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jbaileyjdong: What to explain?  I did sed -e 's/mkinitrd/mkinitrmafs/', it worked, I uploaded.12:02
jbaileyThen Fabio uplaoded a working version right after.12:02
jbaileydoor, justasec.12:02
ogracant stop laughing about the two sentences jbailey just wrote above12:03
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jbaileyWow, kids selling chocolate bars.12:03
ogradrugs !12:03
jbaileyTeenagers in think qubec french are a bit hard to understand. =)12:03
jbaileyogra: Right, so I refused.12:04
jbaileyNot only is caffeine not a drug I do, it was also laced with animal products.12:04
ajmitchjbailey: aww, not roaming evangelists? :)12:04
jbaileytsk.12:04
jbaileyajmitch: Nope.12:04
tsengajmitch: do you have jehovahs witness?12:04
jbaileyajmitch: I've been inviting all of them in to increase my vocab.12:04
ajmitchtseng: of course12:04
tsengwoot12:04
jbaileyajmitch: The JWs didn't come bacak.12:04
jdongjbailey: thanks, that's clear12:04
ajmitchjbailey: it's a shame when they don't come back12:04
jbaileyWhich is sad.  I learned alot of new words in the 20 minutes I spoke to them.12:05
tsengme gives jbailey "Mario Teaches Typing"12:05
tsengin true form, botching the clever jab12:05
jbaileyIn school we didn't learn alot of religious vocabulary (that whole separation of church and state and all that)12:05
jdongjbailey: LOL, nice initramfs migration method :)12:05
jbaileyjdong: =)12:05
jbaileyjdong: If you have questions about the initramfs-tools, I understand how it works much better. =)12:06
ograespecially with the fabio sentence below *g*12:06
camilotelleslaptop guys, I will buy a new notebook. what brand model is best for ubuntu support? i looking for an HP nc series. good choice?12:06
jdongcamilotelles: wrong channel?12:07
jbaileyogra: Understand that I'm incredibly anal about my packages.  But the kernel packages just scare me.12:07
ograjbailey, i can very well understand you :)12:07
camilotellesjdong, maybe. I'm looking forward. maybe you are right. thanks.12:08
jdongcamilotelles: you'll probably have better luck over at #ubuntu12:08
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jmghmm12:10
camilotellesjdong, thanks12:10
jmgim kinda dissapointed no SIP app from main works for me12:10
jmgexcept skype, but skype is nonfree12:10
tsengSIP is a goal for dapper12:11
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jmgtseng: cool i can help with it12:11
torkeljmg: and it's not SIP12:11
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=== jmg is aiming to be a motu in dapper
jmgtorkel: it is today12:12
os2macBy the by I have written a small script that will automatically install ndis-utils and configure the wlan0 card.12:12
jmgtorkel: sip to asterisk12:12
jmgthe only softphone i have tried that works unfortunately12:12
jmgis xlite12:12
jmg:(12:12
os2macit is very specific and points to my thumb drive for the driver and uses my essid and key but you could modify that very easily me thinks.12:12
jmgos2mac: nice12:13
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jdongjmg: I feel your pain (solved it two weeks ago on my newest system :) )12:13
os2macwhen are they release 5.10?12:14
jmgjdong: yeah?12:14
ograos2mac, have a look at ndisgtk in universe ;)12:14
jmgjdong: new box?12:14
jdongjmg: exactly :)12:14
os2macndisgtk?12:14
os2macgui?12:14
jmgjdong: this is my work laptop.. i just put up with it :) 12:14
jdongLAPTOP???12:14
jdongcome on, we're just gettin lazy here12:14
ograos2mac, yup12:14
jmgjdong: it is nice enough being able to test/work on ubuntu12:15
jmgjdong: even if it is kubuntu :P12:15
jmgspeaking of which12:15
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jdongand speaking of that.... umm, 8725, is "fixed in breezy" really a GREAT way to close a Hoary bug?12:15
Nafallojdong: yes.12:15
jmgjdong: isnt hoary meant to be supported for five years?12:15
mjg59os2mac: There is no Linux driver for the Broadcom wireless chipset12:16
Nafallojmg: no, that's dapper.12:16
jmgright12:16
jmglooks like i am going to be helping out the xen goal12:16
os2macI figured that out MJ.12:16
jmgsince i want xen on this box for work12:16
os2macthey only release a driver for their eth0 stuff12:16
jdong18 months or 5 years, Hoary's still the latest stable release.....12:17
jmginstead of qemuing xen12:17
jdongshouldn't hoary-updates be getting used?12:17
jmgugh12:17
jdubjdong: not for unimportant stuff like that12:17
jdongjdub: I see.... frivolous bug....12:17
jmgok i need to file a bug on the fact that my laptop powers off after resuming from suspend apparently12:18
jdongjmg: my systems hard reset after resuming from disk12:19
jdongjmg: as another dev told me the other day, your bios is shit12:19
os2macogra: I am on a live CD. ndisgtk would still require me to create a mount point and mount hda then go find the driver.12:20
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ograos2mac, not if its on you thumb drive12:20
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jmgjdong: toshi laptop support does work if configured manually12:21
os2macand you would think that I don't get paid to be an admin for this.12:21
jmgjdong: something is broken in klaptop12:21
jdongjmg: oh, so /sys/power/state can validly do it, but klaptop fails?12:22
dholbachjmg: nice to hear that (MOTU-wise) :)12:22
Riddellmdz: can I upload an updated kubuntu-meta?  it adds usplash artwork12:22
dholbachjmg: you can hang out with the rest of the crew on #ubuntu-motu :)12:23
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jmgjdong: echo mem > /sys/power/state and i am still here12:24
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os2macso onto the next question.12:25
os2machow do you configure acpi to allow hibernation/suspend on my laptop via the FN button?12:25
jdongkeymap fun....12:26
jmgos2mac: does it come up as "Unknown key blah" on console?12:27
os2macnope just doesn't do anything12:27
jdongos2mac: under dmesg?12:27
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os2mac[4295064.124000]  ACPI: PCI Interrupt 0000:02:03.0[A]  -> Link [LNKB]  -> GSI 7 (level, low) -> IRQ 712:28
os2macis the only alert I got12:28
jdongthat's ACPI gibberish pretty irrelevant to the sleep button....12:29
jdongcould the key sequence be wired up to the ACPI sleep button?12:29
os2macI do not know.12:29
jdongI don't think sleep button12:29
jdongis wired by default12:29
os2macsleep function on this laptop is fn+ESC12:29
mjg59os2mac: What sort of laptop is this?12:30
os2macDell Inspiron 860012:30
os2macas a matter of fact most of the FN functions do not work.12:30
jdongos2mac: I hear ya... they're usually software-wired12:32
jdongaren't there special ACPI extensions/patches for Dells?12:32
mjg59No12:33
mjg59fn+escape is a normal ACPI sleep key12:33
mjg59Dell hotkeys are well understood12:34
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jdongis ACPI sleep wired to anything /etc/acpi-wise by default?12:39
sivanganybody else experiencing major X/GNOME slow down ?12:40
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jdongAt UF we've gotten some reports of it... though poorly confirmed or pinpointed12:42
jdongmy personal systems, no12:42
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Zombhello12:43
mjg59jdong: Yes. It cals /etc/acpi/sleep.sh12:43
jdongsivang: those who complained described long-lasting trails (2+ seconds) dragging windows around12:43
ZombI am trying to make Knoppix work in a similar way the ubuntu live-CD does. However, I get data corruption problems really similar to those described on http://www.redhat.com/archives/dm-devel/2005-August/msg00068.html12:44
Zombso the question... how do you guys manage that?12:44
mdzRiddell: yes12:44
sivangjdong: exactly that12:44
Riddellthanks12:45
jdongsivang: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=71680 example of recent one12:45
sivangjdong: and I wait about 2 seconds between each gdb step :)12:45
jdongsivang: though this one I have to attribute partly to poor Xorg.conf12:45
mjg59Acceleration is disabled on some Radeons because they tend to hang the machine otherwise12:45
sivangmjg59: I have an nvidia 12:45
mjg59sivang: Right, probably not that, then12:45
jdongsivang: so does the person in question12:45
diemanis acpi-support fixed from the sleep.sh syntax error?12:46
mjg59dieman: Yes12:46
diemanotherwise, ive got a bug to file.12:46
sivangjdong: any idea to what's causing this?12:46
diemandsok12:46
jdubBY THE BEARD OF ZEUS!12:47
diemanmjg59: ok.  sorry, on gprs here.12:47
diemanlaggy as hell12:47
mjg59dieman: No problem12:47
jdongsivang: check your Xorg.conf for obvious things, like GLCore popping back in12:47
diemanmjg59: i like the FAN HATE comments12:47
mjg59dieman: Haha12:47
mjg59dieman: HP breakage workaround12:47
jmgi presume ACPI_SLEEP=true /etc/acpi/sleep.sh is supposed to work better than echo mem > /sys/power/state12:47
sivangjdub: lol, what's now?12:47
jdongsivang: other than that, I'm confused about it too... I can't reproduce it on my two nvidias12:47
jmgbecause it dont.12:47
mjg59jmg: Yes12:47
diemani was also happy to see my laptop in the laptop whitelist now :)12:47
mjg59jmg: bugzilla.ubuntu.com12:48
mjg59dieman: What model?12:48
jmgmjg59: But at least it works better than klaptop. Which im trying to patch to use /etc/acpi stuff now.12:48
jmgmjg59: then i'll get to /etc/acpi itself.12:48
sivangjdong: bah, don't have glcore on the module list12:48
Riddelljmg: klaptopdaemon is patched12:48
mjg59jmg: That's, uh, cutting things a bit fine12:48
mjg59And yeah, what riddell said12:49
diemanmjg59: fujitsu p701012:49
Riddelljmg: what's the problem?12:49
mjg59dieman: Ah, cool12:49
diemanok, at the bus stop, bbiab12:49
jmgRiddell: i get poweroff immediately after wake up from suspend12:50
Riddelljmg: what version do you have installed?12:50
jmgok so i think i need to set up my apt sources so i can do apt-get source kdeutils/ubuntu or something12:50
jmgbut also kdeutils/sid12:51
jmg4:3.4.2-0ubuntu112:51
Riddelljmg: -0ubuntu2 should be the patched one12:51
jmglatest breezy unless my mirror isnt synched.12:51
jmgtypical.12:51
jmgRiddell: thats on the main mirrors?12:52
mjg59     4:3.4.2-0ubuntu2 012:52
mjg59        500 ftp://archive.ubuntu.com breezy/universe Packages12:52
mjg59(yes)12:52
jmg.nz admins need to be shot.12:53
jmgor at least educated in configuring debsync12:53
jmgand cron12:53
wasabi_wow this miniitx board totally screwed up in linux12:54
jmgoh for frunks sake12:54
jmgRiddell: wont be able to test till tomorrow12:54
jmgNeed to get 175MB of archives.12:55
Riddelljings12:55
jmgRiddell: i'll sync from work12:55
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jmgand THIS time, i'm making an lvm snapshot first12:56
wasabi_wow01:00
wasabi_soon as ubuntu switches into curses, the screen corrupts.01:01
wasabi_that's new01:01
azeemanybody running deskbar-applet?  I don't see that shiny preferences dialog from http://browserbookapp.sourceforge.net/deskbar.html, just a box which lets me select the width01:01
dholbachhave a nice evening guys, i'm off to bed01:01
dholbachazeem: it got removed01:01
azeemaha01:01
dholbachazeem: doesnt use keywords anymore, it uses epiphany search thingies01:01
dholbachazeem: and will use firefox stuff soon too01:02
azeemright, I think I read about that01:02
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Riddelljdub: random pagan blaspheming or do you really have zeus there?01:02
jdubwatching anchorman in the background01:03
dholbachazeem: i just uploaded it to breezy universe - let's see how long it will be in NEW :)01:03
azeemdholbach: bah, I just packaged it for Debian01:03
tsengdholbach: im ahead of you by several days01:03
tsengdholbach: GET IN LINE01:03
jdubhaha01:03
dholbachtseng: i was waiting for reviews and i tried it a couple of minutes after it first appeared on UniverseCandidates01:04
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bddebianhehe01:04
tsengresapplet?01:04
dholbachoh sorry01:04
=== dholbach misread
dholbach:)01:04
tsenghugs01:05
dholbachno, not resapplet01:05
dholbachdeskbar thingie01:05
tsengoh what is that01:05
dholbachit was like 2 months ago01:05
tsengluis posted a link to flash or some crap01:05
tsengthat i cant see01:05
dholbachhttp://raphael.slinckx.net/blog/index.php/2005-10-02/deskbar-applet-hotness01:05
dholbachthat one01:06
tsengoh that01:06
azeemdholbach: where is your package?  Shall I sponsor it for Debian, or do you prefer I upload my own package there?01:06
dholbachazeem: no it'd be awesome if we could coordinate01:07
dholbachazeem: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=70801:07
azeemcool, thatnks01:07
azeemeh, thanks01:07
dholbachmerci beaucoup01:08
seb128dholbach: you have set uneeded requirement for gtk, you have to change that for Debian01:10
dholbachseb128: it is needed01:10
dholbachseb128: for some crazy-ass gtk-utility01:10
seb128configure.ac is bugged?01:10
dholbachdunno, it's not only python, it needs it anyway01:11
seb128configure.ac disagree with you one the libgtk2.0-0 version required01:12
seb128I'm not sure than it uses anything specific to the new versions01:12
seb128anyway, I'll give a try to the build with a debian unstable pbuilder and let you know if that builds tomorrow01:12
seb128sleep well for now :)01:13
bddebiandholbach: Did you get a chance to hit xfonts-terminus today?01:13
azeemwell, it builds01:13
azeemif you are still talking about deskbar-applet, that is01:13
seb128yep01:13
dholbachseb128: i remember now... upstream told me to01:13
dholbachseb128: i guess he'll fix it in the next release or something01:14
seb128k01:14
dholbachi will go to bed now too01:14
dholbachthanks for your awesome work everybody :)01:14
dholbach*wave*01:14
ogranight dholbach 01:15
azeemn801:15
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ogranight mvo 01:16
bddebiananyone know what's up with gnome-launch-box?01:16
ograbddebian, i think it got dropped01:16
dholbachbddebian, ogra: seb128 should know :)01:16
seb128I just packaged it01:16
seb128no news since01:16
dholbachdon't mess with seb :)01:17
seb128ah ah01:17
bddebianseb128: There's a Malone bug on it01:17
ograseb128, didnt you say it didnt change and you dropped it iirc ?01:17
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azeembddebian: did they make you fix all bugs filed in Malone?01:18
ograif thats true, we probably sould remove it for now to not generate bugs01:18
seb128ogra: nop01:18
bddebianazeem: They're trying ;-P01:18
seb128bddebian: only one? :)01:18
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dholbachseb128: haha01:19
bddebianseb128: Aye, should I not look at it?.. Nope, make that two01:19
segfaultNiiice. Ubuntu is almost fully translated to pt_BR.01:19
dholbachbugs keep that software together :)01:19
bddebianhehe01:19
segfaultmaybe fully when ogra fixes that .desktop bug? :D01:20
segfaultheh01:20
dholbachsegfault: which one?01:20
bddebianseb128: Both bugs say broken dependencies but it doesn't show up in apt-cache unmet ??01:20
ogradholbach, xscreensaver translation typo 01:20
dholbachah i see01:20
segfaultyup01:20
ograin pt_br :)01:21
seb128bddebian: it needs a rebuild with current evolution-data-server libs01:22
dholbachseb128: and a transition, i suppose?01:22
bddebianseb128: OK< will to01:22
dholbachseb128: code-wise?01:22
bddebianErr will do01:22
=== ogra thinks he can fill the frist two weeks of dapper with fixing gnome-screensaver bugs already
dholbachbddebian: xfonts-terminus uploaded01:22
dholbachnow i'm off01:22
bddebianogra: :-)01:22
dholbachsee you01:22
ogra*sigh*01:22
seb128dholbach: no, soname change01:22
bddebiandholbach: ROCKIN, thx01:22
seb128dholbach: package rename01:22
seb128dholbach: just stock rebuild01:22
seb128bddebian: thanks01:23
dholbachseb128: i'm amazed01:23
seb128dholbach: why ?01:23
dholbachseb128: i didnt think that a simple rebuild would fix the package again01:23
ograbddebian, if they just wouldnt bomb in my mailbox all the day ...01:23
bddebianheh01:23
dholbachhowever :)01:23
dholbach*wave* :)01:23
seb128dholbach: why not? That's just a matter to catch the dep on the right package, ie: the current soname01:23
ograi get about 3-4 a day for gnome-screensaver01:24
dholbachyeah of course... i just thought the API changed in between01:24
seb128probably not breaking that01:24
bddebianogra: Can't you just dump those to /dev/null? ;-)01:24
seb128gnome-screensaver has a new upstream version01:24
ograbddebian, nope, its actually very good... we even know all bugs *before* we even use the software...01:25
seb128which has most of the changes listed on the ubuntu wiki01:25
seb128if somebody wants to update it01:25
ograseb128, yes, for dapper01:25
seb128universe is frozen?01:25
ograseb128, i have eniugh on the list for xscreensaver currently01:25
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ograseb128, and a ton of gnome-screensaver bugs idling...01:26
seb128yeah, but an update would probably fix some bugs01:27
seb128so you could close some and not get bugs already fixed upstream01:27
bddebianOh, oh, does that mean I can update gnucash, libofx, aqbanking, libosb, etc for gnucash and kmymoney2?? :-)01:27
ograseb128, true... if you have the time... i already lost 10 days for screensaver stuff that were planned for edubuntu, i wont waste time on it for breezy anymore01:28
seb128bddebian: ?01:28
bddebianseb128: There are about 4 bugs on Malone between gnucash and kmymoney2 but they require a lot of newer subpackages01:29
seb128bddebian: you are looking for bug to fix? I can make a list of stuff for you if you want :p01:29
ograseb128, eave bddebian alone !! he's #1 bugfixer for universe currently :) (together with ajmitch )01:29
seb128we could use it for main :)01:30
bddebianseb128: I currently have 3 goals.  Clean up the UniverseUnmetDeps, Keep Malone bugs < 500, and the MOM merges01:30
bddebianseb128: I can't do anything about main :-(01:30
ograbddebian, if you think its reasonable to update all the stuff and it doesnt draw to much time, go ahaead01:30
seb128bddebian: sure you can, send patches, I'll do the uploads :)01:30
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bddebianOtherwise I would have already re-uploaded scribus01:31
ograseb128, !!!01:31
bddebiantseng: You are?01:31
tsengbddebian: yes01:31
bddebiantseng: How do you know that?01:31
ograseb128, stop, or we wont have a universe in breezy :)01:31
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ograbddebian, note i said currently... in sum i guess thats \sh01:31
bddebianAh ha01:32
bddebianWell my karma isn't anywhere near ajmitch yet either.. :-)01:32
ograbddebian, but beside ajmitch noone can cope with you atm01:32
bddebianNo one can cope with me?? Hmm01:32
ogra:)01:32
bddebianOh gnome-launch-box FTBFS, what a surprise01:33
seb128anyway time to sleep here01:33
seb128later01:33
ogranight seb128 01:33
bddebianLater seb128 01:34
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ograi guess so...01:34
=== ogra looks it up to be sure
tsengogra: oh01:35
tsengogra: why does mediawiki want php4 again01:35
ogratseng, because it was imported from debian and because the history function has a bug with php501:35
tsengi see, thanks.01:35
ograsince it wont go into main i didnt touch it further...01:36
ograelse i would have triued to fix that01:36
tsengok01:36
tsengusing packaged php apps is going to suck for breezy01:36
ograyes01:37
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sivangogra: could you please remind me how I exctract a tarball based source package?01:38
ograif they can they should depend php5 | php401:38
ograsivang, tar xzvf ? 01:38
sivangogra: there's something in debian/rules for that01:38
tsengdpkg-source -x foo.dsc?01:38
ograsivang, thats cdbs i think, i dont use cdbs01:39
ogrause a normal debhelper based package with orig.tar.gz :)01:40
ograthen you dont need to fiddle with tar in /rules01:40
sivangogra: right :) but seb128 had signed with evil as you know, so I have to know how to work with it - nevermind thanks for tip 01:40
sivangaccording to daniels , cdbs=evil01:41
bddebianSo what replaces menu-tree.h?  gmenu-tree.h seems to puke01:41
ograsivang, look at some other cdbs based package ;)01:42
sivangogra: bah, reading the rules file, I see that build-tree was replaced with "extract"01:42
sivangogra: I wish someone just notified in advance about those...01:42
dokoKamion: bad news for the amd64 install CD: openoffice.org2-common is missing a dep on openoffice.org2-java-common, skipping about 8MB of packages01:57
dokosame for the live-CD01:57
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dokomdz: I've put a OOo2-help package on people.ubuntu.com/~doko/ it builds, but there's still some bug with cross references. should this be included for breezy in this quality?02:01
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speelHey02:21
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speelwould it be possible to recommend a driver to be built into ubuntu?02:23
jdubspeel: bugzilla's the place for it, file against ubuntu -> linux02:24
Amaranthspeel: it wouldn't make it into breezy02:25
Amaranthspeel: is it an open source driver?02:25
speelbah02:25
speelyes02:25
jdubspeel: breezy will be released within *days* -> far, far, far too late02:25
speelYea ah kinda figured =/02:26
speelbecause it would be great to have the spca5xx webcam driver built in because alot of cams need it and i was just going to suggest it.02:27
speelAh well thanks anyway :) keep up the good work.02:28
mdzmjg59: when you asked about radeontool and smartdimmer in main, I didn't realize you meant _in the default install_02:28
mdzmjg59: gnaargh02:28
Nafallojdub: wow! nice work on the new icon :-).02:29
Nafallojdong: background as well :-)02:30
