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HiddenWolfhm, there is an option to show backup files?12:02
=== HiddenWolf searches
HiddenWolfseb128, sorry to bug you.12:02
seb128first tab of the prefs12:02
seb128np12:02
HiddenWolfGood night. 12:03
HiddenWolfI've got class 9am tomorrow. ;)12:03
dokoelmo: please could you dist-upgrade concordia/breezy-i386 and davis/breezy and install openoffice.org2 b-d's12:04
seb128HiddenWolf: later12:04
\shok back in gnome without esd12:04
\shproducing load ;)12:05
\sh00:07:18 up 10:49,  7 users,  load average: 2,50, 2,13, 2,5312:07
\shshould be enouh12:07
Kamionogra: oh, since I see people were talking about artwork above, let me know when you've got plausible usplash artwork and I'll make it be the isolinux splash for Edubuntu CDs as well12:08
ograKamion, ok12:08
ograKamion, thanks :)12:08
Kamionogra: I need to be able to crop it to 639x320 without losing anything important (any usplash artwork should be fine for that), black background preferably, 16 colours, ideally one of the colours in the image should be fairly close to white so that isolinux can use that palette entry for drawing text too12:09
KamionI'll take care of the rest12:09
ograKamion, i'll do an artwork session on the weekend :)12:10
\shseb128: kde menus gone12:11
\shseb128: read = 3212:11
\shsizeof inotify_event = 1612:11
\shpevent->len = 012:11
\shpevent->len = 012:11
\shEVENT ON WD=112:11
\shDELETE_SELF (file) 0x0000040012:12
sabdflmdz: please could you put the screensaver dialog into Cliff's list for improvement? i've asked mpt to help ogra with it12:12
\shseb128: esd isn't to blame ;)12:12
mdzsabdfl: sure12:13
ograsabdfl, thanks12:13
mdzmjg59: I did? argh, thanks for fixing12:13
mdzogra: please send me the source file for the screensaver dialog, and I'll pass it on12:14
sabdflmdz: are you convinced about the "login as someone else" thing?12:14
sabdfli'm not12:14
mdzsabdfl: nope12:14
sabdflok, can we can that then?12:14
seb128\sh: so it's plain inotify bog :)12:14
sabdfli think it's a recipe for trouble12:14
mdzuseful feature, sure, it's the UI I'm unconvinced about12:14
mdzsabdfl: no argument here if we can't find a more pleasant way to present it12:15
\shseb128: but why is it not happening on console with high load or in kde? 12:15
\shseb128: and no console doesn't fix the kernel ,-)12:15
\shseb128: and kde neither ;)12:15
sabdfllet's spec that out at UBZ12:16
=== \sh has really a headache and now aspirin in da house
ograsabdfl, it was mpt's suggestion... i've no prob to change it to "change user" or something along that line12:16
crimsunmdz: "Choose another user" (with a menu, possibly)?12:16
sabdflogra: we'll spec it properly in UBZ for Dapper12:16
\shs/now/no/12:16
ograsabdfl, we planned to go with gnome-screensaver for dapper12:16
mptNo matter what it's labelled, it's in the wrong place if it's the only button.12:16
ograsabdfl, it wasnt just ready in time12:16
mptbecause that's where you'd expect an OK button.12:16
seb128\sh: you didn't get it, doesn't mean it doesn't happen12:16
crimsunmpt: agreed12:17
sabdflplease let's drop it. let's go with a nice classy auth dialog, that's all12:17
seb128\sh: it happens with wmaker here by example12:17
\shseb128: but something is different in the handling of those things12:17
ograsabdfl, drop it completely ?12:17
sabdflogra: yes12:17
\shseb128: can't we work around this?12:17
ograok12:17
karlhegIs latest Breezy XMMS working for yous?12:17
seb128\sh: work around what?12:17
karlhegIt fails to run here.12:17
Kamionerk, my wife and I use the 'new login'-style thing all the time12:17
sabdfli ust don't think we can get it slick by breezy, given the state it is in currently12:17
Kamionin xscreensaver12:17
tsengKamion: i think you want #ubuntu.12:17
\shseb128: when the event appears just re-add those missing things?12:18
karlhegMessage: device: default12:18
karlhegMessage: fmt 5, channels: 212:18
karlheg*** glibc detected *** double free or corruption (out): 0xb6ccc738 ***12:18
KamionI think it's very commonly used on shared computers12:18
Kamiontseng: no I don't12:18
sabdflKamion: if you are already logged in, does it reuse that login?12:18
crimsunkarlheg: < tseng> ...i think you want #ubuntu12:18
tsengKamion: er, karlheg.12:18
tsengwho also wants bugzilla12:18
Kamionsabdfl: IIRC it says "you're already logged in <here>" but it's been a while, we're in the habit of ctrl-alt-f7/ctrl-alt-f8 if already logged in12:18
seb128\sh: you mean "why not starting to workaround all the apps using notificiation instead of fixing inotify"?12:19
Kamionremoving it's pretty horrible, it means you just can't use the machine graphically unless you know how to fire up a new X server12:19
sabdflwhat's the <here> ?12:19
sabdflcan we provide a simple "logout" option?12:19
Kamionsabdfl: like I say it's been a while and I think the last few times have been on Debian; I'll try it and let you know12:19
Kamionnot logout!12:19
KamionI don't want my state canned because somebody else wanted to log in12:19
Kamionanyway, bedtime12:20
\shseb128: well, temporarily yes, to have a clean desktop for ubuntu release 51012:20
mjg59Yeah, "logout" would be a bit mad12:20
ograKamion++, no logout12:20
sabdflok, no logout12:20
\shseb128: i don't really have a clue how difficult this will be...12:20
sabdflright now the dialog looks terrible, and i don't see a resource that we can put on making it really slick12:20
ograsabdfl, the new login button is an upstream thing...12:20
mptupstream looks terrible too, ogra :-)12:20
Burgundaviawhat about reverting the hoary style dialog?12:21
sabdflit's not just the layout12:21
ograsabdfl, i can revert it to the hoary one12:21
seb128\sh: we can use the same effort to fix it12:21
sabdflto do it properly requires that it deal with a number of situations12:21
mptIdeally it would be resume by default, with a checkbox for new session12:21
ogrampt, yes, i know thats why i started the patch once12:21
sabdfl - it needs to tell you who is already logged in, so you can switch to one of them12:21
sabdfl - it needs to let you log in as a brand new user12:21
sabdfl - it needs to do all of that while looking classy12:22
sabdflthat's going to take a little while12:22
\shseb128: so poking fabbione or benC to fix the kernel bog? ,-)12:22
sabdfland apparently the code and resources are a bit crappy to work with12:22
mptand realistically depends on gnome-screensaver12:22
\shseb128: without knowing what triggers the bug12:22
ograsabdfl, probably we should consider gnome-screensaver for breezy already, it offers much of the above12:22
Nafalloogra++12:23
Burgundaviasabdfl, g-s is quite stable already, and does everything we need (except for the millions of screensavers that xscreensaver offers)12:23
HrdwrBoBBurgundavia: which tbh are mostly not that good12:23
ograsabdfl, my only concern with it is, that its quite slow in bringing up the dialog and you have no options for the single screensavers yet12:23
ograBurgundavia, wrong12:24
Nafallowell, "Pop art squares" should be enough for anyone :-P12:24
Burgundaviaogra, ok, it offers some12:24
ograit can use all screensavers from xscreensaver12:24
seb128\sh: right, patching all the client is not an option12:24
sabdflok, i just played with it a little12:24
mjg59The fact that it takes *so long* to pop up a dialog is an issue12:24
sabdflit worked fine, when i tried to log in as me again it told me what was going on12:24
sabdfli reused the session12:24
NafalloBurgundavia: ehm, get up-to-date and look at it. it has the xscreensaver hacks to :-)12:24
seb128\sh: we the same efforts we can probably tackle the bug instead of workarounding it12:24
sabdflthen it gave me an odd error message abut other virtual terminals :20 being open?12:24
mjg59But that can probably be fixed by instantiating the dialog at startup, and just displaying it when it should appear12:24
BurgundaviaNafallo, I have the latest, but I don't have xscreensaver installed as well12:25
mjg59But if this decision is going to be made, it needs to be made quickly12:25
mjg59It impacts on power management12:25
\shseb128: agreed...so we have to convince the two to do some extra nightshifts until kernel freeze ;-)12:25
NafalloBurgundavia: ah, that's the problem then :-)12:25
ogramjg59, it impacts positively, doesnt it ? 12:25
mjg59ogra: Does it? How so?12:25
sabdfldo we have a package of gnome-screensaver?12:25
mjg59sabdfl: Yes12:25
sabdflhas anybody here played with it extensively?12:25
mjg59ogra: We need to send it lock signals on suspend12:26
Burgundaviayes12:26
ograsabdfl, only a bit...12:26
mjg59seb128: Hmm. has something happened to the sleep button patch in control-center?12:26
ogramjg59, it knows the xscreensaver options afaik12:26
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Burgundaviasome minor visual glitches on resume, but it does show up12:26
HrdwrBoBmjg59: yes, the current system is broken 12:26
mjg59ogra: But signals via dbus12:26
mjg59HrdwrBoB: ?12:26
Burgundaviaresume from disk that is12:26
sabdflok, i'll install it and test it12:26
HrdwrBoBmjg59: it resumes gives me up to a second of response12:26
HrdwrBoBand then locks.12:26
mjg59HrdwrBoB: What's that in response to?12:27
HrdwrBoBresuming and locking12:27
ograsabdfl, as i said, we loose the option to change options for single screensavers, there is no ui for that12:27
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mjg59HrdwrBoB: Locking the screen? On Breezy?12:27
HrdwrBoByes12:27
Burgundaviamjg59, I see the same thing12:27
mjg59HrdwrBoB: We signal xscreensaver on suspend. It just takes far too long to actually do it.12:27
ograsabdfl, thatd need to be solved imho12:27
mjg59ogra: Why?12:28
mptI'd rather have a sensible account-switching interface than be able to change the number of fireworks in the sky at once12:28
HrdwrBoBmjg59: ugh, I'm disabling it anyway, I think it shouldn't be on laptop mode but that's just the way I use the laptop12:28
Nafallompt++12:28
HrdwrBoByes, mpt is right12:28
mjg59HrdwrBoB: "Shouldn't be on laptop mode"?12:28
HrdwrBoBsorry shouldn't lock the screen when it goes into suspend12:29
mjg59Why not?12:29
ogrampt, mjg59 , you probably want sound/no sound... or adjust the rss feed for all the rss reading screensavers etc12:29
mptThere are screensavers with sound???12:29
mjg59ogra: They're massively fringe use cases12:29
ogrampt, lots12:29
mjg59Having something that *works* is more important12:29
HrdwrBoBI suspend/resume my laptop all the time and I get sick of putting in my password, but I've no idea if I'm a common case or not12:29
seb128mjg59: the patch to use gdm-signal? no, it's still used12:30
ogramjg59, for that i would go with the proven solution...12:30
\shHrdwrBoB: when u have your laptop all the time in your view...it's ok...but if it's standing around and others can touch it, I like it more secured12:30
NafalloHrdwrBoB: I would rather put in my password then let Joe User come bye and play with my system :-).12:31
seb128\sh: I'll try with a fresh boot from the command line12:31
\shseb128: k12:31
HrdwrBoB\sh: yeah12:31
Nafallowhere, "Joe User" == girlfriend ;-)12:31
mjg59seb128: Oh, right. I missed it because it's using some insane build system12:31
HrdwrBoBrealistically this is something that needs to be in a 'power management' dialog12:31
\shNafallo: your solution should be: delete pr0n stuff ,)12:32
Nafallo\sh: baah. that's on the server. she can use her own client to fetch those :-).12:32
mptHrdwrBob: yeah, screensaver config <-> power management config is a really ugly continuum12:32
sabdfldo i need xlibs-data?12:32
seb128mjg59: cdbs and simple-patchsys is nice12:32
mptWindows and OS X are both annoying in that respect12:32
ograsabdfl, for gnome-screensaver ?12:32
sabdflat all?12:32
seb128\sh: and I'll not install KDE to try that :p12:32
mjg59seb128: It means if I do apt-get source, I need to do other things to actually get the source that will build, which is always a pain...12:33
sabdflnothing seems to depend on it12:33
\shseb128: hehehe....coward ,-)12:33
ograsabdfl, ... i think its a transitional package 12:33
seb128mjg59: oh, that, right12:33
seb128\sh: anyway, I'll comment on the bug after trying from the command line12:34
Nafallosabdfl: if you got space for it you could aswell keep it till daniels says otherwise ;-). that policy wfm :-).12:34
\shseb128: actually we need only on piece of evidence for blaming at least kernel, apps or libs, or the beast 12:34
ograsabdfl, it pulls in xcursor-themes and xkeyboard-config 12:34
seb128sabdfl: I update and use gnome-screensaver for 2 months, it's nice and works fine12:34
\shs/on/one/12:34
sabdflbugger it, i'll let the system remove it and see what happens12:34
sabdflnothing seems to depend on it12:35
sabdflseb128: ok, in your hands i have a lot of confidence already :-)12:35
mdzogra: speaking of sound, we should disable that by default12:35
Nafallofamous last words... ;-)12:35
sabdfllet me play with it12:35
mdzthat @#$@# fireworks screensaver woke me up last night12:35
seb128sabdfl: thanks :)12:35
sabdflerrr.. sound?12:35
sabdfloh12:35
mdzBOOM BOOM BOOM12:35
seb128sabdfl: Novell guys did a security review and said there is no issue with it too12:36
mptI use that screensaver, I didn't realize it had sound12:36
sabdfldude, you live in l.a.12:36
mdzI close my windows at night12:36
ogramdz, we're just tracking 14967 in esd direction... i was thinking about ripping it out :)12:36
NafalloFireworkx?12:36
\shogra: esd is not to blame12:36
\shogra: it happened to me without esd12:36
ogra\sh, sure ? 12:36
ogragah12:36
\shogra: yes12:36
mdzogra: I don't even see a checkbox in preferences for it12:36
seb128that's a plain inotify bug imho12:36
ogramdz, oh, you mean xscreensaver (i'm so in edubuntu)12:37
Lathiatthe only thing that annoys me about gnome-screensaver is that its horribly slow bringing up the unlock dialog and even more so when the system is under cpu or i/o load (it took 25 seconds once) it really needs to cache this window or something12:37
\shseb128: play with the console and check again12:37
ogramdz, sabdfl #15284 for your amusement :)12:38
NafalloLathiat: ehm, and xscreensaver just pops it up?12:38
LathiatNafallo: xscreensaver is instant all the timer12:38
Lathiatgnome-screensaver can typically take at least a second or two12:38
schweebgnome-screensaver is fucking slow12:38
Nafallohmm, this laptop _should not_ try to do gl :-P12:38
mptfwiw, the OS X unlock dialog regularly takes 10~20 seconds12:39
Lathiatif they could fix that issue i'd love it12:39
mdzLathiat: it'd be a good match for gdm then12:39
\shogra: this is a joke, right?12:39
Lathiatmdz: eh?12:39
ogra\sh, nope, thats a serious bug :)12:39
mdz\sh: most likely, but the premise is valid12:39
sabdflseb128: think you can fix the time-to-display problem?12:39
Lathiatmpt: wow, screw using macosx. :)12:39
mdzLathiat,sabdfl: gdm slowness bug is http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1537312:39
\shmdz / ogra: this bug should be in the top 10 ,-)12:40
seb128sabdfl: need to figure why it's slow first, but probably yep12:40
ograheh12:40
sabdflbeing slower to start screensaver is better than slower to exit12:40
sabdflso, in theory, to setup fglrx should just require which command?12:41
mdzmjg59: can that code be in one place instead of 2?12:41
mjg59mdz: The hdparm stuff? There's no reason why not12:41
mdzsabdfl: I was just noticing recently that we don't seem to have an equivalent of nvidia-glx-config12:41
mdzsabdfl: we ought to12:41
seb128brb, trying inotify12:41
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Burgundaviasabdfl, fglrx is nasty to setup, with much breakage12:42
sabdflok12:42
Lathiatmdz: equivalent to nvidia-glx-confnig for what?12:42
Lathiatmdz: fglrx?12:42
mdzLathiat: yes12:42
Burgundaviasabdfl, contrast https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI with https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia12:42
Lathiatbetweeen my ATI and my Nvidia, all i ever had to do was stick fglrx/nvidia in my xorg.conf and it worked12:43
Lathiatno loading modules, etc12:43
\shLathiat: because it's loading automatically 12:43
Lathiat\sh: whatever the cause those pages appear to be unncesarily complicated12:43
Lathiatwell, nvidia isnt so bad12:44
ograLathiat++12:44
LathiatNoLogo is nice for nvidia tho12:44
\shLathiat: correct12:44
Lathiatcus it delays X startup 12:44
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BurgundaviaLathiat, you are lucky, a lot of people have trouble with nvidia/ati drivers12:45
LathiatBurgundavia: yeh?12:45
=== Lathiat seems to always be lucky
ograLathiat, but its not nice to advise the user to edit xorg.conf without a warning that automated upgrades wont work anymore12:45
Lathiatthings work for me all the time that never work for anyone else, but the bugs i do get *no-one* else gets12:45
Lathiatogra: yeh well the wiki has alot of sucky guides12:45
ograit was better once12:46
Lathiatmaybe when im bored one day i'll go do some mass non-sucking12:46
BurgundaviaLathiat, feel free to edit12:46
Lathiat#ubuntu is terrible too12:46
BurgundaviaLathiat, CategoryCleanup12:46
ograat least the nvidia/ati page12:46
=== Lathiat stopped going there as he ended up there for hours
mptwikis are addictive12:46
Burgundaviathe doc team hasn't worked on the wiki much, been working on the shipping docs12:46
HrdwrBoBLathiat: #ubuntu is bad because the general clue of the users in there has gone down12:47
bob2f/scroe12:47
HrdwrBoBbecause most semi intelligent life forms have worked out how to use it by now12:47
LathiatHrdwrBoB: its never really been much good for quite a while12:47
Lathiatas such i get stuck there whenever i join12:48
Lathiatblind leading the blind12:48
HrdwrBoByeah12:48
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Burgundaviaa lot of us have also fled #ubuntu as the level goes down12:48
seb128got the bug from the command line 12:48
seb128on box startup with no gdm12:48
\shwhich is normal with all support channels...when the hype comes...12:48
seb128that plain inotify bug12:48
\shseb128: hmmmm....12:49
\shok12:49
karlhegIsn't the gnome-panel "System --> Administration" menu only supposed to show up if you are in group 'admin' now?12:49
ogra\sh, i stopped esd an hour ago, no disappearing menu so far...it never persiste this long yet12:49
\shogra: u have load on your box? 12:49
ograpersisted even12:49
seb128karlheg: the code for it is here but the .desktop have not been updated12:49
Lathiatwhat bug are we chasing?12:49
\shseb128: I just /etc/init.d/gdm stopped it12:49
=== Lathiat has notification stuff in panel, nautilus, etc die all the time
\shLathiat: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1496712:50
seb128I mved this file away and reboot the box12:50
ogra\sh, just normal stuff going on, but it disappears after some minutes normally12:50
seb128so command line boot12:50
Lathiatah that one12:50
seb128I had a load of 7 when it happened, maybe it need to be pushed a bit over 12:50
\shogra: well...I checked my system the last times quite good..and the load was always near 1 or above12:50
\shogra: and when I did the test without esd I produced load up to 3 12:51
seb128one updatedb and one pbuilder is a good way to push it :)12:51
\shseb128: pbuilder qt two times ;) 12:51
seb128maybe that's not the load but the IOs12:51
ogra\sh, i never needed to produce any load to make it disappear12:51
karlhegseb128, Ah.  Can I help?12:51
Lathiat4 times for extra effect12:51
Lathiathaving 4 pbuilders on the go usually eats mjy machine12:52
seb128karlheg: not really, the changes were just a bit on the limit with the freeze so they got delayed12:52
\shogra: no...if you have something running which produces cpu/io load this could be the bug...but I'm really not sure ... /me is just a "idonknonothing" ,-)12:52
ogra\sh, i'm just telleing what i observe... there was never any special load on the box when my menu disappeared12:53
seb128\sh was saying that too 2 days ago12:54
seb128when I said that ross and me have the issue when the box is loaded12:54
ograi'll produce some load...12:54
\shseb128: add applications is not translated?12:55
seb128mvo changed the title to drop /Remove this week12:56
seb128so I guess translators have not catch up yet12:56
seb128that a .desktop to translate12:56
\shhmm12:56
seb128you speak about the panel entry or the app?12:57
\shthink my gnome is completly screwed...the gksu box is in english and the rest german...12:57
\shseb128: the panel entry12:57
sabdflseb128: any reason we don't include gnome-splashscreen-manager?12:57
\shand I hve two12:57
ograseb128, agreed, it goes with the load12:57
sabdfloh12:57
sabdflruby12:57
ograsabdfl, the same why we dont include gnome-art 12:57
sabdflso, with gnome-screensaver, should i remove xscreensaver and xscreensaver-gl?12:58
seb128sabdfl: nobody asked to ship it, and yeah ruby ...12:58
\shhmm...12:58
sabdfldaniels: +1, fglrx Just Worked for me12:58
Burgundaviasabdfl, g-s will simply overide xscreensaver12:59
sabdflwill run screensavers all night and see if its solid12:59
seb128sabdfl: no, GNOME uses gnome-screensaver first when installed and it uses xscreensaver hacks when they are installed12:59
sabdflok12:59
ograsabdfl, if you want to use the hacks, leave them in place 12:59
sabdflhacks?12:59
\shupdate-manager -> updating package lists -> the toaster appeared too late12:59
ograthe single screensavers are called hacks12:59
seb128sabdfl: the graphics, themes or whatever you call that ... they use "hacks" for them12:59
mdzelmo: does dholbach have an @ubuntu.com email now?01:00
seb128sabdfl: we should split xscreensaver to make a -data package 01:00
