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mjg59sladen: Hrm. Interesting. It's also happening on CRTs, though.12:02
Riddellmjg59: acpid gets which event?12:04
mjg59Riddell: The sleep key event12:04
Riddellmjg59: I have acpid running here, how is kubuntu different?12:05
mjg59Except in a small number of cases, where the sleep key generates a keycode that's caught by a daemon that calls a command that signals gdm12:05
mjg59Riddell: Because there's also klaptopthingy that provides functionality to trigger stuff under various circumstances12:05
mjg59People seem to use it and then wonder why stuff doesn't work12:06
mjg59It doesn't generate the correct lockfiles, so when the user presses the power button to resume it shuts the machine down12:06
mjg59sladen: We already have the values in that patch12:06
Riddellmjg59: but sleeps keys and the like work just the same?12:06
mjg59Riddell: I'd guess so. I know approximately nothing about KDE.12:07
sladenmjg59: There's various issues, the first being LFP scalers, the second is that I suspect alot of the minimal 'VGA' BIOSes/hardware just aren't designed to do anything except standard 640x400, the third that 640x480/2 is >128kB and if it's not mapped, that shows up as wrap-around (which is why it would be preferable to use 640x400x4 or 320x400x8)12:08
Riddellmjg59: ok, thanks for the info, I'll have a go at klaptopdaemon12:08
Riddellmjg59: what's the command for cpu throtteling?12:10
mjg59Riddell: ? Powernowd handles that automatically12:10
Riddellklaptopdaemon has 12:10
Riddellklaptopdaemon has an option for doing it explicitly12:11
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mjg59Riddell: Strip it12:11
Riddellok12:11
mjg59We don't have any means of doing that12:11
sladenRiddell: the equivalent functionality (in the CPU applet) is disabled12:12
Riddellwhich package is pcm in?12:14
sladenRiddell: pcm?  or pmi?12:15
mjg59pmi?12:15
mjg59powermanagement-interface12:15
pittimdz: just got an answer about espa-nol vs. aspell-es; the former should be used, the latter is obsolete12:16
Riddelloh aye.  I'm too sleepy12:16
pittimdz: that means we should remove aspell-es from breezy completely12:17
pittielmo: can you please remove the aspell-es package? it is obsoleted by espa-nol12:19
pittielmo: i. e. both source packages build the binary aspell-es, but espa-nol is newer12:20
pittiok, good night everybody! cu tomorrow12:20
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Riddelllllmanulll: I just got some questions from a CNET reporter too12:22
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lllmanulllRiddell, Ah, right :)12:29
lllmanulllWell that's good news, seems like they want to talk about Ubuntu :)12:29
seb128hey lllmanulll12:29
lllmanulllhey seb128 :)12:29
dholbachgood night everybody12:30
RiddellI wonder how he picks his interviewees12:30
lllmanulllOh, by the way, I'd like to rise a small problem12:30
mdzwill the Gnome Massager give me a massage?12:30
lllmanulllAh, nevermind, I'll file a bug :)12:30
dholbachwho's the gnome massager?12:30
lllmanulllhaha12:31
lllmanulllA guy just sent a mail talking about a "Gnome Messager"12:31
Riddelldholbach: Maria Blackmore does a mean workout12:31
dholbachoh nice :)12:31
dholbachRiddell: maria blackmore...?12:32
dholbachit seems too late for me :)12:32
ogra_mdz, the kernel module for the HW is still missing :)12:32
mdzlllmanulll: and then in the body of the message he wrote "Gnome Massager"12:33
mdzwhich sounded like even more fun12:33
lllmanulllAh, right :)12:33
ogra_oh, it seems bsd already is prepared :)12:33
lllmanulllBut that's a great idea all the same :)12:33
lllmanulllIf GNOME can actually give massages, I'm sure it'll get far over KDE :-p12:34
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ogra_but there shouldnt be a separate app... it should just get included into workrave /me thinks12:34
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mdzheh, someone is going around actually trying to run GNOME applications on an alpha and filing grave bugs in debbugs when they don't work right01:01
ogra_with ubuntu ? o_O01:01
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elmoogra_: "debbugs"01:02
ogra_err, yes... i dont get enough sleep...01:02
mdzogra_: they are imported into bugzilla, of course; debzilla doesn't have enough AI to filter them01:04
ogra_heh01:04
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jdahlinmdz: shouldn't 16568 block 12301 instead of duping it?01:09
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mxpxpodjbailey: ping?01:14
jbaileymxpxpod: Lagging though as I'm wrestling with Exchange so I'm mostly at another computer.01:15
mxpxpodjbailey: how do I redo my initramfs again (bootsplash and initramfs just updated)01:16
jbaileymxpxpod: dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-$(uname -r)01:16
ogra_mxpxpod, dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-`uname -r`01:16
mxpxpodthanks :)01:16
ogra_bah, 1 char less and still slower01:17
jbaileyogra_: Considering I have a cup full of tofu icecream in one hand, you should be ashamed.  You have the timezone working against you though ;)01:17
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ogra_lol01:18
mdzjdahlin: er, yes, thanks01:22
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jdahlinmdz: np, it just confused me a little01:23
HrdwrBoBdoes anyone know the default HP iLO username/passworD?01:25
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sladenHrdwrBoB: is there a luggage tag on the bag with the details on?01:32
HrdwrBoBsladen: I just got the user guide for it apparenty you have to set it up in the BIOS .. I'll read some more :)01:33
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elmomdz: are you mid anastacia?01:42
mdzelmo: no01:42
elmooh, well you left some python-qt stuff uninstallable01:42
elmoand with 2.3 versions in main01:42
mdzpython2.3 is in main for breezy01:43
mdzI haven't really bothered sorting out the modules01:43
elmouhm - ok is there any point in keeping 2.3 python modules in main?01:43
elmoI've been demoting them out of hand01:43
mdzmy understanding is that people need to use python2.3 for zope?01:44
mdzand so they might want some modules too01:44
mdzthe qt3 thing was an oversight; I thought it didn't have any deps waiting01:44
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dokoelmo, mdz: python2.3 is needed for zope2.x. upstream doesn't do security audits with python2.4 and zope2.x, probably they won't do it for the 2.x release cycle anymore02:10
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lamontmdz: any objections to me lsb-base-ing ipsec-tools (racoon, setkey)02:21
lamont?>02:21
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mdzlamont: not if it's an easy one02:24
lamontit's pretty trivial02:25
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bob2I wonder why my desktop always has the fan on now02:29
bob2even when doing nothing02:29
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Keybukquiet tonight03:28
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ajmitchhopefully because people are working hard03:34
Keybukmdz: why "obsolete after the release" ?03:40
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mjg59mdz: Around?03:53
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lamontmdz: adding all the xorg-{driver,input} packages for hppa - any objections?04:05
lamontliterally just changing debian/control Architecture: lines, and hppa manifest04:05
seth_khmm, daniels, re: that xkbcomp command, after I paste in those lines to xkbcomp it just sits and acts like it wants more input. How do I terminate the input?04:09
danielsseth_k: hit ctrl-d04:14
seth_kthanks04:14
seth_kposting output in the bug now04:14
danielsta04:14
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Keybukmmm... anonymous enums04:22
lamontanonymity is a good thing04:23
lamontdaniels: you planning a -72 upload?04:24
bddebianYeah, then how come we have to sign packages? ;-)04:24
Keybukhe used to whinge at me to use #define instead for defining numerical constants04:24
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danielslamont: hppa's broken, eh?04:25
lamontwell, xserver-xorg is uninstallable is all04:25
danielslamont: bug reports in diff form are appreciated ;)04:25
lamontdaniels: yeah, testing my change now04:26
lamontdaniels: so far, it's just Arch lines for all the packages that correspond to _drv.o files, plus the manifest file changes... anything else I should be looking at?04:29
danielsseth_k: sudo dpkg -i --force-confmiss /var/cache/apt/archives/xkeyboard-config_0.6-2_all.deb04:29
lamontKeybuk: well if you declare them "const foo=2' that's one thing... adding random variables is more scary...04:30
danielslamont: that should e it04:30
lamontdaniels: woot04:30
danielslamont: no, wait04:30
danielslamont: debian/scripts/vars.hppa also, IIRC04:30
seth_kdaniels, dpkg - warning: downgrading xkeyboard-config from 0.6-3 to 0.6-2.04:30
seth_kdaniels, and then I get a TON of Configuration file xxxxxxxxxx does not exist on system, installing new config file as you request04:31
seth_kdaniels, restart X now?04:31
lamontdaniels: does vars.hppa get used before install stage?  taht is, can I just fix the file mid-build, or do I need to kill the testbuild?04:31
danielsseth_k: yeah04:32
Keybuklamont: he used to prefer04:32
Keybuk#define FOO_LEN 104:32
Keybuk#define BAR_LEN 404:32
KeybukI prefer04:32
Keybukenum { FOO_LEN=1, BAR_LEN=4 };04:32
danielsseth_k: and all should be good.  that's an error that only triggers when upgrading through a small set of versions of xlibs.04:33
danielslamont: unfortunately, it gets sourced first thing04:33
lamontsigh04:33
seth_kdaniels, safe to upgrade back to 0.6-3 ?04:33
lamontdoes XSERVER_XORG_SPECIAL_DEPENDS need all the -input-* pkgs, or just the -driver* packages?04:33
seth_kdaniels, it gave me a downgrade warning04:33
lamontah, all the -input- packages are there.  that would explain it04:34
lamontdaniels: build time is ~1 hour or so... will advise04:36
lamontdaniels: and when do you plan to upload?04:36
danielsseth_k: yeah, that's fine04:36
danielslamont: just -driver; -input- is already taken care of, iirc04:36
danielslamont: preferably today04:36
seth_kthanks for your help daniels, I'll mark the bug as invalid04:37
danielsseth_k: no worries, ta04:37
lamontdaniels: if all goes well, I'll have a diff for you in about an hour04:38
Amaranth#15636 needs a sync from pyxdg cvs to fix it04:38
lamont642 lines of diff -u04:39
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jdahlindaniels?04:57
danielsjdahlin: mmm?04:58
jdahlindaniels: I noticed while upgrading to breezy today that some xorg package is doing something like: find / *_drv*04:59
danielsit shouldn't be, but apparently it does sometimes05:00
jdahlinI couldn't upgrade, it was a box with nfsroot and many many files in some nfs mounts05:00
danielsouch05:01
danielsokay, I'll check it out, think the fix should be fairly easy05:01
mdzmjg59: yep05:01
infinityOh, look, it's an mdz.05:04
mdzs/an/THE/05:04
jdahlindaniels: should I file a bug?05:04
mdzinfinity: were you able to find out what was going on with 10080, or are we hoping against hope that the new version fixes it?05:06
danielsjdahlin: it's okay, already sorted locally05:06
infinitymdz : Due to the fact that I once, in a previous life, cared about VGA on a deeper level than I now do, mjg59 has asked me to petition for a kernel freeze exception to drop vga16fb's default res from 640x480 to 640x400 (which, if I remember naything from the bad old assembly/demo days, should resolve a lot of the "wraparound usplash/installer" issues people are having)05:06
mdzinfinity: sounds awfully risky05:07
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mdzwe'd also need to resize the artwork, no?05:07
infinitymdz : Well, the original submitter of that bug was incredibly unhelpful (as you've noted), but other bug submitters have been more forthcoming about their problems, and the pre-up thing should indeed fix it.05:07
infinitymdz : He has a patch ready, and the artwork can be resized post-haste (in fact, lots of the artwork was alreayd done in both sizes, apparently)05:07
infinitymdz : The problem is that 640x480 was an extension to the original VGA specs, and doesn't really work everywhere, and overflows fixed buffers allocated for VGA on lots of really old and really new cards (more of the ones in the middle seem to get it right)05:08
mdzinfinity: but it's the only mode we've tested for the past month :-/05:09
infinitymdz : We'd also lose 5 lines out of the installer (going from 80x30 back to 80x25) unless we used a smaller font, but that's probably not worth caring about.05:09
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mdzand usplash testing is hard to get because people need to regenerate their initrds manually at the right time05:09
infinitymdz : Yeah, and if I hadn't heard mdz complaining about problems with it this morning, I wouldn't have spoken up at all.  I didn't realise the issues were as widespread as they seem to be.05:10
mdzactually we have more than a month of 640x480 testing, since the installer's been using it for ages05:10
mdzI think we ought to wait until dapper05:10
infinityThere shouldn't be a computer on earth for which 640x400 would be a regression, but it should help a lot of broken ones.05:10
infinityBut yes, it can wait, if you're really nervous about it.05:10
mdzby using 640x480, we're staying in the same mess we've been in since warty05:10
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mdzwith 640x400 we risk a new and unknown mess05:11
mdzdaniels: yeah, with known, documented workarounds05:11
mdzand on the rest of the world's computers, it works splendidly05:11
infinityYeah, the documented workaround of using test-only or vesafb should work fine (one or the other) for most people.05:11
infinitys/test/text/05:11
mdzI like the idea; I just think we're too close to release to make the change now05:12
infinityYeah, you're likely right.  I wish I'd noticed earlier (would have been "nice" if I had broken hardware here, I would have immediately leapt on it..)05:12
infinityOh well.05:12
wasabimdz, i've heard you were doing some work to get unionfs support in the standard initramfs but ran into some kernel crashes (source: jbailey)05:12
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wasabiHave a resource to fill me in with?05:13
infinity320x200 and 640x400 are the only two modes I know of that work pretty much on all PC hardware within the last 15 years.05:13
mdzwasabi: not exactly; here's the story05:13
mdzwasabi: we patched in unionfs early in breezy, with the aim of using it for ltsp and the live cd05:13
infinity(Well, and some strange pixel-doubling modes, like 320x100, 160x200, and other oddities)05:13
mdzwasabi: it proved itself to be unusably buggy for ltsp, and so we never even enabled it for the live cd (Mithrandir made the patch but it's unreleased)05:14
wasabiAhh.05:14
mdzwasabi: since it wasn't being used for anything and was not behaving very supportably, the kernel team preferred to remove it05:14
wasabiI was looking into attaching it to my initramfs so that I can specify unionfs on the kernel command line to have root rw without saving.05:14
wasabiWould make it more convientent for installing on embedded stuff for me.05:14
infinitymdz : Anyhow, the wraparound isn't going to blow up anyone's hardware or anything, just look ugly, so I guess if we document it, and make the change as early as possible for dapper to get testing, that'll have to do.05:15
mdzinfinity: i think that's the best plan05:15
mdzwasabi: the code for that is already in the ltsp package05:16
mdzwasabi: you just need to provide the module05:16
infinitymdz : As for 10080, did you get the CC on my followup to 10334?05:16
mdzinfinity: I did05:16
mdzhave you read the diff?05:16
infinityYeah, it's sane.05:16
mdzI've never had to set up pppoe, thankfully, so I don't know what to expect from it05:16
mdzcan you mail me the debdiff?05:17
infinityIt's also been in Sarge for ages with pretty good results, if the BTS is to be believed.05:17
wasabiAlso, I was wondering about some sort of loop-back file support for /05:17
wasabiFor instance:05:17
wasabiroot=/dev/embedded/flash:/rootfs.img05:17
wasabiSee where I'm coming from?05:17
infinitymdz : Yeah, I'll do the merge manually, and mail you the 1.6ubuntu2->1.8ubuntu1 debdiff.05:17
infinitymdz : I assume you don't mind pulling in the minor translation fixes from 1.7 and 1.8?05:18
mdzwasabi: with the initramfs script in ltsp, you just switch it on and say "throw a tmpfs on top of my root before starting up userland"05:18
Keybuk*giggles* at gcov05:18
mdzinfinity: don't mind that05:18
Keybukoh dear, I appear to have not tested --help05:18
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wasabiBasically, that last example, mounts root as a loopback fs.05:21
wasabiMakes managing a flash-based system easier. You distribute a root file, which is put on the flash device, vs actually having a real partition (lots of scattered writes)05:21
desrtdaniel does stir05:25
desrtdaniels; any way i can get more useful information for you on bug 16122?05:25
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danielsdesrt: dunno, sorry; i don't do l-r-m anymore05:28
daniels(nor do I have any idea about that particular bug)05:28
desrtah right.  fglrx is a kernel thing, not x05:28
desrtkthx.05:28
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lamontdaniels: sigh... ~50% of the way through the log file05:36
Keybukbloody hell, this is what I call an odd release cycle:05:37
Keybuk1.0.0  2005-09-2905:37
Keybuk0.1.0  2004-10-3105:37
lamontKeybuk: clearly a busy year05:38
lamontor a major re-scoping05:38
Keybukneither, just zero bugs all year05:38
KeybukI must've been on bloody good form when I wrote it05:38
lamontheh - hct?05:41
Keybuknah, grepmap05:41
bob2hah05:41
bob2and now it's almost obsolete05:42
Keybukindeed05:43
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Keybukstill, it'll be used for breezy so figured I may as well make life easier for people05:43
Keybukreduced it's strictness about map file format a little05:43
jdubmdz: http://lwn.net/Articles/153187/ <- interesting from the POV of solaris contracts on linux (and SMF) :-)05:44
Keybukjdub: the kernel guys are going to run out of letters to put in front of "notify" soon05:44
jdubKeybuk: that's okay, there's always notifyfs to bring it all together in the linux style :-)05:45
Keybukhmm05:45
Keybukwho broke metacity btw?05:45
Keybukwhen I Tab through windows, it only ever-so-briefly flashes the window border rather than keeping it on the screen all the time05:45
mdzjdub: oh, is that what SMF does?05:45
jdubmdz: well, SMF depends on solaris contracts, which you could compare with pnotify05:46
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lamontdaniels: building xc-xserver-xorg-dbg05:50
danielsKeybuk: is the window area filled with black?05:51
danielsKeybuk: if so, fix your xorg.conf05:51
Keybukdaniels: no, not that I can see, why?05:51
Keybukit just draws the border then draws straight back over the top of it again05:51
Keybukfix how, ooi?05:51
daniels*shrug*, wfm05:52
danielsadd your modules section back so you have SHAPE05:52
KeybukI don't have shape in there ...05:52
Keybukwhere did that go?05:52
danielsno-one ever has, or probably will05:52
danielshint: Load "extmod"05:52
Keybukextmod is in there05:52
infinitydesrt : ping.05:53
danielsright.  but that's only relevant to the window-area-is-painted-solid-black problem.05:53
KeybukSection "Module" has GLcore, i2c, bitmap, ddc, dri, extmod, freetype, glx, int10, type1, vbe05:53
desrtinfinity; pongtastic!05:53
danielsright05:53
Keybukdaniels: when you alt-tab do you get a permanent black border around the window ?05:53
danielsKeybuk: yes05:53
Keybukand are you up to date today?05:53
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infinitydesrt : Is that on an intel AGP chipset?05:54
