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mdzok, I'm going to just rsync everything down and be a seed myself12:01
maswanmdz: well, you can wat and we'll see if it managed to pick up on install-ppc too?12:01
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maswanok, I seem to be seeding everything now.12:03
Nafallomaswan: have you got seeds directly from the servers or something? :-)12:03
maswanNafallo: I downloaded the isos from a certain mirror and then started running a seeding client.12:03
Nafallomaswan: at home or at univ? :-)12:04
maswanNafallo: univ12:04
Nafalloor both? ;-)12:04
Nafalloah, nice12:04
maswanmy test client was at home12:04
NafalloI will pick torrent later then :-)12:04
Nafallomaswan: we have the se.releases... in the topic on #ubuntu.se ;-)12:04
maswanelmo: anyway, even if you don't get your seeding working right now, the 6 isos are seeded and it shouldn't be a blocker as long as the tracker stays up.12:05
mdzthis will take about an hour12:05
elmomaswan: yeah, I'm assuming it's good ATM12:05
elmounless someone tells me otherwise12:06
elmothere really isn't much more I can do anyway12:06
mdzmaswan: your seed seems to be working well for all 6 now12:06
mdzso we can go ahead with the announcement, thanks12:06
maswanmdz: yeah, your client might have been slow in re-requesting new peers from the tracker, or something12:06
maswanor something else broke. now it works anyway. :)12:07
torkelmaswan: are you running any seeding client at HPC2N?12:07
maswantorkel: nope, just using the non-production filesystem on farbror.12:07
=== dieman fired up an rsync
diemandamn thing wasn't setup right12:08
torkelmaswan: oh, come on... we need to keep up with ACC wasting bandwidth :-)12:08
mdzannouncement is away12:08
diemanmirror.cs will have the cdimage when its done12:08
diemanonly coming in at 500kB/s tho12:09
maswantorkel: feel free? :)12:09
Nafallotorkel: rock! :-)12:09
diemanbut thats just rsync from archive.ubuntu.com12:09
Kamionelmo: source torrents gone12:09
=== ..[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 | https://wiki.ubuntu.com//HelpingWithBugs | MOM/NDA producing bad diffs | Breezy preview is out: http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2005-September/000031.html
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torkelmaswan: not now. I'm heading to bed12:09
Nafallodieman: you could use se.archive.ubuntu.com ;-). I would think those have more bandwidth :-P12:09
maswanehm. s/archive/releases/, right?12:10
Lathiatnooo se.archive is so starved for bandwidth12:10
diemanthere we go12:10
RiddellKamion, mdz: anything to be done about amd64 kubuntu live?12:10
Lathiatit wasn't pushing 1.4gbit/s out last relase, oh no :)12:10
Nafalloah, right :-)12:10
Nafalloreleases12:10
NafalloLathiat: hehe12:10
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diemanyeah, i only get 2.25 MB/sec from se12:10
maswanwell, right now we don't have any offloading hosts, so it is just the ftp cluster and a torrent seeding machine.12:10
diemani get 8MB/s from us12:10
KamionRiddell: frankly right now I'm in the mood to pretend I never heard any failure reports :P12:11
maswanso we'll probably top out at 700Mbit/s or so.12:11
diemanscrach that, peaks to 30, and then slows way the heck down12:11
diemanyeah, back to 8MB12:11
Kamionelmo: I don't know if you need to manually kill ubuntu-5.10-preview-src-* from the tracker12:11
elmoKamion: dude, so not touching this fragile POS12:12
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Kamionwill it get there on its own?12:12
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elmoKamion: how do you mean?12:12
maswanit's working right now12:12
Kamionelmo: does the tracker get restarted when files disappear due to a trigger from little?12:13
elmoKamion: in theory yes12:13
elmohave you already triggered little?12:13
elmofrom little12:13
mdzthanks to everyone who helped with the push for preview12:13
Kamionin theory and practice, theory and practice are the same thing? :)12:13
Kamionelmo: yes12:13
elmokamion: doh12:13
elmokamion: ok, so good news and bad news12:13
mdzRiddell: can look at it now that preview is wrapped12:13
elmobad news is, trigger is broken. good news is, trigger is broken. 12:13
sabdflwell done everybody12:14
Kamionhee12:14
elmokamion: ATM, the tracker/seeds are working - I kind of want to leave them that way for now12:14
mdzRiddell: burning one now12:14
elmokamion: and restarting them wipes them out for a good 10 minutes, and it's at best 50/50 on whether you end up with a working tracker12:14
elmomdz: let me know when I should unfreeze breezy uploads12:15
mjg59crimsun: Cool - could you add details to the wiki at some stage?12:15
elmos/when/if/, I guess12:15
mdzelmo: was thinking maybe we should leave them frozen for a day or so that upgrades are stable, but if upgrades are already tricky, we might as well let the fixes in12:16
mdzmvo: what's the upgrade situation like, wrt to metapackages etc?12:16
mvomdz: readahead/readahead-list needs to be fixed, then it should work well12:17
elmomvo: another problem with CD based upgrade is, any file overwrite errors kill it dead12:17
sabdflelmo: can i see the bandwidth chart?12:17
elmoand leave the system in a very confusing-to-the-user state12:17
mdzRiddell: it's booting just fine for me here12:17
elmosabdfl: sec12:17
mvoelmo: hm, what packages give us file override errors? 12:18
Riddellmdz: spooky12:18
Kamion4 bytes/sec up. man, I'm such a good seeder12:18
elmomvo: oo212:18
mvomdz: one think we may want to consider before final is if the cd based dist-upgrade should rewrite the sources.list to the new distro as well12:19
mvoelmo: and the problem is that apt/synaptic stops at the override error?12:19
elmomvo: they don't stop, they just disappear12:20
maswanhttp://www.acc.umu.se/technical/statistics/ftp/monitordata/index.html.en12:20
maswanse.releases bandwidth graph12:20
mvoelmo: they *disappear*? the errors?12:20
Lathiatit already peaked up? ;p12:20
elmomvo: all the windows associated with the upgrade process disappeared, AFAICR12:20
mdzRiddell: boots all the way into KDE with no problems12:20
mdzRiddell: usplash, sound, everything12:21
maswanLathiat: yeah, I'm a bit surprised, but hey.. :)12:21
elmomvo: unfortunately, silbs was trying to do something semi-urgent at the time, so I didn't can't rember the exact sequence of events :(12:21
mdzmvo: I think cd-based upgrade between releases needs more spec work12:21
mvoelmo: so IOWs it crashs?12:21
elmomvo: yes12:21
mvomdz: ok, I agree. that's something for UBZ12:21
Kamionmdz: SHIP IT12:21
elmomdz: dude, CD based upgrade happens when you put a CD in the drive already?12:22
elmoeven if we don't advertise it, people are going to use it12:22
mvoelmo: I'll do a test cd-upgade from hoary->breezy now to see if I can reproduce the crash12:22
Riddellmdz: does that mean we can release kubuntu breezy preview?12:23
mvoelmo: the upgrade itself should work fine, the problem is that it needs hand-holding after the package upgrade (i.e. updating the sources.list with the synaptic repository editor for example)12:23
elmomvo: yeah12:24
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Kamionelmo: one minor snag is, we're going to have to get Kubuntu torrents in there somehow12:24
mdzRiddell: as far as I'm concerned, kubuntu live amd64 is blessable12:24
elmoKamion: meh, ok, well let me know when - I'll play manual trigger12:24
mdzRiddell: 26951ba02ef1f1696233efd3b07cfac7  breezy-live-amd64.iso12:24
mdzRiddell: that's what I tested12:24
KamionRiddell: say the word12:25
RiddellKamion: go12:25
Burgundaviaogra, http://www.advogato.org/person/bwh/diary.html?start=2712:25
mvoelmo: silbs did a cd-based upgrade from hoary to breezy and it crashed in the middle of it, right? (/me tries to reproduce now)12:26
Kamionpublishing12:26
ograBurgundavia, thanks12:26
elmomvo: yes, but only when she hit a file overwrite in oo212:27
elmomake sure your hoary has that installed12:27
elmoor you have some other file overwrite to hit :)12:27
silbsmvo: yes. I had a hoary version of oo2 installed (in addition to oo1).  It was dealing with that that caused confusion.12:27
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elmodamn, I keep forgetting silbs lurks in here12:28
silbsjust passing by on my way to bed, heard sirens and came to see.12:29
Keybukby watching nautilus updating its thumbnails, I just learned an interesting thing about BMP files -- they're stored backwards12:29
mvoelmo, silbs: thanks! (/me has some pretty broken deps to test the error reporting/handling in synaptic, but it may be a bug in the hoary version or something)12:29
mdzelmo: yeah, better stop making fun of her12:29
Kamionfrom now on all my world-killing weapons will be kept a TOTAL SECRET12:29
silbselmo, mdz: I'm leaving now. You can talk about me again.12:30
silbscongrats all, well done.12:30
elmosilbs: we'll be sure to do that, in a couple of hours, to make sure your laptop's noises are suitably irritating12:30
fabbionenight guys12:30
fabbionethanks for the ride :)12:30
mdznight fabbione12:31
mvonight fabbione 12:31
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ogranight fabio12:32
mvoelmo: is there already a bug open for that file-override errors in oo2? if not, I'll open one once I have triggered it :)12:32
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mdzsabdfl,Kamion: who can update the website?12:32
elmomvo: not yet no12:33
Kamionmdz: www.u.c?12:33
mvoelmo: ok, thanks12:33
KamionI think I can, or at least I used to be able to12:34
diemanhrm, so has anyone figured out this libpangohack.so issue with openoffice and mixing 32 and 64 bit binaries?12:35
Kamionyes, I can - I'll tweak /download/12:35
diemanit tries to call 64 bit stuff to print, and it breaks badly12:35
mdzKamion: yes12:35
diemanbecause of the preload12:35
mdzKamion: thanks12:35
elmoKamion: btw, little's down to 30% free, fyi.  if you don't care, let me know what I should reset the yellow-line alarm %-free to12:36
diemanfuck this12:38
diemanim goig to patch pango in ia32-libs-gtk12:38
diemanall this hassle for a one-liner?12:38
Kamionelmo: 20%12:39
Kamionelmo: it should get healthier when we're not building 10 extra manual sets of images a day, though12:39
Kamionanyone want to inspect http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ ? my additions are deliberately fairly brief12:40
Kamionmight want to be a bit more adverty though12:40
jbaileyKamion: Doesn't seem to contain the word 'preview'.  What are we looking for?12:41
jbaileyAh, the page to commit.12:41
jbailey=)12:41
Kamionjbailey: reload12:42
jbaileyKamion: It looks like hte preview is codenamed "Breezy Badger".  Just tryig to think of how to word it differently.12:42
Kamionjbailey: try now?12:43
jbaileyLooks better.  Maybe make it "The Breezy Badger" to be consistant with the preview line?12:44
Kamiona news item wouldn't hurt either, but I have no idea how to do those12:45
Kamionjbailey: ok12:45
BenChmm, doing "Restart" on breezy live-cd on my G5 just ends up dropping to a shell prompt12:45
BenCgoes all the way to "Restarting System" and then doesn't12:45
Kamiondoes a normal 'reboot' or 'shutdown -r now' work?12:46
sabdflKamion: page looks good, thanks12:49
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Riddellogra: booting by typing workstation at yaboot didn't work12:51
ograoh12:51
diemanKamion: while you're there, could you fix ftp.cs.umn.edu ->mirror.cs.umn.edu?12:51
ograKamion, didnt you make the changes to yaboot ?12:51
diemanKamion: i've emailed mirrors@ twice i think now.12:52
ograRiddell, could you just do a normal install then ? 12:53
Kamionsabdfl: cool12:53
Riddellogra: doing that, seems to be working so far (1/3rd through installing the base system)12:53
ograok12:53
Kamiondieman: ok, one sec12:53
diemanthanks12:53
diemani want to kill the old mirror, and thats part of the reason i keep it around12:53
diemani'll email -users sometime tonight about it changing too12:54
Kamion404 Not Found12:54
KamionThe requested URL '/pub/ubuntu-releases/' was not found on this server.12:54
diemanints ubuntu-rleeases12:54
diemanin the root12:54
Kamionah, 'twas same on ftp.12:54
diemanmirror.cs.umn.edu/ubuntu-releases12:54
Kamionor not12:54
diemanno, its a change12:54
Kamiondieman: ok, cool, sorted12:55
diemanok12:55
diemanthanks12:55
Kamiondieman: I see you have the preview already too, I'll put your mirror up at the top as well if that's ok12:55
diemanmachine isn't as fast as the other us/se mirrors but its not bad12:55
diemansure12:55
diemanit can do 100mbps12:55
diemani need to get it a gigE card12:55
Kamionogra: no, not yet12:56
ograKamion, none yet ? 12:56
Kamion$ grep edubuntu ubuntu/status12:56
Kamion  powerpc edubuntu bootloader config fixups (workstation)12:56
Kamion(my to-do list)12:56
ograok12:56
diemanit might still be rsyncing the12:56
Kamionsorry, I did mention it at the time and you didn't seem to be saying it was massively urgent so I put other things ahead of it12:57
Kamiondieman: looks complete at a quick glance12:57
Kamiondieman: could you configure it to honour the .htaccess files there?12:57
Kamionthat way it'll get the pretty header and footer12:57
diemanok12:59
diemani'll move it to apache sometime, i guess12:59
diemani dont know if thttpd will do it12:59
Kamionah, didn't realise that was thttpd01:00
Lathiatdid dbuds behavior change to allow anyone on the system bus01:00
Kamionnot important enough to change your server arrangements just for that :)01:00
Lathiat*dbus01:00
diemanapache might just be fine on there, but i know thttpd is stupidly fast.01:02
Kamioncertainly for static files it'll be a win over apache01:04
RiddellKamion: what's the status of releasing kubuntu ISOs?01:05
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KamionRiddell: sorry, got distracted by other things - they're syncing to mirrors now01:06
elmoKamion: I have a script for that ;)01:06
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Kamionelmo: ... which mustn't have been run since hoary :P01:07
KamionI'm nearly done anyway01:07
Kamionmoving stuff from "Other mirrors" further up01:07
elmoKamion: right01:07
elmogiven releases hasn't changed since then ;P01:08
Kamionyeah, but the list of mirrors that managed to grab it has01:08
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Lathiat.01:08
Kamionanyway, much better now, only three mirrors in the dead list at the bottom01:08
Kamionand the Norwegian mirror has the preview01:09
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Nafallohmm, I thought that was done with pulling :-P01:13
Nafalloor pushing rather...01:13
Kamionnot all01:14
tsengjdub: ping01:16
crimsunmjg59: sure, will do01:17
jdubtseng: pong01:18
tsengjdub: so my blog was down for a few days01:19
tsengjdub: its back, p.u.c doesnt seem to care01:19
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tsengjdub: (not picking up new posts)01:19
Kamionelmo: Kubuntu images are on our mirrors now though not the Swedish ones yet01:20
elmonobody    1540  0.7  0.0   3680  1912 ?        SNs  00:12   0:03  \_ rsync --daemon01:20
Kamionso should be torrentable01:20
elmothey're syncing01:20
elmooh, ok01:20
Kamionyeah, I'm not worried, the Swedish bit should've been in parens or something01:20
elmotorrent kicked01:21
Kamioncheers01:21
KamionI really should've poolonly'd kubuntu a while ago, oh well01:22
RiddellKamion: what's the url?01:22
jdubtseng: i don't have access to the planet install to fiddle :-|01:22
KamionRiddell: http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/5.10/01:22
tsengjdub: ok rock on. other planets picked it right up01:22
tsengjdub: obviously no emergency, though01:22
KamionRiddell: will only work some of the time, it's round-robin DNS and 2/6 have the files01:22
KamionRiddell: make obvious changes to the URLs in the Ubuntu announcement to get explicit US and Sweden links, if you like01:23
Kamionhttp://us.releases.ubuntu.com/releases/kubuntu/5.10/ has got just install-amd64 so far01:24
Kamionhttp://se.releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/5.10/ is working on it01:24
jdubLathiat: you became a member last week or so, right?01:25
Lathiatjdub: yup01:25
Lathiatlast CC meeting, approved as MOTU last TB meeting01:25
jdubwith the "best wiki home page ever" as i recall01:25
Lathiatyeh01:25
mvoelmo: filed #14997 about the ooo2 upgrade issue, no crash here, I'll try harder now (to make it crash)01:26
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Lathiatsilly redhat01:26
desrtmxpxpod; bug submitted01:26
mxpxpoddesrt: awesome01:27
mxpxpoddesrt: does it do it on i386?01:27
desrtx86 is fine01:27
mxpxpodlovely01:28
jdubLathiat: do you have a hackergotchi?01:29
mxpxpoddesrt: now, if we can just get it fixed somehow01:29
Lathiatjdub: umm, i have a southpark face01:29
Lathiat(no)01:29
desrtmxpxpod; i assigned the bug to martin pitt.  he owns an ibook01:29
desrt:)01:29
mxpxpodsweet01:29
desrtit'll probably be fixed in a day or two knowing how things go :P01:30
mxpxpodprobably01:31
mxpxpoddesrt: have you tried usplash?01:31
mxpxpodon ppc01:31
jbaileyI should reboot and see what it looks like now.01:32
desrtno01:32
desrtis it special?01:32
mxpxpodjbailey: I'm not sure that it works01:32
jbaileymxpxpod: Oh?01:32
jbaileymxpxpod: What happens for you?01:32
mxpxpodjbailey: you can try it, but last time for me it just did the same thing as always01:32
mxpxpodthis service starting...     [ok] 01:32
jbaileyAs always?  The code to make it work on ppc only went in last night. =)01:33
mxpxpodjbailey: yeah, I downloaded it this morning and tried it out01:33
diemanheh01:33
diemansomeone just rsynced off of me01:33
diemani think01:33
diemannifty01:33
Riddellogra: edubuntu powerpc installs and boots just the same as ubuntu (but the kdeedu installed)01:33
diemanwas doing 8mbps or so01:33
diemannothing like the se mirror :)01:33
jbaileyRiddell: Doing kedubuntu as well?01:33
Nafallodieman: ;-)01:33
ograRiddell, yes, with the added artwork thats a workstation install...01:34
mxpxpodalso, another oddity is that when I boot into linux, it says at the start: init: line 91 chmod doesn't exist on /01:34
jdubelmo: planet update please, when you have a moment :-)01:34
Riddelljbailey: breezy + 1 :)01:34
ograRiddell, thanks for testing :)01:34
jbaileymxpxpod: Update your busybox-initramfs and regenerate the initramfs to solve that.01:34
jdubelmo: oh, wait a sec, mirror hasn't finished01:34
Nafallojdub: did you ever add my blog btw? :-)01:34
mxpxpodjbailey: huh?01:35
mxpxpodjbailey: how do I regenerate my initramfs?01:35
jdubNafallo: yep!01:35
jbaileymxpxpod: That chmod error should have been fixed about a week ago.01:35
Nafallojdub: yay! I was holding off for an ack-mail ;-)01:35
jbaileymxpxpod: mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-$(uname -r)01:35
Nafallojdub: I should start blogging again soon then, and thanx and goodmorning :-)01:35
Lathiatjdub: thanks01:35
jdubhrm, having trouble mirroring01:36
jbaileymxpxpod: If you weren't regenerating your initramfs, then I'm surprised you saw any graphics screen at all on ppc...01:36
mxpxpodjbailey: didn't know that I had to update it01:36
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jbaileymxpxpod: After the freeze is done, the new usplash package and such will try to update it automatically.01:37
mxpxpodwow, it takes a while to mkinitramfs01:38
mxpxpodok, let's reboot and see what's up01:39
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RiddellKamion: are there any .torrent files for the Kubuntu CDs?01:43
mxpxpodjbailey: holy crap,that's sweet01:44
KamionRiddell: sure, they should be on mirrors or syncing to them01:44
TheMusoHas anybody had trouble rsyncing the preview iso images? I get the message: skipping non-regular file "ubuntu-5.10-preview-install-i386.iso" when I try to fetch the image.01:45
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jbaileymx|gone: =)01:46
KamionTheMuso: ubuntu-5.10-preview-install-i386.iso is a symlink to ../.pool/somethingorother.iso - make your rsync follow symlinks?01:46
mx|gonejbailey: gotta get going... talk to you later01:46
Kamion-L01:47
jbaileymx|gone: Post preview it will update automatically.  Glad it works for you.01:47
jbaileymx|gone: Be well. =)01:47
TheMusoah thanks.01:47
mx|gonejbailey: also, the chmod thing is fixed now01:47
mx|goneok, now I'm really gone01:47
mx|gonejbailey: now, if we can just get pbbuttonsd to quit eating all the cpu on boot01:48
mx|gone:)01:48
jbaileymx|gone: Yes.  It only happens randomly for me here.01:49
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RiddellKamion: hmm, none of the mirrors have picked up any of the .torrent files01:54
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NafalloRiddell: http://se.releases.ubuntu.com/5.10/ yes, they have.01:55
