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ograPITTI !!!12:02
jdonglol12:02
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ajmitchjdong: it may qualify 12:04
jdongajmitch: (it's 12 months overdue :) )12:04
Nafallojdong: ehm? what's happened to lftp? ;-)12:04
ajmitchjdong: complaining to me doesn't get it much faster though ;)12:04
jdongajmitch: the developer response was "live with it...." no updates to stable releases...12:04
jdonglol12:04
jdongwell, ajmitch, I'd think you have greater influence on internal policy than me....12:05
ajmitchjdong: not much more12:05
jdongI am a mere mortal who breaks others' ubuntu systems :)12:05
jdongspeaking of that, anyone object to OOo 1.1.5 for Hoary?12:05
jdongadds ODT support; huge incentive12:05
tsengbreezy is in 10 days12:05
tsengfwiw12:05
robertj^updates scares me12:06
jdongI just walked a guy through upgrading hoary->breezy... dunno how well it'd go12:06
robertj^I just don't grok it at all12:06
jdongbut I did a server from Warty->Breezy, and it worked great12:06
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robertj^jdong: I think 1.1.5 is great for hoary12:09
jdonginitial testing shows that nothing appears to break...12:09
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jdongonly time and 20,000 angry users will tell....12:09
robertj^jdong: its good practice for dapper though12:09
robertj^people will be backportinng things to dapper for a looong time12:09
jdong(and a couple incensed devs complaining about me not being on IRC, too)12:09
jdongrobertj^: absolutely. It'll be great to have this Backports stuff 100% smoothed out by Dappper12:10
tseng1 : to apply or offer incense to12:12
tseng2 : to perfume with incense12:12
jdongbrb, having multiple users complain about X failures.... gonna check myself12:12
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jdongtseng: when fire issues from the eyes, ears, or mouth of an animal12:13
jdonglol12:13
jdongor indignant: angered at something unjust or wrong; "an indignant denial"; "incensed at the judges' unfairness"; "a look of outraged disbelief"; "umbrageous at the loss of their territory" 12:13
jdongbut that last one sounded so good12:13
Kamionjdong: I think the FTP client problem you cite above is a perfectly reasonable candidate for warty-updates; somebody just needs to do the work12:14
jdongKamion: ok; bugzilla entries have been filed, but I think they were marked INVALID12:14
jdongmonths back12:14
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ploumhas someone ever set up a planet here ?12:20
ploumI can afford to set mine with the latest nightly :-(12:20
ploumERROR:root:Update failed for <http://zefredz.frimouvy.org/rss.php> (Error: 404) 12:20
ploumfor each feed12:20
Nafalloploum: dude... the planet maintainers live here.12:22
ploumNafallo, it's why I ask here ;-)12:23
robertj^jdong: the real tough issue is do you recommend users to upgrade from OpenOffice 2.0 to 2.5 in dapper12:24
ploumso jdub, if you have time to waste, can you tell me if the nightly of planet is broken ? (it's really time to waste, you must have important things to do, I understand)12:26
jdongrobertj^: I think that has to be the case.... Ubuntu has to get the separation of end-user apps from the core system like this12:27
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jdongrobertj^: most Windows users find the "distribution" model unappealing12:28
jdongbut I can usually convince them otherwise when showing them the upgrade ease :)12:28
ploumok, forget it ! it was on my side12:28
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lamontsmurf: ping12:43
smurflamont: *yawn* 12:43
lamontsmurf: why does keyboard-chooser.udeb fail when there's no keyboard plugged into the machine???? huh? huh?12:43
smurflamont: umm... good question. I suggest that I'll try to answer that after I've gotten some sleep. ;-)12:44
lamontthanks12:45
smurflamont: Is there a bug for that problem someplace?12:45
lamontJust encountered it (headless box), I can certainly file one.12:45
KamionI haven't seen such a bug12:46
Kamionalthough I've been running into a few annoying problems with kbd-chooser, mostly related to i18n I think - that won't be the case here12:47
smurfI freely admit I haven't tried to install from a headless box like, umm, ever12:47
jdongout of curiousity, is /var/lib/dpkg/* repairable?12:49
jdongI've seen XFS systems where those files got corrupted12:49
jdongdpkg doesn't work too well without it ;)12:49
Kamionsmurf: I think the if chain at the end of keymap_ask() is just missing a case for kbd-chooser/no-keyboard12:49
jdongI think RPM has a command to rebuild the db12:49
Nafallojdong: heard about the thing commonly called backup? :-)12:50
jdongNafallo: this particular server admin didn't think anything important was in /var....12:50
smurfKamion: Thanks; I'll look into it tomorrow (meaning, as it's 00:50 right now, "after sleeping")12:50
jdongNafallo: I don't know how he kept his job12:50
Kamionsmurf: sure12:51
azeemjdong: you can usually recover available by running apt-cache dumpavail > /var/lib/dpkg/available, IME12:51
Nafallo:-P12:51
Kamionthere are backups of old /var/lib/dpkg/status in /var/backups/12:51
Kamionthe rest isn't terribly recoverable12:51
jdongKamion: does azeem's commands have any value?12:53
jdong(wow my grammar sucks today)12:53
Kamionjdong: yes, although 'dselect update' is simpler12:53
Kamion(and equivalent)12:53
jdongok; but the status file can't be rebuilt?12:53
Kamionno, the status file contains most of dpkg's brain12:54
Kamionit's theoretically possible to guess at some of it, but I'm not sure anyone's actually done it, and at best it would only work on systems that are otherwise in a completely sane state12:55
Kamionwhich seems a bit optimistic :-012:55
Kamion:-)12:55
Nafallohehe12:56
Kamiondiversions and statoverride would be hard to rebuild too (you'd have to effectively reinstall all packages for the first, which would be hard without existing diversion state, and the second is sysadmin-provided information)12:56
azeemTIMTOWTDI12:56
dholbachhey azeem 12:57
Kamion/var/lib/dpkg/info/ could be rebuilt by downloading all installed and removed-but-not-purged packages and unpacking their control areas, assuming you knew which packages were installed and removed-but-not-purged12:57
jdongk, thanks guys12:57
jdongthat clears it up12:57
Kamionbasically, back up /var/lib/dpkg/12:57
jdongexactly12:57
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Kamionjdong: (azeem's a long-time Debian developer BTW)12:57
jdongKamion: ok. I'm not too familiar with much of the dev community around here... keep me posted :) I'm new and still a stranger12:58
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mdzSeveas: btw, essentially every bug which has ever been filed against 'acpi' is wrongly assigned01:16
lifelessyeouch01:16
mdzSeveas: and belongs either to 'linux', 'acpi-support' or 'UNKNOWN'01:16
Seveasmdz, ah ok01:16
mdzthe 'acpi' package just contains a trivial command-line tool; it has nothing to do with actually implementing the ACPI spec (that's done by the kernel) or dealing with events (acpi-support and acpid)01:17
SeveasThanks for pointing all these things out, I hope I'll make less mistakes in the future01:17
mdzSeveas: these are minor things; you've been very helpful so far01:17
lifelessmdz: what *should* go on acpi ?01:17
mdzlifeless: bugs in /usr/bin/acpi01:17
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mdzwhich is the only purpose of that package01:18
Seveasmdz, if minor things occur in large numbers they get very annoying :) 01:18
mdzSeveas: similar for 'kernel-package' vs. 'linux', but I see you already know that01:18
Seveasyep01:18
mdzlifeless: which are so exceedingly rare as to be irrelevant in the face of the time we spend fixing it, so I'm considering just deleting that component01:19
mdzI don't think that's reasonable for kernel-package, though01:19
mdzwe occasionally get real kernel-package bug reports, especially from debian01:20
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lifelessmdz: yeah. I was going down the path of 'if no report is ever on acpi, why do we have acpi listed'01:21
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lifelessmdz: it might not be a bad idea to nuke it and feed acpi bugs to acpi-support *even if that is technically wrong*01:22
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infinityYeah, kernel-package has plenty of real bugs.01:22
mdzlifeless: removing acpi would probably just cause all the kernel-side acpi bugs to end up on acpi-support01:23
infinityAnd I still have no idea how all the linux-image bugs land there.01:23
mdzinfinity: people type 'kernel' into the selector01:23
infinity(Why don't we have a component just called "kernel"?01:23
infinity)01:23
lifelessmdz: thats what I'm saying. Point is that users don't know enough to make that choice anyway01:23
mdzlifeless: it's also a PITA to clean up all the old bugs which were closed without being reassigned away from 'acpi' (which bugzilla requires before it could be deleted)01:24
mdzlifeless: acpi-support isn't all that much better than acpi as a wrong destination01:24
mdzlifeless: certainly worse for mjg59, and not really better for me01:24
lifelessmdz: k, was just a thought.01:25
mdzperhaps we should rename acpi to acpi-the-silly-command-line-tool01:25
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mdzinfinity: I was thinking about creating one, actually01:26
mdzbut it would mean that you'd have to search both to find kernel bugs01:26
mdzthe whole point of 'linux' is to collect all of them01:26
lifelessI wonder if bugzilla could be fooled into aliasing them01:26
mdzthat's closer to what we'd want01:26
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infinityYeah, that's kinda what I meant.01:29
infinityBut I dunno if bugzilla supports aliases.01:29
Seveashmm, continuing the triage on malone -- how can i close bugs there?01:30
dholbachgood night pals, i'm off to bed01:32
Seveas'night01:33
dholbachnight Seveas 01:33
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Kamionlifeless: I think the company line is that the project to fix bugzilla to be usable is called 'malone'01:36
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whiprushjdub: ping01:42
SeveasKamion, in its current state malone is far less usable than bugzilla01:52
KamionSeveas: there was a certain amount of irony inherent in my statement01:52
SeveasKamion, ah, did not get that :)01:53
Kamionit probably only came across if you've heard me talk about malone before01:53
Seveashehe01:53
Kamionbut still, that *is* the Canonical line, ultimately - Malone is what we'll be using long-term01:53
Kamionso we all hope it'll get fixed :)01:54
Seveaslet's hope that term is lnog enough01:54
SeveasI really like the previous - next buttons in bugzilla combined with the outrageously detailed searches that are possible01:54
Kamionthere aren't many things I like about bugzilla either01:55
KamionI might like the outrageously detailed search facility better if it didn't take the page an eon to load01:55
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Nafallowow01:56
lamontKamion:  that's because the package list is > 1MB01:56
Nafallocould we have a purple desktop in dapper+1 please :-)01:56
bddebianWith Pink Polka-dots?01:57
Seveasyeah!01:57
Seveasand bright lightblue/green/yellow squares 01:57
SeveasPsychobuntu :)01:57
Nafallowe should have all squares in diffrent colors on all windows :-)01:58
Nafallolike: what colors are my firefox today?01:58
SeveasThere's a random-firefox-name extension01:59
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mptinfinity, Malone has aliases, though I'm dubious about the usefulness-to-clutter factor01:59
Nafallohmm, maybe I should install that on my girlfriends machine ;-)02:00
infinitympt : For obvious things like "kernel/linux", which we get a LOT of bug reports on, it makes sense.  FOr others, probably not so much worth the clutter.02:01
mptKamion, part of my brief when I designed Bugzilla's outrageously detailed search facility was that I wasn't allowed to remove any of the outrageous details02:01
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ogramdz, jbailey, YAY02:06
ogramdz, jbailey, -o retrans=10 seems to be the solution for #1294202:06
jbaileyogra: Lovely.02:06
ograjbailey, thanks for the help :)02:06
mdzogra: what does that do?02:06
jbaileyogra: Glad I could help. =)02:06
ograit retries 10 times instead of 3 times02:07
ogra(...to mount)02:07
ajmitchyou need that many retries? worrying02:07
jbaileyajmitch: The timeout seems particularily small.02:07
mdzthat doesn't make much sense to me; it never says that it gives up02:07
mdzit just keeps retrying but never works02:07
mptSeveas, IMO the biggest problems with Malone are (1a) too many clicks to do anything to a bug report, (1b) you can't do multiple things to a bug report at once, (2) search is crippled, (3) the one-bug-in-many-places idea isn't obvious enough. Would that match your experience?02:08
mdzogra: do you still get the same messages?02:08
ajmitchjbailey: it must be rather small02:08
ogramdz, i booted 5 times with a freshly rebooted server, all first attempts worked02:08
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ogramdz, works just fine now02:08
jbaileyajmitch: timeo is "7", no idea what unit that is.02:08
mdzogra: you don't even get a single 'not responding' message?02:08
ogranot on the client02:09
Seveasmpt, it matches it exactly02:09
mdzthat is weird enough to make me skeptical that it really avoids the problem02:09
ograi didnt run a tcpdump or anything, i'll look deeper tomorrow02:09
Kamionmpt: (1c) it's confusing to see how to do anything to a bug report02:09
Seveasthat too02:09
Kamionoh, and the display is *so* sparse I keep wondering if I'm missing stuff02:09
jbaileyogra, mdz: Do you want something in initramfs for now?  I need to do an upload with jfs included anyway, so it would be nice to include this.02:10
mdzjbailey,ogra: let's get confirmation from some users that it fixes the problem02:10
Kamionin particular I keep looking in the wrong place to find who reported the bug02:10
mdzget some instructions into bugzilla and ask for testing02:10
ograjbailey, i'd say go ahead, but if mdz has objections lets wait 02:10
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mdzit's a pretty safe change, so I think we can afford to wait a day or so to get confirmation02:11
ograyup02:11
mptKamion: yeah, sabdfl is pretty fond of putting things in little blue boxes02:11
jbaileympt: I think my biggest problem is that the links at the top are context sensitive and I don't expect that.02:12
Kamionmpt: I don't mind it being on the left-hand side, but in this case I think it could stand to be duplicated. I don't really understand why the report is treated fundamentally differently from comments; I would prefer if they all appeared in the same style (and thus with the commenter at the top right of the text of the initial report)02:12
mptSeveas: good, then at least I know I'm on the right track ... Over the next couple of weeks we're going to pull stuff (like making attachments, and subscribing) into the bug page to reduce the number of clicks02:13
Seveasmpt, awesome02:13
Kamionat the moment "assigned to" appears roughly to the top right of the initial report, quite close to the relative position of the commenter's name to a comment, which is very confusing indeed02:13
mptKamion, agreed02:13
mdzjbailey: timeo is in tenths of seconds02:13
mdzso 0.702:13
mdzand the default for retrans is 502:14
mdzso 3.5 seconds02:14
mdzthat is pretty short02:14
ogramdz, its 3 in my source here02:14
ogra(retrans)02:14
mdz./nfs/inode.c:          timeparms.to_retries = 5;02:14
jbaileymdz: Default retrans for klibc's nfsmount is 302:14
ogramdz, klibc02:14
mdzuuarrghhh02:15
ograand timeo is 702:15
ograi'll play with timeo tomorrow if you see a need for that02:15
ograand leave retrans at 302:15
mdzI can believe that we might hit the timeout sometimes02:16
mdzbut I don't understand why it doesn't fail02:16
mdzit acts as if it is continuing to retry forever02:16
mdzogra: let's use the same defaults that the kernel does02:16
ograok02:16
ograso retrans=5 then02:16
mdztimeo=7 and retrans=502:16
ograi guess setting that in klibc directly would be better than using a commandline option every time :)02:18
mdzThe -o retrans option allows designation of the number of timeouts allowed before the client gives up, and displays the Server not responding message. The default value is 3 attempts. Once the client displays this message, it will continue to try to send the request, but only once before displaying the error message if another timeout occurs. When the client reestablishes contact, it will fall back to using the correct retrans val02:18
mdzue, and will display the Server OK message.02:18
mdzthe confusing thing is that that never happens in our case02:18
mdzso I don't see why increasing the timeout should change that02:18
mdzor the number of retransmissions02:19
ograi never saw more than one message...02:20
ograthe above suggests i should see more02:21
mdzI have seen it repeat02:21
ograhmm...02:21
ograin which timeframe ? 02:21
Riddellare the build daemons running today?02:22
ograi normally shut down the client after a minute or two02:22
ograRiddell, see topic... :) 02:22
ograi was hit by it too today, all uploads need approval :)02:22
Riddellogra: ah02:23
Kamionmdz: btw, approval baton is yours, I'm well bored of it today02:23
mdzKamion: we need an archive admin list02:24
mdzwhich gets mail when things land in the queue02:24
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ograbrb02:25
KamionRiddell: I've largely been avoiding KDE approvals because I don't know the standing policy on new upstream versions there02:27
Kamionat least not well enough to want to enforce it02:28
mdzKamion: Riddell and I discussed via email; I've taken care of the pending uploads02:30
Kamionok, thanks02:30
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ogramdz, 5 works too.. below it times out for me02:31
ogra(i.e. 4) 02:31
mdzso weird02:31
ograbut if 5 is the default forthe kernel it sounds reasonable to use that02:32
mdzmaybe using a lower value triggers a bug somewhere02:33
mdzogra,jbailey: let's go ahead and set retrans=5 in initramfs-tools02:34
ograhmm, that might be... or the description is simply wrong02:34
ograi'd rather set it to 5 in klbc02:34
ogra*klibc02:34
ograsince its the default in the kernel anyway as you say02:35
ograso the default values should match02:35
jbaileymdz: 'kay.  I will make a variable for options, set it to that by default and allow it to be overwridden in the initramfs.conf02:37
jbaileyMmm..  Overwridden must be the intersection of overwritten and overridden, I guess.02:38
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wasabiLooks like in 2.6.12-9 the mppe module isn't audoloading right anymore03:10
crimsunmppe?03:10
wasabippp encryption stuff for MS VPNs03:11
crimsunoh, it must be external03:11
wasabihmm?03:11
crimsunI couldn't see anything from modinfo03:11
wasabi/lib/modules/2.6.12-9-k7/kernel/drivers/net/ppp_mppe_mppc.ko03:11
crimsunoh, I used ''modinfo mppe''03:12
wasabiFOr whatever reason, it was being loaded on demand in 2.6.12-803:12
crimsunthat would explain that03:12
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oxezis it me or the channel is -t, anyone can change topic?03:13
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danielsit's not just you03:14
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oxezokay03:15
tritiumhi daniels.  Good to see you03:16
danielstritium: yo03:18
bddebiandaniels: Would you mind looking at a patch for xfonts-terminus for me?03:21
danielsbddebian: sure03:24
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bddebiandaniels: Thx.  It works but I suppose I should probably do a proper patch?  http://www2.bddebian.com:8000/packages/ubuntu/xfonts-terminus/xfonts-terminus_4.12-2ubuntu2.debdiff03:26
danielsbddebian: *shrug*, looks okay to me03:27
Kamionso is evolution meant to provide evolution.desktop as well as evolution-2.4.desktop, or should I fix the default panel setup?03:28
Kamionseems that evolution only provided evolution-2.2.desktop in hoary ...03:28
infinitybddebian : "proper patch"?03:28
bddebiandaniels: You don't think I need to do a proper debian/rules patching for the Makefile and such?03:28
danielsbddebian: why bother?03:29
infinitybddebian : Is there a patch system in the package already?03:29
bddebiandaniels: That was my question but dholbach felt I should "do it right" :-)03:29
danielsbddebian: often the overhead of adding dpatch and the huge drift (and antagonism) that results is far worse03:29
infinitybddebian : If not, adding one increases the complexity of our diff against Debian, which is counter-productive.03:29
danielsbddebian: tbh I wouldn't be adding any patch systems unless I had a huge unmanageable diff03:29
bddebianinfinity: No there isn't :-(03:29
ajmitchespecially for a small change03:29
infinitybddebian : Right, then don't add one.  PLEASE.03:29
bddebianGrrr.. :-)03:29
danielsi don't think this counts as either huge or unmanageable03:29
infinitybddebian : It just makes syncs harder, not easier.03:30
bddebianOK, someone wanna upload it? ;-)03:30
danielsit's a main package?03:30
bddebianAye :-(03:30
danielsKamion: approval?03:30
ajmitchuniverse binary, main source03:30
bddebianMalone bug03:30
Kamiondaniels: I'm nearly passing out, ask mdz03:30
danielsKamion: 'kay03:31
danielsmdz: ^^03:31
bddebianI think scribus needs a fixed .desktop file too but it's main also :-(03:31
bddebianYou folks just need to get ajmitch his main upload rights and I'll make him my bitch for any main fixes03:37
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infinitybddebian : What's the point of changing the documentation of "default build locations" in that patch?03:37
bddebianinfinity: It's not necessary, it was just an anal thing :-)03:37
