrx12:58
ograKamion, /usr/lib/oem-config/locale/localechooser: line 500: [: de_DE.UTF-8,: binary operator expected12:58
dokodaniels: depends, ati and fglrx12:58
danielsdoko: the next release of xorg will have an empty -driver-ati, just for you :P12:59
Nafallodaniels: *grumpf*01:00
dokodaniels: fine, please name the package it -driver-ati-doko ;)01:00
danielsheh01:00
ograKamion, it exits with __main__.WizardException: Menu item keyboard exited 256 (oem-config that is)01:00
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Kamionogra: could you run oem-config under OEM_CONFIG_DEBUG=1 DEBCONF_DEBUG='.*' and send me /var/log/oem-config.log, please?01:05
ograsure01:05
Kamionthanks01:05
Kamionthough I do see a problem on that line - fixing upstream01:06
Kamionstill, debug would be useful anyway to verify that it's that01:07
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ograKamion, it doesnt produce this file by default ? 01:18
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[linesca] Kamion: you got a minute ?01:24
ograKamion, [linesca]  is about to test our ltsp on a big HW setup, but he cant manage to get the installer to boot on the blade servers01:26
Kamionogra: it does, but there isn't so much in it by default01:28
Kamion[linesca] : I'm kind of buried in complicated code at the moment - how's it going wrong?01:28
ograKamion, there was no file in /var/log ... i had to rdirect the terminal output...01:29
Kamionogra: oh, right, the oem-config-dm mini-display-manager creates it01:29
ograah01:29
Kamionogra: sure, redirect the terminal output, that'll do01:29
ograalready sent it...01:29
[linesca] Kamion, kernel panic pivot_root no such file   428 cannot open dev/console01:30
ograhmm, so i have to look at the mini-display-manaer too :)01:30
ogramanager even01:30
[linesca] ogra: your fingers work as well as mine :)01:30
ograheh01:30
Kamion[linesca] : at what stage?01:31
[linesca] Kamion: on boot starting Ubuntu01:31
Kamion[linesca] : I mean, when you boot the installer, or after you've run through the first stage of the installer and rebooted?01:31
[linesca] sorry on reboot01:32
Kamion[linesca] : ok - that'll be an initrd-tools problem. I don't know so much about that; jbailey is the local expert.01:32
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KamionI *think* it would probably be possible to fix up the initrd by changing 'MODULES=dep' to 'MODULES=most' in /etc/mkinitrd/mkinitrd.conf and running 'mkinitrd -o /boot/initrd.img-`uname -r` /lib/modules/`uname -r`'; you can do that from the CD's rescue mode01:34
Kamionbut jbailey will probably want to debug the problem first01:34
[linesca] when is he normally around ?01:35
ograhe lives in canada01:35
ograso in a hour or two i'D guess01:36
[linesca] still in bed then :)01:36
[linesca] ogra: I got stuff to do, I will try to get this resolved later01:37
ogra[linesca] , ok, thanks for the effort :)01:37
[linesca] np, I am keen to see what you guys have done01:38
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jordicarlos: hey01:43
carlosmorning01:43
jordicarlos: I remembered I have doctor at 17:30. Maybe I arrive home a bit later than 19:00, I hope that's ok01:44
carlosjordi, I will be here, just ping me when you are back01:44
sivangogra: are oem-config packages already available? 01:44
jordiok01:44
ograsivang, look at the archive...01:45
sivangErr http://archive.ubuntu.com breezy/universe oem-config 0.101:45
sivang  404 Not Found [IP: 82.211.81.151 80] 01:45
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bob2does dak itself update dists/ and pool/ in the right order?01:46
Kamionsivang: it's in main01:46
Kamionupdate01:46
sivangKamion: I just did :-/01:46
sivangKamion: I'll retry, thx01:47
Kamioncjwatson@jackass:~$ zcat ftp/dists/breezy/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz | grep-dctrl -PXnsFilename oem-config01:47
Kamionpool/main/o/oem-config/oem-config_0.1_all.deb01:47
sivangKamion: works now01:50
sivangwow, nice , can one use this to configure his ubuntu system not neccessairily use it for oems ?01:50
sivangdoh, that's what it meant to do - reading the pkg description01:51
ograsivang, its the "run after first boot" tool01:51
Kamionsivang: I only intend to support it for OEMs at the moment01:51
sivangKamion: so regular users who install ubuntu get to do configuratoin before the first boot as was before?01:52
Kamionsivang: yes, absolutely01:52
KamionI don't want oem-config to be part of the default install path01:52
Kamionbut it's reasonably generic, so one *could* use it for post-install reconfiguration01:52
Kamionand of course that's a straightforward way to test it01:53