RiddellNafallo: I mean for kubuntu01:56
KamionRiddell: it's not a problem, the other files you're seeing are all symlinks which confuses the ordering01:56
NafalloRiddell: ah, that's not done syncing for se. :-)01:56
KamionRiddell: and actually I just reloaded http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/5.10/ four times and saw torrents every time01:56
Riddellok, I'll just be patient :)01:56
KamionRiddell: the UK mirrors have them, the SE ones not yet01:57
diemanyay. 15mbps01:58
NafalloKamion: do you know if se. uses push to get the updates? :-)01:59
KamionNafallo: yes02:00
Nafallothought so :-)02:00
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KamionNafallo: 19:52 < elmo> Kamion: triggering syowa triggers us + se02:00
Nafalloyay! that's cool :-)02:01
Nafalloand then se triggers some other mirrors?02:02
jdubboh, can't get to preview through cdimage.ubuntu.com02:02
Nafallojdub: to lazy to type releases? ;-)02:02
jdubsweden is giving me the flick doing that02:03
Nafallohehe02:03
jordimdz: you popped the trunk02:12
mdzjordi: yes02:16
mdzjordi: your turn02:17
mdzjordi: language pack exports from rosetta!02:17
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jordimdz: that should be done or about to be done 02:18
mdzjordi: I have heard this story before02:18
desrtis there a backlog of ubuntu packages somewhere?02:18
desrtlike, an archive of all the previous versions02:18
mdzdesrt: morgue.ubuntu.com02:18
jordimdz: don't say you didn't get your apt patch02:18
desrtawesome!02:18
jordieven if you broke it a lot02:18
mdzjordi: I uploaded it02:18
mdzjordi: UNANNOUNCED02:18
jordimdz: heh, funny, you got even more heat for the c++ stuff, didn't you? :)02:19
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mdzjordi: I hate c++02:20
mdzjordi: want to maintain apt?02:20
jordimdz: at most, I'd like to fix all those i18n bugs.02:20
jordiBUT IT REMAINS YOURS02:21
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Riddellbah, none of the kubuntu torrents are working02:34
bur[n] erwho wants that kubuntu stuff anyway? ;)02:34
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Keybukanyone else seen the mtr bug where it gets rather confused when you have more than one mtr banging away at the same host? :p02:42
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ogramdz, ping02:57
BenCanyone using mol?02:59
ograBenC, there are some users on the ubuntu-users ML 03:00
desrtcdrtools is in serious need of an autoconf makeover03:00
desrts/autoconf/automake/03:02
LathiatBenC: what to use the wireless? ;p03:02
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desrtthis schily makefile system is _the suck_03:06
mdzogra: yes?03:08
bddebianmol?03:09
ogramdz, so what do i do with edubuntu now ? 03:09
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Riddellelmo: if you could seed the kubuntu torrents that would be great03:09
mdzogra: what works and what doesn't?  what  blockers does it have?03:09
elmoRiddell: they are seede03:10
elmod03:10
ogramdz, the ppc yaboot changes arent in, i have found no amd64 tester yet (mvo wants to test tomorrow, he was to tired)03:10
mdzogra: what has been tested, and what remains untested?03:10
ogramdz, i386 is ok with two manual steps03:10
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mdzogra: 1. fix any blocker bugs, 2. test every iso, 3. release03:11
ogramdz, ltsp-build-client needed a udeb 03:11
BenCI think I found what I need for mol to work03:11
BenCI was booting osx tiger with it, and mol needs a patch03:11
jsgotangcoogra, you mean by amd64, on the server? i can grab an iso now03:11
ogramdz, the source is up for review through Kamion... on rookery03:11
ograjsgotangco, that'd be cool... 03:12
ogramdz, additionally the patch update i sent you for ltsp would be needed for a complete automatic install...03:12
ogramdz, the missing pieces are listed on http://edubuntu.org/EdubuntuTesting03:13
mdzogra: check the restart patch into baz, upload ltsp and tell me where to merge it from03:15
ogramdz, did you chack my ltsp archive ? i'm not sure if i did it right03:15
ogracheck even03:15
mdzogra: for the mirror stuff, you ought to be using the apt cache.  all of the debs are already copied to the hard drive, so there is no reason to tell the user to reinsert the CD03:15
ogramdz, i do it before reboot with the udeb, "Build LTSP chroot" is also a point in the installer menu...03:16
mdzogra: your email has a patc hattached to it03:16
mdzogra: not an archive or a url for an archive03:16
ogramdz, about a week before...03:16
tsengmdz: would it be possible to have katie mails redirected temporarily while my server is dead?03:17
tsengmdz: it would be good to know where uploads are going03:17
mdzogra: I don't have it03:17
ogramdz, ... when you asked me for an arch repo03:17
mdzogra: if you are blocked on me looking at something, you need to give me the information now, not send me looking for it.  i don't have time03:17
jcolehow do i make apt install suggests/recommended packages automatically?03:17
mdztseng: what?03:18
ogramdz, from my mail from aug 30: http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/archive/ogra@ubuntu.com--ltsp03:18
tsengmdz: my mail server is dead, as a side effect i dont get mails from katie. is there a way to send them somewhere else for now?03:18
mdzogra: baz merge ...?03:18
mdztseng: just for you? no, I doubt it03:18
mdztseng: they'll be queued and sent whenyou r server comes back up03:19
tsengmdz: ok, thanks. hopefully tommorow then.03:19
mdztseng: you can read breezy-changes meanwhile03:19
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tsengmdz: that works when things are accepted :)03:19
jcolei'll just write a script to parse the apt-get install simulate output...brb03:20
mdzogra: I assume you mean ltsp--ogra--003:21
ograerr, yes03:21
mdzogra: that branch has a lot of other changes in it03:21
mdzI can't merge it as-is03:21
mdzforget it; I will commit the patch separately to my archive03:22
ograhmm, but you wont have the themeable ldm from august then :/03:22
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mjg59Damnit.03:37
mjg59The release is the week after Linuxexpo03:37
jsgotangcoyay03:38
mjg59How was this DISASTER allowed to happen?03:38
bddebianheh03:38
elmoI blame www.dccalliance.biz03:38
Nafallolol03:38
mjg59elmo: Seen http://lists.userlinux.com/pipermail/discuss/2005-September/007379.html ?03:38
elmomjg59: oh yes03:39
elmodoes anyone know how to stream from xmms to a shoutcast (or similar) server with ogg rather than mp3?03:41
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Lathiatelmo: hrm03:42
Lathiatelmo: icecast i think does the ogg stuff03:42
Lathiatelmo: no idea about xmms03:42
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mjg59Hm. Anyone know why the archive files from pipermail don't seem to be mboxes?03:47
danielsthey're special03:47
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BenCyay, mol booting macosx tiger03:56
BenCneed to point mol maintainer to the patches03:56
mjg59Ah. I can download the entire archive.03:57
mjg59That'll do.03:57
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mp1whoa, just reported bug 1500004:29
infinityAnd thanks to our community commitment to never have more than 15,000 bugs, we can now all stop working and shut down the archive.04:29
infinity\o/04:30
bddebianinfinity: :-)04:30
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mptBut you see, infinity, that's why Malone exists04:30
mptSo we can start again from #104:30
infinityClever.04:30
bddebianNot quite, we have several on Malone already too :-)04:30
infinityWhen Malone hits 15,000, do we switch to debbugs?04:31
mptYes, about 200004:31
Nafallolol04:31
mptSo Malone will last us for a few more months yet04:31
bddebianhehe04:31
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mptI reported Malone #1000, that was prize enough04:31
slomodaniels: regarding #14993... will you pull the via driver vom HEAD for breezy?04:31
bddebianheh04:31
ajmitchI guess quite a few of those 2000 bugs are from mpt anyway04:32
bddebianajmitch: lol04:32
mptEventually I'll catch up to the 140 or so I reported about Mozilla04:32
ajmitchmpt: you're at 82, according to your karma page04:33
ajmitchso it won't take long04:33
mptYeah, but about 138 of those are about Launchpad itself04:34
mptso they don't really count04:34
mpter, about 78 of those, I mean04:34
danielsslomo: probably not, to be honest; not at this late stage04:34
infinityYeah, I get 138 and 78 mixed up all the time, too.04:34
danielsslomo: it's a big change to backport, and the via driver is notoriously regression-happy04:35
slomodaniels: hm :(04:37
slomodaniels: that bugreport was by a friend of mine... that's why i ask ;)04:37
slomodaniels: i'll probably create some packages for him with the new driver then...04:38
danielsokay04:39
danielsi just can't guarantee that we won't be in regression city between preview and final if I backport it04:39
slomoyeah... i understand... would it help if i write upstream and ask if they can guarantee that there were no regressions?04:42
mjg59NO, NO, NO REGRESSIONS HERE04:43
mjg59Oh. You mean those regressions?04:43
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slomook, let's build xorg ;)05:02
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khermanshow can I submit out sourceforge deb binary into the offical repos?05:10
khermansor how does this process work?05:10
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mdzjbailey: have you changed your email preferences in bugzilla or something?  it says it is excluding you from mailings05:41
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jsgotangcomdz, docs are frozen now05:53
jsgotangcowe'll put up the pot files for translation05:53
fabbionemorning guys05:54
jsgotangcomorning fabbione05:54
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bddebianHello fabbione 05:58
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themikester60does anyone have any news about the breezy preview?06:13
danielswhat, other than 'it's out'?06:13
infinitythemikester60 : /topic06:14
themikester60its not really support if i just ask for news06:14
infinityFurther down the topic.06:15
themikester60ah right, i eat my words then sorry06:15
danielsthemikester60: i think he was more talking about the bit where it says 'breezy preview is out', with a link to the ubuntu-announce list ...06:15
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fabbionedaniels: ping?06:30
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fabbionemdz: permission to upload fix for #14726, the submitter is right and it's one line change in an init script.06:34
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danielsfabbione: mmm?06:37
fabbionedaniels: did you have any time to look at xfs anymore?06:37
fabbioneotherwise i can poke it today06:38
danielsnot yet, sorry06:38
fabbioneok i am on it06:38
fabbioneif that's ok with you06:38
danielsi had a quick look, but I've been more distracted with fixing the maintainer scripts for preview and also libxt06:38
danielsyeah, that's great, thanks a lot06:38
fabbioneno problem06:38
jammcqmdz: hey, I build a breezy box tonight, plugged a thin client in, turned it on, and the sucker booted :)06:38
fabbionei have just been slightly busy with some -security stuff06:38
fabbionejammcq: yo :)06:38
jsgotangcoyeah it works06:39
jammcqhey fabbione, how's it going?06:39
jsgotangcoits actually fast06:39
fabbionejammcq: just woke up.. i barely feel alive06:39
fabbioneyou?06:39
jammcqheh, i'm just getting ready for bed06:39
danielsfabbione: (also I've been pretty sick for a while, so not been at full effectiveness)06:39
mdzjammcq: groovy06:40
fabbionedaniels: yeah.. i have been sick too for almost a week...06:40
fabbionetoday i almost feel 100%06:40
mdzjammcq: in the excitement I forgot to tell you when preview was out; I guess you got the word though06:40
jammcqmdz: yeah, the docs don't say that you have to start dhcpd, portmap and nfs-kernel-server tho06:40
fabbionemore energy and more power to do stuff06:40
mdzfabbione has been at death's door06:40
mdzjammcq: that's a bug I just fixed today06:41
jammcqmdz: ah, cool06:41
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jsgotangcomdz, so edubuntu doesn't need any configuration anymore?06:41
mdzjammcq: dhcp and nfs-kernel-server, anyway.  you shouldn't have to touch portmap in any case06:41
jammcqand I saw that problem, where the first time I boot the client, it fails at the nfs mount.  But then I rebooted the client, and it worked fine06:41
mdzjsgotangco: you need to run ltsp-build-client manually for now, but ogra is working on that06:41
jsgotangcoahh06:41
mdzjammcq: yeah, that's a tricky one, that is06:41
jsgotangcoi did his instructions last night and it worked nicely except i had to reboot the client06:42
mdzjammcq: nobody sees that problem in ltsp-land, eh?06:42
jammcqnope06:42
jammcqbut overall, this is VERY impressive06:42
mdzit's pretty basic, but has a lot of potential06:43
jammcqyessir06:43
mdzmontreal will be fun06:43
jammcqi'm anxious to see where we all go with it06:43
mdzwe'll be able to get on with the more interesting stuff06:43
jsgotangcoive been testing some of the educ apps in edubuntu most of them already work06:43
mdzjsgotangco: I should hope so; it's quite late in the game ;-)06:43
jsgotangcoits very much usable06:44
jammcqi'm gonna boot my main desktop via breezy, see how well it detects my 23" monitor.  brb06:48
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fabbionemdz: sorry.. did you read my upload permission request? ntp lands in main...06:50
mdzfabbione: no, I didn't06:50
fabbionemdz: permission to upload fix for #14726, the submitter is right and it's one line change in an init script.06:50
fabbione(just copy/paste)06:51
mdzfabbione: yes, fine06:51
fabbioneok thanks06:51
mdzI scrolled up :-)06:51
mdzfabbione: uploads are still queued for now06:51
fabbioneyeah i read that yesterday night06:52
danielsmdz: ping06:55
mdzdaniels: I've been talking in the channel for the past 15 minutes...06:55
danielsmdz: in any case06:55
danielsmdz: permission to introduce a new binary package or three06:55
mdzdaniels: specifically?06:56
danielsmdz: libfontcache is currently only being shipped libfontcache.so.x.x and libfontcache.so.x with libxfont06:56
danielsturns out xfs needs it to work properly, so I'd like to give it its own packages06:56
fabbionedaniels:hold on.. i can probably workaround that 06:57
mdzI don't follow...what's being shipped in which package(s) currently, and what of that do you want to move to new packages?06:57
danielsmdz: libxfont1 ships libxfont.so.1 and libfontcache.so.106:57
mdzor is it something we aren't shipping at all currnently?06:57
danielsmdz: there is no libfontcache.so06:57
mdzfabbione: ?06:59
fabbionemdz: that makes xfs build, but not link properly (there are no errors in the build log tho)06:59
fabbioneso xfs fails to start06:59
fabbionemdz: i can workaround linking directly. probably06:59
mdzxfs is uiverse06:59
mdzuniverse06:59
fabbionemdz: yes and you still larted me for saying that a few days back :)07:00
fabbionemdz: so i am fixing an xfs bug that's the result of the first one07:00
mdzfabbione: this is a regression?07:00
fabbionemdz: compared to hoary, yes07:01
fabbioneit doesn't start07:01
mdzargh07:01
mdzfabbione: what's your proposed workaround?07:01
fabbionemdz: let me see first what is required to fix it properly and if we can workaround it07:01
fabbionemdz: in theory just ld xfs /usr/lib/libxfontcache.so.0 should do07:02
fabbionethat will avoid to add another set of pkgs...07:02
fabbionebut it's HACKISH07:02
fabbioneok just gimme a few minutes to test.. ok?07:03
mdzwhy not just add a .so symlink to libxfont1?07:03
mdzwe can split it up after breezy if that's the right long-term solution07:03
danielsi could add it to libxfont-dev if you liked07:04
daniels(the .so)07:04
elmoWTF.  WE'VE (preview-)RELEASED PEOPLE.  USE UP SOME BANDWIDTH ALREADY.07:05
danielselmo: hey, I'm working on today's upload of xorg.  give it some time.07:05
infinityelmo : Aww, are you feeling underappreciated?07:05
jdubelmo: hasn't hit any of the news sites yet07:05
fabbionedaniels: no.. it's not that..07:05
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fabbionedaniels: xfs is linked with libfontcache..07:06
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fabbionedaniels: i think it's a bug in libfontcache07:06
danielsfabbione: ...07:06
da_bon_bonhi all.. does breezy usplash need framebuffer console ?07:06
danielsfabbione: so the ld xfs /usr/lib/libfontcache.so.0 thing won't work07:06
mdzda_bon_bon: yep07:06
danielsda_bon_bon: well, yes07:06
fabbioneldd /usr/bin/xfs |grep cache07:06
fabbione        libfontcache.so.0 => /usr/lib/libfontcache.so.0 (0xb7cf4000)07:06
fabbionethis is from the pkg in archive07:07
fabbioneso it is linked with libfontcache07:07
mdzelmo: dude, we had three mirrors from the start, including us where people were actually awake at the time07:07
da_bon_bonmdz, daniels: sorry to be asking here .. but is i810 framebuffer console enabled ? i think there is a special driver for i810 fb else it wont work07:07
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danielsda_bon_bon: it just uses vga, which works everywhere07:07
mdzda_bon_bon: it uses vga16fb, which works on i81007:07
fabbionebrb07:07
jammcqok, my Hp thin client booted, but the 23" flat panel wasn't very pretty07:07
da_bon_bonmdz: ok.. but vga16fb gives very less colors..07:07
jammcqnot surprised tho07:07
mdzda_bon_bon: so it goes07:08
da_bon_bondaniels: vgafb wont work on i81007:08
danielsda_bon_bon: it works fine on my i85507:08
mdzda_bon_bon: yes, it does.07:08
danielsda_bon_bon: it works fine on many other i8xx devices out there07:08
mdzjammcq: does it not support DDC or something?07:08
danielsda_bon_bon: if you want a better resolution and accelerated drawing, and better colours, sure you need the i8xx fb07:08
jammcqhmm, dunno.  it's a fairly new monitor07:08
danielsda_bon_bon: but the i8xx fb driver doesn't work on any laptops.  so it's kind of useless.07:08
mdzjammcq: what's the size of the panel (pixels)?07:08
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jammcqdoes a very nice 1920x1200 resolution, but in Breezy/ltsp it came up as 1280x102407:09
danielsjammcq: 'wasn't very pretty'?07:09
danielsoh, right07:09
mdzdaniels: shouldn't that work?07:09
danielsthis is probably that hillarious thing where ddcprobe thinks it's an analogue monitor, so refuses to use the top res07:09
jammcqin my LTSP, I have a custom modeline I use for it07:09
jammcqI copied those entries over to breezy, but it didn't pick it up07:09
danielsmdz: in theory, yes.  in practice, I need to rewrite yet more chunks of ddcprobe.07:09
mdzjammcq: we don't have a mechanism for custom modelines yet07:10
jammcqmdz: ah, ok07:10
danielsjammcq: did it write out HorizSync and VertRefresh entries?  if so, nuke them (this is the expected -- shitty, but expected -- behaviour on amd64)07:10
mdzjammcq: I sent you a mail a while back with a list of which lts.conf parameters we'd implemented and asked which ones were most important...;-)07:10
jammcqdaniels: umm, dunno.  I've since rebooted the client from my old ltsp server07:10
jammcqmdz: umm, yeah, I prolly have that email still :)07:10
da_bon_bonmdz: on i810 ?? what should i pass ? vga= ? in 791 it gives undefined mode number.07:11
fabbionere07:12
jammcqthe boot time of the clients is still a bit strange.  my 1ghz Via booted in about 1 minutes. which isn't too bad.  My 733mhz transmeta took about 5 minutes to boot07:12
da_bon_bondaniels: it is not useless for all i810 users .. but as ubuntu must cater to laptop community, i am not arguing :)07:12
jammcqboth of those workstations take about 30 seconds on LTSP-4.107:12
jammcqit spent about 90 seconds in the 'Starting Hotplug'07:13
mdzjammcq: it loads all drivers which are available for the hardware, even if we don't actually have a chance of using it yet (e.g., USB, audio, etc.)07:14
mdzsome of them take a few seconds to load07:14
mdz90 seconds for hotplug is excessive, though07:14
jammcqbut the 1ghz box is like 5 times faster.  seemed odd07:14
mdzthere's a flag in /etc/default/hotplug or such that you can set to make it more verbose07:14
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jammcqah, that would be good, so we can track what it is doing07:15
jammcqi'll try that tomorrow07:15
mdzon an installed system, you can boot in recovery mode and it should be verbose; no convenient way to do that on a thin client though07:15
jammcqwhat determines 'recovery mode' ?07:15
jammcqa kernel cmdline paramter?07:15
mdzrecovery mode = single-user mode07:16
mdzthat's what the default grub menu calls it07:16
jammcqah, 'single' on the kernel cmdline07:17
