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JaneWHiddenWolf: possibly :)12:02
JaneWHiddenWolf: and I just got started.... *efg*12:02
JaneWHiddenWolf: yes, if you are adding useful info and insights ;)12:03
HiddenWolfJaneW, no, i'll troll, what do you think? :P12:03
Nafallolol12:04
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JaneWHiddenWolf: nothing surprises me anymore *hide*12:05
zyga_amd64mvo, checking12:05
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zyga_amd64mvo, yes12:05
zyga_amd64mvo, it still crashes12:06
zyga_amd64reboot, new kernel - brb12:06
mdzseb128: librsvg OK for upload12:06
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seb128mdz: thanks12:09
dandmdz: thanks for looking at bug 8468 . would it be too late to include a patch for that in xkeyboard-config? (I know I should have pushed for this eariler)12:09
mvozyga: hm, strange, works here (on my amd64)12:09
mdzseb128: what is your feeling on updating evolution-exchange to 2.4.1 as proposed in 16967?12:09
mdzdand: if you could attach a complete patch for breezy to the bug, we can consider it12:10
Nafallomvo, zyga: wfm12:10
dandmdz: great! I'm working on it12:10
HWolfJaneW, get half of that implemented in dapper, and MS goes bankrupt. \o/12:10
mdzseb128: I'm not sure how broken it is currently12:10
robertjHWolf: half of what ;)12:11
robertj(for the latecomer)12:11
seb128mdz: that's a part of GNOME 2.12.1, didn't get uploaded because I thought jbailey was going to do it. Anyway it seems to be quite broken for every connector users atm and has no impact on the non-exchange users ... since it has been following GNOME freeze, patch review, etc, I would be fine with an update12:12
jbaileymdz: It seems to get frequent complains.  I tracked down the patch that should fix it, and it appears to be in evo-exchange 2.4.1.  The 2.4.1 update also includes fixes for two memory leaks.12:12
mdzjbailey,seb128: if you guys feel that it poses no significant risk to plain exchange users, go ahead, but do it soon12:12
HWolfrobertj, JaneW is spamming the wiki with suggestions for DapperGoals / things to talk about on the next conference. 12:12
seb128mdz: I'll do it right now, thanks12:13
mdzjbailey: is 2.4.1 a conservative bugfix-only release?12:13
mdzer, s/plain exchange/plain evolution/12:13
JaneWHWolf: if you want spam subscribe to those pages :P12:13
seb128mdz: doesn't impact on non-exchange users yeah12:13
robertjohh12:13
jbaileymdz: All of the patches but two have bugzilla entries that they fix.  Of the two, one is a memleak fix, the other is the fix that we need.12:14
robertjHWolf: hehe, go for it girl12:14
seb128mdz: and the package is borked for month :/ Evolution was built without the corresponding lib, but since we ignored bug for some months ...12:14
HWolfrobertj, call me a girl again and I'll show you. :P12:14
robertj(I meant Jane ;)12:14
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robertjDapperGoals deems not exist yet per-say12:15
jbaileymdz: The original set of bugs are the ones we talked about for me getting the exchange server.12:15
mdzdholbach: please send me a debdiff for gparted if you still want it in12:16
HWolfrobertj, go figure, we're still waiting on breezy. 12:16
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the--dudis there no anon cvs for breezy?12:17
robertjHWolf: I'm excited. This is the first time I will have made it all the way to a release without running unstable of some sort12:17
the--dudthought I'd do some bug hacking as I have some spare time...12:17
jbaileythe--dud: What are you looking for?12:17
robertjJaneW: where are you spamming at?12:17
the--dudjust a current development source tree generally12:17
jbaileythe--dud: It's not one big source tree.  With 1000-odd packages in made, that would be excessive.12:18
the--dudso that any bug hacking I'd be doing isnt done by someone else while I actually work with it12:18
HWolfrobertj, take a look at wiki.u.c/RecentChanges12:18
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the--dudjbailey, was thinking the main here ;)12:18
robertjahh, should have thought of that12:18
jbaileythe--dud: main is 1000-odd package.  Universe is an order of magnitude larger than that.12:18
the--dudsorry, should have stated it more clearly. sources for breezy install cd12:19
the--dudonly current development if such a thing is available12:19
ograuniverse > 16000 packages12:19
jbaileythe--dud: Mostly we pick bugs in bugzilla, assign them to ourselves and chase them.  If you're looking for things that will be accepted for Breezy, mdz posted a list to ubuntu-devel recently.12:19
jbaileythe--dud: Other patches are not likely to be accepted now.12:19
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the--dudyeah, the mail post with subject "Release status: 5.10RC complete, approaching 5.10 final"12:20
the--dudwhich gives a link to the bugzilla page right12:20
jbaileyThat would be the one. =)12:20
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zyga_amd64re12:20
zyga_amd64okay :-)12:20
zyga_amd64fglrx fails to load12:20
the--dudthats what got me coming here in the first place today hehe12:20
zyga_amd64mvo, I'm running latest and greates - going to check the problem again12:21
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mvozyga_amd64: make sure you run ubuntu10 of gnome-system-tools12:22
zyga_amd64I am12:22
zyga_amd64mvo, was the problem related to sudo?12:22
=== zyga_amd64 successfuly created another user
zyga_amd64mvo, okay it doesn't crash but there is a bug for sure12:24
zyga_amd64I added a user, no funky characters in password and login12:24
zyga_amd64then I edited the user and entered non ascii description12:24
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zyga_amd64I clicked okay and closed the application12:24
zyga_amd64the changes were not applied12:25
zyga_amd64is there some low-level issue with non-asci stuff in /etc/passwd?12:25
mvozyga_amd64: the crash in users-admins is a problem in the internal md5 implementation of users-admin, it uses crypt(3) now 12:26
zyga_amd64mvo, I see12:27
mvozyga_amd64: no idea, I recently added stuff was only a fix for the amd64 crash12:27
zyga_amd64mvo, I'm sure I was running latest g-s-t when it crashed before reboot12:27
zyga_amd64mvo, anyway the bug 'let's put non-ascii stuff into user description and see it dissapear' is still there12:27
mvozyga_amd64: is it already reported?12:28
zyga_amd64mvo, checking12:29
zyga_amd6470 bugs on g-s-t ;)12:29
mvozyga_amd64: yeah :/12:30
=== zyga_amd64 notices that boot admin is gone
zyga_amd64wtf?12:31
zyga_amd64is this amd64 specific or did we just dump a really usefull tool?12:31
ajmitchzyga_amd64: it had a habit of screwing up grub configs, iirc12:31
zyga_amd64ajmitch, I see12:32
zyga_amd64no more GUI tool that enables dual booting with windows :/12:32
ajmitchI heard that some people lost their update-grub-inserted entries because of it 12:32
zyga_amd64hmm12:32
zyga_amd64actually windows was detected..12:33
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zyga_amd64mvo, it's already filed: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1253212:35
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seb128'night mvo12:38
mvozyga_amd64: ok, thanks12:38
mvoseb128: thanks, n812:39
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dokomdz: OOo2 patch sent12:44
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zyga_anyone with radeon+amd64 around?12:50
zyga_(II) LoadModule: "fglrx"12:50
zyga_(II) Loading /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/fglrx_drv.o12:50
zyga_Duplicate symbol rol_long in /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/fglrx_drv.o12:50
zyga_Also defined in /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/linux/libint10.a12:50
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jmgguys, latest update breaks my grub and installs lilo12:56
jmgand i cant reinstall grub12:56
jmgcant boot12:56
jmgi beleive its because im using lvm that lilo wont boot12:56
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RiddellKamion: I'm still getting preview on this page http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/5.10/  do I just need to be more patient?12:59
SurakHello, I just like to report some progress on grub-install running forever on hard drives < 120gb. I noticed that if you create a small /boot partition at the beginning of the disk, it will work, inspite of the fact it still takes several minutes.01:01
SurakIf you create a big / with everything inside it, grub-install will take forever. (I left it for two days here and nothing happened)01:01
the--dudheh, installing breezy rc1 as a vmware virtual machine now01:04
SurakI noticed this on every hard drive/mobo combination I have access to, and the minimum hard drive I noticed this is a 120gb one. 80gb ones works just fine. 01:04
the--dudbreeze sure has a lot of packages it needs to install!01:04
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dholbachcould it be that  popcon.ubuntu.com  data is stale?01:07
crimsunmore than likely01:07
dholbach*cry*01:07
Surakhttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15594 Is something I'm referring to. 01:08
ogradholbach, there are not many people using it01:09
dholbachogra: apart from that it lists gcc-4.0 as a universe package01:10
ogradholbach, and thim was theonly one who cared for it afaik01:10
ograthom01:10
the--dudhehe, amazing how much stuff breeze comes default with now... beanshell, wtf?01:10
ogradholbach, a good project to take over ;)01:10
dholbachogra: ...01:11
dholbach:)01:11
ogra:)01:11
sabdflANNOUNCING: Breezy release party, in London!01:11
sabdflhmm... we should put up a page on the wiki and let people coordinate release parties01:12
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ograsabdfl, there is a wiki page for it anywhere01:12
Nafallosabdfl: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyReleaseParty :-)01:12
dholbachi dont get why they didnt use https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReleaseParty01:13
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dholbachbut ... :)01:13
dholbach"it's a wiki"01:13
ograhehe01:13
Nafallodholbach: we should rename that one to HoaryReleaseParty :-P01:13
the--dudI wonder if the ubuntu wiki is one of the very few wikis which requires https even for anonymous access01:14
dholbachNafallo: and the other one to ReleaseParty? :)01:14
Surakis there a ubuntu for sparc? http://popcon.ubuntu.com/01:14
sabdflbugger01:14
sabdfli just created https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyReleaseParties01:14
sabdfldoh01:14
dholbachhaha :)01:14
ograSurak, yes01:14
ograSurak, talk to fabbione tomorrow... images should be at ports.ubuntu.com01:14
tsengit has 2 users :)01:14
Surak:-)01:14
whiprushi am doing an announcement for the release parties on the fridge in a bit.01:14
SurakWould like to know what 'unknow' system is :-D01:15
dholbachooohhh baby... the FRIDGE :)01:15
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SurakI thought it was a watch :-)01:15
Nafalloogra: go create one then :-)01:16
ograNafallo, my good ole indigo cant even run a console with its extreme graphics card01:16
ogra(indigo2)01:16
tsengdude two of the fridge random bits are inspired by me01:16
tsengawesomeness01:16
Nafallohihi01:17
Surakhehe01:17
the--duderm, how can I bypass X from initializing in ubuntu breezy?01:18
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the--dudit obviously failed to set the video driver as vmware, so it locks up completely01:18
Diablo-D3hey all01:18
SurakJust noticed some sort of hippie bug: Default colors of GRUB are very sad - white letters on black. It gives negative feelings.01:18
Diablo-D3any word on when ardour-gtk will be fixed?01:18
Surakthis is #1468701:18
ograDiablo-D3, did you file a bug ? 01:18
tsenghm we are making alot of noise guys, this is bad.01:19
Diablo-D3ogra: um, it depends on packages that arent in universe01:19
Diablo-D3ogra: the package maint should already know about that one since he caused it ;)01:19
ograDiablo-D3, again, did you file a bug ? 01:20
ograwe have no package maintainers...01:20
Diablo-D3uh, why would I?01:20
Diablo-D3er, crap, universe01:20
ograwe only work through the bugs....01:20
Diablo-D3damnit >_<01:20
whiprushhey is "ubuntero" the preferred term?01:20
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ograDiablo-D3, thanks a lot :)01:20
Diablo-D3ogra: I'm used to packages having maintainers.01:20
Surakwhiprush : ubuntero? 01:20
=== Diablo-D3 used debian for entirely too long.
Nafallowhiprush: not according to launchpad :-)01:21
ograDiablo-D3, we're only about 30 MOTUs caring for 16000 packages ;)01:21
whiprushI think it was Ubuntite before.01:21
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sabdflUbuntero sounds cooler. more fridge. less... ite01:21
ograDiablo-D3, feel frr to join us in #ubuntu-motu :)01:21
mdzdoko: still here?01:21
ogra'free01:21
whiprushubuntero it is then01:21
Diablo-D3how about "God"01:21
Diablo-D3hrm, wait, that'd only describe me01:22
=== Diablo-D3 flexes muscles.
NafalloDiablo-D3: ehm, are you bddebian? :-P01:22
graymanhah01:22
crimsunsorry, but only sabdfl can claim that in here.01:22
ograDiablo-D3, sounds like we could need your power to rule the universe ;)01:22
Diablo-D3ogra: ruling the universe is so boring01:23
Diablo-D3I have poeple do that for me01:23
dokomdz: half awake, no more uploads today ;)01:23
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ograDiablo-D3, boooring :)01:23
mdzdoko: ok, sent mail01:23
ograDiablo-D3, do something with these muscles01:23
Diablo-D3if there were women in here, they'd be all over me.01:24
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ograjust flexing isnt impressing01:24
SurakDiablo-D3: use your muscled fingers to open bugs ;-)01:24
graymanDiablo-D3, yeah. do something cool01:24
ograeven they are more impressed by bugfixers :)01:24
tsengdudes01:24
tsengflex all you want in #-motu :P01:24
ogra*g*01:25
Diablo-D3tseng: happy?01:25
tsengthanks.01:25
graymanlol01:25
Diablo-D3oh wow.01:25
Diablo-D3https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/101:25
Diablo-D3best. bug. ever.01:25
graymanyeah01:25
graymannice one01:25
graymanthey should provide a patch that removes windows boot from grub01:26
dokomdz: upgrade issues: no, we require the same base version, and we add one file (shlib), which was not in any upload with the base version01:26
Diablo-D3yeah, but then how would I test new viruses?01:26
grayman:)01:26
graymangood point01:27
tsengok guys to be a little more clear, its release crunch time, these guys need to work in here w/o alot of excess noise01:27
Diablo-D3breezy is rsn now, isnt it?01:27
ograDiablo-D3, yes, so lets keep the channel on topic... noise cn go to #ubuntu-motu01:27
dokobinaries: I have some from the -help build, making some overnight built from the original ooo2 source01:28
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Surak #ubuntu-noise01:29
mdzdoko: ok, please do a hoary upgrade test and then upload when ready01:29
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sabdflnight all01:41
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=== lamont__ wonders if he's supposed to have 2 screensaver property menu items
lamont__admittedly not current breezy yet02:08
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ogralamont__, remove gnome-screensaver02:11
ograwe dropped it again02:11
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crimsunit should be in universe [soon] , actually02:14
crimsunoh, it is.02:14
lamont__ogra: ok... does that happen automatically on a hoary upgrade02:14
lamont__?>02:14
ogra#it wont be there on a hoary upgrade... it was only there for 5 days during breezy02:15
ograsimilar to polypaudio...02:15
lamont__ah, ok02:21
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bob2heh02:25
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ogramentos !02:29
ajmitchogra: how could you? :)02:31
ogra:)02:31
bddebianThe Freshmaker ;-P02:32
ograbddebian, nah, the fruity ones were way cooler02:33
bddebian:-)02:33
=== ogra wonders what kind of candy will rule UBZ
ajmitchhopefully something with plenty of sugar02:34
bob2hope it's better than the boiled things from spain02:34
bob2they become a currency so people would have something to eat between 8am breakfast and 10pm dinner02:35
=== ogra still has some frm the spain ones
=== ajmitch will have to figure out something for meals for UBZ
ograajmitch, at least it wont be pumpkin ...02:36
Riddellhmm, none of the mirrors have picked up the kubuntu RC02:37
ajmitchogra: yeah, I'm not sure if I get to eat with the real conference attendees (not just the groupies) :)02:37
bob2eat poutine02:38
bob2over and over02:38
ajmitchheh02:38
ograajmitch, sure you will... 02:38
ajmitchogra: then I'd better sort that out soon..02:38
Riddellajmitch: Poutine02:38
Riddellah, bob2 beat me02:39
bob2lifeless: bring me back some poutine02:39
lifelessbob2: what branch did you want registered?02:40
ogracould i ask any australian for a glass vegemite to bring to UBZ ? my GF dies for it ...02:41
ograa small one would be enough02:41
bob2haha02:42
wombleogra: Run away while you still can.  Anyone who likes that smegma of satan is not to be trusted.02:42
ajmitchogra: want me to try & bring some vegemite?02:43
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ograany vegemite will do... 02:44
ajmitchsure :)02:44
lifelessogra: put her out of her misery02:44
ograeven NZ one02:44
lifelessogra: thats a terrible substance she is abusing :)02:44
bob2womble: traitor02:44
lifelessbob2: weakling02:44
HrdwrBobI love vegemite02:44
bob2lifeless: hm, one sec02:44
bob2lifeless: I forget, does pqm register branches or archives?02:44
lifelessHrdwrBob: I'm sorry ;)02:44
lifelessbob2: archives02:44
ogralifeless, she's known for consuming terrible stuff.... 02:44
womblebob2: Hey, I haven't told him the secret of how to avoid getting mauled by the dropbears02:45
lifelesswomble: its easy to avoid getting mauled...02:45
ograwomble, wasnt that a hat with forks in it ? 02:45
lifelesswomble: avoiding the squash is the problem02:45
wombleogra: Forks?!? Are you crazy?!?  That'll attract them like nothing else.02:45
ogralol02:46
lifelessnot to mention poking holes in your head02:46
lifelessbob2: so email me, gpg signed, the details please02:47
bob2lifeless: will do02:47
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dholbachgood night guys03:20
dholbachmdz: i will look at gparted tomorrow03:20
dholbach(later)03:20
dholbach*wave*03:21
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sadambmonty: you around?03:42
Riddellmdz: kubuntu announcement in queue03:50
mdzRiddell: awaiting moderation?03:50
Riddellmdz: yes03:50
Riddellnone of the mirrors seem to have picked it up though03:51
mdzlet me know when they have, and I'll let it through03:52
whiprushRiddell: mind cc'ing me? I can fridge it right now.03:52
Riddellwhiprush: http://www.kubuntu.org/announcements/breezy-release-candidate.php03:52
whiprushta03:53
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whiprushRiddell: I need to mail you soon, we need a kubuntu guy for the fridge.03:54
whiprushRiddell: I think you should convince aseigo. :P03:55
Riddellbecause he doesn't have enough to do :)03:55
mdzwhiprush: hold off on the fridge until it's actually published on the mirrors, too03:55
mdzRiddell: did Kamion already trigger a push?03:55
whiprushmdz: I can publish it in the future, when would a good time be?03:56
Riddellmdz: I don't know, it's been a good 8 hours03:56
mdzRiddell: pushing now03:59
mdzit took about an hour for ubuntu03:59