sivangKamion: looks somewhat freindlier then debconf's front end, is the kyboard layout detection code from smurfix's ?01:53
Kamionsivang: not at the moment, no01:53
KamionI'm not sure I'll have time to work that in for breezy01:53
Kamionit is actually a rather specialised debconf frontend itself01:54
Kamion(oem-config, that is)01:54
sivangKamion: so it's yet another frotend, and uses debconf protocol , cool01:54
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Kamionyes, it intercepts the debconf protocol and pops up widgets of its own when it spots questions it's been told to recognise01:55
Kamionthe interface is a bit ropey still; I think it should probably all be in a single window rather than popping up a dialog for each step, for instance01:55
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sivangKamion: have you given thought to to do the same to produce a debconf graphical front end, to be possibly used in install time ?01:57
sivangKamion: (I agree with having it in one window and being able to change stuff in an "event" mode rather then incrementally)01:57
Kamionsivang: yes, of course; it may be possible to use some similar techniques, although in the installer I think cdebconf's custom widget support might prove to be a better bet01:59
Kamionprogramming in the oem-config debconffilter framework is interesting; I think it might prove to be too complex and hard to get right for general installer programming01:59
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Kamioninstant-apply dialogs are also liable to prove pretty tricky to do this way02:00
Kamionalthough it can be done, theoretically02:00
Kamionthere were really two reasons I chose the filter approach: (1) it involved a startlingly small amount of code duplication; (2) perl debconf doesn't have custom widget support yet02:02
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sivangKamion: did you code it in perl as well? (like most of debconf , I presume)02:08
sivangKamion: ah it's in python ofcourse :)02:12
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pittiyay, my at derooting patch was accepted in Debian02:37
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sivangpitti: cool for you , Martin :)02:41
sivangKamion: how can I see the Gtk frontend for oem-config?02:44
ograsivang, run it ?02:47
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\shhmmm...I just ordered a free ticket for LinuxWorldExpo in November for FFM02:53
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sivangogra: tried. Getting an error in pythoo02:58
ograsivang, did you run it with sudo ?02:59
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sivangogra: yes03:01
Kamionsivang: I'd like debugging info03:04
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ogra\sh, look that it doesnt clash with the ubuntu conference ;)03:18
sivang\sh: free ticker?03:18
sivang\sh: how so?03:18
sivangKamion: I'm making sure it's not something stupid that I do that causes this03:19
Kamionsivang: I need to see at minimum the error in order to be able to help you at all ...03:20
sivangKamion: ofcourse, what is the command to invoke the oem-config against a gtk frontned? (I amanged to invoke the text UI)03:20
Kamioner, that should not be possible - I need debug logs03:21
Kamionplease03:21
ograthere is a text gui ??03:21
Kamionit's supposed to be always hidden03:21
Kamionthat is why I need debugging information from sivang03:21
Kamionbecause if he's seeing a text interface, the debconf filtering failed03:22
ograyep... here it worked in wizard mode03:22
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ogra(gui wise)03:22
Kamionsivang: OEM_CONFIG_DEBUG=1 DEBCONF_DEBUG='.*' in the environment03:22
sivangKamion: btw, I'm using a breezy dchroot,  would that cause problems to oem-config ?03:24
KamionI don't know. It shouldn't. I need to see the logs.03:24
sivangKamion: ok, I now manage to get the first "choose your location" gtk dialog , but can't go any further03:25
sivangKamion: (I didn't change anything in the environment)03:25
RiddellKamion, mdz: am I ok to upload a k3b-i18n package to match the current k3b03:26
Kamionof course, within a chroot you will need to ensure that you have a working DISPLAY and can run other X clients etc.03:26
sivangKamion: I do, I do all of my launchpad integration testing there03:27
sivangKamion: (I successfuly fired gedit/file-roller/epiphany etc)03:27
sivangKamion: emailing you a log for that invocation where it fails after the first dialog03:28
KamionRiddell: yes, go ahead03:28
Kamionthank you03:28
sivangKamion: I wonder why I got the text UI in the first place, and not the Gtk one..sorry for not providing more info re this invocation :-/03:29