Keybukany other ideas what it could be?05:54
desrtyes05:55
KeybukI've only noticed it in the last few days, so it's a recent breakage05:55
desrt0000:00:01.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corp. 82865G/PE/P PCI to AGP Controller (rev 02) (prog-if 00 [Normal decode] )05:55
infinitydesrt : Can you try 'Option "UseInternalAGPGART" "no"' (or "yes", I'm not sure which way is which) in your conf?05:55
desrti have it set to no05:55
Keybukjdub: hmm, but unotify is the netlink event socket for the sysfs file system already <g>05:55
desrti've tried both... they give different errors :)05:55
Keybuk(as apposed to using dnotify on sysfs)05:56
danielsKeybuk: yes05:56
desrtpower is acting up a bit here (bit storm)05:56
desrtso if i disappear that's why05:56
infinitydesrt : Ahh, joy.  Can I get the errors from both in the bug log?05:56
Keybukdaniels: spill the beans :p05:56
infinitydesrt : Clearly marked, so I know which is which? :)05:56
danielsKeybuk: ask the metacity maintainer05:57
Keybukalready filed a but05:57
Keybukthough it hasn't been changed since August05:57
Keybukoh, no, wait, new version a few weeks ago05:58
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Keybuk2005-09-07 13:38:16 status installed metacity 1:2.12.0-0ubuntu105:58
Keybukhmm, no, I've definitely noticed the change _since_ then05:58
Keybukit basically looks like something's redrawing the window05:59
desrtinfinity; done06:00
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mdzinfinity: ok, pppoeconf++06:08
infinityUploaded.06:10
desrtinfinity; do you have any more questions/stuff to try?06:11
desrtif not, i'm gonna hit the proverbial sack06:11
infinitydesrt : I'm looking at it in the background, but not dedicating too many cycles to it, so go have a happy nap. :)06:12
desrtawesome.  cheerio :)06:12
infinitydesrt : Erm, wait.06:13
infinitydesrt : Which kernel is this on :)06:13
desrt686-smp06:13
infinityI had a feeling it would be SMP.06:13
infinityOut of curiosity, can you see if it goes away with -686?06:13
desrtarf06:14
desrtsure06:14
infinity(obviously not a solution, just curious..)06:14
desrtdownlaod eta 4m06:14
infinitymtrr on SMP kernels is slightly different than on UP kernels, and it's possible something's not accounting for that.06:14
desrtit's not real SMP06:15
desrtjust HT06:15
desrtso if push came to shove i'd probably suck it up06:15
desrti think i'm going to buy a new PC circa january anyway06:15
desrtk.  reboot.  brb.06:18
Keybukgnargh06:18
Keybuks/unstable/breezy/ la la la06:18
desrtinfinity; absolutely no impact06:20
desrtinfinity; still getting the same mtrr errors in the dmesg and direct rendering disabled06:21
infinity\o/06:21
infinityOh well.06:21
infinityThanks anyhow. :)06:21
desrtnight.06:23
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fabbionemorning06:27
Keybukmorning06:28
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lamontdaniels: ping06:35
danielslamont: diff?06:36
lamontwell, wondering what happened to my changes to control...06:36
lamontdo you regenerate it or some such silliness?06:36
daniels... no06:36
lamonthrm..06:37
lamontPackage: xserver-xorg-driver-ati06:38
lamontArchitecture: alpha amd64 arm hppa i386 ia64 hurd-i386 m68k powerpc sparc06:38
lamontand yet we didn't build that06:38
lamontor rather, never installed it06:38
lamontI added the driver/input files to MANIFEST.hppa.in, but they didn't get installed, so it hates me06:38
lamontdaniels: for where I'm at: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/xorg.diff06:39
infinityIs it actually building the drivers?06:41
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lamontinfinity: I got the list by saying 'find . -name '*_drv.o' and adding the arch to debian/control, and the destination files to MANIFEST.hppa.in06:47
jdubmdz: cliff got in touch06:54
danielslamont: so xserver-xorg-driver-ati*.deb is empty?06:56
mdzjdub: what's the status?06:57
lamontdaniels: given that we never get around to building the .debs....06:57
infinityThe MANIFEST check fails?06:57
lamontbecause the manifest check fails06:57
danielsso MANIFEST.hppa.new doesn't have ati_drv.o?06:57
jdubmdz: going back and forth on the splash atm, but background is sorted06:57
lamontthe string 'xorg-driver-ati' does not appear in the output06:57
bob2does hppa even have pci?06:58
mdzjdub: on track to upload tomorrow?06:58
lamontdaniels: I preadded it to hppa.in06:58
lamontand it's not in .new, so we fail06:58
jdubmdz: very much so (have plan b artwork as well, just in case)06:58
danielslamont: so make install isn't carrying it over, if it's built at all06:58
lamont./build-tree/xc/programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/drivers/ati/ati_drv.o06:58
lamontdaniels: I GOT THE LIST BY FINDING ALL OF THE _DRV.O FILES THAT WERE BUILT06:59
danielslamont: ... okay ...06:59
lamontand that's correct, install isn't installing it06:59
lamontand I freely admit to having NFC why06:59
infinityDid hppa have an ati driver in the xorg packages in the old world order?07:00
infinity(obviously it was built, but was it ever installed?)07:00
danielsi have no idea why it would occur07:01
fabbionelamont, infinity: you could compare xorg -10 with what's now07:01
fabbionein -10 the MANIFEST files were ok and updated07:02
danielsthat'd be getting ObjectModuleTarget with InstallObjectModule07:02
danielsand hppa is totally SEP for me07:02
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fabbionedaniels: on the good side sparc works.. except the keyboard layouts :(07:02
danielsfabbione: what's wrong with them?07:02
danielslamont: oh yeah, welcome to the world of no loadable servers07:03
fabbionedaniels: i can't say exactly.. i know jbailey did play with it yesterday.. X even manage to autoconfigure :)07:03
fabbionedaniels: at least with an ATI card07:03
fabbionebut it's like you press A and comes out something else07:03
danielsfabbione: and you know your discover1 changes were completely pointless, right?07:03
daniels      # must be Discover 1.x07:03
daniels      DISCOVERED_VIDEO=$(discover --disable-all --enable=pci \07:03
daniels                                  --format="%V %M\t%S\t%D\n" video 2>/dev/null)07:03
infinitylamont : There are nodriver modules in xserver-xorg in Debian/hppa/sid, perhaps that's just the correct thing? :)07:04
fabbionedaniels: without my changes discover1 can't see the SBUS -> PCI bridge07:04
danielscorrect for hppa, yes, as no-one's bothered to write an elfloader bit for it07:04
lamontinfinity: well, having the xserver-xorg package not installable is what I was trying to fix.07:04
fabbionedaniels: so it can't detect PCI video cards07:04
fabbionedaniels: they have been tested dude 07:04
infinitylamont : So, the answe may just be to not have it depend on any drivers for hppa.  That would make it match sid's package, for functionality.07:04
fabbionedaniels: the issue was above PCI.. and we still need SBUS to detect esp and some lan cards07:05
danielsah, okay07:05
danielslamont: well, it'll probably be broken for a while07:06
fabbionedaniels: + the code we had was segfault-o-rama :P07:06
danielsthat does sound like discover, yes07:06
lamontdaniels: atm, I really don't care if the xserver loads... I just want ubuntu-desktop installable, and xserver-xorg's deps are the only thing in the way07:07
danielslamont: basically, you need to find a way to not build -input- on hppa, and to have -core provide -input-* and -driver-*07:07
lamonthrm... OK. but not tonight07:08
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infinitymdz : ping.07:41
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ivoks'morning07:46
jsgotangcomorning ivoks, sabdfl07:50
Mithrandirhi mdz07:51
sabdflallo allo07:51
ivoksrene :)07:51
Mithrandirhi sabdfl07:52
ajmitchhello sabdfl 07:53
fabbionedaniels: when do you plan the next X upload?08:03
fabbionedaniels: did you also get the diffs from people.u.c/~fabbione ?08:06
fabbione(i did publish both 70-to-71 and 71-to-72)08:07
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danielsyou mean 69-to-70 and 70-to-7108:09
fabbioneoui..08:10
fabbionedaniels: i might have the fix for the keyboard layout stuff pretty soon08:11
fabbionethat's why i was asking when you plan to upload X08:12
danielssometime about now08:12
fabbioneok08:12
fabbioneno .. it won't be THAT soon08:12
danielsokay08:12
jdubhttp://static.flickr.com/29/46304339_cb5ec248e9_o.gif <- X08:12
fabbionejust go ahead.. if they will show up, i will do a porter upload08:13
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fabbionejdub: hahaha08:13
danielsfabbione: gnnrg08:13
fabbionegnnrg????08:13
danielsfabbione: i'd really prefer if you just gave me the diff, unless you need it in the archive YESTERDAY GODDAMNIT08:13
danielsit makes my life about a bajillion times easier08:13
danielsjdub: x is love08:14
fabbionedaniels: i needed them in the archive yesterday08:14
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danielsfabbione: ... sparc is release-critical?08:14
fabbionedaniels: no, but the other 3 fixes are08:15
jdubthat image c/o a dude in jordan who digs ubuntu :)08:17
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tepsipakkijdub: I didn't quite get your post regarding dependency init.. do you mean that Sun SMF is a better bet than initng etc?08:20
danielsfabbione: which other three fixes?08:20
jdubtepsipakki: absolutely08:20
tepsipakkijdub: me too08:20
fabbionedaniels: the 3 bug fixes.. they were all Major or >08:20
fabbionedaniels: + yesterday you said yourself that it was ok for you that i did the uploads, because you had nothing in the queue08:21
danielsactually, that's not quite what I said08:21
fabbionedaniels: i did ask to you if you had pending changes and you said no.. -71 is your08:22
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fabbionedaniels: can i fix xfonts-core? or do you have any objection with it?08:28
danielsfabbione: i said -71 is yours, yeah08:30
danielsand that I'd catch up with -72 today, which I've done08:30
danielswhat else are you doing to xfonts-core?08:30
fabbionedaniels: the fix i did yesterday (missing simlink) is not enough08:31
fabbionesee the last comment on 1561108:31
fabbionewe need to change /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/* from dirs to symlinks08:31
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fabbionehey JanC 08:35
fabbionemeh08:35
fabbioneJaneW08:35
Mithrandirmdz: pongpong?08:36
danielsfabbione: no, that will break universe font packages08:36
danielsfabbione: right now, the failure mode is that you don't get fonts from some packages when you upgrade08:36
danielsfabbione: i'd really, really, rather not complicate that by another transition08:36
fabbionedaniels: the problem is that right now it doesn't work for main either08:37
fabbionebecause xorg.conf is not always regerated (and can't be) with the new paths08:37
fabbioneregenerated08:37
fabbionea solution would be to symlink the contents of /usr/share/X11/fonts/100dpi/* in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/100dpi08:38
fabbioneor something like that08:38
fabbionethat would maintain the dirs s they are08:38
fabbioneand make both happy08:39
danielsif people make a config file with xorgcfg or whatever, they're on their own anyway08:40
danielsnoting that we don't even ship that tool anymore08:40
danielsit works for all configurations we've ever generated from dexconf08:40
fabbionedaniels: it's enough that the config doesn't match the md5sum by just adding a whitespace08:42
fabbioneecho "" >> /etc/X11/xorg.conf08:42
fabbioneand bam08:42
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dholbachgood morning08:46
danielsfabbione: so?08:46
dhonntheres a bug in gnome search where I cant right click and choose a program to open a file08:46
danielsfabbione: if you take an XF86Config-4 from warty and drop it into a breezy system, it will work08:46
danielsfabbione: this is without dexconf doing rewriting tricks08:46
danielsfabbione: the only place you get /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts from is external configuration tools08:47
danielsi think the costs here outweigh the benefits by far08:47
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pittiGood morning08:57
dholbachpitti: how was the moving?08:57
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mpoolhi08:58
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zygahello folks08:58
fabbionedaniels: if i take a xorg.conf or XF86 with just an extra empty line (no need of external config tools) X will fail to start08:59
mpoolhi, i'm seeing the ipv6 dns slowdown too09:00
pittihi zyga 09:00
fabbionedaniels: not making this fix will kill all users that have a modified config09:00
mpooli understand what's happening and how to work around it for myself09:00
mpoolbut i think the default will be pretty bad for many users09:00
zygacan we modify ATI's fglrx stuff anyway?09:00
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fabbionempool: hoary or breezy?09:00
dholbachhi carstenh 09:00
carstenhhi dholbach 09:00
zygaI wanted to use fglrx_config recently and it works semi-okay but spits out a config file for XFree86 not for x.org09:01
mpoolfabbione: breezy09:01
mpoolit wasn't this bad in hoary09:01
fabbionempool: that's really weird..09:01
danielsfabbione: dude09:01
mpoolmy default nameserver just ignores AAAA requests09:01
danielsfabbione: take an XF86Config-4 from warty09:01
mpoolso there's a long timeout before breezy's resolver backs off to A requests09:01
danielsfabbione: drop it into breezy09:01
hungerzyga: Jut copy the section for the graphics card into your existing xorg.conf.09:01
fabbionebecause breezy glibc don't resolv ipv6 as first09:01
danielsfabbione: and it will work09:01
danielsfabbione: it doesn't matter if you modify it or not, things will just work09:02
mpoolfabbione: ok, i thought so09:02
mpoolfabbione: this happens even if i disable the ipv6 kernel module09:02
danielsfabbione: this is because I already added symlinks in /usr/lib/X11, which we used in warty and hoary09:02
mpoolit's pretty yucky09:02
mpooli'm concerned that people who have nameservers that don't handle ipv609:02
danielsfabbione: the only tools which generate anything referring to /usr/X11R6/lib/X11 are external tools like xorgcfg, which we cannot and do not support09:02
mpoolwhich is probably fairly common09:02
mpoolwill just think hoary is really slow09:03
zygahunger: yes I know but this could be easily fixed09:03
danielsfabbione: so, just to be clear -- if you sit on warty or hoary and modify your config file by exactly one character, and nothing in it gets changed -- things will still work09:03
fabbionedaniels: whatever.. i reassinged the bug to you.. handle it as you prefer09:03
hungerIs there a way to add custom lines to sections of xorg.conf via dexconf?09:04
mpoolfabbione: what do you think? is there anything we can do?09:04
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fabbionempool: with breezy glibc ipv4 is always resolved before ipv6, but if the apps request ipv6 first, than you might encounter that problem09:04
fabbionempool: the general thing is ok09:04
fabbioneso it depends from what apps is giving you problem09:04
mpoolwhat do you mean by "the general thing is OK"?09:05
sivangmorning all09:05
fabbioneif the DNS you are using is not RFC compliant, fix the dns :)09:05
fabbionewe do the right the thing09:05
fabbionewe are RFC and posix compliant09:06
fabbioneif an application specifically asks for ipv6.. well it has the rights to do so09:06
mpoolok09:06
mpoolmaybe more apps are built with ipv6 turned on?09:06
mpooli see that if i just call gethostbyname it does only the ipv4 request09:06
mpoolwhich is good09:06
fabbionethere is no need to tell the apps to enable/disable ipv609:06
mpoolso09:07
fabbioneit's enough they use gethostbyname2 instead of gethostbyname09:07
mpooli note your smiley, but many people are not able to fix their dnses very easily09:07
fabbioneyes, but neither we are going to be non-{rfc,posix} compliant09:07
fabbionethe timeout is a perfectly allowed condition09:07
fabbionenormal i would say09:08
mpooli thought the previous behaviour was that if there were no ipv6 routes/addresses, it wouldn't do the lookups09:08
mpoolthat seems like a reasonable heuristic09:08
mpoolisn't it?09:08
fabbionenope..09:08
fabbioneyou are still allowed to perform dns queries09:08
fabbionethe algo is complex.. but in few words it does all the queries to figure out the matching source -> dst ip09:09
fabbionethe fact that ipv6 is not loaded or configured will be checked at a later stage09:09
fabbioneand this is ok, because the apps might be doing looks up to enable ipv6..09:09
fabbioneyou cannot know that in advance09:09
mpoolright09:10
mpoolit's a reasonable approach09:10
mpoolhowever09:10
mpoolthere doesn't seem to be any way for people with broken DNS servers to turn off ipv6 queries 09:10
fabbioneyou can't09:11
fabbionea dns query is nothing more than translating strings into strings09:11
fabbioneand the point is that you can do ipv6 queries on an ipv4 network09:11
fabbioneand viceversa09:11
mpoolsure09:12
mpooli understand why the default is compliant09:12
mpoolbut i think this will bite a number of users09:12
mpooldon't you agree?09:12
fabbionenote that breezy is much better than hoary...09:12
fabbioneeven if i agree on the general annoyance of a timeout, i won't agree with solutions that will disable ipv609:13
fabbionenot even configurable ;)09:14
mpoolok09:14
mpoolso what do you think should happen to people with servers like this?09:14
fabbioneISP's need to become compliant to RFC's :)09:14
mpoolmm09:14
fabbionempool: after the first lookup, the resolver learns09:14
fabbioneso it's only at the first contact the problem09:15
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fabbioneafter that it gets faster09:15
mpoolfabbione: no, it doesn't09:15
fabbioneit shoul09:15
fabbione+d09:15
mpoolwhen i first installed Breezy, I had a ~6s delay on every tcp connection09:15
mpoolit makes a pretty bad first impression i have to say09:16
mpooland not everyone will be able to figure out what's going on09:16
fabbionempool: what apps are you using to time this things?09:16
mpoolapt?09:16
mpoolevery apt-get request pauses for ~6s09:16
mpoolssh09:16
mpooltelnet09:16
ivoks?09:16
fabbionessh no09:16
fabbionei don't believe it09:17
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fabbionebecause it uses gethostname09:17
fabbioneand not gethostbyname209:17
mpoolfirefox has an option to turn off ipv6 dns, because it's broken for a signficant fraction of users09:17
mpoolwhat i would like to see is a similar system-wide setting09:17
fabbionethat's how i figured the difference between hoary and breezy resolver09:17
mpooli don't think we can ignore the fact that many users do have DNS servers that don't handle ipv609:17
mpooli hear RH and Fedora have a setting like this09:17
fabbioneapt uses gethostbyname too09:18
fabbioneso it defaults to ipv409:18
mpoolfabbione: anyhow, resolv.conf(5) implies that AAAA records are only consulted if 'options inet6' is set09:18
fabbionetelnet yes.. it does ipv6 first09:18
mpoolbut it seems to be always on09:18
fabbioneit's not09:19
fabbionei am sure09:19
mpoolif it worked as the manpage says, or if we had, say, 'options noinet6' 09:19
mpoolthen that would be OK with me09:19
fabbionebecause all my networks are ipv6 compliant09:19
fabbioneand i still keep going on ipv4 with ssh & co.09:19
fabbionethat means that ipv6 is not used as first09:19
fabbionefirefox and mozilla are the only 2 apps that are hutterly broken in that way09:19
fabbioneand it has been known for ages09:19
fabbionebecause they implement their own variant of the resolver09:20
maswanmpool: what kind of brokeness do you have?09:20
maswanI mean, I have no v6 connectivity at all, and I have no problems.09:20
ivoksme too09:20
fabbionemaswan: the issue shows up when the DNS you are using is broken and can't resolv ipv6 at all09:20
mpoolmaswan: as i said above, apps like apt or ssh pause for ~6s when opening a connection09:20