jammcqthat's easy to add to the pxelinux.cfg/default file07:17
mdzjammcq: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1497907:21
mdzjammcq: my definition of 'convenient' is more like something I could easily explain over the phone to someone who didn't already know where to go ;-)07:21
jammcqheh07:22
mdzdaniels: dude, you have people complaining both about refresh rates being too high AND too low07:22
danielsmdz: tell me about it07:22
danielsmdz: THIS REFRESH IS JUST RIGHT!! WTF I DEMAND A REFUND07:22
danielsmdz: that's what I'm waiting for07:23
danielsmdz: though I'm cheerfully ignoring the '85Hz at a minimum but always 100Hz if possible' insanity07:23
desrtpeople complain about refresh rates too high?07:23
HrdwrBoBhow could you POSSIBLY have a refresh rate too high07:23
desrt(other than, the obvious problem that your monitor doesn't dig)07:24
danielsbecause it's not the highest possible resolution omg07:24
desrtah07:24
HrdwrBoBunless your monitor is a hojillion years old and squeals like a stuck pig if it's higher, in which cash you deserve it to explode07:24
desrtcrts are best run at one or two steps down from max07:24
desrtlcd should very obviously be at absolute max07:24
mdzdaniels: for breezy+1, what would it take to push this all out to the desktop and just let the user pick what they want?07:24
HrdwrBoBoh, I'd rather have 1280x1024 at 60hz interlaced than 1024x768@85hz07:24
mdzthat little xrandr thing in gnome is a good start on it07:24
desrtmdz; ya... that's always a thought07:25
danielsmdz: they can do it today if they want07:25
desrtgive them whatever the hell you feel like and if they don't like it they have a nice friendly app to do it themselves07:25
danielsmdz: doing this *properly* with multiple monitors (which I'm currently blueskying about in #freedesktop with a couple of others) is much, much harder07:25
mdzdaniels: they can do it only at the session level, and they can't really change the refresh rate07:26
danielsmdz: in general, I was extremely skeptical of the ability of the current configuration infrastructure to hold together to hoary07:26
danielsmdz: xorgautoconfiguration would be an *excellent* start07:26
mdzforgetting about multiple monitors for now, it would be nice if we could just configure the X server to allow all available modes and let the user pick07:26
danielsfor the general case, we do that07:26
danielsthe only freak cases are shitty laptop chipsets and amd64 desktops07:26
danielsalthough, to be fair, there is one case we don't handle07:27
danielswhich is the highest resolution when we've determined n-1 would be best07:27
danielsright now X's metric for resolutions is highest -> best07:27
fabbionedaniels: libfontcache is miscompiled :) it's missing the -DFONTCACHE.. exactly like xfs was07:27
danielsso if we put them all in, you'd always get the absolute highest thingo07:27
danielsresolution07:27
danielsfabbione: okay07:27
fabbionedaniels: so the missing -DFONTCACHE in xfs seems to me like a consequence to libfontcache being miscompiled07:28
fabbionedaniels: anyway.. looking more deep into it07:28
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mdzhmm, I guess my refresh rate widget is not so useful because I lack DDC07:28
mdzdaniels: we don't have a way to set the default for the server, only for a particular user's session07:29
mdzso e.g. the login screen still always gets the default mode, no?07:29
infinityYeah, I whined abou tthis to daniels earlier.07:29
danielsfabbione: new package on the way07:29
danielsmdz: right07:29
mdzinfinity: that's a GNOME issue07:29
fabbionedaniels: wait.. let me finish to check please07:29
danielsmdz: xorg configuration is currently hillarious07:29
infinitymdz : Oh, I know, it wasn't "in his capacity as X guy", just whining in general. :)07:29
mdzdaniels: it would be fly if we could add colour depth to that dialog07:30
danielswe don't have any runtime configuration infrastructure at all (xrandr is ... it's a start, but not a patch on what we need)07:30
danielsmdz: HA HA HA HA07:30
danielsmdz: yeah07:30
danielsmdz: run-time depth switching doesn't happen07:30
mdzobviously we can't switch depth o the fly07:30
danielsokay07:31
mdzX being the lovable old curmudgeon that it is07:31
mdzbut to let the user change it would be huge07:31
danielsmmm07:31
mdzeven if they have to reboot07:31
mdzideally we'd like to decouple the "these are the capabilities of your hardware etc." stuff (xorg.conf) from the "my display preferences" stuff07:32
fabbionedaniels: ok.. i can cofirm that adding -DFONTCACHE to CFLAGS option to libxfont fixes the problem.07:32
danielsright07:32
danielsthat would indeed kick arse07:32
mdzand set the latter somewhere other than a crazy config file07:32
fabbionedaniels: it would be still good to get the fixes in the right order.. like libxfont to set that properly07:32
fabbionedaniels: xfs doesn't need to be rebuilded07:32
mdzif the tool were extended to have some way to set up a default config for gdm...07:32
mdzthen it wouldn't be too crazy to expect it to be able to pass -depth or whatever too07:33
danielsi think we'd perpetually be maintaining that as our hack on top of the gnome applet07:33
danielsbecause then you're tying your gnome session to gdm07:33
danielsfabbione: i've already committed the fix to cvs :P07:33
fabbionedaniels: ok...07:33
mdzI don't see why it couldn't go upstream07:34
mdzthe 07:34
fabbionedaniels: please take to check if xfs still requires -DFONTCACHE07:34
fabbionedaniels: and so on...07:34
danielsmdz: because it's suddenly wildly incorrect if you don't use gdm07:34
danielsfabbione: xfs still requires -DFONTCACHE07:34
mdzit could have two tabs, for setting your user settings and the system-wide settings07:34
mdzdaniels: people who install non-default X display managers can cope07:34
danielsmdz: this is not a problem for ubuntu07:35
danielsmdz: it's more of a problem for gnome07:35
fabbionedaniels: ok.. than just upload libxfont with -DFONTCACHE (recheck the B-D because i didn't)07:35
mdzthere are already other bits of gnome config which assume you're using gdm07:35
danielsi've committed the right fix upstream (the AC_DEFINE was wrong), so I'll just push that up07:35
danielsmdz: which bits?07:36
danielsfabbione: um, I checked the Build-Deps when I uploaded it07:39
mdzdaniels: administration->login screen setup, e.g.07:40
danielsmdz: right, but that's explicitly gdm setup07:40
danielsmdz: it's not X setup in general07:40
mdzI don't think it's a biggie07:40
danielsmdz: i don't think it's not useful -- not in the least -- but I'm not sure it'll work as is07:40
mdzif they care, they can hide the widgets if not running under gdm07:40
danielshow do we detect that we're managed, aside from RUNNING_UNDER_GDM=True in /etc/environment? :P07:41
mdzsomething like that07:42
danielsow, my head07:42
mdzgnome stuff knows that it's runniing under gdm already07:42
mdze.g. the new login, reboot/shutdown, etc.07:42
mdzand if they're not, they hide07:43
mdzunder gdm, logout gives you options; under ltsp, it just logs you out07:43
fabbionelamont-away: ping?07:47
danielsmdz: hm, okay07:48
MithrandirRiddell: what do you need help for wrt kubuntu/amd64?07:49
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mdzMithrandir: he needed help testing the ISOs which have since been released07:50
Mithrandirhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily/20050908.2/ ?07:51
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fabbioneinfinity: i am on #14844 if you are busy...07:52
dokoare there reasons (besides UVF), that we do not upgrade valgrind to 3.0? in that case I would like to package valgrind3 with a different source package name to have a version for amd6407:56
Mithrandirdoko: it has been discussed to just sync it, iirc07:57
Mithrandirdoko: did you see my question about http://err.no/patches/bcel_5.1-4ubuntu2_5.1-4ubuntu3_ftbfs_ant_compiler.diff yesterday?07:57
dokoMithrandir: sorry, no, I didn't (had two nicks in use yesterday). will look at it today07:58
fabbionemdz: permission to upload iproute (#14844) the patch makes sense and it's trivial to understand07:58
fabbione(2 oneliners in 2 files)07:58
dokoMithrandir: what was the outcome of the discussion?07:58
Mithrandirdoko: thanks.07:58
Mithrandirdoko: I can't remember.07:59
Mithrandirdoko: iirc, either mdz or Kamion was involved in the discussion.07:59
mdzfabbione: yep08:01
mdzMithrandir: that url is not familiar08:01
fabbionemdz: thanks08:01
Mithrandirmdz: what's the right one, then?08:02
dokoMithrandir: the bcel fix looks fine08:05
mdzMithrandir: I'm saying that I don't think I was involved in a discussion about that patch08:06
dokomdz: no, the valgrind thing08:07
Mithrandirmdz: I didn't imply you were; that was about valgrind.08:07
Mithrandirmdz: sorry for the confusion08:07
Mithrandirdoko: I've also looked a bit at the ecj-bootstrap FTBFS and it seems like gcj has problems with too many input files or something like that?08:07
mdzI don't recall a conversation about a new valgrind source either08:07
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Mithrandirsorry, it was jdub08:08
Mithrandirmdz: as well as 18:20 < jdub> mdz: ross burton has asked for a sync of valgrind to more sanely d08:09
Mithrandirebug gnome things that are affecting us, Riddell is checking if the reverse-depe08:09
Mithrandirnds works with it, and Mithrandir suggests the amd64 camp will have a debugging08:09
Mithrandirorgy if it goes in - your thoughts?08:09
Mithrandirthursday a week ago.; TZ is CEST08:09
mdzwhat are the reverse deps?08:12
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Mithrandirkcachegrind or something like that, iirc08:12
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mdznew valgrind is ok with me if it doesn't break any packages which depend on it08:14
Mithrandirok, I'll test that, then08:14
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pittiGood morning08:31
ajmitchmorning pitti 08:31
fabbionehi pitti08:31
Burgundaviapitti, is moz going to support the 1.0.x branch of FF or are you going to have put 1.5 in breezy/hoary/warty?08:31
pittiBurgundavia: I really hope they support 1.0.x further 08:32
Burgundaviapitti, ouch, I don't envy your job08:32
pittiI hope that enough vendors have that problem so that moz upstream will see the necessity08:33
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pittiHi Kamion 08:40
dokoMithrandir: the ecj-bootstrap thing is a regression, I don't know, when it did stop working, I couldn't find anything yet yesterday looking at it.08:42
Mithrandirdoko: I don't know the gcj source, but all the smoking guns point in that direction.  It should be possible to add a workaround to ecj-bootstrap, but that's really the wrong place to fix it.08:43
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pittinew hal coming - daniels, infinity, jdub something new for you to play with :-)08:44
Burgundaviapitti, 0.5.4?08:44
pittiBurgundavia: no, new patches to 0.5.308:44
Burgundaviaah08:44
pittiBurgundavia: upstream version freeze :-/08:44
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dokoMithrandir: yes, and it builds ok on amd64 ...08:46
dokoohh, wait that was too quick :-/08:46
infinitypitti " Fun.08:47
infinitys/"/:/08:47
Mithrandirdoko: uhm, no?  It fails in the first round of compiles, but gcj doesn't return non-zero when a file fails to compile, so make just continues.08:47
dokomdz: is the preview freeze for the pending uploads over?08:49
infinitydoko : Preview is released, so you do the math. :)08:50
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ondrejmornin', just quick question.  Is "breezy" in Breezy Badger meant as "windy" or as "jolly"...08:51
ondrej?08:51
ondrejor "jovial"?08:51
infinitymdz : Can I get a UVF exception for PHP 5.0.5 (bugfix-only release, I can let it cook in sid for a week first, if you prefer)08:52
Mithrandirinfinity: "bugfix-only" means they've only removed three features, changed behaviour of half a dozen and added a few new libraries to the testsuite?08:53
infinityMithrandir : No, it actually seems to be bugfix-only, this time.08:53
Mithrandirinfinity: amazing.  Have they taken a rock to the head or something?08:53
infinityMithrandir : I think they're busy doing the real breakage on the PHP 5.1 branch (which is in beta right now), so they're distracted from messing up 5.0.x08:53
Mithrandirah, makes sense08:54
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wickedpuppyhi guys does anyone knows how is /lib/modules/<kernel> is generated ? by what program ?09:04
infinitywickedpuppy : With the exception of the "volatile" modules (which are linked by lrm-manager on boot), everything else is built as part of the stock kernel builds.09:08
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wickedpuppybut what if the kernel is downloaded and built with genkernel ?? then genkernel builds those modules as well ?09:08
infinityIf you configure it to build modules, yes.09:09
infinitywickedpuppy : These questoins would probably be better in #ubuntu09:09
wickedpuppyah i know ... but i thought you guys are doing dev09:10
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wickedpuppythanks09:11
wickedpuppy:P09:11
robitaillewhat's the ETA for the official announcement of the next release name?  I just noticed that someone started using it in the bugzilla :)09:12
pittidaniels: seeing the new xorg release, may I bitch you about adding the CAN numbers again?09:18
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infinitys/weened/weekend/09:23
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dholbachgood morning09:27
pittiHi dholbach, hi seb128  - good morning to the Gnominators09:28
pittiHey enrico 09:28
dholbachmerci beaucoup pitti - how is it going?09:29
pittifine, got a good night's sleep, as opposed to the previous night09:30
enricohi pitti!09:39
fabbionebella enrico09:40
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fabbioneinfinity: ping?09:53
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mdkewho has a preview install?09:57
mdkecan they please see if ubuntu-docs is installed?09:57
robitaillemdke,  it seems to be available, but it didn't install by default on my laptop09:59
mdkehmm09:59
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HrdwrBoBI do, but I upgraded10:00
infinityfabbione : pong.10:01
fabbioneinfinity: mind if i look around some of the FTBFS bugs?10:03
fabbionemost of them are assigned to you10:03
infinityfabbione : The more, the merrier.10:03
fabbioneinfinity: hehe ok10:03
infinityfabbione : I know, Mithrandir's already got free reign on them.10:03
fabbioneinfinity: ok i will coordinate with him10:04
infinityfabbione : You may want to co-ordinate with him to make sure you don't duplicate effort, but I'm officially weekending right now, so you won't step on my toes.10:04
fabbioneinfinity: have fun and enjoy10:04
fabbioneMithrandir: i am looking at 1368410:04
Kamionmdke: ubuntu-docs isn't in any seed10:05
Mithrandirfabbione: have fun10:05
mdkeKamion, do you know the reason?10:05
fabbioneMithrandir: ehehe it looks pretty simple problem.. freetds is buggy :)10:05
Kamionmdke: no10:06
mdkeok10:06
mdkeKamion, can someone fix it?10:06
Kamionoh, we used to have ubuntu-quickguide in desktop, and then that got renamed10:07
Kamionor removed or superseded or whatever10:07
Kamionmdke: fixed10:08
mdkeawesome thanks10:08
Mithrandirfabbione: it's not a simple problem.  It's an API change.10:09
carlosseb128, it's a pity I cannot complain about firefox to you... now that the panel does not crash....10:10
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seb128:)10:10
fabbioneMithrandir: yes i know.. i was just kidding because the freetds maintainer is vorlon :)10:10
lifelessmoin10:10
mvocarlos: for ff just complain to dholbach :p10:10
dholbachmvo: wait until i see you next10:11
carlosmvo, I know, but that's not so fun ;-)10:11
dholbachthank you carlos10:11
seb128carlos: come on, dholbach is a fun guy too10:11
carlosseb128, I didn't say that he's not fun :-)10:11
seb128and he's really looking forward debugging ff10:11
dholbachseb128: you're playing with the fire10:12
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carlosseb128, but I don't want to scare him so early10:12
pittidholbach: beware, mvo has a club^Whockey bat :-)10:12
mvodholbach: the the fire-fox ;)10:12
mvopitti: and experience in melee fighthing^W^Wplaying10:13
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dholbachjust to be 100% sure - main is open again, right?10:14
pittidholbach: yeah, upload new craaaack10:14
dholbachROCK10:15
fabbioneMithrandir: i think the easiest solution for breezy is to drop the freetds support...10:15
fabbioneMithrandir: the API change is immense10:16
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Mithrandirfabbione: yeah, that's a viable course, I think10:18
mvoping ogra 10:18
infinityMithrandir, fabbione : Wait, leave the freetds-related bug to me.  I co-maintain freetds, I should be able to have a look at it.10:20
WaterSevenUbHey guys. "Hibernate the computer" and "Suspend to the computer" are not translatable in gnome-session. 05_translations.diff however contains patches for some languages. Can someone help me out implementing the patch for my language? The patch is very easy but I have some doubts.10:22
Mithrandirinfinity: it's the libgda2 bug.10:22
infinityMithrandir : Yeah, I see that.10:22
fabbioneinfinity: ok.. it's a bit API change in freetds.. freetds is ok.. libgda2 freetds plugin needs almost a full rewrite10:22
fabbioneinfinity: and you are supposed to be weekending by now10:23
infinityfabbione : It's probably not as bad as it looks at first glance.  I'll poke at it, and if I give up, I can dro ptds support (but I'd prefer not to)10:23
fabbioneok10:23
infinityYes, I'm weekending.  Watch me weekend.  Woo, woo.10:23
fabbionefabbione@cerberus:/usr/src$ rm libgda2* freetds* -rf10:23
fabbionefabbione@cerberus:/usr/src$ 10:23
fabbioneproblem solved10:23
infinity:)10:24
mvoseb128: do you have a idea about #14998? it looks like the gtk icon-theme changed bug, but I wonder how it can happen during the upgrade10:24
WaterSevenUbpitti,mvo,seb128?:) 10:24
pittiyes?10:24
seb128?10:26
seb128use rosetta10:26
seb128mvo: why should it no happen during the update? it's trigerred by the icon changes, so by the packages upgrade10:27
mvoseb128: I was under the impression it was a new bug in gtk2.7, no?10:28
WaterSevenUbseb128, the strings I mentioned are not in the PO file so they can't be translated through rosetta. Under debian/patches in 05_translations.diff however some guys solved the problem, when building, their .PO files include these strings. I want to do the same.10:29
seb128mvo: not sure10:29
seb128WaterSevenUb: how so? they should be listed by the pot file, lemme have a look on it10:29
mvoseb128: that leaves the problem ... how to fix the crash?10:30
seb128mvo: you can't ... does it happen a lot?10:30
mvoseb128: it seems to be happening on each hoary->breezy upgrade with synaptic *cough*10:31
seb128mvo: if the issue if hoary's gtk beeing bugged that would require patching it and doing an hoary-update upload10:31
seb128mvo: arg10:31
mvoseb128: yeah. pretty anoying :(10:31
seb128mvo: why didn't we get any bug about that before?10:31
mvoseb128: I have no idea, but doko and silbs reported the crash and I can reproduce it here too10:32
seb128mvo: the fix is probably quite small; maybe you can look if it applys on 2.6.n from hoary10:33
infinityEven if it does apply, good luck getting all hoary users to update with hoary-updates before they upgrade to breezy. :/10:34
mvoinfinity: oh yes :/10:35
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sivangmoring all10:36
=== infinity thinks it may be time to abstract the higher-level tools one level above where they are right now.
sivangcd testing still ongoing?10:36
infinitySo, for "nontechnical desktop users", we can force "upgrade this package first, before you even attempt any other system upgrades"10:36
pittisivang: preview is released10:37
hungerinfinity: Yes! There is no problem that can't be solved by adding another layer of abstraction:-)10:37
Kamionall problems can be solved by adding an additional level of abstraction10:37
Kamionsnap10:37
infinity(Somewhat akin to Windows Update updating itself before doing anything else)10:37
sivangpitti: ah cool, so we can go on with the remaining uploads from before preview freeze ?10:37
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Kamionsivang: yes, we're back to feature freeze status10:38
Kamionsivang: although uploads are still being held for approval for the moment, just in order to give people a chance to have a stable preview archive for a bit10:38
=== hunger thinks breezy is getting too boring... stuff keeps getting better, where is the adventure there?
