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Kamionmdke: it is my weekend; I'll reply to you when I've analysed the information you sent12:07
Kamionmdke: (in other words, I don't know yet)12:08
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mdkeKamion, np, i just saw you were active so asked on the off chance12:08
mdkegood night12:09
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Kamionmdke: just stopping by in between playing wesnoth and going to bed. :)12:12
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bob2hm02:46
bob2mono-asemblies-arch isn't needed anymore?02:46
slomobob2: nope... it's in mono-classlib-1.0 now02:47
bob2libdbus-cil Depeds on dbus-glib-1-dev?02:48
bob2that seems odd02:49
slomothe package is called libdbus-glib-1-dev now... and it is odd ;) tseng?02:49
bob2and gnumeric is uninstallable02:50
slomobob2: hum... there is no libdbus-cil... it's libdbus-1-cil and this depends on libdbus-glib-1-102:51
bob2maybe aptitude is being shit02:51
slomohm... you're on breezy?02:52
bob2just looking at upgrading from hoary02:53
slomooh ok... libdbus-cil was only in hoary and depended on dbus-glib-1-dev...02:53
slomoand gnumeric should be installable on breezy ;) what error do you get?02:54
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bob2  gnumeric: Depends: libgoffice-1 (< 0.0.4) but 0.0.4-1 is to be installed03:03
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elmogoffice was only just synced03:04
elmoI'm sure seb will fix it later today03:04
bob2ah, thanks03:04
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slomo_elmo: did you already read my mail about ffmpeg?03:08
elmoslomo: I've got some concerns about demoting it to multiverse when debian have it in main03:09
elmobut I realise I've been dragging my feet03:09
elmoI'll try and reply to you tomorrow, sorry03:09
slomo_elmo: our current version could stay in universe... as it's in debian... but i wanted to upload marillat's version to fix some bugs in the debian package and marillat's has to be in multiverse... but thanks for looking at it tomorrow :)03:10
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jayDoes anybody know if this whole HP all-in-one subsystem is supposed to be run even if there is not one installed?05:15
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infinityjay : Yes.05:40
jayinfinity: any idea why?  it seems to use a lot of memory while covering a very small use case %05:43
infinityjay : Because it is?... It would probably be better to start it from hotplug, but we don't have the time to do that and make sure it works in all cases.05:44
infinityjay : On the other hand, hplip covers a reasonably large range of printers and all-in-one devices, so we'd like it installed by default.05:44
infinityjay : And no, I don't own one, yes, it runs on my laptop at boot, no, I don't mind much.05:44
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fabbionemorning guys06:12
xTinawaaah!06:12
xTina6 am!06:12
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daniels... well, good morning to everyone *else*.06:14
Burgundaviamorning daniels 06:14
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fabbionehey kid06:22
danielssup06:22
fabbionejust woke up06:22
fabbionehmmmm06:27
fabbione15008 is going to give headacke06:27
=== fabbione has the feeling that sudo isn't to blame at all
danielsno, it's the fact that entirely-numeric hostnames a) are complete crack, b) violate RFCs left right and centre IIRC06:34
fabbionenope06:35
fabbioneyou are allowed to have numeric only hostname06:35
fabbionebut yes.. they are pure crack06:35
elmothere definitely was a RFC which at least said SHOULD not start with a number, but I don't know if got superceded06:36
fabbioneelmo: i will need to dig them anyway06:40
fabbionebecause if all numeric is allowed, that's a glibc bug in the resolver06:41
fabbioneif it isn't it's a bug in the installer that allows that06:41
elmowell, sudo shouldn't really die on regardless of what the resolver returns06:41
elmoit only needs the hostname for !ALL06:41
elmoand fragile sudo when, by default it's the only path to root, is baaad06:41
fabbioneif the user sets manually such a hostname, an hologram should appear in the room and beat him to a slow painful death06:42
fabbioneelmo: yes i agree on that too, but we also need to prevent a non RFC compliant situation too06:42
infinityThe RFC about not having a domain name starting with a number was superceded.06:45
infinityHence why 3com.com (and my domain, 0c3.net) are now legal.06:45
infinityBut I'm still unsure about a host part that's entirely numerals.06:45
fabbionei still need more coffee before i can be alive enough to poke into RFC06:47
danielsalternately, you could not wake up at 6am06:48
daniels(why elmo's awake yet/still awake, I have no idea)06:48
fabbionedaniels: i just can't sleep longer...  i got so used to wake up at this time that my acpi goes crazy06:49
fabbionei blame mjg59 06:49
mdzfabbione: back from the grave?06:50
fabbionemdz: i was back already last thursday06:50
fabbionei just didn't spend too much time on IRC06:51
mdzfabbione: you said you were not entirely feeling better yet06:51
mdzhow are you now?06:51
fabbionemdz: that's right, thursdy i was still a bit shaky..06:51
fabbionemuch better..06:51
fabbionethanks06:51
fabbionebut it will take sometime to recover 100%06:52
fabbioneit seems like that my body crashed because i tend to have blood sugar drops too fast06:52
fabbioneso now i had to change my diet completely06:52
fabbioneand it's a slow recovery06:52
fabbionethe high fever was a consequence of the crash06:52
fabbione(at least according to the doc)06:53
mdzit's good that you rested06:54
fabbioneanyway.. the only annoying part is that i need to eat very often and extremely balanced06:54
fabbionebut the firsts results are already showing up06:55
fabbionemdz: yes.. i got scared06:55
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fabbioneAHHHHHHHH cool!!!! finally the ocfs2 fix for the tcp pressure is in06:55
fabbioneand no abi changes :!06:56
desrtso06:56
desrti hear that 2.6.13 is gonna be shipped with breezy06:56
fabbionedesrt ????06:56
infinityfabbione : As I read RFC952, and the clarifications in 1123 and 3696, all-numeric parts are allowed for any portion of a hostname, except the TLD.06:56
fabbioneinfinity: ok.. so it is a valid hostname06:57
infinityfabbione : Unfortunately, yes. :)06:57
fabbionemdz: i am also working in fixing the last 2/3 sparc FTBFS.. since the changes are not relevant to other arches, am i good to go without pestering you and kamion any further?06:58
infinity(The restrictoin against all-numeric TLDs is what stops you from confusing a hostname with an IP)06:58
fabbioneinfinity: that's good.. it makes thing simpler06:58
mdzfabbione: yes06:58
fabbionemdz: ok thanks06:58
fabbioneif we can get the fixes to klibc, we will even be able to install!07:00
infinityHrm, actually glibc is probably doing the right thing.07:04
infinityIf he has no domain assinged, then his hostname is also his TLD.07:05
fabbioneinfinity: eh????07:05
infinityWell, is it resolving "1234" with no domain search, or "1234.something.com"?07:05
fabbioneinfinity: the user has a domain search07:06
fabbionelook in the bug07:06
infinityOh, then glibc is wrong. :)07:06
fabbioneso indipendently or not, the hostname is also in /etc/hosts that by default is preferred to dns lookups07:06
fabbioneinfinity: yes, that's what i am afraid of07:06
fabbioneand probably the latest sudo workarounds a glibc bug07:06
fabbionebut we have jbailey!07:07
infinityThe /etc/hosts case is a weird corner case, though.07:09
fabbioneinfinity: it's not a corner case... there many things that can happen before hitting a dns lookups07:09
infinityIf his /etc/hosts contained "127.0.0.1 1234.domain.com 1234", it would probably work.07:09
infinity(untested)07:10
fabbioneinfinity: there can be nis/samba/whatever lookup07:10
fabbioneinfinity: i am going to test these cases as soon as i can get my workstation free...07:10
fabbionei can't efford to get it down right now07:10
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dilingerjbailey: ping07:30
fabbionehey dilinger 07:31
dilingerhey07:31
fabbioneinfinity: i am looking at #1518707:31
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pittiHi07:53
desrtw3rd.07:55
desrtpitti; you poke the cdrtools bug yet?07:56
Burgundaviapitti, did the work by carstenh on the firewall come to frutition?07:56
pittiBurgundavia: it's not finished yet; the concept is good, but the backend needs much loce07:57
pittilove, even07:57
pittidesrt: not yet, weekend was busy07:58
Burgundaviapitti, ok, just wondering07:58
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pittiHey JaneW 08:00
ajmitchevening all08:01
fabbionehey pitti08:01
pittiHi ajmitch 08:01
pittiMoin fabbione 08:01
fabbionehi Jan08:01
ajmitchso if I do manage to come to UBZ, what days should I care about? just the ubuntu days?08:02
jsgotangcowow ajmitch is going to UBZ08:03
ajmitchjsgotangco: if I pay my own way08:03
ajmitchjsgotangco: found cheaper flights08:03
jsgotangcoajmitch, that's a lot of money!08:03
ajmitchI might make a short holiday of it afterwards08:03
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jsgotangcoyeah08:04
pittimjg59: ping08:04
ajmitchI think I need to get out of this town every few months to stay sane08:04
Burgundaviaajmitch, how big is where you live?08:05
ajmitchBurgundavia: about 120K people08:05
Burgundaviaajmitch, that is not that small08:05
jsgotangcothere is a smaller place?08:05
ajmitchyes08:05
ajmitchI come from a town of 400008:05
jsgotangcowow i live in an overcrowded country indeed08:06
ajmitchthere's maybe a million or so people in the south island08:06
Burgundaviajdub, shall I create a MenuReThink spec?08:07
jdubBurgundavia: sure!08:08
jdubBurgundavia: perhaps 'MenusRevisited'08:08
Burgundaviasure08:08
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JaneWhi pitti08:17
Burgundaviajdub, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MenusRevisited08:18
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jdubBurgundavia: "radically altered" -> "had a top-down review"... surely the aim is not to radically alter things willy-nilly :)08:19
Burgundaviajdub, yes08:19
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pittidesrt: btw, what do you mean by cdrtools breakage?08:34
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desrtpitti; i have a bug open assigned to you08:35
desrtmkisofs produces bogus output on ppc08:35
ajmitchjdub: you're an enthusiastic fellow, got ideas for writing up a bug day announcement?08:36
desrthttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1499008:36
pittidesrt: ah, this one; ok08:36
desrtpitti; it's absolute retardedness08:36
pittidesrt: really odd, too08:36
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desrtpitti; jrg shilling stole mjg59's gpl08:37
desrtpitti; basically... cdrtools uses this really messed up makefile system called shilly08:37
desrtpitti; and it complains about a 'bug' in gmake08:38
desrtand accuses gmake of being unmaintained08:38
desrtand recommends the use of smake08:38
desrtso i'm wondering if somehow that's causing the makefile oddness08:38
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ajmitchhi AndyFitz 08:38
AndyFitzg'day ajmitch08:40
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pittijordi: Hi! Do you know about http://savannah.gnu.org/patch/index.php?func=detailitem&item_id=4407 ?09:12
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dholbachgood morning09:19
mvogood morning dholbach 09:20
ajmitchhi dholbach, mvo 09:20
dholbachmvo: hey michael, how is it going?09:20
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dholbachmorning seb128! :)09:21
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seb128hey dholbach09:22
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Burgundaviaseb128, g-a-i is missing a seperator above it on the menu09:24
Burgundaviaseb128, and good morning09:24
seb128hi09:25
seb128I don't care, we are UI frozen and that would require some good panel patches but I've other stuff to di09:26
seb128s/di/do/09:26
Burgundaviaseb128, ok, jdub just pointed me at you when I told him09:26
fabbionedholbach: ping?09:28
dholbachfabbione: pong09:29
fabbionedholbach: what's your BZ email address?09:29
dholbachfabbione: dh@mailempfang.de09:29
seb128dholbach: run away, NOW :)09:29
dholbachseb128: fabbione likes me :)09:29
seb128he he09:29
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dholbachajmitch, seb128, mvo, pitti: would you please drop it09:30
dholbachajmitch, seb128, mvo, pitti: thank you09:30
ajmitchhehe :)09:30
seb128I was thinking about that when I've patched firefox yesterday09:30
seb128"where the heck is Daniel, he should be doing it" :)09:30
jduboh, is dholbach taking over ff? rock!09:30
dholbach*cry desperately*09:31
seb128hey jdub09:31
ajmitchbetter him than me :)09:31
pittistop bitching about the poor guy - he is supposed to help seb with breaking the panel...09:31
fabbionedholbach: you wut 1518309:31
fabbioneops09:31
Burgundaviaseb128, shall I send you patch for applications.menu?09:31