Nafallos/jdong/jdub/ :-)02:31
jdongAmaranth:ping02:32
Amaranthjdong: pong02:32
jdubNafallo: background and splash by cliff chen02:33
jdongAmaranth: 15281... can you help me out?02:33
jdongAmaranth: (bugzilla.ubuntu.com)02:33
Amaranthjdong: give me 20 minutes for bugzilla to load on dialup02:33
jdongAmaranth: lol, np02:33
Nafallojdub: yepp :-). you will have to forward those messages :-).02:33
jdub:-)02:33
Nafalloand I have to update my screenshoot _again_ ;-)02:34
Amaranthknown issue if it's gnome-app-install in hoary02:34
mdzspeel: when requesting a new driver, it is customary to first check whether it is already included :-P02:34
Amaranthjdong: they were using unofficial backports02:34
speelwell i dont think it is =/02:34
mdzwell it is02:34
jdongAmaranth: yes.... so should we mark it resolved/invalid since it doesn't exist anymore?02:34
Riddellmdz: can I upload a quick klaptopdaemon fix? http://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/kdeutils.diff02:35
Amaranthjdong: yeah, and please get smeg out of the official backports02:35
speelspca5xx is not included in hoary ... or is it? lol02:35
Amaranthjdong: i get lots of people complaining about it being uninstallable due to a lack of a new pyxdg02:35
jdongAmaranth: sure... on it.02:36
Amaranthjdong: btw, my email is alleykat@gmail.com if you need it again :)02:37
jdongAmaranth: thanks! I'll keep that in my contacts list02:37
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jdongyes, me pathetic enough to need a personal wiki02:37
mdzRiddell: ok02:37
mdzspeel: that's correct, it is not available in hoary but in breezy02:38
speelah great! 02:39
bddebianAnyone know what func replaces menu_tree_directory_get_entries in gnome-menus?02:39
speelmdz, thanks for letting me know02:40
mdzjdub: who did the usplash artwork?02:40
jdubmdz: cliff02:40
jdubmdz: I AM SERIOUS, IT WAS CLIFF, DON'T YOU BELIEVE ME?02:41
jdongjdub: could use a bit more brown... (j/k)02:41
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wasabi_hmm. odd. soon as grub loads the kernel, this system reboots.02:41
mdzjdub: oh, I thought you were talking about the gnome splash02:42
jdubheh02:42
jdubwe talked about usplash before too02:42
bddebianmdz: Know anything about gnomen-menus? :-)02:42
bddebianErr s/gnomen/gnome/02:42
jdubbddebian: #ubuntu-desktop02:42
mdzbddebian: I know something about everything and everything about nothing02:42
jdubbddebian: probably a bit late for the core desktop hackeurs02:42
bddebianmdz: Ahh02:43
bddebianjdub: Thx02:43
Amaranthjdub: looking at gnome-menu-editor in gnome cvs might help02:43
Amarantherr, bddebian 02:43
mdzjdub: must be the crack I've been smoking02:44
ajmitchbddebian: gnome-launch-box is crack, ok?02:44
bddebianYes it is02:44
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bddebianBut it's still broken and you know how I HATE broken ;-P02:44
ajmitchbddebian: last I heard it needed ported to the new gnome-menus api or somewhat02:44
jdubmdz: go to sunny montreal!02:44
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bddebianajmitch: That's what I'm trying to do.  ANd I'm fairly close (I think)02:45
ajmitchbddebian: why?02:45
ajmitchbddebian: you have checked upstream, right?02:45
bddebianajmitch: Sort of02:45
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ajmitchwonderful, zope 3.1.0 in debian02:48
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jdongmdz: wow... that's what support communties are for :)02:49
jdongmdz: ooh, ooh, send him off to the forums :)02:49
mdzjdong: doesn't /support/ link there?02:50
mdzyep, it does02:50
jdongmdz: yeah, 3 layers deep into links :)02:51
jdongcan someone with magical bugzilla powers mark 15281 INVALID? (nonexistent mirrormax repository)02:53
Amaranthconsider it done02:54
jdongOT, any JFS users here? :)02:55
Amaranthdone02:56
jdongAmaranth: thanks; and I just realized your title hasn't been updated at the forums yet...02:57
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Amaranthmy title?02:58
jdongAmaranth: yeah, you need a shiny developer tag :)02:58
Amaranthjdong: I need to find the Login button first.02:59
jdongenter's a magical key03:00
dokomdz: any chance for a zope3 sync this week?03:00
mdzdoko: it looks reasonable except for the ZODB update; I don't know what comprises that03:00
jdongAmaranth: there you go, now you show up as a developer (http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=364417&postcount=4)03:01
mdzthat's like saying  "SCSI subsystem update" in the kernel03:01
Amaranthooh03:01
Amaranthjdong: i was hoping it was a shiny image like the edit and quote buttons :)03:02
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testi did an update this morning and I have been having some weird idle disk activity, the disk activity blinks every second03:03
dokomdz: nothing directly in main, I'm waiting for feedback from jinty about schooltool/schoolbell testing03:03
testthe light*03:04
mdzdoko: "nothing directly in main"?03:04
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dokomdz: nothing in zope3 uses zodb AFAIK03:04
mdzdoko: what specific changes are included in the ZODB update?03:04
jdongAmaranth: we do need more shiny-ness03:04
testall my systems are having this problem03:05
Amaranthjdong: Can I be a moderator of the smeg forum yet?03:07
bddebianWell shit, newer gnome-launch-box from svn wants gnome 2.0 stuff :-(03:08
Amaranth2.0?03:10
Amaranthit should work with 2.12, backward compatibility and all that03:10
bddebianWell I mean gnome-vfs-2.003:11
blue22hey is it normal to have my disk activity light go on every second, all my systems are doing it after a recent update today, can anyone help me?03:11
jdongAmaranth: have I really forgot that???03:13
jdongAmaranth: sorry :-/03:13
ajmitchdoko: ah, you did the zope3 update in debian? :)03:14
Amaranthjdong: I've been asking people off and on since a week after the forum was created. :)03:14
ajmitchdoko: thanks, I've been starting to use it :)03:14
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jdongAmaranth: I apologize for that03:14
dokomdz: http://www.zope.org/Products/ZODB3.5/NEWS.html, see the changes between 3.5.0 and 3.5.103:14
spstarrhmm, i think we have a package build problem in koffice -> karbon1403:14
spstarrwhy is libdps* being linked in when they are depreciated ? (i know breezy has them in Xorg but they are not going to be there in 6.9+03:15
spstarror freetype as the koffice are saying might be doing03:15
Amaranthjdong: I don't suppose you know why the quick reply button does nothing for me in firefox 1.5b103:21
jdongAmaranth: I think we've heard that one before03:22
jdongAmaranth: we're using RC-quality builds right now; waiting for opportunity to upgrade... know of a few issues already, working on fixing them03:22
spstarrn/m... i know why03:22
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occyis there a desktop team?  I know there was an ubuntu-art movement started, but I haven't heard much lately on that mailing list.03:55
bddebianoccy: #ubuntu-desktop03:56
occyahh03:57
wasabi_Hey how can one blacklist a module from the initramfs?04:03
wasabi_Hmm.04:03
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robertj^isn't ubuntu-desktop kinda redundant?04:16
bddebianProbably :-)04:17
ajmitchrobertj^: why is that?04:17
robertj^ajmitch: because everyone already thinks of Ubuntu as Debian for the Desktop or "That Penguin Windows thing"04:17
occyrobertj^, heh04:18
occyYeah, the team should be called: TUB 04:19
occyThe Ubuntu Beautifiers04:19
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robertj^ubuntu artwork doesn't interest me much04:20
robertj^Rebranding = Reinventing the wheel04:20
robertj^and 99% of users don't think its cool at all to have different icons on every distro04:21
robertj^By the time users sit through the splash and look at the wallpaper at once, they know if its something they have seen before04:22
ajmitchrobertj^: the desktop team focuses more on desktop bugs & apps04:22
ajmitchrather than artwork04:22
jsgotangcoyeah04:22
ajmitchhey jsgotangco :)04:23
jsgotangcoajmitch: g'day m804:23
jdubrobertj^: artwork goes way beyond the default desktop artwork (and in fact, the ubuntu-art team don't actually do that yet anyway)04:23
robertj^jdub: I know. Anything that goes upstream is great04:24
robertj^ajmitch: I hope it doesn't turn into cdplayer1 vs cdplayer2 vs DJ X flamewar ;)04:26
ajmitchrobertj^: it's *constructive* work ;)04:27
robertj^is it going to appear on the community page any time soon?04:27
ajmitchon http://www.ubuntu.com/community/teams/ ?04:28
ajmitchthe desktop team link?04:28
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robertj^ahh, didn't even realize that was a link!04:29
jsgotangcoubuntu logo with hearts?04:29
robertj^jdub: you need some fridge magnet poetry of the day04:30
occyjdub, if you need someone who's interested in helping.  I'm here.  Do you already have your team picked?04:31
jsgotangcodon't even let mako do the magnet poetry or else we'll be R-1804:31
robertj^getting it to look right at the angle the fridge is at would be difficult though04:32
jduboccy: the teams are open, jump on the lists04:34
robertj^hehe, btw speaking of usability I saw someone accidently click the desktop pager today04:34
occyjdub, I joined the ubuntu-art list04:34
occyI'm guessing that's not what I want.04:34
occyand it seems dead ATM.04:34
jsgotangconot dead, just quiet04:35
occyok04:35
jsgotangco(you can always check the archives anyway)04:36
occyI don't have tons of time to devote to tracking things down, but if there is a project manager for the UD team who can assign some tasks, I'll be glad to help however I can.04:36
robertj^is there a story for the I want a pony on the fridge?04:36
occyrobertj^, heh04:37
Amaranththe fridge? it actually exists?04:37
jduboccy: it's only recently started, doesn't have a huge mission yet, it'll pick up04:37
occyrobertj^, Many years ago, when the moon was blue, instead of grey, there was this ancient pony... 04:37
jdubAmaranth: yes, for ages now04:37
jdubrobertj^: no :)04:37
jdubrobertj^: well04:37
jdubrobertj^: well, no :)04:37
Amaranthlink?04:38
robertj^and if so, do you have the appropriate magnets to...04:38
jdubfridge.ubuntu.com04:38
occyheh04:38
occyjdub, k, well... I'm sure you know how to find me.  I'll try and do my best to monitor #ubuntu-desktop.04:38
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jdubok04:38
occycheers gang.04:38
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whiprushjdub: hey.04:39
jdubyo!04:39
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whiprushso, which things am I covering now? For the top 10?04:39
jdubwhiprush: name your topics04:39
Amaranthack, lightning is getting really close04:39
Amaranthi should probably turn this thing off04:39
whiprushgimme a few whilst I dig out my laptop04:39
jdubok04:39
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robertj^what top 10 is this?04:41
jdubcountdown to breezy features04:41
jsgotangcowhiprush: you edit for the fridge atm?04:41
jdongjfsutils should be bumped to 1.1.9.... stack overflow04:43
jdonghttp://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/jfs/jfsutils/NEWS?rev=1.26&content-type=text04:43
whiprushI have, in no particular order: "Edubuntu, Laptop Love, Launchpad Integration, Summer of Code stuff, OOo2, Universe Tour, 'GNOME stuff that isn't in stock gnome like serpentine and smeg', LTSP integration"04:43
whiprushjsgotangco: yeah trying to catch up actually. :p04:43
Amaranthwhat about smeg?04:44
jsgotangcoAmaranth: the guy from pc world thinks the name is horrible04:44
jsgotangcoheh04:44
Amaranth:)04:45
whiprushnothing, I think it would be cool if we highlighted what things make our desktop unique from say, vanilla 2.12.04:45
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jdubwhiprush: for the gnome stuff, let's just make that "new desktop features" (including links to GNOME 2.12 tour and release notes)04:45
Amaranthit's supposed to be offensive04:45
robertj^smeg is really pretty immature IMO04:45
whiprushokey04:45
Amaranthrobertj^: in what way?04:46
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jdubwhiprush: splat them all on, they don't have to go public all at once, we can whip them through editing rounds and then publish day by day04:46
whiprushah, good point.04:46
jdubwhiprush: we're just off 10 days, so let's not call it a top 10 countdown, just a countdown :-)04:47
robertj^Amaranth: sounds suspciously like smegma no?04:47
whiprushheh04:47
whiprushok.04:47
jsgotangcoi can edit if there is a need for more hands04:47
whiprushnothing wrong with going past release either.04:47
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whiprushI mean, keep going.04:47
jdubyeah, totally04:47
whiprushthat flickr box was genious04:48
whiprushkudos to that04:48
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jsgotangcoyeah04:48
jsgotangcothey rock04:48
jdubi should probably do it a little more anal retentively, given that it's all based on spaces atm04:48
ajmitchwhiprush: you mean the one with software that's not in breezy? ;)04:48
Amaranthrobertj^: well, it was supposed to be a red dwarf reference04:48
jdub"Its round Its magnetic Stick it on your real fridge!" <- ha ha ha04:48
jsgotangcothe filter is just based in "ubuntu"?04:48
jdubjsgotangco: yeah, using the ubuntu tag04:49
jdubso if people start tagging pr0n with ubuntu, we'll have to do something :)04:49
Amaranthrobertj^: iow, a generic swear word (you smegging lunatic, smeg off, etc)04:49
ajmitchjdub: so if I put up my UDU photos tagged with ubuntu..?04:49
jdubAmaranth: do you know what it actually means?04:49
whiprushjdub: "udu" and "ubz" would be good ones too04:49
jdubajmitch: aye04:50
jdubwhiprush: stupidly, you can't do really useful expressions and get feeds out of them04:50
Amaranthjdub: Nope, just what I've already said.04:50
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Amaranthjdub: Unless you mean it's short for smegma.04:50
whiprushit can export to flickr04:50
bddebianewww04:50
jdubbut i suspect people will tag conference photos with ubuntu anyway04:50
jdubAmaranth: yes04:50
jsgotangcoyes04:50
ajmitchwhiprush: no, it does old-style flickr auth04:50
ajmitchwhiprush: so new accounts don't work with it04:51
=== whiprush tries to figure out how to add draft content on the fridge.
whiprushajmitch: man, weak. :(04:51
ajmitchwhiprush: dude, I know04:51
Amaranthjdub: I knew it as a swear word, the menu spec makes me swear repeatedly, seemed like a perfect match.04:51
ajmitchlewing hasn't had time to update it04:51
jdubwhiprush: log in, click 'contribute'04:51
AmaranthUnless someone can come up with a better (non-boring) name. :)04:51
ajmitchso I should probably dive in & hack it04:51
whiprushah04:51
whiprushi was looking in administrate04:51
AmaranthI wanted to call it gnome-menu-editor but manny beat me by about a month.04:52
robertj^Amaranth: how about MooCow?04:52
jdubAmaranth: call it wtrgmepsu04:52
Amaranthmeh04:52
whiprushwhat did you call the universe tour?04:52
whiprushstars of the universe or something?04:52
jdubwhiprush: 'stars of the universe'?04:52
jdubmaybe 'stars of the ubuntu universe'04:53
jsgotangcothat sounds like a funkadelic tune04:53
Amaranthjdub: Did you just slam your fists on the keyboard and hit enter to get that?04:53
jdubthough i try to avoid saying ubuntu too much on the fridge04:53
jdubAmaranth: no, it's an acronym04:53
whiprushI was thinking something like, "Warp tour of the Universe"04:53
ajmitchI hope you say good stuff about the universe04:53
whiprushlike, hop into my ship, and let's hit the goodies.04:53
jsgotangcowarpt tour of the Universe in search for the mothership04:53
jdub'The Universe at Ludicrous Speed'04:54
whiprushhahah04:54
ajmitchjdub has already said nice things about the MOTUs, or at least one of them :)04:54
Amaranthjdub: I'm lost, can you expand it? :)04:54
whiprush"MOTUs have gone the Plaid!"04:54
jdubhe04:54
jdubh04:54
jdubAmaranth: 'will the real gnome menu editor please stand up'04:54
robertj^I think the #1 feature for Hoary should be no more ubuntu spatial ;)04:55
robertj^err Breezy04:55
Amaranthw00t, i think we have a winner ;)04:55
jdubwhiprush: in 'new desktop stuff' -> "greatly improved file management experience"04:55
whiprushk04:55
jdubwhiprush: "corrected everyone's stupidity"04:55
whiprushooh, a tour of that should be good.04:56
jdubwhiprush: "would you believe THIS CLOSE to solving worldwide famine"04:56
Amaranthrobertj^: I think the #1 feature for breezy should be no more spacial, period. ;)04:56
jduboh, a good thing for the new desktop stuff is snaps of the new artwork04:56
whiprushjdub: I'm gonna add a few, even though most of it is rough crap right now.04:56
jdubwhiprush: no probs04:57
robertj^Amaranth: oh that the icons of the desktop would disappear and it would no longer blight my home directory04:57
jdubwhiprush: maybe put DRAFT in the titles of the ones you don't want edited for publishing?04:57
whiprushok04:57
jsgotangcoerr04:58
jdub(where edited means, "jeff gets anal retentive about tagging, grammar, punctuation, etc" rather than "let's add extra bits"04:58
jsgotangcoare you doing a quick tour???04:58
whiprushaccess denied, can't edit the title.04:58
jdubjsgotangco: we're doing a bunch of stories pimping cool shit in breezy as we count down to its release04:58
whiprushanyone know if corey is still doing that tour thing?04:58
jsgotangcojdub: ahhh04:58
jsgotangcowhiprush: it seems he's been busy and it lacks screenshots04:59
whiprushhmmm04:59
whiprushHis stuff is real good.04:59
jmghey all04:59
whiprushI say we rip off lots of his stuff.04:59
whiprush:p04:59
jsgotangcolet me check if there is an update04:59
whiprushk04:59
jsgotangcowhiprush: sure04:59
jdubwhiprush: maybe we should chat to him about authoring it for the fridge - might be a better venue for it than 'random web page somewhere'04:59
whiprushjdub: yeah04:59
jmganyone see messages about version 18 of wireless extension?05:00
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whiprushsince, like, both me and him fell off the face of the planet each have half finished projects ...05:00
jmgWarning: Driver for device wifi0 recommend version 18 of Wireless Extension, but has been compiled with version 17, therefore some driver features may not be available...05:00
jmgusing hostap driver compiled with module-assistant05:00
jmgany idea?05:01
Amaranthjdub: I think I'll go with wtrgmepsu, I just need to get more opinions. :) Also, I'm concerned about people not knowing how to spell it to install it.05:01
jsgotangcowhiprush: https://docteam.ubuntu.com/repos/branches/breezy/gnome/quicktour/ svn please05:01
jsgotangcoit lacks screenshots at the moment05:02
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jmghmm05:03
whiprushjdub: I did a [TOUR]  one so it doesn't get mixed in with the other stuff05:05
whiprushk, now, how do I go back and reedit?05:05
whiprushI'll start with these three.05:06
jdubit's not letting you change those?05:06
robertj^jsgotangco: that intro seems kinda geeky to me05:06
whiprushI get a Coming Soon!05:06
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jdubwhen you click edit, or when you go to the node?05:06
whiprushno, I have a "view"05:06
whiprushclicking on it spits out an access denied on the log05:06
jdubyou totally have 'edit own stories' privileges05:07
jdubfascist05:07
whiprushI blame the software!05:07
jdubso do i!05:07
robertj^Automatic Updates are good, PDF viewing is good although speed is probably not an issue most people care about, OO2 is good.05:08
jdubwhiprush: sec05:08
jdubwhiprush: try again05:09
whiprushman, that icon turned out sweet.05:09
whiprushAnd they laughed at us in Sydney. pffft.05:09
ajmitchwhiprush: well yeah.. ;)05:09
whiprushjdub: booyah05:09
jdubwhich icon?05:09
whiprushthe fridge05:10
whiprushwhat else?05:10
jduboh05:10
robertj^whip: it is. I still say there needs to be fridge magnet poetry on it though05:10
whiprushany gotchas on editing in the cms or is it like the wiki? (locks and stuff)05:10
whiprushheh, trendy Fridge AJAX magnet poetry.05:11
robertj^btw I've got an A with a circumflex of some sort over it next to the read more link05:11
jdubwhiprush: no locks, but i think it detects changes made underneath you05:11
whiprushk05:11
whiprushI'll be in the universe tour. :)05:11
jdubrobertj^: what locale are you in?05:11
robertj^US English with current Safari05:11
jdubah, safari05:12
robertj^(my wife stole my laptop!)05:12
jdubinteresting05:12
jdubi haven't tried it in safari yet05:12
jdubi should reinstall osx on my ibook05:12
robertj^jdub: btw Safari really sucks05:12
robertj^especially because 10.2.8 users have a really busted version that chokes on perfectly good css05:12
jdubwell hey, if you build on sand...05:13
jdub;-) ;-) ;-)05:13
Amaranthooh, bad mouthing khtml, you've got guts05:13
robertj^hehe. 2/4 servers are running Ubuntu05:14
Amaranththose guys will eat you up, spit you out, then take a piss on the remains :D05:14
robertj^file server may be next though05:14
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Amaranthyour fileserver isn't running linux? that seems to be the only thing anyone ever uses it for if they don't use it on the desktop05:15
robertj^Amaranth: Open Directory isn't all terrible05:15
Amaranthdoes not compute05:16
robertj^Open Directory = Kerberos + slapd05:16
robertj^+ some replication framework over ssh that uses chewing gum and rubber bands but sometimes works05:17
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robertj^I need to check again but last time I looked samba + ldap in Debian was a minor black art05:19
maswanjdub: :)05:21
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jdubwhiprush: you going to be at UBZ?05:32
