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jdubjbailey: like, building the first basic cpio archive with tools (busybox and klibc, etc.) on the buildd, and then doing the module cpio archive on the client12:07
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jbaileyjdub: No.12:08
jbaileyjdub: Fabio pointed out that it makes the story complicated for people who do home-built kernels if we're not careful about it.12:09
jdubjbailey: hrm, extra option on make-kpkg?12:10
jdubgotta run away to the country :-)12:11
jdubciao!12:11
lu|brbslacker ;)12:11
jbaileyjdub: 'bye. =)12:11
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jdubit's pretty rad how i can hibernate windows on my desktop :-)12:11
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Keybukpeople who build their own kernels worryme12:14
Keybukit was normal 10 years ago, but not today12:14
maswanwell, it would be fun if the distribution kernel supported everything you needed. last time I checked at work, we were 2-3 things away from that though. :/12:17
maswan(we do have the policy of distribution kernel where available, for easier secuirty updates though)12:17
torkelmaswan: I'm afraid we will never be able to run dist kernels everywhere...12:18
maswantorkel: yeah, I know12:18
torkelmaswan: at least not until ClusterFs changes their mind :-(12:19
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tsengevening sabdfl 12:30
sabdflhey tseng12:30
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mdz[2] +  Stopped                 tail -f log12:43
mdz(breezy-i386)mdz@concordia:~ $ fg12:43
mdztail -f log12:43
mdztail: cannot read realtime clock: Invalid argument12:43
mdzelmo: is that normal?12:43
elmoI dunno, amd64 has traditionally had troubles with the RTC12:50
elmobut I've never seen userland things like tail try to use it before12:50
Keybukok, the world has officially gone mad12:51
Keybuksomeone stop it, I want to get off12:51
Keybukthis tin of tuna has written on it (and I'm not kidding); Allergy warning: CONTAINS FISH12:51
elmodude, if daisyduke can think it's chicken...12:52
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opiis Evolution broken for Breezy?12:56
Keybukhttp://www.netsplit.com/tmp/contains-fish.jpg12:59
opiKeybuk, can be dangerus01:01
KeybukIT'S A TIN OF TUNA!  OF COURSE IT CONTAINS FISH!01:01
opiKeybuk, well, maybe it's cat food? Cat food can contain tuna, but it's not a fish ;)01:02
Keybukat least it doesn't say "May Contain Dolphin"01:02
NafalloLOL01:02
opiKeybuk, it's missing the ,,Please, save the animals'' and ,,Don't eat me!'' tags, too01:02
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mdzjbailey: so I've run into a situation where I need to be able to conditionalize the loading of a module in initramfs01:20
mdzjbailey: currently I just list the module in a modules.d file and everything is cool01:21
mdzjbailey: but I need to be able to either a) disable its inclusion in the initramfs at initramfs-build-time, or b) disable its loading at runtime01:21
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jbaileymdz: You can do either.  Hooks are at buildtime and runtime.  Basically, they're shell scripts that have access to all of the functions that the main scripts do.01:33
jbaileymdz: If you look in /usr/share/initramfs-tools/hooks,  you'll find the build time hooks that get called.01:34
jbaileyOtherwise, you can also just drop a script in to the right directory in /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/ to get it called at the right time.01:35
mdzjbailey: if I understand correctly, being listed in modules.d means both inclusion in the ramfs and being loaded at runtime, so I don't think I have a choice01:38
jbaileymdz: You can put a thing in the hook script to "manual_add_modules FOO" to cause it to be included in the initramfs, and then modprobe the module in a runtime script01:45
jbaileyforce_load FOO causes it to be included and always loaded as if it were in modules.d01:47
mdzjbailey: thanks01:54
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mdzjbailey: force_load didn't work for me02:11
mdzjbailey: it was not even copied into the initramfs02:11
mdzit certainly looks like it should though02:12
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segfaultsorry for the OT, but who is responsible for setting up mailing lists?02:13
mdzsegfault: setting them up, or deciding whether they are appropriate?02:14
segfaultwell, both. i'd like to know if its possible to create a list for translations discussion, ubuntu-l10n-pt-br02:16
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mdzsegfault: community council02:16
segfaultok, i'll add to the agenda of the next meeting02:17
segfaultis there any plan to include reiser4 support in the default kernel? or just when it gets into the vanilla kernel?02:23
mdzjbailey: it does get added to conf/modules, but the .ko isn't included in the fs02:24
mdzsegfault: kernel-team@lists.ubuntu.com02:24
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mdzaha02:26
mdzforce_load()02:26
mdz{02:26
mdz                manual_add_modules ${module}02:26
mdz                echo ${@} >>${DESTDIR}/conf/modules02:26
mdz}02:26
mdzjbailey: ${module} should be $102:26
mdzthat certainly took a long time to spot02:27
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jbaileyHmm.  But then parameters to the module won't get included.02:31
jbaileyI'm guessing that in the bit that loads them on I need to remember to filter the extra bits at that time.02:31
wombleDoes anyone else skim the thread subjects for "Colony CD 3" and get mental audio of Cartman singing "Swiss Colony Beef Log"?02:32
mdzjbailey: parameters?02:34
mdzjbailey: you told me to invoke force_load FOO, but that causes manual_add_modules to be invoked without arguments02:34
Keybukwomble: no.02:38
Keybuk;)02:38
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jbaileymdz: Right, Shouldn't answer questions while I'm on the phone.  =)  The idea is that you could say something like "3c509 io=0x280" and have it pass the parameter to the module.03:04
jbaileyBut I see what you mean.  manual_add_modules needs the ${1}03:04
jbaileyI thought you mean on the echo line instead of the ${@}03:04
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elmohmm, anyone know off hand how to say either sort by or grep by line length without resorting to python/perl?03:21
segfault| wc -l | sort -n?03:25
carstenhecho -e "foo\nbarfoo" | egrep '^.{3}$'03:26
carstenhskip the $ if you want all lines with at a length of at least n 03:28
elmocarstenh: aha, thanks, good idea03:28
elmosegfault: wc would also have worked too, tnx03:29
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wasabiIs there a general tutorial on programming pygtk? For instance, I am curious about actual project layout... not just how to code.04:09
womblewasabi: Different people will probably have wildly different ideas about how to structure their PyGTK projects.04:10