sabdflhmm..system->lock screen stopped working01:00
ogramdz, he has an launchpad account01:00
sabdflseb128: yes, and by default only include the screensavers we turn on01:00
Lathiatsabdfl: have to start the daemon (since you didnt logout first)01:00
sabdflhave a -extra package for the rest01:00
mdzogra: that is not the same thing01:00
sabdfli have two screensaver items in System -> preferences01:01
Nafallosabdfl: I can confirm that :-).01:01
seb128sabdfl: is gnome-screensaver running? It's started with the session, not sure if it starts by itself when you get it from a running session01:01
sabdflok, will log out01:01
seb128sabdfl: yeah, that will be fixed before GNOME 2.12.101:01
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lifelessis it expected that closing the laptop lid during boot stops X coming up ?01:01
ogramdz, but the result is quite similar01:01
mdzogra: creating a launchpad account does not result in an ubuntu.com email alias01:02
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ogramdz, he has a valid ubuntite launchpad account 01:03
Lathiatogra: i thought you had to be a member to get the email01:04
ogramdz, dh@ubuntu.com should work afaik01:04
ograLathiat, yes, dholbach is a member01:04
mdzLathiat: you do, and at any rate, it isn't automated01:04
mdzat least not fully01:04
\shmdz: what about changing the LP username, is the alias renamed as well? but I think this is more a question for elmo01:05
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ogra\sh, nope for #launchpad01:05
mdz\sh: elmo or #launchpad01:05
Nafallo\sh: I think so. slomo did that :-).01:06
=== mdz wonders what the most popular misspellings for 'dapper' will be
Nafallo\sh: a cron.hourly had to be runned or something :-P01:06
mdzwe've enjoyed 'warthy' and 'horry' and now 'brezzy'01:07
ograheh01:07
\shYou don't have permission to access /~lamont/buildLogs/byDate/today.html on this server.01:07
\shbah01:07
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ogra\sh, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/buildlogs/01:08
mjg59Ah, shit.01:09
mjg59Can't add hibernate support without adding a string.01:09
bddebianmdz: ??01:09
bddebianOhh, missed the misspelling statement01:09
Burgundaviamjg59, where?01:10
bddebianDrapper, Diaper, ...01:10
\shogra: just hit the cron job ;)01:10
ograi think "daper" has already some popularity01:10
Burgundaviamjg59, it is likely the doc team has not even documented where you adding a string01:10
ogra\sh, heh, yes, now my script has it too :)01:11
mjg59Burgundavia: Keyboard shortcuts interface01:11
Burgundaviamjg59, just a sec, I don't think we talk about it01:11
Nafallohehe, string freeze exceptions on the way :-P01:12
\shlast cigarette for this night01:12
ogragood idea (even it wont be the last tonight) :)01:13
Nafallo\sh: s/night/life/ and I would've been happy for you ;-)01:13
Burgundaviamjg59, go ahead, we don't have docs that mention the keyboard stuff01:14
=== Nafallo haven't even tested that stuff :-)
Burgundaviamjg59, and the upstream gnome ones are hopelessly out of date anyway01:14
\shNafallo: no ways ;) actually not for this year  ;)01:14
\shhmm..libxine1 has unmet dep01:14
Nafallo\sh: see, I won't be happy for you :-P01:14
bddebian\sh: You're a workaholic ;-)01:14
Nafallobddebian: haven't you figured yet? ;-)01:15
\shbddebian: I'm bored01:15
Nafallo\sh: with you onboard we will have the DapperGoals in before it starts :-P01:16
bddebianHehe01:16
\shNafallo: Hey, sometimes I have a life ;)01:16
karlheg\sh I quit smoking ten years ago.  It was the best thing I ever did for myself.01:16
\shand some other work to do ;)01:16
Nafallo\sh: like when? ;-)01:16
\shkarlheg: well...I just tried it 2 years ago...with some nicotine spray from ZA ;)01:17
\shkarlheg: Name is "Quit" 01:17
\shkarlheg: I just stopped for 6 months...after that the spray was empty ;)01:17
ograsladen, "xscreensaver can be put into 'suspend' mode" ??01:17
\shmdz / Kamion: am I allowed to upload xine-lib to fix libmodplug0 unmet dep?01:19
mdz\sh: just a rebuild?01:19
bddebian\sh: So what have you left for me? :-)01:19
\shmdz: yepp...testing now01:19
\shbddebian: many things ;)01:19
\shlibmodplug0 is now libmodplug0c2 so it has to pull in the new dep01:20
karlheg\sh Just Do It.  Crumble the pack and make a basket.01:20
bddebianHmm, reminds me, I need a cig. ;-)01:21
karlheg\sh Every time the "little voice" or "little urge" nags you to smoke one, tell it to go to hell.01:21
karlheg\sh Take a few deep breaths of air instead.01:21
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karlhegbddebian, Poison!01:22
sabdflhey guys01:22
Nafallo\sh: my libxine1c2 wants libmodplug0c2 already01:22
Nafallosabdfl: yes? :-)01:23
ograsabdfl, everything fine ? 01:23
\shNafallo: you're right....what is with my cache files01:23
Nafallo\sh: my girlfriend upgraded lately, so I was a bit puzzled :-).01:24
\shNafallo: no...I shows me ubuntu3.101:24
\shstrange01:24
Nafallosounds like -security...01:24
\shno..I don't have these sources in my sources.list01:25
Nafallo\sh: you are looking at libxine1c2, right?01:25
Nafallowell, .X use to be security anyway :-)01:25
\shNafallo: moment..let me renew everything...all my cache files..this is quite strange01:25
\shhmm...gone01:26
\shI think I have to do a complete new setup of breezy tomorrow01:26
\shmdz: forget the requet01:27
\sh+s01:27
bddebianHeya sabdfl 01:27
mdzseb128,dholbach: all my icons are broken after my most recent upgrade01:27
mdz onoly a few package schanged, incuding rsvg01:27
sabdflhiya bddebian01:27
bddebianubuntu3.1? wtf is that?01:27
Lathiatworkgroup edition01:28
ograbddebian, security update01:28
bddebianOhh01:28
bddebianLathiat: *lol*01:28
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\shNafallo: what does LC_ALL=C apt-cache -i unmet give you as the first hit?01:28
seb128mdz: nautilus? panel? both? what theme do you use? 01:28
bddebian\sh: OK hero, tell me what I should work on next ;-)01:28
seb128mdz: I've not updated librsvg2 yet, dholbach worked on the update ... lemme try here01:28
caveI can confirm the same png problem in the panels.01:29
\shbddebian: FIXME ,-) there are a lot of packages with your name ;)01:29
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bddebianDone! ;-)01:29
mdzseb128: it was uploaded01:29
seb128cave: which one?01:29
mjg59seb128: http://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/tmp/hibernate_key.diff01:29
\shstrange01:30
mdzseb128: most menu icons, all panel icons, some nautilus icons01:30
mdzseb128: all the svg ones maybe?01:30
Nafallo\sh: Package php4-sqlite version 1.0.2-7build1 has an unmet dep:01:30
Nafallo Depends: phpapi-20020918 | zendapi-2002042901:30
seb128mdz: what theme do you use?01:30
caveThe same as matt had i think. got some info on that on ubuntu.se01:30
cavehad/have01:30
sabdflseb128: .png icons are broken for me01:30
mdzseb128: human01:30
mdzseb128: with the human icon theme01:30
seb128k, so .png is broken for everybody01:30
cavehuman here also.01:30
\shNafallo: which should be corrected01:31
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seb128he said he would break the panel one day, not the icons 01:31
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ograhmm, the changelog doesnt reflect that...01:31
mdzogra: what would be involved in porting your ltsp xscreensaver patch to gnome-screensaver?01:31
bddebianWTH where you peole thinking scheduling UBZ over Halloween? :-(01:31
\shNafallo: since wednesday01:31
ogramdz, i think gnome-screensaver already has an blank only option, let me look...01:32
Burgundaviaogra, yes it does01:32
Nafallo\sh: well... I update from archive.ubuntu.com through apt-proxy every halfhour. :-)01:32
ajmitchbddebian: some of us don't do anything for halloween :)01:32
Burgundaviaogra, should g-s be tunring the lcd backlight off?01:32
Nafallo\sh: did it build on amd64?01:32
bddebianajmitch: Sacriledge :-)01:32
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\shNafallo: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/p/php4-sqlite/1.0.2-7build1/01:33
ajmitch\sh: looked like it must have FTBFS01:33
ograBurgundavia, no idea, i didnt work much with gnome-screensaver yet... i only inspected it once01:33
ajmitch\sh: why build1?01:33
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seb128mdz: k, I get the issue too01:34
\shajmitch: because of  ./configure --with-php-config=/usr/bin/php-config01:34
mdzseb128: I think it's rsvg01:34
\shajmitch: I checked on my local pbuilder...it pulls in the correct phpapiver...at least here01:34
Nafallo\sh: hmm, 1.0.2-7build1 is the version I have though.01:35
mdzthe only things changed were:01:35
ograBurgundavia, from where do you know that g-s has a --blank-only function ? it hasnt even a manpage... not to talk about broken --help01:35
mdz  acpi-support acpid alsa-utils libgksu1.2-0 libnewt0.51 librsvg2-201:35
mdz  librsvg2-common python-newt readahead readahead-list whiptail01:35
sabdflseb128: gnome-screensaver rocks01:35
\shajmitch: it's different from the others01:35
seb128sabdfl: cool :)01:35
Burgundaviaogra, I run it. You can select blank only01:35
sabdflpls discuss going ahead with this with mdz01:35
sabdflid like to change the dialog though01:35
ograBurgundavia, thats not what i'm looking for01:35
sabdflget rid of the "Welcome to $host"01:35
Burgundaviaogra, hmm01:35
seb128mdz: sure that's librsvg2-2, I've just apt-get install to update that and I get the issue01:35
sabdfland shrink it vertically01:35
mdzseb128: can we back it out?01:35
seb128sabdfl: k01:36
sabdflmoving the padlock down till its aligned next to the text/login01:36
seb128mdz: let's figure what is broken01:36
sabdflmpt: ack?01:36
ajmitch\sh: ok, but it still has the old version in the binary produced01:36
mdzI wonder why it didn't break for dholbach when he tested it before uploading01:36
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mjg59Ok. Is the plan to go with gnome-screensaver?01:36
seb128mdz: maybe he didn't restarted anything or maybe he uses an another theme01:37
Nafallomjg59: sounds like it :-)01:37
ogramjg59, sounds like 01:37
mjg59Right. I'll sort out acpi-support support later on.01:37
\shajmitch: php4-kadm5 01:37
mdzmjg59: leaning in that direction01:37
mjg59How often does stuff hit the archive?01:37
mdzmjg59: assuming there are no problems carrynig over our customizations01:37
mdzmjg59: 30 minutes01:37
mjg59Ok01:38
\shajmitch: this one I changed to phpapiver=$(shell php-config --phpapi)01:38
mjg59It would be nice if some hacks from xscreensaver could be brought across01:38
mjg59Ideally not the utterly insane ones01:39
mjg59(And not that bloody Matrix one that results in faces peering out of my screen at me)01:39
Nafallomjg59: they are, if you got xscreensaver installed.01:39
ogramjg59, all we shipped before :)01:39
ograNafallo, thats unclen, we need to spilt them out01:39
mjg59Nafallo: Having gnome-screensaver depend on xscreensaver would be... less than optimal01:39
ogramjg59, xscreensaver-data with the hacks we had enabled by default before should be right01:40
mjg59ogra: Yeah01:40
mjg59ogra: Though the Matrix one only became freaky and irritating post-Hoary, IIRC01:40
ajmitch\sh: php4-kadm5 had the phpapi depend hardcoded in debian/control01:40
ogramdz, i have a /apps/gnome-screensaver/mode gconf key, that can be set to blank-only :)01:41
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mjg59Argh why do people have hibernation issues that I can't reproduce on *identical hardware*?01:43
Burgundaviamjg59, ask them to reinstall and the first thing they do is hibernate01:44
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mjg59seb128: Did you grab that patch?01:45
cogumbreiroseb128: i've fixed all the bugs on serpentine! :) i'm happy01:45
seb128mjg59: nop, could you copy the URL again?01:46
seb128cogumbreiro: cool01:46
mjg59seb128: http://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/tmp/hibernate_key.diff01:47
seb128thanks01:48
sabdflcogumbreiro: good work01:49
cogumbreirothx sabdfl :)01:49
cogumbreiroDaniel Holbach talked with me about the bugs remaining on serpentine, does that mean that if I do a release (in a few minutes) it will make it in breezy?01:49
ogracogumbreiro, you should apply for membership ;) thats a major contribution01:49
cogumbreiromembership? ubuntu membership?01:50
ograsure01:50
cogumbreirocool! :)01:50
tsengiirc upstream maintainership != membership01:50
tsengnot to be a downer01:50
tsengjust the precedent01:51
ogratseng, iirc apply for != youre accepted already01:51
cogumbreiroi would also like to create some events envolving linux in my university, don't know if it would be a plus on the membership01:51
cogumbreiro(*membership proposal)01:51
ogracogumbreiro, vreate a wikipage about you that outlines who you are and what you have done for ubuntu...01:52
ogracreate even01:52
cogumbreiroogra: will do01:52
ogracogumbreiro, and add yourself here https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntumembers/+join and here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommunityCouncilAgenda and come to the next CommunityCouncil meeting :)01:53
cogumbreirocool :) thx alot ogra01:54
ogra;)01:54
ogracogumbreiro, would be nice to have you aboard :)01:54
ajmitchogra: why haven't you recruited him for MOTU as well? ;)01:55
bddebianYeah01:55
ograajmitch, step by step ;)01:55
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cogumbreirolol01:56
tsengbecause you wouldnt leave01:56
tseng:P01:56
bddebiantseng: Ohh, ouch.  That was a good one. :-)01:56
Nafallohaha01:56
=== ogra would love to see a ubuntu conference with tseng and bddebian sharing a room... *g*
tsenghah01:56
=== Burgundavia would rather not
tsengit would be fun.01:57
ograthats what i imagine :)01:57
cogumbreirolol01:57
tsengmaybe for dapper+101:57
tsengwe'll both be there01:58
ajmitchbddebian: I'm surprised you haven't gone to visit tseng yet :)01:58
tsengoh thats right01:58
ajmitchboth in PA?01:58
tsengyeah01:58
Nafallo:-)01:58
bddebianYou are in PA?01:58
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=== bddebian forgot that
tseng(sorry).01:59
=== ogra lols about tseng
Nafallohehe01:59
bddebianogra: Why, I have no problems with tseng  :-)01:59
ogra*grin* tseng anastacia hale01:59
ajmitchbbl, lunchtime02:00
Nafallowow! those bittorrentclients posted to the mailing-list seems stunning by the screenshoots02:04
Nafallosomething tells me we will switch client for dapper :-P02:04
ograNafallo, you mean avalanche ? 02:05
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Nafalloogra: well, I still consider freeloader to. let's make this a fair competition ;-).02:06
cogumbreiroNafallo: my opinion would be to fix the problems of gnome-bittorrent02:06
Nafallocogumbreiro: well, I haven't tried those two yet. I always found gnome-bittorrent not filling my demands on a good client though.02:07
ograNafallo, thats a competition that began before hoary.... 02:07
Nafalloogra: well, those two should be in universe early in the next cycle ;-)02:07
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ograNafallo, absolutely02:07
ograNafallo, if the transitions and fixing finishes early, we could look into getting them even in breezy...02:08
cogumbreirohaven't seen freeloader02:08
Nafalloogra: indeed02:09
\shogra: early?02:10
ogra\sh, i mean not arly in the morning ..02:10
ograearly even02:10
\shogra: u saw the "FIXME" list of bddebian?02:11
ogra\sh, thast bddebian's list... thats special ;)02:11
\shogra: bah02:11
ogra*g*02:11
Nafalloboth seems to be rather dead upstream looking at the release dates of their latest versions02:11
\shogra: and the rest of apt-get.org ;902:11
ograyup02:11
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seb128mdz: I've an idea on the SVG issue02:12
bddebian\sh: Nah, I changed them all to StephenHermann ;-P02:13
seb128cogumbreiro: around?02:13
\shbddebian: good..it's not me ;)02:13
mdzseb128: what is it?02:13
seb128mdz: a min, trying my change02:14
mptsabdfl: So you want a bit of love to gnome-screensaver's dialog? sure02:14
seb128mdz: gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders02:14
tsengdaniels: oh so i have my photos back02:15
seb128mdz: basically previous definition is 02:15
seb128""<?xml" "" 5002:15
seb128"<svg" "" 10002:15
seb128"<!DOCTYPE svg" "" 100"02:15
seb128mdz: the new version drop the <?xml option02:15
mjg59Ah.02:15
cogumbreiroseb128: yes02:15
seb128mdz: and /usr/share/icons/Human/scalable/apps/mozilla-firefox.svg by example start with <?xml02:15
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cogumbreiroseb128: trying to make the Muine plugin compilation an option in configure...02:16
seb128cogumbreiro: does serpentine manage translations now?02:16
cogumbreiroseb128: yes, and already has a PT translation02:16
seb128cogumbreiro: we want the new version! :)02:16
cogumbreiroseb128: ehehe cool :D02:16
ograyay02:17
mjg59jbailey: Ping?02:17
cogumbreiroseb128: just let me tame configure.ac :P02:17
cogumbreirowhen and where is the next ubuntu reunion?02:18
seb128cogumbreiro: /j #ubuntu-meeting and read the topic :)02:18
cogumbreirocool :)02:18
mjg59jbailey: Would it be possible to have a two-pass hotplug run on boot - once for internal storage devices, followed by a resume attempt, followed by the rest of the boot?02:18
\shcogumbreiro: wiki.ubuntu.com/Calendar 02:19
mjg59jbailey: In fact, it looks like that would be quite easy02:20
cogumbreiro\sh: thx :)02:21
ogracogumbreiro, if you want to go further and become a package maintainer, you should start hanging around in #ubuntu-motu ;)02:22
cogumbreirolol, so many channels :)02:26
ograyes, ubuntu has grown a lot ...02:26
seb128mdz: patched librsvg uploaded02:32
mdzseb128: fantastic, thanks02:36
seb128mdz: np02:36
seb128mdz: the issue is quite Ubuntu theme specific :)02:36
mdzseb128: we should test these changes with Ubuntu themes ;-)02:37
ograseb128, huh ? arent other themes not using svg artwork ?02:37
seb128mdz: they dropped the <?xml case but usually icon match <svg ....excepted than Ubuntu icon (ie: /usr/share/icons/Human/scalable/apps/mozilla-firefox.svg) have some lines on comment before it which breaks the detection02:37
mdzwhy did they make that change?  it doesn't sound like a bug fix02:37
seb128s/icon/icons/02:37
danielssabdfl: excellent02:39
seb128mdz: "make so that non-svg things don't get passed to us" according to the changelog02:40
danielsTreenaks: ... what of it?02:40
danielsTreenaks: oh, that.  yeah, the l-r-m changelog is a little midleading.02:40
danielsmisleading, also.02:40
danielstseng: cool02:40
seb128mdz: <?xml is generic xml, svg icons have to use <svg anyway, so they don't catch wrong files02:40
seb128mdz: maybe we should change the 100 chars for "<svg'" 200 rather than using "<?xml". I'll discuss that with them tomorrow, but the patch fixes the issue for the moment02:41
ograseb128, i doubt the people designing themes for gnome-look.org care for the header their svg app throws out... i know lots of svg pics that have the xml header02:44
seb128ogra: they have <svg too02:44
ograseb128, yes...02:44
seb128ogra: better to match on <svg than <?xml, so you don't get non-svg listed as svg02:45
ograhmm, true02:46
tsengoh02:46
tsenginstalling procmail would help if you forward all your mail to it02:46
tsengand wonder where its going02:46
ograheh02:47
ogratseng, oh, btw, did you sort out the n-m upload with elmo ?02:47
tsengogra: no ive not seen him02:47
tsengboth of us working alot during the day, i guess02:47
tsengNafallo: any chance you could try to sort it?02:48
tsengNafallo: since you touched it last :P02:48
ograhmm, ok, i'll care for it then, i'll try not to forget to ask him if i meet him next time..02:48
tsengok02:49
tsengthanks02:49
Nafallotseng: sure :-). I'll find him ASAP02:49
Nafalloor ogra, whichever :-)02:49
\shhmm..MOTUs never sleep ,-)02:50
bddebianDamn tootin' ;-)02:50
Nafallo\sh: I tried to :-P02:51
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Nafallo\sh: now I'm making a NEW package ;-)02:51
tseng`wtf sleep`02:51
Nafallohehe02:51
\shNafallo: I just saw that knoda isn't building cleanly so I fix this now 02:51
Nafallobtw, postgis should be multiverse. I've mailed elmo about that :-).02:52
Nafallolibpgjava resides there, and is a build-dep.02:52
\shgoing /quit02:52
ogra\sh, wow, short night for you ?02:54
\shhehe...crappy dsl02:55
Nafallohehe02:55
bddebianhehe02:55
seb128time to sleep here, 'night02:55
ogranight seb128 02:55
\shseb128: long ago ;)02:55
Nafallognight seb128 02:55
\shseb128: g'night...going as well..02:55
cogumbreirogood night seb128 :)02:56
ogranight \sh 02:56
ajmitch\sh: some of us have to sleep02:56
Nafallognight \sh :-)02:56
bddebianGnight \sh, rockin' as always :-)02:56
cogumbreiroman serpentine is not make dist'ing :(02:56
\shajmitch: u slept already ;)02:56
ajmitch\sh: yes02:57
\shajmitch: btw..all php4 stuff is ok now...02:57
ajmitch\sh: I can't work 23 & 1/2 hours a day on MOTU stuff like you :P02:57
ajmitchgood02:57
\shajmitch: what should I do with my free time?;)02:58
jbaileymjg59: Yes, easy enough.  I can do it for this upload, I think.02:58
ajmitch\sh: fix the universe02:58
jbaileymjg59: So we're clear that means that hiberation can only be resumed from local storage, not usb, firewire or nbd, then.02:59
\shajmitch: I will find the answer to 42...someday02:59
ogra\sh, 42 *is* the answer02:59
\shogra: the question of course ... u see I'm tired02:59
ogra:)03:00
ograyes, i know what you mean...03:00
ajmitch:)03:00
mjg59jbailey: For now, yeah03:00
mjg59jbailey: I have a patch, if you'd like it?03:01
\shhmmm03:01
\shok..that's for knoda...uploading and sleeping g'night gentlemen03:02