mpoolwhcih is pretty broken09:20
mpoolmaswan: i suspect you have no ipv6 but you do have a DNS server that responds to AAAA09:21
fabbionempool: can you try to use dns.fabbione.net for a test?09:21
maswanfabbione: which in practice means what? a bind4 from the late 80ies?09:21
fabbionempool: and see if it works better?09:21
mpoolmaswan: yeah, or maybe a windows based server or something09:21
fabbionemaswan: or probably other implementations09:21
mpoolor also many embedded routers09:21
mpoolfor myself, i can just fix it by using a local server or something09:21
maswanmpool: Oh, right, embedded routers. Or firewalls.09:21
maswanfirewalls == teh suck.09:22
fabbionempool: if that doesn't work.. than there is something hutterly broken on your network...09:22
mpoolthe problem is all the other people who will install breezy and say "wow it's really slow"09:22
mpoolon forums and lists you can find lots of people who previously tried to work around this by disabling the ipv6 module09:22
mpoolbut for good reasons as fabbione says that's no long enough09:22
maswanfabbione: I have a wireless nat box thingie, and if the firewall in that is turned on, it mangles dns packets. badly.09:22
fabbionethe kernel module has nothing to do with bind/resolver09:22
fabbionemaswan: yeah.. so do i here09:23
fabbionemaswan: but that doesn't mean it's breezy's fault09:23
mpoolfabbione: it used to09:23
fabbionempool: never..09:23
fabbionethe module in the kernel provides the protocol09:23
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mpooli think previous resolvers tried to see if the ipv6 protocol was available before doign the lookup09:23
fabbioneit did never interact with the resolver09:23
mpoolwhich i agree is broken, but at least it gave people a way to control it09:23
fabbionethan it's a glibc thing09:23
fabbioneresolver = glibc09:24
maswanfabbione: Of course not, problem is that you need to work around the bug. :/09:24
fabbionemaswan: yes.. i know..09:24
fabbionei have to do the same here for a few more things..09:24
mpoolso09:24
fabbionempool: can you do the test i did ask you?09:24
mpooli think there should be a workaround for people with broken servers09:24
mpoolagree/disagree?09:24
mpooloh, yes09:24
mpoolgoing straight to dns.fabbione.net works fine09:25
mpoolit's just my router that's broken09:25
fabbionesee.. the point is.. we can't workaround all possible brokness on the internet09:25
Treenaksthe workaround is fixing the servers, imho09:25
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fabbioneTreenaks: exactly09:25
ivoksthat's bugfix, not workaround :)09:26
Treenakseither reply to all AAAA requests with an error/nxdomain/whatever... or reply normally.. don't drop the request :)09:26
mpooli'm not asking you to work around all possible brokenness, just this one case which can be fairly easily worked around09:26
mpoolTreenaks: ok, well, you go and upgrade every dns server in the world09:26
mpoolin the meantime09:26
fabbioneivoks: there is no real workaround.. other than patching the resolver and make it an extra thing to carry around09:26
mpoolfor people on such networks, breezy is unusable09:26
fabbionempool: so was hoary and warty09:26
mpoolhang on, back in a bit09:26
fabbioneeven worst in hoary and warty09:27
fabbionei need to go to the doctor09:27
fabbionebbl09:27
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fabbionempool: i need to go the doc09:28
fabbionei will be glad to keep talking about it later09:28
ivoksfabbione: i hope you're ok09:28
mpoolOK09:28
mpoolyeah i hope you're ok too09:28
fabbioneremember that the easiest workaround is to install a local bind09:28
fabbionei am fine09:28
fabbioneit's only a check09:28
fabbione:)09:28
mpoolok, let's talk later09:28
ivoksfabbione: i hope not The Check :)09:28
fabbioneivoks: in the worst case they will tell me that i will die soon..09:29
fabbioneso i mean.. what's the big deal :P09:29
maswanactually, that's a fairly good suggestion, assuming a caching-only bind isn't hairy to install (it wasn't at all last time, so...)09:29
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torkelmaswan: install networkmanager and you will get bind9 for free :-)09:30
ivoks:)09:30
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dholbachgood morning mvo09:31
mvohey dho09:31
mvogood morning dholbach 09:31
infinitymaswan : The default install of bind is cacheing only, so yeah, it's pretty simple.09:31
infinityI think it might even offer to munge your resolv.conf in postinst to put 127.0.0.1 at the top, but not sure.09:32
infinitybind8 used to.  Don't recall what bind9 does.09:32
mpool209:32
infinity309:32
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lifeless409:35
bob2509:35
Treenaks609:35
Mithrandir709:35
lifeless709:35
Mithrandirtsktsk, lifeless blew it09:36
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Kamionfabbione: er, openssh doesn't use gethostbyname, except in like two unimportant places; it uses getaddrinfo nearly everywhere09:47
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mpoolhi Kamion09:51
mpooli see you replied to one of these requests previously09:51
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Kamionmpool: hmm, which?09:52
mpoolasking for a way to disable ipv6 dns queries09:52
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mpoolin hoary, it was possible to do this by disabling the ipv6 module09:54
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Kamiondid I reply to such a request specifically in the context of openssh, or somewhere else? sorry, brain like a ... thing with holes in09:58
infinitysieve09:58
bob2php?09:58
mpoolno, more generally09:59
mpoolmm09:59
mpoollet's wait for fabbione09:59
mpoolor you can read the scrollback if you have it and want to09:59
KamionI glanced through the scrollback on arriving, yes, but I honestly don't remember having replied to a request like this before10:04
Kamionalthough I might've commented on a glibc bug, not sure ...10:04
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mpoolsorry, i can't find the link10:05
mpoolit's not important10:05
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Kamionok10:14
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zygamvo: hey10:20
zygamvo: I'll send you pl.po for synaptic later today10:20
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pittiHi carlos 10:21
carlospitti, hi10:22
mvozyga: a updated one? your current one went in with the upload yesterday10:22
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zygahmmm10:27
zygamvo: it's missing some stuff 10:27
zygamvo: I dont remeber if I translated that in rosetta10:27
zygamvo: I did: make -C po update-po10:28
zygaand it gave me about 60 untranslated stuff10:28
mvozyga: can you upload the result po into rosetta?10:29
mvotoday is NonLanguagePackTransationsDeadline10:30
zygamvo: ?10:31
zygamvo: sure10:31
zygamvo: what's that?10:31
mvozyga: no translation updates outside of rosetta 10:31
zygaah10:31
zygaokay10:31
mvozyga: still CC me, because I think today it's still possible and I will put the update into my svn repo10:32
zygaokay10:32
mvothanks10:34
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HiddenWolfpitti, ping10:37
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Kamioncrimsun: please revert your keychain change; it was a bug in ssh-askpass-gnome which has been fixed10:41
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crimsunKamion, will do.10:42
Kamioncrimsun: (although if it was reported in Ubuntu more recently than 8th September or so, I'd like to know ...)10:45
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mvopitti: around?10:50
pittiHiddenWolf, mvo: pong10:50
fabbionere10:53
fabbioneKamion: yes sorry.. i mean getaddrinfo10:53
fabbionebut that's changed too in glibc to be posix compliant10:53
mvopitti: there seems to be a issue with nautilus-cd-burner and gnome-volume-manager ... if I insert a cdrw (with stuff on it) and trying to write a iso on it, I get "insert a rewritable or blank cd". but there is one (mounted by g-v-m) already. the question keeps poping up unless I manually umount the cd10:53
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pittimvo: oh, that's odd - n-c-b is supposed to unmount the drive first...10:54
seb128and is supposed to ask if you want to clear it then10:55
pittibah, why does Mandrake do such an exceptionally good job of hiding their SRPMs?10:55
mvopitti: I tested it with writing a iso (daily)10:55
mvoseb128: yes, it asks after I unmounted it manually10:55
seb128pitti: you need a patch from them?10:55
pittimvo: I always use n-c-b, never had a problem with it...10:55
pittiseb128: yes10:55
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seb128pitti: http://cvs.mandriva.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/SPECS/10:56
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pittiseb128: that does not have security update patches10:57
pittiseb128: but thanks, it's interesting10:57
seb128pitti: ah, so good luck :)10:57
crimsunKamion: reverting it works fine, tested from console and from within GNOME. Thanks!10:57
seb128you're welcome10:57
mvopitti: hm, if I'm the only one with this problem then it may be my system hating me or something :)10:59
seb128mvo: does hal list the CD as rewritable?10:59
mvoseb128: I guess so, after I "umount /media/cdrom" it works fine11:00
seb128oh, interesting11:00
pittiseb128: so the problem is that n-c-b does not unmount the CD, or it doesn't recognize it as rewritable?11:00
seb128pitti: does not umount it11:00
seb128mvo: try settings gconf /apps/nautilus-cd-burner/debug11:01
seb128gnome-session-remove nautilus11:01
seb128nautilus11:01
HiddenWolfpitti, hotplug is yours, right?11:01
jdubhttp://mail.gnome.org/archives/networkmanager-list/2005-September/msg00055.html11:01
jdub^ interesting for n-m fans11:01
seb128then you have the verbose of what happen ... dunno if it has something about that11:01
seb128hey jdub11:01
mvoseb128: thanks11:02
pittiHiddenWolf: depends; Keybuk and me usually touch it11:03
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HiddenWolfpitti, my hotplug is taking ages to taking ages to complete since about 2 days. How do I go about creating a decent bugreport about that?11:04
HiddenWolfpitti, as in taking long enough to drop out of usplash.11:04
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ivokshello11:05
fabbionempool: still around?11:05
ivoksproblems with i386 dbuild11:05
Kamioncrimsun: ok great, thanks11:06
ivoksi386 build daemon can't authenticate packages for install and fails to build source cause of that...11:07
fabbioneivoks: what buildd is that?11:07
fabbionethere is the name on top of the build log11:07
ivoksvernadsky11:08
pittiHiddenWolf: you can boot in the single user mode, where you can see which module takes so long11:08
fabbioneinfinity: ^^11:08
fabbioneivoks: thanks11:08
ivoksfabbione: np11:08
pittiHiddenWolf: please do that, look where it hangs, then you can just write that into the bug report11:08
HiddenWolfpitti, I will. brb11:08
fabbionepitti: i think the sparc did finish the build a long time ago :)11:09
pittifabbione: it did, I know11:10
pittifabbione: I debugged a bit, and then I crashed to bed11:10
fabbionecool11:10
mpoolfabbione: hi11:10
fabbionempool: yo..11:10
pittifabbione: when initdb calls postgres, postgres SIGBUSes, but if I call postgres myself in gdb, it doesn't11:10
mpoolfabbione: i fixed my problem by running bind on another machine here11:10
mpoolwhich is fine for me11:10
mpoolhowever i think some users will experience this bug11:10
pittifabbione: and if I have initdb call postgres through a gdb wrapper, it does not crash either11:10
pittifabbione: so I guess I'll wait for Florian to update his mips box for debugging11:11
mpooli think it's pretty clear from reports in previous releases that there are broken servers which are not easily fixed11:11
fabbionepitti: you should consider trying only strace11:11
mpooltherefore i would like very much if there's a workaround11:11
fabbionempool: yes, but running bind locally is light 11:11
fabbionegiven that it will only do cache11:11
mpoolOK11:11
fabbione+ you get a real DNS server implementation11:11
mpoolwell, if it's easy to install that and have resolvconf point to it,t hat would be ok11:12
mpoolmight need a faq entry11:12
fabbioneimho it's a much better solution than mangling the resolver11:12
fabbionesee this setup:11:12
fabbionebox connected to crappy ISP11:12
fabbioneipv6 tunnel to whatever free ipv6 isp11:12
fabbionebox dns points to crappy isp11:12
fabbioneyou can't use ipv6 at all because it doesn't resolve11:13
fabbioneyou install local bind11:13
fabbioneyou win over your crappy ISP11:13
fabbioneand you can use ipv611:13
fabbionefor real11:13
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HiddenWolfpitti, usb, device descriptor/8 - error 110 bunch of errors while my *many* ports are checked.11:15
pittiHiddenWolf: then please attach the dmesg log, too11:15
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mloskothi11:17
mpoolfabbione: ok, sounds good11:18
mloskotQ: I've reported a bug on Bugzilla related to alexandria from Univers, but as I was told on #launchpad, I should report it to the Malone. So, should I report the bug again, to Malone, or leave it as is on Bugzilla?11:18
fabbionethere are other advanteges too..11:18
fabbionemloskot: move it to malone please11:18
fabbionempool: such as you have full control of the cache.. like to kill negative poisoning :)11:19
fabbionempool: without having to wait for your ISP cache to die11:19
fabbionebut that goes down to my insane paranoia11:19
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infinityivoks : It's been fixed.11:20
mloskotfabbione: but it will stay on Bugzilla too, or how to remove it from bugzilla?11:20
mloskotfabbione: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1660211:21
fabbionemloskot: just close it..11:21
mloskotok11:21
fabbionei can close it for you if yuo want11:21
mloskotok, do it please.11:21
fabbionedone11:22
mloskotthanks11:22
fabbionenp11:22
mloskotAs I see, there is no selection for release i.e. Breezy and amd64 on Malone, right?11:22
mvoKamion: still no usplash on i386-daily-install?11:23
fabbionedunno really.. i didn't look into malone details yet11:23
mloskotok11:23
HiddenWolfpitti, Attachment #4197  to Bug #16603 Created11:23
HiddenWolfpitti, chances are it chokes on my printer.11:24
mloskotCan I use structured or re-structured text (Zope/Plone gadgets) in Malone report bug form?11:24
Kamionmvo: ok, will have a look later today if nobody beats me to it; though if you're there, I'd appreciate it if you'd investigate11:25
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pittiHiddenWolf: use lsusb to find out what usb 2-5 is11:25
HiddenWolfpitti, not listed, should be printer then.11:26
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pittiHiddenWolf: did you switch it off after boot?11:26
HiddenWolfpitti, no. It won't even power on for some reason. I've swithed some cables tho, had some pc trouble earlier.11:27
HiddenWolfpitti, let me reboot.11:28
JaneWmdke: ping11:29
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mvoKamion: I'll have a look now11:32
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HiddenWolfpitti, seems my hardware is troubled.11:33
HiddenWolfpitti, there was a loose usb cable, when I plug it in any port, my pc won't go past POST.11:34
HiddenWolfAll usb-hardware works fine tho.11:34
TreenaksHiddenWolf: that was a country-wide ADSL outage.. not your fault (probably)11:34
HiddenWolfTreenaks, what?11:35
TreenaksHiddenWolf: seriously though, my laptop won't go POST if I plug in my multi-card-reader-thingy11:35
TreenaksHiddenWolf: it could be something like that11:35
HiddenWolfTreenaks, guess it is, seems to be the multi-cardreader in my monitor.11:35
TreenaksHiddenWolf: Try turning off "USB Legacy" in the bios11:36
HiddenWolfTreenaks, thanks, I'll try that later.11:37
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fabbionethere12:00
fabbioneedubuntu-artwork fixed12:00
ografabbione, ??12:01
pittifabbione: will we see naked Fabios as wallpaper now?12:01
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ograhey, but not for the children12:02
fabbioneogra: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/e/edubuntu-artwork/0.1.0-7/ <-12:02
ograyou'd scare them away :p12:02
fabbionepitti: ahah12:02
ografabbione, bah, that was jbailey12:02
fabbioneogra: i didn't point the finger to anybody12:02
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fabbionei just took a lock on the package and released12:02
ajmitchogra: do you have time to check an edubuntu-specific malone bug?12:03
ograajmitch, there are no edubuntu malone bugs ;) all of edubuntu is in main :p12:03
ograajmitch, tell me :)12:03
ajmitchogra: well it was misreported against the wrong package anyway :)12:03
ajmitchhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+sources/scsi-idle/+bug/231512:03
ograthats not edubuntu specific at all12:04
ajmitchno, but he said it worked on a plain breezy box12:04
ajmitchwhich is strange :)12:04
ograand i asked elkner several times to please repot bugs in bugzilla12:04
ograthaere is nothing edubuntu specific that could cause it12:05
ajmitchI'll reject the bug then12:05
ajmitchI know12:05
ograyup12:05
ogramake a note that it should go to bugzilla12:05
ogra*sigh* 12:05
ograi even offered him he could mail his bugs to me so i can put them in bugzilla12:05
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mvomjg59: around? 12:14
Kamioninfinity: just a thought about that vga16fb 640x400 thing from last night; perhaps it would be possible to add a kernel option (disabled by default) that runs vga16fb in 640x400? That way, we could get people to test it with not quite so much risk.12:16
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mvoKamion: usplash works now, I had to regenerate the initrd so that it included the new usplash-artwork.so12:17
Kamionmvo: oh, you mean you were upgrading?12:18
mvoKamion: no, it was a fresh install, but the cd included 0.1-12. no idea why12:18
Kamionmvo: you rsynced the image too early this morning12:19
Kamion21 8 * * *      for-project ubuntu cron.daily12:19
KamionLondon time, and takes maybe an hour or so to build12:19
Kamionor a bit less, but anyway12:19
Kamiontoday's image definitely has usplash 0.1-1412:20
mvoKamion: ok, thanks12:20
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mvoKamion: can we make termwarp usplash aware? so that it quits usplash and runs console-screen.sh if usplash is runing (to properly init the fonts)? 12:36
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Kamionmvo: lib/menu/intro quits usplash already; it could run console-screen.sh too12:38
Kamionalthough maybe termwrap would've been a better place for that, but I'd rather not move it now - maybe in dapper12:38
Kamionmvo: what do I do, just '/etc/init.d/console-screen.sh'? how do I know if usplash was running, as well as installed?12:39
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mvoKamion: I'll send you a draft patch, ok? 12:40
Kamionmvo: sure, great12:40
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toresbehey guys12:46
toresbeA problem with launchpad, is this the place to raise that?12:47
daniels#launchpad, isn't it?12:47
toresbeI probably should've guessed that ;)12:47
toresbethanks :)12:47
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NafalloKamion: when are you going to extract the last finished translations? :-) tomorrow morning?12:56
KamionNafallo: no idea12:59
Kamionwhenever it winds up being convenient, I guess01:00
Nafallohehe, we want to know the explicit deadline... ;-)01:00
Nafalloif we get this night we would be happy :-P01:00
NafalloI would work to atleast 3 UTC ;-)01:00
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DizietOh, bugger, I'm a total idiot.01:04
=== backports-r-us getting increasingly ticked at school internet filters...
