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Nafallopaolo-: badgers have those groups :-)12:03
paolo-haha.12:04
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mptNafallo: Bugs of the form "This is all completely utterly wrong" don't tend to get fixed, that's not what a bug tracker's good for12:05
seb128mpt: what about saying what is wrong?12:05
Nafallompt: what seb128 said :-)12:06
\shok...4 hours to sleep12:06
\shg'night guys12:06
ogra__night \sh12:06
Nafallo\sh: goodnight darling :-)12:06
mptseb128: Hoary: "The tasks of copying music from a CD in uncompressed format, copying music from a CD in compressed format, playing music on a CD, and playing music on a hard disk are performed with ... four separate programs with four different interfaces: Nautilus, Sound Juicer, CD Player, and Music Player."12:06
\shoh Nafallo good night kiss please...without this i can't sleep *lol*12:06
mptseb128: afaict, Breezy is the same, except swapping Serpentine for Nautilus12:07
=== Nafallo kisses \sh :-)
\shnow I can dream ;)12:07
\shgone12:08
Nafallo*s*12:08
Nafallompt: you might play the music with sj now :-)12:08
seb128mpt: bah, different issue than dnd 12:08
Nafallompt: ... but I see what you mean :-)12:08
ogra__mpt: that was not swapping anything.... you couldnt burn audio CDs at all in hoary12:09
Nafalloburning wasn't in that list either :-)12:11
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ogra__mpt: andserpentine was the only app that didnt duplicate any functionallity, that was my main reason to promote it... 12:11
mptogra__: I'm bothered almost as much by duplicate interface as I am by duplicate function12:13
ogra__mpt: where is either of them in serpentine ? 12:13
mptNautilus has UI for moving+copying items, renaming items, deleting items12:13
seb128rhythmbox can play music and record CDs12:13
mptit can burn CDs of files12:13
seb128there is some patch for CD playing12:14
ogra__yes, thatworks with serpentine too... you can drag and drop audiofiles into serpentine as you can in nautilus12:14
tsenghm automounting is broken in my clean breezy install12:14
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tsenganyone have a bug # for that12:14
ogra__tseng: pitti just uploaded the fix12:14
tsenghaha rock on.12:14
mptSo almost all the extra that's needed is radiobuttons to choose between "Data CD" and "Music CD" in the burn dialog12:14
ogra__mpt: you have these buttons in the dialog that pops up if you put in a empty CD12:15
mptA dialog pops up if you put in an empty CD? :-(12:16
seb128why not?12:16
mptMaybe I'm just badly organized, but I have a bunch of CD-Rs and I forget which ones are empty and which aren't12:16
mptSo I put them in the computer to find out12:16
mptI don't want a dialog popping up for every one.12:16
ogra__yes, isnt it nice, if you catch a empty one you can directly burn to it :)12:17
seb128how is it supposed to know if you want to record some datas or some music or some photos?12:17
mptseb128: By my dragging those kind of files into its window!12:17
ogra__mpt: and you want justoverwrite your beloved titles by default if you put in a CD and click "burn" ?12:18
mptogra__: Sorry, I don't understand what you mean12:18
mpt"beloved titles"?12:18
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ogra__mpt: how should nautilus handle your RWs that already have content ? 12:19
seb128mpt what window?12:19
seb128mpt: f-spot is used for photos by example12:19
mptseb128: The CD's window.12:19
ogra__going your path would mean you overwrite the CDRW by default with the titles you drop into the burner window12:19
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seb128there is no something like "the" window12:20
seb128different usecase, different UIs12:20
mptseb128: Hooray! That's the problem I'm talking about.12:20
mptIt's all just putting stuff on a CD.12:20
seb128not really12:20
mptogra__: No it wouldn't, the existing items would show up in the window12:20
ogra__mpt: so you prefer a app like gnomebaker ?12:20
seb128f-spot is nice to manage photos for a CD12:20
ogra__or k3b even12:20
mptseb128: Yes it is, but again, it annoys me that F-Spot's UI for renaming, deleting, copying etc is gratuitously different from Nautilus's.12:21
mptNot that Nautilus's UI is a work of art, it's not12:21
mptbut neither is F-Spot's12:21
mptand it's the inconsistency that annoys me.12:21
seb128mpt: you expect from a file manager to list exif datas, rotate photos, resize pictures, etc?12:22
ogra__mpt: true, butserpentine was the most consistent choice we could make UI wise12:22
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Cimmerianok, it says to report here. just installed breezy from breezy-install-i386.iso 20050816 and it didn't configure X. the xorg.conf file was empty. after putting in an old one, stuff seems to be running fine12:23
ogra__mpt: else you would see gnomebaker as the default burner... there simply isnt an app like you want yet12:23
mptogra__: I understand that, I know you're just choosing packages from upstream, that's why I didn't report a bug of the form "This is all terribly wrong"12:23
mptseb128: Via a plug-in, yes.12:24
mptseb128: Like Fontilus, but more sophisticated.12:24
ogra__Cimmerian: only 20050816 ? or was that a 20050816.X ?12:24
mptOr like the "Cookies" window in Windows Explorer.12:24
seb128nautilus is moving away from doing everything to use external apps12:25
ogra__Cimmerian: i'm currently installing 20050816.8 wait 10 min and i can agree or not :)12:25
mptseb128: By "everything" you mean displaying documents, right?12:26
seb128yeah12:26
seb128it's a file manager12:26
mptseb128: And that's good12:26
seb128not an exif editor12:26
mptbut I'm not interested in "files" or "exif"12:26
Cimmerianwell, i dl'ed it from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/12:26
mptI have various collections of things on my disk12:26
seb128so you want to edit a photo, use f-spot or whatever12:26
mptdocuments, photos, music, cookies, bookmarks, e-mail messages, address book cards12:27
mptAnd the UI for deleting one of those things (for example) is different in every single case12:27
Cimmerianit also didn't boot the 2nd stage on first boot in a vmware virtual machine, but i filed a bug on that12:27
Cimmerianworked on my laptop12:28
ogra__ah, ok...12:28
mptNautilus is still showing me thumbnails of photos, and I can zoom them in and out, but I can't rotate them12:28
seb128so let's trash the mailer12:28
seb128and list mails as files and open then with gedit? :)12:28
ogra__seb128: nautilus for mail ?12:28
ogra__heh12:28
mptseb128: yes, in the long term12:28
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mptbut that's probably the hardest step12:29
seb128I'll have switched to an another before that :)12:29
mptthe easiest is making Nautilus able to burn CDs :-)12:29
seb128s/another/another OS/12:29
seb128I agree on that, that's file copying12:29
ogra__mpt: my inbox holds more then 70000 mails... i dont think a ui like a filemanager would be right for that12:30
seb128I don't agree on stuff like mail, a mailer is not a file-browser12:30
ogra__s/right/usable12:30
mptsure, mail is one of the least definite examples12:32
mptbecause it's almost as much about documents as it is about collections12:32
mptI'd just like a "collection manager" instead of a "file manager"12:32
seb128different file types, different functions, different UIs12:33
seb128you don't manage mails the same way you manage photos12:33
ogra__or files12:33
mptI'd certainly like to be able to apply the same emblems12:34
ogra__or oggs12:34
ajmitcheg, merge f-spot functionality into nautilus?12:34
mptand to drag mail messages to folders with other documents in them12:34
mptajmitch: Have a plug-in for it12:34
seb128emblems can be the same, you just have to attach the data to the file12:35
seb128and that's the plan/what beagle/f-spot do12:35
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ogra__mdz: no working Xconfiguration here12:42
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ogra__mdz: not even a xorg.conf12:42
ogra__err, sorry, a 0 byte xorg.conf12:43
mdzogra__: install or live, and have you tried to debug?12:43
mdzworks fine for me here12:43
ogra__mdz: i386 install... just finished the install a min ago12:44
ogra__hmm, reconfigure worked fine ... looking in /var/log/debian-installer12:46
jbaileyAre we safe to upload now without causing grief to the colony builds?12:52
Cimmerianyes, 0 byte xorg.conf, that's what i got12:54
mdzjbailey: no12:55
Cimmerianhmm, "New updates availabe", that's a big typo smacking you in the face12:55
mdzogra__,Cimmerian: no questions asked?12:56
Cimmerianwell, i just let it run and when i got back, it said X could not be started12:56
ogra__grmpf... is there any way to ready base-config.log ? its totally broken, one long line12:56
ogra__mdz: resolution was asked12:56
Cimmerianso i checked the logs and found a zero-length xorg.conf12:56
mdzogra__: that's #1352312:57
mdzcausing the question to be asked12:57
mdzbut I certainly still got a valid config12:57
mdzogra__: check /var/log/casper/post.log12:57
ogra__nocasper... i386 install ....12:58
jbaileymdz: Thanks.12:58
mdzogra__: /var/log/installer/*12:58
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mdzI already have one fix that I need to roll into a new CD build; if there are more to be found, now is the time to find them12:59
ogra__mdz: already looked there, grepping for xorg returns nothing....12:59
ogra__mdz: my best guess was to look in base-config.log 12:59
ogra__but this file is totally unreadable01:00
mdzogra__: right, I meant base-config.log01:00
mdzogra__: search for xserver-xorg01:00
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ogra__nothing.... i guess its best to reinstall and watch the console output.... 01:05
mdzwhat console output?01:05
ogra__from base-config01:05
mdzthat is what base-config.log is01:05
mdzthe only thing you see on the console is a progress bar01:05
mdzare you sure you are using the right CD?01:06
ogra__ yes, .801:06
ogra__from today01:06
ogra__there are no errors in base-config.log01:06
mdzI got a working xorg.conf on all 3 architectures01:06
mdzthough it asked the mode question each time01:07
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mdzogra__: did you not see the progress bar?01:08
jammcq_officemdz: hey, any idea if the VIA CMOV issue in initramfs is fixed yet?  I can't find any mention of the bug in bugzilla01:08
jammcq_officeand i'd like to test another workstation tonight01:08
ogra__mdz: sure... but on tty4 you get the output...01:08
mdzjammcq_office: it's in bugzilla; let me get the bug number01:08
mdzjammcq_office: it is definitely not fixed yet01:08
mdzjammcq_office: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1347001:09
CimmerianSetting up xserver-xorg (6.8.2-49) ...01:10
Cimmerianxserver-xorg/config/inputdevice/keyboard/model not set.  Aborting.  Reconfigure01:10
Cimmerianthe X server with "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" to correct this problem.01:10
Cimmerianxserver-xorg postinst warning: error while preparing new Xorg X server01:10
jammcq_officemdz: thanks01:10
mdzCimmerian: what language did you use for the install?01:10
Cimmerianenglish language, norwegian keyboard01:11
mdzok, must be layout-related then01:11
mdzdvorak works01:11
ogra__ah, yes, i recognized the german gnome langpacks had to be downloaded, is that intentional ? 01:11
mdzogra__: unless pitti changed it recently, yes01:12
mdzthat is not a blocker for colony 3 though01:12
carstenhhmm, via cmov issue sounds like the bug i got in -1001:12
ogra__nope... just an observation01:12
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mdzcarstenh: -10 of what?01:13
carstenhmdz: kernel-image-2.6...01:13
mdzX config being broken for most people is a blocker, though :-/01:13
mdzcarstenh: that's not an Ubuntu package01:13
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carstenhthen -8, its the latest ubuntu version01:14
mdzthe latest Ubuntu kernel is linux-image-2.6.12 version 2.6.12-6.1001:14
ogra__i'll do a reinstall and try to confirm that keyboard thing... my problem i, that the logfile is unusable, its a long single line with tons of escape sequences in it... i cant find a vim replace command to change it...01:14
mdzand unless you're moving the initramfs from one machine to another or using LTSP, you won't encounter #1347001:14
carstenhoh, i only remembered the 10, sorry.01:14
mdzogra__: less +/xserver-xorg /var/log/base-config.log01:15
Cimmerianbtw, the error was in base-config-pkgsel.log01:15
mdzogra__: then press 'n' until you get to the interesting bit01:15
ogra__Cimmerian: i dont have this file01:16
ogra__fun01:16
carstenhmdz: JFYI: i got another error with .6-1001:17
mdzCimmerian: please file this in bugzilla01:18
mdzcarstenh: are you going to tell us what it is?01:18
carstenhmdz: wait a minute01:18
ogra__hmm, i'm blind...01:18
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carstenhmdz: "/bin/sh: can't access tty: job control turned off" sorry, i had this on another pc that is 70km away and had to search my backups for the log01:21
carstenhmdz: but there was something before that01:21
mdzogra__, Cimmerian: are either of you on powerpc by any chance?01:21
ogra__mdz: that less command works fo you ? 01:21
carstenhsomething i don't remember atm01:21
ogra__mdz: i38601:22
Cimmeriansame here01:22
mdzcarstenh: sorry, that isn't enough information.  file it in bugzilla if you can provide a complete report01:22
mdzoh, I think I see01:22
mdzCimmerian: I think I see the problem, but the right solution isn't obvious, please do file in bugzilla01:23
Cimmerianok, will do01:23
mdzsend the bug# and I'll follow up there with my analysis01:24
jbaileyjammcq_office: I have it fixed in my tree, waiting for the okay to upload to breezy again.01:25
carstenhCimmerian: do you have a via samuel too?01:25
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carstenhCimmerian: and if yes does the latest kernel-image work on your box exept the bug you talked about?01:26
jammcq_officejbailey: AWESOME01:26
jammcq_officejbailey: i've added my email to the bug, so i'll get a notification when you update the bug01:27
carstenhhmm, let's fuck up my ubuntu-box with a on my box borken kernel :(01:28
jbaileyjammcq_office: 'kay.  Would you be interested in testing a deb for me?01:28
mdzCimmerian: hmm, on further examination I don't see how this happened01:28
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jbaileymdz: Other button. =)01:28
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mdzjbailey: we've been over this before01:29
mdzjbailey: control+W is a VERY BAD CHOICE for a shortcut key for "close window"01:29
jbaileyAyup01:29
mdzwhen it has traditionally been "delete word backward"01:29
mdzCimmerian: any chance you could run through it again with DEBUG_XORG_PACKAGE=yes?01:29
mdzCimmerian: you'll probably need to purge and reinstall it01:30
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ogra__mdz: for me the dpkg-reconfigure worked fine.... i think its how base-config runs the x configuration01:32
ogra__but there is definately no error in my logfile... 01:32
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carstenhmdz: unable to find volume group 301 ALERT! 301 does not exist, dropping a shell <- the first error message01:33
mdzogra__: set DEBUG_XORG_PACKAGE=yes01:33
ogra__ok01:33
mdzI guess you'll need to edit base-config before rebooting or something01:33
mdzin /target01:34
jammcq_officejbailey: sure, in about 3 hours01:34
ogra__ah, i cant hand that to the installer ? 01:34