infinitybddebian : (which is inaccurate anyway, since you didn't actually change those strings to match your changes to the Makefile)03:37
ajmitchbddebian: hardly likely :)03:38
bddebianI didn't?03:38
infinitybddebian : s/local/misc/03:38
bddebianajmitch: What, that you'll ever get main? :-)03:38
bddebianinfinity: Didn't I make it /misc?03:38
infinitybddebian : Not in the docs.03:38
bddebianOh must have been an oversight on a subsequent revision :-(03:39
ajmitchbddebian: no, that's expected, I mean the uploading03:39
bddebianajmitch: ;-P03:39
bddebianajmitch: Don't feel bad, I still don't have a working @ubuntu.com e-mail :-)03:39
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fabbionemorning07:03
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sabdflmdz: ping07:07
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crimsunmorning pitti 07:09
crimsunpitti: when I plug in a usb sound device, a popup appears, but it refers to System> Preferences> Audio. Shouldn't that be Sound instead?07:10
vuntzKamion: "so is evolution meant to provide evolution.desktop as well as evolution-2.4.desktop, or should I fix the default panel setup?"07:10
pittiHi all07:10
vuntzKamion: it should provide it. But it doesn't right now07:10
vuntzKamion: it will in the future, though07:10
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pitticrimsun: right, it should07:11
pitticrimsun: I'll upload a new version, thanks for spotting07:11
crimsunpitti: thank you :-)07:11
fabbionedaniels: ping?07:12
ajmitchhi pitti 07:15
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pittiKamion/mdz: approval for uploading a new control-center which fixes the menu name pointer in the audio popup? (s/Sound/Audio/)07:18
pittiHi ajmitch 07:18
ajmitchpitti: your phpmyadmin sync last week didn't quite work :)07:18
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pittiajmitch: why, didn't it build?07:19
ajmitchpitti: no, it needed a newer yada than was in main07:19
ajmitchbuilds ok without it, so I set the build-dep back 07:19
fabbionemdz, Kamion, whoever can answer: permission to upload mysql-dfsg-4.1 to fix 16708. One line change. simple and clear07:19
pittioh, thanks07:19
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pittiKamion: permission to upload  http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/TqQt0d66.html ? (trivial build-time change only)07:54
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fabbionehey pitti07:57
pittiHi fabbione 07:58
fabbionepitti: any news about that patch?07:58
fabbione(kernel)07:58
pittifabbione: Linus produced a "totally untested patch" which is currently discussed07:59
fabbioneok07:59
pittifabbione: this is pretty messy07:59
fabbioneyeah i can imagine07:59
smurfpitti: Since when is Linus' posting totally untested patches news? ;-)08:07
Mithrandirmdz: given that I can't reproduce it on any system I have access to, no.08:10
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mdzMithrandir: neither can I, so we need to debug it by proxy with the people who can08:15
mjg59mdz: sleep is broken in acpi-support 0.42, fixed in 0.43 (though that's not built yet)08:16
mdzpitti: translated string?08:17
mdzmjg59: I just approved it about 30 seconds ago08:17
pittimdz: no, the bubble is not translated08:17
mdzpitti: ok then08:17
pittimdz: (it should be in the future, though)08:17
mdzinfinity,fabbione: uploads approved08:17
fabbionemdz: ok done..08:17
fabbionemdz: i am looking at that mkdirhier08:18
fabbionebut that's a pain to do.. it needs a NEW + an xorg upload08:18
pittimdz: permission for http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/TqQt0d66.html  ?08:18
fabbionenot sure it's worth it08:18
lifelessdaniels: ping08:18
lifelessI just resumed...08:18
mdzdaniels: what is the story with all these xkb bugs?08:18
mjg59mdz: Ta08:18
lifelessdaniels: and X was hung - showed my screen, with the shapes of the major windows (panel, xterm) in background-colour, but no content08:19
mdzpitti: ok08:19
pittimdz: thanks08:19
mjg59lifeless: From RAM or from disk?08:19
lifelessdaniels: I switched to console, and ps fux showed me a bash -c 'xscreen-saver-command -deactivate' process that was hung08:19
lifelessthats from resume.sh I presume08:19
lifelessmjg59: mem08:19
mjg59lifeless: Ah. Now that's interesting.08:19
lifelessdaniels: so I killed that.08:19
lifelessdaniels: then there was a xscreensaver-command -throttle, I killed that too08:20
lifelessno joy08:20
lifelessso I killed xscreensaver08:20
lifelesswhich made everything work again, except my mouse cursor was missing08:20
lifelessI did a short suspend-mem, resume cycle08:20
lifelessand it came good.08:20
mjg59infinity: Win.08:20
lifelessmjg59: yes, it is interesting.08:21
mjg59infinity: Now we just need to figure out what state xscreensaver is in08:21
pittiinfinity: what's the status of tbird? pushing this into breezy becomes really hard, I assume08:21
mjg59For some reason, this seems to happen when people StR for long periods of time but not short ones08:21
infinitypitti : It's the next on my list after a binutils upload.08:21
infinitypitti : asack rolled an orig and pushed it into sid over the weekend.08:22
lifelessmjg59: yes, I had just done a 15 minute suspend08:22
pittiinfinity: can we still put it into breezy?08:22
mdzmjg59: which one of the changes in 0.43 unbreaks sleep?08:22
mjg59mdz: The fix in sleep.sh08:22
infinitypitti : Should be able to.08:22
mjg59mdz: Which is the "Fix Radeon backlight tweak support"08:22
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infinitypitti : It'll get more testing in breezy in 9 days than it'll get in the other dists, and we're backporting sources... So... <shrug>... I'll review the diff first, of course (coming up later today)08:23
pittiinfinity: ok, thanks08:23
tritiummjg59, I can also confirm it occurs when hibernating for long periods08:23
mjg59lifeless: How long had you slept for?08:23
mjg59When it broke?08:23
mjg5915 minutes?08:23
pittiinfinity: JFYI, http://tinyurl.com/davmq could interest you (full set of bugs fixed for 1.0.7)08:25
lifelessmjg59: yes08:26
infinitypitti : It will fascinate me endlessly.08:26
mjg59lifeless: Ok, cool. So the problem is almost certainly when you've slept long enough that xscreensaver activates itself during resume08:27
mjg59And then gets miserably confused08:27
mjg59Go xscreensaver08:27
pittiinfinity: I meant, for reviewing the diff :)08:27
infinity(I know)08:27
lifelessother data points08:27
lifelessxscreensaver was not using up lots of cpu08:27
lifeless(I checked via top)08:27
lifelessI did not strace.08:27
lifelessI will do that next time08:27
mjg59Ok08:28
mjg59I'll try to duplicate now08:28
mjg59Oh hnngh I need to do a pile of installs08:28
pittifabbione: will you or BenC convert the kernel to the new reboot notification?08:30
infinitymdz : While this testbuild is running, can I get pre-emptive approval to upload a binutils that A) make binutils-static stop depending on binutils, and B) produces a binutils-static-udeb.udeb?08:30
fabbionepitti: nobody.. kernel is in strict security only mode08:31
pittifabbione: ouch08:31
infinityUhm, somebody really should.08:31
pittifabbione: the current notice so much sucks08:31
infinityThe current notification is B-R-O-K-E-N, and the unified thing was done for just such reasons.08:32
fabbionepitti: ask mdz.. in anycase that would be BenC08:32
pittifabbione: ok, I will08:32
fabbioneinfinity: isn't a bit too late to change stuff around?08:32
infinityIt's never too late, if it's done very carefully.08:32
pittifabbione: it's really trivial, just call an u-n script and be done08:32
infinityVery.08:32
fabbionethat requires a lot of changes around.. 08:33
fabbionefrom kernel-package to modify postinst08:33
fabbioneto the kernel to remove the old notification system08:33
fabbioneagain.. i have no problems to do it.. given that mdz approves it08:33
fabbioneor BenC wants to do it08:33
mdzinfinity: it is a bit late for binutils-static-udeb08:35
mdzthe installer needs to be frozen pretty solid08:35
infinitymdz : Erm?  Kamion requested it, otherwise nic-restricted-modules is useless.08:35
mdzinfinity: yes, much as has been the case for the past few months08:35
pittimdz: what do you think about dropping the current kernel update notification and use the new generic reboot notice?08:35
mdzpitti: I think it would have been a good idea last week08:36
mdzwhen we discussed it08:36
pittimdz: ok08:36
infinitymdz : Right, well should we just drop nic-r-m for now, then?  That solves me a hassle or two. :)08:36
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fabbioneAH AH!!!!08:37
infinitySo, I could upload static-udeb, but we could just not use it until the dapper cycle opens.08:37
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pittiHi dholbach 08:37
fabbionemdz: 16812 is easy to fix.. but it needs a xorg upload...08:38
dholbachpitti: hi martin08:38
mjg59infinity: That loses us madwifi support in the installer, right?08:38
mdzinfinity: we have bigger fish to fry; if we're not gonig to use it, then it can wait08:38
dholbachmorning everybody08:38
fabbionemdz: i just figured that there is a shell implementation of mkdirhier08:38
infinitymdz : True, except I just did it.  Meh.08:38
infinitymjg59 : Yes.08:38
mdzmjg59: yes, which we resolved a few months ago that we could live with (which is why no one has been working on it)08:38
mjg59Ok08:38
fabbionemdz: so that would fit perfectly in xutils (no need of a new package)...08:38
fabbionemdz: but it's sort of a hack.. it should really be in its own package08:38
mdzfabbione: ok08:38
fabbionemdz: what would you prefer?08:39
infinitymdz : Apparently, not everyone got that memo, as Kamion has had me fixing the nic-r-m udeb and getting a binutils-static-udeb.  Oh well.08:39
mdzfabbione: I don't agree that every trivial program originating from X needs its own source package08:39
mdzinfinity: he knows better than to push something like that in this week08:39
fabbionewell xutils is now a dummy package.. so adding stuff back to it is a hack08:39
infinitymdz : May have been a product of sleep deprivation, who knows.08:40
fabbionemdz: i would personally prefer to add a mkdirhier package (arch all) and make xutils Depends: on it08:40
mdzinfinity: there is no possible way it can be properly tested in time for the release08:40
fabbionemdz: but yeah a source package for 20 lines bash script is excessive08:40
infinitymdz : So, I'll back out the udeb addition for now, upload a binutils that fixes the stupid dependency issue, and drop nic-r-m from lrm?08:40
mdzinfinity: I see no reason to drop nic-r-m08:41
infinitymdz : Well, if it never makes it anywhere near the installation media, it's okay.  I assume we can just blacklist it?08:41
bob2fabbione: mkdir -p?08:41
fabbionebob2: almost..08:41
mdzinfinity: if it's already there, it's clearly not causing any harm08:41
infinitymdz : It's useless (and broken/bloated) right now.08:41
infinityI can unbloat it, but the intention of doing so was so that it would get used.08:42
infinity<shrug>08:42
infinity(dropping it is much easier than fixing it, that was the only reason I suggested it)08:43
danielsmdz: which ones?08:44
infinityOh that's a shame, I even got the udeb creation right on the first shot, too.08:44
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jdubGOOD MORNING FREEDOM LOVERS!08:47
pittiHi jdub 08:48
fabbionedaniels: yo08:48
pittimdz: permission to upload the fix for #16918?08:48
bob2fsvo morning08:48
danielsfabbione: sup08:49
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pittiHi JaneW 08:49
pittimdz: well, thinking about it, it's a feature, so we should better disable it at all for Breezy08:50
jdubjsgotangco: what's your bugzilla email?08:50
jsgotangcojdub, jgotangco@gmail.com08:50
fabbionedaniels: 16812 <-08:50
fabbionedaniels: i am working on this.. right now.. patch on the way in a few secs08:50
jdubwhat does 'gelera' mean?08:50
bob2glarea?08:51
jdubjsgotangco: ah! was looking for jsg :)08:51
jdubbob2: no, in spanish or portuguese or something08:51
jdubjsgotangco: you now have ALMIGHT EDITBUGS08:51
jdubALMIGHTY COMPLETE WORDS08:52
jsgotangcojdub, gyahhhhh08:52
danielsfabbione: okay08:52
jsgotangcojdub, thanks08:52
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danielstbh I never saw the point of mkdirhier08:52
robitaillejdub,   the fridge needs e-cards like Mandriva :)  http://club.mandriva.com/xwiki/bin/view/Main/ECards08:53
bob2daniels: HP-UX 0.5's mkdir didn't have -p08:53
robitaillethen you can spam all your friends with Ubuntu announcements...08:53
jsgotangcoECards? Like "Happy Birthday from the Fridge?"08:53
danielsbob2: we're using mkdir -p in several places for 7.0, so it's obviously somewhat portable08:53
bob2hah08:54
robitaillejsgotangco,  its personalized.  A coworker sent one to me earlier as joke to tell me about the latest Mandriva version to try to bring me back08:54
jdubrobitaille: heh, fear ;-)08:54
danielshell, I think mkdir -p is even specified by POSIX08:55
danielsx is moving up in the world now.  requiring both C89 (changed late last year) *and* POSIX.08:55
jdubwhoa!08:57
jdub#14502 :-)08:57
Lathiathrm, is there any reason wpasupplicant is not in main?08:57
moyogowho should I contact to ask about the ttf-ubuntu-title font, I'd like to know if I can improve it (add characters)?08:58
jdubmoyogo: andy fitzsimon08:58
moyogojdub: thanks08:59
jdubmoyogo: note that the font will be updated soon with vastly improved quality (but not more characters)08:59
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jduboh man, sabdfl on slashdot08:59
moyogojdub: I really like the font, and would like to either improve or be able to fork it into an OpenType font09:00
danielsmdz: #15372, #16907 and #16910?09:01
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robitaillejdub, it seems the wiki survived the slashdot.  I was really afraid some people would start editing his wiki entry just for the "fun" of it.09:02
jdubheh09:02
jsgotangcoheh09:02
jdubthe "need login to edit" thing keeps out stupid people *and* spam ;-)09:02
ajmitchit could be worse :)09:03
fabbionedaniels: do we still check the MANIFEST at build time?09:04
jdub"Ubuntu might be popular within its own community, but the distro won't go mainstream until its image matures past high school sophomore."09:05
fabbionedaniels: btw.. i don't see the need of it either.. let's just fix it and get over it09:05
jdubYES! :)09:05
jdubrock!09:05
jduball these people who think 'dapper' means gay09:05
jdubman09:05
danielsfabbione: eh, if you want.  i think it's crack though, since it literally jsust is mkdir -p.09:05
jdubeverybody knows it means 'metrosexual'!09:05
danielsjdub: it means 'wearing a salmon pink polo shirt with the collar turned up'09:06
fabbionedaniels: yes i know.. i could see that.. but apparently a bunch of old Makefile still uses it09:06
danielsfabbione: and yes, we still check the MANIFEST09:06
fabbionedaniels: ok09:06
danielsmdz: 15387 has svu and I rather bamboozled.  given that I'm the only one who's worked on XKB code for some years, and sergey's basically the only one working on layouts upstream ...09:07
danielsmdz: to be honest, I don't think we should bother shipping mkdirhier; let it be, and if they're building on non-POSIX systems, their problem.09:07
mdzdaniels: finishing up a phone call, one moment09:08
\sh"Backgrounder: I'm 32 and counting, " *lol* what should I say ... I'm 34 and count down?09:08
JaneWhi pitti (delayed)09:08
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mdzdaniels: generally speaking, all of the x-keyboard-related bugs I've seen go by on ubuntu-bugs.  I've seen my-layout-reverts-to-us, error-activating-xkb-configuration and x-keyboard-vs.-gnome-keyboard bugs recently09:09
danielsmdz: if 15387 needs fixing, I need latitude to spend a fair amount of time on it; this requires plunging deeper into XKB code than I'm comfortable doing on distro time.09:09
danielsmdz: there's one x-keyboard-vs-gnome-keyboard bug that I'm looking at today, and is harmless; the first two, see above09:09
mdzdaniels: it's a regression from hoary, and you and seb128 said it was a serious one09:10
pittidaniels: the gnome keyboard dialog: do you mean fixing the nodeadkeys issue?09:10
danielsmdz: ime, almost every 'can't activate keyboard layout' bug is 'ralt kicks to level3 vs alts toggle layouts'09:10
danielspitti: and the lv3:lwin_switch issue, yeah09:10
danielsmdz: right, but again, I'd like explicit permission to go chasing it as it's a deep-voodoo-XKB bug09:10
\shJaneW: good to see u...I 09:11
mdzdaniels: what are the odds that spending one day on it would net results?09:11
danielsmdz: 40-50%09:12
\shJaneW: I wanted to ask you if you can put at least 2 or 3 kg of biltong in your luggage and take it to UBZ? the costs are mine so u'll get the money back :)09:12
danielsthat probability rises with two days, but I'm not sure09:12
danielsit's a scary frigging bug09:12
mdzRC is due in two days09:12
mdzthe bug is less than 3 weeks old; if it's so severe, why didn't anyone notice it earlier?09:13
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dholbachmorning mvo09:14
danielswhether it simply lurked until then or no-one picked it up is unknown09:14
mvohey dholbach 09:14
mdzdaniels: you meant 15372 rather than 15387, right?09:14
danielsgiven that neither of the relevant code or layouts have changed09:14
danielsmdz: yeha09:14
mdzyes 16907 was one of the ones I was concerned about.you're sure it's really 15372?09:15
JaneW\sh: er I can try I am already a pack horse for the company and have LOADS of printed goods to haul....09:15
danielslayouts = [de  deadacute,de    de] 09:16
danielsoptions = [grp grp:alts_toggle] 09:16
danielsso, yes09:16
JaneW\sh: can you check if Cananda has rules about that? US and Australia wouldn't allow it in....09:16
\shJaneW: ah well...don't tell anybody...but nobody is looking into the big bags...we "smuggled" at least 40kg of all good ZA stuff to germany ,->09:17
JaneW\sh: yeah, but I LOOK guilty even when I am not ;)09:18
\shJaneW: it's not allowed normally without permission09:18
jsgotangcoJaneW, biltong courier hehe09:18
JaneW\sh: I thought I was going to be arrested for taking a muffin into Oz.09:18
\shJaneW: hmmm...well...give it mark then...he can say it's food from space ,-)09:19
fabbioneahahha09:19
danielswe have good muffins here, why on earth would you need to smuggle them?09:19
jsgotangcolol09:19
JaneWdaniels: didn't want to waste a perfectly good SA one ;)09:19
=== \sh don't need muffins.../me needs pure dried tasty game flesh ;)
\shs/don't/doesn't/09:20
JaneW\sh: lemme check my luggage allowance if it's 20kgs I might not make it, if it's 35kgs - np... ok?09:21
jsgotangcojdub, do you know where the ubuntu font andyfitz made can be downloaded from?09:21
JaneW\sh: I suspect it's 20kgs though :(((09:21
\shJaneW: yeah...I was too late with this request I think...who else comes from ZA to UBZ? 09:23
mdzdaniels: also #1541409:24
jsgotangco\sh,  probably adi attar09:24
mdzdaniels: 16628 was marked pendingupload last week; where did the upload go?09:24
jdubjsgotangco: apt-get install ttf-ubuntu-title :-)09:25
jdubjsgotangco: but there's a better version coming09:25
danielsmdz: it's more complex than I hoped.09:25
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jsgotangcojdub, thanks =)09:25
danielslong story short, I'm having fun with PCI subsystem IDs09:25
schimmihmm, acpi does crazy thinks since last update this morning09:26
mdzPENDINGUPLOAD means "I've fixed it and just need to upload the new version"09:26
crimsunschimmi: make sure you're current. acpi-support -43 is supposed to fix a few things.09:26
Keybukjdub: help!09:26
mdzmjg59: what's the master bug# for the sleep.sh thing?09:26
Keybukjdub: you have an X1 right?09:26
jsgotangcoschimmi, -43 was uploaded a few hours ago09:26
danielsKeybuk: X30009:26
schimmicrimsun: no, I am on 42.....09:27
Keybukshould be close enough, I hope09:27
Keybukjdub: can you do lspci | grep IDE and let me know what's in it09:27
mdz16958 looks like it09:27
crimsunschimmi: 43 is available as of 15 minutes ago09:27
schimmiic09:27
schimmibrb09:27
jdubKeybuk: X300, lifeless has an X109:27
jdub0000:00:1f.1 IDE interface: Intel Corp. 82801DBM (ICH4) Ultra ATA Storage Controller (rev 01)09:27
jdub^ but that's what's in the X30009:27
Keybukjdub: ok, what's in /proc/ide -- anything besides "drivers" ?09:28
jdubhda ide009:28
Keybukhmm,ok09:28
mjg59mdz: Yup09:30
mdzdaniels: if you're using PENDINGUPLOAD to mean fixed-upstream, we should create some other way to represent that09:31
danielsmdz: it hasn't been fixed-upstream09:32
=== dholbach hopes that Malone will make this easier
mdzdaniels: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1180709:32
danielsmdz: pendingupload in that case was, well, I had packages, and they were ready to upload09:33
mdzdaniels: 16899 is another of the xkb issues I was concerned about09:34
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fabbioneKeybuk: nice screenshot :)09:37
pittimdz: can I fix the pmount manpage to correct an inconsistent description? (#16843)09:37
Keybukmdz: so, how would you like ntpdate, nfs, pppoe, etc. fixed for breezy?09:37
mdzKeybuk: the way which can't possibly introduce regressions09:38
Keybukthe only real way to fix it is to rewrite /etc/network/interfaces for people so all interfaces are "auto" and not "hotplug"09:38
mdzpitti: yes09:38
Keybukwhich will increase the boot time by about a minute or more for people on laptops09:38
mdzI have a laptop and use auto without a minute increase in boot time09:38
Keybukon both the wired and wireless interfaces?09:38
danielsmdz: i've needinfo'd 1689909:38
mdzwe needn't use it auto on _all_ interfaces, ssurely09:39
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Keybukhow do you pick which to change, and which not to change?09:39
pittiKeybuk: without knowing the context, changing hotplug to auto seems utterly wrong09:39
mdzKeybuk: go back to what we were doing in hoary, where we didn't have this problem?09:39
Keybukwe had this same problem in hoary09:39
