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sivangnight everyone12:28
bddebianGnight sivang 12:30
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tsengKamion: thanks alot.12:42
dholbachgood night everybody12:43
mjg59sabdfl: Hello?12:46
sabdflmjg59: just nominated you for the tech board, i hope you're still available?12:52
sabdflmjg59: errr... stunned silence?12:56
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Keybukno fair12:57
\shg'night folks12:57
Keybuktradition has it that he doesn't find out until after he's been nominated and voted in12:58
sabdflok. shhhh...12:58
bddebianhehe01:01
mjg59sabdfl: Sorry, busy drinking01:03
mjg59sabdfl: Thanks! Was that what you wanted to ask me this morning?01:03
sabdflmjg59: yesh01:03
sabdfleggshellent01:03
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sabdflwe have all the infrastructure to run a vote now. could you draft up a (short - 200 words) statement of the things you find interesting about linux and free software for me?01:04
sabdfli'll incorporate that into your nomination, and send it to the wires01:05
mjg59Sure - what sort of timeframe?01:05
sabdflwe'll get the vote setup in LP, and run it from TB to TB, so you have a chance to come along and answer any questions from the hostile masses01:05
sabdflsoonest would be next week, or two weeks later, to get started01:05
tsengdid we decide who votes now sabdfl ?01:06
sabdfltseng: yes, all devs, not just the -core01:06
tsenghm, cool.01:06
sabdflor hot, depending :-)01:06
tsengim a big proponent of community governence :P01:06
tsengnot that the sabdfl and the current boards havent been doing an awesome job01:06
sabdflbut not punctuation or speling01:06
sabdflit seems :-p01:07
tsengindeed.01:07
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sabdflheh. night all01:07
Nafallognight sabdfl :-)01:07
tsengsleep well01:07
Nafalloif I would buy a printer/multi-pass today, I should buy HP for stunning support in my favorite linux-distribution, right? :-)01:09
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segfaultafter that apt PO fixes, how do i translate it? it's not listed in rosetta02:01
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bddebianKamion: Are you working through Malone?02:07
zygasegfault: pull the source, rosetta is broken 02:08
segfaultand then just send it to mvo?02:09
zygasegfault: or upload to rosetta, or both02:10
zygasegfault: note that you can find the package or manually forge the url for the package and then upload the translation02:10
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segfaulti tried that, https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/apt/+pots/apt/pt_BR/+translate02:11
zygahttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/apt/+translations02:13
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zyganag people in #launchpad about it02:13
zygait should work02:13
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lllmanulllHey guys, just wanted to say that a reporter from cnet.com asked me a few questions about developping for Ubuntu in an email : I just sent my answer, in which I'm writing a lot of very nice things :)02:20
segfaultzyga: doing that :)02:20
lllmanulllIt has been (and still is) really a pleasure to work for Ubuntu :)02:21
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jdubmjg59: ping02:44
mjg59jdub: Hi02:52
bddebianWere one of you two checking out the wv thing for beagle or was that dropped?02:53
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jdubmjg59: should ircomm stuff work if irattach is running?03:00
jdubmjg59: and have you see ircomm stuff crash the machine?03:01
jdubalso, ircomm{,-tty} is not autoloaded03:01
jduband congratulations for TB nomination03:01
bddebianOh yeah, congrats mjg59 03:02
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mjg59jdub: I haven't seen ircomm crash, no03:03
mjg59You need to modprobe ircomm-tty (or something like that)03:03
mjg59Then ircomm0 should "just work"03:03
jdubyeah, have done03:03
bob2nsc-ircc is the x40 ir module, right?03:04
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mjg59bob2: Yeah03:07
mjg59Depending on BIOS version, you need to do PnP setup first though03:07
jdubwith the bios update, i can now do fn-f7 for crt/lcd03:08
jdubhowever, the crt output looks horrendous when displaying on both03:08
jdubas if it were interlaced, and each line were moving left and right at different times03:08
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jdubpipka got her T42 today03:09
mjg59jdub: Yeah. It's likely that in that mode it's running them off the same pipe, which isn't really spec compliant03:10
HrdwrBoBmm nice, T4203:10
mjg59It's *probably* an X bug of some description, but I'm not sure03:10
jduboh, hmm, XP SP2 comes with bluetooth support?!03:10
mjg59Yeah03:10
bddebianIs elmo the only one that can drop packages from the archive?03:11
jdubplugging in a bluetooth usb thingy and having it work out of the box was... unexpected :-)03:11
tsengjdub: what kind?03:12
jdubbelkin03:12
tsengrock on03:12
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elmobddebian: dude, it's a removal - chill out, it's not going to do any harm if it waits a couple of days03:14
bddebianelmo: I was asking because I have a question about another one, not if you had already done them03:15
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jdubhow much do we trust ext2resize?03:18
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ogrado we ?03:19
jdubor parted's resizing foo?03:19
ogragparted should wor fine03:20
ogra(dont try it with cf cards though)03:21
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Nafalloogra: oh? why not?03:21
ograit broke mine when we tested it at UDU03:21
ograi had to repartition...03:22
Nafallohmm, can't reproduce then :-P03:23
Nafalloor wait. it did some time indeed.03:23
ografine, so it was fixed inetween03:23
Nafallobut works last time I tried :-)03:23
NafalloI could always test it... ;-)03:25
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LathiatRotund: sup03:26
jdube2fsck -fy /dev/hda3 -> ahem.03:27
Nafalloogra: seems working.03:29
ogragreat03:29
ogranice to see it evolved03:29
Nafallohmm, I could actually resize things with that program now.03:31
Nafallonice indeed :-)03:31
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jmghey all03:54
jmgim having an issue with lilo and devmapper in breezy please advise03:54
jmghttp://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/260003:54
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jmgguys i have my root in lvm trying to reinstall lilo03:59
jmgi get an error  http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/260003:59
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jmgguys what can i do about this [pid 23930]  ioctl(4, DM_TABLE_STATUS, 0x807d378) = -1 ENXIO (No such device or address)04:18
bob2dude, seriously04:18
jmgi think it is a bug in breezy udev04:18
magnonjmg: This isn't a support channel, use #ubuntu for support requests or file a bug in Bugzilla to track it properly please04:21
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bob2I swear my laptop disk is getting slower04:36
carstenh19:02:52 < jdub> BenC, mdz: so is this "my hard drive is slower" stuff 04:38
carstenh          supported by any useful evidence yet?04:38
carstenhbob2: you are not allone with that04:38
lifelessbob2: heh. I bonnied the hell outta breezy04:39
lifelessbob2: it got faster than hoary04:39
bob2hmm04:41
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bob2bddebian: please set a realname in launchpad04:52
bob2getting mail from "bddebian" is annoying04:52
bddebianbob2: Is that under Display Name?04:53
bob2I dunno04:53
bob2think so :)04:53
bddebianDone04:54
bddebianSheesh, the things I get chastised about :-)04:54
bddebianbob2: Let me know if that last one comes in as Barry deFreese! 04:57
bddebian#1557 looks easy if someones interested.  I'm not. :-)04:59
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ajmitchbddebian: ?05:02
bddebianWhoops, wrong window :-)05:02
bddebianajmitch: It's audacity and you did the last change. ;-)05:02
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lamont-awayGO GSTPLUGINS! it's YOUR BIRTHDAY05:24
bddebianUhm05:24
lamont-awaylibs/gst-plugins0.8_0.8.11-0ubuntu4: Dep-Wait by buildd-hppa+bld-3 [optional:uncompiled] 05:25
lamont-away  Dependencies: libswfdec0.3-dev05:25
lamont-awaylibs/swfdec0.3_0.3.4-3ubuntu1: Dep-Wait by buildd-hppa+bld-3 [optional:uncompiled] 05:25
lamont-away  Dependencies: libgstreamer-gconf0.8-dev05:25
bddebianHeh05:25
lamont-awayso I guess I get to bootstrap that one while muttering cureses05:25
bddebianLucky you :-)05:26
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infinitylamont-away : Bah, you know it'll just get assigned to me, and I'll curse your name.05:36
lamont-awayit was autoassigned to seb05:36
lamont-awayand the bug just says "break gstreamer0.8-swfdec out into it's own package, kthxbye"05:37
bddebianhehe05:37
infinityAhh, if it doesn't have "FTBFS" anywhere in the bug, I won't get it, yay.05:37
lamont-awayclearly a post-breezy bug05:37
lamont-awaywell, it does grumble about "circular build-depends"05:38
infinityWell, we're so painfully not bootstrappable from scorched earth, that I don't know if anyone even cares anymore.05:38
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jbaileyinfinity: Were we ever?05:38
lamont-awayoutside of compilers, I don't think we're that bad05:38
infinityNo, Debian never has been.05:39
jbaileyinfinity: Debian certainly isn't.05:39
infinityNone of it's all that hard to work around, but you certainly can't just type "make world" and come back in a week to see what happened.05:39
jbaileyinfinity: There's a few evil spots.05:40
jbailey(starting from a cross-compiler)05:40
fabbionemorning05:40
infinityWell, not counting compilers.05:40
infinityWe still have a fair number of circular build-deps.05:40
jbaileyOr the rest of the toolchain05:40
jbaileyAnd, say, base.05:41
infinityIf you get all of base, build-essential, and debhelper/debconf done manually, it gets a bit less ugly.05:41
infinityBut gst-plugins isn't the only higher-level package that has lamont's gripe. :)05:41
jbaileyI think perl was the suckiest one to build for hurd-i386 when I hadnled our last archive event.05:42
jbaileyYou know you're in trouble when suddenly you're building krb4 so that you can get openldap... =)05:42
bddebianheh05:42
infinityWell, apparently arm is dumping and rebuilding all of sid for an ABI switch or some such, so maybe they'll start filing circular build-dep bugs when they see them. :)05:42
jbaileyOh, are they doing the EABI now?05:43
jbaileyInsane.05:43
jbaileyThey should've held off for working multiarch'05:43
jbaileyGiven it a new arch name, and just made them parallel installs.05:43
infinityJust caught it in someone's blog, don't know if it's actually happening.05:43
jbaileymips and arm each have completley new ABIs05:43
jbaileyIf mips does the N6405:43
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bddebianheh05:45
lamont-awayinfinity: armeb?05:45
lamont-awaywhich, of course, should really be called 'armbe'05:45
jbaileylamont-away: EABI, mre likely.05:45
jbaileylamont-away: They get things like a thread register. =)05:46
jbaileyAnd working floating point.05:46
lamont-awayah, ok05:46
bob2or, perhaps armpickanendianismandstickwithit05:46
lamont-awayanyway, bed05:46
jbaileyg'n lamont.05:46
bddebianGnight lamont 05:46
jdubarmchooseyourownendventure05:47
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bob2didn't the gnome-screensaver change get reverted?06:04
mjg59Yes06:08
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bob2nm needs love06:29
bddebianIs that still not straightened out?06:30
jdubnm needs a sync from j^'s repo06:30
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bob2it got synced last week06:30
jduboh06:30
jdubprobably right after i checked, too06:31
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bob2er, woo, yay for being unbootable06:53
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wasabiIs there an active initive for a nano ubuntu meta package/setup/etc for embeddedish systems?07:01
jdubcheck out the microbuntu spec07:01
jdubno work so far, though07:01
wasabik07:02
wasabiI've got me a project at the office which calls for something similar, guess I'll just hack it together myself.07:02
bob2surely just using emdebian would be simpler?07:03
wasabiI like the dev pace of Ubuntu a bit better. :007:03
jdubinitramfs makes things interesting07:04
wasabiI'm just building a little nano itx fanless system to drive an office projector. People will walk in, it'll scan for their laptops in the room (bluetooth) and let them display their laptop on the projector (rdesktop/vnc/whatever)07:04
wasabiIt'll have a flash based HD.07:04
wasabiSo I want to rig something up that doesn't actually write.07:04
wasabiAnd fits in 256mb07:04
infinityDo a server install, grab deborphan, and start removing packages until it's tiny enough for you. :)07:05
wasabiYeah. THat's hte plan.07:05
wasabiI think I'm going to play with / in a weird way. Sounds fun.  use a loopback device for root with a tmpfs unioned.07:05
wasabiSo it's writable, but nothing saves.07:05
infinityLike a livecd.07:05
wasabiYeah.07:06
wasabiIt was awesome. I showed my boss how fast I could put this app together, it took about 30 minutes.07:06
wasabigdm, autologin, launch a shell script. Shell script uses zenity to do basically everything.07:06
wasabiSuper simple. ;)07:06
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jdubzenity is rad for this stuff07:07
wasabiYeah. It was so easy to get a useful app up and running.07:07
wasabiI mean, it's not "real development", but for some projects, it's perfect.07:07
wasabiI'm not totally sure how to set it up to mount / right though.07:08
jdubcheck out casper for its bind mount dm love07:08
wasabithat's a udeb, aye?07:09
jdubyeah07:09
jdubbut you can apt-get source casper07:09
wasabiahh nice07:09
wasabiI'm only doing this because from what I understand, it's not good to write flash disks a lot.07:11
wasabi(and it sounds cool)07:11
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jdubmost of them have sane wear-leveling, but better to be safe07:12
wasabihope the sleep support works right on this box I'm setting up.07:12
wasabihmm. initramfs is pretty simple07:17
wasabibuilt in support for rw/unionfsing the root drive would be pretty rad. ;)07:17
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wasabijbailey, ? :)07:19
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bob2interesting, 2,6,12-9 doesn't boot on my desktop anymore07:38
jdubbob2: how does it fail?07:39
bob2hangs at "enabling additional executable formats"07:40
bob2which seems to be a coincidence, since it used to hang while enabling acpi07:41
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Burgundaviajdub, should g-a-i be in applications and in system--> admin?08:00
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pittiA lovely good morning to everybody!08:17
HiddenWolf'morning to you. :)08:18
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lifelessuhm08:19
lifelessreplacing libsane.usermap shows an empty diff - wtf is it prompting me ?08:19
crimsunprobably isn't ignoring trivial whitespace?08:21
lifelessnot sure08:21
lifelessbut it didn't even have a hunk marker08:21
lifelessand I'd not touched that file08:21
crimsunyeah, I noted that, too but just pressed 'y'08:21
infinityDid the file move between packages, or something?08:25
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ajmitchmorning JaneW 08:41
JaneWhi ajmitch 08:43
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dholbachbon jour!08:57
ajmitchmorning dholbach :)08:59
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pittiHey dholbach 09:00
dholbachpitti: morgen martin! :)09:01
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sivangpitti: Morning Martin09:23
sivangdholbach, others :)09:23
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pittiHi sivang 09:25
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zygamorning :)09:39
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sivangpitti: I discussed some bits of the cupsd bug last night with Keybuk09:39
pittiHi zyga 09:40
pittisivang: ah, any progress?09:40
sivanghey zyga 09:40
sivangpitti: not really :-/ Keybuk told me that from what he discovered, there is no reasonable way to do a reload without elevating back to root09:40
sivangpitti: Currently, cupsd installs sigterm instead of sighup when executed as a user09:41
