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elmorobitaille: err?12:10
jbaileyelmo: Can you pls. sync bzr from Debian unstable?12:11
elmo[BLACKLISTED - LOOP BACK]  Daniel Robitaille: <robitaille@ubuntu.com> --> robitaille@ubuntu.com. [276] 12:12
elmorobitaille: ^--12:12
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dmkgood night all12:14
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robitailleelmo,  I switched my prefered LP to my ubuntu address.... I guess your cron job didn't like it.  I'll switch it back to something else12:15
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elmorobitaille: well, it's a forwarding service - it'll forward it to whatever your prefered email is?12:17
elmorobitaille: or did you not want an ubuntu.com email?12:17
siretartelmo: btw, do members get automatically @ubuntu.com emails or is there manual interaction involved?12:18
elmosiretart: it's an automated cron job12:18
elmowell, that's not quite true12:18
elmosemi-automated12:18
siretartrunning how ofen?12:19
siretartah.. I see12:19
elmonot sure yet, probably hourly or so12:19
robitailleelmo I wanted people to see my ubuntu address only when looking at my LP page;  I have switched LP back to another address12:19
robitailleso hopefully my @ubuntu address will come back in a hour12:19
elmorobitaille: ah, hmm12:21
elmoFWIW, there's a spec to not let you do that, although I can see why you'd want to12:22
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ogramvo, hey, also on isdn ? 12:23
Nafallohmm, we should be able to mark which addresses should be shown.12:23
Nafalloand the ubuntu.com one could popup when you are a member :-)12:23
mvoogra: i hate my regular network12:24
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black_hello peope12:24
black_people12:24
mvo(and it hates me too apparently)12:24
ogramvo, me too12:24
black_someone speak spanish?12:24
black_y need an X file explorer to install in my ubuntu hoary12:25
ogramvo, poke \sh to poke the ISP guys :)12:25
black_which you recomend?12:25
\shI just read it12:25
HrdwrBoBblack_: #ubuntu-es12:25
\shbut I'm on holiday ,-)12:25
HrdwrBoBor #ubuntu12:25
Nafalloblack_: #ubuntu probably :-)12:25
HrdwrBoBthis isn't a support channel12:25
black_ok12:25
black_sorry12:25
black_you are rigth12:25
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mvoogra: it looks like it's my router ... I'm too tired to look into it right now12:26
elmojbailey: done12:26
ogramvo, for me the DSLAM in the headend died again it seems... 12:26
jbaileyelmo: Thanks.12:26
mvoogra: again? didn't it died last week?12:27
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ogramvo, apparently its still not fixed completely... the line drops once every two days for some hours...12:27
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\shgood night gentlemen :)12:30
mvo\sh_away: good night12:30
ogranight \sh 12:30
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mdz *    GDMflexiserver - run a flexible server12:35
mdz *    (c)2001 Queen of England12:35
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mdzI didn't know her majesty had contributed to gdm12:35
ogralol12:37
Lathiathaha12:37
Keybukthe gdm author is nuts12:38
KeybukI figured he was 12 from his changelog entries12:38
Keybukbut he's actually a 50yo college professor or something12:38
carlosmvo, pong12:38
mvocarlos: I wanted to ask about the synaptic pot-file changes (only one per directoty), but that can wait until tomorrow12:40
carlosmvo, ok12:40
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robitaillemdz,  maybe gdm was partly written by someone working for the english government?  At work, whatever I code for the Canadian government is also copyright by the crown, i.e, the queen of england12:41
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robtaylormm. i get bus errors in gtk today, is that known about?12:45
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jdubKeybuk: george is our age (but no longer maintains gdm)12:48
jdubKeybuk: he's also a crazy czech12:48
jdubdeeply, deeply crazy12:48
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mdzKamion: weird, just switching to vt1 and back before shutdown makes everything work for me12:58
mdzBenC: around?12:58
mdzBenC: I need a kernel perspective on this vt switching issue on the live CD12:59
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=== lamont__ wonders if there is a delayed-upload queue for ubuntu anywhere...
lamont__and I bet the answer is "no"01:26
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mdzKamion: what is happening in my case is that it is ending up on vt2 rather than vt101:40
mdzI sort of suspect a race between X and gdm both trying to go back to the old vt01:41
mdzgdm tries to switch to vt1 and succeeds, but I am on vt2 when the smoke clears01:41
mdzvt2 is the console used for the boot process because vt1 is mangled by bterm01:42
mdzswitching to vt1 before starting X would be a workaround01:42
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mdzI think X might need the same treatment I gave usplash, to avoid going back to the old vt if it's been changed by the user since starting01:46
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jdubha ha01:54
jdubsomeone's got their RT replying to ubuntu-users01:55
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ograyay, no overflowed edubuntu CDs anymore and a empty report :)02:26
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bddebianogra: Nice02:27
ograyup02:28
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bddebianelmo: you around?02:36
elmokind of02:36
bddebianDo you know if you have my key already or do I need to mail keyring?02:37
elmomail to keyring02:39
bddebianOK, thx02:39
bddebianDone02:40
desrtit's comical how non-functional freenode is02:40
bddebiandesrt: ?02:41
desrtit's blocking me from sending private /msg's02:41
ogradesrt, register02:41
bddebianIs your nick registered?02:41
desrtbecause privmgs spam has become a problem02:41
desrtno.  it's not.02:41
Lathiatyou ened to register with nickserv02:41
Lathiatand you can set unfiltered on to receive messages from non-registered users02:41
Lathiatdesrt: and to be honest, every network has the same problem, its a shame its apparently gotten so bad they had to go this far02:42
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=== Lathiat used to run a 400 users network that had enough trouble to keep him busy...
=== desrt gets spammed on freenode every 12 seconds by lilo and his ever-changing hostmask crack of the day
Lathiatbags nto running a 25,000 user network02:42
desrtyou just can't /ignore that guy02:42
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bddebianhehe02:43
desrtthe ignore is good for like 2 and a half minutes until he comes up with a new standard hostmask format02:43
Lathiathis hostmask is pretty constant, ti did change recently02:43
Lathiatanyway off to uni i go02:44
desrtLathiat; cheers02:44
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bddebianDamnit, now why doesn't tagcoll show up in the archive?02:46
bddebianSources shows 1.3-1 and the buildlogs are OK but the binaries are still 0.99 ??02:48
Lathiatbddebian: how long since it built? takes a bit of time for things to go through you know02:48
bddebian21:2202:50
bddebianMaybe it's just because I annoyed elmo today? :-)02:52
ogradid you ?02:53
bddebianI think a little.  But they were all valid sync requests afaict.  Though I am disappointed with regina-normal.02:53
bddebianHmm, same for stellarium but I don't even see the -3 buildlogs for stellarium.02:59
bddebianlamont: ping02:59
bddebianDamn I hate this time of day03:01
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bddebianThere is a bug on Malone (2077) requesting an update of libdv which is in main.  Before I get in trouble again, how should this be handled?03:24
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bddebianSame for lirc03:25
mjg59http://lists.userlinux.com/pipermail/discuss/2005-September/007376.html is fun03:28
mjg59No idea why it ended up on the Userlinux list03:28
mjg59(Userlinux summary: Still no userlinux)03:28
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bddebianHeh03:30
jdubdaniels: ping03:33
danielsjdub: represent03:34
jdubdaniels: dude, my i855crt stuff still isn't working right03:34
jdubi get hideous colours on my vga output03:35
danielsdefine 'hideous colours'03:35
mjg59jdub: Uhm, yeah, that actually seems to be usplash03:35
danielsand when did it stop 'working right'?03:35
danielsoh, sweet, SEP03:35
jdubdaniels: long before guadec03:35
mjg59Oh, maybe not, then03:35
mjg59Hurrah. Not my fault.03:35
jdubdaniels: because i talked to you about it then, too03:35
danielsjdub: my powers of recall are weak03:35
jdubthough it appeared to be some strange interaction with a second screen then03:35
mjg59daniels: I get it too - switch to CRT out and the background colours are psychadelic03:36
jdubhideous colours == washed out, psychadelic, rainbow, etc.03:36
jdub(means i can't use my laptop for presentations)03:37
danielswow, sweet03:37
mjg59daniels: Test on your X4003:37
danielsi think I have an idea of what that might be03:37
mjg59I'm not using i855crt any more, and it still happens03:37
danielsmjg59: not using i855crt -> dual head defined in xorg.conf?03:38
mjg59daniels: No03:38
mjg59daniels: Hitting fn+f703:38
mjg59The BIOS does the switch now03:38
jdubmine doesn't do that03:38
mjg59jdub: Yours should do03:39
jdubdaniels: is it configuration fixable?03:39
jdubmjg59: nein03:39
jdubfn-f8 on mine, doesn't do anything03:39
mjg59jdub: Uhm. It's worked fine for me on previous X300s.03:39
jdubmaybe if i've been abusing i855crt it won't work?03:40
mjg59Hm. Possible.03:40
mjg59jdub: You've seen that weird Tom Lord email on userlinux-discuss?03:40
jdubyeah03:41
jdubfunny03:41
bob2no03:41
bob2echan03:41
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jdubi should probably get a move on03:43
jdubmjg59: nm/nm-applet doesn't survive sleep03:43
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jduband of course, restarting nm means restarting dbus03:44
mjg59jdub: nm? Nothing to do with me, I'm afraid03:44
jdubwhich is VERBOTEN03:44
jdubmjg59: no, but you may have insight to help fix it03:44
mjg59But the version in the archive survives fine here03:44
jdub *** 0.4.1+cvs20050817-1 003:44
jdub        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status03:44
jdub     0.4.1+cvs20050618-3 003:44
jdub        500 http://archive.ubuntu.com breezy/universe Packages03:44
jdub03:44
jdubhmm03:44
jdubmust have newer from j^03:45
mjg59Yeah, I have the archive one03:45
mjg59Which occasionally disconnects me from the world, but other than that seems to work03:45
mjg59Also, you should play with gnome-power-manager03:45
jdubi did a bit03:45
danielsmaybe it's time for another pull from HEAD, because fn+f7 is okay here03:46
jdubbut a while back03:46
jdubok, gotta go03:46
danielsjdub: wait03:47
danielsjdub: i demand to know the version of xserver-xorg-driver-i81003:47
jdubmjg59: oh!03:47
jdubmjg59: it is because i am on my base station03:47
mjg59daniels: Hmm. Yeah, it's ok here too now.03:47
jdubmjg59: and it seems to break all of that03:47
jdubdaniels: 6.8.2-5603:47
jdubmjg59: it doesn't do anything when i press sleep, either03:48
mjg59jdub: On the dock? Suck.03:48
mjg59I don't /remember/ that being a problem03:48
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danielsokay, so i855crt is broken, but fn+f7 is okay03:49
danielsi *think* I know what this is03:49
jdubmjg59: can i help through figuring out dock stuff?03:49
danielssweet jesus03:53
mjg59jdub: Hm. Running the latest kernel?03:53
jdublatest breezy bits03:53
mjg59Can you grab http://free.linux.hp.com/~awilliam/acpi/dev_acpi/dev_acpi-20041026.tar.bz2 and build the userspace stuff03:53
mjg59Then run eventwatch03:54
mjg59Wait for the initial splurge to die down, then try pressing keys and see if anything gets generated03:54
mjg59You know what the best thing about having had no mail today is?03:55
mjg59I haven't got a new bug yet03:55
danielsright, i855-crt is out of sync with the new pipe handling code03:56
jdubhrm, how do i get a modules/*/build directory again?03:56
danielstbh, I have no desire to fix it, since fn-fX should work and work better03:56
mjg59jdub: You shouldn't need one03:56
mjg59Just do make eventwatch03:57
jdubyeah, it wants dev_acpi built03:57
mjg59Nngh03:58
mjg59Hack teh makefile03:58
mjg59Or install linux-headers-`uname -r`03:58
jdubnono, it *really* wants dev_acpi03:58
jdub#include "dev_acpi.h"03:58
jdub#define DEVICE "/dev/acpi"03:58
mjg59jdub: Yeah. That's fine, but it doesn't need it *built*03:59
mjg59dev_acpi is in the kernel03:59
jdubhrm03:59
jdubhrm04:00
jdubeventwatch.c:36:27: error: acpi/acconfig.h: No such file or directory eventwatch.c:37:33: error: acpi/platform/acenv.h: No such file or directory04:00
jdubyeah, need headers04:00
mjg59Hngh.04:01
mjg59Right.04:01
jdubdum de dum04:01
danielsi need to turn more xorg problems into acpi problems04:01
jdubdaniels: there's still an i855crt problem!04:02
danielsjdub: fuck i855crt04:02
jdubheh04:02
danielsjdub: it's a really nasty hack04:02
jdubie. once fn-f8 works, you don't care?04:02
danielsyeah04:02
jdubok04:02
danielsbecause fn-f7 works here04:02
mjg59We mostly needed i855crt because the BIOS stuff was broken in older i810 driver code04:02
mjg59Now it has more int10 goodness!04:03
danielskeeping the i855crt codebase painfully in sync with the i810 driver is not my idea of a good time04:03
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danielsmjg59: don't make me quote you on that04:03
mjg59daniels: You can't see my facial expression04:03
jdubsec04:03
jdubcab04:03
jdubwill do rest on the way ;)04:03
mjg59Heh04:04
mjg59See you04:04
danielsmjg59: la la la la I'm not listening04:04
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bddebianheh04:06
jdubmjg59: ping04:07
jdubeh04:07
jdubslow04:07
jdubmjg59: nothgng when ipess keys04:07
jdubstill in dock04:08
jdubin cab04:08
jdubping anyone?04:09
desrtpong?04:10
bob2mjg59 may be looking for more whiskey to ease the int10 pain04:10
jdubah thanks04:10
jdubyay gprs04:11
jdubboo mjg59 04:11
mjg59jdub: Hm.04:11
jdubheh04:11
mjg59jdub: Fn+escape doesn't produce anything?04:11
jdubmy volume things work04:11
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jdubfn-esc is suspend, doesn't work04:11
mjg59And nothing in eventwatch?04:12
jdubno output04:12
mjg59Gah04:12
mjg59No idea, I'm afraid04:12
jdubanything else that gets output?04:12
jdubclosing lid doesn't04:12
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mjg59Does closing the lid lock the screen?04:12
jdubno04:12
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jdubwill reboot in dock to make sure04:14
danielsyay acpi broken04:14
bob2this with your x1?04:14
mjg59jdub: Ok. Does pressing the sleep key cause interrupt 9 to increment?04:14
jdubhold on04:14
jdubeventmode is in D state04:14
jdubbob2: x30004:14
jdubcan't kill it04:15
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jduber, eventwatch04:16
jdubrebooting04:16
marcin_anthi all04:23
marcin_antcould someone tell me why nautilus-sendto on breezy doesn't have bluetooth support?04:24
marcin_antis this unstable or something? or just it compiled without bluetooth and no one cares?04:25
ajmitchbluez-utils was only recently promoted to main04:25
ajmitchdoes the nautilus-sendto code depend on gnome-bluetooth?04:25
marcin_antajmitch, the thing is that nautilus-sendto depends on gnome-bluetooth04:25
shackanit does04:25
marcin_antand it doesn't compile with bt support because there is no gnome-bluetooth.pc file in gnome-bluetooth package04:26
ajmitchand gnome-bluetooth is in universe04:26
marcin_ant(propably it requires some gnome-bluetooth headers or something)04:26
ajmitchI don't believe it's being promoted to main, as it's quite late in the cycle04:26
jsgotangcowhy not? its just not going into our feature04:27
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=== shackan was supposed to write a gnome-bluetooth replacement this summer...
