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jordican anyone here confirm liblaunchpad-integrration is GPL?12:38
lexhiderseems so, check /usr/share/doc12:39
SeveasWhere can i find the specification of the changelog format?12:39
SeveasOr isn't that format all that strict?12:40
ograSeveas, probably the debian policy docs12:40
ogra(i have no link)12:40
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Seveasbut no luck yet in finding anything12:40
ograbut its pretty strict, vim shows wrong lines instantly, there must be a spec12:41
mdzjordi: debian/copyright12:41
jordimdz: this box is Debian12:43
jordithe Broken OS12:43
mdzjordi: apt-get source launchpad-integration12:44
mdzbaz get jamesh@..../...12:44
jordiooh, that baz thing :P12:45
mdzjordi: get used to it :-P12:46
dholbachok pals, i'm off to bed - see you around12:46
jordiyeah man12:47
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infinityKamion : libdebian-installer fails on ia64 because ia64 doesn't support -gstabs (for reference, neither for ppc64, so that'll fail if/when it ever becomes a supported debian/ubuntu build target)02:49
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infinityKamion : s/neither for/neither does/02:50
elmowhat the heck is using stabs?02:50
elmostabs is so fucking 60s02:50
bddebianelmo: Can I get white-listed for kate notifications?02:53
infinityOnly if you get her name right.02:53
infinityPoor thing.02:53
bddebian?02:53
elmobddebian: yeah, you're in the whitelist locally; I'll sync it tomorrow02:54
elmobddebian: it's katie, not kate02:54
bddebianOh, OK, thank you02:54
bddebianOhhh katie, sorry02:54
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glickhello03:01
bddebianHello glick 03:01
glickexcuse me, twice now, i have tried to backport wxpython2.6.3 to hoary and after like an hour and a half of building i get a segmentation fault when it processes the tex files and tries to convert them to html03:02
glickand it of course deletes the entire build tree that it created so far so i have to start over again03:02
glickanyone kow whats going on with this?03:02
bddebianUse -nc if you don't want it to clean your build-tree03:03
glickbddebian, but i dont know if it still has important things to build, i dont know if without that ill be able to install it03:03
glickthis is the eror line03:04
glick/bin/sh: line 1:  4845 Segmentation fault      LD_LIBRARY_PATH=../objs_gtk_sh/lib: ../objs_gtk_sh/utils/tex2rtf/src/tex2rtf ../docs/latex/wx/manual.tex ../docs/wx-manual.html/wx2.6-manual.html -twice -html03:04
glickmake: *** [build-doc-stamp]  Error 13903:04
infinityglick : Backtrace it in gdb.03:04
glickinfinity, im not sure what i would backtrace, its not like it dropped a core file03:06
glickand it sucks to have to do that again with no result03:06
infinityglick : Sure, but you can re-run that one line without restarting the build.03:06
infinityglick : So, do the build until it fails, then re-run that one bit in gdb, and backtrace the segv.03:07
glickinfinity, not really cause all the stuff has been deleted03:07
infinityglick : No, nothing gets deleted until you re-start the build and debian/rules clean is run again.03:07
infinity(Well, unless that package has a really broken build system that cleans on failure, but that would be retarded...)03:08
glickinfinity, it says.. after that line clearning the build enviorbment removing directory so and so03:08
glicki think i might jsut say screw wxpythin03:10
glicklook for another gui framework03:10
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bob2you're using pbuilder?03:26
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bddebian?03:27
infinityHe was talking to glick.03:27
bddebianAye03:27
glickbob2, yes i was03:29
bob2there you go then03:29
glickbob2, i was told to use pbuilder03:29
bob2either don't use it, or configure it to not destroy the build tree on failure03:29
bob2I recommend not using it03:30
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bob2using pbuilder is fine, as long as you know what it's for and what it does03:31
glicki dont really i just wanted the latest version of wxpython :)03:32
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glickdoes anyone here also do any development for Windows?05:33
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camilotellesglick, I do05:40
glickcamilotelles, is there any documentation on how one would access the cdrw on windows for example in your code if you wanted to write a burnner app05:41
camilotellesglick05:42
camilotellesImage Mastering API05:42
glickcamilotelles, where can i read up on that?05:43
camilotellesglick, http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/devio/base/image_mastering_api.asp05:43
bddebianAck, my eyes, my eyes..05:43
glickcamilotelles, where are these functions available?05:45
glickdo i have to buy .NEt to access these?05:45
camilotellesbddebian, take easy, i'm only asking a question :)05:45
bddebian:-)05:45
camilotellesglick, i think this is from the base system.05:46
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glickdamn there arnt any examples 05:48
glicki forget windows isnt linux and everyone is a closed source/shareware asshole05:48
whiprushmore than likely we're all nice people and you're just offtopic. :)05:50
camilotellesglick, whiprush is right. 05:50
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netdurpoeple, I don't know if you know about new icons or not... but take a look, it worth! http://nuovext.pwsp.net06:24
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bob2so, backports people06:29
bob2apparently someone backported smeg to hoary06:29
bob2which apparently neccessitated a newer pyxdg06:29
bob2said new pyxdg breaks gnome-app-installer06:29
Amaranthoh, i may or may not have given them the pyxdg package that's in the old backports :P06:29
Amaranthi can't remember06:29
Amaranthbut it's still a problem in the new repo06:30
mdzbob2: Mez is the person to talk to06:35
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srbakerdo i seriously need a bugzilla account to VIEW bug reports?06:44
srbakeroh, thank god06:44
bddebianYou shouldn't06:45
bddebianOhh06:45
srbaker12613 is fucking ridiculous.06:45
srbakerUbuntu ships with pre-release software, and there's actually a discussion about it when it starts breaking shit06:46
jdubsrbaker: chill, please06:48
srbakerjdub, hey, i'm chilled.06:49
srbakerjdub, i just want to know when i'll be able to get work done wihout having to spend my days building custom packages for my co-workers06:49
srbakersigh06:50
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jdubpfft06:50
jsgotangcopfft?06:50
jsgotangcoheh hi btw06:50
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srbakerjdub, okay, i'm sorry for being a bit impatient.06:54
srbakerjdub, i was under the understanding that this was a solved problem, and then i looked at the bug and saw otherwise.06:54
srbakerjdub, this is the source of a huge amount of pain for our entire team06:54
jdubsrbaker: so would you be willing to test an updated package to ease our concerns that it would be inappropriate for hoary-updates?06:55
srbakerabsolutely.06:55
jdubi really think that's all it comes down to06:55
srbakerall six of us would gladly.06:55
srbakeri didn't see any mention of update packages on the bug.  just multiple suggestions to "use backports"06:55
srbakeri do *not* use backports, because they are unstable and buggy.06:56
LathiatWhat's this about?06:56
srbakerLathiat, hoary shipped with a pre-release hoary.06:56
jdubok, so perhaps grab the backports build, and then comment on the bug about your testing06:56
Lathiatsrbaker: hoary? 06:56
Lathiatyou mean ruy?06:56
Lathiat*ruby?06:56
jdubLathiat: ruby06:56
srbakerruby06:56
Lathiatah right06:56
Lathiati thought so06:56
srbakersorry06:56
jdub(i totally understand horrored distrust of backports)06:57
srbakerjdub, heh.  you don't know the half of it.  our entire development team has standardized on ubuntu.  there have been...  some annoyances.06:57
srbakerand some major fucking problems.06:57
srbakermost of them have been since traced back to backports usage :P06:57
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jdubproductive feedback always appreciated06:57
srbakerjdub, so the ruby in backports is the "officially" sanctioned package then/06:57
jdubmmm, ugly backports pain06:58
jdubsrbaker: well, no, but if it tests well, we could push it in hoary-updates06:58
srbakerhrm06:58
jsgotangco(hate to admit, but i use the ruby in backports for rails)06:58
srbakerokay, i'll take a look at it06:58
jdubwhich then would be official, supported, etc.06:58
jdubbut we really can't do it on a whim06:58
srbakercurrently we're using packages that i built from debian sarge.06:58
jdubwhich i think makes sense06:58
mdzhoary-backports is likely to become a staging area for hoary-updates in some cases06:58
jduband is the kind of trusted state you'd expect for a supportable platform :-)06:59
jdubmdz: rock06:59
srbakerjdub, makes sense but this is a huge problem for us and many others, and it's been almost a month with no hint at the possibility of an official resolution06:59
jdubsrbaker: mm, but it is kind of a quiet bug06:59
srbakeralright, i'm biased. 06:59
jdubsrbaker: i mean, you haven't even commented :-)07:00
srbakerjdub, i haven't needed to.  my co-workers have.07:00
mdzwe can't be held responsible for the fact that they fixed some particularly interesting bug 2 days after we froze ruby07:00
jdubok07:00
jdubmdz: though, to be fair, we did ship a pre-release (trusting debian unstable in the process)07:00
mdzthis happened 4 months before release; if someone had mentioned it during that time, this would have been easy to fix07:00
srbakermdz, imho, if there's a "pre" in the version number, it should be closely watched for updates and included.07:00
srbakershipping pre-release software just seems stupid.07:01
mdzthere are lots of pre-release packages which go out with stable releases07:01
mdzit's at the discretion of the maintainer, and they usually know what they are doing07:01
srbakeri know.  it's frightening07:01
jdubsrbaker: understand the POV, but there are different ways of looking at things from the "shipping a supportable distro" POV too07:01
lexhiderhi, jdub: If I remember correctly bug #12050  is a duplicate of a bug you commented, I was having trouble finding it.07:01
srbakerjdub, okay.  thanks for being helpful.  sorry to be a prick, but this has been an ongoing PITA07:02
srbakerjdub, it's been the source of a lot of problems at work07:02
jdubsrbaker: s'ok. but we are usually not so diplomatic in reaction to this kind of behavior, so please don't take this as a useful strategy for getting your problems solved in ubuntu. :-)07:03
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srbakerjdub, heh, of course not.  keep in mind to you this is the first time you've seen it, and i apologize for not taking this into consideration.  for me, this is a month-old problem with a seemingly simple solution07:03
jdublexhider: hrm, there's a few of these07:03
srbakerjdub, also, i was under the impression that at least two of my co-workers have bitched in here about it already and were basically told to fuck off07:04
lexhiderjdub: it's hard to search for duplicates when it takes so long. ;)07:04
jdublexhider: kind of annoying to be getting the big .js file from https ;)07:04
mdzsrbaker: it may seem simple to you, but there is a lot of potential for breakage in blindly including an enormous patch in a stable release07:04
srbakermdz, true, but it seems unlikely that software will depend on a bug in a pre-release that was only in the world for a couple days 07:04
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mdzsrbaker: if someone behaved inappropriately (CoC) toward them, I'd like to hear about it (with quotes)07:05
jdubsrbaker: there could be bugs in the changes between pre and final07:05
mdzsrbaker: certainly not, and I would be unlikely to object to fixing that bug07:05
mdzsrbaker: but I do object to blindly including an enormous, unauditable patch07:05
jdubsrbaker: as an upstream, i am totally happy for distros to be fundamentally untrustworthy of my prissy version number statements about stability ;-)07:06
srbakermdz, i'll ask around.  i think it was more of a general dismissal than inappropriate behaviour.07:06
srbakerjdub, fair enough.07:06
srbakerokay, then this brings me to my next question07:06
mdzsrbaker: if you know what the specific bug is, and can help us to isolate a patch, that would help to move things forward07:06
srbakercan we pay canonical for specific focus on the things that trouble us?07:06
mdzbut this isn't going to fly:  52 files changed, 6277 insertions(+), 279 deletions(-)07:06
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srbakerwe lose money when ubuntu gets in our ways, and it's been doing so quite a bit lately.07:07
srbaker(well, me.  others have different problems of different sizes)07:07
