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CarlFKhuh - reboot and now usb shows: 046d:092c Logitech, Inc.12:02
CarlFKwhich is close to USB ID 046d:0920...12:02
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CarlFKoh good.  "Need to get 0B of archives."12:11
ograKamion, still around ? 12:17
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jordiDoes anyone know how the MoveToOFTC spec is progressing?12:24
jordiUbuntu/Canonical stuff is the only stuff I can't easily get rid of to be feenode free.12:25
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kentjordi, MoveToOFTC, what is that?12:27
jordihttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/GetOffFreenodeSpec?highlight=%28freenode%2912:28
Kamionogra: not really12:28
Nafallojordi: wasn't that denied? :-)12:29
Kamionogra: I'll read messages later12:29
jordiNafallo: dunno.12:29
jordiIt'd be sad.12:29
Seveasjordi, it's not progressing at all12:29
ograKamion, i just wanted to ask if you could have a quick look at the daily build script, it has stopped yesterday it seems12:30
Seveasin fact, Ubuntu is in the progress of registering as a group on freenode12:30
jordibecause it'll totally defeat my struggle to get off this network12:30
jordiSeveas: urgh.12:30
ograKamion, for edubuntu indeed12:30
bob2bah12:35
mdzogra: are you sure you have the same versions of everything on ltsp and the local install?12:35
bob2the battery applet stopped noticing that I have ac power12:36
bob2so I was fairly convinced my power supply was screwed until I ran "acpi -V"12:36
ograi upgraded my local install before testing, the ltsp install is from this afternoon12:36
bob2also, -V = --version, kthxbye12:36
ograso i'd suppose yes, the version is the same...12:36
ograbut i run a amd64 laptop as client... it could be arch specific12:36
Kamionogra: this morning's build didn't happen because mdz was running a manual build at the time12:37
ogra(ltsp == i386, local == amd64)12:37
mdzogra: wait, you are talking about two different machines?  if so, that isn't surprising12:37
Kamionogra: it'll happen tomorrow assuming the same thing doesn't happen again12:37
ogramdz, nope i talk about my laptop being used in i386 mode12:37
Kamionthere's nothing actually wrong with the cron job12:37
mdzI thought you meant it was different on the same hardware as an LTSP client vs. a standard boot12:37
ograKamion, ok, just wanted to be sure to have a CD to look at tomorrow :)12:37
mdzKamion: is there any particular reason that the daily builds are all scheduled separately?12:38
mdzKamion: rather than just running everything sequentially starting at a given time12:38
ogramdz, its the same HW, but different SW on top... 12:38
mdzogra: try it with the same software12:39
Kamionmdz: not really, historical12:39
ograhmm...12:39
Kamionplus I think different people wanted them at different times originally12:39
ogrado we have working liveCD builds currently?12:39
Kamionit would be quite irritating to have to wait for a load of jobs to complete before starting a manual one, though, rather than just waiting for one12:39
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KamionI think a master job would want to leave some space in betwen12:40
Kamionbetween12:40
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ograhey AndyFitz 12:47
AndyFitzg'day ogra12:47
AndyFitzready for another drop ?12:47
ograany news on the icon front ?12:48
Nafallomorning AndyFitz :-)12:48
ograyeah, absolutely12:48
AndyFitzmorning Nafallo12:48
AndyFitzogra,  great I'll email you the tarball12:48
ograyeah12:48
ograAndyFitz, did you follow the latest ML thread ? 12:48
ograi'm not sure if i like the idea of a fullscreen splash...12:49
ograespecially since it doesnt scale... you'll need a huge pic 12:50
mdzogra: the current i386 live build works (or the most recent one I tried)12:50
AndyFitzholy crap. that was a splash ?  I only had time to look at the picture.  I thought it was a GDM login 12:50
ogramdz, just downloading to test with it... but it looks like it will take some hours, i have no live to rsync here12:51
ograAndyFitz, nope that was a proposal for a fullscreen splash12:51
AndyFitzI do like apple's policy of taking a snapshot of the desktop (and each blank application window ) and loading it next time to hide all that yucky widget loading in the background 12:51
AndyFitzogra,  I'll try one at my resolution and see if it works  ( I'm kinda scared )12:51
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ograyes, i think the splash has to be something around 2048 width at least... 12:52
ograto cover all resolutions...12:52
ograthis will load slooow12:52
opiRosetta is additive12:53
mdzogra: what are the edubuntu blockers for preview?12:53
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ogramdz, sorting the preseeding ... i didnt want to abuse Kamion today already but have it on my list for tomorrow...12:54
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mdzogra: what needs to be changed with the preseeding?12:54
mdzogra: everything else works?12:54
ogramdz, edubuntu-server is not in the default install, ltsp-build-client should run automatically, postfix should be preseeded for local transport only12:55
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ogramdz, additionally the current default should move to an optional workstation install12:55
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ogramdz, edubuntu-artwork isnt completely sorted since i have to sort out which license it has to be under (almo is on it with sabdfl)12:56
ogras/almo/elmo12:56
mdzogra: postfix?12:56
ogramdz, yes, something depends on it... i'll have to touch the server seed anyway, i'll look if i can get rid of it12:57
mdzogra: don't install postfix by default12:57
ogramdz, how do i supress it if a server package depends on it... 12:58
mdzogra: you fix the server package12:58
ogralet me look which, one second12:58
mdzor don't install it12:58
Burgundaviajdub, are the p.g.o rss feeds dead?12:58
ogramdz ok12:58
ogramdz, mysql ... 12:59
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mdzogra: fix it or don't install it; we don't want an MTA by default01:00
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ogramdz, but that can go since we dont have mediawiki and moodle works with either postfix or mysql... i preferred postfix from the start...01:00
pittiogra: sure that you don't mean postgresql?01:00
mdzpostfix or mysql?01:00
ograpitti, err, yes01:00
ogramdz, i meant postgres... sorry01:00
mdzogra: you meant postgresql from the beginning? or only in your last sentence?01:01
ograonly in the last sentence01:01
ogramysql depends mailx, mailx depends <anymailserver>01:01
ograthat draws in postfix... i'm just changing the seed01:02
AndyFitzogra,  unless there is a way to size the splash resolution from the gnome-set resolution   the login splash is absurd01:04
ograyup01:05
AndyFitzI'll be right back01:05
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ograsabdfl, wb01:07
sabdflbreezy update went fine. well done guys01:07
sabdflnow running warty->hoary->breezy01:08
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pittisabdfl: does hal run properly after you rebooted your box? elmo did a h->b upgrade today, which broke01:16
mdzmako: do you have some clarity on the input method situation yet?01:17
mdzsabdfl: if you have an IDE disk, check that you didn't end up with DMA disabled01:18
sabdflmdz: how do i check?01:18
sabdflpitti: hmm... /etc/init.d/dbus restart shows hal restarting01:18
sabdflbut01:18
zygapitti: if you have a moment I'd like to ask you about an issue with various .po files I tried to explain yesterday01:18
sabdflon loging, i get a dialog warning abut not being able to talk to HAL01:19
pittisabdfl: $ sudo hdparm /dev/hda01:19
pittisabdfl: you get that dialog before or after restarting dbus?01:19
sabdfl using_dma    =  1 (on)01:19
sabdflpitti: after a reboot01:19
bob2is dbus still restartable at all?01:19
sabdflon login01:19
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sabdflhey bob2!01:19
ograbob2, why shouldnt it ? 01:19
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sabdflrestarting dbus gives 4 [ ok ] 's01:20
pittisabdfl: ok, I ask because many apps don't reconnect to hal after you restart it01:20
ograbob2, its not nice to do it... but you can :)01:20
pittisabdfl: ok, so it wasn't running properly after system boot?01:20
bob2ogra: I saw talk on the dbus list of not supporting it at all01:20
pittisabdfl: this sounds like elmo's problem, I try to reproduce it tomorrow01:20
bob2heya sabdfl01:20
pittisabdfl: thanks01:20
ograbob2, yes, in the future... currently you can still do it.. and things like network-manager do it by default for example...01:21
bob2ah, I see01:21
pittibob2: right, we eventually gave up restarting it automatically on upgrades since all of the upstreams are against us01:21
pittiand we can't patch the world01:21
bob2yeah :|01:22
mdzmako: all I have ever seen so far is "this works for my use case"01:22
pittiogra: no, don't; you will break the desktop if you restart dbus now01:22
ograpitti, we can, we are just not enough yet :)01:22
ajmitchpitti: ouch - restarting dbus is needed for more & more stuff :(01:22
ograajmitch, nope01:22
ajmitchogra: no?01:22
ograajmitch, the opposite is right01:22
pittiajmitch: don't, at least not in breezy01:22
mdzpitti: er, so upstream expects that whenever dbus is upgraded, the user must reboot?01:23
ajmitchogra: the opposite just doesn't work in some cases01:23
mdzthat seems arrogant01:23
pittimdz: yes, sadly01:23
bob2mdz: yes01:23
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ajmitchogra: take avahi for example - dbus won't pick up the new avahi info when it is installed01:23
pittimdz: there was a long and heated discussion about it, and we tried to defend our strategy01:23
bob2it seemed to be a SuSe guy in favour of it01:23
ograajmitch, at least for registering new services it works01:23
pittimdz: eventually we got gnome-volume-manager and update-notifier right01:23
bob2guess they're not used to incremental upgrades ;)01:23
ograouch01:24
ajmitchogra: I prefer not to get involved in such things, really :)01:24
pittimdz: but that still left us with a plethora of dbus-using apps that don't reconnect01:24
pittiok, good night guys; I'm terribly tited01:25
pittitired, even01:25
bob2seeya, pitti01:25
pittid'oh01:25
jdubpitti: night :)01:25
ogranight pitti 01:25
bob2hehe01:25
jdubGOOD MORNING FREEDOM LOVERS!01:25
pittiHi jdub01:25
ogramorning jdub01:25
bob2jdub: de-ensconse yourself01:26
ajmitchmorning jdub 01:26
sabdflmdz: will call now01:27
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_derek__mdz: are you around?01:27
mdz_derek__: yes, but about to receive a phone call01:28
_derek__mdz: alright, no biggie, let me know when you have a minute01:29
pefI leave, good night !01:32
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jdubjbailey: around?01:37
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_derek__anyone know what wnck-applet is? or what package its in?01:43
ogragnome-applets ? 01:44
_derek__ogra: so thats in main not universe?01:44
ogramost liekly, yes01:45
_derek__so i don't think thats fubaring my comp01:46
ograsome people call it the tasklist ;)01:46
ograor bar...01:46
_derek__call what the tasklist?01:47
_derek__oh01:47
_derek__wnk-applet01:47
_derek__gotcha01:47
_derek__  can anyone post what a normal .xsession-errors should look like?01:50
bob2ideally empty01:50
_derek__hmmm, ideally, yes, in practical implementations is it?01:50
opior with some warning if you try to use unsupported modules01:51
opimostly warnings01:51
_derek__according to mdz, mine looks like it started x normally, but i have a lot of errors01:51
bob2X itself doesn't say anything there01:51
bob2s/X/the X server/01:52
ograthat goes to /var/log, but stops if the X server is up01:52
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_derek__hmm, my /var/log shows it being up, so what would the xsession-errors pertain to?01:52
_derek__just gdm?01:52
ograyour X session...01:53
ograno matter if gdm, kdm or xdm ;)01:53
bob2X clients01:53
_derek__hmmm, ok01:53
_derek__what do errors like this mean:01:55
_derek___IceTransTransNoListen: unable to find transport: tcp01:55
_derek___IceTransmkdir: ERROR: euid != 0,directory /dev/X will not be created.01:55
_derek___IceTransmkdir: ERROR: Cannot create /dev/X01:55
bob2is /tmp normal?01:56
_derek__are you asking me? i have no idea if it is or isn't01:56
ograi wonder what app needs tcp for a X connection... tcp is disabled by default ...01:57
bob2I was guessing that /tmp might be trashed01:58
bob2so ICE went to using tcp instead of a fifo01:58
ograso this error is normal, but there obviously is a bug in an X app01:58
bob2or socket or whatever01:58
_derek__bob2: how do i fix that?01:58
ograah, as fallback you mean01:58
bob2yeah01:58
ogra_derek__, look if /tmp or the partition holding it is full01:59
_derek__ogra: as in tmpfs?02:00
bob2no02:00
_derek__cuz i have one partition02:00
bob2 /tmp is by default on /02:00
_derek__and that has 30gigs free02:00
_derek__yeah02:00
bob2and ls -ld /tmp02:00
_derek___IceTransTransNoListen: unable to find transport: tcp02:01
_derek___IceTransmkdir: ERROR: euid != 0,directory /dev/X will not be created.02:01
_derek___IceTransmkdir: ERROR: Cannot create /dev/X02:01
_derek__sorry for the wront c/p02:02
_derek__drwxrwxrwt  10 root root 98304 2005-08-30 19:44 /tmp02:02
_derek__bob2, ogra does that look ok?02:06
ograyup02:07
_derek__so now i basically have to go one by one removing packages from universe until i find it?02:07
_derek__what is causing it?02:07
bob2er, no02:08
_derek__bob2: mdz reccomended removing all universe apps02:08
bob2hah02:08
_derek__bob2: i really didn't want to do that02:08
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_derek__bob2: so what do you have in mind?02:10
bob2strace'ing things until you find it02:10
bob2or poking /tmp more02:11
bob2good luck02:11
_derek__stracing? 02:11
bob2the magic of strace02:11
desrtis there a registration fee for BelowZero?02:11
Burgundaviadesrt, no02:11
desrtso what's this "sponsorship" deal?02:12
Burgundaviadesrt, funding people to get there and stay there02:12
desrtahh.  that's very generous02:12
desrtthanks for the info02:12
_derek__bob2: what do you mean by poking /tmp? i don't know what i am looking at in here02:23
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_derek__ ogra, are you still around?02:29
ograpartially..02:29
_derek__are you able to give me anymore guidance02:29
ograi have no idea what is causing it... i suspect a broken app... most likely from universe...02:30
_derek__ogra: would that show up in my ps aux?02:30
ograyou seem to have something running that needs a tcp X connection which is wrong...02:30
ograprobably...02:31
mdz_derek__: please take this to #ubuntu02:31
_derek__mdz: ok02:31
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ograwhee, powerpc looks bad on the daily report ...02:39
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Nafalloogra: royal had no harddrive space a while :-)02:41
ograyup02:41
rebcan anyone tell me why metacity is dying on breezy?02:41
rebcan't log into gnome, kde, xfce work fine02:41
Nafalloit isn't here :-)02:41
ograit reflects very well in the daily build report of edubuntu here... 56 uninstallable packages for ppc02:42
bob2 /topic02:42
reberr sorry02:42
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mjg59Robot101: I believe so03:25
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Robot101mjg59: and the RTC?03:30
mjg59Robot101: Not yet03:32
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lunitikjust out of curiosity... are there technical reasons why Ubuntu still uses discover1 (1.7.6) when discover is at version 2.0.4?04:07
lunitik(2 seperate packages)04:08
lunitikdiscover 2.x is supposed to be much better... perhaps it will be more successful with soundcards?04:08
jdublunitik: we don't really actively use discover at all04:09
lunitikjdub: I thought it was still used during install?04:10
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lunitikhmm... one more thing... Davyd states in his preview of 2.12 that GNOME includes a clipboard feature now... however this doesn't seem to have gotten into Ubuntu... why is this?04:37
danielslunitik: (btw, we only use discover1 to pick which video card to use, that's it)04:38
lunitikdaniels: oh... many people (including myself with my old box) had issues with snd-via82xx with discover1 ... don't recall any issues with discover... this is why I brought it up...04:39
lunitikSeems almost all sound card issues in the help channel are related to that module though... at least 4-5 people in the last day have had the issue... no other cards seem to have this issue though afaik04:40
jdublunitik: it is in breezy04:40
jdublunitik: it's not a clipboard manager in the gui sense of the word04:41
lunitikjdub: I'm using Breezy... if it is there... its certainly not working....04:41
danielslunitik: then it's nothing to do with discover vs discover1, because we use hotplug for that.  that being said, snd-via82xx always worked fine for me in my i386.04:41
lunitik(I just closed firefox, wanting to copy text to my Gaim convo... and it didn't work...)04:42
lunitikdaniels: worked fine for me about 90% of my installs also... however, sometimes I encountered issues... and others are having simular ones...04:43
danielslunitik: specific bug reports would be nice, because 'sometimes I encountered issues, and others are having similar ones' isn't really that helpful tbh04:44
lunitikdaniels: certainly, someone with the technical know how might want to look into it... 4-5 people in one day with the same issue is probably not a good sign  :)04:44
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lunitikdaniels: basically... according to all things you can look at... it _should_ have been working... /dev/dsp was there... user in audio group... module loaded etc... but no sound... hard to give further details when it appears there aren't any  :(04:45
