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elmoogra: if you don't use your box for anything else you might not notice - try locking your screen, switching to the console and running top12:02
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robertjis Ubuntu Express still on track from Breezy?12:04
tsengno.12:04
ograelmo, it eats 2%, 90% idle12:04
elmoogra: ok, so it's not universal at least12:04
elmoI wonder if it's fighting with workrave12:04
ograah, that sounds reasonable12:05
ograi also have a weird bug from rossb... 12:05
ograelmo, #15817 12:05
ograit couls also be something like that...12:05
ogracould12:05
ograi cant reproduce it on x86 and amd64 here12:06
seb128jmg: you can have a Debian menu from the Application menu by installing menu-xdg12:06
seb128jmg: other way you have to use a menu editor, the GNOME menu uses the freedesktop format and desktop files12:07
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seb128jmg: "smeg" by example of menu editor12:07
robertjdid the guadalinux folks just not hit their deadlines?12:07
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elmoyeah, the problem is workrave12:08
elmoor gss vs. workrave12:08
seb128that's not a KDE issue but an inotify issue, I was saying it from the start :p12:08
ograseb128, but you also said you wouldnt work on KDE issues :) 12:10
ograseb128, thanks for doing it anyway...12:10
robitailleogra,   is it a bug or a feature that gnome-screensaver doesn't have a gui to select an amount of time before my laptop display totally turns off?12:10
seb128np12:10
ograrobitaille, hmm, not sure :) 12:10
robitaillelike with xscreensaver and its powermanager menu12:11
ograrobitaille, i dont know whats planned for the UI in the future...12:11
ograso i'm not sure if its a bug or a feature12:11
robitaillebut the current UI is  the UI we'll ship?12:11
ograrobitaille, with changes in the lock screen... but yes12:12
jmgis there a way to monitor the filesystem for changes before and after installing from a12:12
jmg  commercial installer and make a deb file out of the changes?12:12
jmgnot checkinstall, this POS doesnt use makefiles12:12
robitailleogra,  usually with my laptop and xscreensaver, I select blank the screen after 1min, turn off the screen after 5 mins to minimize battery usage. 12:12
ograrobitaille, i think we can do something similar with laptop-mode or the acpi-support package for now, in dapper we'll surely have g-p-m ready12:14
robertjjmg: fsdiff probably does the job12:14
robertjjmg: but it's just going to give you the changes, not any of the packaging stuff12:14
robitailleogra,  that would be very useful to avoid reinstalling xscreensaver at the cost of removing ubuntu-dekstop;  should I fill something in bugzilla?12:15
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ograrobitaille, there is something already...12:16
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robitailleogra,   oh...I didn't find it.12:16
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elmoogra: #15831, enjoy12:17
ograelmo, thanks12:17
ograi'll have to use workrave now i guess :)12:17
ograrobitaille, 15426 and 1200312:18
Nafallohmm12:21
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ograNafallo, do you see that too ?12:22
Nafalloogra: I saw that bug. that was enough for me :-P12:23
Nafalloogra: atleast this evening ;-)12:23
Nafalloehm, night12:23
mdzjbailey: did you track down that initramfs error?12:23
jbaileymdz: Still chasing it with gicmo 12:24
jbaileyFigured out why my trap didn't work.12:24
\shgrmpf12:25
jbaileyApparently [ -e ${resume} ]  is true when resume is not defined.12:25
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gicmojbailey, works12:39
jbailey\o/12:39
gicmoalso for my friend12:39
ograoh, great, i just finished my install12:39
ograjbailey, whats the fix i can test it immediately12:39
jbaileyogra: http://people.ubuntu.com/~jbailey/initramfs-tools_0.27_all.deb12:39
jmgwow fsdiff isnt in debian12:40
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=== jbailey wonders if he can wire a machine up here LTSP style for testing.
ograjbailey, install edubuntu :)12:44
jbaileyogra: What does it need on the server side?12:44
jbaileyLike, is it a package I can install on my main breezy box?12:44
ograjbailey, i run a pIII 900 with 256MB , but i only have one client available12:44
ograah, k12:44
jbaileyWell, I was going to setup another machine anyway for watching DVDs in the other room.12:45
ograsee ThinClientHowto on the ubuntu wiki12:45
jbaileySo it has no need of a local drive anyway.12:45
ograthats the core stuff, you wont need anything else... edubuntu is only the software selection and shiny artwork stuff...12:46
jbaileyOoo shiny!12:46
ograheh12:46
ograthe CD bootscreen looks cool, i just saw it the first time in action12:47
ograanyway, testing now12:47
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mdzcrimsun: the change looks ok to me, though the patch is in "normal" format and so is unlikely to apply correctly12:54
mdzcrimsun: (regarding 14232)12:54
\shgood night gentlemen12:55
martinhjjbailey: looked anymor at #14316 ? (lilo not working when I boot with initramfs image)12:56
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ogra_ltspjbailey, i can confirm the breakage and i can confirm the fix, works fine01:01
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jbaileyogra_ltsp: Lovely, thanks.01:02
ogra_ltspmdz, mousedev doesnt get loaded in ltsp :(01:02
jbaileyogra_ltsp: I'll do two more tests on my machines and upload.01:02
ogra_ltspjbailey, great01:02
mdzogra_ltsp: if that were the case, X would never start01:02
mdzyet it does01:02
ogra_ltspmdz, exactly, it doesnt start01:02
ogra_ltspi had to login on console and load mousedev, i will investigate further...01:03
mdzogra_ltsp: more likely you are encountering http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1291501:03
jbaileymartinhj: Gimme a sec.  I'm just working on a different bug.01:03
jbailey<song>Where oh where did my /dev/input go?</song>01:04
ogra_ltspmdz, yes, most likely01:04
ogra_ltspthanks01:04
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mdzogra_ltsp: if you are able to reproduce it, please help Keybuk debug it01:09
mdzbecause so far we have difficulty reproducing it01:09
mdzand01:09
mdzthe thin client environment is nice and simple01:09
mdzmousedev is the only module loaded in /etc/modules01:09
ogra_ltspyup, i know01:10
ogra_ltspi will try to find the cause01:10
KeybukI did 150 reboots today01:11
KeybukAND STILL CAN'T REPLICATE THAT MOTHER FUCKER01:11
NafalloKeybuk: wow! that's lots of fsck :-P01:11
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mjg59Nafallo: Rule 1 in debugging: tune2fs your filesystem to fsck less often01:12
KeybukNafallo: I commented that stuff out01:12
Nafallo:-)01:12
Keybukwell, made it reboot before it got that far01:13
Nafallomjg59: btw, is that stuff supposed to run while on battery?01:13
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mjg59No, not really. But it probably is.01:14
Nafallomjg59: that's a post-breezybug I guess? ;-)01:14
mjg59We'll see01:14
mjg59Anyway, I'm off home01:14
Nafallooki01:15
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Keybukhere's a nickel, kid; get a real filesystem01:16
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NafalloI run ext3 everywhere ;-)01:16
Keybukit's not a real filesystem unless it scares the willies out of elmo01:17
jbaileyKeybuk: umsdos?01:17
NafalloHAHA01:17
Keybukreminds me of the LCA keynote where Andrew Morton gave away the USB key to the man who admitted to running jfs "to back up his files onto"01:19
HrdwrBoBhahaha01:20
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HrdwrBoBI use XFS01:21
ogra_ltspKeybuk, seems i can reproduce it reliably01:21
tsenghave a cookie01:21
ogra_ltspKeybuk, so what info do you need...01:21
Keybukogra_ltsp: check that mousedev *is* loaded, and /dev/input/mice is missing01:21
ogra_ltspKeybuk, mousedev isnt loaded01:22
Keybukit isn't?01:22
ogra_ltspi have to load it manually01:22
ogra_ltspafterwards everything works fine01:22
Keybukthen it's not 1291501:22
ogra_ltspok01:22
Keybuk12915 is when mousedev is loaded, but the udev event is dropped somewhere01:22
ogra_ltspso its something else01:22
Keybuksounds like it01:22
ogra_ltspfunnily psmouse is loaded01:23
Keybukoh, now that's kinda amusing01:23
Keybukpsmouse should generally drag mousedev in01:23
ogra_ltspheh01:23
ogra_ltsphmm, modinfo psmouse doesnt show a dependency on mousedev01:24
Keybukno, but mousedev declares its undying love for all things of class mouse01:24
Keybukso grepmap <anything mousey> will load it01:25
Keybukas will modprobe $MODALIAS for anything mousey01:25
ogra_ltsphmm01:25
Keybukactually, the second bit there may be a lie and a kernel bug01:26
Keybukbut we're not using that anyway01:27
ogra_ltspthe fun is, i have a /etc/modules with only the line mousedev in it... 01:27
ogra_ltspbut it still doesnt get loaded01:27
Keybukhmm01:28
Keybukltsp is ordinary breezy?01:28
Keybukin breezy those are loaded by S:S20module-init-tools (yay descriptive filename)01:28
ogra_ltspyup, but with a startscript for the client that loads the modules...01:28
Keybukhmm01:28
Keybuktrace the script?01:28
ogra_ltspso there may be something wrong... but i wouldnt know what, since there was no change in ltsp since ma last install on friday01:29
ogra_ltsp    for module in $(env | awk -F= '$1 ~ /^MODULE_/ { print $2 }'); do01:29
ogra_ltsp        modprobe $module01:29
ogra_ltsp    done01:29
Keybukhitting max environment size ?01:29
ogra_ltsphmm...01:30
mdzjbailey: thoughts on letting initrd-tools pass into universe in breezy?01:30
ogra_ltspenv looks ok here... on the client as well as on the server01:31
mdzogra_ltsp: that code isn't relevant01:31
mdzthat's used for loading additional modules via lts.conf01:31
mdzmousedev is loaded in /etc/modules01:31
ogra_ltspmdz, so module-init-tools is my prob 01:31
mdzogra_ltsp: perhaps you modified /etc/modules in the chroot01:32
ogra_ltspmdz, i didnt touch it...01:32
mdzogra_ltsp: "stuff listed in /etc/modules doesn't get loaded anymore" is a bug someone else would have noticed...01:32
ogra_ltspits a fresh install the only thing i did was reconfiguring linux-image to use jbaileys fix01:33
mdzogra_ltsp: did you look at /etc/modules or no?01:33
ogra_ltspit contains mousedev as usual01:33
ogra_ltspmodule-init-tools is there as well... started by S20 in rcS.d01:34
Keybukis there an /etc/modules-* ?01:34
ogra_ltspnope01:34
jbaileymdz: I'd be happy to see that.  The only case I've seen where I have no idea what's happening is the iBooks that refuse to load an initramfs at all.01:36
jbaileymdz: But it has to happen right after breezy, anyway, since without devfs it won't work.01:37
Keybukdid you really mean devfs?01:38
jbaileyKeybuk: Yes.  initrd-tools depends on devfs.01:38
ajmitchjbailey: just to check, with initramfs, udevstart runs before the real init?01:39
jbaileyKeybuk: This was part of my incentive to start initramfs-tools after OLS of last year.  I tried ripping the devfs stuff out, and it just got uglier..01:39
jbaileyajmitch: Yes, but only a limited subset of drivers has been loaded at that point.01:39
jbaileyajmitch: g'morning, btw.01:40
ajmitchjbailey: right, just checking for selinux stuff :)01:40
ajmitchhi01:40
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jbaileyOoo, selinux.  shiny. =)01:41
ajmitchjbailey: I'd really like to see some of it in dapper if possible, so I need to review all the bits I have now01:43
jbaileyNice.  Hardening dapper would probably be lovely.01:44
ajmitchyeah01:44
jbaileyIt would also mean that anything that certifies to dapper isn't going to automatically suck on the next version if it grows selinux01:44
ajmitchdepends on how much support we can get in :)01:46
Keybukit'd be nice to get a real deployment of the dpkg selinux support to see whether it works <g>01:48
ajmitchthings are still moving a bit slow in debian with other packages :)01:50
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ogra_ltspmdz, module-init-tools is broken, line 25 reads "log_end_msg 1" but should read "log_end_msg 1 || true" else it exits on readonly filesystems or if depmod cant get executed out of other reasons02:08
ogra_ltspin the init script that is indeed02:10
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wftlCan anyone provide me a link that can show me the release schedule and the feature plan for 5.10 and the next release?02:51
Burgundaviawftl, 1st part, 5.10 releases Oct 13, 200502:51
Burgundaviawftl, features for 6.04 (the next release) are going to be decided at the next dev conference02:52
bddebianhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases02:52
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Burgundaviawftl, features for 5.10 can be seen in the release notes https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyReleaseNotes02:52
wftlThanks, Burgundavia and bddebian.02:53
bddebianNP02:53
wftlAre there any likely changes to the installer for Breezy Badger?02:54
Burgundaviawftl, no02:54
Burgundaviawftl, the uniifed live/install cd didn't make feature freeze02:55
Burgundaviaexpect it for 6.0402:55
wftlI actually meant the graphical installer.02:55
wftlBurgundavia, where are you located?02:56
wftlJust curious because of the shawcable address.02:56
Burgundaviawftl, Victoria, BC Canada02:56
wftlAh, cool.  Nice place.02:57
Burgundaviawftl, the unified live/installer cd is the graphical isntallers02:57
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mjg59So. As root, how do I determine a user's Dbus session address?03:23
Lathiatyou dont?03:29
mjg59Ok. Let me rephrase that.03:29
mjg59As root, how do I determine a user's DBus session address in order for it to be possible to control gnome-screensaver from acpi scripts and avoid the death of small kittens and destruction of the battle fleet?03:30
mjg59mdz: Around?03:31
mdzmjg59: yep03:31
mjg59mdz: Something of a problem with gnome-screensaver integration03:32
mjg59mdz: gnome-screensaver-command uses DBus to communicate. It's not just a drop-in replacement for xscreensaver-command03:32
mjg59The ACPI scripts run as root, so somehow we need to mimic the user's DBus environment. I can't find any simple way of doing that03:33
mjg59Which presents certain problems03:35
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ogramjg59, probably mimic the user, not the dbus env ? (i know how ugly that is) sudo -u $user gnome-screensaver-command --whatever ?03:47
mjg59ogra: No, that doesn't work03:48
mjg59ogra: Because it doesn't know where the DBus session bus is03:48
ograworks here ...03:49
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ograroot@honk:~ # gnome-screensaver-command --activate03:49
ogra** Message: Failed to connect to the D-BUS daemon: No reply within specified time03:49
ograroot@honk:~ # sudo -u ogra gnome-screensaver-command --activate03:49
ograroot@honk:~ #03:49
mjg59ogra: + su mjg59 -c 'gnome-screensaver-command --unthrottle'03:49
mjg59** Message: Failed to connect to the D-BUS daemon: Unable to determine the address of the message bus03:49
ograhmm, yes, does only work in gnome-terminal...03:51
infinityNo, it only works if you have your environment preserved. :)03:51
mjg59ogra: You've probably carried over your environment03:51
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infinityHit a terminal, then "sudo su -", then try it.03:51
infinityBreaks miserably.03:51
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infinityIs this seriously the first time we've run into the "hey, wait, how can root fiddle with aq user's DBUS session?" problem?03:54
infinityIt seems to me it would/should have come up much earlier. :)03:54
mjg59< DrNick> mjg59: cat /proc/$(pgrep -U nicholas gnome-session)/environ |03:55
mjg59                xargs -0 -n 1 | grep -Po '(?<=DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=)(.*)'03:55
mjg59I'm in awe of that one.03:55
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mjg59I think I may have to use it.03:55
infinityThere must be a less obviously "I am root, so can do evil things" way to do it.03:55
ograargh03:55
mjg59If anyone has a better suggestion within the next 4 minutes, I'll go with that03:56
mjg59Otherwise you're getting crack03:56
mjg59All of you03:56
mjg59I've got an acpi-support upload that finally seems to fix the "My fans are broken after resume" thing03:56
infinityCrack it is.  I can't be bothered to take the time out and search for something "better".03:56
Lathiatmjg59: oh man04:01
Lathiatmjg59: that is...04:01
Lathiatthats impressive04:01