Kamionboring == good10:39
Kamion(spot the release manager mentality)10:39
infinityKamion : yeah, it's not an idea I feel very good about, but it sure beats telling users they're on their own with broken dist-upgrades, cause they didn't read the release notes first, etc.10:39
WaterSevenUbseb128, be right back.10:39
Kamioninfinity: yeah, I agree with you10:40
infinityIf we can figure out a way to enforce "release-note-isms" (ie: upgrade this first, do that dance, then do a dist-upgrade), that would rock.10:40
Kamionogra: speaking of freezes, am I to put Edubuntu CDs on releases.ubuntu.com before we unfreeze?10:41
seb128carlos: rosetta only has hoary .pot files?10:41
sivangKamion: Where do we hold our release notes? I think we oughta mention that LVM issue that I experienced last night, I'd hate to see unsuspecting desktop users bump into this..:)10:41
fabbionewow.. down to 252 Maj bugs from 270 of 4 hours ago10:41
fabbionenot too bad10:41
fabbionesivang: what LVM problem did you see?10:41
fabbionesivang: did you open a bug for it?10:42
infinityfabbione : No fair, you're cherry-picking all the INVALID imported bugs, aren't you? :)10:42
fabbioneinfinity: i didn't say why the count is going down..10:42
Kamionsivang: don't know, doc team should be taking care of that10:42
sivangfabbione: not yet, I will go open a bug about it now, unless you want to hear me first and tell me probably that this is not a bug :)10:42
fabbionei just said it is going down10:42
MithrandirKamion: 2419 seems to be fixed?10:42
sivangKamion: k10:42
mvoinfinity: I guess we would need some dist-upgrade hints file. but there are more practial problems. e.g. for this gtk+ bug it would require to first upgdate libgtk, then restart synaptic/pm-of-choice so that it actually uses the new libgtk and then continue. certainly doable but...10:42
fabbioneinfinity: neither i did say that i did it or who has to be credited ;)10:42
carlosseb128, no, it also has breezy10:43
carlosseb128, why?10:43
seb128carlos: I don't find them10:43
fabbionesivang: well open the bug.. and i will look at it10:43
carlosseb128, ?10:43
sivangfabbione: ok, guess better that way then on IRC.10:43
seb128carlos: https://launchpad.net/products/gnome-session has only hoary on the left pane10:43
seb128"Template "gnome-session-2.0" in Ubuntu Hoary Hedgehog package "gnome-session""10:43
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seb128https://launchpad.net/products/gnome-session/+translations10:44
seb128"Template "gnome-session-2.0" in Ubuntu Hoary Hedgehog package "gnome-session""10:44
seb12810:44
seb128carlos: where are they hidden? :)10:44
KamionMithrandir: good point, thanks, closed10:44
carlosseb128, we promote Hoary vs. breezy10:44
carlosseb128, https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/gnome-session/+pots/gnome-session-2.010:45
carlosseb128, the main problem is that we don't have yet the publishing information inside launchpad10:45
fabbioneinfinity: but if you prefer i can leave you all these little boring bugs.. :P10:45
carlosseb128, the usual path is look for a package at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources10:45
seb128carlos: where does I find gnome-session-2.0 2.12.0 pot file?10:45
carlosseb128, anyway, you also have https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+translations10:46
infinitymvo : Yeah, that's the sort of thing I was referring to.  So we'd update only gtk/synaptic (and deps), then respawn synaptic.  Or something equally hideous.10:46
carlosseb128, upstream one? we don't have it on Rosetta10:46
infinitymvo : Not doable now anyway, as the code would never get into hoary, and we woudn't have time to do it for breezy either, but maybe someone could think of some clever hint hooks for breezy+110:46
seb128carlos: no, 5.10 ones10:46
carlosseb128, breezy10:47
carlosseb128, https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/gnome-session/+pots/gnome-session-2.0/+export10:47
infinityfabbione : Heh.  I don't care who does the cherry-picking.  Triaging needs to be done, regardless.  Go nuts. :)10:47
carlosseb128, select the potemplate10:47
mvoinfinity: yes, hints would be really good. another ubz topic10:47
carlosand you will get it by email10:48
dholbachdoes a CC on bugzilla need to have a bugzilla account?10:48
seb128carlos: k, that's a pain to find10:48
fabbioneinfinity: so stop complaining on what i am cherry picking :P10:48
carlosseb128, ?10:48
carlosseb128, it's a normal 'download' action10:48
carlosseb128, anyway, why do you want the .pot file?10:48
seb128carlos: https://launchpad.net/products/gnome-session should have both distro on the left pane10:48
carlosseb128, usually you get your language's .po file...10:48
seb128carlos: I don't care of the pot10:48
carlosseb128, dude, same issue raised by jordi yesterday. Ask sabdfl about that...10:48
seb128<WaterSevenUb> seb128, the strings I mentioned are not in the PO file so they can't be translated through rosetta. Under debian/patches in 05_translations.diff however some guys solved the problem, when building, their .PO files include these strings. I want to do the same.10:49
seb128carlos: that's the issue10:49
carlosseb128, that's something you need to talk with Martin then10:49
seb128carlos: and I want to check if current po files have the Hibernate string by example10:49
carlosseb128, hte .pot file should be updated every time a build is raised10:49
seb128carlos: yeah, that's why I search the pot10:49
seb128to know if it's correct or not10:50
carlosseb128, if rosetta is missing strings means that the .pot is not being regenerated10:50
seb128I'm not blaming rosetta, I'm searching for the pot to know it it's correct or not :)10:50
seb128graa10:50
seb128you can't search for a string from the UI?10:50
carlosnot yet10:52
carlosseb128, we have a spec for that but it's not implemented10:52
seb128k10:52
seb128and there is no "next" on the bottom of the page10:52
seb128man, I'm going to fill some bugs :)10:53
mvosilbs: could you please do a "reload" in synaptic and tell me if the "couldn't stat waring" goes away then?10:53
carlosseb128, the 'next' thing is a lost subject, we talked about that already and decided to leave it as it's atm.10:53
seb128carlos: that sucks :(10:54
seb128I translate, go to the bottom10:54
seb128then I need to go up again just to go to the next page10:54
carlosseb128, people loses translations if they click over it instead of the submit button and the submit button does the same if you don't add translations so...10:54
carlosseb128, dude, if you translate.... you need to click over the button....10:54
carlosor you lose your translations10:54
seb128I don't translate10:55
carlosseb128 I translate, go to the bottom10:55
carlosseb128 then I need to go up again just to go to the next page10:55
carlosseb128, you do10:55
carlos:-)10:55
seb128I'm looking on all the pages to find Hibernate because there is no search10:55
jordihear, hear :)10:55
seb128graa, and it's damn slow to go to the next page10:55
carlosseb128, the submit button should work for you, without changes, the button does the same10:55
seb128that's not obvious10:56
jsgotangcocarlos, jordi hi, we're about to test our pot file for the documents we made do we give them to you or upload them to rosetta?10:56
seb128and since I don't want to change anything10:56
seb128I don't submit anything10:56
seb128k, I found the string10:56
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jordijsgotangco: add them to wiki.ubuntu.com/RosettaImportQueue10:56
seb128WaterSevenUb: rosetta has the strings10:56
mdkejsgotangco, it's under control10:57
carlosseb128, we choose the less data lose solution... anyway, complain with a bug report, the button label should be changed if it's not good enough10:57
mvoseb128: I looked at the gtk+ 2.6 source and I'm pretty sure that's the bug10:57
mdkejsgotangco, i spoke to jordi yesterday to arrange it10:57
seb128mvo: k10:57
Mithrandirseb128: mind if I fix the missing dependency bug in pygtk?10:57
seb128carlos: k10:57
Mithrandirseb128: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1399210:57
carlosseb128, also, you need to navigate that way because the lack of the search form10:57
carlosseb128, when we add it you will not do that so often10:58
jsgotangcook10:58
seb128Mithrandir: not at all10:58
seb128carlos: right10:58
Mithrandirseb128: great, uploaded. :-P10:58
seb128carlos: other point, is there a way to change the "10 strings by page"?10:58
seb128Mithrandir: thanks10:59
carlosseb128, yes, but not from the web UI10:59
carlosseb128, it's an 'advanced' feature10:59
jdubyay, i had my first gam_server cpu/memory blowout!10:59
Mithrandirseb128: have you seen the window change applet become massively unhappy and eating all the cpu it can find (on only one core, but still)11:00
seb128Mithrandir: nop11:01
Mithrandirseb128: it's very reproducible here, but I wondered if it was known before I start spending time tracking it down.11:01
Mithrandirseb128: ok, I'll see if I can get you a useful backtrace, then11:01
seb128no it's not11:01
seb128but because it's because of your wm :)11:01
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Kamionyay, lots more shiny mirrors picking up the preview11:02
=== Kamion updates /download/
Kamionalthough mostly European for the moment; the Australian, African, and Canadian mirrors are part-way through11:02
Mithrandirelmo: please sync sgml2x11:03
KamionJaneW: 09:41 < Kamion> ogra: speaking of freezes, am I to put Edubuntu CDs on releases.ubuntu.com before we unfreeze?11:03
pittiKamion: hm, are uploads still hand-approved? it almost seems to11:03
Kamionpitti: yes11:03
mdkesilbs, thanks for your documentation bugs11:04
Kamionwon't stay that way, it's just to get a bit of stability around the preview11:04
pittiah, because of edubuntu, I see11:04
Kamionpitti: not really11:04
Kamionwell, I suppose we might want to do an emergency rebuild of Edubuntu, but I'm going to hurt people if that's the case11:04
ograKamion, we are allowed to finish first11:04
Kamionogra: as in the ltsp-client-builder stuff?11:04
Kamionor just what you had yesterday?11:05
ograKamion, jup and and edubuntu-artwork :)11:05
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Kamionogra: did mdz say the archive was staying frozen until you were done, then?11:05
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pittidarn, I was already uploading happily - sorry11:05
pittiHi mdz11:06
Kamionpitti: it's all held in a queue, don't worry11:06
Kamionmorning/evening mdz11:06
mvopitti: no problem, it's won't processed11:06
pittiKamion: I know, but it will make things complicated if we need to fix something already uploaded for Edubuntu11:06
Kamionyes11:06
mvois there any reason for us to keep the old readahead around and not make readahead-list the new (and only) readahead package?11:08
WaterSevenUbseb128, You are right, sorry. When I do apt-get source gnome-session why the .PO files don't trace Rosetta?11:09
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Mithrandirsound-juicer segfaults11:10
seb128WaterSevenUb: "trace"?11:11
seb128WaterSevenUb: rosetta import the .po files from the packages and we are going to make language-packs from rosetta11:12
seb128but that doesn't work yet11:12
seb128carlos: when will rosetta gives language-packs?11:12
Mithrandirwhy is gdb such a POS when it comes to debugging threads?11:12
WaterSevenUbseb128, equal..... I am confused by the fact that the original english strings are not the same in the source and in rosetta.11:13
carlosseb128, I'm doing final changes to be able to create them11:13
carlosseb128, on Monday I think kiko will give to martin a new language pack from Rosetta to test it11:13
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carlospitti, btw, should we talk today, I ping you yesterday but seems like you were a bit busy11:15
seb128WaterSevenUb: original == upstream? The ubuntu patches have some new strings11:15
JaneWKamion: hi11:15
JaneWKamion: I need ogra to decide that but edubuntu is conspicuous in it's absence from the preview announcments...11:17
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ogramvo, pong11:19
WaterSevenUbseb128, k, I appreciate your help.11:20
Kamionogra: I've updated debian-cd to fix Edubuntu bootloader configuration on powerpc; your next CD build will have that11:20
WaterSevenUbseb128, thx.11:20
ograKamion, WOW...11:20
seb128np11:20
ograKamion, else we would have dropped ppc...11:20
KamionJaneW: I've cleared it up with ogra, thanks11:20
Kamionogra: can't have that ;)11:21
ograi thought so, thanks a lot :)11:21
JaneWKamion: many thanks :)11:21
Kamionpitti: I can always (I think) reject something if absolutely necessary11:21
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Kamionogra: do you need ltsp 0.54?11:23
Kamion(see breezy-changes, it's in the queue)11:23
ograKamion, yup11:23
ograit has the necessary changes11:23
Kamionmdz: your changelog entry does not tally with the actual diff11:23
Kamionmdz: "Restart nfs-kernel-server and dhcp3-server on installation" vs. restarting nfs-kernel-server on removal11:24
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ograKamion, thats my patch11:24
Kamionwell, I'll approve it and you lot can see whether it works11:24
Kamionogra: why does the changelog disagree with the change?11:24
ograKamion, it restarts nfs on both and dhcp on install11:24
sivangseb128: did you finish with gimp ? can we upload my last bit of lpi (gnome-applets) ?11:24
Kamionogra: that's not what the diff says11:24
ograhmm11:25
Kamion+           invoke-rc.d nfs-kernel-server reload11:25
Kamionthat's all the diff adds11:25
Kamion(on postrm remove)11:25
seb128sivang: no and no11:25
ograKamion, there must be a change in postinst too (the more important one...)11:25
KamionI've approved 0.54, you can check for yourself in fifteen minutes when it hits the archive11:25
ograKamion, any idea why edubuntu-meta's update script still tells me edubuntu-artwork is unavailable ? 11:26
Kamionbecause you didn't wait as long as I told you to wait11:27
Kamion10:11 <Kamion> update -meta again the next time the archive updates (about 30 minutes)11:27
Kamionit is now 10:2711:27
ograoops, ok11:27
ograi need a coffee to wake up i think11:27
Kamioncron.daily happens at :03 and :33, takes some minutes11:27
Kamionwe can run it manually in emergencies but I prefer not to :)11:28
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sivangfabbione: check bug #1501711:40
Mithrandirhmm11:40
Mithrandirif you set your clock 30 minutes back, the download stats in firefox stops working11:40
fabbioneKamion: permission to upload gail to fix 14598. missing one B-D. no other changes11:41
Kamionfabbione: seems unlikely Edubuntu will want to upload that, so sure11:41
HiddenWolfwho owns dh@mailempfang.de ?11:42
KamionHiddenWolf: dholbach11:42
jsgotangcothat's dholbach 11:42
fabbioneKamion: thanks11:42
HiddenWolfdholbach, if you upload something that fixes a bug, close it. ;)11:42
HiddenWolfKamion, thanks11:42
dholbachHiddenWolf: what are you referring to?11:43
HiddenWolf1482311:43
dholbachHiddenWolf: xchat? serpentine? i will wait until they built on all architectures :)11:43
dholbachHiddenWolf: but if i forget to close bugs in the future, be sure to remind me ;-p11:47
HiddenWolfdholbach, heh, I'm not browsing all bugs just yet. :)11:47
seb128dholbach: you should rather close on upload11:48
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HiddenWolfdholbach, *g* Wrong move that, I don't understand the technicalities of 70% of them. ;)11:48
dholbachseb128: i don't promise users "it all works", until it really all works :)11:48
ograHiddenWolf, oh, you are our new bugmaster ? 11:49
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seb128dholbach: if you are sure you'll manage not forget any bug this way, good luck :p11:49
HiddenWolfogra, preferably not, I'm starting my second bachelor year monday. :)11:49
dholbachseb128: i'll see how it works :)11:50
seb128dholbach: and the bug is actually closed by the upload, if that FTFBS it's an another issue11:50
sivangKamion: so no uploads from now on, or will it be ok again in a couple of days?11:51
Kamionsivang: will be OK in a bit11:52
fabbioneKamion: i hate you... Mid-air collision detected!11:52
Kamionthat partman-auto-lvm bug?11:52
fabbioneyes11:52
fabbioneok hold on..11:52
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fabbioneKamion: i will recommit my comments and answer to your question11:53
sivangfabbione: can I help on that one ? :)11:53
sivangfabbione: (interested to learn the technicalities invloved.....)11:53
mjra,2411:54
fabbionesivang: we might get that thing fixed for breezy+111:56
fabbionebut not for breezy11:57
fabbionepartman-auto-lvm is special11:57
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fabbionesivang, Kamion: you both got spam^Wmail from bugzilla...11:58
sivangfabbione: yay :)11:58
fabbionesivang: cool, eh?11:59
fabbioneisn't it?11:59
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sivangfabbione: yes, indeed 12:02
sivangfabbione: I'd thank my love for LVMs for helping me find this bug, either way we should mention something on the release notes, right?12:03
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dholbachbdftopcf  will have to be promoted to main,  unifont  and  xfonts-terminus  build-depend on it12:11
fabbionesivang: i need to think about it first12:11
ograKamion, added the missing bit to ltsp and uploaded, can you please wave through if it shows up ?12:12
fabbioneKamion: what reference do you have for lilo supporing booting from LVM?12:13
fabbionebecause there is only one entry in CHANGES12:13
Kamiongrep -i lvm *12:14
Kamion?12:14
Kamionloads of stuff in geometry.c12:14
Kamionplus I'm fairly sure I did it with a test Ubuntu install ages ago12:14
fabbioneKamion: it doesn't support LVM212:16
Kamion   * Added edubuntu-artwork to desktop-amd64, desktop-ia64, desktop-12:16
Kamion     sparc, desktop-hppa12:16
Kamionogra: what about powerpc?12:16
Kamionfabbione: ah12:16
fabbione#define MAJOR_LVM       58 /* Logical Volume Manager block device */12:16
fabbionethis is coming from 2.4 kernels12:16
ograKamion, eek...12:16
fabbioneLVM1...12:16
fabbioneand LVM2 uses 25412:17
fabbioneat least that's what i can see here12:17
ograKamion, the archive seems under heavy load, now i cant even run the update script... only corrupt Packages.bz2 files, sigh12:18
fabbioneKamion: there are also some other checks that lilo does and might easily fail12:19
HiddenWolfdaniels, bug 11161 is still listed as need info, do you need any more?12:19
fabbioneKamion: see geo_get( in gemoetry.c12:20
fabbioneKamion: so if we want to assume that lilo can boot from lvm, we can reassign the bug to lilo :)12:21
HiddenWolfdaniels, and i think 8438 can be closed...12:22
jdubseb128: can we get gnome-bluetooth 0.6 into breezy, and make sure nautilus-sendto is built against it? the tarball is on f.g.o, not edd's site12:23
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pittifabbione: kernel update is out, thank you for preparing it!12:23
ogradaniels, around ? 12:23
fabbionepitti: no problem.. thanks to you12:23
seb128jdub: no12:23
Kamionfabbione: or lilo-installer to make it fail on 2.6 or something, don't care either way12:23
=== Kamion wows at #15020
seb128jdub: it's an universe package and we nautilus-sendto is a main package12:24
jdubseb128: only libgnomebt (and source, obviously) will have to go into main12:24
seb128jdub: that would require moving gnome-bluetooth, but when I asked to people on charge of that like 2 weeks ago they said it's not ready for that12:24
jdubseb128: we don't have to worry about the other functionality12:24
seb128jdub: gnome-bluetooth too12:24
jdubwe can leave it in universe :)12:24
seb128so we can't Build-Depends on it12:25
Lathiatbut nautilus-sendto is in main12:25
jdubseb128: we'd build-depend on libgnomebt-dev12:25
fabbioneROFTL at 1502012:25
seb128jdub: doesn't matter, the source is still gnome-bluetooth12:25
Kamion- -- Oliver Grawert <ogra@ubuntu.com>  Fri,  9 Sep 2005 03:58:21 +020012:25
Kamion+ -- Oliver Grawert <ogra@localhost>  Fri,  9 Sep 2005 03:52:16 +020012:25
Kamionweird12:25
Kamion(edubuntu-meta 0.23's diff to the changelog entry from 0.22)12:26
pittiRiddell: is CAN-2005-2097 (the xpdf disc consumption issue) fixed in breezy's kdegraphics?12:26
seb128jdub: that would require to move the source package12:26
Mithrandirgrrrr.12:26
Mithrandirdvd-rw doesn't work :/12:26
ajmitchiirc gnome-bluetooth is still a bit immature12:26
jdubseb128: yes, the source would move into main, i don't think that's a huge problem (particularly given bluetooth goal)12:26
ograKamion, err...12:26
jdubajmitch: gnome-bluetooth itself, yes12:26
Kamionogra: (do you use debdiff before uploading?)12:26
seb128jdub: people working on it have raised objections when I asked a few weeks ago12:26
seb128jdub: you will have to make a wiki page and speak with mdz/pitti about it12:26
jdubseb128: g-b or the library (which is all n-st needs)?12:27
seb128I've no bluetooth stuff here, I'm not going to argue for it without playing with it12:27
tsengjdub: every source package.12:27
ograKamion, nope, but i unset DEBEMAIL to make sure i dont upload broken stuff before looking at the changelog12:27
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seb128jdub: g-b12:27
seb128that's a source package12:27
jdubtseng: different question :)12:27
=== tseng unconfuses
tsengok.12:27
jdubseb128: the problems are with g-b itself, not the library (which is also in the package)12:27
Riddellpitti: KDE up to 3.4.1, so yes as breezy has 3.4.212:28
seb128jdub: we can't move the lib without moving the source package too, and if we move the source package we have to assure security, quality, etc12:28
Kamionogra: running debdiff is always a good idea12:28
ograoki12:28
seb128jdub: if you feel that's not an issue just make a wiki page for it and ping mdz/pitti 12:28
Kamionjust to make sure you're uploading what you think you're uploading12:28
pittiRiddell: ok, thanks12:28
mjr(so, how about compiling a universe nautilus-sendto-bluetooth that replaces nautilus-sendto)12:29
sivangfabbione: so, it seems lilo should have faild when it just continued?12:29
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seb128mjr: I would rather get g-b moved if it's ready12:30
seb128duplication of same sources to build with different options is not nice12:30
fabbionesivang: it seems so.. yes12:30
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mjrseb128, yah, I'm just assuming it isn't, since there seems to be such opinions around12:31
seb128jdub: I'll start by updating g-b to 0.6, let me know if you poke mdz about moving it to main please12:31
mjrhaven't tried, I probably should though12:31
sabdflseb128: please could you get Terminal and Filebrowser changes in asap, see what the fallout is? thanks12:32
sabdflseb128: also, please could you rename Smeg menu editor to "Desktop Menu Editor"12:33
sabdfland cc mdz, doct team on notice of that12:33
seb128sabdfl: sure, I'll do that right now12:33
sabdflthank you12:33
fabbionehey sabdfl 12:34
sabdflsorry for the late changes, hopefully we have enough time for translations12:34
sabdflhey fabbione12:34
seb128sabdfl: the nautilus entry change has been made 2 days ago12:34
sabdflnautilus entry change?12:34
seb128sabdfl: the gt one too, but dholbach accidently reverted it, I'm changing it again12:34
sabdflgotcha12:34
seb128sabdfl: filebrowser12:34