carstenhjbailey: do you have something to to with initrd? if yes does volume group 301 tell you something?01:35
jbaileycarstenh: I do, and no... Not off hand. 01:35
carstenhjbailey: i get this error-message when booting the latest ubuntu-kernel on my via samuel01:36
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carstenhjbailey: can you tell me which information should be appended in a bug-report in this case?01:37
mdzogra__: it needs to be set in the environment of xserver-xorg.config and xserver-xorg.postinst01:37
ogra__ok01:37
jbaileycarstenh: Can you give me the exact text of the error message?01:38
carstenhjbailey: device-mapper initializied .... \n unable to find volume group "301" \n Done. \n ALERT! 301 does not exist. dropping a shell!01:39
mdzjbailey: I get something similar, but non-fatal and with "hda6" (root device) being interpreted as a volume group name01:40
mdzcarstenh: so I assume you're passing "root=301" on the command line01:40
carstenhjbailey: and then Busybox bla... \n /bin/sh: can't access tty: job control turned off01:41
jbaileycarstenh: cat /proc/cmdline ?01:41
Cimmerian#1353201:41
carstenhmdz: i use lilo, but the is iirc nothing like this in my lilo.conf01:41
jbaileyAh, lilo remapps the root= to a number.  That bug was already filed.01:42
carstenhjbailey: it does not have a keyboard, wait a minute01:42
mdzcarstenh: boot in recovery mode, the kernel prints a line like "Kernel command line: ..."01:42
Cimmeriani get that unable to find volume group "hdc2" , but the boot continues anyway01:42
jbaileycarstenh: No, I think that tells me enough right at the moment that you use lilo.01:42
mdzCimmerian: right, because hdc2 is a valid device name01:42
mdzwhile 301 isn't01:42
mdzinitramfs and lilo are currently incompatible I think01:43
mdzs/initramfs/&-tools/01:43
mdzogra__, Cimmerian: I have a patch for you guys to test01:43
Cimmerianin vmware i get an error, i'll see if i can get a working setup to find what driver is needed fort that later01:43
mdzogra__, Cimmerian: just be sure NOT to run dpkg-reconfigure, since that will destroy the state we need to test01:43
ogra__ok01:43
mdzI guess you can always purge/reinstall xserver-xorg though01:43
jbaileyCimmerian: Cool, thanks.01:43
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carstenhjbailey: ... root=30101:44
carstenhjbailey: auto BOOT_IMAGE=Linux ro root=301 is the complete output of cat /proc/cmdline01:45
ogra__.....copying remaining packages .... *yawn*01:45
carstenhmdz: i guess i don't need to boot the recovery-mode anymore01:46
Cimmeriancould the vmware error be caused by the virtual disk being scsi?01:47
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mdzogra__: it would have been sufficient to purge and reinstall xserver-xorg02:04
ogra__i'm nearly done now...02:04
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ogra__mdz: i'm at tty4 now and see a lot of debconf output.... tty1 is waiting for resolution input... anything special i should look for in the debconf stuff? 02:08
mdzogra__: I'd just like a copy of the debug output02:08
mdz/var/log/base-config.log is fine02:09
ogra__ok, thats should be in the baseconfig log anyway....02:09
ogra__haha02:10
ogra__dexconf error02:10
ogra__cannot generate configuration file02:10
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ogra__mdz: same error as Cimmerian had02:10
mdzogra__: please send me the whole log02:11
ogra__yep02:11
mdzI need the debug output02:11
ogra__you'll get it, dot worry , but i'm happy i could see an error finally.... less wasnt helpful at all 02:11
mdzless works fine for me; I use it on base-config.log all the time02:11
ogra__hmm... searching for xserver did return nothing... but as i said, my logfile is one long singel line.... with tons of escape sequences in it02:12
mdzno it isn't02:13
ogra__probably caused by my locale02:13
mdzoh, maybe it is with the progress bar now02:13
ogra__it is... you'll see it02:13
mdzit's not very useful for it to store the progress bar output; it should save the aptitude output instead02:13
ogra__that'd be ailly, i'd assume it logs the tty4 output, not tty102:14
ogra__aptitude has its own log here02:14
ogra__s/ailly/sily02:14
ogra__grmpf02:14
mdzif it's all escape sequences and no aptitude/dpkg output, then it's almost certainly the progress bar02:14
mdzyou can 'cat' it and see02:14
mdzanyway, please send whichever log has the xorg debug output in it :-)02:15
ogra__i'll try as soon as the install is done02:15
ogra__yup :)02:15
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Cimmerianyeah, when i did a grep on the file, i saw the progressbar02:18
ogra__a grep ? 02:19
Cimmerianyes, grep xserver-xorg base-config.log02:20
ogra__oh, scrollkeeper registration seems broken as well... a lot of xml errors suddenly....02:20
ogra__wow, indeed02:21
ogra__yeah and piping it to less brings up rthe esc sequences....02:22
ogra__fun to read that...02:22
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mdzogra: can I get that debug output please?02:26
ogramdz, snet02:26
ograsent even02:26
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mdzthanks02:26
ograhad to change to a usable mailer first :) 02:27
mdzogra: please send /var/cache/debconf/config.dat also02:29
ograok02:29
mdzthis log does not have the debug output from xserver-xorg.config, only from postinst02:32
ogra__hmm, i exported  DEBUG_XORG_PACKAGE=yes on top of base-config02:32
mdzit has part of it02:33
mdzxserver-xorg config note: autodetected X server driver: mga02:33
mdzit ends after that02:33
mdzeven though that is only halfway through the script02:33
ogramdz, want ssh acess ? 02:33
mdzogra: ok02:33
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mdzogra: you still have my key?02:36
mdzogra: I sent it again anyway02:37
mdzogra: please file a bug about this: xserver-xorg config note: no video driver modules found in02:37
mdz   /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers02:37
mdzI think it is unrelated, but seems like a bug anyway02:37
mdzhmm, maybe not02:38
mdzthose files will never be there on initial install, but will be on upgrades02:38
mdzit should probably be smarter, but not worth spending time on it right now02:39
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ogra_GRR02:42
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mdzok, confirmed the bug02:50
mdzthere is supposed to be a sanity check for this but it isn't working02:50
ogra_ah02:50
mdzis this in bugzilla yet?02:50
mdz1353202:51
ogra_no idea, only the bug Cimmerian filed i guess...02:51
ogra_yup, thats it02:51
mdzogra_: ok, please test if X starts with the current xorg.conf on the system02:55
ogra__eeks... /etc/X11/default-display-manager: File not found02:57
ogra__startx works tough .... with 2 nice xterms02:57
mdzmaybe default-display-manager was broken by my --force-depends action02:59
mdzbut it does generate a config file with my patch02:59
ogra__it worked before... so it must be you02:59
ogra__:)02:59
mdzuploading xorg_6.8.2-5003:04
ogra_yay03:04
ogra_mdz, if you dont need me anymore i'd go to bed now (working since 17h) ...03:09
mdzogra_: good night03:10
ogra_mdz, could i ask for a favor ? could you trigger a new edubuntu daily if the fix is up ? 03:10
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Keybukoh good, so the one remaining source import on my list of bugs turns out to be a baz bug03:11
Keybukthere had to be one in there somewhere03:11
Keybukconsole-tools? nobody uses that anyway, right03:11
byteequick question. making a small change in a LiveCD (like removing a 2MB package), seems to be a major change in the ISO (i.e. if you rsync, it may take 500MB of changes). anyone know why?03:19
Keybukcause filesystems aren't generally designed to cause minimum changes03:21
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byteethats when i thought xdelta might help; but it didn't03:28
mdzogra_: I think so, yes03:28
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mdzbytee: the free space in the filesystem still contains the old data03:29
Keybukxdelta isn't actually really any more or less clever than diff03:29
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mgalvinjust a heads up... 20050616.8 i386 install worked just fine for me03:52
mgalvinmouse wheel scrolling is still not enabled during the install, gotta go do that myself03:54
mdzmgalvin: thanks04:06
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mptAndyFitz!04:50
jammcqmdz: hey, jbailey gave me an updated initramfs package, I installed it. how do I re-generate the initramfs for the ltsp client?04:52
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mdzjammcq: sudo chroot /opt/ltsp/i386 dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-2.6.12-6-38605:06
jammcqmdz: thanks05:08
mdzjbailey: we probably ought to include a script in initramfs-tools to make that easy05:08
jbaileymdz: For ltsp specifically or just one in general?05:09
jammcqi've got a real nice Via 1ghz machine with PXE that i'm gonna test in a few minutes05:09
mdzjbailey: one in general, though it's more interesting for ltsp because `uname -r` doesn't give you the kernel you want05:09
jbaileymdz: It would be easy enough to add a default of some sort to assume /boot/initrd.img-${version}.  Right now -o is the only non-optional command line.  I think I just need to come up with another option of some sort so that running "mkinitramfs" on its own doesn't suddeny cause your bootup files to get overwritten.05:12
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jdubmdz: what time is it there?05:14
mdzjdub: 201505:15
jdubthanks05:15
mdzjdub: TZ=America/Los_Angeles date05:16
jdubhaha05:16
jdub"oh, underscore"05:16
jdub:-)05:16
mdzjdub: TZ=Am<tab>/Los<tab> ;-)05:19
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jammcqjbailey: if yer still awake,  your new initramfs seems to work here :)05:27
jdubmdz: i fart in your shell's direction!05:27
jammcqmdz: I can boot a Via 1ghz thin client, from power-on, to GUI login prompt in 1:2405:27
jammcqand you haven't even tuned it for speed yet :)05:28
jbaileyjammcq: Awesome!  I'm glad it's working!05:28
=== jdub can't wait until he can do mkinitramfs -o /dev/biosflash
jdub:-)05:29
jammcqheh05:29
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jdubhrm, ignoring lack of kernel involved in that... ;)05:29
jdublinuxbios looks really sweet now05:29
jdubthey're using it in missiles05:29
mptIt's times like these I wish wiki.ubuntu.com's FortuneCookies page wasn't read-only05:30
KeybukI love the way Dan Jacobson not only files lots of trivial bugs05:30
Keybukbut duplicates himself05:30
jammcqjbailey: bad news, i spoke too soon05:37
jbaileyjammcq: Oh?05:37
jammcqapparently, my Via doesn't have a problem, but sbalneav is still having a problem with his 533mhz via05:37
jammcqI sent him my iniramfs image, and it still fails for him05:38
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sbalneavEvening all!05:38
jbaileyjammcq: Do you know if it's failing in the same way?05:38
jbaileyAnd speaking of... =)05:38
infinityjbailey : Fix all my bugs too!!11@@05:38
sbalneavjbailey: Hey Jeff!  Yeah, failing the same way.05:38
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jbaileysbalneav: So it doesn't drop you to a shell or anytyhing, right?05:40
crimsunhmm, is this the lvm issue?05:41
jbaileysbalneav: Can you please go into an empty subdirectory and do zcat  INITRAMFS | cpio -i05:41
jbaileyMake sure it's empty, it unpacks in the current directory05:41
sbalneavjbailey: No.  It doesnt.  OK, will do.05:41
jbaileycrimsun: The one where it copes poorly with VGs with -'s in it?05:42
crimsunjbailey: right05:42
jbaileycrimsun: Or do you have a different issue?05:42
jbaileycrimsun: Yeah, I think I decided that if it fails I'm going to fall back to a vgchange -ay for now.05:42
jbaileyI'm going to sleep on it though.05:42
crimsunjbailey: cool05:43
jbaileyIt's either that or just try adding segments of it until I get a match.05:43
jbaileyI don't do a vgchange -ay right now because in a multipath setup, not all the paths might be available, so there's a risk of confusing lvm.05:43
sbalneavjbailey: Done.05:43
jbaileysbalneav: Can you look in the lib subdir and see if libc.so.6 is in there?05:44
jbaileyOr if it's buried in a lib/tls directory somewhere?05:44
sbalneavjbailey: it's in /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.605:45
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jbaileysbalneav: And this is the initramfs file that jammcq sent you, or did you generate one on your own again?05:45
jbaileyIf it's the same one, then jammcq's machine shouldn't have booted with it in that place.05:46
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jammcqjbailey: just figured out the 1ghz Via is quite a bit different from the 53305:46
jammcqmine supports CMOV, the 533 doesn't05:47
infinityYes, very much so.05:47
jbaileyAh, via finally grew the useful instructions, eh?05:47
sbalneavThis is one that jammcq sent me.  But it looks as if his version of processor DOES support the cmov instruction.05:47
infinityjbailey : Yes, the latest ones off the line are a whole new core and seem to be significantly spiffier in a variety of ways.05:47
jbaileyBut still, 0.21 is supposed to unconditionally not use that.  The testcase I have here does05:47
jammcqjbailey: spoken like a true canadian05:47
jammcqok, running of the 0.21 is confusing me05:48
jbaileyHmm.05:48
jammcqmdz says to run it chrooted to /opt/ltsp/i38605:48
jammcqBUT05:48
jbaileyYeah05:48
jbaileyDid you install the initramfs-tools in that chroot? =)05:48
jammcqhow would it then drop the files into /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp ?05:48
jammcqjbailey: nope, but sbalneav did05:48
jbaileySounds like there's a couple steps that might need to be done then.05:49
sbalneavI did it in the chroot environment.05:49
jammcqwhen you run that dpkg-reconfigure in the chroot, where is it supposed to drop the new initramfs ?05:50
jbaileyThe dpkg -i was done in the chroot as well?05:50
jbaileyjammcq: It would have to be in the chroot.  It can't see out.05:50
infinityjammcq : In /boot/ in the chroot.05:50
infinityjammcq : Well, in /boot/, if that's what /etc/kernel-img.conf says.05:50
sbalneavyup.  Copied the .deb to /opt/ltsp/i386, chrooted there, dpkg -i initramfs-tools....deb, dpkg-reconfigure initramfs-tools.05:51
sbalneavThat was the sequence from my end05:51
infinityThat shouild be dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-2.6.12-6-686 (or whatever image you have installed)05:51
infinitydpkg-reconfigure initramfs-tools won't do much for you.05:51
jammcqdoh05:52
infinityjbailey : I want a "regenrate initramfs for every image I have installed" options.05:52
infinityjbailey : Like mkinitramfs -a --force --yes-i-know-this-may-leave-me-with-no-way-to-boot, or something.05:53
jammcqhow does the new kernel and initramfs image get from /opt/ltsp/i386/boot to /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp ?05:53
jammcqwhich is where tftpd serves it up from05:53
infinityNo idea, but mdz's only been idle for 7 minutes, maybe he can explain it. :)05:54
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infinityWhen I did tftp/nfsroot stuff back in the day, I used to do all my chroot maintenance through a wrapper that would copy stuff around as a last step.05:54
jbaileyinfinity: What should it do?  Any file that matches '/boot/initrd.img-PATTERN' ?05:55
infinityAlternately, if /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp and /opt/ltsp/i386 share a similar layout, one could bind-mound them to make sure they're always in sync.  THat could be clever. :)05:56
jbaileyHates the bind mounts.05:56