marcin_antso because gnome-bluetooth is not in main repository then you don't have bt support in nautilus-sendto?04:28
ajmitchmarcin_ant: didn't you say that nautilus-sendto required gnome-bluetooth to compile?04:28
marcin_antit requires to compile BT plugin04:29
ajmitchright, so as it stands now, we won't have it04:29
shackanit's optional, it has also email and IM plugins afaik04:29
ajmitchthat decision may change04:29
shackanuntil when may this change ?04:30
marcin_antajmitch, so it pretty sucks that you don't include pretty nice feature to your package only because you don't like it's dependency04:30
marcin_antajmitch, and in fact I could understant this04:31
marcin_antajmitch, but then it could be nice to have something like nautilus-sendto-bluetoothplugin package in universe 04:31
ajmitchmarcin_ant: yes, and that could be possible04:31
shackansad to admit it's partially my fault04:32
Lathiatit would have to be a separate source package, however04:32
ajmitchsomething similar was done with php4 packaging04:32
Lathiatand gstreamer-plugins04:32
ajmitchI'd like to see it, as I've got some bluetooth devices04:32
shackanajmitch, I was the student assigned to bluetooth support04:32
ajmitchshackan: ah right04:33
marcin_antajmitch, another thing that bluetooth support is on top of breezy goals in wiki...04:33
shackan(for that Google thingie)04:33
Lathiatshackan: were you not able to complete it?04:33
ajmitchmarcin_ant: yes, and feature freeze began last month - things not ready by then didn't make it in04:33
shackanspent time writing the dbus bluetooth daemon from scratch04:33
ajmitchshackan: ouch :)04:33
shackanyou bet04:34
marcin_antshackan, and what it gives to end user?04:34
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marcin_antshackan, for example I wish to have pretty simple feature from my k700i cell phone in ubuntu04:34
marcin_antshackan, this feature is an access to files stored on my phone via bluetooth and ftp protocol04:35
marcin_antshackan, in windows I got shortcut in windows-explorer (bluetooth places) and I can copy/move/remove files just like on ftp account04:35
mdzdaniels: what is the ATI driver/DRI version mismatch that was mentioned in the colony 4 thread04:35
mdz?04:35
shackanto the programmer, it gives an easier api to handle those devices than the actual low level bluez, and a clear separation of the core stuff from the gui tools, so we can have a Gtk gui and a Qt one without changing the underlying stuff04:36
marcin_antshackan, is there a chance to have this functionality with nautilus? obex/ftp protocol?04:36
shackanmarcin_ant, you ever tries the obexftp gnome-vfs module ?04:36
shackan*tried04:36
marcin_antshackan, no I use gnome-obex-send and gnome-obex-server04:37
mdzdaniels: never mind, saw the bug04:37
marcin_antshackan, is this the same?04:37
shackanmarcin_ant, what you mention is gnome-bluetooth, which is very limited right now04:37
danielsmdz: i have the fix (new l-r-m with the nvidia and fglrx stuff) in hand, just need a couple of people to get back to me on nvidia legacy stuff04:38
marcin_antshackan, apt-getting obexftp04:38
Lathiatdaniels: will do so this afternoon04:38
Lathiatdaniels: however, im fairly sure its the kernel driver that has a cry given it has the pci ids and writes in dmesg04:38
ajmitchmarcin_ant: understood, I have the same model phone beside me on the desk :)04:38
ajmitchdaniels: how legacy do you need?04:39
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danielsajmitch: not supported by the current driver04:39
marcin_antajmitch, nice :)04:39
danielsajmitch: perfect!04:39
marcin_antajmitch, and how you transfer files to and from this phone?04:39
danielsajmitch: could you please try to modprobe nvidia from the current version (7667 or 7674, the former is in l-r-m) and tell me if the kernel driver bombs or not?04:39
shackanobex ftp is just a cli program, like your command line ftp, more or less ( only that directory listing is formatted and xml-like format :) I don't know if there's a package for the vfs module ( I haven't tried it anyway, just studied its source code )04:39
ajmitchdaniels: I'll have to do it later, since it's my home box, running 2.6.12-604:40
ajmitchand all I can say at the moment is that it works on that kernel04:40
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marcin_antshackan, right - I cannot see obexftp gnome-vfs package too04:41
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danielsajmitch: sure04:42
danielsajmitch: okay, thanks04:42
marcin_antanyway it could be nice have two things in ubuntu 1. nautilus-sendto with BT support04:42
shackanI wanted to do that, but run out of time with other things04:42
marcin_antand 2. some gui tool to scan bt neighbourhood, and scan available services and for example mount obexftp device as yet another 'drive'04:43
shackanah, that one can be done04:43
shackanI'm already on it actually04:43
shackanonly the 'mount' part is missing04:43
marcin_antof course propably support for com ports via BT and gprs connectivity is more important04:44
marcin_antbut I could say that support for syncml via bluetooth in evolution is important too04:45
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marcin_antshackan, I know how to scan devices with gnome-bluetooth manager - but it doesn't show available services04:46
shackanhttp://shackan.altervista.org/service_panel.png04:46
shackantake a look04:46
marcin_antshackan, and I can scan these services with cli tools04:46
shackanI know04:46
marcin_antshackan, but I don't know how to mount this obexftp device...04:47
shackanI had to do that without cli tools04:47
shackanand I relegated all the low level stuff to my daemon now04:47
marcin_antshackan, is this bluetooth browser available somewhere?04:47
shackanyes, but installation of gui and daemon is a but cumbersome now, since I didn't have time to write the debs04:49
marcin_antshackan, (btw I know that I shouldn't talk about it out loud but today I installed SP2 on my XP box and MS drivers for MSI6967 BT dongle... really great stuff, good and intuitive UI)04:49
ajmitchshackan: hand the deb creation to MOTUs who might have some spare time for it04:50
marcin_antshackan, any repository? cvs/svn?04:50
ajmitchshackan: no guarantees of getting in, but we'll try :)04:50
shackanif you convince my menthor to give me the money I can continue development :)04:50
shackanmarcin_ant, http://svn.berlios.de/viewcvs/bluetool/trunk/ but I discourage you to checkout04:51
marcin_antshackan, btw did you get money from google? (just courious)04:51
shackanof course not04:51
marcin_antshackan, of course not yet or of course not because it didn't qualify to get money?04:52
shackanseems I've worked two months 24/7 for free (anyway, I'm getting OT)04:52
marcin_antin fact I think that this SoC thing is pretty strange - a lot of PR on start04:53
marcin_antand then it is absolutely quiet...04:53
shackanit couldn't get production level stuff by 1st september, and apparently unlike other google projects couldn't continue it after deadline04:53
marcin_antshackan, I see04:54
marcin_antshackan, btw where are you from? italy?04:55
shackananyway I wish I hadn't written 14000 lines of code for nothing, but mine its just a rant04:55
shackanyes, italy04:55
wasabiFor nothing?04:55
wasabiYou have 14,000 lines of code. That's not nothing.04:55
shackanwasabi, they dont pay the rent04:55
marcin_antwasabi, you cannot give this code at shop for food ;)04:56
mjg59shackan: There was a deadline. That's the way the world works.04:56
marcin_antI wonder if there is some bounty available from canonical for further development on this BT project04:59
mjg59marcin_ant: It's quite likely that there will be. Bluetooth support on the desktop is greatly lacking.05:00
shackanthat's not the point, today I found out with my menthor that if I had spoken earlier about my being late on schedule they could have let me through, but since I'm bloody dumbass and I was aiming too high even hoping to get it on time...05:00
jsgotangcomarcin_ant, its in the wiki BreezyBounties05:00
marcin_antjsgotangco, sure but as google bounty05:00
jsgotangcoah05:00
jsgotangco14,000 lines of code can still be used for Breezy +105:01
marcin_antand in fact I'm not interested since it is too difficult for me - but I would like to work on calendarsynchronization bounty05:01
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marcin_antanyway does anyone here know something about money from canonical?05:02
bob2it tastes better than regular money05:03
shackanjsgotangco, they can be used for what you want, you can also print them and use it as toilet paper as far as I'm concerned, I got the good news today and I don't care anymore about what will come of that05:03
marcin_ant shackan, could get 4500 from google - and propably canonical bounties are not so high05:03
mjg59marcin_ant: The right way to work on the calendar synchronisation stuff is to get involved in opensync05:03
shackanuhm, "good news" was ironical of course05:03
mjg59marcin_ant: If there is any more money, already having written some code will make it much more likely that you'll be picked05:03
shackanmarcin_ant, seems I can't get google money anymore05:03
shackanbut, again, I'm getting OT here05:04
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marcin_antmjg59, well the thing is that calendar synchronization is breezy bounty (related with opensync and evo) and it is propably gnome bounty (novell)05:05
marcin_antmjg59, (but I'm not sure if it is still available)05:05
mjg59marcin_ant: As a summer of code bounty? No. But as an Ubuntu one, almost certainly05:06
marcin_antmjg59, I've been talking with jbailey about it some time ago and I thing that problem is that propably no one knows what is this goal about05:06
mjg59marcin_ant: Basically, make opensync work05:06
marcin_antmjg59, no CalendarSynchonization wasn't google bounty05:07
ajmitchopensync packages will be built for debian real soon now, according to their list05:07
mjg59marcin_ant: Get opensync into a state where it supports syncml, whatever protocol it is that WinCE uses, and PalmOS05:07
Lathiatfunky05:07
Lathiatopensync is looking good05:07
shackanI didn't have anything about calendar synchronization05:07
Lathiatirmc would be nice too05:07
ajmitchLathiat: yeah, I've been on their list watching since it started up05:07
mjg59And can synchronise all of those against Evo05:07
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marcin_antmjg59, syncml synchronization is one thing05:08
marcin_antmjg59, and this bounty http://www.gnome.org/bounties/Calendar.html#127538 is propably a little different05:08
mjg59Yes, that's quite different05:09
mjg59Though it could probably be done via opensync05:09
marcin_antmjg59, and afaik there are two different ideas - ical and caldav05:09
mjg59marcin_ant: Yeah. They're not what the Ubuntu bounty is about.05:09
marcin_antmjg59, well true05:09
marcin_antmjg59, the only thing is to write plugins to opensync05:10
shackanbah, its 5:10 am anyway05:11
marcin_antmjg59, anyway I need to go to bed05:11
mjg59marcin_ant: And integrate into the desktop05:11
marcin_antshackan, hehe we are in the same time zone ;)05:11
shackan:)05:11
shackanyou from?05:11
marcin_antshackan, and we should better go to sleep05:11
marcin_antshackan, Poland05:11
shackanbah, I've coded until 5am for two months05:12
shackanit's hard to regain regular sleeping habits05:12
marcin_antshackan, I usually goto bed at 4 am... coding at night ;)05:12
shackanmoreover, disappointment for being fired today took my appetite and sleep far far away05:13
shackanbut we're OT again...05:13
mptshackan needs a hug05:13
=== shackan needs just money
mptwell, yeah, that too05:14
bob2I bet mpt is good at both05:14
=== marcin_ant needs money too
marcin_antso we need to launch #ubuntu-money channel :)05:14
mptbob2: Sweet-talking will get you nowhere05:14
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danielsmjg59: oh, by the way05:16
danielsmjg59: there should be a new shiny interesting option in i810-land for you, I think05:16
bob2what is fn-f3 supporsed to do, anyway?05:17
mjg59daniels: Mmm?05:17
danielsmjg59: ah, nevermind05:17
mjg59Damnit, don't tempt me like that05:17
danielsneed to harass alanh to commit vesa-mode-table-rewriting05:18
mjg59Nnngh.05:18
mjg59Yes.05:18
mjg59It *works*05:18
mjg59Pls provide code k thx bi05:18
danielshe05:20
danielsh05:20
danielsi'll ask him today05:20
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danielsi swear if anyone else bzip2s a Xorg.0.log, I'm going to explode05:44
HrdwrBoBlol05:44
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Lathiatdaniels: .. ?05:48
dilingeractually, scratch that.  cpuinfo claims it supports mmx05:48
Lathiatdaniels: uh, why?05:50
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danielsLathiat: because it's a pain in the arse for me to look at the log05:52
danielsLathiat: it's a false economy, since all you save is like 50kB, and attachments aren't mailed out to people05:52
Lathiatheh05:52
Lathiatwell uh05:52
Lathiati'll rzip my next one 05:52
Lathiat:)05:52
danielsdon't compress it at all05:54
danielsjust attach05:54
mjg59I'll pad it with nulls05:56
danielsmjg59: i know you do it because you care05:57
bddebianmjg59: :-)05:57
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bur[n] erwould a nautilus bug be pertinent for ubuntu bugs or should I go straight to gnome's bugzilla?  it's just sftp:// crash happy, even in 2.1206:05
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desrtFailed to fetch http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/universe/source/Sources.gz  MD5Sum mismatch06:08
desrtO_o06:08
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robitaillebur[n] er,  depends; do you think it is an ubuntu-specific bug, or gnome specific.  If you're not sure, just fill up a bugzilla bug report.06:10
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=== bur[n] er isn't sure... thanks robitaille (as a side note, luc robitaille was a great hockey player for the kings ages ago)
lamontbddebian: pong06:20
bddebianDoh, how'd I know you'd pong when I was going to bed.. :-)06:21
bddebianlamont: Is ctsim and/or stellarium hung up?06:22
robitaillebur[n] er,  he still plays for them last time I heard.   06:23
lamontuniverse/science/stellarium_0.6.2-3ubuntu1: Dep-Wait by buildd+king [optional:out-of-date] 06:24
lamont  Dependencies: xlibmesa-gl-dev06:24
lamontbddebian: so is that something that's fixed and clearing will help?06:24
bddebianWell I had elmo sync -3 from Debian, then -3ubuntu1 should fix the xlibmesa-gl-dev dep..06:25
lamontok06:25
lamontbddebian: cleared06:26
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bddebianKick-ass, thanks lamont Did ctsim even show up.06:26
bddebianWhoops, sorry, nm06:26
lamontit's marked installed...06:26
bddebianHmm, OK.  Thanks again.  Gnight06:26
crimsunargh06:28
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BurgundaviaKamion, thanks for the hint06:51
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fabbionemorning07:04
ajmitchmorning fabbione 07:07
fabbionedesrt: sorry that i had to go away so fast yesterday07:12
fabbionewhat were you looking for?07:13
desrtfabbione; patch testing :P07:13
desrtit's damned difficult to find someone with an acpi laptop and a few spare minutes07:13
fabbionei have a laptop, but it's very old...07:14
desrtit's ok07:15
desrtmartin will probably be awake soon07:15
desrtthen he can deal with it :P07:15
fabbioneok :)07:16
desrtit's sort of a shame that the lot of us own powerbooks/ibooks :P07:17
fabbionedesrt: i am planning to buy one soon07:17
danielsjust get an x4007:17
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fabbionedaniels: no.. i want a powerbook07:17
fabbionei need something != i386 | m68k07:18
desrtfabbione; i tried to get mjg59 to buy me one.  i was too late though :(07:18
fabbionedesrt: don't be upset ... plenty of people didn't get one.. me included07:19
=== desrt starting to become a little disenfranchised with apple lately
danielsfabbione: ... why?07:20
fabbionedaniels: because i have like 8 i386 at home...07:20
fabbionei want something that's not i38607:20
desrtget a tadpole :)07:20
fabbionenew arch .. new problems .. new challenges07:21
danielsgetting other architectures at home would seem to be a better solution07:21
danielssince you always have other machines to use at home when something goes arong07:21
danielswrong, even07:21
danielsnot so on the road07:21
danielsand i386 is the only way to get a laptop that's both reliable and not shit07:21
fabbionedaniels: the same way i fix i386, i can fix ppc07:21
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PlutoPrimeI'm on a pentium m laptop right now07:22
fabbionedaniels: if the hw breaks down, there is not much you can do anyway07:22
bur[n] eras much as i prefer amd, pentium m's are the best... good battery life & speed & temp & fan noise is low07:23
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PlutoPrimeI was watching the cpu-step meter and watching a movie full screen was stuck at 600mhz which I found impressive... glad the desktop x86 is getting speed-step07:24
PlutoPrimesave a lot of power and noise07:24
pittiGood morning07:25
danielspitti: morning07:25
desrtpitti; word.07:25
Chipzzfabbione: I have sparc and pa-risc here :P07:25
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Chipzzand an m68k xterm07:25
danielsi have our three supported architectures here, so I'm happy07:26
Chipzz(as a matter of fact of have more running non-i386 than running i386 :)07:26
daniels(i386 laptop, amd64 desktop, powerpc desktop machine that's not used as a desktop, sparc that just runs sid)07:26
Chipzzoh and an arm (I think) linksys accesspoint :)07:27
Chipzzif that counts07:27
Chipzz(it runs linux though :P)07:28
fabbionedaniels: i only have i386/sparc/m68k... hence the need to add a ppc07:28
fabbioneChipzz: hppa and ia64 will come soon i hope07:28
Treenaksdaniels: PCIE ATI cards not having DRI is a known bug?07:28
danielsfabbione: don't forget amd6407:28
Chipzzfabbione: I think I should be able to obtain an alpha07:28
fabbionedaniels: yeah.. one thing at a time :)07:29
danielsTreenaks: yeah, we don't have PCIE support in the DRM, which sucks07:29
Chipzzm68k/ppc should be easy07:29
desrtdaniels; did you get a chance to test that patch?07:29
Treenaksdaniels: ok07:29
fabbioneChipzz: eh.. alpha has been donated to me, but it never arrived here :(07:29
ChipzzI think the hardest would be mips and mipsel07:29
danielsdesrt: no, not yet07:30
ChipzzI had the chance to buy and SGI once, but I didn't have the money back then :/07:30
fabbioneChipzz: ps2 has mips07:30
danielsmips and mipsel don't even really work anyway07:30
pittijdub: is your double CD-ROM problem solved in gnome-vfs2 2.12.0-0ubuntu1?07:30
fabbionehey pitti07:30
pittiHi my dear fabbione! :-)07:31
fabbionepitti: i think you forgot to forward the patch in attachment to BenC07:31
Chipzzdaniels: well there are buildd's for them, so I suppose they do... ;P07:31
desrtpitti; there's some acpid loving for you in bugzilla07:31
pittifabbione: uh, did I?07:31
fabbionepitti: anyway the agreement is that i will do hoary and he will do breezy07:31
fabbionepitti: it looks like..07:31
pittifabbione: ok, I send him the patch07:31
pittidesrt: cool! I do that immediately after preview07:31
Chipzzhmmm s39007:31
Chipzzwhat's that even?07:32
desrtpitti; might want to wait for some testing, actually...07:32
desrtpitti; so far, completely untested :P07:32
Chipzzfabbione: as the main processor or as a coprocessor?07:32
danielsChipzz: yes, but that's no great metric.  all of the mipsel binaries uploaded during a two or three-month period once were completely broken.07:33
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fabbioneChipzz: main afaik07:33
fabbioneChipzz: i have a ps2 here, but no money to buy the linux kit07:33
danielsChipzz: and the toolchain breaks so frequently on mips* that you're lucky if half the archive builds.  look at the built-package stats for them.07:33
Chipzzdaniels: well that's the toolchain, not linux itself ;P07:33
danielsChipzz: s390 is a mainframe, you don't want that07:33
Chipzz*g*07:34
Chipzzdaniels: weird, as a lot of textbooks take mips as the example to explain computer (processor) architecture07:35
danielsChipzz: yes, and a lot of people use modular kernels as a nice computer science example in academia.07:35
Chipzz"Computer Architecture - A Quantitative Approac" which is laying next to my bed does, for example07:35
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Chipzzdaniels: good point :)07:36
jdubpitti: looks good to me07:43
pittijdub: yay07:44
PlutoPrimeI was wondering is hal 0.54 going to make it to breezy?07:47