fabbiones/wut/win09:31
dholbachfabbione: thanks, i'll have a look09:31
seb128Burgundavia: a patch for what? the menu is fine this way09:31
fabbionedholbach: i already did some debugging09:31
fabbionedholbach: so it should be farly easy09:31
Burgundaviaseb128, to add a seperator between add programs and the system tools, like run applications used to have09:31
dholbachfabbione: thank you... that's very nice :)09:32
seb128Burgundavia: that's not that easy, you need to patch gnome-panel source code09:32
Burgundaviaseb128, ick09:32
Burgundaviaseb128, why?09:32
seb128because there is no separator element for the .menus09:32
jdubseb128: (the previous time we had g-a-i there, it was fixed to have a separator - it was rad)09:32
danielspitti: seb doesn't need any help breaking the panel, he's great at doing at that on his own09:32
seb128jdub: not true, we reverted the changes because neither mvo or me wanted to start hacking the panel for that (and it was quite ugly)09:33
jduboh09:33
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jdubperhaps i was toking too hard09:33
Burgundaviajdub, we did, for run applications09:33
seb128nop09:33
seb128that was upstream code09:33
jdubBurgundavia: different issue09:33
seb128we didn't do anything09:33
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pittiHi Mithrandir 09:36
Burgundaviaseb128, if it involves icky codes changes, forget about it. Too bad that kind of stuff is not simply built into the .menu spec09:36
dholbachMithrandir: morning tollef :)09:36
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herzihey all09:42
HiddenWolfseb128, are you aware of any problems with nautilus-cd-burner blanking discs? It seems to lock the disc down so it can't blank it for me.09:43
seb128HiddenWolf: your description is weird, but taking a guess I would blame pitti's plugdev change09:44
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HiddenWolfseb128, I want to burn something to a full -rw, so nautilus offers to blank, then pops up an error that it can't write to disk.09:45
seb128https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1509809:45
HiddenWolfkilling nautilus and using cdrecord does the trick.09:45
seb128can you try with the previous udev package?09:46
pittiHiddenWolf: right, will fix ASAP09:49
HiddenWolfpitti, good man. :)09:49
fabbionedholbach: you have davis :)09:53
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Mithrandirgood morning dholbach 10:09
dholbachhttp://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/63799 - unfortunately it's in german, but they say that HP loves us :)10:10
Treenaksdo we love them back?10:10
bob2an rdns-less scott10:12
\shdholbach: i think there has to be also an english announcement, because it was in south africa10:12
\shhttp://www.tectonic.co.za/view.php?id=59510:12
\shthis si the english article10:13
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pittiHiddenWolf: udev fixed10:16
HiddenWolfpitti, great10:16
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HiddenWolfdholbach, search for Ubuntu HP10:32
HiddenWolfdholbach, you'll find articles left and right10:32
HiddenWolfincluding tomshardware, heise, south african newspapers10:32
TreenaksHiddenWolf: tomshardware was oldn ews10:32
TreenaksHiddenWolf: from may10:32
seb128pitti: thanks for the quick fix on this udev bug10:32
pittinp, sorry for the breakage10:33
HiddenWolfTreenaks, still news. :)10:33
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mvoseb128: gnumeric is uninstallable right now?10:38
seb128mvo: how so?10:38
dholbachseb128: libgoffice* removes it10:39
jdubanyone have recommendations for a thin, 14"-15" notebook for pipka?10:39
seb128mvo: short story: I've asked for libgsf/goffice syncs saturday and elmo did that this night, I've to catch with gnumeric now10:39
dholbachseb128: maybe it needs a recompile or something? or maybe it was libgsf? *has a look*10:39
seb128dholbach: I'm on it10:39
dholbachseb128: super10:39
bob2jdub: t42!10:39
jdubbob2: how thin are they?10:39
dholbachseb128: mvo pushed me towards *bluetooth - i have a look at those again10:40
mvoseb128: thanks (I'm going over the desktop files of g-a-i right now)10:40
mvoto make sure that the stuff is installable10:40
seb128mvo: np10:40
danielsjdub: the T series isn't that much thicker than X10:41
danielsmaybe 1.5x10:42
jdubhmm10:42
jdubIBM might be a bit 'spensive10:42
danielsbut don't take my word for it, check the epscs10:42
danielsand the specs10:42
danielsi have to put raster on /ignore, he's making me typo too much10:42
danielsosmosis10:42
infinityYeah, the T-series are pretty dang thin.10:43
infinityJust much larger desk area, cause the screens are big.10:43
bob2powerbooks certainly look thin10:43
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danielsbob2: they aren't thin at all10:43
bob2and you get 15% off if you're a student10:43
danielsbob2: the 12" PB is about twice as thick as my X4010:44
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danielsbob2: and weighs way way more10:44
daniels(2.2kg as opposed to 1.2/1.47kg)10:44
sivangMorning all!10:44
sivangT's looks cool, and yes, they don't seem thicker then X's10:45
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danielsjdub: you should hug your X40 to ... oh, wait.  nevermind.10:45
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HrdwrBoBjdub: I picked up my X40 off ebay for $700 sans battery and hdd which cost $32010:46
danielsMithrandir: and bob2 loves your x40 as well10:46
Mithrandirdaniels: yeah, I know.10:46
Mithrandirdaniels: especially the corner the farthest away from the hard drive.10:47
bob2dang, ifrename doesn't let you rename eth0:1 interfaces10:48
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Mithrandirdon't use ethX:Y interfaces, then?10:48
Mithrandirthey're so mid-1990s10:48
sivangspeaking of which, I reckon we do support T43 out-of-the-box ?10:49
bob2Mithrandir: shorewall appears to puke if I just stick my DSL modem and local network on the same interface10:49
Treenakssivang: see the LaptopTestingTeam page10:49
bob2and it's 1849, so no new NIC tonight10:49
Treenakssivang: I saw one on there10:49
sivangTreenaks: k, thanks10:49
danielsbob2: so don't use shorewall10:49
bob2daniels: but I'm no iptables hacker, it's too hard for me!10:50
HrdwrBoBiptables is easy10:50
danielsbob2: maybe you need to become a Linux Kernel Developer, then10:50
bob2boomtish10:50
danielsbob2: step one: borrow rusty's books.  step two: return them three and a half year slater.10:50
bob2HrdwrBoB: yeah, yeah, but trolling daniels is not10:50
sivangdaniels: I have RML's book, mind booming :)10:51
infinitysivang : I'm working on a T43 right now.  Everything works fine, except the video is woefully unaccelerated, because we don't support PCI express video yet.10:51
danielssivang: i'm sorry to hear that10:52
sivangdaniels: why ?10:52
infinity(Oh, and it crashes at least once a day, but other than that... <sigh>)10:52
danielsoh, sorry10:53
danielsi thought you sai dd rms for a second10:53
danielsrml's cool though, and by all accounts, his book is good also10:53
sivanginfinity: Hmm well, guess it'd make a good support testing machine :-o ? :_)10:53
sivangdaniels: funny as it should, however you need to give some of the section 2nd and 3rd read10:54
Mithrandirinfinity: hmm, sure we don't support PCIe?  My nvidia works fine..10:54
infinityMithrandir : It's set up as pure PCI, and slow as a dog.  Unless you're using binary drivers.10:55
jdubyeah, don't want X series -> 12" not useful for pipka10:55
infinityMithrandir : Unless the nv driver recently got PCIe support, then it's just radeon that's behind the curve.10:55
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danielsMithrandir: actually, we do support PCIE, it's just that it's too late in Breezy to backport all the open source PCIE 3D acceleration for ATI10:55
danielsinfinity: stfu10:55
infinityjdub : I heart my 1400x1050 display on my T series.10:55
jdubinfinity: that'll be pretty tempting10:56
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Treenaksinfinity: ctrl+shift+266510:56
danielsi heart my stable laptop10:56
sivanginfinity: it's using nvidia based circuits?10:56
infinitysivang : No, the T43 is ATI-baed, mine's an X300.10:56
infinitys/baed/based/10:57
HiddenWolfinfinity, x300 is ati10:57
infinityHiddenWolf : Yes, and?10:57
sivanginfinity: I see, because when I looked at IBM's site, they have "Intel Accelerated Graphics" nor ATI/nVidia and I was wondering if the ditched them altogether.10:57
infinityHiddenWolf : Did I ever claim it wasn't?10:57
mjrdaniels, hm, now that you mentioned it, will there be any (even remotely working) r300 code in breezy's X?10:57
Mithrandirinfinity: I'm using binary drivers, yes, but iirc that's because that was the easiest way to get xinerama working. :-P10:57
infinitydaniels : Feh, it's never too late to backport a mess of drivers to support newer hardware.  Clearly, I need to start a petition.10:58
jdubit's a pity that it's so hard to rip the hdd out of the toilet seat ibooks11:00
infinityWith a chainsaw, nothing is impossible.11:00
jdubtempting11:01
jdubi think i'm going to rehouse the machine11:01
sivanginfinity: lol11:01
sivangMithrandir: and you have all hw-accel with the binary drivers?11:01
mjrinfinity, right you are; "Well, can you knit a sweater with a chainsaw?" "The _real_ question is *brmmm* do you want to make me one, now?"11:02
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Mithrandirinfinity: have _a bit_ of style, use a dremel11:02
Mithrandirsivang: iirc, yes.11:02
Mithrandirsivang: I'm not at home now, so I can't check right now.11:02
danielsmjgrno11:03
sivangMithrandir: well, seems that's my next dream laptop11:03
dokowatch the trolls (german), "HP im Ubuntu Fieber" -> http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/6379911:03
Mithrandirsivang: it's a desktop, not a laptop.11:04
sivangMithrandir: oops, I had in mind the T43 ;)11:04
Mithrandirsivang: I have an X40, not a T series.  \infty has a T series11:05
mjrdaniels, bummer11:06
danielsmjr: tell me about it11:06
sivanginfinity: let me know if you get hrdwr-accel working with bin drivers11:06
danielsmjr: but it's about 200,000 lines of stuff to backport.  i know how much it sucks -- my desktop is a pcie ati chip.11:06
infinitysivang : No luck there, fglrx doesn't appear to work on my laptop, so I'm stuck with the Xorg radeon driver.... Which would be good, but it's desperately in need of some CVS updates first.11:07
daniels(and Mesa DRI, and kernel DRM, and ...)11:08
mjryeah, I get it11:08
danielsoh yeah, and airlied fixed PCIE after anholt committed Exa11:09
danielsso we'd need to backport all of exa11:09
mjr:)11:09
danielswhich, I mean, exa is really good, right ...11:09
Mithrandirdaniels: you mean you don't want to support a CVS snapshot of xorg for 18 months?11:09
mjron my home box, I'd be content with the AGP stuff. Though at work, I'll need to support PCIE boxes quite soon...11:10
danielsMithrandir: *SHOCK*11:10
Mithrandirdaniels: sissy!11:10
danielsmjr: eh, if youi *need* to support it, just grab CVS11:10
Mithrandir:-)11:10
mjrdaniels, yes, I know how, was just wondering how much of the pain will I have to endure personally ;)11:10
danielsmjr: i did packages for the server a couple of weeks back anyway, so maybe I'll update them and throw them on p.u.c when I have some spare time11:10
mjryah, thanks11:11
jdubdaniels: is xephyr rough to build?11:11
jdubmight be fun to have it in universe11:12
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danielsjdub: ross is packaging it, along with kdrive and shit11:14
bob2hah11:15
sivangdaniels: I might be in for some of that backporting stuff if you and infinity would show me around ;-) (and I'll have my T43 there)11:15
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sabdflmoin moin11:27
pittiHi sabdfl 11:27
sabdfla small announcement:11:27
sabdflYOU GUYS ROCK11:27
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Mithrandirsabdfl in da house.11:27
dholbach:)11:27
dholbachhi mark11:27
jordiheh11:27
Mithrandirsabdfl: what have done now?11:27
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pittisabdfl: thanks :-)11:27
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Lathiatmoin sabdfl :)11:28
sabdflfabbione, benc: my desktop keeps hanging, how can i give you debug feedback?11:28
jordipitti: yes, didn't you get a mail from me?11:28
sabdflit locks hard11:28
fabbionesabdfl: morning.. sure11:28
fabbionesabdfl: what kernel?11:28
pittijordi: hm, can't remember11:28
sabdflbreezy standard11:28
fabbionesabdfl: did you upgrade recently?11:28
jordipitti: hm. what's your email address?11:28
sabdflfabbione: current as of saturday11:29
pittijordi: martin.pitt@ubuntu.com11:29
Lathiatfabbione: mjg59 mentioned an issue with sata stuff where accessing the cdrom at the same time as the hdd results in a hard locK (and we guess tahts whats locking my laptop) any idea about that / when we'll get the fix in ?11:29
jordipitti: heh. I mailed pitti@11:29
fabbionesabdfl: meh.. what kind of load do you have on the machine?11:29
jordipitti: bounced.11:29