jbaileyI'm still bitter about wiping my homedir by accident.05:56
jdub*ow*05:56
infinityjbailey : I wiped my home directory in the great bind mount fire of... Uhh... April.05:56
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infinityjbailey : But I later discovered it in another chroot.  (!)05:57
jbaileyAhahaha.05:57
sbalneavjbailey: yeah that was it.  Didn't even think about the sanity of reconfigureing the tools, and not the kernel.  Fixded.05:57
jbaileysbalneav: Sweet!05:57
jbaileyI like that answer. =)05:57
infinity(The kernel, in its infinite wisdom, decided that its canonical home was no longer /home, but /chroot/woody/home)05:57
infinityjbailey : 'rm -rf /chroot/potato' left me with no more home anywhere, except one in the woody chroot.  Very weird behavior.05:58
jbaileySo hmm..  mkinitramfs --regenerate --all --no-warranty?05:58
jdubjbailey: --do-not-pass-go05:58
jbaileyjdub: Well, I'd generally hope that it would actually work. =)05:59
infinityjbailey : Oh, and to finish the story and cement your hatre of bind mounts, /chroot is a seperate fielsystem, so that rm -rf actually MOVRF my /home to another disk.06:01
sbalneavBooted.  Sitting at a breezy desktop.06:02
infinityMOVED, eve.06:02
jbaileyinfinity: Ah cool.  Yeah, the separate filesystem saved me for all of my Ubuntu hacking stuff.06:02
jbaileyinfinity: That had been mounted under my home dir.06:02
jbaileysbalneav: Awesome!06:02
Keybukpeople who use "rm -rf" deserve everything they get!06:02
jbaileysbalneav: This'll be in the archive tomorrow sometime.06:03
jbaileyKeybuk: I saw a great piece of embroidery at the SIPB lag at MIT: "rm is forever"06:03
Keybukthough I do often wish for a "don't traverse mounts" option for rm06:03
sbalneavKeybuk: Yeah, much faster to do a cat /dev/null > /dev/hda :)06:03
Keybukdd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda  is more traditional06:03
jbailey/dev/zero06:04
infinityKeybuk : A -x option equivalent to du would be nice.06:04
jbaileyI think pulling from /dev/null should give an EOF right away.06:04
Keybukinfinity: you have a distro, get the patch-gun out06:04
infinityKeybuk : But, du -x doesn't seem to respect bind mounts anyway.06:04
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KeybukTHIS IS SO FUCKING BROKEN I ... oh, I can fix it! :D06:06
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lifelessjbailey: it does doesn't it ? dev null is empty, dev zero is 000's.06:12
fabbionemorning06:22
jbaileyFabio's here, it's officially time to go to bed. =)06:23
fabbioneehehhe06:23
fabbionenight jb :)06:23
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Keybukheh, yeah, I try and use that metric too06:31
Keybukand if I miss that one, it's cron.daily06:31
KeybukSubject: dpkg_1.13.11_i386.changes ACCEPTED06:31
Keybuk\o/ clearly bed-time06:31
infinityYeah, I go to bed 48 times a day, at :03 and :33.06:32
infinitycron.daily rules.06:32
Keybukthere's a name for that06:32
KeybukPolyphasic sleep?06:32
infinitySlut?06:32
infinityOh, or that one.06:32
infinityI assume that new dpkg incorporated Kamion's Replaces fix from Ubuntu?06:33
Keybukit did, yeah06:33
Keybukthough I doubt it'll hit Ubuntu because it's full of scary other fixes06:33
Keybuklike fixing the fact that dpkg's error unwinding has never worked06:33
infinityYeah, reading the changelog now.06:34
infinityI mostly wanted to see Colin's fix in Debian, so tjhis is good enough for me.06:34
infinityIt also means that dselect will finally do the C++ transition.  \o/06:34
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jdubmdz: yes :-)06:39
jdubmdz: and you'll need to use it if you want to chat now (going away from terminal)06:41
Treenaksjdub: am I on planet ubuntu yet? :)06:47
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pittiMorning!07:38
pittifabbione: Herbert agreed to do the Hoary kernel as well07:38
fabbionepitti: ah cool... i was going to start today on it07:38
fabbionebut that's EVEN SO MUCH BETTER :)07:38
pittihehe07:38
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infinitypitti : Oh, given our current stance on mozilla-* security, shoudl i just close 12865?07:41
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pittiinfinity: a patch system would still be nice, but this would rather be a bug for the debian maintainer, I guess07:43
pittiinfinity: doing it on our own would be just messy...07:44
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fabbionepitti: i am still missing a CAN number...07:52
fabbione        . Fix x86_64 memleak from malicious 32bit elf program.07:53
fabbione        (CAN-2005-XXXX)07:53
pittifabbione: I will ask for one, but don't delay the upload just for that07:54
fabbionei need to wait for mdz to release colony 3 anyway07:54
pittiah, ok07:56
pittiCAN requested07:56
fabbionethanks07:58
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siretartmorning08:45
pittiHi siretart 08:46
pittiMoin JaneW 08:46
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siretarthm. can anyone confirm this is indeed an arch repository? http://pkg-lyx.alioth.debian.org/devel/08:48
JaneWmoin moin pitti ;)08:48
siretartI'm having problems checking it out08:48
siretart:(08:48
Lathiatanyone know that recently new ext3 driver for windows08:49
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Treenakssiretart: Guessing archive format as tla 1.0. This is normal with old archives, you can ignore it unless other errors occur.08:49
Lathiatah i foudn it08:49
siretartTreenaks: I always get 'PANIC: Invalid archive given', when trying to rbrowse. how to check it out?08:50
JaneWpitti: can I ask you about PrintingRoadmap quickly, it seems agreed that the majority of it will be deferred, but mdz said that 'the one piece of that which we should attempt is hplip support out of the box' Do you know if anyone can or will do that in time for Breezy?08:50
fabbionepitti: can you please ask Herbert to check this patch: http://lists.debian.org/debian-kernel/2005/07/msg00231.html ?08:50
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Treenakssiretart: that works for me08:51
Treenakssiretart: but baz get telsl me:08:51
Treenaksarchive not registered: rweir@ertius.org--2004-debian08:51
fabbionepitti: we are affected by that problem and it's a one liner that would fix raid memory leak08:51
Treenakssiretart: so there's a redirect somewhere?08:51
Treenakssiretart: but rweir _sounds_ like bob2, so ask him :)08:52
siretartTreenaks: I have no idea. I try to fix lyx for ubuntu, and found that. I hoped that would be the archive of the lyx packaging team08:52
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siretartbob2: around?08:52
pittiJaneW: I can't test it, don't have such a printer; in theory, doko, daniels, and mdz can do it08:54
JaneWpitti: ok, in the mean time I'll move the rest to deferred...08:54
infinitydaniels doesn't have a printer.08:55
pittinot any more? hm, ok08:55
pittihe had in the past08:55
infinityNot since he moved out of his father's house.08:55
pittiah, ok08:55
pittiI don't have a printer any more since my flatmate moved to Switzerland08:55
pittifabbione: I'll check08:55
TreenaksI have 2 broken printers..08:55
pittifabbione: ah, got the last CAN, I mail you08:55
fabbionepitti: perfect08:56
dokopitti: yes, I can do that ... (I should have been quiet about my printer :-/)08:56
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jane_got disconnected - mutter08:59
jane_doko: are you prepared to do it, and do you have capacity? (please please please)08:59
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jane_did colony 3 release yet? (the topic implies not)09:00
dokojane_: who can say no to that ... 09:00
jane_doko: yay, thanks *hug*09:02
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jane_doko: can I mark it as WIP? (chancing my luck now! *duck)09:06
dokojane_: yes09:07
jane_doko: *bounce* you rock09:07
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jsgotangcohi sabdfl09:18
pittiMoin seb12809:19
pittielmo: please sync pstotext09:19
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seb128hey pitti09:20
pittisjoerd: here by chance?09:21
sjoerdpitti: yeah09:21
pitticool09:21
pittidarn, where's daniels09:22
pittianyway09:22
pittisjoerd: yesterday, seb128 and me talked again about not restarting dbus and hal on upgrades09:22
pittisjoerd: I was finally convinced about it09:22
pittisjoerd: what would you think about the Debian side?09:22
sjoerdabout not restarting it you mean ?09:23
pittiyes09:23
pittimore and more upstreams use dbus, and we can't keep up with patching them all09:23
sjoerdit sucks, but your right09:23
pittieven right now we only patched g-v-m and update-notifier09:23
pittigvfs, panel, etc. still break09:23
seb128pitti: <daniels>       i'm trying not to ship *any* .la's09:24
seb128pitti: (dbus.la bug)09:24
pittiseb128: ah, ok, so on purpose09:24
seb128yep09:24
seb128you can read the changelog, I put them back to fix some build, and out again and rebuilt n-c-b/hal09:24
seb128if an another .la mention it we just have to push a rebuild09:25
seb128(was just to mention it, didn't want to break your dbus/hal discussion)09:25
pittiseb128: ah, I read it again, thanks09:26
seb128I comment on bug?09:26
pittiseb128, sjoerd: well, we all seem to agree about dbus09:26
pittiseb128: let's just close it as NOTABUG then09:26
seb128I'll ask if there is a .la mentionning it, that would mean a package to rebuild09:26
seb128but right09:27
seb128sjoerd: you agree with not restarting?09:27
sjoerdI agree with the fact that we can't patch everything out there...09:28
seb128right09:29
sjoerdi still think that it's a stupid mentality from dbus upstream :)09:29
pittisjoerd: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13312, btw09:29
pittisjoerd: I agree, it's a lazy school of thought09:30
pittisjoerd: I don't like it either, but reality is just against us, I'm afraid09:30
sjoerdyup09:30
seb128I kind of understand them ... they prefer to put this amount of work to something else09:30
sjoerdso for dbus 0.3x and hal 0.5.x i'll just follow ubuntu's path of not restarting...09:31
sjoerdprobably have some time next week to sink ubuntu's packages into debian experimental again..09:31
seb128sjoerd: do we have an i386 build now? :)09:31
pittisjoerd: ok09:31
sjoerdseb128: nope, just sparc and ppc09:32
seb128bah09:32
pittisjoerd: I can build i386 packages on my server if wanted09:32
pittibut isn't experimental autobuilt now?09:32
seb128not for i386 apparently09:32
sjoerdapparently not09:32
sivangmorning all09:32
pittisjoerd: ok, ping me, I'll build them09:33
pittiHi sivang 09:33
infinityI should set up an i386/experimental buildd.09:33
seb128pitti: so many people use i386 that nobody bother to do an autobuilder for it :)09:33
sjoerdevery dd who's interested can do a binary-only build for x86, i don't really care 09:33
sivanghey pitti , what's up?09:33
infinityAFAIK, there isn't one.09:33
sjoerdapparently nobody cared enough for the dbus experimental package :)09:33
seb128yeah09:33
seb128hi JaneW09:35
JaneWhi seb09:35
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sjoerdseb128: the suckiest part of it all is that more dbus services will come and if one of them dies/restarts your complete desktop could misbehave09:36
sjoerdbut well, can't fix the whole world :)09:36
seb128I've tried to argue with upstreams/redhat/suse guys some days ago09:36
seb128hitting a wall is the same09:37
sjoerdyeah i know09:37
JaneWdoko: OOLocalisation is one of the only pending goals left. I see you are waiting on responses etc, but do you think anything will get done on this in time for Breezy? or is it another defer candidate?09:37
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dokoJaneW: I'll update the status, that is mostly done09:44
JaneWdoko: great, want me to do it for you? I am busy editing...09:44
dokoJaneW: ok, I want to talk with carlos first09:45
JaneWdoko: ok09:46
siretartinfinity: do you know about libdps-dev? In debian, it is build by xorg, I miss it in breezy09:52
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siretartinfinity: I found a package in universe (pstoedit) which build depends on it, perhaps there are more09:52
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infinitysiretart : It's gone, completely, including upstream.09:55
infinitysiretart : Anything build-depending on it should be taught not to.09:55
siretarti.e. be removed?09:55
infinitysiretart : Debian won't have it as soon as they move to Xorg 6.9 or 7.0, 6.8 was the last release that had it.09:55
siretarthm09:56
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infinitysiretart : There is no free implementation of DPS in any xserver, so any client linking to that library can't actually USE it to display anything anyway.09:58
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infinitysiretart : Teach the packages to not use those features, and you're golden.09:58
seb128pitti: xorg issues with your amd64 liveCD?10:00
infinitysiretart : At a quick glance, pstoedit doesn't actually appear to directly link or call anything in dps, so you should be able to just drop the build-dep.10:01
siretartinfinity: I try with pstoedit10:01
pittiseb128: yes, that stopped me pretty early10:01
pittiseb128: mdz fixed that last night, IIRC10:01
seb128pitti: yeah, I'm waiting for a new CD, I had the same issue with the amd64 liveCD this night10:02
pittiHi chmj 10:02
pittichmj: I checked the bluez-utils vuln again, warty and hoary are not affected10:02
pittichmj: can you please add the CAN number to the changelog on your next upload?10:03
siretartinfinity: what do you know, you are perfectly right!10:03
siretartinfinity: thanks!10:03
lifelessis breezy considered dogfoodable now ?10:04
pittilifeless: upgrade should work reasonably10:04
infinitylifeless : Works For Me(tm)10:05
seb128is there an "official" way to make an /etc file not a conffile?10:08
seb128or should I hack <package>/DEBIAN/conffiles?10:08
Mithrandirseb128: uhm, why do you want to do that?10:08
seb128because the gdm Debian maintainer does it for a file10:08
seb128and we have a dpkg question on upgrade10:09
pittiseb128: usually files shipped in debs are conffiles10:09
seb128yeah, but I'm not going to argue with the Debian maintainer10:09
pittiseb128: if not, you need to ship it in /usr/share, and cp it in the postinst10:09
seb128and hoary has this file as not a conffile10:09
JaneWhas anyone seen  Unfrgiven around recently?10:10
seb128the gdm Debian package does "perl -pi -e 's#^/etc/gdm/factory-gdm.conf\n##sm' debian/gdm/DEBIAN/conffiles10:10
seb128"10:10
pittiseb128: just do [ -e /etc/file ]  || install -m 644 /usr/share/gdm/file /etc/file10:10
pittior so10:10
seb128pitti: as ugly as the conffiles hack imho :)10:10
pittiseb128: the best way would be to transition it to become a conffile10:10
pittithat would solve the problem once and for all10:10
pittibut is tricky to do10:11
seb128"transition"?10:11
pittiseb128: hard because you can't tell whether it was changed10:11
pittiseb128: however, you can hardcode the md5sum of the unmodified file into the preinst10:11
pittiseb128: so check the md5dum in preinst, and if it matches, just delete it10:11
pittiseb128: then you won't get a question if you never touched it10:12
pittiseb128: however, that only works if the file didn't change too often in the past10:12
seb128right10:13
seb128not the case for this one10:13
\shmorning10:13
seb128it contains the gdm config10:13
seb128so every time an option has been changed it moved10:13
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seb128I'll do the same as the Debian package probably10:14