Lathiatwont work on kde tho04:01
mjg59Lathiat: If they're running gnome-screensaver under KDE, then, well...04:03
ajmitchLathiat: but this is for gnome-screensaver love.04:03
ajmitchit's possible, but hardly going to be supported if they mix & match quite like that04:04
mjg59Nnnngh.04:04
mjg59Now it fails silently.04:05
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mptogra: ping04:15
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Lathiatmjg59: so what, this is to deactive the screensaver? can't you just run su <user> -c "dbus-send.." or whatever?04:31
mjg59Lathiat: That would still need to know the user's DBus session address, no?04:31
Lathiatmjg59: oh, yeh04:36
Lathiathrm04:36
jdubGOOD MORNING FREEDOM LOVERS!04:51
whiprushyay Mr. Dub!04:52
bddebianHeya jbailey 04:52
bddebianErr jdub 04:52
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ajmitchmorning jdub 04:59
ajmitchLathiat: heard from ross about avahi debs? :)05:01
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Lathiatmjg59: mmm06:15
fabbionemorning06:40
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fabbionemdz: ping?06:51
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fabbionemdz: unping06:54
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pittiGood morning07:08
ajmitchmorning pitti 07:09
fabbionehey pitti07:10
fabbionehi ajmitch 07:10
pittimoin ajmitch, fabbione 07:10
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fabbionehmmm weird07:13
fabbionesomething is changed in in.tftpd recently that makes the init script useles07:14
fabbione+s07:14
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dholbachgood morning07:27
jsgotangcohi daniel07:27
dholbachhey jerome :)07:27
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magnonpitti: your pbbuttonsd package did not fix it :P07:28
pittimagnon: but 0.7.1 works? http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/packages/pbbuttonsd_0.7.1-1ubuntu1_powerpc.deb07:29
dholbachmorning pitti07:29
magnonyeah, 0.7.1 does owrk07:30
magnonwork07:30
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magnonI was entirely sure that I posted a comment to that bug on it07:30
magnonbut I didn't07:30
magnon:/07:30
mdzfabbione: unpong07:31
pittiHi mdz07:31
mdzhi07:31
magnonpitti: I'm not using the ubuntu 0.7.1 though. But, I'm not seeing any problems now07:31
magnonI'd love to help finding what to backport07:31
magnonbut it's 7am and I need to go to bed ;)07:32
magnonbeen up all night writing *sigh* business plans07:32
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magnonpitti: I'll be back at about 1300 CET, I'll see about it then :)07:34
magnonhave a nice day, folks07:34
pittimagnon: sleep well07:35
pittithanks07:35
fabbionemdz: well since you are around.. i am taking off a couple of hours from my ws today.. i need to go and SHARE THE LOVE!07:35
pittifabbione: distribute CDs?07:35
fabbionemdz: give out some CDs and stuff.. but i will be back way before you will be awake ;)07:35
fabbionepitti: yes07:35
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whiprushjdub: ping07:40
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dholbachwhiprush: morning jorge :)07:42
whiprushmorning daniel!07:45
jsgotangcohey whiprush 07:46
bob2fridge me up07:46
whiprushheh07:46
jsgotangcowhiprush, things that freeze?07:46
whiprushsoon dude.07:46
whiprushsoon.07:46
bob2soon since april07:47
jsgotangco6.0407:47
ajmitchjsgotangco: quite possibly :)07:47
whiprushbob2: ph ye of little faith. :)07:47
jdubwhiprush: pong07:47
bob2I thought I was ye of utter rudeness and the spawn of satan?07:47
ajmitchbob2: that too07:48
whiprushjdub: Just listened to asa's audio from oscon.07:48
jdubbob2: it was never 'soon since april'07:48
fabbionepitti: can you remind me again the URL to grab a raw main inclusion report?07:48
whiprushjdub: ironically, I just got to the part where you got to talk.07:48
pittifabbione: view one and select "view raw" in the dropdown07:49
bob2jdub: but harrassing whiprush is my hobby!07:49
whiprushbob2: pfft.07:49
fabbionepitti: danke07:49
jdubbob2: you've chosen the wrong person to harrass07:49
whiprushsoon dude. soon.07:49
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pittifabbione: ?action=raw07:49
jdubwhiprush: meanwhile, still don't have a server yet ;)07:49
whiprushjdub: I was going to ask what you thought of his speech, but now I get to hear you getting cut off.07:50
jdubhopefully during tonight07:50
jdubwhiprush: i was hoping to do a response via zdnet, but my trip got in the way07:50
pittijdub: when will we see libmad0 and libxine1c2 in universe?07:50
whiprush... and so much for addressing his concerns.07:50
pittijdub: we should do that soon07:50
jdubwhiprush: the annoying bit was that straight after i got a chance to sit down with him for a useful amount of time and talk to him about it07:52
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jdubpitti: libmad yeah, xine - why bother?07:52
pittijdub: is it already cleaned?07:52
jdubpitti: afaik, the debian/ubuntu builds don't have seriously naughty stuff07:53
pittijdub: so if it is patent-free (or, rather less patented) now, can we put totem-xine into main?07:53
jdubit's tempting. i'd prefer if someone reviewed xine to make sure though.07:54
pittijdub: the description says that it supports mp3, mpeg, etc.07:54
jdub* html b.bl {bottom:-2px}07:54
jdub* html b.br {bottom:-2px}07:54
whiprushjdub: man, kind of lame ... didn't even get a chance to follow it up in public.07:54
jdubbah07:54
pittijdub: ?07:54
jdubpitti: if you have libmad installed07:54
pittijdub: thou must not format IRC strings :-)07:54
pittijdub: ah, IC07:54
jdub(that was css)07:55
pittijdub: I know :-)07:55
pittiok, cu later07:55
Mithrandirogra: gnome-screensaver seems unstable.  It has crashed for me here.07:56
Mithrandirogra: and it's not restarted even though I twiddled in the control panel (unlike g-v-m for instance)07:57
fabbionemorning Mith07:59
Mithrandirhiya Fabio07:59
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jdubmdz: 128M req is fine for most cases, though perhaps we should say, "Some applications will have greater requirements."08:02
jdubor something like that08:02
HrdwrBoBlike openoffice08:03
HiddenWolfjdub, ever tried running gnome on 128?08:03
jdubyeah08:04
HiddenWolfDepends on what you're used to, but I wouldn't recommend it...08:04
jdubworks fine08:04
jdubif you want to run useful apps, you need 256MB08:04
HiddenWolfjdub, so what good it is to say 128 is minimum? save marketing?08:05
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HiddenWolfBurgundavia, i'm sure that kept you busy for a while. ;)08:05
jdubmind you, now we've included all this crazy hplip stuff, we're chomping up huge gobs of useful memory on stuff the majority of our users won't care about (no, the majority do not have hp inkjets)08:05
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HiddenWolfjdub, ouch, it's that bad?08:06
jdubHiddenWolf: if you just want to run a desktop and browser, 128MB isn't bad08:06
dokopitti: please could you review ttf-dejavu (font) and libfont-ttf-perl08:07
jdubUSER       PID %CPU %MEM    VSZ   RSS TTY      STAT START   TIME COMMAND08:07
jdubhplip     6911  0.0  0.6   9636  4112 ?        S    Sep18   0:06 python /usr/sbin/hpssd08:07
BurgundaviaHiddenWolf, lets just say after 15 mins to the OO.o splace screen, I gave up08:07
jdubit's not that bad08:07
jdubbut hopefully avoidable in the future08:07
HrdwrBoBfirefox can be very hungry though, but yes, 128mb is the bare minimum08:07
HiddenWolfBurgundavia, you shouldn't known better than to try. ;)08:07
HiddenWolfHrdwrBoB, I've had 200mb for firefox alone. ;)08:07
BurgundaviaHiddenWolf, didn't realize it had 128 until afterward08:08
HrdwrBoBmy 256mb laptop needs more desperately08:08
HiddenWolfBurgundavia, :D08:08
HrdwrBoB128 is the barely usable minimum,  256mb is a workable minimum, 512 is perfect08:09
jdubthe two firefox sessions (two users) running on my laptop are 54M and 39M resident (130M and 128M virtual)08:09
dholbachdoko: pitti just went away08:09
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HiddenWolfjdub, well, if hplib is needed to get us on the desktop, it's a good price to pay.08:09
jdubHiddenWolf: hplip running on every single machine is not required to "get us on the dfesktop"08:10
Mithrandirjdub: I guess I love tabs; tfheen    8054  0.0  3.9 274588 81740 ?        Sl   Sep18   0:54 /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/firefox-bin -a firefox08:10
HrdwrBoBmine is 152mb but I have 16 tabs open08:10
jdubHrdwrBoB: virtual or resident?08:10
Burgundaviajdub, can the hplip stuff be better integrated into the existing cups/sane stuff we already run?08:10
HrdwrBoBresident08:10
HrdwrBoB377mb virtual08:10
HiddenWolfjdub, True, but it keeps HP friendly I presume. ;008:10
jdub(that's an unusual session for me, though)08:11
HrdwrBoBI wouldn't bother using, building, or recommending a machine to anyone with 128mb ram08:11
jdubBurgundavia: possibly, perhaps; ideally we could just activate it when required, yada08:11
dokomdz: please process openoffice.org1-debian-files from NEW, and promote re-openoffice.org-debian-files to main 08:11
HiddenWolf11015 hidde     15   0  114m  50m  20m S  0.3  5.0   0:33.52 firefox-bin08:11
MithrandirI don't think I've got any machines running X with less than 1.5GB of memory.08:12
HiddenWolfMithrandir, why 1.5GB?08:12
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=== Lathiat has a 256M and a 512M machine
Lathiatand a 640M08:12
dholbachajmitch: me neither :)08:12
ajmitchyet :)08:12
Lathiatfunnily enough the 640M machine is a server with no X etc and uses <100M :)08:12
MithrandirHiddenWolf: because my laptop comes with 512 and takes an extra 1GB stick, my other desktop started off with 512MB, but it was too little so I put another stick in it, and the one I'm on now was bought with 2G three weeks ago08:13
HiddenWolfMithrandir, ai. :)08:13
MithrandirHiddenWolf: since I'm developing stuff, it's kinda special, though, so I don't think that's necessarily a recommended situation.08:14
MithrandirHiddenWolf: but it really makes the live cd fly on the 2G machine. ;-)08:14
HiddenWolfI can imagine08:14
HiddenWolfWell, got to run. I'm up for 6 straight hours listening to lectures.08:14
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Mithrandirhave fun08:15
HiddenWolfMithrandir, doubtful08:15
HiddenWolfMithrandir, but thanks08:17
doko\msg `anthony you around? ok to checkin the locales patch (without the utf change) to the branch?08:18
HiddenWolfI'll think of you guys while I'm sitting through a 2-hour lecture sponsored  by WIntel08:18
`anthonydoko: which one?08:23
doko\msg `anthony the one I emailed you and martin v loewis08:23
dokoohh, great, should execercise typing ...08:24
`anthonydoko: hm. when did you send the email? I don't see it.08:24
doko`anthony: Martin did reply on Sep 1408:25
`anthonynope - I don't see it.08:25
=== jdub hopes lenovo have some female designer/marketing people
jdubthinkpads do not turn the girls on08:27
Mithrandirjdub: they're still hot, though.08:27
jdubfor us, yeah08:28
jdubbut attempting to convince pia that she wants a thinkpad is *hard*08:28
Mithrandirwhat does she want, then?  Toshiba?08:28
jdubatm she's looking at this flakey asus thing08:28
infinityReally?... My girlfriend thinks our thinkpads are smokin' hot.08:28
jdubwhich is more expensive08:28
infinityClearly, you need a new wife, not a new laptop design.08:29
jdub"but it looks good!"08:29
jdub"but it will fall apart!"08:29
whiprushasuses are surprisingly linux-friendly08:29
whiprushor, asii ...08:29
jdubitym "arse"08:29
HrdwrBoBmy friends girlfirend has an asus08:29
HrdwrBoBshe thinks my X40 is cooler08:30
HrdwrBoBher asus has a dead pixel08:30
jdubyeah, and the T series just look like big X series08:30
jdubnot any uglier08:30
HrdwrBoByeah08:30
HrdwrBoBI'll be getting a T series for my wife when we upgrade08:31
whiprushthat new lenovo widescreen X series look nice.08:31
jdubyeah08:32
whiprushpeople dig those new superbrite screens too08:32
whiprushwith the shiny coating on the screen08:32
HrdwrBoBwidescreen X series?08:33
whiprushyeah they have one coming up08:33
HrdwrBoBthat would be very nice08:34
HrdwrBoBjdub: http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000527058629/08:35
HrdwrBoBZ series will come out with titanium cover optionally08:35
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jdubhope the titanium is light08:36
infinityThe Z isn't a "widescreen X".08:36
jdub'cos ibm plastic is like kevlar08:36
HrdwrBoBno it's not08:36
infinityIt's quite a bit thicker/heavier, and has more bells and whistles (ie: a CD/DVD drive)08:37
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HrdwrBoBbut jdbu is looking at a T series anyway08:37
infinityThey should capture a market segment that the T and X doesn't currently, though, which is cool.08:37
infinityI love my T.08:37
HrdwrBoByeah08:37
jdubpipka needs combination of lightness and screen size, so T fits well08:37
jdubR is like... crazy08:37
MithrandirR is a bit heavy08:38
infinityThe R is too heavy for me.08:38
infinityS'why I spent the insane money on the T.08:38
whiprushThe R is too heavy for any human08:38
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HrdwrBoBmy sister in law has an R40, she uses it for uni, it's not that bad08:38
HrdwrBoBbut a T series is the same only better08:38
infinityA 2GHz laptop with all the bells and whistles, but still reasonably light and good battery life.  Nice, but at a price.08:38
jdubdude, it's "R" like "ARGH!"08:39
Mithrandirwhiprush: I'm superhuman, then.08:39
infinity(I'm actually a bit freaked out that I get 4 hours of battery out of this behemoth...)08:39
jduboh08:39
jdubthat reminds me08:39
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jdubi should turn off TLAPD on pgo08:39
whiprushMithrandir: you've got a X with 2 batteries iirc.08:39
whiprushthe wedge right?08:39
Mithrandirwhiprush: I used to have an R3208:39
infinityI looked at the R a few times.  The really low prices are tempting.08:40
infinityBut, in the end, I wanted somehting I could carry from one room to the other wihtout hurting myself.08:40
Mithrandirthat was before the T series had its price cut in half.08:40
whiprushif you're gonna lug an R, might as well slug an Xbox around. :D08:40
Mithrandirand similarly for the X series.08:40
infinityYeah, the T and X used to be way out of my price range.  Now they're just uncomfortably in my price range.08:41
HrdwrBoBsecond hand IBM laptops can be found cheaply, I paid ~$1000 for my X4008:41
HrdwrBoBand thanks to their ruggedness, just as good as new08:41
infinityI should find a second-hand X for my girlfriend, she really likes Daniel's X series.08:41
whiprushinfinity: X31's are cheap these days08:41
whiprushMithrandir's battery wedge for the X is the winner though. I need to pick one up.08:42
infinityYeah, that's pretty cool.08:42
HrdwrBoBbattery wedge?08:42
whiprushit's like a half-dock kind of thing.08:42
infinityI don't really need that much battery life, though.  As it is, this T series has more battery than I know what to do with.08:42
MithrandirHrdwrBoB: similar to the docking station, but pure battery goodness08:42
HrdwrBoBindependant X40 battery charger?08:42
HrdwrBoBooh, the long life battery08:42
infinity(Okay, my last laptop didn't HAVE a battery, so the mobility is a bit confusing)08:42
HrdwrBoBit's expensive though08:42
Mithrandirinfinity: it's useful when flying places.08:42
Mithrandirinfinity: which I've found myself doing a lot lately. :-P08:43
whiprushMithrandir: that puts you at about 10 hours with the wedge + extended battery?08:43
infinityMithrandir : Yeah, I fly very infrequently.08:43
Mithrandirwhiprush: yeah08:43
infinityI wonder if I could cut my power useage by powering down some of my RAM!08:44
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HrdwrBoBsurely one day you will get power in a plane08:44
infinityYou can get power in most planes.08:44
infinityI don't have the right adapter for my laptop right now, though.08:44
Mithrandirbut you have to fly business class, which is more than the price of the extended battery. :-P08:44
infinitySome intercontinental carriers have power in cattle class now.08:45
Mithrandirthey do?08:45
HrdwrBoBhaha Mithrandir 08:45
jdubyeah, who does that?08:47
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infinityCathay has power in cattle class.08:48
infinityPerhaps I should have booked with them for UBZ...08:49
infinityOh well.08:49
=== ajmitch wonders if air canada does, for the flight to UBZ..
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=== daniels blinks.