sivangpitti: so, changes ought to be intrusive IMHO in order to workaround that09:41
pittisivang: humm, merely redetecting printers should not require root09:41
pittisivang: user "cupsys" is in group "lp" which can happily access all USB, parallel, and serial printers09:42
poningruquestion who handles mirrors for ubuntu apt repos?09:45
poningrucause a group of students here (including me) wanted to ask our uni to add ubuntu repos as a mirror09:45
robitailleponingru,  there is a mailinglist: http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-mirrors09:46
sivangpitti: so assuming I modify it to install a SIGHUP instead of SIGTERM when -HUP'd , I need to write a custom handler that just calls the printer detection code again, is that what you meant?09:47
poningruic thanks09:47
pittisivang: right09:47
poningrubtw my uni already handles bunch of stuff for other distros09:47
sivangpitti: (first part of the sentence refers to when executed as undeprivileged user)09:47
poningruftp.cise.ufl.edu if anyone is interested09:47
sivangpitti: ok, back to the drawing board :)09:47
pittisivang: yes, if you run cups as root, the current behaviour should stay09:47
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dholbachinfinity: do you know more about the recently restarted test-rebuild (and where the old logs are)?09:50
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ajmitchhi mvo 09:52
dholbachmorning mvo09:52
zygahello mvo09:53
infinitydholbach : Old logs are where they always are.09:53
infinitydholbach : http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/09:53
dholbachinfinity: ok, i was talking about the breezy-autotest.failed.$arch  thingies09:54
infinityAhh, no luck there.  There isn't an archive of the old wanna-build states, afaik.09:54
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dholbachfuck09:54
mvohello everyone :)09:54
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poningrurobitaille: question do other places mirror the repos? or is it just the install isos?10:00
jsgotangcohi mvo10:00
dokoanybody here, who wants/can test eclipse on powerpc? (pitti ?)10:00
robitailleponingru,   I have no idea.  I just knew there was a mailing list :)10:01
poningruhehe thanks guess I will subscribe and ask there10:01
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robitailleponingru, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive    has an email address at the end10:02
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crbogra/mdz: awake?10:09
crbdholbach has asked me to bug you regarding being able to edit bugs for triage in #ubuntu-desktop.10:09
bob2hah10:09
dholbachcrb: your mail adress is: craig@dubculture.co.nz?10:09
crbIt is10:09
dholbachcrb: then your changes to the bug were accepted10:09
crbyes, just not the URL field.10:09
dholbachoh i see10:10
dholbachhope ogra will be soon awake so he can take care of it - until then i add it, ok?10:10
crbsure, no trouble10:10
ajmitchcrb: thought I recognised the nick10:11
crbajmitch: hi10:11
ajmitchhello10:11
sivanghi mvo 10:11
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mdzcrb: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs10:12
mdzcrb: have you read that?10:12
crbI have 10:13
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mdzcrb: any questions about it?10:13
crbnp10:13
crbno10:13
mdzcrb: what is your bugzilla login?10:13
bob2wow, you need special permission to fiddle bugs?10:14
ajmitchbob2: in bugzilla, yes10:14
crbcraig@dubculture.co.nz10:14
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mdzcrb: you have editbugs now10:15
mvoping segfault 10:15
crbthanks10:15
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dholbachgoooood morning, seb!10:19
ajmitchhi seb128 10:19
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seb128hey dholbach ajmitch10:20
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mvohey seb128 10:20
seb128hey mvo pitti10:20
pittiHi seb128 10:23
pittidoko: argh, another disk and mem hog? :-)10:23
dokopitti: I don't know, who to ask else ...10:24
pittidoko: *sigh* toss it over :-)10:24
dokopitti: deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/eclipse-powerpc/ ./10:26
dokopitti: maybe check first without the three *-gcj packages (interpreted mode), then with the -gcj packages10:28
pittidoko: what happened to openoffice.org2-l10n-{bs,lt}? they just disappeared10:28
mvoseb128: is someone from the frensh i18n team working on updating the apt translation? I want to do a upload soon (to fix ubuntu 15603), would be nice if that could be included10:30
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seb128mvo: there was at 100% yesterday10:31
seb128mvo: rosetta already get your changes from yesterday?10:31
seb128I'll update the few new ones10:31
dokopitti: see the changelog, disabled. I'll look at them again for the next upload10:32
mvoseb128: I can't find it in rosetta :/10:32
pittidoko: so shall I throw them out of language-support or keep them? l-s-{bs,lt} are uninstallable because of that10:32
seb128mvo: ups, I've apt-get source it indead10:34
seb128mvo: that's because you don't ship any .pot with the package ... any reason for that?10:34
mvoseb128: I have po/apt-all.pot here10:36
dokopitti: I'm trying to have an upload on Friday, will start a test build today in the dc10:36
pittidoko: ok, then I leave it for now; thanks10:36
seb128mvo: right, so that's a question for carlos (maybe pitti?)10:37
pittimvo: carlos should be able to help you with rosetta; so apt isn't imported into Rosetta at all?10:38
seb128pitti: seems so, there is no translation page for it10:39
pittiBenC: ping10:40
\shelmo: can u have a look on the latest free realplayer package from Real? is it ok for us to upgrade the realplayer package in multiverse?10:41
pittidoko: which eclipse package shall I install? e-base?10:41
pittidoko: (I never used eclipse so far)10:41
\shelmo: regarding the license ;)10:41
dokopitti: eclipse-sdk10:42
dokoand after that: eclipse-rcp-gcj, eclipse-platform-gcj, eclipse-jdt-gcj10:43
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zygaseb128: hi10:57
zygaseb128: I've fixed all calendar packages, sorry I could not resist10:57
\shelmo: please sync sylpheed-claws-gtk2_1.9.14-1 from unstable (universe that is) thx10:58
zygamvo: how is synaptic looking?10:59
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seb128zyga: k11:00
seb128jdub: around?11:01
seb128carlos: hi11:01
zygaseb128: ping me if you want all the diffs11:01
carlosseb128, hi11:01
seb128carlos: do you know why rosetta has no apt po files?11:01
sivangpitti: got my email?11:01
mvozyga: the backpotr the i18n patch? haven't looked yet, sorry11:01
jdubseb128: yo11:02
seb128jdub: hey11:02
zygamvo: if you find a moment pleas do so, I'd love to translate remaining messages 11:02
seb128jdub: why does ubuntu-artwork install stuff to gnome-wallpaper-properties instead of gnome-background-properties ?11:03
jdubseb128: for some reason, it was done that way in warty - from memory, it had to do with the monthly background stuff11:03
jdubseb128: so symlinks were added, and now it's a bit b0rk11:04
seb128jdub: what prevent the monthly background to use gnome-background-properties folder?11:04
carlosseb128, 05:48:54 WARNING Error scanning tarball: The source package apt for breezy has more than one .pot file in source/build/po/domains/libapt-pkg3.9. Ignoring the tarball.11:04
seb128jdub: just trying to get why it is this way before changing stuff made on purpose11:05
seb128carlos: what do you need to fix that?11:05
seb128carlos: thanks BTW :)11:05
jdubseb128: i don't remember, but it doesn't matter -> fix it at will11:05
carlosseb128, that we get only one .pot file per directory11:05
jdubseb128: i'm actually doing a respin of that package tonight, so if you know how to fix it properly, please blat me a patch :)11:05
seb128carlos: you have to way to force the right one?11:05
carlosseb128, I can change by hand the tarball11:06
carlosbut next update will fail again11:06
seb128jdub: zyga has been working on that, seems that he only install files to /usr/share/gnome-background-properties 11:06
seb128mvo: why does apt has different .pot?11:06
mvocarlos: the interessting bit is po/apt-all.pot11:06
jdubthat's what the current packges do11:06
pittijamesh: here?11:06
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mvoseb128: historical reasons, the build-system is "different" than most auto-tools using programs11:07
seb128jdub: right, that's the -calendar which are wrongs :/11:07
jdubseb128: the old ones, yeah11:09
ogradholbach, you pinged  ?11:09
ogramorning11:09
dholbachogra: it's all sorted out, was about editbugs privileges for crb11:10
ograah, i see, sorted11:10
zygare11:10
zygajdub: I have tested this on breezy11:12
zygajdub: new package simply installs in the proper place and conflicts + replaces the old one11:12
zygajdub: it works like a charm11:12
seb128"shutdown -r now" turning the box instead of restarting it ... which pacakage is to blame for that (#16340), linux?11:15
fabbioneseb128: dpkg -S shutdown ?11:16
fabbioneseb128: you also want to check if they issued the ioctl to make the machine do a hard reboot on shutdown11:17
fabbione(it's configurable)11:17
fabbioneseb128: hmm.. i blame mjg59 :)11:18
seb128fabbione: the "dpkg -S shutdown" is to point sysvinit or a question for the submitter?11:18
seb128fabbione: how do you configure that?11:18
fabbioneseb128: it's an ioctl via /proc11:18
carlosmvo, seb128 Could you fix the 'apt' package?11:18
fabbionei don't remember the details11:18
seb128fabbione: k, thanks11:19
Kamionthat would be sysctl rather than ioctl probably?11:19
carlosmvo, seb128 it's a matter of move three .pot files inside the right path11:19
fabbioneKamion: yes.. sorry...11:19
mvocarlos: I just looked at it, it looks like it's not easy to fix because the makefile assumes the pot files in the po dir11:19
carlosmvo, but the .pot file is inside po and the .po ones inside domains/$domain?11:21
carlosmvo, how is that?11:21
Kamionhmm, I have a nasty feeling that this bug fix I'm currently doing is going to hide #13250 further so that it's still latent but harder to reproduce11:21
Kamionargh11:21
zygais there a bugzilla bot around here?11:22
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mvocarlos: in the LANG_POFILE rule, it runs  "$(MSGMERGE) $(notdir $@) $(PO)/$(call GETDOMAIN,$*).pot -o $@"11:25
mvocarlos: I have a look now11:26
carlosmvo, ok, found the solution11:26
carlosmvo, apt-all.pot has all strings and translations from the build directory, right?11:26
mvocarlos: yes11:26
pittiseb128: mind if I take #16070 from you?11:27
ogradholbach, send to doesnt work with a motorola razor (but i think its rather a low level prob, i can send to the laptop, but nor from it)11:27
ogras/nor/not11:27
carlosmvo, could you add a rule that removes those .pot files so we only have the apt-all.pot?11:27
seb128pitti: that's *mine*11:27
seb128:p11:27
pittiseb128: ok, ok :-)11:27
seb128pitti: joking, sure take it :)11:27
carlosmvo, just before the rule added by pitti to extract the .po files11:27
pittiseb128: I get the same behavior, and it is annoying11:27
seb128pitti: it opens nautilus on the wrong folder?11:27
mvocarlos: oh, you mean in the rules file. nice idea11:27
dholbachogra: you send from your box to the phone? and not the other way around?11:28
seb128pitti: is nautilus crashing or what?11:28
pittiseb128: yes, it always opens ~11:28
carlosmvo, yeah11:28
dholbachogra: oh sorry, now i understand11:28
pittiseb128: no, it just opens ~ instead of e. g. /media/PittiUSB11:28
ogradholbach, i tried both ways... from the box to the phone doesnt work11:28
seb128pitti: what I got from the description but it works fine for me, you are welcome to debug it11:28
mvocarlos: trying now11:28
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seb128pitti: thanks :)11:28
pittiseb128: I wanted to fix it anyway, and now I found a matching bug11:28
dholbachogra: but you did the pairing dance? exchanged a pin and everything and have gnome-obex-server running?11:29
carlosmvo, wait11:29
ograhmm, i dont need a pin for sending to the box from the phone...11:29
carlosmvo, hmm, that's not the solution11:29
seb128mvo: did you speak with pitti about cdrdao?11:29
carlosmvo, why are we using only one .pot file when we have three domains?11:29
ogralet me grab that phone manual :)11:29
carlosmvo, language packs need that we have the three languagepacks11:29
dholbachogra: :)11:29
carlosthe three domains no languagepacks11:30
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carlosmvo, we cannot just import apt-all.pot11:30
mvocarlos: hrm, so it would require the three different domains in three different dirs?11:31
carlosmvo, yeah11:31
carlosand kill apt-all.pot11:31
carlosmvo, how is that we have an apt-all.pot file??11:31
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carlosmvo, we have three directories already, we just need to move the .pot file inside the domains directories where the .po files are11:32
mvocarlos: to make the life of the translators easier, they can work with apt-all.pot and the build-system will deal with the rest11:33
carlosmvo, I suppose that's a Debian solution, right?11:33
carlosmvo, because it's useless for Ubuntu11:33
mvocarlos: it's the apt solution ...11:35
carlosmvo, is there any easy way to fix it the way I told you ?11:36
lifelessmvo: just the man11:36
mvocarlos: looking at it now11:36
lifelessmvo: synaptic did something weird today11:36
mvolifeless: what exactly?11:37
lifelessI had it open on virtual desktop 3, it popped up a config file keep/replace question11:37
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lifelessbut alt-tab did not show that questions window11:37
seb128carlos: you should have a way to specify exceptions, ie: what pot file to pick for a package11:37
zygalifeless: I get that too11:37
lifelessso I had by mistake clicked on a foreground window11:37
zygalifeless: the window does not show in the taskbar either11:37
lifelessand couldn't find the question window again11:37
lifelessI had to go though all my windows and minimise them :[11:38
mvolifeless: thanks. I'll fix that so that the window appears in the window list11:38
lifelessmvo: np11:38
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carlosseb128, I know, but I don't have time to fix all those issues now so it's the only way to get updates. I can do a manual fix (I'm doing it now) but the updates will not be imported automatically11:40
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fabbionedaniels: ping?11:49
danielspong11:50
fabbionei think i found out why #1603511:50
`anthonywill the GCC version in breezy be updated before the final release? I'm seeing some really funky funky warnings that make no sense at all from it.11:50
fabbionewe don't check if the user did actually select a resolution11:50
`anthonyI notice it's a pre-release version.11:50
fabbionewe just assume he does11:50
ogradholbach, its my phone :/ it obviously has no recieving options at all :/11:51
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fabbionedaniels: given that we answer nothing, we keep parsing the result as empty11:51
fabbionedaniels: so MAXRES is set to null at expr operation11:51
fabbionedaniels: i am burning a live to reproduce it11:51
danielsyeah, probably11:52
dholbachogra: try to browse for services with sdptool - i can't believe that the phone is not capable of doing so11:52
danielsi'd argue that's pathological enough to be 'user error' though11:52
fabbioneeither the question is not asked11:52
fabbioneor the user didn't answer11:52
danielswell, it said /modes was asked11:52
pitti`anthony: we should not update it if we can avoid it11:52
danielsso yeah, it could occur if they deselected all the default resolutions11:52
fabbioneyes, but not that it was shown11:52
danielsin which case, I don't know that we should even attempt to create a configuration file11:52
fabbioneyou see the same even if it's not prompted for real11:52
danielsdoesn't matter, we have defaults set11:53
ogradholbach, the manual doesnt state such a capability anywhere, but i'll try11:53
danielsso if it wasn't shown, we'd get an answer back11:53
fabbionedaniels: i am not sure.. you reset the templates somewhere in postinst11:53
fabbionedoes it keep the default in that case?11:53
dholbachogra: i was quite happy with the results of sdptool11:53
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danielsfabbione: yes11:54
fabbionedaniels: the sane thing is that if there is no answer from the user (he deselects everything) we should ask again11:54