pittiseb128: so the perl hack is done in debian/rules? or in postinst?10:15
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seb128debian/rules after dh_installdeb10:16
pittiseb128: ah, so after DEBIAN/conffiles is generated... how ugly10:16
seb128yeah10:16
pittiseb128: Debian should fix this - this file should be a conffile10:16
seb128yeah, Debian should have a correct gdm package10:17
seb128ie: not outdated for 1 6 month10:17
seb128and with a proper packaging and not all the changes to the diff.gz10:17
pittiseb128: ah, I remember, this was a messy package... :-(10:18
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seb128yeah, that's still10:18
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Lathiatblah the installer decided to use lilo instead of grub and then the boto breaks due to the lilo/initramfs thing10:18
LathiatAnyone noticed the first time DHCP happens in the installer it never works for them? same thing happens on the livecd, it never works i retry or do it manually an dit works instantly10:19
chmjpitti: pong, ok will do10:19
pitti$ sudo dpkg -P --force-depends --force-remove-essential login10:19
pittiuuh...10:19
mvoLathiat: dhcp seems to work fine here on my test-install10:20
Lathiatmvo: hrm10:20
pittiLathiat: for me, too10:20
Lathiathappens every single time without fail10:20
pittimvo: btw, I still don't get a correct position for the u-n notification10:20
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pittimvo: it points too far to the left, and the arrow is at the standard position10:21
pittimvo: I though you fixed the arrow?10:21
mvopitti: what version? I uploaded 0.40.4 yesterday10:21
pittimvo: oh, ok, I'll upgrade10:21
pittimvo: I though you fixed this in n-d10:21
mvopitti: yes, I fixed the arrow, the next problem is to figure where to actually point to :)10:21
mvoand that needs to be done in u-n10:21
pittimvo: updated, restarted, still wrong position10:22
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mvoduring startup it give some funny values when the widget is asked for it's position (-1,-1;0,0,-1,1187 ...)10:22
pittimvo: want a screenshot?10:22
mvopitti: yes please (you restarted u-n)?10:22
pittimvo: yes, killall and restart10:23
mvohrm, bad. a screenshot would be nice. what arch?10:23
pittimvo: amd64 :-)10:23
pittimvo: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/shots/u-n-pos.png10:24
Treenakspitti: Maybe there are x-chat updates?10:24
Treenaks*hide*10:24
Lathiatthe notifier dialogs dont scale for DPI10:25
Lathiatcus when my DPI is at 120 they almost hit the edge10:26
Lathiatpossibly because its being squashed up against the side to try stick the arrow on the udpate notifier10:26
Lathiatwithout moving the arrow10:26
mvopitti: I assume your notification-daemon is at the latest version?10:26
pittimvo: oops, I have 0.2.2-0ubuntu1 10:26
pittithat was a test version10:27
pittisorry10:27
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mvopitti: no problem 10:27
seb128evince really rocks10:27
mvoLathiat: there are still arrow placement issues when the position is e.g. at the very, very far end of the right-hand side10:27
seb128the text selection is rocking10:27
mvoLathiat: (and on a lot of other places too)10:27
pittimvo: works now, rock! (and sorry for the noise)10:28
mvopitti: no worries :)10:29
seb128grumpf10:31
seb128pitti: does "gdmflexiserver --xnest" still open this selection list ofr you?10:31
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pittiseb128: right now I only get an error dialog "new display could not be started"10:33
srijithread from forum that you guys are looking for laptop testers10:33
srijithis that still on or are there enough tesrers?10:33
srijiths/tesrers/testers10:33
pittiseb128: if I choose "new login" from the menu, I still get the selection list10:34
seb128grumpf10:34
seb128oh right10:34
seb128interesting10:34
seb128thanks :)10:34
seb128I was trying with --xnest10:35
mdzseb128: new live CDs building now10:39
seb128mdz: cool10:39
mdzshould fix the X issue10:39
mdzI don't think I will stay awake for them, though10:40
seb128I'm ready to sync/try :)10:40
mdzbut I would like to know if they work for you10:40
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seb128mdz: when should the new image be available?10:42
mvomdz: is it a know problem that the language-pack-gnome-en-{base} are missing on the install cd?10:42
mdzmvo: dunno, ask pitti10:43
mdkeafter a dist-upgrade from colony 2, I get 4 grub entries instead of 2, 2 for the 2.6.10 kernel, and 2 for the 2.5.12 kernel: is this problem known?10:43
mdzseb128: the live builds are fairly quick; should be ~10m10:43
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pefhi10:43
mvomdz: I just did a test-install and it hangs because it wants to fetch them from the net10:43
mdzit will be 2005081710:43
seb128cool10:44
mdzmvo: why hangs?10:44
mvomdz: for some reason a apt-get update failed and no gpg signatures are available anymore. then aptitude prompts and the installer can't cope with that10:44
pittimvo: ah, I'll seed them10:45
mvo(prompts for unauthenticated packages)10:45
mvopitti: thanks10:46
pittimvo: hm, the powerpc install cd is already full, so there's only room for gnome-en10:46
pittimvo: (gosh, there was space before, who filled it???)10:46
mdzpitti: first come, first served ;-)10:47
mvopitti: I didn't :) (/me whistles innocently)10:47
mvomdz: I guess the real fix is to make libapt smarter about failed updates? (recheck the available signatures against a failed download or make the whole operation either all or nothing)?10:48
pittimdz: ok, I throw some other langpacks off the powerpc CD, it does not make sense to have the base, but not the gnome translation10:49
mdzmvo: the update should fail if the .gpg retrievals failed for a non-transient reason10:49
mvohm, why does base-config try a aptitude update before it has network...10:50
mvomdz: ok, I have a look at this today10:50
seb128mdz: is that ok to package the new djvulibre? It has a new soname, but nothing out of evince use it, and the current evince what a new version of nothing (we can also build evince without djvulibre)?10:51
seb128(after colony 3)10:52
mdzseb128: does evince require the latest djvulibre?10:57
seb128w/what/want/ on my previous sentence10:57
seb128"evince wants a new version of nothing (we can also build evince without djvulibre)"10:57
mvohm, stage2 seems to not bring up the network but tries to get various stuff from the net10:58
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dholbachhey10:59
pittiHi dholbach 11:00
jsgotangcohi11:00
=== mvo waves to dholbach
dholbachhey martin, michael, jerome! how are you guys? :)11:00
ogra_wohoo dholbach11:00
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dholbacholiver! :)11:01
sivangmdz: are you ok with me trying to patch default applets for lpint until UI freeze? 11:01
siretarthuhu dholbach!11:01
sivangdholbach: hey :)11:01
mdzseb128: live CD builds are up11:02
dholbachhi everybody - i've good news: i'll bring my thesis to printing and binding today :-D11:02
mdzsivang: applets, such as which?11:03
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jdubelmo: planet update please :-)11:03
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ajmitchdholbach: great! :)11:03
sivangmdz: those that come with the gnome-panel package, mostly11:03
pittimvo: seeding completed11:03
jsgotangconice11:03
siretartdholbach: congratulations!11:03
siretart:)11:03
dholbachthanks :)11:04
pittidholbach: contrats, great to hear!11:04
pittidholbach: when you will defend it?11:04
dholbachpitti: september, 2nd11:04
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jdubdholbach: woohoo!11:05
mvodholbach: I'll be in the crowd that listens11:05
Nafallojdub: you got my mailinglist-request? :-)11:05
jsgotangcodholbach, i will slay a goat and burn it as an offering to your success heh11:05
jdubNafallo: yes, will sort out when ig et home tonight11:05
Nafallojdub: kewl :-)11:05
dholbachpitti: i'll move to berlin, work on another project with my dad and prepare the presentation in between - so i'll still be busy :)11:06
dholbachjdub: mine too? :)11:06
jdubdholbach: same answer :-)11:06
dholbachjsgotangco: that's too kind of you :)11:06
ajmitchdholbach: well done on getting it finished11:06
dholbachi'm so relieved already11:06
jsgotangcofinishing a thesis is always feels good11:06
infinitymdz : If you're building livecds based on the images that built 3 hours ago, you're probably missing your /dev/tty* fix, which I think was uploaded after that.11:06
jsgotangco(of course there's still the defense..but)11:06
Nafallodholbach: nice one indeed :-)11:07
mdzinfinity: I put a workaround into casper11:07
sivangmdz: for starters; clock, fish, notification_area, wncklet11:07
infinitymdz : Ahh, if it's fixed in casper, then perhaps I should pull the makedev fix.  This does only affect livecds, afterall.11:07
seb128mdz: cool, /me sync11:07
mdzinfinity: it's sort of a corner case, but I think it's broader than live CDs11:07
mdzI'm not sure where best to fix it at this point11:07
mdzbut it's time to sleep11:08
mdzsivang: let's talk about it in 7+ hours11:08
ogra_can someone explain me how i trigger a cd build for edubuntu ? 11:08
seb128mdz: about djvulibre?11:08
seb128mdz: let's talk about it later if you want, there is no hurry that's for after colony 3 anyway11:08
jdubmdz: were you intending to call earlier?11:08
mdzogra_: you ask me, or colin when he isn't off getting married11:08
mdzseb128: yes, let's talk about it after I've slept11:09
ogra_mdz, is this much work ? or could yu do it? i'd like to benefit from thecolony base11:09
mdzjdub: I'd never successfully gotten in touch with you via that number and was wondering if I should delete it from my directory11:09
sivangmdz: sure, thanks11:09
mdzogra_: there is no colony 3 yet11:09
ogra_oops11:09
\shgrmpf..what was the daily iso download url again?11:10
ogra_ok then...11:10
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sivangmdz: night :)11:10
mdznight all11:10
ogra_night mdz 11:10
dholbachgood night mdz11:10
jdubmdz: oh. i don't roam.11:10
\shg'night mdz11:10
ogra_\sh, cdimage.ubuntu.com11:10
mvogood night mdz11:10
\shogra_: thx11:10
jsgotangconight11:10
seb128'night mdz11:10
fabbioneelmo: can you please lart katie to stop spamming me with that UNACCEPTED message11:12
fabbionenight mdz11:12
dholbachhi fabbione :)11:12
fabbionehi dholbach 11:14
\shok...putting windwos xp again on this baby...and then trying new daily iso...for resizing ntfs partition11:18
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sivang\sh: so now you are logged from a laptop ?11:35
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\shsivang: I'm on my hp nc600011:36
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\shsivang: and I'm playing with the portege11:36
volvoguy\sh, don't say that word. :)11:36
ogra_playing or protege ? 11:37
volvoguyportege.11:37
volvoguythe bane of my existance.11:37
seb128trying the liveCD, brb11:37
sivangvolvoguy: Aaaron! I've never caught you on IRC before :) How have you bee ?11:38
sivangs/bee/been/11:38
\shvolvoguy: believe me...it's just like a good looking girl...it looks nice..but it's a nasty b*tch sometimes ,-)11:38
volvoguysivang, i'm still alive. still sore with back problems. trying to get back into the swing of things with the laptop and art teams.11:38
volvoguy\sh, i'm just bitter. i'm not even remotely close to getting Breezy installed on mine.11:39
\shvolvoguy: which one u have?11:39
\shthe S100?11:39
sivang\sh: what's portege ?11:39
volvoguy\sh, the Portege S10011:40
volvoguysivang, Toshiba laptops.11:40
\shsivang: toshiba portege r20011:40
sivangvolvoguy: ah, cool11:40
volvoguyit's a kick-butt machine, but almost a little too  new for ubuntu thus far. 11:40
\shvolvoguy: well..u have a cdrom at least11:41
volvoguysata drives connected to an intel chipset that does software raid (or some such thing)11:41
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jdubvolvoguy: have you checked the bios for sata/pata compatilibity mode options11:41
volvoguy\sh, yeah. the colony 2 live cd doesn't start x, but i just downloaded a nightly to try.11:42
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\shvolvoguy: u see...I don't have one...;-) I just borrowed an usb dvd from a friend :)11:43
pittijdub: I'm going to change dbus and hal now to not restart on upgrade; any objections?11:43
volvoguyjdub, the bios warns that all the data on the drive will be wiped if i convert it to a non-raid device. i could try that, but i thought part of the goal was to try to get breezy working on these out of the box - ie. leaving windows and resizing the NTFS partition.11:43
\shvolvoguy: forget it..the first thing i did...remove windows, cause resizing wasn't working11:43
\shvolvoguy: but I'll try resizing just now with new daily iso...11:44
volvoguy\sh, at the moment that's irrelevant because the installer doesn't recognize a hard disc. i could wipe it, change it to a non-raid disk, install windows and then start from there. 11:44
\shdo it :)11:45
jdubpitti: !!!11:45
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\shok..lunch time...laters11:45
volvoguyif jdub or the laptop leaders give me the ok, i'll start right now. :)11:45
Lathiatmm11:46
Lathiatsata11:46
Lathiati bet11:46
volvoguyLathiat, yep. it's a sata drive.11:46
Lathiatlaptop.. raid.. ? wah?11:46
volvoguyLathiat, that's what i said. without removing the DVD/CDRW drive, you can add a second hard drive and do raid 1 or 0.11:47
Lathiatah11:47
Lathiatcrack smoking11:47
volvoguyi think i'll save that for the next major release. :)11:47
Lathiatso how will making it non-raid work?11:48
jdubit's the sata/pata stuff that really matters11:49
volvoguythe theory is that it's the new-fangled Intel software raid and chipset that is making the drive invisible to the installer.11:49
Lathiatah11:49
volvoguythere are only two options in the bios for the HDD - RAID or JBOD. 11:49
jdubhrm, pia had one of these monsters11:50
Lathiatlove the technicaly terms there11:50
LathiatJBOD11:50
volvoguyPITA is what I say. :)11:50
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volvoguyactually, i popped in here for a quick script question. i have a folder of svgz files that i want to convert to (gunzipped) svg files. any idea how i could do that recursively over a couple folders with hundreds of files? 11:52
Mithrandirfind -name \*.svgz -print0 | xargs -0 gzip -d ?11:53
volvoguylemme try. 11:53
volvoguyexample result: gzip: ./zip.svgz: unknown suffix -- ignored11:55
Mithrandirtry to add -f ?11:56
Treenaksadd -Ssvgz11:56
Treenaksor -S""11:56
volvoguyto which part?11:56
ogra_the end11:56
Treenaksvolvoguy: the gunzip/gzip part11:56
volvoguy-f gives same results.11:57
Treenaksvolvoguy: try the -S11:57
volvoguysame.11:57
volvoguylike so, right? "find -name \*.svgz -print0 | xargs -0 gzip -d -S""11:58
ogra_take rather the -Ssvgz11:59
volvoguylike so? "find -name \*.svgz -print0 | xargs -0 gzip -d -Ssvgz" ?12:00
ogra_yup12:00
volvoguysame.12:00
Treenaksunknown suffix?12:01
ogra_ah...12:01
ogra_-S .svgz12:01
volvoguygzip: ./zip.svgz: unknown suffix -- ignored12:01
Treenaksvolvoguy: what ogra_ said12:01
volvoguythat stripped the extension completely.12:01
ogra_did it also unpack it ? 12:02
volvoguythey're indeed unpacked though. 12:02
ogra_:)12:02
volvoguyso what's the easy way now to add ".svg" to the end?12:03
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volvoguyremember, i'm a graphic designer. using my right brain makes my head hurt. :)12:04
volvoguyi don't suppose it's as easy as "mv * *.svg"?12:06
Treenaksfind -type f -exec mv \{} \{}.svg12:07