jdubsrbaker: yeah, you can - yay for support :-)07:07
srbakercould we perhaps pay for the day or three that it would take to audit and include this patch?  and how much would it cost?07:07
jdubsrbaker: in fact, if you want to email me about what you're doing, and the problems you've faced, that would be really helpful -> jeff.waugh@canonical.com07:08
srbakerjdub, this ruby one has been the show stopper.  there have been other issues, but i am unable to pin them on ubuntu because my co-workers aren't as strict about package integrity as i am07:08
mdzsrbaker: why would you want to do that, instead of getting your bug fixed directly?07:08
srbakermdz, well, my assumption is that the reason this bug is taken less seriously than others is a matter of business.  if we pay for your time, then we can pick what bugs are addressed in that time, no?07:09
jdubmdz: (customers setting priorities for bug fixing through a commercial transaction...)07:09
srbakerthat's how i've done with other commercial vendors in the past07:09
jdubsrbaker: hrm, not a matter of business that the bug has not been fixed yet07:10
srbakerRH, in particular has been great at this.07:10
mdzsrbaker: of course you could get your bug fixed as part of a support arrangement, but I don't see why you would insist on fixing the methodology07:10
srbakermdz, i don't care about anything but the right version of ruby being in hoary :)07:10
mdzsrbaker: that's not a support issue07:10
srbakerand if paying for it will make it happen more quickly, i'm sure i can convince the right people to cough up the dollars to make it happen07:10
srbakermdz, we seem to disagree over whether shipping a pre-release known-buggy piece of software is stupid then.07:11
mdzif what you need is a stable and supported Ubuntu build of a certain version of ruby, we can certainly provide that07:11
mdzbut it won't force a decision about what gets included in the official releases07:11
mdzsrbaker: yes, we do.  it is not as simple as that.07:12
srbakerso the policy of including pre-release known-buggy software isn't seen as a problem then?07:12
jdubsrbaker: (it's not a policy)07:12
mdzknown-buggy?07:12
jdubsrbaker: in some cases, we need to ship pre-release software (or patches out of cvs) to be able to support things; in this case, it was largely a timing and feedback issue07:13
jdubsrbaker: but this is just to explain why it is the way it is; it doesn't really impact whether we can fix it or not07:14
jdub:-)07:14
mdzthere was no bug reported about this issue until last month, which was three months after Hoary released07:14
mdzand there still isn't a proper bug report; just a request for a new version (which is why it ended up with backports)07:14
srbaker"you shipped a pre-release buggy version of X" is a proper bug report07:14
srbakerand the appropriate fix is to ship the non-pre-release version07:15
jdubsrbaker: the "buggy" bit is the proper bug :-)07:15
jdubsrbaker: if the differences were small, that would be a no-brainer, but they were not, so it has to be more carefully considered (and tested)07:15
jdubso the way forward, i think,07:15
jdubis to ask the affected users to test an updated package07:16
jdubso we can be comfortable shipping it in hoary-updates (and thus an officially supported fix)07:16
srbakerokay, well we'll test it.  does this mean that ruby1.9pre might make it into breezy though?07:16
mdzno, that is not a proper bug report.  a proper bug report would be "this bit of ruby isn't working properly; here's a test case demonstrating the problem"07:16
jdubsrbaker: well, the timing issues are going to be different, i'm sure07:16
Lathiatmdz: that wouldnt be entirely effective in this case07:16
jdubwhat's in breezy atm?07:16
Lathiatas rails does a version check07:16
Lathiat1.8.2-1 in breezy07:17
jdubVersion: 1.8.2-107:17
Lathiatmdz: think firefox07:17
mdzLathiat: I'd be happy to patch that out07:17
jduband we're already UVF07:17
Lathiatbreezy's ruby+rails setup works fine07:17
jdubsrbaker: so there's no problem at all in breezy07:17
Lathiatmdz: right but if someone wants to use a gem, they get the same problem07:17
jsgotangcoyeah it works fine in breezy07:17
mdzjdub: unless, of course, we pull a new version in order to fix a known bug07:17
jdubsrbaker: again, there is no "we ship pre-release software" policy - it came straight from debian sid07:18
jdubmdz: yeah07:18
Lathiatyeh ive successfully used rails on breezy07:18
srbakerso have i.07:18
Lathiatits a shame the bug wasnt caught pre-hoary07:18
jdubsrbaker: and crucially, it survived the testing process :)07:18
ajmitchLathiat: I think rails didn't have that check until after hoary released07:18
Lathiatajmitch: It must have, because the version in hoary whinges07:19
jdubajmitch: damn, like that bloody firefox page!07:19
Lathiatjdub: like i said a minute ago, "think firefox". :)07:19
jdubhaha07:19
Lathiat... and dont kill me for the pain and suffering that results.07:19
jdubok07:20
jdubparty time07:20
mdzLathiat: that means that no one tested rails, and since it's in universe, it wasn't a priority for centralized QA07:20
jdublater :)07:20
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Lathiatmdz: indeed07:20
ajmitchmdz: sadly the people that want to use those packages won't find the bugs until it's too late for the MOTUs07:20
mdzajmitch: I don't think that's inherently true07:21
mdzlots of users test software that's important to them in ubuntu pre-releases07:21
mdzthat's absolutely the best way to ensure that the next ubuntu release is high-quality in the ways that matter to you07:21
ajmitchas long as enough people test & report the bugs for fixing, we're ok07:22
ajmitchrails just seemed to slip through, I think07:22
srbakerrails didn't have the version check until 0.13.107:22
jsgotangcoits all in breezy though07:23
srbakergood!07:23
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srbakerwe're planning on migrating the office to breezy upon freeze, and spending a week hammering it, iirc.07:23
ajmitchsrbaker: right, that's what I thought, so it's a case of using post-hoary rails with hoary ruby07:23
mdzthat's wonderful; that way you can be certain that when it releases, the ruby stuff is up to par07:23
jsgotangcoyeah me an ogra were talking about ruby/rails stuff a few days ago07:24
srbakerajmitch, yeah.  it also broke some other software that doesn't actually check but crashes with the bug.  i think alexandria was affected.07:24
jameshyou could just use zope3 :)07:24
jsgotangco*grin*07:24
jameshthat's what we're using07:24
ajmitchjamesh: why not, packages are in debian experimental iirc :)07:25
ajmitchnot sure if they've been imported to breezy yet07:25
jameshajmitch: we aren't actually using a packaged version of zope307:25
ajmitchjamesh: I wouldn't expect you to at the moment07:27
srbakerzope.  hehe07:27
srbakeri don't think zope can handle the kind of traffic we do.  otherwise, i'd suggest it07:27
srbakerwell, not on a manageable amount of hardware07:27
srbakerjdub, okay, thanks for easing my mind on this.  much better than the feedback my co-workers were getting when they checked it out07:30
srbakeri won't care anyways.  everyone else on my team is staying with ubuntu.  they ordered me a mac today. :P07:31
jsgotangcolol07:31
jsgotangcosrbaker: if its any help to you, my colleagues at work are ruby/rails people as well and using them on breezy at the moment07:31
jsgotangcoaside from the other guys using it on windows07:32
srbakerjsgotangco, yeah, i know breezy is pretty decent, but i'm not willing to risk it07:32
jsgotangcoyeah07:32
srbakerwe have enough problems with supposedly stable software :P07:32
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srbakerjsgotangco, how many rails developers at your work?07:38
jsgotangco4, not really rails-dedicated btw07:38
jsgotangconot including me, i just dived in and getting my feet soaked07:39
srbakerahh07:41
srbakerwell, we're under the impression that we're currently the biggest rails dev shop outside of 37signals.  we're 607:41
Amaranthooh, new gamin07:41
srbaker6, fulltime07:41
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srbakerand well, we do more traffic than anyone on the internet except 44 sites, so we're also big in that way07:42
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pittiGood morning07:54
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pittiHi mdz_ 07:55
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dokogood morning07:57
pittiHey doko07:57
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doko hplip (0.9.4-2) unstable; urgency=low08:02
doko .08:02
doko   * Matthias Klose <doko@ubuntu.com>:08:02
doko     * hplip-base should also replace files in hplip-data (<< 0.9.3)08:02
doko     * Run HPLIP daemons as non-root user (optional, default as run as root)08:02
doko       (closes: #320936)08:02
dokopitti: ^^^ for your statistics08:02
pittidoko: thanks! :-) Can you please send the patch to Debian, too?08:02
sivangmorning all08:02
dokopitti: 0.9.4-208:03
Lathiatdoko, pitti: statistics?08:03
pittidoko: oh, I see :-)08:03
pittidoko: so can we make it the default in Ubuntu somehow?08:03
dokoit already is08:03
pittiLathiat: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DerootificationStatus08:03
pittidoko: you are so great! :-)08:03
Lathiatpitti: ah08:03
sivanghi Lathiat , pitti 08:04
ajmitchhi pitti 08:04
Lathiatyo sivang 08:04
pittidoko: added to the wiki page08:04
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calcbtw is there any bug reports about firefox on amd64 being unstable starting in the past week or so?08:12
calcits crashing pretty frequently on my box08:14
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pitticalc: do you have the latest libcairo1? Try to upgrade08:14
calc0.6.0-0ubuntu208:15
calcafaik i have all the current stuff08:15
Amaranth"it's in breezy right now but unfortunately X doesn't work" ;)08:17
calcX kinda works ;)08:18
calcat times08:18
calci don't restart X often since it has a habit of breaking08:18
Amaranthno, one of the lugradio guys said this08:18
Amaranthtalking about cairo and gtk08:18
calcheh08:18
LathiatX works08:19
Amaranthlatest episode08:19
Lathiatas long as you hack up mkfontdir08:19
Amaranthno, that's fixed too08:19
Amaranthbut this was recorded probably 2 or 3 weeks ago08:19
Lathiatthats fixed?08:20
Lathiatsince when?08:20
Lathiati dont remember seeing an X update08:20
Amaranthxfont-utils or something08:20
sivangpitti: can I ask you something about effecting packaging dependencies wrt launchpad integration? 08:21
pittisure08:21
Amaranthwhat is launchpad-integration for exactly?08:22
Amaranthsay 'integrating with launchpad' and i may have to smack you silly :P08:23
sivangAmaranth: install file-roller and find out :)08:23
Amaranthhow could i not have that installed? :P08:24
sivangpitti: we need to create a helper function (like jamesh did for UIManager and glade) for bonnobo ui apps08:24
sivangAmaranth: hehe, after you isntalled, go to "Help" and see Launchpad smiling at you :)08:24
Amaranthsivang: nice, first thing i see is 'domain name mismatch' :P08:24
Amaranththat really needs to get fixed, it scares people away08:24
sivangAmaranth: bah, well what domain does it look for?08:25
sivangAmaranth: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaunchpadIntegration as well08:25
Amarantherr, maybe that's not what it says anymore, i clicked ok without reading08:25
Amaranthbecause i'm used to that stupid error08:26
Amaranthshit, now it won't do until until i start a new browser session08:26
Amaranthwhich i can't do because i have sessionsaver08:26
sivangAmaranth: weird never happend to me08:26
Amaranthah08:27
Amaranthi see08:27
sivangpitti: however, bonnobo brings in ORBit, libgnome, libbonobo, gnome-vfs, etc08:27
Amaranthlaunchpad.ubuntu.com but the cert is for launchpad.net08:27
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sivangpitti: and the current lib mainly depends on Gtk stuff, so would it be wise to toss this utility in another lib/package? 08:27
sivangAmaranth: tell that to stub , at #launchpad08:28
sivangAmaranth: I bet he'd like to know , or you have to refresh your cache or something08:28
sivangAmaranth: they changed the domain 2 days ago IIRC08:28
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pittiyay, new gamin08:32
Amaranthyeah, i'm about to start beating it to death :P08:33
Amaranth(testing it)08:33
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JaneWhi all, I need to respond to an e-mail enquiry... will Breezy have twinview in xorg enabled?09:41
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danielsJaneW: no.  we do not ship the nvidia binary driver by default, and will never do so.09:44
danielsJaneW: as to the general question of dual-head ... i guess breezy+1 or whenever someone gets time to do XorgAutoconfiguration.09:44
highvoltagedaniels: unless the license changes, of course ;)09:45
Treenakshighvoltage: i.e. never09:45