Riddellthanks03:59
whiprushI'll push the fride thing out 2 hours then.03:59
ajmitchwhiprush: thanks for putting the motu report up :)04:00
whiprush:)04:01
whiprushwait until post-release. I got a good long distance plan.04:01
whiprushmdz: I'm calling you first!04:01
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jsgotangcofridge it!04:01
whiprushdev interviews rule!04:01
mdzwhiprush: this is an unlisted wall!04:02
ajmitchwhiprush: going to UBZ?04:02
whiprush"mdz released ubuntu twice last night ... it was wonderful."04:02
whiprushajmitch: going to try, if I can it will only be for a few days."04:02
ajmitchwhiprush: you'd be able to get in a few inebriated interviews there04:03
whiprushyeah, because people would love "drunk source package management with scott james remnant."04:03
whiprushhmmm, we really need an #ubuntu-sounder or somesuch for the fridge and other non-development related marketing.04:04
whiprushwho can I propose this to?04:04
ajmitchjust do it04:04
whiprushmetal. as soon as I get home.04:05
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Riddellmdz: anything you can do about the lack of torrents for the kubuntu install CDs?04:07
mdzRiddell: hmm, not without fiddling things by hand.  why weren't they generated?04:08
Riddellmdz: no idea04:09
Riddellbut I don't see them at http://82.211.81.152/kubuntu/5.10/04:09
bob2wow, suspend3 is sick04:14
bob2but cool04:14
mdzbob2: those two words mean the same thing in contemporary US slang04:15
jdongam I the only to experience EXTREME FF slowness at suspend2.net?04:16
jdongespecially with wheel scroll and autoscroll?04:16
mdzRiddell: I don't even see RC on releases.ubuntu.com04:16
bob2"The answer is, of course, another ioctl() command, IOCTL_KMALLOC, which executes a get_zeroed_page() call and returns the address of the resulting page to user space. "04:16
mdz(kubuntu RC)04:16
bob2mdz: hah04:16
Riddellmdz: it depends what IP you get, it's only on http://82.211.81.152/kubuntu/5.10/ as far as I can tell04:17
mdzRiddell: something's busted04:17
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mdzwhiprush: community council04:19
mdzRiddell: I don't think it's making it onto syncproxy, so it won't get out to the mirrors04:19
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Riddellmdz: anything we can do tonight then?04:25
mdzRiddell: I don't think so; we need elmo or Znarl04:29
mdzRiddell: we can either wake them up, or wait until tomorrow.  I recommend the latter.04:29
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mdzRiddell: send mail to elmo explaining the situation and he'll look into it when he wakes up04:30
Riddellmdz: ok04:31
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Riddellmdz: sabdfl said I should get KDE 3.4.3 into breezy since we now have the sources04:34
jsgotangcoRiddell, wow!04:34
jsgotangcohmm i seem to have a post-update info notification that is stuck04:35
jsgotangcoi click on it and it doesn't contain anything04:35
mdzRiddell: I think that's a little aggressive, but it's your funeral ;-)04:37
mdz(and sabdfl's)04:37
bob2new upstream after RC? daring!04:37
neuralisjsgotangco, i saw a few of those. they eventually went away by themselves.04:38
RiddellKDE release schedule hasn't fitted in the ubuntu as well as it did last release04:38
Riddellah well, when I'm KDE release manager..04:38
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jsgotangcoRiddell, so evilll...=)04:40
Riddell...it'll be a strict 3 month release cycle!04:41
bob2that's a full 2 times better than gnome04:41
mdzRiddell: one month of feature development, one month of bugfixing, and one month of sheer panic04:41
Amaranthhaha04:41
Riddellnew koffice on monday too, but those karbon developers seem to have been developing a bit too much in branch http://koffice.kde.org/announcements/changelog-1.4.2.php04:44
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dobwanwhiprush, you about? I'm trying to play A/V files you got the time?04:57
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bddebianRiddell: :-)05:03
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danielsslomo_: we've been asked by the debian release managers to hold off until all the other transitions are complete05:04
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fabbionemorning05:39
bddebianHello fabbione 05:41
magnongoodd morning05:41
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jdubelmo: ping06:01
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crimsunlamont: not too different from say vlc & libpostproc-dev06:08
lamontcrimsun: still a policy violation06:09
mdzlamont: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/anastacia.txt06:09
mdzit was seeded late and I think some inclusion reports are lacking or unreviewed06:09
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lamontmeaning that you're dealing with deciding which package moves to the "correct" component?06:10
lamontew.  hopefully we won't demote the kernel packages...06:11
mdzlamont: it means that there's investigation to be done06:11
lamontmdz: and it means that you're aware of it. :0)06:11
mdzyes, though it was temporarily off my radar06:12
lamonthppa's buildd is spinning trying to build python-qt3 every cron.daily run, is the reason I noticed...06:13
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tritiumKamion, ping06:17
bddebianWTF is <X11/bitmaps/icon> supposed to bring in??06:20
mdztritium: I wouldn't expect him for at least another 3 hours06:21
tritiummdz, no problem.  Thanks.06:21
bddebianNevermind, it's not build-depping on xbitmaps06:21
bddebianNot that anyone was gonna answer anyway ;-P06:22
danielsbddebian: i was, but i don't look at IRC every minute06:23
bddebiandaniels: Well why not?? :-)06:24
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tritiumbddebian, how late are you going to be up?06:24
bddebiantritium: I should hit it pretty soon06:25
bddebianI should actually be in bed already but thanks to dholbach we have this HUGE list ;-)06:25
tritiumokay, I was going to ask you to request the sync of xfig06:25
bddebiantritium: You want me to e-mail him?  I'm already his favorite PITA :-)06:26
tritiumbddebian, I don't mind emailing him.06:27
bddebianBoy is xppaut a lame-ass package :-)06:27
bddebianAw fsck06:36
lamontelmo: is king mad, or is it just me?06:41
fabbionedoko: wake up dude06:47
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bob2wasabi: why's tomcat4 not in ubuntu?07:10
jdubhaha: "THe most trusted colour in the world: WHAT CAN BROWN DO FOR YOU?"07:14
jdub^ UPS ad on USA tv07:14
Amaranthyou've never seen those?07:14
AmaranthUPS commercials :)07:14
tritiumjdub, are you already in the US?07:15
infinityUPS isn't terribly popular in Australia, and maybe jdub doesn't watch much North American TV...07:15
jdubtritium: yeah07:15
bob2jdub: come to my lug!07:16
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whiprushbob2: you're in the us?07:17
whiprushthought you lived in the uk for some reason.07:17
Amaranthinfinity: they play those so much if you've managed to walk by a TV in the US in the last year or two you've probably see them07:18
tritiumjdub, if you pass through New Mexico on your way to Old Mexico, you've got a place to stay07:18
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whiprushjdub, if you want to experience urban decay, there's a place for you to stay in detroit also.07:19
bob2whiprush: I live in .au, but my lug could do with a jalapeno up it's tailpipe07:19
whiprushheh07:21
Yagisanbob2: where is your lug ?07:21
bob2Canberra07:22
Yagisanbob2: damm - just a bit too far07:22
womblebob2: You mean having the annual AusLUB meeting in Canberra wasn't enough for you?07:29
wombles/AusLUB/AusLUG/ dammit07:29
bob2then they moved it to NEW ZEALAND07:30
fabbionedoes Jani Monoses IRC?07:30
crimsunyes07:32
crimsun(janimo)07:32
fabbioneok thanks07:32
Yagisanbob2: that's just proof that New Zealand is part of Australia :-P07:34
Lathiatlinux.conf.au is being held in new zealand too, so07:35
Lathiatnz is just a state of australia :)07:35
jsgotangcolol07:35
Yagisannah - two states - north and south island :-P07:38
Lathiathaha07:38
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lifelessYagisan: wrong way around07:47
lifelessYagisan: australia is west island....07:48
lifelesswe just dont make a fuss to avoid upsetting them07:48
lamontmdz: amd64 livecd roots cleaned up, daily build started (albeit 30 minutes late)07:50
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fabbionenight lamont 07:55
Yagisanlifeless: technically Australia is a continent - so it would be west continent.07:56
Yagisanalthough it seems the kiwis have established a beachhead at bondi in preparation for an invasion07:59
daniels(a continent and an island, plus all the terroritories.  and bondi is far more english than kiwi; all the kiwis are infiltrating the melbourne dnb/breaks scene.  but this is getting horrendously off-topic.)08:01
Yagisanit is off-topic - but a bit of good natured humor - no offense meant to ajmitch and any other kiwis08:03
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pittiGood morning08:06
danielsmorning pitti08:07
fabbionehey pitti08:07
fabbioneyo daniels 08:07
danielssup fabio08:07
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pittiHi daniels08:08
fabbionedaniels: X has been a success on a Creator 3Dsomething..08:08
pittidaniels: yesterday's hoary->breezy upgrade produced a nice xorg.conf and my keyboard worked, thanks :-)08:08
fabbionedaniels: no autodetection tho.. but we will fix that for dapper08:08
pittidaniels: however, I still got this dumb X/Gnome keyboard question08:09
pittidaniels: do you have any idea what Gnome could still complain about?08:09
danielsfabbione: creator is sunffb, isn't it?08:09
fabbionedaniels: i think so yes08:09
danielspitti: could you please /msg me the Xkb bits of xorg.conf and the output of xprop -root | grep RULES?08:09
danielspitti: (also, no worries)08:09
fabbionedaniels: generally the autodetecion on sparc sucks.. there are also warnings at keyboard layout code..08:10
fabbionedaniels: nothing we are going to touch for breezy08:10
danielscool08:10
fabbioneat least we know the code works08:11
fabbioneand that's good08:11
tepsipakkijbailey: around?08:11
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fabbioneare we still free to upload to universe?08:15
fabbionehmm i guess so from -changes08:16
pittifabbione: yes, until the MOTUs say stop08:16
fabbioneok08:16
danielsgar08:23
danielssebariiiiiiiiiiiino08:23
pittidaniels: found a GTK bug?08:23
danielspitti: i blame the gnome kb applet at this point :)08:24
Lathiati thought all bugs were gtk bugs :)08:24
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fabbionedaniels: i think 8468 is an easy fix...08:32
fabbione4 hours of sleep at night aren't enough08:35
daniels+// This RO_US/Programmers layout, although the secondary layout in the 08:35
daniels+// Romanian standard, has always been the "de facto" standard in the 08:35
daniels+// Linux/Unix world. It is implemented here as the default layout and it's08:35
daniels+// fully compatible with an US keyboard (Euro on AltGr+5 doesn't count).08:36
danielsi can't quite express how much I don't want to apply that patch08:36
fabbionewasn't that applied to CVS upstream?08:36
danielsyes08:36
fabbioneok08:36
daniels+    // Primary layout in the new Romanian standard.08:37
daniels+    // Implemented here as a variant because of the lack of hardware 08:37
daniels+    // Romanian keyboards and because of the predilection of Romanian08:37
daniels+    // X users towards the secondary layout from the new standard.08:37
fabbione*ugly*08:40
fabbioneok08:40
fabbionei see your point :)08:40
fabbionewhen do you plan to upload X?08:40
danielsas soon as I establish that my current fixes aren't FTBFS08:40
fabbione(i am getting kind of worried to get too many big pkgs in the last minute to make it with sparc)08:40
fabbioneok08:40
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infinityfabbione : Dude, what's with that "special case sparc" xubuntu-meta upload?.... Do they not use proper seeds like everyone else?08:41
fabbioneinfinity: nope08:41
fabbioneinfinity: they use a static file08:41
infinityEw.08:41
fabbionetransex3 <- only OO2 could have a dir called that way :P08:42
fabbioneinfinity: they planned to bind to seeds, but it looks like they can't?08:42
fabbionei really have no idea08:42
infinity<shrug>08:42
maswan"it would be neat if we could saturate our uplink, hope you manage to fill your 2xGigE" -- our netmasters, when asked about bandwidth usage for breezy release. :)08:51
Lathiatheh08:53
infinityNot many people think saturating their uplink is "neat".08:55
danielsonly when it's virtually impossible to do so08:55
danielse.g. pdx08:55
Lathiatwell we hit what, 1.4gbit last release?08:55
maswan1.2-1.4 or so at peak, yeah. sarge peaked at about 2 here, and that's still 500Mbit short of saturation08:59
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maswanthis network has been aronud like this for 2-3 years now, without ever having been saturated.09:00
Lathiatheh09:01
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fabbionehey maswan 09:04
fabbionemaswan: give me access to a box with a lot of disk space and i will saturate that bw easily09:06
maswanfabbione: hi there09:06
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fabbionelot of space + enough GigaEthernets 09:06
maswanI can do that with iperf too, that's not the issue. the thing is doing it with something useful.09:07
fabbionemaswan: yeah.. i can do it with something useful09:07
maswanfabbione: like what?09:07
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fabbione;)09:07
fabbionejust kidding09:07
pittiKamion, elmo: please sync mod-auth-shadow (universe, security update)09:23
robitailledoes anyone know if hoary was using the country codes by default for the urls to the archive servers  in /etc/apt/sources.list? Or that's a new thing for breezy?09:28
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sabdflKamion: ping09:38
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fabbionehey sabdfl 09:40
sivangGOod morning all09:41
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hungergood morning!09:48
sivanghey hunger 09:49
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pittiKamion, elmo: bugzilla sync, please (universe, security)09:59
pittiogra: please check http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CAN-2005-316610:02
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pittiogra: ah, forget it, we have 1.4.1010:02
pittidaniels: ?10:04
danielsn/m10:04
pittiOMG - fabbione, joy! 5 new kernel CANs10:08
fabbionepitti: you kidding right?10:08
pittifabbione: no, I'm not, but I didn't review them closely yet10:09
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fabbioneok10:09
fabbionesend me the crack :(10:09
pittifabbione: I evaluate them, collect patches, and mail you10:09
fabbionesure that's perfect10:09
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pittiHi seb128 10:10
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seb128hey pitti 10:11
fabbionepitti: did you get any answer from Herbert?10:13
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fabbionepitti: i would like to have his debdiff before applying the new crack10:13
LathiatKamion: you still cant change the mount point of ntfs partitions10:14
LathiatKamion: is that goign to be fixed?10:14
pittifabbione: oh, no, I didn't ask him - it wasn't clear to me that I should be the relay, sorry10:14
pittifabbione: I'll ask him immediately10:14
fabbionepitti: oh sorry.. we misunderstood..10:14
fabbioneno problem dude10:14
danielsseb128: good morning sunshine10:15
pittifabbione: sent10:16
seb128hey daniels 10:16
LathiatKamion: (#14236)10:16
fabbionepitti: thanks10:16
danielsseb128: pitti has an xkb problem that I think is a gnome problem :)10:16
pittiseb128: on hoary->breezy upgrade I still get the keyboard question, but xorg.conf loks fine10:17
danielsseb128: basically, we've got rules xorg, model pc105, layout de, variant nodeadkeys, options lv3:lwin_switch10:18
danielsseb128: and _XKB_RULES_NAMES has exactly that, and _XKB_RULES_NAMES_BACKUP is identical too10:18
danielsseb128: but we still get the question10:18
seb128weird10:18
danielsthat's what I said10:19
carlosseb128, just in case someone else asks, update-manager is already imported into Rosetta (I don't see mvo around...)10:20
seb128carlos: k, cool10:20
carloshttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/update-manager/+translations10:20
danielsseb128: my understanding was that _X_R_N_B was the original settings, and _X_R_N what the kb applet said, so yeah10:21
danielsseb128: i dunno what's going on10:21
sivangBon Jouj seb128 10:22
seb128hi10:22
sivangerr, Jour even10:22
seb128daniels, pitti: gnome-control-center/gnome-settings-daemon/gnome-settings-keyboard-xkb.c gnome_settings_keyboard_xkb_analyze_sysconfig() is the code for that warning10:23
seb128GSwitchItKbdConfigLoadFromGConfBackup (&backupGConfKbdConfig);10:24
seb128GSwitchItKbdConfigLoadFromXInitial (&initialSysKbdConfig);10:24
seb128isConfigChanged = g_slist_length (backupGConfKbdConfig.layouts) &&10:24
seb128    !GSwitchItKbdConfigEquals (&initialSysKbdConfig, &backupGConfKbdConfig);10:24
seb128pitti: run gnome-settings-daemon with XKL_DEBUG=200 maybe10:30
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YagisanG'day all - IA64 (Itanium) - Can run i386 binaries right ?10:34
danielsno10:34
LathiatYagisan: hah, i was right ;p10:34
danielsyou're thinking of amd6410:34
Yagisanno - I know amd64 can run i386 - I have one10:34
YagisanI thought ia64 could too10:35
fabbioneYagisan: you want to ask that to lamont when he is around10:35
Yagisanno worries10:35
bob2if it had, maybe people would have bought them10:35
YagisanI was just making a patch - and wanted to know if I should add ia64 to it10:36
Yagisanbob2: it still cost too much10:36
danielsyes, it does cost a hundred times more than competing space heaters10:36
pittifabbione: sent10:37
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bob2haha10:37
fabbionepitti: thanks10:37
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fabbionepitti: got all of it :/10:40
fabbionepitti: i assume everything is public by now10:40
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infinityogra : Too late for breezy, but shouldn't the Escape key be bound to "cancel" in the xscreensaver dialog?10:53
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infinityogra : s/dialog/unlock dialog/10:53
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Kamiontritium: pong10:58
Kamionsabdfl: pong10:58
sabdflhey Kamion. did mdz discuss a new iso with you?10:59
Kamionpitti: please ask just elmo - I was only doing syncs while he was on holiday10:59
Kamionsabdfl: not that I've seen so far, although I haven't started on mail yet. Any particular new ISO?10:59
pittifabbione: yes, all public10:59
pittiKamion: alright10:59
KamionLathiat: /var/log/partman would probably help11:00
fabbionepitti: ok thanks11:00
pitticarlos: http://mawson.ubuntu.com/%7Ecarlos/rosetta-breezy.tar.gz11:00
pitti is still 40311:00
Kamionsabdfl: oh, I've got mail about it. give me a bit to digest11:00
carlospitti, because as I told you, stub had to kill the script and it's still running since I wake up this morning11:01
pitticarlos: ah, ok11:01
pitticarlos: odd, a dangling symlink should be a 404, but anyway11:02
carlospitti, removed so you will get a 404 :-)11:02
danielspitti: you got a link to these bugs?11:02
pittiI don't particularly mind :-)11:02