whiprushjdub: I will try to make it for a few days05:32
jdubwhiprush: love day?05:32
whiprushsomeone from our loco team will be there though along with jam05:33
whiprushjdub: probably, will try to come for the whole event.05:33
crimsunwhiprush: hey, I understand you met Kevin Otte and Jason Tower from TriLUG at OLF05:34
whiprushyeah.05:37
maswanHmm.. where/when is the next ubuntu conf?05:38
wasabi_don't suppose there is any idea what would make this system reboot immediatly upon grub completing.05:38
maswanis that known yet?05:38
wasabi_doesn't even look like it loads the kernel05:38
jdubmaswan: nup05:38
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maswanjdub: Ok, I was thinking of trying to get to it and perhaps even present, if I get around to it. :)05:41
jdubmaswan: rawk :)05:41
jdubmaswan: though we don't really have 'presentations'05:41
jduboh, except for ubuntu love day05:41
maswanjdub: well, yeah, bof session on a theme would be much more my style anyway. :)05:42
maswanjdub: but then, if things go well, we'll love ubuntu by then and might want to share the love05:42
jdubmaswan: spec-writing? :-)05:42
maswanjdub: right. as soon as I get around to it. :)05:43
`anthonyis there something wrong with apt and universe at the moment? WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated!05:43
`anthony ncftp05:43
`anthonywith breezy05:43
`anthonythat's an up-to-date breezy, too05:43
maswanjdub: thing is, if I "present", that's a plus in the "convincing boss to pay trip" struggle. ;)05:44
jdub`anthony: do a couple of apt-get updates05:45
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wasabi_Oooh. Annoying grubish bu05:52
wasabi_bug05:52
wasabi_I need menu.lst to be autogenerated without /boot on the prefix05:52
jbaileyEh?05:53
jbaileyYou wnat it in /grub/menu.lst?05:53
wasabi_yup05:54
jbaileyAnd that's desirable, how? =)05:54
wasabi_well, mostly it's the autogenerated kernel and initrd lines05:54
wasabi_They expect /boot/vmlinuz*05:55
jbaileyRemove link_in_boot = yes05:55
jbaileyfrom /etc/kernel-img.conf05:55
wasabi_ahh05:55
wasabi_my boot partition is a vfat drive. ;)05:55
wasabi_I can't support links haha05:55
jbaileyErr.05:55
jbaileyeww. =)05:55
wasabi_Yeah. This is that embedded system.05:55
jbaileyYou might just want to get rid of the do_symlinks = yes05:55
jbaileyoption then05:55
wasabi_/dev/hda1 is a flash device with the kernel and initrd and root.img05:55
jbaileyupdate-grub doesn't need them.05:55
wasabi_being able to "flash" updates to it from windows, just by copying some files to it, is pretty slick05:56
wasabi_ok05:56
jbaileyRemember to actually delete the old symlinks, though.05:56
jbaileyupdate-initramfs will use them if they're present, otherwise fall back to the highest versioned kernel.05:56
jbaileyBut as long as theyr'e there, it expects them to be useful.05:56
wasabi_nope, that didn't do it.05:56
wasabi_It's update-grub which is rebuilding the menu.lst05:57
jbaileyRight.05:57
jbaileybut update-grub doesn't touch the symlinks05:57
jbaileySo what problem are you trying to solve?05:57
jbailey(going to be in a couple of minutes)05:58
wasabi_okay, embedded system. removable compact flash disk for /boot05:59
wasabi_root exists as a loopback fs in /boot06:00
wasabi_/boot/root.img06:00
wasabi_So boot contains the basics, kernel, initrd, root.img06:00
wasabi_grub boots, loads kernel from /boot, loads initrd from /boot. initrd will setup root.img as a loopback device and mount it as root.06:00
jmgguys i have an issue with wireless in breezy06:01
jmgWarning: Driver for device eth2 recommend version 18 of Wireless Extension,06:01
jmgbut has been compiled with version 17, therefore some driver features06:01
jmgmay not be available...06:01
wasabi_update-grub adds this:06:01
jmgi am using hostap driver compiled with modutils06:01
jmgdepended library outdated?06:01
wasabi_kernel          /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.12-9-686 root=/dev/loop0 ro06:01
wasabi_ /boot is an invalid path, as there is no /boot in /boot06:01
jbaileyOh.06:02
jbaileySo update-grub itself is not detecting that /boot is a separate partition.06:03
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wasabi_yeah.06:04
wasabi_it looks like that works, when /boot/boot -> .06:04
wasabi_my /boot is vfat, and doesn't support symlinks though06:04
jbaileyWell, it looks like it wlaks the fstab06:05
jbaileyI'm too sleepy to dig through shell code atm06:05
jbaileyI suspect you need the bit where grub_root_device is set.06:06
jbaileyMm, no06:06
jbaileykernel_dir=/boot06:06
jbaileyIt looks like if prunes that off if it gets a value for $boot_device06:06
jbaileyAnd to get that, it needs to exist in /etc/fstab06:07
wasabi_Heh. I really have to think about wtf is going to be in fstab06:07
jbaileyNo kiddin'06:07
jbaileyI can't imagine there's much I can offer you for changes in breezy, but I can see it being reasonable to be able to override this in the config file somehow for dapper/06:08
jbaileySleep now. =)06:08
magnonsleep well06:08
magnongreet the lady06:08
jbaileyThanks. =)06:08
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wasabi_wow man this is really annoying the heck out of me. kernel loads, system reboots.06:26
wasabi_has to be something with how I have grub set up06:26
jmganyone here use hostap drivers? when i load i get not one but two ether devices06:38
Lathiatjmg: This is the wrong place for help with that, this channel is for ubuntu development, try the home page/irc channel/lists for hostap 06:43
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fabbionemorning guys07:19
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jdubmdz: ping07:21
fabbionemdz: ping?07:31
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pittiGood morning07:48
pittimdz: do you have a minute?07:48
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wasabi_finally got the thing to boot the initrd08:48
wasabi_now I can finally work on the mount scripts08:49
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fabbionemdz, Kamion: is the preferred approval method still to upload and request the approval? or do you prefer to see the changes first?09:00
fabbionedaniels: ping?09:02
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infinityfabbione : The impression I get is that it depends on the changes.  Small/obvious ones should be okay with "upload, then request", bigger shit should involve requesting first to avoid the effort of a big argument followed by a REJECT.09:04
fabbioneinfinity: ok.. i will wait09:04
fabbioneit's not big change, but on a big package09:04
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pittiKamion: Is it generally too late to drop mozilla-browser from main? Or would you still accept an easy change that would allow us to drop it?09:19
pittimdz: ^ same question09:19
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infinitypitti : How easy would it be to shove it out to universe?09:21
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infinitypitti : And do you mean the whole source package?09:21
pittiinfinity: I need to copy the m-browser's shared libs to m-dev and drop the dependency09:21
pittiinfinity: no, just the m-browser .deb09:21
dholbachgood morning09:21
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infinitypitti : Ahh.09:21
pittiinfinity: we can't drop the whole source at this stage09:21
fabbionepitti: it's probably not worth it09:21
infinitypitti : I'm not sure that's worth the effort.09:22
pittiHi dholbach 09:22
dholbachhey martin09:22
pittiinfinity: but it is -browser which has all the vulns09:22
infinitypitti : And -mailnews has enough.09:22
infinitypitti : And if we're doing new upstream releases to fix -mailnews, then we're getting -browser fixes for free.09:22
lifelesssilly question, but is the acpi-support maintainer field accurate ?09:23
fabbionepitti: given that the source is in main, it won't make any difference for you09:23
pittiinfinity: -mailnews is universe09:23
infinitypitti : Oh, cute.  So, you're proposing moving everything but -dev to universe?09:23
pittifabbione: if the deb was in universe, we can care much less about updates09:23
infinitypitti : So we can just bury our heads in the sand about vulns?09:23
pittiinfinity: the only change would be to move -browser to universe09:23
fabbionepitti: and how can you be 100% sure that the vuln fix will not hit -dev too?09:24
pittiinfinity: we agreed to not *want* to suppose mozilla any more09:24
pittifabbione: by reading the MFSAs, which I have to do anyway09:24
jsgotangcohey everyone we're building up Release notes for breezy please contribute appropriate entries for known bugs, faqs, etc. at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyReleaseNotes09:24
pittiinfinity: for dapper we need to completely drop it to universe anyway, unless we want to go to hell09:25
fabbionelet's go to hell!!!09:25
fabbionethat's what all users tell me anyway :P09:25
fabbioneat least i won't be alone anymore ;)09:25
infinitypitti : Yeah, probably, but that likely means tougher work, like making sure things that want mozilla-dev can build against firefox-dev and such, not praying that vulns won't ever hit mozilla-dev. :)09:25
jsgotangcolol09:25
dokofabbione: but then you are in bad company ... ;-P09:26
pittiinfinity: there are only three main packages that use m-dev09:26
fabbionedoko: no no.. that's because i love you all :)09:26
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pittiinfinity: and one builds clean against f-dev09:26
pittiinfinity: I talked with doko about OO.o (the second package)09:27
pittiinfinity: and we can certainly find a solution for enigmail09:27
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infinitypitti : I can probably split enigmail into two source packages, if we have to.09:28
pittiinfinity: for dapper that might be necessary, yes09:28
infinitypitti : I'm just sayting that, for now, we can't drop mozilla-dev, we're way too late for that, and I'm not entirely sure how much we buy from dropping -browser and keeping -dev.09:28
infinity(But argue away... I'm not done with my arguing for the week either, I'm sure) :)09:30
dokoNoooooooooooooo, the OO.u fonts for the user interface did change. Diziet !!!!!!!09:30
infinityOO.u?09:30
dokos/u/o/09:31
pittiinfinity: OpenOffice unlimited :-)09:31
dokoinfinity: but we can split -browser in -libs and -browser and demote -browser09:31
infinitydoko : What did they change from/to?... The look okay to me..09:31
pittiinfinity, Kamion: btw, this is the debdiff we talk about: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/patches/mozilla.diff09:32
dokofor me it looks like a condensed font, see http://people.debian.org/~doko/tmp/ooo/Screenshot.png09:32
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infinitypitti : Ugh.  Having identical files in both packages and a Replaces is Just Plain Wrong.09:33
pittiinfinity: the clean alternative would be to split them out into mozilla-libs09:33
pittiinfinity: but that requires an additional package; it's fine for me, too, though09:33
infinitydoko : Uhh, do I need to install something special to get help?09:34
pittiinfinity: but for testing buildability of the rdepends it's good enough09:34
infinitydoko : I just get "The help system could not be started"09:34
dokoinfinity: no, that's something else, but look at the window in the background. same font09:34
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infinitydoko : Yeah, looks okay here.  Whacky.09:35
infinitydoko : So, why doesn't help work? :)09:35
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pittiinfinity: so in terms of testing, librsvg2 and enigmail work perfectly with this; this leaves me with OO.o which I can't test without a proper internet connection...09:36
seb128hi09:36
seb128so, who broke my fonts? :)09:36
dokoinfinity: ask again, and you will debug it ... 09:36
pittiHi seb128 09:36
seb128hey pitti 09:36
seb128Diziet: your 2.3.2-1ubuntu3 breaks my "Fixed" font09:42
seb128ups09:42
seb128Diziet: your fontconfig 2.3.2-1ubuntu3 breaks my "Fixed" font, downgrading to 2.3.2-1ubuntu2 fixes the issue09:42
tepsipakkiseb128: which size do you use? I've had problems with Fixed 10 for ages09:43
seb128Fixed 2009:43
seb128which was working fine for months09:43
fabbionehmmm09:43
tepsipakkithat's big =09:44
seb128until today09:44
tepsipakki=)09:44
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seb128tepsipakki: that uses my 10x10 font09:44
seb128ups09:44
seb12810x2009:44
seb128which is not that big09:44
tepsipakkicopying the font in .fonts should fix it?09:44
seb128the fonts are from .fonts09:45
tepsipakkidoes it for the Fixed 10 (ie. 6x13)09:45
seb128for months09:45
tepsipakkiok09:45
seb128what are you trying to prove? That the upgrade is right to break my working config ? :)09:45
fabbioneseb128: if i give a test pkg, can you try it?09:45
seb128fabbione: sure09:45
fabbioneseb128: if so.. what arch?09:45
seb128i38609:45
fabbioneok09:45
tepsipakkiseb128: nono ;)09:46
tepsipakkiseb128: just thought that it might be similar to my problem09:46
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fabbioneseb128: can you check what you have in /usr/lib/X11/fonts ?09:47
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fabbionei mean /usr/lib/X1109:47
fabbioneif fonts points to /usr/share/X11/fonts09:47
seb128$ ls /usr/lib/X1109:47
seb128fonts  locale  rgb.txt  x11perfcomp  xkb  xsm09:47
seb128no, that's a folder09:47
fabbionehmmm you sure?09:48
fabbioneit should be a symlink09:48
seb128$ ls -l /usr/lib/X11/ | grep fonts09:48
seb128drwxr-xr-x  2 root root 4096 2005-09-28 23:00 fonts09:48
fabbionewhat's inside?09:48
seb128$ ls /usr/lib/X11/fonts/09:48
seb128100dpi  75dpi  encodings  misc  Type109:48
fabbioneand what's inside /usr/share/X11/fons ?09:48
seb128lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root 31 2005-08-02 12:12 100dpi -> ../../../share/X11/fonts/100dpi09:48
seb128lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root 30 2005-08-02 12:12 75dpi -> ../../../share/X11/fonts/75dpi09:48
seb128etc09:48
fabbionefonts even09:48
seb128$ ls /usr/share/X11/fonts/09:49
seb128100dpi  75dpi  encodings  fonts.cache-1  misc  Type109:49
seb12809:49
seb128all dirs09:49
seb128except the cache09:49
fabbioneok09:49
fabbionecan you try this:09:49
fabbionein /usr/lib/X1109:49
fabbionemv fonts fonts-old09:49
fabbioneln -sf /usr/share/X11/fonts /usr/lib/X11/fonts09:50
fabbioneinstall the latest fontconfig09:50
fabbioneand tell me if it works09:50
seb128k09:50
fabbionethe cache files might be the culprit here09:51
seb128the package update regenerates the cache 09:51
seb128no?09:51
seb128doesn't work09:51
fabbioneok09:51
fabbionehmm09:51
seb128my fixed font comes from ~/.fonts09:52
seb128if that makes any difference09:52
seb128I've 10x20 pcf files here for it09:52
fabbionewhat do you have in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11 ?09:52
fabbionestill fonts related09:52
fabbioneso skip the rest09:52
seb128fonts beeing a dir09:52
fabbioneseb128: it shouldn't make any differenve09:52
seb128$ ls /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/09:52
seb128100dpi  75dpi  encodings  fonts.cache-1  misc  Speedo  Type1  util09:52
fabbioneok.. what's inside?09:52
seb128all dirs09:52
seb128except the cache09:53
fabbioneis there anything inside the dir?09:53
fabbione+s09:53
fabbioneor there are only 4/5 files per dir09:53
fabbione?09:53
seb128$ ls /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/100dpi/ | wc -l09:54
seb128148409:54
fabbioneamen09:54
fabbionesomething is utterly broken09:54
fabbionethey should be empty09:54
fabbioneor with 4/5 files09:54
seb128I blame daniels 09:54
fabbionecan you do the same check in /usr/share/X11/fonts ?09:55
fabbionei wonder if fonts have been migrated at all on your system09:55
seb128$ ls /usr/share/X11/fonts/100dpi/ | wc -l09:55
seb12840909:55
fabbionefixed is Type1 iirc09:55
fabbioneor misc09:55
seb128my fixed font comes from ~/.fonts as said before09:56
fabbioneseb128: yes i get that09:57
fabbionebut the change in fontconfig doesn't change the use of ~/.fonts09:57
seb128so whatever /usr/... are that should not change it, right?09:57
fabbioneit might fail because it doesn't find the proper fonts in /usr/*09:57
seb128$ fc-match Fixed09:57
seb12812x13ja.pcf.gz: "Fixed" "Regular"09:57
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seb128$ fc-match Fixed09:58
seb12810x20.pcf: "Fixed" "Regular"09:58
seb12809:58
seb128the new then previous version09:58
seb128$ locate 12x13ja.pcf.gz09:58
seb128/usr/share/X11/fonts/misc/12x13ja.pcf.gz09:58
fabbionewhere 10x20.pcf comes from?09:58
seb128~/.fonts09:58
seb128I already said it twice :p09:59
seb128$ locate 10x20.pcf09:59
seb128/home/seb128/.fonts/10x20.pcf09:59
seb128/usr/share/X11/fonts/misc/10x20.pcf.gz09:59
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fabbioneoh right... .gz09:59
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seb128fabbione: any other idea?10:01
fabbioneseb128: can you check the top of /etc/fonts/fonts.conf ?10:04
danielsfontconfig is SO NOT MY PROBLEM10:04
fabbionethere should be a few entries like <dir>/path/</dir>10:04
seb128        <dir>/usr/share/fonts</dir>10:04
seb128        <dir>/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts</dir> <dir>/usr/local/share/fonts</dir>10:04
seb128        <dir>~/.fonts</dir>10:04
seb128previous version10:04
seb128let me upgrade10:04
fabbioneseb128: this is with the old one, right?10:04
fabbioneyeah10:04
fabbionedaniels: it might not be fontconfig10:04
fabbionedaniels: i suspect that on some upgrades xfont-core didn't move files/symlinks around as it should10:05
seb128        <dir>/usr/share/fonts</dir>10:05
seb128        <dir>/usr/share/X11/fonts</dir> <dir>/usr/local/share/fonts</dir>10:05
seb128        <dir>~/.fonts</dir>10:05
fabbioneok10:05
seb128with the update10:05
fabbioneseb128: can you try add also <dir>/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts</dir> ?10:05
danielsfabbione: xfonts-core does not move symlinks around10:05
fabbionedaniels: i meant the source.. the binaries should be -100dpi and so on..10:06
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danielsat a wild guess, I'm going to say that it needs to be both, because some fonts haven't been migrated or so.  but if you're getting 10x20.pcf.gz, then -base is doing exactly what it should do.10:07
seb128fabbione: is there any fontconfig stuff to run after updating the config file ?10:07
fabbionedaniels: yes.. that's why i was asking seb to add it :)10:08
fabbioneseb128: no idea... let me check10:08
danielsseb128: invalidate your cache with fc-cache10:08
fabbionefc-cache -f -v <-10:08
seb128doesn't make a difference, weird10:09
seb128fc-cache: "/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc": caching, 0 fonts, 0 dirs10:10
seb128hum10:10
danielsthere shouldn't be anything in there10:10
fabbioneseb128: can you try to rebuild the package, adding /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts into debian/rules?10:11
seb128fabbione: sure10:11
fabbionedaniels: seb128 has like 1450 files in there...10:11
fabbioneseb128: 10:11
seb128daniels: 10:11
fabbione-DEB_CONFIGURE_EXTRA_FLAGS := --enable-docs --with-add-fonts=/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts,/usr/local/share/fonts10:11
fabbione+DEB_CONFIGURE_EXTRA_FLAGS := --enable-docs --with-add-fonts=/usr/share/X11/fonts,/usr/local/share/fonts10:11
seb128$ ls /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc | wc -l10:11
seb12824410:11
fabbionecheck that line10:11
fabbioneand add the 3rd path10:11
fabbionedaniels: what did you decide about mkdirhier?10:14
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danielsmdz: ping10:14
danielsfabbione: will talk further about it with mdz; assign the bug back to me if you like10:15
fabbionedaniels:  i did already :)10:15
sivangGood morning 10:15
fabbionedaniels: yesterday.. i added a comment about the patch available.. 10:15
seb128fabbione: DEB_CONFIGURE_EXTRA_FLAGS := --enable-docs --with-add-fonts=/usr/share/X11/fonts,/usr/local/share/fonts,/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts10:16
seb128 doesn't fix the issue ... should I try placing it before?10:16
fabbionedaniels: and reassigned.. i didn't want to start another xorg upload pingponmg dance10:16
fabbioneseb128: that's really weird10:16
seb128$ fc-match Fixed10:16
seb12812x13ja.pcf.gz: "Fixed" "Regular10:16
danielsthanks10:16
sivangdaniels: morning10:16
seb128still10:16
danielssivang: hi10:16
fabbioneseb128: try to put it before...10:16
fabbionei doubt it can make any difference10:16
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sivangseb128: you know that some of applets are crashing / not reloadable ?10:17
seb128sivang: no10:17
seb128sivang: which one?10:17
sivangdaniels: I've been experiencing terrible slow down in X the last couple of days, dragging and switching beween windows is a PAIN, anything you know about ?10:17
Lathiatsivang: ati?10:17
danielssivang: running a radeon x300 or similar?10:17
sivangdaniels: nope. nvidia10:18
sivangseb128: desktop switcher for start10:18
sivangseb128: lemme remove panel from session and restart it10:18
seb128sivang: have you fixed those lpi warnings?10:18
infinitysivang : I accidentally clicked "don't reload" on one of my crashing applets, and since re-adding it, I can't reproduce the bug, so there goes my chances of debugging/tracing it. :/10:19
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sivangman10:20
seb128fabbione: nop, the order doesn't matter, still broken10:20
sivangdamn proxy irssi failed on me10:20
fabbioneseb128: i wonder if something in the B-D did change in the meanwhile...10:20