wombleOne of the benefits of OSS -- you get to look at lots of real-world examples to hone your own style.  <grin>04:11
jpcongrats dudes, breezy is rocking a lot! thanks :)04:12
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seth_kTreenaks, you about?05:03
seth_kTreenaks, if you see this, your PyBlosxom murdered Planet Ubuntu's RSS feeds. If you'll take a look, you'll notice that your DC:Creator is being returned as  Martijn van de Streek <martijn@foodfight.org>  and the carets are breaking the RSS feeds. Thanks!05:07
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wasabiWhat would be the proper way to return the system's dist (hoary, breezy, etc) from the command line?07:09
elmo/etc/lsbsomething07:10
wasabiahh yes07:10
wasabilsb_release or something07:11
thoreauputiclsb_release -a (for all info)07:11
Treenaksseth_k: ok, thnx07:11
thoreauputicas a command07:11
seth_kcheers Treenaks07:13
seth_kgood to see you on Planet now btw :)07:13
Treenaks1/q seth_k 07:13
Treenaksuh07:13
Treenaksseth_k: see pm :)07:18
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seth_kapologies Treenaks if you had a question, I got disconnected. Did you want to ask something?07:20
rob^is gnome-app-install prefered over synaptic in breezy?07:27
Treenaksrob^: depends on what you want to do :)07:30
rob^write about installing applications in Yelp07:30
Treenaksask the docteam then :)07:30
rob^I am the lead author of the faq guide07:30
rob^thats odd, I did a search for ssh in gnome-app-install for "ssh" and it turned up nothing07:31
Treenaksrob^: gnome-app-install doesn't contain everything07:31
rob^yeah.. hmm07:32
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elmoCRITICAL - 580 processes running 07:35
elmoGOOD MORNING FABBIONE07:35
fabbioneahha07:35
fabbionemorning elmo :)07:35
fabbionei am only at -j15007:35
fabbioneit can't be only me07:35
fabbioneelmo: did you tell Karl not to worry about these general warnings? ;)07:36
fabbionei didn't expect you to be up at this time of the day07:38
fabbionemdz: wake up dude?07:38
wasabiPygtk folks: I am trying to take some binary data and turn it into a pixbuf or something suitable for putting in a GtkImage widget.07:50
wasabiI know the mime type only.07:50
mdzfabbione: yes?07:55
fabbionemdz: i think i have a fix for unionfs.. i am building a test kernel for you07:57
fabbioneif that works, you can blame unionfs upstream...07:57
fabbionewhat i see is that unionfs_delete_inode doesn't lock the kernel like all the others 2983 FS do07:58
fabbioneand it doesn't trunkate the inode before such operation07:58
fabbionethat might lead to a race in certain operations07:58
fabbione= oops07:58
fabbionei can't be 100% sure.. but we can give it a shot07:58
fabbionemdz: what falvour do you need to test?07:59
fabbioneso i can probably speed up the build08:00
fabbione(i need to go away anyhow)08:00
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mdzfabbione: I've implemented a workaround in ltsp08:05
mdzto avoid using unionfs at all08:05
fabbionemdz: meh.. i would still like to see if the fix work08:05
mdzfabbione: but nonetheless, this works 100% in 2.6.12-6.10, and 0% in 2.6.12-7.1108:05
fabbionemdz: yes i got that from the bug report..08:05
mdzI didn't see any changes which looked relevant, but it is difficult to see which actual files in the kernel tree change from one revision to another08:06
mdzdo you have some tools which do this?08:06
mdzit is especially hard when 400k lines of diff are uploaded in one revision08:06
fabbionemdz: compare the 2 linux-tree ?08:06
fabbionemdz: i would have uploaded early and with less changes, but we had colony 3 in the way08:06
mdzfabbione: apply the patches in both places and diff -ru?08:06
mdzI suppose that works08:07
fabbionemdz: the 2 linux-tree have already the patches applied...08:07
fabbioneso you just need to rediff it08:07
mdzoh, they do?  I thought they weren't applied until the build08:07
fabbionelinux-tree is already patched iirc.. 08:07
fabbioneit's in the description08:07
fabbione+ we ship the patch on top of upstream08:08
fabbionePackage: linux-source-2.6.1208:08
fabbioneDescription: Linux kernel source for version 2.6.12 with Ubuntu patches08:08
mdzfabbione: BenC was able to reproduce this on different hardware, by the way, I don't think it's related to acpi or otherwise hardware related08:09
mdzfabbione: that is the description for the binary package; are the patches applied in the source package as well?08:09
fabbionemdz: ok.. if you can tell me what flavour you need, i can give you a module to test right now08:09
mdz38608:10
fabbionemdz: apt-get source linux-source-2.6.12 -> patches are in debian/patches08:10
mdzltsp only uses generic kernels08:10
fabbioneapt-get install linux-source-2.6.12 patches are applied08:10
mdzfabbione: right, apt-get install linux-source-2.6.12 gets you the current version only08:10
mdzwhich doesn't help to diff between two versions08:10
mdzbut if there is a rules target to apply all the patches, I can use that08:11
fabbionefabbione@concordia:~/deve/linux-source-2.6.12-2.6.12/debian/build/build-386/fs/unionfs/unionfs.ko 08:11
fabbionemdz: grab that one and tell me if it works08:11
fabbionemdz: use the morgue to get the old version.. 08:12
fabbioneor get it from baz..08:12
fabbionebut than you will need to build it08:12
fabbioneor use the target monolith in the source08:13
mdzwhy would I want to build it?08:13
fabbioneapt-get source...08:13
mdzI just want to diff the source08:13
fabbione./debian/rules monolith08:13
mdzisn't there a debian/rules target to apply all patches?08:13
fabbioneand than diff08:13
fabbioneyes08:13
fabbionei am just writing it to you08:13
fabbionethe above08:13
mdzapply all patches = "monolith"??08:13
fabbionemake the monolith in the old and new08:13
mdzhow about "patch"08:13
fabbionemonolith does something more...08:13
fabbionemdz: there is also patch, but please use monolith08:14
fabbioneif you want to get extraheadakes use patch08:14
fabbioneup to you..08:14
mdzok, so you do have a target called patch, but it doesn't work right?08:14
mdzor what?08:14
fabbionemdz: i don't recall all the details right now. there is some extra stuff done by monolith08:14
fabbioneit's ages i don't touch that stuff08:15
fabbioneor even look at it08:15
mdzfabbione: were you able to reproduce the unionfs bug?08:15
fabbioneno because i woke up 2 hours ago...08:15
fabbioneand it's saturday morning.. and i absolutely need to go and take a break for we08:15
mdzyes, it's nearly midnight on friday here08:15
mdzthe module from concordia breaks in exactly the same way as the old one08:16
fabbioneok..08:16
mdzbut it's ok, forget it08:16
mdzI have a contingency plan08:16
mdzI am ditching unionfs08:16
fabbioneok..08:16
fabbioneeven better...08:16
mdzwe obviously can't rely on it08:16
fabbioneit's too fragile08:16
fabbioneit didn't even compile for a long while on ppc08:17
fabbioneanyway.. i am off... have a good weekend guys08:17