Keybuka few of the bug numbers are that old09:40
Keybukfresh installs of hoary had the bug (upgrades from warty didn't, just as they won't in breezy)09:41
KeybukI think we're just getting more new bugs because more people are installing fresh rather than upgrading09:41
mdzI've clobbered all my fresh hoary installs, but I thought we used auto09:41
Keybukhoary used hotplug, I'm sure of it09:42
Keybukit's an installer thing, the bit that writes the initial network-interfaces09:42
mdzif it isn't a regression, then we live with it09:42
KeybukI can't remember which bit that is this morning though <g>09:42
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mdzit would be netcfg, presumably09:44
Keybukthat's the chicken; I was looking for net-config, net-detect, et. al09:44
Keybukyup, we wrote mapping hotplug in hoary too09:46
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Keybukthat'd make most of the symptoms go away :D09:47
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dholbachgood morning seb128 :)09:47
seb128hey dholbach 09:48
pittihi seb128 09:49
bob2ajmitch: hm, mcs is complaining about NUnut.Framework not existing, but it appears in the GAC.09:51
Lathiathrm, gnome-volume-manager setting shows "Burn a CD or DVD when a blank disc is inserted" as off in my fresh install09:51
Keybukheh, also in hoary we started portmap by default09:51
Keybukwhich may have added a useful extra couple of tenths to the boot sequence09:51
fabbionedaniels: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/xorg.diff <- you might want to add the proper C/R with the old xutils package because i don't remember when it was splitted out09:51
seb128hey pitti 09:51
pittiLathiat: with a fresh profile?09:52
Keybukmdz: how about we do this ... when the first hotplug network interface starts configuring, touch a "doing hotplug" file ... then when the first one finishes, remove that file09:52
Lathiatpitti: yes09:53
Keybukand in the mainline boot sequence, in S:S41hotplug-net, if that file exists, wait for it to go away09:53
danielsfabbione: eh, why don't we just do it in another source package or so?09:53
Keybukthat won't get the "two minute" problem because one will finish quickly09:53
Keybukbut it will take the symptoms away for now09:53
mdzKeybuk: sleep 5 isn't entirely insane09:53
fabbionedaniels: a source package for a 20 line shell script seems a bit excessive to me when we are so close to release.. it will need seeding and stuff..09:54
fabbionedaniels: this way it will be just a NEW09:54
seb128pitti: is that known: http://people.ubuntu.com/~seb128/languagepack.png ?09:55
danielsfabbione: isn't it built from the .c in the monolith?09:55
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seb128pitti: the title of the note is the start of the text09:55
fabbionemdz: 5 secs is not always enough09:55
pittiLathiat: darn, right. I'll ask mdz whether I can fix this, it is a regression09:55
fabbionedaniels: not the shell script09:55
fabbionedaniels: there are both shell and .c implementation.. i think we can rely on the shell one :)09:56
Keybukmdz: yes, this will work, I shall add this "wait for the first hotplugging interface to finish" thing to hotplug09:56
pittiseb128: I'll ask mvo about the correct format09:56
mdzKeybuk: so long as it fails open if the file doesn't go away after some reasonable time09:57
pittimdz: can I fix the g-v-m default settings for auto burning? This worked some weeks ago, and it's only a s/false/true/ in the gconf schema09:57
seb128pitti: k09:57
Keybukmdz: yeah, will put a maximum wait time in there, where it'll carry on after09:57
seb128pitti: debian/patches/92_ubuntu-new_audio_notification.patch ... is there some text to translate here?09:57
pittiseb128: you can translate it in Rosetta09:58
pittiseb128: I'll do the same for German09:58
seb128nice09:58
seb128thanks09:58
pittiseb128: thanks to gnome.mk intltool love :-)09:58
mvopitti: please use the description field only. the "name" field is no longer displayed. sorry09:59
pittimvo: ouch09:59
pittimvo: that's a really bad bug, we have fully translated name fields09:59
pittimvo: so where does the header stop and the text begin?10:00
mvopitti: can't we just move them down a bit?10:00
pittimvo: and why is Name not displayed?10:00
pittimvo: of course I can adapt the langpack note, but we also have to fix the kernel's and maybe the reboot note?10:00
mvopitti: it was (ab)used as a kind of summary and not as a name 10:00
mvopitti: the kernel (hopefully) does use the generic reboot notification now?10:01
pittimvo: if it was never intended to be displayed, why it is translatable?10:01
fabbionemvo: no and it won't10:01
pittimvo: no, it doesn't10:01
mvofabbione: why not?10:01
fabbionemvo: too intrusive change at this point in time10:01
pittifabbione: is there a nonintrusive way to disable it completely?10:01
pittifabbione: it is utterly broken for months10:02
fabbionepitti: nope..10:02
pittidarn10:02
fabbioneit requires quite some love in debian/rules10:02
mvopitti: ok, that changes the "display name" buisness of course :/10:02
mvopitti: I'll fix it then10:02
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fabbionei mean.. it can be done. but it's like a few hours of work to ensure we don't break anything10:03
pittimvo: that means, Name-* becomes the header again, and Description the pure text?10:03
fabbionebrb10:03
pittifabbione: it takes hours to remove/disable the notice creation?10:03
mvopitti: yes, looks like there is no other way (given that the kernel notification won't change)10:04
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pittimvo: I don't understand why it was changed in the first place, was there a special reason?10:04
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mvopitti: as I said, it was used as a summary and that dosn't looks right10:05
mvopitti: but yeah, not a big issue10:05
pittiwho is our bugzilla master?10:07
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Kamionmdz: damnit, sorry, I got you to build the wrong tocd thing - you can tell I was tired10:10
Kamionmdz: I *have* to have either a reduced nic-restricted-modules or no nic-restricted-modules, regardless of whether it actually works. The current incredibly bloated one is causing other bugs, like us not being able to live up to our stated memory requirements.10:11
KamionI've been trying to get it fixed for ages10:11
infinityKamion : I'll fix it if that's required, but if we're not shipping static-udeb (and making it work), it's much less effort to just drop it.10:12
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pittiKamion: can I upload http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/8ooPPC76.html ? It's a regression that was introduced a few weeks ago (wrong configuration default)10:14
Kamionmdz: ?10:14
Kamiondropping it is going to get me plenty of hatemail10:14
infinityKamion : If we're not using it, dropping it or fixing it amount to the same thing, no?10:14
Kamionpitti: just upload things - they end up in the approvals queue for us10:14
infinityKamion : And apparently, not using it is what we're doing.10:14
pittiKamion: ah, I see10:15
Kamioninfinity: with respect I think that's a mistake that we'll regret10:15
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janimoinfinity,Kamion is the large restricted modules udeb problem solved?10:16
Kamionjanimo: oh for goodness' sake, we're *discussing* that right now10:17
janimoI have just logged in sorry10:17
Kamionsorry, you only joined in the middle of it, I know10:17
fabbionepitti: yes.. the changes in debian/rules are quite simple.. it takes hours to do test builds 10:17
KamionI'd like to see the l-r-m udeb fix uploaded just so that at least we can argue about it with it in the approvals queue where we can assess the riskiness more accurately10:19
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infinityKamion : Alright.  I'll hold off on the matching binutils until I'm told to send that along too.10:19
infinityKamion : Or, should I upload that too, and let you and mdz argue about whether to reject or accept it?10:20
Kamion*sigh* I'll drop the priority of nic-restricted-modules for now, so that at least it doesn't break the installer quite so badly10:20
Kamionit'll still be bloating installation media by 4MB or whatever unless unseeded, though10:21
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Keybukright, let's reboot to test this10:31
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danielsmdz: so, in summary, I'd like to leave mkdirhier alone10:33
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Keybukexcellent, worked perfectly10:38
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danielsKamion: sorry to bug you, but is %% a sensible thing to be using in maintainer scripts10:45
Treenaksdaniels: if you're writing .spec files ;)10:46
danielsheh10:47
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danielsdaniels@ephemera:~% FOO=xfooxbarx10:47
danielsdaniels@ephemera:~% echo ${FOO%%x}10:47
danielsxfooxbar10:47
`anthonyI'm confused - all of a sudden, ethereal and tethereal won't start, I get Could not set capabilities: Operation not permitted10:47
daniels(FOO is really emo)10:47
`anthonythis is after doing a dist-upgrade of breezy10:48
daniels(but less emo after that substitution10:48
Kamiondaniels: it's portable shell, yes10:48
`anthonythis is as root or a normal user.10:48
danielsKamion: thanks10:48
Kamiondaniels: although a bit pointless in the example you give there, since it's identical to %10:48
Kamion(%% is longest-possible-match)10:49
`anthonyhm - sorry, I was wrong, it's only when run as root I get that error.10:49
fabbione`anthony: can you show me lsmod please?10:49
fabbioneuse pastebin or whatever10:49
fabbioneno flood here10:49
`anthonyfabbione: sure10:49
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`anthonyhttp://pastebin.com/38244010:50
fabbionewhen did you upgrade to breezy?10:51
`anthonycouple of weeks ago.10:51
fabbioneor better.. when was the last upgrade?10:51
fabbioneok it has been fixed already10:51
`anthonydist-upgrade? a couple of hours ago.10:51
fabbioneshort version: you need to modprobe capabilities10:52
fabbionelong version: it has been fixed in initramfs10:52
danielsthe short version was longer than the long version10:52
fabbioneso you need to regenerate the initramfs (if there was no kernel upgrade) and reboot into the new one10:52
`anthonyfabbione: Ok. I rebooted after the upgrade, do I need to do anything else?10:52
`anthonythere was a kernel upgrade10:52
`anthonygonna try another reboot.10:52
`anthonyback in a couple10:53
fabbioneno wait10:53
fabbionedo this:10:53
fabbionemodprobe capability10:53
fabbionemkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-`uname -r`10:53
`anthonyok. That makes it work.10:53
fabbione(as root)10:53
fabbioneand try to reboot10:54
`anthonyhang on - I'm running 2.6.12-8-686. I coulda sworn there was a newer kernel in the last upgrade.10:54
fabbionethere is10:54
fabbione2.6.12-910:54
`anthonywhat the heck.10:54
fabbioneso perhaps you didn't boot in the new one10:54
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fabbione:)10:54
`anthonyright. but I don't understand - I don't recall seeing multiple kernels in boot screen.10:55
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fabbionecheck again.. it must be there10:55
`anthonystupid computer.10:55
fabbioneor you didn't upgrade properly10:55
`anthonyyep. it's there.10:56
`anthonygonna reboot again.10:56
`anthonyand punch grub in the head if that doesn't work.10:56
`anthonyback in a couple10:56
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`anthonyok. beats me why rebooting last time defaulted to the old kernel, and this time to the new.11:06
`anthonymaybe it's random selection of kernels in grub. I didn't hit any keys at all last time. Oh well. Going to file it under either "cosmic rays" or "user is stupid".11:07
bob2you might have been drunk?11:07
`anthonyI wish.11:08
HrdwrBoblittle from column a...11:08
`anthonyyeah, that's probably more like it.11:08
fabbionebbl11:08
`anthonyta for the help11:10
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danielspitti: ping11:17
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lamontseb128: why does gnome-session hate ia64?11:20
seb128lamont: [   ]  gnome-session_2.12.0-0ubuntu1_20050906-1214-ia64-successful.gz   ?11:20
seb128lamont: what does it do ?11:21
lamontsegv11:21
seb128utch11:21
seb128got a backtrace ?11:21
danielspitti: if you've still got that crazy mac with the lv3:lwin_switch and nodeadkeys, could you please try an upgrade with p.u.c/~daniels/xserver-xorg.config?11:21
lamontseb128: would love to know how to get one11:21
seb128when it crash, do you get this bug-buddy dialog to send a bug upstream?11:21
seb128it has the backtrace11:21
seb128other way ... start another wm, let's say wmaker and run gnome-session under gdm from here11:22
seb128gdb11:22
lamontpitti: and I need to squeeze about 2 MB from the livecd ISO on ia64...  got any hated-languages?  (all the others are oversize for 650MB media, ia64 is oversize for 700MB)11:25
lamontignore the current image, that was an attempt at things by dropping a kernel - not a really good option11:26
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lamontwell, clicking 'inform developers' is singularly unhelpful11:28
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mvoinfinity: when update-notifier went mad, what operations did you perform? a normal upgrade? do you have a log by any chance what applications got upgraded then? I assume you can't reproduce it?11:31
lamontseb128: what's the smallest wm I can grab?11:32
taliosanyone here know anything about ubuntu's squeak packages?  I see the inisqueak script mentioned in squeaks manpage, and an inisqueak manpage, but sign of the actual script, bug with the package maybe?11:32
lamontactually, that should work.11:32
zygamvo: hello :)11:33
mvohi zyga 11:34
lamontseb128: any cmdline args to gnome-session?11:34
seb128lamont: wmaker is quite small11:34
seb128no11:34
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lamontProgram received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.11:36
lamont[Switching to Thread 2305843009251442688 (LWP 5455)] 11:36
lamont0x2000000001256c20 in free () from /lib/libc.so.6.111:36
lamont#0  0x2000000001256c20 in free () from /lib/libc.so.6.111:36
lamont#1  0x2000000000234690 in IceFreeListenObjs () from /usr/lib/libICE.so.611:36
lamont#2  0x400000000001b960 in clean_ice ()11:36
lamontafter several ICE errors earlier11:36
lamont_IceTransTransNoListen: unable to find transport: tcp11:36
lamont_IceTransmkdir: ERROR: euid != 0,directory /dev/X will not be created.11:36
lamont_IceTransmkdir: ERROR: Cannot create /dev/X11:36
lamont_IceTransPTSOpenServer: mkdir(/dev/X) failed, errno = 1311:36
lamont_IceTransOpen: transport open failed for pts/bld-27:11:36
lamont...11:36
seb128lamont: seems to not be a GNOME issue ...11:38
lamontother than to the end user... :-(11:38
lamontbut yeah.11:39
fabbioneDOH!11:40
fabbione /dev/X ???11:40
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jmghey guys, i need to file a bug due to state of suspend on my laptop... but not sure if i should be filing under acpi or under klaptop11:41
fabbioneacpi-support11:41
fabbioneuse keyword laptop11:41
jmgbugzilla?11:42
jmgor malone?11:42
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carlospitti, hi, around?11:43
ploumHello11:43
pittilamont: I didn't care for the ia64 image yet, since there were no images I could base size calculations on11:43
pittiHi carlos 11:43
slomoseb128: is it a known problem that evolution-alarm-notify crashes on gnome startup?11:43
lamontpitti: ah, makes sense11:43
Kamionjmg: bugzilla11:43
seb128slomo: no11:43
pittilamont: I have a clever script that makes determining the fitting set of langpacks easy11:43
jmgKamion: thx11:43
slomoseb128: fine, i'll file a bugreport then ;)11:43
carlospitti, I'm going to prepare a language pack all days this week so you can choose whatever you want to generate the latest language pack. Is that ok for you?11:43
ploumI've two soundard (one onboard and another). The only way I've found to use the other one was to blacklist the onboard module (intel8x0) in hotplug conf.11:44
seb128slomo: with a backtrace please or it's useless11:44
ploumseems very unfriendly11:44
pittidaniels: you mean just upgrade the current breezy xorg to that versoin, or upgrade hoary to it?11:44
slomoseb128: sure11:44
carlospitti, btw, we had a problem with control-center that should be fixed today, that's why it's a bit outdated11:44
pitticarlos: that's great11:44
ploumagainst wich package must  I report a bug ?11:44
seb128thanks11:44
carlospitti, the others should already be up to date11:44
pitticarlos: what about evolution-2.4?11:44
pitticarlos: from the Friday tarball I removed c-c and evo11:44
seb128ploum: the sound capplet has a soundcard selector11:44
pitticarlos: the others were fine11:44
fabbionejmg: bugzilla11:45
carlospitti, evolution is being imported atm, will be available with the language packs tomorrow11:45
ploumseb128 : "changer le priphrique" ?11:45
carlosafter  breezy release, I will move the language pack generation to production so we don't need to wait for the staging sync11:45
seb128ploum: gnome-sound-properties ... try to find it on the screen11:46
seb128ploum: there is no that many option on this capplet :)11:46
ploumaaaah! 11:47
lamontdaniels: ping11:47
ploumI didn't see this ...11:47
ploumok, I'm lame11:47
seb128:)11:47
ploumthanks ;-)11:47
seb128np11:47
lamontdaniels: wth is _IceTransTransNoListen defined?11:47
danielslamont: by /usr/include/X11/Xtrans/transport.c probably, because of the absence of TRANS_SERVER11:48
danielspitti: either11:48
pittidaniels: ok, I'll reconstruct the broken xorg.conf and upgrade11:48
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lamontdaniels: source package?11:48
danielslamont: xtrans-dev11:48
danielslamont: probably source package xtrans11:49
slomoseb128: we won't get abiword 2.4 for breezy?11:49
danielspitti: you need to reconstruct the broken debconf answers ;)11:49
lamontok11:49
danielslamont: basically, it'll be getting /dev/X instead of /tmp/.ICE-unix because of a lack of ... maybe ISC11:49
danielsi can't remember which11:49
lamontISC?11:49
pittidaniels: not sure what you mean, but I didn't see/change any debconf answers11:50
lamontdaniels: wth does this mean: _IceTransTransNoListen: unable to find transport: tcp11:50
danielslamont: that it wasn't built with -DTCPCONN, and rightfully so.  don't worry about it11:51
danielspitti: hm11:51
pittidaniels: ok, my xorg.conf now matches /var/lib/xfree86/xorg.conf.md5sum11:52
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pittidaniels: i. e. I have the exact same state as after the upgrade11:52
lamontdaniels: let me rephrase that... I'm trying to figure out why we segv in IceFreeListenObjs11:52
danielslamont: libice6-dbg might be useful there, I guess ...11:52
danielslamont: the PTS errors will beharmless, don't worry about them11:53
pittidaniels: ah, there's no debs, but a script - I just execute it with sudo?11:54
danielslamont: for _IceTrans* functions, strip the IceTrans and then grep for it over /usr/include/X11/Xtrans11:54
danielslamont: xtrans is god's punishment for touching yourself at night.11:54
danielspitti: ah, don't worry about it, think I've got it figured out here11:54
lamontwell, that was diff.  now we die in strlen()11:56
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pittiKamion: can you sync packages from Debian? I need some universe syncs for security updates11:57
lamontheh... maybe if I logged in first11:57
lamont  network_id = 0x49a90 <Address 0x49a90 out of bounds>, 12:01
lamontneato12:01
lamontdaniels: do I care about this? ** (gnome-session:5244): WARNING **: Unable to lock ICE authority file: /home/lamont/.ICEauthority12:01
danielsyeah, probably12:01
danielssounds like libICE is completely broken on your platform12:02
Kamionpitti: yes12:02
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smurflamont: I've updated kbd-chooser, please test12:02
lamontsmurf: that'll have to be once I get to work...  in about 4-6 hours12:02
pittiKamion: can you please sync gtkdiskfree 1.9.3-4sarge1, and apachetop 0.12.5-1sarge1 or 0.12.5-5 ?12:02
Kamionsmurf: kbd-chooser takes a while to propagate to anywhere people can usefully test it, because it's in initrds12:02
lamontdaniels: is this normal?12:03
lamont_IceTransOpen: transport open failed for pts/bld-27:12:03
lamont_IceTransMakeAllCOTSServerListeners: failed to open listener for pts12:03
lamont_IceTransISCOpenServer: Protocol is not supported by a ISC connection12:03
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lamontthe last ICE printf is:12:03
pittiHey haggai12:03
lamont_IceTransMakeAllCOTSServerListeners: failed to open listener for sco12:03
smurfKamion: He can build his own ;-)12:04
Kamionpitti: done12:05
lamontKamion: so does kbd-chooser then require a d-i daily, or just a CD crank?12:05
pittiKamion: thanks; dia sync would also be nice; no big changes between -11 (breezy) and -14 in Debian, and -15 has a security fix12:05
Kamionlamont: d-i daily12:05
pittiKamion: however, I can also backport the patch easily12:06
danielslamont: don't worry about those12:06
lamontKamion: if I cron one of those for an hour or so from now on hppa, could you crank it through while I sleep?12:06
Kamionpitti: dia's in main; please backport12:06
Kamionlamont: yes12:07
pittiKamion: alright12:07
lamontdaniels: ok, then what routine do I want look at for who's assigning listenObjs[] ->network_id?12:07
lamontoh feh./12:07
lamontactually, keyboard-chooser made it through before evo.12:08
zygahi12:09
zygathere is an issue with our ruby version12:10
zygawe ship 1.8.2-9 which claims to be 1.8.3 (it has many patches)12:10
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zygathat version doesn't work with alexandria 0.6.1 (internal ruby errors)12:10
zygaI did a debdiff of ruby as suggested on #u-motu12:11