TreenaksI _think_12:07
volvoguyfind: missing argument to `-exec'12:07
Treenaksuh yes12:08
Treenaksadd \; to the end of that12:08
Treenaksfind -type f -exec mv \{} \{}.svg \;12:08
volvoguybeautiful!12:08
volvoguythanks guys! :)12:08
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Treenaks;)12:09
volvoguy:) thanks. 12:09
volvoguywhile i'm in here, are any of you developer types close enough to the laptop testing team to give me the go-ahead to wipe this hard drive and start from scratch? 12:10
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dholbachsee you later12:16
jsgotangcobye daniel12:16
dholbachbye jerome :)12:16
volvoguyguess not, but that's ok. i'll just keep an eye on the bug i filed. thanks for the file manipulating help Treenaks. i'm off to sleep. 12:16
volvoguyg'night all! :)12:18
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seb128mdz: the amd64 liveCD works fine for me now12:21
seb128(the french version is no really frenchy though)12:21
ogra_seb128, the gnome-langpacks arent on the CD yet...12:22
seb128I've noticed 12:22
seb128pitti: I've not really debugged but GNOME volumes have issues on the liveCD12:24
pittiogra_: fixed in the seeds12:24
seb128the CD was named "cdrom" instead of "Ubuntu 5.10 amd64" by example12:25
ogra_oops12:25
pittiseb128: ok, I'll look at this12:25
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danielspitti: ping12:26
pittiHi daniels 12:26
seb128hey daniels12:26
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danielshi all12:26
ogra_mvo, looks like #13496 still occurs.... jsgotangco just tried a test install... i'll try to check if its still this bug, burning....12:27
danielspitti: i'm not really convinced on the dbus thing to be honest12:27
pittidaniels: I don't like it either12:27
pittidaniels: but seb128 and some other guys finally convinced me yesterday12:27
pittidaniels: it's ugly, but reality is against us :-(12:27
Lathiatwhat dbus thing?12:27
danielsLathiat: not restarting it on upgrades12:27
Lathiatah right12:27
danielspitti: but then we get horrible cases like where you can't open new connections to the bus on some upgrades because it's too old12:28
Lathiatsounds like an idea to me12:28
ogra_pitti, daniels, err, how am i supposed to add a service to system.d without restarting ? 12:28
seb128I don't like guys, but I've enough to fight with upstream for that and we are all busy enough without having to patch all over the place against upstream12:28
seb128s/like/like that too/12:28
pittiogra_: just start the service itself, e. g. /etc/dbus/event.d/20hal start12:28
danielsseb128: g-v-m upstream at least seemed willing to take our patch if it was clean, and gnome-power already got fixed12:28
ogra_pitti, thanks :)12:29
pittidaniels: hm? I recently talked to g-v-m upstream, and they rejected it12:29
ogra_daniels, ??12:29
danielspitti: on utopia-list?12:29
seb128daniels: previous g-v-m upstream, fejj is ... no comment12:29
danielsogra_: hm?12:29
pittiI got a whole bunch of "you are wrong" messages...12:29
ogra_daniels, gnome-power got fixed ? 12:29
danielsseb128: fejj maintains it?12:29
pittidaniels: yes12:29
seb128daniels: he's doing the work now yeah12:29
danielsogra_: desrt said he was writing code to fix it, at any rate12:29
seb128daniels: they moved the evo team on the desktop12:29
ogra_daniels, i package it... 12:29
danielsseb128: oh.  yeah, I see.12:29
danielsseb128: fair enough then.12:30
ogra_daniels, hughsie (upstream) didnt say such a thin...12:30
pittidaniels: desrt agreed for battery applet, but he is opposed to it, too12:30
ogra_thing12:30
danielsogra_: sorry, too late at night.  -battery-applet, not -power.12:30
pittidaniels: but gvfs and panel still break12:30
seb128daniels: walters complained too on #gnome-hackers some days ago12:30
ogra_ah... i was starting to get worried :)12:30
pittiogra_: btw, for a true .service you don't need to restart dbus at all, it will just work12:30
ogra_pitti, ok... i took NM as example for my postinst....12:31
seb128daniels: and apps will keep using dbus for new stuff and we will have to keep patching other stuff, and get upstream angry when then get bugs due to that, etc12:31
Lathiatpitti: that doesnt suit all applications12:31
pittiLathiat: "that" == ?12:31
danielspitti: eep12:31
danielsseb128: yeah, I saw the scrollback on -hackers12:31
Lathiatpitti: activating a service when needed12:31
danielsseb128: i suppose it's a fair cop if we've decided we were fighting a losing battle, I was just really hoping we'd ... well, not lose it12:32
seb128daniels: imho we have better to do that fighting for months on that12:32
pittiLathiat: right, e. g. hal is not a .service, so it has to start/stop itself12:32
Lathiate.g. avahi, wants to be running all the time because it needs to respond to its name, etc12:32
Lathiatnot just when an application wants it12:32
seb128daniels: we are all busy, upstream/redhat/suse guys are against us ... that's not an "easy to win" one12:32
danielsseb128: mmm12:32
danielsseb128: yeah12:32
pittidaniels: I hoped the same12:33
pittidaniels: it reminds me of win2k: "one reboot for each change" :-(12:33
danielsseb128: i just think this whole 'dbus is a core service omg' thing is complete crack, and a stupid cop out that just lets you be lazy and write terrible code12:33
Lathiatits worse nwo i isntalled windows today and some stupid applicatiom nthat was workign wanted me to reboot, i went ot windows update and it told me i had to reboot before i can do updates.12:33
seb128daniels: yeah, but there was already a lot of Debian/upstream talks on the topic, they are obviously not going to change (cf the discussion with walters)12:34
danielsseb128: yeah.  sigh.12:34
Lathiatdoes breezy-install-i386 20050817.1 fix the lilo/root= thing ?12:34
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pittielmo: can you please sync clamav and pstotext? (both security issues in universe)12:36
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seb128elmo: please drop evolution-data-server1.2 and pyphany12:54
mvoseb128: is there a new gtk+ release yet that fixes the "g_assert(child->parent == GTK_WIDGET(container))" problem yet?01:00
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seb128mvo: 2.8.001:01
seb128mvo: but needs to update cairo, needs to change soname, need to rebuild 200 packages ... have to run FAST from mdz 01:01
ogra_hmm... without all the whitespace changes the patch would be half the size...01:01
mvoseb128: oh, this issue :) after colony, right?01:02
seb128mvo: yep01:02
Lathiatheh im just reading it atm too01:02
seb128mvo: feel free to upload the new cairo now, but I'll not do it :)01:02
Lathiatwhats the patch achieve/01:02
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mvoseb128: I value my good relation with matt too high for that :)01:03
seb128ah ah01:03
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mvoseb128: what bug did you see today with the amd64 live cd? 01:08
mvoiirc you talked about it this morning with mdz01:08
seb128mvo: the one from this night, or the new one from this morning?01:08
seb128the first chocked on a keyboard issue, blocked on the xorg config01:09
mvoseb128: I tried the new one from this morning and it failed on configuring X01:09
seb128the new one works quite fine, some desktop issue but no big deal01:09
seb128oh?01:09
mvoseb128: I'll try again and see if I got the very latest01:09
seb128what md5?01:10
danielsjdub: dpkg-deb: building package `mgp' in `../mgp_1.11b-5_i386.deb'.01:10
seb128mvo: 55ba21f1533d77bb60eec3138521251c here01:10
tepsipakkioh yeah, hoary-cd01:11
tepsipakkidoh01:11
tepsipakki..'s arrived, all 750 of them01:12
Nafallo750?! yay :-)01:12
tepsipakki=)01:12
tepsipakkiwe'll be handing them out to students01:13
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hmrochai'm installing ubuntu on my college pc's right now :)01:16
hungerHow is the graphics driver for X selected in ubuntu?01:17
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mvoseb128: thanks, I had a older image, getting the new one now01:18
mjg59mdz: I've filed a bug which references it01:18
danielshunger: handwaving and trickery01:18
mjrhunger, IIRC, with discover01:18
seb128mvo: np01:18
hungermjr: That is what I thought before I went over to daniels interpretation;-)01:19
seb128daniels: is there any way to force/change the xorg resolution on an hoary liveCD? It does 640x480 where the warty one does 1024x768 on the same box01:19
hungermjr: I do not have discover installed, so I think that is not it... or maybe I messed up my install again;-)01:19
mjrwell... handwaving it is then01:20
danielsseb128: nope.  let me guess, integrated intel desktop chipset?01:21
danielshunger: mostly discover101:21
hungerdaniels: Hmmm.... I do not have that installed... seems like I messed too much with the system again.01:21
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seb128daniels: not happening to me, I've asked to note the video card type, I'll let you know ... is there any workaround known for these ones?01:23
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danielsseb128: not really.  and my uploads to hoary-updates seem to keep wandering ... sigh.01:24
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seb128daniels: k, thanks anyway01:25
seb128I was thinking that maybe there is a boot option to say to use the vesa or something :)01:25
danielsseb128: it would be neat, yeah.  maybe xserver-xorg/use_sync_ranges=true?01:26
seb128I note that to try01:27
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pittidaniels, seb128: *sigh* it's done01:29
seb128pitti: thanks01:31
mvodaniels: btw, why do you seem to dislike glxinfo? 01:31
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kagouhi01:34
kagouhi pitti , udev last upgrade is ok ;)01:35
pittiHi kagou 01:35
pitti:-)01:35
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kagoupitti, i'v posted comments to request upgrade of udev for bugs that i think they are depending on the yesterday bug01:38
pittikagou: me too, I saw it :-)01:38
kagou:p01:38
pittiok, have to go, cu later01:39
kagoucu01:40
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desrtpitti; hey?01:40
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sivangjdub: Do you have your OSCon presentation somewhere online?01:47
desrtpitti; just a headsup for when you get back... i don't know if this is the expected behaviour or not (because of the transition): http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/132301:48
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pittidesrt: hm, no, it's certainly not01:54
pittidesrt: I'll look at it later01:55
pittiI test the live cd now and then I need to go01:55
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pitti_liveseb128: I currently test the amd64 live cd, hotplug stuff works dine02:07
mvohey pitti_live !02:07
pitti_liveseb128: fine, even. What was your problem?02:07
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pitti_livemvo: I have a short bug list: video mode question, long hang with no apparent progress, kernel notification, missing gnome langpacks02:08
pitti_livethe rest seems to work just fine02:08
Lathiatfirst 3 i reported on the ml, x86 too02:09
Lathiatthis dhcp thing is annoying me02:09
Lathiatwho knows about d-i network stuff?02:09
pitti_liveLathiat, dhcp works fine here02:09
Lathiatif i stasrt a dhclient on the terminal why d-i is trying to dhcp02:09
Lathiatit keeps doing nothing just like the installer02:09
seb128pitti_live: the liveCD label on the desktop/computer was "cdrom"02:09
pitti_liveLathiat, langpacks are already fixed02:09
Lathiatas soon as the installer stops dhcping02:09
Lathiatit gets an offer instantly02:09
Lathiatbut buggered if i know why02:09
seb128pitti_live: on my install it's "Ubuntu 5.10 amd64"02:09
pitti_liveseb128: oh, right, labels are broke02:09
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Lathiati just did an i386 install 02:09
Lathiatwith 17.102:10
Lathiatworked great02:10
pitti_liveseb128: will look at it 02:10
Lathiatone thing i noticed02:10
seb128pitti_live: "yelp" summary is empty here too02:10
Lathiatboot now takes like 5-10 extra seconds to start02:10
pitti_liveseb128: but not now, really gotta grab my bike and go now02:10
Lathiati think its the initramfs doing something02:10
seb128pitti_live: and my network was not configured, I had to run dhclient02:10
Lathiatseb128: same here02:10
seb128later pitti_live02:10
Lathiatseb128: it actually ran here, but it doesnt get an ip02:10
Lathiatjust like the installer02:10
Mithrandirhow often is the live initrd rebuilt?02:10
Lathiatalways works the second time02:10
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pitti_liveseb128, sudo /etc/init.d/dbus cures it -- I saw that many times in bug reports02:11
pitti_livebye02:11
danielsfwiw, the video mode question thing is a debconf problem02:13
Lathiathrm...02:21
Lathiatwe have a real firefox icon on the panel02:21
Lathiatisnt that bad?02:21
seb128this has been fixed with gnome-icon-theme 2.9.9102:24
paoloWhy is bad?02:24
seb128copyright issue02:24
paoloHmpf.02:24
Lathiatyeh02:25
Lathiattraemark thingy02:25
Lathiatok thanks seb128 02:25
Lathiatalso, do you know about the icon size thing?02:25
Lathiathas that been fixed?02:25
seb128not yet02:25
seb128but will be for 5.10 for sure02:26
Lathiatis someone capable working on it?02:26
seb12890% fixed atm02:26
Lathiatok02:26
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Lathiathrm, muine and rhythmbox seem to have stopped responding to play/pause/next/prev02:30
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seb128Lathiat: I had some such issue with rb, I've launched totem to try ... that worked, and then rb was working too02:35
Lathiathrm02:35
seb128Lathiat: if you can debug it you are welcome02:35
Lathiattotem doesnt work here either02:35
Lathiathrm02:35
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Mithrandirmdz: how and when are the live initrd (no, not the cloop) rebuilt?  I need a rebuilt one with cdebconf 0.84ubuntu2 before I can upload the fixed casper.02:39
Lathiatdaniels: yay02:40
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Lathiati can fix vflib3 and associated crap now02:40
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danielsit seems to work for basic (well, psychotic -- autoconf generating Imakefiles from Imakefile.ins) builds, when I tested with mgp and a couple of others02:40
danielslet me know if it's broken in more complex cases, but I don't expect it will be02:41
\shdaniels: i had problems installing libgl1-xorg-dri...it wanted to overwrite one file out of xmesalib-dri02:41
\shdaniels: forgot a replaces for this package?02:41
Lathiatdaniels: any chance of glxinfo? (or is there another way to see if you have dri - for laptop testing)02:41
daniels+Package: libgl1-xorg-dri02:41
daniels+Conflicts: xlibmesa3 (<< 4.2.1-5), xlibmesa3-gl, xlibmesa-dri02:41
daniels+Replaces: xlibmesa3 (<< 4.2.1-5), xlibmesa3-gl, xlibmesa-dri02:41
daniels+Provides: xlibmesa-dri02:41
daniels\sh: if there's a problem, it's not mine02:41
\shdaniels: it was -49 02:42
\shstrange02:42
danielsLathiat:   * Start building glxinfo from progs/xdemos, and stuff it in libgl1-mesa;02:42
daniels    introduce Build-Depends on freeglut3-dev.02:42
Lathiaton nice02:42
Lathiatknow what i want before i ask, yay02:42
Lathiatdaniels: what package?02:43
\shUnpacking libgl1-xorg-dri (from .../libgl1-xorg-dri_6.8.2-50_i386.deb) ...02:43
\shdpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/libgl1-xorg-dri_6.8.2-50_i386.deb (--unpack): trying to overwrite `/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/gamma_dri.so', which is also in package xlibmesa-dri02:43