seb128it's already moved to accessories12:34
sabdflmdke: ping12:35
dholbachseb128, sabdfl: sorry for that - just didn't notice it12:35
sabdfldholbach: np12:35
Kamionseb128: bug #15011 is for the menu editor change BTW12:35
seb128Kamion: thanks12:37
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sivangah, good to be back12:46
sivangfabbione: and can you tell now if it just ignored my instruction to install on /dev/hda5 and not on the MBR? (it sure seemed so)12:49
fabbionesivang: that's something i have no idea about12:50
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fabbionethat's lilo-installer in anycase12:50
sivangfabbione: I see ok, well, I'd be interested in helping out on this multiple bugs sprung bug....:-) (I'll go read poke partman-lvm-auto)12:53
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sivangmorning mdz 12:54
seb128_sabdfl, Kamion: "Menu Editor" or "Desktop Menu Editor"?12:54
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Keybukmdz: yikes, you're up early!12:56
Keybukseb128: "Applications Menu Editor", surely? :p12:56
Keybukwe don't have a Desktop menu12:56
jdubseb128: just "menu editor"12:56
seb128_Keybuk: sabdfl asked for "Desktop Menu Editor" and the bug state "Menu Editor"12:56
seb128_jdub: what I thought, but making sure :)12:57
KamionKeybuk: autoreconnecting client I think12:57
jdubKeybuk: we do have a desktop menu, but it's not editable ;)12:57
sivanglol12:57
seb128_jdub: GNOME has one, we do have a System menu12:57
jdubyep12:58
jdubthat's why it makes even less sense12:58
jdubseb128_: we have a "desktop" menu, gnome has a "desktop" menu and a "Desktop" menu12:58
jdubneither are editable12:58
jdub:-)12:58
seb128_right :p12:58
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mdkesabdfl, hi?01:01
ograKamion, udeb updated, do you want me to upload it to rookery again or do you want to review it in the queue ? 01:01
Kamionogra: upload it to rookery and I'll give it a final check over01:04
ograKamion, ok01:04
jdubseb128: don't make any changes based on my answer, however - you need to talk to sabdfl directly01:04
seb128jdub: waiting on his reply to upload, don't worry :)01:05
ograKamion, i left out the mirror/suite for now, its unlikely that we run this udeb from anywhere else than the install CD ...01:06
pittiHi Keybuk 01:07
pittiKeybuk: just replied to your hct mail - ENOCASEYLOGIN01:07
ograKamion, uploaded for review :)01:07
Keybukyes, I just replied to it01:07
Kamionerk, cdebconf's debconf-copydb is trashing translated fields in the target templatedb01:08
Kamionno wonder we're having localisation problems01:08
Kamionogra: I wonder why you're bothering with an .orig.tar.gz01:08
Kamionogra: if I were you I'd just call it version 0.1.0 and make it native01:09
ograKamion, i'm just used to it :)01:09
Kamionogra: hm - bump Priority: to standard please01:09
Kamionso that it's used by default if it's on the image01:09
ograKamion, target is to merge it into ltsp later anyway...01:10
ograok01:10
ajmitchfyi, the MOTU crew are organising a bug day on the 17th, in #ubuntu-bugs01:10
ajmitchjust a heads up (I'll send a mail out soon)01:10
ogra:)01:10
Kamionogra: oh, ltsp-build-client could take a while, couldn't it? how about a progress bar?01:10
Kamion(even if that progress bar does have to sit at 0%, it's better than a blank screen)01:11
ograKamion, i tried, i didnt manage to get it right and the time is short...01:11
ograhmm01:11
ograKamion, what about doing it right post preview ? 01:11
Kamionogra: add an ltsp-client-builder/progress template, Type: text, _Description: Building LTSP chroot...01:11
ograrather than having a 0% bar01:11
Kamionogra: in debian/postinst, before apt-install ltsp-server, do 'db_progress START 0 2 ltsp-client-builder/progress'01:12
Kamionogra: after the apt-install, do 'db_progress STEP 1'01:12
Kamionogra: after ltsp-build-client, do 'db_progress STEP 1' and 'db_progress STOP'01:13
Kamionogra: that's not ideal, but really a blank screen for that long will make people think the installer's crashed01:13
fabbionesivang: partman-auto-lvm needs a good rewrite and better integration with other d-i modules, like partman-auto and lvm01:14
Kamionogra: also, "a LTSP" -> "an LTSP" in ltsp-client-builder.templates01:15
ograah, i missed the second one ...01:15
ograchanges uploaded01:15
Kamionogra: "Type: text", not "Type: text, "01:20
pittielmo: can you please sync postgresql-8.0? it fixes paths of some include files which render some packages FTBFS; no other changes that affect Ubuntu (just mips and m68k fixes)01:21
\shbtw...how expensive is beer in Canada?01:21
ogra\sh, ;)01:21
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Kamionogra: change that and I think it's fine to upload to the archive01:22
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ograKamion, ok, thanks...01:22
\shI have to know it ;) because then I do a lot more night work ;) too many people to drink with ;)01:22
ograKamion, done :)01:23
maswanthey do 18MByte/s each btw01:23
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ograKamion, any additional action required for edubuntu-meta ? (why do i always type meat first?)01:23
Kamionogra: no, that's fine; please add ltsp-client-builder to the edubuntu installer seed, though01:24
ograoh, yes01:24
Kamionogra: hmm, I guess workstation installs want to preseed ltsp-client-builder/run=false?01:24
ograyup01:24
ograoh, and i need one change to the language stuff in preeseed, how does it behave if a package isnt there ? does it just ignore that ? gcompris-sounds-$LL moved to the archive, i'd like to add it with the other language pack stuff01:26
ograbut the number of langs is limited... so many of them would fail01:26
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Kamionogra: could you make that post-preview, please? it's a bit complicated01:32
ograKamion, ok01:32
Kamionthanks - requires weird cdimage changes and stuff01:32
ograok, seed change committed, as soon as it shows up, and if edubuntu-meta 0.34 and the udeb in the archive we can have a testbuild :)01:34
ograoh, ltsp-client-builder hangs in NEW :/01:35
ograindeed01:35
pittilifeless: here?01:38
lifelessnope01:38
lifelesshes not here01:38
lifelesshes inane01:38
Kamionogra: preseed change done01:39
lifelesserm.01:39
lifelessand insane01:39
Kamionogra: I'm shepherding ltsp-client-builder through NEW, I just got interrupted by a phone call that's all01:39
ograKamion, thanks, i'll ping if everything has built01:39
Kamionit'll hit NEW again for the binaries01:40
ograoh01:40
Kamionbut that's ok01:40
ograi always thought if you un-NEW the source its enough...01:41
jbaileymdz: Yes - I use queries and sort by last-changed-date so that I can easily see which bugs have changed.  It's a bit annoying that bugzilla announces that.01:41
Kamionogra: no, separate override tables01:41
ograah01:42
KamionNEW just means that an object isn't in the overrides01:42
lifelesspitti: pong01:42
Diziet`Bugzilla has suffered an internal error.'  Joy01:43
ograDiziet, file a bug :p01:43
pittilifeless: do you still have troubles with your CF card in breezy? (#12526)01:44
lifelesspitti: dont know yet, haven't tried breezy. will the livecd tell me ?01:44
pittilifeless: yes, that should work fine01:44
pittilifeless: the handling of removable devices is exactly the same in live and install01:45
lifelessok, let me see if I have a cf on me01:45
HiddenWolfpitti, are floppies supposed to automount?01:45
lifelessnope01:46
pittiHiddenWolf: well, I'm not sure, they might be polled by hal01:46
lifelessI'll test when I get home, unless someone here has a cf card01:46
jbaileyHiddenWolf: On ia32?  I don't think there's an event for floppies in the hardware.01:46
pittiHiddenWolf: however, I don't have a floppy in either my desktop nor my server nor my laptop01:46
pittijbailey: hal might poll01:46
HiddenWolfpitti, 1477801:46
jbaileypitti: *puke*01:46
HiddenWolfI've got one, for bios upgrades. :)01:47
pittiHiddenWolf: anyway, clicking on the drive mount applet is certainly fine01:47
jbaileyHmm.  My alpha has a floppy drive in it. =)01:47
pittifor such an ancient method of storing data...01:47
HiddenWolfI'm trying to find bugs where I can provide useful information so some of these need info/unconfirmed bugs get fixed.01:48
ograEEK01:49
ograhttp://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2005-September/010621.html01:49
pittiHiddenWolf: I think #14778 is something different01:49
HiddenWolfpitti, yup, but I can't confirm it. My floppy worked fine.01:50
pittiHiddenWolf: blkid works fine, I'm still waiting for the lshal output01:50
pittiHiddenWolf: however, I will ask him for pmount -v01:50
HiddenWolfpitti, I don't suppose my hal and pmount would be useful then?01:51
pittiHiddenWolf: if it works for you, then rather not... I followed up01:52
HiddenWolfpitti, ok01:52
pittiHiddenWolf: if you start hald in debugging mode, does it repeatedly call the floppy probe?01:52
Lathiatdaniels: is there any chance of that nv overlay bug being fixed? (is it fixed upstream?)01:53
HiddenWolfwtf: opening system > administration > printers > "error loading files into library" "home/hidde/.gnome2_private" is a directory. file:///home/hidde/.gnome2_private"01:53
HiddenWolfpitti, I've never started hald in debugging mode, afaik.01:53
pittiHiddenWolf: wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices, part 201:54
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HiddenWolfpitti, with a floppy inserted I suppose?01:55
HiddenWolfpitti, doesn't poll at all.01:57
pittiHiddenWolf: ok, thanks for checking. it would probably be too ugly anyway01:58
HiddenWolfpitti, np01:58
HiddenWolfWho is the cups guy?01:59
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pittiI did some fixes in the past01:59
pittiHiddenWolf: but your issue looks like "ITZ GTK BUG"01:59
HiddenWolfany clue why I get that error message I wrote above?01:59
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HiddenWolfIt's new, was messing a lot with a printer that won't do duplex yesterday.02:00
chmjdir02:00
pittifile02:00
chmjoops 02:00
infinity'dir'?02:00
infinityTsk.02:00
pittisocket!02:00
seb128pitti: I love you too :p02:01
pittiseb128: SCNR :-)02:01
infinitydeltree /y c:\windows02:01
infinityOh man, why do we ship the "dir" binary in Ubuntu?... I'm ashamed.02:01
chmjinfinity: why ? 02:01
infinity(Yes, I know it's just a hardlink to ls, that's not excuse)02:01
pittiHiddenWolf: this is gnome-cups-admin, I assume you get the same when calling it from the command line?02:02
HiddenWolfpitti, wrong instruction in that wiki page: /etc/init.d/dbus-1 is just dbus in breezy. I'll fix it.02:02
chmjI use -> alias dir'ls -al -color' 02:02
infinitychmj : Encourages people to not learn UNIX commands? :)02:02
pittiHiddenWolf: well, it was dbus-1 for hoary02:02
HiddenWolfpitti, haven't tried, i'm far from an expert.02:02
pittiHiddenWolf: lemme fix it02:02
HiddenWolfpitti, seb128, that error doesn't reproduce now I open g-c-m a second time...02:04
pittiHiddenWolf: btw, restarting dbus breaks your desktop session02:04
pittiHiddenWolf: reload02:04
HiddenWolfpitti, I'll log out.02:05
HiddenWolfbrb02:05
ajmitchpitti: yep, and dbus does allow reloading of the config via dbus-send02:05
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sabdfljdub, seb128, mdz: i have one further change to propose02:05
sabdflalready discussed with the doc team, they can handle it02:06
sabdflits a double change02:06
sabdflAdd/Remove Programs needs to be at the bottom of the Applications menu02:06
ajmitchpitti: I got avahi installed & working without dbus restart thanks to Lathiat 02:06
sabdflalso, it needs a new name, that won't ExplodeOnTranslationToFrench02:06
sabdflseb128: what is "Add Applications" in French?02:06
ograsabdfl, or german...02:06
HiddenWolfpitti, seb128, one time weirdness only, it seems.02:07
sabdflogra: DasIstVerboten!02:07
ograsabdfl, "Programme hinzuggen/entfernen" is very long02:07
ogra*hinzufgen02:07
sabdfldrop the entfernen02:07
sabdflseb128: ^?02:07
Mithrandirseb128: gdmflexiserver -n looks a bit weird in a multihead setup02:07
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pittisabdfl: but users will also want to remove software...02:08
sabdflpitti: less so, and that behaviour is obvious once you've used the tool02:08
pittiogra: btw, you use dhcp3-server? did you recently had any problems with it? it somehow stopped working for me since maybe two weeks ago02:08
pittisabdfl: true02:08
lamont-awayfabbione: pong02:09
ograpitti, for ltsp it works fine02:09
sabdflApplications -> Add Applications is hugely discoverable02:09
pittiogra: ok, I check it on my end nevertheless02:09
fabbionelamont-away: yo.. meh i already did.. it was about that heap corruption in iproute02:09
maswanoh. mozilla release too.02:09
sabdflelmo: ping02:09
lamont-awayfabbione: ah - I have a patch prepared, was waiting for preview to hit - or did you already upload?02:09
Mithrandirseb128: http://err.no/tmp/flexiserver-wide.png02:10
fabbionelamont-away: i used your patch and uploaded02:10
lamont-awayfabbione: cool02:10
jdubsabdfl: i'd prefer it there (and designed it to be so), but giving it the right name and allowing for translations is a difficult issue02:10
fabbionelamont-away: i was going trough all the maj or > today02:10
fabbionelamont-away: but the patch is definetely sane..02:10
lamont-awayfabbione: ok... and you used round 2 of my patch from that bug, yes?02:10
fabbionelamont-away: yup.. of course.. i did also check for other calloc calls outside tc/02:11
ograpitti, note that i only use it in ltsp with a *very* simple setup, not for anything else here... 02:11
pittiogra: for me too, I just assign an IP and nameserver to my laptop02:12
pittimy house server still runs woody02:12
seb128sabdfl: sorry, was focussing on the other chan02:12
seb128sabdfl: we did this change and rolled back02:12
seb128sabdfl: Add/Remove Applications is too long and ugly ... you want only "Add Applications"?02:13
pitti"Software installation"?02:13
sabdflwhat's the translation for "Add Applications" in French?02:13
pittihm, too generic02:13
sabdflpitti: i want to follow the "Applications" cue from the top02:13
ograpitti, thats synaptic ...02:13
seb128sabdfl: Ajouter des applications02:13
sabdflok, that'll do02:14
sabdflDOIT02:14
ogra:)02:14
seb128sabdfl: which is fine. Add/Remove Applications would be "Ajouter/Supprimer des applications" which start beeing long and ugly :p02:14
sabdflok02:14
seb128mvo: could you change the menu entry title according to that?02:14
jduball of this will go away when we don't have silly menus anymore :-)02:15
sabdflmvo: it needs to be at the bottom of the Applications menu02:15
sabdfldoc team is briefed02:15
mvoseb128: yes02:15
seb128mvo: I'll update gnome-menus02:15
sabdfljdub: which package contains the About Ubuntu page? The firefox home page?02:15
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mvosabdfl: ok02:16
mvoseb128: thanks02:16
jdubsabdfl: ubuntu-artwork, but the doc guys have theirs in about-ubuntu02:16
jdubsabdfl: firefox was being updated to point to / depend on it02:16
sabdfljdub: can you resolve that, please, and get the page updated?02:16
sabdfl - new Ubuntu CSS02:16
sabdfl - not version specific02:16
jdubi believe the doc team about-ubuntu stuff is version specific02:17
Lathiatpitti: i emailed you about not needing to restart dbus02:18
pittiLathiat: I saw it, thanks02:18
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Lathiatpitti: so, is there any reason we can't do this in our various packages?02:19
Lathiati plan to add this to avahis postinst02:20
pittiLathiat: of course we should do it where necessary02:20
pefhello !02:20
pittiLathiat: however, e. g. notification-daemon does not even need that02:20
Lathiatpitti: I think it should be done in anything that installs a system.d config file02:20
Lathiatfor whatever reason02:20
Lathiatnotification-daemon does do that02:20
Lathiatnot sure why02:21
Lathiatsince it uses the session bus exclusively02:21
pittiLathiat: so we only need to do it in hal, I suppose02:21
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seb128Mithrandir: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30380102:22
Lathiatpitti: and bluez-utils02:22
Lathiattheresa lso a bunch of universe packages that could do with it02:22
Lathiati propse to replace their restarts with this command02:22
Lathiatwould that be a problem02:22
ajmitchLathiat: want to get a list of dbus users so we can fix them?02:23
pittiLathiat: hal doesn't restart itself or dbus any more02:23
Lathiatajmitch: i have a partial list02:23
ajmitchgreat02:23
Lathiatpitti: ok, but reloading the config can't hurt02:23
ajmitchmight as well get them fixed up asap so we can test them02:23
Lathiatyeh02:23
Lathiatdhcdbd sucks02:23
ajmitchheh02:23
Lathiatit installs an allow * for everything02:23
Lathiati made a new woen for it02:23
Lathiati wshould send it upstream02:23
Lathiatsilly redhat02:23
jdubseb128: did the system > about ubuntu file location change?02:25
Mithrandirdaniels: any thoughts on  http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30380102:25
Mithrandirdaniels: I think the suggestion that Xnest do something sensible seems good02:25
Mithrandirseb128: thanks02:25
seb128np02:25
MithrandirRiddell: how are font fallbacks handled in KDE?02:25
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MithrandirRiddell: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1469002:26
seb128jdub: what package used to ship it?02:26
seb128jdub: I guess it has been accidently dropped02:27
jdubseb128: whoa, now it's doing yelp ghelp:about-ubuntu02:27
HiddenWolfpitti, seb128, at the moment when there is a cd/usbdrive in the pc when you boot, the first thing gnome does is pop up a wndow displaying it's contents. Isn't this wrong? It's hal coming up, not the cd being inserted. The user knows it's there already, no need to pop it in their faces.02:27
ograKamion, could you have another look at ltsp-client-builder ? there seems to be no build attempt yet02:27
RiddellMithrandir: it's handled by Qt, and should do intelligent things when it can't find the character in the current font02:27
seb128jdub: since hoary02:27
jdubseb128: one of the panel patches was dropped?02:27
MithrandirRiddell: apparently, it doesn't.02:27
seb128jdub: I doubt it, lemme have a look02:28
pittiHiddenWolf: hm, that isn't meant to happen, right02:28
Kamionogra: it's built, binaries in NEW, I'll process them02:28
ograah02:28
elmosabdfl: ?02:28
sabdflKamion: please could you add ubuntu-doc as a dependency of ubuntu-desktop02:28
HiddenWolfpitti, file one on hal then?02:28
sabdflelmo: is there a problem with the mail server?02:29
ograKamion, then i'm ready to go with a cdimage testbuild :)02:29
pittiHiddenWolf: gnome-volume-manager, please02:29
jdubsabdfl, Kamion: ubuntu-docs02:29
HiddenWolfpitti, right, sorry02:29
Kamionsabdfl: I already seeded it earlier today, it'll be added automatically the next time we update ubuntu-meta02:29
pittiHiddenWolf: no worries, I can always reassign it02:29
sabdflKamion: k thanks02:29
HiddenWolfpitti, learning here. ;) I mean to help, not to cause work.02:29
elmosabdfl: not that I can see?  several people logged on and I can connect02:29
Kamionogra: please remove ${misc:Depends}, it isn't really appropriate for udebs02:29
ograoki02:29
pittiHiddenWolf: oh, good bug reports are always helpful :-)02:30
seb128jdub: the menu entry is placed if DATADIR"/gnome/help/about-ubuntu/C/about-ubuntu.xml" exists02:30
sabdflelmo: imaps is not working from here02:30
jdubseb128: yeah, which no longer exists02:30
seb128jdub: somebody changed this file (location)02:30
elmosabdfl: are you still using the port 8001 hack?02:30
jdubseb128: /usr/share/doc/ubuntu-docs/HTML/en/about-ubuntu/C/index.html02:30
seb128jdub: which one should be used?02:30
HiddenWolfpitti, that's why I browse bugzilla to learn and improve/help by providing info. ;)02:30
jdubat least for now02:30
elmosabdfl: if so, please undo that, and try again02:30
seb128jdub: that sucks02:30
seb128jdub: that's a regression02:30
fabbionesabdfl: works fine from here02:31
pittiHiddenWolf: right, many bug reports are poor and cannot be reproduced, or lack necessary info02:31
sabdfle02:31
seb128jdub: there is no way to translate it like that ...02:31
jdubseb128: those might change again - perhaps wait for the next ubuntu-docs release02:31
jdubseb128: i know, that's one of the sucky things about going with html02:31
seb128jdub: we had translations for hoary02:31
seb128jdub: we do we have this regression?02:31
sabdflelmo: no joy, on 993 or 800102:32
HiddenWolfpitti, Give me a list of those, and I'll happily work down them Bugzilla search isn't that useful, and plain unfriendly.02:32
seb128s/we/why/02:32
ograKamion, do you need a new upload now for that ?02:32
pittiHiddenWolf: search for bugs tagged "NEEDINFO"02:32
jdubseb128: because the doc team want to ship html, not docbook02:32
seb128that's not going to work02:32
HiddenWolfpitti, won't work.02:32
Kamionogra: I think it will probably be OK anyway, but yes please, just in case02:32
pittiHiddenWolf: oh, NEEDINFO and open02:32
ogradone02:33
seb128pitti: I've the issue with CD automounted on login and opening a nautilus window if you want to debug it with me02:33
HiddenWolfpitti, still getting unconfirmed bugs too, then.02:33
HiddenWolfseb128, want me to file a bug still?02:33
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MithrandirRiddell: can you reproduce the problem?02:35
HiddenWolfpitti, seb128: Bug 1502802:36
KamionMithrandir: problem with that debconf-copydb change you made a few weeks back02:36
pittiHiddenWolf: thanks02:37
pittiseb128: that bug is for me02:37
KamionMithrandir: cdebconf doesn't understand non-UTF-8-encoded translations in the templatedb, so when you save the (debconf-generated) templatedb, it wipes out all the translations02:37
HiddenWolfpitti, greedy one! ;)02:37
KamionMithrandir: (not sure why all rather than just nearly all, since there *are* one or two UTF-8-encoded translations in there - but never mind)02:37
pittiHiddenWolf: g-v-m is my toy, and only mine! :)02:37
HiddenWolfpitti, haha02:38
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HiddenWolfpitti, seriously, searching for "NEEDINFO" open nets me 200 bugs, most assigned, unconfirmed, barely any on NEED02:38
jbaileyKamion: How much love do you think cdebconf would take to actually make it usable?02:39
jbaileyI guess split between coding / politics. =)02:39
KamionMithrandir: I've changed debconf-copydb again to only save the templatedb if something changed, which should make the problem crop up a bit less often at least, and I think for now we just have to ensure that the target templatedb always has the copied template02:39
Kamionjbailey: not particularly politics, just lots of work. not willing to commit to a particular number02:39
MithrandirKamion: hmm..  I thought it didn't really copy the translations at all?02:39
RiddellMithrandir: yes02:39
jbaileyKamion: Do you have a not-less-than guess?02:39
KamionMithrandir: it certainly ought to at least try, since it's just loading and saving the templatedb and cdebconf handles translations in its own templatedb just fine02:40
pittiHiddenWolf: WFM - https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&short_desc_type=allwordssubstr&short_desc=&long_desc_type=allwordssubstr&long_desc=&bug_file_loc_type=allwordssubstr&bug_file_loc=&status_whiteboard_type=allwordssubstr&status_whiteboard=&keywords_type=allwords&keywords=&bug_status=NEEDINFO&emailtype1=exact&email1=&emailtype2=substring&email2=&bugidtype=include&bug_id=&votes=&chfieldfrom=&chfieldto=Now&chfieldvalue=&cmdty02:40