zygait's over 4 megs long unfortunatly12:11
zygadebdiff from our version to debian's unstable 1.8.3-112:11
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slomozyga: maybe apply the patches from our version and diff against that12:11
zygathe debdiff is here: http://www.suxx.pl/ubuntu/ruby.debdiff12:11
ploumhttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16964 : I'm not sure I understand what this bug means. It's me or there's no bug at all ?12:12
zygaslomo: I'm not good at this stuff yet really12:13
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lamont  network_id = 0x49a90 <Address 0x49a90 out of bounds>, 12:17
lamontinteresting...12:17
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lamontbecuase 0x6000000000049a90 contains "unix/bld-27:/tmp/.ICE-unix/5248"12:17
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lamontor maybe just xorg12:17
lamontdaniels: guesses on who's casting pointers through 32bit ints?12:18
seb128ploum: you may want to /j #ubuntu-desktop12:18
lamont../../src/listenwk.c:84: warning: implicit declaration of function '_IceTransGetMyNetworkId'12:18
lamontI wonder if that would do it, eh?12:19
lamontdaniels: you have time to deal with all of the implict defs found in people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/libi/libice/1\:6.3.5-3/libice_1\:6.3.5-3_20050601-0420-ia64-successful.gz ??12:19
lamont../../src/listenwk.c:84: warning: cast to pointer from integer of different size12:20
lamontthat's the real fatality12:20
danielswonder why that's not defined12:21
lamontonly 20 lines of 'implicit definition of...' crap12:22
danielslamont: edit that file, add #define ICE_t and #define TRANS_SERVER before the Xtrans.h include; does that help?12:22
danielslamont: you may also need TRANS_CLIENT and/or TRANS_REOPEN12:22
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danielsthough why this doesn't also fail on amd64 is beyond me12:23
lamontbecause the upper 32 bits on amd64 pointers tend to be zer012:23
danielslamont: you may also want to do the same with src/misc.c12:23
danielsand src/listen.c12:23
danielsand src/connect.c12:23
mjg59Grngk.12:23
mjg59Right.12:23
mjg59DAILY INSTALL TIME12:23
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lamontaccept, connect, listen, listenwk, misc, shutdown12:26
lamont#define ICE_t12:27
lamont#define TRANS_SERVER12:27
lamont#define TRANS_CLIENT12:27
lamont#define TRANS_OPEN12:27
lamontany reason not to do all 4 in each of the files?12:27
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danielsREOPEN, not OPEN12:30
danielsyou can do all four, but finding the most minimal set needed would be most useful for me12:30
lamontsigh, ok12:33
haggaipitti: hiya12:33
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lamont../../src/authutil.c:58: warning: function declaration isn't a prototype12:42
=== lamont notes that we are no longer in the 1980's
danielslamont: yes we are.12:42
danielslamont: we're now requiring C89 instead of K&R.  so yeah, in the 80s, albeit just.12:43
lamontdaniels: people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/libice.diff12:44
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lamontseems to be minimal or near minimal12:44
mvopitti: update-notifier fixed to display the langpack notifications again correctly12:45
lamontdaniels: you want the privilege of uploading, or shall I?12:46
danielslamont: rockin, seems sensible to me12:47
danielslamont: all yours if you want it12:47
lamontKamion: please to approve the libice upload, it lets windowing work on ia64, by fixing missing implicit defs.  kthxbye12:47
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lamontgonna call it -4 though, not -3.1... K?12:48
Kamionnoted12:48
danielsKamion: it's the right fix12:49
Kamiondiff looks suitably non-intrusive if you (plural) can confirm it doesn't make the header files do other wacky things12:49
danielsi'll commit it upstream in a sec; ice would be the only libxtrans-using module I haven't fixed it for already12:49
danielsKamion: i'm willing to assert that it doesn't12:49
Kamionok, thanks12:49
Kamiongo ahead thn12:49
Kamionthen12:49
Kamionwhat does '#define ICE_t' do anyway?12:49
danielsKamion: based on past experience.  admittedly my recollection may be a little hazy, since every time I have to do anything with xtrans, there's usually an empty bottle of vodka in the recycling bin the next day, but yeah.12:49
Kamionother than being a bad joke12:50
danielsKamion: xtrans is polymorphic code based on #defines12:50
danielsKamion: so you have common functions which change their name based on #define foo_t (X11_t, XSERV_t, FONT_t, FS_t, ICE_t)12:50
Kamionthat's a nasty abuse of _t12:50
Kamion(which at least C99 reserves for the implementation, BTW, and C89 might do as well ...)12:51
daniels/usr/include/X11/Xtrans contains a bunch of files which change like such (and expose varying functionality based on other #defines)12:51
Kamionbut obviously not something fixable for breezy ;)12:51
danielsxtrans is a nasty abuse of fucking *everything*12:51
danielsseriously.  #include'ing C files, which change function names based on some #define.12:51
danielsit needs to go completely, not just lose the _t.12:51
danielsbut yeah, as I said, C89 was only made a requirement early this year or late last year or something.  i think xtrans predates it.12:52
danielsat a time where you wanted to switch between unix sockets and decnet.12:52
danielsif it explains anything, the same dude who wrote xtrans also wrote the current X module loader.12:53
lamontUploading via ftp libice_6.3.5-4_source.changes: done.12:53
lamontKamion: but X is part of the implementation... :-)12:53
Kamionactually I wonder if I'm wrong about _t; I can find a statement that int*_t and uint*_t are reserved12:54
lamontthe problem with C's reserved namespace is that it doesn't say what the middle layers may use...12:54
=== lamont only knew about leading _
lamontbut must go back to bed now...12:54
lamontKamion: tomorrow I'll make a pass through the rest of the log files looking for known-fatal ones...  Then run in circles and scream and shout12:55
Kamionyeah, looks like I'm wrong12:55
danielslamont: it's only Xtrans that has this particular pathological evil, so just check everything that reverse build-deps on that12:56
danielsi'm pretty sure libx11, xserver-xorg/xorg-server, libfs, libxfont, are okay12:57
lamontdaniels: only Xtrans has implicit deps?  I don't think so.12:57
lamonter, defs12:57
danielslamont: well, only Xtrans has them, and then has some murderously bad casting around, within X12:58
danielsleading _ is reserved?12:58
lamontthere are _LOTS_ of packages that have implicit defs of various things, from strcpy to xtrans...12:58
lamontdaniels: per the ANSI spec, yes.12:59
danielschrist12:59
danielswell there goes half the archive12:59
lamontiz reserved "for the implementation"12:59
danielsthat's stupid12:59
Kamionit's not quite that12:59
lamontno, that's why the ansi namespace guarantees (with a few documented exceptions) that the user can have any name he wants, unless it begins with _: namespace purity12:59
Kamion-- All identifiers that begin with an underscore and either an uppercase letter or another underscore are always reserved for any use.01:00
Kamion-- All identifiers that begin with an underscore are always reserved for use as identifiers with file scope in both the ordinary and tag name spaces.01:00
lamontthe part the spec forgot was to declare (1) what is/is not "implementation", and (2) what do all the middleware libraries do?01:00
Kamion(C99 7.1.3)01:00
danielsoh, C99.  i won't have to worry about that for ten years yet.01:00
KamionI very much doubt that's new in C9901:00
danielshm.01:01
lamontX libs fall squarely into the "we're not part of user space, but we're not part of implementation either, what the hell do we do for our namespace?" camp01:01
lamontwhich means that they pick _$mumble and pray01:01
KamionI don't see it in the foreword01:01
lamontit's part of the original ansi defn01:02
Kamion(list of major changes from C89)01:02
lamontlate 80's would be about right for my recollection of the screaming time.01:02
Kamionsurely X has a perfectly good X* namespace01:02
lamont(somewhere 85-95 ish...)01:02
lamontKamion: well, but what about internal, non-static names?01:03
Kamionas long as each middleware library declares what namespace it uses, there's no problem, surely; if you're using that library, you know about it01:03
lamontthe API is pretty much X*, and the users tend to avoid X* accordingly, but...01:03
Kamionor should01:03
lamontright01:03
Kamionlamont: XInternalFoo?01:03
Kamionor XIntFoo or whatever01:03
lamontXDontCallMeFoo01:03
KamionXDontCallMeShirley01:03
lamontheh01:04
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=== Mithrandir wishes infinity had a link with a little bit less latency.
danielsMithrandir: ?01:05
lamontMithrandir: so does infinity01:05
danielswe use _foo for internal stuff01:05
danielslike _IceFoo, which is internal API that libSM uses01:05
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danielsWAY TO GO GUYS01:05
lamontdaniels: right.  THat'd be a violation of spec, in the purist sense.01:05
danielseven better is the prototype of same in the libSM source, with a comment above saying 'this is libICE private API'01:06
lamontKamion: the issue comes down to how good the lib is at being pedantic about namespace.01:06
lamontmost aren't.01:06
Mithrandirdaniels: I'm trying to fix mysql by (ab)using lucifer.  It gives me flashbacks to 1200/75.01:06
danielsMithrandir: the link has been doing weird things lately.  i was getting thirty-second burstlag to my desktop earlier.01:06
KamionAFAIK _[a-z] .* is fine for identifiers in function, block, or function prototype scope01:06
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danielsi think we're 1500/256 at the moment01:06
Mithrandirdaniels: it's working fine, it's just that it's a long way from where I'm sitting.01:07
Mithrandirdaniels: and that 1500/256 is kbit/sec, I was talking bit/sec. :-P01:07
danielsheh01:07
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danielsMithrandir: think you've got crap latency, eh?01:07
=== Diziet is lost in a twisty maze of string classes, all different.
Treenaksdaniels: you're just on the wrong side of the planet01:08
Kamionah, but function prototype scope only covers formal arguments, not the function identifier itself01:08
Treenaksdaniels: latency-wise01:08
danielsMithrandir: i just started a xorg source upload and now I'm off to have dinner.  cheers.01:08
Kamionlamont: even glibc only started getting much more pedantic about it relatively recently01:09
Mithrandirdaniels: doesn't seem to affect me.  Have a nice dinner.01:10
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fabbioneKamion: how would you feel about 2x256MB USB keys in RAID1 for /boot + / and the rest on a 20GB USb disk?01:13
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Kamionfabbione: *shrug* if you can get grub to boot off that, more power to you :)01:13
fabbioneKamion: ehehe let's try :)01:14
fabbionebut it should. d-i sees the disks as SCSI01:14
KamionBTW, if #16094 rings a bell with anyone, I'd be interested01:14
Kamionoh, wow, major partitioning speedup by fixing partconf/find-partitions to ignore read-only devices01:15
DizietI thought _... identifiers were only reserved if they had external linkage.  BICBW about  static int _zonk;01:16
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danielsthe reply that says 'info@shipit.ubuntu.com, try that, it works perfectly for me!' is pure gold.01:16
infinitymvo : <poke>01:17
fabbioneKamion: *perhaps* he needs to remove the old md superblock.01:17
KamionDiziet: C99 says "identifiers with external linkage" elsewhere in the same section but only "identifiers" for the _[a-z] .* case01:17
KamionI don't know about C8901:17
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fabbioneKamion: old super blocks might confuse stuff around.. specially if they don't change position for a different partition size01:17
infinitymvo : When update-notifier went nuts, I hadn't done anything previously.. It just... Went nuts... And after a reboot, no, I can't reproduce it.01:18
Kamionfabbione: how does one most easily remove the old superblock?01:18
fabbioneKamion: sec.. i need to look that up01:18
fabbionemdadm --zero-superblock <pathtodevice>01:20
fabbionebut that needs to be done with all the raids turned off01:20
fabbioneotherwise they get rewritten01:20
Kamionturned off as in not assembled yet, or turned off as in mdadm --stop?01:21
fabbionemdadm --stop will do01:21
Kamionif they're not assembled yet then I'd've thought /dev/md/0 etc. wouldn't mean anyway01:21
Kamions/anyway/anything/01:21
fabbioneif they are not assembled is ok too01:21
fabbionebut if they get started for some reasons, you need to stop them first01:22
fabbionedone that, zero the superblocks01:22
fabbionerecreate/start again the raids01:22
Kamionif they aren't assembled, what device do you use? the underlying physical volumes?01:22
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fabbioneyou need to use the real partition/hd01:23
Kamionok01:23
fabbioneyou never use /dev/md01:23
mvoinfinity: oh well. not restarting dbus by any chance or something like this :) ?01:23
Kamionfabbione: can you think of any way to test whether this is the problem, non-destructively?01:23
Mirvmvo: did you write that get-18n script in language-selector?01:24
fabbioneKamion: i am thinking...01:25
fabbionei am not sure i understand 100% what he wants to achieve.. i know tht old md blocks are a pain..01:25
KamionI can imagine adding a partman commit script which zeros the superblocks of new RAID physical volumes before going into the RAID configuration screen; I think that's too risky for breezy though, because if done wrong it could lose data01:26
fabbioneKamion: he wants to: raid the 2 6.4GB in a stripe and than raid1 with the 15G?01:26
Kamionfabbione: I have no idea what he's trying to do; the relevant point seems to be that he created *new* RAID physical volumes and mdcfg didn't see them all01:26
fabbioneKamion: no you really don't want to do that.. i might go there just to start again a raid :)01:26
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fabbioneKamion: it gives the feeling he is trying to do md partitioning, that's not exctly supported01:27
Kamionfabbione: I think he's trying to have two RAID0 pairs, but not RAID those two pairs together, but use them as LVM PVs or something01:27
DizietKamion: Did someone approve the metacity `new upstream' for the long titles crash ?  I'm not convinced that this is the right answer to this problem at this stage.01:28
infinitymvo : Could have been an upgrade from several hours previous that I hadn't restarted/rebooted yet.  But I know I wasn't doing anything much at all when I started noticing the churn.01:28
jdubmdz, jbailey: YOU POUR COLD WATER ON MY HEART (and rightly so) re: shutting up grub01:28
infinitymvo : Even so, that's hardly "reasonable" behaviour.01:28
Kamionfabbione: the problem he describes is not doing anything unsupported, regardless of whether he's trying to do anything unsupported later01:28
mvoinfinity: no, certainly not :/01:28
KamionDiziet: yes, I did; standing policy since warty is to take the newest GNOME upstream versions we can01:29
KamionI looked over the diff and it didn't seem insane, although I didn't test it01:29
Dizietkamion: OK.  Hmmm.01:29
KamionDiziet: (hence why Sebastien and Daniel are busy uploading all of GNOME 2.12.1 at the moment)01:30
DizietI think I will change it in firefox anyway.01:30
fabbioneKamion: ahhhh ok.. i think i understand what it is trying to do...01:31
fabbioneKamion:  i will try to reproduce it later01:31
janimodaniels, any idea what could make 'xset dmps force off' only dim the screen now, while about a week ago it turned it off? ati driver, X600 chip01:31
fabbionei need to get some rest becuase headacke is showing up01:31
danielsjanimo: no idea, we haven't touched that code for ages -- try downgrading the kernel?01:31
janimodaniels, ok thanks01:32
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Kamionfabbione: problem is the only machine I have with multiple disks is my server, which I'm not taking down for installer tests01:33
pittiHi seb128 01:33
fabbioneKamion: yeah don't worry01:33
KamionI don't know if it's a multiple-disks thing, or maybe a SCSI thing01:33
fabbioneit can be reproduced on a one disk machine i think01:34
Kamionoh, no, he's using IDE01:34
seb128hey pitti 01:34
fabbioneit's just question of faking 4 partitions01:34
infinitymvo ; Does a greek install tweak/mangle the console font in /etc/console-tools/config, or did you do so by hand?01:34
fabbioneand try to raid them as he sais01:34
Kamionfabbione: I just tried that, and it worked fine01:34
Kamionfabbione: faking how?01:34
fabbioneKamion: i did several RAID installs.. never had a single problem01:34
Kamionfabbione: I'm seriously wondering if it's a missing udevstart or something01:35
Kamionbut it doesn't seem to be all that racy01:35
mvoinfinity: I didn't tweaked anything by hand, it is/was a stock greek install 01:35
fabbioneKamion: i think the problem is that the first time he did try to create some kind of very weird raid01:35
fabbioneKamion: till he realized he couldn't do that01:35
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fabbione(note the select one/select 3 dance)01:35
infinitymvo : And I broke it, somehow?  Hrm.01:36
fabbioneKamion: our raid code is ok.. it's mostlikely a small bug where we allow mdcfg to run is non perfectly sane situation01:36
Kamionfabbione: the select one / select three business was only because partman wasn't showing him all of his devices, AFAIK01:36
fabbioneKamion: but you can land there doing messes like that01:36
infinitymvo : Does /etc/init.d/console-screen.sh, run from the console on a running system, fix/change anything?01:36
Kamionthe procedure he described seems totally sane01:37
Kamionin the *first* post, ignoring the later ones01:37
Kamioncertainly later on he seems to have tried to do odder stuff01:37
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fabbioneI set up two RAID partitions (physical volume) on one large drive and one RAID01:37
fabbionepartition on each of two smaller drives.01:37
fabbionethis is non-sense to me01:37
fabbione(first line)01:38
Kamionit's not very conventional, but I can see no reason at all why partman doesn't support that01:38
fabbionei did try that stuff for fun01:38
mvoinfinity: no, but I think (could be wrong though) that it used to fix vt2-6. vt1 used to work ok01:38
fabbionenow the point is:01:38
fabbioneyou create hda101:38
Kamionall it's doing is creating the volumes, then doing /usr/lib/partconf/find-partitions --ignore-fstype a bit later01:39
fabbionethan you create md0 out of hdb1 + hdc101:39
infinitymvo : And now all 6 are broken?...01:39
infinitymvo : That could be an artifact of you playing. :)01:39
Kamionwhich should show up all of the volumes you just created01:39
fabbioneafaict he is trying to create /dev/md1 out of hda1 + md001:39
mvoinfinity: yes, that was what I was thinking too. I'll do a reinstall now01:39
fabbionethat's not exactly a supported situation01:39
infinitymvo : My (global) font gets set correctly here, I haven't test per-vc fonts, but I also didn't touch that part of the code, so I'll assume it still works.01:39
fabbionebecause you need to mark /dev/md0 as raid disk01:39
fabbioneand iirc that's not something nice to do01:40
fabbionebut again i need to test it01:40
fabbionei did it too long ago01:40
fabbionewhen i was more insane than now01:40
infinitymvo : If it still breaks, yell loudly in the bug, and I'll do a test install in Greek in some free space somewhere.01:40
Kamionfabbione: not to start with, he isn't01:40
mvoinfinity: will you still be around in ~30-45min?01:40
infinitymvo : Just need to download an ISO to play with.01:40
infinitymvo : FSVO 'around', yeah.  I'll be in and out all night, working off and on.01:41
Kamionfabbione: you seem to be trying to say RESOLVED/INVALID - I really don't think that's the case and I don't like dismissing this, because it feels like it could quite easily be a partman bug given the complexity of that code.01:41
fabbioneKamion: i didn't say RESOLVED/INVALID01:41
fabbionei said: I need to retest it01:41
Kamionyou're saying he's doing something wrong and unsupported01:41
Kamionthat's what RESOLVED/INVALID means01:41
fabbioneand "fabbione Kamion: our raid code is ok.. it's mostlikely a small bug where we allow mdcfg to run is non perfectly sane situation"01:41
KamionI'm not sure I believe your premise :-)01:42
Kamionhave you read all of partman-md and mdcfg? :)01:42
Kamionthey're pretty nasty as far as partman integration goes01:42
mvoinfinity: ok, I'll keep you updated, thanks01:42
fabbioneKamion: no. i need to understand what he is trying to do first.01:42
fabbioneKamion: and as i said i need to get some rest first because headacke is coming up..01:43
Kamionfair enough01:43
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Mirvmvo: _if_ you happened to write the get-iso-codes-i18n, it should do some extra checking: currently, when the language and the country is called the same in Finnish, a wrong translation is put in the language; in Finnish, language names are written in lower case, and the script seemingly gets the country name instead01:43
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fabbioneKamion: i didn't close the bug or anything :) i find it diffcult to believe we have such a strange bug01:43
fabbionegiven that i do test a lot of installs on RAID01:43
fabbionebut they are sane config01:43
fabbione+s01:43
mvoMirv: could you please file a bug and (if possible) do a patch :))) ?01:44
Mirvmvo: ok, I will try :)01:44
Kamionfabbione: hmm, partconf checks for LVM before RAID; I wonder if that could be a problem01:44
Kamionfabbione: the output of the commands I asked him for should help, anyway, I hope01:44