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bddebianAny C++ guru's awake?05:06
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infinityWho is our resident java toolchain guru?05:26
elmojbailey and wasabi05:26
jdubelmo's version of "NOT ME!"05:27
bddebianHeh05:27
jbaileyinfinity: Is this something worth staying awake for?05:27
jdubjbailey: oh, just to mention that scsi seems to be a sticking point in general for initramfs atm05:27
jdubjbailey: had some comments from vmware about it05:28
bddebianjbailey: No, but I'm sure mine is! ;-)05:28
jdubjbailey: we should hook up for that sysfs testing you watned to do05:28
jdubat a more appropriate juncture :)05:28
jbaileyjdub: Right. There's a bug about vmware that's assigned to benc.  I don't have the number handy.  But it's to make the BusLogic PCI bits in the kernel actually provide a pci mapping.05:28
jdubaha, that'd be it05:28
jbaileyjdub: Yup, had a friend over this evening.  About 4 hours before this time tomorrow work for you?05:28
jdubyeo05:29
jdubyep05:29
jbaileyjdub: Your SATA stuff not working bothers me, since my SATA works.05:29
jbaileyAnd the drivers do appear to be present.05:29
jbaileyOh well, sleep now.05:30
jdubnight!05:30
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fabbionemorning05:32
bddebianHello fabbione 05:32
fabbionejbailey: eh no.. you can't go to sleep before i wake up :)05:32
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infinityjbailey : No, I'll bug wasabi instead. :)05:33
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elmonobody   19279  119  0.5  33720 20452 ?        R    04:39   0:02  \_ /usr/bin/rsync --no-detach --daemon --config /etc/rsyncd.conf05:39
elmookay, what kind of math is that?05:39
elmo119% CPU?05:39
fabbionemeh..05:44
robitailleelmo I have a laptop with a battery fully-charged at 118%.  Must be Ubuntu's fuzzy math...05:49
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infinityelmo : multiple CPUs, each accounting for 100%?05:56
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infinitymdz : ping.06:43
mdzpong06:43
infinityDo you still maintain the whole mythtv dependency chain?06:43
makomdz: on a certain level all we're every going to get is "this works for my case" in terms of input methods06:43
infinitymythgallery and mythmusic never got updated for the new mythtv dev packages.06:44
makomdz: i think we should settle for the best integration with the range of libraries available and with gnome (and kde also if possible)06:44
mdzmako: for breezy I think it's too late for anything other than "this is the one true course we can all agree on"06:44
makoat the moment, that's SCIM, but every language is still going to need to be solved one-by-one.. sometimes more than once06:44
mdzmako: I don't think we should start bundling random packages because someone likes them, not now06:45
jdubIIIMF seems to be 'teh future'06:45
mdzinfinity: depends on your notion of "maintain"06:45
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makothe problem is that almost none of these solutions are mutually exclusive06:45
mdzinfinity: I "maintain" them in my "spare time"06:45
infinityYeah, I don't know anyone who uses Chinese inputs, so I have no hard data there, but SICM seems to do the job for japanese input.06:45
makoinfinity: well, japanese with a backend.. often anthy06:46
infinitymdz : Right.  Any guesses about how badly they'll blow up if I just change the build-deps to use the new -dev packages, rather than finding 0.18 upstream sources for them?06:46
mdzinfinity: badly06:46
infinitymako : Yes, SCIM+anthy was what was tested here with some success.06:46
mdzinfinity: fortunately, I already packaged the new versions and they just need syncs06:46
infinitymdz : Ahh.  Cool.06:46
mdzinfinity: deb-src http://dijkstra.csh.rit.edu/~mdz/debian unstable mythtv06:46
mdzsome of the ones that I don't use aren't quite right.  I need co-maintainers.06:47
infinitymdz : I don't see mythmusic and mythgallery there.  Are they deprecated, or lacking round tuits?06:48
mdzinfinity: they should be there06:48
mdzinfinity: well, mythgallery is a round tuit I tihnk06:48
mdzinfinity: mythmusic has binaries but no source06:48
infinityRight, then.  I'll just leave them FTBFS for now.  Maybe you can poke an MOTU to do your dirty work for you. :)06:50
mdzinfinity: all this interest in mythtv; want to be a co-mainatiner *nudge* *wink*06:50
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infinityIs it non-free for reasons I'd have moral objections to, or just crazy patent issues or osmething similar?06:51
infinityI've been meaning to play with it at home, so I suppose if I actually find it useful, I could sign up.06:51
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jdubdoes hppa not have a functioning installer?06:52
jdubin debian or ubuntu?06:52
jdubhrm, no there appears to be images on the debian site06:53
jdubweird06:53
infinityIt works fine in Debian.06:54
infinityAs an SCC in Ubuntu, I have no idea what its status is, but you should ask lamont if you're curious.06:54
jdubyeah06:54
jdubinfinity: "port" :)06:54
infinityTomato, Tomahto.06:55
jdubmarketing nous, marketing mouse :)06:55
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pittiHi08:37
pittiinfinity: any chance to get some security builds on *any* powerpc buildd?08:38
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sabdfldaniels: good news, laptop hoary -> breezy update went fine, X Just Worked (tm)08:41
tepsipakkishould usb card readers work out-of-the-box, ie. if I plug a card in it gets mounted?08:45
danielssabdfl: excellent news08:45
sabdfltepsipakki: yes, i believe so, file a bug and ping pitti if not08:45
danielssabdfl: still having trouble with fglrx?08:45
sabdflhe will likely want to know the low-level usb and card details08:45
sabdfldaniels: yes08:46
danielssabdfl: okay, I'll kick ATI08:46
pittitepsipakki: right, they should; http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices08:46
sabdfldaniels: here's the situation08:46
sabdflthe new ATI package creator was smooth08:46
pittitepsipakki: would be nice if you could do the steps there and file a bug (or just mail me the files)08:46
sabdflexcept that i still had to compile the kernel source separately08:46
tepsipakkipitti: ok, so there's some daemon polling on them, because plugging the card does not create any usb-event.. ?08:46
tepsipakkipcmcia-reader seems to work just fine ;)08:47
pittitepsipakki: yes, hal polls those devices to notice an insertion08:47
tepsipakkiok, will look into it08:47
pittitepsipakki: you have a really up to date breezy?08:47
danielssabdfl: interesting, that should Just Happen as part of the process08:47
pittitepsipakki: I fixed some hotplug bugs recently08:47
tepsipakkiupdated yesterday08:48
sabdfldaniels: now, i have kernel module 8.16, and xorg-driver-fglrx 8.1608:48
Lathiatdoes the l-r-m stuff not work?08:48
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sabdflit starts fine, but I've noticed two problems08:48
sabdflhmm... two problems, and a possible third08:48
sabdflthe first is that GL is not native,it's mesa08:48
danielsseb128: morning sabarino08:49
sabdfli looked at dpkg -l libgl1-mesa08:49
pittitepsipakki: that should be recent enough :-)08:49
sabdfland noticed that the main libraries were diverted but the optimised ones were not08:49
sabdflso i diverted them manually08:49
danielssabdfl: hmm, they should be providing their own /usr/lib/libGL.so.1.208:49
danielssabdfl: oh, right! optimised builds.  blah.08:49
sabdfldaniels: yes. so please could you make fglrx divert the optimised ones too?08:49
sabdfland nudge ati with that bug?08:50
sabdflhowever,08:50
seb128hey daniels pitti sabdfl08:50
pittiseb128!!!08:50
pittiwelcome back08:50
seb128thanks ;)08:50
sabdflsebmaster!08:50
tepsipakkipitti: lets hope its just some pseudo-user missing (yes, we have a perverse system for those)08:50
pittiseb128: you cheated, you uploaded some packages yesterday :)08:50
sabdfldaniels: even diverting them locally did not bring up GL however08:50
danielssabdfl: sure08:50
danielssabdfl: oh, interesting08:50
sabdfli'm not sure why08:50
pittitepsipakki: might be08:50
danielssabdfl: actually, I think I have a fair idea08:50
danielssabdfl: try dropping back to xserver-xorg 6.8.2-5308:51
sabdflwhat's that?08:51
danielssabdfl: i've pinged them about that problem too08:51
sabdfldaniels: i won't have time to do that, but if you could fix it in today's upload i'll test it tonight08:51
sabdflso, second issue08:51
sabdflDRI is inactive08:51
sabdfldisabled08:51
sabdflin the Xorg.log.0 it talks about disabling it because it found DRI version 5.0.0 and was expecting 4.x08:52
seb128pitti: yeah, but all this shiny GNOME tarballs ... :p08:52
sabdflwhich is interesting because it's their kernel driver, and their xorg driver, so i would think the version expectaction would be consistent08:52
sabdflany idea?08:52
pittiseb128: I know that you can't resist the temptation08:52
desrtseb128; odd metacity crashes that go away when i dpkg-buildpackage from the sources for myself08:53
sabdfldesrt: it's the magic hand waving ;-)08:53
desrtseb128; basically, metacity crashes outright whenever a error dialog pops on the screen.  i see this with 'applet has quit unexpectedly dialogs'... tberman gets it when gaim tells him he got disconnected from the server08:53
sabdflseb128: rhythmbox is crashing on breezy, is that a known issue?08:54
Lathiatdesrt: yeh theres a bug about that08:54
Treenaksdesrt: Gaim "You've been invited to <jabber channel>" dialogs make metacity crash too08:54
Lathiatdesrt: ive been meaning ot get a more usefull backtrace08:54
LathiatTreenaks: gajims do it too08:54
Lathiatas do variosu other dialogs08:54
Lathiati rebuilt it with nostrip and its harder to make happen08:54
desrtLathiat; i have a bug on gnome.org about it.  is there an ubuntu #?08:54
danielssabdfl: right, the server has 5.0.0, but their client library is 4.0.x08:55
danielssabdfl: there's no real difference though, so I've asked them for a recompile08:55
desrtubuntu #1414508:55
sabdfldaniels: and the third problem is  this08:55
sabdflthe new driver/kernel mod comes up nicely on startup08:55
sabdflbut after X starts I'm unable to swtch to VT1-608:56
sabdflif I tr, the screen goes black08:56
jdubyo seb128!08:56
sabdflthen DPMS kicks in and it switches off08:56
sabdflhey jdub08:56
jdubseb128: what do you think about reverting evo?08:56
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jdubhey sabdfl 08:56
seb128sabdfl: yep, will be fixed within 1 hour with the new GTK08:56
seb128jdub: reverting?08:56
danielssabdfl: hrm.  i think there's a bug open about that one upstream.08:57
seb128jdub: hey hey :)08:57
jdubseb128: going back to 2.208:57
danielssabdfl: i'll get together with them when they get into the office this morning.08:57
seb128desrt: weird08:57
seb128jdub: no way, why?08:57
jdubseb128: luis and i have been talking about doing it upstream, too08:57
rob^jdub, whats wrong with 2.3?08:57
jdubseb128: it's, ah, not wonderfully stable08:57
fabbionedesrt: what happen if you build it in a clean chroot?08:57
seb128jdub: 2.2 neither08:57
desrtfabbione; hmmmm...?08:57
desrtfabbione; i -just- installed colony 3 tonight08:57
jdubseb128: ok, gotta go for a while, back later08:57
Lathiathas anyone noticed when replying to messages, sometimes you get a blank quote, sometimes you get somethign like a 'g' and soemtimes get the message? (evo)08:57
seb128jdub: k08:57
fabbionedesrt: can you compare the build log from the one you do yourself and the one on the buildd?08:58
seb128Lathiat: maybe you select something? it quotes the selection08:58
desrtsure08:58
fabbionedesrt: there might be a slighly difference, and spot the reason08:58
rob^Lathiat, no08:58
desrtpersonally, i'm suspicious that the ubuntu build cluster is cursed :)08:58
desrtwill dpkg-buildpackage generate a log or do i redirect stdout/err?08:59
Treenaksdesrt: Bring in the holy water & virgin blood!08:59
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pittiHi JaneW 09:02
desrtfabbione; k.. seriously... 1) where do i get the buildlog from the official package and 2) how do i make one for me?09:02
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fabbionedesrt: you do dpkg-buildpackage > log 2>&109:03
desrtfabbione; you can do &>09:03
fabbionedesrt: official logs are at: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/09:03
desrtthanks :)09:03
fabbionedesrt: whatever ;)09:03
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pittiMoin mvo09:05
mvohey pitti 09:05
mvogood morning all09:05
seb128hey mvo09:05
desrtthis is a job for meld!09:06
mvohey seb128, wb09:06
maeoooo I like the new usplash except on dual monitor the right screen is skewed :\ maybe thats just my CRT09:07
maewasn't like that with text mode09:07
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hungermae: And it does not handle user input gracefully either,09:08
maehunger, :) well nonetheless I think it is _very_ nice for the amount of time it was put together in09:08
hungermae: I thought my box had hanged when nothig happened... I just had to switch to the proper VT to get to the input.09:08
maeand a much more elegant solution than the graphical boot of fedora where it launches a whole x-session09:08
maeit will be polished :d09:09
desrtfabbione; only superficial changes09:09
hungermae: I am sure of that!09:09
desrtfabbione; like the names of my directories are different than the ones used on the build09:09
desrtfabbione; otherwise the same... right down to the warnings that gcc throws09:09
fabbionedesrt: hmm weird09:10
desrtmore like 'evil'09:10
desrtlooks like i may want to set me up one of these chroot thingies09:11
pittiargh, toshset debconf foo on hoary->breezy09:12
pittimjg59: here?09:12
mdzfabbione: the live cd builds are in progress09:12
mdzI probably won't stay awake until they finish, but the live builds are fairly foolproof09:13
fabbionemdz: yes.. i read that on #u-k09:13
sabdfldaniels: can we catch up quickly by phone?09:13
mdzwhen 20050831.1 appears on cdimage, they will be OK09:13
fabbionemdz: fine.. thanks09:13
danielssabdfl: 'kay09:14
mdzfabbione: which can you test09:14
mdz?09:14
fabbionemdz: i can test both as soon as they appear.. both install and live09:14
mdzfabbione: I mean which architectures?09:14
mdzI haven't started an install CD build yet09:14
fabbioneonly i38609:14
fabbionei don't have any others here...09:14
mdzok09:14
fabbioneand we don't build sparc .. so09:15
sabdfldaniels: 0210 or 8445?09:15
mdzwe can't do parallel builds yet, so the install needs to wait until live is finished09:15
fabbionemdz: i will probably buy a ppc in not too long from now...09:15
fabbioneyeps.. i know09:15
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danielssabdfl: 8445; 0210 doesn't get to me at all anymore09:15
mvomdz: I can test i386 and amd64 09:16
mdzelmo: can we replace little with the same class of box that jackass is now?  :-P09:17
pittidaniels: file conflict between xrgb and xorg-common (/etc/X11/rgb.txt); known bug? it breaks the hoary>breezy upgrade09:18
mdzpitti: #1434009:19
sivangmorning all09:19
pittimdz: ok, thanks09:20
pittiHi sivnag09:20
pittisivang, even09:20
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sivangpitti: =)09:20
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maewhat would cause both sound-juicer and rhythmbox to both crash on startup, could it be that the current gstreamer in breezy is borked?09:22
seb128sivang: hi, what have you changed on gnome-panel?09:22
seb128mae: GTK bug, will be fixed RSN (new package is building atm on my box)09:23
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maeseb128, ahh fixed in gtk 2.8.3?09:23
seb128should be09:23
maeseb128, thats a relief, breezy was all working but i was really bummed i couldn't "juice" an album i just bought :009:24
seb128we will be sure when the new version is here09:24
sivangseb128: I added launchpad integration to context menu of panel itself and applets that come in gnome-panel pkg09:24
mae:)09:24
Treenaksmae: there's always cdparanoia -Bvs ;)09:24
sivangseb128: how was your vacation?09:24
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maeTreenaks, bleh, I am too used to using sound-juicer09:24
seb128sivang: have you pinged an usuability guy about that? (just curious)09:24
danielspitti: already fixed09:24
maei could brave using grip but i don't want to spend 30 mins configuring all the options how i want them.09:24
rob^is there something we need to do to enable usplash?09:24
pittidaniels: hm, then apparently not yet on today's CD09:25
pittidaniels: but that's fine, thanks09:25
danielspitti: probably not; no worries09:25
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sivangseb128: hrm, no, I'm sorry I probably had to ask jamesh before ...09:25
danielspitti: you have a new upload hitting the really-old suite soon, too09:25
pittiah, great09:25
maejust what is the "launchpad" what component is everyone referring i see this all over ubuntu.com09:25
pittidaniels: btw, our powerpc buildds are very unhappy, also with other uploads...09:25
pittiout of memory, or something like that09:26
seb128sivang: jamesh is not an usuability guy afaik, that's just you make the context menu complicated by putting new items here09:26
seb128sivang: and that was not a part of the spec 09:26
Lathiatmae: launchpad.net09:27
danielspitti: ouch09:27
sabdflmae: http://launchpad.net09:27
maeic09:27
sivangseb128: Well, I discussed patching the context menu with you, and we can get it off easily...just drop my patches09:28
maeis this like, (bugzilla meets gettext meets web-revision-control)-ng09:28
sivangseb128: (I don't recall you were opposing this, and if you did, I'm sorry I've probably missed that)09:29
maeor close :)09:29
seb128sivang: yeah, and I said I'm not convinced that's the right thing to do ... but whatever, let's wait for bugs09:29