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pittiPlutoPrime: probably not, I rather backport now08:07
jdubogra: when will xscreensaver get s/Someone else.../Switch user.../ ? :)08:11
bob2is that picture of me going to last in to the final release of breezy?08:12
jdubno, ogra's asked for new images08:12
bob2dang08:12
jsgotangcolol08:13
tritiumdaniels: got a minute?08:13
Treenakspicture of bob2?!08:14
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Nafallo/note to self: _sleep_ in the nights, be _awake_ in daytime08:14
NafalloTreenaks: apt-get install gnome-screensaver ;-)08:15
jsgotangcoTreenaks, yeah, you'll see bob2, chmj and jdub08:15
TreenaksNafallo: unless you're planning on migrating to the other side of the planet08:15
Treenaksjsgotangco: *eep*08:15
fabbioneNafallo: hey.. did you get my messages from yesterday?08:15
jsgotangcothat was probably taken after the smackdown in UDU08:15
Treenaksjsgotangco: I want UBZ :)08:15
bob2I look too concious for it to be UDU08:15
Nafallofabbione: mplayer? yepp. uploaded some hour or so after that.08:16
fabbioneNafallo: ok08:16
Nafallo* The "fabbione told me to..." release.08:16
Nafallo:-)08:16
fabbioneoh yeah i see it now08:16
fabbionei missed the mail to -changes08:16
Nafallohmm, evo needs hilight-support then ;-)08:17
TreenaksAre there python-bindings for the plugin layer yet?08:17
Nafallohmm, I'll have to find my coffeine-pills08:18
TreenaksNafallo: whoa, that's strong coffee then08:19
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NafalloTreenaks: 200mg should do ;-)08:19
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bob2I'm not sure if it's creepier that you remember it or that I do08:21
danielstritium: sort of08:23
danielstritium: what's up?08:23
danielsjsgotangco: i think jbailey's in that picture too08:23
jdubi thought it was mvo08:24
danielsoh yeah08:24
danielsyeah, it is08:24
danielsi started off thinking it was jbailey and ended up with probably-mvo08:24
tritiumdaniels: I'm testing a Toshiba Tecra A2.  Blacklisting evdev restores speed/tapping to my touchpad (re: #14480)08:24
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Nafallomarilize: hi! what's the status on the 400 CDs? are they sent?08:25
danielstritium: hrm.  and you've got xorg-driver-synaptics 0.14.3+revertedto+0.13.6-0ubuntu1 installed?08:25
danielstritium: if so, then I'll cheerfully declare it a kernel bug and move on with my life08:26
tritiumdaniels: let me verify that...08:26
niranwow. if i scroll gedit too fast, it crashes. fun.08:26
jsgotangcoi still have 0.14.3-1ubuntu108:27
tritiumdaniels: no, 0.14.3-1ubuntu108:28
danielshrm, 'sec08:30
tritiumsure08:31
danielsokay, new version uploaded that should fix -0ubuntu1's FTBFS :P08:32
tritiumokay08:33
jsgotangcok we'll just wait08:33
marilizeNafallo: Hi, email address you placed the order with?08:33
tritiumthanks, daniels 08:33
tritiumI'll try that, and not blacklist evdev08:34
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tritiumhey dholbach :)08:36
dholbachgood morning08:36
dholbachhey michael08:36
daniels;win 3808:36
dholbachhey daniel :)08:36
Nafallomarilize: nafallo@magicalforest.se for SFD08:36
Mithrandir\sh_away: pong08:37
Nafallomarilize: so if they are not sent, there is not much point in doing so :-P08:37
dholbachmorning tollef08:37
jsgotangcoNafallo, burn 'em!08:37
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Nafallojsgotangco: 400 CDs on a laptop? :-P08:38
jsgotangcooh08:38
jsgotangcoyou can start now08:38
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Nafallowe do have 100 copies of TheOpenCD :-P08:39
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NafalloMithrandir: ey! :-)08:39
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marilizeNafallo: you'le get if early next week, too late?08:40
Nafallomarilize: SFD is this weekend08:40
wickedpuppyhi guys does anyone here know who should i contact for bootloading ubuntu ??08:44
Treenakswickedpuppy: what do you mean?08:44
Treenakswickedpuppy: a bug in the bootloader?08:44
marilizeNafallo: I'll have to speak to Mako to see if he can do something for you....08:44
Treenakswickedpuppy: preloaded ubuntu on new systems?08:44
Nafallomarilize: send him with the cds? :-)08:46
marilizeNafallo: maybe with a rocket :)08:46
Nafallohehe08:46
jsgotangcogood luck on taking him out of boston heh08:47
Nafallojsgotangco: ;-)08:47
tritiumgood night08:48
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Nafallopitti: ? anything special on them? :-)09:04
pittiNafallo: well, if everything goes well, they become the preview isos09:05
pitti(I assume)09:05
jsgotangcohmm09:05
jsgotangcoi just rsync'ed and it works nicely09:05
Nafallopitti: yay! :-)09:05
Treenakscolony4 is broken on my old laptop09:05
Treenaksit stalls in stage2 when "Downloading 854 of 858 (0s remaining)"09:06
jsgotangcohmmm09:06
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jsgotangcothat is strange09:06
Treenakswhen running aptitude09:06
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jsgotangcoit should have been solved a few days after Colony 309:06
Treenaksjsgotangco: this is a very old/slow machine09:07
Treenaksjsgotangco: 600MHz09:07
jsgotangcowow just like my PDA09:08
jsgotangco(well almost)09:08
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ajmitchTreenaks: perhaps a re-burn is in order09:11
Treenaksajmitch: this CD worked last night on my OTHER laptop09:12
ajmitchor check the cd integrity, since I had that problem & a new cd made it all happy09:12
ajmitchthat's the other laptop :)09:12
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ajmitchsome drives don't like some cds09:12
Mithrandirmvo: it appears that the update-notifier notification isn't xinerama-aware?09:13
Treenaksajmitch: it's ancient, so it might not like this CDRW09:14
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ajmitchTreenaks: I think we should be booting off usb storage ;)09:14
Treenaksajmitch: no way09:15
Treenaksajmitch: the thing only has 1 USB port, and it's USB 1.109:15
mvoMithrandir: possible, what are the symptoms?09:15
rob^juat a quick question: does gstreamer0.8-dvd do the same job as libdvdcss/2?09:15
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bob2no09:16
Mithrandirmvo: the notification is spread across both monitors.09:16
rob^so we are still having issues with dvd playback then 09:16
rob^?09:16
Treenaksrob^: patent-wise: yes09:17
bob2yes, ubuntu cannot play encrypted dvds09:17
bob2and probably never will be able to09:17
rob^ok thanks.. just checking incase I had to change the faq09:17
ajmitchrob^: bug various governments to let us09:17
rob^(before freeze)09:17
rob^ajmitch, yeah09:17
jsgotangcostart with au09:18
jsgotangcoand the other au state09:18
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mvoMithrandir: that sounds like a bug in the notification-daemon. would you mind to file a bug?09:20
Mithrandirmvo: willdo09:21
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dholbachmorning seb128! :)09:23
mvoMithrandir: thanks09:24
pittiHi seb12809:26
pittiHey dholbach 09:26
dholbachpitti: :)09:26
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sivanghey dholbach , pitti , seb128 09:38
pittiHi sivang 09:39
dholbachhey sivang 09:39
ajmitchhi sivang 09:41
sivanghey ajmitch 09:45
sivangajmitch: 'sup ?09:45
ajmitchsivang: package fixing :)09:46
sivangajmitch: cool, I need to let someone review my gnome-applets patch, lpi is almost all over the place :)09:46
ajmitchheh09:47
sivangjdub: I've forwarded you the reply I got from my IBM contact, let me know if this helps.09:47
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pefhi09:51
ajmitchhi pef 09:51
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pittiHi carstenh 09:55
dholbachhey carstenh :)09:55
carstenhhi pitti, hi dholbach 09:55
pittiKamion: will we get a new CD set today, or shall we go and mass-test  20050906.1 as preview candidate?09:55
pittiwell, no, that would miss some gnome packages09:56
danielspitti: security releases aren't automated at the embargo date, right?10:00
pittidaniels: no10:00
danielspitti: good10:00
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mvoKamion: is it too late for http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/1972?10:05
danielstritium: cool, thanks10:08
tepsipakkihmm, should the gnome-menu-names be translatable?10:10
tepsipakkiapplications, places, system10:10
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tepsipakkiI got a complaint from a colleague (fedora-fan) that the finnish translation is not complete, but he tried hoary and I'm now testing colony4-live10:13
tepsipakkiand gnome-2.12 should have 100% complete Finnish translation..10:13
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seb128hi pitti dholbach sivang mvo etc 10:23
dholbachhehe :)10:23
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seb128mdz: around?10:27
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mdzseb128: yes10:30
seb128mdz: gnumeric is not technically a part of GNOME but could we update from 1.5.4 to 1.5.5? Or after preview?10:31
mdzseb128: but only for a short                     10:31
mdztime10:31
mdzseb128: after preview, yes10:32
seb128mdz: btw we have GNOME 2.12.0 now, everything is uploaded10:32
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seb128k, thanks10:32
pittiseb128: you rock10:33
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mdzseb128: excellent10:33
danielsKamion: damn your ability to discern the difference between the numbers 8 and 010:33
infinityseb128 : Poke me violently if any of it isn't building.10:33
torkelseb128: is there any reason why gnome-screensaver is not compiled to look for xscreensaver hacks?10:34
mvomdz: if you have time (probably after preview) it would be nice if you could have a look at #14842 and tell me what you think about it10:34
seb128torkel: because the focus is/was GNOME 2.12 and nobody spend some work on it to figure what to do for that10:34
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:mdz] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with breezy) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion/ | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources | Colony 4 is released: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/breezy/colony-4/ | Preview blocker: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14851 | https://wiki.ubuntu.com//HelpingWithBugs | MOM/NDA producing bad diffs
seb128infinity: thanks  according to the build logs everything is fine10:35
seb128pitti, mdz: thanks :)10:35
mdzmvo: we could revert the rename10:35
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mdzmvo: it was sort of pointless10:36
seb128jamesh: ping?10:36
mvomdz: ok, that sounds good to me. shall I do that now or after preview?10:36
torkelseb128: there is a configure option for it. Rodrigo Moya added support for it in 0.0.1010:36
mdzmvo: after10:36
mvomdz: thanks10:36
seb128torkel: I know, but I'm just too busy with GNOME 2.12.0 atm to work on this 10:36
torkelseb128: k10:36
seb128torkel: xscreensaver should be splitted too10:36
seb128torkel: to make a -data package10:37
seb128but that's for after 5.1010:37
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Mezmdz: out of curiosity: seeing as breezy is already in UVF ... when can we start doing breezy backports, and will we be able to keep abckportinhg to hoary too (through direct upload or similar)10:38
seb128breezy backports ...10:38
danielsbreezy isn't even released!!10:38
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seb128what do you want to backport? there is no new distro10:38
infinityMez : Where would we backport them FROM?10:38
Mezinfinity: I'm on about after release when things start rolling for breezy +110:39
Mez(aka - after breexy+1 starts - how long is it going to take for the infrastructure to be shuffled wound ot allow backports for breexy)10:40
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Mezinfinity: did you get round to bootstrapping mono for backports yet?10:41
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dholbachinfinity: could you give gnome-cups-manager back?10:45
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sivangdholbach: are you going to work on #6224 ?10:48
seb128mdz: maybe we want to consider the patch from #14579 before preview? 10:49
infinityMez : Ugh, no.  Been too busy with breezy work, sorry.  I have an email with detailed directions in my INBOX, right?10:50
Mezshould have10:50
MezI snt it 11 days ago10:50
dholbachsivang: not yet - i'm updating a bunch of packages10:50
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slomohi... do we have someone here who can help me with cvs? :) i need to checkout a whole repository with all changes until a given date10:54
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bob2this doesn't sound like an ubuntu-development question10:54
infinitydholbach : Given back.10:55
seb128slomo: man cvs, / "-D"10:55
dholbachinfinity: thank you10:55
slomoseb128: thanks, i'll try :)10:55
ograbob2, convince elmo to close his april 1st bug to keep your pic in the screensaver :)10:58
mdzseb128: it looks mostly like refactoring. what is the substance of the change?10:58
fabbionehey mdz.. 10:59
fabbionestill awake?10:59
infinitydholbach : Dude, fast-user-switch-applet tries to install files into the base system.  BAD.10:59
infinitydholbach : See the failed build logs.10:59
mdzMez: backports for breezy should be possible in a similar timeline as uploads to breezy+110:59
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dholbachinfinity: updated it already, thanks10:59
mdzfabbione: I spoke 20 seconds before you asked, so yes ;-)11:00
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fabbionemdz: well you might as well woke up earlier than usual _P11:00
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fabbionemdz: clearly i saw you are here...just surprised about the time ;)11:00
mdzI am about to go to sleep11:00
fabbionemdz: good night11:00
mdzback in 711:01
Mezmdz: sweet - do we have a name for breezy+1 yet11:01
mdznight11:01
fabbioneMez: nonameyet11:01
Mezfabbione: :P11:01
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seb128mdz: creating new group instead of using the existant one11:05
seb128mdz: if you have several instance of the same apps (ie: opening several epiphany windows or nautilus windows), the differents windows should not use the action group11:06
ogranight mdz11:06
seb128s/the action group/the same action group/11:06
seb128mdz: is that ok if I get an approval of jamesh on the patch too?11:07
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sivangseb128: discussing lpi stuff, or other interesting GUI issues?11:14
seb128sivang: what?11:14
WaterSevenUbmvo, is it ok to remove "ubuntu" reference in PT translation of .desktop file of "hwdb-client"? Otherwise is too long: "Base de dados de dispositivos Ubuntu" I think.11:15
\shmorning11:16
ograWaterSevenUb, yup, thats ok.... 11:16
WaterSevenUbogra, thanks :)11:16
mvoWaterSevenUb: yes, it will be removed upstream anyway (right, ogra?)11:16
ograWaterSevenUb, i'll do a de-branding upload after preview anyway11:16
\shgrmpf.11:17
ajmitch\sh: good morning ;)11:19
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\shhey ajmitch 11:19
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sivangseb128: nothing sorry, I bursted into discussion. 11:28
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WaterSevenUbmvo, hhhmm.... GIMP is prepared for translation of .desktop through the POT file but that little necessary string is not translated in this file:-) The main template of GIMP is not available in Rosetta so ... one should be patient until it is or can I send an updated .po file?11:31
sivangseb128: tell me how that looks? http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/lpint/gnome-applets/ , if you need a debdiff as well, I will make one.11:31
mvocarlos: gimp is not available in rosetta?11:32
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carlosmvo, don't know, It should unless it has any problem with the automatic imports11:33
mvoWaterSevenUb: you could just update the pt.po file, does that sound ok?11:33
\shhmmm..is it normal, that evolution takes a century to realize that a network is not available anymore?11:33
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MithrandirKamion: ok to upload http://err.no/patches/siege_2.61-1_2.61-1ubuntu1_etc_siegerc_ftbfs.diff ?11:33
Lathiatevolution sucks at thigns like that11:33
seb128sivang: seems to be ok, but priority is on the CD for this week and GNOME 2.12 atm, I'll work on this later11:34
WaterSevenUbmvo, well... it sounds ok to me if sounds ok to Carlos :)11:34
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\shLathiat: any workarounds? socket timeout adjustments or something? 11:35
carlosWaterSevenUb, it's ok, Rosetta will get it with the next import11:36
Lathiat\sh: yeh use thunderbird ;p11:37
Kamionmvo: that synaptic change is post-preview now, I think11:37
mvoKamion: ok, thanks11:38
KamionMithrandir: looks like post-preview11:38
Kamiondamnit, if I paid *attention* to my live CD testbed it would help11:38
dholbachbrb11:39
MithrandirKamion: ok.11:39
Kamionpitti: I doubt this morning's CDs will be final; we may get final ones out later today11:39
pittiKamion: ok, thanks; I test them anyway to check for other issues11:39
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Kamion(the browser start page)11:40
danielsKamion: um, xorg -58 may be very, very helpful to have for preview11:40
\shLathiat: ah know...when kmail ;)11:41
Kamiondaniels: yes, doors aren't quite shut yet11:41
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\shs/know/no/ ,-)11:41
danielsKamion: okay, cool.  i think it should fix the most of these mysterious failed-to-create-config-file failures, although fucked if I know why they haven't been occurring since warty if the breakage I diagnosed is the root of all our problems (I just sledgehammer-fixed it).11:42
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\shdaniels: did u know about those xterm enhancements of SuSE? (u-bugs: #11316)11:46
daniels\sh: that's why I assigned it to you ;) i don't really care too much about it, which is why I procrastinated fixing it11:47
\shdaniels: well...he should send me those app-defaults to have a look...11:48
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danielshe did :P it's in the original submission11:48
daniels*charClass:  33:48,37:48,43:48,45-47:48,64:48,126:48,95:4811:48
\shdaniels: I know, but I'm lazy ;) I will include it and test it this afternoon..right now I'm too lazy ;)11:51
WaterSevenUbmvo, what about firefox.desktop, ok to send too?:) 11:52
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\shargl..whats up with my dsl11:54
dokomvo: the avm capi stuff doesn't work for me well. On the combined card, I get the ISDN connection, but no DSL connection11:56
sivangseb128: sure np, thanks. I'l ping you up if I do any changes to it until then. Regarding the CD - you mean testing the installer etc? 11:58
seb128cf topic11:59
pittiKamion: initrd-tools fails to install on powerpc, which yields a nasty installer error; known issue or shall I file a bug?11:59
infinityWhy is the installer installing it at all?11:59
Kamionpitti: the error message might say it's initrd-tools but it's lying11:59
Kamion(which is because the alternatives involved losing translations)12:00
pittiKamion: the log complains that usplash was not found12:00
Kamionheh12:00
Kamionok, will fix12:00
pittibut I guess that's unimportant12:00
Kamionthat probably makes it fail12:00
pittiKamion: you know the cause? or do you need any logs?12:00
pittibootstrap.log doesn't actually look bad12:01
KamionI know the cause, fixing, thanks12:01
pittiok, great12:01
danielsKamion: the xorg change, while small, localised, and obviously correct to mine eyes, hasn't been *rigorously* tested, so if you could ping me when you have images so I can test, that'd be great, thanks12:02
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jdubGOOD MORNING FREEDOM LOVERS!12:04
pittiHi jdub12:04
dholbachhey jdub 12:04
ajmitchmorning jdub 12:04
pittiit's always refreshing to see you :-)12:04
bob2jdub: plug in the webcame!12:04
ajmitcha good jolt to wake us up :)12:04
jdubbob2: ha ha12:04
jdubbob2: didn't bring it12:04
bob2jdub: bah12:05
jdubbut you are on the big screen at the sydney gnome release party :-)12:05
jdubSAY HELLO12:05
bob2jdub: I want to party vicariously12:05
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danielser, whoops, thought this was a rather different -- significantly less on-topic -- channel.  sorry. :)12:07
danielsbut my point holds.12:07
pittidaniels: "lyf"?12:07