mdzbye08:17
mdzinfinity: did you see the oo.o2 failure already?08:42
mdzinfinity: seems like it might be something similar to the cairo fixes you're making08:43
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pefhello08:44
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infinitymdz : Will look into it.09:08
mdzinfinity: short version:   mozilla-dev: Depends: mozilla-browser (= 2:1.7.11-0ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed09:08
infinityAlright, easy enough to hunt down.09:08
infinityThere are still ~100 packages depending on libcairo1, so I expect some archive weirdness while I sort out the build failures and finish seb's transition.09:11
infinityNo big deal.09:12
\shinfinity: send me a list with packages MOTUs could work on...09:14
\shinfinity: will deal with it a little bit later..need to go to office...the pope and his energy is erasing our dtv smartcards *grmpf*09:14
infinity\sh : apt-cache rdepends libcairo1, and see if it's in section universe/* ? :)09:15
\shinfinity: yeah...I'm just lazy ,-)09:15
infinity\sh : Most of it just needs to be retries on the buildds in the right order though, so probably not muhc for you to help with unless you see obvious breakage (like what I just fixed with firefox and oregano)09:15
infinitys/retries/retried/09:15
\shinfinity: k...will deal with it when I'm back home...It's 7:17 UTC and office called me 6:00 UTC... that'll be a bad day09:17
TreenaksI see lots of black "flicker" in firefox (since the cairo update I think)09:17
infinityTreenaks : firefox hasn't been updated for the new cairo yet.  Wait for it to build, installe the new one, then complain if it still sucks. :)09:18
\shok...gentlemen see u later09:18
Treenaksinfinity: ok :)09:18
infinity(But yes, I've noticed newly-started windows seem to start out as big black rectangles, etc.. Though only with mozilla-based apps, in my case thuderbird and firefox)09:19
infinityI'm waiting for the transition to be done before I pass a verdict on that, though.09:19
TreenaksEEK.. that usplash ubuntu-logo.. on my 1024x768 laptop.. stretched.. without antialiasing09:19
Treenaks*shudder*09:19
infinitymjg59's already admitted to not being much of an artist. :)09:20
infinityI'm sure AndyFitz will provide us with something prettier in fairly short order, but it's more important to get the technical side hammered out first (so we know if we can even ship the feature)09:20
Treenaksinfinity: oh sure..09:21
Treenaksinfinity: but the scaling is the problem here :)09:21
Treenaksinfinity: siliconmotion = sucky hardware :)09:21
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highvoltageTreenaks: the resolulution is 640x480 at that stage.09:36
infinityhighvoltage : Yes, but the laptop isn't.09:37
infinityAt any rate, a slightly less ugly logo will help a bit, but stretching laptop displays pretty much always looks crap.09:37
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mdzinfinity: you could script that a lot sooner than waiting for me to add it to apt09:39
infinityYeah, it generally involves a Ctrl-C, followed by expletives, followed by downloading a previous version of the source so I have an orig.tar.gz, then the current again.09:39
infinityIt's the Ctrl-C and swearing bit I'd like to avoid.09:39
mdzscripts usually don't swear ;-)09:40
wasabiApple has it figured out.09:40
infinityYou haven't read any of mine..09:40
wasabiThey don't boot with a logo.09:40
wasabiThey boot with the simpliest two tone animation they can.09:40
wasabiWe should boot with nothing but a small spinning Ubuntu logo haha09:41
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mdzthe ubuntu logo doesn't spin09:41
infinityWe could boot with a compuer with a happy face on the monitor.  No one's ever done THAT before.09:41
wasabihaha09:41
mdzmy apple booted with a logo the last time I checked09:41
infinityAnd when the boot fails, switch it to a sad face, with NO OTHER EXPLANATION.09:42
infinityThat would rock.09:42
wasabimdz, os x. It's just a small spinning graphic.09:42
mdzwasabi: not the version I have09:42
wasabi?09:42
mdzit's a grayscale logo in the center of the screen09:42
wasabime grabs iboko09:42
wasabioh. i dont even have os x. doh.09:43
highvoltagewasabi: i took away my bootsplash by just appending vga=791 to my kernel line :)09:44
Mithrandirinfinity: we could play a sound as well09:44
infinityMithrandir : Now you're talking.09:45
infinityMaybe some sort of distinctive chord, played through the internal speaker.09:45
Mithrandiryeah09:46
infinityIt'll be revolutionary.09:46
Mithrandirthat'll sound _great_ on boomboxes like the x86-es.09:46
Mithrandirgetting to .ca is cheap, it appears.09:47
infinityNot for me. :/09:47
infinityGetting anywhere from .au isn't cheap though.09:47
Mithrandirthat's because .au is on the wrong side of the planet. :-)09:47
robitaillegetting from one side of .ca to the other side is not that cheap... 09:48
Mithrandirgetting from .no to .ca is ~4kNOK which is about 500EUR.09:49
robitaillemy sister just did it (.ca to .ca), and she paid the equivalent of 450EUR.  09:51
robitaillebut I could get free hotel my parent place...09:51
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Mithrandirjust tell them that you're at a developer gathering which takes up all the time?10:00
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wasabigrrr.10:04
wasabievms seg faulting. =(10:04
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infinityWho is doing all the liblaunchpadintegration stuff?11:08
Mithrandirinfinity: I think it's a mvo/jamesh/seb128 thing11:10
Mithrandirat least, they were talking about it on -meeting 20 hours ago11:11
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infinityRight, well, it's broken.  I'll poke someone.11:15
Treenaksooh! pokeage11:15
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Treenaksinfinity: I have the new firefox, and it still does the black areas thing11:30
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nI've just tried the latest opensuse beta and I'm very impressed with its 'Suspend to disk' shutdown/boot feature which has halved my boot time. Will breezy implement this too?12:15
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wasabioh noes.12:24
wasabii think evms may have clobbered my data.12:24
wasabithis is not good. *panic*12:25
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Nermalany ideas if gaim 1.5.0 will be added to breezy before release ?12:40
Nermalor is there a package freeze in effect yet ?>12:41
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mez_elmo, ping01:09
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teprrrso hmm, what's this stuff about libxcursor-dev doesn't include libXcursor.la file anymore? how should I be able to compile stuff now?02:00
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dI'm currently running Kubuntu Hoary w/ KDE 3.4.2. If I upgrade the kernel, will a 'Suspend to disk' option appear under the KDE shutdown menu? What kernel version do I need?03:45