fabbionecan you try to rebuild ubuntu2 10:21
fabbionewithout any debian/rules change?10:21
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fabbioneyeah exactly10:21
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CashelAllo... seems gnome-devel for 2.12 isnt in the breezy repository.. just a little fyi... or correct me (please!) lol10:22
sivangseb128: I have a perliminary patch, didn't test it yet - going to do that now. (btw, there are also compile time warnings that suggests why the warnings appear afterwards, something with incompatible types)10:23
seb128oh, cool10:23
seb128Cashel: that's an universe package you may want to speak with motu 10:24
seb128fabbione: that fixes it10:25
Cashelmotu a regular in here? Perhaps I'll msg him next time I'm on.. .10:25
seb128$ fc-match Fixed10:25
seb12810x20.pcf: "Fixed" "Regular"10:25
seb128Cashel: #ubuntu-motu10:25
Cashelahhhh 10:25
Cashelthanks.. 10:25
seb128they are the guys working on universe packages10:25
seb128np10:25
fabbioneok.. so that excludes the B-D changes10:25
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fabbioneahhhh10:27
hungerCashel: motu = masters of the universe, the universe maintainers.10:27
CashelAhhhh cute :P10:27
fabbioneseb128: can you please check confdefs.h with and without /usr/share/X11/fonts ???10:27
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fabbioneseb128: there is an interesting check on paths in there..10:27
danielssivang: *shrug*, I haven't changed anything10:27
fabbioneseb128: perhaps we need to add /usr/share/X11/fonts there too10:27
dholbachgood morning mvo10:28
fabbione(there = configure)10:28
mvohey dholbach 10:28
seb128fabbione: k10:28
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seb128hey mvo 10:28
seb128:(10:28
mvohey seb128 10:28
danielsmvo: you too, hey?10:28
mvodaniels: yeah :( my first this year 10:28
fabbioneseb128: thanks10:29
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hungermvo: I hope you will feel better soon.10:31
mvohunger: thanks10:31
sivangmvo: me too, I hate to catch a cold when it's still warm outside10:31
jsgotangcothe feeling is awful10:32
mvosivang: it's rather cold here in germany already :)10:32
sivangmvo: ah :)10:33
hungermvo: Yes, the wether is getting really ugly already.10:33
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hungersivang: Will you pay for the trip? ;-)10:34
jsgotangcoa beach BOF would be rad10:34
sivanghunger: hmm, I would have, if I could :-)10:35
hungersivang: I know that feeling:-) I'd love to invite some interestting people over to my place for a fun time:-)10:35
hungersivang: Of course I wouldn't dream of inviting somebody like myself;-)10:35
seb128fabbione: the diff between 2 builds has just FC_FONTPATH/FC_ADD_FONTS changes for the config.h, the differents Makefiles, fonts.conf10:38
seb128fabbione: and the code doesn't use the FC_...10:38
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lucashi10:41
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seb128lu lucas 10:41
HrdwrBoBhi10:41
lucashow do I get a debian package (which is inside Debian/main) to be included in universe ?10:41
seb128lucas: it's done automatically10:42
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fabbioneseb128: dunno.. i have finished my options10:42
lucasseb128: it has been in debian since mid-august, but isn't in universe yet. that's normal ?10:42
dholbachlucas: we hit upstream version freeze, that's where the auto-syncs stopped10:43
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seb128lucas: we have stopped the auto-sync during august, Upstream Version Freeze, etc10:43
dholbachlucas: which package are you talking about?10:43
lucasok10:43
lucasfeed2imap10:43
dholbachis it any cool?10:43
lucasI'm not the best one to talk about it ;)10:43
dholbach why is that? :)10:43
lucasupstream + debian maintainer10:44
dholbachhehe :)10:44
dholbachlucas: sounds nice, from the description10:44
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seb128lucas: oh, you are a DD ?10:45
seb128hey pitti 10:45
sivangmorning pitti 10:45
lucasseb128: no, I just maintain this package10:45
pittiHi again10:45
pittiI don't have any bugs I could fix safely for Breezy any more10:45
pittidoes anybody need a hand with something?10:45
lucasseb128: I just started NM, and am currently waiting for my advocate to write something clever about me ;)10:45
sivangpitti: I could use some10:46
pittiI'm currently fixing pmount bugs, but that's not urgent...10:46
dholbachpitti: desktop-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com :)10:46
seb128lucas: oh, k :)10:46
danielspitti: sure10:46
seb128lucas: pllaned to be motu too? :)10:46
pittiHi sivang 10:46
chmjpitti: I think BenC could use a hand 10:46
danielspitti: #15372, as I don't have the time to work on it10:47
dholbachoh seb does recruitment for us! :)10:47
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pittidholbach: I have more than enough bugs, but none with simple fixes...10:47
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dokopitti: #11028 :-)10:47
dholbachpitti: malone bug #1 :)10:48
lucasseb128: I'm not sure exactly of what motu is. but from what I understand, I don't really like the approach. when you are a DD, you improve both Debian & Ubuntu. when you are a MOTU, you only improve ubuntu, right ?10:48
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Kamionpitti: I think it's far too late for this mozilla change, sorry10:48
danielspitti: oh, you're on a modem.  i'm so sorry.10:48
seb128lucas: you can be a DD and a motu so you make sure that your package works fine on both, is imported, updated, etc :)10:48
dholbachlucas: not necessarily, since the patches are provided too10:48
danielspitti: i spent a couple of months bitching about bz, then I got brodband10:48
lucasok10:49
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carlospitti, the language pack cronjob failed again, I'm creating a new one now manually (just in case you have your cronjob in place now)10:49
ajmitchyay, new victims!10:49
pittiKamion: alright, then I keep the solution (or a cleaner one with a proper package split) for dapper10:49
pitticarlos: I don't yet since I don't know the URL10:50
pittidaniels: I have broadband 95% of the time, unfortunately 'now' belongs to the other 5%...10:50
zygahello folks10:50
carlospitti http://mawson.ubuntu.com/~carlos/rosetta-breezy.tar.gz10:51
pitticarlos: that's always the current one?10:51
pitticarlos: cool, then I will setup a fully automatic tarball generator cronjob :-)10:51
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carlospitti, yes, as you asked10:52
seb128Riddell: the Debian maintainer says we don't want to move gconf depends away for -misc, playbin uses gconf by example10:53
seb128carlos: hey. What's going on with rosetta? It's broken for me since yesterday10:53
carlosseb128, define broken, please10:53
fabbionepitti: ping?10:53
pittiHey Mr. Nitto10:53
fabbioneeheh10:53
zygapitti: hi, potfiles are around I smell :)10:54
fabbionepitti: any news about that kernel security patch?10:54
pittifabbione: still not, I will contact you ASAP10:54
fabbionepitti: ok10:54
pittifabbione: I'm afraid we have to do this one as an USN10:54
pittizyga: yes :-)10:54
pittizyga: I'll export the automatically generated tarball to people.u.c10:54
zygapitti: excellent :)10:54
zygapitti: will the URL be stable?10:55
zygaKamion: do you have a moment?10:55
Kamionzyga: yes?10:55
fabbionepitti: works for me more or less10:55
pittizyga: yes10:55
seb128carlos: " Oops Sorry, something just went wrong in Launchpad. "10:56
zygaKamion: I wanted to ask about realistic chaces of ruby upgrade from 1.8.2-9 with some patches to 1.8.3-1, from unstable10:56
carlosseb128, URL?10:56
zygaKamion: current ruby is broken10:56
seb128carlos: I had that yesterday and this morning but seems to work now10:56
seb128carlos: I was trying to update gdm fr.po file10:56
Kamionzyga: "broken"?10:56
carlosseb128, the /+lang/fr?10:56
seb128carlos: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/gdm/+pots/gdm/fr/+translate10:56
seb128carlos: but that just worked10:56
carlosseb128, hmmm, that smells like a timeout problem...10:56
zygaKamion: some issues that were fixed for 1.8.3 are present10:57
seb128carlos: grrr, I get those all the time10:57
zygaKamion: for example alexandria triggers internal ruby errors10:57
zygaKamion: I know that breezy is around the corner10:57
carlosseb128, please file bugs10:57
seb128carlos: you are saying that nobody knows that it timeout all the time? That's probably a load issue or something10:57
carlosseb128, yeah, it's related to load issues10:58
danielsgod, I can't believe how much of a mess XKB was pre-xkeyboard-config10:58
Kamionzyga: surely those changes can be backported?10:58
Kamionzyga: release candidate is TOMORROW10:58
zygaKamion: I'm unable to do such backports - the diff is rather longish and I'm not familiar with ruby10:59
zygaKamion: all I can say is that 1.8.3-1 worked for me and fixed the issue10:59
Kamionzyga: we cannot just blindly update at this point10:59
zygaKamion: understood10:59
Kamionwe need to know the important diffs10:59
zygaKamion: I had a look and it's a minefield IMHO 11:00
danielschrist, what is it with ruby and HOLY SHIT UPDATES right at release time11:00
chmjhuh?11:00
danielswe had the same problem in hoary11:01
Kamionand ruby 1.8.3 includes a shlibs bump11:01
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Kamionzyga: I don't think we can do this without somebody who knows ruby well who is present and can look after issues, and for that somebody to have been around since a couple of weeks ago11:01
pittifabbione: However, I just saw another hole: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10789311:01
pittifabbione: it's an easy and nonintrusive patch11:02
fabbionepitti: let me look..11:02
zygaKamion: okay, I knew that is a lost cause - I just wanted to ask11:02
pittifabbione: and we recently had something that could exploit writable sysfs files11:02
fabbionepitti: ok.. i am on it11:02
Kamionzyga: I realise ruby has long been a problem in Ubuntu (as daniels alludes to), but the only real way to sort that out is to have somebody paying attention to it11:02
pittiKamion: is it too late to get security patches into the kernel?11:02
lucasKamion: say I want to look at this ruby problem. When do you need an answer ?11:02
pittiKamion: it's an easy one-liner fix, but I don't know about d-i interactions11:02
Kamionlucas: last week11:02
Kamionlucas: if you think you can backport a change from 1.8.3, it will probably have to be within 24 hours11:03
Kamionpitti: sigh11:03
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fabbioneKamion: i am on it already..11:03
danielspitti: if you're just talking about the drm stuff, making that file non-world-writable is fine11:03
Kamionpitti: mandatory for RC?11:03
KamionI guess we might as well, grumble11:04
pittiKamion: not really urgent11:04
Kamionwell, we'll need it for breezy final anyway11:04
lucasKamion: I'll see what I can do11:04
pittiKamion: something we should eventually fix, but nothing really scary11:04
danielsas the name implies, it's just debugging stuff -- not touched by anything except the user when airlied wants crazy debugging output11:04
fabbionedaniels: it's still a hole tho11:04
pittidaniels: no sysfs file should be world-writable, there even was a vuln about exploiting this to a DoS11:04
danielsright, that's why I'm saying it's safe11:04
pittidaniels: the vuln itself just allows you to trigger some printks11:04
daniels-> nothing relies on it being world-writable11:05
danielspitti: i know what echoing 1 to that file does :)11:05
Kamionpitti: today's schedule is that d-i has to be built (which must come after everything included in the initrd is built, i.e. obviously the kernel), and then RCC images have to be built and somewhat tested; this all has to be done before 16:45 London time, when I leave to catch a train11:05
pittiKamion: I leave the decision to you; it's not a biggie, as I said11:05
Kamionpitti: my inclination is to commit to doing another d-i rebuild for final11:06
\shmvo, ping11:06
Kamionhmm, best start working through ReleaseChecklist11:06
mvo\sh: pong11:06
\shmvo, https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+sources/cdrdao/+bug/2765 <- u implemented the last patch for it...but it looks like we have the same issue 11:07
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mvo\sh: I'll comment on this11:08
mvo\sh: I wonder a) if it works for him on cdrecord b) why he wants it, the symlink /dev/cdrw should work fine, no?11:09
Kamionzyga: BTW, are there bugs filed about these issues?11:11
\shmvo, I actually don't know..but scanbus is not working I checked it this morning...11:11
\shmvo, but should work if you have more then one burner in your server ;)11:11
zygaKamion: no, there are no bugs filed about this at all11:11
mvo\sh: yes :) looking at it now11:11
zygaKamion: I didn't have time to file a proper bug as I'm killed by tons of work IRL11:12
\shmvo, I wonder, if we should morgue cdrdao ;) cause cdrecord can handle bin/cue 11:12
zygaKamion: I did get a word from ruby people arund the net that the issues were simply fixed later11:12
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lifelessis this the ruby doesn't wrk with rails issue ?11:12
Kamionzyga: ok, I'm afraid we are generally unable to effectively track things not filed as bugs11:13
Kamionbecause we are also killed by tons of work ;)11:13
zygaKamion: real time sucks near releases doesn't it?11:13
Kamionzyga: s/near releases //11:13
sivangKamion: lol11:14
mvo\sh: probably not, it's used by nautilus-cd-burner to copy audio cds 11:14
lucas1.8.2-9 was uploaded in Debian on 2005-06-29, 1.8.3-1 on 2005-09-20. analyzing the diff doesn't look possible11:14
lucasif it's 4.1M11:14
lifelesszyga: ^^ ?11:15
zygalifeless: ? :)11:15
lucaszyga: I think the best we can do is make sure this doesn't happen again for breezy+111:15
lifelesszyga: I was told that current breezy's ruby fails to run ruby on rails11:15
zygalifeless: no no no11:15
lifelesszyga: I'm asking if thats what you are talking about11:15
zygalifeless: it fails on alexandia 0.6.111:15
lucaslifeless: it might be because of the rubygems issue11:15
zygalifeless: I don't touch ruby on rails11:15
lifelesslucas: is this known ?11:16
fabbionepitti: i am going to give the same love to hoary..11:16
Kamionruby seems to be moving very quickly; I think we really need somebody looking after it in order to effectively avoid these problems11:16
\shmvo, oergs11:16
lifelessKamion: likely.11:16
zygalifeless: maybe you know something about internal ruby errors in 1.8.2-9?11:16
pittifabbione: that'd be nice, thanks11:16
fabbionepitti: what about warty?11:16
lifelesszyga: nope, not at all sorry, I was simply carrying a favour for a friend11:16
fabbionewe are in a half/half situation11:16
zygalifeless: okay, thanks11:16
pittifabbione: right, we should discuss warty maintenance soon11:16
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pittifabbione: Herbert's contract ended11:17
lucaslifeless: rails packaging sucks because they only distribute gems now11:17
lifelessand gems are what - small bundles of source?11:17
lifelessor a ruby specific vcs ?11:17
fabbionepitti: yes, but he still has the last changes on his hd...11:17
lucasa ruby-specific packaging system11:17
lucaswhich sucks.11:17
lucasbut ruby people find it cool11:17
pittifabbione: his current debdiff could be helpful then?11:18
zygaif you need someone to look after ruby for dapper feel free to take me :)11:18
lucasZygmuntKrynicki <= that's you ?11:18
pittifabbione: the patch for the other vuln was trivial, so it's probably not much work to redo it, but we can ask him anyway11:18
zygaI'm novice as far as debian/ubuntu is concerned but I learn quickly and know my way around source :)11:19
zygalucas: yes11:19
Kamionzyga: I'd rather somebody just did it than that somebody waited to be taken ...11:19
lucaszyga: then you are on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTURuby11:19
zygaKamion: well - I'll talk to you about this in a month when I'm less burdend by my work11:19
fabbionepitti: yeah debdiff is enouhg of course11:19
zyga:-)11:19
lucaszyga: same here.11:19
fabbionebrb11:20
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fabbionepitti: ok.. i have breezy and hoary ready11:34
pittifabbione: thanks11:35
fabbionepitti: no problem11:35
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ajmitchlamont or infinity: can you clear the dep-wait on phpmyadmin, please?11:41
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fabbioneseb128: 16869 is for you, but i am not sure to which pkg reassing it..11:43
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KamionRiddell: argh, your kubuntu seed sync wasn't a proper arch merge11:44
KamionRiddell: you *must* do this with 'baz replay' or 'baz merge' otherwise you ruin our ability to track which merges last happened.11:45
KamionRiddell: I will attempt to fix it up11:45
Kamion(probably by reverting your change and starting again)11:46
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seb128fabbione: commented/reassigned11:48
Kamionogra,dholbach: my comment about our support of jigdo was *only* about universe/multiverse11:48
fabbioneseb128: thanks11:48
Kamionogra,dholbach: jigdo is fully supported for our CD images11:48
ograKamion, oh11:48
KamionI thought it was clear from the context of my mail11:48
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dholbachKamion: thank you, will take a look at the mail again and correct my comment on bugzilla accordingly11:49
ograKamion, not really, since the OP didnt specifically talk about universe11:49
Kamion> Would it be possible to provide official jigdo templates for breezy11:50
Kamion> for dvds of universe and multiverse? I know a lot of people who would11:50
Kamion> really appreciate this.11:50
KamionIt's unlikely to happen officially (the cdimage machine is already quite11:50
Kamionbusy, and jigdo-ing things takes ages), but I welcome efforts to do it11:50
Kamionunofficially.11:50
KamionI fail to see how that was in any way unclear11:50
ograKamion, oh, my fault11:50
Kamion"official jigdo templates for breezy for dvds of universe and multiverse"11:50
ograi missed the mail in the middle :(11:51
ogra> > > Hello, I have built three isos with the Ubuntu repositories11:51
ogra> > > in three different DVDs, 1 for Main and a set of 2 isos for11:51
ogra> > > Univerese and Multiverse.11:51
ogra> >11:51
ogra> > Do you think you could provide jigdo templates for use with11:51
ogra> > jigdo-lite? So you could use the existing ubuntu mirrors for11:51
ogra> > downloading.11:51
ograthats what i read ... sorry11:51
ograbut dholbach fixed the bug anyway11:52
dholbachonly the first part of it11:53
Kamionyou can probably point to http://releases.ubuntu.com/jigit/, but check that that still works first11:54
Kamion(it's a bit fragile)11:54
dholbachmerci beaucoup11:54
Kamionjust check for warty/hoary; the breezy one probably won't work due to the archive having moved on since then11:54
Kamiondon't have snapshot archives yet11:54
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sivangInteresting. Removing all apache packages leaves apache2 without a /etc/init.d/apache2 script for controlling12:07
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ograKamion, does the ubutu DVD contain a live part ? 12:16
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Kamionogra: yes12:17
sivangcan anybody confirm that or is just me and my weird setup..12:21
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sivangok, installing "apache" brings back the init.d script, however it controls the 1.3.33 one, and I want apache 2. argh12:23
infinitysivang : Uhm.  What?12:26
infinitysivang : /etc/init.d/apache2 ships in apache2-common.  It's a conffile, however, so if you deleted it by hand (did you?...), it won't be magically reinstalled without a "dpkg --force-confmiss -i apache2-common.deb"12:27
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infinitysivang : This is true of pretty much all init scripts.12:28
sivanginfinity: I didn't remove it by hand. But I will try with --forece-confmiss -i12:29
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infinitysivang : Well, something/someone did, and I guarantee it wasn't my maintainer scripts. :)12:30
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sivanginfinity: ah right. I think I apt-get remove --purge apache-common and apach2-common12:31
sivanginfinity: thnks12:31
infinitysivang : Erm, but if you removed apache2-common, that would have removed apache2-mpm-* too, which would remove the daemon.12:33
infinitysivang : So you're missing more than just the init script.12:33
infinity(And reinstalling it after a purge would bring the init script back)12:33
sivanginfinity: yes, it seems that after installing it and it would stop, but wouldn't start12:34
infinitysivang : /etc/default/apache212:34
janimoinfinity, is the large udeb problem deferred after RC? thanks12:36
infinityjanimo : No, it should be fixed for RC.  (the fixed upload/build is in)12:37
sivanginfinity: I have those installed:12:37
sivangii  apache2                               2.0.54-5ubuntu2                      next generation, scalable, extendable web se12:37
sivangii  apache2-common                        2.0.54-5ubuntu2                      next generation, scalable, extendable web se12:37
sivangii  apache2-mpm-prefork                   2.0.54-5ubuntu2                      traditional model for Apache212:37
sivangii  apache2-utils                         2.0.54-5ubuntu2                      utility programs for webservers12:37