daniels\sh: ok, busted in -49.  transient error, libgl1-mesa-dri will be getting rid of it soon anyway.02:44
danielsLathiat: that's from my local mesa changelog; not yet uploaded02:44
Lathiatdaniels: ok cool02:44
Lathiatcheers02:44
hunger\sh: upgrade worked fine here...02:44
danielshunger: no, turns out it really is my problem, but it's already fixed locall02:45
\shhunger: on my other install as well...but this install here...is anything but fault-tolerant ,-)02:45
hungerdaniels: Well, I am on -50... maybe that's it.02:45
\shdaniels: ok..only a matter of time...I just thought, my install is b0rked02:45
infinity\sh : Just remove xlibmesa-dri in the same apt run.02:47
hungerdaniels: Thanks for not breaking xkb for the last couple of weeks. It is so much easier to appreciate your work when X actually starts up;-) Looks like you got over the rough spots... upgrades have been pretty smooth for me lately.02:47
infinity\sh : "apt-get --purge install libgl1-xorg-dri xlibmesa-dri-" (note the trailing "-")02:47
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infinity\sh : That'll fix you for now, and the mesa uploads/transition in the next few days will fix it permanently.02:48
danielshunger: any time02:48
\shinfinity: that was my next step to remove it..but I wasn't sure, if it was a bug or just a glitch in the matrix ,-)02:48
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\shlater dudes02:56
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Lathiatseb128: are you aware of any problems with the disk mounter applet?02:59
seb128no02:59
Lathiatok i'll file bugs then02:59
seb128oh, one "labels suck"03:00
Lathiatnah03:00
seb128about what?03:00
Lathiatlike it crashes when i select my hard drive03:00
Lathiatalso it hasnt realised my drive is unmounted even after restarting it03:00
Lathiatdoes it use hal?03:00
seb128yep03:00
Lathiatwonder if dbus restarted03:00
seb128did you upgrade dbus/hal?03:00
Lathiatmight reboot first03:00
Lathiatyeh i think it did03:00
seb128that's exactly why pitti changed it to not restart on update this morning03:01
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Lathiatheh03:01
Lathiatright03:01
Mithrandiroh, shiny.03:01
Mithrandir_shiny_.  amd64 valgrind released a short while ago03:01
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LathiatMithrandir: nice03:01
danielswoo03:02
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ogra_ltspseb128, i have a lot of xml errors at the end of the install from misformatted gnome-games helpfiles...03:04
ogra_ltspseb128, is that known ? 03:04
seb128no03:04
ogra_ltspok03:04
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ogra_ltspMithrandir, your telcos have a funny sense of humor.... http://zontik.de/uploads/1116202837_cd.jpg03:05
Lathiathaha ogra_ltsp 03:05
fabbioneeheh03:06
fabbioneogra: what about adding desktop-sparc to edubuntu-meta ?03:06
Nafallolol03:07
ogra_ltspfabbione, i had it in, it always broke my updates, i'll add it in the end again03:07
Mithrandirogra_ltsp: heh, such things happen, I guess03:07
fabbioneogra_ltsp: broke in what way?03:07
ogra_ltspfabbione, the metapackage update script very often timed out on ports.ubuntu.com and i was to lazy to fix it every time... 03:08
fabbioneAH03:08
fabbionebut ports.u.c sits just close to archive...03:08
ogra_ltspfabbione, so i'll add it again for the final package...03:08
fabbioneit's at the datacenter03:08
ogra_ltspyes, but either it times out or Packages.gz is corrupted03:09
fabbionehmm ok...03:09
ogra_ltspsame for hppa and ia6403:09
fabbionei suspect a mirroring issue from jackass03:09
fabbioneelmo: ping?03:09
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=== ogra_ltsp imagines a sparc ltsp environment....
ogra_ltspthat'd be quite expensive... we have no multiarch ltsp yet03:10
ogra_ltspso all the clients have to be sparc too :)03:10
Mithrandirheh03:10
fabbioneehehhe03:10
ogra_ltspbut could be funny though... for recycling cheap old sparc HW03:10
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fabbionebbl03:11
chmjis there anyone hacking thunderbird ? 03:13
elmofabbione: ?03:14
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seb128elmo: could you drop evolution-data-server1.2 and pyphany please? :)03:15
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infinitychmj : Define "hacking thunderbird"... I've done a few uploads.03:35
ograhmm, does anybody know which part of the seeds is finally responsible for including stuff on the cd ? i'm trempted to edit STRUCTURE to add my server seed to edubuntu but i'm not sure03:37
ogras/trempted/tempted03:37
fabbioneelmo: can you see any problem on ports mirror.. as ogra described?03:38
elmofabbione: there's nothing wrong with ports03:38
chmjinfinity: its just that its terribly broken (instant crashes), but i see most of the bugs have been assigned to tfheen03:38
fabbioneelmo: ok..03:38
fabbioneogra: fix your connection :P03:39
elmoseb128: why for each?  [I may have missed it earlier, if you already said] 03:39
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ografabbione, it works for everything else... and mostly even on the second try... but since the other arches come first i have to wait 10min until i see it failing03:39
fabbioneogra: ok.. i will look at it03:40
seb128elmo: evolution-data-server1.2 (http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=9779), that was a evolution-data-server rename sync from Debian03:41
infinitychmj : On which dist?... I run it 24/7 on breezy with no problems.03:41
ografabbione, as i said, its no biggie, i'll add it later again...03:41
seb128elmo: pyphany is deprecated by epiphany-browser now which has the same feature 03:41
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elmoseb128: done03:43
seb128elmo: thanks03:43
ograelmo, did you recognize the blackdown request yesterday ? 03:44
Mithrandirdaniels: 9984 is marked pendingupload, have you just forgotten to close it?03:45
siretartdaniels: infinity: libforms-dev places its headers to /usr/X11R6/include/X11. shouldn't they go to /usr/include?03:46
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danielssiretart: what are they doing in the X11/ namespace in the first place??03:47
siretartdaniels: you are the X11 god, not me :)03:48
danielsMithrandir: er yeah, thanks03:48
danielssiretart: it should have its own namespace, not leech off <X11/...>03:48
infinityHysterical raisins, I'd assume.03:49
siretartso it should be modified to install libs and headers to /usr, right?03:49
infinityHeck, the thing was binary-only non-free crap until recently.03:49
danielssiretart: yeah03:49
danielsinfinity: there are toolkits other than gtk and qt?03:49
danielsno wait, sorry03:51
danielsmotif rules the world03:51
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danielsall hail motif03:51
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j^daniels now i understand why ubuntu ships with a motif theme for qt by default03:52
ograj^, yes, our KDE team is to slow... they are still working on implementing KDE in real motif03:53
j^http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=272403:53
j^ogra i dont care about kde, i care about qt apps used from the default ubuntu desktop: gnome03:54
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Lathiatdaniels: hrm, im not getting a ZAxisMapping, known ?03:59
danielslathiyes03:59
Lathiatokie03:59
pittiHi04:00
ograpitti, ho04:01
siretartdaniels: where has xmkmf gone?04:01
danielssiretart: into a package called 'xmkmf', cunningly04:01
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Nafallowhere is those binarys anyway? :-)04:02
Lathiatbuilding or NEW i suspect04:02
siretartdaniels: which you uploaded just 2h ago, I see04:02
NafalloNEW then04:02
\shand my ntfs partition can't be resized04:03
siretartok. I modified libforms1, but it needs xmkmf. will need to wait for the binaries, then04:03
danielsit already got source-NEWed, but it's only recently finished building04:03
danielsgive it a while04:03
\sherror: /lib/partman/automatically_partition/80custom/choices04:03
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\sh" 10resize_use_free/do_option04:03
\sh" 10resize_use_free/do_option: IN: VIRTUAL 32256-6001164287904:04
\shparted_server: Read Command: VIRTUAL04:04
\shthe device 32256-60011642879 is not opened04:04
\shparted_server: line 1081: CRITICAL ERROR!!!04:05
\shnow I can copy and paste this text into bugzilla04:05
pittiinfinity: just sent you a mail wrt. a bug in the php patch04:05
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infinitypitti : I'm backporting from 1.4.0 anyway, since sesser's patch didn't apply cleanly, so it's not really a problem.04:08
danielsajmitch: i'm bound to forget by the time you wake up, so basically, looking at symlink-mesa.sh, it looks like it should be a builddir thing rather than srcdir, especially as it's called from configure.  so I changed it to run in builddir and changed all the INCLUDEs in GL/**/Makefile.am.  mind if I commit?04:10
danielsargh, wrong channel04:10
danielsajmitch: nm04:10
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pittiinfinity: ok, just checking04:19
infinityOh, feh.  More PHP bugginess.04:25
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siretartjbailey: around?04:26
jbaileysiretart: Yup04:26
siretartjbailey: just wanted to poke you another time about subversion's javahl ;)04:27
Lathiathrm, would it be such a stupid idea to include kernel headers by default?04:27
Lathiatfor example, im at uni and i need the cisco vpn client to connect, and i cant install the headers unless i get on the vpn, which i need the headers for. (had that happent to me last week)04:27
jbaileysiretart: Thanks. =)04:28
ograLathiat, they are on the CD04:28
siretartjbailey: I yesterday I had to fight with suse, which ships with prebuilt javahl (most probably built with sun jdk): result: segfaults :/04:28
Lathiatdidnt have the cd at uni 04:28
Lathiatjust wondering if theres an overly compelling reason not to04:29
Lathiati guess theres no compiler either04:29
ograon the CD 04:29
siretartjbailey: to be serious: whats left to do so we can have javahl in ubuntu's svn?04:29
ograits all there ;)04:29
Lathiatlike i said04:29
jbaileysiretart: I expect it's a matter of just twiddling the build-deps and enabling it at this point.04:29
Lathiatits more the off-guard situations like this, where you might not have a cd :)04:29
siretartjbailey: I send you a debdiff, that packaged worked in pbuilder for me that time04:30
siretartdidn't check if there was another subversion update since then, though04:30
jbaileysiretart: It shouldn't be too drastic of a change either wya.04:31
ograLathiat, easy to solve... never leave your home without ubuntu CD.... if you dont need it you can still give it away ;)04:31
Lathiatheh04:31
infinityLathiat : Desktop systems shouldn't have a compiler or any -dev packages installed by default.  Carrythe CD around if you think you may need to compile stuff. :)04:31
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Lathiatinfinity: well my point is, i didn't expect to, but i needed to compile the cisco vpn driver.04:31
Lathiatanyway04:31
Lathiati wish vpnc worked at my uni04:31
Lathiatthe cisco vpn driver is a pos04:31
Lathiattseng: heh, the 'enable beagle on start', actually writes out ~/.runbeagle, which is suse specific 04:32
infinityLathiat : Curious, both the cisco closed source client and vpnc work at my girlfriend's university.04:34
infinityLathiat : Perhaps you could talk to the IT people to have them tweak settigns on the VPN to get vpnc to work with it...04:34
mvoseb128: IIRC your SoC student worked on a way to figure if a given user is a sudoer. how is that progressing?04:34
Lathiatinfinity: any idea what needs tweaking?04:35
ograoh, yes, its a feature edubuntu needs too...04:35
Lathiatinfinity: vpnc seems to send the same initial packet04:35
ograseb128, ^^04:35
Lathiatinfinity: but nothing comes back04:35
Lathiatit confuses me04:35
Lathiatmust be something slightly different04:35
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Lathiator i was half dead when looking at tcpdump04:35
seb128mvo: need to ask him again, he's working on other stuff atm04:35
seb128mvo: he mailed the sudo list and is kind of waiting for a reply04:36
mdkeis there something wrong with the fonts in breezy at the moment? I just installed it and a lot of the fonts seem out of proportion with each other, or am I imagining it?04:36
ograseb128, that was about disabling admin tools in the menu too, right ? 04:36
seb128yeah, the menu hidding already works04:37
ograyay04:37
mvoseb128: k04:37
seb128you just have to put X-Ubuntu-RootRequired=yes on the .desktop04:37
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seb128and it's masked for non-group-admin users04:37
mvoseb128: does it only hide it? or does it run the command with gksudo as well?04:38
ograseb128, has daniles given any ETA for xnest ? i'd love to have sabayon available for my edubuntu testers04:40
seb128mvo: the "easy" way would be to use "listpw=never" by default, which allow to do a "sudo -l" without a password04:40
seb128ogra: xnest is fixed, I've sabayon ready to upload but I'm waiting on colony3 for changes04:40
seb128I can push sabayon if needed04:40
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ograseb128, that'd be great, since i want to manke ubuntu colony3 to be edubuntu colony1 :)04:41
ogramake even04:41
seb128current builds seems to work, I'm not sure there will an another set of CD, but let's upload04:41
ograyeah...04:42
ograif mdz complains, just point him to me... i take responsibility for that...04:42
mvoseb128: hm, we would have to modify the sudoers file for that? btw, does this desktop key only hide menu-entry? or does it run the command with gksudo as well?04:42
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seb128mvo: yeah, the default option are here, no? It just hide, the gksudo bit require gnome-panel changes too and the feature freeze came quickly04:44
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mvoseb128: ok, that's fine. I was just curious about the behaviour of the key04:45
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opiHey04:48
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mjg59Keybuk: You pang last night?04:51
KeybukI did, I filed a bug too04:51
mjg59Against?04:52
Keybukunknown/hotkey-setup04:52
Keybukbasically I have a list of hotkeys from my HP, and wanted to check with you before adding them to hotkey-setup04:52
mjg59Ah, ok04:53
mjg59Keybuk: Looks good04:53
Keybukshall I just go ahead and do it?04:53
mjg59Yeah04:54
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dokopitti: what does a main inclusion report for dictionaries have to consist of?04:54
mjg59Keybuk: Can you fix the init script so it actually runs hp.hk as well? 04:54
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ogradoko, there is a howto04:55
tsengLathiat: buh.04:55
ogradoko, or just copy ne from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdubuntuMainInclusion04:55
Keybukmjg59: needs a s!/etc!/usr/share! no?04:56
mjg59Keybuk: Hm. Isn't it just synced from Debian?04:56
mjg59In which case it ought to have /usr/share already04:57
mjg59But actually has /use/share04:57
Keybukwon't have been since UVF04:57
mjg59I asked elmo to pull it04:57
Keybukthere's 0.1-2 in both Debian and Ubuntu04:58
mjg59Keybuk: That's what I thought. Where's the etc in the init script?04:58
Keybuk0.1-2 has /etc04:58
mjg59Uhm. Wurgh?04:58
Keybukare you sure there's not a 0.1-3 on your disk that never got uploaded ? :)04:58