danielspitti: ppl wot uze 4 r mre lkly 2 uze 'lyf' 212:08
lifelessrotfl12:08
pittidaniels: 4h, 1 s3312:08
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lifelessHELLO12:08
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bob2\ \ /\ / / _ \ '_ \ / __/ _` | '_ ` _ \ 12:08
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lifeless...12:08
bob2  \_/\_/ \___|_.__/ \___\__,_|_| |_| |_|12:08
daniels(what have I started.)12:08
bob212:08
pittiHi lifeless, welcome to the channel of love12:09
lifelessapparnetly :)12:09
shackanwhat's up this morning ?12:09
lifelessa party12:09
danielsfiglet12:09
dholbachGNOME 2.12 - woohoo :)12:09
shackanis it "let your 4 yo son play with the keyboard" day ?12:09
Mithrandirjdub: ENOBEER!12:09
Mithrandir(at least here)12:10
\shdholbach & seb128: congrats you rock :) 12:10
dholbach\sh: thank you :)12:10
pittiKamion: I now get a question with a list of available kernels; is that just a consequence of the second try (after the failed first attempt) or a genuine new bug?12:10
marcin_antshackan, it's propably "let your 2 yo old doughter and 12 yo old son play with the keyboard" day ;)12:10
shackangood morning marcin_ant 12:11
marcin_antshackan, yo12:11
marcin_antshackan, I'm up (at last)12:11
shackan I see12:11
pittiKamion: probably the former, so nevermind12:11
sivangOMG, daniels what the hell? :)12:12
sivangdaniels: how do you make thos big letters?12:13
JaneWbob2!12:14
bob2janew!12:14
pittisivang: figlet12:14
JaneW:)!12:14
danielsbob2: clearly, the correct reponse is /exec -o figlet janew\!12:14
bob2JaneW: better start work on your visa ;)12:14
sivanghAPPY GNOME RELEASE DAY EVERYBODY!12:14
JaneWI am, I am!12:14
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JaneWbob2: but I hear Canadian's are more welcoming of South Africans than Australians are :P12:15
JaneWbob2: and the visa form is only 2 pages long (not *11*)12:15
bob2JaneW: hey, I offered to smuggle you in a suitcase if claire gave me a round the world ticket12:15
JaneW;)12:16
bob2clearly .au is 11/2 times more awesome than canadia12:16
danielsyes, because clearly what all the Australians need is *more* time on a plane.12:16
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jdubseb128: did you see fer's releases?12:16
Mithrandirblender is warn-o-rama12:17
spayneseb128: i got the Clearlooks Metacity problem sorted12:18
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spayneogra: i got the Clearlooks Metacity problem sorted12:18
ograspayne, what wa it ?12:19
ograwas even12:19
spayneogra: I had to reinstall from Colony 4 - i think it was an Xorg problem12:20
spayneogra: as some other problems have gone as well12:20
seb128jdub: on #commits only, is there any tarball somewhere?12:21
Kamionhunger: making jokes with customs officers is strictly for those who don't actually mind whether they get into the country or not12:21
spayneogra: i think it was the Xorg installed with C3 that caused it12:21
seb128spayne: what wasit?12:21
spayneseb128: well, i don't actually know but i suspect it was Xorg because the system which had the latest packages12:22
spayneseb128: transparencies didn't work and the metacity had this problem12:22
seb128k12:22
spayneseb128: but thanks anyway ;-)12:23
seb128jdub: that's ok now12:23
\shdaniels: this charClass is it: double-click and highlite, or mouse-hover and highlite?12:24
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pitti_liveogra: hm, it seems that thunderbird is not on the live CD; I thought it was?12:27
ograpitti_live, it is in ship12:28
Kamionpitti_live: yes, the kernel question is a consequence of the debconf priority being dropped due to the earlier failure; not a bug12:28
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hungerKamion: I fully agree... I never joke while in an airport. Not even about fellow travelers:-)12:39
KamionHmph. I have a working live CD with most things happening on tty1 (yay) but for some reason X can't start (boo)12:41
pittiKamion: hm, which arch? I just tested amd64 and powerpc, both worked fine (modulo the shutdown vt issue)12:44
DizietIf I ask the submitter of a bug for more information, I put the bug in NEEDINFO.  Should I also assign it to the submitter ?12:45
infinityNo.12:46
infinityUnless you also expect the submitter to upload a fix.12:46
DizietRight.12:46
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Kamionpitti: i386; it works fine without my hacks12:48
Kamionpitti: the shutdown vt issue is what I'm working on12:48
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DizietBugzilla really does encourage vacuous bug reports.12:58
KamionGrr, and when I turn on gdm's debug support it all works. I think it must be a timing thing.01:04
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DizietI assume it's not rude to refer people to http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/bugs.html.01:08
Kamionnot if done politely :-)01:09
Diziet:-).01:09
danielsKamion: did you see the if (!first) suggestion for gdm?01:10
ograDiziet, also https://wiki.ubuntu.com//HelpingWithBugs01:10
jsgotangcodaniels, 2 X updates in less than 2 hours? im impressed =)01:10
Kamiondaniels: yeah, but it seems orthogonal to the thing mdz asked me to look at01:10
Kamionogra: isn't that for people doing bug triage, not for people reporting bugs?01:11
ograKamion, its called helping with bugs ;)01:11
MithrandirKamion: how do you feel about breaking UVF for blender?  it fixes the FTBFS.01:17
DizietHelpingWithBugs> Ah, useful, thank you.  Kamion: for me to read, not for the submitters :-).01:17
ograMithrandir, ftbfs ? 01:17
danielsKamion: hmm?  it seems to wait until X has finished until gdm itself shuts down, which would presumably fix the problem ...01:17
Mithrandirogra: fails to build from source.01:17
ograMithrandir, i know what that means...01:17
ograwhen blender entered edubuntu it built ? 01:17
Mithrandirogra: no longer01:18
Mithrandirogra: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1459401:18
danielsKamion: (if the problem is, as mdz says, gdm dies and switches to vt1, then X dies and switches to vt2)01:18
infinityFailed during -autotest.01:18
KamionDiziet: ah :)01:18
DizietThose standard responses suggest to read a GNOME HOWTO which links directly to Gnome's bugzilla.  Surely this will result in misdirected reports ?01:18
KamionMithrandir: I don't object, but after preview please01:19
ograMithrandir, oh, ok ... if Kamion agrees...01:19
MithrandirKamion: ok, post-preview.01:19
Kamiondaniels: yes, but I'm working on trying to make the startup sane (i.e. use tty1)01:19
Kamiondaniels: either approach would fix the problem, and ideally we'd do both01:19
DizietDo we have a `bugzilla helper' of our own ?01:19
DizietIf not then our standard responses should probably refer to SGT's essay and not to the Gnome pages.01:20
Kamiondaniels: making the startup sane would mean that X would switch back to vt1 rather than vt2 which would resolve the clash with gdm01:20
ograDiziet, we want our own page one day... there was just nobody finding the time yet01:21
danielsKamion: right, which would be best from my angle at least01:21
danielsKamion: with my current, er, arrangement, I don't have time to be attacking complex and hairy bugs like this01:21
Dizietogra: Right.  Mind if I change the wiki page BugResponses to refer to SGT's essay instead of the Gnome one ?01:21
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ograDiziet, please let this approve by mdz, he choose to link the gnome page there on advice of seb128_ 01:22
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Dizietogra: OK.01:23
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MithrandirKamion: http://err.no/patches/unifont_1.0-1_1.0-1ubuntu1_builddep_ftbfs.diff ; ok to upload after preview is out?01:37
KamionMithrandir: sure01:38
MithrandirKamion: I'm just nagging you because mdz's mail to -devel said everything had to be approved; I can ask later if you get interrupted by it.01:39
ograMithrandir, or collect a list to mail it ? ;)01:39
Mithrandirogra: bah, I don't like mail01:40
KamionMithrandir: no, that's fine01:40
ograheh01:40
KamionI'm capable of ignoring IRC while working if necessary ;)01:40
mvois installing onto s-ata (with both p-ata and s-ata drives in the machine) supposed to work? it hangs here after the first reboot ..01:41
Kamioninfinity: what was the nature of germinate's conniption fit? (qt-x11-free)01:42
Kamionat this point seed workarounds are probably better than uploads01:42
bob2I cannot believe #1940 is still open01:42
Kamionmvo: I believe that's one of the hard cases in hotplug01:43
mvoKamion: hm, do we have a open bug for it?01:44
Kamionmvo: dunno, I know that at least some of those cases were fixed in hoary01:44
Kamionisn't that what we held the hoary preview for, more or less?01:44
Kamioninfinity: is vernadsky hooker ross yellow still the right list of buildds for daily d-i builds?01:44
mvoKamion: hm, I think that was a different problem 01:45
mvo(not sure though)01:45
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mvoKamion: it looks like http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1750 (but I didn't changed the bios between cdrom boot and install). it seems like grub always give hda -> (hd0) even if the bios boots from s-ata first :/01:52
Lathiatmine says that too altho it works fine01:53
Kamionmvo: unfortunately I know of no fix, and it's even more difficult without appropriate hardware; if you want to investigate that one, you're very welcome01:54
pefa diff.gz of a source package contains autotools-dev stuff, can I do something ? (I'm packaging a new version)01:54
mvoKamion: ok, I'll have a look 01:56
Mithrandirseb128_: you're probably already aware of it, but there's a new gnomemeeting out which should solve 1196001:57
seb128_Mithrandir: new gnomemeeting requires a new pwlib which is not packaged by Debian yet. And I don't use it, so I don't want to push that now ... feel free to do it if you use them and are ok with the new versions01:58
Mithrandirseb128_: I've used them in the past, at least, and that bug is at least marked as RC, so..01:58
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seb128_Mithrandir: how is it RC?01:59
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Mithrandirseb128_: hence my "marked as RC" instead of "is RC".01:59
seb128_yeah, but he's "major" with no milestone ... is that "marked as RC"? Anyway we will update gnomemeeting but after preview probably02:00
Mithrandirseb128_: well, it's one of the bugs which show up when I click the "RC bugs" search in bugzilla.02:01
Mithrandirseb128_: anyway, if you are on it and will fix in a bit, that's fine and I'll leave it to you02:01
tepsipakkihmm, any idea why I get MD5Sum mismatch from Packages.gz on our mirror although the mirror was just synced and the sums are the same?02:02
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tepsipakkithat's apt-get update complaining02:03
seb128_Mithrandir: right, the RC query match "major" too. Feel free to tackle it if you want, that's fine with me. If you don't we will get gnomemeeting updated before 5.10 anyway, so it'll get fixed02:03
infinityKamion : That was just bringing back a patch that got dropped in the last QT upload.02:05
infinityKamion : And yes, vernadsky(i386), ross(powerpc), yellow(amd64), hooker(ia64) are the current DI daily machines.02:07
mvotepsipakki: are you behind a proxy/transparent-proxy?02:07
Kamioninfinity: thanks, I like to check from time to time02:08
tepsipakkimvo: no02:08
infinityKamion : Anyhow, the QT upload should be harmless, it only touched control.02:08
infinityKamion : OTOH, germinate may have stopped fitting if we finally removed all the obsolete GL/GLU stuff from universe.  The previous uploads were operating under the assumption that we only want (primary) dependencies on the One True Mesa in main.02:09
Kamionyou said germinate had a conniption fit, I was wondering what it was02:09
Kamionsince we have some germinate workarounds in the seeds already02:09
infinityKamion : And Qt is the only package in main that's regressed since those fixes were uploaded.02:09
infinityKamion : It had connptions in the past.  TBH, I'm not sure if it still is having any.  (basically, bringing in more mesa stuff than we want, or trying to, because libqt3-mt-dev depended on old xlibmesa/*xorg* packages..)02:10
Kamionok02:11
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tepsipakkihad to sync the mirror again, now it doesn't complain anymore..02:16
tepsipakkilet the installations roll ;)02:17
pittiargh02:19
pittimvo: ping02:19
mvopitti: pong02:20
pittimvo: just doing a hoary->breezy upgrade test (insert breezy CD, click automatic upgrade)02:20
pittimvo: on upgrading libc6, I get the "Do you with to restart services" question02:20
mvoKamion: test-install of current daily on amd64 w. sata works here (modulo the grub problem I'm looking at right now)02:20
mvopitti: ok02:21
pittimvo: but I don't see it unless I open the terminal02:21
pittimvo: I had the terminal already open, though02:21
pittimvo: will this just block forever until the user opens the terminal window and presses Enter?02:21
mvopitti: hrm, right. it will open the terminal after ~30sec of no chnages on the terminal. but that's still pretty bad02:21
pittimvo: ok, but that's at least a good fallback; thanks02:21
pittimvo: much better than just sitting around indefinitely02:22
mvopitti: do you think we could use debconf for the prompting?02:22
pittimvo: it reacts to debconf?02:22
mvopitti: *ick*, the hoary version may not have the timeout-handling yet02:22
mvopitti: yes, it handles debconf with the gtk frontend02:22
mvomuch nicer indeed02:22
pittimvo: ah, ok02:22
pittimvo: so eventually we should convert the libc question to debconf02:22
Kamionis attempting to use debconf at that point safe?02:23
Kamion(not saying it isn't, just checking)02:23
Mithrandiryeah, should be fine02:23
pittiat that point, the new libc is already fully installed02:23
Kamionk02:23
pittiKamion: hoever, the apt process itself still uses the old one02:23
Kamionit still needs a fallback in case debconf is not installed, since libc6 is below debconf in the dependency chain02:23
pittibut since debconf communicates over a socket, that shouldn't lead to problems, or should it?02:24
pittiKamion: hm, the fallback could just be to restart services (it's the default answer)02:25
Kamiondebconf communicates over stdio not a socket02:25
Kamionand it is launched from the libc6 postinst02:25
Kamionor would be, if you used debconf there02:25
pittianyway, I file a bug for later02:26
Kamionas in, debconf will be started up effectively at the start of the libc6 postinst02:26
Kamionand libc6.postinst will be run as a debconf confmodule02:26
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mjg59Kamion: So, I think we tracked down the problem with the missing sata drive02:28
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pittijbailey: did you disable bz email? You should have been in CC for two bug mails, bug I always get "Excluding:  jbailey@ubuntu.com" on the confirmation page (#14889)02:32
jbaileypitti: I've disabled it for ones where it's assigned to me.  It should send them when it's CC:'d02:33
jbaileyWhich bug number?02:33
pittijbailey: ah, ok, then it's not a bz bug02:33
pittijbailey: #1488902:33
jbaileyWow, 15k bugzilla mails.02:33
jbaileyInsane.02:34
jbaileypitti: Basically with all the cc:'s and such, my email gets swamped making it useless, so I rely on queries to show me what's changed since the last time I looked at the list.02:34
jbaileyOrder by last modified is sweet. =)02:34
jbaileypitti: To quickly answer the question here (I'll do so in the bug mail as well), nothing in Debian's "base" can use debconf.02:37
zulslacker02:37
jbaileySince debconf itself is not part of base.02:37
pittijbailey: ah, right02:37
pittijbailey: but we could use it if it is already installed?02:37
jbaileyIF we don't have that constraint in Ubuntu, I'd love to convert it.02:37
lamontjbailey: but if present, you could use it...02:38
Kamionjbailey: (it's possible to use debconf optionally)02:38
jbaileyWe could, but then it's two code paths to maintain.02:38
pittijbailey: basically we have the same, but we could check for it02:38
jbaileyWe (the Debian glibc team) had decided not to do this in order to encourage people to put debconf into base.02:38
lamontyeah, and 90% of the use would be down the debconf path, and get pre-prompted, etc,02:38
Kamiondebconf is in base, actually, even in Debian; it's just not in required02:38
jbaileyrequired, right.02:38
Kamionand actually, with new debootstrap it moved into required, although it's not clear whether it will stay there02:38
jbaileyExactly.  In practice it would be always used, which is sucky.02:39
Kamionbut having libc6 depend on it will always be sticky, no matter what02:39
jbaileyIt's tempting to just add a depends on it, and let people slug it out on debian-devel. =)02:39
KamionI really don't think it's safe for libc6 to depend on debconf02:39
ajmitchjbailey: no need to incite another flamewar02:39
Kamionway too circular02:39
Kamionthat libc6 <-> libdb1-compat depends was bad enough02:40
jbaileyKamion: I don't see how it's any worse than depending on grep, sed, or awk (all of which we do)02:40
Kamionbut debconf depends on a slew of other stuff02:40
Kamionjbailey: debconf isn't essential; grep, sed, awk are02:40
jbaileyjoeyh had suggested cdebconf02:40
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Kamioncdebconf isn't up to the task02:40
Kamionnot yet, at any rate02:40
Kamionmaybe one day, but don't hold your breath too long02:40
jbaileyRight.02:40
jbaileySo I'll put this hack into Ubuntu it you want, but it likely wont' go into the Debian apckage.02:41
Kamiongrep, sed, awk are all packaged such that they work while unconfigured02:41
Kamionit's not so easy to do that with debconf02:41
jbaileyThe solution so far for the installer was that it runs in non-interactive mode.02:41
Kamionand in fact sometimes it will definitely fail while unconfigured (although it falls back relatively safely to other things)02:41
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Kamionworse, if you don't Depends: debconf, or if you have a circular dependency on debconf, you can't guarantee that debconf will be configured when your postinst is run02:42
jbaileyRight, it would need to be setup to work in an unconfigured state.02:43
Kamionwhich can't be done at the moment because perl-modules doesn't work while unconfigured02:43
Kamionat least, not across major perl upgrades; which is pretty much unfixable as long as perl-base/perl-modules/perl are separate packages (there's always a point where perl-base is at 5.8 but perl-modules is still at 5.6, say)02:44
jbaileyRight.02:44
jbaileyAnd cdebconf is too far away to get something useful out of it.02:44
sivangKamion: nice to finally look at garminate's code , and the funny readme there. 02:45
pittijbailey: ok, if it's not feasible, just close it; for the breezy->breezy+1 upgrade, the problem is mitigated anyway by the automatic console opening02:45
Kamioncdebconf (a) has substantially lower code quality than debconf in many places; (b) is not nearly so well-tested; (c) has explicitly differing semantics in a few places (e.g. seen+backup handling); (d) isn't up to parity on frontend support02:46
Kamionsivang: the README is Scott's, not mine02:46
KamionI've never got round to updating it02:46
jbaileypitti: It's not that it's not feasible.  I just worry about the untested code path in the future.02:47
jbaileyAS I said, I'm willing to hack it for Ubuntu, I just likely won't put it into the Debian bits.02:47
jbaileyI'd rather spend the spare time trying to make cdebconf work and solve the problem properly.02:47
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Kamion2004-04-24 01:20:37 GMT Scott James Remnant <scott@netsplit.com>        patch-302:51
Kamion    Summary:02:51
Kamion      add README for LaMont02:51
Keybukyeah, I just don't remember it being a "funny" one02:52
jbaileyKamion: Sure, but this is a sucky situation for other required packages.  Debian policy now has 'should' for the debconf requirement.  It needs to be made to work.  (which is why I say I'd rather spend my time in Debian doing so rather than hacking workarounds)02:52
Keybukthough I guess my ordinary writing style could be considered funny by some ;)02:53
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ivoksdaniels: ping02:54
Kamionjbailey: of course, it's always fine (and preferable) for required packages not to prompt at all where they can get away with it. :)02:55
danielsivoks: mmm?02:55
ivoksdaniels: i need you for a second...02:56
danielsivoks: ...02:56