sivangKamion: actually, I put it online at http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/oem-config.log03:30
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Kamionsivang: I really wanted debug information for that03:34
Kamiondebconf (developer): <-- GET console-keymaps-at/keymap03:35
Kamiondebconf (developer): --> 0 03:35
Kamionhmm03:35
sivangKamion: sorry :-( I recall now that it happend right after the packages were isntalled, as if this was part of a regular package post configuration03:35
sivangKamion: so I didn't have to acutally run oem-config myself (apt did it for me)03:36
Kamionah, that was perhaps not copied over from d-i03:36
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Kamionsivang: do you remember which questions were asked in the text interface? any information at all is useful03:37
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sivangKamion: one of them was about my keyboard layout (qwery, azerty or...etc) that's why I mentioend to you smurfix's kbd detection code03:38
Kamionnone of the oem-config* packages do any debconf interaction in their postinst03:38
Kamionoem-config.postinst sources the confmodule, but that's just to get templates loaded; it doesn't do db_input03:39
Kamionsivang: ah, it was probably console-data's postinst, then03:39
Kamionsivang: that wouldn't happen normally; nothing to worry about03:39
ograhttp://www.grawert.net/funny_ncb_error.png03:40
sivangKamion: is it a bug or not?03:40
ograseb128, pitti ^^^03:40
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Kamionsivang: how did you create the chroot?03:40
ograseb128, how the hell does n-c-b compute tis duration ?03:40
ograthis even03:40
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sivangKamion: as outlined in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebootstrapChroot?highlight=%28debootstrap%2903:42
Kamionsivang: I was wondering about the version of the debootstrap package you used03:45
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sivangKamion: ah, the same one that is aviailable for downlaod on the wiki page03:46
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sivangKamion: (for breezy, that is)03:47
Kamionsivang: the crash in http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/oem-config.log should be fixed in oem-config-keyboard 1.17ubuntu2, when it's built and mirrored03:47
Kamionthanks for the report03:47
Kamionsivang: ok, I'm not absolutely sure whether that's a bug or not, so I'll have a go at reproducing it myself later; could you file a bug on console-data, assigned to me, so that I remember?03:48
Kamionit's orthogonal to oem-config as such, though03:49
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bddebianHowdy03:54
sivangKamion: yes ofoucrse, ah you mean they use the same code ? (console-data && oem-config)03:56
Kamionsivang: no, bits of oem-config just depend on console-data for some data files it ships, that's all03:58
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Kamiond'oh, I broke debconf04:05
Kamionthat might not be helping matters04:05
sivanghehe04:05
Kamionfuck, I broke it in the version uploaded to Debian and all04:05
sivanggush04:06
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kokehi all!04:11
sivangKamion: I can't assign the bug to you, or to any others in bugzilla04:12
Kamionah04:13
Kamiondon't worry, I'll pick it up from ubuntu-bugs04:13
sivangKamion: it recall it was once possible to assign bugs to people, was this removed?04:14
Kamionsivang: yes, see the topic04:14
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sivangKamion: ok, I'll ping ogra when he's back online04:15
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Kamionsivang: can you just check for me, which version of debconf do you have installed in the chroot?04:23
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sivangKamion: sure, I'll add it to the bug report ?04:25
sivangKamion: 1.4.54ubuntu104:26
Kamionsivang: that's the hosed version. I've just uploaded 1.4.55ubuntu1.04:26
Kamionshowdialog's return value was broken so the dialog frontend was completely confused about life in general04:27
sivangKamion: how can I bring it back to the state before the first invocation via apt-get ? (I wasn't able to get the text ui anymore)04:28
sivangKamion: (thinking of testing the fix)04:28
Kamionyou can't really, that's why I said I'd try to reproduce it here04:28
Kamionyou'd probably need to build a fresh chroot04:28
KamionI tested the fix with a simple 'dpkg-reconfigure debconf', which also previously manifested the bg04:29
