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dokoajmitch: please make sure, that before an import of wx, you call:12:05
mdzogra: you forgot to include sdl-image1.2 in the tuxpaint main inclusion report12:06
elmoajmitch: did you get the libsdl-sound bug report, btw?12:07
mdzRiddell: qca-tls has a main inclusion report, but it is neither seeded nor pulled in by a dependency12:07
ogramdz, i havent worked on the list yet, i'll update it soon, there is more stuff to add12:07
ajmitchelmo: which one?12:07
elmo#1628, IIRC12:07
dokoelmo: if you're still awake, please sync gcc-defaults from unstable (again), and java-gcj-bootstrap (from incoming)12:08
elmohttps://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/162812:08
ajmitchok, will fix12:08
dokowow, l-r-m in the build logs ...12:09
niktarismdz, do I need to change anyting in initrd.gz or someplace else?12:09
Riddellmdz: hmm, I'm sure I added it to the seeds.  I'll do that now12:11
elmodoko: meh, done12:13
dokoelmo: thanks :)12:13
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Amaranthholy crap, l-r-m12:21
tsengAmaranth: huh?12:21
Amaranthlinux-restricted-modules12:22
Amaranthi don't think it should be trying to build on ia64...12:22
tsengi dont see it on -changes12:22
ogratseng, look harder, its there :)12:23
tsengoh12:23
tsengi sitll have a search up12:24
tsengfor sebastian12:24
Amaranthit built on i386, ppc, and amd6412:24
tsengwhich is suprisingly very active :)12:24
tsengor, not suprising12:24
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mdzniktaris: I'm not sure, since I don't know where your initrd.gz came from12:26
mdzRiddell: ok, I'll go ahead and move it12:26
mdzjdub: what's the story with howl?12:27
niktarismdz, it's a standard sarge initrd.gz from the netinstall iso12:28
Riddellmdz: I've added to seed now12:28
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mdzRiddell: are the gnupg2 dependencies coming back, or can gnupg2 move out to universe?12:32
janimonosesanyone encountered build breakages in the ./configure stage when pkg-config checks fails even if the package providing the .pc file is supposed to be installed according to the log?12:33
janimonosessee latest xfprint412:33
janimonoseshttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/x/xfprint4/4.2.2-1/xfprint4_4.2.2-1_20050803-1759-i386-failed.gz12:34
mdzRiddell: likewise for libassuan, pinentry, pcsc-lite and some others which originally came in as kubuntu deps for hoary12:35
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Riddellmdz: depends if we want to support s/mime x.509 stuff in kmail01:00
dholbachwe're having a discussion over packaging standards might somebody join us for an answer everybody can live with afterwards? :)01:02
ogracould any more experienced packager join the motu meeting for one topc... ?01:02
mdzRiddell: what changed between hoary and breezy?01:04
jdubmdmdnsresponder is apsl201:04
Riddellmdz: as far as I remember amu added depends on kleopatra to kdepim and build-depends on gpgsm for hoary but removed them again before the final hoary01:05
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shayamdz: you here?01:21
shayacouldn't parse your unionfs bug01:21
mdzshaya: yes, I am01:22
mdzshaya: which part was unclear?01:22
shayawhere it actually oopsed in unionfs code for one01:22
mdzstand by01:23
mdzunfortunately I have no way to cut and paste, since it's from a PXE boot of a system with no serial port01:24
mdzI'll bring up the full trace01:24
shayahmm01:24
shayait could very well not be oopsing in unionfs code, but that makes it much harder to debug01:25
mdzshaya: are you saying that the assertion failure is innocuous?01:25
shayano01:25
shayayou didnt post the assertion01:25
shayaoh01:26
shayadidnt see that01:26
shayawoops01:26
niktarismdz, talking about unionfs... did you know that fabian franz added unionfs support to casper ?01:26
mdzthe subject was a bit mangled because the mailing list rejected it the first time01:26
mdzniktaris: no, he never sent me any patches01:26
mdzI have a half-finished implementation in my working directory here01:27
mdzshaya: EIP is at unionfs_open+0x3507+0x79d101:27
niktarisI can point you to a link if you want01:27
shayayes01:27
shayaI see it now01:27
mdzI don't know why that doesn't show up in the call trace01:27
shayamdz: is this repeatable w/ plain nfs and tmpfs and unionsfs?01:27
shayai.e. no pxe01:27
mdzI'll give it a try01:28
shayaperhaps just set it up plain and chroot into it?01:28
mdzyep, going to try that01:28
shayamakes it easier to reproduce01:28
niktarismdz, http://debian.tu-bs.de/knoppix/skolelive/d-i/01:28
niktaristhere is a casper.diff01:29
mdzniktaris: it doesn't add unionfs support, so much as replace the existing device-mapper code with unionfs code01:30
mdzmy implementation adds it and allows for the method to be selected at runtime01:30
mdzbut I don't think it will make it into breezy01:30
shayamdz: unionfs is still a bit rough around the edges to say the least :)  I get stuck from time to time trying to solve bugs just to get my research done01:31
niktarismdz I tried fabian's capser and it work only the locale didn't seem to go to the system...01:32
mdzshaya: yes, it's reproducible in a normal setup as well01:32
mdzshaya: different call trace01:32
mdzbut then, I have no idea what the first call trace looks like in the netboot setup, because I get about 10 in a row01:32
shayayea01:33
shayamdz: once an assertion is thrown, you are dead01:33
shayai.e. I've had it oopse forever on me01:33
shaya:)01:33
shayaor at least it seemed like forever until I power cycled the machine to get it to move on01:33
niktarismdz, changed the initrd. still no go. var/log/syslog says something about the ext2 module missing01:34
shayaan assertion basically causes it to oops and it can get caught in a chain01:34
mdzshaya: 1.0.12a had been fairly solid; I encountered a few bugs but nothing which was a showstopper for me01:34
mdzthis latest one has completely killed ltsp development for me01:35
shayaso why use .13?01:35
shayawhy not stick w/ .12a?01:35
shayamdz: other option might be to binary search the snapshots for where the problem was introduced?01:36
mdzshaya: because I didn't know that .13 was broken until we upgraded to it01:36
shaya:(01:36
shayacan't downgrade?01:36
mdzwe certainly could01:37
shayamdz: in regards to ltsp stuff, paper my group http://www.ncl.cs.columbia.edu/publications/mobicom2004_fordist.pdf01:37
mdzit involves a whole new kernel release01:37
mdzand fabbione is away01:37
shayaspeaking of which, there's no restricted modules yet01:38
shayahaven't been able to run new kernel b/c of that01:38
shayaneed my atheros01:38
mdzshaya: I guess you don't read breezy-changes01:39
shayathere's no more restricted?01:39
tsengshaya: mdz is the hero of the day.01:39
shayaoh there is01:39
shayatoday01:39
mdzshaya: breezy-changes is a mailing list which notifies you of uploads to breezy01:39
shayawow01:39
shayamdz: aptitude does a good job of that as well :)01:39
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shayaand the package has hit the archives01:41
shayayay01:41
shayaor not01:41
shayaweird01:41
shayaseemed like it pulled restriced's packages.gz for a change01:42
shayamdz: what I generally like to do when I hit an assertion like that is printk the upper dentry's d_name.name (and perhaps parent as well) to get an idea of what I'm dealing with01:44
shayacheck if the files been deleted (if it's been unhashed) and some other junk01:44
mdzshaya: it's only there on powerpc at the moment, due to a bug01:44
shayahmph01:45
shayaand here I was getting my hopes up to reboot today01:45
mdzI just uploaded a fixed version01:45
shayado aspell-bin and aspell-en packages not exist anymore?01:46
shayaweird that the library was rebuilt but not those packages01:46
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dholbachgood night everybody01:51
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mdzshaya: I wonder what it is about my setup which is different; clearly 1.0.13 works for others01:56
mdzshaya: is it working for you?01:56
shayaI acutally haven't used it yet01:56
shayaas in paper mode01:56
shayaso have a working snapshot that does my needs01:56
shayaI also use it with GFS01:56
shayawhich brings about its own world of hurt01:57
mdzit seems to work for me with tmpfs-over-ext301:57
mdzso maybe it's nfs-related01:57
shayaor unionfs not understanding tmpfs semantics01:57
shayaI mean nfs01:57
shayaeach fs seems to have their own semantics for different funcitons01:57
shayasuch as d_revalidate01:57
shayaGFS returns a failure if you try to revalidate a deleted dentry01:58
shayathough every other fs I tried doesn't seem to care01:58
shayathere's no good documentation that says what the func is supposed to do01:58
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shayamdz: can you recompile unionfs w/ a small patch?01:59
shayajust wondering what dentry it's failing on02:00
shayaprintk("dentry %s in %s\n", dentry->d_name.name, dentry->d_parent->d_name.name);02:00
shayasticking that right before the assertion02:01
shayalike 438 in commonfops.c02:01
mdzyeah, I can try that02:01
shayathen you can try to do some post portum by looking at the underlying FSs and seeing what's there02:01
shayamortum02:02
shayaanyways, off I go for a bit02:02
mdzshaya: interesting; it produces some warnings (which are turned into errors) with gcc-4.002:03
mdz/home/mdz/src/unionfs-1.0.13/subr.c: In function create_whiteout:02:03
mdz/home/mdz/src/unionfs-1.0.13/subr.c:51: warning: pointer targets in passing argument 2 of strncat differ in signedness02:03
mdz/home/mdz/src/unionfs-1.0.13/subr.c: In function unionfs_refresh_hidden_dentry:02:03
mdz/home/mdz/src/unionfs-1.0.13/subr.c:279: warning: pointer targets in passing argument 1 of lookup_one_len differ in signedness02:03
ogramdz, is unionfs separated from the kernel ? i thought it was a module02:04
mdzogra: unionfs is a module which is built with the kernel02:04
ogramdz, why do you build it with gcc-4.0 then ? the kernel uses 3.4 afaik02:05
mdzogra: because gcc-4.0 is the default and I forgot to force it02:06
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ograah, i jus had the case yesterday with ndiswrapper on amd64.... :) (we should add amd64 to the target arches for ndiswrapper btw)02:07
Lathiatwho handles the white listing for breezy-changes?02:09
ograLathiat, see the Uploads wikipage02:09
Lathiatogra: i did, and i emailed a few days ago and waiting, wondering if i can annoy someone about it02:10
ograLathiat, elmo sits on the other end of this mail adress if it didnt change yet...02:10
Lathiati mean it might have been added silently, i assumed i'd get a reply02:10
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lexhideram I meant to report breezy goals via bugzilla or malone?02:34
lexhiders/goals/bugs02:34
bob2malone for universe, bugzilla for main02:35
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|QuaD-hmm, my X ALMOST works... it loads the server, just shows jibberish and can't use the keyboard to switch to terminal (though i did change my xorg.config to have kbd)02:40
shayaI haven't been able to switch to vt terminal for a while02:41
shayaas well02:41
shayaso if anyone knows the fix, I'm all ears02:41
|QuaD-shaya: does gnome/kde work for you?02:42
shayayes02:42
lexhiderme neither, I hadn't notice until you just said then.02:42
shayaeverything works besides switching VTs02:42