DizietI uploaded from the wrong tree and it had random #error's strewn through it.01:05
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KamionNafallo: sure, you can have this night no problem01:06
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infinityDiziet : Already been fixed.01:07
DizietOh, has it ?01:07
infinityYes.01:07
Mithrandirjbailey: shouldn't 14239 be closed?01:07
DizietThat's nice.  My mirror is obviously out of date.01:08
infinityAlso made an executive decision about versioning, as a guy who occasionally does security uploads, and changed the c/r to (<< ${Source-Version}).... Sure, it's not technically true, but it serves the same purpose, makes life a lot less painful, and the only drawback is that it forces the packages to be in version lockstep.01:08
infinityWhich isn't really a big deal.01:08
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Dizietinf: Errr.01:09
NafalloKamion: thanks :-)01:09
fabbioneDiziet: you can keep close #1646001:11
DizietSo I'm told.01:11
DizietGah, apologies for incompetence.01:11
KamionNafallo: (it's not like extracting translations from Rosetta is a quick, painless, or automatable process)01:12
infinityDiziet : Since we have a pretty loose concept of package ownership here, it pays to subscribe to breezy-changes (or subscribe to an rss feed of it, or peruse the archives occasionally) to see if people have uploaded things you care about. :)01:14
Nafallohihi :-)01:16
Nafalloanyone else scroll stopped working with the new xorg?01:16
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danielsnothing changed there01:17
danielsso I'd be looking at the kernel01:17
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Nafallodaniels: the kernel haven't changed since this morning.01:17
Nafallobaah! coward! ;-)01:17
Lathiathaha01:18
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Nafallohmm01:21
Nafallowhat does Option "HorizScrollDelta" "0" do? :-P01:22
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tepsipakkiis it intentional that /etc/nanorc has "set mouse" that breaks middle-button paste?01:24
Nafallotepsipakki: THANKS! :-)01:24
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tepsipakkinafallo: you hit the same?-)01:25
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Nafallotepsipakki: irritated me for the last couple of months atleast ;-)01:25
tepsipakkiyeah, me too, but not enough to actually do something about it.. the version in sarge apparently does not have this feature01:26
tepsipakkioh it does, but not on by default01:26
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Kamionelmo: please sync nano from unstable (tepsipakki's bug above, plus line count bug that I think might be one that's been annoying me for ages on amd64)01:36
Nafallohihi01:37
Kamionlast version just missed UVF, but looks safe01:37
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ograNafallo, uuuh... how unclean...01:37
ogrause dpkg :)01:37
tsengdpkg --purge01:38
Nafalloogra: ehm... rm nano* after apt-get source ;-)01:38
ograheh01:38
tepsipakki=)01:38
tepsipakkihrr, adduser fails if nscd is running.. but, maybe thats why nscd is crap and supported ;)01:39
tepsipakkiUNsupported..01:39
maswanis there something like nscd that is supported?01:40
maswan(cache name/group lookups)01:40
tsengsomething like that will be supported in dapper for edubuntu01:40
tepsipakkiheh, no01:40
tsengsee ogra 01:40
maswantseng: ah, neat. then we might not have to live with nscd for that much longer.01:41
tsenghm im thinking network auth01:41
tsengnot nessecarily "group/name lookups"01:41
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sivangdoes anybody know if we have anything that can fix zip files in main/universe?01:48
infinity'fix'?01:49
ograwe have zipfiles in main/universe ?01:49
Lathiat assume he means he has a corrupt .zip and wants soemthign to try recover it01:49
ograi think there are only debs01:50
maswantseng: well, that's the lookups I'm doing that needs nscd here01:50
ograah01:50
ogra:)01:50
infinitysivang : Not sure if it does the same thing as the oldskool pkzipfix (was that what you were looking for?), but 'zip' has a '-F' switch.01:51
infinitysivang : Which can be doubled-up (-FF) for really broken archives.01:52
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Nafallohmm, where is Keybuk? :-)01:54
Nafalloor is it common practice for grepmap to segfault a lot? ;-)01:55
KamionKeybuk works notoriously strange hours; I'm sure he'll be along eventually; file a bug in the meantime01:56
Nafallojust made sure the bug was new first :-)01:57
Nafallocouldn't find anything in /var/log/syslog.*, so it has to be new :-P01:58
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sivanginfinity: THANK YOU02:04
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jbaileyMithrandir: Yup, thanks02:12
Nafallohmm, synaptics seems to be Keybuks fault :-P02:17
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mjg59mvo: Hello?02:22
segfaultmorning.02:23
sivangyo mjg59 02:23
zygahello seb128 02:24
zygaah02:24
zygahello segfault 02:24
zygadarn tab, why doesn't it work like in the shell?02:24
seb128zyga: xchat?02:25
mvomjg59: thanks, alreday solved (some usplash stuff)02:25
seb128zyga: /set completion_amount 002:25
mjg59mvo: Ah, ok02:26
zygaseb128: mmm :-)02:27
zygathanks02:27
mvomjg59: the recent changes make it now run on vt1? it used to be vt8? but the changelog indicates that's jbailey change02:28
backports-r-usseb128: does GAIM have completion of some sort?02:29
pittiDiziet: shall I look into the firefox backporting issues (the three things that backports-r-us mentioned that need to be changed)?02:30
jdubelmo: ping02:30
backports-r-ussweet, firefox progress :)02:31
seb128backports-r-us: what sort of completion? gaim for IRC? 02:31
mjg59mvo: You'd have to ask jbailey02:31
ograseb128, i guess he means logout completion :p02:38
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HiddenWolfpitti, ping02:46
segfaultwhen will the next language pack be generated?02:46
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pittiHi HiddenWolf 02:48
pittisegfault: ask carlos :-)02:48
carlospitti, I ping you this morning, did you see my private msg?02:49
Dizietpitti: Sure.  I'm afraid I don't have any useful opinions about it but do keep me posted.02:49
pitticarlos: I did, I answered you :-)02:49
HiddenWolfpitti, hi02:49
pittiDiziet: me neither, I'd just apply the changes and test them02:49
carlospitti, are you identified?02:50
carlospitti, I didn't get any answer...02:50
pitticarlos: yes02:50
pitticarlos: got my ping?02:50
carlospitti, freenode says you are not identified02:51
pittihm?02:51
pitticarlos: now I am, sorry02:51
carlosand no, I didn't get your ping02:51
carlospitti, no problem ;-)02:51
segfaultcarlos: any idea?02:52
carlossegfault, we should have one at the end of this week02:53
carlospitti, right?02:53
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pitticarlos: depends on the next tarball, but I hope so :-)02:53
segfaultand it'll include all the purple and blue modified strings?02:54
HiddenWolfpitti, seems that bug I reported earlier has something to do with usb legacy support.02:54
seb128carlos, pitti: how long does it take from a package upload to a rosetta pot update?02:56
carlossegfault, yes02:56
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carlosseb128, usually, the worst case is 8-9 hours02:56
segfaultnice02:57
carlosseb128, atm the queue is a bit busy so could take one or two days02:57
seb128carlos: I've uploaded a new control-center yesterday, can you look what happened with it?02:57
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carlosseb128, sure02:57
seb128carlos: it was not shipping the pot before, this upload is supposed to fix that02:57
carlosseb128, so that explains it... cool, thanks!02:58
seb128what explains it?02:58
seb128https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/control-center/+pots/control-center-2.0/ should be updated right?02:59
pittiHiddenWolf: yep, I read that; can you please followup on the bug?02:59
carlosseb128, it explains that control-center is completely outdated...02:59
HiddenWolfpitti, excuse me, hadn't checked mail02:59
carlosseb128, yeah03:00
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HiddenWolfpitti, it's solved if i turn off legacy support, any idea what can cause it?03:01
seb128carlos: just let me know if it's queued or if there is an issue :)03:01
pittiHiddenWolf: I guess your BIOS tries to find an USB keyboard and somehow is buggy03:02
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HiddenWolfpitti, ok03:04
carlosseb128, sure03:04
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carlosseb128, it's queued to be imported03:08
HiddenWolfpitti, probably not worth fixing then?03:08
seb128carlos: thanks03:08
pittiHiddenWolf: no idea, if your BIOS hangs, then not :) if the kernel hangs, the report shuold stay open03:09
HiddenWolfhotplug hangs'03:09
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pittiHi jdthood 03:12
jdthoodpitti: I just noticed that #5813 hasn't been fixed in Breezy and easily could be with a little patch.03:12
pittijdthood: oh, that patch looks easy enough, thanks for pointing out03:13
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nomedjust a question ..03:32
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bddebianHello03:32
nomedwhy when i generate kernel-headers using make-kpkg the scripts dir is not included?03:32
DizietWhy when people report firefox bugs do they always use bugzilla or forums pages as their test cases ?  So far I haven't had one where it WFM but not for them just because the page had changed, but it's only a matter of time.03:33
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pittielmo: can you please sync alsa-driver? it's just a small build fix03:55
elmopitti: ok to override ubuntu changes?03:57
pittielmo: yes03:57
pittielmo: (there are no actual changes)03:57
elmopitti: pls say so, so I don't have to ask03:58
elmodone03:58
pittielmo: yep, next time; thanks03:58
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pittijdthood: patch applied, thanks!04:00
jdthoodpitti: Yer fast, dude.04:00
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bddebianCan someone please clarify for me?  Can I add new .desktop files or not?04:24
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Riddellbddebian: why would you want to?04:27
DizietAnyone here know anything about defoma ?  16599 shows a missing font file.04:28
bddebianRiddell: To close Malone bugs04:28
Riddellbddebian: any example?04:30
bddebianMalone 269004:30
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RotundWhat is the proper procedure to go about requesting a package gets updated to a newer version before Breezy is released?04:32
Rotundis it a bug report?04:32
MithrandirRotund: if it's in main: you're probably too late, if it's in universe, ask on #ubuntu-motu04:32
bddebianRotund: A main or universe package?04:32
Rotundlibtheora.  I'm assuming main04:32
mvoRiddell: if you haven't uploaded kdm already, please hold on a bit. I have a second version of the console-screen patch04:33
bddebianRotund: Yep, it's main so you probably won't see it.04:33
Rotunddarn.  they've fixed the memory leaks and bitrate management issues04:34
RotundThat's kind of major in my mind04:34
MithrandirRotund: is it a clean and nice patch?04:34
RotundI don't know.04:34
Rotundalpha4 was 14 Dec 2005 and alpha5 was 20 Aug 200504:35
RotundI have to assume there were major changes04:35
RotundWell.  they call it a "incremental update"04:36
janimoRotund, the changes summarized on their site suggests there aren't so many04:36
RotundThe site suggests that, but 8 months between releases would make me think that's unlikely04:37
Kamiondepends on how active the project is.04:37
Kamionanyway, only way to actually check is to look at the changelog or the source diff04:37
Riddellbddebian: I don't see what's wrong with adding that, having an untranslated .desktop file is better than none at all in my opinion04:38
RotundI'd hope theora (the great hope for a good open source no patent video codec) is fairly active04:38
Riddellbddebian: but don't take my word for it04:38
jdthoodI have been looking at bugs filed at bugs.freedesktop.org for the radeon driver.  I find that some of the issues reported there are also mentioned in the xserver-xorg changelog, sometimes as fixed.  Are patches being sent upstream?04:39
bddebianseb128: Do you have an opinion on that?04:39
highvoltageelmo: i want to arrange a mirror for ubuntu & edubuntu at a local isp. how much space would it take up? and which paths should ideally be mirrored?04:43
highvoltageelmo: if you're not arround, please mail me back: jonathan@tsf.org.za04:43
RotundThe changes in theora alpha5 are mostly comments04:46
Rotund1 added feature and a little renaming04:47
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jdubelmo: ping04:54
bddebianAnyone know much/anything about erlang?04:55
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Rotundanother question about packages.  What if there's a newer version of the package in Debian (same maintainer) than in Universe?04:56
Rotund(Ross Burton and Meld)04:56
elmojdub: ?04:57
jdubRotund: we stop syncing at UpstreamVersionFreeze - that's quite normal04:57
jdubhey elmo 04:57
ograRotund, main packages need a real good reason to et upgraded in this state of the release cycle, added features dont fall in this category...04:57
ograRotund, but inuverse upgrades are possible as long as it is proven that a upgrade doesnt affect any other packages or introduces new bugs04:58
sivangRotund: mainly bugfixes04:58
ograRotund, so if it doesnt introduce new breakage, meld seems like a good candidate04:59
RotundWell, I see the libtheora as bugfixes.  The meld is a much larger change (going version 1.0) but there's no interlinking04:59
ograRotund, for universe stuff #ubuntu-motu is the right place04:59
Rotundogra: and what should I say?05:00
ograRotund, which crasher or dataloss bugs does the theors upgrade fix ? 05:00
ogra*theora05:00
Rotundbad encoding/decoding and memory leaks.05:00
Kamionogra: don't confuse him by talking about universe - libtheora is in main05:00
ograKamion, he asked about meld05:01
RotundKamion: meld is in universe05:01
Kamionoh, but meld, ok05:01
Kamionfair enough, sorry05:01
RotundI've found 2 packages =)05:01
ograRotund, go to -motu and ask for a update there, the MOTUs will care for it05:02
Rotundlibtheora I expected to see a new version when it was released in August and didn't notice it hadn;t gotten upgraded until now05:02
ografor theora ... that needs proof that it really fixes stuff...05:02
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DizietIWBNI people who wrote shell runes had some idea about how.05:03
DizietIt Would Be Nice If.05:04
ograDiziet, btw, you would be my hero if you could fix the "the cert window pops up on the wrong (even minimized) ff win"05:05
sivanglol05:05
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sivangmine too :)05:05
ogradunno a bug # though... but its quite annoying and thim never managed to fix it05:05
ograthom even05:05
sivangI guess we should use epiphany , as seb128 says :)05:06
DizietI haven't looked at it at all.  It gives me the impression of being very nontrivial.05:06
RotundHmmm.  libtheora on Debian hasn't been updated at all (even in unstable)05:06
RotundThat's interesting as there wasn't many changes05:06
DizietIs it upstream ?  It's the kind of thing you would think would be in upstream's bugzilla.05:06
ograi think its a question of missing metacity/wnck integration05:06
DizietHas _no-one_ noticed that if you have two printers of the same type, you can't print to the second one in firefox ?  (Because the second one ends up with a space in its name.)05:07
ograi guess the lack of two printers prevents most people of notcing :)05:07
Rotundogra: so for theora, the change list from Xiph isn't good enough.05:08
DizietBut making lots of different printers (all of which don't actually go anywhere) is the only sane way to test printing.05:08
sivangDiziet: firefox specific? not CUPS thing?05:08
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Dizietsivang: It's a bug in the default print command.05:08
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ograRotund, if its not in debian yet its unlikely anyway that we can easily upgrade...05:08
DizietOf course ffox doesn't bother putting up a dialogue saying `your print command died', let alone capture the stderr and show it to you.05:08
RotundI guess I don't really care as I'm thinking of grabbing a CVS version of theora anyways.05:08
DizietSo if you run ffox from the panel, you print and nothing comes out and you wonder why.05:09
Rotundthanks a lot05:09
ograelmo, could you sync meld from sid please ? i dont think there were ubuntu changes05:09
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Rotundogra: meld is only changed in unstable... not sid05:10
Dizietcert window bug> I agree it's a bug that really ought to be fixed.  But it feels like one with a big patch.05:10
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Rotundoh wait.  That is sid =)05:10
ograerr, sid != unstable O_O ? did i miss something ?05:10
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Rotundsorry.  I think they'd say "okay now we bump sid to testing and make a new release name for unstable"05:11
ograDiziet, i think its only a bt fiddling with wnck/metacity... to find out which win is requesting the popup and let it appear there05:11
ogras/bt/bit05:11
ograbut might be time consuming...05:11
ograprobably to late for tha05:11
ograt05:11
KamionRotund: no, not true; Debian releases testing as stable and then makes a new codename for testing05:12
RotundI was thinking sarge as well. not sid.  double oopsy05:12
RotundKamion: yeah.  I forgot that notation.05:12
Kamionsid is (nowadays) a permanent codename for unstable05:12
Rotundanyways.  Thanks a lot and off to work05:12
Dizietogra: You think it's a metacity bug ?  I'm not very familiar with post-1995 wm protocols :-).05:13
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dholbachbbl05:14
ograDiziet, i think its missing integration ... i bet epiphany does it right05:15
Diziet`Missing integration'?  Sounds like someone has invented a scheme that means every app has to know about every wm ...05:15
DizietWahey !  10293 happens to me too, all by itself.05:16
DizietI mean, with my actual printer when I just try to print something.05:16
DizietStrange that it only happens sometimes.05:16
ograDiziet, metacity uses timestamps for windows since hoary, it prevents windows from stealing the focus.... i think there we would have to look...05:18
ogra(stealing the focus and popping up in fron of the other wins ...)05:18
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Amaranthseb128: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15636 is fixed in pyxdg cvs05:19
Amaranth/whois seb128 05:19
Amarantherr05:19
Amaranthoops05:19
Dizietogra: Oh, this is that launch timestamp thing that I remember seeing somewhere.05:20
ograyup05:20
janimois powermanagement-interface available on all platforms?05:20
ograiirc the prob appeared with this change05:20
DizietIf you think you know roughly where to look etc. I'd be happy to consider a patch if it's _really small_ and I can see that it's correct.05:20
pittielmo: please sync py2play (ubuntu override ok) and phpmyadmin from Debian (security updates)05:20
ograDiziet, i really think its time consuming to find the right place05:21
ogralets keep it for dapper, but look into it early05:21
DizietRight.  More so for me - I'd have to start to understand it all first.05:21
DizietSure.05:21