Treenaksmae: nice tagline ;)09:29
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maehehe09:29
tepsipakkipitti: I think I found the culprit.. hal is not in plugdev-group ;)09:30
pittiouch09:30
pittitepsipakki: how did you install that machine?09:30
tepsipakkinetboot09:30
maebah! no wonder bugzilla.ubuntu.com seems so stagnant *just found out about launchpad*09:30
tepsipakkipitti: thats our fault09:30
pittitepsipakki: I mean, clean breezy install or any upgrade?09:31
sivangseb128: who can we discuss this futher? I mean, I think the panel should be one clickable to launchapd, but if context menu is not the right thing, let's ask an expert , who are the other usability guys?09:31
pittitepsipakki: you don't use /etc/groups?09:31
tepsipakkipitti: clean, but I mean that the passwd/group -files are rdist'd09:31
seb128sivang: mpt?09:31
pittihumm09:31
pittitepsipakki: so adduser doesn't do anything on your system?09:31
pittitepsipakki: that will break a whole lot of other things09:31
seb128mae: "stagnant"? ;)09:32
sivangseb128: k, I'll talk to him09:32
seb128thanks09:32
mvois NM supposed as our long-term solution for dialup too?09:32
tepsipakkipitti: well, basically yes, but I've tried to make sure every pseudo-user is there09:32
maeerr.. well actually nevermind no one seems to be using launchpad for bug tracking on breezy09:32
tepsipakkipitti: those files are created right after base-install, so adduser notices that hal is already there ;)09:33
seb128mvo: query doesn't work?09:33
maegosh bugzilla needs a facelift though..09:33
seb128mvo: probably yep09:33
tepsipakkipitti: but yeah, it sucks right now. uids<200 should be left to the system09:33
pittitepsipakki: oh, I see; but it tries "adduser hal plugdev" separately09:33
Mithrandirdoko: why?  ia32-libs-openoffice.org is useful for ooo1 as well, and that doesn't require lib32gcj6.09:33
seb128arg09:33
mvoseb128: thanks09:33
pittitepsipakki: < 1000 actually09:33
seb128"* Unregistered users cannot currently send private messages due to spambot problems. please register! ( http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup )"09:34
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maeget registered :)09:34
sivanglol09:34
maeI bet asuffield did that, hes a jerkoff09:34
ivoksand, what would registration accomplish?09:34
tepsipakkipitti: well, for real-users of course, but pseudo-users live under 100009:34
ivokswe would have registred spamers :)09:34
maehehe09:35
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maeactually i'm glad they did that, yesterday i was idling about 10 hours came back with about 50 spambots msging me with porn links09:35
mdzfabbione: daily-live build finished09:35
fabbionemdz: perfect.. rsyncing now09:35
desrtseb128; it's perplexing that 2 official ubuntu releases in a row have the same problem, yet a dpkg-buildpacakge locally fixes it09:35
Treenaksdesrt: the dailies aren't "official releases"09:36
mdzfabbione: install CDs are building now, but will take some time (jigdo etc.)09:36
Treenaksat least, not in the "it's supported" sense09:36
fabbionemdz: sure.. no problem09:36
seb128desrt: what pb?09:36
desrtseb128; the metacity thing09:37
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seb128desrt: weird yep09:37
desrti'm definitely too tired to think about it anymore.  nite :)09:37
seb128desrt: have you sent a backtrace upstream ?09:37
seb128'night desrt09:37
desrtseb128; ya09:37
desrtseb128; but they think it's ubuntu's fault :)09:38
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seb128desrt: why ?09:38
crispinseb128: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31444209:38
seb128desrt: bug number ?09:38
desrtseb128; because it only happens to breezy users09:38
desrtya.  what he said :)09:38
seb128and nobody can get a debug backtrace?09:39
seb128that would be useful :)09:39
desrtnobody can get a non-official build to crash09:39
desrteven vanilla09:39
desrtnevermind with debug symbols09:39
Mithrandirseb128: is it a known issue that evince eats loads and loads and loads and loads of CPU time?09:40
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mvoand crashes all the time?09:40
desrtanyway.  good luck :)09:40
pittihm, is there any reason to keep mozilla-firefox in universe?09:40
seb128Mithrandir: not by me, or that's somewhere with the 300 bug mails I got since saturday09:40
seb128mvo: what crashes?09:41
mvoevince 09:41
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seb128too many bugs for me; GNOME guys please go upstream09:41
mvoseb128: it crashs on quite a few of the documents I use09:41
seb128(note for desrt by example)09:41
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desrtseb128; again -- bug doesn't occur upstream09:42
seb128thanks ;)09:42
Mithrandirseb128: heh, sorry, forgot you're backlogged. :-)09:42
mvoseb128: dholach will visit me today, I'll kick him to do bug triage :)09:42
desrtseb128; lending to my belief that the ubuntu buildservers are cursed :)09:42
mvo(but I'm afraid he has to prepare his thesis presentation)09:42
desrtseb128; you guys basically don't vendor patch evince at all (except launchpad stuff), yet i get the bug with the ubuntu package but not evince cvs09:42
crispindo the build servers use different compiler flags (and or compiler) from what locally built packages use ?09:43
mdzdesrt: building cvs on ubuntu?09:43
desrtcrispin; i just diff'd my build log of metacity against that of the buildserver... nothing except trivial changes09:43
seb128desrt: maybe fixed between current and CVS09:43
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desrtseb128; the only thing that's changed is a darwin compatibility fix09:44
seb128weird09:44
seb128does it crashes on poppler ?09:44
tepsipakkipitti: yeah, now it works.. adding hal to plugdev and fiddling around a bit helped09:44
desrtno.  it looks like it has something to do with the egg recent document stuff09:44
desrt(it throws some console warnings just before the crash)09:45
desrti'll look again tomorrow.  cheers.09:45
pittisabdfl: your hal still doesn't start properly after system boot? can you please tell me the dbus version you upgraded to?09:47
sabdflpitti: 0.36.2-0ubuntu109:48
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sivanginfinity: is there a way to verify that that my debmirrored archive is current and consistent? rerun the creatino command?09:50
pittisabdfl: ok, thanks09:51
sabdflpitti: a bug in postgres breezy09:51
sabdflit didnt install plpython, though that was installed on hoary09:51
sabdflalso, it seems to have lost tsearch09:51
danielspitti: note that 0.36.2-0ubuntu1 moved the init script back to S1209:52
pittidaniels: I know, and that might break something09:53
pittisabdfl: ok, I will add a transition package for it09:53
fabbionemdz: ping?09:56
mdzyes?09:56
dokoMithrandir: could you update OOo1 to 1.1.4 for amd64? currently uninstallable.09:58
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Mithrandirdoko: sure.09:58
dokonice09:59
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danielspitti: i was pretty careful to remove all the old symlinks10:01
danielspitti: (the transition from dbus-1 -> dbus left around dbus-1 symlinks also)10:01
mdzfabbione: yes?10:02
maeIs confirming bugs useful or is it better for me to look for new ones, or provide detailed bug reports for other confirmed bugs?10:03
maeis gtk 2.8.3 upped yet?10:05
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sivangKamion: I saw you added chrp boot option to debian-cd, do we have images ready already for testing?10:07
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infinitypitti : ping.10:10
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pittihi infinity 10:18
pittiinfinity: any chance to get the powerpc buildds running again?10:19
seb128mae: yep, why?10:19
infinityThey are running.10:19
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maeseb128, cuz i want to juice :)10:19
maeand i don't mean steroids10:19
zygahello10:20
pittiinfinity: but failing to build a couple of packages (out of memory?)10:20
Treenaksmae: eww!10:20
seb128infinity: thanks for all the glitz rebuilds ... not really needed because a new GNOME pile is planned before next week, but it's done now which is cool :)10:20
infinityseb128 : Well, a mess of stuff other than GNOME was broken too, and it was nice to get it all cleared up.10:20
seb128infinity: hum, there was any breakage out of the dep not required?10:22
fabbionedaniels: xfs #14139 is an upstream bug.. it doesn't define -DFONTCACHE10:22
fabbionedaniels: i am fixing it locally and let you know10:22
seb128just for my information :)10:22
tepsipakkipitti: do you know if CF-cards formatted in Canon digicameras should work? I'm not able to mount them, tried on 2.4.31 (sarge) and breezy10:23
pittisabdfl: darn, the dbus version on the current CD is too old, so I upgraded hoary->0.35->0.36.2, which works; can you please send me the output of "ls -lR /etc/init.d /etc/rc2.d"?10:23
infinityseb128 : -EPARSE10:24
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seb128infinity: there was any build breakage or something due to glitz, or that's just to get ride of the unneeded Depends on libgtliz1?10:26
pittitepsipakki: no idea10:26
pittitepsipakki: what does pmount -d device say?10:26
infinityseb128 : There were lots of mentions of glitz in .la files, causing other stuff to FTBFS.10:26
infinityseb128 : Took some effort to iron that out an all arches (some were worse off than others)10:27
infinityseb128 : Makes a good argument for versioned build-deps the next time you do that. :)10:27
danielsfabbione: okay, thanks10:27
seb128infinity: I've versionned most of main libs when doing it10:28
seb128infinity: will try to do better next time :)10:28
jdublamont: ping10:28
seb128jdub: wb10:28
jdubyo seb128 10:28
tepsipakkipitti: hmm, can't test now, but I remember seeing on dmesg that no valid fat/vfat-partition was found10:28
pittitepsipakki: ok, that's a more fundamental problem then10:29
tepsipakkipitti: I'll get another card to test later, the owner says that fc2/3/4 mounts it ok10:29
seb128jdub: so, what's up with evo?10:30
seb128jdub: evo is crap but that's not new ....10:30
jdubseb128: 2.3 seems quite a bit worse than 2.210:30
seb128jdub: my bugzilla has no evidence of that10:30
seb128jdub: and dunno if you read the changelog for 2.3.8/1.3.8 the list of bugs fixed is impressive10:31
tepsipakkigarr, when will gnome-screensaver be added to malone...10:32
seb128is there any packaging bug on it?10:33
tepsipakkiI'm not sure10:33
tepsipakkiit always locks the screen10:34
Lathiati gave up on it, i was sick of it takign 10-30 seconds to show up the unlock dialog10:34
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tepsipakkiIf the logout-thing works, it's a saviour10:35
Lathiatyeh its called ctrl+alt+backspace :)10:35
seb128tepsipakki: upstream bug10:35
tepsipakkiok, I'll bug them10:36
Treenakspitti_: would it be possible/hard to make the "This device seems to be encrypted" dialog work the same as the gksudo one?10:36
Treenakspitti_: I sometimes lose it now10:36
tepsipakkiwill there be a mass-migration from bugzilla to malone some time?10:36
jdubtepsipakki: yes10:36
seb128jdub: ping? :)10:37
pittiTreenaks: hm, can you please file a bug? I'm busy right now10:37
tepsipakkijdub: great10:37
tepsipakkijdub: i mean really ;)10:37
jdubseb128: yeah?10:37
seb128jdub: some point on this evolution discussion, some issues to point or something?10:38
jdubseb128: see gnome bugzilla10:38
jdubseb128: i'm not sure too many people file bugs when it seem so unstable10:39
seb128jdub: I do browse it quite often ...10:39
seb128jdub: it was the same for 2.210:39
zygapitti: do you have a moment?10:39
pittizyga: well, just ask10:40
Treenakspitti: ok10:41
zygapitti: I'm trying to fix an issue with polish .po files of various packages, they were labeled as latin2 while in reality they were utf8, in effect many messages are corrupted10:41
zygapitti: I can fix them but I wanted to ask you10:41
seb128jdub: anyway, reverting is not really an option. That would probably mean downgrading e-d-s too, which would break oo.o2, gnome-panel, etc10:41
pittizyga: we need to fix them right in the source packages10:41
zygapitti: do I have to get the source of every single package or is there any magic way I could get all the pl.po files?10:41
jdubseb128: we have to be prepared to do so, however10:42
jdubseb128: it may hurt, but we do need to be capable of doing it :)10:42
zygaand second issue, will fixing them in the source packages automatically fix them in rosetta?10:42
pittizyga: you can get the pl.po files from language-pack-[gnome-] -pl[-base] 10:42
seb128jdub: are you kinding me?10:42
jdub.10:42
jdubseb128: in general10:42
jdubwe need to be able to revert if necessary10:42
seb128we can't revert a central piece like this one week before the preview10:43
pittizyga: you can change them, but in the end we do need to upload the actual source packages, not the langpacks10:43
zygaokay10:43
seb128most of the e-d-s libs have changed their API/soname10:43
jdubseb128: i'm bringing it up for thought10:43
pittizyga: Rosetta will take the changes automatically, the langpacks will get the changes on next update10:43
jdubseb128: if it makes sense, we'd probably have to do it post-preview10:43
seb128jdub: yeah, "no way"10:43
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zygaokay then, could I send you all modified po files?10:43
seb128jdub: it doesn't, there is no real issue on it, no reason to do that ...10:44
pefhello10:44
jdubseb128: we can't just reject these things out of hand10:44
pittizyga: well, you can, but it will take me a while to actually process them10:44
seb128jdub: what "things"?10:44
pittizyga: if you have some time, I'd rather take debdiffs of source packages :-)10:44
jdubseb128: if there was a choice between a painful reversion and a seriously broken piece of software, we'd have to choose reversion10:44
seb128jdub: we want with the new yelp without GNOME for previous one, we can ship the new evo as well for this one10:44
Treenakspitti: (#14400, severity: enhancement)10:44
pittizyga: but mailing me the files is fine10:44
pittiTreenaks: thanks10:44
jdubseb128: the new yelp wasn't broken10:45
zygapitti: I'll try to my best, I'll check the langpacks now10:45
jdubseb128: it had a11y regressions10:45
seb128jdub: my point is that my box or bugzilla.ubuntu has no mention of the "seriously broken piece of software"10:45
jdubseb128: that's okay, but we need to be open to reversion if necessary10:45
seb128jdub: and evo dude have tackle like 100 bugs for 2.11.9210:45
jdubi am not suggesting we need to do it, i'm bringing it up for discussion10:46
jdubbut in general (not about evolution), we do need to be open to reversion10:46
seb128yeah, but I don't get why we discuss it rather discussion reverting gnome-applets10:46
seb128right10:46
jdubbecause there is a strong feeling at the moment that evolution is not ready to ship10:46
jdubthat is why i've brought it up10:46
seb128hum10:47
seb128from who and where?10:47
seb128I just would like to get a pointer to some discussion about that10:47
jdubbugsquad, luis, quite a lot of non-specific complaints10:47
seb128bah10:47
jdubluis is going to bring it up with r-t or d-d-l10:47
seb128that was the same for 2.210:47
jdubnot really10:47
seb1282.2 was broken over what 2.3 is now10:48
jdubthere was no strong suggestion that we not ship 2.2 last release10:48
seb128every single 2.1 tarball had RC issues 10:48
jdubok10:48
seb128no; but there could have been10:48
jdubdude10:48
jdubi'm preparing you for what's coming10:48
jdubevo 2.4 may not ship with gnome 2.1210:48
seb128k, let's wait for this10:48
jdubwe need to decide what we're going to do10:48
seb128you should rather prepare mdz10:49
seb128and I'm not taking the responsability to break the whole desktop like this10:49
jdubseb, i'm not saying we have to10:49
jdubi'm bringing it up for discussion10:49
seb128k10:49
seb128I'm strongly against it10:49
seb128let's discuss with luis when he's around10:49
seb128to know why he wants to bring that up10:50
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seb128maybe with a list of show stoppers I'll be convinced :)10:50
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seb128but I'm pretty convinced that 2.2 has the same amonth of issues10:52
jdubseb128: also, watch out, you are being hunted after being away on vacation10:52
Keybukmmm, "seb128 season"10:52
Keybukbe dewy quiet, I'm hunting gtk bugz10:53
seb128jdub: I was away 4 days and ready mails on days 3 and 4 ... that's quite ok :)10:53
jdubthere's sebs in them thar hills!10:53
sivangKeybuk: lol10:53
seb128jdub: anyway thanks for pointing the discussion, I'll ping luis when he's around10:54
jdubok10:54
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seb128jdub: I'm just a bit surprised because the evo guys tracked down a whole pile of bugs for some weeks, cleaned some hundred bugs to bugzilla and fixed like one hundred for 2.11.9210:55
seb128jdub: anyway we have time to figure10:56
pittibrb10:56
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mjg59pitti: Hello10:58
pittiHi mjg59 10:58
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fab_liveseb128: i am on livecd now.. the one from this morning.10:58
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pittimjg59: on hoary->breezy upgrade (probably also at clean install) I get a debconf note for toshset; known bug?10:59
fab_livei got "Hal cannot initialize" message at the loging10:59
fab_livelogin even10:59
pittifab_live: sudo /etc/init.d/dbus cures it?10:59
mjg59pitti: Fixed10:59
pittifab_live: if so, then I saw this somewhere10:59
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pittimjg59: ok, thansk11:00
fab_livepitti: dunno.. let me check..11:00
pittifab_live: I'll try the current live - i386?11:00
pittifab_live: check with "lshal" that it worked11:00