ivoksdaniels: one user told me that after installing hoary he got 1900x1600 resolution with 60hz refresh rate02:56
danielsivoks: right ...02:56
danielsivoks: let me guess -- amd64?02:56
ivoksdaniels: eh.. don't know arch...02:57
ivoksdaniels: will ask02:57
danielsivoks: that happens on amd64, it sucks02:57
ivoksdaniels: it's CRT, so 60hz is.. uhm :)02:57
ivoksdaniels: ok02:57
ivoksdaniels: thanks for your time and knowledge :)02:58
danielsnp02:58
danielstime to make some soup to freeze and head to bed02:59
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tepsipakkiis this the right place to ask about U. Foundation and it's funding?03:04
tepsipakkimy boss is a real ass(tm), and needs convincing03:04
tepsipakkioh, pardon my language03:05
wombletepsipakki: It's probably as good as place as any to ask.03:05
tepsipakkiok03:05
pittimvo: did you see the mail on u-d about the untrusted language support packages? Does that problem really still exist? ("Problems during installing support for spanish language")03:06
DizietIs there anyone who would like an extra pair of hands to help with something ?  I'm running out of todo list ...03:06
Kamionpitti: I was going to have a quick look at that today, but if somebody would like to check if that's reproducible that would be good03:07
pittiKamion: I try at my next install, I'm currently doing an upgrade03:07
lamontpitti: if it's other than them hitting the window of a couple minutes every half hour...03:07
mvoKamion, pitti: I have seen it, I can try to reproduce it now03:07
pittimvo: I will also try, maybe it was really just a mirror race03:08
Kamion(please fire stuff in Diziet's direction if you're overloaded!)03:08
pittiDiziet: indeed I have something - you recently dealt with the dpkg conffile bug, right?03:08
pittiDiziet: on upgrade, I still the the Xman question03:08
pittiDiziet: (and Xmore, etc)03:09
pittiDiziet: the patch hasn't been applied yet? or doesn't it work?03:09
Dizietpitti: mdz decided it was too close to preview freeze to put it in.03:09
DizietI've tested it myself and it does make the questions go away.03:09
pittiDiziet: ok, fine; will we see it for the final?03:09
pitticool03:09
DizietI'm certainly hoping so, but you'd have to talk to mdz :-).03:09
pittiok, thanks03:10
tepsipakkiwell, on the press-release it is said that Mark made the initial funding, but what happens when that is spent, who or what is responsible for funding the Foundation?03:10
tepsipakki(duh, took a while to write)03:10
bob2emailing info@canonical.com might be simpler03:11
tepsipakkiheh03:11
pittisjoerd: ping03:11
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sivangKamion: in your scripts building images, does make -C britney/update_out expects the local mirror at /update_out ?03:17
DizietI'd be happy to help.03:17
Kamionsivang: no, update_out's full of code03:19
Kamionsivang: at least provided you built the arch config from configs/devel03:19
pittiDiziet: do you happen to know about ethernet drivers? I got #14802 assigned for some reason, but I'm relatively clueless about it03:21
mvoKamion: is it a known problem that resizing a ext3 partition does not show a progress bar? I remember a bugreport about it03:21
pittiDiziet: but nevermind if that is nothing for you03:21
mvoping mjg59 03:22
mvoKamion: thanks :)03:23
Dizietpitti: I can try and debug ethernet drivers if you like; not that it's my specialist topic or anything.  Tell you what, I'll take the buck and see where I get.03:23
pittiDiziet: this case is in fact a good use case for an "expert" list :-)03:24
Kamion(https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/buglist.cgi?keywords=installer&resolution=--- is the list of open installer bugs, FWIW.)03:24
KamionMostly I need to fix up the OEM installer harder and do something with the various recently-opened partitioning bugs.03:24
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bddebianMorning03:24
pittiHi bddebian 03:24
Kamionwell, s/I need/somebody needs/03:25
bddebianHowdy pitti03:25
pittiDiziet: I think Kamion's bugs are certainly more important, though :-)03:25
Dizietpitt: Did you ask on #ubuntu-kernel about that ethernet driver bug ?  It looks like the kind of thing that someone will have seen before.03:25
pittinope, I didn't touch the bug at all 03:25
Dizietk: Blimey, what a buglist.03:26
bddebianpitti: Is 7.5.8 gonna stay for postgre or will the default be 8 for breezy?03:26
ajmitchmorning bddebian 03:26
bddebianHeya ajmitch.03:26
pittidaniels: after hoary->breezy upgrade I get the dreaded "Do you want the X or Gnome keyboard settings" dialog03:26
KamionThings like #14204, #14236, #14564 are urgent to at least diagnose03:26
KamionDiziet: tell me about it03:26
pittioh, he is not here any more03:26
pittibddebian: "postgresql" is just a transition package; postgresql-8.0 is available in main03:27
pittibddebian: the transition package does a clean hoary->breezy upgrade, it is not suitable for installing from scratch03:27
bddebianpitti: Hmm.  Well my problem is with building postgresql-plruby which depends postgresql < 7.5.  Am I safe with 7.5.8 or should I try to build with 8?  Or do you want to take care of it? ;-)03:28
Dizietkamion: Some of those will require some to and fro with the submitters.  But I'm happy to take whichever of them you want rid of.03:29
sjoerdpitti: pong03:29
DizietThe NTFS one should be quite easy for me to reproduce here.03:30
pittimvo: when installing/upgrading without network, I only see "English" in the language selector, although there are more packs on the CD; known bug?03:31
pittimvo: ah, I suppose you check for "language-support-*" and not for language-pack-*"?03:32
mvopitti: yes, it checks what language are installable03:32
pittimvo: with CD only that is quite confusing03:32
mvopitti: IIRC it checks for both03:32
pittimvo: not for me03:32
bddebianAny of you going to happen to look at Malone bugs too?  There are several main bugs on there also.03:32
mvopitti: right. what should it do instead?03:32
pittimvo: well, check for both pack and support and offer the installable ones03:33
pittimvo: for the missing support packages there shoud not be a checkbox, of course03:33
mjg59Kamion: Does the installer actually include ahci.ko?03:34
mvopitti: ok, I'm doing a install without network right now and I'll check it then (in spanish, it looks "interessting" for me :)03:34
pittibut at least I could install the translations03:34
pittimvo: I do a german installation at the next opportunity, to check for the auth bug03:34
bddebianpitti: Are you ignoring me or do you just not want to answer that question? ;-)03:37
pittibddebian: sorry, was busy03:37
bddebianpitti: NP.  I am just a nudge. :-)03:37
pittibddebian: you shuold not depend on "postgresql" in the first place; depend on the matching postgresql-X.Y version instead03:37
pittibddebian: since that is a server package, you need to build it for a particular server, or spit out packages for all available ones03:38
Kamionmjg59: <cjwatson@riva /mirror/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux-source-2.6.12>$ for x in *.udeb; do dpkg -c "$x" | grep ahci; done03:38
Kamionmjg59: (i.e. "no")03:38
Kamion<cjwatson@riva /mirror/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux-source-2.6.12>$03:38
mjg59Kamion: Ok. That may be our problem, then.03:38
pittibddebian: I recently did it for "plr", maybe you want to steal some ideas from it03:38
mjg59Kamion: We should be including ahci, and ahci should be loaded before ata_piix is03:38
bddebianpitti: Well "I" don't but the package does. :-)  OK, thanks.03:38
KamionDiziet: if you have an NTFS partition handy, you're certainly more than welcome to take that one03:39
pittibddebian: in any case server-side extensions need serious rework, or you limit them to build for one particular version (8.0 preferably)03:39
pittisjoerd: do you have a recent hal and dbus running on debian? does h-d-m react to new/removed devices?03:39
Kamionbddebian: I think I've looked for installer bugs in Malone precisely once ever03:39
bddebianKamion: Well get to it. ;-)03:40
Kamionmjg59: I assume that should go in usb-modules, like it sounds?03:40
Kamionbddebian: main bugs should be filed in Bugzilla at the moment; then they will actually get to me.03:40
mjg59Kamion: No, it's a SATA driver03:40
sjoerdpitti: debian doesn't have python2.4-gnome2 yet, so i don't know03:40
Kamionmjg59: oh, ok, sata-modules then03:40
bddebianKamion: I know but I have been trying to triage bugs on Malone and there are a TON of main bugs.03:40
pittisjoerd: ah, ok03:40
pittimvo: would you be fine to be the auto-assignee for language-selector, btw?03:41
DizietAaargh, I hate bugzilla.  I edited the wrong bug.03:41
mjg59Kamion: But then I don't know which one the installer will try to load first03:41
DizietOr did I ?03:42
Kamionmjg59: it's up to hotplug03:42
Kamionnot the installer03:42
DizietNo, bugzilla is just teleporting me away like it does and I'm unduly alarmed.03:42
elmoDiziet: bugzilla has a habit of dump you into the next bug in the list of bugs you were looking at after you commit a change 03:42
mjg59Kamion: Ah, right. Nngh.03:42
mjg59Kamion: This is almost certainly going to result in pain03:42
Kamionmjg59: can we tell the difference between machines that work with ata_piix and machines that don't by PCI id?03:43
Kamionbddebian: I honestly don't have time to poll for bugs in a bug tracker that isn't properly set up yet to mail bug reports to the proper people03:44
Kamionwhen it notifies me of my bugs, I'll pay attention to them03:44
mjg59Kamion: No03:44
mjg59Kamion: It's the same chip. It may be in one of two modes, depending on how the BIOS has programmed it and how it's wired up03:45
mvopitti: yes03:45
mjg59ahci should always fail to load if it can't drive it03:45
mjg59The same doesn't seem to be true of ata_piix03:45
pittiKamion: can you please set mvo as the default assignee for language-selector?03:45
mvopitti, Kamion: I can do this myself, give me a minute03:46
bddebianKamion: Understood, I am just frustrated with trying to understand what to do with those bugs.  I originally started moving them to bugzilla but it sounds like long-term goal is to use Malone anyway.  Just ignore me, I'm venting. :-)03:46
pittimvo: oh, we can do that? how?03:46
ograpitti, s/we/mvo/03:46
KamionDiziet: (I'm assuming you meant to assign #14236 to you, so did so)03:46
pittiogra: ah, nice03:46
sivangmvo: saw my addition tho the bug report about adding languages?03:46
mvopitti: I asked mdz for various default assignement and he gave me compedit :)03:46
ograpitti, he's privileged :)03:46
Dizietk: Yes, so I see.  Bugzilla was just confusing me gratuitously.03:46
mvosivang: yes, haven't had time for it yet03:47
pittiogra: /me bows :-)03:47
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ograpitti, me too for our new upcoming bugmaster *g*03:47
\shogra: bddebian? ,-)03:47
=== mvo runs ... fast
ogra\sh, mvo :)03:47
ajmitchogra: you're handing it over to mvo ?03:47
ograajmitch, yup... done...03:48
sivangwho is our new bugmaster?03:48
ajmitchyay, someone else to bug ;)03:48
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\shogra: let bddebian do it ;) he knows now malone and how to triage and he will understand bugzilla afap03:48
mvopitti: spanish install (without net, cd-only) worked without problems here, I'll answer the mail now03:48
ogramvo, perfect !03:48
pittimvo: ok, then that's certainly a mirror race then?03:49
pittimvo: oh, wait03:49
pittimvo: I thought this occurred when downloading language-support-en? so, with network?03:49
pittimvo: s/en/es/03:49
bddebianHey, what am I getting volunteered for now?? :-)03:49
mvopitti: one problem may be a non-working network in stage2 (but a working one in stage1). this can lead to trouble like this03:49
mvopitti: hm, I recheck03:50
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bddebianlamont: ping03:50
Kamionmvo: could be related to the recent bugs about wireless configuration not getting carried over03:51
mvoKamion: that sounds plausible. one problem is that a failed apt update will result in broken signatures :/03:53
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infinitymvo : Which sucks, BTW.04:00
infinitymvo : Do you have a handle on a way to work around/fix that?04:00
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infinitymvo : fe: download all lists to a tempt directory, verify them, and only move them in place if they verify?04:01
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elmohey did you guys see the bug lars reported on apache in debian about it mangling Releases.gpg?04:02
KamionDoes anyone here have a system that exhibits #13250?04:02
infinityelmo : I did, but I haven't had a chance to look at/verify it.04:02
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bddebianDamn, I had a question for infinity about a Malone bug but now I can't remember the package. :-(04:03
infinitybddebian : php4, adding gdbm support?04:04
infinity(It's the only Malone bug assigned to me, afair, so that's a fair guess)04:04
\shKamion: I had this behaviour only one time: when my harddrive was changed and it wasn't connected properly ;)04:04
infinityelmo : mod_magic_mime is weird voodoo.  But adding control chars to the headers is probably not intended. :)04:05
bddebianinfinity: Yeah, is that fixed?04:05
\shelmo: can you please sync kxdocker-data (0.12-1) from debian unstable, thx (universe)04:05
infinitybddebian : No, it'll be fixed in the next Debian upload, and I'll sync it.04:05
elmoinfinity: oh is it not something enabled by default?04:05
infinityelmo : No.04:05
bddebianinfinity: OK, thanks04:05
bddebianelmo: Not to bug you, just asking.  Do you know if my key made it to keyring@ ?04:06
elmoinfinity: oh, whine, I Was hoping it was the source of all our mirror out-of-sync problems ;-)04:06
elmobddebian: I'll let you know when it is04:06
bddebianelmo: OK, thx04:06
elmo\sh: done04:06
Kamion\sh: probably a different bug then04:06
\shelmo: thx :)04:06
\shKamion: yeah...the controller can't give the correct HD data to the kernel...hardware bug04:06
Kamion\sh: not all partitioner failures are #13250. :)04:07
infinityelmo : mime_magic shouldn't be enabled by default anywhere.  It's scary voodoo that uses file(1)-style heauristics to guess mime-types.04:07
infinityelmo : Which is hell on CPU load, among other things.04:07
mvoinfinity: I have a fix that will just reverify the indexes after a failed/partial download. 04:07
infinityelmo : So, I doubt many mirrors would be anabling it.04:07
\shKamion: as I said :) the issue is the same..but the source of the problem was something else...04:07
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torkelogra: ping?04:07
ogratorkel, pong ?04:08
infinityelmo : However, "weird mirror sync issues" could be caused by people doing rsync runs that ignore timestamps.  daniels was doing that on our local mirror here, which breaks horribly, since Releases will almost always have identical file SIZE but new timestamps.04:08
torkelogra: guess you know what I'm going to ask... :-)04:09
infinityelmo : Funny how those hashes are always the same length. :)04:09
ograopenafs ?04:09
torkelogra: yeah04:09
torkelogra: any news?04:09
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ogratorkel, i had no time to testbuild it yet...04:10
elmoinfinity: duh04:11
torkelogra: ok. A sync from unstable should be enough, but I guess you want to do a build it yourself?04:12
infinityelmo : "duh" all you want, but he must have got the idea from somwhere, and I doubt he's the only one who does it. :)04:12
ogratorkel, i want to be sure it builds04:12
Dizietkamion: If I say `go back' in the partitioner, it seems to do the same as `done setting up the partition'.04:14
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mvoKamion: is there anything I can do to help you with #13489?04:16
torkelogra: I does. I have been running a local build of it for almost two weeks. (including running the kernel module with 2.6.12-8)04:17
KamionDiziet: the alternative, presumably, being "Cancel"?04:17
torkelogra: and I'm currently rebuilding it in a pbuild, just to verify that i builds04:17
torkelnot that I'm sure that I'm trustworthy enough...04:18
KamionDiziet: I think that's arguably fair enough; it's a dialog that instantly applies its changes in several cases (e.g. when you're resizing)04:18
Kamionalthough partman does have provision for cancelling operations04:18
Dizietkamion: There isn't a `cancel'.  That looks like the cancel button but it doesn't do what cancel normally does.04:18
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Kamionmm, I can see your point04:19
Kamionat the moment you have to explicitly undo changes from the main partman display04:19
Kamionbut a more fine-grained per-partition undo would be useful04:20
Lathiaterr04:21
Lathiatanyone ever seen sudo refuse to work because you adjusted yoru clock too far into the future?04:21
Lathiati synced mine to the right time not it just says "timestamp too far in the future" whenever i try to do anything04:22
DizietI don't mind whether it actually has a cancel, but it shouldn't have a button that looks like cancel but doesn't.04:22
ogranope, only if no hostname is set04:22
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Lathiathostname is fine and even if thats buggere dup itl still work it just whinges lots04:22
Lathiatwell.. this is usefull04:22
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infinityLathiat : In case the netsplit ate my response, "try sudo -k"04:27
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KamionDiziet: ok, it ought to be reasonably straightforward to disable backup for just that screen; could you file a bug on partman and I'll do that after preview?04:28
DizietDid you see my comment about the partition listing, too ?04:28
KamionNo.04:28
Diziet> Also, the main screen has a `go back' which does something different to `undo' (= cancel) and `finish partitioning' (= confirm).  I think this is likely to be at odds with most users' mental model.04:28
Diziet> (by main screen I mean the list of partitions)04:28
Diziet(Why are we using this shit-for-brains network anyway?)04:29
sivangnow when I tak on bugs, do I assign them to myself in launchapd or in b.u.c ? (for example, main bugs)04:29
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KamionDiziet: hmm, yes, backup in the whole of partman is pretty screwed and it could probably stand to be disabled there as well (although I'll have to check the exact details).04:30
DizietI'll file a bug :-).04:30
DizietIn the ubuntu bugzilla ?04:30
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\shpitti: can u elaborate in a couple of sentences how the export of rosetta is working? and if it's possible to import .po files in rosetta ?04:31
DizietWeird.  This NTFS partition shows up, with a mount point, etc., but when I select `Use as', NTFS isn't one of the options.04:31
KamionThe first half of the bug you mentioned is common to both Debian and Ubuntu; the second half may be partly Ubuntu-specific - so yes, the Ubuntu bugzilla's best.04:31
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pitti\sh: in principle, rosetta will export a big tarball with all translations (optional: ... that changed after date X)04:31
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pitti\sh: langpack-o-matic (a collection of scripts) will take this tarball and generate the language-pack-*[-base]  packages from that04:32
pitti\sh: however, the exported tarballs still have some flaws04:32
\shpitti: what if there are already translated things (so .po files are existing in the upstream code), is it possible to import .po files?04:32
pitti\sh: you imnport po files to Rosetta for ages, BTW04:32
pitti\sh: Yes, Rosetta will merge them04:33
KamionNTFS is a hard case, I think, since we don't know how to format it, so we can only offer it in "use as" if it's already NTFS04:33
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\shpitti: then there was a bug today ,-)04:33
=== Kamion greps. Hmm. I'm surprised nobody's reported that before, as there doesn't seem to be any support in partman for displaying it properly
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KamionSweet! My fix for #14851 works fine now.04:35
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pittiKamion: congrats, nice to hear04:35
Dizietkamion: Indeed.  I suspect that this is where some of the problem is coming from.04:36
KamionDiziet: I think we'll need to add support for ntfs to partman-basicfilesystems, cribbing from its existing code for ext2 and fat, and making sure that the valid_filesystems/ntfs script doesn't print anything when given the argument 'formatable' (sic)04:38
Kamionthat would hopefully be sufficient ...04:39