fabbione+ db_get xserver-xorg/config/display/modes11:55
fabbione+ _db_cmd 'GET xserver-xorg/config/display/modes'11:55
fabbione+ echo 'GET xserver-xorg/config/display/modes'11:55
fabbione+ IFS='11:55
fabbione'11:55
fabbione+ read -r _db_internal_line11:55
fabbione+ RET=11:55
fabbionethere is clearly nothing selected there11:55
fabbioneeither debconf did fart badly11:55
fabbioneor the user is on crack11:55
danielsif you go into an infinite loop, then the only way to kill it is with, well, kill11:55
danielsi'd like for that not to be the case11:55
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fabbionedaniels: we can avoid infinite loops. by asking no more than 3 times11:56
fabbioneafter that we error badly11:56
fabbione"IZ THAT WHATA WANT?"11:56
danielsokay, I'll check it out11:57
Kamionfabbione: it's a multiselect; selecting nothing's perfectly in-spec11:57
danielsbut still, that's a pathological case to be designing for11:57
seb128daniels: hey. I poke you some time ago about the hoary liveCD doing 640x480 only on a "intel 82865G" based box where warty was doing 1024x768. You said it has been fixed after hoary, but colony5 still has the issue ... anything that you need to fix it?11:57
ogradholbach, nothing...11:57
danielsKamion: in-spec, yes; sensible, no11:57
fabbioneKamion: yes, i know11:57
danielsseb128: hmm.  desktop system, right?11:58
seb128daniels: yeah11:58
fabbioneKamion: i didn't complain that was out-spec. there might have still been a debconf crack11:58
Kamionfabbione: I don't believe it :)11:58
dholbachogra: but bluetooth is turned on? did you turn on "show device" on your phone? you might want to investigate in this pairing thing11:58
fabbioneKamion: still... it can happen :)11:58
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fabbioneKamion: that's why i did expose more than one possibility11:59
danielsKamion: (seems like my policy of blaming debconf for xserver-xorg configuration bugs is contagious.)11:59
`anthonypitti: Ok. I will log a bug against it, then.11:59
Kamiondaniels: I think it's been right a total of once so far ;)11:59
danielsKamion: one outta three ain't bad.11:59
Kamionactually, is that even true? can't remember11:59
fabbionewell i am going to eat some food and test it12:00
Kamionthere's probably been one instance of mad passthrough lunacy12:00
danielsKamion: (to be fair, the weirdarse set-value-not-in-select-silently-fails bug wasn't being blamed on Debconf until I'd spent several hours unable to see the blindingly obvious problem.)12:00
danielsyeah, we've had passthrough stupidity.12:00
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ogradholbach, ahh, i see a list now :)12:02
dholbachogra: hsprang (known as lazyb0y nowadays) just works 15 minutes from here for the next weeks :)12:04
ogragreat :)12:05
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Kamionthat said about lower levels, I'm beginning to think #13250 must be a crash in libparted or something like that12:07
seb128daniels: ?12:07
pittiseb128: cool, I now have a drivemount applet that actually works and on top has sensible names12:08
seb128pitti: "sensible names"?12:08
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seb128pitti: what was the bug?12:08
pittiseb128: before I had "OTi flash disk" and "OTi flash disk (2)", now I have "PittiUSB" and "PittiExt3" (the volume labels)12:08
seb128ah, nice12:09
pittiseb128: the bug was that dm-a prefered drives over volumes and ignored attached volumes12:09
pittiseb128: therefore activation_uri was NULL and nautilus was called without parameters12:09
pitti(-> thus it showed home)12:09
seb128oh, k12:09
seb128explain why it works with my fat32 mounted drive :p12:09
pittiseb128: now I do it the other way round: if there is a volume, I do not display the matching drive12:09
pittiseb128: do you get your device label as tooltip?12:10
danielsseb128: oh, uhm12:10
seb128pitti: cool. Do you put the patch upstream too?12:10
danielsseb128: output from sudo ddcprobe?12:10
pittiseb128: I'll mail it to jamesh, he can commit it himself and clean up if he wants12:10
pittiseb128: that ok?12:10
danielsseb128: (sorry, missed your reply)12:10
seb128daniels: let me know what they need to try. That's not for one of my box12:10
seb128so it'll take some time to ping/pong12:11
pittiseb128: hm, it seems that I need the drive for unmounted volumes, darn12:11
seb128pitti: not sure than jamesh is the only maintainer for that, usually bugzilla.gnome is better12:11
pittiseb128: otherwise I can't remount; gotta work some more on it12:11
seb128maybe davyd or desrt want to commit it12:12
pittiseb128: ok, I'll file a bug upstream12:12
seb128thanks12:12
jameshpitti: bugzilla'ing it and CC'ing me would be good12:13
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seb128hey jamesh12:13
pittijamesh: ah, you are here - maybe you can give me a hint about it?12:14
pittijamesh: did you read the explanation above?12:14
jameshpitti: the drive mount applet code is mostly mine (the code to launch the CD player and stuff in 2.12 isn't)12:14
ajmitchhi kobold 12:14
koboldajmitch: hi!12:14
ajmitchkobold: quick question, is it worth keeping zope-ldap around?12:14
seb128jamesh: do you have an idea of why launchpad_integration_add_ui () gives these "assertion `gtk_accel_group_from_accel_closure (accel_closure) != NULL'"12:14
seb128?12:14
pittijamesh: we must not throw away volumes of attached drives since it's volumes that we open, not drives12:14
pittijamesh: OTOH we need the drives for remounting unmounted volumes12:15
koboldajmitch: I don't know if someone is using it, sorry.12:15
jameshseb128: no12:15
koboldI've never used it.12:15
pittijamesh: so we need both, but should not display drives if there is a matching volume12:15
ajmitchkobold: hm, looks like it's deprecated upstream (quite dead), but someone is using it in ubuntu12:15
ajmitchchmj: you have an updated package that has been sent to you?12:15
koboldif someone is using it, then just leave it around.12:16
jameshpitti: the code doesn't throw away volumes attached to drives -- it just handles drives and unassociated volumes separately12:16
ajmitchkobold: yeah, it's got a bug in breezy that is needing fixed :)12:16
pittijamesh: it does - look in add_volume(): if there is a matching drive, you do not add the volume12:16
koboldajmitch: which bug? could you please give me an URL?12:16
jameshpitti: that's because we've already added the drive though, right?12:17
ajmitchhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+sources/zope-ldap/+bug/235912:17
danielsseb128: okay ... just sudo ddcprobe would be cool12:17
pittijamesh: but that's necessary since a drive does not have an activation_uri and no proper label12:17
danielsseb128: as well as Xorg.0.log12:17
mvocarlos: is it enough to have one pot per dir and no other pots around? or will apt have to do more than that?12:17
seb128daniels: k, I'll ask and ping you again12:17
pittijamesh: see bug #1607012:17
jameshpitti: the mounted volume associated with the drive has an activation uri though12:17
pittijamesh: right, that's why my current patch throws away the drive if there is a volume12:18
jameshpitti: that doesn't make sense.12:18
pittijamesh: that works fine for mounted volumes; they open nicely in nautilus and have a good name12:18
pittijamesh: but now I don't get drives when I unmount the volumes12:18
danielsseb128: cool, thanks12:18
pittijamesh: do you think you have some minutes to look into this12:18
pitti?12:18
koboldajmitch: you are wrong, you can handle multiple products in a source package.12:18
ajmitchkobold: there are a few other zope bugs on malone that can probably get closed after I confirm they're fixed :)12:19
jameshpitti: sure.12:19
ajmitchkobold: right, the way I was using dh_installzope caused it to say that it couldn't12:19
pittijamesh: <pitti> seb128: before I had "OTi flash disk" and "OTi flash disk (2)", now I have "PittiUSB" and "PittiExt3" (the volume labels)12:19
pittijamesh: that's another reason to use volumes and not drives12:19
jameshpitti: it's possible that it got broken in 2.1212:19
koboldajmitch: see zope-cps in debian experimental, for example.12:19
koboldI wouldn't remove zope-ldap just because it have multiple products in a source package.. :-)12:20
pittijamesh: from gdb'ing, it does not seem to be broken - drives conceptually should not have a volume label nor an activation URI, right?12:20
ajmitchkobold: no, I only saw that it was a little stale upstream :)12:20
jameshpitti: the idea is that a drive represents a physical device, while a volume represents a partition on the device12:20
pittijamesh: right, and we want to open a partition, we can't open a drive12:20
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jameshpitti: so for instance, you don't eject volumes; you eject drives12:21
mvopitti: does pkgstriptranslations extracts the pot file too? 12:21
pittimvo: yes12:21
jameshpitti: and when you eject the drive, all the volumes associated with the drive go12:21
pittijamesh: well, eject will always unmount all volumes on a drive12:21
pittijamesh: right12:21
pittijamesh: eject takes care of that12:21
fabbionedaniels: yes.. i can confirm that without selecting anything we fail12:22
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mvopitti: will it just look for pot files in the build-tree and use them? or will I need to trigger it in some way?12:22
pittimvo: it grabs all pot files it can find in the source directory12:22
mvopitti: ok, thanks12:22
carlosmvo, just move the .pot files with the .po files for that domain12:23
carlosand that's enough12:23
ajmitchkobold: the other 2 zope bugs I haven't checked, want the urls to have a quick glance?12:23
jameshpitti: so the idea was to have one button for the drive, rather than one button for the volume12:24
koboldajmitch: yes, thanks.12:24
ajmitchhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+sources/zope2.7/+bug/59012:24
ajmitchhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+sources/zope2.7/+bug/65312:24
jameshpitti: I didn't get round to implementing multiple "open volume" menu items, because the gnome-vfs backend didn't seem to ever associate multiple volumes with a drive12:24
ajmitch653 looks to be long since fixed12:24
pittijamesh: but my usb stick has two partitions, so I need two buttons anyway12:24
pittijamesh: right, I currently get one drive and one volume per partition, and an additional drive for /dev/sda12:25
pittijamesh: that is a bit weird, since /dev/sda{1,2} shouldn't technically be drives12:25
pittijamesh: so in the end drivemount applet only maintains three drives 12:26
jameshpitti: I haven't looked at how it works with the HAL backend, but for the older fstab/mtab watcher backend, it went something like this:12:26
jamesheach user mountable entry in /etc/fstab gets a GnomeVFSDrive12:26
jamesheach entry in /etc/mtab gets a GnomeVFSVolume, associating the volume with a drive if the mount points match12:27
jameshtha HAL backend should be able to do better, but I don't know if it actually does.12:27
pittijamesh: the current behaviour is quite consistent to that AFAICS12:28
koboldajmitch: I have no clues about 590 ...12:29
ajmitchkobold: I haven't been able to reproduce it on breezy, and it was filed back in may12:29
jameshpitti: yeah.  last I looked, it was using fstab for GnomeVFSDrives, and using HAL to look up mounted volumes12:30
koboldajmitch: how could I subscribe myself to zope* bugs?12:30
ajmitchkobold: currently I don't think you can subscribe to packages like that12:30
koboldajmitch: neither single packages?12:31
ajmitchprobably another wishlist bug to file for malone12:31
koboldajmitch: 653 has been fixed...12:31
pittijamesh: in fact, the computer:/// place does it absolutely right12:31
ajmitchkobold: I'll close #653, perhaps ask in #launchpad about the subscribing12:31
jameshpitti: that's the code I based the drivemount code on, actually.12:32
koboldajmitch: do you receive the bugs by email or what?12:32
jameshcomputer:// uses the GnomeVFSVolumeMonitor API too12:32
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ajmitchkobold: yes, but I receive all the bugs assigned to MOTU12:32
ajmitchkobold: perhaps we could have a zope team on launchpad to assign bugs to12:32
koboldajmitch: I think we definitely need it.12:32
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ajmitchit's a lot12:33
ajmitchbecause it includes all the bug comments, status changes etc12:33
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koboldcould you do something or ask about "Zope team" on launchpad? it would be great to see it happens.12:34
ajmitchsure, it will only take a couple of minutes to setup12:34
koboldajmitch: thanks!12:34
zygahey12:35
zygawill someone take a triviall fix for epiphany12:35
zygathe download manager displays 'progress bar label|%d%%' at the progress bar12:35
zyga(which is obviously broken)12:35
zygasomeone forgot to pass it thru GUI gettext stripper function12:36
zygaanyone?12:36
pittizyga: do you have a patch?12:36
zygapitti: I will in a moment, building now12:36
jameshpitti: how's this look? http://pastebin.com/37665912:37
ajmitchkobold: https://launchpad.net/people/zope12:38
zygapitti: BTW: someone should rename epiphany to epiphany-game and make epiphany a dummy package 12:38
pittijamesh: that should solve the activation_uri bug12:38
zygas/ny/my/12:38
pittijamesh: it still leaves the label bug, but that's not too important12:38
Kamionkobold: anyone can create a team in launchpad, btw; getting it to be the default assignee is a different matter ;)12:39
ajmitchKamion: we'll just manually assign for now - the numbers of unassigned bugs are manageable12:39
Kamionsure12:39
koboldajmitch: could you please approve me? O:-)12:39
KamionI did a pass over installer bugs misfiled in Malone last night, for much the same purpose12:40
ajmitchdholbach does fairly regular assignments of bugs now12:40
mvocarlos: I prepared something to make apt rosetta friendly, could you have a look before I upload? I don't want to upload twice because of some wrong assumption/error in my changes12:40
ajmitchkobold: you're an admin of the team now12:41
koboldajmitch: thanks ...12:41
jdubhttp://jehaisleprintemps.net/detail.php?id=1172&lang=fr12:42
jdubseb128: ^^12:42
mvocarlos:http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/apt/rosetta/ 12:42
seb128jdub: cool :)12:43
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koboldajmitch: how could we set zope team as maintainer of zope packages? is this possible?12:44
ajmitchkobold: not yet, as the packages aren't setup as launchpad packages yet, afaict12:44
koboldI have to admit that launchpad really rocks.. and I look forward to see it completed.12:45
ograajmitch, isnt zope in main ? 12:46
koboldogra: zope2.8 and zope3 are in main.12:46
ograah, thats why you cant use launchpad then :)12:47
ajmitchogra: a number of products are in universe still :)12:47
ografun...12:47
ograbugtracker mix :)12:48
ajmitchkobold: used zope3 much for development?12:48
ajmitchogra: hopefully not for too much longer :)12:48
ograi suspect sabdfl will call for launchpad for main at UBZ12:48
ajmitchyep12:49
ogra(he did that at UDU too ;) )12:49
ograbut stepped back ... :)12:49
ajmitchexcept after UDU, malone got some good hammering from us :)12:49
ograyup12:49
ajmitchand is now getting closer to usable for main12:49
fabbionedaniels: i am testing the fix right now.. do you have any other changes pending?12:51
danielsfabbione: no, tbh I'm still catching up on -70 and some bug mail12:51
fabbionedaniels: i can mail you the diff for -7012:52
fabbionei kept it locally12:52
danielsah, it's okay thanks12:52
fabbionei am keeping a lock on -7112:53
fabbioneif i get the fix right i am going to upload it12:53
jdubwow, fridge is in google already12:53
ajmitchjdub: and the forums, apparantly12:53
fabbionedaniels: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/debian-from-69-to-70.diff12:53
daniels-71 is all yours12:53
danielsi'll catch up with -72 later12:54
fabbioneok12:54
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zygapitti: that's a nastier bug than I expected but I'm on it - I just need to fetch devhelp for gtk to know how to fix it12:55
zygapitti: the message comes from the default gtk progress cell renderer12:55
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KamionMithrandir: wanna join the ubuntu-installer team in launchpad? I was thinking of getting some friendly lp admin to set it as default assignee for a bunch of stuff12:58
Kamion("no" is a valid answer, though ;))12:58