Keybukjbailey: ping (when you're up)11:00
fab_livelshal prints tons of stuf--let me try logout/login again11:00
tepsipakkilathiat: I think your gnome-screensaver-dialog vomits a lot of pango-warnings (invalid utf-8 string passed to pango_layout_set_text)?11:01
fabbionepitti: yes.. restarting dbus helps11:02
pittifabbione: ok, so hal wasn't running before11:02
pittifabbione: i386?11:03
fabbionepitti: yes. i38611:03
pittifabbione: anyway, I try today's live; I already tried a hoary->breezy upgrade to reproduce it, but failed (i. e. it worked)11:03
fabbionei didn't check hoary -> breezy.. only the live11:04
fabbione 682028 -rw-r--r--   1 root root  699566080 Aug 31 09:16 breezy-live-i386.iso11:04
pittimjg59: btw, the point where I dropped out of usplash is "Calculating module dependencies" - it takes > 10 seconds11:04
pittimjg59: so this is not an usplash bug, rather we should check what takes so long about module dep calc...11:04
fabbione87a432ad8aefb4657cac27f58261ff1d  breezy-live-i386.iso11:04
mjg59pitti: Well, arguably it's a bootsplash bug11:05
mjg59Uh, usplash11:05
pittimjg59: I think falling back to text mode by the watchdog is not entirely wrong11:06
pittimjg59: maybe the timeout should just be increased then11:06
mjg59pitti: When we're expecting it to happen, it's reasonable11:06
pittimjg59: but in any case speeding up (or maybe  caching) module dependency calculation would boost boot speed nicely11:06
mjg59Yes, but that's not necessarily brezyable11:07
pittiright11:07
mvoping doko 11:08
dokomvo: pong11:10
mvodoko: I think I fixed the apt-listchanges problem, but I would like to know if the fix works for you as well11:11
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infinitymvo : Am I the only person who thinks it's competely broken that update-manager can't handle dist-upgrade cases (specifically, addition of packages, not necessarily removal, since a kernel security update that bumps ABI will leave a majority of confused users vulnerable)11:12
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pittimvo: btw, removal would be nice as well - otherwise a hoary->breezy upgrade will still have xpdf & co11:13
mvoinfinity: no, there is a bug open about it. we have a much improved u-m in cvs, but it didn't made it for breezy in time. 11:13
mvopitti: u-m does not currently support dist-upgrades. but infinity is right, a normal upgrade is not sufficient for the kernel11:13
infinitymvo : Shame.  I don't suppose anyone could get a hack in just for the "add new packages" case, since for kernels this could be Really Bad?11:14
zygamvo: hi11:14
pittiinfinity: well, it is not that bad since most users will have the meta packages11:14
mvoinfinity: I think someone should do that, yes (/me looks at it now)11:14
infinitypitti : Removal shouldn't be as big a deal, since I would hope people won't attempt hoary->breezy upgrades via update-manager.11:14
infinitypitti : The metapackage won't upgrade, that's the problem.11:14
pittiinfinity: why not?11:14
infinitypitti : Requires new packages installed, update-manager tells you to "do something really complex" (run synaptic or apt-get)11:15
mvoinfinity: could you test http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/apt-listchanges_2.59-0.2ubuntu4_all.deb please? and see it it fails for you?11:15
Mirvwas there some specific contact for large scale Ubuntu CD shipments? I was contacted by one person who is interested in spreading Ubuntu to some Finnish schools (with additional guides etc.), and asked if there's some contact for this kind of CD shipments...11:15
zygapitti: help the clueless, I built fixed packages with dpkg-buildpackage, now I should rename them (like --fixed suffix) apt-get source them again, dpkg-buildpackage them again AND finally run debdiff?11:16
pittizyga: I /msg you11:16
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fabbionehi Saba_Z 11:17
Saba_ZHi11:18
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fabbioneSaba_Z: did you get my mail at the end?11:19
fabbionewith the deb package?11:19
Saba_Zyes11:19
fabbionesuper11:19
Saba_Zwith seb?11:19
Saba_Zwhen did you send it?11:19
fabbioneeh i meant the sources for the deb11:19
fabbioneyesterday ...11:20
Saba_ZYes, I have recieved11:20
fabbioneperfect...11:20
infinitymvo : Still segfaults for me, but that was expected, since my segv seems to be deep in python-gtk, not anything apt-listchanges is doing wrong.11:20
fabbionewas it difficult to understand?11:20
Saba_Zthat was ok, I had changed the package and send it11:21
fabbioneSaba_Z: i just got the mail right now..11:21
Saba_Zjust 5 minutes ago!11:21
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fabbionegive me 2 minutes to look at it11:21
Saba_Zok11:21
mvoinfinity: I was able to reproduce a segfault on my i386 here and the package fixed that one for me11:22
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infinitymvo : Hrm.  Still breaks for me. :/11:23
pittisabdfl: uh, the postgresql plpython transition is pretty tricky - hoary didn't have a separate package for the varios PG/PL{perl,python,tcl} languages; so I either force the installation of all extra packages during the transition, or leave it like it is now11:23
infinitymvo : So, we must have had two different segvs.11:23
mvoinfinity: oh well :/11:23
fabbione                grep -v "/etc/sbs/named.conf.sbs" "$BINDCONF" > "$tempfile"  || true11:23
fabbioneSaba_Z: this is very dangerous to do11:23
fabbionespecially followed by cp "$tempfile" "$BINDCONF"11:24
infinitymvo : I'm hoping it magically clears up as we get new GTK and new bindings uploaded, but if it's still happening after preview, I'll have to find someone with a giant brain to help me hunt it down beyond "oh look, the stack is smashed, yay"11:24
fabbioneif the previous operation fails, you will get to copy an empty file over a valid config11:24
mjr3711:24
infinitymvo : On the other hand, my problem would sort of go away if calling apt-listchanges from a console with frontend=pager didn't import gtk in the first place.11:25
Saba_Z=-O oh, yes. there was a problem on the last grep11:25
rob^is anyone else having problems with usplash not appearing on startup?11:25
Saba_ZI will correct it, and send you 11:25
fabbioneSaba_Z: otherwise it looks fine.. i suggest you to grab another package that is under the GPL licence and see how the copyrigth file is structured11:25
fabbionebecause there is a shorter way than adding the overall GPL boilerplate ;)11:25
fabbioneand you need to add your name there too11:25
mvoinfinity: it has to do with the structure of apt-listchanges, I'm not sure it can be changed easily11:26
fabbionecopyright != licence, but for our target, they stay in the same file11:26
infinitymvo : Ahh, suck.  Then I guess I need to work on finding the real bug. :)11:26
rob^guess not11:26
Saba_Zok11:26
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Saba_ZI will send it within 10 minutes :)11:27
tsenginfinity: that gtk-sharp segv on the x86 buildd just fixed itself11:27
fabbioneSaba_Z: oh hmm11:27
fabbioneone second..11:27
tsenginfinity: so, cheers.11:27
Saba_Zok11:27
kentAre bugreports on breezy going to bugzilla.ubuntu.com, or is there some other prefered place? (Rhythmbox segfaults for me, and it seems to not be one of the reported bugs.. but Im unsure)11:27
rob^kent, it is reported11:27
fabbioneif [ -n "$BINDCONF" ] ; then11:27
fabbione        if ! grep --quiet "/etc/sbs/named.conf.sbs" $BINDCONF; then11:27
fabbionethis is correct...11:27
mvoinfinity: I look at it again when I'm finished with update-manager11:27
fabbioneyou forgot to do the same for the last config file11:28
fabbioneand there is another case we need to take into account...11:28
fabbioneSaba_Z: let's imagine the user isntall sbs..11:28
fabbionebut after he removes the sbs portion of config files from (for example) binds11:28
fabbionebind911:28
fabbioneat the first sbs upgrade, he will get them back11:29
fabbioneso you need to ensure to add your sections only at install11:29
fabbionebut not on upgrades.11:29
Saba_Z:-?11:29
fabbioneehhe ok.. example11:30
Saba_Zone second ...11:30
fabbionei install sbs11:30
fabbionesure..11:30
kentrob^, Thanks. I saw it now on bugzilla.  :)11:30
rob^np11:30
Saba_ZCan you please say the example :D 11:34
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Saba_Zfabbione: Can you please say the example :D11:34
fabbioneSaba_Z: yes.. you asked for a sec and i was waiting for you :)11:34
fabbionelet's say:11:34
fabbionei install sbs11:34
fabbionethe packages add its stuff to the different bind.conf.local or whatever...11:34
fabbioneI, completely bastard admin, decide to remove the sbs entry from the bind config file because i want to manage it myself11:35
fabbionesometimes in the future you upload a new version of sbs11:36
fabbioneand I decide to upgrade11:36
fabbioneyour postinst script will readd the sbs entry in bind.conf.local11:36
fabbioneoverriding my decision11:36
fabbionethis is bad11:36
fabbioneit shouldn't happen11:36
fabbioneso we need to do in such a way that the bind.conf.local will be preserved properly across upgrades11:37
Saba_Z:-? so, is there any argument passed when upgrading ?11:37
fabbione(bind.conf.local like all the other config files)11:37
fabbioneSaba_Z: yeps... 11:37
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fabbioneSaba_Z: http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-maintainerscripts.html11:39
Saba_Zthere is another problem, specially for webmin.catnames11:39
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Saba_Zthe file "webmin.catnames" can be empty11:40
fabbionewhat problem does that introduce?11:40
Saba_Zso on postrm, grep -v "wizard" /etc/webmin/webmin.catnames  returns false11:40
fabbioneSaba_Z: check if the file is empty...11:41
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fabbione       -s file11:41
fabbione              True if file exists and has a size greater than zero.11:41
fabbioneyou can use that instead of -e11:41
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Saba_Zok11:42
fabbioneso if the file is empty you don't care to grep in it11:42
Saba_Zthe file /etc/webmin/webmin.catnames is not empty, It has the line "wizards=Wizards" before removing the webmin-sb11:43
Saba_Zs/webmin-sb/webmin-sbs/;11:43
fabbionegiven that the user didn't change it manually...11:43
fabbionesince it's conf file you cannot assume it has something in it11:44
Saba_ZIf there was just the "wizards=Wizards" line, I should make it empty.11:45
fabbioneSaba_Z: there is no need to special case it. if there is only that line, the grep will do11:45
Saba_Zthe grep then returns false! that was the reason of adding || true to the lines11:45
fabbioneit returns false on a match?11:46
Keybukmvo, seb128: I've seen a bug about the non-shape-ness of the update-notifier notify bubble haven't I?11:46
Saba_Zyes :D and with synaptic, it fails on completely removing11:46
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daniels/part/11:46
danielshm11:46
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fabbioneSaba_Z: hmmmm weird.. 11:47
fabbionei would probably just throw away the return code...11:47
mvoKeybuk: do you run the latest notification-damoen (ubuntu9)? that should have fixed it11:48
mvoSaba_Z: what fails to complettly removal?11:48
fabbionemvo: no panic :)11:49
fabbioneit's a postinst returning something wrong11:49
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mvofabbione: ah, thanks11:49
fabbioneSaba_Z: well i think i know the problem.. 11:49
Keybukmvo: yeah, is ubuntu911:49
fabbionetry adding exit 0 at the end of postinst and postrm11:49
Keybukthough I may not have seen one with that11:50
fabbioneSaba_Z: i think i overlooked at them :)11:50
mvoKeybuk: and it the notification-daemon was restarted since the upgrade to ubuntu9?11:50
Keybukmaybe not11:50
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Saba_Zok :)11:50
Keybukam doing an upgrade/reboot in a moment anyway, so will look then11:50
mvoKeybuk: ok, thanks11:50
fabbioneSaba_Z: if there is nothing else urgent i would love to go and eat something..11:50
fabbioneSaba_Z: and i will be back in 30/40 minutes11:50
DizietOh, hello Keybuk.  Did you get a chance to look at that email of mine about conffiles ?11:50
KeybukDiziet: not yet :-/  they were quite detailed <g>11:51
Saba_Zok, I will send the new package ;)11:51
fabbioneSaba_Z: perfect!11:51
DizietDo you mind if I just go ahead and do it ?11:51
Keybuknot at all, was kinda hoping you would :)11:51
DizietRight, OK then :-).11:52
Keybukyou're already up to speed on the diagnostics11:53
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Kamionsivang: as I said yesterday, this morning's CD builds should have the CHRP stuff I added; they seem to have completed successfully at around 09:23 London time11:58
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jdthoodmdz: In lsb-base, "Use type instead of which".  I am curious about why that change was necessary.12:01
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Keybukjdthood: which isn't a builtin12:01
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Kamionpeople were having problems with separate /usr12:02
Keybukand wasn't in $PATH at the time12:02
Kamion(IIRC)12:02
jdthoodwhich is now in /bin/12:02
jdthood... in Debian12:02
pittiHi jdthood 12:02
Keybuksomething like that, I read that bug almost two cups of coffee ago12:02
jdthoodAnyway you have answered my question; thanks.12:02
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jdthood/bin/which12:04
jdthood/usr/share/man/man1/which.1.gz12:04
jdthood/usr/share/man/fr/man1/which.1.gz12:04
jdthood/usr/bin/which12:04
jdthoodThe which program is in /bin/ in Ubuntu too.12:04
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jdthoodThere was a discussion about type and which in debian-policy.  It was argued that which is better than type because the latter is implemented differently in different shells.12:09
jdthoodWhat is "usplash_write"?12:10
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opiHi12:10
jdthood/lib/lsb/init-functions is testing for the availability of a "usplash_write" command.12:10
sladenjdthood: it's a safe pipe writer that doesn't complain if the pipe doesn't exist12:11
jdthoodsladen: I presume it's an executable file, not a shell function?12:12
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pitti_livefabbione: yep, I can reproduce the hal bug12:13
jdthoodThe potential advantage "type" has over "which" is that it finds shell functions.12:14
jdthoodThe disadvantage is the non POSIXness of "type" and its varying implementation.  Worrisome that it's used in a shell function library such as /lib/lsb/init-functions.12:15
Mithrandiris there any reason not to grab my "findcommand"?  It cuts the mustard for me.12:17
Mithrandir(http://err.no/dotfiles/environment has the definition)12:17
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jdthoodMithrandir: Just that it's nice not to have to define a function before doing the equivalent of "which".12:19
jdthoodMithrandir: IIRC, findcommand does what "which" does, right?12:20
Mithrandir: tfheen@thosu ~ > findcommand emacs12:20
Mithrandir/usr/bin/emacs12:20
pitti_livefabbione: hmm, it could help if dbus would actually be started at boot :-) it just doesn't install an rc2.d symlink...12:20
Mithrandir: tfheen@thosu ~ > findcommand gobblygook12:20
Mithrandir: tfheen@thosu ~ > echo $?12:20
Mithrandir112:20
Mithrandirit can also do stuff like:12:20
Mithrandir: tfheen@thosu ~ > findcommand gobblygook1 gobblygook2 ls12:20
Mithrandir/bin/ls12:20
ajmitchelmo: sync f-spot from sid, please :)12:20
jdthoodMithrandir: Well, "which" does that too.  Except for the last one.  Nice feature.12:21
Mithrandirjdthood: I use it for stuff like "set XTERM to the first one of those terminal emulators"12:21
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fabbionepitti_live: ehehehe12:21
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pitti_livefabbione: good for daniels that he isn't online ATM :-)12:21
fabbione:)12:22
jdthoodI am just raising the question here of why lsb-base has migrated from "which" to "type" even though the latter is less portable.12:22
jdthoodBut it's a minor issue, especially in Ubuntu context.12:23
KamionI thought type was POSIX, but on inspection I see I was wrong12:23
Kamionperhaps init-functions should do as Mithrandir suggests; that's what I've done in similar contexts12:23
Kamion"which" broke for people. We got actual failure reports.12:23
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KamionI don't know the exact reasons because I didn't investigate in detail12:24
jdthoodKamion: Probably which was in /usr/bin/ in Hoary12:24
Kamionbut it seems entirely reasonable to want to use builtins where possible12:24
Kamionjdthood: I don't think anyone involved was testing on hoary12:24
Kamionit seems highly unlikely, considering the context was usplash12:24
infinityPartial upgrades, if nothing has versioned deps on debianutils.12:24
Kamionbut, could be I suppose12:25
infinitydebianutils definitely installed which in /usr/bin only on hoary.12:25
thesaltydogjdthood, which is in /usr/bin in hoary..12:25
infinitySo that's the most likely explanation.12:25
jdthoodIn Debian, the "which" program moved from /usr/bin/ to /bin/ just a bit too late for sarge.12:26
Kamionfair enough ...12:26
infinityAnyhow, with everyone and their dog always complaining that booting takes too long, I'm all for switching to shell builtins where we can.12:26
KamionI'd definitely import the guts of which as a function, one way or another12:26
Kamionafter all the current /usr/bin/which started out as exactly that12:26
jdthoodTes12:26
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jdthoods/T/Y/12:26
jdthoodHmm...12:27
jdthoodUnpacking replacement linux-image-686 ...12:27
jdthoodSetting up linux-image-2.6.12-8-686 (2.6.12-8.12) ...12:27
jdthoodcpio: ./etc/udev/rules.d/001.rules: No such file or directory12:27