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jordipitti: in short, I asked for a CVE number11:29
sabdflfabbione: little, it's locked up during screensavers mostly. not even gl screensavers11:29
fabbioneLathiat: no, i have no idea, because i am not tracking the kernel anymore11:29
Lathiatfabbione: oh ok11:30
Lathiatfabbione: i'll go make it someone elses problem then ;)11:30
sabdflhmm... Lathiat might have the same problem as me, it's SATA11:30
fabbionesabdfl: it's always reproducible? on what kind hw is it?11:30
pittijordi: can't find one11:30
sabdflLathiat: need to talk to BenC11:30
Lathiatsabdfl: ah 11:30
danielssivang: seriously non-trivial11:30
jordipitti: this was saturday, they may have not processed it.11:30
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sabdflfabbione: reproducible in the sense that the desktop has locked most mornings overnight11:30
seb128_jordi: about what?11:30
Lathiatsabdfl: yeh apparently thats the problem and that it would be fixed but i odn tknow any more11:30
fabbionesabdfl: let me take a look on what's boiling in baz...11:30
fabbionesabdfl: perhaps there is a fix already committed11:31
jordiseb128_: mailutils11:31
jordipitti: saw the LWN article re: security? sad...11:31
jordiubuntu is rocking so much in that regard11:31
pittijordi: I am not subscribed, which article?11:31
seb128_jordi: you can reassign the epiphany-browser one to mozilla11:31
Lathiatsabdfl! you cursed me, it just locked then.11:31
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jordipitti: LWN compared the response times to vunerabilities for a few distros11:32
ajmitchLathiat: ouch, I haven't seen it on mine11:32
pittijordi: ah, that one, I read it on sounder11:32
jordiDebian's numbers were horrible.11:32
seb128_pitti: the one pointed by mdz when you replied you have not subscribsion11:32
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jordiseb128_: sure11:32
jordipitti: got my mail?11:32
ajmitchLathiat: except I haven't been using the cd much11:32
Lathiatsabdfl: try keeping a cd in the drive11:32
pittijordi: second please, in the middle of USN release11:32
jordioh, heh.11:33
jordisorry.11:33
ajmitchhey jordi 11:33
sabdflLathiat: i do have one in the drive. audio cd, and it's been locking. could be the same?11:33
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Lathiatsabdfl: umm, try taking it out then? :)11:34
sabdflLathiat: it's a home box, will try it tonight11:34
Lathiatokie11:34
Lathiati have no idea how specific this problem is so not sure if tis the same one11:34
Lathiatfind out i guess11:35
pittijordi: mail looks fine, you should get a reply soon11:37
fabbionesabdfl: sorry.. i need a few more minutes.. baz is taking ages to update11:38
dokopitti: please review pootle / translate-toolkit for inclusion in main11:38
pittidoko: yep, already saw the mail11:39
dokopitti: note, that translate-toolkit is in unstable only, and needs to be synced, so better take the package from unstable11:39
sabdfldoko: happy for it to be in universe, but main implies support, and i'd rather just support rosetta11:39
HiddenWolfGuys, i'm trying to use linda, and it's looking for it's files in /usr/lib/site-python/ and not /usr/lib/python2.4/site-python/11:40
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dokosabdfl: therefore the renaming to translate-toolkit and the removal of the pootle files. but currently we need it convert the OOo2 language data to po files. However, we can do after the build as well11:43
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fabbionesabdfl: you are experiencing this problem http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13370 <-11:45
fabbionesabdfl: and it claims to be fixed in baz..11:45
sabdfldoko, fabbione: thanks11:45
fabbionesabdfl: would like a test kernel?11:45
fabbionesabdfl: because that would sort of rock :)11:45
sabdfldoko: if we need it for our own processes then main is fine11:45
sabdflfabbione: sure11:46
fabbionesabdfl: ok.. i will build it for you, but you will have to upgrade it manually later, when final will be out...11:46
fabbioneor at least i think you will have to11:46
fabbioneLathiat: what kernel flavour would like? so you can test it too?11:47
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Lathiatfabbione: 386 is fine11:47
fabbionesabdfl: for you?11:47
fabbione386, 686?11:47
fabbioneLathiat: 686 is ok too?11:48
Lathiatfabbione: yeh sure11:48
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infinityfabbione : Cook up a 686 for me too, yo. :)11:52
fabbioneinfinity: sure :)11:52
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danielsfabbione: pleeeeeeease can we have .13 for breezy? or backported drm? :)11:53
fabbionedaniels: *cough*beer*cough*11:54
danielsi'm getting ready to make my desktop run a non-stock kernel for the first time in its life11:54
danielsfabbione: eh, i'll buy you a molson in canadia11:54
Treenaksdaniels: does that solve the ATI DRI/DRM version mess?11:55
infinityfabbione : Any particular reason why we aren't trying to push in .13?11:55
fabbionedaniels: dude.. i am still waiting beer from UDU :P11:55
danielsTreenaks: no, but it gives you open-source DRI for every ATI card that exists right now11:55
fabbioneinfinity: UVF?11:55
danielsfabbione: eh, bring me to a conference where I'm not dying11:55
Treenaksdaniels: whoa!11:55
infinityfabbione : Makes more sense to keep rolling upgrades going than to carry around a bunch of patches that make the kernel "almost .13, but not quite".11:55
Lathiatdaniels: oh nice11:55
Treenaksdaniels: even the PCIE ones?11:55
danielsTreenaks: yes.11:55
infinityfabbione : The kernel has a standing UVF exception, does it not?11:55
LathiatTreenaks: woo11:55
Mithrandirfabbione: we're not in kernelfreeze, are we?11:56
fabbioneinfinity: nope.. we did freeze the main upstream version with all the other stuff11:56
fabbioneMithrandir: almost.. yes..11:56
fabbioneMithrandir: we are in strict bug fixing only11:56
fabbioneand in 2 weeks only security 11:56
infinityfabbione : Meh.  Also, meh.  Moving our patches forward ot .13 sounds easier than backporting DRM. :)11:56
infinity(I guess we get neither, though)11:57
fabbioneinfinity: i am sure you can manage :)11:57
fabbioneinfinity: and thanks for offering volunteer :P11:57
fabbioneinfinity: portforwarding patches takes around 2 days 11:57
fabbionejust to kill/rediff11:57
fabbione+ another 2 days to get * to build11:57
infinityfabbione : I'd volunteer to forward-port our patches to .13, but you just told me it's a no-go, so why volunteer to do work that won't be accepted?.. Y'know?11:57
fabbioneinfinity: you can make it ready for breezy+1 and breezy backports11:58
fabbioneinfinity: seriously.. .12 is pretty stable and a pretty decent kernel11:58
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sabdflfabbione: 68611:58
sabdflif possible11:59
fabbionesabdfl: perfect..11:59
infinityIf I'm going to run a backport kernel, I may as well just run a non-stock kernel altogether (which I'll probably end up doing)11:59
fabbionesure..11:59
fabbionefew minutes and it will be ready11:59
infinityAnd yeah, I know .12 is the bomb... For everyone who isn't me. :)11:59
fabbioneinfinity: ain't my fault if you buy crappy hw11:59
infinityObviously, I'm being selfish in my wish for working ATI/PCIe acceleration.11:59
infinitys/crappy/new/11:59
fabbiones/new/crappy11:59
fabbioneinfinity: the DRM patch is way too intrusive to push at this point in time12:00
fabbioneinfinity: i did try to apply what daniels pushed me a while ago...12:00
fabbioneit was a full reject12:00
infinityOh well.  If this SATA patch fixes my constant crashing issues, I'll cope with slow X.12:00
infinityThe speed thing isn't nearly as irritating as having the box lockup every few hours "just cause".12:01
fabbionewow.. i managed to use 200MB of swap on concordia12:01
Mithrandirfabbione: she's too slow, then.12:02
fabbioneMithrandir: yes.. i like davis much much more12:02
fabbionethat's why i am going to buy a powerbook12:02
bob2davis has less cylons, tho12:02
fabbionebob2: elmo and I unleashed davis power with a 64bit kernel12:03
Mithrandirfabbione: I should try building the kernel on rho or pi one day; they're nice-ish boxes.12:03
bob2bwahaha12:03
fabbionebob2: more RAM.. SMP. no random segfaults12:03
fabbionebob2: davis is way faster than concordia12:04
Mithrandirjust four gigs of memory, but dual 265 and 275s.12:04
DizietI need to get `mozilla-firefox' (a dummy transition package) into main.12:04
bob2Mithrandir: your use of "just" offends me and my 512MB laptop12:04
danielsonly 512MB? wtf12:04
bob2fabbione: heh, did you ever figure out what the segfaults were from?12:04
bob2daniels: no scotch wraps for you12:04
danielsbob2: verdammt12:04
fabbionebob2: yes.. running a 32bit unsupported kernel on a 64bit cpu12:04
bob2hah12:05
Mithrandirbob2: apart from my router, I don't use any boxes with less than 1.5GB of memory.12:05
fabbionebob2: make -j 300 is just perfect :)12:05
fabbioneMithrandir: we don't all have free hw :P12:05
danielsfabbione: says you12:05
bob2fabbione: hahaha12:05
fabbionedaniels: i had freehw when i was working in Ericsson12:06
ajmitchMithrandir: I'd be lucky to have a total of 1.5GB over all my boxes here12:06
Mithrandirfabbione: I spent about 2500 on hardware a few weeks ago.  That's my new and sweet home system. :)12:06
danielsfabbione: you still scam free hardware of dodgy Danish ISPs12:06
danielsi need to blow some cash on a stack more RAM for brainfreeze12:06
fabbionedaniels: didn't get any yet :/12:07
fabbioneMithrandir: ehehe12:07
danielsa reasonably nice AMD64, but let down by one slow IDE disk (LVMed with SATA, need to get 3 250GB SATA drives) and only having 1GB of RAM12:07
danielsbut it's nice matched-pair low-latency stuff, at least12:07
bob2you guys all have too much hardware12:07
fabbionedaniels: i just upgraded the trider-g7 with 4x400GB12:07
fabbionealmost 2TB of data around me12:08
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danielsbob2: dude, I only have 200GB here12:08
danielsbob2: do you know how much that sucks?12:08
daniels 2512:08
dholbachdoes anybody know anything about stuff like  "../libtool: line 1223: 26661 Segmentation fault"  on the ppc buildd?12:08
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bob2go libtool, it's your birthday12:09
fabbionedholbach: hmm sounds like a random segfault...12:10
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Mithrandirbob2: libtool is a shell script.  It shouldn't segfault. :-P12:10
dholbachi hope a "give back" makes me happy :)12:10
fabbioneMithrandir: but bash can :)12:10
bob2Mithrandir: a shell script which has been Touched by scott12:10
bob2who knows what powers it has now12:10
dholbachMithrandir: that's not the first time i see that message on ppc :)12:10
Mithrandirdholbach: Iz gtk bug12:11
pittidholbach: that's very common again these days, one or more g-b should help12:11
dholbachMithrandir: hahaha, of course - how could i possibly forget :)12:11
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ograKamion, ping12:14
infinitydholbach : List of packages that need a give-back, by any chance?12:14
dholbachinfinity: doko will be delighted :)12:14
dholbachinfinity: will look at the buildlogs, just a sec12:14
fabbionesabdfl, infinity, Lathiat: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/linux-image-2.6.12-8-686_2.6.12-8.13_i386.deb12:16
fabbioneit's totally untested.. it builds...12:17
sabdflfabbione: oops. seems like my home machine has locked, will try the package when I get home12:18
danielsif I were to compile a list of really terrible failure modes for installing kernels, I'd probably put 'trashing /lib/modules' somewhere near the top12:18
fabbionesabdfl: ok thanks12:18
dholbachinfinity: at least: totem, gnome-bluetooth, udev12:19
\shinfinity: ace should be removed from frozenapps libs list...12:19
dholbachinfinity: (on powerpc)12:19
seb128dholbach: what about totem? libtool issue too?12:19
dholbachseb128: yep12:20
seb128k12:21
Mithrandirelmo: please sync blender12:23
Mithrandirelmo: please sync sgml2x12:23
infinity\sh : Can't unfreeze it until it's built everywhere.12:24
\shinfinity: aye...so bmonty has to fix it...i don't touch it 12:25
infinity\sh : Looks like it's missing a -fPIC12:26
danielsoh wait, I see, it's just trashed my initrd.12:26
pittibrb12:26
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seb128ogra: putting exagerated values don't fix bugs12:37
seb128s/values/bugzilla settings/12:37
ograseb128, nope, but notifys them as important12:37
seb128nop12:37
seb128use the right settings if you want to do this12:37
seb128anyway that's not a gamin issue for pretty sure12:38
infinityfabbione : I'll let you know in a couple of days if this patch is helping (I think my record uptime for this machine is just over a day, so 2 or 3 should be enough to know if it's helped)12:38
ograseb128, so which would have been the right setting ? i cant releases edubuntu with a randomly dissapearing menu...12:38
\shseb128: u mean this directory scanning?12:38
seb128no reason it works fine on a folder and not on an another one. That's probably an app not putting the same monitors12:38
fabbioneinfinity: ok thanks12:38