sivangii  libapache2-mod-php4                   4.4.0-2                              server-side, HTML-embedded scripting languag12:38
sivanginfinity: still no go at starting the daemon12:38
infinitysivang : If port 80 wa sin use when apache2 was installed, /etc/default/apache2 would have been configured in a fashion that makes apache2 not start from the init scripts.12:38
infinitysivang : So, edit that file, and you're good to go.12:38
sivanginfinity: k, will try that now - thanks12:38
infinitysivang : Note that it prints a big blinking warning on install when it does that.12:38
Kamionjanimo: if you want to know about changes as they happen, subscribe to the breezy-changes mailing list12:39
sivanginfinity: it didn't12:39
sivanginfinity: and I have:12:39
sivang#edit /etc/default/apache2 to change this.12:39
sivangNO_START=012:39
sivanginfinity: woops. the default one has it set, sorry12:40
sivanginfinity: does the init.d script prefer the /etc/default/apache value rather then the one set up in itself?12:41
janimoKamion, I follow breezy-changes, but I don't know which package is concerned wrt this bug12:42
infinitysivang : Well, yes, that's the point.12:42
Kamionjanimo: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.1212:42
infinitysivang : So you can edit the small file in /etc/default, rather than editing the script itself.12:42
sivanginfinity: cool, thanks12:43
sivanginfinity: works now12:43
janimoKamion, yup it's there in the changelog I should've read more carefully, thanks12:43
sivanginfinity: anything else I should do to enable mod_rewrite other then a2enmod and drop a config snippet with RewriteEngine On under ./conf.d ?12:45
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dholbachKamion: could you (once you have a moment), sync gftp from sid? justification would be the changes from -6 to -10 (http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/g/gftp/gftp_2.0.18-10/changelog)12:48
infinitysivang : Only do RewriteEngine On in the vhost(s) where you intend to use it.  It's pretty evil to have it always on, even when not in use.  Trust me.12:48
sivanginfinity: you mean, inside the .htaccess file?12:49
infinitysivang : Or in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/$whatever12:49
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sivanginfinity: k, thanks alot12:49
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Kamiondholbach: which Ubuntu bugs does this fix?12:55
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Kamiondholbach: oh, OK, I see that the crash bugs fixed in 2.0.18-8 were not introduced in 2.0.18-7, as I initially thought01:02
\shKamion, when elmo is back online? :)  01:02
dholbachKamion: #13179 should be fixed by -7 and the bug reports the debian maintainer fixed with -8 and -9 sound a lot like the other reports in bugzilla01:02
Kamiondholbach: it's not on the CD, so I've synced it; make sure it works etc. once it builds01:03
Kamion\sh: Thursday01:03
dholbachKamion: i built it here and played a bit with it, but will give it more testing... thanks01:03
\shKamion, thx01:03
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Kamiondoko: I wish you hadn't included that clear-screen thing in your bash upload01:19
Kamiondid mdz talk with you about that? I notice he didn't approve it last night, but don't have any other information01:20
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KamionI'd like to have the volatile fix though01:20
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Lathiatis there any particular reason we no longer have animation in the clearlooks engine enabled?01:23
dokoKamion: is there anything wrong with the .bash_logout, or too late for breezy?01:24
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dokoKamion: no, mdz didn't mention bash01:24
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Kamiondoko: I dunno, it just seems a bit late and it's incomplete anyway as Ralph notes in the bug report01:24
Kamionoh, and ps isn't essential01:25
dokohmmpf, ok. I'll make an upload with this one backed out01:26
dokoKamion: where does he note, that's incomplete?01:26
KamionI don't buy Ralph's comment about su, but the rest seems valid: i.e. his comment that you can just shift-pgup01:26
dokoahh, ok, that thing01:26
Kamionclear doesn't wipe scrollback01:26
dokohmm, changing the console and changing the console back should work. any way to do that automatically?01:27
Kamionif somebody logged in as root and was looking at something sensitive, she can always clear the screen; whereas if it's done automatically it's more annoying if they *don't* want the screen cleared01:27
Kamionnot really01:27
Lathiatthat is oh so ugly01:28
Lathiatyou dont really know what your switchign to01:28
Kamioncertainly not that I'd take at this point :)01:28
Lathiatcould be an xsession or something01:28
Kamiondoko: yes, I think I'd prefer an upload without that, if you could; the rest looks fine01:28
Kamionwe can do it early in dapper and iron out any problems01:29
dokodb4.3 wasn't approved as well?01:30
Kamionit was, but it was also NEW, and I only did that part of the processing a few minutes back01:30
Kamionthe binaries will show up in the archive in about ten minutes01:31
dokofine, thanks01:33
Kamiondoko: approved now01:38
Kamionthanks01:38
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pittiis anybody familiar with fontconfig?01:54
ograpitti, only very rough01:54
pittiogra: if you have time, could you please look at #15108? it's not RC-critical, but we shuold fix it for release01:55
pittiogra: they have a patch which looks sane, and I will test it01:55
pittiogra: but I'd like to have another two eyes on it to be sure01:55
pittiogra: it basically asks for increasing the priority of mgopen (greek fonts) so that Greek is displayed properly01:56
ograyup01:56
ograi see it01:56
pittiogra: I'm just afraid that this could break Asian languages01:56
Kamionright, that's the d-i build for RC in01:57
Kamionafter next cron.daily that is01:57
ograpitti, did you compare with hoarys fonts.conf ? 01:59
pittiogra: no, I don't have the slightest clue about fonts; but I'll do02:00
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ograpitti, it lloks ok to me... but i havent ever used asian fonts 02:00
mvopitti: I have a greek install here, I'll have a look if the fonts looks as ugly as in the screenshot02:01
pittiogra: there are some differences to Hoary; in particular, some new Asian font family " "02:03
pittiogra: (which looks rather Klingon to me :-/ )02:03
ograhehe02:03
Lathiatqapla'!02:03
pittiQapla', AFAIK :-)02:04
Lathiatyeh your right02:04
Lathiatim used to typing it lowercase now as its the hostname for one of my machines ;p02:04
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Lathiatas is nuqneH02:04
pittiogra, mvo: Hmm, greek text in gedit looks fine... 02:06
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pittiright, but in OO.o it looks terrible02:07
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mvopitti: yeah, (almost) fresh greek install looks terrible too02:09
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pittimvo: I'll try the patch and also compare with Japanese and Chinese for any regressions02:10
pitti$ LANGUAGE= LANG=el_GR.UTF-8 gksudo synaptic   *shudder*02:11
pittiogra, mvo: ok, Chinese and Japanese still look exactly the same after the patch; he seems to be right, mgopen does not have Asian letters, so it is ignored for Asian chars02:13
ograpitti, so go ahead with it, i dont see anything wrong in the fonts.conf patch02:13
Kamionpitti: I just gave back lots of language-* builds that had been hung somewhere in the buildd network for five days; hopefully they'll actually arrive soon02:14
pittiKamion: ouch, I didn't notice that; thanks02:14
pittiKamion: they build quickly, a full round usually takes ~ 30 minutes02:14
pittiKamion: would you accept the patch in #15108 directly after RC?02:14
Kamionyes, we already have 7 of them in unchecked02:14
Kamionpitti: yes, if we're doing other post-RC changes02:16
pittiok, thanks02:16
Kamioninfinity: what happened to gnome-pilot_2.0.13-0ubuntu10_powerpc? it built fine, then disappeared02:18
Mirvhmm, I'd think some Gnome-person knows instantly how to fix this: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+sources/gnome-panel/+bug/2848 ? the bug (from start day of the week) is quite highly visible for any user of the locale, but probably quite easily fixed02:19
Mirvof course, it just has to be fixed in the correct place, wherever the actual mistake happened02:19
KamionMirv: please file bugs in the main distribution in Bugzilla, not Malone02:19
pittiMirv: looks like a bug in the locale definition, I check...02:20
MirvKamion: oh, I thought I had used differend bug reporting tool before. why there's Malone/ubuntu anyway?02:20
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Mirvpitti: ok, I will file the bug anyway, and see if I can cancel that malone bug. thanks if you can check if it's something obvious (and not breaking any other locale)02:21
KamionMirv: we'll be moving to it eventually, but have not done so yet. Universe uses it.02:21
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seb128Kamion, Mirv: that's a locales bug02:22
seb128Kamion: and we have quite some dups to bugzilla already for different locales02:22
Mirvseb128: okay, I just found 16216 in bugzilla that has "Seb asked me to hold off on first_weekday updates until we can get glibc and gtk02:23
Mirvto agree on things."02:23
seb128data are not coherent between locales, so whatever way you pick you will have some wrongs02:23
Kamionseb128: sure, just might as well assign the bug to somebody rather than nobody02:23
seb128Kamion: right02:23
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Mirvseb128: yes, I now found them as I went go bugzilla instead of malone. "good" that it's affecting many locales so it'll surely get fixed.02:23
KamionI don't think it's possible to mark a Malone bug as a duplicate of a Bugzilla bug usefully, although you can add the Bugzilla URL02:23
seb128rejecting with the bugzilla URL :)02:23
seb128Mirv: that will not be fixed for 5.10 though02:24
seb128locales are crap02:24
tepsipakkihow about the regressions regarding translations?02:24
seb128what regression ?02:24
zygahi02:24
tepsipakkiI compared hoary to breezy02:24
Mirvseb128: shouldn't there be some way to fix it in 5.10? it sucks to have most people have wrongly displayed calendar?02:24
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zygais there anyone around who knows cups enough to help me port old drivers?02:25
pittiseb128: humm, I can't find a field in a loale definition that describes the first day of week02:25
tepsipakkiseb128: for example the menu-items on the panel aren't translated anymore (fi_FI)02:25
seb128Mirv: no, that would require a libc upload and I'm not sure one is planned02:25
pittitepsipakki: did you install language-pack-gnome-fi?02:25
Kamionit's kind of annoying that we have no way to automatically install language-pack-gnome-* on upgrades02:25
KamionI hope that's in the release notes?02:26
tepsipakkipitti: yes02:26
seb128pitti: I've talked about that with jbailey, some Suse guy, the GTK maintainer and mailed Denis Barbier, there is simply no way02:26
pittiKamion: we have an upgrade notification for it02:26
tepsipakkif*ck02:26
Kamionpitti: ah, ok02:26
pittiKamion: even translated :-)02:26
tepsipakkiwait a sec..02:26
seb128pitti: locales are no coherent with the use of week_1stday / first_weekday02:26
Mirvseb128: argh, ok. I just thought that a bug this visible could use some temporary hack to have most countries displayed right. but do as you must.02:27
seb128pitti: current GTK code does (first_weekday + week_1stday -1) % 7  to get a week start02:27
seb128Mirv: no, it would need peopel caring about it but not 1 week before candidate ...02:27
pitti$ LC_TIME=fi_FI.UTF-8 locale -k LC_TIME | grep first_weekday02:28
pittifirst_weekday=202:28
pittiindeed02:28
seb128pitti: week_1stday?02:28
pittiweek-1stday=1997113002:28
tepsipakkipitti: no I didn't.. damn me02:28
seb128so it does (2+0-1)%702:29
pittiseb128: for de_DE it is week-1stday=1997120102:29
seb128should be monday02:29
pittiseb128: what is week_1stday?02:29
seb128de_DE has02:29
seb128week-1stday=19971201 == 102:29
tepsipakkiok, so no bad translation regressions, then ;)02:29
seb128first_weekday=102:29
seb128(1 + 1 -1) %7 == monday02:29
pittitepsipakki: didn't you get the upgrade note?02:30
seb128pitti: you clock applet should start on monday, right?02:30
tepsipakkipitti: what, when?02:30
pittiseb128: the calendar starts at Sunday02:30
pittiseb128: (I never paid attention to this)02:30
tepsipakkiah that one02:30
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pittiseb128: evo starts at Monday, just the small calendar with the clock is wrong02:31
pittiseb128: do you know the meaning of week_1stday?02:31
seb128pitti: the panel one? have you restarted it since gtk 2.8.6 ?02:31
pittiseb128: I booted this morning02:31
seb128pitti: not sure it was accepted yesterday evening02:32
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seb128pitti: gnome-session-remove gnome-panel && gnome-panel02:32
pittiseb128: ah, ok, then I'll try again02:32
pittiseb128: I need to dist-upgrade, but I can't with only a modem02:32
Kamionseb128: it was accepted yesterday evening; you can tell by the timestamps on the binaries02:33
seb128pitti: no, I don't get the diff between first_weekday and week_1stday02:33
MirvI also haven't tested anything else than the clock applet's calendar, but it gave (fi_FI) Tuesday instead of the correct one (Monday). should check as soon as I get from work.02:33
seb128Kamion: k02:33
RiddellKamion: can I upload a new kubuntu-default-settings?  usplash.png file has fixed palette order02:33
Kamionseb128: BTW, installer-po/statistics is currently showing French as the only language at 100%02:33
seb128rock02:33
Kamion(although I still need to check why some stuff is missing from that - could be that's not actually true, but not much I can do at this stage)02:34
seb128Kamion: I've just done a daily install, the stage 2 is still english02:34
Kamionseb128: that's apt not the installer02:34
seb128I've updated apt translations some days ago02:34
seb128weird02:34
seb128like 1 week ago02:34
seb128mvo: did you use my updated po file for the upload?02:34
Kamionoh, CRAP02:35
Kamionpitti: please add apt to pkgstriptranslations.blacklist02:35
Kamionsigh02:35
infinityKamion : gnome-pilot rescued.02:35
Riddellseb128: ldd says playbin doesn't use gconf02:35
Kamioninfinity: thanks02:35
KamionRiddell: yes02:35
seb128Riddell: this is french but02:36
seb128niveau elf02:36
seb128ups02:36
seb128<lool> seb128: en mme temps, il y a peut-tre des plugins qui utilisent gconf mais qui ne dpendent pas de gconf au niveau elf02:36
seb128<lool> seb128: en fait virer la dp gconf c'est vraiment risqu  mon avis02:36
seb128<lool> libgstplaybin est dedans02:36
seb128<lool> et playbin utilise gconf pour choper les audiosink et videosink02:36
pittiKamion: just the binary package "apt"? or some more?02:36
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seb128Riddell: basically no elf depends on it, but playbin code use it02:36
seb128Riddell: argue with mdz or Kamion if you want this move, I'm against it for 5.10, we are going to break stuff on the multimedia app likely with it02:37
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seb128Kamion: the translation issue is due to apt beeing po-stripped?02:38
pittiKamion: ready to upload if you confirm that only the binary package "apt" is affected (and not apt-utils, or whatever)02:39
pittiKamion: no, that should be fine, there's only the "apt" domain02:40
pittiKamion: uploaded02:40
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jdubso after all that to-and-fro about deskbar-applet, finally Mithrandir uploaded it?02:44
jdubas maintainer?02:44
jdubinteresting ;)02:44
Lathiatindeed, little buggy unfortunately02:44
Lathiatdo you know the keyboard shortcut to jump to it?02:44
winklethere is none02:44
Lathiatthat sucks02:44
jdubLathiat: just saw the services applet go in, c/o seb128 :)02:44
Lathiatjdub: was already in :) new version :)02:45
Lathiatjdub: wrong sebastien ;p02:45
winkleI can't seem to find where to add engines though, only some width setting in preferences..02:45
seb128jdub: ? dholback packaged/uploaded deskbar-applet02:45
dholbachjdub: ?02:45
Lathiathrm02:45
Lathiatlooks like dholbach uploaded it02:45
Lathiatbut tfheen just uploaded 1 too02:46
seb128winkle: it is beeing reworded upstream02:46
dholbachLathiat: where?02:46
jdubsee b-c :)02:46
Lathiatbut with a -1 version and maintainer @debian.org02:46
Lathiatbreezy-changes just now02:46
Kamionpitti: yes, belatedly02:46
Kamionseb128: yes02:46
dholbachthat tfheen... tststs :)02:46
seb128nice that you caught it ;)02:47
seb128thanks Kamion 02:47
jdubthat's a heenous crime!02:47
Lathiatdholbach: your versions width doesn't work02:47
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Lathiatdholbach: it tries to expand right as far as possible02:47
jdubHA HA HA02:47
jdub<- HUMOURIST02:47
Lathiatand it seems to be missing the border on the bottom02:47
Lathiatwhich looks disconcerting :)02:47
danielsjdub: have you been hitting the malibu?02:47
Kamionseb128: I think it's too late to get it fixed for RC (given pkgstriptranslations has to get built first, installed on the buildds, etc.), but we can queue it up if there are post-RC changes to me02:47
dholbachLathiat: hm? the width is fine for me02:47
Kamions/me$/make/02:47
dholbachLathiat: what about the border?02:48
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seb128Kamion: as far as it's fixed for gold it's fine for me02:48
jdubdaniels: vicious.02:48
Lathiathttp://bur.st/~lathiat/deskbar.png02:49
KamionMithrandir: (was that a by-hand sync?)02:49
Kamionhmm, no02:50
jdubLathiat: dude. your theme.02:50
dholbachLathiat: will report the width-thing to upstream, i can't reproduce the border thing though02:50
jdubdholbach: maybe muck with your font size a bit02:51
seb128Kamion, jdub: could we remove the gdm Depends on ubuntu-artwork and list it as a desktop package instead ?02:51
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jdubseb128: hrm, but our gdm conffile changes point to the theme02:51
dholbachLathiat: will do it later, now i'll be out for a bit02:51
jdubseb128: btw, what happened to -br in the config file?02:51
MithrandirKamion: yes, or rather initial upload02:51
MithrandirKamion: since rburton asked if it could make it into breezy02:52
seb128jdub: nothing?02:52
Kamionseb128: not pre-RC02:52
KamionMithrandir: ^--, dholbach had already done it :)02:52
MithrandirKamion: heh, 'k.02:52
jdubseb128: oh, hmm, now it's bakc.02:52
seb128jdub: when did you get the issue?02:52
dholbachi don't quite get why it got accepted, i mean it says "unstable" doesn't it?02:53
seb128dholbach: syncs from Debian do that02:53
Kamionbut it wasn't an auto-sync02:53
Lathiatjdub: what about my theme02:53
jdubseb128: i have it atm when starting new logins...02:53
seb128weird02:53
jdubhrm, back soon02:53
MithrandirI hacked the .changes file by hand02:53
KamionMithrandir hacked Distribution: in .changes02:53
dholbachseb128: it's neither in incoming nor in sid/stable/..02:53
Kamiondholbach: katie parses Distribution:, not the Changes: field02:54
seb128Mithrandir: you trashed dholbach package on purpose? you hate him or something? :p02:54
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infinityKamion : Permission to upload a new mysql-dfsg-4.1, disabling the generation of the problematic docs (they've been disabled in Debian in a more recent version, I'll cherry-pick the patch from sid)02:54
Lathiathrm, the border thing is in fact caused by my theme02:54
Lathiat(clearlooks does it)02:54
Lathiathuman doe snot02:54
dholbachseb128: i'm fine with Mithrandir taking the package... he can deal with lathiat and the first bugreports :)02:54
Mithrandirseb128: no, I asked about if anybody was packaging it in #-motu yesterday, but didn't get around to uploading till today.02:54
seb128Mithrandir: it was on revu yesterday02:54
Mithrandirdholbach: sorry for trampling over your work. :-/02:54
dholbachMithrandir: don't worry02:55
Kamioninfinity: how long does it take to build? libmysqlclient14 is in desktop02:55
dholbachMithrandir: we'll be the deskbar-applet team :)02:55
infinityKamion : Under one cron.daily cycle for everyone but ia64, I'd guess.02:55
Kamioninfinity: all right then02:56
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DizietRe the thread on ubuntu-devel `ubuntu can damage your hardware? (radeontool)', has anyone looked at making acpi-support not depend on radeontool ?03:02
Lathiatjdub: http://bur.st/~lathiat/aero.png <-- better theme. :)03:02
LathiatDiziet: yes it was backed out earlier03:03
LathiatDiziet: however i highly doubt that error is anymore than a scare-off03:03
Dizietlath: Oh, good.  I didn't see it in -changes.03:04
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KamionDiziet: acpi-support 0.4503:04
Lathiatacpi-support 0.4503:04
DizietOh, yes, there it is.03:04
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jdubLathiat: oof03:05
DizietThat'll teach me to try to use vgrep when I can have a computer do it.03:05
LathiatDiziet: heh03:05
fabbioneDiziet: did you read all the discuss between Seb128 and me about your fontconfig changes?03:05
Kamioninfinity: fyi, yours is now the last upload I'm waiting for ... not to hassle or anything. :)03:06
magnonLathiat: it's still loading, and I'm thinking more and more that it's not worksafe :p03:06
danielsthe radeontool warning is, indeed, a more sophisticated no-warranty03:06
Dizietfab: On -devel ?  If so yes.03:06