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ograi'll happily help :)05:21
pittielmo: oh, and gopher and imp3, too, please (all universe)05:21
Dizietogra: Thanks, I'll probably take you up on that.05:21
ogra:)05:21
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elmopitti: done05:23
pittielmo: thanks05:23
ograelmo, did you get my request for meld above ? 05:26
DizietAnyone see my request for help with defoma and fonts ?05:27
Diziet1659905:27
Dizietogra: If you know something about metacity, do you have an opinion about the correctness of the patch http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=51679&action=view which is supposedly for our 15995 ?05:29
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ograDiziet, looks good to me... but a quich look from seb128 wouldnt do any harm i think ;)05:30
ograhes far deeper in metacity...05:31
DizietI'm not wholly convinced, in particular because it seems to count UTF-8 chars rather than bytes (which is probably what the X server is complaining about when it sends the error that makes metacity die), and there's no justification for the number 512.05:32
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DizietI mean the X server probably counts bytes.05:32
DizietAlso, I'm not sure if it's in the right place - that it catches all bugs of this form.05:33
DizietIt seems unlikely that there would be just the one, but of course ICBW.05:33
Dizietseb128: ping05:34
ogranope, it wont catch all bugs of this form... 05:34
DizietOTOH we might be better off fixing this one which can be exploited by web pages.  Others probably can't.05:34
ograask Riddell if konqueror in KDE can see the site without crash :)05:34
Riddellwhich site?05:35
seb128Diziet: pong05:35
ograif he can, X shouldnt matter05:35
ograRiddell, 1599505:35
Dizietseb: See scrool re 15995.05:35
hungerIs wiki.ubuntu.com down?05:35
seb128Diziet: it can't hurt, I would use it05:35
hungerNo, works with another browser:-( Sorry for the noise.05:36
Mithrandirogra: well, it doesn't crash with openbox.05:36
Dizietriddell: Use my test case, not the original site, and save yourself the unpleasant experience :-).05:36
ograMithrandir, thast what i expected05:36
ogra:)05:36
Dizietseb: Um, but I would like to fix the bug properly and so forth.05:36
ograDiziet, see Mithrandir 05:36
DizietIf you don't know, that's fine, I'll investigate myself.05:36
ograso X shouldnt matter here05:36
ograits a WM thing05:36
seb128Diziet: is there any reason to put a limit to the title length?05:37
DizietThe way it fails is that metacity sends some X request that's too large and the X server says `no way' and then metacity's X error handler kills it.05:37
RiddellDiziet: no crash in konqueror05:37
Mithrandiropenbox limits the title to ~4k, though05:37
DizietClearly a title that's too long to display is pointless and ought to be truncated.05:37
DizietDisplay anywhere, I mean.05:37
seb128Diziet: the patch seems fine to me05:38
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DizietWhere did this `512' come from ?05:38
RiddellDiziet: no crash in konqueror when using metacity either05:38
DizietRiddell: konqueror probably (sensibly) truncates the title itself.  I don't think, though, that it's a _bug_ in ffox that it doesn't.05:39
DizietIs that the only place where the title is set ?  I grepped for \btitle\b and got other stuff which I don't currently understand but seems like it might have similar problems.05:40
DizietAre there other strings analagous to the title which metacity also mishandles ?05:40
DizietThese are the kind of questions I'm looking for answers to.05:40
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seb128comment on the gnome bug05:41
seb128they will probably reply05:41
DizietJust `the patch is fine' isn't so reassuring :-).  I can see that the patch doesn't make it worse ...05:41
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mjg59Kamion: New installs mount my other Linux partitions by default, but don't mount my Windows partition  by default. Deliberate?05:42
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seb128Diziet: I'm not upstream for that and doesn't know the code for it, better to comment on bugzilla.org for a GNOME guys :)05:43
Dizietseb: :-).  OK.05:43
DizietIf they're good about replies, I'll do that before I get stuck in myself.05:43
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Kamionmjg59: #16233, I imagine05:49
Kamionmjg59: but send me /var/log/partman if you could05:49
Kamionor /var/log/installer/partman if you've finished the install05:49
mjg59Ok05:50
mjg59It didn't involve autopartitioning, BTW05:50
Kamionhmm05:51
mjg59I just selected some existing partitions and formatted them05:51
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Kamionit's supposed to preselect your Windows partition to be mounted on /media/hda<n> or whatever05:51
mjg59Yeah05:53
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pitticarlos: ok, I have created a reasonably useful blender.pot now :-)05:55
carlospitti, wow, how?05:57
bddebianelmo: Should we morgue manderlbot since neither we nor Debian have source for libxmerl-erlang which manderlbot depends on?05:58
pitticarlos: some blender guy sent me 64 KB python code that grabs the strings and builds a pot05:58
pitticarlos: it contains some strings that shouldn't be translated, but that's good enough05:58
bddebianseb128: Did you happen to see my question about new untranslated .desktop files?05:59
ograelmo, ta for meld...05:59
carlospitti, ok06:00
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pittidoko: ping06:02
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elvirolohi all06:03
bddebianHello elvirolo06:04
elvirolois the relaese of breezy gonna be delayed ? because it still has serious bugs06:04
bddebianinfinity or lamont-away: Can you please clear the dep-wait for ghc-cvs?06:04
elvirololike this one : http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1606606:04
Yagisanelvirolo: thats a normal bug - if you want serious try to install hoary on linux software raid with /usr as 0 or 5- and see if it starts06:07
elviroloI understand06:07
Yagisanelvirolo: I'm sure it will get fixed at some stage though06:07
elvirolobut still it definitely needs to be fixed ...06:07
elvirolobut breezy will be released soonush06:08
elvirolosoonish*06:08
dokopitti: pong. while you are here, mind checking OOo1 on you iBook? *duck*06:08
pittidoko: is the "sys" module really included in python-minimal? dpkg -L does not reveal it06:09
pittidoko: why ooo1?06:09
dokopitti: it's a builtin module06:10
pittidoko: ah, thanks06:10
lamont-awaybddebian: doing it now, with a vengence06:10
torkelelvirolo: follow the hint in comment #3 (setting the loglevel to debug) and attatch a log to the report and someone will probably take a look at it06:10
dokopitti: OOo1 does have more translations than OOo2, does even run on machines like iBooks ...06:11
elvirolotorkel: thank you, i shall06:11
bddebianlamont-away: With a vengence? :-)06:11
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bob2what is the selling point of 2.0 over 1.0?06:11
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tsengbob2: i think the gnome integration is actually part of 2.006:12
tsengbob2: and not a massive fork/patch06:12
elvirolotorkel: in fact, comment #3 was mine :-D06:12
Mithrandirbob2: slower, fatter and makes even more people cry.06:12
dokobob2: writing OpenDocument format, better MS compatibility (although there are some regressions)06:13
bob2haha06:13
bob2tseng: I always thought OO 1 didn't link against enough libs ;)06:13
lamont-awaybddebian: I um, cleared 'em all06:14
bddebianlamont-away: Ahh :-)06:14
tsengbob2: http://www.equalmusic.com/photos/coheed3.jpg in other news, you could double for the singer of coheed and cambria, i think06:14
bddebianlamont-away: How far behind is: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Lists/breezy.all.i386 ?06:17
lamont-awayThat file gets created and pushed to that URL every 20 minutes06:18
seb128bddebian: nop, say it again ?06:25
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janimomjg59, is pmi susp/hib supposed to work in console mode too?06:30
bddebianlamont-away: OK, thx06:30
bddebianseb128: Should I not add new untranslated .desktop files either?06:30
pittidoko: FWIW, neither OOO1 nor 2 are particularly nice on a 256 MB iBook, they are both slow as hell06:31
pittidoko: ok, where are the debs?06:31
seb128bddebian: I've no opinion on that, that doesn't make a regression ... but I'm not sure if we prefer to lack some entries or to have some english ones 06:31
seb128maybe you could mail the mailing list about that?06:31
janimoogra ping06:32
ograjanimo, pong06:32
janimoogra mailing list admin questions again got 2 minutes?06:33
ograsure06:33
lamont-awaypitti: you should try them on a 128MB system.. :-)06:33
lamont-awaymy wife needs more memory...06:33
pittilamont-away: no thanks, /me uses LaTeX and gnumeric :-) (my gf, too)06:33
PzyCrowSince upgrading to Breezy each try to start X with the nvidia driver results in a system lockup. Is this a known problem? I couldn't find anything in bugzilla.06:33
pittielmo: loop-aes-utils sync, please06:36
bddebianseb128: OK06:36
dokopitti: in the archive (1.1.5)06:37
pittidoko: ah, that one; ok06:37
pittidoko: is it utterly urgent? or is tomorrow ok?06:37
dokopitti: end of week/weekend would be nice06:37
pittidoko: yep, ok06:37
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pittiBenC, mvo: btw, has there been any solution to the kernel upgrade notification?06:40
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mvopitti: it should be a matter of adding the needed key to the notification file. but I don't want to upload a kernel with just that change in :)06:44
mjg59janimo: If you're lucky06:44
pittimvo: so there is such a key now?06:44
pittimvo: jbailey wants to add a reboot notice to glibc; I guess it is high time to factorize those06:44
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jdubelmo: ping06:45
mvopitti: there has been the idea around to have a "reboot" notification that can just be touched if a pkg needs rebooting06:46
mvopitti: I find this idea nice and appealing06:46
janimomjg59, also why is vbestate not saved on prepare (commented in the script) on resume it prints out errors06:46
mjg59janimo: Because doing that breaks things06:47
mjg59It's saved on boot isntead06:47
pittimvo: yes, but we need to make it a bit more flexible, maybe the user is interested in the reason06:47
pittimvo: otherwise just touching user.d/reboot is easy06:47
janimomjg59, which script saves it?06:47
janimoalso is pmi platform indep, can I depend on it in a package?06:48
janimoI am rying to get susp/hib into xfce-session06:48
mjg59janimo: /etc/init.d/vbesave06:48
jbaileypitti: Ah, you're already talking about it. =)06:48
mjg59Yes, pmi should be platform independent06:48
infinitypitti : The kind of people those notes are targetted at don't care about reasons, they care about "some updates you installed require a reboot, please do so"06:48
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pittiinfinity: well, true06:49
infinitypitti : People who want reasons have changelogs, can watch the packages installing, etc, etc.06:49
janimois pmi an ubuntu only thing for now? Can I send patched sources calling pmi upstream?06:49
infinitypitti : We're not really targetting people who should have to know or care what glibc is in the first place.06:49
pittimvo: ok, so what about having u-d just ship a well translated generic reboot notification?06:49
jbaileymvo: My thought was to have a notification in /usr/share/doc of some sort.06:49
jbaileyNice, generic and translated.06:49
pittimvo: then hal, dbus, kernel, etc. just create a symlink to it06:49
jbaileyThen just ln -sf it when you need it06:49
jbaileyOn reboot rm the created symlink.06:50
infinityLooks like many people have all reached the same page at the same time.06:50
infinityAlways good. :)06:50
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jbaileyinfinity: Watch it page fault now.  WE'LL ALL BE SWAPPED OUT!  OH NO!!06:50
jbaileyerr.06:50
jbaileydont mind me. =)06:50
elmojdub: ?06:50
elmopitti: done06:51
pittithanks06:51
infinityjbailey : Nerd jokes don't suit you.06:51
bddebianheh06:51
jbaileyinfinity: What would you rather I tell, dear?06:51
infinityjbailey : Try something vaguely sexually suggestive and oddly creepy instead.06:52
jbaileyOh, you mean go back to my usual.06:52
bddebianhahaha06:52
jbaileyinfinity: It's a bit harder without jblack sitting beside me, but I can try. =)06:52
mvopitti: yes, that sounds good to me06:52
pittimvo: it would really help to fix this nasty "4 notifications in a row" mess, so I hope mdz ack's this for Breezy :-)06:53
janimomjg59, ah I did not have vbestate becauseI forgot to uncommend ACPI_SLEEP.Will uncommented remain the default for breezy?06:53
jbaileypitti: My favourite is getting the notices after I reboot. =)06:53
infinitypitti, mvo : Well, the fact that it's "very translateable" will score brownie points for approval, I'm sure.  And if you get the string written and frozen in the next day or two, we may even have 15 or 20 languages by release. :)06:53
mvopitti: I'll attack it right after coming back from playing hockey06:54
pittimvo: I love you :-)06:54
bddebianhmm06:54
pittiinfinity: and it's not even intrusive06:54
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lamont-awayelmo: please take a gander at anastasia w/hppa and see how it looks...06:55
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lamont-awaygetting at least palo and libgcc2 into main would mean we could build CD's and actually test things and such06:55
pittiinfinity: sleep well06:56
LaschWKamion: Is there any CVS access to have a closer look at OEM mode install related programms?`06:59
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mdzpitti: ?07:02
pittiMorning mdz07:02
bddebianHello mdz07:02
pittimdz: the idea was to unify the current plethora of "please reboot" update notifications of hal, dbus, kernel, and glibc to one common and well translated generic reboot notification07:03
pittimdz: u-n would ship this in /usr/share somewhere, packages could just drop a symlink into user.d/ and u-n's init script coudl properly clean up the symlink07:04
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pittimdz: so user see one nice message instead of 4 untranslated one07:04
mdzpitti: that would definitely be an improvement07:04
pittimdz: what do you think?07:04
mdzpitti: but what changes are involved?07:04
pittimdz: u-n needs to ship that file, and we need to update hal, dbus, kernel, and glibc to set a symlink instead of creating their own notifications07:04
mdzI think it should be abstracted in u-n07:05
pittimdz: (well, glibc does not yet do it, jbailey is just about to add the notification, that's why we discussed about it in the first place)07:05
pittimdz: a small u-n script that sets the symlink is even nicer, right07:05
pittimdz: maybe /usr/share/u-n/flag-reboot, or whatever07:06
mdzso packages would do if ...exists...; then notify-reboot-required; fi07:06
mdzright07:06
pittisounds good07:06
mdzrather than worrying about symlink issues07:06
pittimdz: I think that is unintrusive enough to be breezyable, and it would improve user experience a lot07:06
mdzthat's fine with me if it goes in this week07:06
mdznext week we start rolling RC candidates07:06
pittimdz:<mvo> pitti: I'll attack it right after coming back from playing hockey07:06
pittimdz: changing hal and dbus is a piece of cake, kernel probably too07:07
pittimdz: technically, this would be subject to NonLanguagePackTranslationDeadline, though :-)07:08
mdzpitti: well, if we create these common templates in u-n, we can include them in u-n's po file07:10
mdzpitti: and export to rosetta and langpacks07:10
mdzwhich would be great07:10
pittiright07:11
mdzDiziet: any resolution on the firefox font situation?07:11
pittiwe can't just translate them automatically since the files don't use gettext07:11
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ogragrrrr 5th evo crash today07:15
Nafalloogra: sounds fun :-)07:15
pittiogra: "mutt sucks less" (SCNR)07:15
pittiogra: seriously, any useful backtrace?07:15
ograpitti, ENOTIME07:16
Mithrandirpitti: mutt sucks differently, you mean?07:16
pittiogra: my last evo crash produced a nice bt, which was fixed quickly07:16
pittiMithrandir: definitively much less for me at least07:16
ograpitti, it just locks up... after about 3-4h usage07:16
pittiMithrandir: although I agree that it is a matter of taste07:16
ograno crash or backtrace07:16
pittiogra: strace?07:16
jbaileystrace on evo for two hours would be too painful to use.07:16
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pittijbailey: why for two hours?07:17
pittijbailey: just attach strace to it when it hangs07:17
ograpitti, i'm running 2 pbuilder simultaneously compiling xscreensaver, i have no ressources for 4h evo stracing07:17
pittiogra: ^07:17
pittiogra: no need to07:17
jbaileypitti: Yeaeh, true.07:17
pittiogra: also, if evo hangs, just gdb-attach on it and bt it07:17
pittiogra: if you have -dbg installed, you should get a good result07:17
Mithrandirogra: you should have more than one computer. :-)07:18
ograpitti, will do, next time it crashes07:18
pittiogra: "gdb /usr/bin/evolution $(pidof evolution)" -> you get the idea07:18
ograsure07:18
pittiogra: and "strace -p $(pidof evolution)"07:18
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ograi wonder if its mdz's fault, it happened 3 out of 7 times when i answered mails from him :P07:19
pittiogra: shhh - that's still s3kr3t07:19
Mithrandirtoo much hot mdz&ogra action?07:19
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Nafallolol07:20
pittiogra: check the source for strcmp(s, "mdz") || sleep(10000000)07:20
Dizietmdz: Hi.  Fonts, yes:07:20
Nafallolol07:20
ogra*g*07:20
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DizietThe discussion on the mailing list seems rather inconclusive.07:20
DizietI can change the default from serif to sans (indeed I've just uploaded that).07:21
ograDiziet, i find the debian bug very clear07:21
Nafalloelmo: did you miss Kamions syncrequest for nano earlier? :-)07:22
dokoelmo: please install lib64z1-dev on davis/breezy, the concordia stuff can wait, but this one would be very nice to have07:23
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Dizietogra: You mean you agree with Keith Packard's message of the 3rd of April ?07:25
DizietIt certainly seems unclear to me at the moment that the right fix is some change in firefox to request a different font.07:25
ograDiziet, i agree with robot101's fix of th wrong mapping for helvetica, tahoma, verdana07:25
ogra#its fonconfigs mapping of the MS fonts07:26
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DizietHello.07:26
elmodoko: done07:26
elmoNafallo: yes07:27
DizietUm, where is that fix ?07:27
DizietAre you referring to those two URL's in Romain Francoise's message in the Debian BTS ?07:27
ograyup, to Robot101's blg07:27
ograblog07:28
Diziet40307:28
dokoelmo: thanks07:28
ograthere is a new url attached to the mail07:28
ograsorry, me evo just freaked out..07:29
DizietWhat mail ?07:29
Nafallo13:36:44 Kamion  elmo: please sync nano from unstable (tepsipakki's bug above, plus line count bug that I think might be one that's been annoying me for ages on amd64)07:29
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elmoKamion: done07:30
ograDiziet, http://www.robot101.net/2005/03/16/fontconfig-fun/07:30
ografrom "Ming Hua" 07:31
DizietOh, wow, actual running prose :-).07:31
DizietRight, that's a nice summary of the problem.07:33
TreenaksYou don't have permission to access /files/fonts.conf on this server.07:33