ograshaya, i dont remember it correctly, but something about installing xkeyboard-config and xkbutils02:42
|QuaD-lexhider: do you have the same problem i do?02:42
ograshaya, en_US keyboard ?02:43
shayahmm02:43
shayahow come nothing pulls in xkbutils?02:43
ograshaya, lost in transition currently ;)02:43
|QuaD-how do we restart our xserver (or start it) without startx?02:44
ogragdm should work... it does here02:44
bob2|QuaD-: X02:45
|QuaD-ogra: it doesn't here.... i might have fixed it, how do i restart X?02:45
|QuaD-thanks bob2 02:45
lexhider|QuaD-, no, same as shaya, xorg is working for me on breezy02:45
lexhider|QuaD-, X instead of startx?02:46
lexhideror sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start02:46
lexhiderfor "System->LogOut->Hibernate" is the "save current setup" option irrelevant???02:49
ograit doesnt stop your session02:49
ograso i would say its irrelevant02:49
lexhiderok, will file bug.02:49
lexhidergee bug reporting is a pain over dialup02:50
bob2s/bug reporting/& with bugzilla/02:50
lexhideryes02:52
jdubwith *our* bugzilla02:52
bob2heh, most places don't have > 1000 products02:53
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glyphWhat is the policy that Canonical has regarding synchronizing bzr with upstream packages?02:54
Lathiatthe product thing needs to be converted to use ajax :)02:56
bob2glyph: how do you mean?02:57
glyphbob2: I mean, I run a few open source projects, several of which Ubuntu synchronizes, and we are attempting to diagnose why one of our SVN repositories has been crashing 3 times a day for the last 2 days02:57
glyphbob2: one suspect is repository synchronization scripts02:58
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bob2glyph: it's bazaar, not bzr02:58
bob2and it's not Ubuntu the distro synchronising it :)02:58
bob2but ok02:58
bob2try asking in #launchpad02:58
glyphbob2: thanks03:01
glyphbob2: the problem here is really that svn's logging is so bad that we can't figure out what's happened locally03:01
bob2ouch03:02
bob2it doesn't even log connections?03:02
Lathiatglyph: firewall the sync server? ;p03:02
lexhiderCurrently LeftAlt+Foo does stuff and RightAlt+Foo doesn't. Is this just a breezyXorg is shaky issue or a genuine bug?03:07
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jasoncohenthere was a lot of talk on the ubuntu forums about better autopackage support. I just tested installing newest versions of gaim, gaim-vv and inkscape from autopackages and it worked perfectly and all i had to do was double click, enter root passwd (no sudo support that i'm aware of) and let it install. Any clue what these people were talking about?03:17
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jasoncohenanyone know why synaptic shows the ubuntu icon next to backports packages? i would imagine this isnt' expected behavior as the ubuntu icon should only be for officially supported packages in main & restricted03:24
ograjasoncohen, file a bug, i think synaptic just isnt adjusted to the new situation yet03:25
jasoncohenok03:25
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lexhiderdaniels: Currently LeftAlt+Foo does stuff and RightAlt+Foo doesn't. Is this just a breezyXorg is shaky issue or a genuine bug?03:45
danielslexhider: to some degree, probably a genuine bug.  which layout are you using?03:48
OddAbe19daniels, any idea when xorg 7 beta will enter breezy... and any idea of when glx (glx gears/etc) will enter?03:49
OddAbe19i've got people wondering on AIM03:49
tsengglxgears is useless.03:49
Lathiattseng: whys that?03:49
OddAbe19glx in general03:49
OddAbe19so people can play games/use gl stuff03:49
lexhiderdaniels, pc105 setup as dvorak, kb is Microsoft natural03:49
tsengLathiat: it has no practical value03:50
OddAbe19it shows if GLX is working03:50
OddAbe19anyway03:50
tsengits in the same class as kde-mr-potato-head03:50
OddAbe19instead of saying glxgears is useless, what about my release date question03:51
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bob2isn't it a little late to be moving to a new major entirely repackaged version of X?03:52
OddAbe19we still have 3 months, I have true faith in the X team03:53
OddAbe19:-)03:53
LathiatOddAbe19: err, no03:53
tsengLathiat: hm bruce perens is into the Rails scene now03:57
danielsOddAbe19: a) it's already there for the most part, b) gl support is totally complete.  glxgears and glxinfo aren't in because I'm incredibly spiteful.04:00
danielsOddAbe19: but you can play all the actual GL games you want.04:00
danielslexhider: um, dude, you said pc10504:01
danielslexhider: pc105 -> right alt used as level304:01
OddAbe19cool04:01
OddAbe19thanks04:01
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danielslexhider: if you want right alt as alt, use pc10404:01
lexhiderdaniels, I'm a bit clueless on this stuff, is that the righ answer.04:01
danielslexhider: (and edit /etc/X11/xkb/symbols/us and remove the include(ralt_level3_multikey) line)04:01
danielslexhider: yes04:01
lexhiderdaniels, ok, is it a bug that pc105 was setup by default instead of pc104? s/pc104/pc105 in xorg.conf?04:02
danielslexhider: did you select the 'dvorak' layout?04:04
lexhideryep04:04
lexhiderdaniels, no ralt_level3_multikey in us file.04:09
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daniels    include "level3(ralt_switch)"04:10
lexhiderdaniels, all 3 instances?04:12
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danielslexhider: only the one in dvorak04:12
lexhiderok04:13
lexhiderrestarting X back in a minute04:14
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lexhiderdaniels: did s/pc104/pc105 in xorg.conf and removed that line from /blah/blah/us, on gnome login given error dialog about XKB configuration, and another dialog to choose whether to use X or gnome keyboard settings04:20
danielslexhider: did you choose X?04:22
lexhiderdaniels: I haven't done either yet04:23
danielschoose X04:27
lexhiderdaniels, ok, RightAlt+Foo still not doing anything.04:28
danielslexhider: cool04:33
lexhiderdaniels, cool?04:34
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Lathiatmdz: champion05:07
infinitymdz : Would it be okay to sync devscripts so we can get a debdiff that actually works with the new dpkg-dev?05:22
mdzinfinity: yes05:31
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infinityHrm, I could be on crack, but I could have sworn I saw a thread on ubuntu-devel a while back about people's X cursors getting messed up.  Can't for the life of me find it now, and a freshly upgraded breezy machine is displaying the problem.05:52
infinityMaybe it was in the channel..05:53
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Amaranthinfinity: libxcursor-dev06:03
Amaranthinfinity: install that and cursors work again06:03
shayamdz: I found what's causing your bug :)06:03
infinityAmaranth : <blink>06:04
shayaunsure how to fix it, but at least found it :)06:06
infinityOh, man, that is wrong on so many levels.06:06
Amaranthinfinity: this is called a bug :)06:06
infinityThat means something is loading libXcursor.so?06:06
infinity<shudder>06:06
AmaranthKILL IT06:07
Amaranthwoo06:08
Amaranthmy panel doesn't crash anymore and it updates correctly06:08
Burgundaviamine doesn't06:08
Amaranthlatest gamin and gnome-menus?06:08
Burgundaviayep06:09
Amaranthhave you logged out since upgrading?06:09
Burgundaviano06:09
Amaranthwhen i killed gamin and the panel to get them to reload it started crashing06:09
Amaranthi rebooted into windows and now back, works perfectly06:09
whiprushworking sweet here also.06:13
Burgundaviajdub, fridge? is it unplugged?\06:39
danielsinfinity: right, that'd be libX11 being shit06:42
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danielsremind me to look at it when I have more than 3% battery06:43
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infinitydaniels : Do you have more than 3% battery now, huh, huh?07:39
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sivangMOrning all07:41
highvolt1gemorning, sivang 07:42
sivanghighvoltage: High Jono, how's the desktop hacks coming? 07:43
sivangs/High/hi07:43
infinitydaniels : Care to lay the smack down on bug 13162, since it's something you feel so strongly about?07:44
sivanghighvoltage: oops, I confused you with someone else I think07:44
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infinitydaniels : Oh, nevermind, I'm SO behind the times, you already closed it.07:46
highvoltagesivang: it depends :)07:48
highvoltagesivang: i'm doing a bit of stuff for edubuntu, but i think you might have confused me with jonathan riddel?07:50
sivanghighvoltage: Hmm, no, I confused you with someone called Jono Bacon , he's an author07:53
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danielsinfinity: no, because I have no idea where my charger is.  i already told you this. :P08:08
danielsinfinity: must be in one of the seven or so blue bags, I figure.08:08
Lathiatugh gnome-panel is crashign when application files get added08:09
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pefhello08:11
Burgundaviadaniels, would you mind setting the record straight on this thread? http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=5424908:15
danielsBurgundavia: the server hasn't been moved over to the modular kit yet, hence no exa.  that'll happen sometime this month.08:17
Burgundaviaok08:17
Burgundaviathanks08:18
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Burgundaviadaniels, the other question that I know will come up on the forums is binary drivers. Will those break with modular?08:25
danielsBurgundavia: nvidia no, ati yes08:26
Burgundaviarofl08:26
Burgundaviaok08:26
danielsBurgundavia: iirc ati haven't yet released a fglrx that works with the libdl-based loader08:26
daniels(aka 'dlloader')08:26
Lathiatbah who cares about ati08:27
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danielsevidently not trolls08:28
Burgundaviathanks again08:28
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BurgundaviaI have informed the forums08:28
danielsnp08:28
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AmaranthSo what happens if ATI doesn't release a new driver before october?08:52
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m0ns00nHello09:01
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sivangdoes anybody know what's the probability of lossing data when resizing and ext3 partition?09:13
sivangogra: is parted stable enough?09:14
Treenakssivang: depends on lots of things09:15
Treenakssivang: (mountedness at resize-time being one..)09:16
bob2you should have backups, even if you're not poking your partition table09:16
bob2so use your fear of resizing asa good excuse to backup now09:16
Lathiatso.. is it possible to get xine to play mp3s?09:21
sladenLathiat: yes09:22
Lathiatsladen: how?09:22
sladenxine *.mp309:22
Lathiatthanks you were so helpfull09:22
sladenLathiat: what are you not seeing working?09:22
Lathiatsladen: totem-xine doesnt recognise it09:22
Lathiati assume it was ripped out09:23
Amaranthit's a bad mp3 file?09:23
Lathiat"there is no plugin to handle this movie"09:23
LathiatAmaranth: nope, no mp3s will play09:23
Amarantherr09:23
Amaranthafaik xine isn't moving to main, i don't think anything got removed from it09:23
Lathiathrm09:23
Lathiatit used to work09:24
Lathiati think it just hasnt worked since i reinstaslled09:24
Lathiathrm, why does rhythmbxo depend on totem?09:24
Amaranthafaik it should only depend on the playlist parser09:25