jdthoodEww.12:27
infinityBlame jbailey.12:28
jdthoodIs this something I want to investigate just before lunch?12:28
jdthood~$ ls -l /etc/udev/rules.d/001.rules12:29
jdthoodlrwxrwxrwx  1 root root 18 2005-07-07 13:03 /etc/udev/rules.d/001.rules -> ../alsa-base.rules12:29
jdthoodWTF?12:29
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KamionI hate Ctrl-\12:30
Keybuk*sulk* depmod took too long12:30
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Dizietk: You hate C-\ ?  I like it.12:30
KamionI hit it by accident a lot when aiming for C-z12:31
Dizietstty it somewhere else ?12:31
DizietOh, I know what your problem is.  You have ctrl in the wrong placew.12:31
Keybukwhat's C-\ ?12:32
Keybukother than the key to make dselect core dump? :p12:32
KamionDiziet: position of Ctrl isn't relevant, it's that \ and z are adjacent12:32
kokewell, on spanish keyboards is worse, it's Ctrl+AltGr+12:32
Kamionbut yeah, I keep meaning to stty it, I'd just have to do it everywhere or I'd get even more confused12:32
kokeyou need two hands for it12:33
infinityThen get a better keyboard, where \ is over [enter] , where it belongs.12:33
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DizietAaargh, I HATE bugzilla !12:34
tsengits nice to know where my " and # 's are12:34
NafalloDiziet: word12:34
Keybuktseng: " should be above 2 ... see ascii(7) if you don't believe me <g>12:34
tsengKeybuk: not on any keyboard ive ever owned :)12:35
tsenguntil this one12:35
infinitymvo : Hrm, I think the last GTK upload made my python-gtk segv go away.12:35
jdubmjg59: "New IrDA Spec Shoots for 100Mbit/s Data Rate"12:36
jdubmjg59: "Of note, existing IrDA-enabled devices can be upgraded to the new protocol, thus offering the opportunity to accelerate the IrDA data transfer rates of devices in the field via a software update."12:36
jdub:-)12:36
Nafallowow12:37
jdublet's be getting some of THAT!12:37
Nafallo100Mbit to my cellphone would be... necessary ;-)12:37
KamionKeybuk: unfortunately ascii(7) also argues for # above 312:37
jdubmight make irda useful12:37
KeybukKamion: sssh12:37
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KeybukKamion: that's an entirely _separate_ issue <g>12:38
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Lathiathrm ive got firefox installed on a machien without ubuntu-desktop and it has no fonts12:42
Lathiatmissing font deps or something?12:42
Lathiatno text anywhere at all12:43
pittiLathiat: do you have firefox or mozilla-firefox?12:44
zygapitti: would you mind if I were to convert all latin2 .po's to utf-8?12:44
Lathiatpitti: firefox im fairly sure but elt me look12:44
Lathiatah i see12:44
Lathiati have mozilla-firefox12:45
Lathiatit was a hoary upgrade12:45
pittizyga: well, not just for the sake of it, that creates unnecessary work12:45
Lathiaton a box with xfce12:45
Lathiatthat should be fixed...12:45
Lathiatin cases where ubuntu-desktop isnt installed12:45
zygapitti: okay - ignore it then12:45
pittiLathiat: hm, then you didn't have the metapackage installed?12:45
Lathiatpitti: no12:45
pittiLathiat: ubuntu-desktop, that it12:45
pittiis12:45
Lathiatpitti: i dont have room on this machien to do that...12:45
pittiLathiat: ok; I asked for the removal of mozilla-firefox several times, I will poke elmo again12:45
Lathiatpitti: if its removed will firefox be installed?12:45
pittiLathiat: it creates nothing but confusion, and m-f is an old and insecure version12:46
Lathiatpitti: (thsi was an upgrade from hoary, so taht woudl explain why i have mozilla-firefox)12:46
pittiLathiat: not automatically; maybe instead of dropping it, we should upload an empty transition package that depends on firefox12:46
Lathiatok so firefox works fine12:46
Lathiatpitti: thats what im thinking...12:46
pittisabdfl, elmo, fabbione: new dbus uploaded, that should fix the hal failure you saw12:49
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infinitypitti : Note that an empty metapackage is no different from just having the package named "mozilla-firefox" in the first place, which egs the question "why did we rename it?"12:55
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pittiinfinity: right, I thought of dropping the current m-f source package and have firefox spit out an empty m-f package12:55
infinitypitti : (I've heard arguments in the past that packages names can be considered interfaces, and are hence both uncopyrightable and untrademarkable, but this is the wrong place to discuss that)12:56
pittiinfinity: IIRC it was renamed due to trade mark issues12:56
infinitypitti : Right, but the empty package would still be mozilla-firefox, you see what I'm driving at?12:56
pittiinfinity: right, but at least new installs won't see it12:56
Mithrandirinfinity: I think mofo is ok with it, as long as we're doing it as part of a transition.12:56
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Mithrandirinfinity: at least that's the impression I've gotten from them.12:56
pittiinfinity: and it would be in universe anyway12:56
infinityIf I had to guess, I'd bet they would have been fine with the package name not changing at all, so long as the application branding didn't use the mozilla name, but who knows.12:57
pittiinfinity: no idea about that, really12:57
infinitypitti : Having it in universe is little or no help, since you want it there to upgrade people who had a package installed from main in hoary.12:57
pittiinfinity: hm, right12:57
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pittiinfinity: so without the ubuntu-desktop metapackage, current upgrades are hosed completely...12:58
infinitypitti : Pretty much, yes.  Without a transitional package, things will be very broken.12:58
pittielmo: please sync postgresql and postgresql-common from Debian incoming12:58
pittiinfinity: what would you prefer, one additonal deb from firefox, or an empty m-f source package?12:59
infinitypitti : I don't suppose it's a question of what I prefer.01:00
pittino, just collecting opinions01:00
infinitypitti : Generating it from the firefox source is the path of least resistance.01:00
pittiI'd rather drop m-f source completely01:00
pittiack01:01
infinityOTOH< generating it from an empty m-f source is a nice way to make sure m-f doesn't accidentally get unblacklisted and synced. :)01:01
pittiinfinity: won't the generated debs collide anyway then?01:02
pittiit also has the advantage that I don't need to bother anybody to remove the m-f source package01:03
Kamionelmo: please sync binfmt-support 1.2.501:03
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seb128pitti: shouldn't the translations be fixed from rosetta now instead of patching the packages?01:05
Kamionelmo: man-db 2.4.3-2 as well, please; the col fix is good for many languages01:05
pittiseb128: well, yes, but (1) rosetta will import them and (2) I still don't get rosetta exports01:06
seb128pitti: are you sure for (1)? I thought that rosetta changes have priority over the .po 01:06
seb128ie: if you have different rosetta and po strings it uses the rosetta one01:07
infinity... Assuming they're not fuzzy?01:07
pittiseb128: hm, that shouldn't be the case; I'll ask carlos01:07
pittiI didn't change the actual strings, but the header01:07
seb128pitti: that's what carlos said to me01:07
seb128k01:07
pittithe strings were unicode, the header stated latin201:07
pittiseb128: ok, I will poke him to change that :-)01:08
seb128pitti: he he01:08
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Saba_Zfabbione: what should be the content of license.txt? :)01:09
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frans-thhi all01:12
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Lathiatpitti: question01:20
Lathiatpitti: why do we have mozilla-thunderbrid01:20
Lathiatpitti: instead of 'thunderbird' ?01:20
MithrandirLathiat: because it hasn't been renamed yet.01:20
Lathiatright01:21
pittiKamion: is it possible that the current install CDs don't install language-support-en accidentially?01:21
pittiLathiat: I really don't know, I didn't rename firefox in the first place01:21
Mithrandirpitti: they do install them; I just did an install now.01:21
pittiMithrandir: ok, checking #1439201:22
Mithrandirpitti: but it seems like apt-cdrom isn't able to pass the question to the frontend properly, so you need to pop the media into the drive after booting to make it work correctly.01:22
sivangMithrandir: where are you with Xen suport goal? I saw it was deferred, will it be open again for specing and work sometime soon?01:23
Mithrandirpitti: I can do a test install without a network connection, if you'd like?01:23
Kamionpitti: I think the root problem is that archive-copier doesn't follow dependencies when deciding what packages to copy where01:23
Mithrandirsivang: yes, I'm hoping we'll have something for breezy+101:23
Kamionso it copies language-support-en.deb but not its dependencies, so apt prompts01:24
pittiMithrandir: well, it's not that urgent, let's just check at the next regular test install (I will do it, too)01:25
MithrandirKamion: hmm, would it be possible to get archive-copier to rather do an apt-get --download-only run instead of copying by itself?01:25
KamionMithrandir: that runs the risk of running into an apt CD prompt at an even more inconvenient point, doesn't it?01:26
MithrandirKamion: not if you make sure to mount the cd already.01:27
Kamionyeah, I guess01:27
MithrandirKamion: archive-copier can mount the cdrom at /target/cdrom, chroot into /target and do apt-get --download-only (or aptitude, probably)01:28
Kamionthe alternative (and probably less intrusive at this point) would be to add Task: headers on the CD for stuff that's a dependency of language-support-*01:28
Kamionwe could have germinate work that out01:28
fabbioneSaba_Z: apt-get source redhat-cluster-suite and look to debian/copyright01:28
fabbioneSaba_Z: do something along those lines and it would be perfect01:29
MithrandirKamion: mhm, with preview close and all that.01:34
Kamionyeah ...01:35
Kamionalthough it will involve some very hairy germinate use01:36
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dokomvo: do you ping me all the time, or is this some kind of irc spammer?01:52
mvodoko: it was me, I wanted you to test the apt-listchnages package and see it curses the segfault01:52
dokomvo: I did reply, didn't you get the answer?01:53
mvodoko: no, I didn't get the answer01:53
dokomvo: now?01:53
mvodoko: no01:53
mvodoko: do you not have a registered nick? maybe freenode is blocking you?01:54
dokomvo: no, should I?01:54
seb128doko: yeah, as mvo said, freenode blocks query from not registred users now01:54
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seb128doko: look on your server tab, you should have some msg about that01:54
seb128you got one every time you try to speak to somebody by query01:55
jbaileyKeybuk: pong01:55
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Keybukjbailey: gah, get me as I'm going to lunch, why don't you? :p01:56
Keybukaround in an hour?01:56
jbaileyKeybuk: Yup. =)01:56
mvodoko: does the package work for you?01:56
dokomvo: yes01:56
Keybuk(context: looks like there's still a udev+initramfs bug out there)01:57
mvodoko: thanks01:57
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pefdoes linux-kernel 2.6.13 will be include into breezy before release ?02:27
ivoksi don't think so02:27
pittidefinitively not02:29
zulno it wont02:29
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ivokselmo: openvpn needs sync from debian due security problems02:41
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pefis it possible to use loop in a Makefile ? (debian/rules) like for dir in foo foo2 do cp $foo bin/$foo done ? I have a problem with the $dir var, don't know how to use it,$dir and $$dir won't work02:48
Mithrandirfor dir in foo foo2; do cp $$foo bin/$$foo ; done should work fine02:48
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Kamion$$foo -> $$dir there02:51
Mithrandiryeah, true02:51
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pefworks fine, thank you !02:53
sivangMithrandir: is the spec going to be rediscussed at UBZ? (re: Xen)02:54
Mithrandirsivang: I don't know.02:54
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Mithrandirthat's like, 199003:01
TreenaksMithrandir: no, it'r "retro"03:02
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sivangTreenaks: lol03:11
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bddebianMorning03:15
pefbddebian: morning (what time have you got ?)03:16
bddebian9:20am EDT03:17
Dizietkeybuk: dpkg 1.13.11's configure.c has been put through some kind of mutant tab transformation.  What should I do about it ?03:18
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pef3:18 pm here :) big difference03:18
DizietSetting my Emacs's tab-width to 2 for that file makes it looks sensible, but my diff is likely to be annoying somehow.03:18
Keybukheh, wonder who did that03:19
Keybuksomewhen while it was in CVS03:20
Keybukthe source is such a mess coding-style-wise I wouldn't worry too much03:20
Keybuknearly all the bits of code have a different style03:20
DizietIf you want to put it back, in this case sending it through expand -t2 will probably DTRT.03:21
pittire03:22
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pittiogra: ping03:29
ograpitti, pong03:29
pitti   * Added postgresql to server-i386, server-amd64, server-powerpc,03:29
pitti     server-ia6403:29
pittiogra: you don't want that03:29
ograwrong ? 03:29
pittiogra: you want postgresql-8.003:30
ograok, what do i want ? 03:30
ograoki03:30
pittiogra: postgresql is the transition package for hoary->breezy upgrades03:30
pittiand will pull in 7.403:30
ograpitti, is it safe to assume that moodle will work with 8.0 ?03:30
pittiogra: yes03:30
pittiogra: it is a client-side application, and the lipq API is the same for 7.4, 8.0, 8.103:30
ograpitti, i know, i was just carefully and thought postgresql will deal with it in the future too :)03:30
ograi'll change it right away03:31
pittiogra: no, postgresql will disappear after the breezy and etch release03:31
pitti(at least if we don't want to support upgrades with skipping releases)03:31
tepsipakkiseb128: the gnome-screensaver locking is fixed in CVS, hopefully a new version is coming03:32
Mithrandirpitti: hmm?  I thought upgrades from any supported version to any supported version was supported?03:32
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pittiMithrandir: not sure, not in Debian at least; is that guaranteed somewhere?03:32
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pittiMithrandir: we can't support upgrades from warty forever...03:32
Mithrandirpitti: not in Debian, I was talking about Ubuntu.03:32
pittiright03:33
Mithrandirpitti: warty won't be supported forever. :-)03:33
Kamionpitti,Mithrandir: ok, I'm making good progress with the germinate/cdimage/archive-copier hacking to fix language-support copying03:33
pittiMithrandir: ah, so warty->breezy+1 is the maximum03:33
pittiKamion: you rock :-)03:33
Mithrandirpitti: breezy+1 will be more painful, with a five year release cycle, but ISTR not the same guarantee being given there.03:34
seb128tepsipakki: cool03:34
tepsipakkiunfortunately the fix for gnome-session-save did not make it in 2.12, so the logout-button doesn't really work03:35
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tepsipakkiseb128: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=149447 that's the fix for gnome-session-save.. too much for breezy?03:37
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seb128tepsipakki: it's useful to do what?03:39
tepsipakkifor classrooms.. to log out people03:39
tepsipakkiwho left the session locked03:39
tepsipakkixlock has had that feature, xscreensaver no03:40
tepsipakkithat's why I'm particularly interested in g-s ;)03:40
tepsipakkiseb128: I might test that first..03:42
seb128tepsipakki: yep, would be nice to try it first03:42
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Lathiat_gnomescreensaver is slow and keeps not bringing the unlock dialgo up :\03:46
ograLathiat_, it will be better if we ship it in breezy+1 ;)03:46
tepsipakkilathiat: maybe you missed my message, but the reason is in pango03:48
Lathiat_tepsipakki: oh?03:48
seb128pango what?03:48
tepsipakkitry running it from a console and you'll see03:48
tepsipakkiit makes _a_lot_ of warnings03:49
Lathiat_warnings dont mean its broken? ;p03:49
tepsipakkiinvalid utf-8 string passed to pango_layout_set_text03:49
infinitymvo : You are THE Man.03:49
tepsipakkithat's what it complains03:49
tepsipakkilathiat: it doesn't do that on my laptop ;)03:49
Keybukseb128: every time metacity crashes, I'm putting aside a beating for you03:49
tepsipakkibut on a desktop comp yes03:50
Keybuk;)03:50
Lathiat_Keybuk: haha03:50
seb128Keybuk: nobody is able to get a correct backtrace, so stop complaining and get one :p03:50
mvoinfinity: it's a bit half-assed, but should work in the common cases (libapt is a pain sometimes)03:50
seb128Keybuk: s/correct/debug/03:51
Keybukseb128: tell me how03:51
Keybukwould starting it in gdb be sufficient03:51
seb128rebuild the package with DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="noopt nostrip"03:51
seb128install it03:51
seb128switch to an another X or VT03:51
seb128attach gdb on it03:51
Keybukcan't I just start it to replace the running one?03:51
Keybukinside gdb03:51
seb128switch back03:51
infinitymvo : Half-assed is fine, I figure just adding (but never allowing removing) packages shouldn't be TOO much hassle.03:52
seb128if you do that you are screwed when it crashes03:52
seb128because your window manager hangs due to gdb03:52
Keybukthat's ok03:52
seb128so you can't type "bt" of do anything03:52
infinitymvo : (I would have just piped the output of apt-get -s dist-upgrade and parsed it, so y'know, good thing you did something more reasonable) :)03:52
KeybukI was thinking of running it on vt103:52
seb128Keybuk: anyway, just do a debug build and attach it with gdb as you want ... nobody has got a crash with a home built version03:53