Kamionbug04:29
Kamionof course if you *can* reproduce it with a fresh chroot, that'd be good too ...04:31
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sivangKamion: but I will now get the fixed debconf package, can you put the bad one somewhere online?04:35
sivangKamion: (since a fresh chroot will be updated from the archive now)04:35
Kamionsivang: you can grab a copy from the archive now04:36
Kamionand the old one should stay around for a bit, anyway04:37
sivangKamion: k, I will try to reproduce on a fresh chroot now then04:37
sivangKamion: do we have packages.u.c now?04:38
Kamionwe always have04:38
Kamionfor some values of always04:38
sivangKamion: heh, ok, is it ok to get the pkg from there? (if I find it in all those catagories)04:39
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Kamionhttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/d/debconf/ would seem rather easier04:40
sivangKamion: yes, thanks, got the packag, now to fresh up a chroot :)04:41
thierrywhere is the man page in a package?04:43
thierrylike for ubuntu bug 1244504:43
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sivangKamion: sudo debootstrap --variant=buildd breezy /var/chroot2/ http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/04:44
sivangKamion: that's waht I use04:44
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sivangbah, need to start with hoary first and then upgrade04:45
sivangE: No such script: /usr/lib/debootstrap/scripts/breezy.buildd04:45
Kamioner, no, you need to use the breezy debootstrap if using the breezy script04:47
Kamion/usr/lib/debootstrap/scripts/breezy requires features that were not in hoary's debootstrap package04:48
sivangKamion: ah right, darn. Well, nevermind, I guess this will better reproduce steps to create the chroot in question04:48
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Kamionthierry: depends totally on the package, you'll have to look04:48
Kamionthierry: it's not hard to find04:49
sivangKamion: since I don't have the package installed here, I probably upgraded the chroot from haory to breezy after the inital deboostrapping04:49
thierryKamion : is searched man and manpage in the package and I can't find it... what is the usual name of the file?04:49
Kamionthierry: the extension is usually a number, such as *.1 for a section 1 man page04:50
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thierryKamion : got it! thanks!04:52
Kamionnp04:52
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janimo\who ogra05:53
Keybukdaniels: about?05:56
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mvoping seb128 06:01
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seb128mvo: pong06:06
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mdzelmo: what would be involved in getting Tag: into Ubuntu Packages files?06:16
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mvogood morning mdz 06:17
elmomdz: pfft06:17
mdzmorning06:17
mdzelmo: how did I know you were going to say that?06:17
ograelmo, did you get my baobab sync request around noon ?06:18
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elmoogra: yes, I did it, it's in new, I'll get to it in a while06:18
ograelmo, thanks :)06:18
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vontrappi noticed the middle click content load url behaviour doesn't work in the latest firefox package, saw in the forums that the default behaviour was changed06:22
vontrapphowever, i am unable to enable it again06:22
vontrappset middlemouse.contentLoadURL to true, but no diec06:22
vontrapps/diec/dice/06:22
vontrappis this possibly related to the default change?06:23
crimsunmdz: There's a slight dilemma with compiling vlc (universe) for Breezy. It requires libpostproc-dev (multiverse) to build. I sidestepped this for Hoary by using vlc's distributed ffmpeg, but Debian removed that in the next package revision. It looks like either vlc should be demoted to multiverse or libpostproc* should be promoted to universe.06:23
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mdzelmo: are you going to follow that with a real answer though?06:23
sebesthello, how can we change the keymap using xkb driver , i'd like to use a macintosh fr keyboard (using setxkbmap?)06:24
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mdzcrimsun: vlc should move to multiverse06:24
ogramdz, huh ? since when is it nonfree ?06:25
crimsunmdz: ok, that sounds great.06:25
elmomdz: I've no idea, I'll have to look06:25
bob2vontrapp: that behaviour changed a year or so ago06:25
mdzelmo: oh, who did it for Debian?  I'll ask them06:25
crimsunogra: no, one of its build-deps is in multiverse.06:25