ajmitchnight \sh 03:02
\sh*yawn* and gone03:03
mjg59jbailey: http://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/tmp/initramfs.diff03:05
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jbaileymjg59: Sweet, thanks.03:09
mjg59jbailey: Probably wants the resume code to be a bit nicer, but still03:09
jbaileymjg59: Hmm.  Where did you delete the old resume code from?03:09
mjg59I didn't03:09
mjg59I thought I'd leave that up to you :)03:09
jbaileyOkay. =)03:10
jbaileyIt's just one file to delete I guess.03:10
mjg59Yeah03:10
jbaileyThis still leaves me with the ugly problem that I can't tell if the USB bus scan is finished.03:10
mjg59Yeah, though it's no worse than before...03:10
jbaileyI wonder if I should have some way that if the device isn't available to sleep 2, redo the udevstart and try again?03:11
mjg59One thing that has suddenly struct me, though03:11
wasabi_struct. haha03:11
mjg59If you load uhci-hcd first, then devices may end up bound to that03:11
mjg59When you actually want them to be bound to ehci-hcd03:11
mjg59I shouldn't IRC while I've got code in another window03:11
jbaileyDo I intentioanlly load them at all?  I thought I had all of that as autodetection based on PCI Id.03:11
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mjg59jbailey: Yeah. But you might hit uhci-hcd first03:12
mjg59I'm not sure what happens in that case03:12
jbaileyDo they coexist in the system, or serve the same devices?03:12
mjg59They coexist03:12
jbaileyJoy.03:12
jbaileyUmm.03:12
jbaileySo should I look for that and queue it?03:12
mjg59Possibly. Is the modprobe you have there sufficiently good to deal with a modprobe.d?03:13
mjg59If so, just add something that pre-loads ehci-hcd on uhci-hcd loads03:13
jbaileyIs ehci always present in uhci systems, or is that just cruft lying about in memory then?03:13
mjg59ehci is only present in USB 2 systems03:14
jbaileyIt's the regular system modprobe.  The one in busybox doesn't work on all of our archs.03:14
jbaileyWill it just fail to load then?03:14
mjg59It may appear with either uhci-hcd or ehci-hcd03:14
jbaileyMm, no.03:14
mjg59Nah, it'll probably load and hang around03:14
jbaileyIt'll be just useless.03:14
mjg59Check the use count afterwards and unload it if it's 0?03:14
jbaileyBut I guess better than having all your USB2 devices pretending their 1.103:14
mjg59Hm. No, that doesn't actually work03:14
mjg59jbailey: It's fine for devices that are plugged in after boot, but there's a small race there on boot03:15
mjg59It's actually biting me on resume at the moment - uhci-hcd tends to get loaded first, so devices end up wrongly bound03:15
jbaileyOh, hmm.03:15
jbaileyLemme chew on this, Angie's calling me.03:15
jbaileyI'll try to have a solution for tomorrow for you.03:16
mjg59Ok - see you03:16
mjg59Rock03:16
bur[n] eranyone familiar with what would be prompting me for evolution usernames and passwords when I right click the gnome-panel and click properties??03:21
tsengdaniels: so dude03:21
bur[n] erdoh... thought I was in #ubuntu :\ sorry ;)03:21
tsengdaniels: according to http://www.gnome.org/~lcolitti/gnome-startup/analysis/03:22
tsengdaniels: having a font server configured but not available causes an extra 5 seconds in X start time03:22
tsengdaniels: due to paging the server over and over03:22
danielseheh, nice03:22
tsengany reason to have it in the default config?03:23
danielsxorg (6.8.2-66) breezy; urgency=low03:23
daniels  * Disable font server in dexconf for mad startup time victory.03:23
daniels -- Daniel Stone <daniel.stone@ubuntu.com>  Fri, 16 Sep 2005 11:25:05 +100003:23
tsengoh03:23
tsengyou are elite03:23
tsengand a day ahead of me03:23
tsengin more ways than one03:24
bob2TOO SLOW, tseng 03:24
ajmitchbob2: like you can talk :)03:24
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bob2ajmitch: you guys only have an hour on us03:24
ajmitch203:24
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jdubdaniels: http://lists.slug.org.au/archives/slug/2005/09/msg00208.html04:24
danielsjdub: he's using the binary driver04:26
danielsjdub: so watch how little I care04:26
jdubnot sure that's the most useful response04:27
jdubis the hoary binary driver known to not work very well on amd64?04:27
danielsit's known to have rendering issues, yes04:28
danielsso is the one from brezy, actually04:28
danielsand the one from warty did too04:28
jdubon amd64 specifically?04:28
danielson all architectures04:28
danielsit's more a varies-by-card than varies-by-arch thing04:29
jdubso if i suggest that he try nv, that will work more reliably?04:29
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danielsjdub: probably, but not guaranteed04:37
danielsjdub: some cards just have weird-shit flaws that need to be specifically worked around04:37
lamontelmo: postgis is being annoying04:41
elmolamont: ?04:41
lamontrepetitive give-back04:41
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lamontE: Couldn't find package libpgjava04:42
lamontlet me guess: libpgjava is multiverse?04:42
elmoyes04:43
elmowhy has this suddenly come up04:43
lamontbecause I finally looked at p.u.c/~lamont/byDate/today.html04:43
elmoand why's it in main in sid04:44
elmolibpgjava's in main in sid, I'm going to promote it to universe04:45
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lamontelmo: danke04:48
elmolamont: can you have a look at where dict-gcide went?04:48
elmosigh, we have uninstallables again04:50
wasabi_*sigh* evms stil nicely crashes.04:50
wasabi_and lvm is still weirded out04:50
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wasabi_Watch out.04:53
wasabi_If I use EVMS to add a new pv to a LVM...04:53
wasabi_it seg faults.04:53
wasabi_and leaves teh vg in a inconsistant state.04:53
wasabi_Now I'm stuck with 500GBs of broken data, again.04:53
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jsgotangcoj #ubuntu-motu04:58
jsgotangcomorning guys05:00
ajmitchhi05:01
Burgundaviajdub, any chance I can get my hands on one of the MS OEM packs? I am interested in helping build something similar for Ubuntu05:05
Burgundaviajdub, nev mind, jsgotangco has got one05:05
jsgotangcoi actually got inquiries during LWC about it05:06
gabaugis there a tutorial on how to take an existing ubuntu pkg and upgrade it (for one's own purpose) to a newer version of the software it's packaging?05:06
Burgundaviagabaug, best to ask taht in #ubuntu-motuy05:07
Burgundaviagabaug, best to ask taht in #ubuntu-motu05:07
bob2hint: uupdate and careful testing05:08
lamontelmo: old .upload file... most strange05:22
lamontdict-gcide inbound05:22
elmogrr05:22
mdzjbailey: does initramfs-tools call depmod after each module it adds?05:23
mdzno wonder it takes ages05:23
jdubeek!05:25
jdubmdz: you using evms at home?05:25
mdzjdub: yes05:25
jdubmdz: for a basic raid1 root system, would you recommend segments for /boot, / (md region) and swap?05:27
jdubthe evms faq is all about "this answer coming soon!"05:27
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mdzjdub: straight segments, as opposed to volumes?05:28
mdzI make everything volumes, myself05:28
jbaileymdz: Eh?  No, it should do it once at the beginning of load_modules.05:29
mdzjbailey: it also does it in every manual_add_modules05:29
jdubmdz: hrm, so i don't need to make a /boot segment to boot from?05:29
mdzI am upgrading my router to breezy (i486) and was watching depmod run again and again in top05:29
jdubor does that just not matter given our initramfs?05:30
mdzjdub: as long as grub can load the initramfs, everything from there should be cake05:30
mdzso grub needs to understand /boot05:30
mdzbeyond that, go nuts05:30
jdubmmm, so this is why i am thinking that i need a boring /boot partition :-)05:30
jbaileyOh hmm.05:30
jbaileyAnd nothing appears to use the result of that depmod either...05:31
mdzjdub: surely grub can grok raid105:31
jdubhmm, but i can make swap a volume05:31
mdzand root05:32
jbaileymdz: I'll try removing that depmod for my tests tomorrow morning.  That would be a lovely svings. =)05:32
jdubgrub still doesn't do raid105:32
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Lathiator is it lilo *thinks*05:32
Lathiatno reason it shouldnt do raid1 ?05:33
jbaileylilo definetly does.05:33
Lathiatits not like its hard05:33
jdublilo does, with grub you have to fake it (ie. you're not booting from raid1, you're booting from one of the mirrors)05:33
jbaileyI think it's just an extra MD header, so it ought to be fine on /boot raid1.05:33
jbaileygrub-install I don't think will automatically install itself on two drives.05:33
mdzjdub: that's better than having a non-redundant /boot05:34
jdubyes05:34
mdzyou can install grub twice, once to each disk, each pointing to the corresponding /boot05:34
danielsfabbione: also, I guess that fglrx-control and xorg-driver-fglrx now conflict, unless you checked and fixed that one.05:35
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jdubargh!05:45
jdubsegfault :-)05:45
mdzjbailey: why does initramfs-tools depend on lvm2 and mdadm, rather than just using them if present?05:52
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jdubhrm, seems to be surviving better when i save as i go05:54
jdubdaniels: !!! (re xfs in fontpaths)05:59
danielsjdub: good or bad?06:00
jdubgood06:00
danielsyes06:00
danielsalthough we still have a big hardware delay06:00
danielsi know this because my config only had one font path in it, which was local06:00
danielsand there was only one actual font installed in that path06:01
jdubheh, fixed?06:01
danielsfixed, with cursor aliased to same06:01
danielsi'd kill for proper modesetting on i8xx06:02
danielsbut alas, it is not to be06:02
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cogumbreirohmmm, guys I've just released a new serpentine version. I want to mark the bugs in ubuntu, do I leave them open and add a comment, mark them with UPSTREAM or mark them with PENDINGUPLOAD?06:06
danielsjust comment on the bugs that they're fixed in the new upstream version, don't touch the status06:07
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cogumbreirodaniels: kk06:09
fabbionemorning06:11
fabbionedaniels: sorry i have only one "also, I guess that fglrx-control and xorg-driver-fglrx now conflict, unless you checked and fixed that one."06:11
fabbionei don't have anything else in the backlog06:11
danielsfabbione: that was it06:13
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fabbionedaniels: no i didn't check.. why should they conflict?06:15
danielsat a guess, fireglcontrol being in both06:16
fabbionedaniels: hmmm crap ok06:18
fabbionexorg-driver-fglrx:06:19
fabbione  Depends: lib32gcc1 (>=1:4.0.1) but 4.0.1-4ubuntu6 will be installed06:19
fabbioneMEEEE06:19
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danielsjust have a look with dpkg-deb06:19
fabbionedaniels: yeah i am looking at it06:20
fabbionethat's on amd64 06:20
fabbionei think we just hitted that shlib thing Mithrandir was mentioning06:21
jdubjbailey: still about?06:22
jdubjbailey: n/m06:31
fabbionedaniels: do we still need to ship fglrx-control at all?06:32
danielsfabbione: yes06:33
fabbionewhy?06:33
fabbionethe 2 binaries land even in different directory06:33
fabbioneand one is called fireglcontrol and the other fireglcontrolpanle06:34
fabbionethere is no overlap that i can see06:34
danielsokay06:39
fabbionedaniels: should i also do the /usr/X11R6/bin -> /usr/bin transition for fglrx-control?06:40
fabbioneor are you happy as it is?06:40
danielsshould be transitioned, yes06:41
fabbioneok06:41
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fabbionedaniels: how would you feel if we update the nvidia driver to 7676 ?06:48
fabbionedaniels: did you hear any horror story about it?06:48
danielsi haven't heard anything good or bad, but 7667 seems to be pretty stable, so I didn't bother making the update myself06:50
danielsonly reason I updated to 8.16 was because .14 was totally stuffed on laptops, DVI, and newer chips06:50
fabbionemake sense06:50
cogumbreirognight all06:56
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fabbionedaniels: #15533 is either gcc-4.0 or dhshlibs faults07:10
fabbionebecause all libgcc* is epoched.. lib32gcc1 isn't07:10
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fabbionehey mdz07:11
mdzhi07:12
mdzjust finished upgrading my router to breezy07:12
fabbionemdz: i just ordered the new pieces for my workstation. I will be back 200% during this week.. hopefully...07:14
fabbioneworking in this small env is sort of limiting07:14
mdzfabbione: what happened to your workstation?07:14
fabbioneburned07:15
mdzby fire?07:15
fabbioneno, my best guess is that the temperature sensor on the chipset is deteriorated into junk, since the machine randomically shutdown with no predicatble enviroment07:16
fabbioneand at random times07:16
fabbionemdz: the positive side is that i will get an amd6407:16
fabbioneand hopefully within the next 2 weeks a ppc07:17
fabbioneso i can cover all 3 arches :)07:17
mdzfun07:17
fabbionemdz: it took me 3 days of hw testing.. it's not fun.. trust me07:18
fabbionespecially when you have almost a tera of data connected to it07:18
bob2hah07:19
bob2you have entirely too much porn07:19
fabbionebob2: not really..07:19
fabbionei moved all of it on DVD :P07:19
fabbionehumpf...07:20
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fabbioneGO GCC-4.0! it's your BIRTHDAY07:27
fabbionedaniels: #15533 -> gcc4.007:27
fabbionefor once i was sure i didn't do anything dumb07:27
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dokomorning07:31
fabbionedoko: fix #15533. kthxbye07:33
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sabdflmornign all08:03
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sabdfldoko: could you fix gcc to say (Ubuntu  4.0.1-4ubuntu6) please? rather than (Debian...)08:03
dokowhich one, gcc-4.0, or all (gcc-4.0, gcc-3.4, gcc-3.3)?08:04
dokosabdfl: ^^^08:05
sabdflall of them please08:05
dokosabdfl: fixing all of these for breezy will kill fabbione's buildd for a week08:06
sabdflbest it be this week, then08:06
sabdflplease also fix similar issues in other packages08:07
sabdflno gratuitous branding, or if branding is needed, Ubuntu08:07
dokoyes, upstream asks for this kind of branding for patched versions08:08
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pittiHi08:08
sabdfldoko: that's fine - but then it should read Ubntu08:09
sabdflerk08:09
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sabdflUbuntu08:10
sabdflotherwise, keep it neutral - no distro name08:10
fabbionedoko: don't worry about sparc...08:10
fabbionedoko: it will manage..08:10
fabbionehey sabdfl 08:10
sabdflmornin fabbione08:11
fabbionedoko: just do it right away please08:11
danielsmdz: permission to upload xresprobe with the patch in debian #328551?08:14
danielsmdz: it's correct, and just gave me one of those 'oh, shit' moments08:14
Kalozre08:16
Kalozfabbione: will you have an intaller for breezy? :)08:16
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fabbioneKaloz: i truely hope so08:18
fabbionethere is a major issue with klibc atm08:19
fabbionebut the hoary installer and upgrade to breezy should work08:19
fabbionemodule one line in a config file to use initrd instead of initramfs08:19
Kalozi hope finaly i get time to do that nubuntu thing for drake at last08:19
Kalozokay, thanks :)08:20
fabbioneKaloz: no problem.08:20
dokofabbione, lamon, infinity: please skip gcc-4.0_4.0.1-4ubuntu7, just proceed with gcc-4.0_4.0.1-4ubuntu808:21
dokolamont: ^^^08:21
jdubdaniels: someone else provided a helpful answer to that question i pointed to earlier - check out the whole thread08:21
jdubhttp://lists.slug.org.au/archives/slug/2005/09/msg00208.html08:21
fabbionedoko: ok thanks08:22
danielsdoko: it doesn't matter for our buildds08:22
fabbionedoko: did you also fix that lib32gcc1 problem?08:22
sabdflfabbione: can we detect that one-liner and make it automatic?08:22
fabbionesabdfl: for sparc?08:22
sabdflfor everybody08:22
danielsjdub: nvagp -> completely the wrong solution08:22
danielssabdfl: if you're talking about the nvidia thing jdub posted, no08:22
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danielssabdfl: it sort of works for a random subset of people, breaks horribly for others (including previously working systems)08:23
fabbionesabdfl: sorry.. i am lost.. what one liner are you referring to?08:23
sabdfldaniels: no, talkin about the issue where hoary systems don't upgrade properly because of a one-liner in some config file, choice wemade ages ago that's biting now08:24
jdubdaniels: given the mess we're already in, surely "working" is better than "correct", right?08:24
danielssabdfl: oh, okay, sorry08:24
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fabbionesabdfl: there is no need for other arches. it's a sparc specific problem that i hope to address before release08:24
danielsjdub: 'working for one dude who complained on slug and possibly breaking it in indeterminate ways for everyone else who has it working' vs 'correct, supported by upstream, may break for one person on the slug lists'08:24
jdubdaniels: well, two. plus, it's been grumbled about elsewhere.08:25
fabbionesabdfl: basically klibc that lands in the initramfs builds only in 64bit mode but busybox used to execute the stuff is 32bit. the mistmatch makes baby jesus cry08:25
danielsjdub: in general, no.  this close to release, absolutely not.  i mean, fabbione's the l-r-m maintainer these days, so you can convince him if you like it, but no way would I ever do that.08:25
sabdfldaniels: pot. kettle. black.08:25
danielssabdfl: hey, I'm happy taking risks on things I can evaluate and measure.  this I can't.08:26
sivangMorning all!08:26
Burgundaviadaniels, I see this bug https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14071 ONLY when not connected to a monitor/projector. Is it the same issue. i915 graphics08:27
dokofabbione: -> changes08:28
danielsBurgundavia: not with i915, no08:29
Burgundaviadaniels, should I file a new bug about that?08:29
fabbionedoko: thanks08:29
fabbioneso the shlib is the same as before..08:30
sivangdaniels:discussing specific l-r-m bug?08:30
fabbione= i don't need to rebuild the package08:30
danielssivang: yeah08:30
danielsBurgundavia: not really, we already have a 'should know how to program modes properly' bug, but short of intel becoming slightly less schitzophrenic, there's not much we can do about it, as that's your video BIOS doing the mode switching for us.08:30
Burgundaviadaniels, ok08:31
sivangdaniels: what's the # ?08:31
danielssivang: not on bz08:31
dokofabbion: yes08:31
fabbionedoko: oky08:31
fabbionehmmm one of the last security patches did break the kernel on sparc... FUN...08:32
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fabbionesabdfl: did you test the new fglrx driver?08:32
fabbionesabdfl: and how is it going with the new kernel?08:33
sabdflfabbione: perfect08:33
sabdflwell, not the new kernel08:33
sabdfli'm still running the one you gave me08:33
sabdfland fglrx justworked perfectly08:34
fabbionesabdfl: they have the same fixes...08:34
fabbionesabdfl: ok great08:34
sabdfland survived a long night of gl screensavers08:34
sabdflso far, so great08:34
fabbionethe kernel i gave to you was the one in our repo08:34
fabbionei only builded it for you08:34
sabdflnow i'm going to run baz merge all day on it, at the same time as the screensavers08:34
fabbionekudos and such should go to ben ;)08:34
sabdflthen we will know08:34
sabdflthanks BenC08:34
fabbioneok i will close the fglrx bug than..08:35
fabbione3 success reports are enough :)08:35
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tepsipakkiare apu-{server|client} packages available somewhere?08:38
tepsipakkiapu = auto-pkg-update08:39
tepsipakkii'd like to try them08:39
sivangfabbione:will this be suported out of the box without manual intervention? or already is? (re:fglrx)08:41
fabbionesivang: i am not following you..08:41
fabbionewhat should be supported out of the box?08:42
sivangfabbione: sorry, my bad, never mind08:43
fabbioneuh ok :)08:45
lifelessfabbione: are there known issues with hibernate ?08:46
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fabbionelifeless: mostlikely..08:46
fabbionelifeless: just check bugzilla for component linux08:46
lifelessok08:46
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fabbionehey pitti09:10
pittiHi fabbione, just debugging hibernation09:10
fabbionepitti: did you notice that the last pmount is FTBFS?09:10
pittifabbione: oops, no? will look at it, thanks09:10
fabbioneno problem09:10
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fabbionemdz: can you please make me the owner of lrm & co on bugzilla?09:11
fabbionemdz: thanks09:11
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pittiKamion: can you do syncs from Debian?09:17
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pittimvo: did you see liveless' scary upgrade report? any idea how to mitigate this?09:40
mvopitti: the one that "auto-upgrade" from the cd wanted to remove so many packages?09:41
ivoksdaniels: ping09:41
pittimvo: yes09:42
pittimvo: that might be because the CD contained a new libc or whatever, and the other installed programs had no new version on the CD?09:42
fabbionehuuhuh09:42
fabbionenow..09:42
pittifabbione: BOOOOH!09:43
mvopitti: yes09:43
pittimvo: however, ISTR that I did CD-based upgrades, they always went fine09:43
fabbionemdz: i did track down the hplip failure on sparc. that check fails because my chroots are clean.09:43
mvopitti: it can only be solved by adding the needed entries in the sources.list09:43
fabbionemdz: the check is wrong anyhow...09:43