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infinityteprrr : You don't need .la files to compile anything..04:07
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AlexEvenin'04:11
ograinfinity, could you have a look if my schoolbell/tool uploads ended up in the queue ? i seem to have wrongly assumed that jinty (schoolbell/tool maintainer) is whitelisted...04:15
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_d4vidre all04:48
_d4vidplay Sonny Black und Saad - fickdeinemutterslang04:50
tsengplease turn that off.04:51
infinityogra : Erm, which queue would that be?04:53
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ograinfinity, upload ? 04:54
ograpitti, hey04:54
infinityogra : If it's not on -changes, I can't see it.  (ie: anything in queue/new is out of my jurisdiction)04:54
pittiMoin04:54
ograinfinity, oh, ok04:54
ograinfinity, thanks then04:54
infinityYo pitti.04:54
ograpitti, new schooltool/bell have no more debian dirs in orig.tar.gz :)04:55
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pittiinfinity: saw your uploads, will do them now. THanks a lot04:55
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infinitypitti : NP.  Just needed to find a spare moment to do them.  Sorry for the delay. :/04:56
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Mitariohi everyone06:31
bur[n] erhola06:31
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infinityseb128 : Want to look at totem's build failure and fix it?... Looks related to liblaunchpadintegration.06:49
seb128yeah, I've that on my list?06:49
seb128s/?/!/06:49
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seb128infinity: have you planned to kick the libcairo stuff that stopped on pixman issue?06:50
seb128should I give you a list ?06:50
infinityseb128 : What is/was the issue?06:50
seb128cairo used to depends on libpixman06:50
infinityseb128 : And I can keep throwing stuff back over and over again, but it'd be nice if you told me it was going to work this time. :)06:50
seb128and now they have a copy of it (for stability reason, they don't want to expose cairo to pixman changes)06:51
infinityEw.06:51
seb128so libcairo.la dropped the reference to libpixman06:51
seb128but a lot of other .la got the reference to it before06:51
infinity(.la files are evil)06:51
seb128since cairo doesn't grab libpixman06:51
seb128the builds break on the .la06:51
infinityBut, uhm.  Dude.  Ew.  We're supposed to try to rid the world of statically bundled libraries, not introduce more.06:52
seb128with the eel2/nautilus/... list I give you that's fine now06:52
seb128we just need to push a rebuild for everything that had this issue06:52
infinityWell, I gave everything back after eel2/nautilus, so anything that's failed again is failed for all new issues...06:52
seb128weird06:53
seb128the daily build log pages has very few try for i38606:53
infinityI'll give it one more try.06:53
infinityMy list may also be incomplete.06:53
seb128file-roller as an example06:53
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seb128no retry since the 18th06:53
seb128and we fixed that yesterday, the 19th06:53
seb128I've a list of such example if you want ...06:53
infinityYeahp, no file-roller in my list.  I rule.06:53
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infinityIf you have a complete list, by all means give it to me. :)06:54
seb128not really, I've a list of main packagew where binary_version != source_version06:55
infinityThat list is about 500 source packages long.06:57
infinity(300 and something on i386, I guess)06:57
seb128clearlooks epiphany-browser evolution-exchange file-roller gconf-editor gnome-media gnome-netstatus gnome-panel gnome-pilot gnome-python gnome-python-extras gnome-system-tools gnopernicus gst-plugins0.8 nautilus-sendto06:57
infinityAnd not much help. :)06:57
seb128you can kick that06:57
infinityAlright, I added that to list of stuff I punted a few minutes ago.06:58
infinityWe'll see what build after the next cron.daily.06:59
infinitys/build/builds/06:59
jayI'm trying to use the netboot images and I've tried 8/17, 8/18, 8/19, and current, but they all seem to fail in the same way though Colony 3 didn't.  Are any of these equivalent to Colony 3?06:59
infinityseb128 : Oh, want to look at oregano, too?  Looks like it's dying on cairo API breakage.07:00
seb128infinity: vte rhythmbox control-center gthumb gaim metacity vim 07:01
seb128these still depends on cairo1 too, probably to kick07:01
infinityseb128 : file-roller built.  Looks good.07:02
seb128rock07:02
seb128infinity: I'll have a look on cairo, I've noticed it ... but totem first :)07:02
infinitys/cairo/oregano/07:03
infinityI assume.07:03
seb128correct07:03
seb128totem builds fine here and on concordia07:03
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eruin/usr/X11R6/bin/fglrxconfig07:05
eruin/usr/X11R6/bin/fglrxinfo07:05
eruinshould I file a bug against this? seems wrong to have bin files nowhere near the path07:05
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infinityseb128 : Using the same versions of all the build-deps (and clean chroots)?07:07
infinityseb128 : Looks like a missing -llaunchpadintegration somewhere to me.07:08
seb128infinity: no, I'm trying the chroot now. But the package a configure.ac change and a autoconf update ...07:08
mdzjay: netboot images won't ever be equivalent to CD images, because they're incomplete07:11
mdzjay: they will rely on the current state of the mirror at the time you install them07:11
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jaymdz: should a bug be reported on it or is it currently a WIP still?07:14
mdzjay: it hasn't really seen any testing from our side; it depends on what the failure is07:14
mdzif it's just uninstallable packages, that's normal07:15
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jaymdz:  a message box comes up (when the partitioner is about to start) that says:    ???   ????  <go back> <continue>  and it just infinite loops07:15
seb128./configure: line 19903: PKG_PROG_PKG_CONFIG: command not found07:15
seb128hum07:15
mdzjay: that's deserving of a bug report, but be sure it isn't already reported07:16
mdzseb128: aclocal && autoconf?07:16
jaymdz: alright i'll check again to make sure.  thanks07:16
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seb128mdz: no sure if that's normal, that happens on the totem build log but doesn't stop anything07:17
Mithrandirseb128: uhm, it doesn't stop anything?  It surely should?07:18
ogramdz, could you move gnuchess and libassetml1 to main, they are approved in the main inclusion queue and would avoid the constant gcompris spam in the buildlogs07:18
mdzogra: gcompris spam in buildlogs?07:20
seb128./configure: line 19903: PKG_PROG_PKG_CONFIG: command not found07:20
seb128checking for pkg-config... /usr/bin/pkg-config07:20
seb128...07:20