seb128\sh: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1523912:38
seb128ogra: the settings are no edubuntu specific, this is not a big issue for Ubuntu12:39
ograseb128, its affecting *all* kde apps in the gnome menu apparently... i dont think its a singel app12:39
\shseb128: yes...it happens with ubuntu and with kde apps who are installing .desktop files in kde12:39
\shseb128: after loggin in, it's all there..and after a randomly time it12:39
\sh's disappearin12:40
seb128ogra: who spoke about a single app?12:40
seb128\sh: somebody who has the issue will have to debug it12:40
\shseb128: how12:40
ogra<seb128> no reason it works fine on a folder and not on an another one. That's probably an app not putting the same monitors12:40
desrtpitti; ping12:40
ograseb128, you12:40
seb128ogra: read it again, the app beeing gnome-menus or gnome-panel12:40
kokehey, I'm testing colony-4 in a dell inspiron 1200 and installer is frozen :(12:40
seb128ogra: apps just put a .desktop files, they don't monitor anything12:41
kokein partman step I guess12:41
ograseb128, yup12:41
seb128ogra: so don't say it's not a single app, it is12:41
seb128either gnomevfs, or gnome-menus or gnome-panel12:41
ograok12:41
Kamionogra: yes?12:41
seb128\sh: good question, the gamin website an a "how to debug page", that's a good start12:42
ograKamion, would it be possible to set ClientAliveInterval in sshd by default...12:42
\shseb128: ok....will have a look12:42
seb128thanks12:42
ograKamion, i have many reports about timeout issues with sshd/ltsp.... the session persists for 30 seconds after a client logs out12:43
Kamionogra: no, I'd rather not make that sort of behaviour change from upstream12:43
seb128\sh: at least try to get a way to get the menu entries changing .. because "log and wait 5 hours" is not going to work to debug12:43
Kamionogra: so have ltsp run sshd -o 'ClientAliveInterval whatever'12:43
ograKamion, ah, yes.... thanks... i'll talk to mdz about that ...12:43
\shseb128: if i touch a desktop file under kde/ it's coming back (only this app with the touched desktop file) but I will provide some logs12:44
seb128\sh: but any way to get this masked from the menu?12:44
Mithrandirelmo: please sync gnome-vfs (universe)12:44
\shseb128: u mean that the kde menus/kde apps or whatever is in subdirs to disappear? no..it just happens12:46
seb128yeah12:46
\shand strangewise sometimes it's coming back12:46
seb128because "it just happens", sometimes12:46
seb128is not something you want to debug :)12:46
seb128if you can't trigger the bug to work on it ...12:46
ogramy edu menu just appeared again after it was gone for the whole morning ...12:46
\shseb128: lets check...I will debug this first and see how i can trigger it12:47
ograits totally unintentional12:47
dokoKamion: ok to sync openjade from unstable to fix FTBFS?12:53
Kamiondoko: yes12:55
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reinoutsKamion: ping12:56
Kamionreinouts: yes12:57
Kamion?12:57
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pittiinfinity: bah, looking at today's buildd list, powerpc failures seem to be much worse than on other days - particularly bad day for royal?01:00
reinoutsKamion: I was told to talk to you about debian-installer translations01:01
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DizietOK, I give up.  Anyone here know anything about how Java is supposed to work in our Firefox ?01:01
reinoutsKamion: the Dutch GNOME live cd is based on breezy but shows some mixed language messages during boot01:01
reinoutsdo you know where I can contribute the missing translations?01:01
pittiDiziet: the Sun plugin doesn't work?01:03
ograDiziet, worksforme with the blackdown packages from multiverse01:07
Dizietogra: Is that (multiverse's) the correct answer ?  Because atm firefox seems to invite the user to faff about with its plugin finder, which fails, and that seems to lead to the `do it manually' route.01:08
ograDiziet, it does that since we got it... disabling the plugin finder would be the right way i guess01:09
ogramany users might be hit by that confusion01:10
DizietHmm.  I don't think I know how to do that but I may be able to find out :-).01:10
DizietThe plugin finder has to keep working for Flash support.01:10
ograwhy ? we offer flash in multiverse too... probably replacing the plugin finder with a option to start synaptic and a hint what/how to install would be right01:11
infinitypitti : I'm not really sure, TBH.01:12
ograbut thats very intrusive indeed... and i doubt its abreezy feature01:12
infinitypitti : I'll have to look more deeply tomorrow.01:12
DizietOh.  Um, hmm.  I think there are some deeper policy questions here.01:12
DizietLike how much we want to automatically advertise multiverse.01:12
ograyup, that too01:13
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slomoseb128: i have a bug with patch for you in gst-plugins ;) http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31514401:25
seb128slomo: thanks01:25
Kamionreinouts: depends which ones are missing01:31
Dizietkamion: Can you sort out my mozilla-firefox package ?  It needs to be in main.01:33
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mvoKamion: can you think of any reason to keep "readahead" in universe now that we have readahead-list (in main)? it breaks upgrading right now (see #14842)01:34
infinityDiziet : Then it needs to be seeded.01:34
Dizietinf: Yes.01:35
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reinoutsKamion: for instance 'Loading additional components" and "Preparing for live session"01:39
jbaileydilinger: pong01:39
mjg59Keybuk: hotkey-setup is currently being synced from Debian - I'd prefer to upload there first if possible, rather than getting confused about which version I'm looking at01:41
slomoseems like the ppc buildds are broken... so much stuff fails there without a good reason...01:42
Keybukmjg59: yah, I kinda bodged the version number on that one01:43
KamionDiziet: you might as well get practice editing seeds; see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeedManagement, and add it to the "Transitional packages" / "Upgrades from Hoary" section01:43
mjg59Keybuk: Just a touch :)01:43
mjg59Keybuk: What changes did you make?01:43
Kamionmvo: probably not, although removals are generally an elmo thing01:43
Keybukmjg59: default) in a case only matches "default"01:43
Keybukmjg59: you mean *)01:43
Kamionreinouts: "Loading additional components" is a string from Debian, but is currently fuzzy:01:44
Kamion#, fuzzy01:44
Kamionmsgid "Loading additional components"01:44
Kamionmsgstr "Installatiemodules van Internet ophalen"01:44
Kamionreinouts: please contact Bart Cornelis <cobaco@linux.be> about that one01:44
mjg59Keybuk: Ah01:45
mjg59Yes01:45
Kamionreinouts: send a translation of "Preparing for live session" (and indeed the rest of the casper source package) to me01:45
reinoutsKamion: where can I retrieve the nl.po from?01:45
Kamionreinouts: anna01:45
tepsipakkiany talks about when the next version on U. is released with 5/3yrs of support (after 6.04, that is)01:46
reinoutsanna?01:46
Kamionreinouts: source package01:46
Kamionreinouts: er, hang on, sorry01:46
Kamionreinouts: the nl.po for which string?01:46
Treenakstepsipakki: probably before those years expire, I guess01:46
reinoutssorry I'm not very familiar with debian01:46
reinoutsKamion: the nl.po for the installer messages I just gave01:46
Treenaksreinouts: the installer is all kinds of different parts, you need to figure out which part this is, and get the .po from there (I guess?)01:47
tepsipakkitreenask: hopefully, yes ;)01:47
Kamionreinouts: the first one you mentioned is in the anna source package; the second is in the casper source package01:47
Kamionreinouts: 'apt-get source casper'01:47
reinoutsgreat :-s01:47
Kamionreinouts: but as I say, for the first one please contact Bart Cornelis about getting that unfuzzied01:47
reinoutsKamion: ok01:48
pittiinfinity: http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/buildlogs/ shows a whole lot of ppc ftbfs, can you please g-b them?01:52
reinoutsTreenaks: do you know what /etc/apt/sources.list should contain for 'apt-get source casper' to work?01:54
slomopitti: for me it looks like something broken there... they fail for no good reason ;)01:54
pittislomo: ppc buildd has always segfaulted randomly, but today it's particularly bad01:55
seb128slomo: does it have any noticable effect on an Ubuntu app?01:55
slomopitti: ok...01:55
seb128slomo: the gst-plugins0.8 patch01:55
slomoseb128: yes... tseng can't rip his cds with banshee ;)01:55
slomoseb128: (me neither ;) )01:56
seb128ah, banshee01:56
seb128will try it01:56
seb128I'll uploaded a patched package though01:56
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infinitypitti : Feh, I think it must be something with royal.  Don't see those failures on adare and ross (do you?)..01:56
pittiinfinity: I didn't check that closely01:56
infinitypitti : I'll shut down the buildd on royal and give-back everything it's registered as building in a bit.01:56
seb128slomo: are you sure it doesn't break anything? Upstream have not used the patch (yet)01:56
infinityThen figure out WTF later.01:56
pittiinfinity: that would be nice, thanks01:56
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pittiinfinity: maybe bad memory?01:57
infinityWho knows.01:57
infinityDon't have the time to look at it right now, but I'll play later and alert elmo.01:57
slomoseb128: no idea... what applications use the cdparanoia plugin? soundjuicer? but novell has applied this patch for suse so it should be ok imho... but i'll test later and tell you then :)01:57
seb128slomo: let's wait for bugs due to the upload :p01:58
seb128slomo: yep, sj by example01:58
slomoseb128: hehe... you can point them all to me then ;P01:58
seb128cf upstream bug01:59
seb128"Please confirm that this doesn't break gnome-cd, sound-juicer or totem. "01:59
seb128according to the novell guy it's fine01:59
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slomoseb128: yes... and abock can be trusted normally ;) i know him a bit from packaging banshee :) but i'll test it anyway later02:00
seb128k02:00
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seb128the UI looks like rhythmbox02:01
jdubbanshee looks like it will shape up nicely after a bit of work02:01
seb128expected than the columns suck02:01
seb128jdub: what's better than rb?02:01
jdubamarok02:01
seb128jdub: no, what banshee has over rb02:01
seb128what part is better than rb ones :)02:02
jdub(despite the usual widget overload)02:02
jduboh02:02
jdubthe license ;)02:02
jdubit seems more responsive02:02
slomois more stable for me02:02
jdubhas a nice loading status bar02:02
slomoat least when importing music it doesn't crash ;)02:02
seb128what is the issue with rb license? it's GPL, no?02:02
jdubmakes startup rescanning more clear02:02
jdubseb128: GPL + mp3 == DOOOOOM02:02
jdub(section 7)02:02
seb128oh, but rb is only a frontend02:03
seb128it has no mp3 playing part02:03
seb128is that an issue?02:03
seb128I mean gst is doing the work02:03
Treenaksslomo: does it handle 14000 oggs nicely? :)02:03
jdubrb -> gstreamer -> mp3 == same process02:03
slomoTreenaks: for me it does :)02:04
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jdubslomo: (heh, very precise answer!)02:04
reinoutsTreenaks: do you know what /etc/apt/sources.list should contain for 'apt-get source casper' to work?02:04
\shreinouts: deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy main restricted universe multiverse02:05
\shreinouts: it covers all source package sources of ubuntu02:05
seb128jdub: anyway all that seems to be details to me (the status bar and the rescanning), not a reason to redo rb ... that's seems to be only "let's do it with C#" novell policy02:05
jdubseb128: well, no, this was very much about the license02:06
reinouts\sh, tnx02:06
seb128jdub: rb has music sharing with zeroconf, etc now02:06
slomoseb128: banshee will get it in some weeks too ;)02:06
jdubseb128: and rhythmbox never had a sole copyright holder, so it's too hard to manage relicensing02:06
seb128slomo: what a waste02:06
seb128jdub: you "just" have to mail contributors02:06
slomoseb128: they're already working on daap support... but as a general library for CLI02:06
jdubseb128: and get their permission02:06
seb128jdub: yeah, but imho that would not have been an issue02:07
seb128slomo: still a waste imho, we have 2 apps doing the same thing now02:07
seb128anyway, seems novell guys are going to rewritting anything they can using C# just to use it :)02:08
slomoseb128: maybe... let's see which one will be the better in maybe a year ;) but i think a general daap library is useful... and that also provided us with avahi bindings for CLI ;)02:09
hungerseb128: .. and drag yet another runtime environemnt onto the system...02:09
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slomoseb128: as long as they don't rewrite whole gnome in c# it's fine for me ;)02:09
hungerseb128: As if KDE Gnome and java were not enough already.02:09
seb128slomo: that's not a matter to which one will be better, but if they worked together instead of duplicating ...02:09