highvoltageTreenaks: good point.09:45
bob2GNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNR09:45
bob2kernel update + suspend to disk = losing all state with no warning09:46
Lathiatbob2: thats why you should use suspend209:46
danielsbob2: yeah, that really shits me off09:46
Lathiatif you try to boot an image with the wrong kernel it gives you a chance to back out09:46
danielsbob2: i'd love a little thing that blocked on input saying 'if you want to get back to your old session, reboot onw'09:46
daniels'else press enter'09:47
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danielsTreenaks: s/never/no time soon/09:47
Burgundaviadaniels, where is status of the completely free ati drivers with 3d for newer cards?09:47
Burgundaviadaniels, 9600 and similar series09:47
danielsBurgundavia: breezy+109:48
danielsBurgundavia: 'generally works great' for agp, 'utterly non-functional' for pcie09:48
bob2daniels: yeah09:48
Burgundaviaso they are making good progress on that?09:48
bob2Lathiat: except then I have to deal with crackaddled Frozen Bubble splash screens09:48
Lathiatbob2: eh?09:48
Burgundaviadaniels, not asking for breezy, just didn't get a good sense from the various pages and lists I visited09:48
danielsBurgundavia: yeah09:49
bob2maybe that's just what neal has on his laptop09:49
bob2but having the kernel throw images at me scares me09:49
bob2er, nigel09:49
\shmorning09:49
Lathiatyeh you dont need that09:49
Lathiatits an optional feature, obviously09:49
Lathiatthe default mode is a text mode09:49
Lathiatruns a little progressbar and tells you what its doing09:49
Lathiati havent used it in ages tho09:50
Lathiatsuspend to ram does the trick09:50
JaneWdaniels: thanks. The guys says he is looking for something that  'when I plug a projector into my laptop it will configure to display my lcd screen on the projector at the best resolution the projector will handle.  Windows currently does that and it really needs to be in ubuntu.'09:50
Lathiatlast time i used it was on my 266mhz gateway laptop09:51
danielsJaneW: breezy+1 super-optimistically.  breezy+2 possibly.  breezy+3 probably.  breezy+4 maybe.  it's a frigging hard problem space.09:52
danielsJaneW: one of the things I'd love to spend development time on, but I don't have any09:52
Lathiatyeh that sounds nasty09:52
JaneWdaniels: ok thanks and understood ;)09:53
Lathiattheres like 4 separate problems that jump into my head off the bat09:53
danielsa) initial detection of devices, b) binding them to the same driver, c) reconfiguring on the fly, d) having the driver detect plug events, e) if doing xinerama, how to deal with accel etc; if doing mergedfb, how to set independent modes09:54
Lathiatdo projectors reliably provide their maximum resolution with the autodetection magic?09:55
danielssure, but again, difficult problem space09:55
danielsit's not viable to detect stuff like that with vbe, since you only get access to the first head09:55
Lathiatah, right09:56
danielsso basically you have to split every driver into, say, libi810 and i810_drv, and be able to load libi810 from userspace and poke deeply into the card configuration09:56
danielswhich sucks09:56
Lathiatso is that a implementation limitation as opposed to a hardware limitation?09:56
danielscorrect09:56
danielsall our problems are implementation limitations09:56
Lathiatright09:56
Lathiatand sucky drivers09:57
Lathiatwhich, i guess is an implementation limitation. :)09:57
danielswhile it's *better* than v3 in every respect, the xfree86 v4 architecture still sucks at multiple outputs09:57
Burgundaviadaniels, I cannot seem to find the page that I saw regarding those drivers. Where would I find them again?09:57
danielsBurgundavia: r300.sf.net09:58
Lathiatis there still a way to bind random graphics cards together "properly" like twinview style / what windows does ?09:58
Lathiats/still//09:58
Burgundaviadaniels, thanks09:58
bob2Lathiat: isn't that just xinerama09:58
bob2?09:58
Lathiatbob2: where you can drag windows between both screens?09:58
bob2also, gnome-update thing is nifty with the terminal widget09:58
danielsLathiat: xinerama lets you do that, dude09:58
bob2Lathiat: X has been able to do that since like 200109:59
Lathiatdaniels: really? hrm09:59
danielsthe problem with xinerama is that the one screen -> one device assumption is hardcoded pretty solidly into X09:59
Lathiatwhatever i did the 1 time it ried it must have not been using that09:59
danielsso you don't get 3D acceleration on both heads, etc09:59
Lathiatright09:59
danielsmergedfb/twinview solve this by cheating it into one device for two screens09:59
Lathiator overlays09:59
Lathiatheh yeh09:59
danielsLathiat: just acceleration in general09:59
Treenaksdaniels: but people _are_ working on a new/better system right?09:59
danielsthe former being for radeon/sis, the latter being for nv09:59
danielsTreenaks: slowly, yes09:59
danielsTreenaks: all the EGL work is shoving us in a far more sensible direction10:00
Lathiattwinview has an annoying bug on my laptop10:00
Lathiati cant make my internal LCD the primary display no matter how hard i try10:00
TreenaksEGL? is that like XGL?10:00
danielsLathiat: see me not care :P10:00
Lathiatdaniels: heh10:00
Lathiati can do a two-screen setup thing, but i couldnt move things between windows, didnt realise you could not have that happen, cus i didnt care much at the time10:00
danielsTreenaks: egl is embedded gl, which is a subset of the GL API.  mesa are implementing EGL, plus extensions to deal with mode-setting, et al.10:01
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Treenaksdaniels: yay for http://wiki.x.org/wiki/XorgGlossary :)10:01
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danielsTreenaks: http://people.freedesktop.org/~ajax/dri-explanation.txt is also brilliant10:02
Treenaksooh nice10:02
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craigHey10:05
seb128elmo: gdesklets-data gperiodic gnome-build (experimental) intltool syncs please10:05
Treenaksdaniels: weren't they working on some XAA-replacement as well?10:06
Treenaksah EXA10:06
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craigHow do i install smb iam new to linux..Thank You in advance:)10:07
Burgundaviadaniels, is that r300 stuff in breezy?10:07
Burgundaviacraig, that is a question for #ubuntu10:07
craigyes10:07
danielsBurgundavia: no10:08
craigif iam in the wrong place 2 ask questions just say so and i will leave:)10:08
bob2this channel is for development discussion; try #ubunut10:09
bob2er, #ubuntu10:09
craigok thank you 10:10
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Burgundaviadaniels, thanks10:12
JaneWdoes anyone know anything about dist-upgrade? I have another enquiry and am not too certain about what the guy is going on about...10:13
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mvoJaneW: please forward it to me (or /msg me)10:13
bob2can't you just tell these people to email ubuntu-users?10:13
JaneWmvo: ok I'll fwd to you, thanks10:13
JaneWbob2: yes I guesss I could, but they want to feel special ;P10:15
Lathiatooh gamin update10:15
Lathiatwonder if it works10:15
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mvoelmo: can you please sync synaptic from debian/unstable (ok with Kamion, bugfixes only)10:18
niranmvo, are all your nifty api additions to python-apt going to be in breezy?10:21
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mvoniran: yes, I'll work on it today. unfortunately the api will change a bit to make it conform to PEP08 (python style guides). but I'll let you know about that (and provide a patch)10:28
niranmvo, ok, cool10:30
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JaneWhi all, I have added another table to the BreezyGoals page, called deferred. If your goal is being deferred (can't be finished in time for Breezy) - please move it to this table, so that we can keep track of it.11:01
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jsgotangco*stress*11:01
JaneWIf your goal is mostly complete, but some part of it have been, or are to be deferred, please lists these portions on the deferred table... this will allow goals that are as finishsed as they are going to be to be listed as complete, while still keeping track of additional work that needs to be picked up on later.11:02
JaneWjsgotangco: :P11:02
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danielsis there a column for 'won't happen until someone gets assigned a decent amount of time to work on it [which won't happen]  or it gets bountied'?11:03
JaneWdaniels, sure, put it in the deferred table and make a note about it, and suggest it gets bounties etc, a lot of these deferred items are exactly because there hasn't been enough time to complete them - or on some cases even start them.11:04
danielsJaneW: this is the 'even start them' one11:04
JaneWdaniels: wich one?11:04
JaneWs/wich/which11:05
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seb128daniels: VideoRoadmap ? :)11:05
danielsFUCK11:05
daniels*ahem*11:05
danielsJaneW: this wiki is a goddamn blast from hell.  keeps killing firefox.11:06
danielsseb128: pick one of 'working X' or 'xine'11:06
danielsseb128: i.e. not this week, probably not next week11:06
danielswill have to sneak it in pretty close to feature freeze11:06
danielsJaneW: VideoRoadmap is 'daniels to do Xine before feature freeze', XorgAuthentication is to be deferred, and probably FasterNetworkedX as well (i'm just overseeing that and smacking Tollef if he comes up with a crap solution, not doing anything of value development-wise)11:07
seb128daniels: no problem for me, keep working on xorg, that's just to know what to do with the wiki11:08
seb128so JaneW stop the pressure :p11:08
danielsseb128: cool11:08
danielsseb128: yeah, I'd just edited that before firefox came crashing down (quite literally)11:08
Lathiatwhats needed for video stuff?11:08
seb128the wiki is public11:09
seb128read the spec?11:09
dokodaniels: surely that's an xorg bug well hidden in libxkb or somewhere else ;-P11:09
seb128that's VideoRoadmap11:09
danielsdoko: it's a firefox bug -> seb's problem11:09
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danielshe's hindering my productivity11:09
seb128daniels: use epiphany-browser ? :)11:10
seb128hum11:10
danielsseb128: heh.  you've got me there.11:11
dokolol, daniels is complaining about _that_ ? :-)11:11
seb128do we have a reason to keep automake-1.4 with the higest alternative?11:11
sivangseb128: would you say it'd be wise to put the bonnobo ui apps helper function to add ui elements in another lib? jamesh suggested that because of the dependencies this may bring in current lib, ofcourse for the python scripts it will depend on the same "binary" 11:11
seb128sivang: yeah, probably11:12
Kamioninfinity: huh, libd-i uses -gstabs? boggle. Is -ggdb safe as a replacement?11:12
sivangseb128: bonnobo brings in ORBit, libgnome, libbonobo, gnome-vfs, etc11:13
sivangseb128: k11:13
sivangseb128: thx11:13
dokoseb128: I stumbled about that prio as well. but maybe you break now more things than you fix, maybe just use a build-conflict11:13
seb128doko: that's not a build issue, that user getting both installed, running ./autogen.sh for GNOME stuff or using anjuta and getting errors11:14
danielsseb128: 1.6 or 1.7 would be *far* more sensible.  of course, the easiest solution is to just not have 1.4 installed at all.11:14
seb128cf https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1314611:14
seb128sivang: yeah, I know what bobono pulls11:15
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seb128daniels: any reason to not prefer 1.9?11:15
danielsseb128: yes, because it breaks shit horribly11:15
dokoKamion: I don't know of any restrictions, but maybe the size of the debugging info is bigger with -ggdb11:15
danielsseb128: i sat down a month or two ago with another of the X guys, and we worked out that 1.6 was the sweet spot, though sort of slowly moving to 1.711:15
Kamionit's going to be stripped anyway, it's just for in-tree debugging11:15
danielsseb128: so we try to support 1.6 through 1.8 or maybe 1.911:15
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danielsseb128: but SO MUCH STUFF is backwards-incompatible11:16
danielsseb128: it's like automake people are just bored, and really bitter11:16
seb128bah11:16
daniels'so, what's the plan for 1.10?'11:16
daniels'LET'S BREAK SHIT.  I HATE MY EX-WIFE AND THE WORLD IN GENERAL.'11:16
seb128so better to keep 1.4 for the moment so11:16
danielsseb128: 1.6 or 1.7 would be best11:16
danielsseb128: better to throw 1.4 away and forget it existed11:16
danielswith such relics of the past as xfree8611:16
seb128k11:16
seb128I'll ping mdz about this when he's around11:17
danielsi think eric dorland or whoever the automake maintainer is in debian decided to throw away 1.4 just recently11:17
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seb128sivang: I'm wondering if that's worth doing a library instead of patching 4-5 apps using bonobo for menus11:18