Amaranthbut maybe it uses totem to play things now :P09:25
Lathiatthats what i thought09:25
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LathiatAmaranth: ffs, you seein ggnome panel crash everytime the applications directory changes?09:25
Lathiateverytime i install a package now it dies09:25
AmaranthLathiat: i was until i restarted09:25
Lathiathrm maybe i need to restart09:26
Amaranthlogging out might work too09:26
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Amaranthas long as gnome-panel and gam_server stop completely it should come back on fine09:26
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Lathiati usually logout and then drop to a console and pkill -u lathiat09:26
Lathiatof course, my ctrl+alt+f1 isnt working atm09:26
sladen[pid   798]  open("/usr/lib/xine/plugins/1.0.0/xineplug_decode_mad.so", O_RDONLY) = 1609:27
Lathiatanyone else have that problem?09:27
Lathiatsladen: do you have the problem that it wont play them?09:27
AmaranthLathiat: nope, try reinstalling xkbutils and/or xkeyboard-config09:27
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sladenlibxine1: /usr/lib/xine/plugins/1.0.0/xineplug_decode_mad.so09:27
sladenLathiat: no.  They've always ''just worked'' for me.09:28
Lathiathrm09:28
Lathiati have that file, fo r1.0.1 tho09:28
Lathiathave i picked up som eevil backport or something somehow09:28
sladenprobably not.  Admittedly I'm looking from a Debian install09:29
Lathiatah right09:29
Lathiatthats not goign to help much. :)09:29
LathiatAmaranth: hrm, xkbutils isnt installed09:29
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pittiGood morning09:45
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siretarthi pitti. good morning seb128 09:47
pittiHi seb128 09:47
seb128hey siretart pitti09:47
siretartfabionne working on holidays? ;)09:48
sivanghey seb128 , pitti , siretart 09:50
siretarthi sivang 09:50
sivang bob2 : right, I should09:51
Amaranthseb128: gnome-panel still crash for you?09:51
seb128yep09:52
seb128not for you?09:52
Amaranthnope09:52
Amaranthafter i restarted it all started working perfectly09:52
seb128weird09:56
seb128upstream has fixed it anyway09:56
Amaranthheh, bug #?09:58
Amaranthi couldn't find it09:58
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Amaranthseb128: btw, what ever happened to bug 310270? you found the problem and proposed a solution, seems to have been ignored10:00
mdkei have to manually set my wireless channel each time I boot. is this a bug?10:00
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bob2mdke: ipw2?00?10:03
mdkebob2, the driver is acx_pci10:04
mdkeit doesn't associate unless it set the channel by hand10:04
mdkeit/I10:04
bob2ah10:05
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mdkei think that is worth a bug report10:08
Lathiatyeh thats a bug10:09
seb128Amaranth: federico has some other stuff to do for work atm, but he said he will reply on that but not before thursday10:11
Amaranthtoday or next week?10:11
seb128today10:13
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kokewho I have to ask for a mailing list??10:26
Amaranthjdub?10:26
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bob2your topic doesn't fit any of the existing ones?10:29
kokeok, thanks10:31
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seb128pitti: any special requirement for python bindings on main stuff? I've put pycairo on the list for main10:32
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pittiseb128: that's mostly trivial stuff anyway10:50
Kmorphhave to bail out. see you guys later!10:58
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seb128pitti: cool, thanks11:01
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trygvebwhihi11:09
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Amaranthseb128: good news, the pyxdg dev is back and we're getting things figured out for a new release11:11
seb128nice11:12
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tepsipakkihow come the "single-user-mode" sets up networking and mounts all that's in fstab?11:12
tepsipakkiseems to be the same in debian, but why...11:12
trygvebwis there an easy fix for the xkb issue in breezy?11:13
tepsipakkithat's not very su to me..11:13
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Amaranthtrygvebw: xkb issue?11:13
Amaranthtrygvebw: you scared daniels away11:14
trygvebw:p11:14
Amarantheither that or he hit Ctrl-W again11:14
trygvebwAmaranth: xkb wont work correctly when i start X, no ae's or oe's etc :p11:14
trygvebw:p11:14
tepsipakkiinstall xkbutils11:14
Amaranthmake sure xkbutils and xkeyboard-config are installed11:14
Amaranthif they are, reinstall them11:14
trygvebwi'm pretty sure they're already installed11:14
trygvebwif not a dist-upgrade might've uninstalled them :p11:14
trygvebw*checking*11:14
tepsipakkii'm pretty sure they aren't ;)11:14
tepsipakkinothing depends on them11:15
trygvebwyou were right :p11:15
trygvebwthanks :)11:15
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tortoise_is an upgrade to breezy safe now??11:27
ograchecking for python module gnome.canvas... no11:29
ograconfigure: error: *** pygtk installed but not visible from python11:29
ograGAH !11:30
ograseb128, ^^^ did they rmove it completely now ??11:30
ograremove even11:30
ograjamesh, ping ? 11:32
seb128python2.4-gnome2: /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/gtk-2.0/gnomecanvas.so11:33
seb128you want this maybe?11:33
ogragar gar gar.... 11:34
ograseb128, can you imagine in how many places i have to fix that in 43MB gcompris source ?11:34
ogra*sigh* (deeply)11:34
seb128what?11:34
ogragnome.canvas11:34
seb128>>> import gnome.canvas11:35
seb128__main__:1: DeprecationWarning: Module gnome.canvas is deprecated; please import gnomecanvas instead11:35
seb128>>>11:35
ograchanging to gnomecanvas11:35
seb128but it works11:35
seb128install python2.4-gnome211:35
seb128no need to change anything11:35
ograpython-gnome2-dev is a dependency... 11:35
seb128and changing "gnome.canvas" by "gnomecanvas" is not a big deal anyway11:35
ograso it should work11:35
seb128read the config.log 11:36
seb128what package is that?11:36
ograyep11:36
ogragcompris *shudder*11:36
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ograthe current source doesnt build on gcc-4.0 systems... i'm patching cvs on top of it...its very ugly...but complies11:37
ogracompiles too11:37
seb128what does the config.log says?11:38
seb128I'll download that later if required11:38
ograi'll have to build again, my pbuilder doesnt leave a config.log 11:38
ograseb128, nope, its ok, i'll fix it, thanks for the tip... i was just worried gnomecanvas dissapeared completely in favor of cairo11:39
seb128nop11:40
seb128and deprecated stuff are not trashed anyway11:40
ograoki... nice to know :)11:42
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trygvebw:/11:43
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trygvebwi installed all xkb packages, but i still recieve that startup error :(11:45
Amaranthtrygvebw: System->Preferences->Keyboard, layout tab, reset to defaults11:46
trygvebwill try11:47
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trygvebwokay11:50
trygvebwus layout works, but when i change i get that xkb message again and the keyboard layout settings program crashes :(11:50
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trygvebwwith this in the console:11:51
trygvebw** (gnome-keyboard-properties:7035): CRITICAL **: XkbGetKeyboard failed to get keyboard from the server!11:51
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Kamions/read/head/11:55
trygvebwheh11:55
trygvebwand in addition, xorgconfig is *gone*11:56
pittielmo: centericq sync, please11:56
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mvoseb128: thanks for fixing #6088 (gaim)11:58
mvos/gaim/gamin/11:58
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trygvebwwtf11:59
seb128I'm not the one which fixed it, I've just updated the package, but thanks :)11:59
trygvebwthere is no /etc/X11/xkb/symbols on my system :O11:59
trygvebwwhat is the name of the most important xkb packages?12:00
tepsipakkiinstall xkeyboard-config12:01
tepsipakkias advised12:01
trygvebwyah12:01
trygvebwit was installed already12:01
tepsipakkireinstall it12:01
trygvebwive written my new problem above12:01
trygvebwoh wait12:02
trygvebwmoment12:02
trygvebwtrying to relog12:02
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trygvebwhm12:10
trygvebwi still get that message on gnome-start, and keyboard settings still crash :(12:10
trygvebwthis is after reinstall xkeyboard-config12:11
trygvebw*reinstalling12:13
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trygvebwokay, x works now :D12:17
trygvebwhad to reinstall xlibs, xbase-clients, xkbutils and xkeyboard-config12:18
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pittielmo: wordpress sync, please12:24
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janimoelmo please sync the xfce4 package (a meta), dropping ubuntu changes, thanks12:34
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elmopitti / janimo: done12:35
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tsengwhiprush: dude, wouldnt it make more sense to do at least half the rhythmbox/itunes howl stuff with gnomevfs?12:43
Riddellelmo: could you sync qt4-x11 from debian (or should I ask permission for new packages first?)12:44
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tsengRiddell: new universe is ok for now12:44
Riddellok, please sync elmo 12:45
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Mezlamont/infinity: ping12:50
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\shelmo: ping do u have any new informations about the linodeservers?12:54
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seb128pitti: what's going on with languages packs?01:14
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carlosseb128, near there01:15
seb128carlos: what do you mean?01:15
pittiseb128: the last hoary tarball was unusable, so I still have no data; yesterday I asked mdz for a talk about the final structure decision01:15
carlosseb128, Breezy import should be finished today or tomorrow, we restarted the process yesterday01:15
seb128k01:15
carlosand I hope the issues martin raised will be fixed also this week01:16
seb128pitti: grumpf ... I understand that's not an easy situation, but translators, users, etc expect getting to get translations updates now01:16
seb128pitti: not easy to catch up on what do do when you have no idea of what is not translated and what is due to language-packs01:16
seb128k, so this week guys?01:17
pittiI'll just go with the split approach if no miracle happens by tomorrow01:17
seb128thanks01:18
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Mezwhy was libexif deleted?01:19
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seb128Mez: soname change01:20
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Mezah fair enough :D01:23
Mezwhats the new name?01:23
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seb128Mez: apt-cache search libexif?01:26
seb128it's libexif1201:26
ograseb128, still no luck for me with gcompris... its quite strange, configure runs fine on my system, but breaks in the pbuilder... i've put up the config.log here: http://www.grawert.net/gcompris_config.log01:31
ograseb128, and this is my Dep line: Build-Depends: libgnomeui-dev (>= 2.6.1.1-4), debhelper (>= 4.2.3), libxml2-dev, libao-dev, libvorbis-dev (>= 1.0.0-2), gnuchess, texinfo, texi2html, dh-buildinfo, libassetml-dev (>= 1.1-2), python2.4-dev, python-gtk2-dev, python-gnome2-dev, libsdl-mixer1.2-dev, libxml-parser-perl, libxrandr-dev01:32