stubcarlos: I'll disable the staging updates if you think it will be running for another 12 hours or more.11:03
pittidaniels: "these"?11:03
carlosstub, no, it will take only 3-4 hours and it's already running since 1 hour and a half ago11:03
danielspitti: the kernel security ones11:05
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jc-dentonhi all11:09
jc-dentoni run breezy and in openoffice i still cannot start the help system11:10
jc-dentoni think i did everything right, i just cannot belive that this is still unfixed11:10
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jc-dentonafaik breezy will be shipped with ooffice211:11
Treenaksor at least a beta of it11:11
jc-dentonyes11:11
Treenaksjc-denton: is there a bug in bugzilla for this11:11
Treenakshttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1470011:11
jc-dentonyes11:12
jc-dentoni just saw it11:12
jc-denton"confirmed. currently the help cannot be built using java-gcj-compat, and fails11:12
jc-dentonto build using the blackdown jdk as well."11:12
jc-dentonwtf11:12
jc-dentoni mean i cannot be shipped w/o help11:12
Treenaksjc-denton: fix it then11:12
jc-dentonTreenaks: i'm not into openoffice11:13
jc-dentonhrmm11:14
jc-dentoncannot u just use the sun jdk11:14
jc-dentoni mean it's non-free11:14
jc-dentonbut at least it works well11:14
daniels'i mean it's non-free'11:15
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jc-dentonyes11:15
jc-dentonit also ships restricted kernel modules11:15
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jc-dentonlike the fw for my wlan chipset11:16
jc-dentonso why not java11:16
jc-dentoni'll probably ask on the mailing list11:16
crimsunnon-free does not imply that the license restricts its redistribution11:16
jc-dentonsun java does this?11:17
danielssigh, please take this to #ubuntu, but as crimsun implies, we can't redistribute it anyway.11:17
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jc-dentonhumm11:20
jc-dentonjust11:20
jc-dentonto ship ubuntu as a newbie friendly distro w/o help seems to be a pretty stupid idea11:21
bob2#ubuntu11:21
jc-dentonk i'll shut up11:22
rob^like bitching in here will help..11:23
jc-dentonhumm11:23
jc-dentonof course it does not11:23
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jc-dentonbut i think redhat also ships ooffice2 in fedora11:24
jc-dentoni wonder how they handle this11:24
rob^jc-denton, file a bug11:24
jc-dentonthere is already one11:25
jc-denton11:09 < Treenaks> http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1470011:25
rob^well just sit tight and the dev will get to it11:25
jc-dentonlol11:26
jc-dentoni hope so11:26
Kamionwe also don't really have CD space left for it11:26
jc-dentonbut isn't it already frozen ( breezy)11:26
Kamionyes11:26
jc-dentonhumm11:27
jc-dentonok11:27
rob^I wonder if its worth changing to dvd, they are pretty cheap now days11:27
Kamionsigh11:27
Kamionhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/dvd/11:27
jc-dentonlol11:27
jsgotangcoyeah right try downloading a dvd11:27
jc-dentoninstall media fl4am311:27
rob^you don't have to fill the whole thing :)11:28
jc-dentoni prefer a small cd11:28
jc-dentonthen i can install the rest from the net11:28
rob^and have a net install iso for download too11:28
bob2#ubuntu, kthxbye11:28
jc-dentonheh11:29
Lathiatbob2: 'bai'11:29
jsgotangcoKamion, do you just change strings in the installer doc in the cd?11:29
bob2Lathiat: I dunno how you spell in WA, but here it's "bye"!11:29
rob^heh11:29
Kamionjsgotangco: ?11:30
jsgotangcoKamion, it says we support 11 archietectures11:30
Kamionwhich installer doc?11:30
Kamionurl?11:30
rob^jsgotangco, is that one of ours?11:30
jsgotangcofile:///media/cdrom0/doc/install/manual/en/ch02s01.html#id251392011:31
jsgotangcorob^, no this is the debain installer doc11:31
rob^yeah just thought that11:31
jsgotangcoi'm looking for parts of it usable for the release notes11:31
danielscool.  7 ubuntu-specific patches, 4 patches to be applied upstream.  the rest are modularisation, already applied upstream, or imake patches.11:32
rob^are they almost done?11:32
Kamionjsgotangco: I fixed that in debian-installer 20050317ubuntu16. See http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/installer-i386/current/doc/manual/en/ch02s01.html#id2513920 for an updated version.11:32
jsgotangcoKamion, ahhh i haven't checked the rc doc actually sorry..(i pulled in an old colony cd)11:33
rob^ah nice11:33
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Kamionjsgotangco: ok, use the net version11:33
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ograinfinity, yes, i'd have preferred that too, but i lost to much time for screensaver stuff already, so i concentrated on the essential bits sabdfl wanted me to do... we'll drop xscreensaver the day after breezy anyway ;)11:38
infinityAre we planning on dedicating any real development effort to gnome-screensaver, or just praying that it improves upstream?11:39
ograinfinity, upstream is very responsive to all our requests...11:40
ograi wont have much work with it... only the bits we might disagree about11:40
daniels'please make it actually function'11:40
azeemit worked out-of-the-box for me so far, haven't noticed any problems11:40
azeemdidn't touched the dials, of course11:40
azeems/touched/touch/11:41
ograand note that its the only way to integrate right with gnome-power-manager11:41
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ograazeem, it had a default dpms value of 2 mintes or so in the first package i got from upstream... it hardlocked many machines in GL mode, it has no option to setany powe management settings for your display and has no options to adjust and settings for any screensaver11:42
infinityIt had many (many) issues for me, so here's hoping we clear them all up very early.11:42
zygahello miracle workers11:42
ogra... just to mention some drawbacks11:42
fabbionepitti: you got mail11:42
seb128infinity: they changed almost everything that has been listed on the ubuntu wiki page already11:42
azeemheh, cool11:43
ograinfinity, we'll adopt it right away and due to the swich i already know the weirdest bugs ;)11:43
ograso it should become a rocking thing in dapper :)11:43
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pittiHi carstenh, how are you?11:48
carstenhhi pitti, fine :)11:49
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XtaZhi friends11:50
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sabdflKamion: server-oriented. default (enter) just does ubuntu-minimal. ship-seed for that cd would include a bunch of server stuff (apache, zope, php, mysql, postgres, ldap, cluster stuff)11:53
sabdflno new supported software11:53
sabdflkeybuk suggested name of 1ubuntu. or one-u-buntu11:53
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infinityI don't know how many poeple would get the pun without it being spelled out for them.11:54
danielsso you can't install it on dl385s?11:54
sabdfldaniels: agreed. two-u-buntu seems more industrial strength11:54
Kamionsabdfl: mdz said ubuntu-minimal + ubuntu-standard by default (which seems more what I'd expect)11:55
fabbionesabdfl: please skip cluster from default install. it can be dangerous if the user doesn't know about it11:55
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fabbioneor it is installing another cluster node11:55
Kamionsabdfl: should be doable - I'll just have to do some scary juggling :-)11:55
=== sivang wonders if this discussion is for breezy release.
KamionI can't decide whether to create a new seed branch or to add a new file to the Ubuntu seeds11:55
sabdflKamion: +1 ubuntu-standard11:55
dholbachhellas11:56
sabdflsivang: yup11:56
Kamionseed handling will depend on how it's most smoothly implementable in cdimage11:56
sabdflKamion: whatever's lowest risk and easiest to implement11:56
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sivangsabdfl: I was just sure this sort of things would be sorted out for dapper rather then breezy. Well, sooner the better probably.11:57
sabdflsivang: if it were more than a few hours, or involved new packages, i would defer11:57
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sabdflbut i keep getting asked for a "server version", and those people are happy with a separate cd, so we should just DOIT11:57
Mithrandirsivang: did you get around to testing the kernel images yesterday?11:57
Kamionmy inclination is to make it be http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-server/ (or whatever project name we choose), i.e. a different project on cdimage like kubuntu or edubuntu11:58
infinityThat makes most sense to me.11:58
Kamionbut possibly to use Ubuntu seeds for it rather than branching11:58
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infinityWe could have ship-desktop and ship-server...11:59
sivangsabdfl: ok, but we would have more room to discussing the standard/server-base for dapper over UBZ , right?11:59
Kamionship-desktop makes no sense :-)11:59
danielswhatever happened to buntu?11:59
infinityKamion : Well, ship and ship-server, then, whatever.  The point being that the "ship" seed should be the only one that differs.12:00
sivangMithrandir: I will have results for you today.12:00
infinitydaniels : I can't type that character on my keymap, so I gave up on the project.12:00
Kamioninfinity: I was thinking of just calling it 'server' and treating it like ship. There's nothing magic about the name 'ship' really12:00
danielsinfinity: rctrl+u12:00
Mithrandirdaniels: deferred.12:01
Kamioncdimage can select the seeds it wants to use for any given project ...12:01
danielsinfinity: or AD07 L3, whichever you prefer12:01
sabdflKamion: except it would not be installed by default12:01
sivangMithrandir: err, rather, this evening.12:01
Mithrandirsivang: ok12:01
Kamionsabdfl: ship isn't installed by default either12:01
infinityKamion : Nothing magic about it, except that we all know what it means.  But call it whatever you like. :)12:01
Kamionalthough it is copied to the hard disk12:01
sabdflok, so cdimage knows which seeds, and which to install?12:01
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Kamionyes12:02
Kamionlots of strange requests for things over time have made it quite generic ;-)12:02
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infinitysabdfl : Do you have a reasonably concrete package selectoin already, or will you need some help defining this seed over the weekend?12:03
danielsKamion: i strongly suggest that nvidia-glx be demoted from ship, and multiseat-udeb be removed from standard, after breezy; any objections?12:03
Kamiondaniels: none to multiseat-udeb (although udebs don't go in standard, but I know what you mean)12:04
danielss/standard/thingy/, then12:04
Kamiondaniels: not sure about nvidia-glx; depends on the outcry involved12:04
infinityKamion : We don't ship fglrx.  We only ship nvidia-glx, specifically because of multiseat, if the comment in the seeds is to be believed.12:04
danielswell, nvidia-glx was only seeded for a very specific reason which no longer applies at all; if we're keeping it for more generic reasons (i.e., people find it useful), then we should really be seeding fglrx too12:04
Kamioninfinity: mdz sent me a mail with a draft seed; I can bounce it to you12:05
mjg59daniels: Weirdly, the daily amd64 build from Tuesday worked fine on the HP amd6412:05
Kamioninfinity: ah, in that case fine by me12:05
danielsmjg59: the ... fuck?12:05
mjg59Quite12:05
danielsmjg59: i blame the kernel.  but I just uploaded something which disables accel on hp rv370s, and r[cs] 4xxs12:05
mjg59(Sorry, I've been in London without net access since then)12:06
janimodaniels, if you need more data or live testing on the wavy X600 issue I am here12:06
fabbioneah janimo 12:06
mjg59daniels: Had it running all day for two days without any trouble, so...12:06
danielsjanimo: i can't think of anything useful at the moment, sorry, bar 'try without the framebuffer'12:06
fabbionehere you are12:06
janimofabbione,, yup :)12:06
danielsmjg59: bongtasmic.  so, 14446.12:06
danielsmjg59: what's the maximum keycode of these suckers/12:06
mjg59Christ knows12:06
fabbioneJanimo: i had to do an xubuntu-meta upload this morning..12:07
mjg59Why would anyone want autorepeat on any of those keys?12:07
janimoI put in powermgm12:07
fabbionehope you don't mind too much12:07
janimobecause I thought it was cross platform12:07
fabbionebut it makes it working on sparc..12:07
janimofabbione, not at all :)12:07
danielsmjg59: just trying to dampen the impact as much as possible12:07
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mjg59daniels: If I confirm this, can you revert the "fuck my acceleration" thing?12:07
mjg59daniels: They're scattered all over the range12:07
janimomjg said pmi should be cross plat so I included it12:07
fabbionepowermgm is cross platform.. but acpi-support no12:07
danielsmjg59: and I assume that 146 is the minimum keycode rather than 141, since that's what they thing does12:07
mjg59Yeah12:07
danielsmjg59: sure thing, I'll just revert it to 'disable on r[cs] 4xx only'12:07
janimoI thought it cleverly depends on acpi only on selected archs12:07
fabbionejanimo: not your fault.. so don't worry12:07
danielsmjg59: my current line of thinking is that it's a BIOS thing, given that it varies per-vendor12:08
mjg59daniels: Well, the HP machine seems unaffected now12:08
mjg59I'll test again later on12:08
danielsmjg59: if you're really bored, you could use the table parsing code in radeon_bios.c to modify an IBM BIOS to do your bidding12:08
danielsor just take it from an equivalent laptop (LVDS on the primary connector, same resolution)12:08
janimofabbione so you actually use xubu on sparc?12:08
danielsthen see if it will do your bidding12:08
fabbionejanimo: no i don't.. other people do12:08
janimoah ok12:09
danielsmjg59: so yeah, if it occurs again, I wonder if re-POSTing won't fix12:09
fabbionejanimo: my sparc is headless :)12:09
danielsmjg59: (or just running an IBM BIOS, then running an HP BIOS immediately after, and hope you don't destroy your display ITMT)12:09
mjg59daniels: A-ha ha ha.12:10
danielsmjg59: (seriously)12:10
danielsi mean, if you want to get funky, you could also disconnect the LCD while you do this12:10
mjg59I'm not stripping the machine, I'm afraid12:10
danielsor just modify the BIOS so it doesn't touch FP_GEN_CNTL at all, ever12:10
danielsand set DISABLE=112:10
mvoKamion: is #16149 ok for -final?12:12
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Kamionmvo: does the API change matter?12:14
Kamion-void launchpad_integration_add_icon_factory ();12:14
Kamion+void launchpad_integration_add_item_factory ();12:14
Lathiati had to reread that 4 times to see the differene12:15
sivangwhy icon was replaced with item?12:15
sivang(afaik there were two funcs like this)12:15
mvoKamion: not really, it just fixes some warnings (because the prototype was mixed up)12:16
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mvosivang: it wasn't replaced, it was just a wrong prototype12:18
sivangmvo: ah, k12:18
Riddellelmo: do you know why Kubuntu RC isn't mirroring?12:21
ograRiddell, thats rather a question for the mirror masters ;) poke magnon for example 12:22
MithrandirKamion: 17183; fix looks ok to you?12:22
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sivangMithrandir: is it a good idea to run bonnie as well for referehce?12:23
Mithrandirsivang: I was just using it since it does disk benchmarking.  Any method works for me.12:24
Riddellogra: there was a syncing issue on the ubuntu side last night12:24
sivangMithrandir: k12:24
ograRiddell, ah, ok12:24
Mithrandirsivang: if you're actually able to track down _what_ is causing the slowdown, I'd be very, very grateful as well. :-)12:25
RiddellKamion: do you know why there's no torrents for the Kubuntu RC install CDs?12:25
KamionRiddell: I'm fixing12:25
pittiRiddell: you are reasonably sure that you want kde-guidance in main?12:25
KamionI was going to send you mail when done12:26
Riddellpitti: yep12:26
pittiRiddell: is it tested enough to be known not to trash your config files?12:26
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RiddellKamion: cool12:26
Riddellpitti: not killed mine yet12:26
sivangMithrandir: well, if your kenrel solve it, that it's definitely inotify , or are there there any others factors to check?12:26
sabdflRiddell: how's progress on 3.4.3?12:26
pefhello12:26
Mithrandirsivang: the only difference in those kernel images is the disabling of inotify, yes.12:26
Riddellsabdfl: mdz said it's mine and (your funeral) so I'm packaging it now and I'll get some people to test it and upload if there's no problems12:27
sabdflcool. thanks. kde: the new black12:28
LathiatRiddell: whats this, new kde?12:28
RiddellLathiat: a badly times bugfix release of KDE, yes12:28
KamionRiddell: in any case, though, once I've fixed the torrent generation, it still requires admin action to restart the tracker12:28
LathiatRiddell: ah12:28
LathiatRiddell: well im not much of a kde user but i'm up for some testing12:29
janimojdub, ping12:29
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KamionRiddell: it probably broke because my connection died in the middle of publishing12:31
sivangMithrandir: do you run bonnie default, or use some cmd line args?12:32
Mithrandirsivang: just bonnnie++.12:35
sivangMithrandir: k, on my way now.12:36
Mithrandirsivang: you need free space equivalent to double the size of your RAM.12:36
sivangMithrandir: I have, I didn't specify a subfolder for it to work in, will it clutter all my / ?12:37
Mithrandirsivang: no, it'll clutter the directory you're running it from, then clean up afterwards12:37
the--dudwow, installing suse 10.0 OSS now... breezy should have even 40% of the GUI installer that suse has cooked up12:37
the--dudfucking amazing stuff ;/12:38
Treenaksthe--dud: Suse is hell once you've installed it..yast is SLOW12:38
Treenaksthe--dud: and upgrading to a new version? don't even try if you have custom packages installed12:38
the--dudTreenaks, I wont dispute that. but the installer12:38
sivangTreenaks: and what about compat-db ? where has it gone for SUSE ? :)12:39
the--dudnot only is it even more userfriendly than the XP installer for windows... but it's incredibly powerful for expert users12:39
the--dudthe only drawback for this 10.0 installer is that you need all 5 cds it seems12:40
the--dudbut my point is, why can't ubuntu have something like this? :D12:40
Treenakssivang: I have no idea12:40
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Treenaksthe--dud: because ubuntu wants to be once CD12:41
mvothe--dud: please move this to some other channel, this is the ubuntu development channel. see the wiki for information about a graphical installer for ubuntu12:41
the--dudwell sorry then, was just wenting an idea... I'll refrain myself from such actions in the future12:41
Treenaksthe--dud: just have a look at the wiki first ;) webwereld.nl/12:42
Treenaksuh12:42
Treenaksthe--dud: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GraphicalInstaller12:42
Treenaks(doh @ pastebuffer)12:42
mvothe--dud: I didn't wanted to sound unfriendly/harsh, but there is some information on the wiki already :)12:43
the--dudyeah, thanks... I'm following it closly12:43
Kamionthe XP installer is anything but user-friendly12:43
Kamionit's absolutely dreadful12:43
the--dudKamion, I meant like... all buttons and lots of colours and shapes12:43
Kamionthat's not user-friendly, that's just shiny. there's a difference.12:43
the--dudgood point12:44
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MithrandirKamion: it's not even shiny.  It's plasticy and icky.12:48
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sivangMithrandir++12:49