elmomdz: aj06:26
mdzelmo: thanks06:26
ogracrimsun, yup, i just got that :)06:26
Nafallocrimsun: what about ffmpeg's libpostproc-dev? pool/main/f/ffmpeg06:26
crimsunNafallo: that's in multiverse.06:26
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crimsunNafallo: (being the precise issue I mentioned :)06:27
ograTreenaks, gah, you toasted him ? who is fixing it now ?06:27
Treenaksogra: you are :)06:27
bddebianheh06:27
ograTreenaks, unlikely, heh06:27
Nafallocrimsun: hmm, oki. I just noticed the things in the source are everywhere :-).06:28
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jdubseb128: new gamin! :)06:30
seb128jdub: cool, as I was pointing to pitti it should fixes the issues we have for ages06:30
seb128jdub: not thanks to DV06:30
seb128somebody had to debug and send a patch on the list, he never commented on the bugzilla bug06:31
jdubseb128: yeah, john mccutchan has been doing some rocking patches06:31
Treenaksgamin will be fixed now? :)06:32
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sivangKamion: is it ok to just change the sources.list on the hoary chroot to upgrade it to a breezy one?06:49
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sivangKamion: (preparing the reproduction environment still)06:50
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jdubseb128: hrm, lack of url field for web calendars in evo kinda sucks07:10
jdubhrm, lack of wrapping in calendar blobls kinda sucks07:12
Kamionsivang: yes07:12
seb128jdub: don't ask to much, I'm already quite happy to have all my imap boxes correctly listed atm :p07:14
seb128s/to much/too much/07:14
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sivangKamion: ok, upgrade is done. What can I do to verify I'm in breezy from debconf's / oem-config point of view?07:18
Kamionthey do not have a point of view that cares07:19
Kamionif you can install oem-config, that's all that matters07:21
seb128elmo: intltool (incoming) sync please07:26
sivangKamion: ok, how would I log stuff for you while installing oem-config ?07:28
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Kamionsivang: I already told you earlier ...07:30
sivangKamion: (thinking of logging the first time install, when apt invokes the text ui dialogs)07:30
Kamion14:22 < Kamion> sivang: OEM_CONFIG_DEBUG=1 DEBCONF_DEBUG='.*' in the environment07:30
sivangKamion: ah cool, I thought there was a difference int he modes07:30
Kamionoh, the first-time install has nothing to do with oem-config, so just DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer while running apt07:31
sivangKamion: k07:31
Kamionalthough the more complete set above would do too, it just outputs even more junk :)07:31
Kamionyou might want to run inside 'script' to get a typescript of the installation07:32
Kamionmdz: is libhsqldb-java ok for main, or still pending? it's making my base-config tests difficult07:32
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jdubKamion: what are the remaining b0rkages in the way of colony CDs?07:33
Kamionjdub: X07:33
jdubbogor07:33
Kamionalso to be honest I just haven't tried daily CD builds for the last few days, 'cos I've been buried in OEMInstaller and InstallerStage2Progress07:34
jdubstage2 progress! rad :)07:35
jdubhow's oem going?07:35
Kamionoem-config's in the archive, needs UI love07:35
jdubwill test when i get home :-)07:35
Kamionprimarily needs to have the multiple dialogs turned into a single window really07:35
jdubhow's express going?07:35
Kamionoh, and various bugfixes of course07:35
Kamiondunno, I haven't really touched it07:36
Kamionstage2 progress is tantalisingly close07:36
jdubthat's going to be rad07:36
Kamionmdz had an ubuntu-express prototype; last I heard juanje was poking at it07:36
jdubhow much do we care about express working on arbitrary casper based cds (for breezy)?07:37
Kamionwell, it needs to be derivable vaguely sanely07:37
jdubi think we'll be able to get some testing love out of the gnome livecd for that sort of stuff07:38
jdubi imagine we'll be pretty solidly concentrating on ubuntu only at this stage07:38
KamionI don't think it would be much of a problem to make it generic, although it will probably be GNOME only unless some kind of sensible framework settles down Really Soon Now07:39
Kamionbut all too much of it is vapourware as yet ...07:39
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sivangmdz: what do I need to do to get editbugs priviliges again?07:40
Kamionoh, hmm, mvo's apt progress branch doesn't send download progress to the status fd :(07:41
Kamionso the base-config progress bar sits at 0% for ages ...07:41