ograseb128, could you have a look why it doesnt find gnomecanvas ?01:32
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seb128ogra: and if you hack the configure to change gnome.canvas by gnomecanvas?01:37
ogradidnt work01:37
ograits very strange...01:38
jdthoodFor ALSA purposes we want to add a second .asoundrc file.  We have thought of calling it either '.asoundrc.foo' or '.foo.asoundrc'.  Can anyone think of a reason to prefer one or the other?01:38
ograit works with gnome.canvas locally01:38
ogra(i.e. not in the pbuilder)01:38
jdthood... or does anyone have a better suggestion?01:38
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jdubjdthood: easier to find if it's .asoundrc* ?01:39
sabdfljdub: congrats dude!01:41
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ograoh, yes... jdub when do you open a church now ? :)01:42
jdthoodjdub: Is that a lot easier than .*.asoundrc?  ;)01:42
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jdthoodjdub: I am mainly wondering whether or not there is a precedent already set by some other program that has multiple .*rc files.01:43
ograjdthood, .asoundrc* finds you both files, .*.asoundrc doesnt01:43
jdthoodogra: Ah, true01:44
jdthoodI should have said '.*asoundrc'01:44
ogra:)01:44
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lifelessdark: is x unfucked yet ?01:52
lifelessbah01:52
lifeless... is x unfucked yet ?01:52
tsengdont ask daniel01:52
tsenghe's been claiming its been unfucked for weeks.01:52
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Treenakswell, it's unfuckedish for me01:53
ogradid xfce already build ?01:53
Treenaksso he could be right, as I mess with my config manually01:53
tsengogra: thats just a meta package01:53
ogratseng, yes, but a look at the buildlogs says its fine... try it :)01:54
tsengboo, kernel update01:54
ograand l-r-m update :)01:54
tsenghm no abi break01:54
Treenaksl-r-m update?01:54
tsengogra: is lrm built?01:54
Treenakstseng: yes, it built.. but I think it's NEW01:55
tsengoh, right01:55
ograyes, but for the last version... it needs a rebuild for the new one i guess01:55
ograthere was a linux-meta update afterwards01:55
Treenaks2.6.12-6 -- more ABI breakage?01:55
tseng-6 is not an abi bump, dude.01:56
ograerr, s/linux-meta/linux-source01:56
Treenakstseng: hm..01:56
tsengthat would be -701:56
TreenaksI thought it used to be -501:57
tseng5 was on 28 Jul01:57
janimotseng/ogra xfce is in the process of becoming installable :)02:01
tsengjanimo: :)02:01
tsengive been waiting a long time to play with the new 4.2 stuff02:01
tseng*shiny*02:01
janimotseng, but that stuff was in hoary did you know?02:01
janimo4.2.1.102:02
tsengi havent had hoary in months02:02
janimoI am on breezy too but I didn't update to broken xfce4 so I still run the hoary packages02:02
tsengheh02:02
janimoonly the past days did I have time fro ubuntu, but I will have even more shortly ;)02:03
tsenggreat.02:04
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jdubsabdfl: thanks!02:05
jdubogra: haha02:05
ogra:)02:05
janimoanybody got the power to force a rebuild of some packages w/o upload?I see lamont is away02:06
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janimoor what is the interval failed builds are retried02:07
ajmitchhi all02:07
janimohi ajmitch02:07
ajmitchmpt: .br now?02:07
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mptajmitch: For the past 2.5 weeks and the next few months, yes02:09
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ajmitchmpt: well it'll be a welcome change from nelson for awhile :)02:10
ogrampt, months ? 02:11
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mvoseb128: is there a known problem with gtk2.7 and the treeview? I get some odd stuff here with a pygtk custom treemodel02:20
seb128nop02:22
seb128what "odd stuff"?02:22
mvoseb128: columns without content, I'm debugging it right now, maybe my treemodel code02:22
seb128k02:23
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ograeeek02:28
ogratar: gcompris-7.0.0PRE1/boards/music/background/Brahms__Johannes_-_String_Quartet_C_minor__Op_51_mvmt_4.ogg: file name is too long (max 99); not dumped02:28
Mez hmmles02:28
Mezif theres a buildlog saying something built successfully02:29
Mezthen it shouldnt show up as still building in the lists ... should it?02:29
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mvoseb128: here is what it looks like, can't reproduce it on hoary http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/bad-treeview.png02:35
seb128mvo: the empty lines?02:36
mvoseb128: yes. happens after I call row_inserted() in pygtk it seems02:37
hervehmm... I had a selection list out its box in firefox02:37
hervebut this could have been a gecko bug02:37
Mezany news on the GTK bug tht makes all the fonts look massive02:39
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seb128Mez: there is no such bug known02:44
seb128mvo: do you have a small example for this ubg?02:44
Mezseb128, I'mn in breezy, and well, my FF fonts are massive compared to what they were in hoary/what they are in konqueror02:46
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MezI'm not too sure if it's only in FF...02:46
Mezbut in FF it's not just stuff rendered by GTK02:46
Mezby FF *02:46
MezIt's like, buttons and menus and stuff02:46
MezI share the same home drive between hoary and breezy and it looks different on breezy02:47
winklemaybe the autohinter is turned on?02:47
Mezautohinter?02:48
ajmitchMez: I had large fonts, but that problem seems to have gone away recently02:48
ajmitchfonts appeared to be out by about 2 pt02:48
Mezajmitch, tha'ts about right yeah02:49
herveMez, I saw Mozilla with like 72pt menu bar a few times02:49
MezI've still got the problem like02:49
Mezhmm02:49
Mezone sec02:49
mvoseb128: I figured it out. its a gtk problem that is triggered when I set "fixed_height" mode02:50
mvoseb128: it's not strictly a gtk bug, but seting fixed_height too early result in this funny screen02:51
seb128k02:51
seb128ajmitch: dpi setting was not used by pango/cairo before cairo 0.6 02:51
Mezhttp://dev.kubuntu.org.uk/~mez/screenies/bug.png02:52
ajmitchseb128: which is probably why it disappeared after only a couple of days02:52
Mezthats a screeny of my problem (comparison between FF and Konq02:52
tsengMez: is that really a "bug"?02:53
Meztseng: yes...02:53
lamont-awayjanimo: which package?02:53
Meztseng: It's showing everything BIGGER than it should be02:53
Mezall my settings are the same02:53
Mezbtu FF is showing it bigger (And all the internal fonts)02:53
MezIt's a real pain in the ass.. and looks f**king ugly, and make my browsing prettry unbearable02:54
Mez+ it throws off the layout of MANy webpages02:55
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MezIt extends to like, menus aswell02:56
seb128does it happen under GNOME ?02:56
seb128or is a that kubuntu specific?02:56
Mezseb128: gnome wouldnt install for me in breezy, so I havent been able to try yet02:56
ajmitchMez: you haven't backported gtk+ recently have you?02:57
Mezajmitch, this is in breezy02:57
Meztheres no backports for breezy02:57
ajmitchok..02:58
RiddellMez: try starting your session using gdm02:58
Riddellit's because kdm tries to ask the monitor for pixels per inch while gdm just sets it to a fixed value02:59
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MezRiddell, I prefer gdm over kdm and FF iss etup to use the system setting for dpi03:00
MezI changed it to use  /96dpi and now the font looks right in webpages but not in the application itself03:01
janimolamont-away, xfce4-session xfce4-utils03:02
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seb128lamont-away, infinity: could you push libgphoto2 gthumb eog gimp nautilus builds, they need a retry now than libexif12 is to main03:04
lamont-awayseb128/janimo: done03:10
lamont-awaywell..03:10
lamont-awayseb128: I need to look at gimp in a bit - I didn't have any logfile for the trivial give-back03:10
lamont-awayjanimo: xfce4-* given-back03:11
janimolamont-away, thanks, what does given back mean is it a problem?03:11
tsengjanimo: it means he is building it again.03:12
tsenggiven back to the buildd03:12
lamont-awayjanimo: when a build fails for any reason, the buildd is done with it until told otherwise.03:12
lamont-awaycertain failures are automatically dealt with, others require infinity/me to deal with them.03:12
janimook I was afraid it was given back to me :)03:12
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lamont-awayjanimo: nah - if i was giving it back to you, I'd give you (admittedly pretty terse) reason why it was FTBFS (and would remain so until you re-uploaded)03:13
janimolamont-away  is the distinction described somewhere or is it just secret ancient unwritten foo ?03:13
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seb128lamont-away: thanks03:13
lamont-awaybuild-depends that are missing are automated.  If something you build-depend on is uninstallable because it, in turn, depends on something that is uninstallable, that case isn't automated.03:14
martinhjseb128: seen mjg59 latly? I have runned some tests on my computer which he was interested in.. now I haven't seen him active here for many days03:14
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lamont-awaylikewise, genuine errors in the compilation are manual, since they are likely to be, well, source-change-requiring03:14
seb128martinhj: nop03:14
janimolamont-away, thanks for the info03:14
lamont-awaynp.  that's still way-incomplete, but is a pretty high-level overview03:16
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lamont-awayand on that note, /me -> work03:17
tsenghave a good one, lamont-away 03:18
janimoelmo please sync xffm4, thanks03:22
MezRiddell, still same with gdm03:22
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tsengmdke: ubuntu-doc is up. linode rebooted me04:00
tsengmdke: beta system as i said04:00
martinhjdoes Ubuntu apply any more patches than those in linux-patches-ubuntu-x.x.x?04:04
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Mezelmo/mdz: ping04:29
bob2Mez: oi04:29
Mezoi?04:29
bob2Mez: python-xdg in some "backports" repository is broken04:29
janimoelmo, please sync unison, unison-gtk (gtk2 at last)04:29
bob2and makes gnome-app-installer crash04:30
Mezbob2: whats the source package?04:30
bob2...presuambly python-xdg04:31
makoTreenaks: that's so funny about the suse starting to send free cds04:31
bob2Amaranth: fill Mez in on details, kthx04:31
Mezpyxdg04:31
Mezbob2 - it's in the unofficial it seems :D04:31
makoclearly, they're trying to compete with ubuntu04:31
bob2ah, indeed, my apologies04:31
MezI'll have a look I need to doa svn update04:31
makothe problem with that idea, of course, is that they'll be sending suse cds04:31
bob2thanks04:32
makothat's basically like sending hate mail04:32
makowell, not that bad.. but still ;)04:32
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Mezwb lamont04:33
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jordimako: heh04:34
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philiKONdoko, ayt?04:38
bob2he's been idle 14 hours, tho04:39
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bddebianHello04:42
pittiphiliKON: he is away until tomorrow afternoon (ca 1400 UTC)04:42
philiKONic04:42
philiKONthanks04:42