fabbioneyes03:06
danielsgiven the code does almost exactly the same as xorg, last I looked, I'd be shocked if it destroyed hardware03:06
magnonah, it was03:06
seb128Diziet: on this chan03:06
Lathiatmagnon: oh its worksafe03:07
DizietOh, no.  Let me look.03:07
Lathiatits just skimpy ;p03:07
danielsand, put it this way.  there are no confirmed reports of radeontool destroying hardware, and I'd be shocked if it ever did.  however, we know for sure that radeon_drv destroys hardware.03:07
magnon:P03:07
Lathiatbut the theme is more what i was talking about ;p03:07
danielsmake of that what you will.03:07
infinityKamion : Yeah, yeha... Bandwidth.  Buy me some.03:07
Lathiatdaniels: radeon_drv ?03:07
infinityKamion : Up.03:07
magnonLathiat: The background is definately a big part of the theme, no? :P03:07
infinityKamion : If you're really impatient, you can re-run cron.daily after you ACCEPT it, and I'll babysit the buildds into getting it to you ASAP.03:07
Lathiatmagnon: i guess ;p03:07
danielsLathiat: yes03:08
Lathiatdaniels: (whats that?)03:08
danielsLathiat: the radeon driver for xorg.03:08
Lathiatoh03:08
DizietOK, I think I've read it but I don't understand it :-).03:08
Lathiatit destorys hardware?03:08
danielsyeah03:08
Lathiat.... how?03:08
seb128Diziet: your change breaks my Fixed font03:08
seb128Diziet: which used to work for ages 03:08
seb128to summarize03:08
danielsif we knew, we'd probably fix it.  just makes LCDs in a certain variety of laptop decide that life isn't worth living.03:08
Lathiatdaniels: ouch, nice03:09
DizietThat's unfortunate but I don't understand how.03:09
Lathiatthat is rather impressive03:09
Kamioninfinity: approved, extra cron.daily on its way03:09
Dizietseb128: Did you diagnose it at all ?03:10
DizietI have to say I don't really understand all of this stuff so please don't think I'm an expert just because I last touched it ...03:10
Diziet(GUI programs are always so full of layers, just to make sure there's plenty of opportunity for things to go wrong.)03:11
seb128Diziet: we talked on this chan with fabbione about it for half and hour, but I don't know why it picks 12x13ja.pcf.gz rather than 10x20.pcf03:11
danielswell, also because people like their fonts to not look like complete shit and most people want to reuse a font handling layer rather than writing their own and getting it differently wrong03:12
danielsbut primarily to ensure things go wrong ;)03:12
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bddebianGood morning03:12
seb128Diziet: I don't really know fontconfig neither ... 03:12
infinityKamion : While we're talking cron.daily and buildds and such, do we need a new, unstripped apt upload to go with that new pkgstriptranslations?03:12
danielsfontconfig is relatively simple03:12
bddebianseb128: gnome-launch-box is not just a rebuild and the version from svn wants gnome-xxx-2.0 :-(03:12
Lathiati thought that got fixed03:13
Kamioninfinity: leaving that until post-RC, but if you could have the new pkgstriptranslations installed by then, that'd be great - then we can drop it through easily03:13
seb128daniels: so basically with dir=/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts, fc-match picks 12x13ja.pcf.gz03:13
danielsseems sensible03:13
infinityKamion : Well, the buildds update daily, but I was prepared to hit the chroots and manually update them, if you needed it RIGHT NOW.03:13
danielsi assume that 12x13ja.pcf.gz would be in there03:13
infinityKamion : If you're leaving it to post-RC, I'd rather go back to my evening soon. :)03:13
seb128daniels: with dir=/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts,/usr/share/X11/fonts it picks 12x13ja.pcf.gz03:14
seb128grumpf03:14
Kamioninfinity: hmm.03:14
seb128daniels: with dir=/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts,/usr/share/X11/fonts it picks 10x20.pcf03:14
Kamioninfinity: ok, let's. I'll hammer it through.03:14
seb128oh, crap03:14
danielsmakes sense to me03:14
KamionI'd really like to get second-stage translations03:14
seb128daniels: without /usr/share/X11/fonts it picks 10x20.pcf, with it, it picks 12x13ja.pcf.gz03:14
carlospitti, new language pack ready at mawson's URL I gave you03:14
danielsseb128: er?03:14
danielsseb128: okay, *that's* bong :)03:14
infinityKamion : Alright, it's uploaded, so I assume it'll be Installed when your manual cron.daily is done.03:15
infinityKamion : As soon as I see it installed, I'll touch all the chroots, and you should be free to throw an apt upload at me.03:15
DizietOn my testbed 10x20 and 12x13ja.pcf.gz are both in /usr/share/X11/fonts/misc from xfonts-base.03:15
seb128$ locate 12x13ja.pcf.gz03:15
seb128/usr/share/X11/fonts/misc/12x13ja.pcf.gz03:15
seb128$ locate 10x20.pcf03:15
seb128/home/seb128/.fonts/10x20.pcf03:15
seb128/usr/share/X11/fonts/misc/10x20.pcf.gz03:15
mvocarlos: any idea why I can't upload file for synaptic in rosetta? I have a ro.po update that I would like to add03:15
seb128Diziet: without the new path it picks my ~/.fonts one03:16
danielsseb128: heh, awesome03:16
DizietSo is the problem that it's not looking in your .fonts ?03:16
carlosmvo, because you are not member of the 'ro' team nor the owner of the potemplate03:16
DizietAnd did this work when everything was in /usr/X11R6/lib ?03:16
seb128Diziet: that, or it looks for it but prefer 12x13ja.pcf.gz03:16
carlosmvo, send me it by email and I will upload it for you03:16
Kamioninfinity: cron.daily's run; ready when you are03:16
seb128Diziet: yep03:16
danielsDiziet: no, because 10x20 is the canonical 'fixed', essentially03:16
danielsDiziet: and 12x13ja looks like arse03:17
mvocarlos: thanks, will do03:17
carlosmvo, if you think it's an usual procedure you should be able to do, file a bug asking for a long term solution, in the mean time the email or a bug requesting the upload is ok 03:17
DizietThe canonical `fixed' is 6x10, surely.03:17
Kamioninfinity: oh, drat, pkgstriptranslations missed that cron.daily03:17
infinityKamion : Gah, that upload must have happened after your daily run started.03:17
seb128Diziet: with 1ubuntu2 it picks the 10x20 since it doesn't know about 12x13ja.pcf.gz03:17
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seb128Diziet: with 1ubuntu3 it prefers 12x13ja.pcf.gz over 10x20.pcf03:18
infinityKamion : Just let me know when apt-ftparchive is done, I don't need to wait for wanna-build. :)03:18
Dizietseb: Yes, but what I don't understand is how this could ever have worked.03:18
seb128which is the issue03:18
danielsDiziet: i think we've used 10x20 client-side forever, since it scales better03:18
DizietI mean, before it was broken by the fonts moving but not the path in fontconfig.03:18
mvocarlos: not sure, I would like to be able to upload po's for my own packages, but I'm not sure how often I'm really going to need it03:18
seb128Diziet: right, so my bug is not due to your change but rather "fontconfig picks 12x13ja.pcf.gz before 10x20.pcf.gz"03:19
seb128and it should pick 10x20.pcf.gz03:19
seb128because the other one is plainly ugly03:19
danielsi could just stop shipping 12x13ja ;)03:19
Dizietfc-match --sort fixed |head   produces much output, with 10x20 halfway down.03:20
seb128daniels: but do you know why it match on it for Fixed?03:20
carlosmvo, let's try the mail approach and if I get tired to handle your request, we look for a better solution ;-)03:20
mvocarlos: fine with me, thanks03:20
danielsseb128: *shrug*03:20
seb128Diziet: do you sort how it sorts them?03:20
seb128do you know03:21
DizietNot really but fonts-conf(5) has lots of info.03:22
DizietI mean, I'm rereading that now :-).03:22
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Kamionoh, er, oops, not sure I can run cron.daily with 'sudo -u katie'03:23
DizietStrangely there's no way of telling it that certain fonts are just ugly.03:23
Kamion(which doesn't change $HOME ...)03:23
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Kamioninfinity: try now, if the possibly-broken Release.gpg files don't screw you up03:24
fabbionesudo su - katie -c ?03:24
Kamionyes I know how to avoid the problem03:25
Kamion*in future* :-P03:25
fabbione:)03:25
danielsKamion: -H03:26
pitticarlos: rock03:26
infinityKamion : Good to go.03:26
Kamiondaniels: same to you. I know how to avoid it, I just didn't that time round03:26
Kamioninfinity: chroots updated?03:26
danielsKamion: ah, okay.  was just offering something cleaner than su -03:27
Kamion(because most stuff in katie doesn't care so I forgot I needed to - it's just when it invokes gpg)03:27
carlospitti, did you find any problem with the previous tarball?03:27
pitticarlos: the last tarball I looked at was last Friday's03:27
pitticarlos: the only problems with it were outdated evo and control-center03:27
infinityKamion : Yup.03:28
carlospitti, ok03:28
mdkecarlos, do you know if anyone fixed update-manager for rosetta? if not, i might file the problem in bugzilla03:30
mvomdke: I uploaded a new version that should be importable now03:30
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mdkemvo, wicked!03:30
carlosmvo, thanks03:30
infinityKamion : apt rebuild uplod on the way, I assume?03:31
pitticarlos: btw, will the other translation tickle into the tarball eventually, too?03:34
pitticarlos: about 60% are still missing03:34
carlospitti, over time, not sure if all will be fixed on time for latest base package03:34
Kamioninfinity: yes, it's in the pool and apt-ftparchive's running03:34
carloswe need to review all by hand and we have more than 25003:35
carlospitti, I'm working on a better way to handle that post breezy so we don't have this problem next time03:35
carlospitti, in the mean time, every new language pack will get more translation domains03:35
infinityKamion : \o/03:35
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pitticarlos: what is the primary reason? why can't you import so many?03:35
infinityKamion : mysql is starting to upload. 2/4 arches.03:35
infinityKamion : Make that 3/4, (ie: all the release arches)03:36
bddebianDid I see someone say yesterday that elmo is unavailable for a while???03:36
Kamionbddebian: yes, until tomorrow03:37
carlospitti, they are imported, but I need to visit one by one and rename them to the right translation domain03:37
bddebianKamion: Oh, OK, I GUESS, I can wait that long. ;-)  Thanks.03:37
pitticarlos: odd, my script is able to import the vast majority of tarballs without any help03:37
pitticarlos: maybe we shuold sit together and improve the logic of Rosetta?03:37
pitticarlos: I have manual overrides for some 30 packages, the rest imports fully automatically03:38
carlospitti, no needed, as I said, we have a better way now, it's partial implemented03:38
Kamionbddebian: if it's just syncs, I can do them if you tell me within the next two hours or so03:38
carlospitti, we just took the wrong approach03:38
Kamion(after that, I'm on a train)03:38
bddebianKamion: It's about 5 or 6 packages03:39
bddebianKamion: You want a list here or an e-mail?03:40
Kamionbddebian: here03:40
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pittilamont: ping03:44
lamont__ack03:44
bddebianKamion: libchipcard2 1.9.14.99+1.9.15beta-1  from unstable03:44
infinityKamion : apt uploaded for all release arches, and the build logs show dpkg-deb -c listings that look very unstripped.03:45
pittilamont__: /home/lamont/public_html/translations/20051003/translations.txt claims that there is control-center_1:2.12.1-0ubuntu2.1_i386_translations.tar.gz, but there isn't03:45
Kamioninfinity: hooray, thanks03:45
bddebianKamion: libgwenhywfar 1.18.0-1 from unstable03:45
pittilamont__: is this a bug in your scripts, or a transient error from shuffling files around?03:45
lamont__interesting... /me checks03:46
bddebianKamion: libofx 1:0.8.0-3 from unstable03:46
Kamion[NOT Updating - Modified]  libgwenhywfar_1.14.0-2ubuntu1 (vs 1.18.0-1)03:46
Kamionbddebian: ok to overwrite Ubuntu changes?03:46
bddebianKamion: BTW, any of these with Ubuntu changes can be dropped03:46
Kamionok03:46
bddebianKamion: libosp-dev 1.5.1.0-4 from unstable03:46
bddebianKamion: libaqbanking 1.5.99+1.6.0beta-1 from unstable03:47
pittilamont__: the version number looks indeed very binNMUish...03:48
pittilamont__: no, source NMUish, but anyway, unusual03:48
Kamionbddebian: libofx is a soname bump, hope you're prepared to rebuild any dependents03:48
bddebianKamion: libktoblzcheck1-dev 1.7-1.  However, this one build-deps glade (>= 2.0) and needs to be glade-2 so I can do this if preferred03:49
bddebianKamion: Yes, it's mainly grisbi, kmymoney2, and gnucahs03:49
bddebianErr gnucash even03:49
Kamionbddebian: libosp-dev is a binary; you mean opensp?03:49
bddebianKamion: Yes, sorry03:49
bddebianI had these all laid out in a nice e-mail to elmo but that's at home so I am working from memory here.. :-(03:50
Kamionbddebian: opensp is in main, not allowed03:50
bddebianIt is?03:50
Kamionbddebian: likewise libktoblzcheck1-dev03:50
bddebianFux, how the hell did I miss that03:51
Kamionoh, no, sorry, ignore that last one03:51
Kamionopensp definitely is though03:51
bddebianWell then the rest are pointless I suppose then because I need all these to get to gnucash and kmymoney2. Shit.03:52
Kamionbddebian: I've done the others03:53
lamont__pitti: interesting, since those versions (.0, .1) don't exist03:54
Kamionbddebian: why do you need opensp? the Debian changelog looks trivial03:54
pitticarlos: do you still need the hoary translation tarballs I created some eons ago?03:54
bddebianKamion: build-dep for this chain :-(03:54
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Kamionbddebian: (to clarify, done libchipcard2, libgwenhywfar, libofx, libosp-dev, libaqbanking)03:54
carlospitti, don't think so03:54
carlospitti, btw, should I do tarballs for Hoary?03:54
carlosI suppose I should 03:55
Kamionbddebian: you should probably fix the libktoblzcheck build-dep if that's needed03:55
pitticarlos: would be nice03:55
bddebianKamion: Then you may as well do: gnucash 1.8.10-1803:55
pitticarlos: but the hit will be quite big since so many files changed03:55
Kamionbddebian: please find out why newer opensp is needed03:55
pittilamont__: just removing the bad entries from translations.txt is fine, but I wondered whether there was a deeper bug03:56
carlospitti, perhaps is time to generate a new base package?03:56
pitticarlos: hmm, we might in fact need that for hoary03:56
pitticarlos: further updates will be small, right?03:56
lamont__pitti: NFC how it got there03:56
carlospitti, yeah, just changes03:56
pittilamont__: ok, let's forget about it now; I'll complain if it happens again03:57
Kamionbddebian: gnucash even without opensp?03:57
carlospitti, another option is to generate a language pack with all updates since Hoary realease03:57
bddebianKamion: libofx03:57
lamont__and the script doesn't munge path names at all...03:57
bddebianlibosp-dev (>= 1.5.1.0-2.1)03:57
bddebian    OpenJade group's SP suite, developer support03:57
carloswe would get less translations than we have inside Rosetta03:57
bddebianKamion: Hmm03:57
pitticarlos: since this involves whitespace fixes, it doesn't buy much, or does it?03:57
carlosbut over time that would be fixed03:57
pitticarlos: but if we do it, we can as well do it properly03:57
Kamionbddebian: -2.1 is the C++ transition03:57
Kamionbddebian: if it matches, you could temporarily weaken that build-dep03:58
Kamion(to >= 2ubuntuwhatever)03:58
carlospitti, I could generate a full tarball export and get a diff like we did with breezy to know the changes...03:58
bddebianKamion: Understood, and please don't take this wrong, but with the only rdpends being libofx and libaqbanking, isthere a harm in updating opensp in main?03:58
pitticarlos: that would rock03:58
carlospitti, ok, I will prepare it now03:59
pitticarlos: if you have something to diff against03:59
carlospitti, we could get the tarball you used to generate current language packs, right?03:59
Kamionbddebian: gnucash has a .desktop icon path change in Ubuntu; does that need to be re-applied?03:59
jdubmako: ping03:59
Kamionbddebian: it cannot happen today; the archive is frozen for release candidate tomorrow03:59
bddebianKamion: No, it was fixed upstream03:59
pitticarlos: tricky, I don't have it any more, and it's nontrivial to generate03:59
bddebianKamion: That's OK but can it not happen at all?04:00
pitticarlos: however, I still have all source packages here04:00
Kamionbddebian: it can possibly happen between release candidate and release, but we'd rather not touch main if we don't have to04:00
pitticarlos: so we could take the source packages and generate it from there04:00
bddebianKamion: OK, I'll try to weaken the deps.  SOrry.  I don't know how I missed that it was in main. :-(04:00
carlospitti, ok04:00
Kamionbddebian: gnucash done04:00
bddebianIn fact I'm not quite sure why it is in main if everything else using appears to be in Universe :-)04:01
carlospitti, I will generate a language pack for hoary with .pot files included so we can do the same kind of diff04:01
Kamionbddebian: well, your premise is wrong ...04:01
Kamionship:libosp4                           | opensp                          | epiphany-extensions        | Neil Roeth <neil@debian.org>                                |          731628 |            228804:01
bddebianAhhh04:01
Kamionepiphany-extensions depends on it directly04:01
bddebianDid you get that with gmane or germinate or whatever it's called?04:02
Kamionas do openjade, openjade1.304:02
Kamionbddebian: yes, http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/breezy/04:02
bddebianKamion: OK.  Sorry04:03
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Kamionmy intention is certainly not to make you feel stupid; I'm just pointing things out04:03
bddebianKamion: No, it's not you.  I just thought I was being careful with this one.04:03
bddebianIt should let me close about 5 or 6 Malone bugs04:04
Kamionthe changes to the reverse build-depends should be pretty trivial, and you'll be able to get them out of the way more quickly than we can unlock bits of main04:04
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mdkedholbach, is it correct to assign istanbul bugs to you?04:05
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Robot101hmm, ubuntu-desktop intentionally doesn't depend on cron?04:17
Robot101on my laptop which just suspends and resumes, and boots only on battery power when I resume it and X is fucked, the cron.{daily,weekly,monthly} don't get run04:18
TreenaksRobot101: is anacron available/04:18
Robot101yes, anacron is installed04:18
Robot101is it worth kicking anacron when AC power is attached?04:19
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KamionRobot101: ubuntu-standard depends on cron04:21
Kamionand ubuntu-base depends on ubuntu-standard, for upgrades from hoary04:21
Robot101I debootstrapped this straight to breezy at some point, it seems to be a bit lacking04:22
Kamioninstall ubuntu-{minimal,standard,desktop} to fix it up04:23
bddebianKamion: Aye, will do, thx04:23
Robot101ubuntu-desktop doesn't depend on -standard?04:23
KamionRobot101: debootstrap only installs minimal BTW, not standard04:23
Kamionoh, I see the problem, our instructions go "debootstrap, then install ubuntu-desktop"04:24
Kamionthey should go "debootstrap, then install ubuntu-standard and ubuntu-desktop"04:24
Robot101yeah I have -desktop and -minimal, not -base or -standard04:24
KamionRobot101: no, we tried that out for a bit and it made some things quite awkward04:24
Kamionmight revisit in dapper04:25
Robot101fair enough04:25
Robot101this would explain why update-notifier wasn't ever notifying until I ran apt-get update04:25
Robot101:D04:25
Robot101it all makes a lot of sense04:25
KamionI've noted this in case there's another build of the installation manual pre-breezy04:25
Robot101I didn't actually read a manual, I just heard ubuntu-desktop was the magical thing to install :)04:26
Robot101this was at UKUUG when I wanted to smoke fresh dbus crack04:26
makojdub: yes04:26
Robot101(and I didn't have any handy way of booting my laptop with the installer)04:26
Robot101Kamion: cheers04:26
danielslove the dbus04:27
Robot101I don't love the way introspection is optional04:27
DizietWow, this swsusp is really scary-looking.04:27
Robot101especially with python bindings which can't send an empty array over the bus because it doesn't know its type signature04:28
bddebianHrdwrBob and SexMachine.  For some reason that just cracks me up.. :)04:29
dholbachmdke: yes04:37
mdkedholbach, cool thanks04:38
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Kamioncan somebody please fix python2.4-qt3 to be installable?04:57
Kamionhmm, waiting for sip-qt3 promotion to main04:57
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Kamionand qscintilla04:57
jdubwhoa04:58
jdubbrown is taking a beating on the fridge poll04:58
infinityI find the brown soothing.05:02
danielsi hated it in oxford, but in time, came to love the brown05:02
bddebianMr. Hankey would be sad05:02
ograguys VOTE for it !05:03
bddebianHeya ogra05:03
danielsmaybe we could go sign a petition for ATI and NVIDIA to open source their drivers while we're at it :P05:03
bddebianogra: You were right about gnome-launch-box btw, it needs an API update05:03
bddebiandaniels: Now THAT is a plan :)05:04
daniels...05:04
ograbddebian, i'd throw it out until its usable ... its just rubbish, even if you fix the ftbfs05:04
bddebianogra: They are unfixable afaict.  An update from svn wants gnome-vfs-2.005:05
ograah05:05
ograso either leave it unbuilt hanging around, or drop it completely... (seb128 will oppose it, i'm sure)05:06
bddebian:-)05:06
bddebianI tried to ping him this morning but he seemed deep in discussion05:06
ogramail him :)05:06