danielsivoks: pong-ish09:43
mvopitti: I guess you upgraded a system with little additional packages? i.e. a test-system?09:43
ivoksdaniels: i wanted to ask you will you include that hr symbols in breezy that i posted on #1466709:45
danielsivoks: if it's just adding the alt variant, then yeah09:46
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ivoksdaniels: yes, nothing else09:47
danielsivoks: 'kay09:47
ivoksdaniels: thanks09:47
danielsnp09:47
jdubjbailey, mdz: ping (re: evms root and initramfs)09:49
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pittimvo: actually I upgraded my laptop (productive system)09:51
pittimvo: well, however, I upgraded it every week or so with the newest CDs09:52
mvopitti: interessting. I don't have a non-test/non-breezy system at hand but 416 libs is really scary. I'll followup asking for details09:52
Mithrandirhow long are we going to wait for feedback from bug reporters?  Currently, we have bugs which are a few months old with no response which means that it's impossible to triage.09:52
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sabdflMithrandir: close them if they are more than 3 months with no response09:54
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sabdflunless they are obviously confirmed and understood09:54
Mithrandirsabdfl: ok.   What resolution should be used?09:57
jdubINVALID?09:57
Mithrandirit might not be invalid, though09:58
sabdflMithrandir: we should have something specifically for this case, shouldn't we09:58
MithrandirI would think so, yes.09:58
jdubmmm, and it might not be NOTABUG09:58
Mithrandirjdub: I'm not sure what the difference between invalid and notabug is, really.09:58
Mithrandirsabdfl: nosubmitterresponse or something like that.09:58
Mithrandirsubmitterfallenoffplanetearth09:59
sabdflGONESILENT09:59
sabdflhey!09:59
Mithrandir;-)09:59
ivoks:)09:59
Mithrandirwe can change that code once we get our first bug from the ISS.09:59
fabbionehey Mithrandir 09:59
fabbionelol09:59
jdubgnome uses INCOMPLETE for this09:59
Mithrandirjdub: incomplete or gonesilent sounds good to me10:00
ivoksgnoesilent is much cooler :)10:01
ivoksgone, even :)10:01
dokoMithrandir: just s/from/to/ :)10:02
dokoMithrandir: just s/off/to/ :)10:02
Mithrandirdoko :-)10:04
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dokoMithrandir: please look at ubuntu-users (Re: Openoffice fails to start). I thought that was fixed in l-r-m, or this a problem in an older l-r-m as well?10:12
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Mithrandirdoko: you need to give me an URL; u-u is too busy, so I'm not on the list10:17
dokohttp://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2005-September/048942.html, http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2005-September/049040.html10:18
Mithrandirdoko: those seems to be two different issues?  The ia32-libs thing is something I don't know what's up with; it might be that daniels or fabio broke it with the last upload10:21
Mithrandirdoko: I'm doing ooo2-amd64 and ooo-amd64 now, I can look at lrm afterwards10:21
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dokoMithrandir: ok, just did remember that you did a similiar fix10:22
Mithrandirdoko: yes, I did, and it might have gotten lost.10:23
Kamionpitti: technically yes, but I don't normally (indeed, I never have)10:24
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dokohmm, what are our suggested minimum hardware requirements for breezy? do we have these documented somewhere?10:28
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pefhi10:39
j^why are removable ide media in group plugdev but /dev/raw1394(used to capture DV, but can also be used to access firewire disks) in group disk?10:40
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pittij^: because nobody complained about this so far10:43
pittij^: however, firewire disks should have a separate /dev/sd* node10:44
j^pitti i did and was told its a security risk10:44
j^now usb disk are a security risk too10:44
pittihm?10:44
j^pitti i need raw1394 for my DV camcorder10:44
j^and i do not like running kino as root10:44
j^right now the default user can not use kino10:44
j^one has to add it to disk or change permissions of raw139410:45
pittij^: please never add an user to disk10:45
j^pitti please change the raw1394 to plugdev 10:45
pittij^: instead, in /etc/udev/permissions.rules, change KERNEL=="raw1394",      GROUP="disk"   to plugdev10:45
pittij^: however, I'm still confused why you want the raw device10:46
pittij^: why not use /dev/video1394 /dev/dv1394?10:46
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j^pitti because raw1394 is the most stable and current way to use DV10:46
pittij^: and video and dv are not working?10:47
j^gstreamer, kino and dvgrab all use raw139410:47
pittij^: what are the current permissions of raw1394, are they ok? i. e. readable and writable for group?10:47
j^kino also has legacy support for /dev/video139410:48
j^pitti right now /dev/raw1394 is crw-rw----10:49
j^root disk10:49
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pittij^: ok, that's fine10:50
j^but since raw1394 is used to access iso dv streams on the ieee1394 bus one needs read/write access10:50
j^pitti group disk is not fine10:50
pittij^: hm, why is video1394 "legacy"?10:50
pittij^: I mean the permissions are fine, not the group10:50
j^pitti yeah permissions are ok10:51
j^let me check if i can fine the statement on linux1394.org...10:51
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j^pitti anyway gstreamer only supports raw1394 afaik10:52
pittigrumpf10:54
pittithat's dumb - the purpose of video1394 is to use it...10:55
seb128where is dholbach?10:55
j^pitti if linux1394.org would be up i could point you to the statement that its should not be used10:58
pittij^: ok, please file a bug for now; if you have some documenting URLs, they should be added to the bug11:00
pittij^: but right, we shuold get this working11:00
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pittij^: the only problem is that this would allow any plugdev user to circumvent device permissions on storage devices, that's why I don't like it11:01
seb128I hate printing11:01
seb128that never works11:01
Lathiatdaniels: mad startup time victory?11:02
j^pitti but it was just changed that this is possible for plugable ide devices11:02
danielsLathiat: ~5sec11:03
Lathiatdaniels: wow11:04
pittij^: nope, plugdev users can only read the raw device, not write it11:10
j^pitti which would be a start for raw1394 too11:12
pittij^: so read-only access would be enough?11:13
pittisomehow I doubt that, you need to send commands etc.11:13
mvois it known that openoffice1 on amd64 does not run (without changing ~/.sversionrc)?11:13
j^pitti never tried, but since you can controll the camcorder you send commands i guess11:13
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hungerfabbione: Are you sure the /dev/input/mice issue is udev-related?11:14
hungerfabbione: I see it almost always when using the ubuntu 2.6.12 kernel and never when using a custom 2.6.13.11:14
hungerj^: NM is not that bad on a one-user laptop:-)11:14
seb128k, who broke cups11:15
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j^hunger you have a two-user laptop? do you have a pic of two users using one latop at a time?11:15
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pittiseb128: what breaks exactly?11:15
fabbionehunger: i am pretty sure...11:15
hungerj^: Well, a laptop that is only ever used by one admin-kind of person (aka. me;-)11:15
mdkeKamion, is there any more information you need on #15513, I'm going to try to partition manually today11:15
fabbionebecause i workaround it here modprobing the mouse before hotplug11:16
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bob2is NM going to be fixed for breezy?11:16
hungerfabbione: I am just wondering... The problem went away when I upgraded to my custom 2.6.13 kernel... and now that I am using the kernel you put up on your site I have it again.11:16
Lathiatj^: i saw a nifty laptop with two screens and one woudl commonly become n onscreen keyboard (obviously it was touch sensitive)11:17
j^bob2 http://bootlab.org/~j/NetworkManager-breezy/ fixes NM for breezy11:17
bob2j^: yeah, I know, but will it actually be in breezy?11:17
hungerbob2: It works well.11:18
Lathiatj^++11:18
bob2yes, I'm using it11:18
bob2but personal site != being in breezy11:18
hungerbob2: From what I read several people were trying to upload it.11:18
bob2surely just one person could test it and then upload it?11:18
Nafallobob2: did11:19
bob2Nafallo: you've uploaded j^'s fixed version? great!11:19
Kamionmdke: don't think so, thanks11:19
mdkecool11:20
Nafallobob2, j^: accepted :-)11:20
LathiatNafallo: oh, rock!11:20
elbij^: any difference between nm currently in breezy and your packages?11:21
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Lathiatelbi: yeh, "it actually works" ;)11:21
opi_/m nickserv identify amiga.com.pl11:21
opi_sfck11:21
KamionNafallo: just a note, when uploading something that's multiple versions newer than the current version in the archive, use the -v switch to dpkg-buildpackage (or debuild) to make sure that breezy-changes gets a full record of the changes11:21
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Kamionso 'debuild -S -v0.4.1+cvs20050618-3build1'11:22
elbiLathiat: maybe i should give his packages a try then :)11:23
Kamionelbi: wait ~20 minutes, upgrade breezy11:23
NafalloKamion: ah, thanx :-)11:23
Kamionelbi: (er, no, sorry, ~50 minutes to allow time for binaries to build)11:24
Lathiatfabbione: ping11:24
fabbioneLathiat: pong11:24
Lathiatfabbione: did that sata change go into the new kernel?11:24
fabbioneyes11:25
=== Lathiat couldn't see a specific reference in the changelog
Lathiatok cool11:25
fabbioneit's the first entry in the changelog11:25
elbiKamion: oh, just wondering why bind9 is a dependency11:25
fabbioneiirc11:25
Lathiatit is? hrm maybe i skipped over it ;p11:25
elbiKamion: i'm using a danish mirror, maybe we should say a couple of hours :)11:26
bob2one day I'd like to invent a pastry treat called the "australian"11:26
Lathiathmm i wouldnt think so but nevertheless if its in im happy11:26
mdzfabbione: you now have editcomponents privileges11:26
Lathiatbob2: does it involve mince and tomato sauce ?11:27
mdzfabbione: set up the component ownership as you wish11:27
bob2Lathiat: and quokkas11:27
Lathiatbob2: heh11:27
seb128mdz: is that ok to update to the new serpentine version?11:27
mdzdaniels: #328551 OK11:27
seb128mdz: the new version can be translated which is a big advantage over the current one11:28
mdzseb128: how do you feel about it?11:28
Kamionelbi: if it's da.archive.ubuntu.com, that's the same as archive.ubuntu.com11:28
elbiKamion: oh, i didn't know the mail resp. was located in denmark :)11:29
Kamionit's not11:29
elbierr, mail = main11:29
seb128mdz: I'll play with it before, but I've spoken with upstream and that should ok. The new version is mainly bugs fixing11:29
Kamion*.archive.ubuntu.com == archive.ubuntu.com unless we have (and have got round to recording) a better option11:30
elbiKamion: why not point the record to one of the danish mirrors?11:30
mdzseb128: ok, let's do it11:31
bob2what's jdong's nick?11:31
Nafallobob2: jdong11:31
seb128mdz: thanks11:31
sabdflseb128: i will make a list of screensavers, is it ok to get that to you around Sep 25?11:32
elbij^: why is bind9 a nm dependency?11:32
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sabdflso we can split them into -data and -extra-data11:32
bob2elbi: because it runs a local caching nameserver11:32
elbibob2: yes, but why make such thing a dependency?11:33
\shmorning gentlemen *yawn*11:33
j^elbi NM provides a local dns resolver that can use diffrent dns servers for diffrent names, provided by vpn connections, bind9 provides this11:33
bob2elbi: because it needs it? lots of thigns have broken nameserver caching, e.g. mozilla11:33
Mithrandirwe should just fix libc instead.11:33
Kamionelbi: mail james.troup@ubuntu.com11:33
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Kamionmdz: ok to merge mkvmlinuz 14 for #15570? I've eyeballed the patch, looks fine11:34
j^Mithrandir you can provide diffrent ns per namespace in libc?11:34
bob2Nafallo: who are bug reports about backport things supposed to go to?11:35
Mithrandirj^: most apps just use the resolver functions in libc, and libc should recheck resolv.conf11:35
elbij^: oh, neat11:35
mdzKamion: yep11:35
LathiatMithrandir: thats a separate issue11:35
bob2Nafallo: e.g. the fact you're breaching the license of various bits of software?11:35
LathiatMithrandir: j^ is talking about say, sending *.murdoch.edu.au to 134.115.1.1 and * to 45.11.23.111:35
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Nafallobob2: dunno. ask Mez.11:35
elbiKamion: ok, let me ask the mirror host first, thanks11:36
Nafallobob2: or rather... what backports are we talking about?11:36
bob2http://acm.cs.umn.edu/ubp/hoary-extras/restricted/binary-i386/, for reference11:36
MithrandirLathiat: uh, that's crack. :-)11:36
LathiatMithrandir: no it snot11:36
bob2Nafallo: hoary-extras contains all sorts of stuff you do not have permission to distribute11:36
LathiatMithrandir: it makes perfect sense on vpns and things11:36
bob2Nafallo: e.g. realplayer, java, acrobat11:36
Nafallobob2: jdong I guess. that's non-official stuff.11:36
crispinmjg59: bug 12498; that was uploaded wasn't it ? (it is still marked as PENDINGUPLOAD)11:36
Nafallobob2: don't forget w32codecs :-P11:36
MithrandirLathiat: then just ask your VPN NS for everything, or you could fix libc to handle that case too, yes.11:37
LathiatMithrandir: vpn ns isnt always usefull in that regard, and "fix11:37
Lathiating it is a bit tricky11:37
bob2Nafallo: that's whack11:37
Lathiataltho i agree that using bind9 is a bit crack in its own right11:38
bob2Nafallo: and really really unfair on your mirrors11:38
\shbob2: mez can help u as well11:38
bob2\sh: he's not here11:38
Nafallobob2: sure, but like I said. that's not archive.ubuntu.com's hoary-backports.11:38
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MithrandirLathiat: I think it's wrong to bring in a nameserver because you want your resolver to behave differently.11:38
bob2and the last time I brought this up, apparently you all forgot you were breaking the law11:38
bob2Nafallo: right11:38
MithrandirLathiat: it's an instance of the all-too-common "let's another layer of indirection instead of fixing the problem".11:39
bob2Nafallo: I can tell that because elmo hasn't dug a shallow grave for you yet ;)11:39
\shbob2: Mez is the Backports SPoC11:39
Nafallobob2: well... it's not _us_ that have that repo.11:39
LathiatMithrandir: its for 2 reasons, both make sense, not necesarily the best solution, and if we start modifying the /etc/resolv.conf format it could break apps etc, but yes your right11:39
seb128_sorry, dsl IP change11:39
seb128_sabdfl: you want to split them to 2 packages, the default ones and the extra ones?11:39
seb128_mdz: any opinion on #14763 ? The new comment state that the issue is due to boot order11:39
Nafallobob2: why would he do that for me? I have never even touched a backport of any kind.11:39
bob2Nafallo: oh, ok11:40
bob2Nafallo: sorry, my mistake :)11:40
sabdflseb128_: yes please11:41
sabdfland only install the default ones11:41
sabdfli think that's like bug #5 in bugzilla, or something11:41
seb128_sabdfl: k, no problem, just let me know the list of defaults when you have it11:41
sabdfli'll work through them all again on the plane tonight and make the list11:42
seb128_k11:42
sabdflthere are some nice new ones11:42
sabdflwhich packages should i install to make sure i have ALL the hacks, to select from?11:42
mdzseb128_: not entirely surprising; most of the world starts at S2011:42
mdzseb128_: where does slapd start?11:44
mdzseb128_: his comment about usplash doesn't make much sense; hotplug runs _way_ before that11:44
sabdflmdz: breezy is looking awesome.11:45
sabdfli rebooted last night and thought "usplash is stunning"11:45
sabdflkudos to the artwork guy behind that one11:46
mdzusplash is teh rox11:46
Mithrandirsabdfl: we should add a thin border to the progress bar, though11:46
Mithrandirso you can see how far it'll progress11:46
Lathiatand if those fonts could be a little less ugly..11:46
sabdfl+1 Mithrandir11:46
Lathiatperhaps not bold as it appears to be11:46
mdzsabdfl: artwork came via mjg59 from "someone who can draw"11:46
sabdflcan we make the fonts disappear unless you press a key?11:46
seb128_mdz: S19slapd11:47
sabdflmjg59: please send thanks, praise, & kisses if appropriate11:47
=== Lathiat likes having the progress
mdzsabdfl: hide the progress messages? yes, but as to whether it's a good idea...11:47
sabdflpressing a key makes them appear?11:47
pittiHi mdz 11:47
mdzusplash is currently entirely non-interactive11:47
fabbionesabdfl: messages are good...11:47
mdzand we like it that way, for the sake of simplicity11:47
sabdflok11:47
fabbionesabdfl: can we keep them at least for breezy?11:47
pittimdz: it just got into my mind that we never dropped mozilla from supported, although we agreed on it. Can I unseed it?11:48
sabdflfabbione: sure, i've already shelved the battle plans ;-)11:48
mdzpitti: yes11:48
fabbionesabdfl: :)11:48
mdzfabbione: is there an upstream kernel release which is known to build correctly with gcc 4.x?11:49
seb128_fabbione: the inotify bug is plain inotify issue11:49
=== \sh is listening the #14967 wakeup call
jdubMithrandir, sabdfl: yes, there is a progress bar border on its way11:50
jdubsabdfl: i'll pass on your regards to cliff11:51
Mithrandirjdub: it's a < 10 line patch to usplash.11:51
sabdfljdub: warmest regards?11:51
=== Nafallo always figured the progressbar was sized to the logo :-)
jdubMithrandir: wanted to do it in the image11:51
Mithrandirjdub: why?11:51
mdzjdub: you saying cliff did the new usplash artwork?  he didn't mention it...11:52
jdubMithrandir: to make it prettier (softer, rounded corners)11:52
jdubmdz: yes, and we only took about three revisions11:52
=== jdub just wishes he had more time with cliff :-(
mdzjdub: it's not really in line with the desktop artwork...the current stuff anyway11:53
mdzjdub: he wishes he had more time with us, too11:53
jdubmdz: that's intentional, given the black background preference11:54
sabdfli think usplash fits in nicely11:54
sabdflit has the warm, woody / human colours11:54
fabbionemdz: the tetex-* stuff has been cleared11:54
jdubkamion's switching isolinux to the same image11:54
mdzjdub: it's already done11:54
fabbionemdz: just let me know if you have any objections with my last comment11:54
jdubbrill11:54
sabdflis there a daily livecd i can burn and test?11:55
mdzfabbione: iirc your last comment said everything was OK11:55
mdzsabdfl: of course11:55
Mithrandirsabdfl: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/11:55
sabdflthanks Mithrandir11:55
fabbionemdz: yes, in theory we should merge the changes into our package, but that's an insane amount of work11:55
mdzfabbione: if the copyright is OK, merging the changes is secondary11:56
jdubatm, cliff is doing a splash and background (done a few revisions of background, still needs work)11:56
fabbionemdz: ok11:56
sabdflmdz: should we use the 686 kernels for the livecd?11:56
mdzsabdfl: do we want to make the livecd useless for <686?11:56
sabdflis it useful for < 686 right now?11:56
fabbionesabdfl: that will kick a bunch of machines out of livecd11:56
sabdflok11:56
bob2that would stop it working on via c3s, too11:56
bob2which aren't still being made11:57
sabdflin that case, forget my crackpipe idea11:57
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sabdfli guess a livecd is slow because of CD, not kernel11:57
fabbionesabdfl: are these the first symptoms of getting older? ;)11:58
mdzsabdfl: give me a week to make it fast11:58
Mithrandirsabdfl: the live cd is quite nice on a dualcore athlon64 with plenty of memory.11:58
NafalloMithrandir: ;-)11:58
sabdflfabbione: i'm already wayyy.... past first symptoms12:00
Mithrandirogra: ogra@ubuntu.com gets to you, right?12:01
fabbionesabdfl: well you are not much older than i am :)12:01
mdzsabdfl: currently there is rather little reason to use -68612:01
sabdflmdz: understood, it was a dumb idea, i'll just return to LP now12:02
mdzin olden times (5 months ago) it was necessary in order to get highmem12:02
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highvoltagefabbione: duck.12:03
mdzLP has almost as many subsystems as Ubuntu now12:03
Keybuk   * Add /etc/X11 to the default search path.  Don't look at how it's done,12:03
Keybuk     just accept that it works and move on with your life (closes:12:03
Keybuk     Ubuntu#14952).12:03
Keybukheh12:03
bob2does katie poke bugzilla?12:03
Kamionbob2: no12:03
sabdflbob2: only after dark12:04
Kamionbut the annotation's useful for history-grubbing12:04
sabdflelmo likes to watch12:04
mdzoh god, thomas beckett  is visiting12:04
mdzwith an alternate email address12:05
Kamionwho he?12:07
mdzof debian infamy12:07
KamionYM Thomas Bushnell?12:07
mdzhim too, but it's beckett who's now posting to ubuntu-devel12:08
mdzgood night, all12:09
Kamionnever heard of him before, I don't think12:09
Kamionnight12:09
mvothe guy fighting fascism?12:09
fabbionemdz: night12:09
mdzmaybe I've heard of him in non-debian context then12:10
sabdflgood luck here12:10
seb128'night mdz12:10
sabdflthis is fascism central12:10
mdzfascism 'R' us12:10
mdznight12:10
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jdubmdz: so, is your evms machine breezy?12:12
=== jdub is getting a little cranky at evms now.