mvoMirv: thanks, I'm happy to help if you have any questions (just /msg me)01:45
hungerI can no longer burn CDs with breezy. cdrecord assumes /dev/sg0 as the divice to use, while it is actually /dev/sg1 (sg0 belongs to /dev/sda I think, not /dev/scd0). Should I file a bug on cdrecord or udev for this?01:45
mvohunger: cdrecord should look for /dev/cdrw. do you have that?01:46
fabbioneKamion: i doubt that could be the issue.. the problem is lower than LVM or RAID.. like not all partitions are tagged as RAID devices01:46
fabbioneor something01:46
hungermvo: Let me check...01:46
Kamionfabbione: partconf is what reports that tagging01:46
fabbionei really need to test it and read all the logs01:46
Kamionfabbione: so if it says LVM, partman-md won't display the device01:46
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fabbioneKamion: you can see tha LVM doesn't recognize any partition as sucj01:49
fabbionesuch01:49
fabbione(from the first log)01:49
hungermvo: /dev/cdrw is a link to /dev/scd001:50
Kamionfabbione: I can see that *parted* doesn't think that any partitions are flagged as LVM, but that's not necessarily exactly the same as what /usr/lib/partconf/find-partitions thinks01:50
hungermvo: Sorry for the delay... Im in the office and had to boot my private laptop:-)01:50
mvohunger: no problem. might be a hal problem then. <---- pitti ?01:51
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hungermvo: Does cdrecord even look in hal?01:51
mvohunger: no, but the symlink is IIRC setup by it01:52
fabbioneKamion: there is something i am not sure i understand.. in order to access the mdcfg menu, all the changes must be committed to the disks01:53
fabbioneKamion: if so.. why do the old partitions still show up?01:53
Kamionfabbione: old partitions?01:53
fabbionehttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/attachment.cgi?id=4181 <-01:54
fabbioneat the end of the file01:54
Mirvmvo: actually, I might have been wrong.. it might be that one translator has actually done the few incorrect translations there. hmmkay.01:54
fabbioneparted_server: Closing infifo and outfifo01:54
fabbione /lib/partman/choose_partition/60partition_tree/choices: paragraph: 132256-63992678396399235584primaryunknown/dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part101:54
fabbione /lib/partman/choose_partition/60partition_tree/choices: paragraph: 26399267840-123954969595996229120primaryunknown/dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part201:54
fabbioneand so on01:54
fabbionethey shouldn't be there at all01:54
mvoMirv: ok, fair enough01:55
Kamionfabbione: why not?01:55
Kamionfabbione: partman doesn't forget about the underlying volumes just because you've configured RAID on top of them01:55
KamionAFAIK, that's still what's on his disk01:56
fabbioneKamion: IIRC when you enter the raid setup, you need to commit your changes first01:56
Kamionyes01:56
fabbioneso once you commit the changes, the old partition table should be gone01:57
Kamionin what way is that an "old" partition table?01:57
hungermvo: Changing the cdrw ling to /dev/sg1 does not work.01:58
fabbioneKamion: i can guess that by the fact that it is the same discovered in the first log?01:58
Kamionthe log does not indicate him having changed that partition table in any way01:58
hungermvo: Debug output of K3B lists "BLAHDEVICE (/dev/scd0, /dev/sg1) at /media/cdrom0 [All kinds of formats] 01:58
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hungermvo: Then cdrecord fails opening /dev/sg0.01:59
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hungermvo: Looks like a cdrecord bug to me...01:59
Kamionhe's attempted to configure a RAID device using some of those partitions as physical volumes, but he hasn't done anything else to the physical partition table01:59
mvohunger: yeah, interessting01:59
Kamionfabbione: parted_server looks at the partition type (for DOS partition tables, anyway) to determine whether a partition is an LVM physical volume or RAID or whatever02:00
Kamionfabbione: partconf/find-partitions looks at /proc/lvm/VGs/*/LVs/* and /proc/mdstat instead02:00
Kamionso it's possible for it to give different results02:00
fabbionehmmm02:00
fabbionecrack02:00
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hungermvo: I guess I'll file a bug on cdrecord...02:01
fabbionei am trying to reproduce that thing02:01
mvohunger: could this be a k3b problem? cdrecord seems to be setup for /dev/cdrw, you can try with "cdrecord -toc" 02:02
Kamionfabbione: oh, hmm, no, I'm looking at the wrong bit of code there02:02
KamionI was looking at the code which lists active LVM/RAID *logical* volumes02:02
hungermvo: cdrecord -toc tries to work with /dev/sg002:03
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mvohunger: odd, because cdrtools (4:2.01+01a01-4ubuntu1) breezy; urgency=low02:03
mvo  * Add 27_default_device.dpatch:02:03
mvo  was supposed to fix that02:03
hungermvo: cdrw is a symlink to /dev/scd0 by default anyway... and thatis associated with /dev/sg102:03
Kamionoh, heck, partconf/find-partitions doesn't list LVM or RAID volumes any more02:04
KamionI must have broken that :(02:04
mvopitti: hal is supposed to setup /dev/cdrw, no?02:04
pittimvo: no, udev02:04
hungermvo: Maybe this is because I have a sda instead of a hda.02:04
fabbioneKamion: ok.. now i have a spare disk with 4 partitions.. let see what is going to happen02:04
mvohunger: still, it should point to the correct cdrw device (I assume you have only one)?02:05
hungermvo: CDRW device as in /dev/scd* or /dev/sg*?02:05
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hungermvo: It does point to the proper /dev/scd... (and yes, I only have one).02:05
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mvohunger: hmmmmm ...02:07
smurfhunger: is there a CDR_DEVICE entry in your /etc/default/cdrecord, and what does it say?02:07
fabbioneKamion: ok.. i managed to get the error he mentions about "Earlier, I was seeing some sort of error reported where the partitioner could02:08
fabbionenot inform the kernel of the partition changes."02:08
fabbioneit seems like parted/partman or whatever is trying to tell that there is a partition (/dev/md0p1) on top of the raid02:09
fabbionewhen there is none02:09
Kamionyes, I just noticed that myself too02:09
Kamion#1670602:09
KamionI think it's a separate bug, but probably implicated somehow02:09
hungersmurf: 1,0,002:09
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fabbioneKamion: mostlikely 202:09
fabbioneif not more02:09
fabbionei wonder if this is realted to raid0 only02:10
Kamionthe message in question comes from parted/libparted/linux.c02:10
Kamionno, #16706 was reported on RAID502:10
fabbioneok02:10
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mvohunger: can you try seting it to /dev/cdrw?02:10
smurfhunger: does replacing that with "CDR_DEVICE=/dev/cdrw" fix the problem?02:11
smurfmvo: ;-)02:11
mvosmurf: thanks! :)02:12
mvoinfinity: greek install looks great so far (I'm in stage2 currently)02:12
hungersmurf: It complains about it not being intended to work and not being supported, but it does seem to work.02:12
hungersmurf: Let me try burning something...02:13
mvohunger: cdrecord likes to whine02:13
smurfhunger: that's not a problem with cdrecord, but with cdrecord's author. :-/02:13
hungersmurf: Yeap... that guy is notorious for that, isen't he?02:13
fabbioneKamion: nothing.. i can't reproduce the bug.. i can only get to the md error..02:13
Kamionfabbione: ok, now I've got 'No unused partitions of the type "Linux RAID Autodetect" are available', which I'm guessing is a problem with unzeroed superblocks02:13
fabbioneKamion: you did reboot the machine, without rebuilding the partition table, right?02:14
fabbioneso it's like an old raid setup laying there02:14
Kamionfabbione: right02:14
Kamionyep, looks similar to his report02:15
fabbioneok.. yes than you are hitting the superblock thing02:15
fabbionetry to zero the blocks and reboot again02:15
fabbioneor make parted restart from scratch.. not sure which one is easier02:15
hungersmurf/mvo: K3B ignores thase settings:-(02:16
fabbionebrb02:16
Kamionhave to mdadm --stop some things first02:16
mvoinfinity: you rock! greek install went fine and all vt's are setup correctly02:20
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fabbionere02:21
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Kamionmvo: are those base-config changes now obsolete? I'm afraid I got snowed under and haven't got round to them02:22
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mvoKamion: looks like it, yes. the install looked good in stage2 (fonts setup correctly). after a reboot usplash/gdm came up with no problems and vt1-6 have correct fonts02:24
Kamionmvo: cool - in that case I'll just revert all the changes I have in arch02:25
mvoKamion: let me check stage2 again to be absolutly sure please02:26
smurfhunger: Settings => Configure k3b => Devices, does that look sane?02:27
hungersmurf: Yeap. It is using /dev/scd0 there (which it considers to be (1,0,0).02:28
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hungersmurf: Which is what cdrecord -scanbus thinks it is, too.02:30
segfaultpitti: shouldn't update-notifier_0.38.11ubuntu1_translations.tar.gz include latest translations from rosetta?02:30
smurfhunger: Hmmm. Does adding dev=/dev/cdrw (to ... => Programs => cdrecord) help?02:30
pittisegfault: no, that's only the data from the source package02:30
Mithrandirhmm, how does one disable inotify in the kernel?02:31
fabbioneMithrandir: you can't02:31
segfaultpitti: ah, ok02:31
fabbioneyou can recompile02:31
Mithrandirfabbione: that really, really sucks.  15571.02:31
hungersmurf: Nope.02:32
fabbioneMithrandir: inotify doesn't use /dev/inotify anymore02:32
fabbionethe test program in the last comments is foobar02:32
Mithrandirfabbione: yes, and? :-)  I want to have those users check if inotify is to blame.02:33
MithrandirI guess I should take concordia for a spin, without inotify.02:33
hungersmurf: Oh, wait... it forgot my setting... retrying.02:33
hungersmurf: Yeap, that works.02:33
pittifabbione: so the "noinotify" patch is gone?02:33
fabbioneMithrandir: i doubt.. i can easily move over 40MB/sec...02:34
Mithrandirfabbione: yes, but you don't have the same hardware as those users, do you?02:34
smurfOK, it seems that something in your system gets confused about SCSI device order. Can you "cat /proc/scsi/scsi" and "ls -l /dev/sg*", and put that into a pastebin?02:34
fabbionepitti: the noinotify patch was a local hack...02:34
fabbioneMithrandir: inotify is hw independent02:35
fabbioneMithrandir: it's a hook at VFS layer02:35
ograMithrandir, we had another inotify test proggy on the "disappearing menu items" bug ... let me look up the bugnumber02:35
Mithrandirfabbione: unless it tickles bugs in other drivers or something similar.02:35
fabbioneMithrandir: i did check the code.. no it doesn't interact with drivers at all02:35
fabbioneit replaces some dnotify (fs) calls with generic ones02:35
ograMithrandir, #14967 there was a link iirc02:35
fabbioneso that they can be diverted between dnotify and inotify02:36
Mithrandirfabbione: do you have any other suggestion what it might be, then?02:36
fabbionepitti: the noinotify/inotify patch was only a local hack (rejected upstream) to disable/enable it for our kernel02:36
pittifabbione: I see02:37
hungersmurf: k3b runs cdrecord ... dev=1,0,0 ... dev=/dev/cdrw ... now. Lucky me that mine overrides the first one:-)02:37
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fabbioneMithrandir: it's a gnome bug!! :P02:38
Mithrandirfabbione: sorry, I meant _useful_ suggestion. :-P02:38
fabbioneMithrandir: one question would be why gamin is polling02:38
jbaileyAnyone here happen to use NIS on their network? =)02:38
fabbioneif it uses inotify, it should just sit and wait02:39
jbaileyI have a bug, and I'd really rather not setup NIS to test it. =)02:39
Mithrandirjbailey: I have networks using NIS, yes.02:39
fabbionejbailey: i am not going to answer to that02:39
Mithrandirjbailey: #?02:39
fabbioneMithrandir: wrong answer to jb! you win a mess02:39
Mithrandirpft, setting up nis takes about two minutes anyway.02:39
jbaileyMithrandir: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1689302:39
jbailey(I'll even be nice and paste a clickable URL)02:39
jbaileyMithrandir: Upstream closed a similar bug as WorksForMe02:40
smurfhunger: Can you "cat /proc/scsi/scsi" and "ls -l /dev/sg*", and put that into a pastebin? (http://ubuntu.pastebin.com for instance)02:40
jbaileyMithrandir: If you can reproduce it, there are a couple patches in CVS that might be candidates.02:41
Mithrandirjbailey: that should be reproducable in a chroot?02:41
Mithrandirjbailey: wfm02:42
jbaileyMithrandir: I think so, yes.02:42
fabbioneMithrandir: you can try to spin concordia and disable inotify, but note again what gamin is doing02:42
hungersmurf: I can't... no net on the ubuntu box.02:43
hungersmurf: The CDRW is scsi1, chan 0, id 0, lun 0 in /scsi (HD is scsi0, chan 0, id 0, lun 0) (both are SATA drives). 02:43
fabbioneMithrandir: with the new inotify gamin should jsut wait for inotify to actually notify it of the changes02:43
fabbioneso that polling thing is suspicious02:43
hungersmurf: sg0 is 21,0 (mayor,minor), sg1 is 21,102:43
Mithrandirseb128: do you have any idea on 15571 wrt fabbione's comments?02:45
Mithrandirjbailey: so, works for me, can't reproduce.02:45
Mithrandirjbailey: not even outside a chroot02:45
jbaileyMithrandir: Thanks.  It's inherited from Debian, so I'll mark it NOTWARTY then.02:46
seb128Mithrandir: what about it?02:46
jbaileyMight be another sideeffect of them using gcc-4 to compile instead.02:46
seb128Mithrandir: current inotify doesn't use a /dev entry02:46
Mithrandirseb128: any idea why gam_server is spinning rather than just sleeping in that case?02:47
seb128it spins?02:47
Mithrandirseb128: or is that an old trace?02:47
seb128which one?02:47
Mithrandirseb128: comment #7 in http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1557102:47
fabbioneTHANK YOU MOZILLA.. for crashing again and again.. and again.. and again02:48
seb128Mithrandir: afaik gamin pool for non-existant files02:48
seb128Mithrandir: not sure if inotify can put a monitor on non-created yet entries02:49
seb128Mithrandir: ie: ~/.recently-used 02:49
Mithrandirwhy shouldn't it?02:49
seb128the panel monitor recently-used even if the file is not created yet02:49
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seb128Mithrandir: dunno how the linux inotify code work and what you can monitor, I just know than polling was used for non-created files02:50
seb128by gamin02:50
jdubhttp://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/5 <- that's the badger :-) :-) :-)02:53
jduboh02:53
jdubhttp://fridge.ubuntu.com/taxonomy/term/102:53
jdub^ see it there02:53
jsgotangcotaxonomy?02:55
jsgotangcojdub: man that's they hype machine02:55
jdubmeans categories, essentially02:55
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jsgotangcowow it has gloss terms02:56
jdubthat's how we did the sabdfl definition bit ni the faq story02:57
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fabbione+l02:58
fabbioneMithrandir: another solution for the itontify bug.. reassign it to jdub.. he wanted that crack in02:59
mvoKamion: tty1-3 in stage2 are fine (I waited for gdm to start). tty4 after a fresh stage2 has no getty and some log/error messages left. is that known? tty5,6 have a getty but the console-font is set wrong. after a reboot vt1-6 are fine again 02:59
Kamionmvo: tty4 known; tty5-6 are probably just not there when base-config starts (look at the initial inittab)02:59
Kamionif you have any good ideas for fixing the tty4 thing, let me know, otherwise I'll probably leave it alone for breezy03:00
jsgotangcojdub: the fridge calendar is awesome03:00
Kamionwe could work around tty5-6 by running console-screen.sh after telinit q, but I think that's a bit risky03:00
Kamion(because init probably doesn't create the gettys synchronously)03:01
mvoKamion: it's not really a huge issue IMHO because vt1-3 are ok and a reboot fixes the problem anyway03:01
mvoKamion: just wanted to let you know about the current state :)03:01
Kamionthanks03:01
mvonp03:02
infinitymvo : Rock, so it all works?03:03
mvoinfinity: yeah, looks perfect. no flicking when gdm starts, nice fonts on all terminals. looks like we are done there :)03:03
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kingosanyone want to help me ? I am experiencing bug 13497 - amd64 system, dhcp3-client 3.0.2-1ubuntu603:07
kingosbreezy03:07
maswanhow large are you planning the release set to be? 6 cd isos? dvd isos?03:13
ogramaswan, do you plan to mirror edubuntu too ? we have 6 CDs and 6 DVDs now03:14
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maswanogra: hmm. well, we might. :)03:15
ogramaswan, just to inform you about the extra size :)03:16
ogras/size/space/03:16
maswanogra: ehm. it is there already. :)03:16
ograoh, including the DVD ?03:16
maswanwe mirror releases as provided by rsync from releases03:16
maswanseems to be cd isos03:16
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ograah, k03:17
maswanwe are working on a full cdimage mirror too, but that is a bit of work to keep up to date03:17
maswanok, so, are you going to have live edubuntu isos too at release?03:18
Kamionmaswan: 6 CDs for each of Ubuntu and Kubuntu, 3 CDs for Edubuntu, some as-yet-unclear number of DVDs03:20
Kamionmaswan: edubuntu live> no03:20
ogramaswan, next release probably03:20
Kamionmaswan: oh, plus source CDs03:21
Kamion4/5 per project03:21
acyranyone know if all xorg binaries in Hoary are moved to /usr/bin from /usr/X11R6/bin now?03:21
danielsnope, they aren't03:22
danielsXorg, in particular, is still in X11Rfrigging603:23
acyrdaniels: but in breezy they are in /usr correct?03:23
danielsnope03:23
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bddebianMorning03:23
danielsdaniels@ephemera:~/canonical/xorg/app/imake/imake-7.0% ls /usr/X11R6/bin03:23
danielsX  Xnest  Xorg  Xorg-debug  Xvfb  gtf  ioport  mmapr  mmapw03:23
danielsthe servers are all still there in breezy03:23
acyrdaniels: where would you recommend I drop the fglrx apps into?03:24
infinity /usr/bin03:24
danielsyeah03:25
danielsnothing should be in /usr/X11R6/bin at all03:25
danielsparticularly nothing new03:25
acyrfor both hoary and breezy that'd be cool?03:25
danielsyah03:25
acyrsweet.03:25
danielsthanks for doing the packaging stuff, btw -- much appreciated03:25
acyrnp03:25
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acyrwhere can I get your package stuff from (or how can I pull from the repository)?03:26
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danielsyou can just apt-get source linux-restricted-modules-2.6.1203:27
acyrah ya that's right, forgot it is hiding in the restricted-modules.  thanks03:27
danielsno worries.  ignore all the lrm-manager, and split-module stuff.03:27
acyrwill do.  I just wannt make sure I get the paths etc right.03:28
danielsyeah03:28
infinityacyr : Easiest to grab the binary .debs and do "dpkg-deb -c foo.deb" and make sure yours matches.  Then if you make sure your dpkg-divert calls in the maintainer scripts match ours, you must have (basically) identical packages.03:29
acyrinfinity: thanks for the info, will do03:30
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infinityacyr : Do you require the user to have debhelper insalled, or do you do it with bare dpkg-dev (dpkg, dpkg-deb) calls?03:34
infinityacyr : Oh, also, you're aware that on breezy, kernel modules need to be build with gcc-3.4, right?03:35
infinitys/build/built/03:35
acyrinfinity: I am using debhelper.  I am not packaging binaries for the kernel modules currently, just make-kpkg/m-a compat source.03:38
infinityAhh, kay.03:39
acyrjoy, linux-restricted-modules source is only 73MB... 03:42
bddebianHeh03:42
danielsyeah, nvidia-legacy really screwed our day03:43
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acyrdaniels: what happened?03:46
danielsthey don't support old cards with current releases anymore, so l-r-m has two versions of the nvidia driver now, for each of i386 and ia6403:47
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acyroh, hehe03:48
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pitti_liveDiziet: ping03:50
maswanKamion: Well, we are counting on a trivial ammount of source cd downloads :)03:51
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maswanKamion: the reason I'm curious is for dimensioning offload hosts that need to keep all data in ram03:52
pitti_livejdub: here?03:52
pitti_liveKamion: did you recently try to shutdown a live CD on powerpc?03:54
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pitti_liveKamion: this hangs at "Shutting down LVM Volume Groups..."03:55
jdubpitti_live: pong03:55
pitti_livejdub: (just testing live CD): firefox still does not have a start page03:55
pitti_livejdub: do we miss a new package in the live seed?03:55
pitti_livejdub: AFAIR this file was moved to somewhere else03:55
jdubpitti_live: it's now in ubuntu-docs03:58
jdubpitti_live: changed too late for the livecd build, perhaps?03:58
jsgotangcomost likely03:59
pitti_livejdub: current image has u-d 5.10-404:00
jdubjbailey: ?04:00
pitti_livejdub: right, so tomorrow's image shuold have it04:01
jdubsweet04:01
jsgotangcowe still need to beautify that page though its horrid04:01
pitti_livejdub: odd though, it was uploaded two days ago...04:01
Treenakspitti_live: it got quite a bit larger04:01
Treenaks(didn;t it?)04:02
jsgotangcoTreenaks: yes around 10MB im checking why04:02
jsgotangcoit seemed to have included some images that are not used04:02
Treenaksjsgotangco: livecd space restrictions04:02
jsgotangcooh so it exploded?04:03
Treenaksjsgotangco: maybe04:03
Treenaksjsgotangco: it could be why there is no startpage on the livecd04:03
jsgotangcodarn04:04
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jdubjordi: ping04:07