zygaany gtk guru could help tell me what does Q_ do and how does it differs from _?01:00
zygaconst char *Q_(const char *);01:00
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ajmitchkobold: do you think there's time to get a number of the zope products in breezy back in sync with debian?01:01
MithrandirKamion: how do I do that?01:02
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MithrandirKamion: I'm utterly unable to locate any "team list" or something like that.01:04
Kamion(https://launchpad.net/people has a team list)01:05
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zygapitti: it looks fixed01:11
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Kamionheh01:13
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Kamionyou have more than one? spares?01:13
pittizyga: nice, thanks! seb128 will love you01:13
sivangthat sould be registered as a GUI usability bug01:13
klepaswould you guys be able to answer me a quick question?01:13
zygapitti: should I send him the patch?01:14
sivangklepas: is it a development question?01:14
klepasno one in #ubuntu seems to know the answer.01:14
klepasSadly not.01:14
JaneWBreezyGoals owners - please check your goals, most of these have not been updated for some time (even though they are complete).  Please add a note detailing current state of goal, and if any further work is required.01:14
klepasIt's to do with UIDs01:14
pittizyga: maybe easiest would be to open a bug and attach the patch to it, then whoever grabs it first will upload it01:14
klepasand editing them in the cli01:14
pittiklepas: I answer in #ubuntu01:15
fabbionedaniels: AHAHA i was right!01:15
klepas:)01:15
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fabbionedaniels: he didn't select any resolution01:15
MithrandirKamion: yeah, that too.  Haven't you read the latest harry potter?01:15
KamionMithrandir: yes :)01:16
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JaneWplease also update the status (hopefully to Completed)01:17
JaneWhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyGoals01:17
JaneWIf any part are deferred, please let me know so I can add these details to the deferred goals table01:17
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zygapitti: good idea01:17
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sivangzyga: which bug# ?01:19
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jbaileywasabi: IIRC, mdz was playing with unionfs and initramfs and was having some major kernel issues, dunno the final solution.01:20
zygasivang: none, I didn't bothered to look - I just fixed it01:21
fabbioneunionfs is teh OOPS01:21
zygasivang: epiphany-browser does not update the label in download manager progress bar01:21
segfaultmorning.01:25
sivangzyga: heh yeah, seb128 *loves* epiphany :)01:25
zygaseb128: ping ;-)01:26
dokoseb128: does fontconfig/gnome make font substitutions on it's own, if it doesn't find an appropriate font? I.e. Bitstream Vera Serif isn't available as oblique font in the font selection panel, but applications like abiword allow me to print it as italic ...01:26
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fabbionejbailey: Kamion is building another sparc CD.. this one should go all the way to Ubuntu desktop01:29
pittijamesh: ok, I apply your patch now, thanks!01:29
fabbionejbailey: if you can check on the fly the stuff i did ask, i can still try to fix X autodetection01:29
pittijamesh: we'll leave the label problem to Dapper then?01:29
jbaileyfabbione: 'kay.  Do you know when it'll be ready?  I still have the sparc box wired up.01:30
jameshpitti: I guess so.  Do you have any other ideas for the applet?01:30
fabbionejbailey: pretty soon i guess01:30
pittijamesh: hm, it works fine for me01:30
pittijamesh: otherwise01:31
sivangpitti: patches for lpi by any chance?01:33
pittisivang: for an applet that hardly makes sense, or does it?01:33
pittisivang: or wait, it does have a menu01:33
sivangpitti: I meant for the patches jamesh sent you, were they for lpi ?01:34
sivangpitti: if so, which applet01:34
pittisivang: no, they fix the nautilus opening for a volume01:34
pittisivang: drivemount-applet01:34
\shdaniels: ping01:40
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\shdaniels: do u know any issues with keyboard mappings after upgrading from warty -> hoary -> breezy?01:41
pittiseb128: bah, that libgphoto patch is really ugly...01:41
ogra_\sh, whats broken ? 01:42
ogra_i have no AltGr (Meta) since some days, but suspected a HW error...01:42
\shogra_: no...on franks sony the same01:43
ogra_oh01:43
ogra_yipppie... i dont need to buy a new keyboard...01:43
\shstrange that I have it still...so I think some xkb b0rkage01:43
ogra_\sh, all other keys wirk right ? 01:43
\shbut no error to see in the logfiles01:43
ogra_*work01:44
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\shogra_: yes..even altgr is giving xkb events...but altgr+q or e or bla is not working01:44
pittijdub: still here?01:44
ogra_yup and its very hard to ping you for me :)01:44
ogra_no backslash01:44
pittiseb128: should we change the CD player app of gnome-volume-manager from totem to sound-juicer now?01:45
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\shogra_: and didn't change with the last xorg upload01:45
pittiseb128: jdub told me that this was the way to go, but I'm not sure wheter that counts as UI/documentation freeze break01:45
zygaseb128: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1653601:46
zyga:-)01:46
\shogra_: highlite should work as well on sh only ;)01:46
ogra_sh, yes ?01:46
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seb128pitti: it's gnome-cd, not totem atm, right?01:46
pittiseb128: no, ATM it's totem01:47
seb128zyga: what's funny about this one? :p01:47
pittiseb128: jdub asked me to do that since gnome-cd is obsolete01:47
seb128pitti: oh, here it uses gnome-cd, probably a previous user config01:47
pittiseb128: totem is ugly for audio CDs, s-j is better, so I'd like to fix that01:47
ogra_\sh, btw, i think its rather a kernel prob, no altgr in console mode...01:47
seb128pitti: gnome-cd is no obsolete yet, probably for 2.14. Anyway I've not issue with totem or sound-juicer, pick whatever you prefer :)01:47
seb128pitti: let's use sj so01:48
pittiseb128: but I guess I should contact the doc guys; do you have a contact?01:48
dholbachis 9GB the minimum size of an installation? a user sent me this: http://ubuntu.gplan.info/9GB-minimum.JPG01:48
\shogra_: argl01:48
zygaseb128: I've just fixed it01:48
zygaseb128: it's trivial - you can apply it01:49
seb128pitti: ask on their chan or to jbailey maybe01:49
\shogra_: u know the bugzilla entry? ,-)01:49
ogra_sh, nope01:49
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seb128zyga: I would say "it has no information about what the issue is and it works fine for me"01:49
ogra_as i said, i suspected my hardware01:49
\shogra_: crap01:49
zygaseb128: hmm :/01:49
zygaseb128: I'll attach a screenshot01:49
seb128zyga: the download manager has a "%" to the bar01:50
ogra_dholbach, that screen is absolutely correct...01:50
seb128ie:01:50
seb128%10     filename01:50
seb128... ko of ... ko01:50
zygaseb128: then there is something strange01:50
dholbachogra_: hm?01:50
seb128zyga: maybe your translator didn't respect the Comment|msg 01:51
Kamiondholbach: no01:51
ogra_dholbach, i guess he needs to play with his bios settings01:51
zygaseb128: no - I see the default message from gtk201:51
seb128zyga: but since your bug has no information about the locale, version used, etc01:51
zygaI'm attaching the screenshot01:51
Kamiondholbach: that's the minimum possible size for *that partition*, not for an installation01:51
seb128zyga: yeah, maybe your translator have messed the GTK translation01:51
\shelmo: please sync gcfilms_5.3-3 from debian unstable (universe that is) thx01:51
ogra_dholbach, has nothing to do with required space01:51
zygaseb128: no - that's the deafault untranslated message01:51
seb128put a screenshot01:52
\shogra_: I'll file one..but on which package?01:52
dholbachogra_: that's what i thought01:52
ogra_\sh, hmm, kernel ? 01:52
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\shogra_: kernel?01:52
ogra_(package linux)01:52
zygaseb128: attached01:53
seb128zyga: and another remark: don't change bugs to NEW yourself01:53
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seb128there is no point to have UNCONFIRMED if the submitters change them to NEW themself01:53
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zygaseb128: sorry I thought this is an obvious bug01:54
seb128#. do not translate the part before the |01:54
seb128msgid "progress bar label|%d %"01:54
seb128msgstr "progress bar label|%d %"01:54
seb12801:54
Kamiondholbach: for example, if the partition already has 9GB of data in it, you can't resize it to be smaller that that01:54
seb128from the gtk pl.po file01:54
seb128zyga: translator messed the GTK translation as I said before01:54
dholbachKamion: thank you01:55
zygaseb128: what do you see when you download a file?01:55
seb128zyga: %nn01:55
zygaseb128: it's strange that I see the default label and you see something proper01:55
Kamiondholbach: (that's the dialog you get when you attempt to resize a partition, not the one you get when you create a new one - there's no minimum size mentioned in the latter)01:55
seb128zyga: the fr.po has not the "progress bar label|"01:55
seb128zyga: read what I just copied on the chan01:55
seb128zyga: "#. do not translate the part before the |"01:55
dholbachKamion: super, thanks - i'm just talking to him01:56
seb128zyga: and pl.po has "progress bar label|%d %"01:56
zygaok01:56
\shogra_: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1653901:56
seb128zyga: they screw by putting "progress bar label|" with the translation01:56
seb128so you get that on your bar01:56
zygaseb128: I get it now01:56
\shogra_: please confirm ;)01:56
mvopitti: I was looking at the main-inclusion problems for cdrdao. I noticed that when applying the O_EXCL patch cdrdao disable my eject button (without the patch that works fine). did you noticed a similar issue with cdrecord?01:56
zygadarn I didn't fix a bug then ... you've fixed it01:57
seb128lol01:57
zygaseb128: the source uses Q_ which maps to gettext_strip_helpers or something similar01:57
zygaseb128: I thought that prevents us from seeing stuff before "|"01:57
dokoseb128: does fontconfig/gnome make font substitutions on it's own, if it doesn't find an appropriate font? I.e. Bitstream Vera Serif isn't available as oblique font in the font selection panel, but applications like abiword allow me to print it as italic ...01:58
seb128zyga: as the translator comment say, don't translate the part before |01:58
seb128zyga: it's here to give a context, ie: allow to 2 same strings to have different translations01:58
zygaseb128: yes I know 01:58
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zygaseb128: I've got to get going now - I'll look at the po file when I get back01:59
zygathanks01:59
seb128np01:59
seb128thank you for working on bugs :)01:59
seb128doko: not that I know of, but jamesh probably knows better about this01:59
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Riddellseb128: can you move some more files to gstreamer-gtk? libstdautodetect, libgsttextoverlay and libgsttimeoverlay02:16
Riddellor I can move them02:17
seb128Riddell: let me ping the Debian maintainer first, we don't want to create any divergeance02:17
seb128what is the issue with those?02:17
Riddellgconf brings in gtk02:17
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seb128$ ldd /usr/lib/gstreamer-0.8/libgsttimeoverlay.so | grep gconf02:18
seb128$02:18
Riddelltextoverlays bring in pango02:18
seb128oh, k02:18
Riddellwhich brings in cairo02:18
seb128you need cairo anyway02:18
seb128there is a cairo plugin02:18
seb128can these changes wait after 5.10?02:19
Riddellah, move gstcairo as well then02:19
seb128creating new package break the Depends02:19
seb128ie: we will have to review all the package that may need to put a Depends on -gtk due to the moves02:19
Riddellwell -gtk already exists so that has to be done anyway02:20
seb128excepted that pixbuf is not really useful02:21
seb128but if we start moving a bunch of other stuff that's an another matter02:21
seb128ie: the overlay stuff are useful02:21
Riddellthere arn't many rdepends on gstreamer0.8-misc02:23
seb128right, but that's still some work02:23
seb128lemme me ping the Debian maintainer first02:23
seb128maybe he'll want to do a -gconf02:23
seb128and a -pango02:23
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pittimvo: no, that worked fine02:25
pittimvo: that's odd, why should that have any effect on the eject button? I don't see the connection02:25
mvopitti: yes, it's odd. but I see this effect  here in the "cdrdao copy" case with the O_EXCL patch02:26
mvo(and not without it)02:26
pittimvo: the effect is that eject does not work *after* cdrdao is finished?02:26
mvopitti: "cdrdao copy" first reads the source, then ask for a medium swap. eject (on the cdrom) will not work with the patch anymore (but does without)02:27
pittimvo: weeeird - does it really close the device properly?02:27
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pittimvo: and why it doesn't call eject in the first place?02:28
mvopitti: no idea :)02:28
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pittimvo: it would be nice, then the user does not have to do it manually02:28
TreenaksKamion: from linux, or do you have a windows machine to create them with? :)02:28
TreenaksKamion: I know a few interesting ways to break FAT fs's from Windows :)02:29
pittiTreenaks: hexedit?02:29
Treenakspitti: well, that too02:30
Treenakspitti: but (write 100 small files; delete 25-50 and 75-100; then write one big file (which will be fragmented)02:30
Treenakspitti: then delete all files and turn off the PC while it's still writing :)02:31
Treenakspitti: voila, broken FAT02:31
pittilol02:31
KamionTreenaks: 'echo A | dd of=<device> bs=1 seek=510' does the job nicely02:31
Kamionparted ain't gonna open that02:31
TreenaksKamion: :)02:31
seb128carlos: why does rosetta list evolution-2.2 for evolution?02:33
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Kamionoh, except then it doesn't even recognise it as fat32. whoops.02:36
TreenaksKamion: try "bitrot" (Wichert made a tool for that once)02:38
Kamiontoo awkward, I only have the installer here so far. I'll mangle the info sector instead.02:40
Kamion(and no, I can't do a full install because that would perturb the test too much ...)02:41
fabbionedaniels: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/debian-from-70-to-71.diff <-02:41
fabbionedaniels: i am finished for today on X02:41
fabbioneKamion: if you plan to make new CD's can you please be sure to include X -71 ?02:41
spaynemdz: ping02:42
Kamionfabbione: I'm not doing any special releases today02:43
KamionI need to hide in a box and fix bugs02:43
fabbioneKamion: kthx :)02:43
mvopitti: what else needs to be done for cdrdao beside debian #272646 and malone #1528?02:49
dholbachi'm out for lunch02:54
dholbachsee you02:54
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lamont-awayelmo: you might try anastasia w/hppa sometime in a couple hours and see what it looks like.   /me will be offline, but it has the potential to be fairly clean02:59
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lamont-away(totem is building shortly, and will free up more of the ubuntu-desktop blockers)02:59
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eruinI hope this is the right spot... In what cases would /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/ be empty for a laptop?03:00
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seb128Mithrandir: do you keep tracking this users-admin/amd64 issue?03:12
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dokoseb128: where are the default fonts for gnome configured?03:12
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Mithrandirseb128: I'm banging my head against it just now.03:13
Mithrandirseb128: it just doesn't make sense, the stack state is corrupted _somewhere_03:13
seb128doko: gconf /desktop/gnome/interface/font_name03:13
seb128Mithrandir: yeah, nasty bug ... let me know if you figure something03:13
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seb128doko: /desktop/gnome/interface/monospace_font_name and /desktop/gnome/interface/document_font_name too03:13
Mithrandirseb128: so far I've come to "glibc is buggy and stomps on memory which it shouldn't", but that's not this bug.03:14