siretartdaniels: that was about automake 1.5, iirc. automake 1.4 is too widly used for dropping yet11:18
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danielssiretart: not that many people still use 1.4, at all11:19
siretartmore than 1.511:19
danielssure11:19
danielsbut no-one uses 1.5 at all11:19
JaneWdaniels: that's not the wiki, it's your flash extension :)11:19
seb128daniels: #228604 is about this11:19
danielsJaneW: don't have flash installed11:20
JaneWok, well then the wiki sucks ....11:20
danielsJaneW: right11:20
sivangseb128: we have also the applets...and the translations.. whenever soething changes it will cause great work per app11:20
sivangseb128: or even if launchpad url changes..11:20
JaneWseb128: it's not me making the pressure, it;s the deadline, and sides I am trying to find a way to EASE it...11:20
seb128JaneW: I'm pretty sure everybody knows about the different freezes :)11:21
bob2daniels: just be glad it's not zwiki11:21
bob2daniels: or it'd be your firefox and the app server that crashed11:22
seb128doko: cairo/glitz uploaded11:22
dokoseb128: Did notice. thanks!11:22
seb128np11:23
JaneWdaniels: if you are having wiki problesm mail me with updates - I am happy to apply them.11:23
danielsbob2: lpwiki!11:23
danielsJaneW: see the line 16min ago11:23
JaneWseb128: wtf is that meant to me?11:23
JaneWs/me/mean11:23
danielsJaneW: upstream version freeze, feature freeze, code freeze, preview freeze, etc11:24
JaneWdaniels: VideoRoadmap, ok will do.11:24
JaneWdaniels: yes... so?11:24
danielsJaneW: and the FasterNetworkedX stuff11:24
danielsJaneW: er, was just relaying what seb said11:24
JaneWdaniles: ok11:24
seb128JaneW: hum, cool, I was not agressing you or something. 11:24
JaneWseb128: yes but I don;t know what seb128 is implying...11:24
Amaranthseb128: glade was doing a bad thing setting up bonobo docks for my menus? :)11:24
JaneWseb128: ask highvoltage I am pretty agrro atm ;)11:25
danielshttp://swik.net/11:25
sivangAmaranth: your doing Smeg ?11:25
seb128JaneW: I just say than I'm not sure than pushing people all the time will make thing changing faster, if people don't update stuff that's probably because they are busy with other stuff (like daniels with xorg)11:25
Amaranthsivang: ?11:25
sivangAmaranth: sorry, disregard11:26
JaneWseb128: not to flog a dead horse, but I am trying to get the BreezyGoal tables organised for mdz before next friday, he is concerned that everyhting looks unfinished while in a lot of cases the goal is basically finished, but it;s been agreed to defer some parts of the spec.11:26
seb128right11:27
JaneWseb128: I am not pushing people, I am asking them to let me know if anything is not going to be finished in time for Breezy so that I can keep a list of it, and not let it get lost.11:27
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pefhello11:28
Kamionfor breezy+1 we need to seriously think about triaging the results of brainstorming before using the entire output of a brainstorming session as inputs to (a) max out the conference schedule as hard as possible (b) max out the development schedule as hard as possible11:28
Kamionif that makes sense11:29
danielsalso one thing that would make more sense is not budgeting everyone's entire time towards stuff that seemed like a good idea in april11:29
ograKamion, it does...11:29
danielssix months is a hell of a long time, and many more urgent/worthwhile things may come up itmt11:29
daniels(and not just triaging, some of them *cough*LaptopPowerManagementorwhatever*cough* need quality filtering also, and they need to be written up beforehand to avoid 'so, what's this all about then?' 'you tell me' '...'-type sessions)11:30
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bob2proposers should come to the session, too11:30
bob2or at least very strictly specify what they thing the spec should implement11:31
danielsyes11:31
bob2having to guess what someone wants from a short description is highly stressful11:31
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sivangerr, lunch11:31
JaneWKmaion: I second that11:38
JaneWKamion even11:38
JaneWwe are looking at ways to make the process work much better next time.11:39
Kamiongreat11:39
bob2making room for oxford-style meetings would be cool, too11:41
ograwe should also make clear to the feature requesters that we have *not* 6 months for development...11:42
dokoRiddell: ping11:42
Treenaksogra: but like 4-ish?11:43
\shwill there be another ubuntu conf for breezy +1?11:43
Kamionyes11:43
Riddelldoko: hi11:43
ograTreenaks, yup11:43
\shKamion: the place is known?11:43
Kamionno11:43
ograTreenaks, or even 311:44
Kamion(not to me, anyway)11:44
Treenaks\sh: *points at JaneW*11:44
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Lathiatits the obvious place!11:45
KamionI doubt it will be the same country twice in a row11:45
Lathiatyeh well i was being stupid anyway :)11:46
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Amaranthhow do i kill gnome-panel and make it stay dead so i can start it in gdb?11:46
dokoRiddell, \sh: I did create a wiki page CxxLibraryResync to track the status of C++ libs compared to unstable. Please could you update this (when the KDE stuff starts to float to unstable)11:46
LathiatAmaranth: you dont? :)11:46
AmaranthLathiat: haha11:46
Amaranthseb128: latest gnome-panel upgrade makes the panel crash after editing menus with smeg11:47
ajmitchdoko: what is suggested depends for wxpython  now?11:47
Lathiatman i have like 7 lines in my tray11:47
Lathiatwhats with that11:47
TreenaksAmaranth: does smeg update the desktop files atomically?11:47
Amarantherr, what?11:48
bob2Lathiat: better snort it before the cops come!11:48
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TreenaksAmaranth: do you do "open, write, close, rename" or "open, write close11:48
Amaranththat second one11:48
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TreenaksAmaranth: you should probably create a temp file somewhere, and move that to the right place when you're done writing11:48
AmaranthTreenaks: thats not why it dies11:49
TreenaksAmaranth: so the menu stuff never sees a partially-written file11:49
AmaranthTreenaks: that's not it, it's monitoring closes11:49
Riddelldoko: ok, will do11:49
dokoajmitch: good question. do you need a specific version, i.e. 2.4 or 2.6?11:50
AmaranthTreenaks: and it dies when i remove ~/.local/share/applications/ so it's something else11:50
TreenaksAmaranth: ok :) just checking possible causes :)11:50
bob2winkle: 2911:51
bob2hrm11:51
ajmitchdoko: 2.4 for my package at the moment, so I put libwxgtk2.4-1-python in 11:51
ajmitchbut there are a number of packages on the unmet deps list for me to work through11:51
dokoajmitch: yes, maybe I should add a provides: python-wxgtk2.4, and python-wxgtk2.611:53
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pittihi11:56
ajmitchhi pitti 11:56
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Amaranthnow this is odd11:57
Amaranthit went from crashing to just ignoring me11:57
Amaranthyay it works11:58
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Amaranthd'oh11:59
seb128__what ?11:59
AmaranthMy menus updated. Once. :/11:59
Lathiatgnome panel is useless at updating things12:00
Lathiati think its gamins fault12:00
Amaranthno, seb128 just uploaded a new gnome-menus that almost fixed it12:00
Lathiatahh12:00
seb128__"almost"?12:01
Amaranthlike i said, it worked once12:01
Amaranththe first time i edited something with smeg the menus updated12:01
Amaranthi closed smeg, reopened it, and tried again, nothing12:01
JaneW\sh?12:01
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JaneWhow many things can go wrong!?12:02
janimoJanew, whistle: always look on the bright side of life :)12:03
Amaranthseb128__: For the first time ever my gamin debug log shows the gnome_vfs_monitor_add() stuff getting through from gnome-menus, i guess that's a good thing12:03
seb128cool12:04
seb128gamin 0.1.3 is supposed to fix some of the previous b0rkage12:04
seb128and new gnome-menus is built with gamin now12:04
seb128so using both should kind of work12:04
danielsJaneW: eh, you could get home one night and discover that you were actually moving out that night12:04
Amaranthtotal rewrite of the inotify backend just hit CVS :)12:04
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JaneWdaniels: that happened to you?12:05
seb128Amaranth: when?12:05
danielsJaneW: yeah.  moving the rest of the bits tonight, my bed arrives tomorrow.12:05
seb128Amaranth: 0.1.3 is from yesterday12:05
JaneW;)12:05
Amaranthsupposedly a couple hours ago12:05
Amaranthit doesn't use the polling backend anymore12:06
seb128Amaranth: after 0.1.3?12:06
Amaranthyeah12:06
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JaneWjust got oven repair guy in who tells me we need to break out a piece of the wll to fix it! wtf!12:07
JaneWetc12:07
JaneWfor the rocord the POOL is broken not poo ;))12:07
Amaranthshit, another crash12:07
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Amaranthseb128: what dbg packages should i get to make this backtrace useful?12:07
shackanhi12:08
seb128Amaranth: backtrace of what app?12:08
Amaranthgnome-panel12:09
Amaranthor whatever the menus run as12:09
shackangnome is driving me nuts12:09
Amaranthright now it just gives me http://rafb.net/paste/results/HDGcMh46.html which seems less than useless12:09
shackanapt-get upgrade refuses to install updated versions for x and gnome, why ?12:10
bob2you know "upgrade" doesn't take any arguments, right?12:10
seb128Amaranth: gnome-panel-dbg .. do you want to push it upstream? I get it too, so if you don't I'll bother them with it :p12:10
Amaranthshackan: because you need to install/remove extra things to install them12:10
Amaranthseb128: i'll let you do it :)12:11
seb128k12:11
shackanbob2, I'm not *that* noob12:11
crispinis the new gnome 2.12 menu editor in breezy ? and if so what package is it in ?12:11
seb128crispin: gmenu-simpler-editor from gnome-menus and it sucks12:11
Amaranth:)12:11
seb128crispin: try smeg12:11
Amaranthoh, that reminds me12:12
Amaranthsmeg is in gnome cvs now12:12
crispinseb128: heh, ok :-)12:12
shackanit just says "the following packages have been kept to the current version"12:12
seb128yeah, I've noticed on #commits12:12
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shackanwith a long list of gnome and x stuff (among others)12:12
Amaranthshackan: if you don't understand how to upgrade you should probably stick to hoary for now12:13
shackanI'd love to12:13
crispinseb128: should it be in the menu hierarchy somewhere ? (I can't find it)12:13
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shackanbut I need breezy for a project I'm developing right now12:13
Amaranthcrispin: no, right click on a menu entry and it comes up12:13
Amaranthwhich is foreshadowing how bad it is :)12:14
Amaranthshackan: Do you need X and etc for this project?12:14
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crispinAmaranth: ahh, I was right clicking on the actual menu entry, not the top-level "Applications" entry12:14
seb128crispin: right click on the panel menus12:14
Amaranthoh, you have to click on the panel?12:14
Amaranththat's lame12:14
shackanwell, no, I need HAL and DBus, but I need somewhere to write my code in, you know.. so I also need gnome12:15
seb128crispin: basically you can mask/show a menu entry that's all, sucker12:15
Amaranthif you need X to work i'd wait for the next colony cd12:15
crispinoh dear, I installed smeg, and gnome-panel crashed :-)12:15
Amaranthcrispin: yep, this is called a gnome-panel bug :)12:15
crispinat least that means gamin notified it :-D12:15
seb128crispin: gnome-panel seems to crash on menu updated yeah12:15
seb128updates12:16
shackanprobably colony 3 will be out after my deadline is over.. grr, thaks anyway12:16
shackan*thanks12:17
Amaranthdeadline?12:17
shackanright, project have deadlines, indeed... :)12:17
shackan*projects12:17
Amaranthshackan: dist-upgrade12:18
Amaranthshackan: from there you're on your own12:18
crispinsmeg only seems to update the actual menus when you quit it, but it is better :-)12:18
Amaranthcrispin: in 0.8 it'll do it when you click the 'Save' button :)12:19
crispinIMO it should do it immediately, but at least thats a start12:19
Amaranthcrispin: the GNOME folks seem to agree with you but i hate instant apply12:20
seb128why?12:20
Amaranthplus it'd probably double the ammount of code i have implementing it sanely12:20
Amaranthseb128: *shrug*12:20
Amaranthi can't put it into words at 5:30am :)12:21
seb128ah ah12:21
Amaranthbtw, pyxdg is going to need a bunch of patches to make it behave properly12:22
dokoajmitch: you should depend on python-wx2.4, or python-wx2.612:22
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Mezmvo: ping12:24
Kamionelmo: please sync libdebian-installer 0.32 from Debian incoming12:24
mvoMez: pong12:24
Kamionfixes that ia64 build failure12:24