pittipe=doit&order=Reuse+same+sort+as+last+time&field0-0-0=noop&type0-0-0=noop&value0-0-0=02:40
pittioops02:40
pittisorry02:40
Kamionjbailey: wouldn't like to do it inside three months02:40
MithrandirKamion: ok, it's probably just getting annoyed at non-UTF8, then.02:40
jbaileyKamion: 'kay.02:40
MithrandirKamion: iirc, cdebconf is fairly utf8-centric02:40
KamionMithrandir: it definitely skips non-UTF-8 templates entirely02:40
HiddenWolfpitti, thanks, I just found edit search. :)02:40
pittiHiddenWolf: I just selected "NEEDINFO" in the "status" filter02:40
KamionMithrandir: I'm thinking of making it at least store non-UTF-8 templates so that it can load/save them cleanly, even if it does nothing with them itself02:41
MithrandirKamion: I guess converting all templates to utf8 is a bit too much work?02:41
KamionMithrandir: don't really want to have to have all the iconv tables available02:41
MithrandirKamion: dh_installdebconf could make sure DEBIAN/templates is in utf8.02:41
KamionMithrandir: we can start moving to that now I think (it's a po-debconf thing and there was a woody->sarge transition issue involved), but even so ...02:42
MithrandirKamion: I think making cdebconf barf at non-utf8 templates would make sense, but it should probably be discussed upstream02:43
Kamionno, the problem here is that it mangles all translations in the *debconf* templates.dat in the base system02:43
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Kamionso we'd have to convert all packages there before it would start working, and this is causing a breezy-critical issue02:43
Mithrandiryup.02:43
Kamion(loss of translations in timezone/apt configuration)02:44
Kamionso, pain :)02:44
MithrandirKamion: which is why I didn't suggest to do it _now_.02:44
Kamion:)02:44
Kamionfair enough02:44
Mithrandiryou want me to hack in support for loading and storing non-utf8 templates?02:44
Mithrandirand just treating them as blobs?02:45
Kamionif you could, that'd be fantastic02:45
Mithrandirsure02:45
Mithrandirbetter than trying to debug Qt font fallback problems in Polish. :-P02:45
KamionI think my r30448 should be enough to let me work around the issue for noe02:45
Kamionnow02:45
mvosabdfl: gnome-app-install changed and uploaded02:45
Kamionexcept that if somebody typos a preseed variable name, it might all come crashing down02:45
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Kamionjbailey: the other problem with the cdebconf transition is that it's kind of all or nothing02:48
Kamionjbailey: we have to be very, very confident before switching02:48
MithrandirKamion: I think cdebconf should grow a test suite02:48
Kamiondefinitely02:49
Kamionit's got one you can drive by hand, but not a proper automated one02:49
jbaileyKamion: Right - I was more trying to decide if the target was something I should either hack on or shut up about. =)02:50
KamionMithrandir: of course, we should be getting proper udebs of tzsetup and apt-setup and stuff in dapper, so we can lose this particular hack02:52
ograoh, secret name leaking ? 02:52
ogra:)02:52
KamionI don't even know if that name's final yet; it's just a handy working name02:52
MithrandirKamion: sure, but we use it for live as well02:52
Kamionyeah02:53
MithrandirKamion: and I don't think we want a xorg to begin creating udebs..02:53
Mithrandirnot even "config-live-xsession"-style udebs02:53
pittiogra: I hope it will change, "depper" sounds soo ugly at least in my ears.. - like the German "Depp"02:53
ograyep02:53
pittiogra: but I heard it from different sides already...02:53
ograme too02:53
Kamionit's *a* not *e*02:53
Mithrandirpitti: dapper, not depper02:53
mptMithrandir: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9409102:54
pittiright, same thing though02:54
ograbut there is no difference in prononcation between the two in german02:54
KamionMithrandir: adding a debian-installer/keymap template to xserver-xorg.templates would be sufficient to work around this bug there02:54
pittiogra: let's see what the second name is :-)02:54
ograyup02:54
ogradonkey would be cool.... but its bad marketing wise :)02:55
desrtso.. if i get 2 emails about UBZ sponsorship i should ignore the first one? :)02:55
KamionMithrandir: and arguably correct anyway02:55
pittiogra: it's not a hog...02:55
pittiwell, badger isn't either02:55
ogradesrt, nope, you have to show up twice then ;)02:55
desrtogra; one of them was a rejection :P02:55
ograoh ...02:55
desrt(exactly one of them)02:55
Mithrandirmpt: not the same, but similar.  I had my time set back, which meant the progress meters just stopped.02:56
\shdesrt: ask claire ;)02:56
MithrandirKamion: I'd argue; .debs shouldn't use the debian-installer/* namespace02:56
ogradesrt, i'd mail back and ask which one i should take serious02:56
KamionMithrandir: base-config does02:56
MithrandirKamion: but it's a clean workaround.02:56
DizietCripes, the Flash player licence is evil.02:56
ajmitchdesrt: hopefully that means you're going02:56
MithrandirKamion: base-config is thpetul02:56
KamionMithrandir: and remember xserver-xorg is already looking at debian-installer/keymap02:57
jbaileyDiziet: Catching up on your /.? =)02:57
KamionMithrandir: it's perfectly legitimate for it to have the template for it as well, I think02:57
desrtajmitch; i think i was going to go either way02:57
DizietNo, trying to fix mozilla bugs.  Why, are they discussing it on /. ?02:57
jbaileySomeone claimed that the flash license prohibited you from installing it on a laptop.02:57
KamionMithrandir: and true, base-config is rather special in this regard ...02:57
DizietI'm one of those weirdos who actually reads things before signing (or, in this case, clicking ok).02:57
jbaileyMade front page for some reason.02:57
ajmitchjbailey: because it specifically mentioned desktop? 02:58
jbaileyajmitch: I don't remember.  I see the headlines on my google home page and didn't read further than the first line.02:58
teprrrhmm, how soon breezy will be out? just thinking will libgl/dri/gl stuff be usable by then?02:59
Kamionteprrr: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyReleaseSchedule03:00
MithrandirKamion: and, isn't b-c going away at some point anyway? :-)03:00
MithrandirKamion: looking at != having the template itself, imo03:00
KamionMithrandir: theoretically yeah ...03:00
MithrandirKamion: anyway, I think we're mostly in agreement and there are more pressing issues, so03:00
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Kamionthat's some way in the future though, even in the best of all possible worlds :)03:00
infinityteprrr : It'll be fine.03:00
pefdoes gnome2.12 will be integrated into breezy before the release ?03:00
Kamionpef: it already has been.03:01
teprrrinfinity, hmm..03:01
Diziet14:00:50.722839 IP (tos 0x0, ttl  64, id 62596, offset 0, flags [DF] , proto: TCP (6), length: 60) 172.18.45.41.59448 > 192.168.0.201.443: S, cksum 0x2efc (correct), 2089739431:2089739431(0) win 5840 <mss 1460,sackOK,timestamp 8723421 0,nop,wscale 2> ???03:01
pefKamion: wow, you are fast !03:01
Kamionpef: see the ubuntu-announce mailing list03:01
pefok03:01
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HiddenWolfpef, 2.11.9X has been in for a while, it was just a minor update to get 2.12 in. ;)03:02
ivokshi03:02
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DizietWhy is Firefox (or the plugin installer) trying to connect somewhere random in RFC1918 space ?03:02
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DizietI blame NAT.03:04
HiddenWolfseb128_, I've got a problem with device icons on the desktop showing in the wrong place. Half off the screen, for instance. Known?03:05
seb128_HiddenWolf: yep, known03:06
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HiddenWolfbrowing gnome03:06
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seb128_HiddenWolf: is that with nautilus 2.12? they fixed some placement issues03:09
HiddenWolfYes it is.03:10
HiddenWolfseb128_, http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4595303:10
HiddenWolfpartial patch, but not "lazy-icon aware" so not commited, it seems.03:11
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HiddenWolfseb128_, actually, patch that should work in a 23-aug-05 mail, but nothing followed up.03:15
seb128_the bug you pointed is not the bug you described03:16
HiddenWolfseb128_,isn't it?03:17
seb128_no03:18
seb128_the bug you pointed is device icons going on top of other icons03:18
HiddenWolfHm. right you are.03:18
HiddenWolfCan't find the wrong placement then.03:18
seb128_HiddenWolf: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=159621 by example, but this one is fixed now03:20
HiddenWolfseb128_, want a screenshot?03:20
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seb128_HiddenWolf: no, I know the issue03:20
seb128_that's the same as on this bug03:20
seb128_but for the desktop03:21
HiddenWolfseb128_, and it's the desktop, not nautilus. ;)03:21
seb128_the desktop is nautilus03:21
HiddenWolfright.03:21
HiddenWolfso nautilus can look decent? ;)03:21
seb128_jamesh: ping?03:21
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DizietIn fact, the reason why plugin downloading isn't working is because mozilla.org is giving out duff redirects.  Haven't they noticed ???03:30
HiddenWolfDiziet, moz.org has bigger problems. ;)03:30
DizietOh, Am I missing some news ?03:32
ograKamion, did you unqueue 0.1.0-2 ? 03:33
Kamionogra: oh, drat, no, sorry - done now03:34
ograthanks :)03:34
pittibah, get-source takes ages...03:38
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pittiGood morning lamont03:44
MithrandirKamion: humm, it appears cdebconf explicitly doesn't allow you to set foo-$LANGCODE.nonutf-8 fields.03:47
MithrandirKamion: so the loading probably fails, and when it's then written out again all the non-utf8 fields are dropped.03:47
Kamionright ...03:48
dholbachwe're on LWN: http://lwn.net/Articles/150971/ - just a brief mention, but even so :)03:48
KamionI think they're ignored on load03:48
MithrandirKamion: well, load does a t->lset03:49
teprrrpreview without working  opengl support, huh?03:49
teprrror has it been fixed?03:49
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KamionMithrandir: yeah, and lset skips non-UTF-8 fields03:51
teprrrhmm, doesn't seem to work03:52
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lamontmorning pitti03:52
lamontpitti: you going to Oldenburg?03:52
pittilamont: no, I have a long-standing family event at that time; joeyh and I agreed to an IRC meeting instead03:53
lamontah, ok.  /me is going03:53
lamontneed to book travel today03:53
jbaileylamont: To Oldenburg?03:53
lamontya03:53
jbaileylamont: For d-i, obscure hardware, or the Java DevJam?03:54
lamonthttp://wiki.debian.net/?OldenburgSecuritySummit03:54
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MithrandirKamion: humm, humm, so it should probably allow people to lset non-utf8 fields, then?  Or just add a "force" parameter to lset?03:54
bddebianHowdy03:54
jbaileyInsane.  Ther'es *more* going on there?03:54
jbaileyIt was crazy last year as it was.03:54
jbaileyI had a great time, though.03:54
KamionMithrandir: I was thinking the former03:55
MithrandirKamion: I'm trying to think of what, if anything, will break.03:55
MithrandirKamion: if the templates are ever printed, they might fuck the display totally03:56
Kamioncdebconf would definitely have to ensure never to *use* non-UTF-8 templates03:56
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lamonts03:57
ogralamont thats not this far... 03:57
ogralamont, if it doesnt stop in any 4 house village, it should be around an hour03:57
lamontheh03:58
lamontjbailey: they're also working on non-i386 ports :-)03:58
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jbaileylamont: YEah, that's how the whole thing started.  Obscure hardware hacking session.03:58
jbaileylamont: At this rate it's growing so much, joey will never be allowed to graduate.03:58
lamonthehe03:59
lamontogra: cost estimate (WAG acceptable)03:59
lamont?03:59
ograhmm, 50 or less i think04:00
ografor one direction04:00
ogra(cologne - frankfurt costs 58 it will be a bit less)04:01
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mdkesabdfl, i can't apply that patch >_<04:08
mdkesabdfl, problem seems to be that the version number you worked from is not the latest one in my svn tree04:08
mdkesabdfl, just send me the whole file and I'll insert it?04:08
sabdflmdke: sent04:10
mdkesabdfl, ty04:10
mdkesabdfl, uploaded04:11
sabdflmdke: thanks muchly04:12
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spaceycanonical has an office somewhere?04:14
mdkespacey, yes04:16
ograspacey, yes, one at freenode and a real one :)04:16
spaceyhehe ;)04:16
jdubspacey: most of our offices are at our homes, but there is one in london, too. :-)04:16
jdubogra: how many steps away from your office are you?04:16
ogra0 ?04:16
jdubhaha, not now ;)04:16
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spaceycanonical does internship kind of things? 04:17
ograstill only between 0 and 20 normally depends if i move out to the garden :)04:17
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anywhi04:18
anywIs there anyone who has participed at the google summer of code here ?04:19
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anywbreezy bounties04:19
spaceysabdfl, ? :D04:20
mvospacey: it's easy to participate, help with bugs, become a motu etc04:21
HiddenWolfmvo, make me a motu! ;)04:22
spaceymvo, i would have to be able to convince my school that they give me study points for it04:22
mvoHiddenWolf: you aren't one already?04:22
HiddenWolfmvo, no. My coding skills are currently limited to "hello world" in 3 languages. 04:23
HiddenWolfmvo, looking to change that tho.04:23
mvospacey: it sounds like it's worth a try, working on open-source is certainly a good way to get experience in international coding projects04:24
pittiHiddenWolf: is python amongst the 3? :-)04:24
mvoHiddenWolf: well, if python is among them, that's a start :)04:24
HiddenWolfpitti, mvo: you're in luck. :)04:24
pittiHiddenWolf: we have a small python project called "launchpad". Just fix all of its bugs and we give you 1.000 study points04:25
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spaceymvo, thats why i ask :) but it think i need some agreement with for example canonical towards school04:25
pittierm sorry - s/Hiddenwolf/spacey/04:25
spaceypitti, problem is i don't know python. not that i mind learning it.04:26
pittispacey: just kidding :-) 04:26
spacey:p04:26
anywHas anyone won an award?04:26
mvospacey: I think that can be arranged, how big does your project has to be?04:26
spacey1000 study points would be quite convienant? :p lots more then i can get with my whole study ;p04:27
HiddenWolfpitti, now name me a real small cute python project, and I'd be interested.04:27
spaceymvo almost 2 months04:27
mvospacey: what language/topic? can you work on existing projects or will it need to be a new one?04:27
HiddenWolfpitti, and don't bribe me with pionts. I'd have a hard time to convince the Rotterdam School of Management that Linux even exists. ;)04:27
ogradamned, Kamion, ping04:27
ajmitchHiddenWolf: so help out the MOTUs, get fame & glory instead ;)04:28
pittiHiddenWolf: bribe them with a box of 100 Ubuntu CDs then 04:28
ajmitchyou don't need points when you have the prestige of being a MOTU04:28
HiddenWolfpitti, I'd gladly put CD boxes outside of all major auditoriums, but I doubt it'd be appreciated. :)04:28
HiddenWolfajmitch, motu doesn't pay rent, does it? ;)04:29
anywplease, I just want to know if anyone has won an award?04:29
maswanbtw, working on offloading se.releases, it is getting silly slow now.04:29
mvoHiddenWolf: think of it as a long-term investment ;)04:29
ajmitchHiddenWolf: forget about such mundane things :)04:29
mvoanyw: what kind of award?04:29
pittianyw: award about what?04:29
HiddenWolfajmitch, I hate going hungry, sorry. :)04:29
maswanjust takes a bit of time, since I need to update from se.archive. :)04:29
ajmitchHiddenWolf: so do I..04:29
spaceymvo, i have to talk with school about that, i guess it could be an existing one. For myself I would want to get to know ubuntu in and out in those two months, and get experience giving support and master packaging.04:30
Kamionogra: ?04:30
pittianyw: you mean got a bounty? yes, kronoss has, but he is not online ATM04:30
HiddenWolfmvo, I do. Just need to get some place to start. I don't work well on long-term goals. :)04:30
ograKamion, i just saw that i forgot schooltool, its in anastacia since a week waiting for main approval...04:30
ograKamion, could you process it ? its approved and everything since a while04:31
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dholbachha, new gnome-phone-manager - bluetooth fun :)04:31
ajmitchdholbach: oh great, I'll have to try it :)04:32
Kamionogra: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMainInclusionQueue lists several Edubuntu items; is schooltool the only preview-critical one?04:32
anywpitti, ok, how long he has worked for it ? on which project ?04:32
pittianyw: #ubuntu, please04:32
mitsuhikohi gys: http://releases.ubuntu.com/5.10/ <== all i get is 403 :(04:32
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ograKamion, its not preview *critical* but its approved and everything i got in now i dont have to beg for later...04:33
ograKamion, i'd like to have it in...04:33
ograKamion, all the other stuff in the queue are "needs work" items or listed falsely (i.e. mediawiki should be rejected)04:34
Kamionok, give me a few minutes until cron.daily finishes04:34
ograKamion, ta i'll fix the seeds04:34
spaceymvo i just mailed my school if they would allow such a thing. guess i have to wait for response.04:35
Kamionelmo: uh ... how did schooltool manage to end up without any source overrides?04:36
Kamioncjwatson@jackass:~$ sudo -u katie katie/teri -s breezy -c main -t schooltool04:36
KamionE: schooltool doesn't exist in overrides for breezy.04:36
Kamionogra: btw the longer this takes this afternoon, the less likely it is to get released today - I did a marathon yesterday, I don't want to do another one today04:37
ograKamion, only this piece... then we can directly start the cdbuild04:38
Kamiondon't you need to modify edubuntu-meta again to get schooltool in?04:38
Kamionand by the way you don't need to comment stuff out of the server seed pending main inclusion - the update script will automatically exclude things not in main, now that it's been fixed not to look at universe04:39
MithrandirKamion: do you think anybody would be massively unhappy if I just ran indent over cdebconf?04:39
pittiogra: do you need any main approvals?04:39
ograpitti, nope04:40
ograpitti, thanks04:40
ograKamion, yes, i need to modify edubuntu-meta again :/04:40
KamionMithrandir: if you could pick a coding style that produces minimal diffs ...04:40
MithrandirKamion: well, pick one, pick any.  It's a massive gob of coding styles already.04:40
MithrandirKamion: I was talking about in svn, really.04:41
Kamionyeah, I know04:41
Kamionand there are active committers (*cough*attilio*cough*) who wouldn't recognise a consistent coding style if it hit them in the face, and who are actively committing stuff that's all over the place04:42
KamionMithrandir: mail -boot to make sure nobody has any outstanding major patches they want to merge first?04:42
MithrandirKamion: yeah, I should catch up my massive chunk of unread mails there too, I guess.04:43
MithrandirKamion: anyway, it's weekend for me now; I'll see what I can do over the weekend04:43
Kamionok, cool04:43
DizietI guess we're not likely to be out of freeze today ?04:44
KamionDiziet: not in the sense that uploads will be processed automatically; but feel free to upload things if you don't mind them sitting in a queue for a bit04:44
Kamionogra: if this isn't preview-critical, I'd rather we proceeded with CD builds without it04:45
DizietOh, good.04:45
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Kamionogra: otherwise I foresee a substantial part of my evening being eaten up by this04:45
DizietI'll send the new mozilla this afternoon, then.04:45
ograKamion, ok... should i change the seeds back ? 04:45
Nafallomaswan: ping04:46
Kamionogra: for now, yes please04:46
DizietI want to get something out there with the textarea crash fixed before I start digging for more nontrivial bugs.04:46
KamionI've done the main promotion, so you can reapply that right after release04:46
ograKamion, ok04:46
ograKamion, so if the seedchange is up you could pull the trigger :)04:47
Kamionogra: when you commit it ...04:47
ograsorry, my net hung a bit04:48
ograits committed now04:48
maswanNafallo: pong04:48
Kamionogra: OK, CD builds running04:49
Nafallomaswan: is there something wrong with se.releases...04:49
Nafallo?04:49
maswanNafallo: you mean, there used to be something wrong?04:49
Nafallomaswan: people complain to me that it's down ;-)04:49
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Nafallomaswan: it's awfully slow here :-). have you fixed it already?04:50
maswanNafallo: one of the frontends rebooted, took the filesystem down a while with it. now the fs is up again, even if the one node might not have booted properly yet, most of it works.04:50
Nafallomaswan: oki, thanx :-)04:50
maswanNafallo: We're working on getting a fixed gigE driver, we're currently running it on one to see if that one won't reboot as often.04:50
Nafallomaswan: yay! :-)04:51
ograKamion, thanks! :)04:51
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dholbachMithrandir: 14951 was assigned to you - unifont build-depends on  bdttopcf  which now is in a separate package (in universe) - i write the main inclusion report for it, ok?04:54
Kamiondholbach: that used to be in xutils (in hoary main) so I'll just promote it under obviousness rules04:55
dholbachKamion: oh thank you - that's less painful for me :)04:55
pittidholbach, Kamion: quick security and package check is fine04:56
dholbachpitti: thank you04:57
elmokamion: because source is assumed from binary if it doesn't exist04:58
seb128Lathiat: ping?04:59
Lathiatseb128: pong04:59
Kamionelmo: oh, so moving binary then source caused problems?04:59
seb128Lathiat: what is debian/patches/01_gnome-ui-appbar-fix.patch from gnome-bluetooth for?04:59
Lathiatseb128: if i recall, the appbar type didnt exist or someting04:59
elmocan do, teri's override handling is pretty retarded04:59
Lathiatseb128: and as such it didnt work/run at all05:00
elmo^-- kamion: 05:00
jdubhttp://www.tectonic.co.za/viewr.php?id=59505:00
jdub^ :-) :-)05:00
Lathiatseb128: iirc python no longer wrapped it or something.. or i couldnt find it at the time05:00
Lathiatseb128: i totally forgot i ever made that05:00
Kamionelmo: ok, fixed (echo schooltool universe/misc | natalie -t dsc -c universe --add; teri -c main -t schooltool - seemed to work)05:01
seb128Lathiat: k, thanks .. upstream made some changes but not the same as you, so I was wondering05:01
slomoelmo: did ipod-sharp and libipoddevice arrive in NEW yesterday? i don't know because the maintainer address isn't mine (and isn't even whitelisted for katie) but the one from the debian mono group05:01
Lathiatseb128: ok, feel free to nuke it05:01
seb128Lathiat: we can probably go with upstream fix so05:01
Lathiatseb128: as long as it works05:01