KamionMithrandir: well, I happen to agree - but even taking the--dud's comments at face value ...12:49
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mjg59Kamion: Tuesday's daily still automounted FAT partitions but not NTFS ones12:52
Kamionok, I'll investigate12:53
janimoKamion, will you have some time this coming week for seeding/buildd 101 so I can take care of that for xubuntu?thanks12:53
janimoI ahve read the wiki pages12:53
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Kamionjanimo: sure, try me early next week12:54
janimook12:54
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Lathiatmjg59: nice ot see suspend is enable dou tof the box on my m20 now01:02
Lathiat*nice to see suspend is enabled out of the box01:02
Lathiat(to ram)01:03
Lathiathrm, hibernate didnt work tho, it just booted back up and didnt resume01:05
mjg59Are you using LVM?01:05
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maswanmvo: excuse me for asking a probably trivial question, but how does the keyring package work wrt getting trusted by apt-key? I can't seem to find anything in it that adds stuff anyway.01:05
Lathiatmjg59: no01:07
Lathiati'll try again and see if i can see an error01:07
mvomaswan: it calls apt-key update in it's postinst01:09
Riddellelmo: can you restart the tracker on the kubuntu torrents, kamion added the missing ones01:09
dokofabbione: is the sparc build still bleeding?01:09
maswanmvo: yes, but that seems not to include my newly added keyring.01:09
maswanmvo: does it assume that the ubuntu-archive keyring is already trusted by some other means?01:10
Kamionmaswan: apt.postinst in Ubuntu does it01:10
maswanKamion: Ah, thanks. That's what I needed to know.01:10
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Lathiatmjg59: gah, it worked that time01:12
Lathiatbut i did drop out of usplash01:12
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pittimjg59: do you want radeontool in main for breezy? it does not work at all for me (Radeon 9200) and the description scares me off...01:13
YagisanLathiat: I searched the debian mailing lists - ia64 can run i386 :)01:13
mjg59pitti: Yes, I do01:14
mjg59Otherwise I wouldn't have proposed it for main01:15
mjg59It's only run under tightly controlled circumstances01:15
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pittimjg59: so it's not supposed to be run by users directly?01:15
mjg59It has functionality that may be useful to some users, but the reason it's there is so that acpi-support can use it01:16
LathiatYagisan: really?01:16
LathiatYagisan: interesting01:16
Lathiatmjg59: i thought mdz backed that out01:16
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mjg59He did01:16
pittimjg59: hmm, ok. So if some user breaks his hardware with that, I know who to blame :-)01:16
mjg59The same user can quite happily break his hardware in other ways as root01:17
Lathiatmjg59: ok i i just hibernated twice01:17
Lathiatfine01:17
Lathiatso i dont know what happened the first time :\01:17
Lathiati know, i'll try sleep, come out, and then hibernate01:18
Lathiatmjg59: did the extra dell keycodes go in?01:18
mjg59Which extra Dell keycodes?01:18
Lathiathibernate, eject01:19
mjg59Yes01:19
mjg59Some time ago01:19
Lathiattheres a battery and crt button too01:19
Lathiatbut they dont really ahve any associated action01:19
mjg59What the CRT button does is up to the BIOS01:19
Lathiatwell in both my dells, the CRT button is software01:19
Lathiatdoes nothign in hardware01:19
mjg59It signals the BIOS01:20
Lathiatwell, my bios does nothing01:20
mjg59Right01:20
Lathiatand it gives me an acpi event01:20
Lathiator is it a keycode01:20
Lathiati forget01:20
mjg59It's a keycode01:20
YagisanLathiat: it is interesting - it seems to be SLOW - but it's there just like amd64 (well not quite - I think it's done by firmware)01:20
LathiatYagisan: ok01:20
LathiatYagisan: where as amd64 is very much like x8601:20
Lathiatso its not much of an issue01:21
YagisanLathiat: yes. It reminds me of how apple did m68k on ppc01:21
Lathiatmjg59: ok i lied, it works on my 860001:21
Lathiatmjg59: it doesnt work on the m2001:21
Lathiatdoesnt give a keycode on my 8600 either01:21
mjg59What chipset is in the m20?01:21
Lathiatati firegl v310001:21
Lathiatnvidia go 5200 in the 860001:22
mjg59Bleah01:22
mjg59No, I don't think we have any nice easy way of toggling the head from userland01:22
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Lathiatmjg59: ok01:22
Lathiatdo we have support for it at all?01:22
mjg59You can configure X so it always outputs on the CRT head01:22
Lathiathm ok01:23
Lathiatdoes xorg 7 have any plans for a dynamic configuration system? :)01:23
TreenaksLathiat: plans? always ;)01:23
Lathiatlet me rephrase that01:23
Lathiatdoes xorg 7 have any actual momentum01:23
Lathiatfor a dynamic configuration system01:23
mjg59For that? No01:23
Lathiatlike changing driver options on the fly01:23
Lathiatmaybe even video drivers01:23
Treenaksmjg59: eventually...01:24
TreenaksLathiat: http://xorg.freedesktop.org/wiki/ToDo01:24
mjg59Treenaks: Not for 87.001:24
mjg59Uh01:24
mjg597.001:24
Treenaksmjg59: maybe fore 87.0 ;)01:24
Lathiathah01:24
Mithrandir*chuckle*01:24
maswanKamion: Hm. That copies the keyring to /etc/apt/trusted.gpg, I don't get what good the apt-key update in the keyring postinst is going to do, a new keyring package won't get copied into /etc/apt.01:32
bob2lkml needs some sort of anti-crackpot SA rule01:33
Kamionmaswan: pass01:34
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maswanmvo: do you care about the above statement/question to Kamion?01:34
maswanor are you guys busy with actually trying to release something. :)01:34
mvomaswan: a bit busy :) apt-key update will add any new keys from /usr/share/keyrings/ubuntu-archive-keyring.gpg to the apt keyring and remove keys from /usr/share/keyrings/ubuntu-archive-removed-keys.gpg 01:35
mvomaswan: does that not work for you? 01:35
maswanmvo: Oh, ok. Is the /usr/share/keyrings/ubuntu-archive-keyring.gpg filename hardcoded into apt-key?01:36
mvomaswan: yes. do you need something more flexible?01:36
maswanmvo: The background is that I'm doing a keyring package for our local repository.01:36
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maswanmvo: I just hacked in an apt-key add for our local key in the postinst. I just didn't get how it worked in the first place. :)01:37
mvomaswan: documentation is a bit sparse :/ could you remind me after the release about this issue again? maybe we can have something more flexible for apt-key update then (there is a patch floating around that adds /etc/apt/keys.d or something01:39
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maswanmvo: Yes, I'll try to remember that.01:39
mvomaswan: thanks :)01:39
jdubmjg59: pong01:41
jduber, ping01:41
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mjg59jdub: Hi01:52
jdubyo mjg59 01:53
mvoinfinity: do you have a opinion on #17116?01:53
jdubmjg59: so is this formal hall thing sorted?01:53
mjg59jdub: Not yet. I was planning on sorting it today (I've been in London for the past couple of days)01:53
jdubmjg59: aha01:54
jdubmjg59: you've been in touch with dean wilson?01:54
mjg59No...01:54
jdubhrm01:54
mjg59Who's he?01:54
jdubgreater london lug person01:55
jdubspeaking to someone else from there?01:55
mjg59Oh, yes01:55
mjg59Him01:55
jdubso they're trying to get us on the 4th01:55
jdubhaha01:55
jdub14th01:55
mjg59Yeah01:55
mjg59That doesn't actually sound ideal01:55
jdubmmm, i thought you were hoping for the 14th in cambridge01:56
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mjg59You said the 12th for that01:56
mjg59Release is the 13th, so release party in London is likely to be the 14th01:56
Kamionmvo: it doesn't seem to be about console fonts - it's about what vt you end up on01:56
Kamionmvo: maybe S98usplash should 'chvt 1' slightly less conditionally01:57
Treenaksjdub: we'll have a late party in Amsterdam the week after :)01:57
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mjg59jdub: I have to go out now01:58
jdubok01:58
mvoKamion: yes, I was thinking of something like "if [ "$(fgconsole)" = "8" ] ; then chvt 1; fi01:59
Kamionthat sounds reasonable02:00
sladenmvo: if $(fgconsole) != "7"   ...02:00
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Kamionor 'if type usplash_write >/dev/null 2>&1 && [ "$(fgconsole)" = 8 ] ; then ...'02:01
Kamionor 'type usplash', or whatever02:01
Kamionsladen: personally I'd rather have it very usplash-specific02:01
mvoIMHO we should add "post-run-scripts" support for usplash for dapper. so that whenever usplash exits a script can be run that sets the console-fonts and switches the terminal 02:03
xTinaKamion: Quick question: is the daily-installer from Oct. 5 and the RC's installer the same? I tested that daily in our automated lab install, but if the RC were different I'd test again.02:04
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mvoKamion, sladen: thanks02:05
KamionxTina: slightly different; I did a full (non-daily) installer build on the 5th for RC02:06
Kamioni.e. installer-* rather than daily-installer-*02:06
KamionI doubt the differences are significant, though02:07
xTinaKamion: ok, thanks :)02:07
xTinaKamion: btw did I show you the pix? http://tuxtina.de/tmp/ubuntu_lab1.jpg & ...2.jpg02:08
MithrandirxTina: cute tux in the corner. :-)02:09
LathiatxTina: nice02:09
xTinaMithrandir: yeah, unfortunately it has been loosing air recently. guess I'll have to take it to the swimming pool or the bath tub at some point to figure out where the hole is ;)02:09
KamionxTina: no, hadn't seen that before - neat!02:10
MithrandirxTina: oh, it's not one of the plush ones?02:11
xTinaMithrandir: no, a huge inflatable one :)02:11
mvoxTina: nice02:11
KamionxTina: http://www.livejournal.com/users/ewx/316986.html02:11
xTinaKamion: *lol* good idea :)02:12
xTinathere's another 70 machines currently on Fedora Core 1 that get Ubuntu at the end of next week02:13
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KamionxTina: do you reinstall them all every day then, or something?02:13
Kamionwondering what the automated lab install is02:14
kentxTina, is it a school classroom or what? 02:14
xTinaKamion: No, it's installed through d-i preseeding and updated/patched through a custom python-based system.02:14
xTinaKamion: http://tuxtina.de/archives/2005-09-25T11_40_00.html02:15
xTinakent: no, a university lab02:15
jbaileytepsipakki: Was asleep, I'm around now.02:15
pschulz01xTina: That's a fantastic photo!02:15
xTinakent: 74 machines in this one and another one with 7102:15
pschulz01xTina: How long does it take?02:16
kentxTina, it looks very nice :)02:16
xTinapschulz01: what? installing? or making the move from Fedora-1 to Ubuntu?02:16
pschulz01xTina: all of the above... 02:18
pschulz01xTina: How long would it take to setup a room, given that the machines are already there (plugged in etc.)02:19
lamontYagisan: (and fabbione) ia64 runs i386 binaries just fine... see openoffice.org on hoary. :0)02:19
pschulz01xTina: Do you start from a 'blank' system?02:20
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xTinapschulz01: Well, it took me a few weeks (part-time) of course since I had to get debian-installer partitioning to work and figure out a few of its quirks first. And then I ran into every single bug in hoary I guess ;)02:20
xTinapschulz01: If I did it now it probably wouldn't be much of a problem to do it in less than a day.02:21
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Yagisanlamont: thanks lamont02:21
xTinapschulz01: depending on the amount of customization needed that is02:21
pschulz01xTima: Would torrent help the pre-seeding?02:21
xTinapschulz01: torrent?02:22
KamionxTina: oh, I knww you don't reinstall them all *manually* :-)02:22
Kamioncool02:22
pschulz01xTina: Using bittorrent to update to d-i cache.02:22
Kamionthe meaning of "preseeding" there has nothing to do with the BitTorrent meaning of seeding ...02:23
xTinaKamion: We only reinstall when something's badly screwed up.02:24
KamionxTina: *nod*02:24
pschulz01xTina: sorry.. not what I ment.. just using bittorrent to copy files to pre-seed the d-i cache should be faster..02:24
xTinapschulz01: The speed of the installation isn't a problem at all. We have a local mirror and gigabit ethernet. And with preseeding I meant the settings.02:24
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xTinaInstalling all 74 machines simultaneously takes < 30 minutes.02:25
pschulz01xTima: cool...02:25
MithrandirxTina: it would be useful if we got a patch for fixing NIS password changes with pam_unix.. :-)02:25
pittifabbione: can you give me a hint how to interpret the kernel timestamps? how much time passed between 4294890.576000 and 4294976.648000?02:26
pittifabbione: are these seconds?02:26
pschulz01pitti: yes they are02:27
xTinaMithrandir: Well, if you're staying at 0.76 that's no problem (it's the stuff from Debian bugzilla plus a little more since this wasn't the only place where it's broken). But the problem is that there are major changes in any version following that and it doesn't seem to work properly in any (and fixing it is different in any of these versions).02:27
pittipschulz01: ok, thanks; is that the uptime, btw? 02:27
pschulz01pitti: it doesn't look big enough to be seconds since 1970 :-)02:28
Mithrandirpitti: about 49 days, 16 hours and 48 minutes.02:28
pschulz01Mithrander: beat me to it.02:29
xTinapschulz01: The other 70 machines is going to be a lot less fun. They only have 100 MBit and are 5 years old. But I have to modify the install only very slightly so it shouldn't require more than one attempt until it's up and running (I've checked it every few days on one machine and it always worked flawlessly).02:29
pittiMithrandir: impossible - that was right after a reboot02:29
pittianyway, thanks02:30
pschulz01xTina: good luck :-)02:30
Mithrandirpitti: hmm, weird.  IIRC, it's time since the machine was powered on.02:30
pittiMithrandir: my own dmesg looks sensible in that regard, too02:32
pittiMithrandir: I'm just trying to squeeze iformation about a dmesg log from a bug report02:32
pittithanks to you guys02:32
Kamionmjg59: ok, I see why that ntfs thing's happening; should be easy to fix02:32
zygawho build live cds for ubuntu?02:34
tepsipakkijbailey: I made comments to the bug #1715102:36
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Kamionzyga: why?02:37
Kamion(it's more effective to say *what* you want first, rather than trying to find out *who* you want ...)02:37
zygaKamion: true :)02:37
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Kamionzyga: I operate cdimage, which builds all of the official Ubuntu CD images; but I'm not sure if that's what you're really looking for02:37
zygaKamion: I've been building live cds for the past week and I'm dying to know if there is some faster way than cloop and create_compressed_fs with 02:38
sivangMithrandir: I'm trying to redirect the output of bonnie++ , any idea why it ignores my redirection attemps?02:38
Kamionzyga: that's what we use too, AFAIK02:38
zygaI've got a bunch of boxes here that could be used to compress my image in parallel but cloop utils seems buggy 02:38
azeemsivang: maybe it writes to stderr instead of stdout?02:38
zygaKamion: do you use distributed compression?02:38
Kamionzyga: but now I know you mean the live filesystem image, not the CD wrapper itself, and that's done by lamont/infinity02:38
Kamionzyga: no02:38
zygaah okay :)02:39
Kamionwhy bother - we only do it once a day or so02:39
Mithrandirsivang: it writes to stdout, so just bonnie++ | tee logfile should work fine02:39
zygatrue :)02:39
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jbaileytepsipakki: Thanks.  I'm still just getting started for the morning, I'll check it out in a moment.02:43
pittiKamion: when do you think is a good time to build the final langpacks for breezy gold? Monday?02:44
pittiKamion: that still gives us enough time to do another emergency build, and the Rosetta guys can fix some export bugs02:45
tepsipakkikamion: how do I preseed static network configs? I've done a fresh install by hand but don't see any difference comparing to preseeded installation (which uses dhcp despite the preseed-files)02:45
Kamionpitti: sounds reasonable, given that the language pack translation deadline has passed02:45
Kamiontepsipakki: have you looked at the preconfiguration file example in the installation manual? it has an example of how to do this02:46
Kamionhttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/installer-i386/current/doc/manual/en/apcs01.html02:46
tepsipakkikamion: not for awhile..02:46
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jbaileydaniels: ping02:49
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bob2EPUBTIMEIN.AU02:49
jbaileyAh, 'k02:49
jbaileyRight, it's after the workday Friday there, as opposed to before it, here.02:49
bob2the magic of timezones ;-p02:50
dholbachdoko: what about berlin release party?02:51
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RiddellZnarl: would you be able to restart the kubuntu rc torrents and look at why the images arn't syncing?02:53
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ZnarlRiddell : ok.02:55
tepsipakkikamion: that example doesn't seem to work. /target/etc/network/interfaces still shows dhcp-config02:56
tepsipakkikamion: the preseed-file has been loaded correctly02:57
Kamiontepsipakki: netboot or CD install?02:59
tepsipakkikamion: netboot02:59
Kamiontepsipakki: what method are you using to load the preseed file?02:59
tepsipakkikamio: http02:59
Kamiontepsipakki: do you think that network configuration might need to happen before loading the preseed file over HTTP? :-)03:00
tepsipakkihrmh03:00
Kamiontepsipakki: look up near the top of that example - it has an example of passing netcfg parameters on the command line rather than in a preseed file, to avoid exactly this problem03:00
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infinitymvo : Yeah, having the usplash init script chvt back to 1 iff we're on 8 sounds sane to me.03:01
tepsipakkikamion: yeah, would've been a lot nicer to do it via preseeding..03:01
Kamiontepsipakki: you can, but you have to modify the initrd to do that03:01
mvoinfinity: thanks03:01
Kamionthe installer will look for a preseed file in /preseed.cfg in the initrd03:02
Kamion(passing kernel parameters like that is preseeding, BTW, just a different method)03:02
tepsipakkikamion: ok, thanks03:03
infinitymvo : Err, wait.  What will that do if gdm has started?... Will fgconsole report 7, even though the script's parent is vt8?03:03
Kamiontepsipakki: np03:03
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danielsjbailey: asdfaser03:05
mvoinfinity: fgconsole will report 7 (but I'll re-check that before I upload anything :)03:05
jbaileydaniels: Basically just to say thanks. =)03:05
jbaileydaniels: I knew testing my fix before uploading was the right idea ;)03:05
danielsjbailey: oh, for fr_CA?03:05
infinitymvo : Please.  I don't want us to do anything dumb here. :)03:05
danielsheh03:05
jbaileydaniels: Yup! =)03:05
jbaileydaniels: Since I now live in French Canada, it'll save me much annoyance. =)03:06
mvoinfinity: I wouldn't want to win the brown paperback award either :)03:06
danielsjbailey: i could've told you off the boot that VARIANT=pc104 was totally wrong, but didn't even look at that bug tbh, so feel free to point me at bugs you've just filed if you want me to actually see it03:06
jbaileydaniels: Honestly, I had assumed it wasn't Breezy material and that you probably had some that were.03:06