Mezmvo: gksu doesnt seem to include gksudo anymore12:24
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mvoMez: what version?12:25
Mezmvo: whatever versions in breezy atm...12:25
Mezmvo: I'm getting errors that it doesnt exist12:25
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Mezmvo: that is, assuming it's meant to be in the gksu package12:26
mvoMez: I have it here (1.3.0-1ubuntu2). what does "dpkg -L gksu" say?12:26
Mezdpkg -L gksu12:26
Mezsays it's not insalled12:27
Mezweird12:27
Mezsynaptic says it is12:27
Mezo_O12:27
Mezapt-get says it isnt12:27
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Mezsorry for wasting your time mvo12:27
Mezweird greying out of the screen12:27
mvoMez: synaptic did show a package as installed that wasn't? that sounds odd 12:29
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niranis there a simple way to get baz to add all the files in a directory that aren't already added?12:42
nirani've just been scripting it to get it to add each file at a time to get past the errors12:42
niranad it feels dirty.12:42
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sivangseb128: when you have time, please refresh the sources for the the helper lib, we've modified it to point at launchpad.net instead of launchpad.ubuntu.com, thanks12:49
seb128could you have the discussion about that on this chan? thanks12:52
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seb128jamesh: around?12:53
jameshseb128: yeah12:53
sivangseb128: ah that was just less then one line change, that's all12:53
sivangseb128: but yes, ofcourse :)12:53
seb128jamesh: could you push mdz's patch for labels (you were Cc:ed on the mail) or give me a commit right on the baz archive so I can do it?12:54
seb128sivang: speaking about all the discussion for lpi, like the bonobo lib, etc12:55
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seb128sivang: there is no point to keep that as private discussion12:55
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sivangseb128: ofcourse, I discussed that here with you, about an hour ago, no?12:56
seb128you start saying you discussed about it with jamesh12:56
seb128could you discuss than on this chan rather, so you don't have to ping people to summarize discussions12:57
jameshseb128: just reading.  hadn't got round to those emails (I've been catching up after the flight12:57
seb128jamesh: k, thanks. That's basically a 2 line changes to menu items title/tooltip12:58
jameshyeah12:58
jameshseb128: I can't easily give you write access to my archive, but you can easily create your own branch12:59
sivangseb128: k, sorry if we did12:59
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seb128jamesh: and I'm having issues with gnome-games atm. They are setgid games which break the /proc/... opening12:59
sivangseb128: you're trying to patch them for lpi ? (gnome-games)01:00
seb128sivang: np, that's just that I'm listed by as leading this spec so I need to know what happens. If you guys discuss stuff without me all the time that's not going to work. Better to discuss here so I'm on phase with is beeing done01:00
seb128sivang: I've already patched it, it just doesn't work because of the setgid01:01
seb128s/with is/with what is/01:01
sivangseb128: ah I see, ok. What about the labels changes? what is it about?01:02
seb128-    { "LaunchpadAppInfo", NULL, N_("Launchpad Info"),01:03
seb128+    { "LaunchpadAppInfo", NULL, N_("Get Help..."),01:03
seb128-    { "LaunchpadAppTranslate", NULL, N_("Translate This Application ..."),01:03
seb128+    { "LaunchpadAppTranslate", NULL, N_("Translate This Application..."),01:03
jameshsivang: decision about the exact text for the labels01:03
sivangjamesh: ah, then I can create diffs for it and send you for commit, if that's not too much overhead 01:04
jameshhmm01:04
seb128jamesh: k for baz, fine with me :)01:04
sivangseb128: that's all the changes that are needed?01:04
seb128yep01:04
jameshSteve's mail says the menu item should be "Get Help Online..."01:04
sivangseb128: k, on my way01:04
seb128sivang: it doesn't need you01:04
sivangseb128: ah ok01:04
seb128sivang: mdz sends a patch01:04
seb128s/sends/sent/01:04
Kamionmvo: any thoughts on the download progress thing? is it feasible?01:05
seb128jamesh: hum, right .. use that probably01:06
mvoKamion: I haven't thought about it that much but I think we can do it. it needs to be available from aptitude, right?01:07
Kamionyeah01:07
sivangseb128: why are gnome games setgid ?01:08
KamionI think the main issue would be determining how much of the progress bar space to use for the download step01:08
Kamioneither you hardcode that in apt, or we have multiple progress bars emitted by apt and have base-config use waypoints to glue them together the way base-installer does with debootstrap's progress indicators01:08
mvoKamion: what about two progress bars? one saying "downloading changes" and one "installing stuff"? or is that a stupid idea?01:08
Kamionmvo: that's absolutely fine, if you can get it into the protocol01:09
KamionI think that's better actually, because then base-config can easily be tweaked to use different amounts of a consolidated progress bar for it depending on what works, or to just have two physically separate progress bars01:09
seb128sivang: to write scores to /var/games01:10
Kamionit's just a matter of how to clearly distinguish when apt is starting the "installing stuff" stage01:10
mvoKamion: ok. what about using the "status" field in the protocol and adding "downloading" as a new status? then the usual description (what package, total percentage, human readable string(?)01:11
jameshseb128: probably the best way to solve the problem is to add an API to tell liblaunchpad-integration what the source package name is01:11
jameshthen it could short circuit some of the lookup it is doing01:11
seb128yeah01:12
Kamionmvo: if I can be guaranteed that the last entry in the downloading progress bar is 100 so that I can safely distinguish when the new bar is starting, that's fine ...01:12
sivangjamesh: what does that mean? :)01:12
seb128that means having a function to specify the package name01:13
seb128so it doesn't have to search for it01:13
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sivangseb128: ah01:13
seb128ie: the gnome-games patch would use this function to specify "gnome-games"01:13
jameshsivang: the helper library can deduce the correct URLs based on one of a number of pieces of info01:13
mvoKamion: you will know when it switches from "status" to "download" (probably "status" should be renamed to something better as well)01:13
jameshs/helper library/helper app/01:14
mvoKamion: ups :) the other way around of course01:14
jameshthe library currently passes the PID, but could be modified to pass the source package name instead (if it knows what that is)01:14
sivangjamesh: so that measn you'd have to incroporate your python logic into the c library for finding this info?01:15
jameshsivang: nope.01:15
Kamionmvo: ok01:15
jameshsivang: add an API like this_is_my_source_package_name("...")01:15
sivangKamion: I owe you this from last night, ii  oem-config-locale            0.13ubuntu401:16
mvoKamion: do you have a good idea for something better than "status"; "dpkg" is probably too specific, "installing" misses the point when it comes to removals; "package-manager" does not sounds righ01:16
Kamionsivang: thanks01:16
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sivangjamesh: so in every patched app I use this API call to specify the source package of the app I'm patching ?01:18
jameshsivang: It'd probably be better to make it optional (so that all the existing app patches continue to work)01:19
seb128sivang: could you focus on the bonobo changes, I'm almost done with the GtkUIManager patches, don't bother with them01:19
jameshsivang: just use it where it is actually necessary (e.g. gnome-games)01:19
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sivangjamesh: ok01:20
sivangseb128: ok01:20
Kamionmvo: not really01:21
Kamionmvo: pmstatus?01:21
sivangseb128: I suggest we update the wiki page with packages that are done01:22
mvoKamion: pmstatus sounds better 01:22
seb128sivang: yeah, I've planned to do so01:24
sivangseb128: becasue I was going to do epiphany, would be nice to see what you already did in order not to duplicate work01:25
sivangseb128: either way, I'll concentrate on boonbo now01:25
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seb128sivang: I've uploaded it some days ago01:26
seb128sivang: and you asked before starting file-roller/gedit I thought you would do the same for other packages01:26
sivangseb128: no it's ok, I havn't really did anything with it, I will ask you about it next time01:27
seb128sivang: what is "clock", "fish", etc?01:31
martinhjI have upgraded gnome-menus to the latest in the breezy repo, but the menu update dosn't work as it should: I get "The Application "gnome-panel" has quit unexpectedly." and have to restart the menu application.. When the new menu appears I also get a "I've detected a panel already running,01:31
martinhjand will now exit." error message01:31
martinhjis this common and known error?01:31
seb128yep01:32
seb128it crashes on update01:32
martinhjok01:32
seb128gnome-session-remove gnome-panel01:32
seb128gnome-panel01:32
seb128that should restart it01:32
martinhjyeah, but it works anyway... Only with the "detected a panel already running"-error that just reappears if I hit OK01:34
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martinhjbut anyway, that steps you described got rid of it01:34
marcinhi all01:35
marcinI got a question 01:35
marcinI would like to create a package for ubuntu and I wonder what is a preferred method01:36
azeemcdbs01:36
marcinshould I follow maint-guide and use simple scripts in rules file01:36
sivangseb128: applets that I found in the desktop seed01:36
marcinor maybe I should use cdbs scripts?01:37
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marcinazeem: so cdbs?01:37
seb128sivang: fish is an universe package ...01:39
seb128marcin: depending on what you do, for GNOME we use cdbs by example :)01:39
seb128sivang: BTW I've updated the wiki list01:39
azeemmarcin: I suggest you look at a couple of preexisting packages which mutually the same level of complexity and see how they do things01:40
mvoKamion: what kind of information should we present to the user? "Downloading %li of %li", "Downloading %li of %li (%s time remaining)"; or rather show the download rate? all of it?01:40
azeemeh, s/mutually/roughly/ or something01:41
sivangseb128: fish in universe is a scriping language, AFAICT01:43
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seb128sivang: that's my point, as said some time ago this is a list of sources packages01:44
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marcinwell I plan to package something 'overcomplicated' - some packages for emacs01:44
seb128sivang: ie: I've listed "gnome-games", not the pile of games, same for gnome-utils and the pile of utils 01:44
sivangseb128: I'm trying to find the source package for the fish applet (the one that just takes cpu time :) but cant ..:-/01:45
sivangseb128: it may be part of gnome-applets01:46
seb128gnome-panel: /usr/lib/gnome-panel/fish-applet-201:47
Kamionmvo: I'd skip the time remaining bit, and just have "Downloading <package>" and the percentage of total estimated download time in the percentage field01:47
Kamionactually, no, not the percentage of total estimated download time, that might decrease01:47
Kamionjust the percentage of total bytes downloaded01:48
sivangseb128: ok, so shall I list this as "gnome-panel" ?01:48
Kamionhmm, I suppose progress bars often include time remaining indicators01:48
Kamionso maybe "Downloading <package> (%s time remaining)"?01:48
seb128sivang: yeah, you can make a list of what need to be patched like "gnome-panel (fish)" ... 01:49
sivangseb128: ok01:50
mvoKamion: "Downloaded %i of %i (%s time remaining)"? I can't attach a package name because it may download more than one pkg in parallel.01:51
Kamionoh, ok01:51
Kamionyeah, that's fine then01:51
sivangKamion: OEM_CONFIG_DEBUG=1 doesn't seem to produce more then what I have already sent you, though01:55
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ograEdubuntu Meeting starting in #ubuntu-meeting02:04
ograin case someone is interested02:04
sivangseb128: I'm trying to find the wanda fish just to glance at its bonnobo code, but can't find it int hte source pkg gnome-panle02:11
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seb128sivang: gnome-panel-2.11.90/applets/fish/02:11
seb128pitti: around?02:11
seb128pitti: gst should be alsa by default?02:13
martinhjis it any plans to move cdrdao in to main from universe and make nautilus depend on it? Copy disc for Audio cd-s depends on it.. "File image creation failed Could not run sub process: Failed to execute child process "cdrdao" (No such file or directory)."02:16