seb128Lathiat: thanks05:01
Lathiatwhere was that patch?05:01
Lathiatin debian or ubuntu?05:01
seb128yeah, was just not sure if you made that for cosmetic reason 05:01
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seb128Lathiat: Ubuntu05:01
Kamionjdub: rock05:02
Lathiatseb128: does the new bluetooth manager do anything yet?05:02
Lathiatseb128: if you need some testing i have a bluetooth laptop & phone, feel free to throw my way05:02
KamionMithrandir: (oh yeah, bdftopcf promoted)05:02
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dholbachLathiat: uploaded a new gnome-phone-manager some minutes ago :)05:03
Lathiatdholbach: cool05:03
dholbachand it didnt build GNA05:04
seb128Lathiat: dunno, I don't have bluetooth stuff .. jdub asked for an update to gnome-bluetooth 0.6, doing it now05:04
torkeljdub: we want/need HP _servers_ with Ubuntu, it's to hard to building laptop clusters :-)05:04
jdubtorkel: soon, soon ;)05:04
jdubseb128: i'll happily test (we'll need a nautilus-sendto respin too)05:05
ogratorkel, whats wrong with laptop clusters :)05:05
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ogratorkel, they even briong their own ups per node ;)05:05
seb128jdub: are you going to make a wiki page for g-b to main?05:05
mdkeelmo, have you got a spare minute to make rob^ an svn commit account?05:06
seb128jdub: or the lib binary package05:06
jdubseb128: hrm, after testing, yeah05:06
seb128jdub: cool, thanks05:06
torkelogra: you can't access the bios remotely :-)05:06
ogratorkel, hmm, true :)05:06
torkelogra: and you don't need the monitor :-)05:07
mdkeelmo, correction, give him his old password (he lost it)05:07
ogratorkel, as well as the keyboard or touchpad :)05:07
Lathiathttp://bur.st/~lathiat/dsc02668.jpg <- lots of laptops being used as servers, theyre even HP :)05:08
torkeljdub: you never get back to us about kerbers/afs/...?05:08
Lathiatdont mind the windows one thats prominent, the rest ran debian or ubuntu :)05:08
ogratorkel, we have ocfs2 support in the kernel now ;)05:08
jdubtorkel: hmm - sent request for info some time before my last trip05:08
torkelogra: ocfs2 is not a // filesystem :-P05:09
torkeljdub: you did?05:09
torkelogra: we want lustre...05:09
maswantorkel: or something else that is fast and doesn't dpeend on a SAN.05:10
maswanwell, fast and stable, I guess. :)05:10
jdubtorkel: i think june; don't have mail archives here, will fetch on monday05:10
torkeljdub: I think maswan sent you some info05:11
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jdubearlier than that i htink05:11
torkelanyway... it is weekend now05:11
jdubtorkel: clusterfs were not very responsive, btw05:12
jdubtorkel: think we'll hve more leverage now though05:12
jdubmaswan: do you like gfs?05:13
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maswanyeah, I think I answered your questions. let me know if there is something unanswered I missed05:13
maswanjdub: gfs is aimed towards failover/redundancy when you have a san. not very close to our situation.05:14
jdubyeah05:14
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Nafallomaswan: rock on! :-)05:15
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Riddellpitti: do you know why hal depends on python-launchpad-integration?05:23
ograRiddell, hal-device-manager should...05:24
NafalloRiddell, ogra: don't you guys read breezy-changes? ;-)05:24
pittiRiddell, ogra: latest hal doesn't any more05:24
pittiit's just still stuck in the queue05:24
pittiblame mvo :-)05:25
ograNafallo, i'm concentrated on edubuntu today :)05:25
Nafalloogra: :-)05:25
Riddellpitti: ah hah05:26
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ograKamion, cdimages done, report is empty :) now cross your fingers that the installer changes work :)05:31
ograrsyncing ...05:31
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seb128jdub: hum. evolution changed its menu entry? I'm not sure, but it used to open on the groupware no?05:33
jdubseb128: the panel one? hrm, not too sure it matters05:34
jdubseb128: unless i'm misunderstanding you05:34
seb128jdub: the panel one ... we made an evolution-mail.desktop for a reason05:35
seb128jdub: but currently the upstream entry opens evolution with the previous mode .. not sure if that was the case before05:36
jdubpretty sure it was05:36
jdubwe made the evolution-mail one for the 'internet' menu05:37
seb128yeah05:37
jdubso it was more obvious that it did email05:37
seb128but why do we keep the other one?05:37
jdubbecause it makes sense in that menu too ;)05:37
seb128shouldn't this one be a -c calendar or something?05:38
jdubhrm, no, it's good that it loads whatever the user was previously using05:39
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ograKamion, ltsp-update-sshkeys is missing from the preseed file :/05:40
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Nafalloseb128: have time to help me figure out what goes wrong with the mail-hotkey? :-)05:41
Simiraruffruff05:41
seb128Nafallo: not really05:41
maswanhttp://farbror.acc.umu.se/stats/monitordata/index.shtml05:42
Nafalloseb128: oki, ping me when you do :-)05:42
seb128Nafallo: I've a lot of bugs on my list, and this one requires some code debug probably ...05:42
maswanthe test0 host is starting to pick up (getting redirects for i386-install only for now)05:42
Nafalloseb128: yepp, I'll try to remember to use the panelicon then :-)05:42
seb128Nafallo: thanks05:42
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Kamionogra: oh, damnit, sorry05:45
Kamionogra: where should that go? in base-config/late_command?05:45
ograKamion, i'll test the current one05:45
ograyup05:45
ograKamion, if the current one is ok and the command is in the next, i think we're fine...05:46
Kamionogra: which architecture would you prefer me to test first? it will take a little while to rsync05:46
ograi can only test i386 here, pick what you like :)05:46
KamionI'll take powerpc then05:46
ograKamion, but clear wording from mdz was i386 is the only essential bit... 05:47
Kamionfine05:47
ograthe others are nice to haves :)05:47
ograour announcement refers to that ...05:47
Kamionogra: late_command updated, rebuilding05:48
ogra(and i dont want to eat more of your time than necessary, you already saved my ass )05:48
mdzogra: what I said was that powerpc wasn't critical for preview05:49
mdzit's almost nonexistent in educational deployments from what I have heard05:50
ogramdz, yes, sorry, wrong wording05:50
mdzamd64 is important05:50
Kamionargh05:50
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Kamionalthough I do want to test powerpc due to the bootloader changes I did today which should make it work05:50
jbaileymdz: I'm surprised.  Apple used to cut some great deals for schools.05:50
ogramdz, there are some imacs i heard... a WS install should be there at least05:50
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mdzjbailey: on 68k hardware...;-)05:51
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pittiMorning mdz05:51
ogramdz, amd64 thin clients ? 05:51
seb128<teuf> dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-kernel-headers_2.6.11.2-0ubuntu11_i386.deb (--unpack):05:51
jbaileyI said nothing, you heard nothing, drop the thought from your mind....05:51
seb128<teuf>  trying to overwrite `/usr/include/asm/bootsetup.h', which is also in package amd64-libs-dev05:51
seb128is that a known issue?05:51
mdzogra: amd64 servers05:51
seb128upgrade from a hoary (maybe with some changes) to current05:51
seb128hi mdz05:51
pittiseb128: it's universe anyway05:51
ogramdz, yes, but the client environment will be built for the same arch by default?05:51
Kamionwell, the yaboot.conf on current powerpc images looks OK at least05:52
mdzmorning all05:52
ogramorning mdz 05:52
ograheh05:52
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seb128mdz: is that ok to update gnumeric? They have rolled 1.5.90 and 1.6.0 is planned for next week? Bug fixes versions and we already have 1.5.n, so better to go with 1.6.005:53
dholbachmorning mdz05:54
bddebianHeya mdz05:55
jsgotangcohe dholbach05:55
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mdzseb128: to 1.5.90 or 1.6.0?05:58
mdzogra: i386 thin clients with an amd64 server is a very important configuration that everyone tells us they want05:58
mdzogra: therefore edubuntu needs to work on amd6405:59
seb128mdz: 1.5.3 to 1.5.90 now, and 1.5.90 to 1.6.0 next week05:59
seb128mdz: 1.5.90 is the candidate for 1.6.005:59
ogramdz, yes, but you'll have to set up the chroot manually then 05:59
ogramdz, so its not the super duper fully automatic install anymore...06:00
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mdzogra: ...06:00
ograwriting CD ...06:01
mdzogra: can you see the difference between "a manual step is required to set up the chroot" and "amd64 doesn't work"L06:01
mdz?06:01
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ogramdz, sure...06:01
mdzok06:01
mdzit needs to install06:02
mdzand we should provide documentation for the extra step required to set up for i386 thin clients06:02
ograyup06:02
ograwe have a draft of the cookbook already, i'll add a section for that06:03
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jsgotangcoi thought you always burn slower06:08
ograi burn at 8x, but the writer operates at 4x obviously...06:08
ograit shows 4.2 currently06:08
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bddebianelmo rocks06:09
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xTina*sigh* I seem to be unable to completely turn off partman and all partitioning-related stuff in a breezy installation through a udeb exclude file in combination with a custom udeb that "provides" made-filesystems, mounted-partitions, partitioned-harddrives and created-fstab :(06:14
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eruindid the fglrx fixes make it intime for preview?06:18
eruinah, pendingupload06:18
eruinnm06:18
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slomohi... is there any good reason why lftp and gftp are compiled without ssl support? see https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=12671 for example...06:19
Nafalloslomo: licenseissues AFAIK06:19
Kamionslomo: probably licensing, last I heard lftp was GPL with no licensing exception and didn't support gnutls, and openssl's licence is GPL-incompatible06:19
Kamionas in, explicitly so06:20
slomohuh... ok... didn't know that :/ so maybe something to bug upstream about?06:21
KamionI suspect they've heard06:21
Kamionhttp://www.mail-archive.com/lftp@uniyar.ac.ru/msg02022.html06:21
slomook, thanks :)06:22
Kamiondunno about gftp06:23
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maswan"3.2.0 is out and GNU TLS support is there" <- from that same thread06:23
NafalloKamion: same last time I bugged the debian maintainer about it ;-)06:23
mdzlamont: the process is "be careful and ask mdz if you are uncertain"06:23
slomoKamion:  yes we have lftp 3.2.1... which could be compiled against gnutls... is this something we could get in breezy? lftp is main06:24
Kamionogra: hmm, I get a bogus netcfg/get_ipaddress template displayed06:24
Kamionslomo: don't know06:24
slomoKamion: who is to be asked for that? i can prepare a debdiff and everything ;)06:25
Kamionslomo: file a bug or something?06:25
lamontmdz: OK.  I just noticed that fabbione's upload for iproute, as well as a potential sync of blender are pending...06:25
lamontactually, fabbione's upload sent mail to -changes, but the bits aren't on archive.u.c yet06:26
slomoKamion: there already is a bug... #1267106:26
ograKamion, hmm, strange i just had this step here, was working right06:26
Kamionogra: can we take out those netcfg preseeds you had me add? I don't have time to figure out why I'm getting the debian-installer/dummy template displayed for them right now, and those preseeds are non-critical06:26
mdzlamont: uploads were approval-only during the critical time around preview06:26
ograKamion, hmm, but they work on i386... hard to decide...06:27
Kamionthere is a substantial amount of lightning around here and my lights are flickering; if I go offline, I've probably lost either power or ADSL06:27
lamontISTR he did it after preview (but before I woke up after-preview and was going to do it..)06:27
lamontanyway, must go pester people - back in a bit06:27
Kamionogra: also the default answer to the gateway question is bogus because of a known netcfg bug when you preseed *.106:27
Kamionfor the IP address06:27
mdzlamont: "around" preview included a bit after.  it's flowing again now06:27
ograKamion, can you take it out on amd64 only ? 06:28
Kamionogra: not easily06:28
ograhm06:28
Kamionogra: and you will hit said netcfg bug on i386 too06:28
Kamionthe default gateway is set to "192.168.0."06:28
ograthe gw, yes...06:28
KamionI'm strongly inclined to be conservative and remove them, and figure out the problem after preview06:28
ograKamion, installing will be more complicated, but ok...06:29
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Kamionthe results I am seeing here are not particularly user-friendly06:29
Kamionand surely 192.168.0.1 will not be compatible with many deployers' existing network layouts anyway06:30
ograKamion, standalone.... 06:30
Kamionthis is the server install06:30
ograKamion, thats why i made this change in the beginning...06:30
Kamionso instead of going to the network admin and saying "what address should I enter?", they will see an address pre-filled and say "oh, I guess that's OK" and hit Enter; then they will have to figure out how to undo the damage later06:31
Kamionsurely?06:31
ograKamion, take it out for now, i'll add a section to the installation notes with te default values06:32
lamontmdz: thanks06:32
Kamionogra: done, rebuilding06:33
ograKamion, thanks... 06:33
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pittidholbach: hey, you packaged libpgtcl? rock06:35
ogrameh06:36
MasterCwhere do I get develpment support?06:36
MasterC+o06:36
dholbachpitti: ?06:36
dholbachpitti: you must have misread :)06:36
ograKamion, the udeb seems not to work :(06:36
pittidholbach: oh, indeed -- sorry06:37
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Kamionogra: can you check whether /cdrom is actually mounted in the chroot?06:38
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ograit is, checked already06:38
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Kamionhm, it's claiming ltsp-client-builder/run doesn't exist06:42
ograstrange, its in the templates06:43
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Kamionogra: oh, I see06:43
ograwhats wrong ? 06:43
ograi dont see it06:43
Kamionogra: you have to be careful about trailing whitespace at the ends of lines06:43
ograoh no !06:43
Kamionogra: you have a line between ltsp-client-builder/run and debian-installer/ltsp-client-builder/title that consists of just a single space06:44
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KamionI think that causes cdebconf to treat the two as one template06:44
DizietAlmost as bad as email headers.06:44
ograhmm, for me there is no space...06:44
Kamionogra: I'll upload the fix if you like06:44
ograyup06:44
Kamionsince my editor is clean about that sort of thing06:45
ograi cant even se a space here, its a single line, vim beeps even if i try to move anywhere...06:45
Kamionogra: try 'a' on that line06:46
Kamionyou'll see the cursor move right one space06:46
ograyup06:46
Kamionnow Escape, and try 'a' on the other blank line06:46
ograi see06:46
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ograodd06:47
ivokshi06:47
Kamionogra: uploaded06:47
ograthanks06:48
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Kamionok, hacked around it for now06:51
Kamionwe should get a PROGRESS INFO in there at some point, otherwise it looks a bit bare, but it'll do for the moment06:51
Kamionand ultimately there's really no reason we couldn't use debootstrap progress reporting06:51
ograyup06:51
ograthats what i wanted to do initially...06:52
Kamionyeah, takes time to get that right though06:52
ograyup06:52
Kamionyou'd probably want to depend on base-installer (which you're doing already) and use its templates for that06:52
ograi'll look into it... after my nerves are usable again :)06:53
Kamionwhoa, I was sitting on tty3 watching /var/log/messages, and the main d-i screen just flicked over onto it06:54
ograoh, that shouldt happen, right ? 06:54
Kamionsomething must have managed to signal init from inside two chroots or something06:54
Kamionor fiddled with udev06:54
ograas i said, they chroots are stacked :) 06:55
ograthe even06:55
\shargl.06:55
Kamionstacking chroots makes little difference to anything06:55
Kamionyou know, I can't help feeling that with so little visible progress, telling users to run a command after the install would actually be friendlier06:56
Kamionoh, and it breaks because X has to ask a question and you aren't doing the required passthrough magic to make that work06:56
Kamionso it's now stalled06:56
ogra:(06:56
Kamionthat will happen on all amd64 and some i38606:57
ograx shouldnt ask questions06:57
Kamionit does if it can't figure out the resolution itself, which happens on all amd64 and some i38606:57
Kamionyou may never have seen it, but it's been that way since warty06:57
ograit doesnt even need to be configured :/06:57
Kamioner, you're installing it06:57
ograthats done by the client bootup script on the fly06:58
Kamionhuh?06:58
Kamiontest -z "$EARLY_PACKAGES" && EARLY_PACKAGES="x-window-system-core ltsp-client discover1 laptop-detect mdetect xresprobe"06:58
ograyup06:58
Kamionthey are installed by ltsp-build-client06:58
Kamionthat's a very strange set of things to install anyway!06:59
ografor the bootup process of the client....06:59
Kamiondiscover1 laptop-detect mdetect xresprobe should be installed before x-window-system-core, not alongside it06:59
ograKamion, its mdz's set and it works fine06:59
Kamionogra: no, it really doesn't06:59
Kamionmdz: ?06:59
mdzhmm?06:59
ogramdz, ltsp-build-client07:00
mdzhmm?07:00
seb128mdz: so about gnumeric? of for updates?07:00
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Kamionmdz: installing x-window-system-core along with all the other stuff that needs to be installed during xserver-xorg's preconfiguration isn't going to work07:00
mdzseb128: gnumeric should be ok; no reverse deps, right_07:00
Kamionmdz: and installing xserver-xorg in the first stage isn't safe without a lot more code07:00
mdzKamion: it does07:00
xTinaKamion: I think I just ran into a weird problem. Could you think of any reason why a breezy installation would run base-config/late_command twice?!?07:00
pirroHhello, someone uses apt-listbugs && ubuntu graphical updater?07:00
KamionxTina: not now, sorry07:00
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ograKamion, it works if you run it manually on the console, it also works if i do it in the installer manually from tty207:01
seb128mdz: no, there is libgsf/goffice to update as well, but they are gnumeric part moved to libs and not used by other stuff for the moment (same situation as previous update) and nothing else affected 07:01
Kamionogra: we cannot fix this today07:02
mdzseb128: those are deps, not reverse deps, right_07:02
ograKamion, damned...07:02
seb128mdz: correct07:02
seb128mdz: no rdepends07:02
mdzKamion: what's the issue07:02
Kamionmdz: xserver-xorg.config tries to use discover for autodetection, so it needs to be installed first for it to work optimally07:02
Kamionmdz: I'm wondering why ltsp-build-client needs to install x-window-system-core at all07:02
mdzseb128: ok, please watch it carefully and make sure it isn't uninstallable for a significant amount of time07:02
Kamionmdz: we could avoid a lot of problems if it did not do so07:03
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mdzKamion: the X server configuration in the chroot is incidental; it isn't used for anything07:03
mdzKamion: in fact I think it's rm -f'd later, or if not, it should be07:03
seb128mdz: sure, thanks07:03
mdzKamion: all that matters is that it is noninteractive07:03
mdzKamion: the real config is generated at client boot07:03
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Kamionmdz: as it stands, installing x-window-system-core means that we have to go through all the passthrough rigmarole in order to make this work on amd6407:03
\shanyone familiar with python-launchpad-integration?07:03
Kamionmdz: because xserver-xorg always asks a question there07:03
mdzKamion: it installs with the noninteractive frontend07:04
mdzDEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive07:04
mdzexport DEBIAN_FRONTEND07:04
Kamionmdz: well it's sitting here hung in xserver-common.config07:04
mdzKamion: then something else is wrong; what's it doing?07:04
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ogramdz, chroot /target /usr/sbin/ltsp-build-client --mirror file:///cdrom >> /var/log/messages07:05
Kamionit's hung in read(), I can't tell otherwise07:05
mdzKamion: read on which fd?07:05
ogramdz, before this command the udeb installs ltsp-server07:05
Kamionprocess tree is apt-get -y install x-window-system-core ltsp-client discover1 mdetect xresprobe -> dpkg-preconfigure --apt -> xserver-common.config07:06
Kamionmdz: 007:06
mdzKamion: I agree about the lack of progress07:06
mdzit should either dump its messages to the console, or be run by hand07:06
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ogramdz, we can add it until final...07:06
mdzogra: add what before final?07:06
ograthe missing progress stuff in the udeb07:07
mdzno, we won't07:07
mdzKamion: does it work if you give it /dev/null as stdin?07:07
ograKamion, so is there a way to show the console output then ? 07:07
Kamionogra: nothing else in d-i does that, I'm not convinced it will work with the terminal in the state it's in once bterm and cdebconf-newt are running on it07:08
mdzogra: I said yesterday that using the cdrom is wrong, and it should be using the debs copied by archive-copier; did you fix that?07:08
Kamionmdz: I'm going to have to reboot to tell07:09
mdzKamion: it certainly doesn't read from stdin when I run it07:09
ogramdz, how ? should i generate Packages and Release files ? thats not right imho07:09
Kamionmdz: I'll get a DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer log07:10
mdzogra: ejecting the CD and then telling the user to put it back in is unacceptable07:10
ogramdz, yes, thus the udeb solution07:10
Kamionmdz: that was the point of doing this first-stage thing07:10
Kamionbefore the CD is ejected07:10
mdzergh07:10
mdzthat's suboptimal, but better than what I thought you were doing07:11
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KamionI think it's the correct approach, long-term anyway07:11
mdzoh, so this is running under cdebconf-with-debconf-confmodule, not plain debconf07:12
mdzas in casper07:12
ograi think mdz's approach is better, but i have no idea how to solve it without generating the needed archive files07:12
ograit'll be much faster to install from HD07:12
mdzogra: the same way that "apt-get install ssh" works07:12
mdzwithout asking for the CD07:12
Kamionoh, crap, I bet it needs 'unset DEBIAN_HAS_FRONTEND' and stuff07:12
mdzKamion: yes07:12
mdzit'll be trying to start a new frontend in the chroot07:13
ogramdz, but it requires a mirror (and being online), doesnt it ? 07:13
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mdzogra: install ubuntu and then sudo apt-get install ssh07:13