seb128probably not :)03:14
dokoseb128: yes, but these are alias names03:15
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seb128doko: fc-match <font>03:16
seb128doko: what are you trying to figure?03:16
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pittimvo: no "else"; if the two things in the inclusion report are fixed and the package generally works, that's fine03:19
dokoseb128: which font (from which package) is actually used as the default font for Serif/Sans/...03:19
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sladendoko: vera I think now03:20
mvopitti: thanks, just uploaded the new version with the fixes03:20
mvopitti: should I note that in the wiki page?03:20
pittimvo: would be nice, yes03:20
ogra_doko, do you read -devel ?03:20
seb128doko: 03:20
seb128$ fc-match Serif03:20
seb128VeraSe.ttf: "Bitstream Vera Serif" "Roman"03:20
seb128$ dpkg -S VeraSe.ttf03:20
seb128ttf-bitstream-vera03:20
ogra_doko, the matching for Helvetica Verdana etc is broken03:21
ogra_(at least for display fonts, not for print fonts though)03:21
dokoseb128: I want to make the DejaVu fonts the default, these are Bitstream fonts, but with Oblique Serif fonts available, and more eastern european characters03:22
danielsxprint is the way of the future03:22
seb128doko: I guess you have to change /etc/fonts/fonts.conf03:23
ogra_daniels, that doesnt use fontconfig ?03:23
danielsseb128: fonts.local, surely03:23
danielsogra_: HEAVY HEAVY SARCASM03:23
danielsseb128: or local.conf, maybe03:23
ogra_err, oh, sorry :)03:23
seb128daniels: ups, correct03:23
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dokoogra_: ???03:27
ogra_why the heck does evo crash for me twice a day ....GRRR03:28
dokodaniels: heh, I'll wait until you did modularize the fonts, i.e. glyphs per package ... ;-P03:28
tsengdoko: bitstream-vera-sans-mono-latin-a03:28
ogra_doko, see the thread about firefix default fonts... fontconfig has a strage fontmapping for some fonts03:28
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dokoogra_: hmm, when does get fonts.conf updated?03:33
doko$ ls -l /etc/fonts/fonts.conf03:33
doko-rw-r--r--  1 root root 12727 May  4 16:13 /etc/fonts/fonts.conf03:33
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ogra_i think in postinst of fontconfig and probably in postinst of every new font you install afterwards03:34
dokoogra_: no, install ttf-dejava, and nothing happens ...03:34
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jbaileyRiddell: ping?03:37
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bddebianGood morning03:38
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sivangGood morning bddebian 03:38
bddebianHeya sivang03:39
Kamion01:07 < bddebian> Kamion: Are you working through Malone?03:40
Kamionbddebian: I was just doing a pass over it looking for misfiled installer bugs03:41
Kamionand a few other ones I noticed and care about03:41
bddebianKamion: NP, I just had one open and it closed right in the middle of me checking it.. ;-)03:41
Kamionwhich?03:42
bddebianI don't remember, the number, it was some dumb one :-)03:42
Kamionoh, #990 probably03:43
Riddelljbailey: hi03:44
Kamionannoyingly, operating on universe bugs causes Malone to send a mail to a moderated mailman list which then says "your mail has been held for moderation" or some similar noise03:45
Kamionthe list should be configured to let through mail from Malone without that message03:45
TreenaksKamion: they changed the MAIL FROM:<> stuff (which now breaks RFC 2821), that's what's causing breakage ( afaik )03:45
bddebianRiddell!!03:46
bddebianKamion: Aye, that was pissing me off last night :-)03:46
bddebianRiddell: Do we not have kdebindings?03:47
Riddellbddebian: we do03:47
pittidaniels: do you have any idea how an userspace program could test whether its $DISPLAY is currently "active", i. e. the current console?03:47
seb128bddebian: could you stop breaking the string freeze by changing desktop files? That breaks every single translation for the strings you change03:48
pittielmo, Znarl: can I please have the blender build-deps in concordia/breezy?03:49
Znarlpitti : Can you create a RT request?03:49
bddebianString freeze?03:49
Kamionbddebian: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyReleaseSchedule03:49
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pittiZnarl: we really need RT requests for that?03:49
pittiZnarl: ok, I'll do that03:50
Znarlpitti : It's helpful for us to keep track of changes.03:50
pittiZnarl: sent03:52
ZnarlThanks.03:52
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bddebianseb128: Oh, sorry, I didn't know about that one.  Is that Universe too?03:53
seb128bddebian: dunno if there is a freeze but you just broken translations and desktop files are not a part of language packs, so you screw everything != english for 5.10 by doing this03:53
bddebian:-(03:54
seb128no big deal, but consider that before changing string :)03:54
seb128HIG stuff can wait for after 5.1003:54
tsengbddebian: dude yes please03:54
tsengbddebian: i was not thrilled by the string change either.03:55
bddebiantseng: ??03:55
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tsengbddebian: (blam?)03:55
bddebiantseng: You mean a string change there too?03:56
tsengbddebian: you changed the .desktop file03:56
bddebianYes03:56
tsengdid you change all the translations too?03:57
bddebianI wanted to but I don't know all the charactersets03:57
seb128tseng: he probably just didn't not he was breaking them03:57
seb128s/not/note/03:58
tsengseb128: i know, he meant to fix a "bug"03:58
seb128let's just stop changing strings for 5.10 now03:58
seb128so everybody is happy :)03:58
tsengyes :)03:58
bddebianseb128 / tseng: Would that include adding new .desktop files?03:58
tsengbddebian: no03:59
tsengnot imo03:59
seb128bddebian: nop, you don't break translations for non-translated stuff03:59
tsengchanging the strings in all my desktop files also creates more delta to debian for something i dont agree with in the first place04:00
seb128though I'm not sure of that's uglier to not have the menu entry or to have an english one :)04:00
lifelessoh04:00
lifelessI just remembered 04:00
lifelesshas anyone noticed that hibernate has the same hot key as 'help' in the logout dialog ?04:00
bddebianUgh04:01
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=== bddebian should just quit trying
tsengjust not changing strings would be fine :P04:02
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bddebiantseng: I seem to fuck up something or other no matter what I try to "fix"04:04
bddebianNot to mention getting bitched at for trying to clean up the archive04:04
\shbddebian: hey...this is life ;) I'm getting bitched as well at my company here when I fix something ;-) 04:07
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Kamionelmo: any chance that you could make cron.sync keep around the minimal and standard files for each project/suite/arch triplet? it would make ~cjwatson/jessica easier to drive if it could pick out those files for each arch04:13
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elmoroot=/dev/mapper/Ubuntu-root04:14
elmo^-- who's responsible for us requiring that in grub config?04:14
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seb128bddebian: don't get it wrong, your efforts are appreciated! I'm just pointing the translation issue because it may be non obvious. Keep the good work :)04:15
sivangbddebian: don't quit trying! You only know if seb128 appriciates you enough, is when he critisises something you do, trust me ;-p04:17
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Kamionelmo: at what stage does it fail if you use some other syntax?04:17
elmoKamion: some other syntax?04:17
pittiZnarl: thanks04:18
mvoKamion: what usplash version is on the current daily i386 install?04:18
Kamionelmo: I assumed you were talking about requiring /dev/mapper/Ubuntu-root as opposed to some other syntax for LVM devices, like /dev/Ubuntu/root04:19
Kamionmvo: see the .list file next to the .iso04:19
elmoKamion: well, no, my problem is that root= line is hardcoded into the grub config, as kopt= variable04:19
elmoKamion: so when you switch ti a non-stock kernel, you get screwed by it04:19
sivangKamion: what is Jessica's role in life?04:19
Kamioner, it's only hardcoded that way if you install on LVM04:19
elmowhich is a regression, compared to hoary and earlier04:19
Kamionunless something extremely weird has happened04:20
Kamionsivang: # Synchronise package priorities with germinate output04:20
Mithrandirseb128: I see some silent stack breakage, but it's more or less impossible to valgrind due to too much noise from libc and glib/gtk. :-/04:20
mvoKamion: thanks04:20
elmoKamion: oh - it's an LVM thing, sorry I thought it was generic04:20
elmoKamion: is that required to boot off LVM?04:20
Kamionelmo: well, you need *some* root= parameter AFAIK. What were you using before?04:21
elmoKamion: this is a new breezy 'server' install; I've never run a custom kernel on it before :)04:21
Kamionah, you haven't done LVM-root on hoary?04:21
elmocertainly without LVM, we normally don't have a root at all, I'd forgotten this one had been LVMed04:21
elmonope04:21
Kamionok, I guess either you need to put the LVM modules in your initramfs or compile them in monolithically, then; I've never done LVM-root with a non-stock kernel04:22
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Kamionbecause I was in the discussion that established what to move to standard ;)04:23
ogra_heh04:23
mvoKamion: heh :) 04:23
seb128Mithrandir: not cool :/04:23
ogra_Kamion, you are soo nostalgic sometimes :)04:23
Kamionmvo: oh, and at the time, dpkg still pre-depended on dselect04:24
Kamionogra_: screw nostalgia, I use it and can't stand the alternatives04:24
Kamionwe can probably move it further out in dapper, though04:24
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dredgelmo: can i request a sync of mlmmj from debian please? it fixes some basic things that are broken in the current package04:25
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jbaileyMithrandir: P'haps he's just waiting for one of us to root them for him?04:27
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elmodredg: done04:29
dredgelmo: cheers04:29
KamionPackages to change from priority important to optional04:29
Kamion------------------------------------------------------04:29
Kamioncramfsprogs04:29
Kamiondash04:29
Kamioninitrd-tools04:29
Kamiond'oh, I probably should've done that a while back ...04:29
ogra_does that matter for universe packages ?04:30
elmoKamion: done, but I guess you already know04:30
Kamionelmo: BTW did you ever get round to looking at my alicia patch to make it actually work?04:30
elmoogra_: yes, it matters04:30
ogra_oh04:30
Kamionelmo: done which?04:30
elmocopies of minimal + standard04:30
Kamionogra_: cramfsprogs and dash are not in universe, even though initrd-tools is04:31
Kamionogra_: so they were being needlessly installed on netboot installs04:31
Kamionelmo: oh, right, cool, thanks04:31
ogra_double oh...04:31
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ogra_seems they were not *this* important for the users04:33
pittiogra_: not that the official backports of firefox were much saner :-) (SCNR)04:34
magnonseems that most of the users are bleeding edge ;)04:34
ogra_pitti, lol04:34
ogra_pitti, but there you can blame Mez directly....04:34
pittiwell, it was just bad luck...04:35
magnonpitti: btw, my powerbook has strange bugs. sound doesn't work, event devices are gone... checked with another powerbook, same modules loaded and all seems to be the same04:35
ogra_pitti, nope04:35
pittimagnon: sounds like the udev bug we recently had...04:35
magnonso, pbbuttonsd doesn't have anything to count with, so when it's on my screen goes off every 10 mins :P04:35
magnonyeah, I haven't updated in a little while04:35
Kamionelmo: excellent, I have 'jessica -a amd64' etc. working now04:35
ogra_pitti, i opposed making him MOTU before he wouldnt be able to make empty packages, remember ?exactly for this purpose04:35
pittimagnon: please upgrade to the latest Breezy and try again04:35
magnonin the process atm :)04:36
Kamionelmo: is there anything I should do with the "Packages to change from priority source to optional" list? I'm guessing that any binary packages with priority source are a mistake04:36
magnonoh great, xserver updates :P04:36
elmoyeah04:36
elmothey should just be made optional04:36
magnonpitti: will just upgrading udev be sufficient to test?04:37
elmokamion: and no, sorry I haven't had a look at alicia, feel free to apply the patch on jackass, if it's blocking you04:37
Kamionelmo: certainly not blocking, I just have a local copy of the script with the patch04:37
pittimagnon: well, you need to reboot afterwards, but udev is the only package that caused that, yes04:37
magnonof course04:37
pittimagnon: without rebooting you can just try "sudo udevstart"04:38
pittimagnon: (even with the old package)04:38
Kamionwas more in case it was useful for making microchanges to stuff like udeb priorities in Debian04:38
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Kamionalthough, hmm, I guess those must work if alicia works for .debs in Debian04:39
magnonpitti: gorgeous, that trigged the pbbuttonsd bug ;)04:39
pittimagnon: 100% CPU? 04:39
magnonyup04:39
pittimagnon: did you upgrade pbbuttonsd as well? to 0.7.1?04:40
magnonI believe I did and then told you it didn't help04:40
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magnonthe newest Debian package works though04:40
elmoKamion: our override situation is much more messy/complex than debian's04:40
Kamionjbailey: were you going to fix binutils-static to have its own doc directory and stop depending on binutils, or shall I do that?04:40
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Kamionelmo: yeah, I couldn't quite work out why there seemed to be two of everything04:41
Kamion(which was why alicia hated life)04:41
jbaileyKamion: I can.  Sorry, forgot about it.  doing04:41
Kamionjbailey: cool, thanks04:41
Tm_Twhat's wrong with xorg, in X any kb key just changes resolution04:41
Tm_Tknown problem?04:41
magnonpitti: I'll test more later. have to go04:41
Kamionjbailey: (that'll be 6MB less in a base install)04:42
pittimagnon: then ours will work as well, I mergd recently04:42
magnongood04:42
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mvoKamion: usplash on the current daily isn't run in stage2. is that known?04:48
pitticarlos: I looked at blender for a while; it uses a highly nonstandard gettext system, hard to create a POT file04:48
pitticarlos: and the PO files do not even have a header04:48
Kamionmvo: broken due to the recently-introduced alternatives bug that jbailey fixed today, I imagine04:48
pitticarlos: well, at least some of them don't04:49
mvoKamion: thanks04:49
jbaileyKamion: Was that my "Hey, .so files don't go in /usr/share" thinko? =)04:50
Kamionjbailey: yeah04:50
KamionI imagine that'll have caused usplash not to display anything ...04:51
jbaileyYes, quite probably.04:51
KamionI note, incidentally, that Edubuntu installs are going to show the Ubuntu usplash image on the first reboot and the Edubuntu usplash image on the second and subsequent reboots04:51
jbaileyIT would've been a dangling symlink, and usplash would bail on the missing fail.04:51
Kamionsince edubuntu-artwork depends on too much graphical stuff to install it in the first stage04:52
Kamionjbailey: BTW, surely /usr/anything isn't a great place for the usplash image04:52
KamionI'd've thought /lib/usplash/...04:52
carlospitti, hmm, I will take a look04:52
jbaileyKamion: It just gets stuffed into the initrd.  I couldn't see the point of cluttering up the root filesystem with something that we only load before that point anyway.04:53
pitticarlos: I can probably generate a POT file with *all* strings, but that would be way too much04:53
Kamionjbailey: oh, I see, good point04:53
carloswith all strings?04:53
pitticarlos: I look in their CVS and on their webpage to find out how they generate their POTs04:53
Kamionsorry, forgot it was initramfs'd now04:53
RiddellKamion: isn't it just edubuntu-artwork-usplash that's needed?  and that shouldn't depend on much04:53
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pitticarlos: they don't use a wrapper method like _(), at least not consistently04:53
carlosbut I suppose they have a script that extracts the strings, right?04:54
KamionRiddell: oh, I hadn't realised it was a separate package now; that makes sense04:54