seb128please open a bugzilla about this on n-c-b02:16
sivangseb128: doh, I'm braindead02:16
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jameshseb128: would the new autoaudiosink be a better choice?02:17
martinhjn-c-b?02:17
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mvoKamion: it's in michael.vogt@ubuntu.com--2005/apt--progress-reporting--0 (see README.progress-reporting for the format). I tested it lightly with aptitude, it should work02:17
mvo(the download progress reporting that is)02:17
seb128jamesh: BBB recommends to not use it with the current version ... I'll ping him again on next one02:18
jameshmartinhj: the bug would be that the nautilus-cd-burner package doesn't depend on cdrdao when it should02:18
pittiseb128: no, gst should default to esd02:20
seb128pitti: the wiki is not clear02:20
seb128" done: dmix by default, gstreamer->alsa"02:21
seb128you put this description !?02:21
pittiseb128: it was an option, but dmix is not mature enough to actually do that02:21
Kamionmvo: you clear APT::Keep-Fds entirely in dpkgpm.cc - doesn't that break people who're trying to set APT::Keep-Fds on the command line?02:21
seb128pitti: k, that's what I thought, but since the goal page states other way ...02:22
janimoKamion is there an uptodate baz branch of apt? the ones on arch.ubuntu.com do seem dates02:22
janimoerr,dated02:22
Kamionjanimo: nothing to do with me02:23
mvoKamion: IIRC I clear it after the dpkg run. but it still is probably wrong (/me checks again)02:23
Kamionjanimo: http://people.debian.org/~mdz/arch/apt@packages.debian.org/ is upstream02:24
Kamionand in fact has the Ubuntu branch too02:24
Kamionmvo: right, seems to me that will break debconf passthrough02:25
mvoKamion: yes, I'll fix it now02:25
Kamionthanks02:25
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CarlFKhi Kamion - just sending you "baseconfig from stuck breezy install" 02:33
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martinhjseb128: Now the cdrdao-bug is filed, but I could not change the "Target Milestone" to "Ubuntu 5.10"02:35
seb128milestone is not something for users02:35
seb128that's up to the maintainer to decide when he wants to fix an issue02:35
seb128thanks for the bug02:36
martinhjno problem at all, it is the least I could do02:37
KamionCarlFK: hmm, the menu-mapping file looks fine. Could you also send /var/log/base-config.log?02:39
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CarlFKcomming up02:43
Kamionmvo: hooray, works great02:44
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mvonow I only need to fix this "$$"*/($ fd problem you just mentioned. it turns out to be harder than expected02:46
KamionI need a new debconf to make the progress bar UI not *totally* suck, but apart from that ...02:49
Kamionmvo: is it a problem with deleting items from configuration lists?02:53
mvoKamion: yes, libapt seems to not support it at all02:53
Kamionmvo: Configuration has a copy constructor - maybe you could back up _config and then restore it, or something02:54
Kamionor back up the APT::Keep-Fds tree, I guess02:54
Kamionexcept libapt doesn't seem to support reinserting subtrees either, ugh02:55
Kamionmaybe you could Clear() it and then go through the backup subtree reinserting all the elements ...02:56
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mvoKamion: I'm considering to just add "Clear(List, value)" to support removing certain values from lists02:56
CarlFKKamion - http://thwackugh.personnelware.com/carl/temp/base-config.log 02:57
CarlFKI think I see "my" problem02:58
CarlFKwait... wget not found?02:58
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Kamionwget is only there after the package selection step runs successfully; it's not part of the base system02:59
Kamionwhich implies pkgsel fell over, which implies the image is just hosed *shrug*02:59
CarlFKis that "new"?02:59
Kamionno02:59
Kamionwell, not very. breezy.02:59
CarlFKah02:59
Kamionyesterday's image had broken aptitude/libsigc++ depends, I think02:59
Kamionwhich would've broken pkgsel, so it may've been that03:00
Kamionshould be fixed today03:00
Kamionthere's no output from pkgsel in your log at all ...03:00
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luis_sweet.03:05
luis_my dep problems after a hoary->breezy upgrade are so bad that they crashed synaptic. :)03:05
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[linesca] jbailey: Hi03:11
jbailey[linesca] : Heya!03:12
[linesca] jbailey: you got time to look at these blades03:12
jbailey[linesca] : Yup, that's what I'm here for. =)03:13
[linesca] jbailey: cool.  I have a clean install of Ubuntu.  What you want next ?03:13
jbailey[linesca] : A clean install that doesn't boot, right?03:14
[linesca] jbailey: Right03:14
jbaileyKamion mentioend rescue mode on the CD yesterday, lemme try that.03:15
jbailey(I'm just trying it locally)03:15
jbaileyHmm.03:15
[linesca] jbailey: OK, I am new to Ubuntu.... I take it at the boot option just enter rescue03:15
jbaileyNeed an i386 boot cd rather than amd64, gimme a sec to burn it.03:15
jbailey[linesca] : Looks like it.03:15
[linesca] np03:16
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mdkeRiddell, ping03:22
Riddellmdke: hi03:23
mdkeRiddell, hello :) did you see that email from a Geoffrey Ready, pointing out the mistake on the -uk homepage?03:23
Kamion[linesca] : yes03:23
Riddellyes03:23
[linesca] Kamion: cool ta03:23
mdkeRiddell, better change "Britain" to "UK" or Kamion will get you...03:24
CarlFKKamion - just ran the same install using the new iso - still no wget, but it did let me "exit the base sys config" without erroring 03:24
Kamiondid it throw you into aptitude?03:24
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CarlFKno.  put me at a login: prompt03:25
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KamionI think I'm really going to have to look at this myself, sorry - it's too hard to debug remotely03:25
CarlFKoh yeah, you said wget isn't sposed to be there, so that is fine too03:25
Kamionno, it's not fine03:26
Kamionit's not supposed to be there before pkgsel runs successfully, but finish runs after pkgsel03:26
Kamionso that implies pkgsel failed, which should not have happened without kicking you into aptitude or displaying some reason why it failed or something03:26
CarlFKah03:26
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[linesca] Kamion Jbailey: I am now in rescue mode03:27
jbailey[linesca] : Lovely, my CD burn just finished and I'm rebooting.03:27
Kamionmvo: can I inject my own commands into the apt status protocol assuming I prefix them with _ or something?03:28
[linesca] Jbailey: Perfect timing :)03:28
jbaileyI haven't played with resuce mode before.  I usually go into the menu and load the drivers that I need and such03:28
Kamionmvo: I'd like to be able to use _start and _stop to control my debconf progress bar widget03:28
Kamionjbailey: it's really just an automation of that03:28
jbaileyKamion: Ah, sweet.03:28
KamionI got bored of explaining to people how to do it themselves03:28
mvoKamion: yes, that should be ok03:28
Kamionand got somewhat bored of doing it myself, for that matter03:28
Kamionmvo: thanks03:28
jbaileyKamion: ;)03:28
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Zombhi03:30
Zombmozilla in Hoary (sec. update) dies with: INTERNAL ERROR on Browser End: No manager for initializing factory?03:30
Zomba known problem?03:30
siretartany extensions installed?03:30
bob2did you restart it after updating it?03:30
Zombsiretart: nothing special. Dies even on fresh user accounts.03:31
CarlFKKamion - do you want ssh access to the box?03:31
KamionCarlFK: nah, it's ok, I'll look at the problem later today03:32
Kamionbut I'm writing other code just now03:32
jbaileyKamion: Ooo, aside from the black on white text, this is just lovely.03:32
Kamionjbailey: oh, in the shell, you mean? yeah, bterm ...03:32
Zomboh, Ubuntu packages are not an option, using upstream firefox again03:32
CarlFKno prob - I just wanted a box I could try to build transcode on, and I think I have that now03:32
jbaileyKamion: Thanks for the hack. =)03:33
sivang[linesca] : what machines do you try to install on?03:33
jbailey[linesca] : Cool, so now do:03:33
jbailey[linesca] : mount /proc03:33
[linesca] sivang: HS20 Blade03:33
jbailey[linesca] : Actually mount /sys is better03:33
Zomboh, sorry, it's caused by java03:34
[linesca] jbailey: got the whole lot mounted at the moment03:34
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jbailey[linesca] : cd into /proc/scsi03:37
jbaileyIf you do ls -al, there should be a directory or two in there, what are they?03:38
[linesca] jbailey: hold two, phone is going03:38
jbailey[linesca] : I'm patient03:38
[linesca] customers.......!03:38
sivang[linesca] : I an trying to make mine work on the pSeries :)03:39
jbailey[linesca] : I'm not allowed to rant about customers in Ubuntu channels ;)03:39
[linesca] jbailey: life would be so much easier if they were not aloowed to touch stuff :)03:40
[linesca] sivang: nice03:40
[linesca] jbailey /proc appears empty03:42
jbailey[linesca] : Umm.   You said earlier you had the whole lot mounted.  Did you do a mount -a?03:43
jbaileyThat  ought to have caught it...03:43
[linesca] jbailey: just mounted root fs from rescue dialogue03:43
jbaileyOh, I see. =)03:43
jbaileyPlease type mount /proc03:43
zuljbailey: you rant anyways :)03:43
jbaileyzul: Only about you, dear, and last I checked you weren't a customer. =)03:44
[linesca] jbailey: sorry, I am in.....It contains device_info mptscsih scsi sg usb-storage03:45
jbailey*grumble*03:45
jbaileyI wonder why initrd-tools didn't load that?03:45
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bddebianHowdy03:47
mdketseng, http://tseng2.ath.cx/~ubuntu-docs/ is lost again03:47
dokoseb128: according to main inclusion queue glitz is already approved for main. Kamion, mdz, elmo: please move it to main03:50
jbailey[linesca] : Let's actually check first to make sure that this is really the problem.03:51
jbailey[linesca] : 'cause I'm fairly certain that I dealt with mptscsih a year ago.03:52
jbailey[linesca] : Please do mkinitrd -k -o /tmp/foo03:52
[linesca] jbailey: done03:53
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jbailey[linesca] : Hop into the directory that it told you about.03:54
[linesca] jbailey /proc/scsi ?03:54
jbaileyNo, the mkinitrd command should've told you that the temp directory for /tmp/SOMETHING03:55
[linesca] jbailey : done03:55
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jbailey[linesca] : There should be a modules and a modules.2 file in there03:57
jbailey[linesca] : cat them please and look for mptscsih ?03:58
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[linesca] jbailey: it is in both03:59
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luis_daniels: do you have a report of xlibs pre-installation scripts failing?04:00
jbailey[linesca] : This really sounds like it's not the problem we're having then.04:00
jbailey[linesca] : Please do a mount -a04:02
jbailey[linesca] : Is your keyboard ps/2 or usb?04:02
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[linesca] Jbailey: PS/204:03
ograluis_, tons :)04:03
jbailey[linesca] : Cool.  Please edit (using vi or whatever) /etc/mkinitrd/mkinitrd.conf04:04
jbaileyYou'll see a "DELAY=0" in there, please change it to 504:04
mdkeelmo, have recovered the linode server, is there any chance you can point http://docteam.ubuntu.com at it?04:04
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[linesca] jbailey: customers again, back in two04:07
jdthoodHas anyone reported problems starting the latest OOo?04:07
jbaileyjdthood: It doesn't install for me, so.. =)04:09
jdthood'OpenOffice.org cannot be started due to an error in accessing the OpenOffice.org configuration data.  Please contact your system administrator.  The following internal error has occurred: GetStorage, name: "No Content!'04:10
luis_works fine here, except for the normal 'longer to startup than any other app on this machine by a factor of 2, at least'04:10
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jdthoodOOo version 1.1.4-5ubuntu1 except for -debian-files which is still 1.1.4-3+2ubuntu1 in the archive04:11
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danielsluis_: like fifty04:16
danielsluis_: you can have some of mine if you like04:16
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[linesca] jbailey: sorry about that  it is done04:20
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jbailey[linesca] : Cool.  So I'll get you to do04:26
jbailey[linesca] : mkinitrd -o /boot/initrd.img-$(uname -r)04:26
jbailey[linesca] : And then reboot.  The will put in a five second pause at startup04:26
jbailey[linesca] : First time, I want you to try letting it continue to see if it really is just the scsi bus waking up slowl.04:27
jbailey[linesca] : And failing that it will also let us drop into a shell to polke around.04:27
[linesca] jbailey: np04:27