seb128Mithrandir: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/t/totem/1.1.4-0ubuntu2/totem_1.1.4-0ubuntu2_20050820-0952-i386-failed.gz07:20
ogramdz, yes... http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/buildlogs/07:20
ogragcompris cat build without gnuchess... but gets retried every 30 min it seems07:21
wasabi=( I think evms just friend my 500GBs of movies.07:21
wasabifried07:21
mdzoh, in the gcompris build logs :-)07:21
ogracant even07:21
Mithrandirseb128: uhm, there's something funky in how that configure was created.07:21
seb128Mithrandir: why ?07:21
mdzogra: gnuchess is not in http://people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/anastacia.txt07:21
Mithrandirseb128: because it's an unexpanded macro07:21
mdzogra: gcompris does not build-depend on it07:22
Mithrandirseb128: from pkg.m4:07:22
MithrandirAC_DEFUN([PKG_CHECK_EXISTS] ,07:22
Mithrandir[AC_REQUIRE([PKG_PROG_PKG_CONFIG] )dnl07:22
Mithrandirbut for some reason, PKG_PROG_PKG_CONFIG wasn't expanded.07:22
mdzogra: unless you changed that just today07:22
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mdzjammcq: hey07:22
ogramdz, err, nope.. it depends on it, but doesnt build depend...07:22
seb128Mithrandir: what is charged to expand it?07:22
Mithrandirseb128: it's missing from aclocal.m407:23
mdzogra: what depends on it?07:23
ogragcompris 07:23
ograafaik...07:24
Mithrandirseb128: but gets added if I run aclocal-1.7 by hand07:24
mdzmizar:[/etc/gdm]  apt-cache show gcompris | grep gnuchess07:24
mdzzsh: done       noglob apt-cache show gcompris |07:24
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mdzogra: it looks like someone uploaded a new version with a new build-dep on gnuchess07:24
mdzsince the last germinate07:25
ogramdz, thats very strange07:25
ograseb128, that was your upload i assume then07:25
mdzdoes it have some evil automatic modification of control?07:25
ograhmm, it shouldnt... no control.in afaik... lest me pull the source07:26
mdzthe source is huge07:26
ograyup07:26
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ogramdz, i'm getting used to huge sources with edubuntu ... see nvu :/07:27
jammcqmdz: ho07:27
seb128ogra: what my upload, of what?07:27
seb128ogra: the cairo upload are "no changes upload"07:27
ograseb128, gcompris rebuild for cairo....07:27
seb128that's just "apt-get source .. dch"07:27
ograstrange07:28
ograi'll look at the source and fix whats necessary...07:28
\shthis is not my day07:29
\sh4 hours in the morning, now 4 hours in the evening...I didn't get any sleep..but work for the company07:29
infinitymdz : Once the last libgl1-xorg deps are dead in main (which should be true in a cron.daily or two), I assume I have a green light to fix {ed,k,}ubuntu-meta? (-desktop depends on libgl1-xorg)07:30
mdzogra: gcompris is scheduled for demotion to universe07:30
mdzaccording to anastacia07:30
infinitymdz : Uploads are signed and queued, just waiting untul the new X builds, which kills libgl1-xorg from the x-window-system-core metapackage (which -desktop also depends on)07:30
ogramdz, why ? 07:30
ogramdz, it was approve already07:30
mdzogra: packages only go in main when they are seeded, or a dependency of a seeded package07:30
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mdz(do I need to add that to /topic?)07:31
mdzinfinity: wtf is that doing in a seed?07:31
infinitymdz : Send it out in a "tips for new employees" brochure when people sign on.07:31
mdzinfinity: oh, indirectly through the metapackage07:31
ogramdz, ah... i commented it to have edubuntu-desktop installable again... until all other deps are approved too07:31
ogra(which is done)07:31
mdzogra: don't do that07:32
ogramdz, Kamion told me so... sorry07:32
infinitymdz : Actually, I have NO idea why it's ALSO depended on by the -desktop metapackages, since the metapackages depend on x-window-system-core, which in turn depends on GL.  Hrm.  I could/should just kill the dep completely, rather than switching it.07:32
mdzinfinity: the metapackages are generated straight from the seeds, so if there's a direct dep (and it wasn't hand hacked), someone seeded it07:32
\shhmmm...07:33
\shusr/lib/mozilla-firefox/firefox-bin: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/components/libgfx_gtk.so: undefined symbol: pango_xft_get_font_map07:33
\shnice07:33
mdz./desktop: * libgl1-xorg # depended upon by libgl1-xorg-dri, but lsb dep on virtual libgl1 makes it ordering-dependent07:33
infinitymdz : Looks like a longstanding thing.  I see in the changelog where the xlibmesa-gl dep was switched to libgl1-xorg.  Weird.07:33
mdzinfinity: so it's a workaround for lsb confusing germinate07:34
infinitymdz : lsb depends on libgl1-mesa | libgl1 ... (well, it does now, used to be libgl1-xorg | libgl1)07:34
mdzoh07:34
infinitymdz : Either way, doesn't germinate prefer the first alternate, and go with that?07:34
mdzthen we can remove that07:34
mdzinfinity: yes, but lsb used to depend on "libgl1"07:34
infinityAhh.  Well, fixed now.07:34
mdzinfinity: let's wait for the dust to settle before changing the seed, but I think we can remove that07:35
infinityKay, but I will need to change the metpackages by hand, then, or people will have conflicting packaging on their hands.07:35
infinity(Which I was prepared to do anyway, I didn't realise they were automated via the seeds)07:36
infinityIn retrospect, I suppose that should have been obvious.07:36
mdzogra: ah, I see, the dep isn't new; it was just broken when gcompris was moved to main, and by removing it from the seed, you caused germinate to ignore its deps, so they never showed up for promotion to main07:36
ogramdz, ok... i'll re add it to the desktop seed....07:37
mdzinfinity: apt-get source ubuntu-meta && cd ... && ./update && build07:37
mdzogra: _all_ of its deps have approved reports now?07:37
ogramdz, yup07:37
ogramdz, i'm only missin 3 server reports and have two packages that need work, then edubuntu is sorted07:37
infinitymdz : Slick.  But if you're saying I should keep the change out of the seeds for now, I assume I should just hand-hack desktop-* for now, then ./update in a later upload after the dust has indeed settled and the seeds have been shuffled?07:38
mdzinfinity: no, go ahead and change the seed, but change the package name rather than removing it entirely for now07:38
infinitymdz : Ahh, check.  Consider it done.07:39
mdzinfinity: you need to wait up to 10 minutes or so for the seeds to be refreshed at ~cjwatson before running update07:39
mdzwhich is really a bug which should be fixed07:39
mdzbut pretty much everything which looks at the seed does that07:39
mdzs/seed/seeds/07:39
infinityFair nuff.  I'm waiting on some builds anyway, so it's no big deal.07:39
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\shinfinity: make that firefox works again ;)07:40
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ograARGH07:42
ograarch_run_editor: please set $EDITOR07:42
ograi hate baz for not falling back to a default $EDITOR07:42
ograGRR07:42