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lamontbddebian: si?04:45
bddebianlamont: Sorry man, can you please check geomview04:46
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=== lamont --pretend-avail's xlibmesa-gl-dev again
lamontyou know, if the debian package has xlibmesa-gl-dev in it's build-depends, you can just upload the -ubuntu1 version without bothering with the sync, right?04:49
lamont(making sure that you use the debian .orig.tar.gz, of course04:49
bddebianlamont: The ubuntu1 version should be using libgl1-mesa-dev04:49
lamontright.04:49
bddebianlamont: I didn't sync that one04:49
lamontah, ok04:49
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mjg59elmo: Haha04:50
bddebianI synced stellarium only because -3 fixed an gcc4 build failure04:50
Kamionmdz: please merge colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/casper--vtfix--004:51
mjg59elmo: I was wondering why Bruce had suddenly gained a London phone number04:51
Kamionmdz: (I've uploaded that)04:51
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bddebianHello sabdfl04:51
mjg59sabdfl: Having fun?04:51
sabdflbusted04:52
mjg59Haha04:52
silbsmjg59: we all enjoyed it04:52
sabdflwe're pretty much in hysterics over here04:52
mjg59You had me going for a bit04:52
Keybukdidn't they split up? :p04:52
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Keybukbddebian: me too, I wouldn't worry about it04:53
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infinityKamion : Speaking of NTFS, after preview, I'd like to get a newer ntfstools in and stress-test it to hell and back.05:00
infinityKamion : Our version is a bit crusty, and the Debian maintainer seems to have recently woken up from a deep slumber and uploaded newer stuff to sid.05:00
bddebianheh05:01
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pittiKamion: time for new images then?05:02
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-devel: Ubuntu Development (not support, even with breezy) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion/ | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources | Colony 4 is released: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/breezy/colony-4/ | Preview blocker: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14851 | https://wiki.ubuntu.com//HelpingWithBugs | MOM/NDA producing bad diffs
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sabdflmjg59: you denialist, we totally had you hooked05:08
mjg59sabdfl: Haha05:09
sabdfldid I not hang up the phone properly?05:09
bddebianWTH is C++abi2-dev ?05:09
mjg59sabdfl: No05:09
sabdfloops05:09
mjg59sabdfl: You said "It was good to get to speak to you" and then elmo exploded05:09
sabdfli pressed a button, we thought we'd hung up05:10
Kamionpitti: soon, yeah05:10
mjg59Haha05:10
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sabdflgreat site, btw05:10
dholbachre05:10
mjg59Of course, it's entirely plausible that I /will/ get a phonecall from Bruce...05:10
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sabdflmore likely ian05:11
Kamionoh man, you used a speakerphone for a troll call? :)05:12
Keybukhas mjg59 been blogging again?05:12
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HiddenWolfIt's so nice to be out of the loop. ;)05:13
sivangHiddenWolf: indeed :)05:13
mjg59Keybuk: www.dccalliance.biz05:13
HiddenWolfLost connection to MySQL server during query in /home/osnews/web/connect.php on line 1105:14
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sivangsabdfl: yo, 'sup? what is this all about? :-)05:14
sabdflKamion: well, wanted the rest of the office to hear both sides. but then cocked up the hangup.05:14
Kamionmjg59: score05:14
jdubwow. .biz.05:14
sabdflsivang: just fun and games05:14
sivangsabdfl: hehe :) and the talked Bruce, is Prens presumably05:15
sabdfli can't wait for dcc.xxx05:15
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sivangops I think I misspelled his name05:15
jdubmjg59: ha ha ha05:15
jdubmjg59: nicely done05:15
ogra*grin*05:16
jdubnicely as in evil05:16
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Dizietmjg59++05:18
KeybukI'm so glad I put down my drink before I read that05:19
Keybukmjg59: you are a very bad man05:19
\shmvo: ping where is "Translate this Application" from launchpad integration translated? ,-)05:19
sivang\sh: which app?05:20
\shsivang: firefox05:20
sivang\sh: oh :-)05:20
sivang\sh: not yet imported in I think05:20
\shsivang: is it translated in ff for ff or it's globally translated for the launchpad integration stuff?05:20
sivang\sh: sorry? 05:21
\shsivang: I think this string "Translate this Application" is inside of the launchpad integration libs05:21
sivang\sh: it is05:21
sivang\sh: what do you want with it?05:21
\shsivang: and not related to one application like firefox...because I have it in every app05:21
sivang\sh: sure, that's was the main design goal :)05:22
\shsivang: there was a question from a upstream dev, where those things are translated..05:22
sivang\sh: in the launchpad integration translation domain05:22
\shok..05:22
sivang\sh: sorry, in the lpi helper lib translation domain05:22
sivang\sh: so if it will appear in launchpad eventually, it would probably fall under the translation page of pkg "liblaunchpad-integration" or something similar05:23
\shsivang: good :) sounds promising :)05:23
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sivang\sh: it is , actually it sets the grounds to add any menu item we want from a central location, after the application have been patched with it. the actions themselves are controlled from the helper lib.05:25
\shsivang: yeah..I'm implementing it later this evening in gajim ;)05:25
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elvirolohi all05:29
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bddebianHello elvirolo05:30
elvirolois it a known bug that the network settings cannot be changed (in kcontrol) ? if I change the settings from dhcp to static IP, for instance, and then apply the settings, it goes back to dhcp05:30
sivang\sh: is it universe pkg?05:32
sivang\sh: in any case, if you need help, let me know05:33
Lathiathrm is it just me... or does PPPoE no longer bring up the interface it wants to use05:34
\shsivang: 1) yes universe 2) I had a talk with mvo how to integrate it nicely in python :) not a big issue i think05:34
Lathiatand it did in hoary05:34
sivang\sh: ah nice, so you're using the python bindings.05:35
\shsivang: yeah..gajim is a jabber client in python :)05:35
sivang\sh: cool :)05:36
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\shsivang: Nafallo and I are working on it together with upstream to get it into main for breezy+1 ;-) and it's a base for doing some really nasty stuff together with shtoom ;)05:38
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\shsivang: lets say: if Google comes asap with a XMPP JEP for SIP Signalling then we can merge two application into one :) 05:39
sivang\sh: ah, nice, shtoom is for Voip right? 05:41
\shsivang: yepp05:41
sivang\sh: as for the other buzz words, I don;t know any of them apart for maybe SIP :)05:41
\shsivang: I mean we're here completly alone, so I can reveal my plans here without revealing any secrets: Nafallo and I are planning the World Domination ,-)05:42
sivang\sh: ok ok, but what are XMPP JEP ?05:42
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sivang\sh: sorry for my ignorance, but i's rather wide..:)05:42
\shsivang: standards for IETF XMPP Protocols...they are proposals05:42
sivang\sh: ah, so you're taking me in the recursive acronym definition, aren't ya? :-)05:43
Nafallohmm05:43
Nafalloxchat needs gpg-support ;-)05:43
sivangNafallo, \sh : kidding + tired05:44
\shsivang: Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP)05:44
\shsivang: that's the protocol behind jabber 05:44
sivang\sh: I see, that will be very nice then. This is already a breezy+1 goal? (I wasn't aware that we had started setting up goals for that)05:44
dholbachinfinity: do i get  http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/Lists/  right? there are currently 1061 packages test-built and >95% built nicely?05:45
\shsivang: well...ShtoomVoip was a breezy goal and defered to breezy+105:45
\shsivang: I took it over from thom05:45
\shsivang: so it will stay for breezy+1 and I hope I get a running environment for it in a short time...05:46
lamontdholbach: it's like this:05:46
lamontTotal 27 package(s) in state Building.05:46
lamontTotal 14 package(s) in state Dep-Wait.05:46
lamontTotal 2 package(s) in state Failed.05:46
lamontTotal 1016 package(s) in state Installed.05:46
lamontTotal 2 package(s) in state Uploaded.05:46
lamontTotal 1061 package(s)05:46
Lathiat\sh: i'd consider using gnomemeeting now that it has SIP05:46
pittiseb128_, dholbach: do you plan a poppler sync with Debian soon, or a normal upload? I'm asking because of #14524; it's easy and no big deal, and does not warrant an extra upload05:46
dholbachlamont: yes, that's where i got my information from05:46
Lathiat\sh: shtoom has some nasty problems, like 2second audio delay on intel laptop sound chipsets05:47
lamont27 failures (since the buildd's are basically done), 14 packages that depwaited... if they aren't also dep-wait in breezy, then that's a failure too.;05:47
\shLathiat: no...shtoom is python so it was sabdfl idea ;) 05:47
Lathiat\sh: sure, but it sucks05:47
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Lathiatgnomemeeting doesnt suck05:47
lamont2 packages that were marked failed, and 2 that failed to make it into the archive --> bad packaging05:47
\shLathiat: no it's working at least with my voip provider ;)05:47
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seb128_pitti: I've uploaded poppler today ...05:47
Lathiat\sh: the ui is horrid, i get  2 seconds audio delay on both my laptops which makes it useless, its prone to randomly dying05:47
pittiseb128_: synced with Debian?05:48
Lathiati mean i'd like to see it work nice...05:48
bddebianlamont: Can you make a list so I can check if any are mine?05:48
\shLathiat: the UI we will take care about it05:48
lamontdholbach: for that list, Failed --> not ours --> arch not in arch list05:48
seb128_pitti: no, but do we care about this bug? I would close it05:48
Lathiatthe audio delay is the killer.. i was chatting with one of the devs and they have no idea05:48
pittiseb128_: as I said, it's not a big deal05:48
\shLathiat: thats alsa 05:48
lamontbddebian: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/Lists/breezy.all.i386 is the list05:48
bddebianOh05:48
Lathiat\sh: sure, but it needs to work..05:48
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pittiseb128_: just wanted to know whether there was a pending upload, but ok; I downgrade it05:48
seb128_pitti: close it05:48
dholbachlamont: so the rest is yet to come05:48
\shLathiat: yes...and it depends on python-alsa stuff05:48
lamontbut with only 1061 packages, you'll find that there are no universe packages there...05:49
Lathiat\sh: so python-alsa sucks?05:49
seb128_pitti: we don't care, it's transitionned on all arch and we will sync later, no need to keep bugzilla noise05:49
pittiseb128_: ok05:49
mpt\sh / Nafallo: Will either of you be at UBZ?05:49
\shLathiat: all codecs are plugged into shtoom 05:49
lamontdholbach: only 1061 source packages exist in that archive --> universe wasn't imported yet, and probably won't be until post-preview release05:49
dholbachlamont: i thought there 'd be some heavy complete rebuild action going on05:49
\shmpt: if I can get a sponsorship I hope yes05:49
dholbachlamont: i see - thank you :)05:49
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\shmpt: if not, I hope nafallo can go05:50
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Lathiat\sh: and if so, what can be done about it?05:50
\shLathiat: kick upstream for python-alsa ;905:50
lamontdholbach: with 3 buildd's per architecture, it goes pretty fast, but they all take 30 packages or so at a shot, so it can slow down the throughput of a single (critical for preview release) package if they're chunking through a full universe rebuild.05:51
lamontof course, that's just my guess...05:51
bddebianHeh, none of them are mine :-)05:51
dholbachlamont: sounds reasonable05:51
lamontbddebian: if you drop the "Test/" from that, then you get the real archive status05:52
lamontand, of course s/i386/$whatever/05:52
lamont:-)05:52
Lathiatlamont: is it possible to restrict it to 2 of the 3 or something?05:53
lamontLathiat: there are several main packages that take hours to build.05:54
lamontbut yes, it would be possible05:54
\shLathiat: but we will work closely with `anthony and the other guys from shtoom together05:54
lamontjust annoying05:54
Lathiat\sh: ok well i'd love to see it work, if i can be of any assistance on that audio problem.. be good to get it solved.05:55
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Nafallo\sh: you know I can't go to UBZ05:56
bddebianlamont: What are you trying to say? ;-)05:56
Nafallo:-/05:56
lamontbddebian: many of your questions to me of late could be answered by looking at p.u.c/~lamont/buildLogs/Lists/breezy.all.*05:56
lamontwith the knowledge that bad dep-waits don't clear automatically, and that packages marked Building are either Building or Failed.05:57
lamont(in fact, that's how I've been answering them....05:57
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bddebianlamont: OK, sorry, I'll do my own looking from now on.05:58
lamontbddebian: I don't mind the occasional question, so no big deal05:58
jdubseb128_: ping05:59
seb128_jdub: PONG05:59
jdubseb128: hey - have you built fer's latest releases?06:00
jdubnot worried about packages, just whether you've built them or not06:00
\shNafallo: ah yes...06:00
\shNafallo: I forgot06:01
\shNafallo: so we have to find a backup ,-)06:01
\shogra: ;)06:01
seb128jdub: they have been packaged/uploaded yep06:01
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seb128jdub: you want to force them for 2.12.0 without doing a build with them? :)06:01
\shor i have to win a price in the lottery asap ;)06:01
bddebian\sh: :-)06:02
jdubseb128: yes, wanted to konw if they've been tested06:02
dholbachjdub: what do you think of us - building is ok... but testing???06:03
bddebianlamont: Is there anyway to tell when these were submitted? I.E. torcs is Dep-Wait?06:03
lamontsigh... what did dpkg --print-gnu-build-architecture turn into?  Keybuk ?06:03
lamontbddebian: well, sorta..06:04
lamontbuildLogs/t/torcs contains a directory-per-version.  The hightest version number (not alpha sort, dpkg order...) will be the last time the package was tried...06:04
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lamontdep-waited packages are never tried until the dep-wait is cleared (either by the package arriving in the archive, or me pretending it's available)06:05
seb128jdub: you are rolling GNOME 2.12.0 yourself ?06:05
jdubseb128: just checking for the GNOME release06:06
elmomvo: did you have any luck  diagnosis silbs stuff?06:06
elmos/stuff/upgrade problems/06:06
tsengjdub: are we there yet?06:06
mvoelmo: yes, we fix it after preview06:06
seb128jdub: k06:07
jdubtseng: on the way06:07
mvoelmo: #14842 (if you are interessted)06:07
bddebianlamont: Can't be. buildlogs/t/torcs says ubuntu2 and the Dep-Wait is on ubuntu4.  Or am I confused again?06:09
lamontbddebian: new uploads of a dep-waited package are _NOT_ even tried --> no log06:09
lamontso ubuntu2, if you look at the log, will show that it failed for want of the dep-waited package.06:10
lamontdep-wait target, rather06:10
lamontso -ubuntu3 and -ubuntu4 have never been tried.06:10
bddebianAhhh06:10
lamontif your upload fixed the bad build-dep, then you have to poke lamont/infinity to get it cleared.06:10
bddebianI don't remember which revision I uploaded at this point, that was ages ago. :-)06:11
lamontbddebian: OTOH, if it really does need that package before it builds, then fixing said package so that it finally arrives in the archive will automatically release torcs for building.06:11
elmomvo: ok, cool, thanks06:12
elmomvo: btw the bug doesn't mention synaptic06:12
elmomvo: which also has the problem, and synaptic's the default PM (right?)06:12
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lamontdpkg --contents xaw3dg_1.5+E-8_i386.deb | grep -v usr/share06:13
lamontdrwxr-xr-x root/root         0 2005-09-07 10:07:39 ./06:13
lamontdrwxr-xr-x root/root         0 2005-09-07 10:07:39 ./usr/06:13
lamontdrwxr-xr-x root/root         0 2005-09-07 10:07:38 ./usr/X11R6/06:13
lamontwhat's wrong with that picture? :-)06:13
mvoelmo: it's really a bug in the dist-upgrade code in apt, the "correct" package would be "libapt-pkg" or something like that. but I can add that info too06:13
bddebianlamont: Well plib1.8.3-pic isn't in the archive, it's replaced by 1.8.4-pic so what do I need to do?06:13
jdublamont: the date, clearly.06:13
elmomvo: I don't mean the package so long as your description; but I don't mind, as long as you're aware :)06:13
lamontjdub: I was kinda hoping the package would contain a .so and such, you see.  So were all the packages that Build-Depend on it...06:13
lamontbddebian: assuming that the package doesn't build-depend: plib1.8.3-pic, you poke me to pretend that plib1.8.3-pic is available.  which I will now do.06:14
mvoelmo: I added a short comment, but the fact that apt/synaptic<->aptitude use different dist-upgrade algorithms gives me a headache since some time now, so I won't forget :)06:15
lamontbddebian: done06:15
elmoheh, ok06:15
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ograKamion, is making my ltsp-client-builder udeb depending on archive-copier ok as i understand the udeb order in the installer is done via dependencys ? 06:26
ograKamion, if i'm wrong, how do i make sure the udeb gets installed while the CD is still mounted ?06:30
Keybuklamont: dpkg-architecture ...06:31
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Dizietlamont: Dammit, does no-one know about `set -e' any more ?06:32
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\shelmo: ping -> legal question regarding debian packages distributed-net (http://packages.debian.org/unstable/misc/distributed-net)06:36
\shor anyone else with legal background ;)06:36
mjg59\sh: Yup?06:36
elmodon't trust him06:36
\shmjg59: are we allowed to distribute this package as well, or is it debian only?06:36
elmohe's with the dccallaince06:36
\shbecause there is a note in the debian/copyright file06:37
elmo\sh: we can't distribute stuff with a license specific to debian06:37
elmoI excluded a bunch of stuff from the initial non-free import for that reason06:37
\shelmo: ahhh...thats why gkrelldnet is in ubuntu but distributed-net as install-dep not06:37
\shhmmmm...06:38
DizietWhat I really need is a dvd of the breezy preview to prime my local mirror.06:39
DizietThat is, one including universe.06:39
Kamionogra: that sounds inappropriate; use XB-Installer-Menu-Item in your control file as well06:39
mjg59\sh: Doesn't look like it06:39
Kamionogra: er, "as well" -> "instead06:39
Kamion"06:39
ograKamion, thanks :)06:40
mjg59elmo: Hater06:40
KamionDiziet: partman's sh use is generally abysmal, much worse than the rest of the installer06:40
\shelmo/mjg59: do u think we can get an acknowledgement from upstream for including it? or is it at all against the ubuntu copyright policy?06:40
ograKamion, but that means my template file has to have a menu entry etc, right ? 06:40
Kamionogra: just make sure it's before prebaseconfig06:40
ograoki06:40
Kamionogra: yes, "Build LTSP chroot" should be a step in the main menu06:40
ograoki06:40
Kamionogra: feel free to run the source package past me when you have something to show06:41
ograKamion, any cool way to test it without an extra build ? 06:41
elmo\sh: you could if you want - but is it really relevant these days and/or worth spending time on?06:41
lamontKeybuk: thanks06:41
lamontDiziet: heh06:41
ograKamion, i'll have, tonight06:41
\shelmo: if it's my will I could send gkrelldnet to the morque ,-)06:41
Diziet-anarres:work> find partman-* -type f | xargs egrep -l '^#! ?/bin/sh$' | xargs egrep -L 'set -e' | wc -l06:42
Diziet15106:42
ograKamion, s/build/cdbuild06:42
Kamionogra: it's a bit awkward for udebs containing templates06:42
\shelmo: cause a package which is not installable is a foobar package imho06:42
Kamionogra: you can modify a CD image locally to add your udeb, and boot with anna/choose_modules=ltsp-installer (or whatever)06:45
HiddenWolfseb128, ping06:45
ograKamion, ok, thanks...06:45
KamionDiziet: just don't start looking at shell quoting in partman :-/06:45
mdzmorning06:46
ograKamion, err, all udebs i have looked at contain debconf templates 06:46