jdubafter copying all my data to it, it decided it didn't like my lvm12:13
jduband would not initialise it12:13
jdubso now i'm rebuilding and recopying many gigs!12:13
fabbionejdub: how did you configure LVM?12:14
fabbionelvm works perfectly here12:14
jdubvia evms12:14
fabbionethan you are using evms :)12:14
fabbionenot lvm directly12:14
jdubyes, but it was the lvm that it didn't like12:15
jduband given that breezy won't boot evms yet12:15
fabbioneuse lvm2 directly12:15
ajmitchjdub: what did evms complain about?12:15
jdubi'm almost tempted to forget it and just go back to md12:15
fabbionevgs12:15
fabbione  VG   #PV #LV #SN Attr  VSize VFree  12:15
fabbione  mofo   1  20   0 wz--n 1.09T 139.62G12:15
=== ajmitch had evms complaining about wrong number of sectors on the PV
jdubajmitch: there was a size mismatch between the pv metadata and the partition itself12:15
fabbionejdub: ^^ lvm2 on top of md12:15
ajmitchjdub: ah, same as I had12:15
jdubajmitch: yes12:15
jdubajmitch: you configured it with evms?12:16
ajmitchjdub: except it only occurred with 1 of the PVs that I had created12:16
jdubsame here12:16
ajmitchno, I didn't, it complained on bootup that it wouldn't initialise though12:16
jdubthe swap one was fine12:16
ajmitchI wasn't using that PV yet12:16
ajmitchalthough I'll probably need to soon, to build more packages12:16
jdubi'm now using evms from the hoary livecd ;)12:17
bob2fabbione: out of interest, what's the point of splitting up a 1TB array into LVs?12:17
fabbionebob2: different mount points12:18
fabbionei don't like the idea of having everything under /12:18
fabbioneor at least.. in one lv12:18
bob2hm12:18
fabbionemy idea is that i can boot in init 1 in less than 20 seconds12:18
fabbionewithout having to fsck /pr0n12:18
bob2is it just taste, or am I missing a technical point?12:18
bob2hah12:18
fabbionea fsck of 600GB can take time12:19
fabbionewhile 512M of / doesn't12:19
fabbioneso i tend to split stuff up...12:19
fabbioneand tuning the auto fsck at boot with different parameters12:19
fabbioneso for each reboot different volumes are checked12:19
fabbioneand never all at the same time12:20
fabbione(use prime numbers with tune2fs)12:20
bob2haha12:20
bob2ETOOGEEKY12:20
torkeland if you by mistake fill up one volume you don't fill the whole disk12:20
fabbionetorkel: that's not possible as user..12:21
fabbioneonly as root12:21
fabbioneat least on ext312:21
fabbionei don't use other fancy file systems12:21
torkeleverything under / and the user fills /tmp12:21
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fabbionebob2: not really.. a 4x400GB raid5 takes around 8 hours to sync.. if you add the fsck on top, it will never boot12:21
fabbionetorkel: as user you still can't12:22
fabbionetorkel: check man e2fsck for the -m option12:22
fabbionetorkel: by default it's 5%12:22
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fabbioneso if you don't trash it manually. you are safe12:22
torkelfabbione: true12:22
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dokofabbione: you do have you RAID now? which controller?12:25
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fabbionedoko: i use software raid.. more flexible...12:25
fabbionespecially because you can still poke at low level on the disk and fix superblocks to recover from a total failure 12:26
fabbioneand software overhead is minimal at runtime12:26
fabbioneit tends to suck resources if the raid needs to be resynced (like after a crash)12:26
fabbionebut it's not any different from hw raid12:27
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fabbionein terms that the I/O slow down is the same12:27
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Treenaksjdub: it died on you?12:27
jdubi had a bad run-in with an overeager raid controller12:28
mdkeKamion, another problem with the installer, you available?12:28
jdubluckily it was raid1, and i had the other disk not plugged in12:29
Kamionmdke: yes12:30
mdkeKamion, i partitioned manually and it worked, then installing the base system failed because of a problem with "bootstrap". It refers me to a log that isn't there (/target/var/log/bootstrap.log) :(12:31
Kamiontry /target/debootstrap/debootstrap.log12:31
mdkek12:31
KamionI know the message is buggy; unfortunately it's a pain to fix due to translations12:31
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mdkeKamion, ok that is better12:31
Kamionif I merge debootstrap 0.3.1.6 before breezy, that'll switch back to /var/log/messages / tty312:31
Kamionwhich will be an improvement12:32
mdkeInput/Output error would tend to suggest a problem with the CD right?12:32
Kamionyes12:32
Kamion100% either CD or CD drive12:32
mdkeok thanks for your help12:32
Kamionnp12:32
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ajmitchhi JaneW 12:33
pittiseb128: I need an opinion about #1433812:37
pittiseb128: in Hoary, pressing the power button on apple iBooks just caused STR12:37
pittiseb128: now it also opens the logout dialog12:37
pittiseb128: we should do just one, and since the logout dialog does not offer suspend (at least not for me), I think doing the same as in hoary makes sense for nw12:38
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pittiseb128: do you know where I can deactivate this?12:38
pittiHi desrt 12:38
desrtthat's my bug :p12:38
desrtanyway.... you can fix it in pbbuttonsd conf file12:38
pittidesrt: oh, indeed :-)12:38
desrt(if you want to go that way)12:39
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desrtplus12:39
desrtsuspending on power switch is silly since you can just close the laptop to acheive that effect12:39
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pittidesrt: hm, well, right12:39
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pittidesrt: so we should display the gnome logout dialog for the power button, and STR when closing lid?12:40
desrtyes.12:40
seb128pitti: no real opinion on that. The dialog should have a suspend though12:40
desrtsorry for not following up about this in the bug12:40
desrtto fix it though:12:40
desrtonAC_KeyAction = none12:40
desrtonBattery_KeyAction = none12:40
desrtmxpxpod and i found it the other day12:41
pittiseb128: well, it doesn't. The dialog has STD on my desktop, wich actually works, but there is no suspend option on my laptop12:43
pittiseb128: pmi is installed12:43
JaneWhi ajmitch 12:44
pittiseb128: and "pmi capabilities" shows "suspend"12:44
pittiseb128: so where could the bug be?12:44
mjg59sabdfl: I got it via jdub12:44
seb128pitti: grep Command /etc/gdm/gdm.conf12:44
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seb128pitti: if that's an old install and you have no used the gdm.conf changes from the package12:45
\shoh good morning JaneW 12:45
pittiseb128: it's a Breezy preview install, clean and fresh12:45
DizietWhy oh why oh why are we carrying _50kloc_ of patches to firefox ?12:46
pittiDiziet: only Ubuntu, or Ubuntu and Debian?12:46
pittiDiziet: I think the real thing that hurts is the lack of a patch system12:46
pittiDiziet: mozilla and tbird are much easier to maintain and merge12:47
JaneWhi \sh12:47
pittiDiziet: however, IIRC you recently closed that bug that asked for it12:47
DizietDebian are carrying about half of that.12:47
mjg59pitti: You've edited /etc/default/acpi-support ? Or is this PPC?12:47
pittimjg59: ppc12:47
pittimjg59: well, are you talking about the bug followups this morning? or about above double-action on the power key?12:47
mjg59What you're discussing now12:48
pittiyes, that's powerpc12:48
mjg59I've no idea about the other PPC issues (I don't have a PPC laptop)12:48
pittipbbuttonsd issue12:48
DizietWhich bug did you mean ?12:48
pittimjg59: the pmi failures mentioned in the bug followups from this morning are for my amd64 desktop12:49
pittiDiziet: there was a bug "Please add a patch system to firefox"12:49
mjg59pitti: Am I CCed?12:49
DizietOh, that.  You must be joking.  How could things get worse ?12:49
pittimjg59: yes, you are the assignee of both12:50
DizietThe problem isn't that I can't tell these patches apart.  The problem is that they're there at all.12:50
pittiDiziet: at least maintaining the Ubuntu specific patches with dpatch or whatever would make merges and submissions to Debian much easier12:50
mjg59pitti: Ah, fun12:50
pittiDiziet: oh, ok; I found the diff.gz and single patches very hard to sort12:50
pittimjg59: the fun part is that the die-hard kernel way works and all the script magic which is supposed to fix things makes it break12:53
ogramorning12:53
mjg59pitti: Oh, the USB stuff? Yeah, that'll be fixed in the next initramfs-tools upload12:53
ograMithrandir, yes12:53
pittiGood afternoon ogra :-)12:53
mvogood morning ogra 12:53
pittimjg59: and the deconfiguration of ethernet?12:53
ogra:)12:53
mjg59Should also be sorted12:53
pitticool12:53
pittimjg59: so some cards need to be shut down before suspend?12:54
Mithrandirogra: you've got mail, then.  Marilize would be happy for an answer, I think.12:54
pittimjg59: my eth1 has a plain static fixed configuration, and yet it was not brought up again on resume12:54
ograMithrandir, yup i read my mail before IRC :)12:54
Mithrandirogra: heh, 'k12:54
mjg59pitti: It's set to auto in /etc/network/interfaces ?12:54
pittimjg59: yes12:55
pittiauto eth112:55
pittiiface eth1 inet static12:55
pitti        address 172.16.0.112:55
pitti        netmask 255.255.255.012:55
mjg59Right. Then I've no idea why it doesn't come up.12:56
mjg59Putting set -x into resume.sh would be helpful12:56
pittimjg59: ok, I dig a bit further; thanks12:56
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ajmitchsabdfl: well put :)01:01
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ogralol01:01
Nafallolol01:01
sabdflwell, 'strue, innit01:02
ogra*g*01:02
sabdflstill it is a bug01:02
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\shbut a computer running while doing the family planning? I thought I'm ill01:04
pittime too, I always have the feeling that the IRC crowd is watching :-)01:05
Nafallomaybe the co-op planner surprised him :-)01:05
ograpitti, we do !! phear us ! :)01:05
pittiogra: that's why I switch my box off when I don't use it01:06
Kamion\sh: that would be "sick" rather than "ill", if I catch your meaning correctly01:06
Mithrandiror maybe he's got a computer close to where he sleeps.01:06
\shKamion: right...sick, ill, whatever ;) 01:06
ograMithrandir, i heard rumours that there are people who switch them off01:06
Nafallothat reminds me of when my girlfriend took her cloth of the first time and I told her she got a webcam behind her :-)01:06
Mithrandirogra: weird people.01:06
ograyup :)01:07
pittiNafallo: lol01:07
pittiMithrandir: conserve power, save the planet!01:07
MithrandirNafallo: she wore more than one piece of cloth when you visited.01:07
Mithrandirpitti: I live in a place where there's a need for heating approximately 3/4 of the year.01:07
NafalloMithrandir: true :-)01:07
pittiMithrandir: I'm not, that's why I switch it off :-) in my place I keep the balcony door constantly open for 7 months per year01:08
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\shpitti: I thought u r living in germany ;-)01:09
pitti\sh: I do :-)01:09
pitti\sh: so what, 18 degrees is more than enough in my room01:09
Nafallopitti: brrr. I have _atleast_ 25 ;-)01:09
bob2lamont: how come linux-wlan-ng isn't being tried on amd64 anymore?01:10
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bob2lamont: the drivers that require it build as part of the kernel still01:10
ajmitchpitti: just a bit01:10
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Nafallohmm. we are talking about computers and problems with temprature :-). this discussion is SO on topic. like... why do we build stuff? :-)01:11
Nafalloto keep the temprature on the right level of course. what else could be the reason? ;-)01:12
pittiNafallo: hm - do the folks in the northern part of the world use Gentoo more than, let's say, the Italians?01:13
ajmitchpitti: CCed you on malone 155901:13
Nafallohehe, I did for a year or so. now I'm rather testbuilding stuff ;-)01:14
Kamioncjwatson@jackass:~$ sudo -u katie /srv/buildd.no-name-yet.com/bin/wanna-build -b amd64/build-db --info linux-wlan-ng01:14
Kamionlinux-wlan-ng: not registered01:14
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pittiajmitch: thx01:14
bob2Kamion: should I file a bug?01:15
Kamionbob2: no, wait until lamont turns up, he might understand it01:16
bob2Kamion: sure01:16
Lathiatpitti: about?01:16
Kamionoh, it's P-a-sed01:16
bob2ahh01:16
Kamion%linux-wlan-ng: i386 powerpc arm alpha hppa                           # ANAIS [?] 01:16
pittiLathiat: about what?01:16
Kamionlamont: can you add amd64 to linux-wlan-ng in P-a-s, or was there a reason it was removed?01:17
Lathiatpitti: looking at a security patch for trac/hoary, theres no debian/patches infrastructure, should i add some in or just jam the patch in? (i prefer to add some in in universe generally but not sure if i should do it differently for security stuff)01:17
pittiLathiat: just applying it inline is fine then01:18
ograwhaa, what made my edubuntu CD 1MB bigger ?01:18
Lathiatits only 2 lines01:18
Lathiatso nothing major01:18
pittiLathiat: there won't be any other patches than security for stables, so it doesn't matter01:18
Lathiatpitti: is there any changelog convention? closing malone bugs? cve references?01:18
pittiLathiat: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityUpdateProcedures01:20
Lathiatpitti: okie01:20
pittiLathiat: the CAN number is crucial, Malone bug number is good, and we need a good description01:20
Simiramjg59 : ping01:22
Kamionogra: that can easily happen01:23
Kamionbut you're not oversized, so ...?01:23
ograKamion, yup... i was just a bit shocked to be at 700MB01:23
Kamionalthough of course you have that 700MB allowance in the oversizedness check01:23
mjg59Simira: Hi01:24
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ograKamion, i'll consider to drop stuff from powerpc.... its odd to have at least 50MB space on the other arches and not being able to use it..01:25
Kamionit's your distro ;)01:26
ogra:)01:26
jbaileyjdub: I'm here now if you're awake. =)01:27
jbaileymdz: The md dependancy of initramfs-tools isn't needed.  The lvm2 one is to make sure that the minimum version is met.  (The minimum version could be looser than it is, but it at least needed to be newer that either Warty's or Hoary's IIRC)01:28
ajmitchmorning jbailey :)01:29
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jbaileyHeya Andrew =)01:34
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=== fabbione would like to officialy thanks Kamion for the first Ubuntu sparc image @ http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/daily/current/
ograwow, cool01:36
fabbione(but it will mostlikely not even boot)01:36
spacey:] 01:36
Treenaksstill, cool :)01:36
fabbionewell i am rsyncing to test...01:37
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chmjhold thumbs 01:39
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torkelmvo: ping?01:53
mvotorkel: pong01:53
ograelmo, around ? 01:54
torkelmvo: apt-listchanges still barfs when you are not allowed to connect to the disply01:54
mvotorkel: so it still fails?01:54
torkelmvo: yes01:54
mvotorkel: with the same error as descriped in your bugreport?01:55
ograKamion, i've split out a xscreensaver-data package for usage with gnome-screensaver (just uploaded), could you NEW it if it hits the archive ? 01:55
torkelmvo: if possible gtk should only be imported when the gtk-frontend is selected (or if you are allowed to connect to the display)01:56
torkelmvo: yes01:56
sabdflogra: does it include all the RSS screensavers too?01:56
Kamionif it's urgent01:56
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DizietHmmm.  It seems our firefox has been compiled with -O0 because of some vague hints of trouble in the past.01:56
torkelmvo: not sure how to do it though01:57
ograsabdfl, for now i've splite them all out into a -data package to have something to work with01:57
mvotorkel: it's a bit tricky with the code in apt-listchanges, but I'll have a look now01:57
Kamionogra: I have to go out to the pet shop now though, may be a little while01:57
ograsabdfl, i'll move the ones we dont want back into the core package later01:57
sabdflogra: and does that -data package include the really-slick-screensavers (GL) asn well as the ones that come with xscreensaver and gnome-screensaver?01:57
torkelmvo: just poke me if you have something you want me to test01:57
ograsabdfl, nope, these are separate already01:58
mvotorkel: looking at it now, thanks01:58
slomodoes someone know where i can get the canonical ca certificate?01:58
sabdflogra: did you see the conversation i had with seb128 earlier01:58
ograsabdfl, no need to package them again01:58
ogranope...01:58
ograsabdfl, oh, you mean yesterday night, yes, i was there 01:59
sabdflogra: no, this morning01:59
sabdflhere's what i would like01:59
sabdflall the screensavers we turn on by default in a single package02:00
sabdflthat includes the ones from realy slick screensavers02:00
sabdflgl02:00
sabdflnormal xscreensaver02:00
sabdflgnome-screensaver02:00
sabdflthat should be -data02:00
sabdfland then everything else in a -extra-data package02:00
ajmitchalright, bug day has started :)02:00
sabdflthen, gnome-screensaver can just depend on -data02:00
sabdfland so can xscreensaver02:00
sabdflmake sense?02:00
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ograsabdfl, yes...02:02
torkelis that really wise? You probably don't want to run the gl ones on a slow unaccelerated machine?02:03
ograsabdfl, just that the rss ones are from another source, i'll have ot investigate that02:03
sabdfltorkel: they are all turned on by default02:03
sabdflfolks can turn them off02:03
torkelin xscreensaver yes. But not in gnome-screensaver when using random02:04
ograin fact xscreensaver-gl only contains hacks02:04
Kamionany reason we couldn't look at xdpyinfo to find out if you have direct rendering, and if not disable the GL ones by default?02:04
DizietNo, actually, about:buildconfig lies.02:04
Kamionthe usual cause for my laptop running slowly is that somebody else logged in on another display has a GL screensaver running02:05
ograKamion, yuo cant en/disable them in gnome-screensaver ... the ines installed are used02:05
ograthe ones even02:05
Kamionwe should add a random-nogl then02:05
Kamionor whatever02:06
bob2is it unreasonable to get lintian synched from Debian again?02:06
ograsabdfl, if you say it includes the ones from rss, do you mean all ? 02:09
Kamionbob2: it'll require a merge, but I don't see why not02:09
ogra(i think they are all worth being shipped)02:10
torkelogra: I just filed a bug in b.gnome.org about disabling hacks02:10
ogratorkel, thanks... but i doubt it will make it until release :)02:11
slomosabdfl: hi... do you know where i can get the canonical ca certificate? i need it for malone bug 1956 (inclusion into ca-certificates)02:11
ograi'm pretty sure we'll have a rocking gnome-screensaver in dapper... for breezy we need to make the best out of what we have02:11
ograelse we'll make mdz cry with late changes :)02:12
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sabdflRiddell: what's amarok?02:20
sabdflslomo: i don't think our root should be widely distributed02:20
sabdflwe're not really setup to be a PKI02:20
sabdflwe should in fact get more certs from someone who does that for a day job02:21
slomosabdfl: ok... it's probably just annoying for new users to get the warnings about an untrusted ca while logging into launchpad for example ;)02:22
ograsabdfl, amarok is a rhythmbox clone for KDE02:23
\shogra: u can't say that02:23
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\shogra: amarok has (a lot) more features then rhythmbox has02:24
ogra\sh, why ? 02:24
ograheh02:24
ogra\sh, yes, its KDE :)02:24
sabdflslomo: we need to get proper certs for LP02:24
sabdflogra, Riddell: is a move to amarok 1.3 insane at this point?02:25
\shogra: I want to see a autoscrobbler plugin for rhythmbox...and no not this cli tool ;)02:25
sabdfla reviewer expressed some disappointment02:25
Lathiatamarok 1.3 is nice, but is it a stable release?02:25
\shsabdfl: if u say yes, I'll prepare one ,-)02:25
\shLathiat: yes02:25
Lathiati was using svn a bit back and it has some real nifty new stuff02:25
\sh1.3.1 is latest stable with bugfixes02:25
ograsabdfl, taht'd be a mdz decision... but i trst \sh's judgement about KDE apps...02:25
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ogratrust even02:26
sabdflwithin kubuntu, \sh and Riddell have lots of say too ;-)02:26
sabdflif its something users will notice and miss, then we should consider making an exception.02:26
sabdflespecially if upstream is stable02:26
sabdfland there is a good package02:26
sabdfland testing goes smoothly (hint hint)02:26
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lamontbob2: %linux-wlan-ng: i386 powerpc arm alpha hppa                           # ANAIS [?] 02:26
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slomosabdfl: ok... then i'll just close that bug... can't you get the ssl certificates signed by thawte? at least it was your company before ;)02:27
\shsabdfl: I'll prepare some packages to test02:27
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sabdflslomo: have to buy 'em like everybody else02:27
Treenaksopenid maybe?02:27
sabdflelmo: status on proper certs for mail.canonical.com, launchpad.net?02:27
bob2lamont: is there a reason it wa P-a-sd?02:27
sabdfli'm rebooting a fw that is now running breezy kubuntu02:28
lamontbob2: dunno - I don't think it was me.02:28
sabdflif i'm not back in 10mins02:28
sabdfl...02:28
sabdflNO NEW AMAROK FOR YOU!02:28
ogra:)02:28
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lamontbut if the package says 'amd64' in the arch list, then it should work...02:28
\shlol02:28
lamontelmo: new PaS, if you would be so kind.02:28
\shI should told him, that I'm busy with new wine ;)02:28
Lathiathaha02:28
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bob2lamont: thanks02:29
pittiOMG, our pbbuttonsd is stone old, and the upstream changelog mentions 10.000 bug fixes since then02:31
ograpitti, update :)02:31
pittiogra: I'd like to, the new version works fine since two weeks for several people02:31
ogra10.000 is a good number for a UVF break :)02:31
pittibut we are in FREEZE02:31
pitti:-/02:31
jbaileypitti: That's the ppc64 daemon that likes to eat CPU, right? =)02:32
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pittijbailey: right02:32
jbailey(Or that's how I usually think of it right before I kill ilt)02:32
jbaileys/ilt/it/02:32
pittijbailey: I just try to find the change that fixed it02:32
pittijbailey: but reading the changelog alone takes 15 minutes02:32
jbaileyOuch.02:33
ograseb128, ok with you if i upload a gnome-screensaver package that depends on xscreensaver-data ? 02:33
pittijbailey: try http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/packages/pbbuttonsd_0.7.1-1ubuntu1_powerpc.deb02:33
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seb128ogra: I'm not convinced that a Depends is right02:33
seb128ogra: Recommends seems to be right02:33
pittijbailey: that's the version I gave to the bug submitters02:33
ograoki02:33
jbaileyStarting pbbuttonsd: ERROR: The file '/dev/pmu' doesn't exist.02:33
=== Lathiat wishes apt-get paid attention to recommends
ograseb128, we'll seed it anyway :)02:33
seb128ogra: we should rather list if for "desktop"02:33
seb128yep02:33
jbaileypitti: ^^02:34
bob2Lathiat: someone should base something on libapt that does that...and records when things were recorded just as dependencies for other things...and had a curses interface...you could call it aptitude!02:34
pittijbailey: * Use MAKEDEV to create the pmu file, depends on makedev (>= 2.3.1-78)02:34
pittijbailey: also fixed02:34
jbaileypitti: No, that's from your package.02:35
Lathiatbob2: curses interface is overrated02:35
KamionLathiat: you can use aptitude from the command line as an apt-get replacement02:35
jbaileypitti: MAKEDEV won't do much usefully on a udev system.02:35
LathiatKamion: oh?02:35
LathiatKamion: does it supoprt the same commands?02:35
Kamionpretty much02:35
Kamionaptitude --help02:35
pittijbailey: oh, interesting; does the current package work?02:35
Lathiathrm, neat02:36
jbaileypitti: reverting, just a sec.02:36
pittiKamion: I suppose updating to pbbuttonsd 0.7.1 is out of question?02:36
jbaileypitti: It might be why I haven't noticed the slow down in a little while.02:36
bob2Lathiat: oh, I was being sarcastic; you can alias apt-get=aptitude, more or less02:36
Kamionpitti: I'd rather not make that call02:36
Lathiatbob2: i knew you were being sarcastic ;)02:36
Lathiatare you ever not?02:36
jbaileyFeh, it's not in my apt archive.  /me fetches02:36
bob2Lathiat: at LCA I was too sick to be sarcastic, you missed out02:37
jbaileypitti: No, it fails to work too, although it doesn't mention why.02:37
Lathiatbob2: damn02:37
pittihttp://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/pbbuttons/pbbuttons/pbbuttonsd/  - BAH! Go, SF02:38
=== Mithrandir kicks NM in the head.