danielsqantas, thai, singapore, ba, most of the other oneworld people, virgin, easyjet, ryanair, certainly don't08:50
infinityYeah, I think Cathay is a special kinda... special.  They were the first intercontinental carrier I ever flew, and I've made the mistake of assuming others are like them.08:51
Treenaksinfinity: I hear lots of good stories about them, too08:51
infinityOf course, that's the same carrier that upgraded me to business class on a whim, and the only carrier that ever served me filet mignon.  So, they rule.08:51
danielsinfinity: god*damnit*.08:51
danielsi may have to review my choice of BA as bestest carrier evar.08:52
TreenaksI'm flying BA to UBZ08:52
MithrandirI'm so far happy with KLM, but I guess I should get our booking guy to book me into something else once.08:53
Mithrandirthe stewardesses on the Malaysia airlines were exceedingly cute, though08:54
Mithrandirand they have nice comfy pillows08:54
danielsba seriously lose out on that criteria (not the comfy-pillow one).08:54
infinityThe airline, or the stweardesses?08:54
infinity(re: comfy pillows)08:54
danielsi'm air canadia to UBZ08:54
Treenaksinfinity: comfy stewardesses? wtf? :)08:54
Burgundaviadaniels, AC isn't bad08:55
Mithrandirinfinity: they gave me the comfy pillows, I have no idea whether the crew had comfy pillows or not. :-P08:55
infinityAir Canadia serves good food, and speaks recognisable English.  I've not (yet) flows them intercontinentally though, so I have no idea how comfy their pillows or stewardesses are.08:55
infinitys/flows/flown/08:55
Lathiathow comfy the stewardesses are? ;)08:56
dholbachhaha08:56
dholbachyou guys have problems08:56
infinityMy problem is that I've spent the morning banging my head against FTBFS bugs, and in an effort to relax am going horribly off-topic in a -devel channel.  Not sure what everyone else's is. :)08:57
dholbachinfinity: that's absolutely acceptable ;)08:58
Mithrandirinfinity: waiting for a 500-odd MB dist-upgrade to complete, so I can see if I can track down the "ia32-libs fails to unpack" bug.08:58
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=== fabbione points the finger at libc6 upgrade for asking questions
infinityIt doesn't ask questions if you export DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive09:00
infinityIf you don't, sucks to be you.09:00
fabbioneinfinity: that's standard hoary -> breezy upgrade09:00
infinityOh, you mean during an interactive upgrade? :)09:00
infinityYeah, it asks questions, bugs are filed, people are wary of making glibc depend on debconf, not much else has been said about it, I think.09:01
infinitys/glibc/libc6/09:01
fabbioneinfinity: yes, but we do have that policy that says no questions between dist-upgrade, don't we?09:01
danielsmy problem is my raging headache09:02
infinityfabbione : No unnecessary questions, certainly.  I guess it depends on how necessary we view the libc6 question.  If not, we can just fudge around it in breezy.09:02
fabbioneit's the one about restarting services09:03
Mithrandirinfinity: will people anytime say "no" to it?09:03
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infinityIt's there under the assumption people may want to say no, but for us, we can probably just assume yes and carry on.09:04
fabbione+ all the daemons get upgraded too09:04
fabbioneso the restart is also in their maint scripts09:04
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Mithrandirinfinity: in what case would people want to say no?09:05
=== Treenaks kills pcmcia-cs
Treenaksor actually, dist-upgrade did09:05
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Mithrandir:-P09:05
infinity;)09:06
mitsuhikowb \sh09:06
infinityIn the case when you fear restarting something will hideously break the world, I guess.  I know I've answered "no" in the past, but I doubt I would do so very often.09:07
\shmorning gentlemen09:07
infinityAnd the average Ubuntu user isn't likely to.09:07
Treenaksinfinity: well, I would have loved to say "no" to pcmcia-cs restarting09:07
danielsthat could be our new slogan09:07
danielspcmcia-cs: just say no09:07
fabbioneahah09:07
fabbionedaniels: +109:08
Treenaksdaniels: well, I agree.. but still09:08
\shdaniels: regarding #15846 do u have the XTerm in /etc/X11/app-defaults ?09:08
daniels\sh: we had a patch to that in hoary that we probably dropped09:09
\shdaniels: will fetch the hoary source :)09:09
danielshttp://people.ubuntu.com/~daniels/907_debian_xterm.diff09:10
\shdaniels: what annoys me, is that in gnome I have this grey background in xterm..but in fluxbox everything is allright09:10
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dholbachmorning mvo09:12
ajmitchhi mvo 09:12
dholbachLAOLA for mvo! YAY! :)09:12
daniels\sh: probably xrdb not merging the default09:13
\shdaniels: xrdb and gnome are merging all the stuff in /etc/gnome/config/09:13
mvohey dholbach, hey ajmitch09:13
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\shdaniels: but I don't see it merging (when it starts up the seesion) /etc/X11/app-defaults...and the default is normally bg: white fg:black 09:14
danielsthis is why you don't mix security updates and code updates, kids: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=16875209:15
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daniels\sh: *shrug*09:15
Burgundaviadaniels, also why not to run fedora...09:17
TreenaksBurgundavia: yeah, daniels wouldn't do anything like this during a development cycle09:18
danielshey man, that change was made to a *release*09:18
=== \sh patches xterm....there are no tickets
danielsmy hoary change was conservative as shit.  to the point where it possibly slightly broke some setups because of a bug in debconf that I didn't fix in the update.09:19
bob2lilo's not the default in breezy, right?09:20
infinitygrub is the default i386 bootloader.09:20
ajmitchbob2: it's not, unless you break things & go for a wholly LVM setup (no /boot partition)09:20
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pittidaniels: ouch09:22
danielspitti: with -10 that we shipped, the next update was always going to force sync ranges to be written out.  *shrug*09:22
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sivangmorning all09:31
pittiHey sivang 09:33
ajmitchmorning sivang 09:35
dokopitti: please could you review ttf-dejavu (font) and libfont-ttf-perl09:36
pittidoko: yes, I will process the queue today09:38
sivangmorning pitti , ajmitch 09:41
Mithrandirgrrr, nvidia-glx-legacy needs to divert the libGL.so from mesa09:41
sivang(and for the rest ofcourse)09:41
fabbioneMithrandir: yeah it's buggy...09:42
fabbioneMithrandir: do you actually have a machine where -legacy is required?09:42
pittiDiziet: yay, ffox 1.0.7 and mozilla 1.7.12 this week09:42
fabbioneMithrandir: because i think there is more than that, that needs fixing09:42
Mithrandirfabbione: no, I'm trying to track down 1547309:43
fabbioneMithrandir: if you don't mind to look at it, i will be very glad09:43
pittiDiziet: that should be fine for breezy09:43
fabbioneMithrandir: ah ok09:43
Mithrandirfabbione: I could probably fix the obvious bugs, like "we don't care that we're stomping over half the world" and similar issues09:43
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infinityShouldn't -legacy and -legacy-dev have pretty much identical maintainer scripts to nvidia-glx*? (and conflict with them)09:44
fabbioneMithrandir: that would be nice, because i need to leave for a couple of hours now09:44
Mithrandirinfinity: I'd think so, yes.09:44
fabbionegotta spread more love around09:44
danielsif they don't have almost identical maintainer scripts, and conflict with them, then something went seriously wrong09:44
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danielsbut I didn't get to finish that stuff off before I handed it off, only that all the diversions for the kernel modules were handled correctly09:45
Mithrandirdaniels: it doesn't divert the libGL stuff, it appears09:45
danielsMithrandir: rockin'09:45
Mithrandirbut I still can't reproduce 1547309:46
infinityMithrandir : Are you on it, or do you want me to fix it?09:46
Mithrandirinfinity: feel free to fix. :-)09:46
Mithrandirnvidia-glx-legacy conflicts with the regular nvidia-glx09:47
infinityAnd well it should.09:47
Mithrandirdpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/nvidia-glx-legacy_1.0.7174-0ubuntu18_amd64.deb (--unpack): trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/libGL.so.1', which is also in package libgl1-mesa09:47
Mithrandirthough09:47
danielsi can't remember whether d/r copies and seds, or whether I did it by hand09:47
infinityRight, will fix that.09:47
infinityI leave ia32-libs to you, however.09:48
Mithrandirthanks. :-P09:48
infinityNo problem.09:48
infinity:)09:48
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\shwho else as mdz can approve main uploads for bugfixes to main?10:08
infinityKamion.10:08
infinityBut if it's just a bugfix, not much approval is needed.  It's if you need to make very intrusive changes to fix the bug that you need to talk to someone about it.10:09
ajmitchis main still in that freeze?10:09
infinityWe're thawing out, but will go hard freeze again really soon, so I suppose it's better to be safe than sorry. :)10:09
\shKamion: can I upload xterm_203-0ubuntu3 to fix #15846?10:09
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pvanhoofopenoffice.org: Depends: openoffice.org1-debian-files (> 1.1.3+1.1.4) but it is not installable10:17
pvanhoofin breezy today10:17
Mithrandirpvanhoof: it's stuck in NEW for now10:17
\shinfinity: are universe packages running through the testbuilds now?10:17
pvanhoofshouldn't that be openoffice.org1-ubuntu-files ?10:18
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danielsnot really10:18
danielsthere's no point in diverging that far from debian10:18
pvanhoofok10:18
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infinity\sh : Yes.10:24
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siretartfabbione: around?10:31
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infinityYeargh, l-r-m makes my eyes bleed.10:47
danielsno shit10:48
infinityOh well, tidying up all the *legacy* mess as I go, should be ready tonight.10:49
chmjis there a way to transfer a bug from bugzilla to malone ? 10:50
chmjbecouse that would be usefull 10:51
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infinitydaniels : Do you have an opinion on that bug?... nvidia recommends disabling those two modules, IIRC.10:52
danielsinfinity: it should disable them, yeah10:53
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infinityMan, nvidia-glx-config is kinda scary for what amounts to a single sed invocation.10:55
danielsnot my fault10:55
infinityDidn't assume it was.10:55
danielsthat was before l-r-m got foisted upon me10:55
infinityDoes the pain still linger?10:56
danielsdude, you know the horror freak show I'm maintaining in breezy10:56
danielsthat eclipses all possible pain l-r-m could cause10:56
infinity;)10:57
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Kamion_\sh: yes, please do10:59
Kamion_(xterm)10:59
JaneWis there a TB tonight... the agenda has not been updated...10:59
JaneW?10:59
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Kamionthere ought to be10:59
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Kamionnothing obvious in the log about the schedule, so I'll put it at the same time11:02
JaneWok11:06
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\shKamion: thx :)11:11
sivangso there's a TB tonight?11:11
\shxterm uploaded11:12
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WaterSevenUbKamion, after installing breezy with network support during install, Answering yes to "Download language support" or similar, (no warnings), firefox in the end appears in english instead of the choosen language. Is this ok?11:18
pittiWaterSevenUb: actually not, but it depends on your language11:19
pittiWaterSevenUb: ffox does not have too many suported languages11:20
WaterSevenUbpitti, portuguese should have I guess.11:20
WaterSevenUbpitti, at least in hoary has.11:20
JaneWdoes anybody know if there is an updated version of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Installation/PowerPC ? Specifically if  "OldWorld" Power Macs (beige G3 and older) which will not boot from CD are yet supported by Ubuntu?11:21
pittiWaterSevenUb: yes, that should work. mozilla-firefox-locale-pt-br11:21
KamionWaterSevenUb: no idea, I'm afraid11:21
WaterSevenUbpitti, pt (PT)11:22
Kamion Package: language-support-pt11:22
Kamion Depends: mozilla-firefox-locale-pt-br, mozilla-firefox-locale-pt-pt, myspell-pt-br, aspell-pt, aspell-pt-br, openoffice.org2-l10n-pt-br11:22
Kamionshould work *shrug*11:22
pittiWaterSevenUb: sorry, but yes, -pt-pt exists as well11:22
WaterSevenUbwell... after installation in a clean breezy install... no firefox in pt... :-)11:22
WaterSevenUbtell me how to debug it.11:23
WaterSevenUbI think the locale is not installed as it should.11:23
KamionJaneW: no, OldWorld PowerMacs still aren't supported. I've had reports of people managing to get them to work by the usual kinds of gross hacks one has to employ on OldWorld systems, but nothing supportable; booting those systems from CD currently requires proprietary Apple code that nobody's reverse-engineered.11:23
KamionI haven't updated any of those Installation/* pages yet11:24
JaneWKamion: oic, thanks for the info.11:24
WaterSevenUbpitti, kamion, I'll bb in 30m 60m...11:26
pittimvo: did you find a solution for the "aptitude holds back packages" yet? it even breaks hoary security updates11:27
mvopitti: no, but I wasn't aware that it's that bad :/11:28
sivangmvo: where is a good place to to learn about python-apt? 11:29
pittimvo: unfortunately it seems to be pretty bad11:29
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mvosivang: depends what you want to do with it :) the python-interface from "import apt" might be a good start11:30
Treenakspydoc apt11:30
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sivangmvo: ok, I want to see if I can create an xml representation of the installed packages on a given system, to be able to apply this "changeset" to another unrelated system, if they are of the same release.11:32
sivangmvo: what do you think?11:32
sivangTreenaks: thanks11:32
mvoTreenaks: yes, thanks11:32
Kamionsivang: what's wrong with dpkg --get-selections and dpkg --set-selections?11:33
Treenakssivang: I used to do that with dpkg --get-selections + dpkg --set-selections ;)11:33
bob2haha xml11:33
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Treenaksbob2: if it's XML, it must be good!11:34
sivanglol11:34
sivangwhy not xml? (or RDF )11:34
bob2because it's pointless bloat11:34
bob2if you want to transofmr dpkg --get-selections output to and from xml, go for it11:35
danielssometimes XML is useful11:35
danielsthis is not one of those times11:35
danielsi did a little flat-file format for debbackup11:35
danielsworked fine11:35
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danielsplease god no11:36
infinitydaniels : My chip isn't an RV370, by any chance, is it?...11:36
\shTreenaks: bah ;)11:36
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danielsinfinity: it is11:36
danielsinfinity: you get full acceleration by default now11:36
infinity\o/11:36
danielsfor better or worse11:36
infinityI can move my windows again!11:36
danielsyou could do this with Option "FullAccel" anyway11:36
infinityI can't wait.11:36
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infinityOh, now you tell me.11:37
danielsyou never asked11:37
infinity"Daniel, why is my X so shit slow?"11:37
bob2daniel, why is *my* X so shit slow?11:37
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sivanglol11:38
kamstrupThere is a profound confusion in the ArtTeam...11:40
Treenakskamstrup: why?11:40
kamstrupDoes anybody in here actually know what we are expected to do?11:40
infinityArt!11:40
kamstrupinfinity: I knew it!11:41
Lathiatdaniels: my X login got so stupidly fast! yay!11:41
infinityHope that helps.11:41
Treenakskamstrup: isn't that the definition of art btw? :)11:41
mvosivang: you can use python-apt for this11:41
ogramorning11:41
kamstrupWell, if we submit a full theme, will it even be considered for inclusion?11:42
sivangmvo: I will, thank you11:42
sivangmorning ogra , what's up?11:42
infinityArgh, brain hurting, changed too many things at once, lost track, need break.11:42
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infinity(ps: l-r-m is evil)11:42
ograMithrandir, is that in your xinerama setup ? 11:42
kamstrupWe are afraid to invest to much time without knowing what will become of the result11:42
infinityMithrandir : My lrm upload may fix your ia32-libs thing.  I'll test on a chroot here and see when I'm done.11:42
bob2kamstrup: any of the MOTUs can upload a theme for you11:43
Mithrandirogra: yes11:43
Mithrandirinfinity: can you reproduce the problem at all?11:43
infinityMithrandir : Haven't tried yet, but I can spot where the problem may be....11:43
pittiogra: /usr/share/man/man1/xscreensaver-getimage.1.gz bug is known, I suppose?11:43
infinityMithrandir : I'll play with it in a bit, when I'm done confusing myself with my current changes.11:43
kamstrupYeah, but what about the "Ubuntu Art Challenge" mentioned on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopArtwork11:44
ograpitti, nope ?11:44
Mithrandirinfinity: ok, since I can't.11:45
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mvopitti: I added the aptitude problem as #15871 (severity: major)11:45
bob2er11:46
pittimvo: thanks11:46
bob2installing or upgrading anything that requires restarting dbus takes my network down11:46
mvopitti: feel free to add stuff that I have forgoten :)11:46
Treenaksbob2: networkmanager coolness?11:46
pittibob2: hm, we don't restart dbus any more11:46
bob2Treenaks: it rocks!11:46
bob2pitti: gnome-power-manager did11:47
pittibob2: ouch, that should be fixed11:47
pittibob2: it should reload the config files, not more11:47
Treenaksbob2: that would mean it actually works11:47
bob2Treenaks: it seems to work ok11:48
Treenaksbob2: it never did for me :(11:48
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\shseb128_: evolution is crashing when I get a mail with this attachment style:11:55
\shContent-Type: text/calendar; name="www.open-xchange.org/task.ics"; charset=us-ascii11:55
\shContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit11:55
\shContent-Disposition: attachment; filename="www.open-xchange.org/task.ics"11:55
seb128_\sh: backtrace ?11:56
\shseb128_: bugbuddy? ;) or should i file it in bugzilla for you?11:57
seb128put it on pastebin.com to start11:57
seb128maybe that's already known11:57
\shseb128: give me a short hint for debugging libs for gnome ;) 11:57
\shand especially for evolution calendar,-)11:58
MithrandirKamion: can you reproduce 15549? (I'm just wondering if it's powerpc-specific)11:58
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\shseb128: http://pastebin.com/36883112:00
seb128\sh: get it crashing, click on the "send bug upstream", get a backtrace from bug-buddy :)12:00
\shseb128: did already :)12:01
\shseb128: I think it's because of the filename...cause it's not correct, is it?12:01
\shbrb12:01
seb128\sh: maybe12:02
seb128\sh: could you rebuild evolution-data-server with DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=nostrip set, the bug seems to be not known upstream12:02