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[linesca] jbailey: that failed :(04:31
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jbailey[linesca] : did it say 'pauasing for 5 seconds' ?04:33
[linesca] np: yep, I am now in a shell04:33
jbailey[linesca] : But just waiting for 5 seconds gave the same failure as before? 04:36
[linesca] jbailey: Yes it did04:37
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Kamionon base-config. grumble.04:38
Kamion99MB trace, whee04:39
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pittiMorning lamont!04:51
mvoKamion: I commited the fixed apt--progress-reporting to baz. it should keep your fds now. please report any problems you may find :)04:52
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Kamionmvo: great, thanks. I'm fighting with FIFO handling in base-config at the moment; will test once I've resolved that04:54
elmomvo: ?04:54
mvoelmo: ?04:54
elmomvo: is this apu-* stuff planned for main?04:55
mvoelmo: eventually, but universe is fine for now, I haven't done the MainInclusionReport stuff (yet)04:55
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mvoKamion: thanks04:56
elmomvo: not to be a kill joy or anything, but a couple of things scare me04:56
elmomvo: 'update' is very generic as a username isn't it?04:56
elmomvo: and can  this random editing of /etc/sudoers possibly be policy compliant?04:56
mvoelmo: probably not, but it's meant for clients that should be automatically managed04:58
mvoelmo: if the admin has to walk over for each client and edit sudoers (and sources.list and friends) by hand there wouldn't be much point in having the package04:58
mvo(IMO)04:58
elmowell, sure, I can see why you're doing it; it's just well...04:59
mvoelmo: I'm open for better ideas of course. I think I will (at least) add a big fat warning in the package description of the client that it should _only_ be installed if the machine should be part of a apu network05:00
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jdthoodpitti: #12276 is assigned to alsa-driver.  What should be done about it?05:04
pittijdthood: well, it's a bug in the kernel drivers; it should probably be reported upstream05:05
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mdzdoko: according to main inclusion queue, glitz was already promoted05:09
pitti     glitz | 0.4.3+cvs20050728-1ubuntu1 | http://archive.ubuntu.com breezy/universe Sources05:10
pittihm, obviously not yet05:10
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elmodoko: ?05:18
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dokomdz: according to http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/libc/libcairo/0.6.0-0ubuntu3/libcairo_0.6.0-0ubuntu3_20050803-1548-i386-failed.gz, not yet05:24
dokoelmo: pong05:24
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elmodoko: are you sure all these c++ libs, only have the c++ transition as the ubuntu change?05:25
elmo[Updating]  imagemagick (6:6.2.3.1-1ubuntu1 [Ubuntu]  < 6:6.2.3.4-1 [Debian] )05:25
elmoand that's a UVF05:25
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dokoelmo: ouch. I did check those, and mentioned these with new upstream versions explicitely. obviously I missed imagemagick05:26
elmothe rest are safe to sync tho, right?05:27
dokoelmo: yes, all do have the very same library package name05:27
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mdzelmo: glitz doesn't seem to show up in anastacia output, though libcairo build-deps on it05:29
elmomdz: the libcario upload probably post dates the last cron.sync run05:30
elmorerunning it05:30
elmomdz: you can rerun cron.sync arbitrarily, but just be careful you don't clash it with cron.daily or germinate + anastacia will get all kinds of confused05:31
elmounfortunately (esp. with edubuntu) it's really too  slow to run every cron.daily05:31
ograelmo, anything i can do to not be the bad guy here ? 05:31
ogra:)05:32
mdzoh, I didn't realize this was a new situation05:32
mdzI assumed from the fact that it already had a main inclusion report, and that doko expected it to be promoted, that it had been this way for a while05:32
elmoDate: Wed,  3 Aug 2005 00:25:13 +020005:32
elmo   * debian/control, debian/rules:05:32
elmo     - build with glitz.05:32
elmoI'm guessing based on that changelog05:33
elmoogra: it's not edubuntu particularly, germinate's just not very fast.  well and jackass is getting a bit old in the tooth05:33
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dokomdz: libatomic-ops was built with gcc-3.3, not 4.005:33
jameshthere's not that much of a reason to link cairo to glitz05:33
ograelmo, time for an upgrade ;)05:34
jameshgiven that the current plan for acceleration is for Cairo to use RENDER, and have the X server accelerate RENDER using glitz05:34
seb128jamesh: according to doko OO.o wants it05:35
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dokojamesh: OOo2 wants a glitz enabled cairo, if cairo is enabled at all for the OOo2 build.05:38
mvoelmo: I thought a bit about the problem (with apu-client) and I'll do it differently now. thanks for your comments05:45
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elmomvo: ok - mind if I reject the existing packages for now?05:47
mvoelmo: fine with me05:47
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elmodoko: grr05:58
elmotaglib in Debian is producing libtagc005:58
elmoas opposed to our libtagc0c205:58
mdzelmo: could anastacia delimit the binaries with spaces rather than commas, for better cut-and-pasteability?06:00
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elmomdz: sure, done06:01
mdzthanks06:01
dokoelmo: correct, I need to rebuild the depending package (streamtuner)06:03
azeemis libtagc0 a C++ library?06:04
azeemthere is libtagc1c2 in Debian06:04
azeemeh, libtag1c206:04
elmoazeem: I think it's a C++ in C thing06:04
elmothere's something about it in the changelog06:04
azeemso the Debian NMU was incorrect?06:04
elmono06:05
elmoor, rather I don't know06:05
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elmoor much care - I'm just going to trust doko, and beat him up later if he's wrong ;)06:05
azeemwell, Ubuntu and Debian transition in a different way06:05
elmoazeem: err, no they don't?06:05
dokoaccording to the changelog, it does have a C API, so the name should not be changed. I'll check aggain06:05
azeem17:54 < elmo> as opposed to our libtagc0c206:06
azeemwell, *shrug*06:06
elmoazeem: right, but it was an unrecoginsed C++ implemented in C thing06:06
elmowe still transition in the same way, when we both recognise real C++ libraries06:06
azeemaha.06:06
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dokoelmo: I still look healthy ;)06:10
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lamontThe following packages have unmet dependencies:06:29
lamont  archdetect: Depends: libdebian-installer4 (>= 0.31)06:29
lamont  kbd-chooser: Depends: libdebian-installer4 (>= 0.31)06:29
lamontsucks to be amd6406:29
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Kamionlamont: what's that, a d-i build?06:31
Kamionlibdebian-installer4 |       0.31 |        breezy | amd64, hppa, i386, powerpc, sparc06:31
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lamontyeah, this mornings06:32
KamionI assume a retry would work06:32
Kamionbut libdebian-installer4 0.31 has been there for a while06:32
lamontprobably06:32
Kamionlike, four or five days06:32
Kamion-rw-r--r--  1 lamont buildd 14455 Jul 28 16:49 libdebian-installer_0.31_20050728-1648-amd64-successful.gz06:33
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elmoit's been failing for several days now06:36
elmothe d-i daily build I mean06:36
KamionUnpacking libdebian-installer4 (from .../libdebian-installer4_0.30_amd64.deb) ...06:37
Kamiondoesn't it auto-'apt-get update'?06:37
Kamion'cos I have no idea where it's getting that .deb from unless it's its local cache06:38
elmomodern sbuild does - I would hope ours is synced enough to do that06:38
dilingeris there a backports site for hoary/ubuntu?06:38
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lamontelmo: modern buildd does06:39
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elmoerr, buildd right06:39
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lamontgood catch elmo06:40
lamontKamion: and thanks for pointing me in the right direction06:40
Kamionah, good, glad it wasn't my fault ;)06:40
ogradilinger, talk to Mez, he should make a wikipage with a list 06:42
lamontKamion/elmo: you want an amd64 daily today, then?06:42
Kamionlamont: *shrug* can live06:43
elmolamont: not fussed06:43
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seb128elmo, Kamion: can you move libexif12 to main? soname change ...06:43
elmoseb128: done06:44
seb128thanks06:44
seb128(s/can/could)06:44
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dokopitti: when was our meeting with carlos, I remember 16:30 UTC ?06:53
carlosdoko, in 40 minutes06:53
dokoah, ok06:54
carlosbut I'm already here so if you want to do it earlier, is ok for me06:54
pittidoko: 1730 UTC, I think06:55
pitticarlos: I still need some time to discuss with jdthood 06:55
carlosok06:55
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nomeataWhy is murphy suddenly not accepting my mails?     SMTP error from remote mailer after end of data:    host murphy.debian.org [146.82.138.6] : 550 Error:    improper use of 8-bit data in message header06:58
elmonomeata: err, -ECHAN06:59
Kamionelmo: crap, I entirely forgot something about the ubuntu-base split. Could you please add "Task: ubuntu-standard" headers to the breezy Packages files for stuff in germinate's 'standard' outputs, the same as is done for ubuntu-desktop?07:01
Kamionthis might be one reason CarlFK's network installs have been going a bit weird07:02
elmoKamion: ok - mostly done, will finish/test when this cron.daily is over07:05
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Kamionelmo: cool, thanks07:06
Kamionsometime, kubuntu-standard and kubuntu-desktop Task lines would be nice too, although I appreciate the potential combinatorial explosion07:06
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elmoand edubuntu-* presumably too?07:06
Kamionyeah07:07
elmook07:07
Kamionalthough I'm not sure if there's a target for netboot installs of edubuntu07:07
Kamionit doesn't matter for CD image installs, debian-cd fills stuff in itself07:07
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nomeataelmo: oops. right. I have to get used to being in two -devel channels now :-)07:09
ograKamion, people smart enough to use netboot should be able to just install edubuntu-server and edubuntu-desktop on top of a minimal system...07:11
Mezinfinity or lamont, ping07:11
ograso one netinstaller iso should be enough...07:11
Kamionogra: I don't particularly want netboot to be for people who are "smart enough"07:12
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Kamionogra: the point is base-config goes wrong in a non-obvious way07:12
ograoh07:12
ograok07:12
Kamionthat said, there aren't actually netboot images available for Kubuntu or Edubuntu with the appropriately-twiddled preseeds at the moment, so you're right that the bar is somewhat higher than it is for Ubuntu netboot07:13
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ograyes, but i'm rather interested in a liveCD/DVD iso then in a netboot one to be honest07:13
ogras/but//07:14
Kamionright, if that's the main target then that's fine07:14
RiddellI get quite a few requests for netboot kubuntu07:14
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KamionI'll try to sort that out closer to release, but my feature freeze targets have to take priority at the moment07:15
pkernDoes anyone know where I could get source-dependencies for sbuild to get it building for hoary?07:15
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elmoyeah07:18
pkernk07:18
elmosource-dependencies are obsolete07:18
pkernelmo: Also with the stock buildd instead of the debian-admin one?07:18
elmodebian-admin one is the stock one now; at least AFAIC07:19
lamontKamion: the daily chroot updates at 0215 DCT made the chroot generally current..07:19
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pittidoko_, carlos:  #ubuntu-meeting?07:30
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elmoargh cron.sync is such a hideous freakin mess07:39
ograeeek, glitz broke my pbuilder ?07:39
seb128how?07:40
ograchecking for gtk+-2.0 >= 2.0.0... Package glitz was not found in the pkg-config search path. Perhaps you should add the directory containing `glitz.pc' to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable Package 'glitz', required by 'cairo', not found07:40
ograconfigure: error: Library requirements (gtk+-2.0 >= 2.0.0) not met; 07:40
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seb128sure, waiting is the wait to get bug fixed07:41
seb128I guess that libcairo1-dev should Depends on libglitz-dev07:41
ograseb128, glitz isnt in main yet if i understood correctly07:42