ograMithrandir,  thought the new NM in universe would be so rocking cool ? 02:39
Mithrandira) it generates an invalid resolv.conf (no, ; is not a comment sign in resolv.conf) and b) it touches my resolv.conf.02:41
pittiwell, that's resolvconf's fault, I suppose02:41
NafalloMithrandir: well, that's no change from the old version ;-)02:41
pitti(I know it sucks, it always breaks my networking)02:41
Nafallopitti: that NM nukes the symlink and make a static file of resolv.conf? :-)02:42
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mvotorkel: fixed version uploaded, please let me know if there are problems02:42
torkelmvo: sure02:42
pittiNafallo: no idea, I haven't looked at it for a while02:42
Nafallopitti: well, always did that since thom uploaded it in the middle of the cycle :-)02:43
MithrandirNafallo: it should _stay away_ if it hasn't generated the file itself.02:43
NafalloMithrandir: I agree :-)02:44
NafalloMithrandir: hack it please ;-)02:44
eruinis avahi 0.4 what's going to be released with breezy?02:44
Lathiateruin: 0.502:44
eruinyay02:44
eruin:)02:44
Lathiatwhatcha wondering for?02:44
eruinrhythmbox head, plus I'm going to attemt to write a small client for my local network02:45
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Lathiateruin: feel free to stop by #avahi02:45
eruindone02:45
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dholbachhellas02:55
dholbachfinally internet from home02:55
pittiHi dholbach 02:55
pittiyay02:56
ograyay02:56
dholbach:)02:56
mvogood morning dholbach 02:56
pittidholbach: seb128 missed you02:56
ograhehe02:56
dholbachi'm SOO relieved02:56
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dholbachthank you mvo :)02:57
seb128hi dholbach02:57
seb128dholbach: so you broke everything and runned away ;)02:58
dholbachi'm not aware of breakage, seb - ogra just tried to tell me so02:58
dholbachi restarted my box yesterday to test the svg crack and it worked particularly well02:58
Treenakssvg crack?02:58
dholbachthe guy who reported an svg bug on malone tested it and he was fine too02:58
seb128dholbach: didn't work with Ubuntu SVG icons02:59
dholbachhm?!02:59
seb128dholbach: they don't match the new loader definition because of the long comments02:59
seb128dholbach: I had to debug that at 2am when matt, etc said that was b0rked for everybody using the Human theme :p02:59
dholbachoh man :-(03:00
seb128just when I was going to close my IRC to sleep03:00
seb128anyway no big deal, tomorrow is saturday I'll sleep :)03:00
dholbachi will pay the beer at ubz to you03:00
ograseb128, ahah03:00
ograseb128, who should belive that ??03:00
dholbachogra: are you french? you laugh backwards :)03:00
seb128dholbach: thanks :)03:00
jbaileymjg59: This patch attempts to resume before ide-disk and friends are loaded.  Is that what's supposed to happen?03:01
ogradholbach, just adjusting my speech for my counterpart ;)03:01
seb128dholbach: the short story is that new librsvg doesn't match <?xml but <svg on 100 chars ...03:01
seb128dholbach: and edit /usr/share/icons/Human/scalable/apps/mozilla-firefox.svg to understand why it doesn't work03:01
dholbachwhat did the guys from #librsvg say about that?03:01
seb128dholbach: at 3am? nothing, I went to bed after doing a fix-upload03:02
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seb128dholbach: and I was waiting for you to discuss it today :)03:02
mvos/discuss it/beat you/ ;)03:03
\shmvo: u got my bugreport regarding update-manager/update-notifier?03:04
mvo\sh: bug-nr?03:04
\shmvo: #1555003:04
lifelessmjg59: ping03:04
mvo\sh: yes, answered already and prepared a fixed version03:06
mvo\sh: didn't realized it was from you though :)03:06
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\shmvo: well..fast machine is not exactly what I have here ;)03:06
\shmvo: but the updates were almost installed when the toaster appeared ;)03:07
dokoKamion: is there still place on the amd64 CD to add lib32gcj6?03:09
doko4.8MB03:10
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=== pitti fears about even more language packs being dropped
pittihow big does OOo still want to get? *sigh*03:11
mjg59jbailey: Hmm. Probably not.03:12
mjg59jbailey: (It seems to work though, so I'm a touch confused...)03:12
dokopitti: I thought, powerpc is the CD which is the critical one03:13
lifelessmjg59: hey there03:13
pittidoko: not only03:14
pittidoko: oh, it is only for amd64, not i38603:14
pittidoko: however, there are *no* language packs *at all* at the live CD03:14
dokodoko: yes03:14
lifelessmjg59: my hibernate button does't :[03:14
pittidoko: we can't cut down langpacks on the amd64 live03:14
lifelessdoesn't03:15
Mithrandirpitti: just wait for ooo4 or 5, the source package won't fit on a DVD.03:15
pittidoko: in fact, we need to cut down amd64 by 16 MB03:15
pittiMithrandir: *cry*03:15
dokoMithrandir: I just need to copy the OOo2 source a few times, then it won't fit today :)03:15
dokopitti: drop some lang-packs :-P03:16
marcin_anthi all - sorry because it's propably #ubuntu question but no answer there03:16
pittidoko: *THERE* *ARE* *NO* *LANGPACKS* any more03:16
marcin_antquestion is: is there a package with java 1.5 for breezy somewhere?03:16
ogradoko, you want a new schooltool upstream version ? 03:16
pittidoko: I guess we have to cut down the WinFOSS stuff on amd6403:17
mjg59lifeless: What hardware?03:17
lifelessmjg59: my dell X103:17
dokoogra: well, sabdfl pulled the last one as well, but for now I want one which doesn't include the zope3 source03:17
mjg59lifeless: Ok, should be fixed soon03:17
lifelesshttp://people.ubuntu.com/~robertc/codes.txt03:17
ogradoko, ok03:17
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sabdflNO NEW AMAROK FOR YOU!03:18
lifelessmjg59: also I have a hibernate won't-resume bug, that I mailed to the list03:18
dokosabdfl: but a new schooltool? ;-)03:18
mjg59lifeless: With luck, also improved with the next initramfs-tools upload03:18
sabdfldefinitely03:18
sabdflback to school everybody03:18
lifelessmjg59: sweet03:18
ografun03:18
lifelessmjg59: when is that :)03:19
ograAND USE EDUBUNTU AT SCHOOL !!03:19
mjg59When jeff does it :)03:19
sabdflfabionne: seems like there's a conflict between fglrx and radeonfb03:19
jbaileymjg59: Do you have ide-disk and ide-generic in your /etc/mkinitramfs/modules ?03:19
mjg59jbailey: Don't think so03:19
jbaileymjg59: Err..03:20
jbaileyIt's the only way this should vaguely even work. =)03:20
mjg59jbailey: I guess just call ide_boot_events after that rather than later on?03:20
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\shsabdfl: u want to test amarok-1.3.1?03:20
sabdfl\sh sure03:20
lifelessjbailey: puhlease03:20
jbaileymjg59: Well, i2o, scsi, and ide.03:21
mjg59sabdfl: radeonfb is not expected to work with fglrx03:21
\shsabdfl: ok...let me apply one more patch...and U are the first one who is able to test ;)03:21
jbaileyI think IDE might have to be reordered to last, since I'm going to forcably always load ide-generic in there.03:21
sabdflmjg59: interesting. on my desktop, enabling fglrx doesn't cause a problem. on the fw, it did03:21
jbailey(it appears ide-generic devices are not hotplug enabled yet)03:21
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mjg59sabdfl: Yeah. It's, well, crack.03:21
sabdflseems so, yes03:21
sabdflnasty, binary crack too03:22
mjg59I told you not to ship them, but noooooooooooooo....03:22
mjg59:)03:23
\shsabdfl: i386? add to your sources.list deb http://archive.linux-server.org/ breezy/i386/03:24
\shsabdfl: and wait for my go in 20 mins ;)03:25
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ogra\sh, if he cant use kubuntu, he cant test amarok :) fix kubuntu first ;)03:29
\shogra: he can test amarok with gnome ;)03:29
\shogra: whats wrong with kubuntu?03:29
ogra\sh, dunno, i didnt test it :p03:29
Lathiat\sh: i'll have amarok 1.3 too03:29
ogra\sh, ask the tester 03:30
seb128\sh: it starts with a "k"03:31
ogra*g*03:32
\shcome on guys...I'm fixing kde stuff running gnome 03:32
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seb128\sh: you should fix GNOME stuff running GNOME :)03:35
ograhehe03:35
ograand a bit of kdeedu for edubuntu :)03:35
\shsabdfl: ok...add the new source deb http://archive.linux-server.org/ breezy/i386/03:35
\shsabdfl: run apt-get update and apt-get upgrade ,-)03:35
\shI hope it works ;)03:36
\shI have to see after the xorg dance03:36
jdubseb128: despite sensory overload, amarok kicks the crap out of the music players in gnome land - too much split effort :-)03:40
sabdfl\sh: looks great03:41
sabdfllets DOIT03:41
sabdflRiddell, \sh, your call, it introduces no new dependency changes03:41
=== lifeless loves rb still
\shsabdfl: no03:42
=== ogra too
Lathiatmalone is starting to be pretty sweet03:42
sabdflso, your call, but let mdz know about htis conversation03:42
seb128jdub: I don't listen music on my computer a lot to be honest, and rb is good enough to play an album03:42
pittilifeless: I can still reproduce the "bzr mv" exception with the latest bzr03:42
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lifelesspitti - are you using the package, or a source download ?03:43
pittilifeless: jbailey's daily snapshot package03:43
\shmdz: ok with you to break Freeze for amarok-1.3.1? (regarding the chat with sabdfl?) 03:43
lifelesspitti: please try with a source download, or try tomorrow03:43
pittilifeless: but I also tried it on rookery, there I use pure bzr.dev03:43
lifelesspitti: hmm. 03:43
\shsabdfl: I will talk to mdz first03:44
sabdfl\sh cool, i'm sure it will be fine03:44
pittilifeless: I "bzr pull" again on rookery and try again03:44
lifelesspitti: is the file in the tree from previous commits? or new ?03:44
pittilifeless: CHANGES has always been there - I just want to rename it to ChangeLog to adhere to GNU standards for autotoolization03:44
pittilifeless: ouch - bzr pull failed as well - interested?03:45
torkelmvo: apt-listchanges works now. Thanks for fixing it!03:46
seb128jdub: bah, apt wants to use 83M to install amarok :)03:48
ograseb128, rewirte it ;)03:49
pittiyes, replace it with a 10-line shell script03:50
diemanheh03:50
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bddebianMorning03:51
bddebianpitti: ping?03:52
WaterSevenUbkamion, remember that issue with "ubuntu configuration" not translated after install reboot? it still seems to be there....03:52
lifelesspitti: do another pull03:52
ograpitti, add additional 20 lines with zenity love for a gui ;)03:52
lifelesspitti: I'm recording that poull bug now, we need a test for this03:52
elmolamont/infinity: ?03:54
pittiHi bddebian 03:54
bddebianpitti: Hi.  How did you / are you fix pgadmin3 without libpgtcl?03:55
pittilifeless: did you get my /msg?03:55
pittibddebian: I can't without libpgtcl 03:55
pittibddebian: when I find some minutes of non-work time, I can deal with my Debian stuff and fix that03:55
pittilifeless: hmm, the second "bzr pull" succeeded for some reason03:56
pittilifeless: ah, you fixed that bug recently and the first pull pulled enough code to make the second try work? 03:56
mdkethere was a report on the -it mailing list this morning of a hoary->breezy upgrade where the system was not proeprly localised after upgrading and the user had to install the relevant gnome language pack, is this problem known03:57
mdke?03:57
pittilifeless: cool, bzr mv works now as well - thanks a million03:57
lifelesspitti: nope, but I know how it works :[03:57
lifelesssweet03:57
pittilifeless: I don't use bzr.dev at home any more since bzr pull just broke too often, so I use jbailey's daily debs now03:58
lifelessk03:58
pittialso, a single pull probably downloaded tenfold the amount of stuff than just upgrading the deb03:58
pittibut that should get better with weave, I suppose03:59
lifelessmjg59: ping03:59
mjg59lifeless: Hi03:59
lifelessmjg59: just did a kernel upgrade03:59
mjg59Ok03:59
lifelessgnome thinkgs I can still hibernate03:59
lifeless*thinks*03:59
mjg59Gnome ought to think that03:59
lifelesswhy?!03:59
mjg59Oh, I see what you mean04:00
lifelessYes.04:00
mjg59That's done statically on gdm startup04:00
lifelesscan we at least make the prepare.sh fail noisily if the kernel version needed is not present anymore a, and set the kernel as default if it is present ?04:01
lifelesswould you like a bug report ?04:01
lifelessmjg59: ^^ ?04:02
mjg59There's already a bug open about this04:03
bddebianpitti: libpgtcl is broken in Debian?04:04
ograseb128, is it intentional that evo suddenly has no trash anymore ? i loast some mails through that...04:05
KamionWaterSevenUb: yes, we haven't rebuilt debconf since pitti took it out of pkgstriptranslations04:05
seb128ogra: no ... imap trash ? local one ?04:05
pittibddebian: s/broken/disappeared/04:05
KamionWaterSevenUb: I'll do it now04:05
ograseb128, local from a pop3 account04:05
bddebianpitti: Ohh04:05
WaterSevenUbkamion, :) 04:05
pittibddebian: somebody needs to package it from http://gborg.postgresql.org/project/pgtcl/projdisplay.php04:05
lifelessmjg59: is there ? 04:06
ograseb128, the summary shows 79 deleted mails, but i dont see them... i didnt change any config options...04:06
pittibddebian: earlier it was built from the postgresql sources, but upstream removed it since it is a separate project now04:06
bddebianOK04:06
pittibddebian: and I don't know a bit about Tcl, so I'm not particularly interested04:06
lifelessmjg59:  do you remember the # ?04:07
bddebianWell I don't know anything about anything but maybe I'll give it a shot. ;-)04:07
KamionWaterSevenUb: done. thanks for the reminder04:07
ograseb128, it also stopped downloading pics from the net recently, so i cant see the replica watches in my spam anymore04:07
seb128ogra: view menu, "show deleleted messages"04:10
ograseb128, nm, i'm an idiot... i had a serch filter set04:10
seb128k04:11
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ograi miss that very often, i wonder how to improve it04:11
hughsiemjg59: ping..04:11
hughsieogra: you got a minute?04:11
ograhughsie, a short one :)04:12
hughsiecool, thanks. in breezy, what commands will hibernate and suspend the machine?04:12
hughsieyou have scripts right...04:12
hughsiejust redesigning the hal launchers a bit04:12
seb128hughsie: pmi action suspend and pmi action hibernate I guess?04:12
ograhighvoltage, pmi04:13
ograerr hughsie 04:13
mjg59pmi action suspend force and pmi action hibernate force04:13
hughsieseb128, ogra: what path is pmu in?04:13
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ograhughsie, pmi capabilities shows whats available for the machine04:13
seb128/usr/sbin04:13
mjg59It's in /usr/sbin04:13
WaterSevenUbkamion, there was a detail... don't remember quite well "Download language support" was translated to pt_BR despite we have selected pt from the beggining.... there is still this issue...04:13
hughsiecheers guys04:13
ogramjg59, hmm, force is undocumented it seems04:14
KamionWaterSevenUb: I haven't uploaded your Portuguese translation of archive-copier yet; it's committed to my archive, but I tend to wait a while rather than make uploads with just one translation change04:14
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hughsiemjg59: on elast question. does pmi let you set a low power state, a-la laptop mode?04:15
WaterSevenUbkamion, aah.. right :) 04:15
pittiLathiat: thanks for the trac update, uploaded04:16
KamionWaterSevenUb: uploaded now04:17
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zygahello04:17
Keybukspell checking is utterly rodneyed in openoffice.org204:17
pittiKeybuk: you have interesting verbs...04:18
Keybukwhy thankyou, I water them every day04:20
hughsieseb128: does pmi deal with laptopmode? ala powersaving?04:20
seb128hughsie: not a question for me04:21
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lamontSetting up ntp-server (4.2.0a+stable-8ubuntu2) ...04:23
lamontInstalling new version of config file /etc/init.d/ntp-server ...04:23
lamont * Starting NTP server...                                                [ ok ] 04:23
lamontSetting up ntp-simple (4.2.0a+stable-8ubuntu2) ...04:23
lamont * Stopping NTP server...                                                [ ok ] 04:23
lamont * Starting NTP server...                                                [ ok ] 04:23
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hughsieseb128: okay, n/p04:23
mjg59hughsie: It doesn't, no. It probably should do.04:26
mjg59hughsie: If you'd like to define something, I can implement that.04:26
mjg59ogra: Yeah - I should update the docs. "force" means that it'll go to that state even if the configuration file says not to.04:26
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hughsiemjg59: well, i was just looking at how powersave does it.04:29
hughsiemjg59: just setting a few kernel variables == easy04:29
elmoogra: ?04:32
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bddebianOK, I think I'm too stupid to package pgtcl :-(04:36
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stratusfabbione: it seems that ath_rate_onoe kernel module into 2.6.12-8-686 was compiled into 2.6.12-3-686 or i'm missing something.04:36
stratusfabbione: is it the latest?04:36
=== Diziet curses tla's build system.
dokoDiziet, Keybuk: diversion question: is dpkg supposed to remove a diverted file/symlink on package removal and purge?04:42
lifelessDiziet: tla ? 04:43
Diziettla, yes.  Don't mind me, I'm just muttering to myself.04:48
Dizietdoko: Do you mean is it supposed to remove A's /usr/bin/a which has been diverted to /usr/bin/a.b by B, when you purge A ?04:49
DizietOr something else ?04:49
DizietIt might be clearer if you were less abstract :-).04:49
Diziettla, in fact:04:49
Dizietstruct rel_record { rel_field * _c; }04:50
Dizietva_arg (rp, rel_record)04:50
stratusphp-banana has a nice short and full description04:50
stratuswhat's that?04:50
Dizietrel_add_records (&answer, /*...stuff...*/, 0);04:50
dokoDiziet: yes, it does remove it, but I think, it's wrong04:50
Diziet0 is not a valid value of type struct !04:50
DizietSurely it should remove it ?  If you just installed B and it diverted /usr/bin/a to /usr/bin/a.b then you'd still not have a /usr/bin/a.b.  So surely after deinstalling A /usr/bin/a.b should be gone.04:51
DizietAlthough diverted conffiles are known not to work properly.04:51
DizietFSVO `properly'.  It's not clear what the semantics ought to be of attempting to divert a conffile.  `dpkg has detected that the package maintainer is on drugs.  Continue anyway ?'04:52
dokoDiziet, wait elmo found the problem in another place, nothing to do with diversions ...04:54
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elmoOGRA04:55
ograelmo04:55
ograwhats wrong ? 04:55
Keybukdoko: I was conveniently sitting next-to-ish elmo04:55
elmoogra: pls fix xscreensaver-data KTHXBYE04:55
DizietAnyone here know anything about ppc calling conventions ?05:00
DizietIs it the case that with a varargs function, int args and pointer args are passed differently ?05:00
=== Diziet finds a slightly doubtful web page. Looks like structs are passed differently to unstructed values of the same type.