mjg59Yes04:59
mjg59The source I've just grabbed from archive.ubuntu.com has usr/share04:59
Keybukah, what's ./hotkey-setup05:00
mjg59Good question. No idea.05:00
mjg59(Other thank "broken")05:00
mjg59The init script is in debian/05:01
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mjg59Keybuk: Dude, you've got the distribution wrong05:08
Keybukyeah, noticed that <g>05:09
Keybukshouldn't try an upload before coffee05:09
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siretartinfinity: as xmkmf is availabe now, I tried to build libforms1, but I get this in pbuilder: http://paste.debian.net/158205:14
siretartinfinity: any idea what this could be?05:14
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\shsiretart: apt-file search date.def ?05:26
\shxutils: usr/X11R6/lib/X11/config/date.def05:27
\shsiretart: can be a wrong position for this file...check xorg.cf05:28
siretart\sh: in any case, this seems to my deeper xorg magic..05:29
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\shsiretart: it looks like that some symlinks are missing, or the xorg transition is stucked there ,-)05:30
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aromanhi06:21
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aromanI have a Toshiba M40-JM8 laptop which does not work that great with ubuntu hoary. Breezy is near. How can I help to get this laptop to work out-of-the-box in breezy?06:22
Lathiataroman: see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam06:22
aromanLathiat, thanks :)06:23
aromanI know this is a kernel problem that prevents me from getting this to work properly. Firewire... When any firewire-related module loads, poof :( Nobody Cared about IRQ 11, Disabling IRQ 11 Message. What's on IRQ 11? Well, networking... :(06:25
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Keybukchrist, d-i partman is even scarier than I remember06:30
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\shKeybuk: kamion is working on the partman stuff in the installer? 06:32
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bddebianHowdy06:35
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sivangbddebian: hi barry, 'sup?06:45
djpigdoes anybody know why the Contents-* files for breezy aren't updated anymore? (apparently they haven't been updated since May, a packages.ubuntu.com user now noticed it and asked me about it)06:46
ograhmm, they arent ? apt-file works fine here, doesnt that use them too ? 06:47
siretartogra: yes, but the info is from may!06:47
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\shmvo: have fun :)06:48
ogra\sh, he plays "einradhockey"06:49
ogra\sh, (not joking)06:49
\shogra: as i said: have fun :) if I could ride "one wheel bicycle" I would do it as well :)06:50
ograheh06:50
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ograhmm, does somebody know if pitti planned to come back today ?07:06
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Keybukhmm, that's weird07:37
Keybukno usplash in fresh breezy install07:37
mjg59No07:37
mjg59It didn't get added to ship seed yet07:37
Keybukisn't it a dep of ubuntu-desktop?07:37
mjg59Not as far as I know07:38
Keybukmust be07:38
Keybukit's installed07:38
Keybukit's just not starting07:38
theantixyes it is, I got it on an hoary->breezy upgrade07:38
mjg59Oh07:39
mjg59In that case it's because it's installed after the initramfs is made07:39
Keybukthat's what it looks like, yup07:39
jbaileyIs there any way to tell apt that it should do if first iff it's available?07:39
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mjg59jbailey: Not that I know of07:42
jbaileySo many features that I don't care enough to implement. =)07:42
sladenjbailey: can you pre-depend?07:43
mjg59sladen: usplash shouldn't be a dependency07:43
jbaileysladen: No, usplash should be optional07:43
jbaileyIt's just that dpkg needs an ordering hint.07:43
sladenor a callback system so that the initramfs rebuild can be called after new files are placed under it07:44
jbaileysladen: Right.  The biggest risk is that a 1) a bad initramfs call could make the system unbootable. 2) There's no promise that they're using the default names for the initramfs, so I can't promise to regenerate it succesfully.07:45
jbaileyInstalling mkinitramfs doesn't actually generate an initramfs, right now it's the kernel package that does that.07:45
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\shand because of the actual kernel with usplash stuff in it. coming back hibernating from hibernating is not working...i have to test it on my nc6000 as well..07:52
\shoh damn...I should not write and think and play with other things at the same time07:53
ogra\sh, that should work.. 07:54
\shogra: should but not on the toshiba one...with hoary == no problem...07:54
ograhmm07:54
\shw8...i will test it now07:54
\shactually...vflib3 needs more kicks from me..so let me play hibernating ,-)07:55
\shbrb07:55
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sladen\sh_away: if it worked under hoary, but not under breezy that's a bug and a regression07:57
sladen\sh_away: there's been some re-writing of interrupting handling I think which might have broken stuff07:57
ograsladen, is it already supposed to work fine ? it doesnt here too on my amd64 lappie07:57
adamhI've installed libc6-dbg, but when I run my program (compiled with -g) in gdb, my stack traces show stuff like "#12 0xb7be24a0 in result.0 () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6" and I can't "list" the source code. Shouldn't it be "/usr/lib/debug/..."?07:58
ograsladen, exactly mine stops with a APIC error... so i was suspecting the interrupt handling07:58
\shre08:04
ograol08:04
\shok...it's going into hibernating mode...but it comes up and freezes the screen with garbage, when it goes into X08:04
ograhmm08:05
\sh(on nc6000)08:05
\shon portge I don't see it even going into hibernate mode08:06
\shand when it comes back, it stops with some errors in the usplash thing..I can give u more informations when I'm back on breezy with this portege08:06
\shhoary just works 08:07
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mjg59\sh: There's a stack of stuff for suspend/resume fixes that just went into the kernel08:12
mjg59Should appear in the archive tomorrow (when it's built)08:12
\shmjg59: good to know :)08:12
mjg59But yeah, there are known regressions at the moment08:14
mjg59Plus the PM scripts don't work properly yet08:14
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hungerCould someone please sync monotone with debian? Thanks!08:40
hungers/sync/update to the debian version/08:40
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lamonthunger: there needs to be an actual bug that is fixed by the upgrade, etc, etc.08:50
lamont"because it's newer" doesn't count08:50
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\shsabdfl: ping08:59
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diemanmmm09:07
diemanmoved my ubuntu mirror to a slightly better machine09:07
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Keybukouch09:14
Keybuklethal bug:09:14
Keybukgo into gnome-terminal, edit current profile, colours, and pick a colour09:14
Keybukthen hover the mouse over the "Colour Name" box until the tooltip appears09:14
seb128stop searching bugs to flood my bugzilla :)09:16
ograxhmm09:16
ograstuck...09:16
mdzogra: have you tested the latest install CD?  it should fix your issue but I would appreciate confirmation09:16
seb128mdz: the amd64 liveCD is fixed09:16
ogramdz, yes, it did... 09:16
mdzexcellent, thanks for testing09:17
mdzyou tested i386?09:17
ogramdz, also the next edubuntu is good to go i think :)09:17
ograyep09:17
mdzI will re-test powerpc and amd64 installs, and all 3 live CDs09:17
ograamd64 only live, i dont want to wipe my work machine09:17
mdzand if all goes well, colony 309:17
seb128mdz: no running new CDs?09:18
ogramdz, i want edubuntu-server on the CD do i have to add it to ship in STRUCTURE or only to the ship seed ?09:18
seb128mdz: the current ones have no gnome-language-packs 09:18
seb128mdz: ie: the desktop is not translated when you pick something else than english ... pitti fixed that today09:19
seb128not sure if you consider that as a stopper for a colony09:19
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ograseb128, it is if you have network enabled... i have a german desktop on my test install09:19
Keybukseb128: I'm not deliberately finding them :)  I'm just doing a test reinstall and reconfigure of my laptop09:20
ograseb128, this bug is real.. i just had to kill my terminal09:20
seb128I don't doubt of it09:20
mdzseb128: if I roll new CDs, will you re-test?09:21
seb128mdz: yep09:21
mdzevery time we do a new build, we risk regressions.  the current one is pretty good09:21
seb128if you don't make 5 hours to make the CDs09:21
seb128s/make/take/09:21
marcinhi all09:21
marcinI got a question - there is Calendaring Synchronization goal for breezy09:21
ograseb128, if yu kept your iso its a short resync :)09:22
seb128mdz: I had to run "sudo dhclient" to get an IP too, is that a known issue?09:22
marcinand there are plans to integrate support for ical and webcal for evo...09:22
seb128the stock boot didn't set up my eth09:22
ograoops... 09:22
ograseb128, dhcp ? 09:22
seb128didn't get an IP I mean09:22
marcinquestion is - are there any plans to provide syncml server for ubuntu?09:22
seb128ogra: no, I run dhclient on static config :p09:22
ograseb128, worked for me on the install...09:22
ograsorry, i'm blind :)09:23
mgalvinseb128: that happened to me the other day but it works correctly on the latest cd for me09:23
Keybukseb128: the installer didn't set up ath0 for me, but did set up eth009:24
seb128Keybuk: that was a liveCD, and I use eth109:24
mdzseb128: no, that is not a known issue09:25
mdzseb128: does it work with the hoary live CD?09:25
mdzseb128,pitti: are the gnome laangpacks also missing from the live CD?09:25
seb128they are missing from the liveCD09:26
mdz...09:27
seb128not sure for hoary, but I've both liveCD here and I can try now if you want09:27
mdzhow does the gnome langpack installation work?09:27
mdzis it something which can be fixed by an upgrade?09:27
mdzif so, it is not a showstopper09:27
seb128pitti fixed that while you were sleeping afaik09:27
seb128kind of, that's a package to install ... but then you need to restart the apps09:28
mdzI understand, but it makes a difference how it was fixed09:28
seb128ie: panel, nautilus, applets needs to be killed09:28
ogramdz, the install pulls them from the net in the last step... so you should be able to install them on the liveCD too09:28
mdzwhy did no one mention this yesterday?09:28
ograi did09:28
mdzogra: there is probably not space on the live CD09:28
seb128because yesterday one stopped on xorg config here09:28
ograseveral times09:28
seb128ie: before getting the desktop09:28
mdzogra: you said they were downloaded from the net09:28
mdznot that the desktop was not localized09:28
ogramvo did too09:28
mdzdownloading is fine09:28
mdzmissing is not fine09:29
ogramdz, yes, that was the case, but i didnt do an install without net access09:29
mdzare they installed from the net, or are they not installed at all?09:29
mdzif it only affects non-networked installs, it does not necessarily block colony 309:29
ograon install they are pulled from the net09:29
mdzok, I'm happy to add that as a caveat to the announcement09:31
seb128fine with me09:31
ograyup09:31
seb128mdz: 09:31
seb128ao 17 10:49:09 <pitti> mdz: ok, I throw some other langpacks off the powerpc CD, it does not make sense to have the base,09:31
seb128but not the gnome translation09:31
seb128that was from some minute before you went to bed09:32
mjg59mdz: How do you feel about patches to grub?09:32
mvomdz: daily did not install for me with two network interfaces. but that's probably a rare case. the interfaces where swapped after the boot and that caused apttitude update to fail09:32
ogramvo, we talk about the gnome langpacks09:32
mvothis lead to unauthenticated langpack-gnome-en packages and the installer hangs09:33
mvoogra: it's related, because after the failed aptitude update nothing from the net was considered authenticated anymore09:33
mvoand because the langpack was feteched from the net the base-config package install hanged09:33
ograyep... sorry i was to fast09:33
mdzmjg59: bugfix patches to grub would be grand09:33
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ograheh09:33
mdz+1 amd64 live09:34
mjg59mdz: I sent it upstream, but haven't heard anything back09:34
mdzmjg59: I am especially fond of patches which fix "error 22" and "error 18"09:34
mjg59Ah. This one doesn't do that.09:34
mjg59This one fixes "Hard drive error"09:35
mdzoh, that's also a good one09:35
mjg591351109:35
ograelmo, could you sync openafs ? seems to fix a ftbfs09:40
ograseb128, meh, sabayon ftbfs 09:41
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ograconfigure: error: Can't locate python headers09:41
seb128I'll fix it09:42
ogramdz, so how do i get edubuntu-server on the CD now ? adding it o the ship list in STRUCTURE? 09:43
mdzogra: I don't know09:44
ograoh09:44
ograhmm... ok then i'll go juggling :)09:44
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ogra:)09:45
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\shhmmm...i need to set up dsl on this portege09:46
\shto create a new bug entry09:46
\shcause writing a kernel oops by hand is a paine09:47
\shrb09:47
\shbrb09:47
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concept10Could anyone give me a good link about upgrading to breezy and general info?09:50
rob^no09:52
rob^https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyBadger09:52
\shhmmm..09:53
mdz+1 powerpc live09:53
mgalvinconcept10: this is not the channel for those discussions, please try asking on #ubuntu or on the mailing list09:54
\sh-- not configured madwifi device + iwlist ath0 scanning == segfault + kernel oops09:54
theantix\sh, yup09:55
carstenhconcept10: if i were you i would wait till the release (unless you want to hunt bugs)09:56
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concept10mgalvin, I asked because most people in the normal channel do not know about specifics, I wanted to know what is the up-to-date status of the transition of the C library.09:56
\shwhat transition of the c lib?09:56
\shu mean gcc4?09:57
concept10Yes.09:57
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concept10\sh, I need a package that is only in breezy.  It probably wont break my system.  The package I need is cpufrequtils - I need to change the min/max values of my processor speed.09:58
mgalvinconcept10: that is mostly done i think09:58
ograconcept10, why dont you just adjust the powernowd settings ? 09:59
\shthe c libs weren't that problem...only the g++ libs were transitioned with diff. package names...09:59
ograconcept10, rather then switching to a unstable system09:59
mgalvinconcept10: upgrading to breezy is easy if you want to just do it09:59
concept10ogra, let me try with powernowd I just printed the manpage10:00
mgalvinbreezy has been really starting to stablize recently10:00
mdz+1 i386 live10:00
carstenhconcept10: maybe rebuilding cpufrequtils in breezy is worth a try10:00
rob^is gparted part of the CD installation yet?10:00
mgalvinconcept10: vi /etc/apt/sources.list ... %s/hoary/breezy/g10:01
ograconcept10, look in /etc/init.d/powernowd there you can adjust the options at the top10:01
concept10Okay, thanks guys, let me see what I come up with.10:01
carstenhs/breezy/hoary/10:02
mgalviner yea, oops10:02
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KHIhi, is this where i can help on the laptop team, or at least talk with some of the members?10:11