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\shok..bittorent uploaded to fix bittorrent-gui02:10
slomo\sh: good work :) i already wanted to poke you for that ;)02:10
\shslomo: well...it took some time for pbuilder creation here on this portege02:11
hungerWhat is NetworkManager-named.conf doing in / ?02:11
hungerj^: Any idea?02:11
hungerj^: /NetworkManager-named.conf is not part of the deb... maybe I broke something again.02:13
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Treenakssivang: more than enough02:14
sivangTreenaks: what about a trim sized installation, with only a lightweight window manager?02:14
Treenakssivang: xfce you mean?02:15
Treenakssivang: instead of gnome?02:15
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sivangTreenaks: suppose so, yes02:16
pittiinfinity: I give-back the security build for ppc myself02:17
seb128pitti: you have buildd powers now? 02:19
pittiseb128: not really, I can only give-back (but I'm only supposed to do that for security uploads)02:19
seb128k, it's noted :p02:19
sivangseb128: what about my gnome-applets lpi love? moved to breezy +1 ? ;-)02:24
seb128I've not got any mail with a patch nor bugzilla 02:25
sivangseb128: I sent you a link in IRC a week ago, and you said you'd care for it after preview freeze..in any case, it's here : http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/lpint/gnome-applets/ let me know if it's upload worthy02:26
seb128sivang: yeah, but I've a lot to do, so a msg on IRC get quickly out of the scope02:28
seb128thanks anyway02:28
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pkernjbailey: ping02:31
sivangseb128: np, just let me know if it's in so I'll be responsive to bugs :)02:33
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jbaileypkern: Pong02:40
pkernjbailey: It just doesn't drop to init, right. It loads the ramdisk (when the additional ramdisk_size parameter is specified), but then it still checks for another root fs. ):02:41
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pkernjbailey: I just don't get this problem. Even if I call init manually by setting root=/dev/ram0 init=/init it tells me "attempt to kill init" and bails out.02:42
TreenaksWhere are translations launchpad-integration stored? not in rosetta :(02:42
seb128Treenaks: source package02:42
jbaileypkern: And you're also on an ibook, yes?02:42
pkernjbailey: Yep.02:42
Treenaksseb128: hm, ok.. that means lots of translators will miss it02:42
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Treenaksseb128: starting translations02:43
pkernjbailey: iBook G4 1,2GHz (so new style iBooks), and xfs as root filesystem02:43
pkernjbailey: 2.6.10 of warty works nicely but the upgrade to 2.6.12 broke it.02:43
slomojbailey: i have a ibook g4 1ghz with xfs as root fs ;)02:43
seb128Treenaks: yeah, kick rosetta guys02:43
pkernjbailey: It didn't even work with a cramfs image instead. I just repacked it for cramfs, it loaded successfully but didn't use the ramdisk to do early userspace work.02:44
jbaileyEither of you two willing to wipe out your partition and try an install on ext3?02:44
jbaileyI'm curious if yaboot is doing something to the image when it's loading it off of a new xfs or something.02:44
jdubinteresting, distrowatch give props to mandriva for boot times02:45
jbaileyI'm still hping benc can prove what it's doing, though.02:45
jdubdaniels: heard of any visual corruption on ati 128 + powerpc?02:45
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slomopkern: can you try on ext3?02:47
pkernslomo: Bah, loading of all those debs just again. Perhaps if it's possible to install it with the hoary install cd. But not in the next days, though.02:48
danielsjdub: not really02:48
slomopkern: me neither in the next days :(02:49
pkernslomo: Considering that Gnome 2.12 didn't work nicely with my previous home directory it's ok.02:49
pkernslomo: But school has started today. (=02:49
slomopkern: hehe... but hey, it's just school ;) i have to learn for 3 exams the next days... :(02:50
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pkernslomo: But it's the last year... (o:02:51
seb128pkern: what was wrong with GNOME 2.12?02:53
pkernseb128: Most icons disappeared.02:55
seb128change your icon theme02:56
seb128you were probably using clearlooks02:56
seb128and upstream droped the icon theme when they moved it to GNOME02:56
pkernseb128: Ok, thanks.02:59
seb128np03:00
pkernseb128: Couldn't it default to an icon theme when the chosen one is not available?03:00
seb128it does, it default to GNOME03:00
seb128but seems that when there is no action it doesn't try to update the icon theme03:00
seb128that would require some debug03:00
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jbaileyslomo, pkern: No worries - let's see what Ben comes up with.03:01
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Mithrandirhmm, what's a useful resolution for bugs that don't affect us yet? :-P03:11
mvoKamion: permission to upload http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/python-apt_0.6.13.1ubuntu1.debdiff? it's needed to make the locking on the various python-apt based apps consistent03:11
seb128mvo: we need approval for uploads?03:11
Kamionnot if they're within feature freeze restrictions03:11
seb128right, thanks03:12
Kamionadding locking support sounds more like a bug fix than a feature to me :-)03:12
Kamion(so go ahead)03:12
mvoseb128: this change is not stricly a bugfix, but it's needed to fix other bugs :)03:12
mvoKamion: right, thanks 03:13
Kamionelmo: please sync man-db 2.4.3-203:13
Riddellchmj: I'm going to remove bluez-utils depends on bluez-pin if that's OK03:14
Riddellchmj: and shouldn't bluez-pin depend on bluez-utils?03:21
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NafalloRiddell: spammer! ;-)03:24
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Riddellhay, I can't help it if KDE is so multi-lingual03:25
DizietUrgh.  What could be worse than dpatch ?  cdbs.  They're using it for grep.03:26
xerxashi03:26
xerxasis there anyone concerned by the ubuntu-desktop package ?03:26
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xerxasit depends on python-musicbrainz which depends on python2.4-musicbrainz 03:27
xerxaswhich I think don't provide any desktop stuff 03:27
xerxasxerxas but a python module not used by any software 03:27
Riddellelmo: could you sync ttf-dejavu from debian?03:27
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bob2yes, ubuntu installs lots of random python modules by default03:29
tsengpitti: is there an rss feed for USN?03:29
Kamionxerxas: that was an explicit request from Mark, if I remember correctly03:30
Kamionsabdfl: ^--03:30
xerxasbob2, it's ok to have pyhon modules if they're used 03:30
bob2you should have seen the original list then03:30
xerxasKamion,  and so ? 03:31
xerxaswe can't remove it ? 03:31
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xerxasit usefull ? 03:31
bddebianHello03:31
jdubxerxas: ubuntu is the ultimate python platform - we put in a lot of useful (and a few less useful) python modules so that lots of python software will work out of the box03:31
Kamionxerxas: when the boss explicitly asks for something, one doesn't remove it without asking him first. :-)03:31
xerxasjdub,  picard isn't working with these packages 03:32
xerxasI didn't find any apt software which uses these packages 03:32
xerxasand I needed to recompile new version to make picard (the NG tagger) work 03:32
Kamionit's not for other packaged software, it's for use by users03:32
xerxasMaybe I should try to make new packaages 03:32
Kamionif it were for other packaged software, it wouldn't need to be explicitly mentioned in desktop ...03:32
xerxasKamion, it's not usable by users, or am I wrong ? 03:33
Kamionxerxas: are you saying that python-musicbrainz is broken in itself?03:33
Nafalloxerxas: well, we _are_ in upstream version freeze and will release in a month...03:33
Nafalloxerxas: try an older version of picard?03:33
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xerxasNafallo, you made picard work with current packages ? 03:34
Nafalloxerxas: I don't use picard. that was a suggestion.03:34
chmjRiddell: thats ok 03:35
xerxasNafallo, ok ok 03:35
chmjRiddell: bluez-pin doesn't depend on bluez-utils, its the other way around 03:35
xerxastahnks 03:35
xerxasthanks 03:35
tsengjdub: dude.03:36
tsengjdub: i reckon the USN rss feed from p.u.c/news is too large to be very useful03:37
tsengjdub: is that your baby?03:37
jdubsort of03:37
jdubit's meant to be news03:37
jdubbut thanks to plone, it's mega-USN instead ;)03:37
tsengwhat i mean is ubuntu.com/usn/search_rss?blahblah03:38
tsengi guess i can narrow it down03:38
tsengto 10 or so03:38
tsengis there a magic keyword for that?03:38
jduboh, that's a planet thing03:38
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jdubhrm, there should only be 10 max in the news output03:39
tsengnot on the usn feed03:39
tsengits like every one ever03:39
jdubright, direct from plone maybe03:40
jdubin which case, i have *no* idea ;)03:40
tsenghttp://www.ubuntu.com/usn/search_rss?review_state=published&sort_on=effective&sort_order=reverse&limit=1003:40
tsenglimit is not the magic word :)03:40
tsengtoo bad ajmitch turned in for the day, he smokes from the plone bong03:41
bddebianheh03:42
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Nafallois there a reason we don't have sbackup in ubuntu?03:46
NafalloIIRC that was one of the Google SoCs for us?03:46
ograNafallo, it was dropped afaik... 03:47
Nafalloogra: packages.debian.org/sbackup, doesn't look dropped03:48
mjg59Unfrgiven: Have you filed a bug about your sleep issue?03:48
ograNafallo, but that doesnt look like a ubuntu SoC :)03:49
Nafallomjg59: you want any bugs for TargaVisionary811 ?03:49
ograNafallo, since its in debian, but not ubuntu...03:49
Nafalloogra: I'll try to find the SoC-page then :-P03:49
ograNafallo, but if it works it'd be cool to have it synced .... at least in universe03:50
mjg59Nafallo: If stuff doesn't work, then please file bugs (after checking it's no a duplicate)03:50
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Nafallomjg59: oki, will do then.03:51
Nafalloogra: I'm about to build it ;-)03:51
ogragreat :)03:52
Nafalloogra: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SimpleBackupSolution03:52
ograNafallo, i know the SoC page.. i was very much after having it in main and was quite disappointed the SoC student stepped back...03:53
wickedpuppyhi anyone knows how to sign packages  with dpkg-buildpackages ?? i got  no secret key error03:54
wickedpuppyi mean how to import key03:54
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bddebianwickedpuppy: Do you have a key? :-)03:54
jbaileymjg59: ping re: the usplash pluggable image stuff?03:54
bob2wickedpuppy: presumably you're not actually going to get Riddell's secret key03:54
bob2wickedpuppy: run it with -uc -us03:55
mjg59jbailey: Mm? I replied to you in the other window03:55
seb128daniels: around?03:55
jbaileymjg59: Eh?  Which one?03:55
danielsseb128: yeah?03:56
mjg59jbailey: You /msged me 15 minutes ago03:56
mjg59And then I never heard anything back :)03:56
wickedpuppythanks guys ... btw the file i need is .dsc file ?03:56
bob2wickedpuppy: what are you trying to do with it?03:56
bddebianHeya jb03:56
bddebianErr jbailey03:56
wickedpuppybuild it03:57
bob2wickedpuppy: then you presumably want the .debs03:57
jbaileyRight, haven't seen a reply.03:57
jbaileyAre you being beaten with the freenode not-identified stick?03:57
mjg59jbailey: Oh, probably. Christ.03:57
mjg59Indeed I am. 03:57
ograbrb03:58
wickedpuppyah but my boss ask me to get the source :P03:58
mjg59Oh dear. IRC has got less useful.03:58
wickedpuppyclearly i also wants the source03:58
jbaileyI need to lookup the instructions on how to disable that for my userid again.03:59
bob2s/IRC/Feenode/03:59
bob2wickedpuppy: this is not development, #ubuntu03:59
Treenaksbob2: Feenode, you _have_ to pay now?03:59
pkernjbailey: /msg nickserv set unfiltered on04:02
jbaileypkern: Thanks.  Is that permanent?04:04
pkernjbailey: IIRC yes.04:04
jbaileyCool.04:04
KamionTreenaks: that nickname is almost as old as the network name04:04
TreenaksKamion: yeah, since the OpenProjects crap/OFTC split days right?04:05
pkernTreenaks: Sure, please place your donation in the box over there.04:05
Treenakspkern: you sound an awful lot like lilo04:05
pkernHaha.04:05
pkern(:04:05
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sabdflxerxas: we try to have all useful, and a few more obscure, python modules instantly available04:09
sabdflif there's a better module that does the same thing, then we should discuss replacing the current one with that new one04:09
Treenakshm, mdke's announcement broke the launchpad?04:09
bob2they're looking at it04:09
sabdflotherwise, i don't mind the extra space in order to live up to the statement that install ubuntu; python will get you what you want04:09
sabdflxerxas: since the module is not a dependency of anything else, we would probably be open to an upload of a newer version if it's known to fix issues and considered good by its upstream04:10
sabdflxerxas: ack04:10