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Kamionlamont: (moving from #debian-devel) yeah, that's fine, build a new daily if you like05:24
KamionWOOHOO, base-config progress bar AND a passthrough question05:25
lamontKamion: well, neither mckinley kernel is booting on my mckinley.... so I'm gonna install an itanium kernel, and if that fails, then I'm gonna be mad05:26
Kamionwith a fairly seriously hacked-up debconf, but there you go ...05:26
tsengKamion: :)05:26
ograseb128, ping05:26
seb128pong05:27
seb128Amaranth: around?05:27
ograseb128, the dependency line from python-gnome2-dev seems strange: Depends: python (<< 2.5), python (>= 2.4)05:27
ograshouldnt there be python-gnome2 in ?05:27
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seb128yeah, probably05:28
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ographew... and i was starting to go crazy with the gcompris error...05:28
ograseb128, thanks :)05:29
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JaneWPlease note that there will be a special BreezyGoals update meeting tomorrow: ** 19:00 UTC on Friday 5 August 2005 in #ubuntu-meeting **05:57
seb128grumpf, what a nice day/time for a work meeting :p05:58
pittiargh05:58
seb128friday evening05:58
seb128pitti: oh, you too :)05:59
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mvoJaneW: I may not be able to make it at that time (but I'll try)06:00
pittiJaneW: we know that we slack with the goals, but isn't that punishment a bit too harsh? :-)06:00
JaneWpitti: I agree, can you suggest another time tomorrow when Matt's up?06:01
seb128maybe if we all update the wiki now they will move it? :)06:01
JaneW16:00?06:01
JaneWseb128: :P06:01
seb12816:00 would be nicer imho06:01
pittiJaneW: we should ask mdz himself; if necessary, I'm available at 1900, too06:01
Kamionsorry, can't make 19:00 on Friday06:02
JaneWhe said he's happy with 19:0006:02
JaneWKamion: 16:00?06:02
mvoJaneW: slightly better but I'll only have 1h then. I'll travel from 17:00UTC-20:00UTC :/06:02
JaneW15:00?06:03
Kamion16:00 works as long as it's relatively short; I have to leave no later than 17:1506:03
KamionI have a meeting at 17:30 with the priest who's marrying us06:03
Kamionperhaps a bit more notice could be given of whole-team meetings so that we have time to find a suitable time06:04
JaneWyes time would be nice, but we are just deciding to do this now...06:05
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JaneWok 15:00 or 16:00 we'll go with the consensus...06:05
Kamionany chance of using e-mail rather than IRC for this?06:06
JaneWok 15?06:06
JaneWKamion: for you maybe, but I have tried e-mail with very limited success ...06:06
Kamionmany people avoid paying attention to IRC when concentrating on work, and those that do pay attention may well be asleep06:07
Kamionwith e-mail, people at least have a chance to object; if they don't object, then silence implies consent06:07
Kamionbut silence-implies-consent is pretty harsh for stuff decided on IRC06:08
JaneWoic, I thought you wants the meeting via e-mail06:08
Kamionoh no, clearly not06:08
Kamionfor deciding a time, I mean06:08
JaneWsure I am about the send an e-mail off, I was just feeling the waters first06:08
Kamionok, good06:09
seb128pitti: around?06:09
pittiyes :-)06:09
seb128pitti: are you busy?06:09
pittiseb128: no, I just finished my third cocktail and wonder what to do :-)06:09
pittiseb128: not more busy than usual, dealing with neverending security holes06:10
seb128pitti: is pycairo something easy to review for you? I would like to push pygtk/cairo this week 06:10
pittiseb128: I'm sure that's trivial; I also need to finish the libnotify review06:10
JaneWPlease note that there will be a special BreezyGoals update meeting tomorrow: ** 15:00 UTC on Friday 5 August 2005 in #ubuntu-meeting **06:11
seb128k, so if you can push that somewhere on your planning for today/tomorrow that would be nice06:11
seb128JaneW: thanks :)06:11
pittiseb128: btw, did you see the page? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionReportLibnotify06:11
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seb128pitti: yeah, I've pointed it to upstream this morning, he said he wish he had a ppc to debug the hang issue06:11
pittiseb128: did you test the package already? does it work?06:11
pittiseb128: no worries, I'll look into it06:11
pittiseb128: the package = pycairo06:11
JaneWseb128: glad to see you smiling.06:11
pittiJaneW: thanks, 1500 is much more human on weekends :-) this is pending confirmation from mdz?06:12
seb128pitti: pycairo? the package example works fine and pygtk 2.7.2 build happily with it06:12
pittiseb128: ok, sounds good :-) then it's just a little bureaucrazy, I do it now06:13
JaneWpitti: mdz doesn;t love the time, but said he'll conceed because it's short notice and friday :)06:13
JaneWwe'll most likely be holding these meeting weekly now, most probably on a Thursday (possibly 20:00UTC)06:13
tsengweekly..?06:14
tsengdoes this involve all goals?06:15
ogratseng, indeed06:15
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pittiseb128: odd, a DD created the package and the changelog starts last year, so why isn't it in Debian?06:16
JaneWyes06:16
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dholbachhellas!06:17
pittiHi dholbach 06:17
dholbachmartin! how are you?06:17
pittifine, and you? how's the thesis?06:17
seb128pitti: cairo API still moving, not really, useful, etc et was waiting06:18
seb128pitti: he has sent an ITP some days ago and will upload the package to Debians oon06:18
dholbachpitti: coming on fine, today i feel much more confident :)06:18
dholbachsb! :)06:19
seb128pitti: the same maintainer as cairo/glitz, he maintains his packages here: http://cairographics.org/packages/debian/unstable/06:21
seb128dholbach: hey06:21
Kamion20:00 UTC on Thursday? suck06:21
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jasoncohenpitti, does CAN-2005-0806 apply to hoary's evolution? The CVE says it applies to 2.0.3 but it shows in http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/ubuntu-cve/unfixed.html06:51
pittijasoncohen: probably not, but I didn't check06:52
pittijasoncohen: that's one of those "it's just a plain bug" things that have very low priority in my todo list06:52
jasoncohenpitti, i was wondering why ubuntu doesn't have something like fedora where security issues are marked by severity so users have an idea how important it is to upgrade06:58
pittijasoncohen: well, I explain it using standard terms like "local/remote attacker" and "Denial of Service"/"Arbitrary code execution"06:59
pittijasoncohen: that are objective terms, as opposed to my gut feeling what's important and what not07:00
pittijasoncohen: the importance depends on which software the user actually needs and for what...07:00
pittijasoncohen: do you really think it would make a big benefit?07:00
pittijasoncohen: and if so, which criteria we should use for classification?07:00
jasoncohenpitti, well- i asked only because i often get the sense users don't install security updates in a timely fashion because they don't understand their importance07:01
pittijasoncohen: but debian/ubuntu makes it so easy...07:01
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HiddenWolfpitti: ask yourself if any new novice would know / notice update-manager07:02
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jasoncohenpitti, for example users will clamor for the latest security updates on firefox but other system packages they'll leave unpatched as they don't understand the description of the security flaw. If there was something that said "critical" or "very imortant", users might be more likely to update07:02
pittijasoncohen: ok, so let's just take today's apache upgrade - how would you rate it?07:03
jasoncohenpitti, i also think there should be something to identify update-manger for a new user- perhaps a popup that says "Security updates are available" with an option to close the popup...sounds too much like windows- but new users don't upgrade. i see it all the time07:03
pittijasoncohen: a few percent of the users actually use apache as proxy, for them it is critical if they server a net, or irrelevant if they just use it for themselves07:03
pittijasoncohen: users ignoring u-m? that's an interesting thing, I didn't think about that yet07:04
Kamionusers don't upgrade Windows either though ...07:04
jasoncohenwell, i'm not that worried about apache...one would hope that a server user would be a little more knowledgeable 07:04
jasoncohenKamion, more do because it annoys you if you don't :)07:04
pittiwell, mvo could use libnotify if security updates are available07:04
Kamionit took me six months to train my parents to install updates rather than ignoring them07:04
HiddenWolfpitti, jasoncohen: thos windows poups are noticable, and they work well.07:04
jasoncohenHiddenWolf, i agree- i think we need them07:04
pittiHiddenWolf: like libnotify`07:05
pitti?07:05
jasoncohenthe red circle isn't an obvious enough descriptor07:05
HiddenWolfpitti: not familiar with it. They give you a little comic-style text-baloon coming out of the notification area, from the application that requests user intervention. They grab attention, and direct it to the icon responsible - will dissapear either after action is taken or after a little while (configurable)07:06
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HiddenWolfpitti: that's how winxp does it ^07:06
jasoncohencan we do something like that?07:06
jasoncoheni actually think the same thing should be done when you insert a new hardware device- "something like HP 750xi printer detected. Click here to configure your printer". That actually was discussed as a breezy goal07:07
jasoncohenpitti, honestly, i think *most* new users ignore the update manager or don't know about it07:08
pittijasoncohen: that bubble is what I currently do for new sound cards07:08
HiddenWolfI especially like it that the notification comes out of the icon responsible for it. That connects the warning to an icon, so later on, if you see the icon, you'll know it's updates waiting for you.07:08
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jasoncohenthey dont' know there are updates since the only "message" is the red circle07:08
pittiok, I talk to mvo to add libnotify support07:09
jasoncohenpitti, also, is there any way to limit update-manager to security updates?07:09
HiddenWolfjasoncohen: stick to stable. ;)07:09
pittijasoncohen: for stable releases there will be only scurity updates anyway07:09
jasoncohenperhaps security/bugfix updates. backports users might not want to upgrade through update-notifier07:09
jasoncohenthey also might be less likely to update if they see updates every few days07:10
Kamionactually that's not true, base-config includes hoary-updates in sources.list by default as well as hoary-security07:10
Kamionbut we generally want people to take updates from hoary-updates by default07:10
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jasoncohenpitti, by default a user will receive updates from hoary-security and hoary-updates. but now that backports is official, we must recognize its presence07:10
jasoncohenit would be very easy to do07:11
HiddenWolfunfortunatly he has a piont. :P07:11
Kamionbackports / development release users might well want to upgrade through update-notifier (especially once it / something similar learns to dist-upgrade), but they probably won't want to be nagged about it by popup windows07:11