infinitymvo : It's probably safe to assume tha tif we're stuck on vt8, there's a chance we didn't properly reset the fonts, either, so I'd just make this test an || with the pidof usplash test.03:07
tepsipakkikamion: there should be a netcfg-phase2 that would put preseeded config in /target ;)03:07
jbaileydaniels: mdz pointed me at it and marked it 5.10, so I gave it a shot =)03:07
jbaileydaniels: X now officially scares me more than gcc or glibc. =)03:07
danielsheh03:07
danielsjbailey: dude, that's the *easy* bit.  try 15372. :)03:08
mvoinfinity: sounds sane 03:08
tepsipakkikamion: I mean that its ok if the installer used dhcp internally, but after reboot would use a static config03:08
tepsipakkikamion: but maybe that's a wishlist item..03:09
jbaileydaniels: Right.  For instance. =)03:09
dokodaniels, seb128: just did a hoary->breezy upgrade, I still get the popup in gnome about non-matching X and Gnome keyboard layouts.03:09
pittisivang: here?03:09
jbaileydaniels: I may have to debug things in 4 different assembly languages, but at least all the assembly languages are *Documented* =)03:09
DizietI am right in thinking that people aren't supposed to confirm their own bug reports, aren't I ?03:09
jbaileyDiziet: Generally, yes.03:09
ograDiziet, yes03:09
jbaileyDiziet: I don't think it would be wrong if 12 people on the channel all said "Hey, we see that too!"03:10
Diziethttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17240, if anyone wants to be slightly amused.03:10
Robot101wtf does gnome-power-manager register itself to the session manager as "GNOME Power Manager"? unsurprisingly, that binary doesn't exist, so it never restarts.03:10
jbaileyDiziet: But that's pretty rare, and still generally not worth it.03:10
Dizietjbailey: Right.  Not quite the situation here.03:10
danielsdoko: i know, and not my problem03:10
ograRobot101, works fine here03:11
seb128doko: speak with pitti about it, seems to be german specific03:11
seb128dunno what weird keyboard you guys use03:11
seb128I've no issue with french one03:12
pittiseb128: what's the problem?03:12
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seb128pitti: <doko> daniels, seb128: just did a hoary->breezy upgrade, I still get the popup in gnome about non-matching X and Gnome keyboard layouts.03:12
danielsDiziet: DUDE.03:12
Robot101ogra: ver 0.1.2-2ubuntu1?03:12
jbaileyjdub: Eh.  Dis-le moi en Octobre! ;)03:12
seb128jdub: hey. gdm slowness fixed ? :)03:12
pittiseb128: ah, I see03:12
jdubseb128: yes!03:12
seb128jdub: ROCK03:12
jdubseb128: i saw you uploaded the canvas fix too03:12
segfaultMan, Ubuntu in pt_BR is rocking.03:13
ograRobot101, yes.... since some months...03:13
danielsDiziet: the only way to input characters for Asian languages is to use input methods, such as scim and uim.  the fact that gecko requires you to set an environment variable to achieve this is neither here nor there.03:13
seb128jdub: yeah, as jordi bloged some time ago I need to do uploads, upload something ... anything :p03:13
jdubseb128: heh03:13
Robot101ogra: really now, it doesn't work03:13
Robot1014,id=103e84b0af00011286895580000006695000703:13
Robot1014,RestartStyleHint=203:13
Robot1014,Program=GNOME Power Manager03:13
Robot101..03:13
jbaileyDiziet: I like how the glibc folks have an open bug in their bugzilla that basically says "We don't support end users building glibc  themselves.  Go away".  They take bad bug reports and mark them of duplicates of that one. =)03:13
Robot1014,RestartCommand=GNOME\\ Power\\ Manager --sm-config-prefix /GNOME\\ Power\\ Manager-YBSXVJ/ --sm-client-id 103e84b0af000112868955800000066950007 --screen 003:13
Robot101ogra: ^^ NO :P03:13
Dizietdaniels: Ah.  Um, that's very lame.  It's still a hopeless bug report.03:13
dokopitti, seb128: after the upgrade, language-pack-gnome-de is not installed03:14
ograRobot101, thats why we left it in universe... its simply not ready for more than battery status reporting03:14
pittidoko: sure, there is an upgrade note03:14
danielsDiziet: a hopeless bug report that I've reopened, in any case; set it to NEEDINFO if you cannot reproduce it and need more information.03:14
pittidoko: we can't do it automaticalyl03:14
seb128doko: you should get a notify note about it, no?03:14
jbaileyDiziet: http://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=33303:14
seb128doko: language packs have changed note03:14
ograRobot101, but i hae no problem with it staring in the session03:14
DizietIME trying to extract information from these kind of submitters is a waste of time.03:14
Lathiathrm, gstreamer is defaulting to ESD03:15
Lathiati thought we were defaultking to ALSA03:15
danielsDiziet: no, it is not.03:15
jbaileyLathiat: esd makes more sense for systems without hardware mixers.03:15
ivoksLathiat: libsdl1.2debian is OSS default, not ALSA too :/03:15
danielsDiziet: ot03:15
danielser03:15
Lathiatjbailey: but we run dmix03:15
danielsDiziet: it's what helps us fix bugs.03:16
jbaileyAh do we?03:16
jbaileyHmm.03:16
dokowell, yes ...03:16
Lathiatindeed03:16
Dizietdaniels: MMV.03:16
Lathiatand esd with videos ends up with terrible audio sync *all* th etime03:16
danielsDiziet: people not knowing first off exactly what bug submitters need does not make the bugs any less relevant.03:16
jbaileyI should check, my wife's machine seems to still suck for multiple inputs.03:16
Lathiatit was alsa at one point03:16
danielsDiziet: honestly, if you reported a bug on X, I would not have enough information from you to solve the bug.03:16
danielsDiziet: you require specialised knowledge to effectively report bugs on various components, and that's not something we can require off the bat.  it requires gentle guidance.  if you need any kind of specific information from the reporter, reply and ask for that exact information.  replying with a generalised URL is pointless and insulting.03:17
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DizietI disagree.  The generalised URL contains sensible and useful advice that anyone should follow when giving a bug report.  It's unfortunate that our bug reporting channel makes that harder (did I mention how much I hate bugzilla?) but IME people who submit such short and content-free03:18
Dizietbug reports are rarely able to produce more and useful information.03:18
seb128carlos: does rosetta force the encoding on a file for export?03:18
carlosno03:18
carlosseb128, we use the one that the last .po had when was imported03:19
dokojbailey: what do I have to do to enable usplash after an hoary->breezy upgrade? it's not enabled automatically03:19
danielsDiziet: again, if there was a report following that guide to the letter, would not be a useful bug for xorg.03:19
jbaileydoko: Install it, and reinstall the kernel03:19
jbaileyOr dpkg-reconfigure the kernel, rather.03:19
DizietHave you actually read what it says ?  It doesn't say anything particularly specific.03:19
danielsDiziet: my attitude is not to tell them to piss off and magically learn how to report bugs that will be useful with zero interaction, but to instruct them how, so they get their bugs fixed, and my software becomes more useful to people who, say, don't speak english.03:19
seb128carlos: zyga says that tsclient/ru.po encoding is broken on the source package, on rosetta but correct on export03:19
dokojbailey: so this not supposed to work out of the box?03:20
jbaileydoko: Because of upgrade ordering, there's only so much we can do.03:20
danielsDiziet: so how are people supposed to know that they have to attach Xorg.0.log and probably xorg.conf, to enable me to solve their bug?03:20
infinityDiziet : When someone reports a segfault in software, it's a bug, whether you like the report or not.  There's not such thing as an "invalid segfault".03:20
jbaileydoko: For dapper, we'll force the initramfs to be regenerated.03:20
infinityDiziet : Asking them for help debugging it and digging deeper is not generally considered a bad thing.03:20
danielsDiziet: even if they're relatively smart and give me a backtrace, a BT showing that it's hung in drmCommandNone() is utterly useless, because I need to know what command was submitted *before* that that has wedged the chip.03:20
danielsDiziet: my point is that you need specialised knowledge to properly report bugs, and you cannot just handwave that away.03:21
jbaileydoko: There's an update-initramfs tool in Breezy that could be used, but it requires some changes in the kernel scripts that Ben and Fabio wanted more than a couple weeks of testing  on.03:21
DizietWhat's backtraces got to do with it ?03:21
danielsDiziet: sigh, my point is about bug reporting in general.03:21
carlosseb128, hmm the procedure is: we get the encofing field inside the .po file and recode the content of the .po file and recode it from that one to UTF-803:21
seb128carlos: so you recode it03:21
carlosseb128, then, on export, we get that encoding and recode the UTF-8 into that  encoding03:22
danielsDiziet: the point is this -- if you require more information, ask for it.  you might imagine that a full bug report with a backtrace attached is enlightened, and useful.  it may not be.03:22
carlosseb128, yes, to store it into our database03:22
Dizietinf: There are segfaults that are caused by unsupported software.  Obviously I agree that segfaults are bugs (with a few obscure exceptions).03:22
carlosseb128, but on export time, we recode it again03:22
danielsDiziet: however, the answer is not to say 'well, clearly you're on acid, and you're not actually experiencing any problems'.  the answer is to go work out what you need to find out to fix the bloody thing.03:22
seb128carlos: how do you know the encoding? using the charset= from Content-Type: ?03:22
DizietYou seem to be under the misapprehension that bug reports are a scarce resource.03:22
carlosseb128, yes03:22
lifelessDiziet: bug fixes are scare03:23
danielsDiziet: scarce, no.  useful, yes.03:23
seb128carlos: how do you recode it on export?03:23
Dizietdaniels: No, not all bug reports are useful.03:23
lifelessDiziet: closing bugs before you determine the cause means you have lost that fix.03:23
Dizietlifeless: Quite so.03:23
lifeless:)03:23
carlosseb128, using python, from UTF-8 to the encoding from Content-Type03:23
danielsDiziet: if it transforms someone's system to 'utterly useless' (let's assume that Chinese people actually want to communicate in Mandarin) to 'wonderful', then we should bust our arse to fix that.03:23
DizietErr, no.  It's quite likely to recur.03:23
danielsDiziet: not to say 'please come back when you have a clue'.03:23
Lathiatpitti: about?03:24
danielsDiziet: yes, and when it recurs, people will find the now-open report, and contribute to that.03:24
danielsDiziet: if not, you can close one as a dupe of the other.03:24
pittiLathiat: right over here :-)03:24
Dizietdaniels: Could you do me a favour and read Simon's essay and then tell me if you think that it was helpful advice ?03:24
Lathiatpitti: i thought we were using alsa by default?03:24
dokofabbione: ping03:24
infinityDiziet : Even a bug caused by unsupported (in this case, Universe) software isn't "INVALID", it should just be reassigned to that software, or you should kindly ask the submitter to submit a bug in Malone against the affected product (but only AFTER you've confirmed the segv isn't happenning deep in the bowels of firefox or GTK, or something we DO support)03:24
KamionThere's a case for closing bugs when people don't reply to requests for information for a long time. I'm not so sure about closing them straight off due to incomplete information.03:24
danielsDiziet: i've read it, and it's very helpful advice.03:24
pittiLathiat: as backend, yes03:24
danielsDiziet: it is not, however, justification for closing bugs off the bat.03:24
Lathiatpitti: for esd?03:24
Lathiatpitti: having esd as sync for gstreamer sucks, because the a/v sync is horrid 03:24
pittiLathiat: we use libesd-alsa0, yes03:25
Dizietdaniels: So you'd support me saying `please read this essay, and submit more information, and then I will look at your report' ?03:25
pittiLathiat: I know, but tell me something better03:25
KamionThey can always be marked NEEDINFO and you can save a query for your own bugs minus those marked NEEDINFO, if you don't want to see them during triage.03:25
Lathiatpitti: set the gstreamer sink to alsa?03:25
pittiLathiat: polypaudio isn't there yet, and it is pretty much abandoned upstream03:25
danielsDiziet: debbugs has a + moreinfo tag.  bz has a NEEDINFO status.  there is a reason why bugtrackers have these sort of statuses, rather than closing it with 'fuck off and come back later, or preferably not at all'.03:25
Lathiatpitti: if esd is only going to use alsa anyway, and we're always using dmix03:25
Lathiatpitti: it cant' get any worse03:25
pittiLathiat: and alsa dmix fails for many people03:25
Lathiatpitti: dmix isnt configured out of the box anymore?03:25
pittiLathiat: I'll try direct alsa again for dapper03:25
ogradaniels, malone has no such status ;)03:25
danielsDiziet: depends.  if you can reproduce that bug yourself, then no, I would not.  if you genuinely need more information in order to reproduce it, then yes, go ahead.03:25
pittiLathiat: dmix *is* used03:25
Lathiatpitti: does dmix only screw up when you actually have more than 1 stream then?03:26
pittiLathiat: but for the cases where it doesn't work (still too many), folks still get mixing through esd03:26
pittiLathiat: it seems so03:26
Lathiatpitti: ah ok03:26
Lathiatpitti: makes sense then03:26
Lathiati thought when dmix was broken, it just plain didnt work03:26
pittiLathiat: for dapper I'll immediately drop it and urge people to report bugs03:26
Lathiatpitti: ok, nps03:27
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pittiLathiat: then folks can manually install esound if they really need to03:27
Lathiatpitti: well, having esd running isnt so bad03:27
Lathiatpitti: having it used by gstreamer is what sucks :)03:27
Dizietdaniels: Well, obviously if I can reproduce it I'll try to fix it (or decide it's too hard, or look for it upstream, or whatever).03:27
pittiLathiat: right, we could switch the gstreamer default for dapper03:27
pittiLathiat: makes it easier to switch03:28
Lathiatpitti: yep, but keep esd03:28
Lathiatpitti: for sound effects/gnome apps that use it direct03:28
Lathiatpitti: and then if people have issues, they can easily switch to it03:28
Lathiatpitti: or we could even employ some kind of blacklist03:28
pittiLathiat: yes, as long as dmix sucks03:28
Lathiat(or whitelist)03:28
danielsDiziet: so why did you mark it as 'go away' before you even attempted to reproduce it, decide it's too hard, or look for it upstream?03:28
Lathiatpitti: the other annoyign thign si taht dvd playback with gstreamer is totally broken with esd03:29
Lathiatas in it hardly works03:29
Lathiatthe video slows right down, etc03:30
Lathiatand when it does work its verry jittery03:30
Kamiondaniels: (he did attempt to reproduce it and couldn't, as the bug log indicates)03:30
Dizietdaniels: Well, I used the information provided to try to reproduce it (if you'll read what I wrote you'll see that).  Of course it WFM.03:30
pittiLathiat: right; for computers where dmix works, people can switch to alsa03:30
KamionLathiat: I'm working on that NTFS thing now03:30
Lathiatpitti: yup, i know, just throwing that argument on the end :)03:30
LathiatKamion: sweet, thanks03:30
LathiatKamion: if you need any help, shoot, its fairly generic tho03:30
KamionLathiat: nah, I have it fixed already, just needs a bit more testing here03:30
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LathiatKamion: cool03:31
LathiatKamion: let me know if you upload it/get a cd with it and i'll try it out03:31
KamionLathiat: the problem is approximately "partman has no support for ntfs other than quickly-hacked-in resize support"03:31
DizietAnyway, I should go and do something useful rather than arguing on IRC.  I could go try to fix that gs weirdness.03:31
pittiLathiat: yes, we have to find a smooth transition03:31
LathiatKamion: ah, ok03:31
Lathiatpitti: yup03:31
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DizietOh, before I do ...03:31
LathiatKamion: yeh that resize support is horrid :P)03:31
KamionLathiat: so the fix is kind of adding a new feature, which is tricky at this point; but I think it's safe03:31
DizietKamion: I didn't get around to 14236.  (NTFS custom mountpoints._)03:31
Lathiatit just did something, and i had no idea if it worked, or what :)03:31
DizietIs that what you're talking about now ?03:32
danielsseb128: yeah, it's german-specific.03:32
Lathiatwas afraid i might have trashed mjy windows by just truncating the partition :)03:32
DizietIt didn't seem vitally important so I kind of let it slide ...03:32
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KamionDiziet: Yes, it is. No problem; it turned out to be closely associated with another one of my bugs, and easy enough to fix once I realised what was going on03:32
Diziet(Just after I took it, mdz made me ffox maintainer.)03:33
DizietOK.  Shall I assign it back to you ?03:33
KamionDiziet: I just did03:33
DizietOh, OK.03:33
DizietThanks.03:33
KamionDiziet: It wasn't vitally important in itself, no. A related symptom was that NTFS partitions didn't get automounted, unlike FAT partitions, which was somewhat more important - I only realised today that they were connected.03:33
DizietYes, that sounds more serious, indeed.03:34
Diziet`Ok, it's the old problem with the flash plugin, i made the page not crash by putting export XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS=1 at the beginning of /usr/bin/firefox.'  I do feel like I've come in halfway through lots of these conversations ...03:34
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danielsDiziet: that's a flash bug that xlib exposed when we added argb32 visuals.03:37
danielsDiziet: basically it just assumes that the default visual exposed will have 0-bit alpha, instead of the 8-bit visual at the top of the list when you have composite.03:38
danielsmacromedia are the suck, is the executive summary.03:38
daniels(that environment variable was added especially for flash.)03:38
DizietRight.  Um, shouldn't we organise a workaround ?03:38
fabbionedoko: pong03:38
DizietThe whole flash thing is pretty evil anyway, but if we're going to `support' it (plugin finder, etc.) then it should generally work.03:39
fabbioneDiziet: yo03:39
Dizietfabbione: Hello.03:39
fabbioneDiziet: see /msg :)03:39
fabbionejust a few notes03:39
dokofabbione: when should the OOo build for sparc finish?03:40
danielsDiziet: arguably the firefox wrapper script should export that variable, yes.  but we support proprietary software unfortunately, which is just something we all have to deal with.03:40
fabbionedoko: -ENOCLUE03:40
fabbionedoko: probably tomorrow03:41
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dokowhich module is it currently building?03:41
fabbioneMaking: ../../unxlngs.pro/slo/styleexp.obj03:42
DizietSo another question I'm going to ask is: what effect will it have on the rest of firefox if I just set that variable in the wrapper script ?03:42
fabbioneif it tells you anything03:42
DizietNB that firefox invokes all kinds of stuff eg other plugins, xpdf, image viewers, ...03:43
danielsDiziet: none03:43
DizietSo what are these new visuals _for_ ?  I mean, which applications use them ?03:43
danielsDiziet: if things are relying on argb32 visuals right now, they're going to be completely broken03:43
DizietOr to put it another way, why don't we just turn them off globally ?03:43
danielsDiziet: anything which needs to do compositing.  it's just that extra 8 bits of alpha.03:43