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pittiKamion: darn, I just saw that breezy still has postgresql-common 25; it seems my sync request got lost in the IRC crowd; -27 has no new features, just bug fixes, can we please sync?04:09
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jbaileyjdub: Yessir?04:16
jdubjbailey: pitti was asking questions about the ubuntu-docs home page not on the livecd04:16
pittijbailey: it already resolved, the current live images still have version -404:17
jbaileyAh, excellent.04:17
jbaileyAlready resolved good.04:17
jsgotangcojbailey: except that ubuntu-docs is 10MB and it has images that seem to not been used :(04:17
jbaileyjsgotangco: I wasn't sure what was used or not, I can slim that down.04:18
bob2does that have the corrected ubuntuguide thing?04:18
jsgotangcobob2: yeah without the crack and the marillat stuff04:18
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jordijdub: pong04:24
jdubjordi: what is the language of mallorca's independence army (non-spanish)?04:25
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jordijdub: GUESS IT04:26
jdubhaha04:26
jdubelite :-)04:26
jsgotangcohah04:26
jdubestic cercand meus pantalons!04:26
jdubthough google doesn't do catalan ;)04:27
Treenaksjdub: may 5th, 2006 is next No Pants Day04:28
jdub:-)04:29
jduboh04:29
jdubi see what you mean04:30
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jdubhrm04:30
Treenaksjdub: link it to http://www.nopantsday.com/04:30
jdubnopantsday.com has't been updated04:30
Treenakshm I see04:31
Treenaksmaybe the wikipedia page?04:31
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jdubshould do a new poll04:35
jdubanyone here subscribe to ubuntu-users via digest?04:37
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jdubVersion: 2704:39
jdub postgresql-common (27) unstable; urgency=low04:39
jduboh04:39
jdubpostgresql-common, separate source04:39
jdubweird04:39
jsgotangcojdub: i do04:44
jdubjsgotangco: do you like the pace of the digests?04:45
jdubi've had requests that they be sent only once a day04:45
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jsgotangcotwice a day isn't really that bad04:45
jdubthey're twice a day atm?04:45
jsgotangcoi rarely reply to digest anwyays04:45
jdubmailman only has a "# of kb" setting04:45
jdubwhich is frustrating04:45
jsgotangcojdub: depends on the volume i guess04:45
jdubi was thinking of cranking up the kb to something fairly huge04:46
jduband turning on the "send daily even if not big enough"04:46
jduboption04:46
jsgotangcoyou'll have a failry long digest if that's the case04:46
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jsgotangco10 - 12 entries per digest is actually chewable04:46
Lathiatdigests are just for those who dont have mail filtering :)04:47
jsgotangcoLathiat: oh ubuntu-users is just not my cup of tea really04:48
jsgotangcoespecially if you have .* on the wiki04:48
jdubthat's a lot of tea04:48
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jsgotangcook i gotta sleep good night04:49
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mdkeKamion, mdz, any indication on what to do about that string change proposal for ubuntu-docs?04:55
KamionI'll look at it in a bit; it turned from an easy decision into a hard one all of a sudden and I had other things to do04:56
mdkeKamion, fair enough, thanks04:57
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mdkeKamion, shout if you want clarification on anything04:57
Nafalloare there likely to be another kernel for breezy or should it be safe to dist-upgrade my server?05:02
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pittiKamion: ping05:05
mdkeNafallo, even if there is, it should be relatively safe05:06
Nafalloyea, but I don't want to restart her if not needed :-P05:06
mdkeah one of those eh05:07
Nafalloit _is_ a server ;-)05:07
mjg59Kamion: What time are the dailies built?05:07
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DizietDamn, 16599 is still hanging around.  Anyone here know anything about why some font pfb might be missing on some user's system ?05:12
Kamionpitti: yo. I hadn't seen the powerpc problem before. postgresql-common synced.05:12
Kamion21 8 * * *      for-project ubuntu cron.daily05:13
Kamion31 7 * * *      for-project ubuntu cron.daily-live05:13
Kamionmjg59: ^-- those are the Ubuntu dailies, London time05:13
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StRHi all!05:13
pittiKamion: thanks05:13
StRwhere can I see why did you choose usplash instead of splashy?05:13
pittiKamion: I just installed amd64; I got the grub dialog that asked me to enter "/dev/hda" or "(hd0)" - is that really on purpose?05:14
mjg59Kamion: Ok. So if I'm getting a train at 6am tomorrow, I might as well just go for what's there now?05:14
pittiKamion: AFAIR Hoary just asked me whether to install in the MBR, or didn't ask at all05:14
Kamionpitti: it depends on the circumstances.05:14
pittiKamion: (it didn't find my already installed breezy system either, but that's already in bugzilla)05:15
Kamionpitti: if there's an operating system on your disk that os-prober couldn't understand, grub-installer assumes that it must be too stupid to get the answer to the boot device question right for itself and asks you instead05:15
Kamionpitti: bug#?05:16
pittiKamion: #1288505:16
pittiKamion: ah, so os-prober saw my other breezy system, didn't recognize it because it automatically mounted it to /media/hda2, and then grub-installer goes the safe way?05:16
Kamionpitti: the automatic mounting under /media doesn't interfere; mounting outside /media might, those05:17
Kamions/those/though/05:17
pittiKamion: yes, I changed the mount point05:17
pittiKamion: ok, then it's not that critical05:18
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Kamionpitti: in #12885 you mounted it at /breezy32, which behaves differently05:18
pittiKamion: just checking whether this was a bug, but it seems to make sense05:18
Kamionpitti: partman-target has a special case to avoid mounting subdirectories of /media while the installer is runnign05:18
pittiKamion: ok, that's fine then; thanks for the heads-up; I will do my next test-install without mounting the partition then05:18
Kamionpitti: let me get this straight - are you still mounting it at /breezy32, or did you change to taking the installer's default of /media/hda2?05:19
Kamionwe could possibly be a bit more intelligent and only mount filesystems mounted at standard Unix paths for the duration of the installer05:19
pittiKamion: nope, I changed it to /breezyold this time05:19
pittiKamion: I didn't know about the /media special-case05:20
Kamionok, I'll try my suggested fix above in dapper, then05:20
spaynewhy are so many packages come through each day?05:21
spayneand what is up with lists.ubuntu.com?05:21
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Kamionspayne: because there's a lot to do05:22
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Kamionspayne: lists> jdub's looking at it05:22
spayneis it just the archives?05:22
jdubyes05:22
spayneyo jdub btw05:23
jdubyo05:23
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mjg59Kamion: Is anyone other than elmo able to do syncs?05:24
danielsmdz?05:24
danielshe has archive powahs, doesn't he05:24
Kamionmjg59: mdz or me05:25
Kamionmjg59: what's needed?05:25
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mvoKamion: ok to upload http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/2760? various fixes in update-notifier05:28
mvoKamion: I can do you a debdiff if you want too05:28
mjg59Kamion: sdparm05:30
carlospitti, todays' language pack: http://mawson.ubuntu.com/~carlos/rosetta-breezy-2005-10-04.tar.gz05:33
Nafallomjg59: please tell me you are going to propose that for main? :-)05:33
mjg59Nafallo: With luck05:33
pitticarlos: so evolution and control-center are current now?05:33
carlospitti, I will try to automate it so you have it all days when you wake up05:33
pitticarlos: that's nice, thanks05:33
carlospitti, evolution is current, control-center is not05:33
pitticarlos: when is the tarball ready? I'd like to set up my own cronjob that merges the buildd output with yours05:34
carlospitti, I think production has control-center already but the mirror is done around 2:00 A.M. (in our time zone)05:34
carlospitti, hmm, not sure, I will launch it at 4:30 AM05:35
pitticarlos: can you set up a symlink like rosetta-breezy-current.tar.gz?05:35
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carlospitti, and it takes between 3-4 hours05:35
carlospitti, sure05:35
pitticarlos: so a cronjob at 10:00 should be safe?05:35
carlospitti, yeah, I think so05:35
Kamionmvo: please just upload stuff, providing that you believe they're sensible for this stage of the freeze; it's much easier to analyse/approve things once they're in the queue05:36
Kamionit looks reasonably sensible if you've tested it05:36
Kamionmjg59: we don't have sdparm in the archive at all?05:37
mjg59Kamion: Yeah. It seems to have hit Debian after syncs were stopped.05:38
sivangHi all05:38
mvoKamion: thanks. I'll do more testing before the upload, but it's mostly obvious fixes05:38
mhzKamion: hi05:39
mhzKamion: will you be around in 4 hours?05:40
Kamionmjg59: ok, syncing, will NEW it later05:40
mjg59Kamion: Ta05:40
Kamionmhz: no, we have a guest round for dinner tonight. Why?05:40
mhzKamion: ogra  suggested you may help me if I continue having TFTP problems (spent 19 hours already)05:41
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ograKamion, i dont know the url for the netboot install howto from the top of my head, i thought you would know it05:42
mhztftp to install unbuntu from a ubuntu server to a thin laptop that boots PXE ok05:42
Kamionhttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/installer-i386/current/doc/manual/en/05:42
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KamionTFTP stuff is chapter 4.505:42
mhzcool, i'll read it, thou I have read many howtos so far.05:43
mhzKamion: thx05:43
ogramhz, but thats the right one :)05:43
mhzLOL05:43
mhzI hope so, real badly05:43
mhzbecause this is the laptop I'm gonna be using for Ubuntu/Edubuntu/Kubuntu presentations05:43
mhz(and using the default MS200 really sucks)05:45
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mjg59Kamion: Can I upload an acpi-support that fixes the sleep key whitelisting support, fixes resume when the machine is asleep for longer than a few minutes and doesn't print nasty errors on SATA machines?05:46
Kamionmjg59: yes05:47
mjg59Kamion: Thanks05:47
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Kinnisonseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeb!05:48
Kinnisonseb128: Unfortunately, my apps menu seems to be lacking in gedit goodness05:48
Kinnisonseb128: and the menu editor doesn't list it either05:48
mhzKamion: BTW, all this hours spent ONLY 'cos afaik, there's no way to boot from PCMCIA CD drive, or is there??05:48
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Kinnisonseb128: which is odd, 'cos I have gedit open over |/_ there05:48
Kamionmhz: depends on your hardware05:49
mjg59mhz: You can only boot from a PCMCIA cdrom drive if your machine supports it05:49
lamont__smurf: 05:49
mhzbios level?05:49
lamont__Oct  4 15:47:30 kbd-chooser[3361] : ERROR **: kbd-chooser: cannot open file No keyboard to configure05:49
lamont__Oct  4 15:47:30 main-menu[2862] : WARNING **: Configuring 'kbd-chooser' failed with error code 105:49
lamont__Oct  4 15:47:30 main-menu[2862] : WARNING **: Menu item 'kbd-chooser' failed.05:49
ogramhz, thats a BIOS thing05:49
mhztsktsktsk! no bios option for that :(05:49
mhzwell, the positive side of this story is that I'll endup wikin a howto local netboot install from edubuntu onto thin laptops  :D05:50
Kinnisonseb128: keybuk told me to bug you :-)05:50
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seb128Kinnison: about what?05:52
seb128oh05:52
mhzKamion: ogra: BTW, is it ok if I export this document to Moin wiki format?? or I'll be doubling efforts.05:52
seb128Kinnison: do you have a /usr/share/applications/gedit.desktop ?05:52
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smurflamont__: bah, I didn't get that this morning05:52
lamont__smurf: moving the kbd-chooser inside the if makes things happier too.....05:53
ogramhz, ist fine, i dont think there is a wiki version of it yet... but make sure to keep it up to date05:53
RiddellKamion: can I upload a small amarok fix?  http://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/amarok.diff05:53
Kinnisonseb128: yes05:53
jordijbailey: ping05:53
seb128Kinnison: gnome-menu-spec-test | grep gedit ?05:53
Kinnisonno output05:54
Kamionmhz: no, I'd really prefer you not to05:54
lamont__smurf: let me push it back up to the top of the hill one more time, and see what I can see.05:54
jbaileyjordi: pong05:54
smurflamont__: sure05:54
seb128Kinnison: ls ~/.local/share/applications/ | grep gedit 05:54
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mhzogra: oh, then maybe it is not worth the try, because Moin does have version controling, when it is wiki work. I don't imagine how to uptodate with html files.05:55
mhzKamion: ok05:55
jordijbailey: how's glibc doing?05:55
jordijbailey: does your pending upload contain kurdish stuff?05:55
Kinnisonseb128: gedit.desktop and gedit-usercustom.desktop05:55
jbaileyjordi: good, yes.05:55
jbaileyjordi: It'll be cooked by the end of the day.05:55
jordijbailey: I mailed you a file, please check it matches what you have in your tree05:56
jbaileyjordi: Do you want me to use what your is?05:56
jbaileyjordi: (When did you learn to speak kurdish? *g*)05:56
Kamionogra: we'd never be able to keep it in sync properly05:56
seb128Kinnison: I bet that this gedit.desktop has a NoDisplay=true05:56
jordijbailey: the Kurdish dude sent it, DUDE05:56
KamionRiddell: yes05:56
jordijbailey: I hope it will be the same as you have now, but just in case.05:56
RiddellKamion: thanks05:57
ograKamion, ah, yes... thats why i notified mhz about that... 05:57
Kinnisonseb128: So it does. Now. (1) How did it get there, and (2) how is a normal user meant to fix this?05:57
lamont__smurf: Your keyboard is: No keyboard to configure05:57
lamont__highlighted selection is: Find your layout by pressing some keys05:57
lamont__"select from a complete list" immediately fails05:58
seb128Kinnison: (1) gnome-vfs/nautilus had a such bug, (2) that doesn't happen a lot and should not happen with current version ... for other people I guess bugzilla it05:58
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Kinnisonseb128: right05:58
Kinnisonseb128: so I should just rm it?05:58
Kamionsmurf: the QUIT state goes into keymap_set()05:58
seb128Kinnison: correct05:58
Kamionsmurf: perhaps you should just exit(0) or something05:58
lamont__ ERROR **: kbd-chooser: cannot open file console-keymaps-none/keymap doesn't exist05:59
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Kinnisonseb128: yay, you win a $beer06:00
seb128Kinnison: cool :)06:00
lamont__smurf: truthfully, this doesn't need to get fixed for breezy06:01
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smurflamont__: it's still a bug. Bugs tend to annoy me on principle, especially when I test stuff (like this morning) and they *still* happen. :-/06:03
jdubtseng: beagle 0.1.1 already - you rock!06:03
lamont__smurf: true... not like anything needs that installer step to succeed though, and it seems to work just fine on head-ful systems06:05
lamont__hence not really worth the risk to the release to do an upload of that right now.06:05
dholbachhey carlos06:05
dholbachcarlos: how are you?06:05
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smurflamont__: Well, I can put it onto my todo list, next to "tell the decision tree generator to use X keymaps instead of console ones" and "re-do the decision logic so that I can drop the 'do you have this key' dialogs" I already have for Dapper06:08
sivangploum: ping, re: 1693106:09
sivangploum: right click the workspaceswitcher applet, do you see there is no seperator between "Help" and "Get Help Online" ?06:10
pittidaniels: still here?06:11
lamont__thansk06:11
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sivanghey pitti 06:12
pittiHi sivang 06:12
segfaultis there any plan to release today a new langpack?06:12
danielspitti: mmm?06:12
bddebianAnyone know/think that bringing in new libofx and aqbanking versions will break anything?06:13
pittidaniels: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+translations06:14
pittidaniels: that should come close to what you asked for06:14
danielspitti: rockin', thanks06:14
fabbionedaniels: dude.. where is mkdirhier? ;)06:16
fabbionedaniels: i thought you were going to include it in the last xorg upload06:17
KamionKeybuk: re hotplug, isn't a minute and a half a bit long to wait for interfaces to come up?06:17
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sivangmjg59: ping06:18
KeybukKamion: well, 60 seconds is the dhcp timeout06:18
mjg59sivang: Hi06:18
Keybukand that wait is only *if* it really is trying to bring one up06:18
Kamionoh06:18
Keybukthe net.ifup timeout is 120 seconds06:18
Kamionsucky06:18
sivangmjg59: I'd like to ask some about another performance loss from latest upgrades, which wasn't before06:19
Keybukso I picked something half way between the two06:19
Keybukif you don't have any hotplug interfaces (ie. not present, or all auto) it won't wait at all06:19
mjg59sivang: I'm not certain I'm the right person to be asking06:19
Keybukbecause the net.busy file it looks for is forced removed in S:S40hotplug and doesn't get created until a hotplug event is about to start06:19
KamionKeybuk: hm, right06:19
sivangmjg59: last time I saw something like that it was related to "one channel for both hd and optical drive" on dell 06:19
Kamionok, approved, we'll see what happens06:20
sivangmjg59: so I figured maybe it's related to the fact I am on a laptop06:20
mjg59sivang: I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about, I'm afraid06:20
sivangmjg59: can we take it private somewhere? (if you have the time, ofcourse)06:20
KeybukKamion: I tested the bits thoroughly individually, and then started running it on my laptop (which has the ntpdate problem every time) and it does the right thing06:20
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mjg59sivang: No, if it's a development issue it belongs here. If it's not a development issue, I'm unsure why I'm the person to be talking to06:21
sivangmjg59: k06:21
sivangmjg59: but I suspect this is related to the fact I'm on a laptop, I don't feel this slow down on my desktop, but well, I can probably live with it.06:22
pittiKamion: does it still make sense to translate d-i parts in Rosetta?06:22
pittiKamion: quite few of the dialogs and strings are shown in English06:23
Kamionpitti: I updated a number recently; we are now past the non-langpack translation deadline06:23
Kamionpitti: any particular ones, in case I just missed the updates from Rosetta?06:23
pittiKamion: no, no particular ones; just my general impression06:24
Kamionwell, I need examples or I can't check :)06:24
mjg59sivang: If you can narrow it down to a specific upgrade, that would be helpful06:24
Kamionde: 940 translated messages, 26 fuzzy translations, 8 untranslated messages.06:24
Kamionhmm06:24
seb128Kamion: and for fr?06:24
sivangmjg59: I'm afraid I can't, sorry for the lack of information.06:24
Kamionfr: 971 translated messages, 1 fuzzy translation, 2 untranslated messages.06:25
seb128thanks06:25
seb128let me know if you plan another update, I'll translate those 306:26
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mdkedoes anyone know what package the update-manager strings are in in rosetta?06:26
pitticarlos: how can I become an official translator of something?06:26
Kamionseb128: the fuzzy and one of the untranslated are bogus, not sure why06:26
Kamionseb128: the other is in cdebconf06:26
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seb128k, thanks06:27
pitticarlos: I wanted to add some missing translations to gnome-volume-manager, but I can't06:27
Kamionoh, I forgot to upload archive-copier06:28
pittismurf: can you register me as German translator?06:28
KeybukKamion: no real progress on that cdrom-detect bug yet06:28
Keybukit looks like he has one of those weird IDE controllers that thinks it's SCSI06:28
mdkeanyone know? Is update-manager translatable via rosetta?06:29
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mvomdke: it should be, yes06:29
mdkemvo, what package would it be in, do you know?06:30
Kamionpitti: most of the visible German ones are probably in base-installer, which has no updates in Rosetta; I could probably backport them from Debian but it would take a while ...06:30
pittimvo: I didn't find a template06:30
mvomdke: oh, it should be update-manager. carlos, is it imported ?06:30
mdkeit's not there06:30
pittiKamion: well, never mind; no need to add something to your workload06:30
mvopitti, mdke: there was a problem some days ago with the import, maybe carlos knows more?06:31
Dizietpitti: Yes, what did you want ?06:31
mdkemvo, hope so. There is an update-notifier in hoary, but nothing in breezy06:31
pittiDiziet: nevermind, I already found the reason (obsolete u-docs package on live CD caused missing ffox start page)06:32
mvomdke: both "update-manager" and "update-notifier" are not availabe? bad :/06:32
seb128Kamion: cdebconf has 100% of fr translations according to rosetta 06:32
mdkemvo, correct. jordi, any ideas?06:32
smurfpitti: https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-l10n-de/ => "Join the team"06:32
pittismurf: I already did that06:32
pittismurf: but AFAICS you are the one to prod about ack'ing?06:32
jordi(sorry, phone)06:32
smurfpitti: Ah. in that case, (a) I didn't get an email from launchpad, (b) since a few days it doesn't show the list of proposed members any more06:33
mdkek06:33
smurfpitti: I'll ask on #launchpad what the problem is06:33
pittismurf: thanks06:33
smurfpitti: what's your username there?06:33
Kamionseb128: updated after the deadline06:33