Nafallosabdfl: I think there was a new upstream of the version we got, and the package didn't work with the "old" version.04:10
slomoNafallo: the other way around... the old version we have doesn't work with some software afaik04:11
slomoNafallo: picard for example04:11
Nafalloslomo: with some _new_ software ;-)04:11
xerxassabdfl,  ack 04:11
xerxas:)04:11
Nafalloslomo: I adviced him to try an older version :-)04:11
Nafalloxerxas: did the older version work?04:11
xerxasthere is some API change in the tunepimp04:11
xerxasNafallo, didn't tried yet 04:12
slomoNafallo: ok... so i will get back fixing haskell stuff =)04:12
xerxaswill try this evening 04:12
xerxasgotta go04:12
Nafallooki04:12
bddebianinfinity: ping?04:18
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infinitybddebian : Pong.04:33
maswanup to a bit over 100Mbit/s of 5.10 preview i386 install iso today too04:34
bddebianinfinity: Please forgive me if this is another dumb question but I uploaded a new version of addresses-for-gnustep, it built on all archs and shows Installed by xxx, but it isn't in the archive.  Where do I look?04:35
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Riddellmdz: can I upload kdeaddons and kdeartwork 3.4.2?04:38
infinitybddebian : Uhm, http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/a/addresses-for-gnustep/04:39
infinitybddebian : That matches the same version as wanna-build claims is installed.04:39
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bddebianWeird, it doesn't show with apt-get install or apt-cache policy, but does in apt-cache madison.. Hmm04:40
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bddebianRiddell: I'm still waiting for libdebtags1 but you should have most of your 1.4 stuff now. :-)04:41
pkernHow often is dinstall run for Ubuntu?04:44
danielspkern: every half hour04:44
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pkerndaniels: Thanks.04:44
bddebianinfinity: OK, thx, sorry to bother you.04:44
bddebianelmo: You around?04:45
pkerndaniels: Together with a mirror pulse?04:45
Riddellbddebian: do you know what the status of libdebtags1 is?04:46
bddebianRiddell: Sitting in NEW.  Waiting for elmo to OK, I think.04:46
infinitybddebian : Nope, it's installed.04:46
bddebianinfinity: libdebtags1 is?04:47
infinityYes.04:47
Riddellbddebian: I just uploaded a debtags snapshot which compiles with the libapt-front version04:47
bddebianHmm, since when?04:47
infinity<shrug>... Didn't check the timestamp on the state change, but it's installed.04:47
dholbachRiddell: i saw a package that was had a wrong/missing builddep libapt-*front*-dev04:48
dholbachRiddell: dunno which it was04:48
bddebianRiddell: Looks like I have to fix debtags though04:48
dholbachbut it failed today04:48
danielspkern: don't know about the pulses04:49
pkerndaniels: Ok, thanks. (o:04:49
Riddellbddebian: why do you have to fix it?04:49
bddebianRiddell: The sync ftbfs'd04:50
Riddellbddebian: it's missing libapt-front, which is in NEW04:50
mjg59Keybuk: What codec does alsamixer claim you have?04:51
Riddelldholbach: any idea where you saw it?04:51
bddebiandholbach: Oh, that's debtags :-)04:51
slomoelmo: please remove haskell-cabal from the archives... it is now provided by ghc6 and doesn't work anyway04:52
bddebianuniverse/admin/debtags_1.4+svn20050912-0ubuntu1: Dep-Wait by buildd+terranova [optional:out-of-date] 04:52
bddebian  Dependencies: libapt-front-dev04:52
bddebianWhere did the svn20050912 version of debtags come from?04:52
slomoelmo: and it breaks some stuff because of not working :(04:52
Riddellbddebian: I just uploaded it04:52
Keybukmjg59: how do I ask it?04:54
mjg59Keybuk: Run it04:54
mjg59It'll print it in the information at the top04:54
Keybukmjg59: Card: ALI 5451, Chip: Analog Devices AD1981B04:54
mjg59Ok, rock04:54
mjg59That makes life nice and easy04:54
Keybukoh?04:54
mjg59Same codec as the Intel ones04:55
Keybukright04:55
mjg59So I just need to add a load of entries to set the quirks up properly04:55
Dizietkeybuk: This dpkg conffiles patch.  Should we (well, I) upload it into breezy now ?04:55
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linuxsbartleyTrying to setup a 5.10beta server installation w/ xdm and xfce.  5.04 worked fine.  5.10beta hangs if I install xdm.  When I start the xdm session, I get a black screen with nothing.  Never get a gui login.05:14
linuxsbartley5.04 I get gui login and when logged in, get an xfce desktop as intended.05:15
pkernlinuxsbartley: Does X work on the box?05:15
linuxsbartleyI have to uninstall xdm from the 5.10 to get xfce to work again.05:15
pkernlinuxsbartley: If not please try dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg05:15
linuxsbartleypkern, tried that.  no good.05:16
linuxsbartleyUninstalled xdm and then X started working again.05:16
pkernlinuxsbartley: Do you get X but no xfce when you authed against xdm? 05:16
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linuxsbartleynope05:16
linuxsbartleyjust a black screen05:16
linuxsbartleynever get auth screen05:16
linuxsbartleyw/out xdm installed, can do startxfce4 and it comes up fine.  As soon as I install and start xdm, it breaks x05:17
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eruinheh, xorg-62 five minutes ago, now -63 ;)05:18
linuxsbartleyeruin, will try it again then.05:18
linuxsbartleymy install was from yesterday.05:18
danielseh, -62 came sages ago05:19
bddebianRiddell: Just out of curiousity, what does the svn stuff buy us?05:19
danielss/sages/ages/05:19
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linuxsbartleyAfter server install, I installed the following: xorg-common, xserver-common, xserver-xorg-core, xserver-xorg, xutils, x-window-system-core, xfce4, synaptic & xdm.  Does this look ok?05:20
eruindaniels, weird. is #14383 ready too since you're in a frenzy?05:20
danielsno way in hell05:20
eruinhaha :)05:21
danielsthe only reason I'm uploading at 12am is because the embargo for the CAN ended at 1400 UTC, which is 0000 localtime05:21
danielsand it's a fairly critical fix, so I decided to stay around and up and push it as quickly as I could05:21
danielsbut thanks for reminding me ;)05:21
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eruinsomehow I just can't help but to love daniels05:21
mdke [15:09:22]  < Treenaks> hm, mdke's announcement broke the launchpad?05:22
mdkeeh?05:22
mdkewhat happened?05:22
pittiseb128: erm, the mail you replied to with your "use bz, dude" stanza explicitly referred to bz :-)05:23
pittiseb128: (of course I know that the mail was not really helpful)05:23
seb128pitti: the guy understand what I said, he put a comment on the pointed bug and got his reply here05:23
pittiseb128: hehe, good :-)05:24
seb128;)05:24
Riddellbddebian: the svn stuff means it compiles with libapt-front 0.305:25
bddebianpitti: I was told you are fixing pgadmin3.  Is that true?05:26
Riddelland that's the version of libapt-front we have so we kinday need the svn upload05:26
bddebianRiddell: Oh.. Heh :-)05:26
pittibddebian: I already fixed it locally, it just needs a give-back on the buildds05:26
pittibddebian: oh, thanks for the reminder05:26
pittilamont-away, infinity: can you please give-back pgadmin3?05:26
bddebianpitti: NP, thank YOU.  You gonna look at pgaccess to or no?05:26
pittibddebian: that's harder - nobody packaged libpgtcl for breezy05:27
pittibddebian: when you intstall the hoary version, pgaccess installs and runs just fine05:27
bddebianpitti: Didn't pgadmin3 depend on libpgtcl too?05:27
pittibddebian: no, pgadmin failed because of wxgtk 2.5 -> 2.6 transition05:27
bddebianOhh05:28
pittibddebian: btw, the DD of pgadmin3 contacted me today, I explained him the changes, he will fix Debian soon, too05:28
bddebianpitti: Great.  Sorry to keep bugging you but one more quick question.  postgresql-plruby.  Should it be redone for just postgre 8 or 7.5.8? And or just ruby1.8?  Or do you care? ;-) 05:29
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pittibddebian: for Debian, it should be done for both 7.4 and 8.0 ideally; however, if you don't want to change the package too heavily, then 8.0 is certainly fine05:30
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pittibddebian: hmm, I remember having answered an email about this recently...05:31
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lamont-awaypitti: done05:33
pittilamont-away: thanks05:33
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bddebianpitti: From me?05:35
pittibddebian: I don't remember any more05:36
bddebianHmm05:36
bddebianMaybe I should just stop bugging the shit out of everyone.. ;-)05:37
pittibddebian: oh, that's fine, at least for me05:39
pittibddebian: if you want to fix plruby, you might want to take a look at plr (I did the multi-version build for that)05:40
bddebianpitti: OK, awesome, thanks05:41
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linuxsbartleyok.  5.04 xdm worked.  Tried install of 5.10beta again w/ xdm and xfce.   Rebooted system.  Tries to launch xdm gui auth screen then goes away and drops me to Alt-F8 w/ last line "Starting X display manager: xdm"05:49
linuxsbartleyXorg.0.log shows many font renderer warnings and an error regarding font path unix/:7100 not init'd so it removed from list.05:50
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sivangdoes anybody know if people tagged as "supporter" in the ubuntu forums have any affiliation with canonical ?05:53
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Kamionsivang: it seems unlikely to me05:56
tsengsivang: it sounds more like they donate to the forum05:58
tsengsivang: freenode has a similar distinction05:58
tsengsivang: (pdpc.supporter hostmasks)05:58
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sivangtseng: ah right06:04
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Kamionmvo: the whole point of /etc/default/gdm was to avoid using /etc/environment, since there was a huge argument about using that file06:19
Mithrandirbecause /etc/environment should really have been named /etc/pam_environment or something like that.06:20
seb128Kamion: even upstream use /etc/environment06:21
seb128Kamion: we already had this discussion, nobody raised an objection for /etc/environment out of "it maybe change one day"06:22
seb128and it works better for the moment and that's what people expect06:22
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lamont-awayKamion: yaboot is ftbfs... - I think I'll go ahead and fix it..06:25
lamont(undeclared build-depends: gcc-3.306:25
Kamionseb128: sigh06:25
KamionI hope you got the syntax for /etc/environment right this time, anyway06:26
_elmoMithrandir: /go ste06:26
_elmomeh06:26
Kamionnope, you didn't06:26
seb128Kamion: we got it wrong before? 06:26
Kamion++  . /etc/environment06:26
Kamion/etc/environment is not a shell script06:26
seb128Kamion: mvo did the changes ... mvo? :)06:26
Kamionseb128: that's certainly a mistake I've seen in suggested patches for this before06:27
seb128ah, maybe, I've not really followed all the comments on the Debian bug06:27
Mithrandirseb128: use pam_getenv if you want to do that06:28
Kamionyeah, pam_getenv would be fine06:29
jbaileySam hartmans wrote it exactly for that.06:29
jbaileyWell, to solve the standoff between neuro and I. =)06:29
seb128mvo: these comments are for you :)06:30
Kamionpam_getenv has a -l option too which would be appropriate here06:30
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Dizietgs is is full of strcpy(foo,foo);06:32
Kamionhmm, pam_getenv seems buggy though06:33
lamontKamion: elmo: yaboot has an undeclared build-dep gcc-3.3.... are we leaving 3.3 in main for breezy, or does yaboot need to shift to 3.4?06:34
Kamionlamont: leaving in main06:34
lamontok.06:34
KamionI don't want to mess with the compiler used for yaboot at the moment06:34
lamont-3ubuntu4 should upload sometime later today then, after jbailey finishes testing it for me...06:34
lamontKamion: my thinking as well.06:35
mvoKamion: thanks, that was my fault, looking at it now06:35
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Kamionpam_getenv> will fix06:36
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Kamionjbailey: I think he wrote it but never actually tried running it, or something; it doesn't even parse the proper syntax06:39
Kamion(it's parsing pam_env.conf style syntax)06:41
jbaileyKamion: Joy.06:41
jbaileyWell, given that neuro refused to consider using it, despite having suggested it.06:41
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dholbachHAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!06:44
dholbachHAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!06:44
dholbachHAPPY BIRTHDAY DEAR SB06:45
dholbachHAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! :)06:45
bddebianheh06:45
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HiddenWolfCongratulations!06:46
\shwhat? seb128 has birthday? 06:46
sabdflseb128: congratulations!06:46
\shhappy birthday seb128 :) all the best :)06:46
mvoseb128: HAPPY BIRTHDAY06:46
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sivangHAPPY BIRTHDAY seb128 !!!!!06:47
=== jbailey sings: You're older than you've ever been, and now you're even older..