Diziet(Not that I'm suggesting we should, but ...)03:43
danielsDiziet: because some apps use it.  but not firefox.03:43
dokofabbione: find a line where you see ooo-build/build/src680-m129 and the dir following that path is the module03:44
Kamiondaniels: stuff like xcompmgr?03:44
DizietHow do you know that none of those apps will be run from firefox if you don't know what they are ?03:44
fabbionedoko: xmloff03:44
DizietSounds like eg gimp might well use it.03:44
danielsKamion: xcompmgr doesn't, but it enables it.03:44
DizietI'd have to check the mime bindings to see if firefox can ever run gimp.03:44
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DizietAn alternative would be to try to have firefox arrange for only plugins or perhaps only this plugin to run with that variable.03:45
danielsKamion: basically ... it means the alpha bit actually has an effect.  but unless you're using the composite extension (either xcompmgr, or asking the server to do its own internal compositing), it just acts as if all the alpha bits are set anyway.03:45
dokofabbione: nearly the half ...03:45
fabbionedoko: ok. than i expect to finish by tomorrow morning03:45
fabbione(take into account it's building in parallel with other stuff)03:46
fabbionei can't take the risk of killing the buildd for nothing03:46
fabbionenot at this point in time03:46
danielsKamion: so if you rely on the alpha bit being meaningful atm (e.g. if you're using subwindows and you're relying on visibility down to the parents), you're stuffed anyway.03:46
fabbionedoko: let say within the next 10 hours it should finish.. i started it this morning at 7am03:47
danielsKamion: but it's a graceful degradation -- you just don't expose that visual.  so when your app queries xlib for the available visuals, you just don't find anything which exposes visuals.03:47
fabbioneso you can make your calculation03:47
dokofabbione: hmm, ok, I'll delay my upload03:47
fabbionedoko: there is also another point.. openoffice-org2-common Depends: oo2-java03:47
fabbionebut sparc doesn't build java03:47
danielss/exposes visuals/exposes anything with alpha/03:47
Dizietdaniels: So why wouldn't it be OK to set this variable globally ?03:48
dokofabbione: ok, I'll change that03:48
fabbionedoko: is that addressed somehow?03:48
fabbionedoko: just verify that03:48
fabbionedoko: because according to debian/rules JAVA=no for sparc03:48
danielsDiziet: because we don't need it, and it limits our ability to use compositing globally later.03:48
danielsbasically, one of the main reasons our desktop is shit right now is that we don't use composite.  nothing to do with transparency and bling, just the fact that we do Exposes back to the client window to redraw.03:49
DizietSo does setting it in the firefox wrapper script.  Remember that firefox might run pretty much any program from the mime system, or anything the user selects as `open with ...'.03:49
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bddebianMorning03:49
danielsthere's only one situation we know of at the moment where exposing an argb32 visual breaks, and that's flash.  so let's just work around it for flash.03:49
danielsDiziet: sure, but that's something we'll just have to suck up.03:49
DizietSeems like it would be strange and flakey to me and we risk breaking something else.03:50
segfaultpitti: any plan for the next langpack release?03:50
pittisegfault: at Monday03:50
dokofabbione: ?? openoffice-org2-common does not depend on oo2-java03:50
DizietI wonder if firefox already has some kind of kludge hook thing for plugins.  If not maybe it should do.03:50
segfaultpitti: nice!03:51
KamionDiziet: s/breaking/failing to fix/, I think?03:51
fabbionedoko: sorry right...03:51
danielsDiziet: well, firefox is your baby, so it's your call.  but it's basically 'breaking flash' vs 'not breaking flash'.03:51
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danielstrust me, if your app cannot deal with not having an argb32 visual, it's fundamentally fucked anyway.  it won't work with >95% of deployed X servers today.03:52
Dizietkamion: True.03:53
DizietI'll see if I can find somewhere more selective to put it.03:53
DizietIf not I'll try it out in the wrapper script.03:53
DizietNot that I have an X server which can do argb32 anyway, but.03:53
DizietWhat's the visual name in X11-speak ?03:54
DizietJOOI.03:54
danielsDiziet: it's called a 'visual'03:54
DizietNo, I mean, like TrueColor and DirectColor.03:54
danielseach visual has a visual ID, which is variable per-server, per-start, et al.03:54
DizietThe `class'.03:54
danielstrue, IIRC.03:54
danielser, s/true/direct/03:54
danielsi'm pretty sure it's not true or pseudo.03:54
danielssince each of argb has 8 bits, so you don't need to go through a clut03:55
DizietUm, so does this reuse some mbz bits in the visual info structure ?03:55
danielsno03:55
DizietBecause my xdpyinfo here doesn't show any spare space for alpha channel.03:56
zygais it possible to have ubuntu-desktop-no-openoffice.org03:56
DizietI mean, it doesn't print `alpha mask: 0x00' or some such.03:56
zygaso that people that don't need it can get rid of all that java packages 03:56
Kamionzyga: no, sorry03:56
Kamionzyga: remove ubuntu-desktop03:56
tepsipakkikamion: mangling the initrd helped.. now I suppose the usual preseed-tricks apply to /preseed.cfg, that is you can load other files too?04:00
Kamiontepsipakki: I don't understand the question?04:03
tepsipakkikamion: sorry... d-i preseed/include_command works?04:04
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tepsipakkikamion: from the /preseed.cfg on the initrd04:05
jbaileytepsipakki: Oh!04:05
jbaileyYour swap partition isn't in the same volume group as your root volume.04:05
tepsipakkiduh04:05
tepsipakkishould be04:05
tepsipakkithe poo-swap was a joke..04:06
jbaileyOh.04:06
jbaileyHmm04:06
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jbaileytepsipakki: I had apparently missed a step.  break stops before lvm is activated, my bad.04:06
tepsipakkiah04:07
jbaileytepsipakki: You need to run /scripts/local-top/lvm first04:07
Kamiontepsipakki: yes04:07
tepsipakkijbailey: ok, I'll test it now04:07
jbaileytepsipakki: Cool, thanks.04:08
jbaileytepsipakki: Do you have another box you can stay on IRC with handy?04:08
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zygaKamion: how are seeds generated?04:08
tepsipakkijbailey: yes04:09
jbaileytepsipakki: Lovely.  Lemme know when you're at the break point04:09
tritiumKamion, sorry I missed your pong.04:12
tepsipakkijbailey: ok, just ran /scripts/local-top/lvm04:12
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tritiumKamion, I emailed elmo for a sync, so I'm taken care of.04:12
bddebianHeya tritium04:14
jbaileytepsipakki: 'kay.  Did the /dev/mapper stuff appear?04:14
tepsipakkijbailey: nope04:14
jbaileytepsipakki: Is your harddrive visible in /dev ?04:14
jbaileyLike /dev/hda#? 04:15
jdubmako: ping04:15
tepsipakkif*ck, us-layout bit me04:15
makojdub: dude04:15
makojdub: whats up?04:15
jdubmako: aha! :)04:15
makojdub: where are you?04:16
jdubmako: was stalking your front door last night :-)04:16
jdubmako: hotel in cambridge04:16
makojdub: damnit04:16
danielstepsipakki: us layout is love04:16
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jdubdude, your doorbell is a *phone*04:16
makojdub: yes i know04:16
tepsipakkidaniels: well, it broke my shell ;)04:16
danielstepsipakki: ...04:17
mjg59jdub: Hello?04:17
jdubyo mjg59 04:17
makojdub: you need to call me and/or mika.. it's in italics.. i got your message but didn't know how to get back to you04:17
makojdub: did you get in the building at all?04:17
danielsmjg59: also -- 141 or 146?04:17
jdubmako: nup04:17
tepsipakkidaniels: this is the initramfs-shell..04:17
danielsmjg59: bitch04:17
mjg59daniels: 14604:17
makojdub: blast04:17
jdubmako: yeah, don't have raoming04:17
danielsmjg59: okay04:17
danielsmjg59: represent04:17
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makojdub: mika is there right now04:17
tepsipakkijbailey: put zsh in the image ;)04:18
makojdub: i thought you were coming today04:18
mjg59jdub: We need to arrange timings for next week04:18
jbaileytepsipakki: Ahahahahah04:18
jbaileyno04:18
jbailey=)04:18
jdubmjg59: yeah04:18
jdubmako: aha04:18
jdubmako: well, i might be having lunch with luis04:18
tepsipakkijbailey: well atleast the same settings as in the installer, it has completion too =)04:18
makojdub: that's fine.. i have lunch with wikipedia people04:19
bddebiandaniels: Isn't there a metapackage that provides libxau-dev, libxmu-dev, etc?04:19
danielsbddebian: no04:19
makojdub: i can probably get off early afternoon.. this evening is sushi feast04:19
bddebiandaniels: Crap, OK, thx04:19
makojdub: are you in the hotel the whole time or ONE NIGHT ONKLY04:19
mako?04:19
danielsbddebian: xlibs-dev doesn't provide any of the crap that used to be in xlibs-static-dev04:20
jdubmako: was hoping just the night04:20
makojdub: ok good04:20
tepsipakkijbailey: ok finally.. yes my /dev/hd* is visible04:21
jbaileytepsipakki: Okay.  Do you have any partial lvm volumes that I might corrupt?04:21
tepsipakkijbailey: tmp?04:22
jbaileytepsipakki: Sorry, I'm being unclear, too many things at once.04:22
jbaileytepsipakki: You don't have removable drives, right?04:22
tepsipakkino04:22
jbaileyCool.04:22
jbaileyPlease do "vgchange -ay" then.04:22
tepsipakkifailure to communicate with kernel device-mapper driver etc04:23
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tepsipakkijbailey: i don't think the lvm-script actually did anything.. no modules got loaded etc04:24
tepsipakkiif /sys/module is to be trusted?04:25
tepsipakkior /proc/modules04:25
LathiatKamion: thanks04:25
LathiatKamion: (ntfs)04:25
Lathiati'll try out the next dail04:26
jbaileytepsipakki: Hmm04:26
jbaileymodprobe dm-mod04:27
jbaileyThen try the vgchange -ay04:27
jbaileyLet's brute force this first until it works, then we'll make it right. =)04:27
tepsipakkiyes, 5 logical volume(s) ..... active04:27
tepsipakkiand /dev/mapper/* has them04:28
Riddellmvo: you had a better kdm patch for me for console fonts?04:29
tepsipakkijbailey: umm, I have to leave rsn, but will be back in, say, 5-6 hours04:29
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jdubmjg59: so 12th is formal hall, 14th is GLUE04:31
mjg59jdub: And release party is when?04:31
jbaileytepsipakki: Cool, thanks.04:31
jduboh, i thought you wanted to do release party at one of those?04:32
tepsipakkijbailey: ok, see you then!04:32
mjg59jdub: Uh, no - that's being organised separately04:32
mjg59You probably want to speak to Scott04:32
jdubscott for...?04:32
mjg59Finding out what's being organised04:32
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jdubfor which?04:33
mjg59The release party04:33
jduboh04:33
mjg59Since Mark generally hosts something04:33
bddebianDid someone say party?? :-)04:33
jdubmaybe that'll be the 13th04:33
j^did anyone look into this? http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1530904:33
j^have the same problem on ibm X30, black screen + pointer, desktop is only visible aber switching to console and back04:34
danielsj^: can you trigger same with xset dpms force off, then xset dpms force on?04:35
bddebiandaniels: Is libxaw-headers supposed to provide libXaw.so since is replaces libxaw8-dev ??04:37
j^daniels no,xset dpms force off;xset dpms force on;04:37
j^ the desktop is back once i move the mouse04:37
danielsbddebian: no, you want libxaw7-dev04:37
bddebiandaniels: OK, thx04:37
danielsj^: fuck04:37
danielsj^: does disabling gl screensavers help it?04:38
j^i have blank only as screensaver04:38
danielshm04:39
Lathiathrm, i have a package with a build-dep on xlibmesa-gl-dev, it says it cant find it, but x11proto-gl-dev replaces it, but with that installed, it still doesn't see the dep as satisfied (so i cant build-dep it) is that an apt bug or proper behavior or what?04:40
Kamionreplaces != satisfies-dependencies-on04:40
LathiatKamion: ah ok04:40
Kamionyou want to look for something that provides it04:40
Lathiatoh i have that04:40
Lathiatjust wondering why it offered that solution btu wasnt happy wiuth it04:41
Lathiathow i have to manually paste 10 lines of build-deps ;p04:41
Kamion'libgl1-mesa-dev | libgl-dev' is probably a suitable replacement build-dep?04:41
LathiatKamion: yeh thats not the problem04:42
Kamionthat apt message has always annoyed me; it fosters misunderstanding of Replaces04:42
Lathiatthe problem was getting the rest installed so i can test the package :)04:42
Lathiatjust inconvenient thats all :)04:42
danielslibgl1-mesa-dev | x11proto-gl-dev | libgl-dev is the canonical b-d04:42
Lathiatbah04:43
Lathiatdaniels: you know our glu page doens't say that04:43
Kamiondaniels: really? I'd've thought something more like 'libgl1-mesa-dev | libgl-dev, x11proto-gl-dev | libgl-dev'04:43
Lathiatit was just libgl1-mesa-dev | libgll-dev04:43
Lathiatlast check04:43
Lathiat*libgl-dev04:43
danielsKamion: oh fuck04:43
Lathiathttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUGLUTransition04:43
danielslibgl1-mesa-dev | xlibmesa-gl-dev | libgl-dev, x11proto-gl-dev04:43
danielsbut you shouldn't be requiring x11proto-gl-dev, I don't think04:44
danielshandwaving amidst the bongsmoke04:44
Lathiati hope not :\ 04:44
Lathiatlibgl1-mesa-dev depends on it04:44
Lathiatas does glu1-mesa-dev04:44
bddebianbongsmoke?? w00t04:44
danielsyeah04:44
danielslong story04:44
Lathiatdaniels: so, which one is it? ;p04:45
danielsi don't know, and it's too late on a friday night to be caring about work04:47
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Lathiatheh04:47
LathiatKamion: any insight? :)04:47
Kamionlook at the file lists and see which makes sense04:48
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elmopitti: ?04:49
pittielmo: yes?04:49
elmopitti: can you do the sip main inclusion review if you haven't already?04:49
elmouninstallables == teh suck04:49
pittielmo: I cleared the list today and sent mdz a report04:50
pittielmo: everything is ready to be promoted04:50
elmook, great thanks04:50
pittielmo: I also did some seed adjustments to clean up anastacia output a bit04:50
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SteveAmjg59: ping04:56
mjg59SteveA: Hi04:57
pittiseb128: is it known upstream that the calendar selector in the clock is slightly broken? regardless on which day I click, I always get "today" open, not the day I clicked on04:57
SteveAmjg59: hi.  running breezy (up to date as of 1 week ago) on my laptop.  hangs on suspending.  hibernates, but hangs on coming back to life again. 04:58
SteveAmjg59: something you can help with?04:58
SteveAi'm updating to the latest breezy now04:58
mjg59SteveA: Yes, grab a later acpi-support package04:58
seb128pitti: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11336 / http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16230504:59
pittiseb128: thanks04:59
seb128np04:59
seb128elmo: please sync gnome-blog from Debian05:03
torkelseb128: do you want me to file evolution bugs in b.u.c even though I already have filed them upstream?05:05
seb128torkel: no, why would you do that ? :)05:06
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torkelseb128: because it crashes evo? :-)05:07
seb128that has to be fixed upstream05:07
torkelseb128: and to make it easier for you to track it? :-)05:08
seb128fill it to bugzilla.ubuntu.com if you have a really trivial patch that fixes an issue05:08
seb128other way 5.10 is frozen05:08
torkelsure05:08
seb128I don't want to track every single upstream issue05:08
seb128I'm happy if they fix them upstream and we get the fix for free with the new tarballs05:08
seb1285.10 is frozen, and I'm not going to patch unstable packages anyway05:09
bddebianseb128: You updated gpdf from upstream?05:09
seb128bddebian: no, I've not touched this package since hoary since we use evince now05:10
seb128bddebian: why?05:10
bddebianseb128: It FTBFSs05:10
seb128maybe gcc4 ?05:11
bddebianYes05:12
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johnmfabbione: ping.05:18
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mdzmorning05:22
jdubyo mdz05:22
seb128hi mdz05:22
fabbionejohnm: pong?05:22
johnmfabbione: mind if I PM?05:23
fabbionejohnm: not at all, but i am quite busy, so i might not be extremely responsive05:23
bddebianMorning mdz05:24
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RiddellZnarl, elmo: any news of the kubuntu torrents and mirroring?05:30
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ZnarlRiddell : Yep, we're still working on it.  Sorry for the delay.05:33
RiddellZnarl: ok, good luck05:33
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bddebianseb128: Do you think we should morgue gpdf instead of fixing it?05:36
seb128so people may still use it05:37
seb128it's not fixed by debian ?05:37
bddebianOK05:37
bddebianseb128: They are still at 2.8.something05:37
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zoot_hi, anyone here working on xfce packages?05:38
seb128bddebian: upstream is not really working on it since evince05:39
seb128doesn't mean than nobody uses it05:39
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bddebianseb128: Fair enough, I'll try to fix it05:39
janimozoot_, I am05:39
zoot_janimo: hi, have u guys moved or changed the way xfce reads kioskrc?05:40
janimozoot_, come over to #xubuntu05:40
zoot_janimo: thx, c u there05:40
sivanghmm05:42
sivangUnpacking replacement nvidia-glx-legacy ...05:42
sivangErrors were encountered while processing:05:42
sivang /var/cache/apt/archives/eclipse-pde-common_3.1-10ubuntu1_all.deb05:42
sivang /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.12-9-686-smp_2.6.12-9.22_i386.deb05:42
sivang /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.12-9-686_2.6.12-9.22_i386.deb05:42
sivangE: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)05:42
sivangpitti: still upgrading , when finished I will try to reproduce 1717505:44
mdzRiddell: your promotions to main are now processed05:47
mdzRiddell: you'll probably want to roll new kubuntu-meta05:47
mdzRiddell: you may or may not need to wait for the next cron.daily at :0305:47
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Kamionmdz: we should add libxp{-dev,6-dbg} to "rescued from extra", right?05:49
elmohow did libxp end up coming back?05:50
mdz+cat >&4 <<SECTION05:50
mdz+ection "InputDevice"05:50
elmoI'm sure it's been demoted at least once05:50
mdzthat can't possibly be right05:50
Kamionelmo: some commercial apps needed it05:50
elmoah05:50
Kamionones we were trying to get certified05:50
mdzelmo: e.g., java05:50
pittiHi mdz05:51
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mdzpitti: hi, thanks for knocking out the seed syncage05:52
Riddellmdz: thanks05:52
Kamionelmo: (#15739)05:53
bddebianAnyone have any idea why xprint would bring in it's own Printstr.h instead of using it from /usr/include/X11/extentions/ ??05:56
mdzbddebian: because it's insane05:58
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mdzKamion: yes05:58
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bddebianHeya madduck05:59
mdzKamion: there's a bunch of stuff in anastacia that should be added there, as long as you're at it05:59
\shhmm....06:00
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mdzI've just run cron.sync and updated http://people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/anastacia.txt06:01
mdzaspell-es is going away06:02
mdzpretty much everything else there should be rescued06:02
mdzwith the possible exception of schoolbell. ogra?06:02
Kamionmdz: xorg> 'Option        "Device"        "/dev/input/event0"' doesn't look like a valid shell command, either ...06:02