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ogramdz, i know what happens... 07:13
mdzogra: it installs from the cache.  you have never done this_07:13
Kamionmdz: other way round, the problem is that it's *failing* to start the noninteractive frontend in the chroot07:13
mdzogra: apparently not, if you think it requires being online07:14
Kamionand is trying to talk to the main frontend, ignoring DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive07:14
ogramdz, ltsp-build-client runs an apt-get update, doesnt it ? 07:14
mdzogra: yes07:14
mdzso does d-i07:15
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ograhmm, so i should supress it if in installer mode and copy over the d-i generates sources.list07:16
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Kamionno?07:16
ograwhat else ? 07:16
KamionI'm trying the various env -u bits now07:17
Kamionsame as base-config/casper do07:17
mdzogra: forgot to baz add ltsp-server-standalone.postinst07:19
mdzI07:19
mdzdidn't notice you were creating a new file07:19
mdzogra: please please please make branches instead of sending patches07:20
ograits in now, i hope it doesnt cause confusion in yur tree07:20
\shnice...gajim has launchpad integration ,-)07:20
ogramdz, i'll do... let me survive this CD first ...07:20
Kamionok, that's working07:22
mdzogra: I already fixed it in my tree.  I'm talking about in the future.07:22
ogramdz, promised07:22
ograKamion, hero !07:23
Kamionogra: may I upload this?07:24
Kamion-chroot /target /usr/sbin/ltsp-build-client --mirror file:///cdrom >> /var/log/messages07:24
Kamion+env -u DEBIAN_HAS_FRONTEND -u DEBIAN_FRONTEND \07:24
Kamion+       -u DEBCONF_REDIR -u DEBCONF_OLD_FD_BASE \07:24
Kamion+       chroot /target /usr/sbin/ltsp-build-client --mirror file:///cdrom \07:24
Kamion+       >> /var/log/messages 2>&107:24
ograKamion, what a question, if it works :)07:24
mdz /var/log/messages is the wrong place for that output07:24
Kamionmdz: it's where other similar output in the installer goes.07:24
Kamionso for consistency's sake, I beg to differ07:24
mdzoh, that's outside of the chroot07:25
Kamionyes07:25
mdznever mind07:25
Kamionideally it'd all go to syslog eventually so that we only have one file to inspect when stuff goes wrong, but anyway07:25
Kamionok, uploaded, install is at apt configuration07:25
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Kamionsecond-stage question from dhcp-server07:28
ograyup07:29
Kamionand two largely pointless notes07:29
xTinaHm. Base-config seems to be run twice. Weird.07:30
bddebianelmo: ping07:30
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linuxsbartleyBreezy loaded.  Boot gets most of the way in and hangs at: Starting periodic command scheduler.....mon...rface daemon...07:34
linuxsbartleypress enter and I get login07:34
linuxsbartleyoops.  meant press alt-f1 and get login07:34
linuxsbartleyalt-f8 shows this message as last entry.07:35
linuxsbartleyonly error showing is the t_kernel_font one.07:35
KamionxTina: note that late_command is just evaled directly, not (yet) in a subshell or anything07:36
KamionxTina: so if you fiddle with the environment, or cd without cding back at the end, or whatever, you'll confuse base-config07:36
Kamionthat was just fixed in Debian today07:36
mdzKamion: do server installs install usplash now?07:37
Kamionmdz: yes, mistakenly07:37
Kamionmdz: I'll do something about that next week07:37
mdzKamion: that's linuxsbartley's problem, I expect07:37
maeI know this is kind of O/T but do you guys know if that new ipod nano uses flash memory or the micro drives?07:38
xTinaKamion: Was that different in hoary?07:38
KamionxTina: don't believe so, no07:38
xTinaKamion: Hm. Weird. I believe that if I'm cd'ing I always remember the owd and go back. But I'll check again, just to make sure.07:38
Kamionmdz: I'm running out of time I can dedicate to shepherding Edubuntu builds this evening, because Kirsten is ill and I need to do things around the house for her; can you take over any CD builds that are needed?07:39
Kamionmdz: SMS me when it's ready to publish and I can do that07:39
Kamionltsp-client-builder 0.1.0-4 should be OK I think07:40
Kamionmodulo poor progress reporting07:40
seb128dholbach: ping?07:41
KamionOK, successful Edubuntu/amd64 install, but I haven't yet tested its LTSP functioning07:43
dholbachseb128: pong07:43
Kamionand for that matter I only have one amd64 box07:43
seb128dholbach: do you use ldap? :)07:43
dholbachseb128: i tried to use it, but failed miserably07:43
dholbachand not just once :)07:44
seb128dholbach: k, so this gdm bug is not for you neither :p07:44
dholbachsorry07:44
Kamionogra: you need to update the homepage in edubuntu-artwork to talk about 5.10 and Breezy, not 5.04 and Hoary07:44
dholbachseb128: maybe some of the sun upstream guys know07:44
Kamionogra: (both title and header)07:44
ograKamion, yup07:44
seb128dholbach: I've forwarded it :)07:44
ograKamion, i didnt expect to have the artwork in already...07:44
seb128dholbach: no pb, don't worry07:44
mdzKamion: yep07:47
mdzogra: say when07:48
ogramdz, ok...07:48
ograas soon as the new udeb is there07:48
mdzmjg59_: as a safeguard, we ought to have something at the end of the boot process which kills usplash07:49
mdzmjg59_: in the event that the user decides to remove gdm or such (or gets usplash installed unexpectedly, as in current server installs)07:49
mjg59_mdz: Ok, that's easy enough07:50
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DizietMy new firefox packages have a package mozilla-firefox which exists to cause the installation of firefox during upgrades.  Does anything need to be done to get that .deb included in the main distribution ?07:51
Diziet(not having to upload giant binaries)++07:52
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dholbachgood bye08:09
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mdzjbailey: did "Starting Ubuntu..." go missing in the initrd->initramfs transition?08:13
mdzjbailey: we ought to say something there, since there is a noticeable delay before usplash starts08:13
mdzit can be quite long on systems with SCSI especially08:13
sladenit was originally just an 'echo' statement in the first line of the initrd that said ''starting initrd-tools 1.2.3''08:14
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jbaileymdz: Yes, it's not in there because it wasn't trivially brandable.  Is lsb_release -i branded for kubuntu/edubuntu?08:14
mdzsladen: until Warty, when it said "Starting Ubuntu..."08:14
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mdzjbailey: something neutral is fine08:15
carstenh.oO(Starting...)08:15
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jbailey"08:15
mdzstarting up, loading, please wait, etc.08:15
mdzI'll08:16
sladenjbailey: could you fish it out from lsb_release when he initramfs is rebuilt---it's being rebuilt for usplash to be installed anyway08:16
ogramdz, the udeb is in the archive, you can pull the trigger08:16
mdzdo the same with casper08:16
jbaileysladen: That's what I wsa thinking.  But if it's not branded there, then there's no point.08:16
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jbaileyAlso, I think the idea is to get usplash starting very soon there, so it might not matter much at that point.08:17
KeybukI'd suggest "Starting, please wait ..." as people might be confused by "Loading"08:17
Keybukit's a bit of an 80s term08:17
mdzogra: building08:17
ogramdz, thanks :)08:17
KeybukLOAD ""08:17
mdzjbailey: it'll matter for breezy08:17
jbaileymdz: I mean, there's not much point in branding it, if usplash will start soon after.  The usplash graphic should be enough to customise.08:19
mdzjbailey: agreed08:20
mdz"Loading, please wait..." seems reasonable.08:21
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dokomdz, elmo: please promote libmythes0 to main, needed for the next OOo2 build08:24
mdzdoko: please only ask one of us, so that we don't both try to do it08:27
mdzdoko: done08:27
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tvoanyone knows how to set up a sid pbuilder chroot in breezy?08:30
dokomdz: ok, if you have time, the gcc-3.4/gcc-4.0 documentation can be promoted as well, including gnat-4.0, gnat-3.4, libgnat-4.0, libgnat-3.4. can we still target plone in main for breezy?08:30
ogratvo, wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto08:30
tvoogra: I followed that and setup a hoary and breezy succesfully, but the sid one fails..08:31
mdzdoko: wait for anastacia to get manageable again (elmo is working on it) before seeding plone, so that we can easily see what it pulls in and verify the  reports08:31
mdzdoko: if the documentation is already seeded, it will be promoted by the normal process08:32
mdzif it isn't seeded, seed it08:32
dokoit already is.08:32
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mdzhmm, my anastacia cron job is broken08:35
mdzelmo: IOError: [Errno 2]  No such file or directory: '/srv/ftp.no-name-yet.com/sync/germinate/output//all_edubuntu_breezy_i386'08:36
elmosorry, I ran cron.sync by hand08:37
elmoI guess it raced with your cron job 08:37
mdzah, ok08:38
mdzI thought it might have been broken since moving to the new box or something08:39
mdzdoko: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/anastacia.txt08:39
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spaynewill Mono be updated to 1.1.908:41
mdzjbailey: casper uploaded with "Loading, please wait..."08:44
slomospayne: not for breezy08:44
spayneoh bollox08:44
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jbaileymdz: Cool.  Do you want this change uploaded now by itself, or with other changes when the lockdown is over?08:50
mdzjbailey: it's already over08:50
jbailey'k08:51
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mdzKeybuk: is that MOM item in the topic still accurate?08:51
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Keybukmdz: yes, sadly08:53
Keybukonce we're down to less than 1-in-10 being fucked, then I'll remove it08:53
Keybukthat'll probably happen once dapper starts up08:54
Keybukthough that's going to be slightly painful :-/08:54
=== ..[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 | https://wiki.ubuntu.com//HelpingWithBugs | MOM/NDA producing bad diffs | Breezy preview is out: http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2005-September/000031.html | Uploads to main are flowing again, subject to FeatureFreeze cr
=== ..[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 | https://wiki.ubuntu.com//HelpingWithBugs | MOM/NDA producing bad diffs | Breezy preview is out: http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2005-September/000031.html | Uploads to main are flowing again, subject to FeatureFreeze
mdzKeybuk: a pity, because it's too long08:55
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slomoelmo: thanks :)09:17
bddebianslomo: ?09:20
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bddebianslomo: Ahh.. :-)09:22
bddebianYeah thanks elmo, you kick arse! 09:22
mdzDiziet: let's talk about your pending dpkg changes the next time we're both around09:22
mdzDiziet: or send me email09:22
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KamionDiziet: To get mozilla-firefox in main, it's enough to add it to the supported seed; see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeedManagement09:31
LathiatKamion: is this to make it a virtual package to install firefox?09:38
KamionLathiat: "virtual package" has a specific technical meaning which is different, but I know what you mean, and yes09:38
Kamionogra: have you started syncing the new CD build?09:38
LathiatKamion: so while were here, can you explain the different?09:38
Lathiat*difference09:38
ograKamion, already installing09:39
KamionLathiat: a virtual package is one mentioned in a real package's Provides field09:39
Kamion(a real package is a .deb)09:39
Lathiatah right09:39
Lathiatwhats the name for packages that just install toher thigns etc?09:39
KamionLathiat: there are two more fine-grained distinctions: "mixed virtual", i.e. one that's both mentioned in Provides and is a real package, and "pure virtual", one which is only mentioned in Provides09:40
KamionLathiat: dummy package or transitional package (in the mozilla-firefox case above, where you're transitioning from one name to another name and the packaging system needs a bit of help)09:40
KamionLathiat: or metapackage, if it's something like x-window-system-core or ubuntu-desktop09:40
LathiatKamion: ah ok thanks09:41
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ograKamion, i'm in base-config :-D09:59
ivoksi have one question for wich i need advisory10:01
ivoksin universe is package ssh-krb5, wich provides ssh-client and ssh-server with kerberos10:01
ivokssince some packages in main depend on ssh-client or ssh-server, could we repackage ssh-krb5 so it provides those packages, and replaces ssh-client and ssh-server from main?10:02
Kamionnooooooooo10:05
ivoksok10:05
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ivokshehe10:05
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Kamionplease leave that particular situation alone, it's very messy and complicated10:05
ivoksthen you could take ssh-krb5 :)10:05
ivoksok10:05
KamionI don't use kerberos so I'm not a good maintainer for it10:05
ivoksall right10:06
Kamionbut the ssh-krb5 maintainer in Debian specifically asked me not to incorporate the kerberos patch into openssh for now, saying it wasn't ready10:06
Kamionogra: you forgot to define the log() function, so the workstation install fails10:07
ograoh no10:07
Kamionuploading fix10:08
Kamionsorry, I should've spotted that one while reviewing10:08
ograi shouldnt have forgot it ...10:08
Kamion0.1.0-5 fixes10:08
ogra*forgotten10:08
ograotherwise this looks good10:08
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ograKamion, cant we just redirect stdout to the frontend to shouw the lines and drop the progress bar ? so you see at least its working...10:10
Kamionogra: try it yourself with a test image, but I really have my doubts whether that will work10:10
ograKamion, i'll do10:10
Kamionif it works, sure; it's horrible, but ...10:11
ograwhy is it horrible ? i mean to have it look the same, just without progressbar10:11
Kamionyou will have to redirect to /dev/tty1 or /dev/vc/1 or whatever, not just let it pass through to stdout10:11
Kamionoh, er, you mean just pass each one through as a PROGRESS INFO or something?10:12
ograyes...10:12
Kamioner, ok, if you think you can write that code quickly and make it robust10:12
Kamionmany of the lines will be blank, of course10:12
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ograKamion, pattern matching... it only needs to match certain expressions (Configuring, Installing etc)10:13
ograthis would bring more output to the user and i dont thin its to hard to write...10:13
Kamionit's horrible because we have infrastructure for doing this properly10:15
Kamionbut in any case, whatever you want, as I say you'll have to do it entirely yourself10:15
ograyup10:15
Kamionand remember internationalisation10:15
Kamionso pattern matching will not be appropriate10:15
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Kamionfree hint, the way to display arbitrary text in a progress bar is to use ${LINE} (or similar) in the template you display with PROGRESS INFO and use SUBST to replace it with the current line10:17
ograoki10:19
Kamionivoks: (though actually, as I've just been reminded, it may be OK to get some Kerberos support into mainline openssh soon. not for breezy, but perhaps breezy+1)10:19
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ograbrb10:23
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Mezwhiprush, ping10:35
ivoksKamion: ok, but what to tell this guy that wants -krb5, and doesn't want to loose half on other apps? :)10:35
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ogra_ltspmdz, ping10:40
ivoksbye all10:42
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pefbye !10:43
ogra_ltspmdz, /etc/X11/Xsession is not executable :(10:43
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eruinwhy aren't there templates for, say, synaptic in rosetta?10:44
mdkeeruin, #launchpad is the channel10:44
eruinwoops, sry10:44
mdkenp10:45
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mirak_hi10:46
ogra_ltspmdz, can you revert that to x-session-manager ?10:46
mirak_when I download kernel source 2.6.12, how can I make the source evolve to 2.6.12-8 level ? so it's like the headers ?10:46
lu|awayj^: trying to debug a n-m problem- any idea how I can tell what dns servers bind is checking against?10:48
eruinmirak_, check your pm ;-)10:49
mirak_you can talk here10:50
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ogra_ltspKamion, if you didnt trigger the cdbuild fro the log() change yet, dont do it, ltsp doent work currently10:50
mirak_how to apply the patches to the kernel ?10:50
mdkemirak_, not really, it is a question for #ubuntu10:50
mirak_mdke: but I think the answer belongs here ^^10:50
mirak_or would come from here10:50
mirak_i asked on #ubuntu first10:51
mirak_but there is only incompetent people10:51
mirak_like me ;)10:51
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eruinanyone know tollef fog heens nick or where to catch him on irc?10:56
slomoeruin: Mithrandir 10:57
eruincheers10:58
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torkeljdub: probably. With HP in the loop, clusterfs is probably more intrested in supporting Ubuntu11:07
torkeljdub: we have also been poking them few times :-)11:08
mdzogra: it certainly is executable here11:09
mdzogra: if it isn't, it's a bug11:09
ograit isnt in my new install11:10
ogradmaned11:10
ogradamned even11:10
mdzogra: confirmed in my new install too11:10
mdzogra: needs to be fixed in xinit11:11
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mdzogra: needs special treatment for upgrades as well, since it's a conffile11:11
ogra*  Install xinitrc from old xbase-clients also (closes: Ubuntu#13331).11:12
ograthat might be it11:12
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mdzI don't think so11:12
mdzI think that it was probably forgotten when the package was split11:13
mdzxinitrc and Xsession are different11:13
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ographew, xserverrc isnt executable either11:15
mirak_what compiler is used to compile breezy ?11:20
mirak_breezy kernels11:20
Nafallo3.411:20
mirak_k11:20
Mezmdz: little bit of news for you... novell want to "officially" support iFolder on ubuntu11:23
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jdubGOOD MORNING FREEDOM LOVERS! (SPECIAL SFD EDITION!)11:24
tsengjdub: hi11:26
Nafallojdub: morning :-)11:26
tsengjdub: im not feling the love11:26
tsengMez: um11:27
tsengMez: hth would that work?11:27
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Meztseng: how do you mean?11:27
tsengouch!11:27
tsengMez: well we cant distribute it, as we've learned11:27
tsengMez: and we cant sanely package it11:27
Mezwe cant distribute, but it'll be from thair apt repos11:27
tsenger, I guess11:28
tsengworks for me, then11:28
Mezand we can sanely package it, they took my bug reports and fixed most of it11:28
Mezit's semi-sane now11:28
tsengah great11:28
Mezand they've asked me to maintain11:28
tsenggood work then.11:28
jdubslomo, tseng: yay banshee!11:28
tsengjdub: yay!11:28
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slomojdub: :)11:29
slomojdub: works for you?11:29
jdubslomo: installing now11:29
slomojdub: ubuntu2?11:29
jdubslomo: has it built yet?11:30
jdubooh, yes :)11:30
Meztseng: forwarded you email regarding crappy stuff they fixed11:30
slomojdub: sure... is already in the archives... but it just adds a depend on libsqlite3-0 which was missing before11:30
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ogramdz, hmm, daniels just installs it in the xinit.install file... if its upgrade critical, shouldnt it be in postinst with a check ?11:34
mdzogra: config files are installed with mode 644 by default11:35
mdzogra: Xsession is special because it is a script11:35
mdzogra: you need to override the permissions in the .deb for new installs, and add an upgrade test with chmod in postinst to fix it for upgrades11:36
ograah, ok... 11:36
mdzMez: interesting; is there a press release or other url about it?11:37
tsengMez: my mail server is dead :(11:37
mdzogra: if you need help with it, ask jbailey or wait for daniels11:37
tsengMez: but ill get it eventually. thanks.11:37
ogramdz, ok11:37
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Mezmdz: not at the moment, it's all in private emails between me and the lead... though they're actually developing on breezy, which is good :D11:38
mdzMez: very cool11:38
tsengMez: thats awesome11:39
Mezmdz/tseng: http://forge.novell.com/pipermail/ifolder-dev/2005-September/001021.html11:39
Mezthey mention developing on breezy there11:40
tsengMez: its cool to see that we are now a top mono distro11:40
Meztseng: and it's all your fault11:40
tsengMez: novell makes a tough contest.11:41
Mezhow do you mean?11:41
tsengthe upstream and the packager share an office :P11:41
Mez??11:42
tsengelite, kernel panic on my laptop testing box11:42
tsengMez: ok.. novell distributes suse, they employee most mono devs..11:42
tsengMez: connection? yes.11:42
Mezah11:42
Mezok11:42
Mez:P11:42
Meznow I get you11:42
tsengcheers11:42
torkelMez: are there .debs of ifolder available anywhere?11:43
Meztorkel, not atm11:43
Mezbut, spayne has made nice howtos on how to build it11:43
torkelk11:44
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Meztorkel, lemme find the link11:44
Meztorkel, Client: http://www.evolutioncolt.com/~spayne/blog/?p=16411:44
MezServer: http://www.evolutioncolt.com/~spayne/blog/?p=16511:44
spaynehttp://www.evolutioncolt.com/~spayne/blog/?p=16411:44
spayneoh well :-)11:45
torkelMez: thanks11:45
Mezspayne, too slow11:45
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RiddellMithrandir: looks like the Qt Eastern European issue is down to Qt being not as intelligent as I had 11:53
Riddellassumed11:53
HiddenWolfmdz, can we put a limit on the size of the apt cache, is there a timeout after which stuff automatically gets cleaned?11:53
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Kamionsomebody said something to me after I last spoke, but I didn't see it due to a power cut11:54
ograKamion, was me i guess11:55
Kamion(I only saw the red indicator on the disconnected ssh session on my laptop)11:55
Kamionanyway, post-power-cuts I'm off to bed, so others will have to take care of any CD builds you need11:55
ograKamion, i wanted to stop you starting the cdbuild for the log() patch since i have another bug11:55
ograKamion, thats ok, i'll only need one last one, i guess mdz can do this...11:55
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ograKamion, thank you very bery much for all the help, i wouldnt gotten here without you11:56
ogra*have gotten11:56
Kamionmdz: in case you want to release the Edubuntu preview without me, you want 'for-project edubuntu publish-release daily 20050909.4 install yes preview' (or whatever the datestamp will be), check over cdimage/www/simple/edubuntu/, 'sync-mirrors' when happy11:58
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Kamionogra: that's ok11:58
Kamionmdz: I've set up the bits of the directory structure that still need to be done by hand (fortunately, not a lot)11:59

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