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jbailey=)06:47
\shchampagne for seb128 :)06:47
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jbaileyseb128: Bonne aniversaire. =)06:47
seb128thanks everybody :)06:47
sivangjbailey: so good at stating the obvious which will be right for me as well, in 2 months :)06:47
jbaileysivang: It's a song by They Might Be Giants.06:47
seb128jbailey: "bon anniversaire" :)06:47
sivangjbailey: ah :)06:48
jbaileyseb128: Right, the n is pronounced because of the liason.  Thanks. =)06:48
seb128THANK YOU dholbach, THANK YOU GUYS :)06:48
seb128jbailey: correct 06:48
\shseb128: if I may ask: how old are u now? :)06:49
lamonthrm... can I upgrade warty-> breezy, or do I have to stop off at hoary first???06:49
jbaileylamont: Acc. to Keybuk you have to pass through Hoary.06:49
seb128\sh: one year less than next year :p06:50
\shseb128: ok ,-)06:50
lamontk06:51
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seb128lamont: xfree to new xorg has issues it seems06:51
sivangseb128: what's your sign?07:00
mdkevirgo07:03
mdkebest sign07:03
mdkeKamion, around by any chance?07:03
sivangmdke: how do you know ? :)07:04
mdkemine was yesterday07:04
infinitylamont : Snapshot the system and try warty->breezy for kicks.  I'm curious.07:04
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seb128sivang: those are fixed, easy to know, just look on the calendar 07:05
sivangseb128: a right :) 07:06
Kamionmdke: yes07:06
mdkeKamion, just wondered if you had any idea on #14947, because I am about to do a system restore on that system out of desperation07:06
Kamionmdke: I'm sorry, I'm just about the worst person to attempt to handle Windows bugs07:07
mdkeKamion, if it's a windows bug then it should be closed. But it's been marked as a grub bug07:08
KamionIIRC Windows CDs have some kind of fixboot option07:08
KamionI mean bugs relating to Windows07:08
mdkeok I'm going to restore to factory settings. I'll see if I can reproduce it and otherwise close, but it would be worrying if that will happen to a lot of users when upgrading to Breezy07:09
mdkeKamion, could it be that there was a problem on the windows partition that didn't bother windows, but which might bother Grub?07:09
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hughsiedesrt: ping07:10
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desrthughsie; poke07:10
hughsiedesrt: heh, hi.07:10
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desrtmore hal goodness on the list, i think07:10
hughsiedesrt: mind if i rework that patch you sent to hal-devel a little?07:10
desrtwhat did you have in mind?07:10
hughsiedesrt: i'll email you - just stylistic changes, and the way you've done the while loop.07:11
Kamionmdke: I don't see why the entries should have been removed from your menu.lst file in the first place (update-grub normally doesn't touch them)07:11
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desrtk.  send away.07:11
Kamionmdke: as for GRUB, I honestly have no idea07:11
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mdkeKamion, me neither :(07:11
Kamionmdke: you need a GRUB expert07:11
KamionI only play one on TV occasionally07:12
mdkeKamion, reassign the bug to one?07:12
Kamionthat would need an *identified* GRUB expert07:12
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Kamionfixing the ntfs module certainly wouldn't hurt, but I know even less about that :)07:13
hughsiedesrt: sent07:13
desrtk.07:13
hughsiedesrt: what do you tink about my /proc/stat patch?07:13
Kamionmdke: did you ever edit menu.lst by hand at all?07:13
desrti still haven't found it :)07:13
desrti sort of have a lot on my plate right now07:14
mdkeKamion, not before I saw that bug, no. Only afterwards, when trying to readd the entry07:14
hughsiedesrt: no problem07:14
Kamion'cos unless somebody's broken it, grub-installer writes Windows entries outside the region that update-grub automatically modifies07:15
hughsiedesrt: (or anyone who knows HAL): http://pastebin.com/36167107:16
mdkeKamion, the system was installed from colony 2, and the bug appeared after I did a very big dist-upgrade after several weeks without internet access. So maybe there was an update to another package which played with menu.lst?07:16
desrthughsie; fwiw, i think it'll be a while before gnome-applets use hal for this sort of thing :)07:16
desrthughsie; like... not during 2.1407:17
hughsiedesrt: yup, but g-p-m can use it now :-)07:17
hughsiedesrt: n/p - they will come....07:17
Kamionmdke: that would be a very serious bug, but I've never heard of anything like that07:17
=== desrt already catching a bit of flak for using it for battery
Kamionmdke: to my knowledge the only thing that plays with menu.lst is update-grub07:17
mdkeKamion, ok I'll system restore and then install from colony 2 again and dist-upgrade07:17
hughsiedesrt: but how did things work before?07:17
hughsiedesrt; the battery applet acpi code was *so* crude07:18
Kamionmdke: if you can manage to keep enough information for somebody to debug the ntfs problem if required, that'd be good07:18
desrthughsie; i disagree07:18
mdkeKamion, hmm, i wouldn't know what to keep07:18
desrthughsie; the battery applet acpi code was a finely polished gem07:18
desrthughsie; it had years of bug reports smoothing down the rough edges07:19
desrthughsie; right now, the hal stuff is what i'd consider 'crude'07:19
desrthughsie; but it's rapidly improving07:19
Kamionmdke: the first few megabytes of the partition ought to be enough07:19
hughsiedesrt: ohh - I got ya. But stuff like mAh was never implimented07:19
hughsiedesrt: i didn;t believe acpi specific code benonged in an applet anyway...07:20
desrthughsie; but would have been during this release cycle, since we got bugged about it07:20
desrthughsie; neither do i :)07:20
desrthughsie; but it was there and it was working07:20
Dizietmdz: You're right about those grep patches.  I misread the date.07:20
desrthughsie; porting to HAL has caused a seemingly endless string of regressions07:21
mdkeKamion, is there any way that bug can be assigned to someone who can ask for the details needed before I do the system restore?07:21
hughsiedesrt: sometimes you have to break a few eggs to make an ommlette07:21
desrthughsie; all i can do is be grateful that we have lots of people running breezy prereleases07:21
desrthughsie; absolutely07:21
hughsiedesrt: yes, finding the bugs07:21
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desrthughsie; and it had to happen sooner or later07:21
desrtso why not now? :)07:21
desrtfor this release cycle the code was mature enough that it at least was useable07:22
hughsiedesrt: yes, agreed. it's where it belongs, in hal.07:22
desrtand it's had the addition benefit that hald has gotten an awful lot of extra feedback07:22
hughsiedesrt: and updating hal is a no brainer for most distros.07:22
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desrthughsie; heh.  i dunno.  look at what martin's doing07:23
hughsiedesrt: okay, point :-) heh.07:23
hughsiebet you are popular :-)07:23
desrti have =yet another= hald patch sitting on ubuntu bugzilla now awaiting testing before i send it up to the list07:23
desrthah07:23
desrtpopular might not be the right word :)07:23
hughsieanother? whats the link?07:24
desrthttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1405007:24
desrtit's a crude hack.  i'm not even sure if upstream will want it07:25
desrtit's also a 5AM hack :)07:25
sivangman these NFS mounts take ages to complete..07:25
hughsiedesrt: just looking now07:25
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hughsiedesrt: bodgetastic.07:28
desrthughsie; :)07:28
desrtpretty much07:28
desrtfortunately, the bodge will hold until the kernel gets fixed07:28
sivangKamion: how do you test partman-auto-lvm when you do changes in it?07:28
desrtbecause i doubt the kernel will get fixed in time for breezy07:28
hughsiedesrt: i don't see why this couldn;t be in hal -- looks okay to me.07:29
desrthughsie; the proper fix belongs in the kernel, really07:29
hughsiei think it more likely a bios issue than kernel07:29
desrthughsie; but after it gets a bit of testing i'll send it to the list07:29
hughsiedesrt: by inspection, the patch looks correct07:30
desrtnod07:30
desrtacpi isn't too bad07:30
desrti usually nail the patches even without testing :p07:30
hughsiehal_device_property_set_bool (d, "battery.rechargeable.is_discharging", 0);07:30
hughsieshould be07:30
hughsiehal_device_property_set_bool (d, "battery.rechargeable.is_discharging", FALSE);07:30
hughsienitpick07:30
desrttrue.07:31
hughsieand davidz likes the comments on a seporate line07:31
desrtk.  i'll keep those in mind07:31
=== desrt has to write 2 versions of each patch anyway :)
desrtahh07:31
desrtpsych or polysci07:31
desrtor both....07:31
desrthmmmmmmm07:31
=== desrt needs to pick up an elective or two
hughsiedesrt: eigh?07:32
desrteigh?07:32
hughsiedesrts: what's psych or polysci07:32
desrtpsychology and political science07:32
desrtgeneric 1st year courses on the subjects07:32
hughsieahh, my girlfiend is a psych undergrad07:32
desrtmaybe i'll take both07:32
desrt8 courses + 2 jobs could be fun :)07:33
hughsiedesrt: stick to hal patches :-)07:33
desrtpfah07:34
desrtthere are more important things in life than free software :)07:34
desrtlike uh... graduating07:34
hughsiedesrt: girls :-)07:34
desrthughsie; maybe if i get more time :)07:34
hughsiedesrt: know the feeling - just thinking whether to do a PhD or not..07:34
desrthughsie; only wimps say no07:35
desrthughsie; only wimps say yes, though07:35
desrthughsie; so basically, you're already a wimp and nothing you can do will change that07:35
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hughsiedesrt: not sure about the wimp status. I play rugby..07:35
desrtrugby is for wimps :)07:35
hughsiedesrt: come here and say that07:36
desrthughsie; are you going to UBZ?07:36
hughsieUBZ?07:36
desrtubuntu below zero... the conference07:36
hughsiewhere?07:37
desrtmontreal07:37
desrt(bonjour)07:37
hughsiebit of a mission. i'm in uk07:37
bddebianlamont: In case no one as told you lately, your webpages are a Godsend. :-)07:37
desrtblah07:37
desrtpeople are coming from farther :)07:37
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hughsiedesrt: heh, okay. i g2g, dinner;s ready07:38
Kamionmdke: it's already cc'ed to kernel-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com07:38
desrtcheers07:38
lamontbddebian: I wonder which pages those are...07:38
sivangdesrt: you coming from .au ? :)07:38
Kamionsivang: if you look at the changelog it will be clear that almost all the real work on partman-auto-lvm has been done by fabbione, and I have not done anything that requires much testing07:38
desrtsivang; pfa.  no :p07:38
sivangKamion: ok, sorry I will ping him up about it, thanks anyways.07:39
sivangdesrt: there where? 07:39
bddebianlamont: All of the above? :)  BuildLogs, lists, etc07:39
desrtsivang; .ca07:39
lamontah, o07:39
lamontk07:39
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sivangdesrt: laterz07:39
bddebianlamont: BTW, do you have or would it be easy to create a list by arch of the latest versions that fail to build for that arch?07:39
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LathiatKamion: is it broken such that it doesnt actually get the variables its supposed to?07:40
lamontbddebian: buildLogs/Lists/breezy.all.$ARCH has that info, basically.07:40
KamionLathiat: it was broken such that it could not ever have possibly worked07:40
Kamionso yes07:40
LathiatKamion: right, i was wondering, i was tryign to use it and wondered if i was being stupid07:40
bddebianlamont: Ah, OK, thx07:41
KamionLathiat: (a) it was parsing /etc/environment using the syntax for a totally different file; (b) even if that accidentally succeeded, it would crash because a variable was declared in the wrong scope07:41
bddebianAnyone know if libjack0.100.0 is just not there/right/etc?07:41
LathiatKamion: heh07:41
Kamionwell, not crash, but print a warning followed by a blank line07:42
mdzdoko: it doesn't look like you've seeded zope yet07:42
mdzdoko: anastacia is relatively clean for the moment07:42
dokomdz: ok, I'll seed it07:45
seb128mdz: hi07:46
mdzseb128: hi07:46
KamionLathiat: (actually, I was wrong about (b); but who cares, it was hosed)07:47