HiddenWolfKamion: notifications should be configurable of course.07:11
Kamionsensible defaults > configuration07:12
jasoncohenjust have a choice for "View Security & Bug Fix Updates Only" and then if the user enables that have it read from /etc/apt/sources.list.security which only needs to have hoary-security and hoary-updates07:12
HiddenWolfKamion: true, but you'll bug the hell out of people using development versions if you default it to 'stable' settings.07:12
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jasoncohenKamion, or- if libnotify were intelligent, it could only create a popup IF the update was from hoary-security or hoary-updates07:13
HiddenWolfWhile we're at it, in ~6 months time, will *something* popup a notice that warty is obsolete?07:13
jasoncohenKamion, update-manager will be able to do a dist-upgrade and there will be a simple distribution upgrade path- the user will be notified a new version exists and they'll be able to upgrade without any configuration changes through update-manger07:14
KamionHiddenWolf: obviously - perhaps you are mistaking what I think "sensible defaults" would be07:15
Kamionjasoncohen: hasn't been done yet though07:15
jasoncohencron-apt works the same way- you can use an altnerative sources.list for security updates only07:15
jasoncohenKamion, it's a breezygoal...i'm hoping very much that it gets done07:15
Kamionbreezy goal doesn't imply gets done, unfortunately07:15
Kamionlet's hope so, but still07:16
jasoncohenwell- what's nice for new users is that http://niran.org/code/soc/ did get done07:16
Kamionjasoncohen: and in any case I said "once [it]  learns to dist-upgrade", so I did know about the goal already07:16
jasoncohenwe will see a dramatically improved gnome-app-install that has a comprehensive discription + possibley homepage and screenshots for every app with a .desktop file and it will be organized well and easy to use for new users07:17
jasoncohenand i talked to the developer of that breezygoal last night. he's about done07:17
jasoncohenhe's also developed a way for users to install software from a developer's website using synaptic. you click a link which loads an xml file that tells synaptic to install package. it can't add repos so it should be secure07:18
HiddenWolfjasoncohen: nice!07:19
HiddenWolfI can see a load of problems with that, but nice!07:19
jasoncohenit'll be very cool for the wiki pages07:19
jasoncohenwe'll hopefully be able to add a link to install packages right from the wiki page07:20
Kamionerm07:20
jasoncoheni would love to do that on my multimedia page07:20
pefbye !07:20
Kamionso you know the way Ubuntu comes with no firewall preconfigured, because users have to make an explicit decision to install server packages?07:20
jasoncohenyup07:21
jasoncohenKamion, there are no open ports by default07:21
KamionI know that, I was in the original discussions :P07:21
sivangKamion: I'm still amazed by the reaction I get to this by converting people :) "Huh?! How come there is not firewall?" 07:21
Kamionmy point is that "can't add repos" doesn't mean it's automatically secure07:21
HiddenWolfjasoncohen: what'd be cool is if the documentation gnome-app-install shows a description from a wikipedia style package wiki.07:21
Kamionbecause now, anyone can cause a server to be present by convincing a user to click on a link07:21
jasoncohenKamion, it'll still tell a user what's being installed07:22
Kamion"<gobbledegook> OK?"07:22
HiddenWolfjasoncohen: so you face the description07:22
Kamion(which is what the dialog box will look like to people not expecting it)07:22
HiddenWolfpackage would be unauthenticated, but that's not scary enough.07:22
HiddenWolfs/face/fake07:23
jasoncohenno- it wouldn't. apache2 would authenticate for example07:23
jasoncohenanything in ubuntu's repos would authenticate just fine07:23
jasoncohenKamion, how about something like g-a-i?07:23
Kamiondoes that not scare you? we have a lot of server packages, many of which should not be installed unless you know what you're doing07:23
jasoncohenKamion, http://niran.org/code/soc/ - view the last picture07:24
KamionI don't see the relevance ...07:24
jasoncohenKamion, we could have a simple popup with the name of a program and a simple description. also, we could add a warning, "Are you sure you want to add these server pacakges. They may cause security vulnerabilities"07:25
jasoncohenKamion, mandriva does that during install07:25
KamionI just don't think that warning will be heeded07:26
KamionI am really scared of anything that installs packages based on something you can do in ordinary web browsing, which is often hideously insecure07:26
Kamionwarning or no warning07:26
Kamionat UDU we discussed only ever installing packages from something that used some of the widgets from gtkmozembed etc., but not from firefox itself07:27
jasoncohenbut how is this different from someone saying on a webpage- if you want gaim run "sudo apt-get install gaim apache2 mysql"07:27
jasoncohen*mysql-server07:27
Kamionthat requires conscious action from a user to do, and it's pretty clear what's happening if they have to explicitly invoke a package management tool07:27
jasoncohenand it's not going to be obvious if synaptic comes up and asks to install something?07:28
Kamionwhereas links can be obfuscated, and too many people are conditioned to OKing dialog boxes07:28
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Kamionif synaptic comes up, maybe; not if just a dialog saying "are you sure you want to install this package?" comes up07:28
elmoybin: Please add ofboot=<path> where <path> is the OpenFirmware path to /dev/sda2 to /etc/yaboot.conf07:29
jasoncohenKamion, i think it brings up synaptic with the package(s) enabled07:29
jasoncohento install07:29
Kamionbut synaptic coming up seems to be an obvious target for usability types to eliminate, so I suspect that would go away, and then we'd be left in the terrifying scenario07:29
elmokamion: I'm getting that with a breezy kernel (on a hoary systme) - have you seen that, and/or do you know what it wants? :)07:29
jasoncohenpitti, so, are you opposed to the idea of having a security/bug fix update only choice for update-manager?07:30
Kamionelmo: what does 'ofpath /dev/sda2' say?07:30
elmoofpath: /proc/device-tree is broken.  Do not use BootX to boot, use yaboot.07:30
elmoofpath: The yaboot HOWTO can be found here: http://www.alaska.net/~erbenson/doc07:30
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pittijasoncohen: not really, but I'm not opposed to a special notification if there is a security update07:31
jasoncohenpitti, ok, would that be difficult to implement and is it something someone is interested in doing? i unfortunately don't have any programming knowledge07:31
pittijasoncohen: can you please talk to mvo when he comes back?07:32
jasoncohenok07:32
pittiu-m is his baby07:32
pittithanks07:32
Kamionelmo: muh?07:32
elmoKamion: yeah, neat07:33
elmoKamion: it's davis, FWIW07:33
Kamionls -l /proc/device-tree | grep -q ^lr07:33
elmoand ofpath seems to work without privs07:33
Kamionthat's the test07:33
Kamionno symlinks in the top level of /proc/device-tree - wtf?07:34
Kamionlike, er, minor details like /proc/device-tree/pci07:34
jasoncohenis Michael Vogt mvo?07:34
Kamionyes07:34
elmothis is a fairly early breezy kernel, I'm trying to upgrade to a more recent one07:34
pittidholbach, ajmitch: could one of you please merge ethereal from Debian? it fixes a lot of vulns07:34
jasoncohenah, so he's the one working on http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/SystemUpgradeTool07:34
dholbachpitti: i'll look into it07:35
elmokamion: I might just reboot into the new one, and see if /proc/device-tree is happier07:35
pittidholbach, ajmitch: it almost looks like the package can be synced07:35
dholbachpitti: ok, i'll double check07:35
pittidholbach: thanks :-)07:35
Kamionelmo: you'd need a ppc kernel guru to check if device-tree's meant to be that way; kinda hard to check from userspace07:37
elmook07:37
Kamionelmo: doing 'dev / ls' at an OF prompt might be worthwhile, see if it has the links or aliases or however they show up at that level07:37
Kamionlrwxrwxrwx  1 root root 12 2005-08-04 18:32 /proc/device-tree/pci -> pci@f000000007:38
Kamionstuff like that should really be in /proc/device-tree/07:38
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dholbachelmo: could you please sync ethereal from unstable, when you find the time?07:41
elmoKamion: latest breezy does the same thing - I'll pester the kernel folks07:41
elmodholbach: ok to override ubuntu changes?\07:42
dholbachyes, go ahead!07:42
zulhmmm?07:43
pittidholbach: thx for cross-checking07:44
dholbachelmo: is somebody else doing syncs these days? some motus wanted to know what to do about syncs, when you're not available ... and i couldn't tell me for sure, because i wasn't around that much07:44
elmodholbach: just have them mail me07:44
dholbachalright, i will tell them07:44
dholbachelmo: thank you07:44
elmo(if I'm not around07:45
elmo+ otherwise, on IRC is obviously fine)07:45
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shayauh, are there supposed to be .ko files in linux-restricted-modules?07:56
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shayathere dont seem to be any07:56
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jasoncohenshaya, there are07:57
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jasoncohenshaya, i think you're looking at the dummy package linux-restricted-modules-arch07:57
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shayauh?07:57
shayaspotter@dent:/lib/linux-restricted-modules$ find . -name '*.ko' -print07:57
shayaspotter@dent:/lib/linux-restricted-modules$07:57
jasoncohenshaya, dpkg -L linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r`07:58
shayaspotter@dent:/lib/linux-restricted-modules$ dpkg -L linux-restricted-modules-2.6.12-6-686 |grep ko07:58
shayaspotter@dent:/lib/linux-restricted-modules$07:58
jasoncohenoh, ok07:58
jasoncohenwhen did that package enter breezy?07:59
shayatoday07:59
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Treenakshey07:59
Treenakswhere'd glxinfo go?08:00
Kamionshaya: they're linked at run-time08:04
shayareally?08:06
shayahow does that work?08:06
mdzshaya: pong08:06
Kamionsee linux-restricted-modules-common08:06
shayaand what's the point?08:06
shayalrm-manager has no manpage08:06
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Treenaksglxinfo is gone :(08:14
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AmaranthTreenaks: glxinfo is unimportant08:23
janimonosestseng you can test xfce now :)08:24
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MezAmaranth: ping08:27
Amaranthpong08:28
MezAmaranth, bob2 was telling me something was breaking something in BP ..08:29
Mezand that you knew about it08:29
Amaranthyeah, pyxdg needs to conflict with gnome-app-install08:29
Mezshouldnt that conflict in breezy?08:30
Amaranthwell, no08:32
Amaranthgnome-app-install is turning into niran's new project08:32
Amaranthwhich works with pyxdg 0.1408:32
Mezso why should it conflict?08:33
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Amaranthit should in backports08:34
Amaranthbecause you don't have niran's shiny stuff08:34
Mezthen let us have it08:34
Amaranthwe don't have it either :P08:34
Amaranthi suppose you could fix g-a-i in breezy and backport it08:35
Mez*shrugs*08:36