dholbachand be sure to install all the necessary -dbg packages :)12:03
seb128dholbach: there is no for e-d-s :(12:03
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dholbachthen at least for libgtk2.0-dev, libgnome2-dev, libgnomeui-dev, libsoup2.2-dev12:04
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KamionMithrandir: you'll have to wait a bit while I upgrade the relevant chroot12:08
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dokoseb128: does gnome use /etc/mailcap?12:10
seb128doko: no12:10
dokoseb128: where can I find the mimetypes and applications, which gnome uses?12:11
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MithrandirKamion: sure12:12
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seb128doko: /usr/share/mime/, that's the freedesktop shared-mime-info package12:17
seb128doko: the "standard" list is /usr/share/mime/packages/freedesktop.org.xml but apps can install other definitions to /usr/share/mime/packages/12:17
dokoseb128: is there a debhelper/other utility, installing into this directory?12:19
dholbachdoko: usually the build systems themselves take care of it12:20
Kamionelmo: please sync partman-partitioning 36 from Debian12:20
seb128doko: dh_installmime12:20
siretartis the kernel module sk98lin not beeing build in breezy kernel for a reason?12:22
mvosiretart: it does not work very well for some people12:23
siretartmvo: well, I have to make this hardware here work, and it happens to have a marvel chipset :/12:24
mvosiretart: have you tried skge?12:24
siretartskge?12:25
Lathiatsiretart: the marvel gigabit driver with no support?12:25
siretartlets try12:25
siretartLathiat: dunno, never seen that12:25
siretartmvo: skge does not say anythin, the hardware has pci id: 11ab:436212:26
WaterSevenUbpitti, just confirmed... mozilla-firefox-locale-pt-pt is not installed as it should in the breezy installation. Is it included in the CD right? 12:27
WaterSevenUbpitti, In any case, even with network installation support, in the end is not installed.12:28
mvosiretart: see #15299. it maybe a yukon2 that is not supported by skge (what does "dmesg" say after you inserted the module?)12:29
siretartmvo: nothing :(12:30
pittiWaterSevenUb: nope, it is not on the CD12:30
pittiWaterSevenUb: so language-support-pt was not installed? although you agreed to, and network was functioning?12:30
WaterSevenUbpitti, ok... so the problem then seems to be that the network was not functioning during install and no warning is issued in this case?12:31
KamionWaterSevenUb: good - we don't want to pester people who don't have a working network12:31
WaterSevenUbpitti, the network is working in the end but the sources pt.archive.... are not.12:31
KamionMithrandir: mysql-server doesn't start up properly here, although I'm not sure the symptoms are the same12:32
MithrandirKamion: hmm, does mysql_install_db work correctly?12:32
KamionMithrandir: ah, yes, pretty similar symptoms12:32
KamionSep 20 11:29:52 cairhien mysqld_safe[21214] : ERROR: 3  Error writing file './mysql/db.frm' (Errcode: 22)12:32
KamionMithrandir: no, mysql_install_db fails in the same way12:32
Kamionshould that really be ./mysql, rather than /var/lib/mysql or /var/lib/mysql/mysql or something?12:33
MithrandirKamion: bingo, so it's ppc-specific.12:33
MithrandirKamion: no idea, really.  I don't have a (working) ppc so it's a bit hard to track down.12:33
MithrandirKamion: do you have time for it or should I throw it at infinity?  (He's got a ppc, doesn't he?)12:34
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Kamion[pid 21529]  pwrite64(5, "\376\1\7\t\3\0\0\20\1\0\0000\0\0\276\1\231\0\0\0\0\0\0"..., 64, 18446744073692708607) = -1 EINVAL (Invalid argument)12:35
Kamionthat's odd12:35
KamionMithrandir: I'll have a quick look12:36
MithrandirKamion: thanks a lot12:36
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Keybukquestion for Mac OS X people from my sister (which I have no idea about) ... how do you add a dial-up internet connection to it?12:57
MithrandirKeybuk: "boot Ubuntu live cd [...] "12:57
Mithrandir;P12:57
Keybukother than that! 12:57
Zombwhat does the live CD use as the root filesystem, Ext2?12:58
sivangmvo: I guess this is ok ? In [1] :import apt12:58
sivang/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/apt/__init__.py:17: FutureWarning: apt API not stable yet12:58
TreenaksKeybuk: you call apple, and buy the option?12:58
sivang  warnings.warn("apt API not stable yet", FutureWarning)12:58
MithrandirZomb: ext2, I think, yes.  On cloop.12:58
sivangKeybuk: there's a dial up manager somewhere12:58
sivangKeybuk: it also used to create dial in broadband connections12:58
sivangKeybuk: I can't recall it's name though..12:59
mvosivang: yes, it warns you that the api (for the module "apt") is not stable yet :)12:59
sivangmvo: I guess you put that warning there? ;-)12:59
mvosivang: yes, so that people don't complain too loudly if something breaks. and it won't break before breezy+1 opens :)01:00
sivangmvo: nice, btw, so how can I achive the parallel to --get-selection , using the Cache module?01:01
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sivangmvo: oh cool I instantiated a Cach class and the keys are the pakcages, yay01:03
mvosivang: yes, then you can use "if cache[pkgname] .isInstalled: p"01:04
sivangmvo: so cool :)01:05
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mvosivang: the apt module is not very complete. feel free to ask for stuff that is missing for you. the apt_pkg is more complete, but much less convenient01:07
sivangmvo: is it hard to hack on it to extend it?01:08
Mithrandirinfinity: getting anywhere with the -legacy stuff?01:09
mvosivang: the apt module is very easy to extend, all python, basicly only wraping apt_pkg. apt_pkg OTOH is a hand-writen wraper around libapt. it's not overly complicated to work on, but more work01:09
sivangmvo: I see, thx for that info - what about apt.Package, how do I make it reference a specific pkg?01:10
mvosivang: pkg = cache["apt"] 01:11
mvo(I assume that is what you are looking for?01:11
sivangmvo: yes, exactly. thanks01:11
mvosivang: cheers01:12
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Keybukcan anyone think of a bad reason to change the group of /dev/ttyUSB* of a known palm pilot from "dialout" to "plugdev" (or some other suggested group?)01:15
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Mithrandirelmo: please change PaS to allow valgrind to build on amd64.01:24
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\shseb128: ok will do 01:28
seb128thanks01:28
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sivangDiziet: debian-w32 ?? ;)01:33
sivangDiziet: (one of the squares)01:33
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infinityMithrandir : Taking a break for a while, it'll be uploaded before I go to bed tonight (so, in the next 3 or 4 hours)01:41
Mithrandirinfinity: ok, sure01:41
infinityMithrandir : I'll close your bug while I'm at it, if I feel what I've done fixed it.01:41
Zombsivang: lame. We need a d-i port to CoLinux.01:41
infinityMithrandir : If not, I'll let you know.01:41
infinityKamion : Did you sort that mysql-on-ppc issue?01:46
infinityKamion : In the past, I've tripped over pread/pwrite being buggy on some arches (and ppc was one of them), so you may be running into that.01:46
Kamioninfinity: not yet, still trying to get it to build with debug on01:48
infinityKamion : Kay, if you give up, pass it off to me, just ping me in /msg to let me know.01:48
sivangZomb: sorry? 01:48
Kamioninfinity: look at the fourth arg to pwrite in that trace, though - it's clearly rubbish01:48
infinityKamion : I've joined The Debian MySQL group too, so it's sort of in my realm now.01:48
Kamioninfinity: so either strace is wrong or mysql has something that looks suspiciously like an endianness bug01:48
Zombsivang: ?? CoLinux is kinda UML running in win32 environment.01:49
infinityI'd bet on the latter, though MySQL tends to be reasonably clean, so it'd be odd for it to crop up just now.01:49
Kamion$ bc -lq01:49
Kamionobase=1601:49
Kamion1844674407369270860701:49
KamionFFFFFFFFFEFEFEFF01:49
Kamionhmm01:49
desrtDBUS daemon01:49
desrtReboot recommended01:49
desrtA new version of the DBUS daemon has just been installed. You should restart01:49
desrtyour machine soon so that the new version becomes effective.01:49
desrtcute.01:49
ograbah01:50
fabbioneMithrandir: ping?01:50
infinityKamion : Just wait until your debug build makes the bug go away.01:50
desrtHAL daemon01:50
desrtReboot recommended01:50
desrtA new version of the Hardware Abstraction Layer daemon has just been01:50
desrtinstalled. You should restart your machine soon so that the new version01:50
desrtbecomes effective.01:50
desrtvery cute.01:50
bob2yay dbus upstream01:50
Kamionis it trying to do pwrite() to a negative offset?01:50
sladenZomb: coLinux for the LiveCD was an idea if you can find a fast+decent+easy X server for Windows01:50
sivangZomb: oh :)01:50
ograhww, we should rename them to dbus-w32 and hal-w3201:50
desrtpitti; stop hurting me!01:50
desrty'all suck :p01:50
sivangdesrt: we have a BOF planned for that :-)01:50
pittidesrt: sorry, I was asked to do that01:51
desrtwhat the hell is a BOF?01:51
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pittiogra: hm?01:51
Mithrandirfabbione: pong01:51
Kamionbirds of [a]  feather session - conference jargon01:51
ograpitti, rebbot after upgrade :)01:51
desrtahh01:51
sladenKeybuk: a palm isn't really dial out...  but the assumption made by several programs is that all serial users -are- dialout01:51
pittiRiddell: bah, libapt-front is not something I would like to put into main - you really want it, do you?01:51
ograpitti, thats a win32 feature :)01:51
desrtsivang; good luck with upstream :)01:51
bob2the canonical conference meaning of BOF is not really the same as the normal conference sense, tho01:52
ograsivang, no bof will change SuSEs decision...01:52
desrtsivang; upstream libdbus is actively hostile toward the idea of bus-reconnection01:52
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sivangdesrt: why so?01:52
desrtsivang; 1) it exit()'s on disconnect01:52
bob2sivang: because they upgrade in one go every year and are happy to reboot to do so01:53
desrt2) it keeps the system bus connection cached as an internal global variable01:53
sivangbob2: lol :)01:53
bob2(seriously)01:53
desrtso if you want to  destroy the DBusConnection and recreate it... uhm... you basically can't01:53
ograbob2, its SuSE, they dont upgrade, they reinstall01:53
bob2haha01:53
sivanghehehe01:53
bob2even better01:53
desrtsince all calls to get_system_bus() or whatever will see (and return) the cached value01:53
sivangwhy don't we find a way to keep alive the daemon ?01:54
dilingermy gf is forced to use suse for work01:54
sivangas in, have one do-nothing connection that would keep it up01:54
desrtsivang; we have a way -- don't restart it :)01:54
dilingerit seems to constantly be broken :/01:54
Riddellpitti: why do you not want it in main?01:54
ogradilinger, poor girl01:54
sivangdilinger: me too :-(01:54
pittiRiddell: it's an unversioned static library01:54
sivangdilinger: I do hard regression and stress testing on that..01:54
fabbioneMithrandir: did you have time to look at lrm ?01:54
pittiRiddell: that means, bug fixes, security updates, and API changes are a PITA01:54
fabbionefor the nvidia-legacy?01:54
sivangdesrt: but then how you upgrade the in memory running code?01:55
desrtsivang; anyway... if you plan to have this socalled 'bof' at ubz make sure i'm invited01:55
desrtsivang; you reboot :)01:55
Mithrandirfabbione: uhm, infty did that01:55
sivangdesrt: hey, it's not me ! :) I need to see who's does that, I'm just inrested, as you01:55
desrtsivang; or you do it manually with the initscript under the understanding that stuff will break01:55
fabbioneMithrandir: oh ok01:55
Riddellpitti: the only programs which use it are made by the same author so far01:55
sivangdesrt: I would know better then claiming I Know about dbus other then it's somekind of gizmo to send objects as messages etc :)01:55
desrtsivang; i filed the bug asking martin to not restart dbus... but i'm not happy about it.01:56
desrtanyway.  i need to hop like a bunny to school.  cheers!01:56
sivangdesrt: cheers01:56
seb128Riddell: kpdf uses poppler, right? Do you have some issues with cidtype fonts?01:56
pittiRiddell: right, but it should be done properly nevertheless; building a shared lib can't be hard01:56
Riddellseb128: it doesn't use poppler yet no01:57
seb128Riddell: k01:57
ograhas anybody investigated why firefox uses nimbus sans as default font in breezy ? 01:57
bob2the monospace font is worse01:57
bob2where worse = unreadable01:57
Riddellpitti: it's not a shared lib yet because he does expect to make API changes 01:57
ograbob2, i cant see any changes in fontconfig that could cause it...01:58
pittiRiddell: so a change in libapt-front would require to adapt and rebuild all reverse build-deps01:58
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Riddellpitti: yep, but since adept and libapt-front are made by the same person changes and releases are made at the same time02:02
\shseb128: ok http://pastebin.com/36889902:02
Riddellpitti: and presumably it'll be a shared library by the time other projects start to pick it up, I can ask the author to make sure that's all correct02:03
mvoRiddell: I'm pretty sure that is the case 02:03
Riddellpitti: see, even mvo agrees :)02:04
seb128\sh: that's not a debug build02:05
Riddellthe same thing goes for the debtags depends02:05
seb128\sh: file /usr/lib/libecal-1.2.so.3.1.402:05
\shseb128: I had to kill the data server i think02:05
seb128\sh: gdb get the symboles without restart02:06
seb128I mean no restart of the app02:06
\shstrippt02:06
\shDEB_BUILD_OPTIONS := nostrip02:07
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Keybukweird, why isn't a lot of my bugzilla traffic showing up on bugs-dist ?02:08
Riddellwhat is the session dbus used for?02:08
seb128\sh: what is that?02:09
ograRiddell, session IPC02:09
ograRiddell, its bound to the user02:09
seb128\sh: DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=nostrip apt-get source -b02:10
\shseb128: can't i set it in the rules file?02:10
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Riddellogra: any examples of what will break if I don't use it?02:10
seb128\sh: I've not tried it02:10
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\shseb128: i rebuild again ;) np02:11
ograRiddell, apps that use the session bus indeed...02:11
seb128\sh: don't both, you can cp the lib from the builddir to /usr/lib 02:12
ograRiddell, these should have a dependency on dbus...02:12
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fabbioneseb128: yo02:12
Riddellupdate-notifier for example02:12
seb128fabbione: hi02:12
fabbioneseb128: how did your kernel test go?02:12
\shseb128: I want to be sure ;)02:12
seb128fabbione: the inotify patch works but they have updated the patch since02:13
seb128fabbione: the linux built went fine, thanks for the indications on how to do :)02:13
fabbioneseb128: ok, just remember that we have kernel full freeze in less than 9 days02:13
fabbioneso if there is any patch that must go in, it has to be asap02:13
seb128fabbione: yeah, BenC said he'll put it with the next upload02:14
mvoRiddell: update-notifier?02:14
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Riddellmvo: seems to be an rdepend of dbus-1-utils02:15
Riddelldbus-1-utils brings in gtk so I'm wondering if I can either get rid of it for kubuntu or split out the bits that bring in gtk02:15
fabbioneseb128: perfect02:15
mvoRiddell: it displays it's icon using libegg and that depends on gtk. there will be no way around that, sorry02:16
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\shRiddell: we have to rewrite update-notifier for kubuntu02:17
\shRiddell: todo add "rewrite update-notifier for kubuntu" 02:18
crispinmvo: I noticed that the latest hal upload adds an update-notifier hook, and deletes it in the init script, shouldn't it use the magic "DontShowAfterReboot" flag ?02:19
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Riddellmvo: it's dbus-1-utils I'm moaning about, update-notifier is just an example of something that uses it02:19
mvocrispin: yes02:19
Riddell\sh: adept already has an update program, adding a notifier will be pretty simple02:20
pitticrispin, mvo: oh, there is a "DontShowAfterReboot" attribute now?02:20
pittiRiddell: alright, but can you file a bug nevertheless?02:20
\shRiddell: it should be an applet...something really small...02:21
crispinpitti: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1388602:21
pittimvo: is removing the notification in the init script bad?02:21
\shbrb02:21
mvopitti: no, it's fine02:22
pitticrispin: ah, pending upload - well, that flag makes sense for the kernel since it does not have its own init script02:22
crispinpitti: the change for update-notifier is already in there02:23
Riddell\sh: yes.  my point is that the hard part is done, the notifier is just a small thing :)02:24
Riddellpitti: sure02:24
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\shRiddell: yeah02:32
hungerAnyone having problems with ssh lately?02:33
jdubseb128: ping02:33
hungerI can not log into my account with it anymore using keys (from user account to user@localhost).02:33
seb128jdub: pong02:35
Mithrandirmjg59: wasn't 9101 fixed by pcmcia-cs (3.2.5-11ubuntu2) ?02:38
mjg59Probably, yes02:40
\shseb128: http://pastebin.com/368929 no...it's not stripped02:40
Mithrandirmjg59: you close it or should ?02:40
MithrandirI, even02:40
mjg59Feel free02:40
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Kamionfabbione: re kernel freeze, I have two kernel udeb changes I need before then02:43
mjg59ahci needs to go in the sata udeb, sk98lin needs to go in the network device one02:44
fabbioneKamion: ok!02:44
Kamion#13506 is mjg59's ahci/sata-modules one; also #1473602:44
seb128\sh: #5  0xb7abda4d in icalvalue_get_text (value=0x0)02:45
\shseb128: means?02:45
seb128\sh: I guess it doesn't like the value=0x002:45
fabbioneKamion: gimme a few minutes and i will look at them02:45
Kamionthanks02:45
seb128\sh: do you have a bugzilla.gnome.org account to put that to a bugzilla?02:45
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\shseb128: no..but I will get one ;)02:45
seb128thanks02:46
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\shseb128: kmail works btw02:47
seb128\sh: and gimp too :)02:47
seb128is that "name a working app" game? :p02:47
\shseb128: hmmm...how do i get evolution running again..i moved this stupid mail with kmail out of the way02:48
seb128\sh: anyway that's and e-d-s bug anyway, it should not crash, even on incorrect files02:48
seb128\sh: what do you mean?02:48
seb128\sh: evolution -c mail?02:48
\shseb128: it's a mail which let evolution crashing ;) and it's in the summary files now...02:48
fabbioneKamion: ok.. they are not too problematic..02:49
fabbioneKamion: i will work on them as soon as BenC is around02:49
seb128\sh: try asking on #evolution /gimpnet maybe02:50
\shseb128: which backend should I choose? calendar or mailer?  it happens in the mailer at least...or the mail frontend02:50
seb128\sh: mailer, they will reassign if needed02:50
fabbionejbailey: is / over NFS known to be broken?02:51