Diziet_However_ it doesn't answer my question about metric equivalence.07:33
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Treenaksuh07:33
TreenaksRobot101: 07:33
Robot101oh, sorry07:33
Robot101hmm07:34
Robot101thats interesting07:34
ograDiziet, dont touch the sizes... some webdesigners rely on that ... you'll produce a lot of anger among them :)07:34
Robot101er, it works for me07:34
Treenaksogra: those web designers should be taken out, shot, shot again, cut to pieces, and dumped in a fast-flowing river07:34
Dizietogra: We had that conversation on ubuntu-devel.  See 07:34
ograTreenaks, its the majority07:35
Diziet<1127978611.7321.46.camel@localhost.localdomain> from James Livingston <jrl@ids.org.au>07:35
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Treenaksogra: time to organise a party then ;)07:35
ograDiziet, see mpt's comment there07:35
Dizietmpt> Don't have that one yet I think.07:36
ograits from tuesday (18:39 german time)07:36
DizietIn any case, let us suppose for the moment that we accept the idea that the metrics _must_ be right even for web fonts.07:36
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DizietWhat's that in UTC ?  Message-ID ?07:37
slomoDiziet: german is UTC+020007:37
ograMessage-Id: <a375865ad4f49036d755b25015008af7@canonical.com>07:37
Dizietogra: Um, eh ?07:38
ogra?07:38
DizietAnyway, back to what I was saying:07:38
DizietSo if you think that the metrics have to be right, then surely you must conclude that we have to leave the situation as it is.  Since in hoary the metrics were wrong - we used a font with the wrong metrics - and in breezy the situation is more correct.07:39
DizietWhereas in fact everyone's complaint seems to be the reverse.07:39
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ograDiziet, in any case you should discuss it with mtp, why else has canonical a UI specialist who cares exactly for that07:39
ogra*mpt07:39
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mdzDiziet: my understanding from the discussion is that the defalut fonts, as in hoary, are Vera, but some users are getting a different font from fontconfig for some reason07:42
mdzDiziet: that's the bit we need to address07:42
DizietYes.07:42
ograyup07:42
DizietIt's a shame no-one is answering my point about metrics.07:42
Amaranthmdz: fontconfig 2.3 change from what has been said07:42
DizietWe can't just change fontconfig to hand out fonts with the wrong metrics more often, because that will break typesetting applications.07:43
Amaranthmdz: the metrics are now correct and good for printing but look like ass on the screen for a website07:43
mdzAmaranth: I'm talking about the fact that some users are getting an entirely different font, as returned by fc-match07:43
ograDiziet, we shouldnt step away to far from upstream with the metrics...07:43
Amaranthmdz: you mean the ones getting nimbus?07:44
mdzDiziet: if nothing else we should revert to the Hoary behaviour; the change of fonts in firefox is a regression07:44
mdzAmaranth: yes07:44
ograDiziet, if i design a page for mozilla, i expect it to look the same in all mozillas (at least on the same OS)07:44
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Dizietmdz: AIUI it's not just a regression - it fixes some broken cases for printing.07:44
janimoelmo, please sync xfce4-notes-plugin, discard our changes, thanks07:44
mdzDiziet: the screen is more important07:44
elmojanimo: please read my email07:44
mdzfirefox is a front line app07:44
mdzdoes anyone remember that bug about unicode_start only being run for the first console?07:45
janimoelmo, did not get it was wondering why you synced the tow others07:45
ograDiziet, i would follow the blog entry but with the djvu fonts instead of the standard vera fonts, looks like the conclusion for me if i take all answers07:45
mdzit's been duped as 16607 but I can't find the original bug07:45
DizietI'd like to try to find a proper fix before we jump back to hoary.  But if that bug is better than this bug sure.07:45
ograDiziet, we dont jump back to hoary07:46
elmojanimo: sigh.  it's in my email.  xfce4-notes-plugin is newer in breezy than in sid.  I can't sync it.07:46
ograDiziet, there were no djvu fonts in hoary...07:46
pittimdz: that bug is still present, btw07:46
janimoepoch?ok thanks07:46
mdzpitti: what' sthe bug#?07:46
pittino idea, /me looks07:47
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elmojanimo: no, don't epoch it07:47
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DizietWe could jump back to hoary by nixing fontconfig to hand out `wrong' but better-looking fonts.07:48
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janimoelmo, of course I am not, I was wonderind if we already had epoch. but I'll look. thanks07:49
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ograGRRRR07:50
AmaranthDiziet: or change the firefox preferences to use certain fonts instead of 'serif' and 'sans-serif'07:50
ograwhy is xscrensavers status mapping scattered all over the code... 07:51
ograAmaranth, thats not good as default...07:51
pittimdz: can't find it either, maybe it was never filed...07:51
Amaranthogra: no, it but it does fix both problems, just in a hacky way07:51
Dizietamaranth: You think that's right ?  I'm going to suggest it in the discussion.07:52
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ograAmaranth, thats merely evil07:52
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DizietWill it help when the website asks for a particular font ?  Because that seems to be the case in question.07:52
ogranope07:52
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ograthe fontconfigmapping will still bring you Nimbus07:53
AmaranthDiziet: I don't think it's right, I think it is just less wrong than breaking either printing or screen reading in fontconfig07:53
Amaranthogra: if you specify a windows font that you don't have installed, yeah07:53
Amaranthwhich most websites do....even mine07:53
ograAmaranth, we have no windows fontrs in ubuntu07:53
Amaranthi know07:53
DizietAIUI, the problem is when a site asks for a Windows font.07:54
Dizietfontconfig recognises the font name and realises that only Nimbus fits the metrics.07:54
Amaranthi was just showing my change of heart on irc so it wouldn't sound like i'm saying two things at once :)07:54
DizietSo it uses Nimbus.07:54
ograso this must get fixed... its an odd experience if half the sites look blurry by default, even if they print fine07:54
DizietAm I right ?07:54
AmaranthDiziet: yep07:54
ograDiziet, not really...07:54
DizietWhere am I wrong ?07:54
AmaranthThe only real solution I can think of is to make fontconfig understand the difference between screen and print.07:55
ograDiziet, it recognizes that keithp selected Nimbus as the right font...07:55
Dizietkeithp ?07:55
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Amaranthbut that's why he selected it07:55
ografontconfig doesnt compare metrics, it follows the local..conf file07:55
ograDiziet, upstream07:55
Amaranthkeithp == keith packard, super X hacker ;)07:56
Dizietupstream> Oh, right.07:56
DizietYes, yes, but the _reason_ that font is listed there is because it has the right metrics.07:56
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ograthats the real bug imho... it *should* cmpare metrics instead of pulling them from a font file and it should know if its for print or screen... but it doesnt now...07:57
Amaranthwasn't him getting kicked out of the xfree86 team the final straw that made people fork? (offtopic)07:57
DizietWhat ?  Why would it know print or screen ?  It just gets the requested name, right ?07:57
pittiLathiat: indeed, I'm on a security rampage today :-)07:57
ograDiziet, only for priting which is not as important in a browser as screen07:57
Amaranthogra: Yeah, like I said the real solution is to make fontconfig understand the difference between print and screen. That's not happening before breezy releases though.07:58
ograDiziet, yes, but it *should* know what for the font is needed...07:58
Dizietogra: *should*> Right.07:58
ograas long as we have different fonts for print/screen07:58
DizietCan we just stick to the facts rather than the shoulds for a moment ?07:58
ograas long as it doesnt, concentrate in screen, not on print07:58
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AmaranthDiziet: The facts are we either break printing or break screen reading in ways that will have people bitching.07:59
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DizietDo we in fact have different fonts ?  I thought the same font files were used for both ?07:59
Dizietama: That's not a fact, that's a conclusion.07:59
ogratype1 vs ttf :)07:59
DizietStop trying to pursuade me and inform me, dammit !07:59
ogratype1 -> wondeful for printing, they look far better than ttf...07:59
dilingerwow07:59
ograttf -> best for screen ... 08:00
dilingerapt just shit itself quite spectacularly08:00
DizietSo when ffox invokes fontconfig, does fontconfig know it's for the screen ?08:00
ogranope08:00
AmaranthNo.08:00
DizietNote of course that ffox wants fonts for printing too and then it still wants `nice' rather than `right metrics', unlike most other cases of printing.08:00
ograthats place for future improvement 08:01
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DizietSo if you're sayign that type1 is for printing and ttf is for screen, how does fontconfig know which to pick ?08:01
ograthe main purpose for a browser is screen reading...08:01
DizietI mean, how do you get it to pick a type1 for printing ?08:01
ograit doesnt, thats the point08:01
DizietI'm going to ignore all comments of the form `it is more important that'.08:01
jdubum08:01
ograand currently it picks a type1 for screen08:02
jdubthere's really no qualitative difference between type1 and ttf for printing08:02
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DizietSo is it really the case that you should never pick a type1 for the screen ?08:02
jdubno08:02
ograjdub, scale a ttf to 400pt ;)08:02
ograand then print it :)08:02
jdubogra: looks fine, no technical reason why it shouldn't08:02
Dizietjdub: Are you disagreeing with:08:03
Diziet<ogra> type1 -> wondeful for printing, they look far better than ttf...08:03
jdubDiziet: it is less optimal to choose type1 for screen because they don't provide as much hinting as ttfs08:03
Diziet<ogra> ttf -> best for screen ... 08:03
Dizietjdub: Ah.08:03
DizietSo you would normally prefer a ttf ?08:03
jdubthis is not wildly relevant to choosing a font for firefox08:03
jdubof course08:03
jdubone of the bitstream vera family08:03
ograDiziet, so wipe my first sentence then ... i remember times where you shouldnt have used ttf for print08:03
DizietCouldn't we have ffox invoke fc with a special flag, eg  --use-font-maps-from=/usr/share/other/directory/with/different/mappings   ?08:04
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ograDiziet, yeah, in dapper :)08:05
DizietWell, is it that hard ?08:05
jdubDiziet: erk, why?08:05
DizietSo that ffox can get different answers to gs.08:05
Mithrandirogra: ttf has always been ok to print, at least since it was introduced in Mac OS 7 in 1991.08:05
DizietOr whatever else uses fc.08:05
ograjdub, Diziet wnats perfect metrics for printing08:05
jdubdiziet can't always get what he wants :-)08:06
DizietIf you use a font with significantly different metrics with a page description language you end up with seriously damaged output.08:06
DizietThe question is, can I this time ?08:06
ograMithrandir, so bring a ps document with embedded ttf fonts to a print shop... 08:06
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jdubright, so we should not configure fontconfig to match fonts with wildly different metrics08:06
Mithrandirogra: print shops usually prefer PDFs, not PS nowadays. :-)08:07
jduband, really, you should be choosing specific fonts when you require this anyway08:07
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DizietWas the previous situation with substituting Vera for the M$ fonts OK ?08:07
ograMithrandir, i'm out of print business since nearly 10 years *shrug*08:07
ograDiziet, yes08:07
Dizietjdub: Yes, but we're about to configure it so that even when the document requests specific fonts we give it different ones, aren't we ?08:07
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jdubDiziet: why would we do that?08:08
ograimho you only need 2 fonts in a browser, serif and sans...08:08
DizietThe problem case is web pages which specify a specific font.08:08
ograerr 3 ... monospace indeed08:08
DizietYou'd prefer to nobble it so that ffox only used the defaults ?08:09
jdubDiziet: why is that a problem case? they get what they ask for08:09
Mithrandirmdz: re the gnome slowdown; I'm unable to reproduce that on any machine I have available.  The only one which matches the other machines somewhat dies in the middle of the bonnie run, but I was too tired&bored at the end of the day to debug why.08:09
DizietWeb designers are idiots.08:09
DizietMany sites request specific M$ fonts because that's what was on the idiot's system.08:09
DizietAnd they look crap as a result.08:09
jduband we have fonts that are like those08:09
Diziet(This is not my experience, only my understanding.)#08:10
DizietWe have (a) fonts that would look good if we substituted them and (b) fonts that have the same metrics but not (a)&(b) together.08:10
DizietNow in a web browser we want (a) and for printing we want (b).08:10
jdubij08:10
jdubok08:10
jdubthis is solving a non-problem08:10
jdublet's avoid the damage by ignoring whoever suggested this08:11
DizietPeople seem to think it's important that web pages look pretty in our browser.08:11
jdubthey do08:11
jdubif they think web pages rely on precise font metrics, they're wrong08:11
jdubso08:11
DizietNot these ones with the broken font specifications, which are (apparently) fairly common.08:11
DizietYes, yes, the web pages _don't_ rely on precise metrics.08:11
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DizietThey just specify the M$ font.08:11
jduband that's fine08:12
DizietIf you use another font they render fine.08:12
jdubthe browser says "oh, don't have that font, we'll fall back to serif or sans"08:12
jdubor, more likely, the page specifies a fall back08:12
DizietBut, the font that breezy's fontconfig picks when you ask for the M$ one, looks crap.08:12
jdubeither way08:12
jdubit doesn't matter08:12
jdubif fontconfig's matching list includes crap looking fonts, remove the matchings that refer to crap looking fonts08:12
jdubbetter still, remove the fonts08:13
DizietThose fonts look OK when printed.08:13
DizietAnd when a document to be printed asks for the M$ font, we have to give them that font because otherwise the metrics will be wrong and it can look very bad (text overwriting itself, etc.)08:13
AmaranthDiziet: I'm one of those 'idiots' who ask for MS fonts on his website.08:14
Diziet(By document to be printed I mean something in a page description language as opposed to a reformattable document.)08:14
jdubspecifics would be nice08:14
AmaranthDiziet: Because falling back to sans-serif has always come out ok.08:14
Dizietama: But you specify an alternative, right ?08:14
DizietDoes your site look bad in breezy's ffox ?08:14
jdubif 'verdana' matches to 'bitstream vera serif' then yes, that's silly08:14
Amaranthfont-family: Trebuchet MS, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;08:14
DizietAnd, URL please :-).  A nice example would help.08:14
AmaranthDiziet: I dunno, bad superblock on my breezy HD.08:15
jdubDiziet: dude, specifics08:15
DizietOK, tell me the URL, I'll look for myself.08:15
Amaranthdamn netware messages keep popping up and breaking my concentration08:15
DizietAnd *sympathy*08:15
AmaranthDiziet: http://www.realistanew.com08:15
DizietNetware ??08:15
Amaranthi'm at school08:15
ivoksAmaranth: ugly fonts :/08:16
Amaranthivoks: I blame fontconfig. ;)08:17
ivoksAmaranth: ah...08:17
ivoksthat's trebuchet08:18
DizietOK, so that comes out in Nimbus.08:18
DizietWhich is what we don't like.08:18
DizietAnd this is not Amaranth's fault, it's our system's.08:18
ivoksDiziet: true08:18
Amaranthit should be falling back to bitstream vera sans or whatever :)08:18
ivoksAmaranth: anyway, trebuchet is ugly :)08:18
Amaranthit looks great here on windows xp08:18
ograDiziet, i'm not sure... it might be Amaranth's fault anyway ;) 08:19
Amaranthtrebuchet is a little off, but i wanted to try something different08:19
DizietIf I go into the firefox preferences and ask for Bitstream Vera for serif, I see Bitstream Vera.08:19
DizietWhich I hadn't expected.08:19
DizietSo obviously I still don't understand what's going on.08:19
DizietTicking `always use my fonts' works too :-).08:19
mdzMithrandir: are there any patterns in the hardware configurations of those experiencing it?08:20
AmaranthWhy wouldn't you expect it to give you bitstream vera if you ask for it?08:20
Amaranthit only falls back on matching and coming up with nimbus if the requested font isn't available08:20
Mithrandirmdz: a lot of those people seem to have ICH6 IDE bridges.08:20
Mithrandirmdz: I might have access to such a system, but as I said, it was really unstable today.08:21
mdzMithrandir: are they the same chipsets which have this "led always on" bug?08:21
Dizietamaranth: I guess I don't know how the firefox font preference works.08:21
AmaranthDiziet: it just asks fontconfig for a font08:22
DizietI had imagined that ffox would take the list from the website's css and replace sans-serif with the string you specify in the preferences.08:22
Amaranthif the font exists it gets exactly what it asked for08:22
DizietAnd would then pass that list to fontconfig.08:22
DizietSo given that I don't have `always use my fonts' I would have expected my setting to come last.08:22
Amaranthhmm08:23
Amaranthperhaps it knows to use your font if it doesn't get exactly what it asked for with the other options08:23
DizietSo given it finds Nimbus with the sans preference set to sans, why wouldn't it find it with the sans preference set to Bitstream Vera ?08:23
Mithrandirmdz: it seems to all be intel-based systems at least, but I can't reproduce on my only stable intel system (my x40)08:24
DizietIBWNI someone here had some idea what was actually going on.  I certainly don't.08:24
jdubbecause you're then saying sans-serif == bitstream vera sans, not "go match!"08:24
Diziet`no match', you mean.08:24
DizietBut if you say fc-match sans-serif you get a match, don't you ?08:24
jdubno, i mean "so go and make a match!"08:24
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jdubonly because it's an alias08:25
ivokskhm...08:25
mdzDiziet: what we want is for firefox to use bitstream vera, as it did for hoary08:25
ivoksmaybe i'm wrong08:25
ograDiziet, fc-match Helvetica08:25
ivoksbut doesn't it say Helvetica first?08:25
ograDiziet, fc-match Verdana08:25
ivoksand... fonts.conf says...08:25
Dizietroot@samual4:~ # fc-match Helvetica 'Bitstream Vera Sans'08:25
Dizietn019003l.pfb: "Nimbus Sans L" "Regular"08:25
ivoksalias helvetica Nimbus08:26
ivoksline 15008:26
ivoksfonts.conf08:26
Amaranthdelete that ;)08:26
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ograDiziet, Bitstream is ignored in your line above08:26
DizietBecause it's an absolute match.08:26
DizietI mean, Helvetica is.08:26
DizietSo what I don't understand is why I get Bitstream Vera by changing the ffox preferences.08:27
DizietOn Amaranth's site.08:27
Amaranth*boggle*08:27
DizietIf that works everywhere perhaps we should just change the ffox prefs.08:27
Amaranthand the gnome prefs, and the kde prefs, etc08:28
jdubwhat's your match for 'trebuchet ms'08:28
jdub?08:28
jdub(mine is trebuchet, having the ms fonts installed already)08:28
Dizietroot@samual4:~ # fc-match 'trebuchet ms'08:29