Kamionmdz: ok, I'm checking the d-i stuff too - I demoted ufs-modules-*06:03
RiddellI'll rescue the pykde/pyqt build-deps06:03
Kamionmdz: weren't we killing mozilla-openoffice.org?06:03
mdzRiddell: hmm? germinate should handle those fine06:03
mdzKamion: hmm, yes, I believe doko said it didn't work06:03
Kamionright, please don't list build-deps explicitly06:03
Riddellpython-kde3-doc and libqscintilla-doc should be kept if we're having the actualy pacakges in main06:04
Kamionyes, those aren't build-deps though :-)06:05
KamionRiddell: add them to the appropriate subsections of "Rescued from Extra" in supported06:05
\shRiddell: u don't want to have pykde/pyqt in main 06:06
wasabi_Hmmm.06:07
DizietSteaming crack-monkeys !06:07
Diziet# If this is an "official" build, try to build everything.06:08
Diziet# I.e., don't exit on errors.06:08
wasabi_umount -l in the initramfs doesn't seem to work06:08
Dizietifdef BUILD_OFFICIAL06:08
Diziet    EXIT_ON_ERROR               = +e06:08
wasabi_=(06:08
Kamion\sh: kde-guidance depends on python-kde3, and is in the Kubuntu desktop seed. So yes, we do06:11
SteveAmjg59: suspend is better now.  it worked, but the screen backlight is off on resume.06:12
mjg59SteveA: Did it ever work?06:12
SteveAmjg59: did what ever work?06:12
SteveAsuspend just didn't work before i upgraded just now06:12
\shKamion: no we don't...because the last patches I made are not upstream, and upstream is refusing to take them, they're at least 1 year old...and I don't see any serious support for python-kde3 in main...honestly06:12
mjg59How about in Hoary?06:12
SteveAbefore, it didn't even fully suspend06:12
SteveAi didn't have this laptop for hoary06:13
mjg59Ok06:13
Kamion\sh: it's a bit late to rip stuff out06:13
mjg59What model is it?06:13
\shKamion: so with next release cycle I will break main :(06:14
KamionI think maintainers are entitled to refuse patches, too, so that alone is not a "must be kicked out" criterion06:14
SteveAmjg59: dell latitude x106:14
SteveAintel 955 graphics chip i think06:14
dokomdz, Kamion: well, it should go to universe for now, it does work, but needs explicitely to be enabled in the OOo2 preferences06:14
\shKamion: no..upstream (real upstream) is not interessted in python-kde3 it's only a "add-on" src support for this is quite annoying...06:14
mjg59Odd. Should work fine (and does for other people)06:14
mdzdoko: your python-defaults upload  seems to have inadvertently included some local changes from June06:15
SteveAmjg59: is there a command to turn on the backlight?06:16
\shKamion: I don't say this to produce more work...but when I patched python-kde3 to fix some really serious bugs, I used patches which are at least one year old..so right now, we have a really good running version, which is better then in any other distro..but will break again in dapper06:16
Kamionmdz: do we need python2.3-moinmoin? I'm assuming that if we can demote old modules, we should06:16
\shKamion: as I said just now to Riddell , python-sip4-qt is ok for main, but not python-kde306:16
mjg59SteveA: No06:16
mjg59It's very machine specific06:16
SteveAmjg59: aha... i touched the brightness control, and it came back06:17
mjg59Ah, interesting06:17
Riddell\sh: why will is break again in dapper?06:17
mdzKamion: most of them are useful with zope, but perhaps not moinmoin 06:17
Kamion\sh: it is *too late*06:17
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RiddellKamion: thanks for fixing the seeds merge06:17
KamionRiddell: np06:17
Kamion\sh: removing desktop stuff between RC and release isn't generally OK06:17
\shRiddell: because the new releases are completly different...and we have to work on the "patches" which will make python-kde3 running again and not segfaulting again 06:17
SteveAmjg59: yep... backlight is off after resume.  back on if i nudge the brightness a bit.06:18
mjg59SteveA: Odd06:18
KamionSteveA: do you think python2.3-moinmoin is useful in main (we have the python2.4 version)?06:18
\shKamion: I only tell you my concerncs :) 06:18
Kamion\sh: if desktop applications didn't depend on it, I'd listen06:18
SteveAKamion: i don't think so.  we should be encouraging people to use python 2.4.06:18
dokomdz: reverting ...06:18
mdzdoko: already did06:18
KamionMigrated python2.3-moinmoin_1.3.4-6ubuntu1_all.deb from main to universe in breezy suite.06:19
mdzKamion: refreshed anastacia.txt06:19
mdzKamion: did you commit your seed changes? if so, we should cron.sync06:19
KamionI always just run anastacia anyway06:19
SteveAmjg59: what information do you want to see in a bug report about this?06:19
Kamionmdz: haven't done all of them yet06:19
Kamionfabbione: do we want to support the iseries kernel?06:20
fabbioneKamion: good question.. i never heard of anybody testing them..06:20
fabbioneso i guess not really06:20
SteveAKamion: is there much python2.3 stuff in main?06:20
pitticarloooooos06:21
KamionSteveA: no; python2.3, python2.3-dev, plus eight other module packages06:22
Kamionwell, seven module packages and python2.3-sip4-dev06:22
Kamionfabbione: ok, I'll demote them06:22
mdzSteveA: if there are python2.3 modules which ought to be in main, please tell us06:22
SteveAmdz: i'm really thinking the other way06:23
KamionSteveA: otherwise, we have docutils, imaging, numeric, sip4-qt3, tk, xml, and zopeinterface, all pulled in by dependencies and/or build-dependencies06:23
dokoSteveA: it's only zope2.8, which needs it06:23
SteveAmdz: do you have a good reason that python 2.3 is in main at all?  06:23
mdzSteveA: zope06:23
SteveAaw poo06:23
SteveAthis has been an issue for the zope community06:23
fabbioneKamion: fine for me06:23
SteveAthe zope3 people want to use python 2.4 for various good reasons06:24
SteveAbut zope 2.8 is stuck on python 2.3 until some scary "author python code through the web" features get a security audit for python 2.406:24
dokoSteveA: yes, they can. but there's still no securtiy audit done for zope 2.x running with python2.4.06:24
SteveAso, zope3 officially still supports python 2.3, although everyone uses it with python 2.406:25
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SteveAso, don't see any point nin python2.3-sip-dev really06:25
jsgotangcok good night06:26
SteveAdocutils and imaging and numeric i can see a point for, given zope06:26
Kamionit's all there because something depends on it06:26
Kamionnone of it is explicitly seeded06:26
SteveAi see06:26
dokoKamion: I think, python2.3-sip-dev is a mistake, pulled in by Riddell'ish stuff06:26
SteveAmjg59: hibernate works, but resuming from hibernate hangs on a text console sayig "swsusp: Need to copy 43534 pages" at the end06:28
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pittiSteveA: are you interested in evaluating bugs in the Rosetta hoary output?06:30
pittiSteveA: just typed a mail to carlos, shall I CC: anybody?06:30
dokoKamion: python2.3-sip-dev is a b-d for sip4-qt3, so demotion looks fine06:31
SteveApitti: yes please.  also kiko, please06:31
Kamiondoko: if that were true, anastacia would list it06:33
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Kamionit does not06:33
Kamiondoko: sip4-qt3 is in main06:33
zygare06:34
zygaKamion: did you catch my last question few hours ago?06:34
Kamionmdz: what about tagcoll and tdb-tools? they're both tools to access data created by packages in the build-dependency chains of Kubuntu package management tools06:35
Kamionzyga: yes. seeds aren't generated, they're written06:35
zygaKamion: great, thank you :)06:35
wasabi_jbailey, ping06:36
pittiKamion: tdbtools is mentioned in the report; it's poorly (i. e. not at all) documented06:36
\shdoko: it's not the truth...sip4-qt3 produces python2.3-sip-dev which is not the default anymore..now it's python2.4-sip4-dev06:36
dokoyes, did see that too late06:37
pittiKamion: security-wise it is ok, though06:37
sabdflmdz: can you prepare to freeze bugzilla, and redirect people to malone?06:38
\shhmm...who can I nerve with some sync requests? I don't know if elmo is back and I need at least for one package some more time to test it community wise...06:38
Kamionpitti: I'll demote tdb-tools06:38
bddebianOK, I give up xprint is a piece of crap06:38
Kamion\sh: elmo is back06:39
\shKamion: ok...so I'll write emails ;)06:39
Kamionsabdfl: I asked on #launchpad, but didn't get a clear answer. What are the provisions for making people the owners of packages in Launchpad (and thus Malone), without having to make them the owner of the whole product (in most cases they won't be upstream, may not be the Debian maintainer, etc.)?06:40
sabdflKamion: owner?06:40
Dizietfirefox on davis tries to build the i386 asm versions of various stuff because config.guess says ppc64 which falls off the bottom of a switch-a-like in mozilla's makefiles ...06:40
Kamiondefault assignee for bugs, in this case06:40
sabdflin general, the "owner" is now being rebranded "registrant" - it's the person who first told us about a product, or distro, etc06:41
sabdflseparately we'll have things like maintainership06:41
Kamionok, I'm not sure of the appropriate terminology06:41
sabdflKamion: malone doesn't do that right now, it could do06:41
Kamionbut per-distro maintainership06:41
sabdflplease discuss requirements with bradb06:41
Kamionthat seems somewhat essential06:41
tseng the motu has asked him about it many times06:42
tsengand its never made it to his working list it seems06:42
sabdfli know we have spec'd package subscriptions06:42
sabdfldefault assignee is a good idea06:42
dokoDiziet: did you start the chroot using linux32 ?06:42
DizietIt's not my chroot.  davis, in the colo.06:43
dokoDiziet: but _you_ call dchroot ...06:43
DizietI can fudge it up for what I want to do now but it's a bit lame really.06:43
fabbioneDiziet: linux32 06:44
dokoshould be linux32 dchroot ...06:44
DizietOIC.  I still think it's lame but I wasn't blaming the chroot/abi machinery.06:44
DizietI was blaming Mozilla.  But linux32 is a nicer fudge.06:44
Kamionsabdfl: ok, I'll mail this conversation to him with comments06:45
fabbioneDiziet: did you build that test binary on amd64?06:45
DizietReally, there ought to be a standard way in autoconf to get any configure script to use system's config.guess which would just be a small script which would always print a fixed string.06:45
Dizietfabb: I thought you said ppc ?06:45
fabbionenope..06:45
DizietOops.06:45
DizietWell, I'll think of it as a learning experience.06:46
fabbionethe past i gave to you was for general RISC processors06:46
fabbione:)06:46
jdubhrrrm06:46
fabbionebut the bug might be the same i am experiencing here06:46
DizietI don't think I have an account on an amd64 in the colo.06:46
DizietYes, it probably is.06:46
fabbioneDiziet: concordia06:46
jdubif you hibernate after upgrading a kernel06:46
SteveAmjg59: hello?06:46
jdubyour hibernate image is dumped without any warning :(06:46
fabbioneDiziet: you should have an account there06:46
jdubperhaps we should try and boot the old kernel in that case? (dapper)06:46
Dizietfabb: Yep.06:47
fabbioneDiziet: my ppc will arrive while we will be at UBZ :(06:47
fabbioneexactly the day after i will leave dk06:47
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DizietHow convenient.06:47
jbaileywasabi_: pong06:48
fabbioneDiziet: i am sort of unhappy.. i was really looking forward to take it with me at UBZ06:48
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fabbionebut well.. that's the delivery time06:48
DizietOh, a laptop.06:48
fabbionei could have get it faster i was going to give up on the RAM06:49
wasabi_jbailey, umount -l doesn't seem to work in initramfs06:49
mdzKamion: if we're supporting the source packages for tdb and tagcoll anyway, we may as well have the tools in main06:49
wasabi_different umount?06:49
zygais there any # for translators?06:49
fabbionebut i can't be bothered to go and get it later06:49
jbaileywasabi_: Right, it's busybox's mount and umount06:49
wasabi_Umm. Okay, Well, I'm realizing that I should not umount it.06:49
wasabi_I have to some how MOVE the mount into the real root.06:49
Kamionmdz: ok for tagcoll. pitti said in the inclusion report "I don't like to see tdb-tools in main."06:49
jbaileywasabi_: Right. =)06:49
wasabi_How the heck can I do that?06:49
jbaileywasabi_: Look at the bottom of /init to see how I move /dev06:50
mdzKamion: why?06:50
mdzsabdfl: can we hold off on migrating to Malone until after the 5.10 release?06:50
Kamionmdz: lack of documentation apparently06:50
wasabi_Okay. I see that after root is mounted, it makes /dev/.static/dev06:51
wasabi_mount -o move?!?!06:51
wasabi_Interesting.06:51
wasabi_Never seen that before.06:51
mdzjdub: booting the old kernel is impossible in the common case of having upgraded to an ABI-compatible version06:51
mdzjdub: rather, we should refuse to hibernate when the kernel has been upgraded but not booted yet06:51
mdzjdub: there's a bug in bugzilla somewhere06:51
wasabi_I suspect I want to do this in init-bottom? I want to move /tmp/flash to ${rootmnt}/boot06:51
zygaoh, okay then06:51
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jbaileywasabi_: Sounds right.06:52
wasabi_thx once again06:53
jbaileyAnytime, my friend.06:53
wasabi_Cool. I get it.06:54
wasabi_make /boot/.static/boot, bind the original /boot to it, move the /tmp/flash system in place of the real /boot06:55
Kamionmdz: you seem sceptical, so I've added tdb-tools to the Kubuntu supported seed06:55
dokowasabi_: forwarded you an eclipse mail06:55
mdzKamion: lack of documentation has not stopped us before ;-)06:56
Kamionheh06:56
Kamionmdz: go ahead and run cron.sync now; it probably won't quite be complete, but close06:57
Kamionwell, s/now/after this cron.daily/ probably06:57
wasabi_jbailey, run-init seems to complain if I create any new directories in the initramfs06:57
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wasabi_should I actually be doing /dev/.static/boot or something?06:58
zygawho manages the wiki page?06:58
Kamionzyga: what wiki page?06:58
zygawiki engine06:58
zyga0 rezultatw z liczby 5074 stron. (<ul> <li style="list-style-type:none">0.56 sekund. </li> </ul>)06:58
Kamionhno73 I believe06:59
zygathat means 0 results from 5074 page06:59
Kamion(Henrik Omma)06:59
zygathat's not source, I see HTML on the page06:59
zygahttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/?action=fullsearch&context=180&value=popularity+contest&titlesearch=Tytu%C5%82y06:59
zygahno73: ping :)06:59
jbaileywasabi_: Got a specific error message for me? =)07:00
hno73zyga: hi :)07:01
zygahno73: check above :)07:01
zygahno73: separate issue: clicking 'assign category to this page' combo box displays ["CategoryMOTU"] 07:02
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zygahno73: wiki used polish locale07:03
wasabi_one sec07:03
dokomdz: syncing the ooo2-helpcontent2 "source" now, will finish in two hours. I'm waiting with the ooo2 upload for a few hours, until fabbione tells me the sparc results.07:03
wasabi_doko, odd. Working fine for me. Need more info.07:04
fabbionedoko: it's munging as fast as it can :)07:04
wasabi_There a bug report?07:04
dokowasabi_: there's none, I just got the mail07:05
dokowasabi_: could you test 3.1.1 packages?07:06
wasabi_Yes, in a bit.07:06
wasabi_IT BOOTED07:06
wasabi_MY FLASH BOOTED07:06
mdzdoko: please do not wait for sparc07:06
jbailey\o/07:06
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wasabi_Hahah.07:06
wasabi_That kicks freaking ass.07:06
wasabi_It's up, waiting for login.07:07
mdzdoko: this is already very last-minute07:07
dokomdz: ok07:07
wasabi_Okay, next step is I need to get loading/saving configuartion to work.07:07
mdzdoko: I'm not even sure we should do it, since we can't fit it on the CD anyway07:07
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wasabi_My idea is to have a "write" script, like a cisco.07:07
mdzunless...07:07
wasabi_Which saves specific modifications to the flash.07:07
wasabi_like specific files in /etc, etc, and then reloads them at boot.07:07
wasabi_Oh and I have to figure out how to do a unionfs too. =(07:08
mdzsabdfl: around?07:08
fabbionedoko: please upload with that patch.. 07:08
tsengwasabi_: you might take a look at openwrt07:08
fabbionedoko: i think that was the only point were asm love was required07:08
tsengwasabi_: they have a readonly flash partition, and then an overlay for changed configs07:08
dokofabbione: sure, I did include it, it's a sparc specific file, which gets patched07:09
dholbachre07:09
fabbionedoko: exactly..07:09
dokofabbione: mention Dave in the changelog?07:09
fabbionedoko: it's building binfilters now..07:09
wasabi_tseng, that's good too. I need to learn how to do overlays right.07:09
fabbionedoko: yes please.. David Miller..07:09
fabbionedoko: are you aware of any other portion of code that are arch specific like that one?07:10
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dokoAFAIK the uno bridge is the only one07:10
fabbionedoko: ok.. than we are good to go imho07:11
fabbionedon't wait for me to build..07:11
fabbionejust upload07:11
dokofabbione: yes, have only 35kB/s upstream and the help.orig is 350MB ...07:12
fabbionedoko: doh07:12
fabbionethat will take at least 4 hours07:13
wasabi_So, overlay file systems. What's the recommended software for this? I've heard of unionfs, but heard it's unstable.07:14
mdzdoko: assuming the .orig is pristine, you should be able to download to chinstrap and upload from there07:14
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\shwasabi_: check openwrt or dd-wrt07:15
dokomdz: no, not the prebuilt help content, which I did build on my server.07:16
wasabi_Archives down or is it just me?07:17
mdzwasabi_: so you're going to implement buntu then?07:18
wasabi_mdz, well, not exactly. I'm implementing a simple initramfs extension to boot off a flash with a stored ro file system.07:18
wasabi_Two bash scripts, done in about 50 lines each, seem to have completed it. ;007:19
mdzwasabi_: that's a big part of it07:19
mdzplus the saving stuff07:19
fabbioneDiziet: firefox seems much more stable.. any hope to get to test mozilla-browser with the same CFLAGS?07:19
fabbione(at least it didn't crash yet)07:19
mdzwasabi_: once you have copy-on-write and a way to save the delta back to flash, the hard bits are done07:20
mdzthe rest is just package selection07:20
mdzoh, and the installer07:21
wasabi_yeah.07:21
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elmobddebian: WTF, dude?07:23
bddebianelmo: Now what did I do?07:23
elmowhy the hell are you uploading stuff instead of waiting for syncs?07:23
bddebianelmo: With what?07:23
elmoI SPECIFICALLY asked you not to do that07:23
elmolibchipcard207:24
bddebianI asked for a sync and Kamion did it07:24
elmook, so why are you emailing me stuff and then not telling me it's done?07:25
bddebianelmo: The e-mail went out before Kamion did it for me and you are right, I meant to e-mail you that he did it and I did not.  My apologies.07:25
\shelmo: forget my wesnoth request...didn't know that Lathiat was requesting it, too :(07:25
Lathiat\sh: heh07:26
wasabi_mdz, copy-on-write is my next step. It shouldn't be that hard once I figure out what software to use.07:26
\shLathiat: u should say a word :)07:26
elmobddebian: are any of the other emails superseded?07:26
bddebianelmo: As far as I can recall, just the ones in that one big e-mail.  aqbanking, gnucash, libchipcar2, etc.07:27
Lathiat\sh: we discussed it in #ubuntu-motu ;p07:28
fabbioneDiziet: ?07:28
\shLathiat: grmpf...I didn't see that..so I requested it as well...ok no harm ;)07:29
Lathiatperhaps is hould write a sync tracker :)07:29
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\shLathiat: a good thing for revu2 ;)07:31