seb128Keybuk: I'm running it with gdb since this morning by example03:53
mvoinfinity: heh :) [well, only adding, no removing is unfortunately not as trivial as I had hoped but it may be just me overlooking something in libapt] 03:53
Keybukinteresting03:53
Keybukhave you pushed a rebuild through ?03:53
seb128yeah03:53
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infinitymvo : Overlooking what?... That libapt is fairly useless?03:54
Keybukuh, gnome-pkg-tools wants me to install exim !?"!?$!$03:54
seb128Keybuk: it has been rebuilt to get ride of glitz Depends a few days ago03:54
mvoinfinity: yeah, something along that lines. That it likes playing "cripple mr. onion" with me maybe03:55
infinityCripple... Mr.. Onion?03:55
mvoinfinity: you don't read discworld novels, do you? nevermind then :)03:55
infinityThat's got to be some crazy German pop culture reference.03:55
infinityOh.  Or Discworld.  Also something I'm not into. :)03:55
tepsipakkiseb128: the patched gnome-session-save worked fine ;)03:56
seb128cool03:56
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infinityKeybuk : Deep enough down in it's dependencies, I find an m-t-a dep, but not exim..03:56
Keybukexim provides m-t-a03:58
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infinityKeybuk : Well, yes, ut that hardly constitutes a dependency on "exim".03:59
Keybuksyndicate ubuntu% file =metacity03:59
Keybuk/usr/bin/metacity: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.2.0, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), not stripped03:59
Keybukok03:59
Keybukinfinity: I don't want an m-t-a on this box <g>03:59
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Keybukat least, I'm trying to hold out as long as I can without one03:59
infinityKeybuk : nullmailer or ssmtp03:59
infinity(depending on whether you want something that functions or not)04:00
Treenaksmtacity?04:00
infinityOh, apparently they both work.  For some reason, I always assumed nullmailer mailed ot /dev/null... Never read the description until today.,  Go me.04:00
mvoKamion: I'm looking into the "media-change" message for the status-fd now. will you be able to send a "\n" to aptitudes stdin? 04:00
Keybukyeah, I'm away04:00
Keybukuh04:01
Keybukaware that they exist04:01
Keybuknever looked to see which supports smtp-auth04:01
TreenaksKeybuk: postfix does :)04:02
Kamionmvo: I might have to create a named pipe to do it, but I think it should be possible04:02
KeybukTreenaks: I asked the maintainer how to configure it, and he said "uhhhhh"04:03
Keybukthat filled me with confidence04:03
Keybukand exim excites me with its 4,000 config files04:03
TreenaksKeybuk: It's 4 lines of postconf, 1 line of echo and 1 line of postmap04:03
TreenaksKeybuk: (after dpkg-reconfigure -> satellite system)04:04
KeybukI don't want an MTA on here, I want mail to get sent to a smarthost and that's it04:04
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pittiinfinity: still here?04:05
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pittiinfinity: lamont's script for importing langpack tarballs seems to have stopped since 20050826; so I take it that I just pull the tarballs from the buildds myself?04:06
infinityKeybuk : ssmtp.conf(5) leads me to believe it support both SMTP AUTH and TLS.04:07
Keybukyeah04:07
Keybukotoh, why does subversion-tools _ABSOLUTELY REQUIRE_ an mta? :04:08
Keybukthat should be a Recommends at most <g>04:08
Lathiat_use fakes ;p04:08
infinity<shrug>... Who knows.04:08
infinitypitti : Well, it probably means I was wrong about the script not needing modification.  But if you're ready tp pull from the buildds directly, that's better anyway. :)04:09
KeybukLathiat_: well, I just stuck something on the end of status by hand04:09
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Keybukcat >>/var/lib/dpkg/status <<EOF04:09
KeybukPackage: mail-transport-agent04:09
Lathiat_Keybuk: eeww ;p04:09
KeybukStatus: install ok installed04:09
KeybukVersion: 104:09
Keybuk04:10
hmrochahello04:10
KeybukEOF04:10
Keybuk:p04:10
hmrochahow can i change the user that is allowed to mount the usb devices?04:10
hmrochai tried in /etc/udev/udev.rules04:10
hmrochachanged from plugdev to students04:10
hmrochabut it didn't work04:10
Mithrandirhmrocha: just add the relevant people to the plugdev group.04:11
hmrochaMithrandir, i tried that, but all users are stored in AD, and getent passwd doesn't return all the users04:11
hmrochabut that's what i did04:11
Keybukplugdev is hard-coded into pmount, isn't it?04:12
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hmrochaKeybuk, it shouldn't be04:12
MithrandirKeybuk: no, but it's just executable by group plugdev.04:12
pittiKeybuk: no, why?04:12
Mithrandirhmrocha: you could also use dpkg-statoverride and change the group pmount belongs to.04:12
Keybukah, that's it then04:12
hmrochaBUS="scsi", KERNEL="sd[a-z] *", PROGRAM="/etc/udev/scripts/removable.sh %k", RESULT="1", NAME="%k", MODE="0640", GROUP="plugdev"04:12
hmrochathis is from udev.rules04:12
pittiright04:13
pittibut not in pmount04:13
hmrochai hope that works, this is getting me a lot of trouble04:13
hmrochasome users can't mount their usb disks04:13
pittiKeybuk: the device group matters for hal (hal needs to be in the group of the devices it should know about)04:13
pittibut it doesn't matter at all for pmount04:14
jdub(YAY PMOUNT!)04:14
hmrochai'll change the group that pmount belongs too04:14
Keybukhmrocha: make sure hal is in your students group too04:15
pittijbailey: it can't be that bad if Gentoo and even SuSE adopt it, and RedHat wants to, too :-)04:15
KeybukSuSE broke it though <g>04:15
tsengsuse is still using submount04:15
pittiKeybuk: well, they asked me to adopt their autocrap stuff04:15
tsengunfortaunately04:15
jdubis jbailey dissing pmount?04:15
Keybukthey took out the fstab code, didn't they?04:16
pittijdub: "dissing"?04:16
jdubtseng: the ximians will get it through04:16
jdubpitti: disrespecting04:16
pittiKeybuk: no that I know04:16
tsengjdub: i dunno dude04:16
tsengjdub: its getting close to the wire with no luck yet04:16
CarlFK5 min old breezy install, logged in as user, dialog: "failed to init HAL, OK"04:16
pittiCarlFK: right, already fixed04:16
jdubtseng: oh, not for 1004:16
tsengjdub: i beat up on snorp and abock daily04:16
jdubyou beat up on the wrong people!04:16
pittijdub: I don't know why jbailey should, maybe ask him directly?04:16
tsengi know04:16
CarlFKpitti - good.  then I wont fight with bugzilla ;)04:16
tsengbut i already deal with them04:16
jdubpitti: you were just telling him it can't be that bad04:17
tsengjdub: who do we beat up over this Crystal abortion?04:17
Keybukjdub: no, pitti just needs his <Tab> key removed until he learns to be more careful where he points it <g>04:17
pittiCarlFK: tomorrow's CD will work again, and if you just dist-upgrade, it will work, too04:17
jduboh04:17
hmrochaKeybuk, ok, i'll do that04:17
jdubmisfired tab completion04:17
tsengjdub: and why isnt planet gnome flaming it silly04:17
CarlFKpitti - dist-upgrade now or tomorow?04:17
pittijdub: ETABUSAGE, sorry :-/04:17
jdubtseng: well, because most people on pgo don't really care about suse ;)04:17
pittiCarlFK: now should work, you need dbus 0.36.1-0ubuntu204:17
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jdubpitti: i'm pimping it everywhere :)04:18
pittiKeybuk: ok, just restored completion_amount=0 again :-)04:18
Keybukyou haven't got anywhere in the world unless you've been flamed on Planet GNOME04:19
Keybukusually by someone who preaches it about a week later04:19
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CarlFKsame breezy install, no dist..up yet: juser@dhcp179:~$ sudo vi /etc/apt/sources.list04:21
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CarlFKI enter the pw, and it returns me to the prompt.  04:21
CarlFKvi alone brings up vi04:21
CarlFKvi /etc/apt/sources.list (no sudo) brings up the file readonly (as it should)04:22
CarlFKnever mind04:22
CarlFKuser isn't in suders.04:22
MithrandirKamion: got a second?04:23
Dizietkeybuk: There's a bunch of code in processarc.c which deals with statting all of the old files and comparing it to the stat of each new file to see if actually some of the `disappearing' files are the same although they have different names due to symlinks.04:24
ograCarlFK, the user doesnt need to be in sudoers04:24
DizietDo you know where it came from ?  It's rather strange.04:24
CarlFKbecause this box was built with a preseed file, a root pw, user and userpw were set.  any idea how to have the install add the user to sudoers?04:24
DizietIf it came from somewhere silly then I'll just assume that I'm right and it's wrong.  But if it came from somewhere sensible I should worry that I'm missing something.04:24
ograCarlFK, your sudoers file should have a line like: %admin  ALL=(ALL) ALL04:24
ograCarlFK, and the user should be in the admin group04:24
KeybukDiziet: which lines?04:25
MithrandirKamion: 13920; verified, seems to be fixed by setting STATE to 8, not 9 on line 317 and 327 of passwd.config.  Seems sane to you?04:25
hmrochaKeybuk, it didn't work, i'll try changing udev.rules and restarting udevd, hald and hotplug04:25
CarlFKogra - in a default install, is the user in the admin group?  I thought the insatller just put the username in sudoers04:26
ograCarlFK, that was warty ;)04:26
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ograCarlFK, we have the admin group since hoary04:27
KeybukDiziet: 609-647 ?04:27
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CarlFKogra - ah. thanks.  good idea ;)04:27
CarlFKogra - so shouldn't that line be in my sudoers? 04:28
ograyup04:28
CarlFKor do I just get "root    ALL=(ALL) ALL" because I setup a root pw via the preseed file?04:28
DizietYes, around there.04:28
ograCarlFK, i have both in a new install04:28
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DizietFor example, it does rmdir(foo).  And then later in if (ENOTDIR) it goes stat(foo) and checks S_ISDIR.04:29
ograCarlFK, i'm not sure how it gets handled on installation ...04:29
DizietIf the rmdir fails ENOTDIR and the stat succeeds then it must not be a dir ...04:29
DizietAnd it goes on trying to delete the file after failing to stat it, which seems rather enthusiastic.04:29
CarlFKmaybe I should get my preseed file a bit more in line with a default install.04:30
Keybuk+  * Merge patches from Ben Collins <bcollins@debian.org>:04:30
Keybuk+    + fix windowresizing in dselect04:30
Keybuk+    + when upgrading check if a file is not also in the new package before removing04:30
Keybuk+  it, so we don't remove new files due to symlinks confusing us04:30
Keybuk Tue Oct 12 17:15:08 CEST 1999 Wichert Akkerman <wakkerma@debian.org>04:30
DizietRight, I'll assume I'm right, then :-).  Thanks.04:31
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DizietI also rather dislike:04:31
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Diziet      if (donotrm) continue;04:31
Diziet      {04:31
DizietRecipe for confusion.04:31
mvoKamion: would a message like "media-change:$medium:$drive" (e.g. "media-change: Ubuntu 5.10 _Breezy_ : /cdrom") be ok for you? Or should I also send someting human-readable04:32
pittielmo: please sync openvpn04:32
Keybukwaaaaaah04:32
Keybukthat is horrible04:33
Keybukdpkg has lots of things like that04:33
Keybukpeople just inserting code randomly into functions04:33
hmrochai'll try rebooting, if this doesn't work, i don't know how i can let users use ubuntu :(04:34
Keybukhmrocha: put them into the plugdev grop?04:35
Keybukuh, group04:35
hmrochaKeybuk, i'll try to explain my set up04:35
hmrochaKeybuk, all users are stored in AD04:35
Keybuk"AD" ?04:36
hmrochai did a very ugly hack that used "getent passwd", with awk to get the username, and add all users to the plugdev group04:36
hmrochaMicrosoft Active Directory04:36
hmrochaall computers boot from PXE04:36
Keybukso you're using nsswitch 04:36
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Keybukwith something like passwd: active-directory ?04:36
hmrochayes, nsswitch and kerberos, exactly04:36
Keybukright04:36
Keybukcan't you just do group: active-directory too04:36
Keybukand add them to the plugdev group that way?04:36
hmrochai don't know :(04:37
hmrochaeverytime a computer is turned on, it prompts the user for winxp or ubuntu04:37
DizietAlso, if you have a set-id special file it fails to chmod it 0, chmodding it to remove the set-id instead.04:37
hmrochathey choose ubuntu, it gets downloaded from the server and installed locally (not really like this, but it's something like this)04:38
Keybukotherwise change the plugdev in both places in /etc/udev/permissions.rules, use dpkg-statoverride to change the group of /usr/bin/pmount and /usr/bin/pumount, and make sure hal is in the new group too04:38
Keybuk...04:38
Keybukthough I don't understand how you can have this magic "students" group, yet can't have a "plugdev" one04:38
hmrochaKeybuk, i didn't use dpkg-statoverride, i used chgroup students plugdev04:38
hmrochai have a plugdev group, but i want all users that belong to students, to also belong to plugdev04:39
hmrochabut uid and gid are stored in AD04:39
Keybukyou can't do that in UNIX04:39
Keybukgroups can't be nested04:39
hmrochacan i do that with ACL ?04:40
Mithrandirnot with any regular NSS module, at least. :-P04:40
Keybukit sounds like you need to add all your students to plugdev in AD04:40
hmrochaKeybuk, that's what i don't know how to do04:41
Mithrandirhmrocha: just make a plugdev group in the domain manager and then add everybody to it?04:41
DizietIs this an NT support channel, suddenly ?04:42
hmrochaDiziet, not, i'm just trying to swith my faculty from mandrake to ubuntu04:42
DizietAhh.  OK, sorry.04:42
hmrocha*switch04:42
DizietI should go back to my (well, Ben Collin's, it seems) code.04:43
DizietCollins's.04:43
hmrochaMithrandir, i'll try that04:44
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xhakerhello all04:52
xhakeris the Services thingy working?04:52
xhakerit didn't disabled the ntpdate service :S04:52
ivoksxhaker: #ubuntu is the right channel04:52
xhakerit is not04:53
ivoks:) ok04:53
xhakerServices in breezy man04:53
xhakerthere is a new app/let04:53
ograxhaker, support questions for any release go to #ubuntu04:53
ograthat has nothing to do with breezy/non breezy....04:54
xhakersince here is where the developers are i thought i would share that it doesn't work here.. and learn if the behavior is known04:55
xhakerlooks to me that you're all a little pissed of with somebody today04:55
ogradid you look in bugzilla for bugs about it ? 04:55
xhaker:)04:55
hmrochaMithrandir, i added my student user to the plugdev group in AD, i'll check if it worked04:55
xhakeri don't know the name of the thing.. i'm checking the ps aux now04:56
ograxhaker, i dont know why you think that, i only said that breezy support questions go to #ubuntu too, to correct your assumption that #ubuntu is not for breezy support04:56
xhakerservices-admin04:57
elmoKamion: ?04:57
xhakerogra, and you assumed i was asking for support, i know how to disable ntpdate. i was just leeting you all know and possibly the dev behind it04:58
xhakerwow04:58
xhakerleeting = letting04:58
xhakerlol04:58
ogra<ivoks> xhaker: #ubuntu is the right channel04:58
ogra<xhaker> it is not04:58
ogra<ivoks> :) ok04:58
ogra<xhaker> Services in breezy man04:58
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xhakerohh, now i realize how you could think that :P sorry04:58
ogra:)04:58
xhakeri was a bit strict there04:58
ograif you look for a bug, look for gnome-system-tools, its a part of it04:59
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nomed^hi all05:05
nomed^where can i find the breezy usplash?05:05
mjg59nomed^: In Breezy05:05
bddebianHello nomed^05:05
ograapt-get install usplash ;)05:05
ogranomed^, mjg59 wrote a fine guide to the ubuntu-devel ML05:06
nomed^ok thanks05:07
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xhakerseb already filled the bug :P05:09
hmrochaMithrandir, i found a better way, i changed the group to "students" but added a suid bit05:11
hmrochait's working perfectly05:11
hmrochaubuntu for everyone now! :)05:11
hmrochai'm very happy05:11
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Keybukhmm05:23
Keybukthere's some annoying new interaction between zsh and sudo in breezy05:23
Keybukit bitches about "insecure directories and files" and then my ~/.zcompdump gets overwritten05:24
zygahello05:25
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zygaI'm looking for the source of a popup dialog that appears on hoary after inserting breezy install cd05:25
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zygaIt does not appear to be anywhere on the cd05:25
ograzyga, update-manager05:26
Mitariozyga, can you provide a screenshot? maybe I can recognize it05:26
zygasure05:26
KamionMithrandir: yes, looks like I forgot to renumber those at some point05:26
zygaone moment05:26
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Kamionmvo: that's OK, although if you want to provide a pre-l10ned message so that I don't have to deal with the translation that's fine with me too :)05:26
Kamionmvo: although you'd have to make sure that the message never contained newlines, probably05:27
zygahttp://www.suxx.pl/breezy-popup-dialog05:27
Kamionelmo: ?05:27
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zygaogra: are you sure?05:27
zygaogra: I'm translating u-m regulary and I've never seen that message05:27
Saba_Zfabbione: hi!05:27
ograzyga, pretty sure... either update-manager or -notifier05:28
danielsdear seb, i would really like it if my panel stopped crashing all the time, even when i'm not using the computer.  please make it so.  love, daniels05:28
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fabbioneSaba_Z: hey..05:28
zygaogra: thanks I'll double-check05:28
fabbioneSaba_Z: i just got your package.. is there any reason for moving postinst to preinst?05:28