fabbioneogra: does your ltsp client boot with today breezy?02:51
fabbioneogra: like bootstrapping the client side from scratch?02:51
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\shseb128: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31677702:53
dholbachbbl02:53
ografabbione, it did with yesterdays breezy and a fixed initramfs-tools from jabiley02:53
\shseb128: can I remove this directory, it looks like it holds the summary infos for my imap account02:54
ografabbione, does it complain about line 64 in init ?02:54
\shseb128: .evolution/mail/imap/src_0001@mail.kde-coder.de$02:54
fabbioneogra: no02:54
fabbioneit seems it can't mount /02:54
fabbioneor something like that02:54
ograhmm02:54
Kamionfabbione: great, thanks02:55
seb128\sh: ask on #evolution rather, I don't want to make you trash some data ...02:55
ografabbione, i'll have to rsync and burn first... havent tested todays build yet02:55
\shseb128: well...everything is on the server anyways...so lets try...02:55
fabbioneogra: just kill the client side02:55
fabbioneogra and run the ltsp-client-build whatever thingy02:55
\shseb128: it's the summary folder...so don't worry ;)02:55
fabbioneKamion: no problem02:56
Riddelljdub: is it possible/sane to separate dbus-launch from dbus-1-utils to stop dbus-1-utils bringing in gtk et al unnecessarily?02:56
jdubRiddell: possibly, but that's going to be an ooky delta with debian, but doable. pitti is the man to talk to.02:57
Riddellpitti is debian-dbus@fooishbar.org?02:58
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fabbioneogra it seems like nfsmount from initramfs is mounting / and return ok, but there is no FS mounted at all02:58
ograhmm02:58
jdubRiddell: martin has done the most work on it in ubuntu02:59
fabbionei can see the client and server are talking02:59
jbaileyfabbione: All I have is Ogra's report from yesterday.02:59
fabbionejbailey: i bootstrapped the overall no more than 20 minutes ago 02:59
jbaileyfabbione: P'haps I will setup that other box as a thin client today for testing.02:59
fabbionemirror is updated02:59
jbaileyfabbione: What arch?03:00
fabbionei38603:00
Riddellpitti: thoughts on separating dbus-launch from dbus-1-utils?03:00
mjg59jbailey: Ok, that initramfs-tools update seems to have fixed things for various people03:00
mjg59Now we just need to work out the LVM case03:00
pittiRiddell: no, that's daniels03:00
fabbionejbailey: the only thing i see from the client is "NFS over TCP not available from $serverip"03:00
fabbionejbailey: if you can remember how to force TCP at server level, i can give it a shot03:00
Riddelldoes anyone want to own up to owning dbus?? :)03:00
pittiRiddell: splitting out should be possible, as long as dbus-1-utils can depend on dbus-launch03:00
Riddelldaniels: any objections to that?03:01
jbaileyfabbione: My tests before didn't go much beyong, install kernel-nfs-server, debootstrap, set mount points and go, and it Just Worked.03:01
pittiRiddell: daniels has some experience in splitting packages :-P03:01
pittiRiddell: I can do it, not a biggie, but daniels' opinion is appreciated03:02
seb128before splitting dbus maybe speak with sjoerd?03:02
seb128to be sure than Debian will split it the same way03:02
fabbionejbailey: that's what ltsp does :)03:02
pittiseb128: good call03:03
pittisjoerd: ping03:03
Keybukelmo: ping?03:03
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infinityKamion : Did you and mysql come to an understanding?03:04
jbaileyfabbione: Mmm.  klibc hasn't changed since Ogra's snapshot, so if it's nfsmount having issues, it seems that it's likely a server setup. =(03:05
slomohm, does someone know a bit about the python webbrowser module? open(uri) should open the uri and not the default homepage, correct?03:05
mbreitinfinity: is there a problem with scons on the buildds? i now have two packages which do not build on the buildd but work find in pbuilder...03:05
Kamioninfinity: it fails to build with -O0 -g03:05
fabbionejbailey: hmm i doubt.. that didn't change either :)03:05
Kamiongrrrrrrrrr03:05
fabbionejbailey: well let me try some stuff03:06
KamionI've reproduced it under gdb, but without symbols or line numbers or anything it's kind of a pig03:06
jbaileyfabbione: Excellent!  Time to pull out the packet sniffer and see who's right. =)03:06
infinityKamion : NEAT!03:07
Kamionmissing destructor symbols or some similar C++ crap03:07
fabbionejbailey: i think i got it03:07
fabbioneyeah there we go03:08
infinityKamion : Is there an open bug about this?03:08
fabbionejbailey: ltsp nfs server for some odd reasons needs to be restarted...03:08
Kamioninfinity: can't see one in Debian at least03:08
infinityThat's cause it works in Debian.03:09
fabbionejbailey: no worries :)03:09
infinityI meant in Ubuntu, and I found the bug.03:09
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infinityKamion : How loudly do you think I'd get yelled at for suggesting we promote mysql-4.1 to the default, and do a VERY quick transition?  (it was in my ServerRoadmap, but I never got around to it)03:10
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jbaileyfabbione: Excellent! =)03:10
infinity(Yeah, yeah, I should just find/fix the bug tomorrow)03:11
SurakHello. Is this my impression or latest breezy's openoffice are not working with cups anymore?03:12
infinityRiddell : ping.03:12
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ografabbione, erm... thast done by ltsp-server-standalne's postinst normally03:13
Riddellinfinity: hi03:13
Kamioninfinity: my inclination's definitely no03:14
infinityRiddell : Can you look at #14595 for me?... It has your name all over it (even in the changelog)03:14
infinityKamion : Yeah, I know.  It was a thinking out loud thing.03:14
Mithrandirjbailey: 15779; _YU doesn't seem to be in i18n/SUPPORTED?03:15
infinityKamion : I'll add myself to the CC on this bug, and see if anyone (you?) has gotten anywhere before I wake up.  If not, I'll poke some more.03:15
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Kamioninfinity: ok, sounds good03:16
Riddellinfinity: hmm, yes.  I'm testing daily CDs just now but poke me again if I don't get back to you in a couple of hours03:16
infinityRiddell : KDE/QT and I don't get along much, so if you can reassign that one to you and fix it (pretty please), I'll say nice things about you for a WHOLE WEEK.03:16
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pittinight infinity 03:18
fabbioneogra: i think the root cause is that i added an interface after nfs server was restarted. 03:18
fabbioneinfinity: good night03:18
sivangnight infinity 03:18
Surakyes, it's my impression. hplip needs to be restarted some times.03:18
jbaileyMithrandir: I need to do another locales pass shortly to catch all of those.03:19
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ografabbione, ah :)03:20
jbaileyMithrandir: I'm trying to talk Jordi into generating all of the locales package from Rosetta and making it Not My Problem. =)03:20
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Mithrandirjbailey: ah. :-)03:20
pittiRiddell: is sanekonsole deliberately a native package?03:20
ograpitti, where did gstreamer0.8-polypaudio go ? 03:21
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ograany idea ?03:21
jonathan-fcpitti: i need that package ogra mentioned quite badly ;)03:22
infinityRiddell : Actually, I'll reassign it for you.  What's your bz ID?03:23
ograjonathan-fc, probably we have a new way to handle polyp and the package isnt needed anymore...03:23
pittiogra, jonathan-fc: we do not buuild it any more since polypaudio is not supported in breezy03:24
ograpitti, not even for universe ? 03:24
DizietThere are _four_ copies of the code in netstat to truncate the address field.  One for TCP local end, one for TCP remote end, one for UDP local end, one for TCP local end.  They're all identical.  Bah!03:24
pittiogra: building it would mean to pull polypaudio into main03:24
DizietI think I'll grep the code for `22' to find any I missed.03:25
jbaileyDiziet: Refactoring is for wimps.03:25
jonathan-fcogra: can i use anything else as replacements for alsasink, osssink, etc in gnome multimedia systems selector?03:26
DizietUm, that last should be UDP remote end of course.  But you were all bored by that point, just like I was.03:26
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Kamionof course that assumes I know how to drive josie03:27
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jbaileyfab-ltsp: =003:28
jbailey=)03:28
fab-ltspehhe03:28
ograyay03:28
infinityKamion : You can just cheat.  <cough>03:28
fab-ltspyeah i need to write some documentation on how to setup NAT/routing for ltsp clients on the server03:28
ografab-ltsp, now get sound working on the thin client ;)03:28
pittiseb128, dholbach: is g-keyring-manager something we want in main? I thought it crashes all over the place?03:28
seb128does anybody knows why there is no build for valgrind amd64?03:28
fab-ltspogra: hmm let me try03:28
seb128apt-cache showsrc says it's i386 amd6403:29
fab-ltspseb128, PAS03:29
ografab-ltsp, wont work :) dont waste time :)03:29
fab-ltspseb128, there is a file that needs manual editing on the buildds03:29
ogranot without NAS at least03:29
seb128fab-ltsp: we will have it for 5.10?03:29
fab-ltspogra: yeah i was just thinking about it03:29
seb128pitti: it's a part of the GNOME desktop so probably03:29
fab-ltspseb128, i think Mith did the request for it today already03:29
fabbioneok03:30
seb128pitti: I'm just too busy to make wiki pages for everything atm03:30
pittiseb128: don't worry about that03:30
pittiseb128: I'm just interested in its stability03:30
pittisince I heard bad things about it recently03:30
seb128pitti: it's an official part of the GNOME desktop, so it should be quite fine03:30
pittiok03:30
seb128pitti: I don't use it a lot but I never had issue with it, do we any bug about that or bt ?03:31
seb128pitti: or is that just random luser making noise again on the wrong list?03:31
seb128:)03:31
seb128pitti: I read some mails on the list yeah, but I don't give them any credit. Let's wait for a backtrace03:31
seb128pitti: upstream bugzilla has a total of 15 bugs for it an nothing with a severity up to normal03:32
seb128ie: no crasher03:32
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pittiogra: what about mknbi? I can't approve it since it is FTBFS03:41
pittiogra: oh, wait, it is i386 only?03:41
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bddebianHello03:41
pittiHi bddebian 03:41
Riddellinfinity: jriddell@ubuntu.com03:41
Riddellpitti: how do you mean native?03:41
bddebianpitti: Hi.  I'm back "attempting" pgtcl :-)03:42
pittiRiddell: no orig.tar.gz and a huge tar.gz03:42
ograpitti, drop it, its only a Recommends now, mdz changed it immediately03:42
pittibddebian: cool; feel free to /msg me questions related to packaging03:42
pittiogra: ah, cool03:42
bddebianpitti: Great thanks03:42
ograpitti, tuxpaint-stamps and mimetex would be more interesting for edubuntu :)03:42
pittiogra: I'm close to make the queue empty03:43
ograyay03:43
pittiogra: mimetex is the last item on it03:43
bob2/var/lib/NetworkManager/03:44
ograpitti, did you recieve any answer about mediawiki from mdz ? 03:44
bob2w. t. f.03:44
pittiogra: none I can remember03:44
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ograbob2, whats wrong with that ? lets introduce wiki style for all directorys !03:44
ogra:)03:44
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bddebianpitti: Well I'm almost there.  It builds libpgtcl1.5.so and puts it in /blah/blah/blah/debian/tmp/usr/lib...  But it never "installs" it to /usr/lib03:45
pittibddebian: I /msg you03:45
markumani hope i don t disturbed  and i am in the right channel. im trying to build a .deb from source. it creat only a .orig.tar.gz, .dsc, .diff   http://paste.debian.net/197803:47
Riddellpitti: yes, that's how he wants to do it and that's how it's going to be in debian so I didn't want to change it03:48
pittiRiddell: ok03:48
bob2markuman: that's what a Debian source package is...03:48
pittimarkuman: this source package is broken, so it can't be built in the first place03:49
pittiogra: hey - mimetex looks highly useful 03:50
ogradoe it ? 03:50
ogradoes even03:50
pittiogra: at least I learn about the wealth of packages while doing these reviews03:51
ograheh03:51
pittiogra: yes, /me loves LaTeX :-)03:51
ograah, yes, i forgot...03:51
sivangpitti: what do you like it so much martin ?03:52
ogra:)03:52
sivangbob2: is it beneficial to install netowrk-manager ?03:52
pittisivang: mimetex - nice idea :-)03:52
bob2sivang: it's shiney and uses dbus03:52
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sivangbob2: k ;)03:53
ograshiney == hilarious broken crack ? 03:53
bob2sivang: it appears to be less unstable than netapplet, too03:53
Nafallolol @ ogra :-)03:53
sivangbob2: hmm, interesting, none of them are installed over my breezy upgraded machine03:53
bob2sivang: yes, it's in universe and not installed by default03:54
ograsivang, n-m stayed in universe for a reason :)03:54
pittibob2: well, anything is more stable than netapplet, given that it immediately generates a kernel oops :-/03:54
Nafalloogra: cause it's "shiney"? ;-)03:54
bob2hahahah03:54
bob2pitti: iz kernel bug ;p03:54
bob2sivang: among other things, it runs it's own magic dhcp client and copy of bind903:55
pittibob2: it worked quite fine in hoary, and I actually liked it :-(03:55
ograbob2, nahh, iz gtk boog03:55
Nafallothe damn thing (NM) gave me an 169.* ip when it couldn't find a dhcp :-P03:55
sivangbob2: is that a good thing? why mirror their functionality ?03:55
MithrandirNafallo: aka link-local03:55
bob2Nafallo: which is reasonable, so you can still talk to local machines03:55
ograbob2, since our compiler depends on gtk, everything is a gtk bug :)03:55
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bob2haha03:56
NafalloMithrandir, bob2: I was debugging why I didn't get an IP from my ISP ;-).03:56
bob2sivang: it uses bind9 as an ultra-heavy-duty programmable resolver03:56
bob2pity broker.aarnet won't give me rdns for my /4803:56
Nafalloit did _not_ help to get that microsoft-crap ;-)03:56
ograand it fiddles badly with resolv.conf 03:56
sivangNafallo: that's acutally a good thing - my gf could have used it on her uni library where they use this same method for their win32 clients. ("Private IP config")03:56
bob2"fiddles badly" is too polite03:57
sivanghehe03:57
bob2it pillages it and tell you never to touch it again03:57
Nafallosivang: it's a bad thing for me :-P03:57
sivangNafallo: ;)03:57
bob2oh man03:58
sivangbob2: I guess it wants it all to itself :)03:58
bob2finding the management UI for my AP somewhere in 10/8 is going to take a while03:58
ograelmo, please sync mediawiki from debian NEW03:59
bob2haha03:59
bob2what could possibly go wrong?03:59
elmoogra: NEW isn't public03:59
bddebianheh03:59
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ograelmo, err, you cant access it ? 04:00
elmoogra: not as an Ubuntu developer no04:00
Mithrandirelmo: could you please allow valgrind to build on amd64 by editing PaS?04:00
ograhmmkay... then i'll wait until it passed ...04:00
elmoMithrandir: no - get it fixed in P-a-s upstream04:00
infinityMithrandir : I'll fix upstream P-a-s for you.04:01
Mithrandirinfinity: yay, thanks.04:01
infinityMithrandir : Do we want all of its deps too?04:02
infinityalleyoop and callgrind.04:02
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Mithrandirinfinity: those have valgrind as rdeps?04:03
Mithrandirinfinity: I don't know, I can test them04:03
infinityMithrandir : Yes, they both depend on valgrind, hence are in P-a-s as well.04:04
danielsRiddell: i'm not sure I see the point, but whatever04:05
Mithrandirinfinity: yes please.04:05
danielsRiddell: ask sjoerd, since he's the primary maintainer these days04:05
infinityI'll let them in, they both look like frontends.  Should work.04:05
danielsRiddell: if he's okay, go nuts04:05
danielsRiddell: but I don't really see whyu04:05
Mithrandirinfinity: alleyoop doesn't like the valgrind version, but I'll track that down, hopefully04:05
infinityMithrandir : Right, well, if it's broken on i386, it won't be less broken on amd64.04:06
Mithrandirinfinity: mpe. :-)04:06
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infinityelmo : Done, can you sync P-a-s? :)04:06
elmoinfinity: at some stage it'd be nice if we could fix P-a-s instead of using n-f-u failed in w-b04:07
elmoinfinity: (btw, next time space not tab between architectures, pls)04:08
elmosynced04:08
infinity<blink>... I tabbed?04:08
Mithrandirelmo: thanks04:08
elmo+%calltree: i386        amd64                                                 # Valgrind 'skin'04:09
elmoor multiple space or something, I dunno, looks funny anyway04:09
infinityOh, must have been vim messing with my head.  I used append mode, and it looked like a single space on my terminal.04:09
danielsRiddell: (fwiw, the primary debian dbus maintainers are myself, kinnison and sjoerd, in ascending order of usefulness lately; myself and pitti do it in ubuntu, but mainly pitti.)04:11
Mithrandiroh, go alleyoop.  Segfault.04:12
Kamionelmo: please sync partman-partitioning from unstable; ok to override Ubuntu changes04:12
Mithrandirah, that was just because I forgot to forward X04:13
mjg59Kamion: Ok to sync hotkey-setup from Debian? Fixes a failure to set up hotkeys on non-tablet HPs04:14
elmoKamion: done04:14
sjoerdpitti: pong04:14
pittiah, hi sjoerd, how are you04:14
Kamionthanks04:14
pittisjoerd: Riddel would like to have dbus-launch split out of the dbus-1-utils package to not pull in glib into Kubuntu04:15
pittisjoerd: is that something you are entirely opposed to?04:15
pittisjoerd: maintaining the split in Ubuntu is no big deal either, but it would be the only actual delta for now04:16
sjoerdaren't the kubuntu guys using glib through gstreamer yet ? :).. But no no real reason to be against it04:16
Kamion$ sh -n debian/init.d04:16
Kamiondebian/init.d: line 29: syntax error near unexpected token `;;'04:16
Kamiondebian/init.d: line 29: `    ;;'04:16
elmodoko: did mdz ok the oo split?04:16
Kamionmjg59: try working code next time kthxbye ;-)04:16
pittiRiddell: ^ what sjoerd asked04:16
sjoerdpitti: it's probably the best to put it in dbus anyway, so one doesn't need dbus-1-utils to startup the session bus04:17
infinityARGH, I WAS TYPING, AND MY SCREENSAVER KICKED IN; DIE, GNOME-SCREENSAVER, DIE!04:17
Kamionmjg59: (I think you want the . hp.hk after the esac)04:17
ograinfinity, :'/04:17
pittisjoerd: hum, you are absolutely right04:17
pittisjoerd: now that I think about it I wonder why it landed in utils in the first place04:17
jdubinfinity: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31596904:17
elmoogra: oh, yeah, dude, GREAT NEWS04:17
ograinfinity, could you check the dpms settings in gconf-editor ? 04:17
elmoogra: killing workrave doesn't fix  my problem04:18
elmognome-screensaver still DOSes my  box04:18
infinityogra : DPMS is enabled, I enabled it myself, and yes, it was DPMS that kicked in, not the screensaver.04:18
ograelmo, we'll discuss g-s-s in TB tonight...04:18
elmoI LOVE LAST MINUTE CODEBASE SWITCHEROOS04:18
sjoerdpitti: probably because nothing used the session bus at that time04:18
Kamionelmo: but it's PWETTY04:18
Riddellsjoerd: glib yes, but dbus-viewer is the killer, bringing in gtk/atk/cairo etc etc04:19
danielselmo: do you have anything else open with a global keyboard grab?04:19