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shayawell, however restricted modules are supposed to work, they dont seem to work well08:36
KamionAmaranth: a versioned Conflicts would be fine08:37
shayajust booted into .12 and it couldn't load madwifi08:37
tsengjanimonoses: rock on08:38
Amaranthshaya: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.12 isn't even in the archives yet, is it?08:39
Amaranthand when i built it on my own it seemed to be split into a bunch of smaller packages08:40
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Mezpitti: ping08:42
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pittiHi Mez 08:48
shayaAmaranth: it is08:52
Mezhey pitti, just looking at libgda2 ... and it needs a lil tweak to be able to be backported,08:52
Mezjust wondering if you'd make the tweak and upload08:52
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pittiwhich tweak?08:52
pittiMez: if you send me a debdiff, I can take a look at it and upload, no problem08:53
Mezpitti: it's a tiny change08:53
Meznot worth a debdiff IMO08:53
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Mezin control.in change the Build-Depends on libpq-dev to libpq-dev | postgresql-dev08:53
pittiah, I see08:54
Mezmusta missed that before or somethign08:54
sabdflelmo: do you have a handy list of the current uploaders to main and universe?08:54
pittiMez: but why not just change the build-dep in the backport?08:54
elmosabdfl: I can make one08:55
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sabdflelmo: danke08:55
Mezpitti: because we dont have access to upload to backports08:55
Mezpitti: everything has to be fixed in breezy, then backported08:56
Mezevening sabdfl :D08:56
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pittiMez: ok, if it helps you...08:56
sabdflhey Mez08:56
Mezpitti - thanks a lot :D08:56
pittiMez: hm, odd...08:57
Mezodd?08:57
elmosabdfl: sent08:57
pittiMez: it seems that the current breezy libgda already depends *only* on postgresql-dev08:57
Mezpitti: thats not true08:57
pittiMez: ah, libgda2308:57
pittilibgda2, even08:58
pittiI looked at libgda08:58
Mezhttp://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/source/libgda208:58
Mez(pitti: if thats the case libgda should be fixed aswell, postgresql-dev is a transitional pacakge)08:59
mdzpitti: it's a lot cleaner for us to share sources between breezy and backports: no merging, no human error, etc.08:59
janimonoseselmo please sync xfce4-terminal, thanks09:00
pittiMez: uploaded09:00
Mezpitti: thanks :D09:01
pittiYou're welcome :-)09:01
Mezelmo, can you re-add libgda2 when It's built?09:01
Mezand lamont/infinity can you clear the dep-wait on it please09:01
Mezmdz: did you get my email about mono backports09:01
elmojanimonoses: done09:03
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elmobah, kernel-package is horribly unfriendly to ppc6409:08
jasoncohenMez, can you upload totem 1.1.1 from mirrormax's backports to the official backport mirror? totem 1.0.1 can't play part files, so you have to wait until a download is complete to play a song. that is fixed in 1.1.109:10
lamontelmo: how so?09:10
elmolamont: it forces the architecture to ppc09:11
lamontew09:11
lamontit's helping...09:11
elmonot really :P09:11
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elmothe kernel gets it right, it's make-kpkg explicitly overriding the kernel's own idea of architecture09:11
teferihey, will you guys kill me if i ask about a bizarre problem i've found in breezy+newest kernel package+newest linux-restricted-modules?09:11
mdzMez: yes09:12
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teferiwell, i'll ask anyway. i've installed the new linux-restricted-modules and run lrm-manager. /lib/modules/2.6.12-6-686/kernel/drivers/volatile exists and is populated as expected. but if i try to modprobe, say, the atheros driver (ath_pci), it silently fails. the module doesn't show up in lsmod (or /proc/modules, obviously), but if i try modprobing it again, stracing modprobe shows that init_module returns EEXIST...09:14
janimonosesMez, how does one request a backport?09:14
ograjanimonoses, you ask Mez :)09:15
teferiif no one feels like helping me, that's okay, just tell me and i'll vanish. i hate to bother you guys, but this is a real head-scratcher09:18
janimonosesMez, could you backport the wx2.6 packages please09:18
Burgundaviapitti, have you had a chance to look at a few more of the edubuntu main inclusion stuff?09:18
pittinot yet, sorry09:19
highvoltageteferi: try #ubuntu09:19
Burgundaviapitti, np09:19
teferihighvoltage: i have. they're baffled too09:19
jasoncohenteferi, you should post a bug report. this isn't really the place to ask for support. Breezy is still a development release so things are expected to be borken09:19
jasoncohen*broken09:19
teferiyeah, i know09:19
teferioh well, to bugzilla I go09:19
jasoncohenteferi, linux-restricted-modules was just added today09:19
jasoncohenin breezy09:19
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teferijasoncohen: yep09:19
jasoncohengive it a while09:19
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Mezjanimonoses, please email it to ubuntu-backports@lists.ubuntu.com09:30
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janimonosesmez, done :)09:35
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x0rhello people09:43
x0rI just got a strange error after upgrading my xorg on breezy09:43
x0rmy xorg.conf seems not to work anymore, I also looked around and didn't found anything09:43
x0rrunning Xorg -configure to check my xorg.conf gives me: .... Missing output drivers. Configuration failed.09:44
x0rany idea?09:44
Mezx0r, support is on #ubuntu - X is b0rked, but try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg09:44
x0rdoesn't work09:45
x0rI've tried almost everything09:45
Amaranthgo bad to hoary?09:45
Amarantherr, back09:45
x0rmaybe something changed in the development cycle09:45
x0rno09:45
AmaranthX is working here09:46
x0rI'd like to use breezy and to enjoy gcc 4.0 and a fast machine09:46
x0ralso for my persnal software development09:46
Amaranthgcc 4 doesn't make things faster09:46
MezKamion: ping09:46
x0rI know09:46
KamionMez: pong09:46
x0rI like the up to date libraries and also an up to date gnome ;)09:47
MezKamion, just looking at MOTU-Merge, there's a kernel package for d-i ...09:47
KamionMez: which one?09:47
Mezis it even needed in universe?>09:47
x0r@Amaranth: do you have an nvidia graphics card?09:47
Mezlinux-kernel-di-i386-2.609:47
Amaranthx0r: nope09:47
KamionMez: no, it's probably best to remove it09:47
MezKamion: morgue candidate?09:47
Amaranthx0r: pretty sure you need to use the open source nv driver right now though09:47
Kamionlikewise linux-kernel-di-*, pretty much09:47
KamionMez: yes09:47
Mezcool :d09:48
Kamionwe've built those from the kernel source proper since forever09:48
x0r@Amaranth: I've tried the open source nv driver, that comes with xorg -> but it also doesn't work :(09:48
MezKamion: so... what should the reason be?09:48
KamionMez: superseded by linux-source-2.6.*09:49
Amaranthx0r: based on the little ammount of info you've actually given i'd say the answer is give up on X or go back to hoary09:50
Amaranthx0r: unless you give more info those are the only choices09:50
x0rok09:51
x0rwhat info do you need09:51
x0rI don't know what can help you09:51
Amaranthyour xorg log file09:51
x0rmy xorg.conf isn't useful I think09:51
x0rbecause it worked a few days ago09:51
shayaKamion: what's the reasoning for the new system w/ restricted modules?09:51
x0rwait09:52
x0rI'll post it09:52
Kamionshaya: I didn't have anything to do with it, I was just pointing out what I could see in the archive09:52
shayayea, it dont work09:53
shayatrying to read up on it09:53
Kamionmdz: can I move OEMInstaller to Completed, do you think? it almost certainly still needs more development work, but it's in the "responses to testing" and "large bug fixes" categories rather than the "code not there" category09:53
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MezKamion: this cool: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MorgueCandidates09:57
x0rhere's my xorg.conf09:58
x0r# /etc/X11/xorg.conf (xorg X Window System server configuration file)09:58
KamionMez: yes, except (a) i386v -> i386, (b) it's spelt "superseded" not "superceded" :)09:58
x0rwait09:58
MezKamion, I see your adverse to morgueing aboot10:01
Mezwhat's the point at the moment if it wont even build - and is just wasting space10:02
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xorSection "Files"10:03
xorFontPath"unix/:7100"# local font server10:03
xor# if the local font server has problems, we can fall back on these10:03
xorFontPath"/usr/share/X11/fonts/misc"10:03
xorFontPath"/usr/share/X11/fonts/cyrillic"10:03
KamionMez: we have plenty of stuff that's arch-specific; note that we have three unofficial ports already, and there has been interest in the others10:04
Kamions/the others/others/10:04
KamionI don't recall if there's been specific interest in alpha, but I really don't see why we should intentionally make life harder for such people10:04
Kamionideally, they should be able to set up a buildd and build their way up the usual chain10:05
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zAo^can I upgrade the nvidia-glx pkg without losing DRI?10:08
zAo^the new pkg that is10:08
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mdzKamion: that'd be appropriate, then, yes10:11
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hungerWhich deb contains the vmlinuz file now? linux-image-686 is empty except for some docs here.10:12
hungerlinux-restricted-modules is empty as well:-(10:13
Kamionah, s/Completed/Implemented/ now I see10:13
Kamionlinux-image-686 is a metapackage, the same as it always was. Look at its dependencies.10:14
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sabdflhey guys, i think we should start keeping track of the main-uploaders and universe-uploaders in launchpad10:17
hungerKamion: You are right of course... sorry for the stupid question. I've been running around for 18h straight now:-(10:18
sabdfldholbach, ogra: we need a universe-uploaders team in LP10:20
sabdflwe need a strict policy on who can add people to that10:20
ograok10:20
sabdflprobably, the tech board should be the owner of that team10:20
ograyup10:20
sabdflbecause tech board people need to approve universe-uploaders10:20
sabdflshould i go ahead and create it?10:21
ograyep10:21
ogra:)10:21
sabdfli'll add you two, as admins, would you then add the other motu?10:21
ograsure...10:21
ograis there a way to copy contents between teams ?10:21
ograwe already have the MOTU team for malone, i could just copy it10:21
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tortoise_new login has stopped working in breezy, and I cant switch to other virtual terminals10:23
tortoise_is this known aboot10:24
ogratortoise_, works fine here on a up to date breezy machine10:26
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Mezsabdfl: I assume you're planning to make it so uploads work through LP?10:31
ograMez, not only uploads10:31
Mezsabdfl, that's a great idea :D hehe :d and would make elmo's life a lot easier10:31
Mezogra: not only uploads ... /10:31
Mezs/\//\?/10:31
sabdflMez: yup10:31
ograMez, LP will be the center of the world for ubuntu development once its done10:31
sabdflMez: also, storage of patches and packages under development10:32
ograand not only ubuntu hopefully10:32