bddebianBah, then he'll just try to "recruit" me again. ;-P05:07
ograheh05:07
pittiinfinity: is language-pack-gnome-sa really given back and building?05:09
infinitypitti : Did it not make it?05:09
pittiinfinity: Kamion gave it back this morning IIRC05:09
infinitypitti : Kamion gave back a whole mess of langpacks..05:09
pittiinfinity: yes, there is a g-b build log, but there is no .deb05:09
Mirvpitti: eh, was something actually done for the firstdayofweek-problem? now that I got home, the clock applet's calendar shows the correct starting day (Monday) for my locale..?05:09
fabbioneinfinity: it's still uninstallable05:09
infinityRight, on it then.05:09
Mirvat some point yesterday, it was still wrong05:10
pittiMirv: no, we didn't do anything05:10
pittiMirv: but it is consistent, for me it starts at Sunday, althouhg it should be Monday05:10
Mirvpitti: it might have been between yesterday and today05:10
pittiMirv: so it seems that the calendar is one off05:10
seb128bddebian: who?05:10
Mirvpitti: yeah but for me it was starting at Tuesday, although it should have been Monday.. the other way around05:10
bddebianseb128: Who what? :-)05:11
pittiMirv: the Finnish locale is wrong, and the calendar starts one day early05:11
Mirvand now it's correct. okay, I won't state anything about this now, with luck it might stay this way for my locale :)05:11
seb128bddebian: <bddebian> I tried to ping him this morning but he seemed deep in discussion05:11
bddebianseb128: You05:11
seb128?05:11
seb128I've not read what you said05:11
seb128said it again05:11
Mirvpitti: this whole thing is really fuzzy05:11
pittiMirv: we won't fix it for Breezy, but please remind us for dappy05:11
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bddebianseb128: gnome-launch-box won't build because of API change in gnome-menus.  And newer svn version wants gnome-xxx-2.005:12
seb128Mirv, pitti: GTK 2.8.6 from yesterday changing the first day stuff05:12
pittiseb128: ah, IC05:12
seb128bddebian: what is xxx?05:12
ograseb128, vfs05:12
seb128and the package doesn't ship that?05:12
Kamionpitti: I only gave back the packages that were out of date; I only just realised that that obviously didn't include new langpacks05:12
seb128pitti: I said this morning to try with the new GTK :)05:13
infinitypitti : Fixed.05:13
Kamioninfinity: did you check for others in the same state?05:13
pittiinfinity: thanks05:13
infinityKamion : That's the only one listed as uninstallable by britney.05:14
pittiseb128: yes, sorry, still no (real) network here... :-(05:14
Kamioninfinity: yeah, that's because language-pack-gnome-sa-base happened to build though05:14
pittiKamion: yep, breezy_probs.html just lists that05:14
Kamionbreezy_probs.html is not a sufficient check05:14
seb128pitti: no need to be sorry, just pointing it changed with new GTK05:14
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Mirvseb128: ok, yes, I had the idea I already tried with gtk 2.8.6 yesterday, but probably didn't really restart until today.05:14
seb128Mirv: you need to restart an app to get changes05:14
infinity-lb05:15
Kamionlanguage-pack-gnome-lb |   20050930 |        breezy | source05:15
Kamionlanguage-pack-gnome-lb-base |   20050930 |        breezy | source05:15
Kamionlanguage-pack-gnome-sa |   20050930 |        breezy | source05:15
Kamionright05:15
seb128bddebian: /usr/lib/pkgconfig/gnome-vfs-2.0.pc ... you need this file? it's from libgnomevfs2-dev for ages05:15
pittiKamion: -sa and -lb were NEW after Friday's upload, probably the buildds choked on that05:16
Kamionpitti: buildds do not typically have any problem with new packages05:16
infinitypitti : No, rothera just choked in general.05:16
Kamionpitti: wouldn't you expect many more problems if that were the case? :)05:16
infinityKamion : Are you going to want the buildds idle for the next while in case you need to do emergency uploads?05:16
pittiKamion: well, right :)05:16
ograseb128, i really dont think gnome-lunchbox is worth the effort to put time into it before it didnt change even a bit...05:16
infinityKamion : If not, I might want to do a mass give-back of everything in building to make sure we don't have any other such issues hanging around.05:17
seb128ogra: me neither05:17
seb128ogra: but bddebian wants to fix it, up to him05:17
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ograhe just wants the bug count to get down :)05:17
Kamioninfinity: I don't have time for emergency uploads any more05:17
Kamioninfinity: go for it05:18
ograbddebian, grab something usable rather...05:18
infinityKamion : Alright, great.05:18
jdub<- *** THE POINT OF NO RETURN ***05:18
infinitypitti : lang-pack-lb{,base} fixed05:18
ograjdub, ? lands end ?05:18
danielsjdub: remember to drink plenty of water before you go to bed.  vitamins help too.05:21
bddebianSorry I was asleep05:21
bddebian:-)05:21
bddebianogra / seb128: I'll play with it if I get time.05:22
bddebianThere is a Malone bug to close after all ;-)05:22
ograbureocrat !05:22
bddebian:-)05:22
ogras/o/au/05:23
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Amaranthseb128: if i were to provide a patch for 15636 would it be too late to get it in?05:28
seb128Amaranth: depending on the patch 05:29
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Amaranthseb128: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/attachment.cgi?id=436505:36
seb128Amaranth: seems to be a woraround no?05:37
Amaranthseb128: What else are you supposed to do when the file doesn't exist?05:37
seb128I've no context05:38
seb128it seems that you ignore error if no using debug by opening this patch05:38
mvoseb128, dholbach: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/lpi-accel-stuff.diff <- should fix it05:38
seb128what is "debug"?05:38
seb128mvo: rock05:38
Amaranthbug 15636 is pyxdg failing on missing merge files, this just makes it so that unless you have the debug variable set to True it ignores the error and keeps going05:39
dholbachmvo: will try05:39
mvoseb128: cheers05:39
seb128Amaranth: ignoring error seems to not be a good idea usually :)05:39
Amaranthseb128: It's what everyone else does.05:40
AmaranthIf libgnome-menu doesn't die on a missing merge file then pyxdg can't either, otherwise it makes it look like pyxdg is broken.05:40
seb128the whole universe just ignore errors and let software break in a silent way, that's what you are saying?05:40
seb128or you just speak about the menu editors?05:41
AmaranthNo, I'm saying gnome-menus and the kmenu thing don't fail on missing merge files.05:41
seb128k05:41
AmaranthThey just ignore the error and keep parsing the menu.05:41
seb128will consider the patch after RC05:42
mvoKamion: are uploads ok currently (assuming they will just go into the queue and sit there until it's unfrozen)? or should we wait with them until after the preview? 05:42
mdkehno73, ping?05:42
Kamionmvo: wait05:43
mvoKamion: ok, will do. thanks05:44
KamionI'm off now, hopefully mdz will turn up soon to release/stage-manage ;)05:44
jbaileyjblack seems to have two blocker severity bugs in bugzilla.  One against X, and one because the torrents aren't working. =)05:44
danielsjbailey: bug# for X?05:45
jbaileydaniels: 906705:45
fabbioneKamion: have fun05:45
danielsoh jesus, that's a duplicate of something else05:45
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bddebianinfinity or lamont: If libofx ubuntu1 version comes through, can you please clear the dep-wait for libosp-dev?05:50
bddebianinfinity or lamont: Same for libaqbanking ubuntu1 and glade05:51
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j^did an update from a ubuntu/warty(from cd without updates) to breezy, x did not work after the upgrade, had to start in single usermode and run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg05:53
zygajordi, sto: ping05:53
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infinitybddebian : Are you sure it builds with the older versions?05:54
infinitybddebian : And runs?05:54
danielsj^: that's entirely possible; we only support warty->hoary->breezy05:56
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bddebianinfinity: Which one?05:58
bddebianinfinity: libofx yes05:59
bddebianinfinity: libaqbanking isn't an older version, just a different packagename05:59
lamont__bddebian: if waiting for something else to arrive is part of the equation, please poke me after it comes through... no long-term memory cells available.05:59
bddebianlamont__: Well I have already gotten the ACCEPTS back but they aren't showing up on people.u.c/~lamont yet :-)06:01
lamont__bddebian: ok...  but I tend to only look when asked, not 20-50 minutes later...06:03
bddebian??06:05
bddebianI'm not sure when it actually hits vs. when it shows up on your pages :)06:05
mdzKamion: morning06:07
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fabbionemdz: i think he took off already06:15
daniels16:44 < Kamion> I'm off now, hopefully mdz will turn up soon to release/stage-manage ;)06:16
infinitybddebian : I already fixed it anyway.06:16
bddebianinfinity: Fixed what?06:16
infinitybddebian : Your dep-wait issues.06:16
bddebianOhh, thx06:16
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infinitybddebian : ie: don't bother bugging lamont.06:16
bddebianBut it's fun ;-)06:17
mdzyeah, thought I might catch him since he was just leaving06:17
mdzKamion said he hasn't tested the current builds yet; have any of you?06:18
fabbionemdz: there are no builds yet afaik06:18
fabbionethe archive has been fixed with new d-i & co06:18
mdzKamion mailed me before he left and said that they are done06:18
fabbioneok06:19
fabbionethan we need to test them06:19
mdzI'm downloading now06:19
fabbioneme too06:19
jbaileyDo we just redo the rsync of the current daily?06:19
infinityjbailey : Should do, looks like they're fresh, as of 45 mins ago or so.06:19
infinityI, however, am about 2.5 hours past my bedtime.06:20
jbaileyTx06:20
jbaileyGood sleeps, Adam06:20
infinityI did my duty to make sure everything that went into the builds was as okay as possible.  I'll test tomorrow. :)06:20
mvoinfinity: good night06:20
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mdzjbailey: yes06:21
fabbioneinfinity: g'night06:21
bddebianinfinity: Gnight, thx06:21
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mdzdoko: as documented on the page, UbuntuMainInclusionQueue is only for source packages, not binary packages06:34
dokomdz: yes, I did read that, _after_ adding libdbXX, and then skipping lib64bz2 ...06:34
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mdzdoko: doesn't your PROMPT_COMMAND change disable setting the terminal title bar?06:37
dokomdz: no, it's set in the user's .bashrc by default06:39
hno73mdz: I see that the latest live builds are still over-sized. Are you using this Win-tarball: http://www.theopencd.org/winfoss/ubuntu/current/ ?06:39
mdzdoko: ok06:40
mdzhno73: no, it appears to be using http://maitri.ubuntu.com/theopencd/ubuntu/winfoss/latest/Hoary-WinFOSS.tgz and similar06:42
hno73mdz: ok, so changing that link should help06:42
hno73but only by about 6MB :(06:43
mdzhno73: we have things we can lose06:44
mdzit isn't a showstopper for RC, only for final06:44
hno73ok, cool06:44
hno73right06:44
Riddellhno73: are you going to make an updated kubuntu winfoss image today?06:45
Riddellor in time for the RC06:45
hno73Riddell: yeah, doing it now06:45
Riddellhno73: awooga06:46
fabbionemdz: i386 netinstall is go on 2 machines here06:46
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fabbionecrap.. CD bad burn06:50
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mdztaking forever to download here06:50
fabbionetaking forever to burn :(06:51
fabbionefor once that i am faster in downloading :)06:51
TMMhi all06:52
fabbionemdz: btw i have a kernel upload for after RC.. security fix + sparc only specific changes06:53
TMMbreezy has been working out pretty well :) good job people! :) thank you06:53
fabbionemdz: Kamion said to wait after RC.. and talk with you06:53
TMMmuch better than hoary :)06:53
fabbionemdz: the source is ready and tested FYI06:53
TMMstill no suspend though :( I'm going to pester the people at acpi-devel :) I'll try and get patches for breezy in time for the compaq stuff, not sure if I'll get it in time though, it's like 5 days before breezy releases, right?06:54
fabbioneTMM: breezy is super frozen06:54
TMMo well, dapper then06:54
fabbionewe are preparing a Release Candidate now06:54
TMM:)06:54
mdzfabbione: definitely wait until after RC06:55
TMMwell then, it'll probably be a wiki page then :)06:55
fabbionemdz: yes sure.. that was what we agreed with Kamion.. but i still had to talk with you on Kamion request06:55
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jbaileyDepends what part of nfs.07:02
bddebianlamont: Am I on crack?  Looking at libchipcard2-dev shows built but libaqbanking is showing a dep-wait for it??07:02
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jbaileyHmm, pegasos box doens't like the usb keyboard07:14
j^daniels ups it was hoary->breezy07:14
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fabbionemdz: i386 live cd is go07:16
fabbione(2 machines)07:17
TMMcan I do anything?07:19
mvomdz: i386-german cd-install is fine here07:19
segfaultcan anyone confirm that gnome-btdownload is included in the default install?07:19
crimsunsegfault: yes.07:20
crimsunsegfault: check for yourself: apt-cache rdepends gnome-btdownload07:20
mvosegfault: yep07:22
segfaulthumm, i see.07:22
segfaultso it should be translatable, i guess07:22
segfaulthowever i can't find it in Rosetta, can anyone manage it?07:22
zygasegfault: check #launchpad07:23
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zygadholbach: ping07:26
dholbachzyga: pong07:26
zygadholbach: gnome-btdownload is totally i18n ignorant, will you accept a patch that fixes this *today*?07:27
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dholbachzyga: that's not something, i can decide - mdz, when would be the proper timing for a get-i18n-for-gnome-btdownload patch?07:28
zygadholbach: okay I'm still learing my way around here - you are the maintainer of that package, that's all07:28
dholbachzyga: since when?07:28
zygahmm07:28
zygagpg: skipped "Daniel Holbach <dh@mailempfang.de>": secret key not available07:29
dholbachzyga: i was never maintainer of that package - i did a TINY change some days ago07:29
zygadholbach: that cought my eyes :)07:29
dholbachzyga: apt-cache show gnome-btdownload | grep Maintainer07:29
zygadholbach: I see now :)07:29
dholbachzyga: but if we can translate it soon, that's GOOD STUFF, so it's be nice, if we had that patch in bugzilla for example07:30
zygadholbach: anyway - that's about 1K lines, triviall to i18nize07:30
zygadholbach: okay - I'll patch - mdz decides07:30
dholbachzyga: super07:30
mvozyga: please CC me too07:31
zygadholbach, mvo: err 07:31
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zygait's fixed in 0.0.22 07:32
zygawe've got 0.0.1807:32
zygaif this doesn't make it into breezy I see no point in fixing it07:32
dholbachzyga: that will have to wait until dapper07:32
zygadholbach: k, nothing to do then07:32
dholbachzyga: sorry, for that :/07:32
zyga(unless someone says 'zyga: fix it, we'll put it into breezy'07:33
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zygadholbach: that's okay :)07:33
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sladenjbailey: unresume should probably check the modifcation dates on the filesystems before allowing a resume07:34
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jbaileysladen: I don't know how you'd reliably get that from all filesystems07:37
sladenjbailey: only really ext2/307:38
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crimsunsladen: hmm, how about before allowing a hibernate?07:39
crimsunfor instance, whenever a new kernel is installed and I hibernate, it's as good as useless07:39
crimsun(understandably useless, but it'd be nice to alert the user nonetheless)07:40
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mdzdholbach: maybe after RC07:40
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dholbachmdz: it seems that upstream introduces i18n in 0.22 (we have 0.18), i'd rather defer it for dapper07:41
mdzdholbach: fine07:41
bddebianlamont__: ping?07:42
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sladencrimsun: that's a /different/ issue.  But one that if you can find a solution to would be great (eg.  /how/ do you work out which kernels the use is likely to try and use to resume;  the only feasible method is probably to restuff the grub-menu so that the hibernate from the swap partition is only allowed with that particular kernel that is currently running)07:43
crimsunsladen: I see.07:43
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sladencrimsun: or just take the sledge-hammer approach and disable it if /vmlinuz doesn't point to $(uname -r)07:45
sladenand if the user really knows what they're doing, they can call 'pmi' themselves07:46
bddebianWhy didn't we update gnome-pkg-tools?07:50
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=== doko hates OOo2 help
hungerWho changed the network config script to wait for a timeout?!07:53
fabbionehunger: all the people that needs that in order to boot07:54
hungerThat is really annoying with laptops... Could someone maybe add a ethtool check for the link before waiting for dhcp?07:54
fabbionehunger: nope.. the link check is not reliable07:55
lucashunger: edit /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf, change timeout07:55
hungerI used to have one... but you guys keep overwriting it:-)07:55
fabbioneand it is annoying in the same way for people that can't boot07:55
fabbionehunger: you need wait.. they can't do anything07:55
fabbionebetween the two.. you wait :07:55
fabbioneP07:55
hungerlucas: Nah, I need the long timeout when my laptop is connected:-(07:55
lucas60 seconds?!07:55
fabbionelucas: it's a perfectly reasonable timeout07:56
lucashunger: do we know each other ? are you in my lab ? ;)07:56
hungerlucas: WLAN sucks in hotels!07:56
lucasah07:56
fabbioneanyway--07:56
hungerlucas: I doubt that... im not in a uni.07:56
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hungerfabbione: I do understand your argument ... but I still do not like it.07:57
hungerfabbione: I guess it is too late to send in a ethtool test patch (disabled by default, can be enabled in /etc/default/something)?07:58
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hungerfabbione: And I was allready happy that *everything* works just the way I want it in breezy;-)08:01
dokomdz: openoffice.org2-java-common is missing from the amd64 CD's due to a missing dependency. Adding that dependency will add about 7-8MB08:01
mdzdoko: I thought you mentioned and fixed that yesterday08:02
mdzdoko: what does it break?08:02
mdzand does it involve a full oo.o2 build?08:02
siretartis there any reason why xfonts-*-transcoded is missing in breezy? is this on purpose or a bug?08:02
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doko-base, -writer wizards and other wizards. no new build, just updating the amd64 control file08:02
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dokomdz: yes, but I got no reply from you or Colin what to do (i.e. still removing stuff from the CD's)08:04
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fab64liveyo08:05
fab64livemdz: amd64live is good to go08:05
fab64livedaniels, ping?=08:05
dokofab64live: could you just test, what happens starting OOo-writer and starting one of the wizards?08:06
fab64livedoko: sure08:06
jbaileyppc install appears to still not like pegasos even with the update bios.  Ah well, was worth a shot.08:07
jbailey(i386 install still running)08:07
fab64livedoko: write starts fine..08:08
fab64livetesting the wizard now08:08
fab64livedoko: what wizard should i run? or better.. from where?08:09
fab64liveoh never mind08:09
=== siretart gets an error about a missing JRE from OOo2 writer
siretartwhich is ridiculus. I have working java.. hrmpf..08:10
fab64livedoko: it seems to work fine08:10
dokofab64live, File/Wizuards/Letter08:10
fab64livehmm ok08:11
fab64livei did use the fax08:11
dokothat's ok.08:11
siretarthm. why does OOo2 hate me?08:12
fab64livedoko: they work fine afaict08:12
dokomdz: so we don't need -java-common on the live CD, but it would be better to have it on the install CD08:12
dokosiretart: which platform, new install?, live cd?08:13
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ogradoes he own ppc ? 08:14
siretartdoko: this is a amd64 desktop install08:14
siretartbreezy, just updated and freshly rebooted08:14
dokosiretart: please install openoffice.org2-java-common as well, then try again08:15
siretartjust a sec08:16
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bddebianlamont: ping again? (Sorry)08:17
siretartheureka08:18
dokoI'm back in about 2 hours ...08:18
siretartdoko: with openoffice.org2-java-common, the wizards work!08:18
siretartbye doko 08:18
mdzdoko: if it's only oo.o2-amd64, please get it uploaded immediately08:19
bddebianAnyone know how I can easily set PKG_CONFIG_PATH prior to ./autogen.sh?08:20
fabbionebddebian: PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/foo/bar ./autogen.sh08:22
bddebianfabbione: I tried that. Hmm08:23
fabbionebddebian: export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/foo/bar08:23
fabbione./autogen08:23
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:mdz] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with breezy) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | MOM/NDA producing bad diffs | Colony 5 released: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/breezy/colony-5/ | RC preparation: no uploads, TEST the current daily and report here!