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sivangKamion: k, got the same behavior. I'm redirecting stderro to a file, hopefully that would include the DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer logs07:51
sivangKamion: now, first dialog question is about 'console-data'07:52
KamionI'll get all this from DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer logs, I just need that07:53
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mdzjdub: ubuntu express may or may not happening; we're at juan's mercy at this point because I don't have the bandwidth for it08:03
mdzsivang: /topic08:03
sivangKamion: using apt's log is http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/oem-config_apt.log, and oem-config which new fails to start at all is here : http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/oem-config_local_error.log08:06
sivangKamion: bon appetite, I will catch you later or tommorow - going home, laterz08:08
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mdzsivang: read and acknowledge https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs08:12
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mdkewho knows about the linode servers?08:14
ogramdke, henrik or elmo08:15
mdkeelmo, around?08:15
mdkethanks ogra08:15
mdkei've rebooted the docteam one and its disappeared08:16
mdkesurely its not on a dynamic ip08:19
jdubmdz: hrm, bummer08:24
mdzs/happening/be &/08:25
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maswanmdz: bandwidth? anything I can help with? :)08:45
Amaranthniran: Still haven't decided on the best place to put those checkboxes in gnome-app-install? :)08:46
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tsenghi sivang 08:51
sivangmdke: what are the linode servers used for ? 08:53
sivanghey tseng , how's it going?08:54
tsenggood, you08:54
sivangmdz: acknowledged08:55
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sivangtseng: just came back from work, going to try hack an helper function for bonnobu ui apps that need be launchpadized08:56
tsengbuh, bonnobo08:56
tsenghave fun.08:56
sivangtseng: yeah. Luckily I have some skeleton code in gedit, and pbor was very kind to point me to the important bits08:57
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OddAbe19any idea when glx will be uploaded to breezy?09:13
niranAmaranth, i want them where they are now, i just think it makes the categories look ugly when it pushes them to the side09:14
nirani wonder if there's a way to get the cellrenderertoggle to not toggle when anywhere in the column is clicked, just on the check box itself09:14
niranbut i don't think so09:14
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OddAbe19any idea when glx will be uploaded to breezy? (so GL stuff will work... ie glxgears, etc...)09:27
\shX09:28
\sh          is a lot less broken - it works (well - kubuntu does - for mez)!09:28
\shOddAbe19: when daniels is finished with his work09:29
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Kamionsivang: ok, the first log definitely exhibits symptoms of debconf breakage; upgrading to 1.4.55ubuntu1 should sort that out09:30
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sivangKamion: at least I am happy to know my recreation of debootstrapping work helped09:31
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sivangKamion: are you sure I wasn't glancing at the font-config configuration at the first log ?09:32
sivangKamion: (it oocurd to me that I was seing it instead of the actual oem-config)09:32
Kamionsivang: oem-config is not relevant to the issue in the first log in any way whatsoever at all09:33
CarlFKKamion - are you cjw? - duh.09:33
KamionCarlFK: yes09:33
KamionCarlFK: (I think we've talked on IRC before ...)09:33
sivangKamion: anyway, I have to leave now - soemone tries to sleep in this room , so good to know that helped you and se you tommorow.09:33
Kamionsivang: still investigating the second log, it's kind of weird09:34
CarlFKKamion -  yes - I lost track of who was who09:34
Kamionsivang: is oem-config-locale properly installed and configured? if it is, 'dpkg -l oem-config-locale' should have 'ii' at the beginning of the line09:34
Kamionsivang: 'dpkg --configure -a' would probably be a good plan09:35
sivangKamion: can I undertake all those tommorow and report ?09:35
Kamionsivang: sure, no rush09:35
Kamionthanks for the help09:35
sivangKamion: be sure to ping me with furhter instructions should you have those09:36
Kamionsivang: oh, the second log with additional OEM_CONFIG_DEBUG=1 would be good, too09:36
KamionCarlFK: I fixed the i386 CD image build issue you reported, by the way; it was a typo in one of the build scripts09:36