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mdzogra: don't forget to merge ubuntu->edubuntu seeds from time to time07:45
mdzI have been doing it for you07:45
ogramdz, i just did that 5 mins ago before the commit... hopefully they dont clash now07:45
mdzI just removed a package from supported07:46
mdzevery time we do that, we need to merge or it doesn't take effect07:46
ograyup, Kamion explained that to me... sorry for being so slow in understanding the anactacia stuff07:46
ograbut i thin i got it now07:46
ograthink even07:47
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mdzI have tried to add some documentation as we go07:48
mdzhopefully the procedure on maininclusionqueue is clear now07:48
ograand i finally convinced edubuntu-server to be on the CD.... :)07:48
mdzwe should document the metapackage stuff somewhere07:48
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mdzMithrandir: where is your unionfs casper branch again?07:49
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Mithrandirmdz: tollef.fog.heen@canonical.com/casper--unionfs--007:56
infinityogra : You may want to sync your seeds again, then.07:56
mdzMithrandir: thanks07:56
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mdzMithrandir: I've made a breezy branch and merged that into mainline, thanks07:59
mdz(that = your unionfs branch)07:59
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ograinfinity, thanks08:02
Mithrandirmdz: I thought unionfs was breezy+1?08:04
Mithrandirmdz: since it didn't make FF08:04
mdzMithrandir: right.  I've created a breezy branch, and I've merged your changes onto mainline (not the breezy branch)08:04
Mithrandirmdz: ah, then I understand. :-)08:04
infinitymdz : Now that xorg's libraries have all been fully modularised, would it not be a good idea to stop explicitly seeding them all, and let germinate just do its job figuring out what we actually need?08:06
mdzinfinity: them all?  are we doing that for something other than libgl?08:06
elmowe shouldn't seed any libraries IMO08:06
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infinitymdz : I just noticed that supported pretty much has everything that used to be generated from xorg source explicitly seeded.08:07
mdzelmo: we only do it where germinate does the wrong thing and it's hard to fix08:07
mdzinfinity: oh, you mean the -dev/-dbg packages08:07
infinityIncluding some stuff we don't actually ship anymore.08:07
mdzright, I've been clearing that stuff out as I notice it, but we need to do a thorough audit for stuff which is only in main due to a -dev package in supported08:08
elmoarchive not registered: ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com08:08
elmohow the christing bananas did baz lose that?08:08
infinitymdz : Yeah, a mess of dev stuff, it looks like.  Isn't germinate supposed to DTRT with build-deps for dev packages?08:09
mjg59mdz: Can we shift toshset to main in the near future?08:09
mdzinfinity: it does.  however, we found that in the end we had a whole bunch of -dev packages ending up in extra because we were using one binary from the source and not others08:10
mdzmjg59: wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionQueue08:10
mdzer08:10
mdzUbuntuMainInclusionQueue08:10
ograerr, the packagenamed in the seeds are source packages, right ? has someone a suggestion why i am told that gartoon isnt available ... ? its definately there...08:13
ograpackagenames indeed08:13
mjg59elmo: Can you sync toshset from unstable?08:15
infinityogra : No, seeds are binary packages.08:16
ograeeek... ok08:17
ograi'm silly, ignore me... *sigh*08:17
infinity(I expected them to be a mix of source/binary, like Packages-arch-specific when I first looked at them, and was disappointed to find out they weren't)08:17
ograindeed its logical to have the binary names in there, since you might not want all binarys from one source in main....08:21
infinityRight, but since you may also want the complete source, a P-a-s style %source notation would be nice.08:22
infinityOh well.08:22
tsengthat would avoid things like changing binary package names around and having things suddenly demoted to universe08:23
tsengleaving stupid people like me fairly confused08:23
infinityIt would also cover the "we want all the -dbg/-dev package for libfoo installed" case, without naming them all.08:24
infinityBut it's a put up or shut up thing, I'm sure, and I haven't even looked at germinates code yet.08:24
infinitys/germinates/germinate's/08:25
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leonelso ... to upgrade from hoary new install  to breezy  just  apt-get dist-upgrade ?   08:33
mdzleonel: #ubuntu, please08:35
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mdzMithrandir: what's the difference between pkgconfig and pkg-config?08:39
infinityelmo : Is jackass still running on only one CPU?08:39
infinitymdz : Gratuitous renaming.  The latter is the canonical name, I believe.08:40
infinityAt least, I think that's the direction I renamed the CVS module...08:40
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mdzogra: schoolbell has an inclusion report but is not seeded08:41
ogramdz, its only a dependency from schooltool which is pending, since sadfl requested a new upstream version first... i told pitti to wait until thats in (got the new source today from jinty and uploaded)08:43
ogramdz, we only need libschoolbell...08:44
ogras/from/of08:45
mdzogra: I've promoted everything which was approved and in anastacia08:45
ogramdz, thanks a lot :)08:45
mdzbut there are several extraneous reports for packages which are not seeded08:45
ografrom edubuntu ? 08:46
mdzyes, mostly08:47
mdzscons ftgl blender kio-apt xaos gnuchess libassetm1 schoolbell08:47
ograthey are in the package i just upload08:47
ograi uncommented evrything now... 08:47
mdzpackage?08:48
ograexecpt nvu08:48
ogra   * Added gcompris to desktop-i386, desktop-amd64, desktop-powerpc08:48
ogra   * Added tuxpaint to desktop-i386, desktop-amd64, desktop-powerpc08:48
ogra   * Added blender to desktop-i386, desktop-amd64, desktop-powerpc08:48
ogra   * Added gnome-icon-theme-gartoon to desktop-i386, desktop-amd64,08:48
ogra     desktop-powerpc08:48
ogra   * Added tuxmath to desktop-i386, desktop-amd64, desktop-powerpc08:48
mdzogra: I don't understand.  did you add those by hand?08:48
ogra   * Added xaos to desktop-i386, desktop-amd64, desktop-powerpc08:48
mdzblender is in universe08:48
mdztuxpaint is in universe08:49
mdzxaos is in universe08:49
mdzthe update script doesn't add packages which are not in main.  how did you do this?08:49
ograthey are in the seeds08:49
mdzplease tell me what you did08:50
ograi had uncommented them temporarily08:50
mdzin edubuntu-meta08:50
ograi ran the update script after updating the seeds08:50
mdzARGH08:50
mdzyou added universe to the update script??08:50
ogranope08:50
mdzsomeone did08:50
ograi didnt touch the update script ecept uncommenting the unsupported arches as you told me08:50