Kamionelmo: could you switch dists/breezy/Release to say "Preview", please?06:46
mjg59jbailey: Did you have a chance to think about the USB/hibernate interaction?06:46
ogramorning mdz 06:46
Kamionogra: that may be true06:46
bddebianHello mdz06:46
Kamionogra: (and really I mean "debconf templates not already in udebs that anna can load for you", but never mind)06:47
seb128HiddenWolf: pong 06:47
jdubmdke: ping06:47
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Kamionmdz: can we lock down unapproved uploads now until preview release?06:47
Dizietkamion: Shell quoting is going to be less of a problem, surely ?  Most of the values it deals with are identifier-like.06:47
Dizietmdz: Hello.06:48
HiddenWolfseb128, I have a .sxc file that defaults to file-roller when I press enter on it in Nautilus.06:48
elmoKamion: done06:48
mdzelmo: thanks06:48
KamionDiziet: most of, but not all - I had to fix a bug recently in the handling of partition labels06:48
elmothat was done to the Releases string change06:48
elmonot the lock down06:48
elmobut lock down is easy to do06:49
HiddenWolfseb128, nautilus recognises it correctly as an openoffice calc file, btw06:49
Dizietkamion: Niiice.06:49
mdzKamion: feeling good about the resolution of 14851?06:49
mdzKamion: did you happen to check it into arch for me to merge?06:49
seb128HiddenWolf: is that a zip file too?06:49
jbaileymjg59: I don't think there's much to think about.  I'll have to attempt the recover before I init USB and suck it up that we have no way of knowing whether the bus scan is complete.06:50
HiddenWolfseb128, yes, all ooo files are .zips in disguise, but I'd expect it to default to OOO2-calc since it's installed.06:50
Kamionmdz: 15:51 < Kamion> mdz: please merge colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/casper--vtfix--006:50
Kamionmdz: I'm just running it through on amd64 now06:50
elmo\sh:  there's a bunch of packages like that, i.e. alot of what came from contrib in Debian06:50
elmo\sh: but whether you guys want to keep them or not, is ultimately up to you06:51
seb128HiddenWolf: right click on the file, properties, open with06:51
HiddenWolfseb128, I know, but shouldn't that be default?06:51
mjg59jbailey: Ok06:52
seb128HiddenWolf: sure it is, but your description it no useful06:52
seb128HiddenWolf: please open a bug with a file example06:52
mdzI haven't tested the live cd on powerpc in a while; hope it still works06:52
HiddenWolfseb128, right.06:52
\shelmo: I will discuss this during motu meeting..06:52
Kamionmdz: nor I, actually, I'll do so in a moment06:52
KamionI had difficulty with the last test I did on powerpc though; I think my CD drive needs cleaning06:53
seb128are we going to have a language-pack update before preview?06:53
Kamionseb128: pitti left earlier, so that may be difficult; I don't know if anyone else can drive the langpack-o-matic06:54
mdzelmo: please do the lock down06:54
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xTina*sigh* is there something wrong with dpkg 1.10.27ubuntu1.1? I'm getting random unpacking errors when doing fully automated and thus repeatable installs ("no such file or directory", "free(): invalid pointer", "dpkg-deb --fsys-tarfile returned error code 2" ...). I ran installations on multiple machines in parallel, some went just fine, while others got tons of error when unpacking the packages. If I don't dist-upgrade before i06:55
mdzKamion: I'll do a test once we have images with casper 1,1206:55
seb128Kamion: hum, right, thanks06:56
mdzxTina: you saw those errors on more than one machine?06:56
xTinamdz: Yes, I did.06:56
Kamionmdz: I've just started a livefs build; I'll do CD builds after that06:56
HiddenWolfseb128: Attachment #3593  to Bug #14905 Created06:56
xTinamdz: I've been at this problem for more than 3 days now :(06:56
seb128HiddenWolf: thanks06:56
xTinamdz: I have a lab with 74 machines I'm trying to install Ubuntu on.06:56
mdzKamion: is everything up-to-date buildd-wise?06:56
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mdzxTina: it hasn't happened to me anywhere06:57
Kamionmdz: I haven't checked06:57
elmomdz: just mian?06:57
mdzelmo: yes06:57
Kamionno, stuff like libgnome is still building, so we'll need another round of builds later06:59
xTinamdz: It seems to happen when I try to install tons of packages in one swoop, like apt-get install kubuntu-desktop. Then unpacking fails at random packages, sometimes on almost all machines, sometimes on none. The only reliable way to avoid is, is to not upgrade before doing those custom installs. Which strongly makes me suspect something's wrong with dpkg.06:59
elmomdz: done06:59
KamionxTina: worth trying 1.10.27ubuntu2?06:59
Kamion(hoary-updates)07:00
xTinaKamion: Doesn't make a difference, tried that.07:00
Kamionok07:00
Kamion(of course that wouldn't be as random as what you're describing)07:00
DizietRandom errors is very strange.07:00
mdzxTina: it sounds awfully like a hardware problem07:00
DizietVery tempting to blame the hardware.07:00
Kamionare all the machines identical (in terms of vendor, components, etc.)?07:01
xTinayep07:01
xTinaWell, some have a DVD burner, but they fail too.07:01
KamionI'm thinking more of CPU, RAM, disk07:01
mjg59xTina: It's possible that there's a kernel issue with the hardware07:01
xTinayeah, that's all the same07:01
Kamionor filesystem problems?07:02
mjg59xTina: sometimes motherboard chipsets behave in slightly odd ways07:02
mdz1.1 was just a recompile of ubuntu1 anyway07:02
mjg59xTina: It would be helpful if you could test Breezy on one of the machines and see if it exhibits the same symptoms07:02
xTinamight be, but as I said, nothing happens unless I dist-upgrade before apt-get install'ing our list of additional packages.07:02
mjg59Hmm07:02
Kamionhave you tried things like compiling a kernel on them?07:02
mdzxTina: there are a lot of packages other than dpkg which would be upgraded07:03
Kamionthat used to be a pretty good stress-test of RAM, although perhaps not so much any more07:03
xTinamjg59: I tried that, but the netinstall that's on the colony-3 CD complains about not being able to download additional kernel modules.07:03
xTinamdz: You mean when doing the dist-upgrade after a plain hoary install?07:03
KamionxTina: the netboot installer goes out of date quickly; use the one in the archive (/dists/breezy/main/installer-*/current/)07:03
KamionxTina: or the one on Colony 4 will be fine07:04
pefbye07:04
Kamionmdz: live/i386 and live/amd64 are both fine with the #14851 fix07:04
xTinaKamion: ok, I will try that07:05
seb128HiddenWolf: that's because default list point to openoffice1 apps, will be updated07:05
HiddenWolfseb128, right.07:05
seb128carlos: pong07:05
mdzKamion: fantabulous, thanks for that07:07
Kamionburning live/powerpc now to have a look07:08
Dizietmdz: I sent you a mail about wanting more stuff to do.  Since then I asked Kamion and have ended up reading lots of partman code.  But I still think it would be good for me to have (say) more bugs to deal with or something.07:10
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Kamionmdz: I can borg Diziet into installer hacking if you *like*, but "here, take some of my bugs" isn't necessarily an appropriate response from a mentor when asked for help finding stuff to do :-)07:12
sivangoh not again..07:12
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Kamionoops, he's split07:12
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DizietJoy.07:12
sivangKamion: why not, pitti tells me that all the time :)07:12
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Kamionmdz: I can borg Diziet into installer hacking if you *like*, but "here, take some of my bugs" isn't necessarily an appropriate response from a mentor when asked for help finding stuff to do :-)07:13
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ograhrm07:13
Dizietmdz: Did you see my earlier comment ?  I'll repeat it ...07:13
Diziet> mdz: I sent you a mail about wanting more stuff to do.  Since then I asked Kamion and have ended up reading lots of partman code.  But I still think it would be good for me to have (say) more bugs to deal with or something.07:13
Kamionsivang: sure, but Diziet's being paid and so people might be entitled to have other plans07:13
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mdzDiziet: there are *lots* of bugs in bugzilla; how can it be that you don't have enough?07:13
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DizietShould I be tra...  damn.07:14
Kamionmdz: it's not exactly obvious where effort should most effectively be applied, if you're floating rather than having a list of stuff assigned to you by default07:14
mdzDiziet: you should be subscribed to ubuntu-bugs07:14
DizietYes, I am, and I've been looking at the traffic there.  See my mail.07:15
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bddebianKamion: Amen to that :-)07:15
Robot101Diziet: go and convince the Debian kernel team they want to use mkinitramfs and not any other weird thing :)07:15
DizietOf the traffic there that's not people discussing bugs they're already working on, it's just the odd `New:' bug really.07:15
KamionDiziet: that said, search for high-severity bugs ...07:15
mdzDiziet: a New bug which is assigned to debzilla is up for grabs07:15
sivangRobot101: lol :)07:16
mdzhighest impact bugs deserve highest priority07:16
DizietBugzilla has the `RC Bugs' list.  Am I supposed to be trawling through that ?07:17
DizietThe proportion of bugs assigned to debzilla is pretty low.07:18
DizietAnd many of those seem to be really poor reports to which the best response is a polite version of `please send an actual bug report'.07:18
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jdubKamion: scotch on the rocks!07:20
DizietAlso, am I supposed to be making a distinction between things in main and things in universe ?07:20
ograjdub, *shudder* ... you put frozen water into scotch ? 07:21
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sivangmdz: do you consider printing bugs important (most of the bugs on g-c-m are low prio for example) , or is there areas requiring more attention?07:26
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mdzsivang: it depends on the bug07:27
mdzDiziet: that's a big part of triage, and it's work which needs to be done07:28
mdzDiziet: incomplete bug reports need to be improved or rejected07:28
mdzI'll respond to your email when I can07:28
mdzDiziet: HelpingWithBugs covers some of this, too07:28
DizietYes, I read that, but it's more a suggestion of things to do to bugs rather than a way to choose bugs to pay attention to.07:29
Diziettriage> Sure.  If that's what you want me to be doing I can do that.  Is the bugzilla `RC Bugs' list a sensible place to start ?07:29
KamionWhen I'm doing general triage, I generally either start with the RC bugs list or with a particular set of packages that interest me.07:30
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sivangmdz: I'd like to take on #6224, but I'd like to know if it is important enough.07:31
mdzsivang: I'm unable to reproduce that bug; I replug my printer all the time07:31
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WaterSevenUbkamion, apt-get source debconf - has the pt.po and the strings "ubuntu configuration" which are the ones that appear in the post-install of breezy... assuming that is the correct package I'm looking at and assuming that there are translations, why are there not being used during install?07:37
KamionWaterSevenUb: there's a bug in debconf->cdebconf passthrough; I noticed it myself the other day. I'll dig into it and fix it after preview07:37
WaterSevenUbkamion, the problem is related to that bug?07:38
KamionWaterSevenUb: the problem *is* that bug :-)07:38
WaterSevenUbkamion, lol... and is that related to the "time zone configuration" not being translated too?07:38
Kamionyeah, same bug07:38
sivangmdz: so we can tag it EWORKFORME ?07:39
WaterSevenUbkamion, ok, I can rest in peace now:)07:39
Kamionanything that's run in /target rather than in the main installer environment seems to be having translation troubles07:39
KamionWaterSevenUb: hang on though, you said "post-install"; at what stage exactly did you see "Ubuntu configuration"?07:39
mdzsivang: no, we should ask for more information and a test with breezy07:40
WaterSevenUbkamion, after the reboot after installation, when the system is booting for the first time appears a graphical interface which on top says "ubuntu configuration".07:40
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WaterSevenUbkamion, "time zone configuration" problem is before reboot of course....07:41
Kamiongraphical? really?07:41
WaterSevenUbkamion, eheh... ok..... pseudo graphical? :)07:41
WaterSevenUbkamion, I mean... not black and white text;)07:41
KamionWaterSevenUb: ah, that is a different bug07:42
sivangmdz: ok, sure. then I'll try to reproduce and /or ask for specific brand fo the printer in question, maybe it is a make specific issue07:42
KamionWaterSevenUb: debconf is incorrectly having its translations stripped and put into language packs, which aren't installed yet at that stage07:43
WaterSevenUbkamion, hhmm... I'm lost. "Time zone configuration" problem is related to the above problem you mentioned before and "Ubuntu configuration" to the one you just mentioned?07:44
Kamiondebconf-i18n rather07:44
KamionWaterSevenUb: correct07:44
KamionWaterSevenUb: sorry, when you first mentioned the bug with "Ubuntu Configuration" I assumed it was pre-reboot07:44
WaterSevenUbkamion, thanks. Should we take any step to get "ubuntu configuration" bug solved? The first one I assume it will be corrected by you after preview....07:45
KamionWaterSevenUb: I've just sent mail to Martin Pitt about the second bug07:46
Kamionhe should be able to deal with it shortly07:46
xTinabtw, is http://archive.ubuntulinux.org/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/installer-i386/current/doc/manual/en/apcs01.html the newest version of this document, or is there a newer one somewhere?07:46
WaterSevenUbkamion, thanks:) 07:46
KamionxTina: yeah, that's current07:46
WaterSevenUbmonteiro, kamion rocks;)07:46
monteiroyes ;)07:46
Kamionalthough it is also out of date according to one of my bug reports; I need to look over it07:46
xTinaKamion: Hm. Preseeding the locale as it's described there doesn't seem to work for me in colony-4.07:47
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xTinaKamion: Also, that URL: http://www.debian.org/releases/breezy/example-preseed.txt probably isn't correct ;)07:47
KamionxTina: yeah, that's one of the out-of-date bits - change "preseed/locale" to "debian-installer/locale"07:47
KamionxTina: heh, true - I'll fix all that up at the same time, thanks07:47
xTinaKamion: ah, ok :)07:48
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Kamionmost of the rest looks moderately reasonable07:49
DizietDo we care about a missing build-depends on a package implied by ubuntu-base ?07:49
phlaegeldesrt: ping07:49
desrtpong07:49
xTinaKamion: I guess there's no significant changes in regard to partman's handling of expert recipes in breezy, or is there?07:50
phlaegelI take it you're the gnome-applets release guy?07:50
KamionDiziet: yes, if it's not a direct/indirect dependency of build-essential07:50
WaterSevenUbkamion, at a give stage during breezy installation appears the message "Download language support" or something similar... any idea what is the package responsible for this? We are suspecting that there is a problem also... but needs further investigation.07:50
desrtphlaegel; ya.  is there a problem? :/07:50
KamionDiziet: the buildds don't install all of ubuntu-base07:50
Dizietkamion: is there an easy way to tell ?07:50
KamionxTina: no07:50
phlaegeldesrt: wondering about bug 12573... the stock applet is completely useless as is07:51
desrtubuntu bug?07:51
\shxTina: tuxtina.de? 07:51
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phlaegeldesrt: I was surprised to see it release with it :-) 07:51
phlaegeldesrt: yep07:51
KamionDiziet: if it's Priority: required (according to Packages) or in the buildd list near the top of /usr/lib/debootstrap/scripts/breezy, it's build-essential07:51
xTina\sh: yep07:51
desrtuhhh07:52
KamionWaterSevenUb: archive-copier; that's translated into pt_BR but not pt07:52
desrtphlaegel; ya.  that's pretty freakin' serious07:52
KamionWaterSevenUb: happy to take a pt.po for that at cjwatson@ubuntu.com07:52
\shxTina: interessting documents on your page :) 07:52
desrtphlaegel; it will be fixed for breezy.  thanks for bringing it to my attention.07:52
WaterSevenUbkamion, eheh... you were fast;)07:52
phlaegeldesrt: no problem :-)07:53
xTina\sh: what in particular?07:53
KamionWaterSevenUb: well, I wrote archive-copier ...07:53
\shxTina: linuxinstallation_folien.pdf e.g.07:53
WaterSevenUbkamion, still.. you guessed it;)07:53
\shxTina: update this one for ubuntu now ,)07:54
xTina\sh: Oh, we did our last install party with ubuntu as the default distribution. It just wasn't me who did the slides ;)07:55
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\shxTina: but looks like :)07:56
sivangseb128: so we will get gnome-applets last drop for lpi after preview?07:56
xTina\sh: 2001? Our last install party was in 2004 :)07:57
dholbachmdz: i will upload glibmm and libgnomevfsmm next week, ok? those two just dropped in this evening07:57
xTina\sh: http://fachschaft.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/studium/infmisc/archiv/ws04/installparty.pdf07:57
DizietSo I have an alleged FTBFS bug, imported from bugzilla, about a missing build-depends on bzip2 (which doesn't appear to be build-essential).  But the current source appears to have been built successfully by our buildd.07:58
\shxTina: I should take a better look on the statusline of my ff07:58
mdzdholbach: seb128 said everything was uploaded07:58
mdzdholbach: for 2.12.007:58
dholbachmdz: those are not of major importance - c++ bindings07:59
WaterSevenUbkamion, there is a warning # THIS FILE IS AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED FROM THE MASTER FILE07:59
WaterSevenUbkamion, should we be worried about this or just make .po file?07:59
mdzdholbach: are they 2.12.0 or not?07:59
KamionWaterSevenUb: don't worry about it, I'll take care of it07:59
dholbachmdz: and the changes are mostly the the version number07:59
WaterSevenUbkamion, ok... give us 15 minutes;)07:59
DizietShould I upload a new version with it fixed (after the preview is out) ?07:59
\shgnarf...I'm not a wiki editor 08:00
KamionDiziet: yes, that would be appropriate after preview; the buildds don't always start from a totally clean slate08:00
Dizietk: Right.08:00
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Kamion(Launchpad buildds will start from a clean chroot every time, I'm told.)08:01
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mdzdholbach: is there any hope of fixing xchat so that it doesn't continue pulsing the taskbar forever and ever?08:01
dholbachmdz: will have a look around08:02
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tritiumI've already gotten used to Alt-Tabbing away from and back to xchat to eliminate the pulsing08:03
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ograseb128, see the pre last paragrph: http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/edubuntu-devel/2005-September/000488.html08:05
ograits still there :/08:05
ograeven on new installs08:05
desrtphlaegel; i've found the patch that introduced the regression08:05
desrtphlaegel; if push comes to shove, i'll just back out the patch08:05
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mdkejdub, still here?08:06
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jdubmdke: yeah08:06
mdkejdub, sup?08:06
jdubmdke: what's with the 'misleading information' stuff on BBBT page?08:06
\shmdz: use irssi08:06
mdkejdub, nothing really, I just removed "ItalianTeam" because people might think that the locoteam will be there. No biggie08:07
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mdkeI have this error which is blocking my dist-upgrade in breezy http://pastebin.com/357252 I can't see anything in bugzilla, is it known?08:08
Keybukmdke: isn't known; but looks like libdjvulibre15 needs to conflict/replace libdjvulibre108:09
mdkeKeybuk, i'll file a bug then. Do you know how I can workaround it?08:09
Keybukthat's strange ...08:10
Keybukit already does have one08:11
Keybukwhat version of libdjvulibre1 do you have installed?  (dpkg-query -W libdjvulibre1)08:11
mdkelibdjvulibre13.5.14-508:11
jdubmdke: that was my impression08:11
jdubmdke: that members of the loco team would be coming along08:11
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mdkejdub, i thought it was open to all italian community members... the guy who wrote you is not in the team08:12