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sivangKamion: good night then :)09:37
KamionCarlFK: Ubuntu install CD images are built from a cron job that runs at 08:21 London time daily09:37
CarlFKKamion - thanks.  is the rsync server get much trafic, or is it ok if I rsync it each morning?09:38
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KamionCarlFK: there's a maximum-number-of-users limit on the rsync server, but if you can get on then it's fine09:44
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CarlFKKamion - thanks.  nother thing - if you want a better bug report no probm but here is a quick pic of todays problem: http://pictures.foxshare.net/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.ShowItem&g2_itemId=37209:56
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CarlFKill be back in 20 min or so...09:56
luis_mako: http://www.mit.edu/~mherdeg/pushpoll/09:56
KamionCarlFK: humph, looks like the menu-mapping's screwed up somehow; I'll have a look, thanks09:58
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CarlFKKamion - bit more on that menu thing: "exit the base system config" throws the same messages and also loops back to the menu10:15
KamionCarlFK: this is an install in English, right?10:16
CarlFKyes10:16
KamionCarlFK: if you could look for a menu-mapping file in /tmp/base-config.* and mail that to me, that'd be good ...10:16
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hervehello10:19
herveseb128, ping10:19
seb128pong10:19
bddebianwb herve10:19
herveI just experienced dia is broken when exporting files to eps using the pango engine10:19
herveI'm looking for a patch10:19
seb128cool10:20
hervenot really :-10:20
herve(10:20
herveok, dia CVS depends on cairo 0.6 for 2 days now10:21
herveI put an option on a CVS checkout10:22
hervelike in debian experimental10:22
lifelessdid something break the install-old-version feature of aptitude ?10:25
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lifelessnm, it was cross dependency hell10:26
seb128herve: we have cairo 0.610:27
hervemy point :-)10:27
hervebut not Debian, strange Roland made that checkout10:27
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hervewe are the ones to need it, not Debian :-)10:27
seb128Debian got 0.6 today10:28
herveha ok10:28
seb128and the dia maintainer uploaded a dia CVS tonight10:28
hervehmm... I wonder if we take his package or if breezy can live with this bug10:29
linescannjbailey: you got a minute ?10:32
jbaileylinescann: Sort of, my brains on something at the moment, so if you don't mind a slightly laggy answer.10:33
linescannjbailey:np I will run it past you but if it needs to wait tell me to shut up :)10:33
linescannjbailey:I was trying to test ltsp for ogra today but could not get ubuntu installed on a IBM HS20 blade10:34
linescann428 dev/console issue after rebooting10:34
jbaileylinescann: Is that one of their powerpc blades?10:34
linescannno twin Xeon10:35
jbaileyWhere does that 428 come from?  The kernels themselves provide /dev/console automatically.10:37
linescannpivot_root no such file or directory then 428 dev/console and kernel panic10:40
Mezlinescann, you using SATA drives?10:40
Mezor a USB scsi drive?10:41
Mezor a normal SCSI drive10:41
linescannMez: SCSI10:43
seb128elmo: can you sync gdesklets-data (0.35.2-2) gnome-build (experimental) intltool (0.34.1-1) ?10:43
Mezlinescann, for some reason, it tries to pivot_root before the SCSI drive is ready, which causes the problems10:44
linescannMez: The solution is......?10:45
Mezlinescan there isn't one at the mo10:45
Mezbut I do remember someone is working on it10:45
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linescannMez: rats, I was really hoping to get some good feedback to ogra and mdz10:46
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Mezlinescann, ??10:46
linescannI got 6 classrooms of thin clients sitting idle and was going to do some testing for them10:47
mdzlinescann: that would indicate that your SCSI driver isn't getting loaded in the initrd10:48
mdzlinescann: you can force load it by editing /etc/mkinitrd/modules and regenerating the initrd, or you can try jbailey's initramfs stuff10:49
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jbaileylinescann: If that does solve the problem, please let me know which module wasn't detected right.10:50
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RiddellMez: with respect to backports how is g++ transition done?10:52
linescannjbailey: I will try in the morning.  What values am I look for ?     MODULES=10:52
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jbaileylinescann: Do you know which driver that you're missing?10:52