sjoerdRiddell: ah, that explains :)04:19
pittiRiddell: I'll upload a new dbus that moves dbus-launch into dbus proper04:19
elmodaniels: not that I can think of, but that seems the most likely culprit04:19
elmodaniels: as I have to move the mouse to get g-s-s's dialog to appear04:19
elmopressing a key doesn't cut it04:19
danielssweet04:19
Riddellpitti: great04:20
dokoelmo: no, not explicitely, but I cannot imagine, why not. openoffice.org-debian-files will be in main, the new openoffice.org1-debian-files in universe04:20
elmodoko: ok, it's just we were discussing it, and the dicsussion stopped without conclusion04:20
Riddellsjoerd: and other apps in dbus-1-utils bring in gobject and stuff that kubuntu doesn't need04:20
danielsi think rigorously following freeze guidelines and our release schedule to not destabilise the tree with random shit at the last minute is what makes ubuntu truly great.04:20
elmowell explicit conclusion, but hey what do I care04:20
jdubogra: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=316558 <- hrm?04:21
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sjoerdRiddell: that explains 04:21
ograjdub, hmm04:22
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ograjdub, #1561604:23
jdubogra: in ours?04:23
ograyup04:23
ogratagged upstream04:23
jdubas in, you're pointing to the same bug, or something else of interest?04:23
jdubright04:24
jdubwaht's with the "doesn't use pam" bit?04:24
ogramight be, i have to look into it...04:24
ograit uses lbpam as build dep...04:24
ogralibpam even04:24
ograand configure has: --enable-pam            Enable PAM support [default=auto] 04:25
ograso i would expect pam to be in...04:25
ograits something else... xscreensaver has a special function to capture typeahead input... i dont think its a pam issue04:26
infinityGreat, it did it again.04:26
infinityThis hasn't happened to me at all since the upgrade, now I've had it twice in the last 10 mins.04:26
infinityHow do I make the stupid screensaver know I'm... Like... HERE...?04:27
mjg59I think gnome-screensaver is the BEST THING EVER04:27
mjg59I'm glad I spent so long last night integrating it into acpi-support04:27
ograinfinity, what are the dpms settings in gconf for g-s-s ?04:27
pittiogra: do I need to do anything spethial to get g-s-s? I still have xscreensaver running04:27
ograpitti, install ubuntu-desktop ? 04:27
pittiogra: good point :-) I haven't04:28
mjg59Bugzilla is currently broken. Please try again later. If the problem persists, please contact bugme-admin@osdl.org. The error you should quote is: Can't connect to MySQL server on 'nat.osdl.org' (111) at globals.pl line 140.04:28
mjg59NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGH.04:28
ograit depends on it... g-s-s conflicts with xss04:28
\shhmmm....04:28
infinityogra : dpms_enabled (checked), dpms_off (240), dpms_standby (120), dpms_suspend (10)04:28
\shno TB meeting tonight?04:28
infinityogra : I haven't changed any of those from the defaults, except to chekc the box.04:28
pittiogra: so I should install g-s-s to join the pestering^Wtesting team? :-)04:28
ograinfinity, the 10mins are a leftover of the default settings that got shipped04:28
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Keybuk\\sh: should be, at 2000UTC04:29
ograinfinity, it was fixed in my second upload04:29
infinityogra : How does that make a difference?... If I'm typing, none of these should kick in.04:29
\shKeybuk: why is nothing on the w.u.c/Calendar or on the TechnicalBoardAgenda *gnarf* and I thought I could test a lot of small features04:30
Keybuknobody's added anything to the Agenda04:30
Keybukit does say Tuesday 20 September 2005 at 2000 UTC though04:30
Keybukdon't know who does /Calendar04:30
\shhahahaq04:32
\shnot this morning04:32
\shlast edited 2005-09-20 11:02:53 by ColinWatson04:32
pittiRiddell, sjoerd: new dbus uploaded; I moved dbus-launch from dbus-1-utils to dbus04:35
pittiRiddell: so please make sure to depend on dbus >= 0.36.2-0ubuntu504:36
Riddellthanks pitti 04:38
bob2NM appears to like to break my network04:41
pittibob2: oh, does it anything else?04:41
pitti(SCNR)04:41
bob2hahaha04:41
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sivanglol04:48
pittiHey shackan, how are you04:49
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shackanapart from the fact that I had to drive my scooter under the rain this morning, fine04:50
jbaileyHey cool, the software power button on my laptop now apparent means "go do software suspend"04:50
shackanand I've started to see what the bluetooth stack in freebsd looks like, luckily the api is almost identical :)04:51
mvoogra_: will g-s-s come up even if some other app (like totem) is already in fullscreen mode? is that something that (assuming we release with g-s-s) should be fixed?04:53
ogra_mvo, i guess totem looks if xss is running, so i guess we need to change something04:53
mvoogra_: I was wondering if we should teach g-s-s to look for fullscreen-state windows and not kick in when it finds one04:54
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ogra_mvo, yes, thats sounds better than leave it to the app04:55
bob2fabbione: do you know/care if the ubuntu kernel would need a patch to host vmware?05:00
jdubbob2: i would05:00
bob2it oopses on breezy05:01
bob2(oopses the host, that is)05:01
fabbionebob2: i have no idea...05:01
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bob2hmmm05:03
bob2the patch seems to be for the modules, not the kernel05:03
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Yagisanbob2 - what is the problem ? - I use vmware with hoary05:17
danielsYagisan: 'on breezy'05:17
sladenI asked on #ubuntu-doc 4 hours ago, but no reply since.  Does anyone here have admin rights on the wiki to revert a page or does one have to do it by hand?05:18
sladen(a LaptopTestingTeam Tester has trashed the Template with their own results)05:19
markuman i hope i don t disturbed again: but every time a try to build a deb file, the deb files are only a few kbs big. so the source code was not included. i ve paste here the 2 lines from output and the debian/rules http://paste.debian.net/198005:20
Yagisandainels: I know he said breezy - but the kernel should not need a patch to run vmware.05:20
danielsYagisan: they have a custom kernel module05:21
sladenmarkuman: you're using dpkg-genchanges...!05:22
bob2markuman: .deb files do not include source code05:22
markumansladen, hm? i use dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot05:22
markumanbob2, but why it is so small? 05:23
bob2markuman: that debian/rules file by itself is pretty profoundly unuseful05:23
bob2markuman: if you want help with your package, you need to put the full source somewhere05:23
markumanbob2, the hole folder where everything is include?05:25
bob2markuman: so05:25
Kamionmarkuman: this isn't really appropriate for #ubuntu-devel; could you find somewhere else to discuss this, please?05:25
Yagisandaniels: I know - I'm trying to make vmware into a .deb for my private use. It has vmmon and vmnet, but if they were patched with the vmware-any-any-XX patches it should work.05:26
Kamionperhaps some Debian or Ubuntu help channel05:26
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danielsmarkuman: #ubuntu-motu might be useful for you05:27
ogra_:)05:27
markumanok thx sry05:27
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fabbioneogra_: can you kindly paste to me the standard /etc/network/interfaces that comes out of a ltsp-server install?05:35
KamionMithrandir: just out of random curiosity, have you played with oem-installer at all?05:37
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mdzchmj: no way to transfer from bugzilla to malone, but you can add a reference to bugzilla in  malone, which is similar06:23
ogramorning mdz 06:23
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mdzmorning06:24
\shchmj: hcid segfaults on my laptop when trying to gnokii --identify and entering my pin on the phone :(06:25
seb128hi mdz06:25
\shevening mdz06:25
chmj\sh: can you pleaes file that with bugzilla, and provide a backtrace is possible 06:26
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chmjmorning mdz 06:26
\shchmj: i will...need to find the time to play around again06:26
\shcharging cell right now06:26
ografabbione, cool howto ! thanks06:26
chmj\sh: ok, thanks 06:26
mvomorning mdz 06:27
fabbionehow is the list admin for ubuntu-devel?06:27
fabbionehey mdz06:27
jdubfabbione: yo06:27
seb128mdz: any objection to build gst-plugins0.8 with libcdio? It has been accepted for main by pitti. That will not change existant features or create a new package.06:28
fabbionejdub: please unsubscribe Frans.Kool@FRSGlobal.com06:28
mdzseb128: what is libcdio?06:28
jduboh, autoresponder guy?06:28
fabbionejdub: out of office reply to people posting to ubuntu-devel06:28
fabbioneyes06:28
seb128mdz: a better libcdparanoia06:30
mdzseb128: we've been testing cdparanoia for a long time06:30
seb128mdz: ross plan to use it for sj/GNOME 2.14, if we ship the plugin with the current package that will allow him to code using 5.1006:31
mdzseb128: do you choose at runtime whether to use cdio or cdparanoia?06:31
seb128mdz: it doesn't replace it, but if it's shipped people can use it06:31
mdzseb128: can we keep cdpaarnoia as default?06:31
seb128mdz: yep06:31
mdzok, no problem then06:31
seb128sure06:31
seb128thanks06:31
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spayneis daniel holback around?06:33
seb128he's dholbach06:33
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dholbachhi spayne :)06:33
spaynethanks seb12806:33
bddebianspayne: No we locked him in a cage ;-)06:33
spaynedholbach: right, problem with gnome-bluetooth06:33
bob2mjg59: so, with dpms blanking off, it gets quite far into the resume06:33
dokomdz: the OOo2 packages based on m129 are ready for upload06:33
bob2mjg59: paste the little progress-o-meter that shows it reloading pages06:34
bob2mjg59: but then the screen goes blank like it normally would when about to switch back to x, but all it switches to are brown and white vertical lines06:34
mjg59bob2: Do you have latest initramfs-tools, and have you regenerated your initramfs?06:35
bob2mjg59: which look a lot like a corrupted version of the usplash image06:35
mjg59Yes, that's normal06:35
seb128ogra: intested by upstream discussions about gnome-screensaver changes, I got a mail from upstream who wants to discuss changes on how to set the list of them, make it coherent with xscreensaver, etc06:35
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seb128ogra: he says to Cc people interested by the discussion06:35
ograseb128, yup go ahead06:35
ograi'm already discussing a bug with mccann06:36
\shspayne: come to #ubuntu-motu cause gnome-bluetooth is universe i think06:36
ograseb128, i wonder where he got this:  Does it still use setuid root for the gnome-screensaver-dialog06:36
ograprocess?  06:36
spayne\sh: thanks but i'm in deep discussion with dholbach06:36
\shoh ok :)06:37
ograseb128, did this package ever use setuid stuff ?? 06:37
bob2I do wonder why this xterm is black on white, tho06:37
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seb128ogra: no, it uses pam06:37
\shbob2: what? in gnome? i wonder with you06:38
ograseb128, yes, thats what i answered in the bug... i was just curious how he got that idea06:38
seb128ogra: I read some bug saying it doesn't work without putting it setuid on debian/ubuntu06:39
seb128ogra: that's because the upstream pam install doesn't work out of the box, I've patched it for the package06:39
ograah06:39
bob2mjg59: btw, should I touch MODULES in default/acpi=support at all, or is it all auto now?06:40
ograseb128, gnome #31655806:40
mjg59bob2: You should never need to touch it06:40
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mjg59If you do, please file a bug06:40
bob2mjg59: ok, the example could do with an update then :)06:41
bob2mjg59: just mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd...?06:41
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mjg59dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-`uname -r`06:41
Amaranthseb128: Could you handle bug 15874 for me? Just make the suggested change.06:42
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\shbob2: something is strange....really with xterm06:43
siretartfabbione: did you get the email with the credentials for igor? [my evo crashed, but according to logs, mail should have been sent] 06:43
seb128Amaranth: sure06:43
\shbob2: because now it works as expected :)06:44
mdzdoko: ok06:44
bob2mjg59: heh, I geuss I can get rid of acpi_sleep=23_bios kernel flag now too?06:50
mjg59bob2: Yes...06:50
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bob2mjg59: hm, a bunch of "tr" errors on hibernate07:09
bob2mjg59: and NM doesn't see my wired nic until I restart dbus07:11
bob2mjg59: otherwise working great, tho, thanks again07:11
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bob2ahhhh. NM only sees it when it comes up afterwards.07:12
bob2I wonder if that;s a bug or not07:13
mjg59Ok, cool07:13
bob2and it's like an order of magnitude faster to suspend than haory07:13
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mjg59Yeah07:14
ograbob2, dont worry, we'll slow it doen again with gnome-screensaver07:14
mjg59I'm not sure where all the speedup comes from07:14
mjg59But it's really quite usable07:14
pitti*sniff* until the weeked, hibernate worked perfectly, now it's *entirely* broken07:14
pittimjg59, what did you do? :-/07:14
mjg59pitti: Install initramfs-tools. Regenerate your ramdisk. Read the MANY MANY DUPLICATE BUGS.07:14
bob2ogra: hah, you'll have to make me upgrade, first ;)07:15
pittimjg59: ir-t is installed for ages, but I'll try to reconfigure my kernel07:15
mjg59pitti: Latest initramfs-tools07:15
mjg59As in, the ones that I uploaded at midnight07:15
pittimjg59: 0.28 is not recent enough?07:15
ograbob2, its already a dependency of ubuntu-desktop :)07:15
ograbob2, and mjg59 just rewrites the acpi scripts for g-s-s07:16
mjg59pitti: That's the one. Make sure your initramfs uses that.07:16
mjg59And then make sure that you have a swap partitoin07:16
pittimjg59: I have two, could that lead to trouble?07:16
pittimjg59: in the first two attempts, it came back with "not enough space"07:17
mjg59pitti: Plausibly, then07:17
mjg59Check that you *do* actually have 2 at the moment07:17
pittimjg59: hmm, how could you know? the big one is really gone...07:18
pittimjg59: not that I touched it in any way, but thanks for the hint07:18
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mjg59pitti: Because initramfs-tools was broken07:18
mjg59And you tried hibernating07:18
bob2hah07:18
RiddellKamion: could you change the isolinux splash for kubuntu to this http://kubuntu.org/art/kubuntu-usplash-639x320-14.png07:18
pittimjg59: ah, ok; thank you very much07:18
bob2suspend-to-ram is broken because gnome-session is not running07:19
mxpxpodpitti: could you check something on your ppc?07:19
KamionRiddell: ok, will do after dinner07:19
pittimxpxpod: yes?07:19
mxpxpodpitti: can you enable the composite extension in X and then run gdesklets?07:19
Dizietkamion: lsb's init-functions:07:20
pittimxpxpod: ouch - that is so slow on my ppc that it is not actually usable...07:20
mxpxpodpitti: suck :(07:20
pittimxpxpod: but I can test it; what is the exact option?07:20
DizietI'm about to upload a fix to 4367, which is a complaint that when an initscript prints errors to stderr between saying it's doing something and the the message saying it's failed, the screen is garbled.07:20
mxpxpodpitti: whenever I run gdesklets with the composite extension enabled, it crashes X07:20
DizietThis is a replacement of about 20-30 lines in the middle of log_begin_msg etc.07:21
Diziet(a) Should I take care about anything in particular and (b) should I send my diff somewhere else too ?  (eg, Debian)07:21
mxpxpodpitti: do you need the option for X?07:21
pittimxpxpod: well, how do I enable it again?07:22
mxpxpodpitti: Section "Extensions"07:22
mxpxpodOption "Composite" "On"07:22
mxpxpodEndSection07:22
pittimxpxpod: I thought I have to change something in xorg.conf for that07:22
pittimxpxpod: ah, ok07:22
ograhmm, is it intended to be used ? 07:22
ograi thought thats only a proof of concept ...07:22
mxpxpodogra: composite?07:23
ograyup07:23
mxpxpodnot sure07:23
mxpxpodI thought it worked07:23
ograsure, it works, but its only a proof of concept... and it clashes with GL07:23
ogra(afaik)07:23
mxpxpodah07:24
Dizietkamion: I have to go very soon; my parents are visiting this evening ...07:24
pittimxpxpod: do I need to install xcompmgr for your test?07:25
mxpxpodpitti: no07:25
pittimxpxpod: ok, I started X with composite, what now?07:26
mxpxpodpitti: launch a terminal and run gdesklets07:26
pittimxpxpod: no such command07:26
=== pitti installs
mxpxpodhehe07:26
pittimxpxpod: good grief - that pulls in half the world, including xmms07:27
mxpxpodpitti: are you serious? jeesh07:27
pittimxpxpod: 28 additional packages07:28
mxpxpodpitti: sorry :(07:28
pittimxpxpod: well, aptitude knows how to clean up :-)07:28
mxpxpod:)07:28
mxpxpodgood deal07:28
pittimxpxpod: yep, confirmed, it crashes X07:30
mxpxpodpitti: ok, thanks07:30
mxpxpodpitti: must be something with composite because grdesktop does it too07:30
pittimxpxpod: entirely possible07:30
carstenhdebian + wmaker + xorg + composite + xclock crashes too07:30
mxpxpodpitti: thanks for trying it07:31
carstenhprobably the same bug07:31
pittiHi carstenh, how are you07:31
carstenhhi pitti, fine :)07:31
mxpxpodcarstenh: any clue what causes it?07:31
zygapitti: where can I learn/track the language-packs issue?07:31
zygapitti: BTW: hi :-)07:31
carstenhmxpxpod: no, sorry. i have rebuilt wmaker and tried it on sarge and etch.07:31
mxpxpodcarstenh: ok07:32
carstenhmxpxpod: it freezes07:32
mxpxpodstrange... I guess I'll just disable composite... no big deal07:32
carstenhmxpxpod: it freezes the whole pc07:32
mxpxpodpitti: what X options do you use for your video card?07:32
carstenhmxpxpod: and icewm works fine. so i'm not sure what causes this bug07:33
mxpxpodcarstenh: that's wierd... it just crashes X for us07:33
carstenhmxpxpod: i tried it on different architectures and with different graphic adapters07:33
pittimxpxpod: hey, I started gdesklets and now my keyboard went crazy07:33
mxpxpodpitti: with composite?07:34
pittimxpxpod: no, just disabled it07:34
pittibah07:34
mxpxpodah, ok07:34
pittishift does not work any more and produces weird results07:34
mxpxpodpitti: yeah, gdesklets is messed up07:34
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mxpxpodpitti: I just wanted to see if you got that crash07:35
pittimxpxpod: any idea why it messes up the shift key?07:35
mxpxpodpitti: heh, no clue07:35
DizietOh, he's at dinner.  Oh well.07:35
mxpxpodpitti: do you have a ppc laptop? or just a ppc07:36
mjg59Hmm.07:36
pittimxpxpod: laptop - iBook G407:36
mxpxpodpitti: ah, cool07:36
mjg59So, from power button to desktop is 90 seconds when resuming from hibernate07:36
mjg59That could be better07:36
mjg59It'll do, though07:36
mxpxpodpitti: that's what I've got07:37
mxpxpodpitti: what X settings do you use for your card?07:37
pittimxpxpod: the OOTB ones, I didn't touch them - just UseFBDev true07:38
mxpxpodah07:38
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mxpxpodpitti: have you had problems with pbbuttonsd not sleeping the laptop after booting?07:42