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\shKHI: #ubuntu-laptop10:12
rob^KHI, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyBadger10:12
concept10mgalvin, for the life of me, I cannot find where to adjust the min/max processor values. :(10:12
rob^KHI, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam10:13
rob^sorry..10:13
KHIok10:13
KHIgoing10:13
KHIit's alright, lol10:13
KHII just wanted to see if there was a spot for panasonic mobiles, or if there's been much of a request for them.10:13
KHIi'll look it over now though.10:13
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\shKHI: join #ubuntu-laptop pls10:13
KHIthank you10:14
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ograconcept10, powernowd only adjusts the throttling etc.. but you can work with the values there10:14
concept10ogra, for some reason 100% is only 1.59Ghz, I have a 2.66Ghz processor, it only scales as low as 199Mhz, im just looking to change the min/max values, I know it can be done, I just dont know where.  10:16
concept10powernowd only lets you adjust the percentage not the actual values10:17
ograah, thats rather a kernel thing then... what kind of proc is that ? may amd64 is caller 3200+ but doesnt go above 2200Mhz... amd always measured the relation to intel10:18
ogras/may/my10:18
ogracalled...10:18
Simira\sh : colony 2 worked fine!10:19
mdz+1 powerpc install10:20
\shSimira: with what?10:21
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concept10ogra, the processor is a mobile p4 2.66 with speedstep, I know it will go to 2.66 because it does in windows, I guess cpufrequtils is the only way to change the values.  The AMD64 3200+ is only a comparision rating, not the actual speed   10:21
ograconcept10, yup, thats what i maent...10:22
concept10I guess im going to have to build cpufrequtils on hoary10:22
ograpull the breezy sourcepackage and try if it builds..10:22
concept10Okay, thanks for the help anyway.10:22
ograconcept10, you could ylso ask Mez, he's responsible for backports10:23
ogras/ylso/also10:23
mdzmjg59: grub patch is fine for breezy post-colony310:26
mjg59mdz: Cool10:26
mdzmjg59: which, with any luck, will be in about 15 minutes10:26
mdzassuming the release scripts work10:26
ograi'd appreciate if this could be delayed until the next edubuntu build has run10:30
mdz+1 i386 install10:31
ograwhats missing now ? amd64 install ? 10:31
mdznope10:31
mdzthat's 6/610:31
ograyay10:31
mvocool10:31
ograwe got a badger colony :)10:31
ograbadger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger 10:32
NafalloCOLONY! :-)10:32
ograschhhhnake10:33
\shwhat?10:33
Mezogra: sorry what ?10:33
\shnow tell me guys, I just downloaded this morning latest iso..and this is obsolete now?10:34
ograGUYS10:34
mdzelmo: around?10:34
ograyou dont know the breezy dance ?10:34
ograhttp://www.badgerbadgerbadger.com/10:35
tsengbadger badger badger!10:35
ograYEAH10:35
mdzthe torrent tracker seems to be down10:37
mdzthat's the only thing blocking colony 310:38
Simira\sh : with my faulty laptop10:38
ogrado we really need torrent for a colony ?10:38
\shSimira: oh ehehe...which one?10:38
mdzit would be preferable, both for us and for the users10:38
mdzit's not a strict blocker, but I'd like to wait a bit and see if elmo can look at it10:39
\shogra: i can put a mirror up on my server..but then my friends will kill me ;)10:39
ograsure but i bet we can go without it for now and have a tracker up tomorrow10:39
mdzit's already published, I'm just holding the announcement10:39
Simira\sh: colony 2 on hp nc823010:40
\shSimira: then test latest build ;)10:40
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:mdz] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with breezy) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources | Feature freeze! | Colony 3 is released: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/breezy/colony-3/
ograyay yay yay+10:46
\shmdz: ROCK'N'Roll10:47
Treenaksgah10:47
Treenaksjust tested /current from today :)10:47
\shTreenaks: welcome to the real world :)10:49
Treenaks\sh: Is it too late to take the blue pill then?10:50
\shTreenaks: hmmm..yes10:50
Treenaks\sh: hmm..10:50
Simira\sh: second thing tomorrow morning (after breakfast)10:51
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siretartbadger badger!10:54
xeroxbadger badger badger10:54
TreenaksMUSHROOM10:56
mdzTreenaks: /current is identical to colony 310:56
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Treenaksmdz: cooless10:56
Treenaks+n10:56
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madduckare there any more details known about the ubuntu conference yet?10:59
madduck(the one in the fall that is?)10:59
Mithrandirmdz: when and how is the live initrd rebuilt?11:00
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mjg59Oh damnit.11:21
mjg59I don't understand this at all.11:22
Nafallomako: ping11:22
makoNafallo: yes11:24
Nafallomako: the image on the cd-covers. can I find those somewhere for our SFD banners? :-)11:24
Nafallos/those/this/11:24
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makoNafallo: i don't actually have them and had some difficulty getting them in the warty time frame.. jdub would probably the person to ask11:25
Nafallomako: oki, thanx :-)11:25
Nafallojdub: ping :-)11:25
wasabi_Does it seem to anybody that it would be a good idea to record the apt- key used to install each package?11:30
wasabi_And only allow updates within the same key.11:30
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mdzMithrandir: the live initrd is identical to the install initrd11:33
Mithrandirmdz: well, when and how is that rebuilt, then?11:34
Mithrandirmdz: I need an updated cdebconf into the initrd before I upload the fixed casper11:34
jbaileylamont: You mean at build time on the local machine?11:35
mdzMithrandir: it's built by cron jobs on the buildds and uploaded as a byhand bundle11:35
mdzI also have a trigger I can use to force a new build11:36
lamontjbailey: yes11:36
mdz(daily cron jobs)11:36
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lamontjbailey: failing that, at runtime on the target machine11:36
Mithrandirmdz: ok, so really-daily or 30-minute-daily?11:36
jbaileylamont: Depend on lsb and use lsb_release -i ?11:37
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lamontMithrandir: debian-installer daily build is truly daily, as are livecd rootfs builds11:37
mdzMithrandir: really-daily11:38
jbaileylamont: Hmm, lsb_release is in it's only lsb-release package.11:38
lamontalthough, d-i build happens on a diff machine, and later than the livecd builds11:38
jbaileylamont: Probably exactly for that.11:38
Mithrandirok, when-daily?11:38
Mithrandirmdz: I've tested my changes on one machine here and they work, would you be fine with me uploading them or should I hold it off?11:39
lamont#15 4 * * *             /home/buildd/bin/BuildLiveCD kubuntu11:39
lamont#15 6 * * *             /home/buildd/bin/BuildLiveCD ubuntu11:39
lamont#0 7 * * *              /home/buildd/bin/BuildLiveCD base11:39
lamont#15 6 * * *             /home/buildd/bin/BuildDI11:39
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mdzMithrandir: are they in a baz branch?11:39
Mithrandirmdz: not yet, but that's easily fixed.11:39
mdzMithrandir: if not, please put them in one so that I can easily merge them; then it doesn't matter who uploads it11:39
carstenhwasabi_: this would make upgrades impossible if a key has expired or compromised after i installed a package. i don't think this would be that good.11:39
mdzMithrandir: casper is in matt.zimmerman@canonical.com/casper--main--011:39
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wasabi_hmmm.11:40
jdubhttp://pida.berlios.de/index.php/PIDA:Screenshot11:40
lamontjbailey: making lsb-release essential would be bad though, yes?11:40
jdubPIDA looks rad11:40
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jdubembedded vim!11:40
jdubhey lamont!11:40
lamontjdub!!11:40
lamontsup man?11:40
ajmitchmorning jdub 11:40
wasabi_carstenh, or by keys signed by the original key?11:40
jdublamont: dude, i did a talk last night11:40
lamontkewl!11:40
jdublamont: i mentioned you and hppa in the same sentence, and everyone in the room was laughing. it was a bit surreal.11:40
lamonthrmpf11:41
jdub;-)11:41
lamontwhat was the topic?  ubuntu in general?11:41
carstenhwasabi_: does this make it more secure if a key has been compromised?11:41
lamontand what audience?11:41
NafalloI can see: JDUB :-)11:41
jdubi did a quick rehash of my OSCON talk at the SLUG Debian SIG11:41
wasabi_carstenh, no, it makes it more secure to deal with multiple repositories.11:41
wasabi_carstenh, of different trust levels.11:41
lamontjdub: heh11:41
jbaileylamont: Not really.  The package contains a shell script, some conffile in /etc, a man page and the usual /usr/share/doc noise.11:41
Nafallojdub: the image on the cd-covers. can I find this somewhere for our SFD banners? :-)11:41
lamontjbailey: on debian?11:41
jdubso "running with scissors: life on the bleeding edge", covering GNOME and Ubuntu 11:41
carstenhwasabi_: JFYI: i'm the wrong guy to talk about this. this are just my meaningless opinions :)11:41
wasabi_carstenh, for instance. If I want to install a certain piece of software from a third party repository... I don't want to give them the ability to override Ubuntu packages.11:42
wasabi_Yeah.11:42
jbaileylamont: It appears to exist on both Debian and Ubuntu.11:42
lamontjbailey: this is util-linux's init.d scripts, you see...11:42
jdubNafallo: the circle of friends?11:42
Nafallojdub: yepp :-)11:42
jdubNafallo: wait, don't you guys have SFD CD artwork?11:42
mr_mojohi11:42
carstenhwasabi_: imho then you should use pinning for that11:42
mr_mojois there any effort to implement incremental file transfers for apt-get?11:42
Nafallojdub: we where to late and had to use shipit :-/11:42
wasabi_carstenh, perhaps. That might work fine.11:43
jdubNafallo: d'oh11:43
jbaileylamont: Sure.  lsb-release is even in /bin11:43
jdubNafallo: um, so, jane.silber@canonical.com11:43
Nafallojdub: we didn't have a LoCo at that time ;-)11:43
opijdub, thanks for Planet changes (URI to our Planet:-)11:44
carstenhwasabi_: it would also make publishing private repositories more complicated11:44
Nafallojdub: the picture aren't anywhere else? we have an artist for the banners and stuff already. or are there official material we should use?11:44
lamontjbailey: I'll hold off on doing that for a bit, and let the diff be more than just the changelog11:44
wasabi_carstenh, good.11:44
jdubopi: ah, good, hadn't seen the change land yet :)11:44
carstenhwasabi_: ... since everybody that oofers a private repository has to know that and handle it correctly11:44
wasabi_carstenh, we don't want private repositories to easily overwrite ubuntu packages without no interaction.11:44
wasabi_imo11:44
jdubNafallo: jane can send you the image11:44
jdubNafallo: alternatively, you could grab the circle image from the HumanCircle gdm theme11:45
Nafallojdub: oki :-). will try the second alternative first. thanx11:45
carstenhwasabi_: then maybe offically repositories should be pinned with a higher priority per default11:45
wasabi_Hmm.11:46
Mithrandirmdz: tollef.fog.heen@canonical.com/casper--debconf-copydb--0 ; http://people.ubuntu.com/~tfheen/archives/tollef.fog.heen@canonical.com11:46
opijdub, http://bronikowski.com/?menu=single&id=127 ;)11:46
mdzMithrandir: ouch11:46
mdzC   casper/post.d/20xconfig11:47
mdzC   debian/changelog11:47
wasabi_Hmmm.11:47
wasabi_I guess that is actually good enough.11:47
mdzMithrandir: where did you branch from?11:47
wasabi_Ya know, I just short circuited my entire argument.11:47
carstenhwasabi_: i did not have much time to think about it. maybe i'll find that idea great after sleeping a night. this are just my priviate opinions and maybe you should talk to someone else about this.11:47
Mithrandirmdz: the one you mentioned; baz branch matt.zimmerman@canonical.com/casper--main--0 tollef.fog.heen@canonical.com/casper--debconf-copydb--011:47
mdzMithrandir: oops, my mirror was out of date11:48
mdzMithrandir: please merge with main and resolve the conflicts11:48
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lamonthrm... lsb-release is Depend'ed on by:   lsb lsb-release ubuntu-base ubuntu-desktop update-manager update-notifier11:49
carstenhwasabi_: on the other hand if i use backports.debian.org (don't know if ubuntu has something similar) i want this packages to override the offical packages.11:49
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jdubhmm, i should try a breezy install11:50
mdzjdub: yes, you should11:50
carstenhwasabi_: so enforcing a higher pinning for offical stuff might not that good too 11:50
wasabi_carstenh, i've got a little piece of sample code I am working with that adds support for .apt files. The .apt file contains a gpg key and archive path and packages to install. When you launch one it asks you to trust the key and installt he packages.11:51
jdubmdz: should i try a ppc one?11:51
wasabi_The idea will be for ISVs to provide easy installs of third party applications.11:51
mjg59What's the mapping between kernel keycodes and X keycodes?11:51
Mithrandirmdz: done; I removed your makedev hack since infinity has fixed it in a better way in makedev for the next livecd image.11:51
mdzjdub: take your pick11:51
opimdz, should I try ppc one on Pegasos, or yaboot will still not work?11:52
jdubi'd rather not, i still have a warm place in my heart for my toilet seat ibook, i'd rather not bash it to pieces11:52
mdzMithrandir: agreed11:52
Nafallohmm, the people looked up in gdm and down on the cd ;-)11:53
mdzMithrandir: hmm, doesn't this make the progress bar look a bit strange?11:53
Mithrandirmdz: I don't think so?11:53
mdzMithrandir: it would display the same message for both pre.d/20xconfig and post.d/20xconfig11:53
carstenhwasabi_: hmm, this might be worth discussing with apt's upsteam. maybe you should file a wishlist bug for that or talk to him dircetly if he has some time.11:53
mdzmaybe the first one is fast enough that it isn't noticeable though11:53
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wasabi_carstenh, I've talked with mov a lot. I was just considering the security implications.11:54
Mithrandirmdz: I think it'll be quick enough, but feel free to rename the first stage.11:54
mdzMithrandir: merged, renamed, mirrored11:57
carstenhwasabi_: i don't know who mov is. i guess i can't help you further and hope hearing my opinions has helped you a little bit :)11:57
mdzs/mirrored/mirroring/11:57
Mithrandirmdz: will you do the upload as well?  It's midnight and I've had a few beers so I think I'm off to bed.11:58
mdzMithrandir: I thought it needs to wait for the new cdebconf anyway11:58
Mithrandirmdz: it needs the new cdebconf, yes.11:58
mdzMithrandir: 0.84ubuntu2?11:58
Mithrandiryes11:59
mdzshould probably wait until tomorrow to be sure11:59
Mithrandirok, sure.11:59
jdubyes! xmkmf!12:00
Mithrandirmdz: is there anything in particular you want me to concentrate on tomorrow?  I've started trying to get the RC bug count down so far, but if you want me to look at other stuff, please tell me.12:01
Mithrandirmdz: I've contemplated beginning to hack on partman-evms as well, for breezy+112:02
mdzMithrandir: bugzilla12:02
Mithrandirmdz: bugzilla is naturally what I go by for RCness, yes.12:03
mdzMithrandir: should get more particular than that as I'm able to process the bug list, set severities and assign bugs12:03
Mithrandirsounds fine.12:03

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