DizietThis is going to be a big patch.05:03
ograelmo, do you have a hint for me whats wrong with it ? 05:04
elmoogra: missing Replaces: on xscreensaver05:04
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elmohow on earth did you even manage to install test it?05:05
ograelmo, replaces ?? its an additional package it shouldnt replace anything05:05
pittisjoerd: here?05:05
elmodpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/xscreensaver-data_4.21-4ubuntu11_i386.deb (--unpack):05:05
elmo trying to overwrite `/usr/share/man/man6/ant.6x.gz', which is also in package xscreensaver05:05
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elmoogra: ^---05:05
ograhmm... there shouldnt be any manpages in xscreensaver for the hack... so i'll fix xscreensaver ... thanks, i had no such prob here while testing05:06
elmoogra: dude.  you can't fix xscreensaver05:06
elmoI'm upgrading from xscreensaver_old-version; short of a time machine, that package is a done deal05:07
Keybukxscreenserver-data needs a Replaces on xscreensaver05:07
ograbut i dont want to replace xscreensaver ... 05:07
Lathiatisnt it supposed to replaces << last version05:07
pittibut you do05:07
Keybukogra: you do05:08
pittiogra: Replaces: does not (always) mean to replace the whole package05:08
pittiogra: just replaces some files05:08
ograerr.. yup05:08
KeybukReplaces != RPM Obsoletes05:08
pittiogra: if you replace a whole package, you shuold additionally conflict to it05:08
KeybukReplaces in dpkg means "I need to overwrite files"05:08
ograsorry, i'm slow today it seems05:08
KeybukReplaces+Conflicts is an "Obsoletes"05:08
dholbachelmo: could you pretty please sync  gnome-vfs  (the old one, universe) from sid?05:08
DizietJoy.  173 calls to this function to be fixed.05:10
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ograohhh, seb128 look at /apps/gnome-screensaver/themes :) we dont need to work around en/disabled screensavers apparently :)05:16
ograhow nice :)05:16
elmodholbach: done05:16
dholbachelmo: merci beaucoup05:16
seb128ogra: right05:17
dholbachMithrandir: thanks for that bug report05:17
Diziet(breezy-chroot)iwj@davis:~/tla-1.3.3$ find -name '*.c' | xargs ../fix-varargs rel_add_records rel_record_null 05:18
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linuxsbartleyCan anyone tell me who is the best person to talk to about cups on 5.04 server install. i.e. w/out gnome tools.05:20
jdubpitti05:20
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elmoDiziet: are you working on the tla powerpc ftbs?05:21
pittibtw, since tla is orphaned upstream, shouldn't we drop it to universe?05:21
elmoDiziet: if so, maybe we should consider just demoting tla and tla-tools instead05:21
lifelessDiziet: its all fixed in baz. just ship baz.05:22
lifeless_seriously_05:22
lifelessI'm no at all biased here or anything.05:22
Lathiatof course not05:22
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lifeless:)05:22
linuxsbartleyI have an 5.04 server installed system.  I have added xfce4 and cups.  I want to be able to configure printers using the localhost:631 swat configuration.  By default, it wants the root user and password.  I have added a root password, restarted cups etc... still can not get cups to access admin functions.05:22
occywho would I talk to about what gets included as far as the firmware for the ipw2200 wireless network card into Breezy?05:23
pittilinuxsbartley: please try "sudo adduser cupsys shadow"05:23
dholbachwhats up with the bug announce bot?05:23
dholbachwho turned it off?05:23
pittilinuxsbartley: that makes cupsys able to read /etc/shadow and thus it can verify your password05:23
pittilinuxsbartley: it's in /usr/share/doc/cupsys/README.Debian05:24
linuxsbartleypitti, ok.  is there any security risk with that?05:24
pittilinuxsbartley: not an actual one, we just disabled it by default for proactive security05:24
linuxsbartleyok. cool. thx.05:24
pittilinuxsbartley: since on the desktop cupsys doesn't need it (privilege minimization)05:24
occyis this a support channel?05:25
occyheh05:25
pittioccy: no, #ubuntu is05:25
occyyeah, that's what I thought.05:25
occyjust wondering if linuxsbartley's question is OT.  (no offense intended linuxsbartley)05:25
pittiof course we can't help ourselves and occasionally answer supportish questions here05:25
linuxsbartleysorry for the support type question.  #ubuntu did not have the details.05:25
linuxsbartleythe why behind the how.05:26
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linuxsbartleypitti, thx again.05:26
pittilinuxsbartley: you're welcome05:26
occyso, anyone know who to contact regarding firmware that gets shipped with a stable release?05:27
occy*crickets chirping*05:27
dholbachWOW, what happened to the gnome-screensaver preferences?05:33
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torkeldholbach: you got all the xscreensaver hacks?05:34
dholbachseems so05:35
occyany of you guys developers?05:35
sabdflogra: whats with /apps/gnome-screensaver/themes05:35
sabdfl?05:35
\shoccy: no ;)05:35
occyheh05:35
occy\sh, did you see my question?  re: firmware ?05:36
occyneed to ascertain who maintains the ipw2200 firmware that is distro'ed with Ubuntu.05:36
sabdfloccy: BenC is kernel maintainer05:36
\shoccy: benc or fabbione 05:36
dholbachoccy: do you look for this: /lib/modules/2.6.12-8-686/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/ipw2200/ipw2200.ko ?05:37
occyMy main thing is that the default drivers shipped with Hoary for my card are ancient.05:37
sabdfloccy: could you test breezy, please?05:37
occyand I want to see if they'll include the update for breezy *heh*05:37
occysabdfl, hmm, good point05:37
sabdfli'm running breezy, how do i tell version number for you?05:38
occywell... I think it only pulls up if you have that type of card.05:38
occyie,  dmesg |grep ipw2200 05:38
occyheh05:38
Keybukapt-cache policy "package"05:38
ograsabdfl, it holds the list of enabled screensavers ;) it wasnt there last tim i looked at the code :)05:38
sabdfl[4295068.858000]  ipw2100: Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 2100 Network Driver, 1.1.205:38
Keybukgah,ww05:38
occysabdfl, ahh you have the "same" card.05:38
occy(I think the 2100 is the brethren of the 2200)05:39
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sabdfloccy: different driver05:39
sabdflsomeone with a t42 will have to help you ;-)05:39
occysabdfl, well... 0.19 is what Hoary has.  05:39
occysabdfl, hehe05:39
Dizietelmo etc.: Yes, I'm fixing the tla ftbfs.  Should have it done this afternoon.05:39
occynp05:39
sabdfloccy: sec05:39
occysabdfl, any way we can find out what version breezy has via a file some place?05:39
DizietAre we really messing about with ideas like `drop it and switch to baz' now ?05:39
occysabdfl, yessir05:39
DizietOh, and do we have any other code by the same author ?  It needs a review looking for misuse of 0 and the end of a varargs list.05:40
Diziets/and the/at the05:40
dholbachThu, 28 Jul 2005 09:07:02 +0200: - Update ipw2200 to 1.0.6.05:40
sabdfldholbach: even that's pretty old, isn't it?05:41
sabdflBenC: ping05:41
pittiDiziet: well, bazaar is in Ubuntu main since hoary, so it's not really a "switch"05:41
dholbachsabdfl: to be honest, i have no idea - that's just what i found out in /usr/share/doc/linux-image-2.6.12-8-686/changelog.Debian.gz05:41
occydholbach, wow05:41
occydholbach, that's in breezy?05:42
dholbachoccy: yep05:42
pittiDiziet: the question is just whether we should support a package for 18 months that has a good replacement and is orphaned upstream05:42
occydholbach, kick ass05:42
occyoops, sorry for cursing05:42
dholbach:-D05:42
sabdfloccy: (16:42:52) cvd: sabdfl: [4319191.367000]  ipw2200: Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 2200/2915 Network Driver, 1.0.405:43
occyhmm05:43
occythat's cool... that's what I have now via some howto.05:43
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dholbachoccy: you should try the livecd - that should give you the info most easily05:44
Dizietpitti: Is that the question ?  The answer to that is probably `no'.  But also, the answer to `should we remove stuff from main at this stage' is probably `no' too.05:44
occydholbach, that's a good idea too... 05:44
KeybukI suspect the fact we ship tla in main is an accident05:44
occyWell, thank you guys.  I do appreciate your time.  I don't want to clog up the channel with my stuff :)05:44
sabdflthat's pretty old05:44
sabdflDiziet: we put stuff in main that we want to support for 18 months05:44
occyI just wanted to make sure someone was working on updating the drivers.05:45
sabdfldo you think tla should qualify?05:45
occyas usual, Ubuntu is on top of things.05:45
occy:)05:45
sabdfloccy: 1.0.4 is not the latest05:45
pittiDiziet: I don't see a problem with it, we are even putting stuff into main still; but it was just a suggestion to direct our working power into sensible fields05:45
occysabdfl, well, it's better than 0.1905:45
sabdflbut i believe there was a problem with 1.06, so we've rolled back05:45
DizietOh, right.  This code is rather bad.  How's baz ?05:45
occysabdfl, yah, that's what I've read.05:45
sabdflDiziet: baz is much better. but even that is EOL'd05:45
sabdfli think we should have baz in main, tla in universe for breezy05:46
DizietI see.  Um, we should support something along these lines.  Can baz publish tla format changes ?  (Sorry, I'm a bit behind on this kind of stuff.)05:46
sabdflDiziet: baz can read them05:46
pittiDiziet: yes, it can05:46
sabdflok05:46
pittiDiziet: you can even create tla archives with it05:46
pitti(and commit to them, of course)05:46
DizietIf it can write them then baz is just a replacement for tla with less bad code, which sounds good to me.05:46
DizietI'll finish off this ftbfs though.05:47
lifelesswhy ?05:47
pittiDiziet: the UI is different (better mostly), but it is archive-compativle05:47
DizietWell, I'm 80% through it.05:47
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lifelessthere is a patch on the list05:48
lifelessits just a nonsense size promotion bug05:49
lifelesstom kept doing that again and again05:49
lifeless0 != (void *)005:49
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DizietNo, it's not just size promotion.  He's also got   struct { foo*; }  which he varargs for but he passes just  `0'.05:49
lifelessyes05:50
Keybukhmm, are we going to keep support for baz for 18 months?05:52
sabdflKeybuk: we more or less have to05:52
DizietWhat do we have to replace it with ?05:52
sabdflit won't be in dapper/main, but bzr is NRY05:53
jsgotangcohey guys, i just came home after speaking about ubuntu and edubuntu in linuxworld philippines. Guess what, I actually WON an RHCE training and exam pack..hehehehe05:56
DizietIs bzr going to read and write tla format archives ?05:57
sabdfljsgotangco: nice going05:57
Lathiatsee, you speak about ubuntu, and they try to convert you!05:57
Lathiat;)05:57
sabdflDiziet: no05:57
sabdflthere will be a conversion tool05:57
jsgotangcosabdfl: yeah, people are really hyped about edubuntu anyways (the goverment people actually came)..it was our first linuxworld even in the country05:58
Dizietsabdfl: Hmm.  I think that means we're going to have to support either tla or baz (so, baz) for quite a while.06:00
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sabdflDiziet: baz it is then06:00
sabdflKeybuk: could you get the seeds right for tla -> universe, baz -> main, and bzr -> main for breezy, please?06:01
DizietI'll take tla out of the seeds for breezy.06:01
sabdflcool, thanks06:01
elmosabdfl: baz is already in main06:02
elmobzr would need a main inclusion report06:02
sabdflelmo: cool, thakns06:02
elmoDiziet: be sure to kill it in edubuntu and kubuntu too06:02
sabdfllifeless: we need to coordinate the latest-best bzr into breezy, please06:03
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elmosabdfl: cvd is making "WTF isn't he packing" noises ;-)06:03
lifelesssabdfl: next week ok? about to release 0.0.806:03
lifelesssabdfl: so wednesdayish would be good06:04
jdubbzr in main sounds a bit wonky06:04
sabdflelmo: cvd is so NEW around here06:04
sabdfllifeless: sounds fine06:04
sabdfljdub: yeah, i could live without it06:05
sabdflbut perhaps its something we would be happy to push new versions into updates for06:05
sabdflwe know its moving very fast at the moment06:05
sabdfland we know we would like it to be widespread06:05
Keybukelmo just broke down in tears06:06
jdublifeless: is bzr in the bazaar.canonical.com repo? might be better to point breezy users there while it's in RADICAL DEVELOPMENT phase :)06:06
sabdflso getting it in, then making newer versions available through updates (it has minimal dependencies) would work06:06
lifelessit won't be stable till month or two after brezzy goes out06:06
lifelessjdub: not yet, may do so once things get a bit more formalish06:06
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lifelessjdub: jbailey has that for you06:06
jdubjbailey has all the new hotness06:07
jbaileyjdub: I don't have the sources.list bit to put in handy.06:09
jbaileyBut you want bzr and bzrtools from it. =)06:09
jdubheh06:09
jdub'sok06:09
jdubmight be a little while before i start using it in anger06:09
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jbaileyjdub: deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~jbailey/snapshot/bzr ./06:10
jbaileyjdub: What were you pinging about with the evms root?06:11
jbaileyjdub: If you'r doing that, you need my new initramfs love in my people directory.06:12
jdubah, bummer.06:12
jdubi reverted to md after evms was giving me hassles (over and above lack of current initramfs support)06:12
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jbaileyYeah, so far evms doesn't much love me either.06:12
jdubevmsn was segfaulting and stuff too06:13
jbaileyBut I can boot with /dev/evms/lvm2/Ubuntu/root as my root now. =)06:13
jdubelite06:13
jdubi'm going to muck around with it on another machine though, something less... mission critical (ie. does not host pipka's mail)06:14
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Lathiatis this the kind of thing we want to be installed by default? ;)06:14
jdubwell, it's not used by default06:14
jduband we've only just scored autosetup of lvm (sans evms)06:15
sabdflmdz: ping06:16
jdub(though i wouldn't be too excited about putting evms on a "WOW FEATURES!" list any time soon)06:17
Keybukbut it's soooo shiiiny06:17
sabdflwho knows about the post-update notes?06:18
sabdfljbailey: ?06:18
sabdflcan we make it detect dups and not show them?06:18
ograsabdfl, mvo ?06:18
sabdflmvo: ^?06:18
mvosabdfl: here06:18
mvosabdfl: dups like two identical kernel notifications?06:19
elmocan we make it not show the language pack stuff too06:19
sabdflmvo: thats the badger06:19
mvoelmo: what's wrong with the language pack notification?06:19
DizietHmm.  Are we going to pull tla-tools ?  It turns out that tla is in main because of tla-tools.06:19
elmomvo: I think it's horribly confusing and meaningless to the average user06:20
elmoDiziet: yes06:20
DizietI assume; I haven't checked the germinate output.06:20
elmoDiziet: we should drop tla-doc too06:20
Diziettla-tools look like they'd be useful with baz too, or am I mistaken ?06:20
mvosabdfl: can you please mail me the content of you /var/lib/update-notifier/user.d/?06:20
Diziettla-doc> Quite so.06:20
sabdflmvo: notification-2.6.12-8-386  notification-2.6.12-8-68606:20
sabdfl3/68606:21
mvoelmo: update-notifier is just the message here, but I think the message should be reworded to "run language-selector" (it will detect the needed actions06:21
mvosabdfl: thanks, I'll work on it06:21
mvoelmo: arg, that should read "is just the messenger..."06:22
elmomvo: yeah, sorry, I wasn't having a go at you, just the message :)06:22
bddebianw00t, at least I finally got pgtcl to run configure. Sheesh06:23
mvoelmo: sure :) I'll bug pitti about it when I see him next time06:23
jbaileysabdfl: post-update?06:25
mvojbailey: I take care of it, no worries06:26
jbaileyThanks.06:26
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Dizietbaz--06:37
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lifelessDiziet: lock-revision <give it a 'version'>06:45
lifelessDiziet: it still accepts revisions, but it has a DWIM mode06:45
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sabdflcheers all. a week's holiday. omg, i don't know if i'll be able to stop lunchpadding06:48
sabdflADDICT06:48
ograsabdfl, enjoy the weekend (especially sunday)06:49
dholbachsabdfl: have a nice weekend :)06:49
sabdflthanks guys06:49
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Dizietlifeless: No, the problem is that if my commit bombs out halfway through (eg, because my signature program broke), it leaves the lock in the repo.  Barmy !06:50
DizietKamion told me to use lock-revision -b to break the lock again, which `fixes' it.06:50
lifelessDiziet: for the ancestry file yes, unloikely to fix that one.06:50
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dilingerah, memories of tla/baz06:54
mdzmorning06:59
elmoogra: why did you add Conflicts?06:59
bddebianHello mdz06:59
ograelmo, isnt that common ? 07:00
mdzjdub: yes, my evms machine is breezy07:00
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elmoogra: it's unneeded and causes dpkg to do the Wrong Thing07:01
jdubmdz: have you used evmsn much, or is it all set up and rolling ok? (i assume with jbailey's evms-enabled initramfs stuff)07:01
mdzjdub: I use it sometimes, more often evmsgui07:02
mdzjdub: no, I don't use evms root here07:02
jdubaha07:02
ograelmo, i'll fix it in the next upload, i dont think it does any harm currently..07:09
bob2wtf07:10
bob2the upstream mozilla crash agent thing uses motif07:11
ogramvo, dont you think 14944 is an X issue ?07:11
mvoogra: I don't think so07:13
ograif the screen is locked, nothing should leak through... 07:13
ograyou cant patch all the notification apps..07:14
mvoit should be enough to patch notification-daemon07:14
ograwhat about zenity notifications for example... 07:15
mvoi "just" need to know when the screensaver is active07:15
mvohow does zenity do it's notifications?07:15
ograzenity --notification --text "blah"07:16
ogratry it07:16
ograhmm, it doest show bubbles...07:16
ogradoesnt 07:16
ogramvo, forget it :)07:17
bob2it doesn't seem to do anything but add a tray icon07:17
mdzogra: what is the purpose of xscreensaver-data?07:17
ogramdz, it holds the hacks07:17
mvoogra: :)07:17
ogramdz, we can drop xscreensaver 07:17
mdzogra: then it's not data, but programs?07:17
ogramdz, yes07:17
mdz...07:17
mdzDiziet: I filed a bug about that ages ago07:26
Dizietmdz: The baz lockfile problem ?  Yes, I assumed it was known.07:31
DizietBut while you're here:@07:31
Diziets/\@//07:31
DizietThis kernel-package dependency bug you passed on to me, 15488.07:32
DizietWhich kernels do not compile with our current default gcc-4 ?07:32
ograDiziet, all ?07:32
DizietThe bug report suggests that just adding a dependency will DTRT but the actual kernel sources don't seem to go out of their way to select a different compiler.07:32
Dizietogra: I was worried it might be something along those lines :-).07:33
ograDiziet, the kernel is gcc3.4 afaik07:33
\sh*yawn* that was good07:33
mdzDiziet: the kernel sources ought to have gcc-3.4 in the makefile07:34
mdzDiziet: the headers do07:34
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\shmdz: g'evening :) I hope u had a good sleep :)07:35
DizietNot all kernels have gcc-3.4 in the makefile, just recent ones, AIUI.07:35
mdzDiziet: it's OK with me that since there will be no kernel in breezy which builds correctly with the default gcc, that  kernel-package in breezy assume that any -source package it builds will need gcc-3.407:35
mdzDiziet: well, in Hoary, the kernel built with the default gcc07:36
mdzbut breezy kernels have used a non-default compiler ever since 4.0 became default, early in the cycle07:36
mdz\sh: not bad07:36
mdzI would have liked to have slept longer07:36
DizietRight, yes, obviously it should depend on whatever it wants to build with.  But AFAICT the machinery for making it use the right compiler isn't perfect.07:36
\shmdz: I know this feeling :) 07:37
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mdzDiziet: if there are bugs there, we should fix them.  is there something specific it isn't doing yet?07:38
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\shmdz: did u read the backlog about amarok 1.3.x and sabdfls wish to include it, cause community wants it? 07:38
DizietWell, what I did was: downloaded our current kernel-package .dsc and unpacked and built it.  Installed the resulting .deb.  Unpacked a stock linux 2.6.13.1, cd'd into it.  Said  make-kpkg kernel-image.   It's using `gcc'.07:39
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DizietSo either (a) 2.6.13.1 is OK with 4.0 (which I thought wasn't the case) or (b) at the very least make-kpkg should pick the right compiler.07:39
mdzDiziet: (b)07:40
DizietRight.  So it's not just a dependency problem.  NP, I can fix it.  I just wanted to check that I wasn't confused, because the bug report suggested just changing the deps would help.07:40
DizietAs an aside, how do our own kernel-image packages get built ?07:40
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DizietDo we have some weird systems with gcc symlinked to gcc-3.4 or something ?07:41
DizietI'll go ask in #ubuntu-kernel.07:42
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mdzDiziet: well, the bug report was about what happened when someone installed linux-headers, linux-source, etc. and then tried to use them07:49
mdzDiziet: they can't be used without gcc-3.407:50
DizietRight.  But even if you have gcc-3.4 installed you have to know to give the build special flags.  That's probably OK for the source package, which you're supposed to use if you know what you're going.07:50
dokoDiziet: no weired symlinks07:50
DizietBut it's no good for the make-kpkg kernel-image, which is supposed to be at least mostly automatic.07:51
DizietSo it's done in our diff ?  We patch the toplevel Makefile to select the right compiler ?07:51
mdzDiziet: you shouldn't need to specify anything special, at least with linux-headers.  it has HOSTCC=gcc-3.407:52
mdzI don't know how it works07:52
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mdzit wasn't the case in the past and I was going to file a bug about it when I noticed it had already been changed07:52