tepsipakkikamion: is there any way to tell partman to use fixed partition sizes in a recipe?04:54
mvoKamion: I was wondering if my usplash change (0.1-11) fixed the installer console-font switching also (in stage2). so I guess I need to re-test that tomorrow04:54
Kamiontepsipakki: use equal minimal/maximal sizes, and probably equal priority to both?04:55
Kamionso '104857600 104857600 104857600' for a fixed 100MB partition04:55
tepsipakkikamion: thanks, I'll try. I haven't tried this for a while04:55
Kamiontepsipakki: that's what kickseed does if you ask for a fixed size, anyway04:56
wasabi_Is it just me or is the evo exchange backend totally broken in breezy?04:58
pitticarlos: ugly, I mail the blender guys05:01
jbaileywasabi_: I've had some failure and some success reports.05:01
jbaileywasabi_: What problem are you having?05:01
wasabi_Well, the configuration tab doesn't list any useful config options05:01
wasabi_Just Username.05:01
wasabi_No where can I even insert the name of the server to use.05:01
carlospitti, ok, thanks. Please, keep me inside the loop05:02
jbaileyEh?05:02
jbaileyI'll look at that in an hour or so.05:02
tepsipakkiwhoa, the usplash-logo made it in the netboot-image, nice ;)05:02
Kamionoh, yeah, did that last week05:03
wasabi_jbailey, so what did you think about my unionfs idea?05:03
wasabi_To just build it in.05:03
jbaileywasabi_: mdz was working on something like that earlier and getting kernel crashes.05:03
wasabi_Aww. =(05:03
jbaileyI didn't follow it in detail, so I don't know.05:03
Mithrandirseb128: I'm banging my head against some valgrind failures which doesn't make any kind of sense, so I'm going home to see if that helps.05:06
segfaultdoes edubuntu's client kernel has usplash?05:06
ogra_segfault, jbailey told me its in since today (untested yet)05:07
ogra_s/ts/the opportunity05:07
seb128Mithrandir: k05:08
segfaultnice05:08
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tepsipakkikamion: does not work. I used "512 512 512" for root, and I get 466MB05:21
Kamiontepsipakki: it's possible it's not exact depending on priorities of other partitions; you'll have to read the recipe documentation05:24
Kamionsegfault: usplash is in the initramfs, not the kernel, fyi05:25
tepsipakkiis it available online somewhere?05:25
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tepsipakkior do I need to make a cvs-pull first?05:25
sladentepsipakki: is that with the 10% of disk-space reserved for root.   466 * 1.1 is exactly 51205:25
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tepsipakkisladen: root doesn't use percentages, swap does05:27
tepsipakki..hmm, you _really_ can shoot yourself in the foot with priorities ("No root file system is defined")05:27
sladentepsipakki: root as in the 10% of diskspace that is reserved for the root *user*.  (eg. if you do df -h)05:27
tepsipakki;)05:27
Kamiontepsipakki: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/d-i/trunk/installer/doc/devel/partman-auto-recipe.txt?op=file&rev=0&sc=005:28
tepsipakkioh... f*ck05:28
tepsipakkiis 10% the default?05:28
bddebianAnyone have any thoughts on morgueing ghc-cvs??05:28
KamionI thought the default was 5%05:28
tepsipakkiI've seen that too05:28
tepsipakkikamion: thanks for the link05:28
ogra_the default is 5%05:28
Kamionit's tunable in d-i though05:29
ogra_except sladen secretly tweaked that ;)05:29
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Kamionbut indeed, the default in partman is 5% too05:30
Kamionat least for ext2/ext3, haven't checked others05:30
Yagisa1G'day - doing a test install of breezy in vmware - and running into a partitioning error http://eyagi.bpa.nu/~jamie/breezy-no-lvm-on-raid.png05:31
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KamionYagisa1: I can't get to that site from here; traceroute stops at syd-pow-ibo-are-5-ge-0-1.tpgi.com.au05:32
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StRHi all!05:35
bddebianHello StR05:35
StRwhy did you choose to use php5 in breezy?05:35
StRit's not a god idea...05:36
StRthere is no pear package for php505:36
tepsipakkiguys, it was df lying to me all along. cfdisk shows that the sizes are correct, and the small differences are due to partman rounding to the cylinder size, so all is well ;)05:39
dholbachsto: what about php-pear?05:39
Kamionfabbione: ok, I think I've come up with a way to get correct deb-src lines for ports, although it's pretty ugly05:39
dholbachStR: php-pear05:39
dholbachsto: sorry05:39
Kamiontepsipakki: cool05:40
elmoKamion: blink?05:40
jbaileyStR: Why is it not a good idea?  Isn't it the recommended version by upstream now?05:40
elmothe correct deb-src line for ports is a.u.c surely?05:41
jbaileyKamion: \o/05:41
Kamionelmo: quite so05:41
jbaileyelmo: Right, but it was just manging the ports.u.c =)05:41
Kamionelmo: but base-config didn't know that05:41
StRjbailey: because there is no php5-pear  package05:41
dholbachStR: php-pear is it05:41
StRdholbach: really? it works for php5?05:42
Kamionelmo: (and until about five minutes ago, base-config didn't support differing binary/source sites at all)05:42
dholbachStR: http://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/web/php-pear05:42
KamionStR: it's built from the php5 source, so I kind of imagine so05:42
dholbachStR: you should have a better look before you claim there was none :)05:42
StRi will try it.. thanks05:42
dholbachsuper05:43
elmoKamion: can you think of anything beyond BLK_DEV_DM that I'd need to compile in to have LVM-root working?05:44
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pittijordi: good news - see #15541 :-)05:46
sivangelmo: fixing #15017 ?05:48
Kamionelmo: I think that should be enough05:48
elmosivang: no05:49
mvopitti: mind if I upload alsa-utils to fix set-default-soundcard (#16087)? the problem is that system utils should use #!/usr/bin/python2.4 explicitily 05:52
jbaileyI have this urge to apply a serious amount of debhelper to binutils05:55
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unujanimo: hello06:00
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KamionRyan Troy just /msged me to say that he's set up spam filtering on the forums, which should help with ubuntu-devel@ noise06:02
mdzmorning06:02
NafalloKamion: great news.06:02
Nafallomorning mdz :-)06:02
mvomorning mdz 06:02
ogra_morning md06:03
ogra_z06:03
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ogra_Kamion, you mean ubuntu-users ? 06:04
ogra_(he wanted to shut down the -devel gw)06:04
bddebianHeya mdz06:06
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Kamionogra_: no, I mean -devel; he wanted to re-enable the -devel gateway once spam filtering was sorted out (which I'm not sure I agree with, but hey)06:13
KamionI want to do other things rather than getting into all that, if possible06:13
ogra_heh...06:14
ogra_at least its a small improvement06:14
ogra_(but not the promised change :/)06:14
Kamionfeel free to talk with him about it06:16
Nafalloogra_: I agree with you fwiw.06:16
ogra_Kamion, i'll do, if i tamed xscreensaver ;)06:16
pittimvo: (sorry, was away for a bit) of course, if it is necessary, go ahead06:20
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mvopitti: `anthony suggested it and he should know :)06:21
Kamionmvo: what's the rationale for using python2.4 explicitly? just curious06:21
mvoKamion: he said that importend system software should use it explicitly to make sure it always works. he has a bunch of other python2.4 version installed in /usr/local and this /usr/bin/env thing broke update-manager for him (and some other tools)06:22
pittimvo: but s-d-s should work fine with 2.1, and we don't support other versions06:22
mvopitti: it's more about /usr/bin/python vs. /usr/bin/env python I think06:23
dilingerKamion: when you have a sec, i've got some ssh auth change questions on #d-d06:23
mvopitti: but yeah, s-d-s is so simple that it really shouldn't matter ...06:23
jordipitti: #15541 doesn't exist?06:23
pittimvo: well, I'd be fine with /usr/bin/python06:23
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pittijordi: erm, it does06:24
pittimvo: right, #!/usr/bin/python should be good enough06:24
pittimvo: an explicit version is too ugly IMHO06:24
mvopitti: yes, I think so06:25
mvopitti: *agreed*06:25
elmoKamion: /dev/mapper/ foo is like, a static device right?06:25
elmo(and what's with the ini-caps?)06:26
pittielmo: not sure what you mean, but encrypted USB sticks use it, too06:26
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elmopitti: I'm trying to boot a root-LVM system, and it's dieing with a custom kernel, even tho I've got DM enabled, trying to work out why06:28
pittielmo: ah, yes, a /dev/mapper/foo is a normal block device06:29
pittielmo: (I thought you mean that it is not dynamic, like with removable devices), sorry for disturbing06:29
jordipitti: malone?06:29
jordipitti: oh, ok.06:29
pittijordi: no, bz https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1554106:30
pittijordi: belocs locales are on their way :-)06:30
pittijordi: while I have you here: we don't have any Asturian translations in our packages, so with which data am I supposed to create a language pack?06:30
elmo1/go Znarl 06:31
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mdzpitti: which packages in main depend on libsdl?06:32
mdzelmo: are you using mkinitramfs with your custom kernel?06:33
jordipitti: excellent :)06:33
elmomdz: no, it's monolithic06:33
mdzelmo: you need the userspace activation06:33
jordipitti: I guess there are none yet.06:33
jordiHopefully they'll do something in the next months.06:33
ogra_mdz, tuxpaint uses sdl-ttf06:33
mdzdevice-mapper just manages the block device; you need the userland tool to actually look at your disks to scan for volumes and set up the tables06:34
elmomdz: this is failing in mounting the root FS?06:34
mdzelmo: yep06:34
elmohow can userland stuff be relevant before it's even mounted the root FS?06:34
mdzelmo: "/dev/mapper/blah" is meangless to the kernel06:34
pittimdz: quite a bunch: http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/wkHwdu80.html06:35
ogra_mdz, the other tux* tools use libsdl-image06:35
pittimdz: oops, that was too much, sorry06:35
mdzelmo: you need to run the userland initialization to set up a volume in the kernel before it can be mounted, whether it's root or not06:35
mdzogra_: tuxpaint isn't in main06:36
elmomdz: sorry I'm horriibly confused, are you telling me, the way our LVM root works is by running userland tools in the ramdisk or something?06:36
elmoand is that the only way to do LVM-on-root?06:36
mdzelmo: I am telling you that that is the *only* way that lvm2 has *ever* worked06:36
ogra_mdz, waiting on anastacia since some weeks06:36
ogra_mdz, *type and *math are06:36
mdzelmo: initrd/initramfs is required06:37
elmo#$T^#$^!!S%T06:37
Keybukelmo: dude, embrace early userspace, it is your friend06:37
mdzogra_: it did not even appear in anastacia until about a week ago06:37
Keybukinitrd sucked, initramfs is sweet06:37
elmoKeybuk: only by stockholm syndrome06:37
bddebianHeya \sh06:37
jdubembrace distribution kernels, they are also your friend :-)06:37
mdzogra_: and it is not listed at the top of the wiki page yet06:37
\shre bddebian 06:38
ogra_mdz, * tuxpaint: MainInclusionReportTuxpaint (Edubuntu, cannot be promoted until sdl-image1.2 is in main)06:39
pittimdz: http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/KcCkGi55.html06:39
mdzelmo: you are making it hard; if you just install the packaged kernel it should boot out of the box with lvm on root06:39
ogra_mdz, sdl-image1.2 is approved and listed under promoted06:40
ogra_GAH06:40
ogra_blind me06:40
ogra_sorry06:40
elmomdz: yeah yeah06:40
mdzogra_: yes, and tuxpaint is under "needs work"06:40
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mdzthings get promoted when they reach the top of the page06:41
ogra_mdz, from tuxpaints review page: MartinPitt: approved; sdl-ttf2.0 looks fine, too.06:41
ogra_i didnt make an extra report ... do you need one ? 06:41
ogra_and i have no idea why -stamps is where it is, its approved too06:43
mdzogra_: I don't promote packages which are marked as needing work.  when a package _and_ all of its dependencies are in anastacia and ready to promote, they should all be moved to the top section06:43
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Kamionthe person looking for inclusion needs to take responsibility for moving it up the page when problems are resolved; archive admins aren't generally going to go out looking for stuff06:43
ogra_mdz, ok, moving it... do you need a separate report for sdl-ttf2.0 to fullfil the formals ? or is the mentioning from pitti in the tuxpaint approval enough06:44
mdzRiddell: so python-qt and python-kde3 were in main before, you say? why were they demoted?06:45
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mdzogra_: there is a page for a report, but it is empty and not linked to the queue: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionReportLibSdlTtf06:46
mdzit says the package is already in main, which it is not06:46
Riddellmdz: they used to be a build-dep for hpij06:47
mdzRiddell: python-qt3 was in main for hoary06:48
mdzRiddell: python-kde3 I don't think was in main06:48
ogra_hmm, very weird...06:48
Riddellmdz: qscintilla wasn't either I think06:49
RiddellI'll write main reports for them06:49
ogra_mdz, i'm pretty sure it was at aug 15th06:49
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mdzlibcdio uses dpkg-awk for this: ./debian/rules:LIBCDEV=$(shell dpkg-awk 'Provides:libc-dev' -- Package | sed -ne 's/^Package:[[:space:] ] *//p' | head -1) | libc-dev06:51
mdzis that really worth bringing dpkg-awk into main?06:51
mdzit seems unlikely to be actively maintained06:51
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mdzDepends: libcdio3 (= ${Source-Version}), ${libcdev}06:52
sivangmdz: is that a common way to do variable substitution ?06:52
mdzsivang: is what?06:53
mdzusing dpkg-gencontrol? yes06:53
elmoor he could just do libc6-dev | libc-dev like everyone else06:53
sivangmdz: no, the dpkg-awk thing you just mentioned06:53
sivangre: libcdio06:53
Kamionsivang: no, it's not06:53
mdzno, it's pretty awful actually06:54
Kamionthe modern tool would be something from grep-dctrl, but that's still nasty and "don't do it"06:54
sivangso why do people do stuff like that? :)06:55
elmobecause they're unique and special snowflakes06:55
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sivangelmo: LOL^206:58
bddebianelmo: Have a thought about morgueing ghc-cvs?06:59
hughsiedesrt: you get my email on hal development list, or shall I cc you directly?06:59
mdzpitti: I'm a bit wary of the libsdl alsa change07:00
mdzpitti: it has a huge reverse dependency chain07:00
pittimdz: I know your feeling, me too; it's just that -oss does not work at all in Gnome07:01
pittimdz: it's not hard to install OTOH, so at least we should promote -alsa to main07:01
mdzpitti: shouldn't we have used -esd?07:01
mdzpitti: yes, agreed07:02
mdzpitti: go ahead and seed it to supported07:02
pittimdz: for games, low latency is probably better07:02
pittimdz: so I'd seed both -esd and -alsa07:02
mdzpitti: yes07:02
pittimdz: so we keep the default to -oss?07:02
mdzpitti: in fact, there's probably no reason not to seed -all07:02
mdzthey're all built from the same source in main so all the deps are probably there already07:03
pittimdz: ok, then I seed all of the variants (-all, -alsa, -arts, -esd, -nas)07:03
RiddellKamion: if I have a kubuntu-artwork-usplash package what needs done for it to get used?07:04
mdzpitti: -all depends on the rest07:04
pittiah, ok07:04
pittimdz: seeded07:05
ogra_mdz, i really dont get the sdl-ttf stuff but i happen to remember that i talked with pitti about it and we both were surprised it was in main already... i cant find anything in the rdepends that could have pulled it to main before...07:06
pittimdz: so we postpone the default switch to dapper07:06
mdzogra_: if it somehow ended up in main without anything pulling it in, then it would have immediately shown up as to be demoted in anastacia07:07
ogra_hmm07:07
ogra_do you have logs from anastacia ? i feel a bit silly...07:07
mdzno07:07
mdzogra_: it's irrelevant, really07:07
mdzit isn't in main and it has no review07:07
ogra_sigh..07:08
bddebianogra_: See, elmo ignores me ;-P07:08
mdzbddebian: I don't think that's a fair characterization after waiting 8 minutes for a reply07:09
bddebiannotice the ;-P :-)07:11
mjg59bddebian: It is an accusation that you seem to make an awful lot...07:13
sladenbddebian: elmo is in the UK.  Like every other british person here, he finished 1:15 hours ago...  You'll have to wait until 08:59 tomorrow.07:16