MezRiddell, normally it'll just depend on g++ not a certain version10:53
Mezso when rebuilt, then it's rebuilt10:53
jbaileylinescann: I'm not familiar with the ltsp install, so I don't know if you have a working system on the machine already, or...10:53
Mezor built with hory version of 4.010:53
RiddellMez: but the library names have changed10:53
linescannjbailey:  Clean attempt at installing Ubuntu10:53
MezRiddell, some of them have10:53
jbaileylinescann: Hoary?10:53
Mezand then it's just a libbla | blalib10:53
mdzjbailey: he's just attemptnig a hoary install at this point; ltsp has not entered the equation10:53
linescannYep10:54
jbaileymdz: Cool, thanks.10:54
herveseb128, dia 0.94.0+CVS20050731-1 doesn't contain the changes for cairo 0.6.010:54
jbaileylinescann: So before the installer reboots, we need to figure out which scsi module you need, and add it to the the initrd.10:54
jbaileylinescann: Or we can boot the instller and mount the partition10:55
linescannjbailey:  Not at the servers now.  You around tomorrow ?10:55
jbaileylinescann: Yup.  In what timezone are you?10:56
Kamionjbailey: that's what rescue mode's for10:56
linescannIn the UK so about 7 infront10:56
linescannI think10:57
RiddellMez: but if you have a hoary KDE package depending on kdelibs4c2 that'll break up all the upgrading preferences (and any KDE applications not recompiled for it)10:57
jbaileylinescann: I'm in Eastern Canada, so 5 in front.10:57
linescanncool.  I will catch you sometime tomorrow10:57
jbaileylinescann: Cool.  See you!10:58
MezRiddell, it wont break though ... cause it'll be in $shlibs:Depends... wont it10:58
linescannjust going to try and find out what SCSI controller is on the Blades10:58
Mezso it wont depoend on 4c210:58
Mezjust 410:58
jbaileyKamion: But.. But..   It's not a REAL os unless you need to reinstall it from time to time!10:58
jbaileylinescann: We'll be able to tell from the rescue mode.  If you installed it succesfully, the installer had to have detected it. 10:59
RiddellMez: since the kdelibs4 package uses c2 then it will depend on c211:00
linescannjbailey: sure....The real servers run SuSE 9.2 and are using mptscsih11:00
Mezhmmles11:00
Mezwill think bout that11:00
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MezRiddell, thats an issue I dodnt think of, couldnt the control be changed dependdent on the auto * ?11:01
jbaileyHmm, it ought to pull in mptbase and mptscsih.  I wonder why it doesn't work.11:01
dholbachhi11:01
seb128hey dholbach :)11:01
linescannOver to you on that one Sir :)11:01
ograheh11:02
RiddellMez: sounds like a very ugly hack.  what's changed with auto*?11:02
MezRiddell, the version - so check for hoary/breezy versions11:03
Mezspeak to mdz11:03
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niktarishi, anyone got some expirience with build the ubuntu live cd?11:04
linescannjbailey:  Thanks for your time.  I will catch you tomorrow11:06
linescannmdz,ogra:  Hopefully we can get you some testing time tomorrow :)11:06
ogralinescann, YAY !!11:07
linescannogra: Have a damn fine evening and I will catch you tomorrow11:07
ogralinescann, you too :)11:08
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danielsKeybuk: no11:23
Keybukdaniels: oh11:23
KeybukI had a cute bunch of xkb problems for you to look at11:24
bddebiandaniels: Hey I have been meaning to ask you.  Anything a relative n00b can help you with at all or is it all pretty high-level stuff?11:24
Keybukerrors on stdout, and lots of "no keycode for blah" stuff11:24
Keybukbut it can wait11:24
danielsKeybuk: spam it to me in /msg, or email me11:24
danielsKeybuk: i've just woken up, and won't be around 'till later11:25
Keybukok, I'll hang on til later11:25
bddebianHmm, I'll take that as a no. :-)11:27
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danielswhoops, didn't even see bddebian's question.  oh well.11:40
Lathiatheh11:41
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dholbachdaniels: <bddebian> Bah, daniels hates me too11:42
ograyes, he is very sensitive... :=)11:43
dokoelmo, mdz, Kamion: libatomic-ops needs a sync from unstable. it's a new upstream, which doesn't FTBFS with gcc-4.0. strictly speeking, it's only necessary for a no-release arch (ia64), so it doesn't effect our primary archs11:50
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niktarisis matt zimmerman in the house?11:55
dokoelmo: please sync sdl-mixer1.2 smpeg speech-tools festival gtkmm2.0 from unstable (after the dinstall run from Aug 2)11:57
dokoelmo: please sync wtfk from incoming12:00
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