\shLathiat: putting everything on a list, and at the end of the week a mail will be send to elmo :)07:31
siretartsync and morgue tracker are on my personal todo list07:31
\shsiretart: rock07:32
Lathiatbtw if something has been thrown out of debian07:32
Lathiatshoudl we throw it out too?07:32
elmoguys don't expend too much energy on it - the manual sync process is a result of us  using katie07:32
elmoit'll go away eventually when we move to LP07:32
Lathiate.g. howl07:32
Lathiataltho we have one program depending on howl, theres code to use avahi in cvs 07:33
\shelmo: so LP will have a "please sync" trigger button? 07:33
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siretartelmo: do you have a timeframe for that?07:33
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\shwhile gcl is test-compiling, I could grab some beer for tonight...yeah good idea07:34
moyogohi, i was wondering if there could be some font evaluation program07:38
moyogoespecially for opentype features07:38
moyogoright now pretty much all of the fonts and all the programs don't have a decent opentype/unicode support07:39
moyogosome fonts just have lots of glyphs, without the proper definitions07:39
moyogoat least in latin script07:40
elmosiretart: no07:42
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sivangMithrandir: these are the performance samples I did , with GUI sessions, and without : http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/breezy-performance/07:48
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mvoinfinity: does the patch for #17116 looks sane to you?07:57
RiddellZnarl, elmo: how are the kubuntu CDs?08:01
ZnarlRiddell : Think it's solved.  Just confirming now.08:02
RiddellZnarl: what was the problem?08:03
ZnarlRiddell : We had to restart the seeding process.08:04
infinitymvo : type isn't POSIX, is it?  Otherwise, the logic looks sane.  Is it tested?08:07
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dokomdz: OOo2 uploaded, hoary->breezy upgrade didn't show any problems. will upload the help in about three hours, but these cannot be uses without the updated OOo2 anyway08:09
infinitymvo : Also, you may want to use "fgconsole 2>/dev/null", since it vomits on stderr if it can't figure out our current console.08:10
mdzdoko: accepted08:10
mvoinfinity: tested it with normal setup, multi-head, without gdm, with gdm, with timeout and without08:10
mvoinfinity: yeah, good point (the redirect)08:11
infinitymvo : Cool, then it has my seal of approval, just needs mdz's.08:11
infinitymvo : The whole thing is a pretty hideous hack that needs to be rethought, but it's good enough for now, I think.08:11
mvoinfinity: oh yes! right after the release we need to implement a post-run hook for usplash, that is a much better way to handle this IMHO08:12
infinityWell, we need to know if it was running in the first place, and one what VC, etc.  Having it drop something in the (pivoted) root filesystem that we clean up in the init script might work.  I dunno.  I've not thought about it much beyond "the current solution is scary wrong"08:13
infinitymvo : I think it's good enough for release, though (and subsequent inclusion in the Hideous Hacks BoF)08:14
mvoinfinity: my current idea is to have something like /etc/usplash/postrun that is a script that is run by usplash when is exists. we register the console-screen.sh stuff in it then08:16
infinitymvo : Speaking of hooks, remind me at UBZ to corner you and discuss the "pre-upgrade" hooks ideas for synaptic/update-manager.08:16
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mvoinfinity: right08:16
opig;day08:17
mvoping carlos 08:17
infinitymvo : Yeah, that would work.  Except in the odd case usplash crashes, but I suppose designing for segfaults is a pessimistic view.08:17
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mvoinfinity: b, it won't crash08:17
infinityHasn't done so for me so far, but give it time. :)08:18
mvohaha08:18
infinity"All software has bugs, this goes double for anything with the name 'Adam Conrad' in the changelog."08:19
infinityA certain truth, I'm sure of it.08:19
carlosmvo, pong08:19
\shI thought I heard bddebian, but I read infinity ;)08:20
mvocarlos: is there a way to tell if the pot file of gksu in rosetta is up-to-date? it seems to lack a string08:20
mvocarlos: "Please enter your password\n to run %s"08:20
mvocarlos: it is part of the pot file that is generated with intltool-update -p 08:21
mvoinfinity: heh :) don't forget that my name is in the changelog as well, that will certainly make things worse08:21
infinity\sh : I'm not being terribly self-deprecating, just realistic.  Software work (especially on a tight schedule) is a very "two steps forward; one step back" affair.08:21
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carlosmvo, I can give you the version of the imported .pot file, is that enough?08:22
mvocarlos: yes, that's a good start08:22
mvocarlos: I wonder if it might be easier to just upload a new pot by hand for now to make sure the string is in08:23
mvocarlos: it's aobut the only string the users sees from gksu :)08:23
carlosmvo, I or Jordi can do that, you don't have the rights08:23
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bddebian\sh: What did I do now?? :-)08:24
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blueyedI've posted a patch which fixes some issues with pppoeconf. I think it's important to get it into breezy: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=10080 - would be nice if someone could at least re-open it. It's a "popular" bug and still not finally fixed!08:25
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mvocarlos: right, do you want me to send it to you? or will you do a "apt-get source gksu; cd gksu-1.3.0; intltool-update -p" yourself?08:26
jordimvo: I was going to do your request right now08:26
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carlosmvo, just a second...08:26
jordithe synaptic one, is this a new one?08:26
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mvojordi: not that I know of ...08:27
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jordicarlos: should I handle it?08:27
mvojordi: I splited the po dirs into "po and po-manual" recently (like 3 weeks ago). not sure if you mean this08:27
mvojordi, carlos: please let me know when a new template is up so that I can translate the missing strings08:28
carlosmvo, POT-Creation-Date: 2005-06-18 14:57-030008:29
carlosthat's the one imported08:29
carlosjordi, if you could, yes, please08:29
infinityblueyed : I mean to review your patch tomorrow and talk to the release managers about it.08:29
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blueyedThank you infinity!08:30
jordicarlos: ok. Do we have all the required filesi n rosetta@?08:30
mvocarlos: will rosetta import changed pot files automatically in the future?08:31
carlosmvo, we do that now, what do you mean?08:32
carlosjordi, we should...08:32
jordiok08:32
mvocarlos: hm, I wonder why the string is missing (or am I just overlooking something)?08:33
carlosmvo, If it's missing it's because a bug not because we are not syncing08:34
mvocarlos: ok, that's what I wanted to know, thanks. 08:35
sivangcan anybodyu tell me how does OO finds its font is uses? (trying to figure out #17175)08:40
mdzcarlos: how go the langpacks?08:40
jordimvo: so this is for the breezy template, right?08:41
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carlosmdz, breezy langpacks seem to look ok, just missing ones that we are reviewing / fixing every day and does not block the deployment of the language pack08:43
carlosmdz, hoary ones seems that need some reimports now that we solved many bugs since hoary release08:44
mvojordi: yes08:44
dokosivang: locate show VCL.xcu08:44
dokosivang: locate VCL.xcu08:44
sivangdoko: k, and so a pakcage that installs font for OO should ship a file like this to let OO know about its fonts?08:45
dokosivang: no, that's a priority list. OO uses fontconfig08:46
mvomdz: does the fix for #17116 looks ok to you?08:46
sivangdoko: k, thanks08:46
dokoso something did change with Diziet's changes, which you have to dig out. have fun :-(08:47
sivangdoko: I have this file both in my home and on /usr/share/08:47
fabbionedoko: oo2 started building right now...08:47
dokoyes, that's ok, edit the system file08:47
fabbionedoko: let's hope for the best or it will be a royal waste of CPU time ;)08:47
dokofabbione: on sparc, the second time?08:48
fabbionedoko: from ubuntu4...08:48
doko ahh, ok08:48
fabbionedoko: i did stop the other.. since this was the last upload anyway08:48
sivangdoko: k08:48
fabbionepointless to let it go twice..08:48
fabbionedoko: do you have any idea how much space it takes to build it?08:48
fabbionelike 4? 5? 6 GB?08:49
mdzmvo: is that while pidof usplash .... for paranoia, or have we seen cases where it fails to exit?08:49
mvomdz: pure paranoia08:49
mdzmvo: looks good08:50
mdzmvo: I think the /proc/cmdline check is superfluous, but harmless08:51
sivangdoko: can fonts be used even if they do not appear in that file ?08:51
dokofabbione: about 3GB ccache08:51
dokosivang: yes08:51
mvomdz: additional paranoia ...08:51
mdzmvo: you tested this with gdm disabled and it does the right thing?08:51
sivangdoko: I see, probably when queried from fontconfig ?08:52
mdzmvo: well, in that case, the paranoia is backwards. :-)  if we have doubt, we should go ahead and execute the conditional08:52
dokofabbione: debian: 3,5GB, ooo-build: 8,5GB08:52
mdzbecause it's harmless if usplash isn't actually running08:52
mvomdz: yes, I added a sleep to ntpdate to trigger a timeout08:52
dokosivang: the file describes priorities/choices. Look in the font selector, you'll see that all fonts are displayed, which are available from fontconfig08:53
fabbionedoko: ccache is not a problem, but i don't understand what you mean by debian: 3,5GB, ooo-build: 8,5GB ?08:54
fabbioneso i need a total of 12GB to build?08:54
dokofabbione: the whole unpacked tree is about 12GB at the end, yes08:54
mvomdz: it's the chvt 1 scares me and that's why I don't want to be extra careful08:54
doko+ the space for the debs08:54
fabbioneshit08:55
fabbioneops08:55
fabbionesorry08:55
sivangdoko: font selector in fontconfig?08:55
mvos/don't//08:55
dokosivang: in OOo08:55
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mdzmvo: there seem to be more changes in your lpi upload than in the changelog08:55
mvomdz: yes, my bad. some compiler warnings are fixed as well 08:56
mdzmvo: e.g., x-www-browser08:56
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mvomdz: that one was already in, I just moved it from debian/patches into my baz tree08:57
mdzoh, I see08:57
sivangmdz: that helped us drop dependency on the pakcage holding gnome-open , enable the future use by other desktops.08:58
elmodoko: why is this oo2-helpcontent stuff so damn big?08:58
mdzelmo: let me guess...it's another copy of the oo.o2 source08:59
dokomdz: nah, not that easy ;)08:59
dokoelmo: 12MB per language08:59
elmomdz: it's 2 x the size of the oo.o2 source08:59
dokoprebuilt08:59
mdzSWEET08:59
mdzthat's another source CD right there08:59
jsgotangcougghh08:59
dokoelmo: don't exxagerate!09:00
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elmo185M    /srv/ftp.no-name-yet.com/ftp/pool/main/o/openoffice.org2/openoffice.org2_1.9.129.orig.tar.gz09:00
fabbionemdz: if you want i can upload oscar :) it's another 340MB of source ;)09:00
elmo338M    openoffice.org2-helpcontent_1.9.129.orig.tar.gz09:00
elmodoko: ... ?09:00
dokoelmo: 2*185=37009:01
elmodude, please09:01
dokowe cannot build it from source, because it requires non-free jars09:01
elmo340, 370.  with oo2, what's 30Mb between friends?09:02
dokoso, the "source" package contains the prebuilt help, which is not the preferred format for editing, but good enough for breezy09:02
dokoelmo: 30MB is gcc ;)09:02
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mdzdoko: non-free jars?  I thought the issue was that our JDK wasn't up to it yet09:06
jordimvo: hey09:09
jordimvo: I have no file for gksu in my email09:09
jordiI do have a request for synaptic09:09
dokomdz: iff I build the helpcontent from source, I'll have to use old versions of jaxp and xt, which have a non-free license. So we did have the choice of a third copy of source in multiverse, and the binaries not in main, or have the prebuilt binaries put in the source and in main, arguing that it's not code, but documentation, which doesn't come in the preferred format for editing09:13
sivangdoko: weird, there a conf.d conffile , also a fonts.dir for X11 , still no culmus for oo09:14
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mvojordi: oh, sorry. I asked before if I should send a file or if it easier for you to do "apt-get source gksu; cd gksu-1.3.0/po;intltool-update -p" 09:15
dokosivang: two weeks ago it did work. maybe try an old live-cd? or old fontconfig packages?09:15
sivangdoko: where I can fetch an old package?09:15
sivangoh nice, firefox crashed for me on p.d.o09:16
dokofrom an old cd. but there are only three cd's from the past ...09:17
jordimvo: can you mail me a quick file?09:17
jordiit's only the pot, not the translations, rihht'09:17
sivangdoko: I can take a hoary package, I have a CD09:17
dokosivang: what does this help?09:18
mvojordi: sure09:18
sivangdoko: nothing, sorry09:18
mvojordi: send09:19
jordimvo: thanks dude09:21
jordimvo: will do synaptic as well09:21
mvojordi: thanks! 09:21
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jordiah, here!09:27
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janimoelmo, I copy pasted the xubuntu-artwork copyright from kubuntu-default-settings that's why it's not CC-...09:35
janimoI now see that edubuntu's is what you say09:35
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jordimvo: gksu done, Catalan updated :=09:39
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seb128jordi, mvo: what about gksu?09:40
jordiseb128: rosetta template update09:40
seb128k09:41
jordidon't wrory man :)09:41
jordihttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/synaptic09:42
jordiI wonder how much sense this makes09:42
jordiwhat does it mean it's not published in breezy?09:42
mvojordi: thanks09:43
jordimvo: synaptic should be done09:43
mvojordi: cool, thanks09:45
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mvoping smurf 09:57
mvosmurf: could you please add me to the german translators team?09:58
sivangdoko: is there anything you could suggest to check ? I don't see anything else I can check. and none of the culmus fonts appear on the OOo font selectors10:01
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fabbionegood night guys10:03
mdznight fabbione10:03
fabbionenight mdz10:04
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HiddenWolfmvo, ping10:12
mvoHiddenWolf: pong10:12
HiddenWolfmvo, just dist-upgraded, and I get an empty post-update information notice.10:12
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mvoHiddenWolf: anything usefull in your ~/.xsession-errors ?10:15
hno73Kamion: Slim AMD64 tarball: http://www.theopencd.org/winfoss/ubuntu-AMD/current/10:15
HiddenWolfmvo, empty file10:16
mvoHiddenWolf: empty? that's unusal. 10:17
HiddenWolfmvo, nm, typo. :$10:18
mvoHiddenWolf: can you send the file to me by mail?10:18
hno73Riddell: Does Kubuntu Live need a slimmed down WinFOSS tarball for AMD64 too? The current one is about 92MB (compressed)10:18
HiddenWolfmvo, what's the addy?10:18
mvoHiddenWolf: and test if http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/update-notifier/ helps?10:18
mvoHiddenWolf: michael.vogt at ubuntu.com10:18
mvoHiddenWolf: there is a 0.40.13 in there10:19
HiddenWolfmvo, sent10:20
mvoHiddenWolf: thanks10:20
xTinaHm. Who decided on putting that bearded face into the password dialog for xscreensaver?!?10:22
HiddenWolfmvo, installed the new version, but that froze update-notifier.10:24
Riddellhno73: breezy live amd64 CD is only 619M10:25
RiddellZnarl: kubuntu CDs don't seem to be mirrored yet10:25
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hno73Riddell: but is that using an old tarball?10:26
ZnarlRiddell : Noticed another problem.  Fixing it now.10:26
Riddellhno73: I'm not sure10:27
hno73Riddell: http://www.theopencd.org/winfoss/kubuntu/current/ is the new URL10:27
hno73http://www.theopencd.org/kubuntu/amd64/latest/ is the old10:28
hno7392 vs 35 MB10:28
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segfaultwho handles people.ubuntu.com?10:30
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jdubmdz: oh, good point (re: same-abi kernel)10:35
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seb128'night mvo10:49
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mdkesegfault, it depends on the person afaik10:49
tepsipakkijbailey: ok, back online!10:50
jbaileytepsipakki: Cool.  I think I guess why LVM didn't fire for you, we need to make sure the "root" variable is set from your shell10:51
tepsipakkiROOT='/dev/hda2'10:53
janimojdub, I have an esound question10:54
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janimoI want to start it as part of default xfce session10:55
janimois it ok to just put it in there with -nobeeps and it will have the same params as in gnome?10:55
jbaileytepsipakki: Right, now do export ROOT10:57
jbaileytepsipakki: That way it's visible to the subshell, and run /scripts/local-top/lvm10:57
tepsipakkijbailey: on the shell if I say 'export' it lists all those variables, including "export ROOT='/dev/hda2'"10:59
tepsipakkijbailey: is "vg=${ROOT#/dev/mapper/}" right?11:00
tepsipakkiin lvm11:00
jbaileyMmm, hold on a sec.11:01
jbaileyYour root is on a regular drive, but your swap is on lvm?11:01
tepsipakkiyes11:01
jbaileyOh.11:01
jbaileyThat won't work for resuming in breezy, sorry.11:01
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tepsipakkiit has worked, though11:01
tepsipakkibut, ok11:01
jbaileyRight now we only activate the volume group that the root volume is on.11:02
jbaileyIt would be reasonable to check the RESUME partition and do it for that one too.11:02
jbaileytepsipakki: For your local setup, you could just hacka in a "vgchange -ay" somewhere.11:03
jbaileytepsipakki: But we can't do that generally, because in a multipath case, some of the drives may not be visible until the network stack is up.11:04
jbailey(Or other bus drivers not needed for booting)11:04
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tepsipakkijbailey: ok, I might just reinstall this some time and add root to the vg11:07
jbaileytepsipakki: Are you going to be tracking dapper as it goes?11:07
tepsipakkidefinately11:07
jbaileyIf you could file a bug in bugzilla "initramfs-tools should also activate the lvm VG for the RESUME partition"11:08
jbaileyThen I'll probably nail that one fairly quickly after.11:08
tepsipakkiwill do, and I won't reinstall it before it is done ;)11:09
jbaileyGreat ;)  Always nice if the submitter can test to see if it's fixed. =)11:09
tepsipakkiof course then there's no need..11:09
tepsipakkialthough my root is a bit too small11:09
sivangDiziet: around?11:12
tepsipakkijbailey: might I just rename the bug that I created yesterday?11:14
jbaileytepsipakki: That'll work too. =)11:19
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mdzdoko: the help built, but the packages seem to be empty11:27
tepsipakkijbailey: done11:29
jbaileytepsipakki: Cool, thanks11:29
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mdzdoko: never mind, I've fixed it11:42
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dokomdz: just came home. thanks, thinko. the control file isn't regenerated11:57

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