DizietVera.ttf: "Bitstream Vera Sans" "Roman"08:29
Amaranthso you should have been getting bitstream vera sans anyway08:29
ivoksargh..08:29
ivoksok08:29
ivoksi have a fix08:29
ivoksfc-match Helvetica08:29
ivoksVera.ttf: "Bitstream Vera Sans" "Roman"08:29
ivoksjust kill those Adobe lines in fonts.conf08:29
jdubif we never want nimbus, just kill it from the mathces08:29
jdubregardless of printing08:30
DizietBut we do want it for printing, I think.08:30
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jdubalternatively, check out red hat's fonts.conf08:30
DizietNow _that_'s a good idea.  Copy DR.  Joy.08:30
jdubno, 'check out'08:31
jdubit *always* helps to survey what others are doing08:31
DizietI think we should try to understand.08:31
ivoksso, problem isn't in #150 in fonts.conf?08:31
jdubthat may be assisted by looking at alternatives08:31
DizietOMG we are going round in circles.08:31
jdubred hat have a solid history of doing the right thing regarding fonts08:32
ograDiziet, just wipe Nimbus as jdub says08:32
DizietAnd WTF is with the XML config file anyway ?!08:33
DizietI'm losing it, can you tell !08:33
ograwhich XML file ? 08:35
jdubfonts.conf08:36
ograah08:36
ivokswhy don't we alias times to serif?08:37
ivokshelvetica to sans and courier to mono?08:38
ograexactly08:39
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DizietAh, good, my ffox 18 has built.08:40
Nafallois there a list of what packages the installation uses? Rosetta has packages for Debians, Ubuntus and boths installations it seems :-P.08:41
Nafallolot of templates with the same strings floating around...08:41
bddebianDamn, ghc-cvs still hasn't shown up08:42
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runehWhere do I request package updates? Need the newest libipoddevice and such for my nano to work in Banshee.08:43
Nafalloruneh: #ubuntu-mono, slomo.08:44
runehThanks.08:44
slomoruneh: i'll do them soon, don't worry ;)08:44
runehAh. Thanks. :)08:44
Nafallohihi08:45
Nafallohilight deluxe :-P08:45
runehBeen trying to build them myself, but had no luck. :P08:45
slomoi just wait for a new banshee release which should be released soon and then do all 3 packages at once08:45
runehYeah. They said monday.08:45
zygalibipoddevice?08:45
zygageez open source has a lib for everything08:45
zygalibyourmotherinlaw....08:45
Nafallozyga: ;-)08:45
slomoruneh: it's not worth the worries... ;) when nothing happens until saturday i'll upload a cvs snapshot of banshee with the newest release of the 2 libs...08:46
slomoruneh: the cvs fixes many really ugly bugs08:46
runehzyga: For an easy, higher level way to access her?08:46
Nafallohmm. would be nifty. apt-get remove --purge libyourmotherinlaw :-P08:46
zygaruneh: yeah, there's a remote access method that's far safer08:46
zygayou can send her encapsulated messages 08:47
runehslomo: Yeah. And I figured it's nicer to have dpkg handle the libraries installed, than me pushing modified versions in here and there.08:47
runehLooking forward to next week then. :)08:48
ivoksDiziet: change, not delete ;)08:48
runehDon't like having to use a friends computer to transfer music to my player. :P08:48
mjg59jbailey: Hang on. So we unconditionally attempt to load vesafb?08:49
mjg59jbailey: That would explain why all the other framebuffer modules are already loaded when we try to start usplash08:49
slomoruneh: ;)08:49
jbaileymjg59: Yup, because the kernel package asks us to.08:49
jbaileyAlthough usplash I think runs before that.08:50
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mjg59jbailey: So how on earth are we trying to load modules that are already loaded?08:51
mjg59Or does usplash do something funny like add vga16fb's depends to the autoload list?08:52
jbaileymjg59: What bug number are you looking at, so I can follow along? =)08:52
mjg59#1531708:52
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HiddenWolfpitti, around?09:03
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Kamionyou know if LaschW actually stayed around for more than five minutes I might be able to answer his question09:04
jbaileyAnyone here got the insmod: error inserting09:05
jbailey'/lib/modules/2.6.12-8-386/kernel/drivers/video/console/bitblit.ko': -1 File Exists09:05
jbaileyerrors at startup?09:05
Nafallojbailey: yes09:05
jbaileyNafallo: Are you free to do a test that involved rebooting?09:05
Nafallos/8-386/9-amd64-k8/09:06
bddebianGawd I hate C++09:06
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jbaileyNafallo: Right. =)09:06
Nafallojbailey: not at the moment, I'm making Kamion happy ;-).09:06
zygajbailey: me09:06
jbaileyNafallo: I would never interfere with Kamion's happiness. =)09:06
zygajbailey: strange, noticed it yesterday09:06
Nafallojbailey: I could check if 9-686 is though :-P09:06
Nafallohihi09:06
zygajbailey: 9-k709:07
jbaileybddebian: You keep hacking on *bad* C++.  People who think that casts and CPP macros are good.09:07
Kamionnext time LaschW shows up, somebody point him at 'apt-get source oem-config localechooser kbd-chooser' please09:07
bddebianjbailey: Aye.  I'm back looking at xgsmlib :-(09:07
pittiHi HIdd09:07
pittioh, neat timing09:08
Nafallojbailey: 9-686 availible :-)09:08
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Keybukmdz: want to see something even funnier?09:09
Keybukwith Caps Lock _on_, go onto the console and type "abcdef" with the shift key held down09:09
NafalloKeybuk: you have a bug from me :-)09:09
Keybukyou'll get abcCEf09:09
Keybukuh, abCdEf09:09
zygaKeybuk: that's an old story ;-)09:09
zygaKeybuk: depending on the locale09:10
Keybukzyga: it's still being told today09:10
zygaKeybuk: I'll get aBcDeF09:10
Keybukbet that means your locale has a fancy accented character for 'a' ?09:10
Nafallojbailey: did you get my msgs? :-)09:10
Keybukie. you have , ,  or anything like that on your keyboard09:10
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zygaKeybuk: 09:11
zygaKeybuk: (you didn't think of that - did you ;-)09:11
Keybukdidn't even know that one existed09:11
zyga:D09:11
Nafallo:-)09:11
Keybuklooks like Salvador Dali's 'a' key09:11
KeybukNafallo: oh?09:11
NafalloKeybuk: grepmap segfaults here. 16133 IIRC09:11
zygaif you are *so* interested I can show you the capital version...09:11
KeybukNafallo: oh, good, can I have your modules.inputmap09:12
Keybuk(grepmap has never worked on amd64, just nobody noticed)09:12
Nafallosure, I'll attach it :-)09:12
Keybukthe inputmap array size is different on amd64 to i386, and so far we've just been lucky there was nothing important after it in memory09:12
jbaileyNafallo: I did sorry, suddenly had 3 popups at once. 09:13
Keybukzyga: nah, it just fits the pattern of the bug, that's all09:13
Keybukany key with anything more than just the basic latin lower and upper case variants gets inverted09:13
Keybuk(c and e are usually also  and  in most euro locales)09:13
jbaileyKeybuk: Eh.  Don't you use UTF-8? =)09:14
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Keybukjbailey: yes, afaik09:15
jbaileyHuh, I got a cents sign from you and then some noise for the second character.09:16
Keybukunless x-chat in breezy has turned it off by default09:16
mjg59jbailey: That was utf-809:16
jbaileyHuh, weird.09:16
spaynewho where is on the CC?09:17
spayneCommunity Council i mean09:17
ograspayne, elmo, Kamion, mako 09:17
spaynemako: ping09:18
NafalloKeybuk: well, I'm here for your debugging needs ;-).09:18
KeybukNafallo: -> /msg09:18
spayneelmo: ping09:18
spayneKamion: ping09:18
pittiseb128: can I somehow switch to the Gnome keyboard settings? I believe I currently use X', so the keyboard applet etc. don't work09:19
\shzyga: meta+3 i think09:19
pittimdz: good news about langpacks - it seems that we'll get new packs tomorrow09:19
pittimdz: having fresh packages tomorrow for testing, and another set of fresh packages right before the release - is that fine?09:20
pittiHiddenWolf: pong09:20
zygadoes anything use ~/.local ?09:22
zygaapart from autopackage?09:22
HiddenWolfpitti, all the ports in my cardreader suddenly show up in the gtk filechooser window. Even when there is nothing in them.09:22
mdzpitti: depends on how they go tomorrow ;-)09:22
mdzpitti: get them in as soon as humanly possible09:22
HiddenWolfpitti, not in places or on the desktop. is that seb128's, or something for you?09:22
pittimdz: carlos just tested today's tarball, and it just has three obsolete translation domains09:23
seb128pitti: /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/kbd/overrideSettings maybe?09:23
zygaor... does anyone here use/ever-used autopackage09:23
pittimdz: so in theory I could even use it, but tomorrow we should get all09:23
Keybukzyga: freedesktop-ish stuff uses it too09:23
zygaKeybuk: hmm09:23
Keybuk~/.local/share/applications is where custom .desktop files go, for example09:23
zygaKeybuk: mine was heavily polluted 09:24
zygawith autopackage09:24
Keybukyes, well, autopackage09:24
Keybukaka. "please fuck my system with a chainsaw, no, pleeeease"09:24
zygavim: relocation error: /lib/tls/i686/cmov/librt.so.1: symbol __pthread_clock_settime, version GLIBC_PRIVATE not defined in fil e libpthread.so.0 with link time reference09:24
mdzpitti: we need some time to catch the errors we haven't seen yet09:24
mdzpitti:  through user exposure09:24
mdzpitti: which domains are they09:24
pittimdz: right09:24
ogramdz, that ltsp patch you sent is for the debian package... while i agree that the exporting should be done in the build-client script, i dont agree with the implementation as well as with the rest ...09:25
pittimdz: btw, we always review the full diff, so it shouldn't get too bad09:25
mdzpitti: which domains are obsolete?09:25
mdzpitti: you review the full diff including all of the changed translations in every language?09:26
pittimdz: gdm, control-center and evolution09:26
carlosmdz, gdm, evolution and control-center09:26
mdzpitti: oh, those are important ones ;-)09:26
pittimdz: well, I can't review every single bit of 22 MB :-)09:26
mdzogra: I forwarded it to you because you are working on the same problem09:26
ogramdz, not really...09:26
pittimdz: but when you look a it, you get a fairly good idea about the differences09:26
mdzpitti: but there are many updated translations from rosetta, right?09:27
ogramdz, i need to generate the dhcp.conf on the fly... these probs are already solved for ue09:27
pittimdz: yes, some09:27
mdzpitti: that is what I mean, we need time to QA the translation changes09:27
ogras/ue/us09:27
pittimdz: right, exactly my feelign, that's why I want fresh packs ASAP, and not just before release09:27
ogramdz, but moving the exports to the script is indeed the better way09:27
janimoseb128 if there's a way of reminding you of the lpi/libgnome patch without being annoying let me know :)09:32
seb128janimo: I just have something like 700 bugs to my bugzilla list so you have to be patient09:33
janimoseb128, ok it is just holding up xubuntu-desktop a bit, but ok if it is done before release I am fine.thanks09:34
seb128you can't get xubuntu-desktop grabbing libgnome for the moment?09:35
janimoseb128, I could I guess but that may mean the actual testers will be fewer if they have memory footprint issues09:36
janimoI'll do that if it takes a while till you get to the fix though09:36
janimoI just worry not to delay it too much so it becomes too risky for breezy09:37
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seb128janimo: I'll have a look on the patch tomorrow09:38
janimosbe128, merci09:39
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zygajbailey: fixed09:40
jbaileyzyga: \\o/09:41
jbaileyI'll wait for the confirmation from Nafallo too then and then close the bug.09:41
seb128janimo: de rien09:42
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spaynepitti: ping09:48
pittispayne: pong09:48
janimowhich is the program that gets SUSPEND/REBOOT etc commands from gnome-session and calls pmi in turn?09:56
mjg59janimo: gnome-settings-daemon09:56
ogramjg59, ? 09:58
mjg59ogra: Hello?09:58
ograisnt that gdm anymore ? 09:58
mjg59Oh, sorry, I see 09:58
mjg59janimo: Yeah, ogra is right. It's gdm that actually calls pmi09:58
janimook thanks 10:00
janimoI actually manage to call pmi from xfce-session but on resume X is killed and I am dropped into console10:00
janimoso I have to see what does gnome do besides calling pmi10:01
janimodoes gdm run as root?10:01
ograjanimo, yup10:01
janimoso no sudo right10:01
ograyup10:02
janimohmm that is one difference10:02
janimothanks ogra10:02
ogrado you have a login manager wrapped in your xubuntu package ? 10:02
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janimoogra, not yet10:05
janimohaven't decided if we'll use one or not10:05
zygaKeybuk: how to re-set the keyboard after kbd_mode -k10:05
janimo'we' is exagerrated, so far noone comments on xubuntu ;)10:06
janimoit may be time to announce to users and ask for opinions10:06
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zygajanimo: DD will need a 'select desktop' post-install package that shows screenshots and installs [xg] ?ubuntu-desktop10:07
jdubseb128: ping10:07
seb128jdub: pong10:08
jdubseb128: did you get to chat to vuntz about the menu logo stuff?10:08
janimozyga, DD?10:08
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janimodebian developers?10:08
seb128jdub: yeah, didn't you read what I put to the query before going to bed yesterday?10:09
zygaDapper10:09
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janimoaha10:09
janimoyou think they'll fit on the same CD?10:09
zygajanimo: - no10:09
janimoalthough xubu  is mostly a subset of ubu10:10
zygajanimo: but for network enabled users this could be neet10:10
janimosure10:10
zygajanimo: broadband enabled users ;-)10:10
janimoso I am out ;)10:10
jdubseb128: hmm10:10
jdubseb128: aha!10:10
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jdubseb128: unfortunately, that still requires us to create a new icon theme, unless we can hack it with stock icons10:11
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seb128jdub: why?10:11
seb128jdub: just ship it to the hicolor folder10:11
jdubdirectly in ubuntu-artwork?10:11
jdubi guess that works10:11
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ograjdub, ubuntu-artwork needs a autotools update ... i (actually jbailey) fell into this with edubuntu-artwork10:14
jdubseb128: turns out there's already a gconf hack for this10:14
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jdubogra: hrm, i don't ship a native pacakge10:15
jcohen85jbailey: did you ever get a chance to write a new initramfs-tools package?10:15
jbaileyjcohen85: No, but I'd be curious if you see the same pauses now.10:15
ograjdub, but its generated with automake1.7 or something similar old...10:15
jbaileyjcohen85: The splash screen starts sooner now.10:15
seb128jdub: where?10:16
jbaileyjcohen85: It also seems that udevstart might wind up pausing on non-responding devices, but I'm not sure of that yet.10:16
jdubseb128: /apps/panel/default_setup/objects/menu_bar10:16
jcohen85jbailey: ok, i'll try again and tell you what happens10:18
jbaileyjcohen85: Thanks!10:18
jdubogra: this doesn't seem to have a negative impact on the resulting package, however10:18
ograjdub, thats true....10:19
jdubseb128: can't seem to get any of those keys to work10:19
seb128jdub: seems to be a leftover of some old key10:19
ograeven i dont understand the whole makefiel fuss in there10:19
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jdubogra: it's just a relatively standard gnome style autofoo module10:19
ograyes, but cp or dh_install would suffice :)10:20
jdubseb128: did you ship the distributor-logo patch?10:20
jdubogra: not for intltooling10:20
ograah, true10:21
jdubseb128: which section should it be in?10:21
ograthats the missing bit then :)10:21
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seb128jdub: not yet, these gconf key seem to be still used by the panel in fact10:22
seb128except they don't apply to current config10:22
seb128just if you create a new panel10:22
jdubwhat about the setting under /apps/panel/objects ?10:22
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jdubhrm, though i didn't restart the panel10:23
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jdubnup, not even if i do that10:24
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jdubseb128: ok, if you can push the distributor-logo patch, let me know which section it is, and i'll respin u-a10:25
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ograjdub, do you have a icon ? i'd have a bumped slightly glowing version here if you need one....10:27
seb128jdub: 48x48/apps ?10:28
ogras/bumped/punched10:29
tsengjdub: is there more art coming?10:30
tsengjdub: im getting anxious10:31
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Nafallohmm10:31
jdubogra: ah, worth having a try with that too - send over when you have a minute - thanks :)10:31
jdubtseng: u-a upload a few minutes ago10:31
Nafallojdub: please detect that I use WS and set the background accordingly? ;-)10:31
jdubNafallo: heh, i wish :-)10:32
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jdubha ha10:34
jdubgar, after all that, i uploaded the wrong one10:34
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Nafallolol10:34
jdubdidn't include the circle update10:34
Nafallocircle update? gdm?10:35
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jdubyeah10:35
ogragrmpf.... and my next evo crash...10:36
tsengcircle-of-elmo?10:36
ogra#6 today ...10:36
tsengjdub: 10:36
tseng     - removed browser homepage10:36
tsengi love you10:36
NafalloI almost hope for a replacement of the gnome foot in the left corner ;-)10:36
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jdubNafallo: that's coming in the next upload10:36
Nafalloyay10:36
jdubbug seb about required panel changes ;-)10:37
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Nafalloseb128: ^ :-)10:38
ograseb128, my evo is crashy... i just wanted to gdb backtrace it and recognized about 40 running e-d-s processes... is this a new behavior ? or rather a bug ?10:39
seb128Nafallo: let's wait for artwork changes so I can test before uploading10:39
Nafalloseb128: oki :-)10:39
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seb128ogra: bug ... but don't you get a bug-buddy dialog?10:39
ogranope10:39
ograit just hardlocks10:39
seb128gdb evolution10:40
seb128(gdb) handle SIG33 pass nostop noprint10:40
ograactually the e-d-s processes might be from other crashes ...10:40
seb128(gdb) run10:40
seb128...10:40
seb128wiat for a hang10:40
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seb128<ctrl-C>10:40
seb128thread apply all bt10:40
seb128evolution --force-shutdown 10:40
seb128to cleanup10:40
ograseb128, ok... it an take some hours... happens all 4-5h 10:41
Amaranthhopefully tonight i'll be able to make my pre-colony 4 breezy install work again so i can work on smeg :)10:41
ograwow, what a luck ... now it hang immediately :) this hasnt happened before...10:43
Nafalloogra: lol. you have a funny way to define luck ;-).10:44
ograNafallo, nope i'm short of time to donate to such things... but it seems it pulled down gdb whit it... very weird...10:44
Nafallo"YES! My package hangs! Now I can go eat marshmallows for the rest of my life."10:44
Nafalloogra: hehe, joy :-)10:45
Nafalloogra: I would go for the marshmallows if I were you :-).10:45
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ograseb128, (gdb) thread apply all bt10:48
ograCannot find new threads: generic error :/10:48
seb128urg10:48
seb128gdb bog ?10:48
ograhmm, but also evo boog10:48
ograsince it hangs again no10:48
ograw10:48
seb128anybody knows about this gdb msg?10:49
ograoh10:49
ogragdb is stopped and evo still runs 10:49
ogranow i have a crash dialog10:49