Saba_Zfor the upgrade problem05:28
zygamvo: ping05:29
Saba_Zfabbione: the argument "upgrade" and "install" are passed to preinst05:29
Kamionzyga: update-notifier/src/hal.c05:29
WaterSevenUbzyga, ok ... I will check both now...05:29
fabbioneSaba_Z: ohh eheheh hold on a sec :)05:29
Mitarioogra, probably notifier05:29
mvozyga: pong05:29
fabbioneSaba_Z: # postinst configure most-recently-configured-version 05:29
ograMitario, see Kamion ;)05:29
Mitarioogra, the quick bastard ;-)05:30
fabbioneSaba_Z: if the package is installing most-recently-configured-version is empty05:30
ograhehe05:30
fabbioneSaba_Z: so you get something like if [ "$1" ]  && [ -z "$2" ] ; then05:30
zygamvo: what is the status of u-m in cvs? is it frozen?05:31
Saba_Z:( :)05:31
fabbioneSaba_Z: doing that stuff at preinst is more object of troubles than anything else because in a clean install of the system you might not have any of the other config files installed yet05:31
Mitariozyga, no05:31
fabbioneSaba_Z: nothing to be sad :) i was a bit evil on this one ;)05:31
fabbioneSaba_Z: but you did good :)05:31
WaterSevenUbzyga, in update-notifier template in Rosetta it isn't... did you find it?05:32
fabbioneSaba_Z: it's not an easy catch at all05:32
Saba_Zthanks :)05:32
fabbioneSaba_Z: a lot developer mess them in a much worst way thatn you did :)05:32
zygaWaterSevenUb: no, I'm still checking05:32
zygamvo: was update-notifier split from update-manager?05:33
zyga(in cvs)05:33
Mitarioit was never in one package05:33
Saba_Zfabbione:  Can I send the new version tommorow :) I 'm so sleepy!05:33
zygaMitario: ah05:33
mvozyga: it was always like this05:34
zygawhat's the module name then, notifier?05:34
fabbioneSaba_Z: sure. it's perfectly fine for me. it's the last bit that's missing :)05:34
fabbioneSaba_Z: have a good night sleep and nice work :)05:34
mvozyga: it's in a svn repository at oops.kerneljanitors.org05:35
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KamionI think it's always been broken05:35
mvoKamion: I can do l10n too in the status-fd message if you want, that shouldn't be a problem05:35
Saba_Zfabbione: thanks, :) goodnight!05:35
fabbionenight :)05:35
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WaterSevenUbkamion,  you were refering with this -  update-notifier/src/hal.c to the string we were looking for?05:35
zygamvo: is the cvs.gnome.org update-manager module still the current one?05:35
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CarlFKinstalling breezy on a 40g drive that is all ntfs.  picked the first option "resize and use free space."  when I picked, the screen went blue with white bar at bottem.  that was about 5 min ago.  shouldn't there be some sort of "wokring..." message?05:36
Kamionmvo: if you've already got a translated message in apt, that would certainly be best05:36
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KamionWaterSevenUb: yes05:36
KamionCarlFK: probably, yes05:36
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mvozyga: yes, but the code is much ahead of the version in breezy (but not ready for breezy unfortunately)05:36
KamionCarlFK: there are already open bugs about partman's ntfsresize support being inadequate in places05:36
mvozyga: if you want to translate it, rosetta is probably the best choice right now05:36
WaterSevenUbzyga, it apparently is in update-notifier as kamion is saying.... but it isn't in the templates...  the question now is why?05:36
MitarioWaterSevenUb, maybe forgotton to l10nize?05:37
zygamvo: one last question, do you plan to apply the i18n patches I've sent?05:37
Mitarioeh i18nize whatever :)05:37
zygaWaterSevenUb: I'll try to check out the source for u-n in a moment, I've never used svn05:37
KamionWaterSevenUb: because po/POTFILES.in doesn't contain src/hal.c05:37
Kamionmvo: ^--05:37
mvozyga: for update-manager? I haven't managed to look at them yet, but yes, very probably 05:37
CarlFKalso, I don't see any disk io - does it crunch data for a while trying to fiugre out how to re-arange things?  or is it really hung?05:37
mvoKamion: *ick* thanks05:37
zygamvo: great, thanks!05:37
Dizietfailed= "chmod";   ....     _(failed)    evil ?05:37
WaterSevenUbkamion, so what should be done, file a bug. Affirmative case, where?05:38
KamionCarlFK: I don't know how the internals of ntfsresize work. Look at ps to see what's going on05:38
KamionWaterSevenUb: I just told mvo about it above and he acknowledged it, so I imagine there's no need to file a bug anywhere05:38
KamionDiziet: yes, evil; I doubt xgettext is going to manage to extract the translated string in that case05:39
WaterSevenUbkamion, mvo, thanks :)05:39
mvoWaterSevenUb: thanks for noticing05:39
WaterSevenUbmvo, will you reuse the translations already in Rosetta when you include that in the POT file?05:39
zygamvo: err, is there any howto about that svn repo? the site seems slow or dead?05:40
Dizietxgettext greps the source for _("...") constructs, then ?  Should I     failed= _("chmod")  ?05:41
CarlFKKamion - ps shows /bin/sh /lib/partman/automaticly_partition/resize05:41
mvozyga: install subversion, than "svn co https://oops.kerneljanitors.org/repos/upgrade-notifier/"05:41
zygamvo, thanks again05:41
mvozyga: your welcome05:41
DizietThe xgettext manpage and info page don't say what it does, unfortunately.05:41
KamionDiziet: Yes, roughly. I'd question whether anyone will actually want to translate the string "chmod", though ...05:42
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DizietIn this case it's sometimes "delete".05:43
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KamionDiziet: Is that string inserted into the middle of a sentence?05:44
CarlFKhow do I find these partman bugs?  so far bugzilla says "no bugs" for everyting I search for05:45
DizietYes.  There are two sentences it appears in and they're very similar.05:45
CarlFKnm, found 32 bugs05:45
KamionDiziet: then you should mark a format string representing the whole sentence as translatable, rather than trying to put the sentence together out of translatable pieces05:46
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DizietThat's not possible because there's nowhere that knows the whole string.05:46
Kamionsomebody might want to translate "chmod" to "change the mode of", and in (e.g.) German that might well involve putting "the mode of" before the filename and "change" after it.05:46
KamionCorrect internationalisation does often involve rejigging code, yes.05:47
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DizietWell, I could construct the English sentence out of pieces and then let the translators translate each version separately.  But there are about 6 or 8 cases.05:47
DizietAnd you couldn't grep for them.05:47
zygamvo: as usual I've found i18n stuff to fix, I'll send you a patch along with pl.po ASAP05:48
Kamionunfortunately that's usually the only approach that actually produces sanely translatable messages05:48
KamionCarlFK: if .../automatically_partition/resize is showing in a ps listing and not ntfsresize, then it might be the resize script itself hanging05:49
KamionCarlFK: I'd start by (a) looking through /var/log/partman and (b) putting 'set -x' near the top of the resize script, sort of in parallel05:49
mvozyga: that's great, thanks05:49
KamionI got larted recently by a Finnish translator for assembling a sentence out of pieces (although it was code I'd inherited, not written)05:50
DizietLike this, then ?05:50
Diziet    char mbuf[250] ;05:50
Diziet    snprintf(mbuf, sizeof(mbuf), "failed to %s `%%.255s'", failed);05:50
Diziet    ohshite(_(mbuf),pathname);05:50
mvoKamion: the default apt media-change string contains some \n :/. I need to build my own then05:50
KamionDiziet: that won't work, would have to be _("failed to %s `%%.255s'")05:51
mvoKamion: it will be a long message, is debconf able to wrap it?05:51
Kamion(and should that really be %% not %?)05:51
Kamionmvo: yes, debconf does its own wrapping05:51
mvoKamion: ok, great05:51
KamionDiziet: the thing inside _(...) ends up as the msgid in each .po file05:51
Dizietk: No, you don't understand.  So failed is something like "delete" or "chmod".05:51
Dizietmbuf ends up with  "failed to delete `%.255s'"  which is translatable.05:52
KamionBut the piece that extracts translatable strings does not run the code!05:52
DizietYou're saying that "failed to %s `%.255s'" isn't translateable.05:52
DizietIndeed, as I said earlier `And you couldn't grep for them' to which you replied `unfortunately that's usually the only approach that actually produces sanely translatable messages'.05:53
Kamionsince the first %s has a verb substituted into it, I'd say not.05:53
DizietThere's another place in the code where it says  "failed to %s old file `%.250s'"05:53
KamionI would rewrite that as if (condition_for_delete) snprintf(mbuf, sizeof(mbuf), _("failed to delete `%.255s'")); else snprintf(mbuf, sizeof(mbuf), _("failed to chmod `%.255s'"));05:53
DizietCripes.05:54
DizietThat's insane.05:54
DizietI have to replicate that code everywhere I use the thing that sets failed ?05:54
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DizietI could use a macro but then xgettext ....05:54
CarlFKKamion -  "tail /var/log/partman" gives "parted_server: Line 05:54
CarlFK1081. CRITICAL ERROR!!!  EXITING." as the last line. - which is http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1357005:54
Kamionwell, you can do the snprintf yourself I suppose05:54
DizietDo the snprintf myself ?  Eh ?05:55
CarlFKis that enough for me to change UNCONFIRMED to NEW?05:55
Kamionsorry, I have a small child crying at me, excuse incoherency05:55
Diziet*sympathy*05:55
Kamionthat should've been "you can assign _(...) to a variable in each case and do the snprintf in one place later"05:56
Kamionbut the bit inside _(...) generally cannot be split up or composed from natural-language pieces at run-time (obviously, substituting non-translatable things like filenames is OK)05:56
DizietThis is because of the limitations of xgettext ?05:57
DizietAnd not for any other reason ?05:57
KamionDiziet: no, it's because different languages might want to put the pieces you're trying to compose in a different order05:57
DizietYou're missing what I'm doing.05:57
Kamion"chmod" might well not be a single piece substitutable by one %s.05:57
Kamionthe translation of "chmod", rather.05:58
DizietIf I compose /the piece inside/ _(...) out of English so that it makes an English sentence then the msgid will be always an English sentence with all the pieces substituted.05:58
DizietSo in my code with mbuf above, _(...) gets called like this _("failed to chmod `%.255s'") although the string inside ( ) is actually in mbuf.05:58
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KamionOK, I suppose that's down to the limitations of xgettext in that there does not currently exist a msgid extractor that analyses the code to determine all possible constructed msgids.05:58
DizietI'd be happy to annotate my code suitably.  Provided it doesn't require me to replicate chunks of it !05:59
KamionThat extraction has to happen at build-time or else how do the translators know what to translate?05:59
DizietYes, but if the extractor were cleverer then I could annotate my code in a way that would allow the extractor to compute the set of possible messages.06:00
Kamionah, I see what you're getting at06:00
DizietWhat does xgettext currently do if you say  _(some expression it can't figure out)06:01
Diziet?06:01
KamionI think what I might do in your case is put the strings in #defines somewhere and assemble them inside a redundant gettext_noop() call somewhere; xgettext will be able to find the thing inside gettext_noop()06:02
Kamioncurrently do> ignore it, AFAIK06:03
Kamionthe 'Preparing Program Sources' node of info gettext has various bits of useful advice06:04
mvozyga: plesae do a svn up in the update-notifier dir, I added hal.c to POTFILES.in (and reworded a message)06:04
zygamvo: k06:05
zygamvo: I've noticed a very subtle issue06:05
mdzmorning06:05
zygamvo: i'm not sure you'd agree but here it goes:06:05
jdthoodmornin'06:05
zygawhen there are post update informations the tooltip says something like "click here to display post update info"06:05
Mitariomako, elmo ping06:06
zyganow the trick is: to correctly translate I need to know if there is one information or many 'informations' 06:06
zygathis becomes as subtle as 'informacj' (singular) vs 'informacje' (plural)06:06
mdzjdthood: the which->type change was a performance/simplicity thing06:07
jdthoodmdz: Ah, OK06:07
mvozyga: so it need to be a plural_gettext string? fine with me06:07
zygamvo: do you know any way to run ./autogen.sh on  hoary and produce usable makefiles (for update-po and such)?06:07
mdzjdthood: some people were also having trouble with PATH; maybe they had older util-linux versions06:07
zygamvo: yes, I'll pach this too06:07
zygapatch06:07
Dizietk: I'll do the thing with gettext_noop.  That'll at least twig the translators that there's something odd going on.06:08
mdzthat could probably have been addressed with a dependency, but this method had other benefits06:08
mvozyga: ./autogen.sh does not work on hoary for you?06:08
zygamvo: no libnotify 06:08
zygamvo: it's only in breezy06:08
zyga(i've resorted to cp random.po pl.po)06:09
mvozyga: you need it only for i18n, right? just remove libnotify from configure.in (pkg_modules line)06:09
KamionDiziet: right - sorry for the misunderstanding above06:09
DizietIs N_( ) an alias for gettext_noop ?06:09
Dizietk: Thanks, NP.06:09
zygamvo: smart, thanks06:09
mvoDiziet: yes06:09
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Kamionwell, typically you #define gettext_noop() and N_() yourself, but that's what xgettext expects, yes06:12
Kamion(info gettext, 'Comparing the Two Interfaces')06:13
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zygamvo:what do you mean by: "Click on the update item or the link to see the available Updates"06:21
zygamvo: update item??06:21
mvozyga: the little red icon that the arrow points at06:21
zygamvo: I think I know where it appears but I'm puzzled about 'update item' what's that?06:22
zygaah06:22
zygasorry :)06:22
zyganow I understand06:22
zygamaybe that should be called 'update icon'?06:22
Dizietk: Something has already done N_ in dpkg.06:22
mvozyga: right, that looks like a typo 06:22
zygaI'll fix it, thanks06:22
mvogood morning mdz, do you have a moment and if so, can I /msg you?06:25
zygamvo: since this is not getting into breezy it's okay to break translations, right?06:25
mvozyga: update-notifier is getting into breezy and we need to fix the strings today because tomorrow is string-freeze06:26
mvos/getting/going/06:26
zygamvo: argh... 06:26
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mvozyga: yeah :/06:27
mdzmvo: if it is about debian apt, I'm sorry but I haven't had time to think about it recently06:27
zygaI've improved some wording too, you may simply ignore that if you don't want to break too many translations06:27
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zygas/translations/existing translations/06:28
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mvomdz: yes, it's about that, sorry that I bug you about it. enrico was asking for a upload that fixes #321799 (it block his debtags work)06:30
mvozyga: thanks, that should be ok (I'll look over it again)06:30
mvoKamion: install-daily is hanging here, it looks like it's doing a "configure initial-passwd-udeb" ? a bad burn?06:32
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wasabiHmm. We don't have the jabberd2 aim/irc stuff packaged.06:33
mdzmvo: feel free to prepare an upload from your branch06:33
mvomdz: thanks, I will do that. there are various fixes that piled up. can I do the upload or would you rather like to do the upload yourself (after you merged the branch into apt--main)?06:35
mvoanyone else tried daily install today?06:36
fabbionemvo: i am finishing the install right now06:36
pittimvo: well, just upgrading from hoary to it06:36
mvoand you haven't noticed a hang? then I'll retry with a new cd06:37
fabbionemvo: no.. it's going pretty smooth06:37
fabbionemdz: for the livecd there was a dbus/hal problem that i believe pitti did fix with an upload...06:37
pittiyes, I did that today06:38
fabbioneit probably affects install cd too06:38
pittiyep, it does06:38
fabbionedidn't get there yet06:38
mdzpitti: which version(s) do we need?06:38
pittimdz: dbus 0.36.2-0ubuntu2 had the fix, -0ubuntu1 broke it06:38
pittis/had/has/06:38
pittimdz: 0ubuntu1 missed the DEBHELPER token, so it simply didn't start06:39
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mdzpitti: building new livefs images and install CDs06:41
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mdzKamion: what do you think about having installerstage2progress use usplash?06:49
zygamvo: POTFILES.in does not contain most of the .glade files, is this intentional?06:50
mvozyga: probably not06:51
zygamvo: fixed06:51
mvozyga: thanks06:51
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zygamvo: "Please enter the root password to start the package manager", doesn't ubuntu use sudo and root is paswordless?06:54
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hughsieanyone with an ibm, asus or panasonic laptop?06:58
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bddebianI have a StinkPad06:59
hughsieif you have ibm, can you do a "cat /proc/acpi/ibm/brightness" pls06:59
pefcan someone explains me why DMA is not enabled by default on drives ? (hdd and optical drives)06:59
hughsiei'm writing the lcd support for hal06:59
mvozyga: yes, that should be "your password"07:00
hughsieRobot101: what make is a X40?07:00
Robot101hughsie: IBM07:00
bddebianhughsie: I don't have an ibm dir under acpi07:00
hughsiemodprobe acpi_ibm?07:01
hughsiemodprobe ibm_acpi, sorry07:01
hughsieRobot101: what about you?07:01
bddebianNope, neither07:01