seb128no, that's not the issue you have07:43
ograoh07:43
seb128cairo.pc probably mentions glitz07:43
ogralikely... according to the error07:43
seb128Requires: fontconfig libpixman xrender libpng12 glitz07:43
ograyup07:44
seb128and glitz is main atm07:46
ograoh... it wasnt this morning iirc07:47
KamionI don't understand, glitz is in main now and it does sound as if libcairo1-dev should depend on libglitz1-dev if its .pc file has that dependency07:47
Kamionoh, sorry, seb128 said that07:48
seb128<seb128> I guess that libcairo1-dev should Depends on libglitz-dev07:48
seb128I'm fixing atm07:48
KamionI thought ogra said that and seb128 contradicted, so I got very confused, whoops07:48
ograKamion, i just misunderstood the error seb128 clearified...07:48
seb128fix uploaded07:49
elmoKamion: ok, all done - {,k,e}ubuntu-{desktop,standard} tasks - can you check override.breezy.main.extra and make sure it looks sane?07:50
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mxpxpodis there a way to get horizontal scrolling using the microsoft bluetooth explorer mouse in xorg?07:57
Kamionelmo: yes, looks pretty much OK to me07:59
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sabdfljbailey: hiya - could you fix bzr in breezy please?08:10
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bddebianWow, now that is a greeting :-)08:11
sabdflusually followed by kthxbye ;-)08:13
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trygvebwwow, it works :D08:35
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jbaileysabdfl: Yes, dear. =)08:46
sabdflthanks honey ;-)08:46
bddebianheh08:46
TreenaksAnd the predictions come true :) Novell is going to create "OpenSuse", to get more community participation08:47
Treenakshttp://news.com.com/Novell+seeks+outside+help+with+Linux/2100-7344_3-5816079.html08:47
sabdflbddebian: he gets this much tenderness because his hair is longer than mine08:47
sabdflyay! good for them, finally08:47
Treenaksyeah, maybe it'll fix the issues I'm having with suse on my work desktop08:48
Treenakssabdfl: and they copy well:08:49
Treenakssabdfl: Novell plans to distribute Suse Linux CDs in magazines, at trade shows and meetings, and possibly by sending them to those who just ask.08:49
sivanghehe08:49
bddebiansabdfl: Scary ;-)08:49
Treenaks-- news.com.com.com08:49
sivangsabdfl: how does it feel to be a pioneer :)08:49
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jbaileysabdfl: Ah.  By 'fix' you mean put it in there at all? =)08:51
elmo       bzr |  0.0.5-2.1 | breezy/universe | source08:52
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jbaileyAh, a pile of failed builds.08:53
sivangTreenaks: so nice to see that Ubuntu doesn't need to be "open" , it already is :)08:53
Treenakssivang: I mailed the link sounder :)08:54
Treenaks+to08:54
HiddenWolfAh, well, it's good for the linux community in general08:54
HiddenWolfJust hope that not too many people get put off by them. :P08:55
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maswanheh. OpenUbuntu. that just looks weird.08:56
Treenaksmaswan: that's just too goatse I guess08:56
maswana 3-handed goatse as logo?08:56
Treenaksmaswan: Well, "open" -> "more open" -> "goatse"08:57
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bddebianBetter make sure there's no Unixware code in there.. ;-P08:59
HiddenWolfAbout that opensuse thing, I think we can say they did an Ubuntu. How about adding that to wikipedia. ;)09:03
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martinhjmjg59: ok, I have now tested ACPI events with vanilla 2.6.12.3 from kernel.org on my Acer TravelMate 620.. it works with that kernel, but not with Ubuntu one... I have done some more testing also.. want me to write a bug-report on it?09:06
mvoKamion: did you had a chance to test the improved apt--progress-reporting code? does it keep your fds now?09:09
Kamionmvo: I got somewhat sidetracked by realising I had to rewrite a chunk of base-config before I could test it09:14
Kamionand further sidetracked by a piece of my network randomly failing for no good reason, so I had to rig up an alternative route via my laptop09:14
mvomdz: just a FYI: apt--progress-reporting contains some more changes to better support net-installs. could you please have a look and consider a merge (once kamion had a chance to do some more testing)?09:14
mvoKamion: ok, no problem. thanks for the update09:14
KamionI'm still on it, though, but only have about fifteen more minutes this evening09:14
mvothat's fine, I should stop working too, I'm not 100% concentracted anymore09:16
KamionI'm fine, the freaking world keeps breaking that's all :P09:17
mvoheh :)09:17
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mdzmvo: it changes the API09:19
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mdzI guess since I haven't released 0.6.40, that's OK09:19
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mvomdz: the api? what bit?09:20
mdzmvo: Configuration::Clear()09:20
mdzit adds two new functions09:20
mdzanyway, the soname is already updated in mainline, so it's OK09:20
mdzmvo: I've merged to patch-2209:20
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mvomdz: yes, it breaks the abi, but the other change did that too09:20
mdzmvo: that's what I just said09:20
mvomdz: yes, sorry (was not quick enough). thanks for merging09:20
mvomdz: the two new cleaers where needed because apts configuration class let you not remove a single element from a configuration list. only complete subtrees 09:21
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dholbachhellas09:26
pittiHi dholbach09:26
dholbachhey pitti :)09:26
ograol09:27
janimohey daniel09:28
dholbachjanimo: !!! :)09:29
dholbachjanimo: had some xfce action today?09:29
janimoam doing it just now :)09:30
janimohope to get it in shape these days09:30
janimothen I'll need to close lots of bugs09:30
dholbach:)09:32
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siretartfabbione: ping09:55
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siretartdoes anyone know how fabbione is doing? I haven't read him since some time..09:59
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bddebianI usually see him come on late at night my time10:00
mdzsiretart: fabbione is on holiday10:00
siretartah, that explains10:00
siretartmdz: I have a friend you would like to offer sparc hardware and hosting to ubuntu, for buildd10:00
mdzsiretart: fabbione would be the person to talk to about our sparc needs10:02
siretartok. Then my memory didn't fool me this time :)10:03
pittiyay, l-restricted modules, thanks mdz!10:09
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siretartwoohoo!10:15
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dokoelmo, mdz, Kamion: please promote libtagc0 to main (package name changed back from libtagc0c2)10:17
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\shevening10:33
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sivangevening \sh , what's cooking ? ;)10:36
\shsivang: well..I just ate some turkish food :) lamacun + dner10:39
\shdoko: ping10:45
dokopong10:45
\shdoko: do I understand the CxxLibraryResync list correct, that we sync all libs back from debian?10:46
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ograMez, somebody asked for a list of all backportaed packages today, could you make a wikipage with a list ? its not the first time this was asked here10:48
dokoyes, if there are no new upstreams at the moment. however, that's low priority. I just want to have these cases syncs, where the package name in ubuntu and debian diverges10:49
janimonosesogra, what do I need for bugzilla edit privilege?10:51
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Burgundaviaogra, a page already exists. Look in CategoryArchive on the wiki10:51
janimonosesdoes bugzilla not share accounts with wiki/launchpad?10:51
ograjanimonoses, nope10:51
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ograjanimonoses, please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs10:52
janimonosesso can you enable me editong bugs?10:52
janimonosesok I'll look10:52
\shdoko: so we will take the transitioned package from debian and put our ubuntuX version postfix to it? right now it confuses me more then it's helping me10:52
ograjanimonoses, i'll enable you again10:52
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ograjanimonoses, whats your bugzilla login ?10:52
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janimonosesjani dot monoses at gmail.com10:53
ograjanimonoses, use the power wise ... youre empowered ;)10:54
janimonosesogra, thanks :)10:54
doko\sh: no, we request a sync from unstable, which usually elmo does handle, without changing the source. the goal is to have these packages autosynced again10:55
janimonosesogra, I logged out then in and still cannot change the resolution field.in fact it is not shown10:56
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janimonosesogra, nevermind I see it now10:57
\shdoko: ok...but only then, if there is no new upstream release, only debian changes10:58
mdzdoko: aspell is broken now10:58
dokomdz: I'll have a look10:59
pittigood night, guys10:59
mdzdoko: it seems to need a newer dictionaries-common10:59
janimonosesno way to control bugzilla by email?11:01
Amaranthno11:05
ograhmpf...11:08
dokomdz: no, d-c is ok. we now need to sync the dictionaries from unstable. I'm preparing a list11:09
mdzdoko: The following packages have unmet dependencies:11:14
mdz  aspell: Depends: dictionaries-common (> 0.40) but 0.30.2 is to be installed11:14
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dokomdz: yes, just found it11:16
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yann__seb128  o/11:32
seb128hi11:33
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dholbachhey seb128 :)11:34
seb128daniel ! :)11:35
dholbachwoohoo! :)11:35
seb128re dholbach11:35
seb128:)11:35
dholbachseb128, the gnome-inator is back :)11:36
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dokomdz: checked, that dictionaries-common-0.49.2 builds and installs fine on breezy. proposing this one for breezy. is an upload urgent, or can the sync wait until tomorrow?11:41
mdzdoko: does it need a merge or just a sync?11:44
mdzargh, the new unionfs seems to break ltsp completely11:46
dokomdz: sync only11:47
mdzdoko: I see no reason to wait11:48
mdzif it will unbreak breezy11:48
elmoeh, that doesn't mean upload it, instead of getting it synced tho11:48
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dokoelmo: correct11:49
mdzelmo: I see no reason to wait [before requesting a sync] 11:49
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dholbachwe're 8 minutes before the motu meeting - if you're interested.... :)11:52
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niktarismdz, 11:53
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mdzogra: can moodle use php5-gd rather than php4-gd?11:56
ogramdz, i'll be looking at it soon... currently gcompris is on the surgery table here11:57
dholbachogra: a scalpel won't do - you'll need a welding apparatus or something :)11:58
dokoogra: you're breaking it down in components?11:58
mdzogra: anastacia output is at people.u.c/~mdz/anastacia.txt11:58
ajmitchdoko: do you mind boa-constructor being imported from experimental after some testing?11:58
mdzogra: that shows which packages want to enter main (and thus need review and reports)11:58
ogradholbach, yes, i recognized... i just tried a patch cvs vs debian package... its HUGE !11:58
dokoajmitch: not at all11:58
ogramdz, ok, i'll go through it11:59
dokoajmitch: using wx2.4 or 2.6 ?11:59
martinhjwith the new battstat-applet, when my battery is fully charged, the icon turns into a battery again even with the power cord connected..11:59
niktarismdz, everything is ok with d-i (was missing a file) what would be needed to make casper work (besides putting it into d-i). It seems to load but complains about not finding the preinstalled session12:00
ograMOTU meeting starts in #ubuntu-meeting12:00
ajmitchdoko: 2.612:00
mdzniktaris: you need to provide an ext2+cloop filesystem image12:01
mdzthat is sort of the core of a live CD, the filesystem image12:01
niktarismdz the cloop filesystem is there. What do you mean by ext2 ?12:02
dokomdz: do you care about UVF for monotone (0.20 FTBFS in breezy, 0.21 compiles)12:02
mdzniktaris: cloop is not a filesystem12:02
mdzdoko: UVF is pretty relaxed for universe12:02
dokoajmitch: you do use wxversion for the the selection of the wx version?12:03
niktarismdz a compressed filesystem12:03
dokomdz: fine.12:03
dokoelmo: please sync monotone12:03
mdzniktaris: cloop compresses a file, any file.  in the case of casper, that file must be an ext2 filesystem.12:03
ajmitchdoko: that's why was asking what is best, I wasn't sure what changed with recent wx12:03
ajmitchdoko: it currently depends on wxpython2.6-012:04

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