ograhrm... but bug buddy hangs too...10:50
ogradamn10:50
dholbachwait a bit10:50
dholbachi guess bug-buddy is working a bit10:51
ograit hard locked and my cpu runs full speed...10:51
ograoh, youre right10:51
dholbachit's working10:51
ograbut veeeerrryyy slllooooowwww10:51
ograjdub, dont tell me you wiped the homepage from the artwork10:52
ograedubuntu-rtwork relies on that10:52
jdubogra: ha ha ha10:52
jduboh dear10:52
jdubwhy's that?10:52
ograshit10:52
jbaileyIs that the FF homepage?10:53
ograbecause mozilla has this hardcoded as a home location...10:53
jbaileyIs it moving to -docs now?10:53
jdubjbailey: i thought that change had already been made?10:53
ograi didnt want to fiddle with firefox10:53
jdubthe intent was to use the html-generated about page from ubuntu-docs10:54
mdkeyep10:54
jdubthough ideally we'd have something slightly more useful10:54
ogragah, my system burns... its at 80 degree and bug buddy still only moves the load bar 1mm a minute10:54
jdongogra: that's not good for your computer.... :)10:55
ograhaha10:55
jbaileyjdub: I don't think so, but tell me what you need and I'll make it happen pdq.10:55
jdongogra: unless it's an athlon tbird10:55
ograits an amd64 lappie10:55
jdubjbailey: just to make sure there's an html version of the about ubuntu page shipped in... something :-)10:55
ograit survives until 89 degree 10:55
Nafalloogra: !targa? :-)10:55
jbaileymdke: Do you know if we have a suitable doc for that already, or should I drag up the old one from artwork?10:56
ograNafallo, aspire 152010:56
jdubogra: one fix to ff will sort it out, don't worry10:56
jdongogra: my athlon64 desktop burns at 70-ish10:56
Nafalloah, acer.10:56
Nafalloseems you should have gone to lidl instead ;-)10:56
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dholbachwow, i'm on berlinblogs.com and didn't know :)10:57
jbaileydholbach: They're stalking you ;)10:57
ograhmm, probably i should install the 200 waiting updates ... might please evo :)10:58
mdkejbailey, aboutubuntu is the doc dude10:58
mvodholbach: you are famous already?10:58
Nafalloogra: OMFG :-P10:58
dholbachmvo: haha, not really10:58
mdkejbailey, put it in /usr/share/doc/ubuntu-docs/HTML i guess?10:58
jdongogra: MOTU preventing you from doing other stuff? ;)10:58
jbaileymdke: Lovely. =)10:58
ograjdong, i'm not only MOTU 10:59
mdkejbailey, do you think there is any way of localising the firefox homepage? e.g. HTML/en/ HTML/fr and getting them to appear in the right language?10:59
jdubjbailey: then i think you can pass the firefox fix to Diziet 10:59
jdub:-)10:59
jdubmdke: no10:59
mdkethere are loads of translations for about-ubuntu10:59
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mdkejdub, i bet someone is clever enough to do that11:00
ograjdub, but thast really odd, now i have to change ff defaults for custom distros... thats odd, who decided that ? 11:00
mdkeit makes sense ogra, ubuntu-artwork doesn't maintain that page11:01
ograi dont want to fiddle with app defaults11:01
ogramdke, but hacking ff is no option... so i can forget about about-edubuntu 11:01
ograit was perfectly right in the -artwork package ....11:02
mdkeogra, maybe you can give the file the same name, and ship it in edubuntu-docs11:02
Nafalloogra: no. -docs makes sense...11:02
mdkethat way you don't need to play with ff11:02
ograNafallo, its a branding thing, not a doc thing imho11:03
mdkeoh well11:03
ograand -artwork are the branding packages11:03
jbaileyIn the end, so is docs, really.11:03
mdkeogra, the doc is maintained b the doc team11:03
Nafalloogra: yea, but rather have the -docs conflict and put the page in /usr/share/homepage.html or something ;-)11:03
jbaileyI'm not clear on the separation aside from who's producing it.11:03
mdkenot much point having to syncronise the two packages11:03
jdubogra: you would've had to change the url in the old scheme too11:04
ograNafallo, i can only put the page where ff looks ... 11:04
ograjdub, nope11:04
mdkeogra, then agree with jbailey the right place to put the page11:04
jdubthe old url included ubuntu-artork11:04
Nafalloogra: well, we have to make ff look at things where it's sensible then...11:04
ograjdub, i linked it in postinst and removed the link in postrm... edubuntu-artwork depends on ubuntu-artwork since it reuses most of the ubuntu stuff from there11:05
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mdkeogra, do something similar?11:05
ograso it was perfectly right there without much fiddling... now i have to have two packages for a derivative branding11:05
jbaileyYou'd want to fiddle with -docs anyway11:06
ogramdke, i'll do that anyway since i need -docs for edubuntu... but that way we force everyone to have *two* branding packages for his derivative, thats not nice11:06
mdkedo we?11:07
ograsure11:07
mdkewell the package is maintained in our repository11:08
jbaileyThe whole fact that the file is in a path that contains the word ubuntu breaks the sabdfl's want to make it possible to remove the word 'ubuntu' from the system, I think.11:08
mdkedo with it what you like11:08
sladenogra: could you move human etc into a base-branding and then keep the really specific stuff in a separate package (and then perhaps override that)11:08
mdkejbailey, iirc mark gave his approval to putting the page in ubuntu-docs11:08
ograsladen, yes, that would probably be best...11:08
ograbut having such chamges now that my packages were in order and i didnt plan time to change them before release is quite hard to manage...11:09
ograbut well...11:09
mdkeogra, perhaps it is best if you guys discuss it all together on the mailing list or something11:10
ograit would have been nice to know about it before...11:10
mdkeit is not too late to sort it out either way11:10
mdkeogra, yeah, you said that11:10
ogramdke, for me it is... i just lost a week of edubuntu development to the screensaver11:11
ograand i dont even know here to get the time to finish edubuntu ... now surprise surprise i have to touch packages that i thought were finished11:11
ograit just breaks my schedule..11:12
mdkeogra, perhaps just write an email to the list and let the people who decide these things sort it out11:12
ogramdke, how ? i will make the change to my package... but the communication here is not well it seems, its ot the first time i ran into such a trap.. i'll put a BOF on the BOF list to have it better in dapper...11:13
ogras/ot/not11:13
lamontI wonder if I should worry that xscreensaver-data (or some such) failed to configure correctly during a dist-upgrade to breezy11:14
ogramdke, the decision apprently was made already...11:14
mdkeogra, it is very trivial to un-decide and re-decide, afaics11:14
mdkesince the file just needs to be built and inserted into one or the other package11:15
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mdzmdke: there are translations for About Ubuntu? they aren't in the package.11:15
mdkemdz, not yet11:15
ogramdke, its a questin if i sleep an hour less and change my package or if 5 people discuss it again and lose 1h plus 2 people have to work on 2 packages...11:15
mdkemdz, jbailey is on it :)11:16
mdzmdke: are you saying translations exist but are not packaged yet?11:16
mdkemdz, yes11:16
seb128mvo, pitti: about cdrdao, is it promoted?11:16
mdzbecause that page is going to change11:16
mdkemdz, oh dear11:16
ogramdke, i will just accept it now... but i'm not happy that i didnt know about it11:16
pittiseb128: the issues are resolved, so it can be promoted11:16
mdkemdz, what do you mean?11:17
mdzmdke: I mean it's needed to be replaced for a long time and we are finally getting to it11:17
seb128pitti: can I upload a ncb Depending on it ?11:17
mdkemdz, i was copied into a discussion about this today I think...11:17
seb128hum, that would be wrong11:17
seb128should we list if for desktop ?11:17
mdkemdz, it didn't seem like it was going to be changed11:17
mdkemdz, mark already rewrote it completely once11:17
pittiseb128: Suggests: sounds more appropriate, and seeding it to supported11:17
mdke [22:16:13]  < mdke> mdz, jbailey is on it :)11:17
mdkeargh11:17
dholbachgood night11:18
ogralamont, error ?11:18
seb128pitti: not desktop?11:18
pittiseb128: or do you want it in desktop? CD space is expensive...11:18
mdkemdz, translations are at: t:11:18
pittinight dand 11:18
mdkehttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/ubuntu-docs/+pots/aboutubuntu11:18
seb128pitti: I would like to get "duplicate CD" working out of the box11:18
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mdzmdke: there's already someone working on it.  I didn't consider it a big deal to replace it late because I could see that there were no translations11:18
mdkemdz, there are like 20 languages11:18
pittiseb128: fine by me, but Kamion/mdz should approve, too11:18
lamont*** libsane.usermap (Y/I/N/O/D/Z) [default=N]  ? 11:18
lamontwe know about taht one?11:18
seb128pitti: universe or supported doesn't make a real difference, people have to install it11:18
seb128pitti: sure11:19
lamontempty-> 453 lines11:19
pittilamont: I tested upgrades from hoary, I didn't get that11:19
mdkemdz, janew said today in her email that they had decided not to employ a company to work on the page11:19
ogralamont, what was the xscreensaver-data error ? 11:19
lamontI may have universe crappage as well11:19
pittilamont: empty??? how did you get that?11:19
lamontogra: the xscreensaver-data error was, um, scrolled off the screen11:19
Keybukjdub: no new HumanCircle yet?11:19
ogralamont, ok11:19
mdzmdke: who are 'they'?  please forward me this email, I should have been in the loop11:19
Keybukpitti: btw, did libsane.usermap magically start working with the grepmap update?11:20
mdkemdz, i haven't got my computer on me, i left it at the office, but JaneW will fill you in I'm sure, otherwise I can forward tomorrow sometime11:20
mdzmdke: she hasn't11:20
mdkemdz, jdub was in cc though11:20
pittiKeybuk: no idea, in the last bug report the culprit was the missing libusbscanner script11:20
Keybukahh11:20
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mdkemdz, i'm sure if you mail her she will forward it quicker than I can11:21
mdzmdke: JaneW is gone for the day and I am leaving town tomorrow11:22
mdzand this is something that I asked to be done11:22
mdzso I need to know if something has gone wrong11:22
mdkemdz, ah ok, listen11:22
mdkemdz, when I replied, I copied in ubuntu-doc@lists11:22
lamontogra: my bad11:23
mdkemdz, you won't see all of her email, but the general gist is there11:23
mdkemdz, http://news.gmane.org/gmane.linux.ubuntu.doc/cutoff=325511:23
lamontUnpacking replacement xscreensaver-data ...11:23
lamontdpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/xscreensaver-data_4.21-4ubuntu14_i386.deb (--unpack):11:23
lamont trying to overwrite `/usr/share/man/man1/xscreensaver-getimage.1.gz', which is also in package xscreensaver11:23
lamontdpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe)11:23
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mdkemdz, hope that helps11:23
lamontogra: amusingly, dpkg --configure -a and the problem did not reoccur11:23
mdkemdz, (the thread is "About UBuntu to be beautified")11:24
mdzmdke: that message is about KReleaseNotes...do you remember the subjcet line?11:24
mdzok11:24
lamonthrm.11:24
lamontanother dist-upgrade, wants to install a new xscreensaver-data11:24
lamontogra: so missing Replaces?11:24
mdkemdz, in a later email (not on the list) I made the point about there being loads of translations11:25
mdzmdke: ok, jane was confused11:25
mdkeright...11:25
mjg59mdz: Most of the usplash stuff should be sorted11:25
ogralamont, which version of xscreensaver was there before, do you know that ? 11:26
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lamontPreparing to replace xscreensaver-data 4.21-4ubuntu12 (using .../xscreensaver-data_4.21-4ubuntu14_i386.deb) ...11:26
ogralamont, there is a replaces, but it might contain the wrong version11:26
ogralamont, thanks will fix that11:26
lamontogra: thanks11:26
ogra:)11:26
mdkemdz, anyhow you saw the url with the translations?11:27
mdzmjg59: which stuff?  I think outstanding were progress bar border, insmod errors, console font issues11:27
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mjg59mdz: Progres bar border, insmod errors should be fixed since the move to init-top rather than init-premount11:27
mdzmdke: I see it, and it's a shame that they were never used11:27
mdkemdz, jbailey is working on putting them into the package11:27
mdkemdz, they are quite recent11:27
mjg59mdz: The previous issue would have been that vesafb was being loaded first, failing and then we were trying to reload the same modules11:27
mjg59mdz: Also, it now works with vesafb11:28
mdzmdke: jbailey should now that the deadline was today11:28
mdzmjg59: yay11:28
mdkemdz, i didn't know that :/11:28
mdzs/now/know/11:28
mdzmdke: it's been on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyReleaseSchedule since May11:28
mdkemdz, yes, but I am just a volunteer11:29
mdkemdz, anyhow, i understood that translations could be updated11:29
mdkeas with the language-packs11:29
mdzmdke: I don't follow from BreezyReleaseSchedule -> volunteer11:29
mdzthe schedule applies to the entirety of Ubuntu, not individuals11:30
mdkemdz, yeah, i wasn't suggesting it didn't apply, just that i wasn't aware of this deadline11:30
mdkemdz, perhaps the best thing would be to hurry jeff along?11:30
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mdkeor leave the translations out, or update them. Whatever you decide11:32
mcellais there a way to hide usplash progress verbose output?11:33
mdzmdke: jbailey is gone for the day according to his schedule11:33
mdkemdz, ok, your call on what you want to do.11:33
jbaileymdke: I'm still here.11:33
jbaileySorry was dealing with puking cat.11:33
mdkeouch11:34
pittiRobot101: here?11:34
mdkejbailey, mdz says that today was the deadline for translations11:34
Nafallojbailey: hope you didn't mean me ;-)11:34
jbaileyNafallo: LOL11:34
Nafallojbailey: msg btw :-)11:34
mdzmdke: after we prepared the schedule for breezy, I thought I remembered sending you the URL personally, even, to verify that it met your needs (since it was in part based on your input)11:34
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mdzmdke: non-language-pack translations, yes11:35
mdkemdz, yep you did11:35
mdkemdz, but I have not been keeping up with it, because I am working quite hard at the moment and haven't been able to do much docs work11:35
mdzpitti: did we succeed in getting oo.o or firefox into langpacks?11:35
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mdzpitti: we need to create a list of what qualifies for NonLanguagePackTranslationDeadline11:35
pittimdz: oo.o yes, with ffox there were too many troubles11:36
pittimdz: I had a long discussion with carlos about ffox, it's not breezyable11:36
Nafallooh11:36
mdzpitti: ok, so installer, firefox, HTML documents, desktop files...11:36
NafalloOO.o in langpacks :-P11:36
Nafallodamn11:36
jbaileymdz, mjg59: Nafallo and zyga have both confirmed the errors are gone with the current initrafs/usplash11:36
mdzpitti: anything else worth mentioning specifically?11:36
mjg59Ok. I'll go back to concentrating on suspend/resume, then11:37
pittimdz: maybe upgrade notes and debconf templates11:37
Nafalloehm, HTML Documents is ubuntudocs?11:37
mdkemdz, ok i'm going to bed, jbailey knows where the translations are if you decide you want them in11:37
mdzpitti: upgrade notes, as in notification-daemon11:39
mdzmdke: ok, good night11:39
pittimdz: yes11:39
Nafallojdub: can we have the circle to please? the splash and wallpaper rocks after half a year ;-).11:39
mdkemdz, same, sorry for any trouble11:39
pittimdz: although they are pretty uncritical11:39
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mdzpitti: created https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NonLanguagePackTranslationDeadline11:40
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jbaileymdz: Is it too late now?  I thought we had the 29th to do this.11:42
ogra<Kamion> next time LaschW shows up, somebody point him at 'apt-get source oem-config localechooser kbd-chooser' please11:42
mvoI have some pending desktop files here, but I'm sort of hesitating to upload e.g. a new xsane because of a single i18n update in the desktop file...what is the opionion in this?11:43
seb128mvo: I usually do quite a bunch of upload for this reason11:43
LaschWogra: Nice hint, but already downloaded :-)11:43
ograok :)11:44
seb128mvo: but ping me before, I've a list of uploads for a 100% french menu :p11:44
mvoseb128: can we coordinate that tomorrow then :) ?11:45
LaschWogra: I see it as a nono criteria for OEM's not to have a propper documentation for OEM mode install...11:45
seb128mvo: sure11:45
mvoseb128: thanks11:45
seb128np11:45
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ograLaschW, not my area, i only forwarded Kamions request :)11:46
LaschWogra: Are there any people here in Germany who work on an OEM-Install documentation?11:46
mdzmjg59: any suggestions on the console font issue?11:47
ograLaschW, glaub ich nich ;) 11:47
mjg59mdz: We can't change the console font while in graphics mode. We can either fix the kernel so we can (not practical now), do it in text mode (either before usplash or after usplash) or not set the console font at all11:47
LaschWogra: Hhhm, up to now I know about 3 companies who asked about input on breezy OEM-Install...11:48
mdzmjg59: what we do now is do it after usplash, in gdm, immediately before X starts11:48
mjg59Yes11:48
mjg59Which means flicking to a text console briefly11:48
mdzthis seems to cause a noticeable vt switch, though, which would be nice to avoid if possible11:48
mjg59I can't see any way around that11:49
mjg59Though it's possible we might be able to get it to switch to a blank console11:49
ograLaschW, i havent wokred in ths area at all... but i'm sure Kamion does a documentaion an the translation team will translate it... but there is no specific german documentation writer afaik11:49
mvomdz, mjg59: I'll try that again tomorrow, I was experimenting with various ways to avoid the flickering today (without much sucess :/)11:51
MKanyone: is there a way of "upgrading" to Colony5 from the preview release by using apt/synaptic, or do I have to re-install fully? (in relation to: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16244#c6) - if I run apt-get update + apt-get dist-upgrade .. will this do the trick?11:52
LaschWogra: We had a guy here in Friesland who has been known as some kind of Mr. Linux. But he says he will not give Linux suport anymore due he has been tricked very badly by some OpenSource sectarians who offered him a deceitful job offer...11:52
mjg59mvo: Calling the usplash init script is almost certainly the wrong thing to do11:52
mjg59mvo: Try just chvting to an unused console11:53
mjg59There'll be flicker, but there won't be any text11:53
ograLaschW, thats bad :/11:53
mjg59mvo: You shouldn't need to wait for usplash to exit. Just do the chvt and it'll release the lock when it's shut down11:54
mvomjg59: thanks, will do this11:54
jbaileymvo: Ooo.  The -15 usplash actually quits properly for me now when I break in the initramfs.  Thanks!11:56
LaschWogra: In his position I should have done so likewise. They know about his situation (Hartz-IV) and misused his enthusiasm until he was forced to accept a job as a toilet man. :-((11:57
ajmitchmorning all11:58
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ograbah11:58
mvomjg59: a chvt 2 ; console-screen before gdm starts currently does not set the fonts properly. I'm too tired for looking further now. will check tomorrow11:59
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