fabbioneKamion: ah ok.. but again, don't get too crazy if it gets too hugly07:16
mdzpitti: is aspell-es source obsolete?07:17
pittimdz: it's a bit difficult; aspell-es is built from both the espa-nol and aspell-es source, but espa-nol has a newer version 07:18
pittimdz: so I guess the source package is obsolete, yes07:18
bddebianmjg59: No usually I accuse myself of bugging him too much :-)07:19
mdzpitti: if it's truly obsolete, we should remove it entirely to avoid the possibility of it superseding the espa-nol binary in the future07:19
pittimdz: I don't know for sure TBH, I'll mail the Debian maintainer07:19
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zygahello07:21
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bddebianHeya zyga07:22
pittimdz: I tell you when I got an answer07:22
mdzpitti: thanks07:23
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zygaI'm falling apart07:27
zygafour projects ... :/07:27
zygahow are you guys/girls?07:27
mvohey zyga, I'm preparing a uplaod with your i18n patches 07:27
zygamvo: super, I'll check it :-)07:28
mvozyga: it was only the missing "_("translations")", right? and the pl.po file?07:28
zygamvo: well I'd also add _("extra")07:29
zygaanything that can appear as section in synaptic07:29
mvozyga: where does extra come from?07:30
zygamvo: once you upgrade I'll install every possible package (non-conflicting) from the repo and check if anything else shows up07:30
zygamvo: I'm not sure really 07:30
zygamvo: no sorry!07:30
zygamvo: restricted07:30
zygabut I guess extra did show up too...07:30
mvozyga: it's only usefull if the translators have a idea what the section means :) I need to put some comment in at least07:32
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zygamvo: yes, put the commets, look at other stuff in the same file07:33
zygamvo: every section is explicitly labeled as such07:33
KamionRiddell: I haven't worked out the exact details yet, but just let me know and I'll sort it out somehow07:33
mvozyga: I'll add "restricted", but I don't know what to do with "extra", I can't think of a usefull comment for it07:33
KamionRiddell: in fact, yes, it's trivial, just a cdimage seed change07:34
zygamvo: 'Extra' is okay07:34
zygamvo: remember - it's about the translator07:35
zygaEkstra07:35
zygaDodatkowe07:35
zygaor whatever07:35
zygaI'm sure you could show your ideas07:35
RiddellKamion: kubuntu-artwork-usplash has been uploaded07:36
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KamionRiddell: debian-cd adjusted accordingly, for both Kubuntu and Edubuntu (which has edubuntu-artwork-usplash)07:37
janimois the default ubuntu artwork part of the usplash package?07:38
janimoand edubuntu and kubuntu provide it separately?07:38
Riddelljanimo: yes07:38
RiddellKamion: great, thanks07:39
janimoand installing one of those gets the default art changed?07:39
janimoor is it a CDonly thing?udeb07:39
Kamionjanimo: no, separate package07:39
Riddelljanimo: you need to run update-initramfs -u07:39
Kamion{kubuntu,eduubuntu}-artwork-usplash07:39
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janimook thanks guys07:39
Riddelljanimo: update-initramfs -u -t if it's your first run07:39
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KamionRiddell: remember to seed kubuntu-artwork-usplash07:40
Kamionogra_: remember to seed edubuntu-artwork-usplash07:40
Kamion(if you haven't already)07:40
RiddellKamion: in the desktop seed?07:40
zygayay, xorg upgrade07:40
zygaI really like the new separated xorg package07:40
ogra_yup07:40
KamionRiddell: ship07:40
zygainsead of downloading one big blob07:40
RiddellKamion: ok07:40
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zygawe can download multiple small blobs that all depend on each other07:40
zygayay07:40
Kamionwell, desktop would work too07:40
Kamionthat would cause the kubuntu-desktop metapackage to depend on kubuntu-artwork-usplash too07:41
Kamionwhich may or may not be appropriate; up to you07:41
Kamionusplash is in desktop, so I guess desktop would be best, actually07:41
RiddellKamion: well usplash is in desktop07:41
Kamionyeah07:41
Riddellok07:41
DizietFirefox makes me wish for makecache, which is like ccache except impossible.07:47
zygaDiziet: why is it impossible?07:48
zygaDiziet: if you dont dump everything you built and it has no dependency on changed stuff ... it should work?07:48
DizietMake can invoke things (and look at files) that the wrapper can't know about without ptraceing make, which would make it far too slow.07:49
DizietMaybe an LD_PRELOAD could do it faster.  But then to tell whether the cache was still relevant you'd have to stat all of those things again.07:49
zygaDiziet: maybe getting rid of such stuff from the makefiles could hel07:50
zygahelp07:50
DizietGood idea.  Please send your patches to the Firefox build system upstream :-).07:51
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desrthughsie; cc me, please07:52
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zygaDiziet: oh okay - as soon as I get cold fusion working, okay?07:52
Kamionplease design my teleporter first; I want a cron job interface to it so that I can be transported to the pub without having to think about it07:53
ogra_Kamion, no beer at home ? 07:53
mdzMithrandir: ping07:53
zygaKamion: well once I do that I'll beem you directly to your teleporter pad - untill then just stand still and wait07:53
Kamionnot quite as much variety07:54
\shKamion: hmmm...nice idea...we should BoF it ,-)07:54
Mithrandirmdz: pong07:54
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Mithrandirmdz: or, semi-pong, I'm making pancakes so high-latency.07:54
ogra_\sh, hey, the we even could meet all in Kamion's pub 07:54
ogra_*then07:55
\shogra_: did u ever play with wpa_supplicant?07:55
ogra_nope07:55
ogra_all i can think after nearly 60h worktime in 3 days is screensaver, screensaver, screensaver ....07:55
ogra_and this darn unlock button still doesnt work...07:56
NafalloMithrandir: ooooh. I know what I want next time we visit ;-).07:57
\shogra_: lets swap the work...u deal with EIT tables and I will rewrite screensaver from scratch ;)07:57
ogra_\sh, haha, you should hav offered that last friday, now i have only the unlock button left... i hope i can upload the new lock patch tonight07:59
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\shogra_: I think u don't want to deal with broken java stuff on windows 07:59
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dracBreezys 2.6.12 kernel, and X.org. Matrox card. LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose glxinfo. "MGA DRI driver expected DDX version 1-1.2.x but got version 1.1.1"08:00
dracSo.. no 3D anymore. :P08:00
ogra_\sh, during this screenaver change there were times i wished i had to :p08:00
Keybukwaaaah08:01
dracI hope that won't be final version of Mesa.. or kernel in breezy :(08:01
Keybukdid someone just hit "ASSIGN ALL BUGS TO KEYBUK" ? :p08:01
Mithrandirmdz: oh well, dinner, I'll repong in a little while.08:02
ogra_hmm, great idea, now you bring that up...08:02
mdzjbailey: bugzilla is saying "Excluding:  jbailey@ubuntu.com " for your bugs08:02
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mdzMithrandir: bug 15571 needs some love; what's highest on your todo list right now?08:03
Nafallodrac: file a bug :-)08:03
Mithrandirmdz: dinner. :-)08:04
mdzMithrandir: your Ubuntu todo list08:04
jbaileymdz: Yes.  I use the queries to get the bugs instead of getting them by email.08:05
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Mithrandirmdz: I could look at that, sure08:05
Mithrandirmdz: I've been banging my head against the g-s-t generates invalid passwords on amd64 the whole day.08:06
mdzMithrandir: I'll be around late into my night, let's talk about it in your morning08:06
Mithrandirmdz: ok, sure.08:06
mjg59Hrm.08:06
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mdzjbailey: then you need to read every bug to see what has changed08:08
mdzjbailey: sometimes I add a comment to a bug asking about its status, and I don't hear back from you08:08
mdzlikewise, you'd need to check every bug to see if a user added new information08:09
mdzthis seems awfully inefficient08:09
jbaileymdz: In this case I probably missed it because I thought it was more after-deadline m-o-m noise.08:09
jbaileymdz: I found that I was missing emails in my mailbox because of the volume.  Instead I sort by the last-touched date in the lists and can see what's changed.08:10
jbaileyI can add it back for now.  I'm just trying to figure a way of managing malone, rt, bugzilla and the other email in some reasonable way.08:11
mdzwhatever works for you, so long as you're  notified when a bug is updated08:11
NafalloNonLanguagePackTranslationDeadline tomorrow. what's not langpacks? :-)08:11
mdzNafallo: the installer08:11
Nafallomdz: nothing else?08:11
mdzoo.o and firefox perhaps08:12
Riddellmdz: main inclusion reports done08:12
Nafallooki. thanx.08:12
janimoseb128, any thoughts on the lpi sans libgnome bug?08:12
KamionNafallo: .desktop files08:14
NafalloKamion: are those in Rosetta to?08:15
NafalloKamion: btw, pkgconf-* is the installer, right?08:15
KamionNafallo: Rosetta> no idea08:16
KamionNafallo: no, that's debian/po/ directories, i.e. debconf templates08:16
Nafallobut that's what the installer uses? I've already translated some of those the other night...08:17
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Kamionthe installer uses debconf a lot, yes, but by no means all debconf use is by the installer08:17
Nafallohmm, oki :-)08:17
KamionI forget whether other debconf templates are included in language packs, but I kind of doubt it08:17
Nafallothen all pkgconf-* should be high priority for us :-P08:18
Kamionit's a bit of a tradeoff; pkgconf-* files outside of the installer aren't displayed to users as much as some normal translations elsewhere08:18
Kamionso kind of up to you ...08:19
mdzjbailey: what is the intent of all this new usplash/initrramfs complexity?08:20
mdzjbailey: we're awfully close to release for this sort of thing08:20
Nafallothe normal translations are in langpacks, that will give us another week ;-)08:21
Kamionlooked like making usplash run earlier, to me08:21
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mdzRiddell: thanks, have pitti review them and move them to the top section08:22
jbaileymdz: It lets the splash image be skinned easily.08:23
jbaileymdz: The change is just that it gets the file from a dlopen rather than having it built in.08:24
bddebianmdz: In all honesty, how should we determine if a package should be morgued or not??08:24
jbaileySo it's quite minor.08:24
Kamion(ah)08:24
dracNafallo: Where do I file bugs against Ubuntu.. ?08:24
jbaileybddebian: If it doesn't move when you stick a fork in it...08:24
mdzjbailey: it also adds an alternative08:24
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bddebianjbailey: :-)08:24
mdzjbailey: which has already spawned bug #1651408:24
jbaileymdz: Yeah, fixed by the -13 upload this morning.08:25
jbaileyI made a thinko between /usr/lib and /usr/share08:26
mdzjbailey: it's easy to make mistakes when introducing this type of change, which is why we need to avoid it this late in the game08:27
mdzwe should only be fixing high-impact bugs and low-risk bugs08:27
Nafallodrac: bugzilla.ubuntu.com for main08:27
jbaileymdz: 'k.  The only other major one I have that I'm still testing is debconf'ing the glibc questions and some locale updates.  I think it's major enough since the old upgrade-applet doesn't automatically pop up the terminal window for questions.08:28
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mdzjbailey: yes, the glibc questions need to be addressed, but I think debconf is not the best approach at this stage.  We should use a sane default and suppress the question08:29
mdzdebconf introduces a lot of variables08:29
dholbachcould somebody give me another opinion on lintian-overriding non-dev-pkg-with-shlib-symlink with the reasoning "that lib is not used anywhere, won't split out"?08:31
jbaileydholbach: I tend to prefer to keep lintian warnings as a reminder in the future in case something *does* grow a dependancy on it.08:31
bddebianShoot, I didn't realize scribus was a main package :-(08:32
dholbachbecause i tend to be a bit anal about the out splitting, i find myself in front of the new fashion to lintian-override it08:33
jbaileymdz: We already force restart them in $DEBIAN_FRONTEND == noninteractive mode, it would be easy enough to just make this the case always.08:33
dholbach(but i got a good thrashing from fabbione, maybe that's why i have an eye on it :-))08:33
mdzjbailey: that sounds reasonable to me08:34
jbaileymdz: Do you think it's worth doing a notification applet notification to say that  NSS has been updated and rebooting isn't a horrible idea?08:35
jbailey(Not in those words)08:35
mdzjbailey: yes, I do; I was thinking about that during my last hoary->breezy upgrade08:36
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dholbachthank you, jbailey 08:38
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Keybukjbailey: to be honest, any libc update (even a minor one) really should be followed by a reboot08:41
Keybukotherwise you have two copies of it mapped into memory08:41
Keybukbut *shrug* I've never convinced most unix people that reboots aren't bad, and uptime chasing is silly08:42
bddebianheh08:42
jbaileyKeybuk: It's not a problem in classic unix and mainframe circles.08:43
jbaileyKeybuk: Almost all high-end services I've ever seen has a weekly reboot for sanity.08:43
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KamionI find them more a hassle than bad, personally; I lose state08:44
mitsuhikohi guys08:45
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jbaileyKamion: A surprising number of my apps preserve state when I save the session, it's kinda frightening.08:45
mitsuhikocan someone explain me "Solution #2" on this page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UnsignedGpgKey ?08:45
bddebianmitsuhiko: What is to explain?08:48
zygamitsuhiko: it's longish, takes more money, it's silly08:48
zygamitsuhiko: wait for a trip to some foreign country and sign away08:49
mitsuhikozyga: hm08:49
mitsuhikozyga: ok. i'll sleep about it :)08:49
ogra_zyga, why does it need to be in a foreign country ? 08:49
zygaogra_: if you cannot do #1 it's probably because there is no-one near you08:50
zyga(probably)08:50
ogra_zyga, so i have to go to another country instead of another city ? 08:50
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zygaogra_: if you cannot do #1 its probably because it's not convenitent 08:51
zygaogra_: ;-)08:51
zygaokay okay it's not strict but I'd say that the only reason to use #1 if the nearest person is really really far away08:51
Kamionthe only reason to use #2, I guess you mean08:52
zygaah08:52
zygayes :)08:52
ogra_i still dont get why that needs to involve foreign contries... :)08:53
Kamionit's just an example ok08:53
ogra_ok...08:53
Kamionyou're being too precise :)08:53
ogra_mitsuhiko, didnt you live in dortmund ? 08:54
mitsuhikoogra_: ney, hermagor ^^08:54
mitsuhikoogra_: somewhere in the south of austria08:54
ogra_oh, ok08:54
zygaogra_: because the country boundary is usually far more difficult to cross than city boundary08:55
ogra_zyga, i simply cant imagine there are n austrians with a signed gpg key :) but lets drp this conversation here 08:56
ogra_s/n/no08:56
zygaogra_: I did not apply this to any explicit country context08:57
seb128janimo: not worked on it yet08:59
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lamont * Unmounting local filesystems...                                              umount: tmpfs busy - remounted read-only09:07
lamontumount: /dev/hda4 busy - remounted read-only09:07
lamontfeh09:07
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lamontpitti: ping09:12
lamontseb128: you around?>09:16
dholbach<- dog walk09:17
seb128lamont: pong09:18
lamontseb128: trying to rationalize which source packages gtk-smooth-engine should be building/delivering and which ones need to be removed/epoch'ed/whatever to make things sane again....09:18
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seb128lamont: gtk2-engines could probably build it09:20
WaterSevenUbmvo, you can still upload .desktop after non language pack freeze?09:22
lamontseb128: the heart of the issue is that hppa has gtk-engines-smooth_0.6.0.1-1_hppa.deb in the arvhive, but no one else does...09:22