ograok, from the beginning:08:51
mdzsomeone did, and it wasn't me or colin08:51
ogra1. i added everything to the seeds and ran the update script for the first time... this left edubuntu-desktop and -server uninstallable for weeks...08:52
ogra2. Kamion told me to comment the unneeded stuff for now...08:52
Mithrandirmdz: pkgconfig is the old, deprecated source package name.08:52
ogra3. i uncommented what was approved08:52
mdzogra: the very first version of edubuntu-meta has universe in the update script08:53
mdzthis is wrong08:53
mdzno wonder its packages were uninstallable for months08:53
ograhmm... i didnt touch it... i'm pretty sure... but its enabled here too... strange08:54
mdzogra: who made the package, if not you?08:54
ograi took ubuntu-meta....08:54
mdz...which does not and has never had universe in the update script...08:54
ograhmm... 08:54
ograi really cant remember touching the update script except when you told me ....08:55
ograi correcte it now08:55
ogracorrected even08:55
mdzogra: please don't upload08:56
mdzI will fix it08:56
mdzdid you already upload a 0.10?  I don't see it in the queue or in the archive08:56
mdzforget it; I'll upload 0.1108:56
ograno, i just killed the upload and wiped the -0.10 dir08:57
mdz0.11 uploaded08:57
ograok, thanks.... sorry for making so much fuss, but i still dont know how universe got in there...08:58
mdzogra: the update script is written so that it doesn't add packages to the dependencies unless they are in main08:58
mdzogra: for the express purpose of avoiding the package being uninstallable08:58
mdzyou disabled that check by adding universe08:58
ograyes, i understand that...08:58
infinityMeh.  I spend all day berating people for not testing before uploading, then catch myself doing it twice in a row.  Perhaps I'll take myself out back and shoot myself.09:01
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mdzogra: I imagine that you thought it should be there because some of the packages you wanted were in universe09:04
mdzbut the packages are designed to work within main, and all edubuntu packages should be in main09:04
mdzwe talked about that, but perhaps it was after you created the package09:05
ogramdz, might be, but i *absolutely* cant remember editing it... thats what bothers me...09:05
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\shmjg59: u rock09:06
\shand I packaged gajim 0.8 right now...and it's the best gtk jabber client I know now09:06
\shjust PSI for gtk09:06
\shwith dbus capabilities09:07
\shand written in python09:07
mdzmjg59: what are we going to do about swsusp vs. kernel mismatches for breezy?09:08
mdzmjg59: ideally we ought to refuse to suspend if the new default kernel is different from the old default kernel; that won't catch all cases but I think they probably deserve what they get if they explicitly choose a different kernel09:10
mdzmjg59: unfortunately I don't see a way to make it work nicely without parsing menu.lst09:10
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Keybukya know, once again I'm reminded of one thing about GNOME that *really* needs to be fixed09:10
Keybukapps that don't save their config/state when you logout while they're running09:10
mjg59mdz: Yeah. Something needs to deal with grub.09:14
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{Seb}it seems flashplayer-mozilla has gone from multiverse09:46
{Seb}in breezy09:46
{Seb}sorry - ignore that09:46
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mdzmjg59: mailed you a gross hack09:58
Mezelmo: can you whitelist muszilla@users.sourceforge.net if he's not whitelisted already09:59
mjg59mdz: Heh. Right, I'll check it out later on10:00
JanC<\sh> and I packaged gajim 0.8 right now...and it's the best gtk jabber client I know now10:00
JanCc66l810:00
mjg59If people could test http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~mjg59/tmp/irda-setup.sh I would love them forever10:01
mdzmjg59: if you know how to look up symbols inside a vmlinuz, it could be made quite a lot more accurate by extracting system_utsname10:01
JanChm, that should have been "cool!" (keyboard fucked up again)10:01
mjg59mdz: Not off the top of my head10:01
Mithrandirmjg59: 22:02:06 ERROR 403: Forbidden.10:02
mdzI suppose it'd be a matter of un-gzipping the right bit and correlating with System.map10:02
mdzbut I'm far too lazy10:02
\shguys...I'm surprised...gnome looks better then a week ago10:03
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mjg59Mithrandir: Uhm. Try again?10:05
mjg59Oh. That's odd.10:05
Mithrandirstill 40310:05
mjg59It's a+w10:05
mjg59Hrm.10:05
mjg59Lose the .sh at the end10:05
mjg59Something on the server doesn't like shell screipts10:06
mjg59ogra: Looks like your machine ought to be using nsc-ircc10:06
Mithrandirmjg59: got it10:06
Mithrandirmjg59: how do you want me to test it?  Apart from running it and seeing it complain about missing setserial, I mean. :-P10:07
mjg59Mithrandir: Heh. Install setserial, run it, tell me what /var/run/irdadev looks like10:07
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Mithrandirmjg59: you'll break my suspend now, you know that?10:08
mjg59Mithrandir: Oh, probably10:08
MithrandirIllegal UART type: undefined10:08
Mithrandirirda-setup: line 63: true=false: command not found10:08
Mithrandir: tfheen@thosu ~ > cat /var/run/irdadev10:08
Mithrandir/dev/ttyS1 sir10:08
mjg59Whoops10:09
mjg59Excessive $10:09
Mithrandiryou haven't tested this on your x40 at all? :-P10:09
mjg59I have, but you have a later BIOS version10:09
mjg59So it actually works for you10:10
mjg59Mine has broken IR10:10
Mithrandirah, ok10:10
Mithrandirmine has spoken with my phone on several occasions10:10
mjg59Mithrandir: Can you grab it again and retry?10:11
Mithrandircat /var/run/irdadev10:11
Mithrandirirda0 fir10:11
Mithrandirno error messages10:11
mjg59Ok, that looks better10:11
mjg59Rock10:11
mjg59Now I just need more PNP IDs10:11
mjg59And to rewrite irda-utils10:11
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\shmjg59: what u need? I have this nc6000 with the smsc-ircc2 chipset which is not working 10:18
mjg59\sh: If you run the code from http://www.csai.unipa.it/peri/toshsat1800-irdasetup/ does smsc-ircc2 work?10:20
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\shmjg59: I tried...never successfull10:21
\shbut I will give it a try again...10:22
\shI think I should take the time to test irda on the portege10:22
mjg59\sh: You've seen http://people.debian.org/~pxt/nc6000/ ?10:23
desrtwhat do y'all think: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CACertInclusion10:24
\shmjg59: not until now :)10:25
\shmjg59: I will give it a try tomorrow morning :)10:25
\shright now I need to test gajim10:25
mjg59desrt: It would currently involve changing the name of Firefox to something else10:25
desrtmjg59; isn't that why we already call it "firefox" instead of "mozilla firefox" and use a different icon?10:26
mjg59desrt: No10:26