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mdzfabbione: amd64/live OK here too08:30
fabbionemdz: cool08:30
jbaileyEh, i386 install (fr_CA) works, suspend works, hibernation does nothing and seems to have set default keybaord to french despite me choosing US in the installer.08:30
hungerAnyone besides me noticing /usr/bin/tput not found messages on shutdown?08:33
fabbionehunger: nope.. 08:33
jbaileyMm, it suspends if I do it by hand, just not from the gnome logoff menu.08:33
jbaileymdz: Any special way you want bugs files from these installs?08:36
mdzjbailey: no08:36
hungerfabbione: You should:-) /lib/lsb/init-functions calls TPUT in log_end_msg without checking whether that is available.08:36
mdzjbailey: were all of the translations there for fr_CA?  that's one of the things Kamion mentioned needed to be verified after the apt update08:36
fabbionehunger: i still don't see it08:37
jbaileymdz: I didn't notice any English go by.08:37
mdzjbailey: especially the progress messages in stage 208:37
jbaileymdz: I'll watch for that on my next install.08:37
hungerfabbione: I get 3 in a row just before the box reboots.08:37
fabbionehunger: is your /usr on a separate partition?08:38
hungerfabbione: Yeap.08:38
fabbionethat could be the reason08:38
fabbione /usr gets umounted08:38
fabbionetput isn't there anymore08:38
hungerfabbione: Sure. But the scripts should detect that and behave accordingly. all the other log_* functions do.08:39
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hungerfabbione: Mind if I write up a patch for that and mail it to you (or someone else)?08:40
fabbionehunger: i am pretty sure this was fixed a long time ago08:40
fabbionei wonder if the fix was lost somewhere08:40
fabbioneanyway it's nothing critical08:41
hungerfabbione: I agree. But it is easily fixed.08:41
fabbionehunger: yes.. after RC probably08:42
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fabbionemdz: did we also build DVD?08:44
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fabbione(for RC i mean)08:44
segfaultare the langpacks really removed from live cds?08:45
mdzfabbione: I didn't, but Kamion may have. check the timestamps.08:45
mdzsegfault: there are very few langpacks available on the live CD due to space constraints08:46
fabbionemdz: no.. no new DVD.. would it be possible to build it?08:46
fabbionei can test it on amd64/i38608:46
mdzfabbione: yep, but let's wait for doko's new oo.o2-amd6408:46
segfaultmdz: pt_BR is part of them?08:46
mdzdoko: ETA?08:46
fabbionemdz: doko I'm back in about 2 hours ...08:47
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fabbionethat was 30 minutes ago08:47
mdzok, then I guess RC goes out without that java fix08:47
fabbionehmm acutally i have only dvd-i386 locally..08:48
fabbionemdz: what was the system to speed up dvd rsync? cat live > dest && cat install >> dest and rsync?08:50
fabbioneor viceversa?08:50
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seb128mdz: is there any know bug about network not beeing set on boot (ie: I need to run dhclient to get a DHCP IP). That's not a new bug but a regression from hoary08:52
mdzseb128: there is one bug open, eys08:53
mdzyes08:53
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mdzseb128: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1701508:53
seb128mdz: somebody working on it?08:54
seb128thanks08:54
bddebianseb128: Would you mind looking at this:? http://pastebin.ubuntulinux.nl/280108:54
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dholbachbddebian: you may want to read config.log08:55
seb128bddebian: one of the dep mentionned is not installed08:56
dholbachbddebian: what are the build-depends you have?08:56
bddebiandholbach: I have.  It cant find gnome-desktop.pc08:56
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seb128bddebian: install libgnome-desktop-dev08:57
bddebiandholbach: I haven't gotten that far, I'm trying to run autogen from the svn source08:57
bddebianseb128: I have it08:57
seb128bddebian: "pkg-config --cflags gnome-desktop-2.0", does that work?08:58
bddebianGawd I am stnoed08:59
bddebianErr stoned even08:59
seb128?08:59
bddebianI didn't have libgnome-desktop-dev installed08:59
seb128ah09:01
dholbachamd64 gives me the option to "delete the whole drive /dev/ide/host0/bus1/target1/lun0/cd -"    -    and by starting the installation it hung a while over finding the disk... might be broken harddisk    -    will try different one next09:02
zygais there any # devoted to bazaar?09:06
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mvo-liveamd64-live works here, I'm asked for the screen resolution of my lcd, but this is known, isn't it?09:08
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bddebianDamnit, why is even the code from svn using Menutree *tree when it should be GMenutree *tree ??09:09
dholbachmvo-live: was the same for mine too09:09
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seb128'night mvo-live 09:10
dholbachmvo-live: hope you're well soon09:10
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mvo-livethank you guys09:10
seb128mvo-live, dholbach: yeah, that's known, amd64 a no xresprobe09:10
seb128s/a/has/09:10
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zygabazaar is not available for hoary... whaaat? :/09:16
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dholbachzyga: it was in hoary09:23
jbaileymdz: Did another i386 install, server mode this time.  The only english string I saw was in stage one when I dropped out of expert mode to look at the menu.  "Configure a multiseat system"09:24
mdzjbailey: s/out of/out to/ ?09:28
mdzjbailey: good news, thanks09:28
jbaileyRight. =)09:28
mdzamd64/live OK, amd64/install in stage2, powerpc/live OK, powerpc/install in stage109:29
fabbionemdz: install i386 from cd now09:30
lamont__zyga: pool/main/b/bazaar/bazaar_1.2-2_i386.deb is the hoary version09:31
lamont__Kamion: ping09:36
jbaileyamd64/live OK in fr_CA.  Funny, the gnome is 3/4 in French with little bits in English.  So it's like it got *most* of a language pack.  The modules step at startup was long enough for usplash to drop out, and (as expected) same keyboard problem with X.09:37
lamont__mdz: are you in a position to turn the crank on ia64 isos?09:41
mdzi386/live OK, amd64/install OK, powerpc/install in stage209:41
mdzlamont__: busy09:41
mdzafter RC09:41
lamont__ok09:42
mdzwtf, when did resolvconf enter desktop??09:42
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mdzor at least the i386 live CD09:42
fabbionei386/install stage2 now09:42
mdznever mind, user error09:42
mdztoo many boots going at once :-)09:43
fabbionemdz: sparc/netinstall stage1 is good to go :) (given new kernel)09:43
jbaileymdz: Yeah, you clearly have better burners that I do.  =)09:44
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bddebianDamn: menu_tree_directory_get_entries (dir);  This func doesn't even exist in the newer gnome-menus stuff.09:46
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jordiKamion, mdz: ping.09:49
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mdzjbailey: 17907 should be straightforward for you to fix and test; daniels won't be back for many hours09:49
TMMhi09:49
mdzjbailey: there's just a big case statement in xserver-xorg.config09:49
mdzjordi: speak, my friend09:49
jordimdz: hello dude. BOSTON AWAITS.09:49
TMMis pressing my touchscreen's on/off button supposed to try to hibernate my computer?09:49
TMMit's pretty damn annoying09:50
jordimdz: so, jbailey missed RC for a quite important glibc update (on the i18n/locales pov).09:50
bddebianOh yeah, the GNOME thing.  Tell them to fix gnome-launch-box ;-)09:50
jordiHow are my chances of seeing that update in the final cd?09:50
TMMI think it only does that since acpi-support 0.4309:50
mdzjordi: slim09:50
jordino no no no09:50
TMMI'd consider that a bug....09:50
jordiit's only locale data updates09:50
jordinooo09:50
jbaileymdz: Colin said this morning that he didn't mind a locale update09:50
mdzjbailey: thanks, but I'm not speaking on Colin's behalf09:51
TMMdo you think I should file a bug?09:51
mdzjbailey,jordi: mail me the debdiff if you want a concrete answer09:52
fabbionemdz: 17907 ?09:52
jordijbailey: go go :)09:52
jbaileyfabbione: 1709709:52
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mdzdholbach: please change your bugzilla email to an ubuntu.com one09:52
jordiwhat's in 17097?09:52
dholbachmdz: will do09:53
jbaileyjordi: Keyboard layout bug that I reported.09:53
mdzfabbione: er, yes, 1709709:53
jordiok09:53
fabbioneeheh09:53
fabbioneok09:53
Mirvjordi: please don't break anything with the locale data update that gtk 2.8.6 fixed09:53
fabbionemdz: <davem> stage1 complete09:53
fabbione^^^sparc :)09:54
jordiwhat did gtk fix in locale data? How can that happen?09:54
mdzjordi: and why is this update arriving so late?09:54
jordiglibc upload was held by gtk09:54
jordiI think, jbailey has more details09:54
Mirvjordi: well, I heard the start of the week problems were caused by glibc-gtk-miscommunication of sorts, and gtk update fixed gnome clock applet's calendar view at least for fi_FI.UTF-809:55
jbaileyMirv: Right.  bug in gtk-calendar.c09:55
jordiMirv: ok. Locale changes might do it better, in any case.09:55
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mdzjordi: given all the problems we've had recently with this, it's clear that it takes some time to test these changes09:56
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mdzjordi: that's why I'm disinclined to change it at the last minute09:56
jordiMirv: I'm guessing gtk-calendar assumed locale data had weekday/workday infromation, but most don't.09:56
TMMah, the bug is already entered somewhere09:56
jbaileyjordi, Mirv: No, it simply couldn't count.09:56
jordiMirv: and someone implemented a fallback. Dunno.09:56
jordijbailey: great09:56
TMMon another model, and since yesterday also :)09:57
jbaileyjordi: There's quirks as to whether ther week starts on a Sunday or a monday.09:57
jbaileyYou have to set the root as either 19971130 or 1997120109:57
jbaileyThat day becomes "1"09:57
jordimdz: I'm not in the distro team; I just try to get in Ubuntu what some Rosetta users have been asking for09:57
Mirvjordi: don't know, but if the start of the week values are now again changed for in glibc for those locales that got fixed by the gtk update, it might get again broken for some locales (and maybe fixed for some others?) but dunno, one just would have to have most locales tested09:57
jordii mean, I have little knowledge of how release stuff works in ubuntu09:57
jbaileyIt woudl occasionally use the 1201 date instead, in which case a first_weekday of 2 would be Tuesday.09:58
jbaileyBut it had a bug that when you set it back to 1, it would use 19971130 instead and be Sunday.09:58
mdzjordi: we release Ubuntu every 6 months, according to a predetermined schedule :-)09:58
mdzjordi: the current one is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyReleaseSchedule09:58
jordiread "how release stuff works in the last days before a release" :)09:58
jordiI know about the 6 months thingy :)09:58
mdzjordi: in the last days before release, we STOP MAKING CHANGES :-)09:58
seb128jordi: what is the question ?09:59
jordiseb128: locale updates. :)09:59
fabbionemdz: sparc/stage2 fails as expected since the buildd is lagging.. all stage1 + reboot is good to go09:59
mdzseb128: he doesn't understand why we might not want to upload a new glibc09:59
jordimdz: chicken!!!!09:59
seb128ah ah09:59
jbaileyjordi: mdz only sleeps 2 hours a night as it is. =)09:59
seb128jordi: you should come some weeks before10:00
jordiseb128: I couldn't.10:00
seb128so don't complain now :)10:00
seb128you suck :)10:00
jordiI mean, I don't remember when the request was done, but I dont' have upload rights to ubuntu10:00
jordiAnd AIUI, jeff's upload was blocked by other things, but that's beyond me10:01
jbaileyRight.  Uploading locales changes with gtk acting weird and us not being sure whose fault it was didn't make sense.10:01
jbaileyWhups, 4pm.  Chiropractor appointment10:02
bddebianSo who's the GNOME master? :-)10:02
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seb128jordi: hey, but that would required a calm discussion on what to do and what locales to fix, not an hurry update the day before candidate10:02
seb128bddebian: jordi 10:02
bddebianjordi knows GNOME? :-)10:02
bddebianjordi: You know much/anything about gnome-menus?10:04
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jordibddebian: it's a 10:07
jordiGTK BUG10:07
jordiseb128 has the details10:07
jordi(I'm having dinner)10:07
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bddebianjordi: No I am looking at gnome-launch-box10:10
bddebianjordi: But enjoy your dinner10:10
seb128mdz: i386/install went fine, 100% french translated, apt bug from this morning fixed10:10
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fabbionemdz: i386/install (CD) is go here...10:13
fabbionemdz: i need to get some sleep. if you can build the DVD, i will test them tomorrow morning10:13
fabbionemdz: (in 6/7 hours from now)10:13
fabbionemdz: also http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/changelog <-10:15
fabbionemdz: let me know if and when i can upload that10:15
fabbione(just drop me a /msg)10:15
mdzi386/install and powerpc/install successful10:16
mdz6/6 here10:16
mdzseb128: great, thanks10:16
seb128np10:16
mdzso the only known issue is doko's oo.o2 bug10:17
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seb128mdz: I've some GNOME known issues to fix after candidate10:18
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mdzseb128: are they in bugzilla?10:18
seb128mdz: yeah10:18
dokomdz: currently fixing10:19
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fabbionegood night guys10:20
mdzdoko: I don't think we'll roll a new RC for it, but get it uploaded so that we have it for the next daily10:20
mdzfabbione: night10:20
seb128mdz: 1 sj crasher, 2 librsvg bugs and a small fix for gnome-panel categories code10:20
dokomdz: agreed10:21
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mdzseb128: 15742 has milestone 5.10; is that realistic?10:23
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seb128mdz: these was quite my personnal list to not forget bug which is easy to do with the ~700 bugs10:24
mdzseb128: is 17066 the sj bug?10:24
seb128mdz: this one should be dropped right10:24
seb128a sec, I'll point the bug10:24
seb128right10:24
seb128#16692 and #16930 are the librsvg bugs10:25
dholbachamd64 install was nice (even the windows partition resizing worked fine)10:26
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seb128one is a parsing issue with locale with "," as DP, upstream have fixed is with a setlocale call10:26
seb128the other is a crasher on some icon with gradients10:26
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bddebianGrrr I'm getting no bugs fixed today damnit10:28
seb128jbailey: you are working on the "about ubuntu" entry not working atm?10:28
jbaileyseb128: Yes.10:29
seb128k10:29
mdzjbailey: you seem to have a lot of bugs with milestone 5.10 which haven't been touched in a while; please make a pass over them10:29
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jbaileymdz: i386 live cd (english) okay10:30
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jbaileyOoo, pretty.  I hadn't seen the kubuntu splash before.10:35
mdzjbailey: 14456?10:38
jbaileyThere was a late kernel update where the feature was added.  It's one define.  It can either go in or not.  I don't know enough to say one way or the other.10:39
jbaileyWhen I originally told the submitter no, it wasn't in the kernel yet.10:39
jbaileyamd64-kubuntu-live ok10:39
whiprushwasabi_: ping10:40
jordiseb128: how much time do we have for translation updates from now to the release?10:42
jordifuck10:42
jbaileyjordi: Zero..10:42
jordis/seb128/*/10:42
jordiwhat do you mean? Translations are closed?10:42
jbaileyMmm, I guess LangpackTranslationDeadline is tomorrow by the schedule.10:43
Nafallomdz: we have moin and python2.4-moinmoin in main. moin shouldn't be there, right? :-)10:43
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bddebianjordi: Back from dinner? :-)10:47
jordiyes10:48
bddebianjordi: You know anything about menu-tree.h vs. gmenu-tree.h?10:49
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\shbddebian: u have to rewrite the app to let it use gmenu-tree.h10:50
bddebian\sh: I know but it currently is using functions not in gmenu-tree.h10:50
bddebiangmenu_tree_directory_get_entries (dir);10:50
jordibddebian: not at all10:50
bddebianjordi: OK, thx10:50
zygacool10:51
jordizyga: I'll have a look at this in a minute10:51
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jordiwhen I get back to X10:51
zygajordi: okay :)10:51
bddebianIs there a gnome -dev channel anywhere here?10:51
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jordizyga: we really need bug reports on those with test files10:51
dholbachbddebian: might be  gmenu_tree_directory_get_contents() today *shrug*10:51
jordibddebian: #gnome-hackers @ GIMPNet10:51
bddebianjordi: Ah, thx10:52
zygajordi: I'm not sure if it _will_ bork rosetta, I'm sure it might though :)10:52
bddebiandholbach: I thought so too but I have a menu_tree_directory_get_subdirs (dir); too which I can't quite parse :-)10:52
dholbachouch10:53
jordizyga: heh10:53
mdzNafallo: it's superseded by python-moinmoin, I think10:53
mdzthough that is a silly name since it is more than just a python module10:54
wasabi_whiprush, pong10:54
wasabi_jbailey, questions about initrd design. I need vfat in the initrd... wondering what hte appropiate long term strat for that is.10:55
jbaileywasabi_: Err.10:55
wasabi_To put it all in one initrd hooks package for loopback stuff, or make seperate packages for each piece.10:55
Nafalloyea, looks like it. we might want moin for compability? they've changed alot in moin1.3 is seems.10:55
bddebianKamion: Around yet? :-)10:55
jbaileywasabi_: You can add it to /etc/mkinitramfs/modules10:55
jbaileywasabi_: Then klibc's fstype needs to be taught how to detect a vfat filesystem.10:55
wasabi_Oh yes, but I'm thinking about long term... packaging, etc.10:56
jbaileywasabi_: Is this really a common enough use case to generally have it in there?10:56
wasabi_No.10:56
whiprushwasabi_: I understand you did some of the free java stuff for breezy. Can you explain to me the general state of java for breezy in a few sentences? (for the fridge)10:56
wasabi_But the idea of building generic flash bootable devices is. I'm wondeirng if I should package it in something like flash-initrd-tools10:56
wasabi_which pulls in vfat and loop and stuff10:57
jbaileyAh, I see.  Yeah, that would work.10:57
wasabi_whiprush, gij is our prefered VM. Available and works at the moment.10:57
wasabi_Not too good with Swing, but that's okay.10:57
jbaileywasabi_: It runs jedit, IIRC10:57
wasabi_Eclipse is in Universe, doko recently synched to Debian's packages.10:57
wasabi_Eclipse is missing it's help system because we are waiting for tomcat5.10:58
wasabi_We're pretty much inline with Debian.10:58
jbaileywasabi_: I've done the start of a HACKING file for initramfs-tools10:58
wasabi_All the important stuff I got done there.10:58
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whiprushwasabi_: k, thanks.10:58
dokojbailey: only with retroweaver10:59
jbaileydoko: What's that?10:59
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dokoruns 1.5 features on a 1.4 runtime11:00
wasabi_jbailey, modprobing "loop" in the initrd doesn't create /dev/loop*11:00
wasabi_is that normal?11:00
jbaileywasabi_: yes.  There's no udevd running at that point.11:01
jbaileywasabi_: It really wants to get run before udevstart runs.11:01
wasabi_Ahh so I need to mkae the devs by hand11:01
jbaileywasabi_: Scott was chatting with Kay Sievers from the linux hotplug list and they've got some clever magic tht will let us safely run udevd in the initramfs.11:01
jbaileyBut I think that requires 2.6.15 =)11:02
wasabi_Interesting.11:02
jbaileydoko: Ah, cool. =)11:02
ogra_mdz, ping11:02
mdzogra_: yes?11:03
wasabi_wow i have to learn mknod11:03
ogra_mdz, why did you remove the milestone from 7150 ? 11:03
wasabi_never had to do that before11:03
jbaileywasabi_: Nah.  Just use the force_load hook script.11:03
jbaileywasabi_: It'll cause it to get loaded in the iniital pass unconditionally.11:03
ogra_mdz, i was planning another small hack session on xscreensaver to fix the majors... 7150  was on my list11:03
wasabi_Sure but it won't create the nodes?11:03
jbaileywasabi_: Eh, why not?11:04
wasabi_eh?11:04
ogra_mdz, next week...11:04
wasabi_no udev?11:04
ogra_mdz, or rather this weekend11:04
hno73Riddell: I'm uploading now, here: http://www.theopencd.org/winfoss/kubuntu/20051005/11:04
jbaileywasabi_: udevstart is run after hte modules are loaded, but before lvm, md, evms and friends are run.11:04
mdzogra_: it's too late for intrusive changes11:04
hno73It will take about an hour to complete though11:04
wasabi_ahhh.11:05
wasabi_I see11:05
jbaileywasabi_: So you can hook it either onto the general module loading, or mknod it.11:05
mdzogra_: that bug isn't a showstopper for 5.10 and fixing it has the potential to create new bugs11:05
ogra_mdz, hmm, what about just adding a check for a env var (a one liner)11:05
wasabi_So the hook will force the modules to be loaded before udevstart populates dev11:05
jbaileywasabi_: But since the only reason someone would load this package is if they wanted it, I think it's okay to use the general module loading case.11:05
wasabi_vs doing it in my script which won't get nodes made11:05
poningruI was wondering whatever happend to the goal of windows migration?11:05
poningruin breazy11:05
ogra_mdz, so you could set XSS_NOLOCK in casper11:05
wasabi_also, does mount in initrd not autodetect type?11:05
wasabi_Doesn't seem to11:05
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poningruerr how come its not under defered or anything11:05
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mdzogra_: would have been fine a week or two ago, but not now11:06
ogra_ok11:06
mdzogra_: this is RC11:06
mdzfinal = RC + showstopper bugfixes and ultra-safe trivial fixes11:06
ogra_mdz, ok11:06
wasabi_jbailey, also, my situation is thus: mount /dev/hda1 inside initrd, loopback mount root, change to it, and then mount /dev/hda1 again on /boot11:07
wasabi_How do you propose that?11:07
wasabi_a bind mount sure, but how do I rig it up?11:07
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jbaileywasabi_: Eh, didn't we get a sript written for you already to handle this?11:08
wasabi_Well, not the whole remounting part.11:08
jbaileyISTR you saying it was all working. =)11:08
jbaileyAh.11:09
ssamhi, where do i find todays breezy live daily? thanks11:09
seb128mdz: amd64/livecd alright11:09
mdzseb128: thanks11:09
seb128mdz: I've tried to track the gdm slowness today too11:09
jdongseb128: so how was looking at lpi?11:10
Mithrandirssam: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ ?11:10
seb128mdz: mandriva builds their cairo with a workaround for xrender issues which create slowness11:10
seb128mdz: but that has no change on Ubuntu11:11
seb128mdz: I've built cairo/pango/glib/gtk/gdm current on hoary then, and that's fast as the hoary version, so I blame xorg/xrender11:11
mdzseb128: hmm, that's interesting11:11
seb128jdong: was busy with other stuff11:11
mdzseb128: please update bugzilla with that info11:11
seb128mdz: sure, I'll try to update xorg now on the hoary updated box11:12
seb128and then put that to bugzilla11:12
mdzRiddell: how do the kubuntu builds look?11:12
seb128mdz: for the I/O slowness, no such issue neither on my desktop or laptop ... 11:12
ajmitchmorning11:15
jdongajmitch:  afternoon :)11:16
ajmitchhey jordi 11:16
ajmitchsigh11:16
ajmitchs/jordi/jdong/11:16
wasabi_gnome-vol-manager should totally mount things without any write cache11:16
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jdongajmitch: this is your second time with me, isn't it? ;)11:16
ajmitchjdong: probably 11:17
mdzseb128: me either, but clearly many people are experiencing the problem11:17
ajmitchthat's what I get for reading scrollback11:17
Mithrandirseb128: one of the problems is that nobody here on IRC or similar is able to reproduce it, so it's bloody hard to debug.11:18
seb128right :/11:19
seb128bddebian: you had GNOME question? you can ask them on #ubuntu-desktop11:20
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mptponingru: it was never approved, and no developers were assigned to it11:21
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bddebianseb128: Well I got it to almost build11:21
mptponingru: Maybe we'll have better luck at the next conference in a few weeks11:22
Einshi guys i got a problem with some last breezy updates hdc hdd devices doesn't works11:22
poningrumpt: I see no Bofs for it11:22
poningrumpt: I would love to work on this but my skills are limited to python11:22
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BenMmdz, on http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6108, what can i do to help you guys debug11:23
BenMthere's nothing funky in my logs11:23
Einsanybody knows why this devies are not working  (on breezy live cd works fine)11:25
mptponingru: MigratingToUbuntu11:25
poningruoh rofl11:25
poningruthanks mpt 11:25
poningrumpt: I was wondering why that isnt high priority?11:27
bddebianfrikin' A gnome-launch-box builds11:27
poningruwait are you Mathew Thomas?11:27
mptponingru: that's me11:27
mptmodulo an extra "t"11:27
poningruhehe11:27
poningrumpt: wait you used to volunteer at mofo right?11:28
poningruI think I have heard stories about you11:28
mptIt was before the days of mofo11:28
poningrufrom asa and the gang11:28
mptBad stories, no doubt11:28
poningruright ofcourse11:28
poningruhehe some bad some good11:28
poningruyou know jx right?11:28
poningrujesus x?11:28
mptjx? not by those initials11:28
mptoh, jesus_x11:28
mptyeah11:28
poningruhehe cool11:29
poningruyeah good stories from him11:29
mptI used to piss people off, because the distances between Mozilla and elegance, and between myself and tactfulness, were both rather large11:29
poningruhehe true11:29
poningruyou should come hang out in #bs11:29
poningrudont know if you were there at the creation of that11:30
mptthe former being the cause of Firefox and Thunderbird, and the latter being the cause of my not being involved in Firefox or Thunderbird :-)11:30
poningruyeah true11:30
poningruirc.mozilla.org #bs11:30
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wasabi_jbailey, anyway I can make the initrd step thru messages? or log?11:32
wasabi_It's erroring like, 2 screens up11:32
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jbaileywasabi_: Add "exec >/dev/foo 2>&1" after it mounts /dev11:34
jbaileywasabi_: That way if it manages to boot, you'll still have it n your /dev11:34
jbaileywasabi_: That doesn't entirely work, but it'll be something close to that.11:35
jbaileywasabi_: IF you manage to find the answer before I do, lemme know.  I've been tryiing to add a debug log mode that doesn't require adding a whole bunch of extra logging to each function. =)11:36
johAnyone know what happened to the nvidia kernel module in linux-restricted-modules on breezy?11:36
Mithrandirjoh: still there?11:36
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johMithrandir: no, it's not...11:37
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Mithrandirjoh: on my system, it is. :-)11:37
johMithrandir: it is!? which version of linux-restricted-modules?11:37
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graymanerm its there11:38
Mithrandirii  linux-restricted-modules-2.6.12-9-amd64-k8-smp  2.6.12.4-8     Non-free Linux 2.6.12 modules on AMD K8 SMP11:38
Mithrandirat least11:38
wasabi_jbailey, we should totally define a binaryish interface for initrd pieces... so we can use C. ;)11:39
Mithrandirwasabi_: "klibc"?11:39
johMithrandir: hmmm11:39
wasabi_I mean for the interaction of the hooks and scripts.11:39
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wasabi_I get the feeling somehow this isn't runnin gin the right place11:42
wasabi_local-top is where stuff that creates the root device should be, right? that's where all the rest is.11:42
johMithrandir: ah, figured it out. installing nvidia-glx didn't install the kernel module for my kernel... even though it depends on linux-restricted-modules-2.6.12-9-k711:43
jbaileywasabi_: Right.11:43
wasabi_where does init kick off local-top?11:43
Mithrandirjoh: you may need to reboot to have the modules built again.11:43
jbaileywasabi_: That's after udevstart has run, though.11:43
wasabi_run_scripts /scripts/init-premount ?11:43
wasabi_that's all I see before mountroot11:44
jbaileymountroot calls scripts/local's mountroot function.11:44
johMithrandir: the modules are built at boot? (it worked after installing linux-restricted-modules-2.6.12-9-k7)11:44
wasabi_Ahh I see11:44
wasabi_Just found it11:44
jbaileywasabi_: It's how I do polymorphism in shell. =)11:44
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jbaileywasabi_: I don't need no stinkin' pointers.11:44
wasabi_haha yeah11:44
jbailey(I used to be a pascal programmer, can you tell?)11:45
Mithrandirjoh: they should be, yes, but if it works now, then it works, so.11:45
johMithrandir: ok :)11:45
wasabi_gar stupid thing11:50
wasabi_hmm, /proc/cmdline doesn't exist11:51
wasabi_weird11:51
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lj-ia64-liveIT'S ALIVE!!!12:01

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