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seb128mdz: evolution-plugins should be installed with the desktop, is there any place to discuss that or pinging you on IRC is fine?07:47
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mdzseb128: is it a universe package currently?07:48
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LathiatKamion: :)07:48
seb128mdz: right, but it's evolution which has been splitted to a new binary to make plugins optional, not any new code07:49
seb128mdz: we had these files under the evolution package for hoary ... should we make a wiki page in this case too?07:49
mdzseb128: if the code was already in main, no report is needed07:49
mdzjust seed it07:50
seb128ok, will do, thanks07:50
seb128mdz: should I change the ubuntu-desktop package too to list it?07:50
Kamionseb128: that's semi-automatic07:50
seb128I just update the desktop seed so?07:50
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mdzseb128: yes07:51
mdzseb128: update the desktop seed, then apt-get source ubuntu-desktop,, run ./update, read changelog and upload07:51
Kamionif you want ubuntu-desktop updated quickly, update the desktop seed, wait until it propagates to http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/breezy/desktop (<= 17 minutes), run ./update in ubuntu-meta07:51
seb128cool, thanks07:51
seb128thanks mdz, Kamion07:52
mdzright, you need to wait for the seed to be published before running update07:52
Kamionwhere do SuSE keep their source packages?07:52
mdzwe should fix that one day07:52
mdzKamion: .../SRPMS/07:52
mdzpresumably?07:52
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Kamionah, they're there for 9.3 but not 10.007:53
Kamionyaboot doesn't seem to be there though07:55
bddebianyaboot is a PITA :-)07:55
Kamionoh god, they have per-arch source directories07:55
elmohaha07:56
\shKamion: what? since when ;)07:57
Kamion\sh: what else would you call ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/9.3/suse/src/ ?07:58
bddebianelmo: Can I ask a quick question?  (Don't worry not a sync request) ;-)07:59
\shKamion: the directory for the i386 distri of suse version 9.307:59
\shKamion: but not the SRPMS directory07:59
Kamion\sh: that directory is full of source RPMs07:59
jbaileyKamion: Is it a massive symlink farm like the good ol' pre-pool days of Debian?08:00
\shKamion: yes...it's the source archive of suse for the packages...but I was thinking u refered to /usr/src/redhat/SRPMS/i386/08:00
\shbecause SRPMS are just like ours and laying in /usr/src/redhat/SRPMS08:00
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Kamion\sh: no, that's why I said "SuSE" not "Red Hat"08:00
\shKamion: even on suse the official RPM building root dir is /usr/src/redhat08:01
KamionI don't care about what happens when you're *running* SuSE; I just want their source code08:01
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sabdflKamion: thanks for the new data, worked a treat08:05
Kamionsabdfl: cool stuff08:05
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bddebianWorked a treat??08:06
dokoSetting up xserver-xorg (6.8.2-63) ...08:09
doko/usr/share/debconf/confmodule: line 33: 3: Bad file descriptor08:09
doko[hangs ...] 08:09
dokodaniels: ^^^08:09
mdzdoko: something funny in your environment?08:10
mdzI don't see how xorg could cause that08:10
mdzthat's the first thing in the script08:11
Kamionmy guess would be that DEBIAN_HAS_FRONTEND is set08:11
Kamionwhich it really shouldn't be unless you're debconf08:11
Kamionas in, set externally to package installation08:11
Kamionhm, or perhaps DEBCONF_REDIR08:12
elmobddebian: sure08:16
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bddebianelmo: NM, you answered in the e-mail.  Thank you.08:17
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dholbachsee you all tomorrow, bye08:21
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dokomdz, Kamion: fun was yesterday. I see this on amd64 only, currently updating another amd64 machine08:21
dokomdz: please promote translate-toolkit to main, reviewed by pitti08:21
dokomdz: plone & zope seeded08:23
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mdzdoko: translate-toolkit is not germinated08:24
mdzdoko: see http://people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/anastacia.txt08:24
dokosorry, when is next germinate run?08:25
mdzdoko: I just ran one 5 minutes ago08:25
dokoahh, ok, I need to upload ooo2 first, that has t-t as a b-d08:26
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Dizietmdz: Hello.08:40
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Riddellmdz: can I upload kdeaddons and kdeartwork 3.4.2?08:50
Dizietmdz: ping08:56
mdzDiziet: yes?08:56
mdzDiziet: if you just say what you need, I can answer you when I see it, instead of waiting another RTT08:57
mdzRiddell: does anything in Ubuntu depend on them?08:57
mdzor are they purely desktop packages?08:58
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elmoDiziet: are you aware 'mozilla-firefox' isn't installable?09:00
elmoogra: ?09:01
Dizietmdz: Ah, OK.  I wanted to talk to you about grep.09:01
Riddellmdz: only kubuntu-desktop depends on them09:01
Riddellor packages from them09:01
DizietI'm less sure now that you've pointed out that it only went in yesterday.09:02
DizietOne possibility would be to diff the current Debian package against the Fedora one.09:02
DizietHow large a risk of damage is acceptable at this stage ?09:02
DizietThis bug seems to have been quite longstanding.09:02
DizietAnd the fixes have been around for a while too.09:02
Dizietelmo: No, I wasn't aware of that.  I installed it here I think.09:03
Dizietelmo: BICBW.09:03
mdzDiziet: grep is such a critical component, and we are so close to the final release, that our risk tolerance is very low09:03
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elmoDiziet: firefox Conflicts mozilla-firefox, mozilla-firefox Depends firefox09:03
elmo...09:04
Dizietmdz: In that case we should punt this.09:04
mdzRiddell: ok09:04
DizietTo breezy+1.09:04
mdzDiziet: let's give it a week in Debian and revisit to see if it caught fire there09:04
Dizietmdz: OK, we could do that.  I'm still a bit nervous.09:04
DizietIf it had had the month I thought then definitely.09:05
DizietI'll do that diff tomorrow and see what it turns up.09:05
Dizietelmo: OIC, it's not installable together with firefox.  That's OK.09:05
elmoDiziet: no it's not?09:05
DizietThe purpose is to trick the package manager into selecting firefox.09:05
KamionDiziet: it's not installable *at all*, because it Depends: firefox09:06
DizietBut you don't want it installed.09:06
KamionDoes this trick you postulate actually work in practice?09:06
Kamionbecause it's not what anyone else does with dummy packages so I doubt that path is tested09:07
Kamionseeing as e.g. Debian testing won't let such a package in09:07
DizietI tested it but obviously it wasn't a pure test because I had to kludge lots of stuff to make it visible at all.09:07
Kamionwe require zero uninstallables in main when we release ...09:08
DizietOK, I'll change firefox then.09:08
DizietSorry about that.09:08
Kamionthanks09:08
DizietNo problem.  Thanks for the grumble.09:08
KamionI realise it requires nasty conflicts <<09:08
Kamionactually, does it? would just replaces << work?09:09
DizietYers.  Now is perhaps not the time to be fighting that one.09:09
Kamionbut again, now is perhaps not the time to be trying that out09:09
DizietNo, the reason it's not installable is because  m-f Depends f  f Conflicts m-f  .09:09
Kamionyeah, I know09:09
DizietSo just replaces wouldn't work.09:10
KamionI'll draw you pictures of what I mean if I see you at post-pizza tonight :-)09:10
Diziet:-).09:10
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DizietChop well.09:10
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Nafalloehm09:14
Nafallopizza?09:14
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Riddelldoko: I can't get the openoffice/kaddressbook integration to do much, the only source openoffice seems to list is evolution09:54
Riddelldoko: would it be possible to use KDE file open dialogues by default?  they seem to work fine now09:54
dokoRiddell: it's only possible to enable the default dialogs for kde _and_ gnome, not for just one.09:55
dokoHowever I didn't check much the gtk dialogs09:55
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bddebianGoddamn I hate it when I can build a package from Debian fine, I sync it and it explodes.. Grr...09:58
HiddenWolfbddebian, as #debian is fond of saying, debian _is not_ ubuntu10:00
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bddebianHiddenWolf: Bah :-)10:09
HiddenWolfbddebian, sorry, but that was asking for it. ;)10:09
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dokomdz: heading to bed now, please promote translate-toolkit once it shows up in anastacia output10:28
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crispinHmm, I had to hex edit the http method to get rid of the If-Range support as my ISP has a broken proxy :-(10:35
sladencrispin: transparent proxy too?10:36
crispinyeah10:36
Lathiatsladen, crispin: ah those are great, mine causes random apt requests to get reset, usually the first time i talk to a particular server in a while10:42
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crispinLathiat, sladen, yeah they suck :-( I'm going to cook up a patch to allow turning off If-Range's to get round my problem10:48
Lathiatwhats this for?10:49
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crispinLathiat: my ISP's proxy just returns bogus responses to If-Range requests, causing apt to fail to update 99% of the time10:51
Lathiatah10:52
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Evasohi guys fpc will be available in ubuntu?11:04
Evasoi know that debian source package was fixed and now support also amd6411:05
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Evasowhy fpc binary packages aren't available but only the sources pakcages?11:10
Evasohttp://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/source/fpc11:10
LathiatEvaso: because its compilation requires bootstrapping, and no on ehas organised to have that done, and this is an issue you want to talk in  #ubuntu-motu about since its a unvierse package11:15
Evasothanks11:16
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ajmitchmorning mdz11:38
mdzmorning11:38
mdzpower is finally restored11:38
mdzit was out for nearly 2 hours11:38
ajmitchmdz: I got a request from hypatia to update python-nevow in main (UVF issue)11:39
ajmitchapparantly 0.3 is quite irritating to use with twisted11:39
ogramdz, :(11:39
mdzajmitch: can you be a bit more specific?11:40
ajmitch< hypatia> the justificiation would be something like "nevow 0.3 uses the Twisted 1.3 style component architecture, and while technically compatible wit11:40
ajmitchh Twisted 2.0.1, requires application developers to do a lot of compatibility wrapping"11:40
ajmitchpython-nevow packages don't appear to have reverse depends in main11:41
mdzyes, was just checking that11:41
Nafallomjg59: can I tell usplash to go and die from an initscript?11:41
mdzajmitch: ok with me, as long as you take responsibility for fixing any issues with it (merging, watching to make sure it builds, responding to any reports of regressions)11:41
jbaileyNafallo: chvt to terminal 1 ought to be enough.11:41
ajmitchmdz: alright, thanks11:42
mdzajmitch: email the request to elmo, CC me11:42
Nafallojbailey: the script in question is cryptsetup, usplash should vanish when cryptsetup asks for a password ;-).11:43
Lathiatmdz: "nearly 2 hours"?  heh when the pwer goes out here 2 hours is usually a minimum :)11:43
mdzI rarely lose power here11:43
jbaileyNafallo: Ah, that I don't know.  =)11:43
Nafallojbailey: so chvt is probably not an option :-/11:43
mdzI think that was the only time this year11:43
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mdzfor more than a few seconds, anyway11:43
Lathiatmaybe 411:43
ajmitchright, it's not a straight sync as the default python version needs set to 2.4 again11:44
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mdzelmo: the cron.sync locking still doesn't seem to work for me ("Try praying...")11:52
elmomdz: yeah, I've noticed - it's harmless enough11:53
elmooh, well I suppose less so if you're running it often11:53
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