pittimxpxpod: no, that works fine for ages07:42
pittimxpxpod: I never shut down my iBook, i always use STR07:43
bob2\sh: so, erasing my gnome config and starting from scratch means xterm is back to normal07:43
mxpxpodpitti: with the new pbbuttonsd package, if I boot into linux, it no longer uses 100% cpu, but I can't get it to sleep either using the gnome logout, gdm-signal -s, or pbbcmd config TAG_GOTOSLEEP 1... I have to restart pbbuttonsd in order for it to sleep07:44
zygapitti: ping ping :)07:44
pittimxpxpod: oh, with 0-7.1? /me installs07:44
pittizyga: pong, sorry07:44
mxpxpodpitti: no no07:44
\shbob2: i don't think so..I just implemented today the old hoary patch for some Xterm app defaults..and termcap/terminfo...but strangewise..now it's black/white...not like before black/grey07:44
zygapitti: I'm sorry for bothering you but I'd really like to learn about that issue07:44
mxpxpodpitti: 0.6.607:44
pittizyga: issue meaning, how to build language packs?07:44
mxpxpodpitti: did you guys just upload 0.7.1?07:44
pittimxpxpod: I currently have the latest breezy version installed since that was the one I hacked on last; but 0.7.1 worked fine as well07:45
mxpxpodpitti: I'm talking about the latest breezy07:45
pittimxpxpod: no, I still need to discuss this with mdz07:45
mxpxpodpitti: try rebooting (I know, that may be hard for you ;) and after everything is up and running, try to sleep your ibook07:45
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zygapitti: no the issue of true language pack separation, main vs universe and so on07:45
bob2\sh: well, it's working for me now07:46
\shbob2: grey?07:46
wasabi_TRICKARY07:46
wasabi_there are mirrors in the back!07:46
mxpxpodpitti: also, check out #1219807:46
\shbob2: or white?07:46
xTinawasabi: No, it's a glass wall. There's a total of 74 machines in that room.07:46
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ograwasabi, then you would be able to see xTina there :)07:47
\shxTina: wonderful :)07:47
wasabi_A glass wall?07:48
\shthis project sounds as the project pylon mentioned last time07:48
xTinawasabi_: It partitions the room in two halfs.07:48
\shwasabi_: big window :)07:48
bddebianpitti: You back? :-)07:48
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bddebianpitti: Sorry, I got pulled away :-(07:48
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danielszyga: (he doesn't have a personal life.)07:49
\shzyga: time management :)07:49
mjg59HURRAH.07:49
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pittibddebian: yes, I had to go for a while07:49
\shmjg59: u rock man07:49
mjg59You people all owe me so much07:49
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mjg59RIGHT.07:50
mjg59Now.07:50
mjg59TWO MORE PATCHES.07:50
\shmjg59: ubz...07:50
pittimjg59: kudos!:-)07:50
mjg59\sh: Probably not there07:50
ogramjg59, you will be sooo drunk07:50
mjg59Sadly...07:50
ogramjg59, oh ? 07:50
ogra:(07:50
mjg59Too much work07:50
\shmjg59: what? 07:50
pittizyga: so you want to start to build universe language packs?07:50
zyga\sh: time management is the magical skill of expanding 24 hour peroid  ;-)07:50
zygapitti: no... I want to make proper language packs07:51
mjg59\sh: I have to get on with my real life work as well as Ubuntu :)07:51
pittizyga: the langpack-o-matic code is in a public arch repo, that's not the problem07:51
\shzyga: in the ubuntu world the day has 48 hours07:51
zygapitti: and a language pack management system ;-)07:51
pittizyga: you just need a computer with good bandwith to run it on :-)07:51
zygapitti: arch.ubuntu.com? I'll check it out :)07:51
bddebianpitti: IF you get a sec, can you please just take a look at:  http://www2.bddebian.com:8000/packages/ubuntu/libpgtcl2/  And see how far off I am?07:51
bob2UBZ+1 should be in Cambridge07:51
\shmjg59: oh..i see u are in uk...not far from us..ogra...lets book a 19cent flight to london ;)07:51
pittizyga: nope, that's something different07:51
bob2so everyone can repay mjg59 07:51
danielsbob2: UCH07:51
danielsor UCP, rather07:51
zygapitti: hehe, I want to think of something that might be used by ubuntu and everyone else in the end :)07:51
danielsUbuntu at Colin's Place07:51
Dizietkamion: I uploaded that new lsb (see scrool) and I hope it's all right.  Let me know if not.07:52
pittizyga: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/arch/martin.pitt@canonical.com--2005/langpack-o-matic--main--1/07:52
ogra\sh, 19cent ? i think i'd rather walk :)07:52
\shogra: + taxes and a nice journey with the train from stansted07:52
\sh(sp?)07:52
pittibddebian: no orig.tar.gz?07:53
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zygapitti: I'll flood you with draft specs and sample code if I ever manage to write anything, thanks :)07:53
pittizyga: feel free to ask me things about the code, the existing doc is not very good07:54
danielsarguably all development to within four standard deviations of the normal happens there anyway, so it'll be no different07:54
bob2mjg59: I get "/usr/share/acpi-support/power-funcs: line 11: /proc//environ: No such file or directory" when trying to sleep now, since gnome-session isn't running07:55
mjg59bob2: Don't do that, then07:56
bob2I made a new gnome session from scratch 15 minutes ago07:56
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mxpxpodpitti: if you could test that behavior I told you about and check out #12198, that'd be awesome07:58
mxpxpodI gotta get back to work07:58
mjg59bob2: More seriously - just /dev/null that08:00
pittimx|away: I reassigned the bug to me08:00
mx|awaypitti: sweet08:00
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bob2mjg59: aside from that, it just prints "declare -x FOO=bar" for each env var I have, then exists cleanly08:01
danielsheh08:01
bob2tho, it occurs to me that it's my fault for not running gnome-screensaver08:01
mjg59"fault"08:02
bob2and that I'm being punished for having a screensaver that reliably locks ;)08:02
mjg59I have a feeling that I'm going to have to carry out my threat to kill people08:02
danielsstart with motu08:03
zygapitti: just a side question, how do you feel about separating translations from everything else08:03
ogradaniels, HEY !08:03
danielsogra: just checking to see if you're still awake :)08:03
zyga(separate management system)08:03
ogra:)08:03
dholbachdaniels: tststs08:03
pittizyga: what do you mean? langpacks contain nothing but translations08:03
danielsclearly this means you're all spending too much time looking at IRC instead of working08:04
zygapitti: yes but they have many flaws08:04
\shdaniels: what's up with motu? motu rocks..08:04
zygapitti: I'm talking about a complementary translation pagage management system08:04
bob2on the plus side, suspend-to-disk is fast enough that I'll wait for *screensaver to unbreak before whinging about sleep08:05
zygas/pagage/package/08:05
daniels\sh: kidding, dude08:05
pittizyga: not sure what you mean08:05
\shdaniels: wait until I finished my design for the new motu shirt ... u will be jealous ,)08:05
danielsheh08:06
zygapitti: I'm not sure how to tie this into existing tools yet but what I gnerally mean and think about is a system that keeps track of what translations are needed - this is not related to any language-xxx.debs it's a different, better (hopefuly) system08:06
zygaactually - not better - specialized08:06
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pittizyga: langpack-o-matic is currently a system to pull translations from buildds, mangle them a bit, and generate language pack source packages; not sure what you want to add08:07
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danielsmdz: duuuuuuude.08:10
\shFrom: root <mdz@ubuntu.com>08:10
\shi just wanted to say something...08:10
mdzyes, I noticed that as well08:11
mdzthe lirc debian/rules is EVIL08:11
mdzit modifies changelog and config.* during the build08:11
mdzwhich was run under fakeroot08:12
\shoh well...sounds like libhid08:12
danielsobviously it should use yada08:12
daniels--disable-manage-devices08:12
danielser08:12
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\shget the libversion number from debian/changelog and fails when the version is x.z.y-XubuntuY08:12
daniels--with-port=0x3f8 --with-irq=408:12
daniels--with-moduledir="/lib/modules/$(shell uname -r)/misc"08:12
danielsisn't it an IRC client?08:13
bob2it's drivers for IR devices08:13
\shlirc is remote control stuff08:13
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KamionDiziet: should be fine to just fix it. Debian also has roughly the same set of functions (imported from Ubuntu), but they've been developing and fixing them since after our upstream version freeze so I don't know whether your patch will apply there. It may do.08:14
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MithrandirKamion: re oem-installer: no, I haven't had the time. :-(08:16
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pkernShould one download the whole breezy ISO to reinstall or is it possible to install it with a warty image? (aka were they many changes in d-i since warty?)08:22
shackanwhere's the source for update-notifier? It hoped to find it in gnome cvs but maybe it's ubuntu-specific so I have to look somewhere else ?08:22
pkernshackan: Try apt-get source when you have deb-src in your /etc/apt/sources.list08:23
Kamionpkern: loads of changes, but you can certainly install warty and upgrade from that08:23
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mdzpkern: Ubuntu 5.04 (hoary) is the current stable release; breezy is the current development release08:23
Kamionpkern: you can't use a warty ISO to install breezy directly, but upgrades from the warty system it will install are fine08:23
shackanpkern, yes, I know, I was looking for the upstream repository08:23
bob2fabbione: have you found 2.6.12's ipv6 stack to be slightly shit?08:23
mdzpkern: there's no reason to install warty except in the unlikely event that it works while hoary doesn't08:23
pkernmdz: I know, but I have warty shipit here, because I got that shortly before hoary was released. |:08:23
pkernmdz: Ok, then I have to download the 700Mb download. Isn't there any netinst image?08:24
Kamionthere's a netboot image, which isn't quite the same08:24
mdz(-> #ubuntu)08:24
Kamion(downloads all of d-i over the network)08:24
jdubmdz: the google search box in firefox is fascism.08:25
mdzjdub: pardon?08:25
mdzoh, summerfield08:25
mdzundercover as "John"08:25
jdubmdz: just in case you thought you were being reasonable.08:25
pittiMorning mdz08:27
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danielsgar admin@highlinewebwhateveritis.com08:28
danielspossibly the most useless reply ever: http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2005-September/049464.html08:30
Treenaksdaniels: yay forum gateway>08:31
danielswow, he's got an arseload of stuff.  just when I thought -users couldn't possibly get worse.08:31
danielsTreenaks: that's not actually coming from the forums, believe it or not.08:32
bob2sadly that wasn't gatewayed08:32
TreenaksWhat was the way to make grub try a certain kernel only once?08:33
bob2wtf08:34
Treenaksbob2: it is possible08:34
bob2there's a whole thread about some guy whinging he didn't get an answer on the forums08:34
Nafallolol08:34
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dholbachbob2: good night :)08:37
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fabbionebob2: works fine here.. define shitty08:47
Keybukheh, Debian have DDoS'd their security server08:49
lathiateh?08:49
pittiKeybuk: yeah, the new flamewar is annoying08:49
Keybukuploaded security updates to X --> saturated outgoing bandwidth08:49
Keybukthere's a flamewar?08:49
lathiatah, heh08:50
KamionRiddell: done, thanks08:51
RiddellKamion: thank you08:52
ograRiddell, so tell me about kscreensaver08:52
Treenaksskreensaver?08:52
ograRiddell, does it hae a own daemon ? 08:52
ograhave even08:53
Riddellogra: it's screensavers for KDE.  kscreensaver-xsavers brings in xscreensavers and is a frontend to them08:53
Riddellit uses kded I think08:53
pittimdz: do you have an idea why mozilla-browser is still in main and does not show up in anastacia?08:53
KamionRiddell: let me know if it's working right with tomorrow's images; there was no colour close enough to white in the image for use for text, so I took advantage of the fact that the palette wasn't full and told ppmtolss16 to use white as colour 7 anyway08:53
KamionI'm not absolutely certain that'll work; we'll see08:54
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ograRiddell, so you only need the hacks, not the daeon, right ? 08:54
ogradeamon08:54
ograARGH08:54
ograd a e m o n 08:54
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pittiogra: tpying scuks :-)08:55
Riddellogra: hacks?08:55
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ograRiddell, the single screensavers in /usr/lib/xscreensaver08:55
ograRiddell, they all moved to xscreensaver-data08:56
ogradepend on that and you should be fine08:56
ogra(as long as you dont need the daemon, then we'd have a problem)08:56
Riddellogra: nice, I'll give that a try08:57
ograRiddell, sabdfl wants them even more split, so we'll end up with at least 5 packages with hacks in dapper08:57
Riddellwebcollage doesn't want to work :(08:58
ograRiddell, webcollage wil get dropped08:59
ograRiddell, #1584708:59
Riddellaww, I liked the danger it posed08:59
elmopitti:    * debian/control: Add appropriate conflict.08:59
elmopitti: is that a typo?08:59
pittielmo: no, why?09:00
elmowhy conflicts and not replaces?09:00
pittielmo: since I moved dbus-launch from dbus-1-utils to dbus, the dbus needs to conflict with older dbus-1-utils09:01
pittielmo: that's my usual approach, at least09:01
pittielmo: replaces is better?09:01
elmoyes, much better09:01
elmoConflicts << forces dpkg to remove the old version of what you're conflicting against09:01
Kamionpitti: because librsvg2 build-dep mozilla dep mozilla-browser09:01
pittiKamion: OMG, -browser is a build-dep? crazy; I thought just mozilla-dev was09:02
Kamionsorry, librsvg2 build-dep mozilla-dev dep mozilla-browser09:02
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pittielmo: apt doesn't install the newer version first? 09:02
Kamionpitti: what elmo said, conflicts << is evil for that09:02
pittiKamion, elmo: alright, I fix that09:02
Kamionreplaces has the proper semantics09:02
daniels(finally)09:03
pittiPackage: dbus09:03
pittiReplaces: dbus-1-utils (<< 0.36.2-0ubuntu5)09:03
Kamionpitti: apt will probably try, but might not always be able to. conflicts imposes an extra constraint on the upgrade ordering that doesn't need to be there09:03
Kamionand the fewer constraints the better09:03
pittialright09:03
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jdonghey guys, what's up?09:04
jdonglol09:04
mdzpitti: either it is seeded, or it is a dependency or build-depenency, direct or indirect, of a seeded package09:04
mdzpitti: germinate rdepends will tell you which09:04
seb128Kamion, pitti: I can fix librsvg2, that's for the mozilla svg plugin but we can probably change it to firefox09:04
pittimdz: yes, Kamion already found it; m-dev depends on mozilla-browser *grumpf*09:05
seb128dholbach did that with 2.12.009:05
mdzelmo: how can I reproduce your workrave/gnome-screensaver bug?09:05
elmomdz: I don't know09:05
elmois there anyway to tell what has a global key grab going on?09:05
elmo'cos I reckon daniels was on the right track09:05
Kamionpitti: also enigmail, openoffice.org2, openoffice.org2-l10n build-dep on mozilla-dev09:05
Kamionthat looks like the lot09:06
danielselmo: not really, no09:06
pittiKamion: right, m-dev is fine for main; it's the m-dev depends: m-browser dep that's evil09:06
Kamionah09:06
danielselmo: i mean, you can enable whatever crazy-arse serverflag it is, and ctrl-alt-kpdivide it09:06
pittiseb128: see above, don't bother09:06
danielselmo: that's the massive-rubber-mallet approach to grabs09:06
seb128pitti: l09:07
seb128s/l/k/09:07
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Kamionyou could enable AllowClosedownGrabs, ctrl-alt-kpmultiply, and see which processes die09:07
danielsright09:07
danielsthe other option just kills the grabs09:08
danielsnot slays the processes holding them09:08
elmowhat the heck is kp?  numeric keypad?09:08
daniels(kills the client, whatever.)09:08
danielselmo: yeah09:08
elmook09:08
KamionI figure he wants to know which clients are at fault09:08
danielsKamion: true dat09:08
Kamionunless X logs it09:08
danielsi'm going to laugh really hard if it's core gnome09:08
danielsand elmo's session dies09:08
elmooh, I wonder if it's unclutter09:08
Kamion(logging which clients would be nice, actually, if it can)09:08
elmowe have a winner09:10
elmoit's unclutter09:10
danielsKamion: it doesn't log, no09:10
danielsit probably should09:11
daniels(the sensible logging layer -- with levels of verbosity -- is up in the xfree86 ddx because that totally makes sense, so nothing down lower in the dix can do verbosity-dependent logging.  WHOOHOOHOO.)09:11
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phlaegelok, this whole dbus-upgrade-recommends-reboot thing isn't going to last forever, is it? maybe fixed in dapper, when dbus is a bit more grown up?09:12
ographlaegel, its an upstream decision...09:12
Kamionunclutter> don't use -grab?09:13
phlaegelogra: ouch. a permanent one?09:13
ographlaegel, as long as the dbus authors decide its necessary, its hard to work around that09:13
phlaegelyeah09:13
ographlaegel, aks them :)09:13
lathiatphlaegel: you can get dbus to reload its configs, if thats what your concerned about09:14
danielsor just don't use unclutter at al09:14
elmoKamion: I'm not09:14
elmojust 'unclutter'09:14
Kamionhuh, the source seems to say it won't XGrabPointer() unless -grab09:15
danielsOH MY GOD09:15
phlaegellathiat: I just don't want to see linux become reboot-happy. I don't like rebooting my desktop :-)09:15
danielsTHIS IS A HORROR SHOW09:15
daniels                     * send a pseudo EnterNotify event to the parent window09:15
daniels                     * to try to convince application that we didnt really leave it09:15
danielswhat could POSSIBLY go wrong09:16
elmo<ignorant>why's that so bad?09:17
ogralets just morguify unclutter, who uses that anyway :P09:17
danielsso the alternative to using the grab method, is to have it create a tiny little window under the cursor09:18
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danielsthen it sends an event to the parent window and says 'hey, know how you lost focus to me?  it's all yours again!'09:18
danielsand does this awful event-mangling09:19
elmoogra: the whole GSS situation's made so much more fun by comments like that, FYI09:20
lathiatgss?09:21
danielselmo: seriously though, unclutter is completely pathological09:21
danielselmo: -grab may actually be *better*09:21
danielslathiat: gnome-screen-saver09:21
Kamionogra: (what's wrong with the word "remove", anyway?)09:21
lathiatah09:21
ograelmo, belive me i get thrown cluebats after me all the day, no matter where i go...09:21
ograKamion, it just doesnt sound that cool with geran accent :)09:22
ogra*german09:22
elmowell -noevents does "fix" it09:23
danielselmo: -root could also be vastly less shit09:23
danielselmo: noevents> right, that's the pathological branch I was talking about09:24