sabdfland allowing non-members to publish their own patches etc10:32
Mezsabdfl: sweet :D you've gotta love ubuntu for making innovations eh?10:32
sabdflMez: should be fun ;-)10:33
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Mezsabdfl: yeah, but Ubuntu makes so many changes to the way people develop - is it ever gonna be finised?10:33
sabdflMez: i hope not, i would have to find something else to get up for in the morning10:34
tsengMez: about half of the products are public now, malone, rosetta, baz10:34
tsengthe rest are more specific to building the distro10:34
tsengbesides hct is interesting to other distros I guess10:34
tsengeveryone is really looking forward to that one.10:35
Mezsabdfl: I usually find my gf kicking me in the back helps me get up in the morning10:35
sabdflMez: the whole idea is to accelerate open source development with better collaborative tools10:36
Mezsabdfl, I know, I saw the video of your speech at debconf :D10:37
Mezsabdfl: and hats off to you for funding it: I can see you being marked down as a prominent figure in geek history10:38
pittioi, where is seb128???10:40
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martinhjis there a list of patches used in the ubuntu kernel?10:44
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Mezhmm: does anyone have any FF plkugin making experience10:46
Mezit'd be so useful to hve a search plugin to search packages.ubuntu.com/packages.debian.org10:46
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AmaranthMez: That'd mostly be a copy/paste of another search plugin.10:48
MezAmaranth, maybe :D but still :D be usefule10:49
Mezand martinhj try http://patches.ubuntu.com/patches/10:49
AmaranthMez: I know, I'm telling you to copy/paste another plugin. :P10:49
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martinhjMez: tried that one.. I mean like a list in a wiki or something10:50
MezAmaranth, I wouldnt know where to start10:51
martinhjthere is a package in the main repository called ubuntu-kernel-patches or something.. is that a full list of all the patches used against a vanilla Linus kernel.org Linux kernel?10:52
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majiccan anyone verify that the ruby 1.8.2 package made it into backports yet?10:59
Mezmajic, erm, we're fixing a few things, it should be there then10:59
Mez(It's registering as needing a NEW when it shouldnt be10:59
majicalrighty then10:59
elmoRiddell: ?11:01
Riddellelmo: ?11:01
elmokio-apt's debian/bug.control doesn't seem appropriate?11:02
Riddellelmo: you're right there11:02
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Riddellelmo: the package is based on one from him (he's the author of kio-apt)11:03
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ajmitchmorning11:05
elmosure - I haven't rejected it, but you could fix our package not to install that file in the next upload?11:05
Riddellelmo: ok11:06
dholbachsabdfl, ogra: isn't the "motu" team just ok?11:07
ogradholbach, the motu team currently contains only administrators11:08
ogradholbach, sabdfl wants something TB controlled11:08
dholbachogra: but it just contains motus, which are universe uploaders11:08
ograyes11:08
dholbachogra: oh well... i thought they'd be happy to not having to do it themselves :)11:09
dholbachogra: aren't we good at organizing ourselves? :-p11:09
ogradholbach, i guess its our job to finally add them :)11:09
robitailledholbach: next step is to turn on the calendar in the MOTU's LP page and add the MOTU meetings in there :)11:10
dholbachogra: it's just that two groups to take care of is ... :)11:10
ajmitchrobitaille: yes, certainly :)11:10
dholbachogra: i asked about adding a mailing list to the malone team: it's no problem11:10
ajmitchdholbach: but if the 2nd group is only editable by the TB, since it will control upload rights11:11
dholbachogra: so everybody can sign up for universe-bugs or something - if they want to help us11:11
robitailleI finally found yesterday how to subscribe to other LP calendars; it's a great feature11:11
Mezit is :D11:11
dholbachrobitaille: i saw it today :)11:11
Mezdholbach, the second group will be only controllable by you and ogra and TB11:11
ajmitchdholbach: great, can some of us be signed up automatically? :)11:12
dholbachajmitch: the mailing list isnt created yet and i can only hope we don't hit anal restrictions towards it :)11:12
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ajmitchdholbach: patience..11:12
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dholbachhey mvo :)11:14
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ajmitchhi mvo 11:15
mvohey ajmitch!11:15
ogradholbach, amd64 and troubles in one sentence from *you* ?11:15
dholbachogra: ask mvo11:16
\shevening..guys11:16
mvoogra: don't ask, much hw dealer seems to be unable to build a amd64 for me that actually works :/11:16
ogramvo, did you think about the fact that we have backported main packages now for synaptic (i.e. ubuntu logo for main packages)11:16
ajmitchhmm, security bug on malone, I wonder if it's on pitti's list11:17
mvoogra: arg ... no11:17
ogramvo, cant you do that yourself ? i never trust HW dealers11:17
pittiajmitch: which one?11:17
ajmitchhttps://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/117611:17
mvoogra: I can (and did all the time until now). but I wanted to try a different way this time. 1. give money to dealer 2. get shinny pc11:17
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ajmitchok it has a CAN & debian bug, so it probably is :)11:18
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ajmitchpitti: it's on the fixed list, I'll close the malone bug11:19
majicis reading the new debian maintainers guide the best way to break into debian packaging? Or is there any Ubuntu specifics that I should need to know.11:19
Riddellmajic: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuPackagingGuide has some ideas11:20
ogramajic, nope, debian NM guide is fine... 11:20
Riddellmajic: also hang around on #ubuntu-motu11:20
pittiajmitch: probably fixed in breezy, but not in hoary&warty11:20
ogramajic, additionally the DevelopeResources wikipage is of some interest11:21
ajmitchpitti: ah ok11:21
ogra*DeveloperResources11:21
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majicI've been looking at the DevelopersResources wiki-page11:21
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majicI'm just trying to figure out what exactly I need since there seems to be alot of information out there11:22
martinhjogra: does gnome-power work for you? it doesn't show any icon here....11:22
ogramartinhj, run gnome-power-manager from the commandline or via alt-f2 then enable the icon in the settings gui11:23
ograthis version doesnt do very much yet... its quite outdated... the new version waits for the new dbus11:23
ograit will only show your battery status11:24
martinhjogra: ah, ok.. but the problem was acutually that the gnome-power daemon didn't run..11:24
ograor UPS if you got one11:24
mdzinfinity: are the livefs build logs published?  if not, please arrange for them to be published11:24
martinhjshouldn't it be added to gnome-session by default?11:24
ogramartinhj, if it is in main11:25
martinhjah, ok11:25
ogramartinhj, the new version will work differently and split out an additional powermanger package, that has to be approved newly11:25
martinhjwill it work with acpi-support in Ubuntu, or will it all change?11:26
ograit will be a frontend to the current power management infrastructure11:26
mdzmvo: is progress-reporting ready to be released?11:27
martinhjogra: and edit /etc/default/acpi-support and such?11:27
ogramartinhj, huh ? 11:28
ograwhy would you want to edit that file ?11:28
mvomdz: could you please check if you merged my latest changes? if Kamion tested it sucessfully with his base-config work I think it's ready11:28
mvomdz: I would like to do a new python-apt release. the python interface was reviewed by jamesh and ddaa and I reworked it according to there input11:29
martinhjogra: at least changes in that file changes the log out dialog, so I thought gnome-power-manager could be a frontend to that file11:30
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ogramartinhj, gnome-power is a frontend to hal it will call the functions your logout dialog uses on some conditional events...11:31
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ograi.e. shutdown or hibernate if battery is at 1%11:31
martinhjok11:31
shayamdz: your bug is fixed11:38
shayaor I would hope so11:38
windexi would just like to say, i have been lurking in here a couple of days, and out of the linux distributions i've worked with, this is both the most civil and the most sane development channel out of all of them. :)11:43
mdzshaya: oh?  that's great.  I didn't see anything on the unionfs list about it11:47
Mezmdz: so what do we want to do about backproting mono11:48
mdzwindex: thanks :-)11:48
mdzMez: if it needs bootstrapping, that's a buildd admin issue (lamont/infinity)11:49
tsenglamont LOVES mono :D11:49
lamont /me looks for something to hit tseng with11:49
tsenglamont: i only poke fun because I like you.11:50
lamonthehe11:50
mdzMez: regarding the packages you said needed new processing, I don't see any of those in the queue11:50
Mezmdz: I believe lamont and elmo have fixed that now11:50
mdzI don't see ruby-defaults binaries in hoary-backports yet11:51
Mezmdz: interpreters/ruby-defaults_1.8.2-1~hoary1: Building by buildd+vernadsky [optional:uncompiled] 11:51
lamontmdz: the overrides were fixed at :0311:51
Mezmez: it was showing as unkown in LKiss11:51
elmomdz: miscommunication11:51
MezLists11:51
elmomdz: they were missing overrides due to a config screwup, they  were never NEW11:52
Mezand the buildlog says it's been built successfulyy... so lol convused over that11:52
elmoand being missing in the overrides breaks our buildds11:52
Mez:D11:53
lamontand as for it's failure to show up, at least vernadsky needs a little hit with a cluebat11:53
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mdzlamont: can you arrange for the livefs build logs to be synced out to your buildLogs dir?11:56
mdzI would like to be able to show people how to help when they ask about the live cd builds ;-)11:56
Mezmdz: thinking of making a backports Live CD when everythings working properly with backports: what do you think?11:58
lamontmdz: I'll add those to the work I'm doing on the logs between now and monday11:58
mdzMez: interesting idea, but it will involve some legwork on the part of some very busy people, so it may take some time to set up11:59
mdzlamontthanks11:59
mdzlamont is both here and away11:59
lamontmdz: yeah - that away guy is away from the house12:00
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Mezmdz: It'll require some legwork yes, I'm thinking maybe an install/live cd when breezy is released (for hoary)12:00
lamontthe order of existance is 'lamont__', lamont, lamont-away :012:00
lamont:-)12:00
\shlamont: it works great on ubuntu ;)12:01
lamontmy roving selves all highlight on 'lamont' as well12:02
lamontof course, sometimes when my home-self is 'lamont-away', I'm really there... I should be more pedantic about my nic12:03
lamontk12:03
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pittinight everybody12:03
\shyes..for me as well...g'night :) 12:03
shayamdz: pathc was just posted12:04
shayathey messed up on the d_unhashed logic12:04

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