mjg59It's called "firefox" rather than "mozilla firefox" to indicate that it's not the official build. Changing the default SSL certificates would require changing it away from firefox10:26
desrtthat's extremely harsh10:26
mjg59Yeah10:27
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Mithrandircacert is pushing for their root cert to be included upstream, though10:28
desrtya10:29
desrtsomeone just gave me a link to a ranting blog entry10:29
desrti'm not sure what to make of it, but it sounds like mozilla are being dickslaps about it10:29
desrthttp://blog.cacert.org/2005/07/81.html10:30
tsengeh, not everyone trusts cacert10:30
Mithrandirtseng: their CA policy is just fine, IMO, but they're on crack wrt some of the GPG stuff10:31
mjg59Mozilla won't accept the CA root certificate until they're satisfied that they hand it out sensibly10:32
tsengtheir blog is funny10:33
desrtand up to here, sensibly ~= "with a large fee for services rendered"10:33
tsengcapitalism == bad, and wep can be cracked in "minutes"10:34
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JanC<tseng> eh, not everyone trusts cacert10:35
JanCI don't trust verisign...10:35
desrtya10:35
JanCif _I_ can get a cert for a (not yet) existing company, everybody can...10:35
desrtSSL is only vaguely trustworthy as an authentication method10:36
tsengeh, i dont "trust" anyone that isnt a well established business for some time *AND* has a valid cert10:36
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tsengbut thats probabyl a different issue10:36
desrt"valid" according to what?10:36
desrtsome other business says "oh ya.. you can trust these guys"10:36
tsengyes10:37
desrt...10:37
\shhmmm....10:37
\sh/usr/include/python2.4/pyconfig.h:835:1: warning: "_POSIX_C_SOURCE" redefined10:37
\shhow can I get rid of this error?10:37
azeemit's a warning10:37
\shyeah...is there a way of getting rid of it?10:38
tsengdesrt: the cert validating amazon.com doesnt protect me 100% from someone squatting on it from the begining10:38
tsengdesrt: but it does offer you something for MiM or similar10:38
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Mithrandirtseng: do you think it's by accident that all the canonical certs are self-signed even though sabdfl did Thawte?10:43
sabdflMithrandir: erm. it is, actually. i think we're starting to get a few from komodo now :-)10:43
\shLOL10:43
tseng:)10:44
tsengcomodo I think10:44
sabdflwe tried to get some from thawte but they proved too difficult to deal with10:44
Mithrandirsabdfl: we are?  Amazing :-)  Might get rid of some of those multiple ssl vhosts on the same ip as well in the process?10:44
\shsabdfl: u r surprising me every single time u r appearing from nowhere ,-)10:44
sabdflcurrently appearing from my kitchen10:45
desrtjust get certs from cacert10:45
Mithrandir\sh: I think his IRC client went "bling" when I said his name.10:45
sabdfl\sh: ^10:45
sabdfltho i was just in another window, hacking on my w/e gift to the launchpad team10:45
mdzsabdfl: fingers bleeding yet?10:45
sabdflmdz: somewha10:46
sabdflt10:46
\shMithrandir: hmmm....or sabdfl wrote an irssi plugin for sending out sms to his mobile when his name is hilighted 10:46
sabdflsilbs doesn't believe i can add an LP subsystem in a weekend10:46
Mithrandir\sh: he doesn't use irssi, TTBOMK10:46
\shno irssi? come on...,-)10:46
mdzsabdfl: "can" or "should"? ;-)10:46
\shhmmm....rhythmbox and rbscrobbler are not running anymore together10:47
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\shah now...it lost the password somehow10:48
desrt\sh; oh.  they were deprecated10:49
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\shogra__: how many gnome/gtk uploads I should do per release cycle?11:09
ogra__\sh, as many as you like indeed :)11:10
ogra__mjg59, thanks for the info.. i'll check if i can use nsc-ircc11:10
\shogra__: check this out: throw away gaim ,-) use gajim ;) http://linux.blogweb.de/archives/81-Gajim-The-PSI-on-Gnome.html11:10
mjg59ogra__: Could you try running http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~mjg59/tmp/irda-setup and tell me what /var/run/irdadev looks like afterwards?11:11
ogra__mjg59, yup... downloading that was the last thing i tried before my wlan broke :) tryin again now...11:12
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mjg59ogra__: The name's a bit misleading - this will only set up IRDA, not actually start it11:12
mjg59I need to modify irda-utils to handle that11:12
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ogra__mjg59, setserial isnt installed by default it seems11:17
mjg59ogra__: Indeed11:17
ogra__[84615.106088]  nsc_ircc: Unknown parameter `0'11:18
ogra__(dmesg output)11:18
mjg59ogra__: Gah.11:19
mjg59ogra__: Edit it and change "OPTIONS=0" to OPTIONS=""11:19
ogra__[84650.513255]  nsc-ircc, Found chip at base=0x02e11:20
ogra__[84650.513268]  nsc-ircc, driver loaded (Dag Brattli)11:20
ogra__[84650.515628]  IrDA: Registered device irda011:20
ogra__[84650.515654]  nsc-ircc, Found dongle: HP HSDL-1100/HSDL-210011:20
ogra__looks good11:20
mjg59ogra__: Rock11:20
mjg59ogra__: What does /var/run/irdadev have?11:20
mjg59And what hardware is this?11:20
ogra__irda0 fir11:20
ogra__still my amd64 laptop (acer Aspire 1520)11:21
mjg59Cool11:21
mjg59That all looks good11:21
torkelsame for me, with a Thinkpad T4011:21
torkel[4582947.644000]  nsc-ircc, Using dongle: IBM31T1100 or Temic TFDS6000/TFDS650011:22
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seth_kTreenaks, planet RSS still dead, don't think you changed the right bits :(11:23
mjg59torkel: Rocking11:24
mjg59Basically, what this does is look through your PNP data and try to find an IR device11:24
torkelmjg59: nice11:24
mjg59If it finds a fast IR device, it works out which serial port it's attached to and turns off the UART11:24
mjg59Then it loads the driver11:24
mjg59If the driver loading fails, or if it can't work out which driver to use, it sets the serial port up to match the PNP data11:25
mjg59Then it records this information in a format that can be parsed by irda-utils when it starts up11:25
mjg59Basically, all SIR ports (and most FIR ones) have a PNP of PNP0510 or PNP0511 associated with them11:26
mjg59So this is actually fairly easy11:26
mjg59No idea why nobody's written it before11:26
ogra__heh...11:26
mjg59Most FIR ones have a model specific thing that lets you work out the chip, too11:26
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sabdflmdz: you may have a point11:38
mjg59Damni. No, acpipnp is missing entries on some machines.11:40
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NafalloLOL11:52
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mdzelmo: hpoj seems to need some help getting back into universe11:53
bob_tooyou got is working?11:53
bob_toowrong channel sorry11:53
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ograyay, ltsp-client is installable again... finaly11:53
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