mdkeso i figured to leave it open to more people, i'd remove the "team" reference08:12
mdkeone out of four of us in the locoteam can make it I think08:13
jdubisn't the loco team open to anyone interested in ubuntu in italy?08:13
mdkeKeybuk, what is the bug #?08:13
Keybuk+Conflicts: libdjvulibre1 (= 3.5.14-6), libdjvulibre1c208:14
Keybuk+Replaces: libdjvulibre1 (= 3.5.14-6), libdjvulibre1c208:14
Keybukweird08:14
mdkejdub, the team is made up of 4 members, a bit like the Community Council. The community in general is open to anyone interested in ubuntu in Italy08:14
Keybukit has a specific version of the next one08:14
Keybukmdke: no bug#, just looking at the package changelog08:14
Keybukfile a bug saying those conflict/replace needs to be a little less specific ;)08:14
Keybukor if mdz approves, I can just fix that now <g>08:14
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mdkeKeybuk, ok shall I file it against libdjvulibre1c2?08:14
jdubmdke: weird :)08:15
Keybukthis isn't a hoary->breezy bug though, it's a part-breezy -> breezy08:15
\shcxx trans08:15
mdzKeybuk: then it should wait until after preview08:15
Keybukagreed08:15
mdkejdub, the community got big so we developed that system08:16
mdkejdub, i made a translation explaining it here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ItalianCommunityStructure08:16
Keybuk. o O { my god, that's a difficult package name to type! }08:16
mdkeyeah08:17
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Keybukmdz: actually, it does affect hoary->breezy too by the looks of it08:18
Keybukthat needs to be a <= not an =08:18
Keybuk(hoary's package includes the conflicting file too)08:18
mdzKeybuk: since uploads are locked down, go ahead and upload08:19
mdkeKeybuk, ok i've filed it at #1490908:19
seb128mdz, dholbach: speaking about what? *mm?08:19
mdzKeybuk: if we have to process other uploads anyway, we'll let it in08:19
mdzseb128: yep08:19
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dholbachseb128: yep08:19
mdkejdub, feedback on the system is always appreciated :)08:20
seb128mdz: they are not a part of the desktop, but a part of the bindings platform .... we have GNOME 2.12.0 (desktop)08:20
mdkeKeybuk, i'd still appreciate a workaround if you know one, I can't dist-upgrade and it's a few weeks since my last one08:20
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seb128not sure on how much about *mm stuff, they are not used a lot08:21
seb128ogra: what about this mail?08:21
Keybukmdke: dpkg --force-depends --remove libdjvulibre108:21
Keybukmdke: dpkg --unpack /var/cache/apt/archives/libdjvulibre15_*.deb08:21
seb128oh, the education menu, not sure about it08:21
Keybuk(in that order -- then run the upgrade again)08:21
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ograseb128, the dissapearing menu stuff08:22
seb128sivang: what about applets?08:22
mdkeKeybuk, magic, cheers08:22
seb128ogra: if you have the issue you are welcome to track it08:22
seb128jdub: around?08:22
mdzKamion: are those livefs builds finished?08:22
ograseb128, i'll do... its just strange, since it only disappears occasionally...08:22
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HiddenWolfseb128, nautilus doesn't update file size regularly for me. Only when I bring it up after minimised or when manually refreshing it. known bug?08:23
ograseb128, there is no pattern for it...08:23
HiddenWolfseb128, watching a file download...08:23
seb128HiddenWolf: what file size? properties one?08:24
HiddenWolfseb128, 'size' column in nautilus08:24
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seb128HiddenWolf: not sure abou that, search on bugzilla.gnome.org, there is probably a bug about it08:25
HiddenWolfseb128, i'll browse08:25
seb128mdz: bindings are mm, java, perl, pygtk .. we have pygtk uptodate and I would say others don't really matter. If dholbach wants to update *mm that's fine (and is no likely to break something since they are not used a lot and frozen upstream too) but that can wait after preview08:26
jdubseb128: yo08:26
seb128jdub: do we care about *mm 2.12.0 tarballs?08:26
seb128jdub: have bindings the same schedule as the desktop for GNOME ?08:27
Lathiatseb128: i thought some of that got uploaded already?08:28
jdubseb128: yes08:28
jdubseb128: murray's were late08:28
mdkei'm also getting update errors with console-data, base-config and ubuntu-minimal. These have been here for at least a month, is everyone else getting em?08:28
dholbachLathiat: most of it, two are missing08:28
elmomdz/kamion: 'helena -m breezy' does something useful08:29
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seb128jdub: "yes we care" or "yes that's the same schedule" or "yes to both"? :)08:29
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jdubseb128: yes to both ;)08:30
seb128bah08:30
seb128k :)08:30
mdkeah it is bug #13134 but it doesn't seem to have been assigned to anyone yet08:30
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seb128_grumpf, dsl hangup08:36
mdzjdub: in this case, care implies "care for preview purposes"08:38
jdubwhich is a no08:39
seb128_mdz: does anybody out of pitti has language-pack clue? The current GNOME translations are quite laggy and that would be nice to have them updated08:39
mdzseb128_: no, I don't think anyone else can build them at this time08:39
mdzlamont: ?08:39
mdzseb128_: have all 2.12 packages been built?08:40
lamontmdz: I'm not sure - I might be able to figure it out, but I wasn't instructed or anything...08:40
seb128_mdz: yep08:40
mdzlamont: where does it live and how do I get access to it?08:40
lamontthe un-merged tarballs are http://people/~lamont/translations/....08:41
lamontbut those need to be merged, and I'm still not clear on the algorithm that pitti has planned for that...08:41
mdzsent an SMS to pitti08:42
WaterSevenUbkamion, you have email :)08:42
WaterSevenUbkamion, sorry for taking 30 min instead of 15 ;)08:43
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mvomdz: I can call pitti on his mobile if you want08:44
mdzmvo: does he not receive SMS?08:45
mdzmvo: sure, try him08:45
mdzhe is calling me now08:45
mvomdz: ok08:45
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desrtBenC; sup08:48
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mdzok08:49
mdzlanguage pack story: we can't build updated langpacks until pitti makes some fixes to the scripts08:50
jdubgnome 2.12 has been released08:50
dhonncool08:50
jdubthe very loud second hand is ticking now :-)08:50
mdzso we can proceed with testing candidates tonight, and if all goes well, we can roll in updated langpacks in the morning, do another test cycle and go08:50
mvocongrats jdub 08:50
mdzjdub: congratulations08:50
dhonnhttp://gnome.org/08:51
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seb128_jdub: congrats :)08:54
ograyay jdub 08:54
jdubseb128_: give elijah the love this time 'round :-)08:54
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dhonnalways on time 08:54
mdzhas anyone had hotplug exceed the default usplash timeout?08:55
mdzor anything other than module-init-tools?08:55
desrtwhen is preview happening?08:55
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ogradesrt, tomorrow if we match the schedule08:56
desrtseb128_; i have a fix for one of your bugs that you might want to consider, then08:56
seb128_desrt: consider for when?08:56
desrtseb128_; for preview08:56
ograthat must be a very serious one then :)08:57
seb128_desrt: which one? I doubt we do new uploads now, that would delay the CD build probably08:57
desrtoh.  ok.  forget it then08:57
seb128_what is the bug?08:57
desrtthe fix will be in 2.12.1 anyway08:57
desrthttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1257308:57
seb128_I've no stopper on my list08:57
desrtgtik basically completely doesn't work08:57
desrtbut not many people use it :P08:57
seb128_oh, right08:57
seb128_that's a detail :)08:58
desrt:)08:58
seb128_will be fixed for 5.10 anyway08:58
desrtya08:58
desrtdavyd and i are gonna try and get 2.12.1 out on time for 5.1008:58
seb128_the schedule is made to ship 5.10 with GNOME 2.12.109:00
seb128_so if you roll the tarball for GNOME 2.12.1 that's ok09:00
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mdzslomo: what was the date of the tech board meeting where you proposed yourself for MOTU?09:08
slomomdz: uh... wait... the tb meeting just before july 27th iirc09:09
mdzslomo: I need the exact date09:10
ogramdz, he was added to the motu group on aug 25th, since the meeting must have been tuesday, it was the 22th09:10
slomomdke: 26th09:11
Lathiatcheck the wiki logs :)09:11
slomomdz even...09:11
ograerr 23th09:11
slomoogra: my logs say 26th ;)09:11
ograoh, didnt we meet on tuesday ?09:11
ograslomo, but i dont add people in advance to the motu group.... 09:12
mdzslomo: thanks09:13
slomoogra: jul 26th09:13
ograergh, ok09:13
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slomoogra: np :)09:14
mptjdub: In gnome.org/index.html, change "550" to "401"09:14
mptotherwise the "smoother graphics & antialiasing" is unintentionally amusing09:15
bddebianelmo: pingeage09:16
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jdubmpt: it's updating right now09:17
jdubthank you09:17
jdubfiftieth time09:18
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ograjdub, btw, did you see this bug ? http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1462209:21
dholbachbrb09:22
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froudwhose the address for training and certification development?09:23
jbaileyfroud: What are you looking for?  There's a few different people.09:24
froudwho is the head?09:24
jdubfroud: speak to jane silber/09:25
froudkk09:25
froudthx09:25
bddebianelmo: If/when you come around can you please sync libdebtags1, debtags, and tagcoll 1.4 from experimental.  I have been asked to bring in 1.4 rather than try to merge debtags 1.3.  Thanks a million.09:26
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Kamionmdz: oh yeah, ages ago09:35
Kamionmdz: is this a preview-candidate install CD build happening now?09:35
Kamionmdz: live/powerpc wouldn't start X for me (claiming bogus PCI bus ID), but I don't trust my results there because I was getting EIO on /usr/bin/less and /bin/more09:39
mdzKamion: yes09:40
mdzKamion: live build is already done, burning ow09:41
mdznow09:41
mdzOW BURNING09:41
lu|releasethere are creams for that now.09:41
tsengmdz: ive been hacking on livecds all day, i can now partially appreciate your painful burden09:42
tsengedit, compress, mkiso, burn, test, rinse, repeat09:42
lu|releasetseng: another mono livecd?09:43
mdztseng: x3 architectures ;-)09:43
lu|releasetseng: and apologies in advance; I could not fix beagle on the gnome liveCD in time. :/09:43
jdubhow well does your burner cope after the rinse stage?09:43
tsenglu|release: a demo for work09:43
tsenglu|release: damn, too bad.09:43
tsengjdub: after a bit of sizzling it seems to do alright09:43
lu|releasetseng: yeah09:44
lu|releasetseng: next release I guess09:44
lu|release(which probably won't be my baby, for better or for worse)09:44
tsenglu|release: jhill is hacking on another09:44
tsenglu|release: (mono cd)09:44
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lu|releasetseng: cool09:45
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mvoping mjg59 09:45
mjg59Hi09:45
mvomjg59: I was wondering if it would be worthwhile to use the lrmi code to help grub figuring the device_map. what do you think?09:46
mjg59mvo: If there are any BIOS calls that would help, then probably09:46
mjg59But bear in mind that lrmi is x86 only - it won't work on amd6409:47
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mvomjg59: yes, that is essentially the problem. figure the bios disk order (#1750). I have some prototype code (based on vbetool), but I seem to be unable to give the thing a real-mode buffer where the bios can write the drive info into :/09:48
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mjg59mvo: Where's the code?09:49
mvomjg59: on my hdd, I can put it on people.u.c if you are interessted/have time09:49
mjg59mvo: Please - I can take a quick look now09:50
mvomjg59: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/vbetool-0.3.tar.gz09:51
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mvomjg59: hm, I should probably rename that :)09:51
mvomjg59: http://www.ctyme.com/intr/rb-0715.htm09:52
mjg59mvo: The LRMI_alloc_real should do what you want, I think09:52
mvo is the relevant real-mode interrupt09:52
mvomjg59: I use it and get "invalid parameter", no idea currently why09:53
mjg59mvo: Hrm. No real idea then, I'm afraid09:53
mvomjg59: ok, thanks for having a look09:54
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mdzKamion: framebuffer on powerpc seems hosed09:56
mdzKamion: at the point where it used to switch to vt2, the display remains unchanged (progress bar at 100%) and the console is unusable09:57
mdzit was this kind of behavior that caused me to use vt2 originally; I'm surprised it worked for you on i386/amd6409:57
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Kamionmdz: I think it must have worked for me because usplash cleared all the debris out of the way10:14
Kamionbut it definitely did work10:14
WaterSevenUbkamion, got the email?10:15
KamionWaterSevenUb: I've been busy sorting out a child's dinner.10:15
WaterSevenUbkamion, :)10:16
KamionWaterSevenUb: so thank you, and yes I've got it - probably won't be able to deal with it until tomorrow though10:17
Kamionmdz: I'm surprised though, killing bterm did seem to help10:18
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Kamionbut perhaps usplash obscured the issue10:18
mdzKamion: so it seems that we either need to fix bterm to clean up after itself, figure out how to clean up after it in casper, or fix this in X10:19
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mdzor perhaps get usplash working on powerpc ;-)10:19
Kamionthe latter's kind of a tempting approach10:20
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Kamionbecause I don't see why it should be hard - after all it just uses bogl, which works fine on powerpc10:20
Kamionmjg59: what problems did you run into making usplash work on powerpc?10:20
mdzKamion: something about the framebuffer mode10:21
Kamionoh, bogl_move10:21
mdzKamion: I assume when it worked for you, the first few startup messages were obscured, though?10:21
mdzi.e., you never saw "Starting Ubuntu..."10:21
Kamionmdz: yeah10:22
KamionI didn't really register that at the time, because that situation seemed preferable :)10:22
jbaileyKamion: It actually crashes usplash from a null pointer dereference.10:22
Kamioni.e. no text console10:22
mdzKamion: it does eventually start X of course, but I doubt many people would wait that long10:24
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Kamionmdz: on powerpc?10:24
mdzKamion: yes10:25
Kamionmdz: an alternative hack is to have the last thing on the progress bar be "Starting live system, please wait..."10:25
mdzit's just the console output which is hosed; it still boots10:25
mdzKamion: haha10:25
Kamionso even if it doesn't get cleaned up, at least it says "please wait"10:25
Kamionok, how hard can it be to implement move on cfb10:27
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jbaileyKamion: mjg59 said that it should be just a memmove with some fiddling to take colour depth into account.10:28
ogramdz, i called out a contest for the screensaver dialog background...3 submissions so far...10:28
Kamionjbailey: the vga16 version isn't even that clever - it's pixel-by-pixel10:29
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mjg59Kamion: The only issue is implementing the move function10:32
mjg59Possibly also something to deal with centring the picture10:32
Kamionok, I'll hide in a cave and do that then10:32
Kamionbut first, COFFEE10:32
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mdzKamion: did you happen to test with framebuffer=false?10:41
Kamionmdz: no10:43
Kamiondoes it break hideously? :(10:43
mdzno, I'll test that, then10:44
mdzhaven't tried it ye10:44
mdzt10:44
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mdzKamion: heh, works, but ends up with white text on a BRIGHT RED background for the boot10:48
mdzKamion: did you remove the reset call which was there?10:49
Kamionwhat reset call where?10:50
Kamionthere was a clear, I left that alone10:50
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pittimdz: howdy, going to fix langpacks now :-)10:58
Kamionmjg59: what's the easiest way to test usplash without having to install it and reboot and stuff?10:59
dholbachhey pitti 11:00
jbaileymjg59: Run usplash &, and call usplash_write "STATUS $@"11:02
jbaileymjg59: Replace $@ with text you want to appear.11:02
jbaileyKamion: ^^11:03
jbaileyI'll figure out who I'm talking to yet.11:03
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pittiKamion: new pkgstriptranslations uploaded (with debconf-i18n blacklist)11:06
pittiKamion: is this preview-critical? if so, I ask lamfinity to install it ASAP and upload a new debconf11:07
Kamionjbailey: hmm. well, that hung my system11:07
Kamionpitti: no, it's not11:07
Kamionit can wait until after preview, when I'll need to upload debconf at some point anyway11:07
Kamion(probably)11:08
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Kamionoh, no, sort of working now11:12
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mjg59Backgrounding usplash from an interactive shell tends to work badly11:13
mjg59Kamion: You probably want to ssh in and test it11:14
KamionI've been doing sudo sh -c './usplash & sleep 1; ./usplash_write stuff; sleep 1; ...; wait'11:16
Kamiontext drawing doesn't seem to be working, and as you say nor is centring11:16
Kamionat least PROGRESS works though11:17
mjg59Text drawing will do a move call first11:18
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mjg59So if that's going wrong, it may well segfault11:18
Kamionit's not segfaulting at least11:19
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pefhello11:29
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mdzpitti: good morning :-)11:32
pittiHi mdz11:32
mdzKamion: updated translations aren't necessarily critical for preview, but awfully nice to have11:33
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mdzKamion: were you able to confirm one way or another whether X was borked on one of your systems?11:34
pittimdz: I have two options: build packs from scratch to make them smaller and make elmo cry, or build updates which make them bigger and throw out some from CDs11:36
mdzpitti: what is the basis of elmo's crying?11:37
pittimdz: a big mirror hit mostly11:38
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mdzpitti: the pain will not last11:38
hughsiemjg59: i hear you patched g-p-m to do some cool ubuntu'y stuff. you got a link to the diff?11:38
mdzwe need to roll new packs when we have a high volume of changes; it's part of the design11:38
pittiyep11:39
mdzpitti: we'll have to do it again when we get rosetta exports, presumably11:42
CarlFKjusts installed breezy.  logged in as user, did: system, admin, users.  ksudo: entered something (not sure what). dialog went away, no message, no User/groups dialog.  waited 10 seconds.  try again: sys/admin/users - this time no ksudo, no dialog, no Users - nothing.  (repeated 3 times just to be sure.11:42
pittiyes, therer is certainly a fair number of accumulated updates11:42
CarlFKany idea whas going on?11:42
Kamionmdz: unfortunately not11:43
Kamionmdz: I think there's only one translation affected in practice by the debconf-i18n thing pitti mentioned, and I don't think it's important enough to go through that dance11:44
Kamionbut langpacks, certainly11:44
mdzKamion: I'm not concerned about the debconf thing, but all the upstream translations we're currently missing because langpacks are outdated11:44
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mvoCarlFK: what happens if you run ksudo user-admin in a termianl? any usefull output11:45
mdzthey're supposed to get us more up-to-date translations, not fewer ;-)11:45
mdzmvo,CarlFK: #ubuntu, please11:45
CarlFKchecking...11:45
Kamionmdz: definitely11:45
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dholbachbrb11:48
dokoxchat is quitting on it's own ... hrm ...11:49
mdzmjg59: do you know what it is that bterm isn't doing at shutdown which leaves the console in a broken state?11:50
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Kamionmjg59: ok, so move works now, it's just the text drawing that mysteriously doesn't work11:57
HiddenWolfdoko, you are the OO.org guy, right?11:59
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