mdkesmurf, https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-l10n-de/+members06:33
mdkesmurf, he's there :)06:33
pittismurf: well, I requested the addition in the moment I pinged you06:33
pittismurf: pitti06:34
seb128Kamion: k06:34
smurfmdke: ah, thanks06:34
mdkethat is a lot of members :)06:34
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smurfpitti: done06:35
pittismurf: thanks06:35
smurfI seem to have had webcache problems, that list was cut off :-/06:36
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pittimvo: update-notifier is at 100% German translation now :-)06:40
mvopitti: nice!06:40
mdkepitti, how did you do that?06:44
mdkewe would love to have it translated in -it06:44
pittimdke: just added the rest to Rosetta06:44
mdkepitti, you found the template for breezy?06:44
pittimdke: yes, it's not exactly hidden06:45
pittimdke: erm, notifier != manager06:45
mdkepitti, well me and jordi can't see it06:45
mdkesearch "update" on the page https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+lang/it06:45
mdzmorning06:46
mdzKamion: feel free to unseed nic-r-m06:46
Kamion-msgstr "Tlcharger de quoi supporter votre langue?"06:46
Kamion+msgstr "Tlcharger le support de language ?"06:46
Kamionseb128: which is better? the former's yours, the latter's from Rosetta06:47
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Kamionmdz: ok06:47
pittiHi mdz 06:47
seb128vuntz: opinion on that? :)06:47
seb128hi mdz06:47
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mdkepitti, damn, you have it in german but we don't have it in italian :)06:48
mdzmdke: has it already been translated, or not?  there seemed to be some disagreement06:49
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mdzjdub: what's up with the lists.u.c archives?  there's nothing for october06:49
sivanghmm, I now wonder if what made my edimax card work is nic-r-m 06:49
mdkemdz, you mean that string on ubuntu-docs?06:49
mdzmdke: yes,  the one you asked me about06:50
mdkeor update-manager06:50
mdkemdz, ok, the position is that the string as it currently is, has not been translated.06:50
jdubmdz: checking into it tonight06:50
mdzmdke: if it hasn't been translated, there's no reason not to change it06:51
mdkemdz, cool. The further question, which Kamion raised, is what to change it to06:51
mdzmdke: starter guide06:51
mdkemdz, if we use Ubuntu FAQ Guide, it is possible that we can use the existing translation of the title of the guide to localise that string. if we use "starter guide" (better title), we won't be able to localise the string, unless it is put up for translation now/later06:52
seb128Kamion: since vuntz doesn't reply, I would pick my version :)06:52
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jdubmako: ping06:53
Kamionseb128: ok06:53
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mdkemdz, starter guide it is? i'm happy with that if you are06:54
Kamionalso Rosetta flattens non-breaking space 0xA0 to space 0x20 in French translations. grumble06:54
Riddellinfinity: are you able to grant documentation group SVN access?06:54
seb128Kamion: all the unbreakable spaces?06:54
seb128carlos: is that known?06:54
vuntzseb128, Kamion: "Tlcharger le support pour votre langue"06:56
Kamionseb128: obviously I haven't checked exhaustively, but it seems to - unless translators have been adding text to Rosetta without 0xA006:56
seb128Kamion: that's would not be a surprise, you have to use compose to do that and I'm not sure that a lot of people know that06:57
seb128anyway06:57
Kamionseb128: these ones should have been imported from the correct versions in the package, though06:58
seb128Kamion: vuntz' version is nice, pick this one if you have not made the change yet06:58
Kamiondone06:58
seb128Kamion: I'll ping carlos about that06:58
seb128thanks06:58
lamont__buildLogs/e/evolution-data-server/1.4.1-0ubuntu1/evolution-data-server_1.4.1-0ubuntu1_20051003-2247-ia64-successful.gz:Function `isodate_from_time_t' implicitly converted to pointer at e-cal-backend-http.c:87706:58
lamont__buildLogs/g/gnome-media/2.12.O-0ubuntu1/gnome-media_2.12.O-0ubuntu1_20050905-0110-ia64-successful.gz:Function `gnome_vfs_mime_type_from_name' implicitly converted to pointer at audio-profile-choose.c:6106:58
lamont__buildLogs/g/gnome-pilot/2.0.13-0ubuntu9/gnome-pilot_2.0.13-0ubuntu9_20050926-1010-ia64-successful.gz:Function `crypt' implicitly converted to pointer at gpilotd.c:541 Function `crypt' implicitly converted to pointer at make-password.c:7606:58
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lamont__seb128 even06:59
pittiKamion: btw, if you need a German example: the dialogs for entering user name and the first password are completely untranslated06:59
mdzmdke: I think "FAQ Guide" is confusing06:59
seb128lamont__: utch06:59
mdkemdz, me too06:59
mpthurrah06:59
jordicould very well be a mozilla bug too06:59
Kamionpitti: no update available for pkgconf-shadow in Rosetta06:59
jordiI remember mozilla broke non-breaking spaces in the past07:00
desrtseb128; did you or davyd reply, yet, to my email?07:00
Kamionpitti: if you translate it really quickly, I can update it07:00
Kamionsince apparently that's one I missed anyway07:00
lamont__seb128: not that they _need_ to be fixed for release, but they are definitely bugs07:00
seb128desrt: we spoke about it on IRC, he has the issue too and we didn't figure what's wrong07:00
pittiKamion: right; however, I wondered because it was fully translated in Hoary, and I didn't see obvious changes07:00
mdkemdz, ok starter guide it is. We'll try and build the string into our rosetta template just in case there is a possibility of uploading language updates after release07:00
seb128lamont__: right07:00
desrtseb128; k.  just trying to figure out if i'm lost email (both of my mailservers in two separate countries went down simultaneously)07:00
Kamionpitti: well, those dialogs all changed upstream07:01
pittiah, ok07:01
seb128desrt: davyd replied that it works for him, I replied to that and we continued on IRC07:01
desrtah07:02
desrtso i am missing mail :(07:02
desrtthanks07:02
mdzmjg59: I thought we got the ata passthrough patch in, which was what we needed for hdparm?07:02
mjg59mdz: You said that it was too big07:02
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mdz  * drivers-scsi-libata-passthrough: Support for ata passthrough with hdparm07:03
mdz    and smartmon tools. (Closes: #14931)07:03
mjg59Oh. Uhm.07:03
mdzlinux-source-2.6.12 (2.6.12-9.19) breezy; urgency=low07:03
mjg59Right, sorry - I thought we'd agreed not to do that.07:03
mjg59Do you want me to do a 0.45 with that enabled again?07:03
mdzmjg59: hmm, good question07:05
mdzhaving hdparm working again is one thing, and poking at it by default when we haven't been testing that is another07:05
mdzis it easy for people to re-enable it if they have an SATA laptop?07:06
mjg59At the moment they have to uncomment some lines in /etc/acpi/power.sh07:06
pittiKamion: I update them in Rosetta, it can't hurt anyway07:06
mdzlet's leave it, then. let them enable it if they want to find out whether it works07:06
mdzI've approved 0.4407:06
ploumsivang, re 16931 : yes, I see a separator between them07:08
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pittiKamion: done07:10
Kamionpitti: thanks07:10
sivangploum: on both top and bottom ?07:10
lamont__mdz: speaking of kernels...07:10
ploumsivang, well it's just like others apps07:11
mdzKamion: when do you plan to do the final d-i upload for RC?07:11
ploumsivang, the only difference is that I have a "preference" at the top (on top of Help)07:12
mdzwe should start building RCCs no later than tomorrow afternoon07:12
Kamionmdz: tomorrow morning07:12
sivangploum: and you have TWO seperators that distinguish the "Get help oneline" and "Translate this application" ?07:12
Kamionupdates today are only non-initrd and safe translation-only changes07:12
sivangploum: from the rest of the items on the context menu?07:13
Kamionhmm, maybe s/and/or/ there would be clearer07:13
ploumsivang : no07:13
Kamioneither not in the initrd, or translation-only07:13
ploumsivang, I take a screenshot, it will be easier07:13
sivangploum: sure, thanks07:13
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ploumsivang, http://ploum.fritalk.com/multidesk.png07:15
sivangploum: dude, six desktops?  :)07:16
ploumsivang, 807:16
sivanghmm, I should learn to count07:16
ploum:p07:16
smurfmdz: What's a RCC? Release Candidate Candidate?07:16
sivangploum: anyway, you were right. I wonder if this is some weird left over from me hacking on gnome-panle to include lpi07:17
ploumsivang, you are welcome07:17
Keybuksivang: I have 1207:17
sivangKeybuk: :)07:17
Keybuke.g. in http://www.netsplit.com/tmp/Screenshot.png07:17
jdubRiddell: ping07:17
jdubjordi: ping07:18
jdubogra: ping07:18
sivangKeybuk: wow07:18
ograjdub, pong07:18
sivangKeybuk: what's that packect.c file you are hacking on?07:18
Keybukpart of the app in the top-right window07:19
Riddelljdub: hi07:19
Keybukwhich is being debugged in the bottom-left07:19
Keybukuh, bottom right07:19
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sivangKeybuk: what does it do?07:19
Keybuksivang: if the window at the top-right doesn't make sense on first sight, it's hard to explain :)07:20
Keybukit's a timing screen for an F1 race07:20
mjg59seb128: I moved a file on a usb stick to trash. Opening the trash applet shows it, but the applet claims that there's no trash and I can't empty it07:20
Dizietkamion/mdz: I would like to upload fontconfig to fix 16905 (wrong path for X11 fonts).  I trust that's OK ?07:20
Keybukand yes, I use emacs07:20
DizietI have done a test build, of course, and it works.07:20
mdzDiziet: one-liner?07:21
sivangKeybuk: that's ok, I like emacs very much. Although when in lack of resources and need of speed, I use vi :)07:21
jordijdub: pong07:21
mdzor otherwise trivial pathname substitution?07:21
Keybuksivang: yeah, I use vi as an editor, emacs as an IDE07:21
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seb128mjg59: seems to be a notifu07:23
seb128notification issue07:23
mdzDiziet: if so, yes, if not , send a debdiff07:23
mjg59seb128: Ok. I couldn't find a bug filed - shall I add one?07:23
Dizietmdz: Yes.07:23
DizietI've looked at the debdiff myself.  I'll upload it now.07:24
seb128mjg59: if you can get it on will yep07:24
seb128mjg59: if that happened once and you have no gamin log or something like that's it's not really useful07:24
mdzsmurf: yes07:25
mjg59seb128: Well, is it something that you're currently tracking?07:25
seb128mjg59: no, we have no bug about that atm07:25
NafalloI just had a question from one of our users that has a webhotel. what is "server" and what is "client" for dapper. i.e. what parts have 3 years support?07:25
seb128mjg59: is your system uptodate? gnomevfs/nautilus 2.12.1 are supposed to have some fix for that07:26
mjg59seb128: Ah - it's from last week. I'll try an update.07:27
seb128let me know if you still get that with the current versions07:28
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jdubmjg59: got my /msg?07:36
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makojdub: oh oh07:38
makojdub: did i catch you?07:38
jdubmako: oh!07:39
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jdubmako: just sent you email *right then*07:39
makodoes this pertain to your imminent arrival in my fair city?07:40
jdubit does07:40
jdubwas just about to do hotel stuff when i saw your wiki update07:41
makojdub: need a place to crash?07:42
jdubja!07:42
makojdub: you have one07:42
jdubyay!07:42
makobUT07:43
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makowe should throw an ubuntu party07:43
makoat my place07:43
jdubyeah!07:43
jdubthough i won't be there for the 13th07:43
makoif we use all rooms, its unlikely that my place will hold more than 4007:43
jdub7th-11th07:43
makowe had 25 in the biggest room07:43
makoit was tight but worked07:43
fabbionehey mako07:44
jdubmako: which night do you want to do the partay?07:44
makowe get sabdl to buy a keg and we're set :)07:44
makofabbione: hey there :)07:44
makojdub: i'm hosting two others already.. i have three proper sleeping places including the couch07:45
makojdub: i might host one or two more on the floor if they have a sleeping bag07:45
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makojdub: http://www.aceatrium.com07:46
makojdub: sorry http://www.acetarium.com07:46
jdubheh07:47
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infinityRiddell : I dunno, are you?07:52
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Riddellinfinity: ignore me07:55
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makojdub: so.. what day do you think would be ideal?08:06
pittidoko: ping08:06
makojdub: should i give luis a call? i already pinged him about it but he didn't get back to me yest08:06
jdubmako: 8th or 9th08:07
jdubmako: how about 8th for maximum not-at-work-tomorrow value?08:07
jdubmako: ha ha ha re: cost benefit08:09
carlosseb128, hi, I'm not aware of that problem...08:09
ivokspitti: hi you were right... gnome-cups-add hal://%h doesn't work :/08:10
sivangivoks: trying to fix cupsys bugs?08:13
ivokssivang: not really :)08:13
ivokssivang: but i was thinking about investigating that...08:14
pittisivang: that one was about g-v-m08:14
carlosdholbach, pitti gnome-backgrounds is not generating the .pot file08:15
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dholbachcarlos: oh, ok - same reason for gnome-mag?08:15
pitticarlos, dholbach: cdbs gnome.mk's magic doesn't work for arch:all packages08:16
sivangpitti: btw, mdz didn't agree for patching cupsys that late in the cycle, which is understood, so we probably need a BOF for that issue with cupsys and some more enhancments08:16
sivangpitti: to have for dapper08:16
pittisivang: yes08:16
carlosdholbach, gnome-mag has it, let me check why is not yet imported...08:17
ivoks:/08:17
seb128dholbach: you said it was yesterday no? (gnome-background)08:18
dholbachseb128: yesterday i couldnt find the translations, yes08:19
seb128dholbach: but you got a .pot after the build no? carlos said <carlos> dholbach, pitti gnome-backgrounds is not generating the .pot file08:20
DizietThe usplash font is still the ugly one.08:21
carlosseb128, gnome-background is not generating it so I don't get the .pot 08:21
dholbachseb128: i think so, will re-check08:21
DizietAnd the firefox start page still has no css.08:21
dholbachno... grmbl08:22
sivangDiziet: so is the epiphany one08:22
DizietIsn't it the same page ?  `About Ubuntu'.08:23
sivangDiziet: oops, right08:23
mdzseb128: do you have the bug# for the boot-admin vs. menu.lst bug?  it wasn't in your changelog and dupes are still being reported08:25
seb128mdz: #13584  #15638 08:26
mdz15638, thanks08:26
seb128np08:26
pittiseb128: librsvg2 builds fine with firefox-dev instead of mozilla-dev; would there be anything wrong about it?08:27
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seb128pitti: no, dholbach did that when syncing from Debian but we said than mozilla is main anyway so we didn't bother changing08:28
seb128pitti: I've a pending upload with 2 patches, I can change that too if you want08:28
seb128s/with/for/08:29
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pittiseb128: would be nice, but only if it is safe08:29
pittiseb128: it is one of three packages that keep mozilla-browser in main08:30
seb128pitti: are we moving it to universe before 5.10? what are the 2 other packages08:30
pittithis got out of my attention unfortunately, so I fear we need to keep moz in main for breezy08:30
seb128pitti: if we have to keep it for the 2 other, no point to do it now, I'll do when we open dapper08:30
pittibut at least we should really, really kill it off for dapper08:30
seb128yah08:31
seb128yeah08:31
pittiseb128: enigmail seems doable, OO.o is unknown08:31
pittiseb128: ideally I'd like to drop the moz-dev dependency to mozilla08:31
pittiseb128: and just add the required files from moz to m-dev08:31
pittiseb128: so that OO.o can build without -browser08:31
pittioh, phone, cu later08:32
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carlosdholbach, the problem with gnome-mag is in my side, I will try to get it fixed today08:36
dholbachcarlos: thank you, i'll take care of gnome-backgrounds08:36
dholbachthanks carlos, pitti, seb128 :)08:36
seb128carlos: do you have gnome-applets now?08:36
carlosseb128, it's being imported atm08:41
mdkecarlos, did you see the bitching about update-manager earlier? any idea about that?08:42
seb128carlos: cool, it has been fixed today, just making sure :)08:43
carlosseb128, thanks08:43
seb128carlos: do you have a list of desktop packages to fix ?08:43
seb128thank *you* :)08:43
carlosnomeata, I don't (other than update-manager)08:43
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carlosfucked xchat...08:43
carloss/nomeata/no/08:43
carlosmdke, let me check..08:43
seb128cool, thanks08:44
carlosseb128, about the non breakable spaces change... any URL from where I can check that?08:44
zygaKamion: hi08:45
seb128carlos: ask Kamion, he pointed that08:45
zygaKamion: do you have a moment08:45
ograzyga, he left for the evening i think08:46
carlosseb128, pitti, mdke update-manager is not generating the .pot file that's why It's not imported08:47
carlosKamion, ?08:47
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carlosoh08:47
carlosogra, ok08:47
zygaogra: too bad08:47
zygaI wanted to talk with someone about ruby issue08:48
seb128zyga: mail the list08:48
ograzyga, come on... he works more than 12h a day :) leave him a bit of spare time ;)08:48
zygaogra: yeah I know :)08:48
ograzyga, just do as seb128 suggested :)08:49
zygaseb128: I'm not sure how to explain the problem - that's why I preferred to talk08:49
mdkecarlos, i think it is mvo's package08:49
mdkemaybe he can fix that08:49
zygacarlos: hi08:49
zygacarlos: I hacked update-manager a bit, can I help?08:49
carlosmdke, I know, but mvo is not online and pitti and seb128 already fixed that kind of problems08:50
seb128carlos: I'll have a look08:50
mdkecarlos, awesome if they can08:50
carloszyga, not sure, we need that the .pot file is generated on build time so the automatic bridge to Rosetta works08:50
carlosseb128, thanks08:50
seb128np08:51
zygacarlos: just a moment, I'll have a look08:51
zygacarlos: you are talking about dpkg-buildpackage 'build time' right?08:53
carloszyga, I suppose, pitti and seb128 know the details08:53
zygacarlos: fixed08:54
zygacarlos: the source currently in the repository has a one-line bug08:55
carloszyga, cool, thanks08:55
zygaremove gnome-software-properties.desktop.in from po/POTFILES.in08:55
zygait's no longer used and it's causing the pot build to fail08:55
zygaI cannot commit this, sorry :)08:55
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zygaa regular cd po && make update-po works then08:56
zygahmm....08:56
zygais mvo going to be here today?08:56
seb128zyga: why do you need him right now?08:57
zygaseb128: I've noticed that something strange happened to the source08:58
zygaseb128: the issue with potfiles was already fixed08:58
seb128zyga: ?08:58
zyga(we fixed it before)08:58
seb128what package?08:58
zygaupdate-manager08:58
seb128it doesn't update the potfile08:58
zygayes08:59
seb128and the POTFILE list a file not shipped with the package08:59
seb128but that can wait 1 hour08:59
seb128please be patient08:59
schimmiI wanna debug an acpi suspend problem. any pointer how to debug it if it just crashes on wakeup (no display, not net, no nothing, just running fan) ?08:59
seb128mvo will fix it when he's around08:59
seb128or I'll fix it after dinner if he's not here08:59
seb128anyway time for dinner, bbl08:59
zygaseb128: you mean POTFILE should be shipped?08:59
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seb128it is09:00
zygacheers seb128 09:00
seb128the package has it09:00
carlosseb128, having dinner now? so late??? you are not a real french :-P09:00
seb128anyway, bbl09:00
seb128carlos: ah ah09:00
zygaI know - I don't understand ... nevermind09:00
carlosseb128, pitti, mdke, going out to have dinner, if you need anything send me an email and I will take a look when I'm back09:00
carloslater!09:00
dholbachdo we support jigit/jigdo at any rate?09:00
ogradholbach, nope09:01
ogradholbach, there was a mail from Kamion bout it iirc09:01
ogralast week or so...09:01
dholbachogra: ok, because of #1676309:01
ogradholbach, the fix makes sense... though09:02
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dholbachogra: yeah, but the pointing to a site is a bit problematic in our cas e:)09:03
dholbachherzi: fixed libgsf should be in the archive soon09:03
ogradholbach, true...09:03
herzidholbach: great09:04
dholbachogra: i'll have a look out for that mail, thanks09:04
herzithat you VERY much09:04
ogradholbach, :09:04
ogra> Would it be possible to provide official jigdo templates for breezy09:04
ogra> for dvds of universe and multiverse? I know a lot of people who would09:04
ogra> really appreciate this.09:04
ograIt's unlikely to happen officially (the cdimage machine is already quite09:04
ograbusy, and jigdo-ing things takes ages), but I welcome efforts to do it09:04
ograunofficially.09:04
ograthats Kamions answer09:04
ogra;)09:04
dholbachmerci09:05
ograbut its a bit odd that we have th ejigdo files on cdimage if we dont support it09:05
ograimho09:05
dholbachyes09:05
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dholbach250k :)09:06
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Riddellmdz, Kamion: can I upload a new kubuntu-docs, the version that's in there is horribly out of date09:15
mdzRiddell: just doc updates?  will it break translations?09:15
Riddellmdz: they arn't translated09:15
sivangploum: ping, still here?09:16
mdzRiddell: if they are only docs and no code changes, and they aren't translated, then it's fine09:16
Riddellmdz: yes, no code changes09:16
Riddellexcept removing the user guide since that won't get finished in time09:16
hno73mdz, Kamion: I'm uploading a new tarball that is exactly 100MB: OOo2, Firefox and Gaim09:19