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elmoyeah, sorry I know I'm being dense, but I'm not clear on why it's pathological to send the fake event?09:24
elmoand why it's only GSS that gets upset09:24
elmoI mean, seriously, this code hasn't been modified since before some of you were born09:25
elmo(well, okay, not quite, but close)09:25
danielseh, at the time, my workstation was running NT 4 Server with MSSQL and IIS09:25
bddebianw00t09:25
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ograelmo, xss lock screen was 15 years untouched when i started working on it...09:25
danielsso GSS could be more robust in handling this particular behaviour09:25
danielsbut it's ... it's not something anyone should ever attempt to do09:25
danielsyou know how you see people driving roofing nails through their testicles?09:26
danielsand they're all like 'don't try this at home, kids'09:26
Kamionnot personally, no09:26
danielsthis is that09:26
bddebianhahaha09:26
danielsKamion: you need more bmevideo.com in your life09:26
daniels(MASSIVELY NSFW.)09:26
=== lathiat ughs
danielsif I could figlet NSFW, I would.  i don't think I can quite stress the point enough.09:26
danielsalso, not safe for just-had-lunch09:26
lathiat"not safe at all"? ;)09:27
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Keybukwhat's worrying is that daniels probably has an account at that site09:29
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lathiatdaniels is a continual source of amusement09:30
KeybukI'd go for "worry"09:30
lathiatWell either way amusement still stands09:30
danielswhat's worrying is that you all went and looked09:30
ograKeybuk, depends if as user or as committer...09:30
ivoksargh...09:30
lathiatdaniels: no whats more worrying is that i already knew what it was09:30
ivoksgnome-screensaver is really broken09:31
Keybukdaniels: *shrug* nothing on there shocks me09:31
KeybukI've seen worse from my friends <g>09:31
lathiat*by* your friends or *from* your friends09:31
lathiatthe internet is a wonderous place09:32
Keybukboth09:32
tsengRobot101: ref me baby one more time09:34
tsengRobot101: PASS THE PIPE09:34
Robot101tseng: >:)09:37
bddebianPipe?  Who's got the pipe?09:41
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sivangRobot101: any new stuff on the design you showed me that other day? (re: clientlib etc)09:44
tritiumKamion, is there still a yaboot/os-prober problem in current daily install images?09:48
Kamiontritium: yes; the kernel issue that's blocking me fixing that is being fixed now09:49
tritiumKamion, oh, sounds close to resolution?09:49
Kamiontritium: well, the current images don't hang, at least, if that's what you're asking, but they don't detect OS X09:49
Kamionyes09:49
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Kamionif you don't have OS X, current images should work fine for you09:49
tritiumGreat, thanks for the info.  I'll be glad to test on G5 iMac soon09:49
tritiumI still do have OS X09:50
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Robot101sivang: python prototype has got channel support now09:55
sivangRobot101: channel?09:55
Robot101sivang: our abstraction for all different services over IM/VOIP connections09:56
sivangRobot101: ah cool, you have it online somewhere?09:56
Robot101textchannel specifically09:56
Robot101floopily.org/darcs/ipcf-python09:56
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mdztech board meeting in #ubuntu-meeting09:59
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paineshi10:06
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jdubheh. lock dialogue in swap.10:07
\shbmonty_laptop: ping ubuntu-meeting fast10:08
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kikidonkhi there !10:08
kikidonki'm planning to do an install party for the upcoming breezy version10:08
jdubrad!10:08
kikidonkbut i was wondering, does the breezy install cd come with a way to repartition windows disks ?10:08
jdubyes10:09
kikidonkread: most likely ntfs stuff10:09
painescedega stopped working with breezy pre install. i think due to nptl missing in glibc. is that possible ?10:09
kikidonkrad!10:09
kikidonkin the install process ? 10:09
jdubyes10:09
kikidonkthat rock10:09
kikidonkthanks :)10:09
Robot101kikidonk: it did in hoary :)10:09
kikidonki didn't look to be honest10:10
kikidonkbut it's very nice10:10
Robot101kikidonk: choose the ntfs partition off the partition manager menu, then you can choose a new size10:10
kikidonkcause i'm going to convert windows users of course, and they will very likely have a windows-only disk which must be resized to make room for linux10:10
Robot101it lacks feedback, but you can see parted's output on Alt+F310:10
kikidonkcool10:11
Robot101I dunno if breezy added a progress bar for that10:11
kikidonki can do without, a longs as it's happening under the hood10:11
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shackankikidonk, weren't you a gentoo guy ? :)10:19
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kikidonkyes10:22
kikidonkbut gentoo is broken10:22
torkelmjg59: ping?10:22
KamionRobot101: no10:23
Kamion(sorry)10:23
mjg59torkel: Hi10:23
torkelmjg59: hi10:23
mjg59torkel: What's up?10:25
torkelmjg59: re #15582. It works for me with 0.34 if I change user=`finger| grep -m1 ":0" | awk '{print $1}'`10:25
torkelto user=`finger| grep -m1 ":0 " | awk '{print $1}'`10:25
torkelin getXuser10:25
torkelotherwise it matches root10:25
mjg59Ok10:25
mjg59Please file a bug10:25
torkelmjg59: ok. I do a followup10:26
danielsscrew that10:26
ogramjg59, did you follow the meeting decision for g-s-s ?10:26
danielsjust search the server's memory space looking for MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE (or XDM-AUTHORIZATION-1 or whatever), get the auth key10:26
mjg59ogra: No10:27
danielsthen search everyone's home directory looking for that key in .Xauthority10:27
ogramjg59, seems we switch back10:27
mjg59ogra: Right.10:27
ogra:)10:27
danielsmjg59: back me up here10:28
torkelwould be nice if acpi-support works with g-s-s anyway...10:28
mjg59torkel: REWAREWAFDS:OIUREWAFDSAREAREWAFDREW10:28
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ograthat was loud10:28
mjg59(ahem)10:28
torkeldaniels: it's not about Xauth, it's about dbus10:28
danielstorkel: if getXuser is wrong, then it's about xauth10:29
danielsmy solution is simultaneously more foolproof and more elegant10:29
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torkelmjg59: huh? 10:30
danielsalternately, we could write a small script to gdb into the server, break on the first line of WaitForSomething or something equally well-known, and use that to drill down into the auth structures.10:30
danielssaves brute-forcing the memory space with strstr()10:30
Kamionmjg59,ogra: we switch back providing sabdfl accepts the TB's consensus10:31
Kamionwhich is not the same as "seems we switch back"10:31
ograyes10:31
torkeldaniels: no. becasue the only way to speek to g-s-s is through dbus, so you have to find DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS, which getXuser does in 0.3410:31
mjg59torkel: Currently I wish every screensaver to die10:31
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mjg59I would quite happily have acpi-support conflict with every one of them10:31
ograKamion, thus the careful "seems" in front10:31
danielstorkel: okay, so you didn't mean what you said about needing to change the line so it didn't match root10:31
mjg59When there's a decision, I'll fix xscreensaver support10:31
mjg59daniels: No, it does mean that10:32
spaynei got realplayer from marillat10:32
danielsspayne: bad idea10:32
spaynewrong channel :-)10:32
mjg59We need to find out which user owns the X session so we can find his gnome-session and then find the DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS variable in /proc10:32
spaynewhat could you suggest daniels10:32
torkelmjg59: I can understand that. They are a mess...10:32
danielsmjg59: right10:32
danielsspayne: *shrug*10:32
danielsmjg59: hence my suggestion of gdb'ing the X server with a small script that prints out the currently active auth keys10:33
danielsmjg59: and looks through everyone's Xauthorities looking for that key10:33
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spayneit is out of hoary extras10:33
spaynedaniels: it is out of hoary extras10:33
lathiatspayne: that has nothing to do with us10:34
spaynei know10:34
spaynesigh10:34
lathiatit seems approximately 3000x less hackish10:34
lathiatany reason we are not doing that?10:34
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Riddellseb128: would it be possible to separate libgstgdkpixbuf.so from the rest of gstreamer0.8-misc, is adds a lot of depends10:40
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seb128Riddell: I don't want to divert from Debian10:41
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seb128Riddell: I'll ping the Debian maintainer10:41
Riddellseb128: can you CC please if it's e-mail10:42
seb128nop, that's IRC10:42
seb128is that the only file of this package to be an issue?10:43
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pkernAny clue what happens when lilo fails to install with LVM as root partition like that? "lookup_dev: number=FD00" "device-mapper ioctl cmd 12 failed: No such device or address" "Fatal: device-mapper: dm_task_run(DM_DEVICE_TABLE) failed"10:45
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mdzKamion: I've updated the seeds; please push an update to ~cjwatson and roll new metapackages10:46
Riddellseb128: seems to be just that file yes10:47
pkernMailinglist suggests a problem in udev |:10:47
mdzKamion: else I'll do it after lunch, but sooner is better10:47
jljsimple C# command line audio player: http://nanocrew.net/2005/09/20/snd123/10:49
shackanwow, john lech johansen :)10:50
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jlj:-)10:51
shackanuhm wait, 12 megs of source code for a 'simple command line audio player' ?10:52
dholbachshackan: maybe it has some .oggs to test it with ;)10:52
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jljthe command line interface source code is 1488 bytes, the rest is codecs :-)10:53
jljall the supported codecs are included, there are no external deps besides mono and libesd10:53
ograjlj, what kind of codecs does it support ? 10:55
jljMP2, MP3, AAC, Ogg Vorbis, Speex, FLAC, Apple Lossless, AC3, CDDA, WMA 1 and 2. MOD formats: MOD, XM, IT, S3M, 669, MTM, STM.10:55
mjg59jlj: What license is this under?10:56
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jljmjg59: GPL10:57
shackanseems something which would look pretty good with some frontend10:58
ograjlj, how does that work with included proprietary codecs ? 10:58
jljproprietary? all the decoders are open source, most of the GPL'ed10:59
jlj*them11:00
ograMP3 is patented and you have to pay for it11:00
ograi think AAC is nonfree either11:00
jljproprietary != patented11:00
ograyes, sorry, wrong term11:00
jljUbunu ships libmad in main11:00
mjrcorrect; patented is a form of proprietary11:00
jljerr, Ubuntu11:00
jdubjlj: (which is an error that we'll be fixing before breezy goes out... finally...)11:01
ograjdub, :)11:01
shackanjdub, so it'll be in universe ?11:02
jdubyes11:02
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shackanwill it come on the cd ?11:03
ograuniverse ? 11:03
ogranope11:03
shackanpeople using the live cd won't be able to play their music, that's bad :(11:04
Keybuksure they can11:05
Keybukthey can apt-get install the codec to play it11:05
shackanyes but it's not the same thing11:05
Keybukno different than people using the install cd though11:06
ograshackan, there was never a mp3 supporting player on the live CD you always had to install the codec11:07
Keybukwe can't put the codecs in main because people in suits will take all our money away and put jdub in jail11:07
jdubwith elmo11:07
Keybukand he refuses to be elmo's bitch11:07
jdub*REFUSE*11:07
jdubwatch me11:07
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shackanhahaha11:07
shackanwhy did elmo go to jail ? :D11:08
jdubhe hasn't yet11:08
jdubbut you are suggesting he should11:08
shackan!11:08
jdubYOU WOULD PUT ELMO IN JAIL FOR A LITTLE MUSIC?11:08
shackanargh, what have I done!11:10
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sivangKeybuk: LOLOL11:19
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dholbachgood night everybody, i'll see you tomorrow11:23
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mdzKeybuk: I reproduced the mice bug11:30
mdzKeybuk: with uber debugging enabled11:30
Keybukoooh, how reproducible?11:30
mdzoh, not at all11:30
mdzjust happened once11:30
Keybuksend your syslog :p11:31
mdzbut I had that extra udev logging of yours enabled, if that helps11:31
Keybukthough I doubt it'll be interesting because I forgot to ask you to move syslog earlier into the boot sequence <g11:31
=== ogra apt-cache searhes uber-debugging
mdzKeybuk: sent11:31
\shwho is iwj@ubuntu.com? 11:32
mdzKeybuk: how much earlier?11:32
mdz\sh: Diziet11:32
\shAH OK11:32
\shgrmpf...caps lock11:32
mdzheh11:32
Keybukmdz: from rc2.d/S20 to rcS.d/S2011:32
sivangdoes anybody know how I can use my ubuntu.com email addres now being an approved memeber in launchpad having signed the CoC ?11:32
\shsmall keyboards...11:33
\shlpname@ubuntu.com..u have to wait until the cron job rund11:33
\sh-d+s11:33
elmosivang: it should work already11:33
mdzKeybuk: it's at rc2.d/S10 right now11:33
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mdzanyhow, moved 11:33
mdzI'll do some more rebooting11:33
Kamionmdz: sorry, I was away having my evening ;-)11:34
Keybukright, but needs to be rcS.d so it's before /etc/modules is processed11:34
Kamionmdz: and I'm off to bed now11:34
mdzKamion: night11:34
KamionI imagine the seed mirrors have updated by now11:34
\shhow do i get a working pdf now from a ps output of firefox..11:34
mdzKamion: yeah, I uploaded -meta already 11:34
Kamionok11:34
\shps2pdf doesn't work11:34
mdz\sh: that works for most pages11:35
mdzthough not all11:35
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\shmdz: but not bugzilla printer formatted pages11:35
mdzKeybuk: it doesn't look very enlightening11:35
\shmdz: #1591611:35
\shmdz: and it's confusing, because in evolution e.g. u have the possibilty to print directly to pdf11:36
\shnext to .ps11:36
ogramdz, eek11:36
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ogramdz, removed xscreensaver-data ?11:36
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mirakhonestly, does anyone manage to build packages with apt-build ?11:37
mdzogra: xscreensaver depends: xscreensaver-data11:37
mdzogra: or if it doesn't, I'd consider that a bug...11:37
mdzI just put it back the way it was before11:37
ograi does phew11:38
ograsoryy11:38
mirakjust wondering11:38
mirakdoes apt-build is adapated to ubuntu or not ?11:38
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mirakI mean does the package management and naming in ubuntu can be a problem for apt-build ?11:38
\shok..going to bed...11:38
\shgood night gentlemen11:38
bddebianLater \sh11:38
sivangelmo: should it be like my irc name registered in launchapd? or what account does it use?11:39
ogranight \sh11:39
elmosivang: what \sh said11:39
Keybukmdz: were the devices missing after the boot, or after the suspend/resume ?11:39
mdzKeybuk: after the boot11:41
mdzit may even have been the next-to-last boot actually11:41
tsengmdz: bwar @ 610811:42
tsengmdz: i was about to give into you being a seperate bug, too.11:42
Keybukyeah there's not much there other than confirmation of the pattern of failure11:42
Keybukmoving syslog to /etc/rcS.d/S20sysklogd would help for next time11:42
sivangmdz: email sent, hope it's ok11:42
mdzKeybuk: ok, just got it again11:43
mdzKeybuk: was trying to replicate the conditions11:43
mdzit was a boot-instead-of-resume after hibernating, so the filesystem was unclean etc.11:43
mdzit just happened to be after a reboot -f into single-user11:43
mdzwhich is what I did befor etoo11:44
Keybukwow, that was quick ;)11:44
Keybukrandomly, you don't have a /dev/input/mice, but do have mousedev loaded?11:44
Keybukdo you have a /dev/psaux ?11:44
mdzKeybuk: sent new syslog11:45
mdzand have the system in the broken state11:45
mdzI am missing psaux as well, yes11:45
mdzmousedev and psmouse are both loaded11:45
Keybukwhat is in /dev/input ?11:46
mdzevent[0-3] , mouse[01] , ts[01] 11:46
Keybukand in /sys/class/input ?11:46
mdzsame, but also with mice11:46
Keybukand cat /sys/class/input/mice/dev ?11:47
mdz13:6311:47
mdzOUCH11:48
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mdzI thought it would be clever of me to tar up sysfs for further examination11:48
Keybukcan you confirm that there's _not_ a /dev/.udevdb/class@input@mice file?11:48
mdzthat causes a nice kernel panic11:48
Keybukyeah, uh, don't do that11:48
mdzno, I cannot confirm that11:48
Keybukkernel gets upset if you try and tar up its core state11:49
mdzI killed it11:49
Keybukthere's the memory maps of modules and shit in there (/sys/module/*/sections/*)11:49
diemanhah11:49
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diemannice11:49
mdzI'd done that before without ill effects11:49
mdznot for a while though11:50
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Keybukit's at that kind of point I like to say "BENC!"11:50
mdzKeybuk: has anyone checked to see if it's present in the initramfs /dev?11:51
Keybukmdz: the /dev is moved over these days, isn't it?11:51
mdzKeybuk: yes11:51
Keybukif you gunzip|cpio -t your initrd.img, you shouldn't find mousedev in it11:52
mdzI meant the "live" initramfs11:52
mdzwhere udevstart has been run11:52
Keybuknope, didn't realise that you could still access that11:52
mdzKeybuk: passing 'break' as a kernel parameter should give you a shell at precisely the right place11:53
Keybukinteresting, worth a try11:54
mdzok, it's not there11:54
mdzoh, mousedev isn't loaded there either11:54
mdzonly hci, storage and core11:55
mdznothing in /sys/class/input at all in initramfs11:55
Keybukyeah11:55
mdzso by all indications rcS.d/S04udev sucks11:55
Keybukit shouldn't even be possible for those kernel modules to end up in your initramfs image, so if they got loaded there, strange things would be afoot11:55
Keybukactually, I don't think it's S:S04udev at all11:56
Keybukthat's just supposed to copy over the initramfs /dev and fix it up11:56
mdzshould be plenty possible, by adding mousedev to mkinitramfs/modules11:56
Keybukit's when the first udevsend event occurs as a result of S:S20modules-init-tools that we have problems11:56
mdzKeybuk: it doesn't copy it; initramfs does a mount -o move11:56
mdzand then S04udev is supposed to just run udevstart11:56
Keybukright11:56
Keybukthe second udevstart should just return having done nothing, and acts as a safety measure11:57
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mdzah, right, so mice should be created by a hotplug/udevsend event11:58
mdzas with all other random udev races, the obvious solution is to run udevstart in more places :-P11:58
Keybukjust in case anything turned up in between initramfs and userspace11:58
KeybukSep 20 14:42:53 (none) udev[5460] : udev.c: action, subsystem or devpath missing11:58
KeybukSCORE!11:58
mdzoooh11:59
mdzis that udevd or kernel's fault?11:59
Keybukthe kernel's input subsystem doesn't do hotplug properly12:00
Keybukit's a known bug12:00

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