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Robot101hughsie: sorry, had to unsleep and hook it up to charge07:03
Robot101robot101@theta:~$ ls /proc/acpi/ibm07:03
Robot101bay  bluetooth  dock  driver  hotkey  light  video07:03
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hughsieRobot101: cat /proc/acpi/ibm/* pls07:03
Robot101http://pastebin.com/35112207:04
dokothird time that firefox crashes today on amd64 ...07:06
hughsieRobot101: obv. ubuntu doesn't switch on the experimenatal stuff07:06
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Robot101hughsie: actually this is a sarge box, but I've got ubuntu's kernel and acpi-support07:06
hughsiecan you put experimental=1 in your modprobe command and reload ibm_acpi07:07
Robot101(which means my hald crashes at bootup for no apparent reason, but I can't upgrade it because of dbus)07:07
Dizietkeybuk: this status-fd conffile prompt doesn't carry all of the information that the dpkg-issued prompt does.07:09
Keybukthat's true07:09
Keybukit carries enough for what mvo wanted it for though, I guess07:09
DizietDo you know what that was ?07:10
Robot101hughsie: http://pastebin.com/35112607:10
Keybukit's used to hide dpkg output during the installer and synaptic07:10
DizietIt's not good enough to ask the user the question.07:10
zygamvo: patch away07:10
DizietOh, just for answering automatically ?07:10
KeybukI think they use it to switch back to the dpkg console07:10
Keybukmore as a "dpkg needs to ask something" than anything else07:10
DizietAh, right.07:10
DizietI see it doesn't suppress the dpkg-generated messages.07:11
Keybukyeah07:11
mvoKeybuk, Diziet: it should carry enough information. I hide the dpkg prompt and display a gtk dialog07:11
Keybukit's just so you can hide the usual scroll07:11
Keybukoh, there you go, he does something else07:11
hughsieRobot101: thanks, it would apear your laptop doesn;t support brightness!07:11
hughsieRobot101: what kernel you running?07:11
mvoit does not supress because a terminal (vte) is still runing (because postinst script do nasty things sometimes that require a terminal)07:11
mvoDiziet: what information is missing?07:12
Robot101hughsie: it's definitely in the ibm_acpi 0.8 module?07:12
Robot101hughsie: 2.6.12-6-68607:12
hughsieRobot101: definatly. I'll ask davidz as I *know* he got this to work.07:12
hughsiethanks for your help tho07:12
mvo(it's very likely that I overlooked something, I haven't dived deep into dpkg07:13
Kamionmvo: I've never seen that myself, although I haven't tried today's07:13
DizietWell, if you wanted to be able to automatically answer the question, it should contain the `what' information, ie cfof_... flags.07:13
Kamionmdz: I doubt that would be sufficient for anything more than the default case07:13
Kamionmdz: i.e. as soon as, say, xserver-xorg needed to ask a question, I'd have to drop back to debconf anyway, and I don't really want to deal with *any* extra complexity there07:14
mvoKamion: looks like a bad burn, the second run I'm workig fine so far07:14
Kamionmvo: ah good, thanks07:14
DizietI've just had a horrid thought.  How can dpkg tell the difference between `this conffile is removed from the package and its conffiles and so the user should be asked whether to remove it' and `this conffile is now going to be handled by the maintainer scripts and dpkg should leave the existing one in place'.07:14
Robot101hughsie: np, feel free to ping if you want anything else tested... or happen to know why http://pastebin.com/351131 happens :D07:14
Robot101hughsie: (when hald starts, it makes it crash... 0.4.7-3sarge1 though, but dbus foo makes it hard to upgrade)07:15
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hughsieRobot101: okay, will do. and your trace... are you running a tainted kernel?07:16
Robot101nope07:16
hughsiehmm. hald shouldn;t do that...07:16
Robot101it is hella old and my kernel is 0-day breezy crack, but I'd like to know the path of least resistance to having sarge but have all my hardware work too :)07:17
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zygamvo: will you apply the patch before midnight?07:17
hughsieRobot101: you can't use the ubuntu dbus?07:18
mvozyga: yes07:18
mdzKamion: good point07:18
Robot101hughsie: 0.3x is incompatible with 0.2x, it would mean pulling essentially the whole of breezy07:18
Robot101hughsie: and I have a seperate partition for that, and it's utterly broken :P07:19
hughsieRobot101: I thought that would be the case.07:19
mvoDiziet: I don't understand why I would want to automatically answer it? isn't that the job of dpkg? The status is only send if dpkg prompts at the terminal and then the submitted information is enough, no?07:20
DizietI naively assumed that the status-fd stuff was supposed to let you completely bury dpkg :-).07:21
mvoKamion: daily install fine so far except the cdrom prompting because "mozilla-firefox-locale-en-gb" is not copied by archive-copier07:21
mvoDiziet: oh, right :) unfortunatly *cough* not07:21
Robot101mjg59: I realised that having sarge and breezy share the same swap partition doesn't break swsusp provided I have the same kernel on both. the initrd of whichever boots first will just clobber the running system with the suspended one... theoretically07:22
Robot101mjg59: so I'll resume sarge and be in breezy, or vice versa :D07:22
Kamionmvo: right, I'm working on that right now07:23
mvoKamion: sure, it was just FYI07:23
jbaileyRobot101: Resumng wit hthe wrong partition is bad fu, in general.07:26
jbaileyNothing good can come of it.07:27
Robot101oh I know :)07:27
pefbye !07:27
Dizietkeybuk: see my latest mail.07:34
fabbionedpkg-source: error: unrecognised file suffix `.diff'07:34
fabbionehmm07:34
pittifabbione: where did the .gz go?07:35
fabbionepitti: that's what i am trying to undestand07:35
fabbioneit's the build log of kio-locate on sparc07:35
Keybukfabbione: update dpkg to 1107:35
fabbionethat seems to be ok on other arches..07:35
Keybukor ubuntu207:35
Keybukdepending on whether it's a Debian or Ubuntu buildd07:35
fabbioneKeybuk: ah ok.. thanks07:36
fabbioneit's a mix..07:36
Keybukand send a small tac-nuke to bod07:36
fabbionei will just install one :)07:36
Keybukpitti: it can be either diff.gz or diff.bz207:36
fabbionemehhhhh07:37
fabbionethis update would cost me a lot...07:38
fabbionegiven that apt-ftparchive goes in bus error with new glibc07:38
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Kamionfabbione: changelog suggests that new apt-listchanges works around that?07:41
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fabbioneKamion: oh.. i didn't check in a long while.. 07:43
fabbionethanks for noticing :)07:43
mvofabbione: apt-listchanges segfaults for you?07:43
fabbionemvo: apt-ftparchive07:45
fabbionewell we will see in not too long from now :)07:45
fabbionei an upgrading the box07:46
fabbioneam even07:46
mdzKamion: another cron.daily?07:47
mdzKamion: I had just finished building a set07:47
mdzKamion: we need a live build when you're finished07:47
mjg59Robot101: True07:48
mvofabbione: if it still segfaults, could you please send me a backtrace?07:49
Kamionmdz: testing fixes for install CD breakage07:49
Robot101mjg59: unless I boot a new kernel by mistake, when it will ignore the swsusp image, and swapon and nuke it just after it craps up the journalling filesystem... so either way it /should/ work07:49
mdzKamion: how do you feel about a colony tomorrow?07:50
Kamionmdz: not enough data yet07:50
Kamionmay be able to answer you later tonight07:50
fabbionemvo: sure..07:50
fabbioneif still segafault the roof of your house will be bombed with lightnings07:51
fabbionemvo: because that will kill my local cache :)07:51
mvo*cough*07:52
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mdzKamion: I was feeling pretty good about it mondayish07:52
mdzlet me know07:52
Kamionmdz: I'm out of your way now; go ahead and cron.daily-live07:53
mdzKamion: launched, thanks07:53
Kamionmdz: the language-support-* copying mess is release-critical, I think; lots of bugs about that07:54
hungerHey, X came up without me having to run udevstart to generate /dev/input/mice! Thanks for working on that!07:55
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hungerDamn... you are busy! I updated less than 4h ago and already there are abaut 40MiB new packages!07:57
pittihunger: nice that the new udev works :-)07:58
xhakertoday is the last day of summer of code isn't it?07:59
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mdzKamion: will you still be around a bit later?  we should review blockers for preview08:00
Kamionmdz: I'll be out for the next hour or so returning hired glasses from the wedding reception, and then making dinner for the child; but I'll be back after that08:02
hungerIs xdm broken or did I break my config again? It fails in postinst with status 1.08:03
mdzKamion: ok, ping me if you're available, otherwise, we'll talk in your morning08:03
fabbionemvo: still bus error :/08:04
Kamionhunger: bug #1441208:05
fabbionemvo: what can i do to help debugging?08:06
mvofabbione: a backtrace would be good 08:07
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hungerCould someone please add an if [ -d /dev/hda ] ; then ... fi around the hdparm stuff in /etc/init.d/acpi-support?08:07
hungerMy laptop has no hda and the script keeps nagging about that.08:08
ivokshi08:08
mjg59hunger: There's only one reference to hda in acpi-support, and it won't be triggered unless you've altered your configuration08:10
mjg59Try upgrading08:11
hungermjg59: acpi-support runs hdparm twice.08:12
mjg59hunger: Where?08:14
hungermjg59: In fact two in start and one in stop...08:14
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mjg59hunger: No it doesn't08:14
hungermjg59: It does here... let me check where that file comes from...08:15
mjg59hunger: Which file?08:15
hungermjg59: /etc/init.d/acpi-support lines 22,23 and 34.08:16
hungermjg59: Just purged and reinstalled... it is there.08:17
mjg59hunger: My apologies, you're entirely right08:17
mjg59hunger: Please file a bug, I'll fix that08:17
hungermjg59: Thanks!08:17
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hungermjg59: #1443108:22
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mjg59hunger: Thanks!08:27
Robot101mjg59: did you fix the RTC thing? :P08:28
mjg59Robot101: Not yet08:29
Robot101mjg59: can you set the RTC to wake you from sleep after a fixed period of time?08:29
mjg59Robot101: Yes08:30
mjg59See /proc/acpi/alarm08:30
Robot101mjg59: or when the battery gets down to a particular level? :)08:30
mjg59No08:30
Robot101aww08:30
mjg59That's hardware dependent08:30
mjg59Most modern machines seem to resume shortly before the abttery runs out08:30
elmoeh, am I being particulary stupid or something; a web browser should respect /etc/hosts right?08:30
hungerelmo: depends on your resolver config IIRC.08:31
Robot101elmo: modulo proxy settings...?08:31
fabbioneelmo: nsswitch.conf? or whatever is called?08:31
mjg59elmo: Mozilla certainly used to have its own resolver08:31
fabbionenight everybody08:32
fabbionecya tomorrow08:32
sabdflnight fabbione08:33
ivoksfabbione: bye08:34
pitticu fabbione 08:34
slomohi... can someone with main upload rights upload this for me? fixes FTBFS and is a really small change... http://yggdrasil.sytes.net/files/debdiff/mono_1.1.8.2-1ubuntu4.debdiff08:40
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Diablo-D3hey all08:41
pittitseng: here to help slomo?08:42
Diablo-D3No one seen daniels lately?08:42
Diablo-D3he asked me to "output of DEBUG_XORG_PACKAGE=yes sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg, please."08:42
pittinope, he is certainly deep asleep08:42
tsengpitti: sure08:42
tsengpitti: whats up?08:42
Diablo-D3how would one do that and still be able to control debconf?08:42
pittitseng: see slomo above08:42
slomopitti: tseng is busy atm ;) otherwise he would've uploaded it already08:42
pittitseng: ah, ok08:43
tsengah i told him i was just leaving08:43
DizietI should stop and log off, really.08:43
DizietThen I can have dinner.08:43
pittislomo: ok, I can do that08:43
slomopitti: thanks :)08:43
Diablo-D3anyone?08:43
tsengthanks pitti, later all08:43
DizietGoodnight everyone.08:45
pittinight Di08:45
pittinight Diziet 08:45
Diablo-D3beuler?08:45
pittislomo: uploaded08:46
slomopitti: thanks08:47
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sivangdoes anybody esle try to msg nicksrv without success?09:30
sivangpitti: do you have any specific g-c-m stuff you'd like me to have a look at, or should I just browse the ones assigned to you?09:31
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sladenRobot101: grep . /proc/acpi/ibm/*   is good09:41
sladenhughsie: on ThinkPad's the brightness is hardware controlled and pass though 3 bits in the /dev/nvram09:41
hughsiesladen: davidz has a /proc/acpi/ibm/brightness file09:46
Diablo-D3you know09:46
Diablo-D3openbox rocks09:46
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hughsiesladen: perhaps a newer ibm_acpi?09:46
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CarlFKbreezy: "cannot touch `x': Read-only file system" but mount shows /dev/sda1 on /media/sda1 type ntfs (rw)09:52
CarlFKshouldn't mount show (ro) ?09:52
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sladenCarlFK: good point09:53
CarlFKbut i did mount it with the mount command, so I am not sure what could be done about it09:54
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Robot101jdub: ping09:58
Robot101jdub: what's the deal with mdnsresponder in sid?09:58
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elmochrist, bugzilla searching is teh useless10:05
sivangelmo: you have hard time finding stuff by package? I also get annoyed by that10:06
sivangelmo: it seems to ignomre my serach phrase10:06
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slomomdz: will we get something done with ffmpeg for breezy? seems like our version is also the cause for mplayer crashing on ac3 audio... but i'm not entirely sure yet10:07
mdzslomo: if kino is changed not to use it, it will fall out of main naturally10:08
mdzassuming nothing else depends on it10:08
mdzI'm happy to move it if kino is changed, but I don't know what the effect on kino would be10:08
pittimdz: are you opposed to adding postgresql-pl{perl,python} to the seeds? These packages were split out of the main server package in breezy10:09
slomomdz: the only effect on kino would be possible slower dv decoding on non-x86 architectures (i don't know if this is still valid... that was 2003 iirc). it would loose no features10:10
mdzpitti: no10:10
mdzslomo: ok10:10
pittimdz: ok, thanks10:10
mdzpitti: could you review slomo's patch and upload it if you agree?10:10
pittimdz: sure10:11
pittislomo: which patch?10:11
mdzpitti: thanks10:11
mdzpitti: forwarding it to you now10:11
slomopitti: http://yggdrasil.sytes.net/files/debdiff/kino_0.75-7ubuntu1.debdiff10:11
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slomomdz: will i get preview freeze exception for changing ffmpeg and recompile everything against the new one?10:12
mdzslomo: since nothing in main is affected, the preview freeze doesn't apply10:12
sivangpitti: I can handle #11282 unless we want it handled upstream, pretty trivial i guess10:12
slomomdz: oh, i thought preview freeze applies also to universe... thanks for clarifying this :)10:13
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mdzslomo: MOTU are free to set their own schedule for universe; if there is a policy in place then it comes from MOTU and not from me10:13
pittisivang: sure, that's easy; just send the patch upstream as well :-)10:14
slomomdz: ok, i'll talk to ogra about that10:14
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sivangpitti: funny, there is a lot of space down the dialog , I wonder how no one thought aobut using it before L:)10:18
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elmodid these ttf fonts always take so long to run their postinsts?10:21
Mithrandirelmo: we have a fair amount more of them now, I think.10:21
pittislomo: ok, so kino works as before without libavcodec?10:22
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slomopitti: i didn't test it (i have no dv encoded stuff lying around) :( but this is from kino's configure: "--with-avcodec       Use FFMPEG libavcodec for DV video decoding instead of libdv."10:24
pittislomo: ok, I just read the mail you sent to Matt; the reasons sound sane10:24
pittislomo: and thanks for eliminating static libraries! :)10:25
slomopitti: np :) so you will upload this?10:26
pittislomo: yes, doing now10:27
slomopitti: thanks :)10:27
pittislomo: *removing* packages from main is something I always like to do :-) It happens seldom enough10:27
elmomjg59: ?10:28
slomomdz: and please care that ffmpeg gets into multiverse, not universe ;) otherwise we won't be able to use marillat's package and can't support aac through faad2 for example10:28
pittislomo: if ffmpeg is not actually used any more anyway, why should we care?10:29
pittislomo: or can it be used dynamically?10:29
mdzslomo: I will10:29
slomopitti: it is used by some multiverse stuff (transcode, mplayer, smilutils, ....)10:29
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hungerIs NM updated again? j^ did lots of work on it from what I heared.10:32
slomohunger: afaik it only waits for someone to upload it ;)10:32
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pittislomo: Accepted kino 0.75-7ubuntu1 (source)10:33
slomopitti: :)10:34
slomoelmo: can you remove the old mplayer binaries from the archive for breezy? mplayer-custom, mplayer-amd64, mplayer-686, mencoder-k7, mencoder-custom, mencoder-amd6410:37
mdzpitti: new install and live CDs are now up with dbus 0.36.2-0ubuntu210:37
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sivangnight all10:49
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diemanyay, came back to one of my old bugs and fixed it. :)11:06
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