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hno73I guess we could save another 10 MB by going with OOo 1.1.509:19
hno73which is the official stable release, but ...09:20
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wasabi__jbailey, ping09:25
ploumsivang, yep09:25
wasabi__having some pretty bad initramfs probs, hope something isn't broken. :009:25
sivangploum: can you plesae open AisleRiot (GNOME game) and look up the lp items?09:26
ploumsivang, no problem in aisleriot09:26
sivangploum: two seperators? :)09:26
ploumno !09:27
sivangploum: can you put up a screenshot ?09:27
ploumyep09:27
ploumhttp://ploum.fritalk.com/aisleriot.png09:28
sivangploum: cool then, everything's fine.09:29
sivangploum: thanks09:29
ploumsivang, you are welcome09:30
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jbaileywasabi: pong09:33
dholbachmdz: were you presented with syncing "supah-powahs" too? i just remember that Colin got them in James' absence09:34
ogradholbach, mdz too (referring to Kamion)09:35
dholbachogra: merci09:35
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dholbachmdz: if you should find the time, if not it's not tragic, could you please sync gftp from sid? (we didn't make modifications, so that should be fine), rationale is the fixes listed on http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/g/gftp/gftp_2.0.18-10/changelog09:36
thesaltydogdholbach, http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/b/baobab/baobab_1.2.0-1/changelog.html09:41
Riddellmdz: can I upload an updated kubuntu-meta?  it adds usplash artwork09:41
bddebianRiddell: Got any thoughts on kmymoney2 and all the associated stuff (libaqbanking, libchipcard2, etc)09:43
bddebian:)09:43
Riddellbddebian: what's the question?09:44
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Riddellthey had a new release didn't they09:44
bddebianRiddell: There is a Malone bug to update the version09:44
bddebianSame for gnucash09:44
bddebianBoth need newer libchipcard2, libaqbanking, etc09:44
Riddellbddebian: anything else rdepend off those?09:45
bddebianOh yeah, they need newer libofx too :-)09:45
ograRiddell, you dont have the usplash in yet o_O 09:46
Riddellogra: why not?09:46
bddebianRiddell: Not for libchipcard209:46
Riddellsorry, read that wrong09:46
ograRiddell, that was a question :)09:46
ograRiddell, in edubuntu its already there since some days09:47
ograi was just astonished :)09:47
bddebianOMG, it's a never ending stream of updates... libaqbanking, libaqhbci, libofx, libchipcard2..09:47
Riddellbddebian: sounding dangerous09:50
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bddebianRiddell: Nah, sounds "fun" ;-)09:51
mdkei've just dist-upgraded to breezy and the language-selector is not present :/ any ideas what is wrong? shall i file a bug09:51
thesaltydogmdke, install ubuntu-desktop09:52
mdkehmm09:52
thesaltydogmdke, I had the same problem09:52
mdkethe dist-upgrade didn't go well, there are some more things to install09:52
mdkewill do it now09:52
mdkethanks thesaltydog 09:52
thesaltydogmdke, yes. should be a guide somewhere. Why don't you work on it?09:52
ogramdke, always make sure the -desktop package is there if you upgrade between releases, it eases the pain ;)09:53
ograeases == solves most of the issues09:53
mdkeogra, yeah... although that shouldn't be09:53
thesaltydogogra, it looks like dist-upgrading to breezy the -desktop package disappears..09:53
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mdkeyeah i'm pretty sure I had -desktop installed09:53
ogramdke, sure it should and its stated in every upgrade notes since warty09:53
thesaltydogogra, c'mon, don't joke...09:54
mdkeogra, well as Kamion said once, it shouldn't be necessary to have -desktop to have a clean upgrade09:54
ograthesaltydog, maybe because some pre depnds are not ready yet09:54
mdkebut anyway, I had -desktop installed yesterday09:54
mdkethesaltydog, is there a bug open about this?09:54
mptmdke: there is a BoF proposed about it09:54
thesaltydogmdke, I'm not sure it is a real bug.. maybe a lack of documentation09:54
ogramdke, if you want all the new and shiny stuff, you'll need it... lang-selector wanst there in hoary... -desktop cares for it09:55
thesaltydogmdke, you need also to install gnome localization packages09:55
mdkeogra, i repeat, for the 3rd time, that I had -desktop installed before the upgrade started09:55
thesaltydogthe language-pack has been splitted09:55
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ogramdke, indeed its shouldnt matter for a simple package upgrade 09:55
mdkethesaltydog, yeah that is documented09:55
ogramdke, and i repeat the second time that some pre dependencys might be broken currently... 09:56
thesaltydogwhat can I say for the 4th time?? :-)09:56
ograthesaltydog, be creative ;)09:56
mdkeoh well09:56
mdkedist-upgrade is a nightmare at the moment09:57
mdkehopefully it will be better for the RC09:57
ogramdke, if you watched the upgrade (i usually dont) you would have seen what made it disappear09:57
mdkeogra, yeah i didn't have time to follow it09:57
mdkeoh well, if it is a bug then i guess the reports will come in09:58
thesaltydogogra it should be a way that warns user if -minimal , -base or -desktop metapackages are removed or going to be removed..09:58
ogramdke, to be safe in such cases, dont dist-upgrade, just upgrade ;)09:59
mdkeogra, from hoary to breezy I shouldn't dist-upgrade???09:59
ograthesaltydog, apt does that, but you need to attend the upgrade09:59
ogramdke, not if something might be in a broken state09:59
ograi'm always careful with dist-upgrades...10:00
mdkehmm10:00
mdkei understood to upgrade to a new version of Ubuntu I needed to dist-upgrade10:00
ogradist-upgrade means apt is allowed to remove stuff to fullfill dependencys10:00
ograupgrade only upgrades10:00
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thesaltydogogra, no, I mean one of your beautiful graphical fireworks... Thos that even my mother will understand...10:00
zygahmm10:01
zygawhy did we get radeontool?10:01
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ogramdke, think about the case where ooo is broken but -desktop depends on a certain minimal version thats not in the archive... it will simply uninstall -desktop becaue it cant fulfill the dep...10:03
ogramdke, if you run upgrade instead of dist-upgrade, it just wont upgrade -desktop but leave it in place10:03
thesaltydogogra, in these case, a small flashing icon on the taskbar saying "wooops.. you don't have u-d installed!"10:04
ograthesaltydog, the pc couldalso do some explosion sounds indeed...10:04
thesaltydogwhay not? Maybe some smoke from the fan..10:05
ograbut the simple solution is not to blindly dist-upgrade during development releases ;) 10:05
mdkeogra, i dunno much about it, i was just dist-upgrading to breezy as thousands will do in a couple of days10:05
thesaltydogoliver, once you told me "make it simpler!" remember? 10:05
ogramdke, for RC all will be fine10:05
jbaileyAm I the only one annoyed by the slow fade-in, fade-out of the screesaver? 10:05
ograjbailey, yes10:05
thesaltydogyou really believe that my mom will look at the thousands lines during such a dist-upgrade?10:06
bddebianjbailey: Nope ;-)10:06
pittiseb128, carlos: ah, update-manager does not use cdbs, nor gnome.mk, I fix the package to produce a pot10:06
ograjbailey, but you can adjust it :) suggest a better default value10:06
zygajbailey: it's nince IMHO10:06
jbaileyogra: Adjust it?  Last I checked, there were no adjustments to the screensaver.  Is that new?10:06
mdkejbailey, i like it too >_<10:06
jbailey'kay, I'll suck it up and deal then.10:06
seb128pitti: mvo is already on it10:06
mvopitti: let me fix it please, there is another small issue pending10:06
pittimvo: ah, so much the better :)10:07
seb128pitti: you should be on #ubuntu-desktop, you miss desktop discussions :)10:07
pittiseb128: I can't follow more than two channels10:07
zygajbailey: you can patch it to provide an adjustment control 10:07
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zygamvo: hey10:07
\shTB meeting started 7 mins ago?10:07
seb128pitti: k10:07
jbaileyzyga: Nah, I'll just disabled the screensaver.10:07
zygamvo: there is one useless file in POTFILES.in, gnome-software-properties.desktop.in10:08
zygamvo: it's no longer there10:08
pittiseb128: I'll join though, maybe my highlights catch some interesting things :-)10:08
jbaileyzyga: It's not like it serves much purpsoe other than mesmerising me anyway. =)10:08
ograjbailey, its there since warty10:08
zygajbailey: I'd rather like an ability to disable 'login as someone else' button10:08
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ograjbailey, you can even switch it off10:08
zygaheh 10:08
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zygahello ubuntu ;)10:08
wasabi__okay evms still no worky10:08
wasabi__I am at a loss why not. =(10:09
jbaileyogra: It somehow seems worse now.  I have a memory that I could the shift key and start typing in my window right away.  Now it winds up feellike like I break my train of thought wondering why my machine is broken.10:09
pittiKamion: here?10:09
jbaileyogra: No worries.  If I'm the only one who's having issues, I'll cope. =)10:09
ograjbailey, feel free to suggest a better value ... 10:09
wasabi__jbailey, initramfs starts, md loads, lvm fails to load, evms loads but detects no devices.10:09
wasabi__Not quite sure waht's up.10:09
seb128pitti: cool, thanks :)10:09
jbaileyogra: I have no idea how to discover that value. =(  I freely acknowledge that my use cases are not that common10:10
jbaileyogra: I also admit that part of the reason I never used Windows XP is because all the menus faded in.10:10
ograjbailey, in the screensaver settings panel10:10
ograjbailey, extended options10:10
bddebianjbailey: Now THAT, I know you can switch off ;-P10:10
jbaileyogra: I found it slow and disturbing and it was easier to wind the drive and reinstall than figure out wher eto change it. =)10:10
zygajbailey: you can turn off the fade10:11
jbaileyogra: Nice, I see it.  Thanks!10:11
zygajbailey: check advanced options in the screeen saver prefs10:11
ograjbailey, all i want is to make you happy, but i need the value you like for that ;)10:11
bddebian:)10:11
jbailey"Fondu au noir lors du verrouillage" =)10:11
wasabi__Hmmm. =(10:11
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jbaileyogra: The only thing I can suggest is faster than I think, but slow enough for the eye to catch, and I have no idea what that value is. 10:12
jbaileywasabi__: Mmm10:12
jbaileywasabi__: Are you at a shell prompt, then?10:12
ograjbailey, check if 1sec serves you10:12
wasabi__well, i was. not anymore.10:13
ograi can adjust it in the next upload10:13
wasabi__live cd10:13
wasabi__The funny thing is, at the prompt, I can run evms_activate10:13
wasabi__but it detects nothing10:13
wasabi__the lvm scripts (when run manually) do properly detect and create /dev/mapper/vg0-root10:13
jbaileyogra: Oh.  I see is.  It fading away the screen saver for 1 second and then fading in the desktop for 1 second now?10:13
wasabi__but evms_activate doesn't see anything10:13
jbaileyIf that was 2 before, no wonder I was getting frustrated.10:14
wasabi__guess I can mount /dev/mapper/vg0-root10:14
ograjbailey, yes, thats wha the spinbutton is for10:14
jbaileywasabi__: Hmm10:14
wasabi__It might just be an evms bug.10:14
wasabi__But if so, it's pretty bad. =(10:14
jbaileywasabi__: Are you just looking for lvm volumes managed through evms?10:14
wasabi__No. evms has two components. The mapper which can map anything to a name in /dev/evms and the management interface.10:15
wasabi__/dev/evms/root is my root, which is mapped to /dev/mapper/vg0-root.10:15
wasabi__It's plain ol' LVM beyond that10:15
wasabi__I'll brb, going to try to mount root with pure LVM.10:15
jbaileywasabi__: Can you see if I included the lvm2 module in there?10:15
wasabi__oh, you did.10:16
wasabi__lvm works.10:16
jbaileyNo, I mean for evms.10:16
wasabi__oh?10:16
wasabi__there's such a thing?10:16
jbaileyIn the initramfs look in /lib/evms/2.5.2/*.so10:16
wasabi__(is there a way to mount an initramfs???)10:16
jbaileywasabi__: mkdir /tmp/foo; cd /tmp/foo; zcat /boot/initrd.img | cpio -i10:16
wasabi__doh.10:16
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wasabi__root@ubuntu:/initramfs/lib/evms/2.5.2# ls10:17
wasabi__disk-1.2.10.so  dos-1.1.13.so  lvm2-1.0.2.so  multipath-1.0.2.so10:17
jbaileyAH, so much for that theory.10:18
jbaileyI remember not including md because it was huge.10:18
wasabi__Hmm. Shouldn't matter though, should it?10:18
wasabi__I do use md.10:18
wasabi__But evms should't be aware of it really... should it?10:19
wasabi__And this is a recent problem.10:19
jbaileyRight.  That's only if you want evms_activate to assemble your md volumes for you.10:19
jbaileywasabi__: Let's check the obious.  The /dev/hd* exists, right?10:20
wasabi__yes.10:20
wasabi__I'll brb10:21
mptsivang: I don't suppose you want to know that those lpi menu separators are in the wrong place anyway ... ;-)10:22
sivangmpt: actually I do, we should fix everything there for dapper :) we shold sit on a beer in UBZ10:23
mptthat sounds painful10:23
mptbut we can certainly sit in close proximity to a beer :-)10:23
jbaileympt: The trick is to sit *around* the beer.10:23
jbaileympt: It's best done my consuming it.10:24
jbaileys/my/by/10:24
mptjbailey: around it like a cat?10:24
mptsivang: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaunchpadIntegration?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=app-help-menu.jpg10:24
jbaileympt: I am a vegan, I do not consume cat.10:24
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bddebianno comment10:24
mptpicky10:24
sivangmpt: LOLOLO10:24
wasabi_root=/dev/mapper/vg0-root works10:25
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wasabi_hmm kernels are still being built with gcc 3.4?10:30
bddebianYes10:30
eruinseems acpi-support just started depending on radeontool from universe...?10:35
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Riddellseb128: any news on splitting gstreamer-misc?10:38
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seb128Riddell: I'll ping lool again, but that's really short from 5.1010:40
sivangmpt: well, given that, jameh's was actually the one who implemented the layout eventually, and I was sure he was following the spec :-/10:40
sivangmpt: sorry for not noting that early enough10:40
Seveasmdz, just wanted to know whether you have more comments about my bug-triaging, I really appreciate all the guidance so far10:43
sivangjbailey, mpt : in hebrew you say "sit on a beer" , and it's understood as sit around a beer :)10:45
mdzSeveas: I haven't finished ubuntu-bugs yet today, but none so far. thanks for your help.10:45
sivangtht's why I was consuded10:45
sivangerr, confused.10:45
ogra"It seems that I can no longer activate the bug." i love my bug reporters :)10:45
Seveas:)10:45
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ogra*g*10:46
jbaileyI want molly guards for my activate bug buttons.10:47
gilligan_hm.. is there a fix for the conflict between libmp4 and libmp4v2-0  ? breaks during unpack trying to overwrite  /usr/lib/libmp4v2.so.0.0.0 which is also in libmp4-0 .. ?10:48
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mpt<blink>BUG ACTIVATED, PLEASE STAND CLEAR</blink>10:48
Seveasmpt, add that to malone and I'll kill you :p10:48
mptSeveas: It'll serve you right for using a browser that supports <blink>10:49
jdubmpt: s/STAND CLEAR/WATCH YOUR FEET/10:49
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sivangSeveas: what will the activate button will do/ :)10:49
tsengmpt: put that in the malone stylesheet plzkthx10:49
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mvomdz: permission to upload http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/276610:52
gilligan_hrm.. that conflicting package is from marillat10:53
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lamont__gilligan_: if you're mixing repositories, you're on your own11:14
lamont__(that is, not supported... and it's a #ubuntu question, to boot)11:15
gilligan_yes and yes.. problem solved anyways - sorry11:15
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lamont__np11:16
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wasabi_uh oh.11:16
wasabi_vmware breaks on 2.6.12-911:17
gilligan_lamont__: just checked again tho - if i am not completely mistaken the packages in question are all from official repositories -- not using any others currently11:17
lamont__gilligan_: only archive.ubuntu.com?11:20
gilligan_lamont__: right11:21
lamont__sounds like time to visit bugzilla.ubuntu.com11:21
gilligan_libmp4v2-0 and libmp4-011:21
gilligan_first being from multiverse11:22
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lamont__so are smartdimmer and radeon tool supposed to be propogating from universe to main?>11:24
sivangah, finally11:24
sivangirssi proxy rocks11:25
lamont__sivang: you mean that's your fault, or somethign unrelated to my livecd woes?11:25
ajmitchmorning11:25
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sivanglamont__: huh ?11:25
lamont__sivang: just the timing of your comment... nm11:25
sivanglamont__: lol11:25
sivanglamont__: I guess that was my fault , then.11:25
lamont__mjg59: what have you done to my livecd builds?  damn propogating crap...11:26
mdkeseb128, ping?11:27
mjg59lamont: Mm?11:28
mdkeseb128, unping11:29
seb128mdke: unpong11:30
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mdke:)11:32
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os2macany of the laptop team folks around.11:40
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jdongbuilding my own kernel... why shouldn't I compile it with GCC4?11:41
jdong(or rather why's it compiled with GCC 3.x)11:41
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ograjdong, make it compile with 4 :)11:41
os2macI have some questions/comments about the Dell Inspiron 8600 and Breezy that I would like to share with the Laptop team.11:42
os2macanyone around?11:42
jdongogra: u sure that's a good idea?11:42
jdongos2mac: if it involves vbetool I was smacked down :)11:42
jdonglol11:42
ograjdong, it doesnt compile afaik....11:42
jdongoh?11:42
os2macit doesn't 11:42
os2maci was going to comment on how well it runs out of the box for my Inspiron 8600....11:43
mjg59os2mac: ?11:43
os2macaccept for the for wlan011:43
mjg59os2mac: Yeah, I'm interested to hear11:43
jdongogra: does "make deb" automagically work?11:43
jdongogra: or am I a lazy bum11:43
ograjdong, you dont use make deb with kernels ;) have a look at make-kpkg11:43
os2macso I was going to ask if you had any idea of ndiswrapper was going to be included by default on the next release.11:44
mjg59os2mac: It's included by default11:44
os2macreally?11:44
mjg59Yes11:44
jdongogra: k, thanks.... any pointers on CONFIG_HZ?11:44
mjg59ndiswrapper is in the kernel and ndiswrapper-utils is on the CD11:44
os2macI have had to download it, (at lease on the live version)11:44
mjg59I've no idea about the live version11:44
ograjdong, no idea i havent compiled a kernel since i use ubuntu... o need for that11:45
ogra*no11:45
jdonglol, good one :)11:45
jdongkernel devs care to explain what happened to dm_bbr?11:45
os2macquestion? is it included as a package or installed.11:45
os2macMJG:?11:48
mjg59os2mac: Which? ndiswrapper-utils is included as a package on the install CD and is copied to the hard drive, but isn't actually installed11:48
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os2macahhh I see.11:49
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os2macI am using the Dell wlan nic... the actuall chipset is Broadcom (the bcmwl5 driver) do you know if the broadcom linux driver is installed?11:51
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jdongogra: does kernel-package do initramfs?11:52
ograjdong, nope, thats initramfs-tools11:53
jdongogra: so I have to manually mkinitramfs, right?11:53
ogranope...11:53
jdongogra: it ain't the automagic linux-image*'s, is it?11:53
ograits done by the linux-image package11:53
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ograyou can do mkinitramfs too indeed11:54
jdongk11:54
jbaileyogra: hmm?11:54
ograjbailey, you cant ? 11:54
jdongogra: I'm just aiming to build my own kernel; newest Linus tree with some performance patches....11:54
jdongogra: don't wanna lose too much Ubuntu Just Works-ness11:55
jdonglol11:55
jbaileyogra: No, just checking to see what you need.11:55
jbaileyogra: Wondering if you're talking about the nfs bug. =)11:55
ograjbailey, nope, helping jdong 11:55
jdongso if I don't use initramfs/mkinitramfs on this custom kernel, usplash will hate me, right?11:55
jbailey'k =)11:56
ograjdong, yup11:56
dholbachbrb11:57
jdongogra: so make-kpkg will just put the vmlinuz and modules in a deb package... everything else (initramfs generation) is up to me?11:57
carstenhjbailey: ping11:57
jdongogra: most of the docs I've found are old-fashioned Debian-ness11:57
jbaileyCarsten!11:57
jbaileycarstenh: How's thing?11:57
ograjdong, not sure i didnt build a kernel since pre ubuntu time as i said... it used to work like that, yes11:58
jdongogra: ok, thanks... then I also presume these will keep Debian-style kernel names instead of linux-*11:58
ograjdong, i guess its patched for ubuntu... but thats only a guess11:59
jdonghmm11:59
jdongjbailey: you seem to have done work on kernel-package... can you shed some light on (1) initramfs and (2) naming?12:00
jbaileyI'm reasonably familiar with initramfs-tools.12:00
jbaileyI have only light exposure to kernel-package.12:00
jbaileyWhat do you need?12:00
jdongjbailey:  kernel-package  (9.001ubuntu2) breezy; urgency=low      * Use initramfs-tools instead of initrd-tools.  -- Jeff Bailey  <jbailey@ubuntu.com>Wed, 10 Aug 2005 04:57:37 -0400 12:01
jdongexplain....12:01
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jdongso does the --initrd flag now do initramfs12:01
jdongor is there an entirely new option12:01

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