bddebianWaterSevenUb: Apparently not advised ;-)09:22
seb128lamont: gtk2-engines was probably building it for some time09:22
lamontseb128: so either the source (gtk-engines-smooth) should be removed or made buildable.09:23
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lamontia64/sparc have gtk2-engines-smooth, but hppa doesn't... hrm09:23
WaterSevenUbbbdebian, ok.. so I still have time until tomorrow to bother mvo :-)09:24
WaterSevenUbmvo, if you manage some time, upload them ;)09:24
lamontand yet hppa has uploaded a finished gtk2-engines...09:24
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mvoWaterSevenUb: erm, right :)09:24
WaterSevenUbmvo, thx for language-selector change too :)09:25
lamontseb128: breezy-autotest shows that (today), the gtk2-engines source in breezy does _NOT_ deliver gtk2-engines-smooth, while it did previously...09:26
WaterSevenUbmvo, now that uses iso-codes how is thing updated in rosetta?09:26
lamontso a no-change upload of gtk2-engines will break gnome.  kthxbye09:26
seb128lamont: yeah, we probably did and Debian didn't so when we synced09:26
seb128lamont: how will it break GNOME? gnome doesn't really care about this package :)09:26
lamontwell, break might be a strong word.09:27
seb128lamont: anyway will fix it09:27
lamontsince hppa has the gtk-engines-smooth version, adding hppa to the scripts pulls that source into main, while the other architectures are happy with the (no longer built the same) gtk2-engines09:27
seb128oh, the package is a main one09:28
lamontseb128: if gtk-engines-smooth should go away completely, please request that.  Otherwise, it needs to have a higher version number.09:28
seb128gotcha09:28
lamontRejected: gtk2-engines-smooth_0.6.0.1-1_ia64.deb: old version (1:2.6.2-0ubuntu2) in breezy >= new version (0.6.0.1-1) targeted at breezy.09:28
lamontfrom breezy-at09:28
seb128no it doesn't, it still builds the gtk1 variant09:28
elmoactually that's from the main archive09:29
lamontelmo: ah, ok09:29
lamontanyway, thanks seb12809:29
seb128np09:30
pittiHi lamont09:30
lamontpitti: lobbed a bug at you09:31
lamont1656209:31
lamont(all of the archive is still using the old 7.4 pgtcl.  thought you'd like to know...)09:31
pittilamont: well, actually there was no libpgtcl at all in breezy09:32
pittilamont: right, I'll add an epoch09:32
lamontpitti: thanks09:32
pittilamont: could you please have a look at #10119?09:34
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lamontpitti: the answer to your question is 'poorly'09:36
lamontI've hardcoded vfat on a number of them, because it picks fat when left to itself...09:36
lamontI guess I could go look at the detection code and figure it out09:36
Kamionpitti: last I checked, mount used libblkid or whatever it is to try to do the guesswork09:37
Kamionwhich grobbles about inside the filesystem with various heuristics09:37
lamontsounds right09:37
Kamionbut ICBW, and mount might have its own heuristics too09:37
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ogra_Kamion, enjoy09:38
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pittinight Kamion 09:39
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ivokspitti: :)09:40
ivoksso -alsa will not be default... :/09:40
pittiah, btw, does anyone happen to have an ia64 box with a sid or breezy dchroot?09:40
ivokspitti: ravel?09:40
pittiivoks: I discussed this with mdz, too close to the release; but at least the other drivers will be in main09:40
ogra_ivoks, ravel is amd6409:41
ivoksah...09:41
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pittiI need a sparc, ia64, or fast mips box09:41
pittipostmaster SIGBUSes on these platforms09:41
fabbionepitti: ??09:41
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ogra_my mips only has irix on it :(09:42
fabbionepitti: what do you need on sparc?09:42
NafalloKamion: I hope you crawl Rosetta last thing tomorrow evening ;-).09:42
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pittifabbione: I need a relatively fast machine with about 500 MB for debugging postgresql 09:42
pittifabbione: I need the psql build deps, gdb, strace09:42
pittifabbione: Florian Weimer gave me access to a mips, but it is missing gdb, and he's not available ATM09:43
pittifabbione: s/Weimer/Lohoff/09:43
fabbionei can give you sparc..09:43
fabbioneit's not THAT fast.. but there is space09:43
pittifabbione: oh, do you happen to have a breezy build log?09:43
fabbionesure09:43
fabbionei think so at least09:44
pittifabbione: it automatically runs the test suite, and I'm interested in the results09:44
fabbionehttp://bld-3.mmjgroup.com/buildLogs/p/postgresql/7.4.7-2ubuntu2.1/09:44
fabbionepitti: that one should fit your need09:44
fabbioneone dir up for other versions09:45
henriquemaiaHello, I'm having a problem with my amarok on my Breezy. 09:45
pittifabbione: oh, that's hoary09:45
henriquemaiaWhen I start it, I get:09:45
pittifabbione: with hoary and gcc-3.3 it works, I need breezy or sid09:45
henriquemaiaStarting amarokapp..09:45
henriquemaiaamaroK: [Loader]  Don't run gdb, valgrind, etc. against this binary! Use amarokapp.09:45
henriquemaiaamaroK: [Loader]  amarokapp probably crashed!09:45
fabbionepitti: what version is in sid?09:45
fabbionesorry breezy..09:45
henriquemaiaAnyone knows what's this?09:45
fabbionehenriquemaia: -> #kubuntu09:46
pittifabbione: any recent, preferably 8.0.3-12 or later09:46
pittifabbione: that URL also has postgresql-8.0 logs09:46
henriquemaiaI'm using gnome, but thanks.09:46
pittifabbione: it's HPPA, it fails there as well09:46
fabbionepitti: meh i don't have these logs. but it did build...09:46
fabbionepitti: send me your ssh key09:47
pittifabbione: yes, I currently do not let a failed test suite fail the build09:47
pittifabbione: http://www.piware.de/mpitt-ssh.pub09:47
fabbionepitti: via email please?09:47
fabbione(at least signed)09:47
pittifabbione: alright09:48
Keybukuser "firefoxinnovator" logs in as "chiefinnovator"09:49
\shat last...working from bed09:49
Keybuk(#16510)09:49
Keybukcute09:50
fabbionepitti: working on it.. right a few secs..09:50
pittifabbione: last time I debugged postgresql on a loaded m68k buildd machine  - THAT was fun :-)09:50
fabbionepitti: i could give you that too :)09:50
pittifabbione: no thanks :-) it's working on m68k now09:50
pittithese slow machines are a PITA09:50
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ogra_mdz, depmod -aQ ?? wht is -Q ?09:56
ogra_*what09:56
elmodholbach: why are you uploading pwmanager for the THIRD time in a row?09:58
bddebianHeh, now dholbach gets his! ;-)09:59
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segfaultmvo: sorry, i forgot the attachment :/10:05
segfaultwill send asap.10:05
ogra_ARGH10:07
ogra_the 10th evolution crash today... and no time to debug grmpf10:07
mvosegfault: ok10:07
\shogra_: crash or just "not responding"10:08
fabbionemdz, Kamion: ping?10:08
ogra_\sh, it locks up, but the window stays...10:08
segfaultthat's why thunderbird is better.10:08
\shogra_: so no backtrace window..yeah the same here10:08
Keybukelmo: bah, that's barely 200 millidhanielstones10:09
ogra_but i dont have time to care for that, if i dont manage to finish xscreensaver until tomorrow i can forget about edubuntu... i'm running out of time10:09
elmoKeybuk: the same package for the third time after two previous (identical) REJECTs10:09
Keybukelmo: indeed10:11
bddebianmillidhanielstones? :-)10:12
Keybukbddebian: the Dhanielstone is the benchmark for the number of uploads per day10:12
bddebianAhh heh10:12
Keybuk1 Dhanielstone is 1 upload of X.org in 1 day10:12
bddebianOh fuck, I did it again10:13
lamontKeybuk: is the comparison compile-time or disk-space based?10:13
Keybuklamont: like all good benchmarks, it doesn't specify that10:13
lamontLOL10:13
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fabbioneKeybuk: ahhaha10:16
lamontnsDeviceContextSpecG.cpp:1215:2: error: #error !10:22
lamontmake[5] : *** [nsDeviceContextSpecG.o]  Error 110:22
lamontfeh.10:22
lamontthat's not very nice at all10:22
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sivanglamont: what's the sound of "feh" ?10:22
lamontit sounds like, um. feh.10:22
lamont:-)10:22
fabbionelamont: yeah.. firefoxtrot10:23
lamontstandard english 'F' followed by the 'e' from 'met'10:23
lamontfabbione: yep10:23
fabbioneyeah i just saw it here10:23
lamonthppa 88.54% 5509 of 622210:23
lamontsparc 82.99% 5196 of 626110:23
frank23I know this is not a support channel, but can anyone modprobe ath_pci in 2.6.12-9?10:23
mdkefrank23, i haven't got my acx111 card working in breezy yet10:23
fabbionelamont: as i told you.. my 82.99% can install ubuntu-desktop.. can you? ;)10:24
frank23mdke: I'm just trying to figure out if it's my problem or breezy's problem10:24
fabbionefrank23: check bugzilla for linux-restricted-modules10:25
fabbionethere are bugs open on madwifi10:25
frank23fabbione: ok10:25
lamont  ubuntu-desktop: Depends: x-window-system-core but it is not going to be installed10:25
lamont'10:25
lamontfabbione: so it's close10:25
fabbionelamont: can you tell me in details why it's not installable?10:25
fabbionelamont: i can perhaps fix it easily10:25
lamontinterestingly, apt-get install ubuntu-desktop x-window-system-core says it's happy10:26
fabbioneno no10:26
lamontThe following packages will be REMOVED:10:26
lamont  libesd0*10:26
fabbioneit's happy because it's pulling in xserver-xorg-dbg10:26
fabbionexserver-xorg is not installable for some reasons10:26
mdkefrank23, i have a bug open on acx_pci too10:26
fabbione(same that i was experiencing on sparc)10:26
lamontxserver-xorg-input-* has no installation candidate10:27
fabbioneMEH10:27
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sivangfabbione: and how does MEH sounds ? :)10:28
fabbionelamont: that's going to be fun10:28
fabbionesivang: M like in MYMUMMAOWNSYOU10:28
fabbioneE as in FEH10:28
fabbionelamont: none of the drivers has been marked as hppa available...10:29
fabbionelamont: that's not easy..10:29
fabbionelamont: or at least fun10:29
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lamontfabbione: what do I need to do to fix it, I wonder?10:31
sivangfabbione: okok, sorry if I bugged you :)10:31
fabbionesivang: i wasn't kidding ;)10:31
fabbionelamont: give love to debian/control and debian/scripts/vars.hppa10:31
fabbionelamont: the point is out of the 23283928 drivers..10:31
fabbionewhich ones do actually build and are used on hppa?10:32
fabbionethat's something you either know or we need to figure looking at the build log10:32
fabbioneor do a lot of interesting reading in Xmakefiles10:32
lamontfabbione: well, the fact that it depends on all of them, but builds none of them, is well, annoying10:33
fabbioneyes10:33
mdzfabbione: yes?10:33
fabbionethe problem is that: it builds everything.. we don't know what.. so pkgs are not generated10:33
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fabbionelamont: + debian/scripts/vars.hppa will define the real Depends line10:34
lamontfabbione: ah, ok.10:34
fabbionemdz: hi10:34
lamontso is it just a matter of seeing what it built?10:34
fabbionemdz: i would like permission to upload discover1 with sparc only fixes. For other arches is just a rebuild10:34
fabbionelamont: exactly10:34
fabbionelamont: and associate it to the right package10:34
mdzfabbione: ok10:35
fabbionelamont: + adjust the final xserver-xorg Depends:10:35
fabbionemdz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/sparc.diff <- diff10:35
lamontfabbione: OK.  I'll save the complete build tree, and see what we get10:35
fabbioneif you want to check10:35
fabbionelamont: ok10:35
lamontbut right now, must run away for a bit.10:35
fabbionemdz: the first chuck is inside an ifdef, but it's not obvious10:35
fabbionemdz: the rest is...10:35
fabbionelamont: sure10:35
fabbionelater10:35
mdzfabbione: I see, thanks10:36
fabbionemdz: thanks to you10:37
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mvocarlos: I did the apt upload now, I hope everything is fine and it can be imported into rosetta now :)10:50
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LaschWIs there any online documentation of OEM mode installation of breezy available?10:55
BurgundaviaLaschW, not currently10:56
BurgundaviaLaschW, it is planned to have some written10:56
LaschWBurgundavia: So is there any CVS access to have a closer look?10:57
BurgundaviaLaschW, at the code for oem config? no idea, ask Kamion 10:58
LaschWKamion: Is there any CVS access to have a closer look at OEM mode install related programms?`10:59
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dokopitti: are the belocs-locales going to main, or do they stay in universe?11:14
janimois elmo's address james@c.c?11:14
carlosmvo, thank you11:14
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bddebianjanimo: Might work but I know james.troup@u.c works11:15
pittidoko: for breezy we'll keep them in universe, but I'd like to switch to it in dapper11:15
janimobbdebian, thanks11:16
bddebiannp11:16
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Keybukhmm, two things11:21
Keybukfirst, usplash didn't even appear that reboot11:21
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Keybukjbailey: did you just break it? :p11:21
Keybukand secondly, I'm afraid I get 35 MB/sec from my laptop drive whatever I have running :-/11:22
slomoelmo: did you read my mosml mail? (and the ffmpeg one weeks ago? ;) )11:22
Keybukmdz: 14330, 10517, 8873 (/dev/rawXXX not world-writable)  are you happy to leave those NOTABUG ... if people really want the entire world being able to write directly to any firewire device they should change the permissions/rules themselves11:23
dokopitti: ok, then I'll leave the extra languages disabled for OOo211:24
mdzKeybuk: if the dv device exists so that applications can get access to firewire video devices, they should use that interface11:25
Keybukyeah, that's what I figure11:25
mdzif it doesn't do what they need, it's buggy11:25
Keybukit's like an app writing to /proc/bus/usb not /dev/video011:25
Keybukactually, it's worse, because at least /proc/bus/usb is device-discreet <g>11:25
bddebianAnyone see an issue with bringing in the gutenprint stuff from Debian?  It replaces the ijsgimpprint stuff (package rename)11:26
Keybukare there such things as firewire hubs?11:26
bddebianNot that I have seen11:26
sladenKeybuk: http://www.charismac.com/Products/firedino/11:31
mjg59Nnngh.11:31
Keybuksladen: cute.11:32
bddebianOh brother :-)11:33
HiddenWolfdamn, redhat is going to be big... :P11:34
jbaileyKeybuk: Shouldn't have, I've seen a bunch of success reports today and tested on 4 archs.11:34
HiddenWolfthey're supposed to put 16 million copies of redhat on the 100 dollar MIT-pc. For starters.11:34
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mjg59 I hate vga16fb so much11:50
mdzHiddenWolf: they have a hypothetical deal to bundle redhat with a hypothetical product ;-)11:52
HiddenWolfmdz, It's a hell of a big roll-out, if they'd get the deal11:53
HiddenWolfmdz, just saw some concept sketches, it seems to be still moving forward.11:53
mdzand the product actually goes to market...and ships that many units...11:53
HiddenWolfEven if they realise 10% of their goals, that's still 1.5 million units in the first year. ;)11:54
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sladenmjg59: get people to put their answers on a wiki page;  then you won't flood the mailing list like last time :)11:56
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mjg59Riddell: Hello?11:57
Riddellmjg59: hello11:57
mjg59Riddell: Unless something is done to klaptopwhatever soon, power management is going to suck on kubuntu11:58
Riddellmjg59: what needs done?11:58
mjg59Riddell: It needs to call the correct scripts rather than just triggering a suspend itself11:58
Riddellmjg59: what are the correct scripts?11:59
mjg59Riddell: For suspend, it should call /etc/acpi/sleep.sh. For hibernate, it should call /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh11:59
HiddenWolfmdz, and will you fix malone #1 already? ;)11:59
Riddellmjg59: ok.  what's the gnome program that handles that?12:00
mdzmjg59: I thought it was supposed to call pmi12:00
mdzHiddenWolf: working on it12:00
mjg59Riddell: There isn't - acpid gets the event12:01
mjg59mdz: Yeah, that's probably true12:01
sladenmjg59: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=140848 re: incorrect modelines in vga16fb12:01
mjg59Riddell: scratch what I said - use pmi instead12:01
mjg59pmi action sleep and pmi action hibernate12:02
mjg59You may want to use the force parameter12:02

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