DizietRight, if you get the linux-source package from archive.ubuntu, and untar it and cd into it, it will DTRT.07:53
DizietBut if you get a stock kernel from kernel.org and untar it and make-kpkg it will DTWT.07:53
mdzgood07:53
mdzapparently07:53
mdzbut that's a separate issue07:53
DizietWell, yes, but if I'm editing kernel-package I could fix both.07:53
mdzif it's straightforward07:53
DizietLooks it.  I can see the bit where it picks `gcc'.07:54
DizietI want to do people this favour because miscompiled kernels are a bad rathole for novices.07:54
mdzsure, just don't let it block the other fix07:56
\shmdz: so the question is, if we're allowed to break the freeze to bring amarok-1.3.1 into breezy07:56
mdz\sh: we already had this conversation on ubuntu-devel...has something changed?07:56
mdzis it still a beta or is it a final release?07:56
\shmdz: final07:56
ogramdz, i dont think -data is the wrong name, even if its binary data, it gets installed in /usr/lib/xscreensaver and gets executed by the screensaver app07:57
mdz\sh: does anything depend on it?  does it have the potential to break anything other than amarok?07:57
\shmdz: no..no new deps 07:57
\shmdz: nothing which depends on amarok07:57
mdz\sh: ok, let's do it07:58
mdzplenty of time to back it out if necessary07:58
\shmdz: thx...07:58
jbaileylamont: Shouldn't uname -m under linux32 return 'parisc' for you?07:59
jbaileylamont: I thought that it always returned the 32bit variant (Isn't that the point?)07:59
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cepearhi ppl08:01
dholbachhey cepear 08:01
cepearsomebody tried breezy/amd64 with nvidia?08:01
cepearI own a 5200 fx and I can't make it work with latests kernels08:02
cepearwell, the nvidia module loads, which doesn't starts up is X08:03
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mdzogra: so we are ready for gnome-screensaver now?08:26
ogramdz, yup08:27
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sivanghey all, is there anybody to sponser me on a gnome-panel fix? (make lpi integration consistent with mpt's  spces..08:27
sivangbah, this irssi + gnome-terminal is annonying08:27
ogramdz, sabdfl still wanted to have some changes to the lock window, mtp is preparing tham, but we should change the seeds asap i think08:28
ogras/tham/them08:28
bob2xterm it u08:28
mdzogra: can gnome-screensaver conflict with xscreensaver now?08:28
mdzotherwise upgrades will get both08:28
ogramdz, it only needs xscreensaver-data, i can make it conflict08:28
mdzsivang: perhaps \sh can help08:29
\shsivang: what?08:30
sivangmdz: thx08:30
\shsivang: whats your problem?08:31
mdz\sh: he's looking for someone to sponsor an upload to main, see above08:32
\shmdz: if it's ok with you and seb128 sure08:32
sivang\sh: yep :-) I need to do a small fix for gnome-panel which was already discussed with seb128 and mpt, I Want to know if you could sponser my upload08:32
mdzI haven't seen the code08:32
sivangmdz: that's just dropping the context menu patching from the applets, and leave it for the panel alone08:33
sivangmpt: around?08:42
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whiprushSweet! Bouncing cow in gnome-screensaver!08:48
ograyes, we still need to disable a lot08:49
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torkelogra: #316462 is the bug I filed in b.gnome.org re disabling themes in gnome-screensaver (in case you are intrested)08:51
ogratorkel, i already found the gconf key, but thanks )08:51
ogra:)08:51
torkelogra: :-)08:52
torkelogra: you "only" have to hack the preferences to change the key then? :-)08:54
ograwe'll just provide a default setting for the key in the package ;)08:54
jdubmdz: whoa, we're shipping gnome-screensaver?08:56
mdzjdub: seb128, ogra and sabdfl are all behind it09:02
jdub... so who swapped the release management juice for the SHINY juice? :-)09:03
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SurakHello, I'm having an odd issue with debian-installer.09:05
Riddellkdebluetooth is on the kubuntu CD but it doesn't get installed, why could that be?09:06
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SurakIn live cd's boot, if i type live debian-installer/locale=pt_BR , it will not work. But if I set the locale to es, it works. This live cd already have the pt langpack...09:07
mdzjdub: guess09:08
jdubhaha09:08
SurakWhat can be wrong?09:11
SurakAre the language-pack-pt and language-pack-pt-base enough for d-i? Or there are different stuff for this?09:13
bob2bold fonts in xterm look fucked09:13
RiddellSurak: live CD ubuntu breezy doesn't ship -pt language packs on i386 according to the seeds09:14
SurakYes Riddell. This is a custom cd, with both packages installed. 09:15
\shbob2: gnarf..that's why daniels didn't want to deal with it anymore..now my ass is fcked09:15
RiddellSurak: then you also need the language-pack-gnome-pt and language-pack-gnome-base-pt09:16
Surakbut my problem is before gnome. What happens is nothing when I type that d-i command at boot time.09:17
Surakd-i seems to ignore it when I type it with pt_BR. It will ask me language and keyboard. If I set for instance to "es" locale, it will ask me nothing.09:17
seb128\sh, sivang: what?09:18
SurakRiddel: and both packages are installed.09:18
\shseb128: sivang whats to have a sponsor for his gnome-panel lpi patch09:18
\shseb128: when u r available, you can deal with him :)09:19
seb128\sh: has somebody reviewed the patch?09:19
seb128\sh: nobody pinged me :p09:19
sivangseb128: I wasn't aware you are still here, I will post a debdiff in a sec.09:20
bob2NM doesn't do wpa?09:21
whiprushnope09:21
bob2suck09:21
\shseb128: mdz mentioned it...but I never seen a piece of code09:22
dholbachwifi-radar recommends wpasupplicant though09:22
\shwhy the hell...gdm is depending on xterm?09:23
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dholbach\sh: because you can have a term-session-login-only-thing-too09:23
\shdholbach: i see...*grmpf*09:27
ogramdz, #3044 would introduce two additional packages (sabdfl wanted xscreensaver-extras) do we really want that ?09:28
dokoelmo, fabbione: please could I have 2Gig disk space on concordia?09:29
ogramdz, its possible to make a preselectin in a gconf key for gnome-screensaver, the only issue is diskspace09:29
fabbionedoko: checking right now09:29
\shdholbach: funny thing that xterms behaviour is completly different in gnome then running e.g. fluxbox...09:30
fabbionedoko: keep an eye on a rm -rf process with my user..09:30
\shhave to investigate09:30
ogramdz, since we separate gl and non gl we'd have: xscreensaver-data (non-gl), xscreensaver-gl, xscreensaver-extras, xscreensaver-extras-gl09:30
fabbionedoko: when it's done there will be 3.5G free09:30
seb128\sh: due to xrdb?09:30
fabbionebut it's all ccache.. do it will take some time09:30
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\shseb128: du u think xterm +ls is xrdb?09:31
dokofabbione: thanks09:31
mdzogra: note that I removed the 5.10 milestone from that bug09:31
ogramdz, oh, ok09:31
fabbionedoko: np09:31
\shseb128: or export PROMPT_COMMAND= ; xterm +ls == set title to whatever but not xterm?09:31
\shseb128: which should be the default09:31
\shseb128: but I will check this just now with fluxbox ;) 09:32
\shor kde09:32
seb128\sh: no, xrdb just change the style: color, etc09:32
\shseb128: no...xrdb can tell xterm to behave as loginshell or not..but cli switches should have higher prio09:32
mdzDiziet: who said that tla is being demoted to universe?09:33
\shseb128: but it's not working just like it should09:33
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lamontjbailey: dunno... just reporting what it does...09:40
mdzl-r-m is larger than the kernel itself09:43
mdzthat is so evil09:43
sivangwow09:44
seb128mdke: what bar?09:45
seb128mdke: ctrl-L ?09:46
occyis there a reason why dma = on isn't set for /dev/cdrom by default when Ubuntu ships?09:46
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mdkeseb128, yeah, that one09:53
mdkeseb128, what happened to it?09:53
mdkeoccy, yes, there is an enormous bug about it in bugzilla, check it out09:54
seb128mdke: still working here09:54
mdkeseb128, it works now I pressed ctrl L :) Not before that though09:54
seb128mdke: you have a bar of button like the fileselector one09:56
mdkeyeah09:56
mdkeand until you told me ctrl L, I couldn't figure out from the menus how to get my address bar back09:56
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ograjbailey, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/edubuntu/edu_usplash.png10:01
jbaileyogra: Show off. =)10:02
ogra:)10:02
mdkenot to rant or anything, but does it bother anyone else that this ctrl L nautilus behaviour is not available from the menu?10:03
ograwhich menu ?10:04
mdkeany menu10:04
mdkebut I would have thought it would be trivial to have it accessible from the View menu10:04
ogramdke, its in the "go" menu10:04
\shgnarf10:05
ograL = Location10:05
mdkeoh how irritating10:05
mdkethanks anyway10:05
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mdkethe "Location bar" entry in the View menu is quite confusing then10:06
ograhmm, it should probably be called "path bar" but the place is right10:07
mdkeogra, so am I right to say that I can't turn on my address bar permanently? I have to press ctrl L every time?10:10
ograyup10:10
mdkeman that sucks10:10
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jay /apps/nautilus/preferences/always_use_location_entry10:12
jayIf set to true, then Nautilus browser windows will always use a textual input entry for the location toolbar, instead of the pathbar. 10:12
mdkejay, it's not in the preferences menu?10:12
jaymdke: doesn't look like it.  you know GNOMEites and their preferences ;)10:13
mdkeman that sucks10:13
mdkeusers aren't supposed to play around in gconf-editor10:13
jaywhat user is going to want to ctrl-l and type in their location? ;)10:14
jayit's not GNOME's target10:14
jayaudience.  but it's in gconf for advanced people to change10:15
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mdkeit's a browser10:16
mdkefirefox has an address bar10:16
ograits a file manager ;)10:16
mdkein browser mode?10:16
ograits still a file manager10:16
mdkeanyhow, it's all a matter of opinion10:17
cavediverSorry to disturb. But where do I report bugs? It seems gnome-terminal bluescreens with screen from time to time. And no - that's not a joke :P10:17
mdkeall I would have liked is the option to turn it on in the preferences10:17
mdkecavediver, see the topic, bugzilla.ubuntu.com10:17
Lathiatcavediver: heh, let me guess, irssi & screen right?10:17
cavediverl10:17
cavediverLathiat: yes10:17
\shbob2: can u do me a favour?10:17
cavedivermdke: ohh sorry. Will file it there then.10:17
Lathiatcavediver: long standing bug in vte, theres a bug open somewhere at http://bugzilla.gnome.org10:17
cavediverOk, so no bug-filing for me then :)10:18
Lathiatcavediver: hitting ^L will refresh.. but it'l only go back, i just ahve to restart the terminal :\ not much to do, it sucks. 10:18
jayonly happens when you use tabs iirc10:18
Lathiatjay: nah10:19
Lathiatjay: it just happens more often when you use tabs10:19
jayoh lol10:19
Lathiatalso if you change font/theme/something it gtriggers it10:19
cavediverI use no tabs.10:19
Lathiatcavediver: so yeh, dont change fonts, themes, or anything, dont use tabs (only on the window you use irssi with) and uh, pray to the gods10:19
jaylol10:19
cavediverLathiat: well.. maybe in 2.14 it will be fixed :)10:19
jayyou could use another terminal like aterm or xterm10:20
cavediverI like gnome-terminal in fact, even though it is a total memory eating application10:20
cavediverAlthough it uses much less resources in 2.1210:20
Lathiatanyway this is a little offtopic now10:20
\shwe are in serious trouble  ;)10:20
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Lathiat\sh: ?10:21
cavediverYeah sorry. Thanks for your answer anyway.10:21
cavediverbye10:21
stockholmelmo: ping10:21
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\shok...I just checked some xterm/rxvt/aterm (will be checked now)10:21
Lathiatchecking them for what?10:21
\shany of these terminals are honoring the `-T "Title"` cli switch10:21
\shanymore...cause something is causing it to override 10:22
ograwhhe, \sh thats really release critical10:22
\shwith $PROMPT_COMMAND10:22
\shogra: it's not the default...and shouldn't happen.10:22
\shand I don't know what the cause is...export PROMPT_COMMAND="" doesn't help10:22
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ograbut serious trouble is something else :)10:23
\shand actually it will override as well the `-n "icon title"`10:23
\shogra: well I have to fix those bugs and I don't really know where to search10:23
Lathiat\sh: bash will be updating it10:23
Lathiat\sh: note that it will change as you change directory etc10:23
\shLathiat: but only via PROMPT_COMMAND10:24
\shLathiat: and PROMPT_COMMAND is disabled, actually empty10:24
Lathiat\sh: sure, but since its in /etc/bashrc, it still has it when you launch the xterm10:24
Lathiat /etc/bash.bashrc10:24
\shLathiat: running xterm from cli and exporting prompt_command before that has higher prio then /etc/bashrc10:24
Lathiat\sh: uh... why?10:25
Lathiat\sh: when you run bash inside the xterm it will read /etc/bashrc10:25
\shLathiat: /etc/bash* are only defaults when ~/.bashrc is not there10:25
Lathiat\sh: which will overwrite the environment it inherited from the parent terminal10:25
Lathiat\sh: its in .bashrc too, i assume from /etc/skel10:25
\shLathiat: xterm +ls == no login shell10:25
\sh.bashrc / /etc/bashrc should be read when it's loginshell right?10:26
\shLathiat: in the early days this was the default10:26
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Lathiat\sh: it should read both afaik (tho its /etc/bash.bashrc), unless it is a login shell (not not a login shell)10:27
\shLathiat: but it shouldn't read it when I start it with +ls , which means, accordingly to man xterm, no login shell10:28
Lathiat\sh: a login shell means its a "new login" shell, e.g. when you open from minicom10:29
Lathiat\sh: and that woudl be -ls, +ls means not to10:29
Lathiat\sh: iirc login shells read /etc/bash_profile, .bash_profile10:29
\shLathiat: yes...and "no login shell" should not read them, right?10:29
Lathiat /etc/profile rather10:29
Lathiat\sh: /etc/profile sources /etc/bash.bashrc10:29
Lathiat\sh: so no, it shouldn't, but yes, because its done explicitly10:29
Lathiatyes, in our case10:30
\shno wonder10:30
\shbangshishead10:31
Lathiat:)10:32
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\shthis is a complete wrong behaviour10:32
Lathiat\sh: whats wrong?10:32
\shhow can I fix this without annoying some people10:33
Lathiat\sh: fix "what" exacly10:33
Lathiat\sh: the fact you cant set the title ?10:34
\shLathiat: it shouldn't do that...when the user tells xterm to use -T "his title" it should be "his title" and not our stuff10:34
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Lathiatits a bit tricky10:35
\shLathiat: but more difficult is this: even the "-n" switch is just like this...so -T + -n == wrong (-n == icon name ==> gets the -T title which is $PROMPT_COMMAND)10:36
\shand it's the bloody default bash.bashrc10:38
Lathiathow does that one work10:40
\shLathiat: -n "b0rkness" should show you in the icon bar the icon title "b0rkness"10:41
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mptsivang: pong10:41
\shLathiat: but setting PROMPT_COMMAND will override this setting as well, the same as with -T10:41
Lathiathrm10:43
\shLathiat: I just removed the PROMPT_COMMAND setting in my .bashrc and in the global bash.bashrc10:43
Lathiat-T works fine then10:43
Lathiat\sh: where do you get the list of available icon names10:43
\shLathiat: no not icon name it's an icon title...you see in gnome the "icon bar" ...there is left the icon and next to the icon is the title of the window...so -n set this title explicitly10:45
Lathiat\sh: ohhh, i see10:45
Lathiatwindow title vs windowbar title10:46
mvodoes anyone of you have a runing hoary at hand?10:46
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Lathiatmvo: i do10:46
Lathiatmvo: gui or !gui ?10:46
mvoLathiat: does the hoary version of synaptic already has "File/History" ?10:47
Lathiathang a sec10:47
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siretartDiziet: around?10:50
\shLathiat: I have a workaround10:54
Lathiat\sh: which is?10:54
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\shLathiat: case in /etc/profile...asking for xterm*|rxvt*) and then for "if [ $COLORTERM == "gnome-terminal" ] ; then # set PROMPT_COMMAND fi 10:55
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\shLathiat: if it's not gnome-terminal then don't do anything...and remove the xterm case from bash.bashrc10:55
\shLathiat: just tested10:55
Lathiat\sh: well, thats arguable10:55
\shLathiat: it's a better solution for users using xterm as in old times ;)10:56
Lathiatsure, but it breaks people wanting titles now10:56
Lathiat(like i said, arguable ;)10:56
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Lathiatmvo: yes10:57
Lathiatmvo: there is a file->history10:57
mvoLathiat: thanks!10:57
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\shLathiat: doesn't work :(10:57
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Lathiat\sh: what doesn't?10:58
\shLathiat: moment...ah that's why...10:58
\shLathiat: sorry..it works :)10:59
\shLathiat: there must be a solution to choose11:01
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\shLathiat: and the solution is to set it in .bashrc for the user 11:01
\shand leave the global stuff without the PROMPT_COMMAND11:02
Lathiati like that solution11:02
Lathiatleave it out of /etc/bash.bashrc, leave in /etc/skel11:02
Lathiatits not a complete solution however11:02
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\shLathiat: it's better then to have the global stuff11:04
cogumbreirolo all11:04
\shdoko: ping11:04
doko\sh: pong11:07
\shdoko: bash.bashrc and PROMPT_COMMAND will override everytime -T / -n switches from xterm 11:07
\shdoko: can we remove this, and put it only in /etc/skel/.bashrc for the user...11:07
\sh(where xterm== *term) 11:08
doko\sh: what kind of difference does it make?11:08
ogra\sh, that does only work for new installs then11:08
\shdoko: the user can choose if he wants this override or not...11:09
ogra\sh, existing installs will be missing PROMPT_COMMAND completely11:09
\shdoko: if he removes the PROMPT_COMMAND in .bashrc, it will always come up with bash.bashrc11:09
ograat least for th eexisting users11:09
\shogra: ?? it's right now the default in global and userbased11:09
ograoh its in both ?11:10
\shogra: yes11:10
\shogra: and this is what annoyes some people11:10
\shhttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15122 e.g.11:10
dokoI don't mind11:10
dokoit was requested in the past11:10
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\shdoko: it's just that it's a wrong behaviour...users cli switch should have higher prio then global PROMPT_COMMAND...but right now it's not the case11:13
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dholbachgood night, mvo11:14
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mvogood night dholbach 11:16
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\shlamont-away / infinity: can u please check what's up with gfcui (upload 2005-09-15) buildd status: not-for-us..but it's in universe, thx11:24
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cogumbreiromight I ask one question regarding Serpentine and its integration with GNOME?11:39
dholbachfire away11:40
cogumbreiroregarding this bug: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1413711:40
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dholbachcogumbreiro: could the upstream nautilus-cd-burner guys bring some light into this issue?11:42
cogumbreiroyeah, I think so, I'm going to mail them then11:43
dholbachsuper, thank you11:43
cogumbreirodholbach: so, should i wait for a release after their reply?11:43
dholbachyou could try to catch them on irc11:44
cogumbreiroi will11:45
Lathiathrmm, hwdb.ubuntu.com is connection refusing on the webserver11:47
hungerhehe... just managed to get those two strange keys on my thinkpad to work properly:-)11:50
hungerCould those "back" and "forward" keys get enabled by default in X?11:51
vrlnare there daily breezy snapshots available?11:51
Mithrandirvrln: cd images?  Yes, look at cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/11:51
vrlnI'm thinking about installing the preview, but I guess RC1 should be out soonish, so I'm not really sure11:51
Lathiatvrln: yes, although the preview is probably a better idea11:51
vrlnMithrandir: exactly - thank you :)11:51
ograLathiat, ?? works fine here11:51
Lathiatogra: eh its fixed now11:52
Lathiatogra: i noticed cus your buildlogs page was using the show thing11:52
vrlnLathiat: since ubuntu is in feature freeze, I'd imagine the daily images to be more stable than the preview :)11:52
vrlnthat said, the preview livecd works perfectly here11:52
Lathiatvrln: well they probably work :)11:52
Mithrandirvrln: both should work quite well. :-)11:53
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vrlnMithrandir: yeah - I'm downloading the daily snapshot right now, thanks again - switching from gentoo :)11:56
\shMithrandir: can u apt-get build-dep partimage? :) thx :)11:56
vrlnnow if only e17 would be accepted as a backport, then everything would be perfect (tm) (and sorry for the off-topic talk, I know this is supposed to be a devel channel)11:57
Mithrandir\sh: you're insane.  (running)11:57
\shMithrandir: it's bug day :)11:57
Mithrandir\sh: seriously, you're going to waste a few days on it, but feel free, stuff's installed11:57
\shMithrandir: as I said...I have to pay my depts in some beer at ubz11:57
\shMithrandir: thx :) 11:58
Mithrandir\sh: if you fix partimage to work correctly at ubz, I think I owe you beers.11:58
\shMithrandir: hmmm...u can test it?11:59
Mithrandir\sh: well, if you get it to run first, sure.11:59
Mithrandir\sh: it's used for our livecd builds to make rsyncable images, iirc.12:00
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\shMithrandir: can I run it via fakeroot? ,-)12:01
Mithrandir\sh: that should work, yes.12:01
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\shMithrandir: nice...so I could see the result on ravel12:01

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