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=== \sh needs to fix universe before release...so stay tuned
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BicchiKamion: I just want to avoid slow downloads and do it right away.12:02
ikmoHi all, is there anyone from the art team in here please?12:02
Kamion\sh: you are nearly out of time12:02
Kamionwe aren't going to wait12:03
Kamion\sh: remember that the buildds have to catch up with your uploads *before* release, too12:03
\shKamion: yeah...I'm hurring up12:03
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Kamion\sh: learn to love the way bugs can be handled next release rather than rushed through for this one12:03
\shKamion: but for dapper I need to find a quad xeon sponsor12:03
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fabbionemdz: sparc tftpboot install and miniso install are good too :)12:04
\shKamion: only some ftbfs stuff the last packages..if someone is saying now..."buildds closed"...I'll just test the cds with my working laptop now12:04
\shgood thing is, actually, that I have a free day today12:06
\shelmo: thx 12:06
fabbionemdz: i can't see anything obvious in dccprobe.. i will have to look at it when i am more awake12:08
mdzfabbione: ok, thanks12:08
fabbioneno problem12:09
fabbioneit can't be fixed for breezy anyway12:09
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mdzogra: still here?12:10
ajmitch\sh: hopefully for dapper we can do builds on the launchpad system12:10
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ogramdz, what a question :)12:11
fabbionemdz: is there anything else i need to do before crashing?12:11
mdzfabbione: if all your test results are in the table, no, good night12:12
mdzogra: how is edubuntu?12:12
Kamion(Edubuntu DVDs are currently building, BTW)12:12
KamionRiddell: Kubuntu DVDs are published12:12
ogramdz, last iso was fine, just copying the final iso over to my writer12:12
fabbioneKamion: have the Ubuntu-server CD been rebuilded already?12:12
Kamionfabbione: yes12:13
fabbionemdz: ok.. i am gonna test one of them again12:13
RiddellKamion: only amd64 is there12:13
fabbioneKamion: thanks12:13
KamionRiddell: ah, it'll still be mirroring then12:13
Riddellright12:13
mdzKamion: what's left to build CD-wise?12:13
Nafallofabbione: there is a special cd for servers?12:13
Kamionthe only images left to build are Edubuntu DVDs (in progress), then non-release stuff: ports install/live, livecd-base12:14
fabbioneNafallo: yes..12:14
Nafallothat's news to me :-)12:14
=== Nafallo goes to look
fabbioneNafallo: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-server/daily/current/12:14
KamionNafallo: it's rather new12:14
Nafallowhat's the diffrence from regular with server on the prompt?12:15
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fabbioneNafallo: the pkgs on CD12:15
KamionNafallo: different set of stuff on the CD; a bunch of server applications in place of the desktop12:15
Kamion(only the server boot option, though, you don't get a huge bunch of servers installed by default)12:16
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jbaileyIs it live + cd for a dvd rsync?12:17
Nafallooki. then regular + internet give me no diffrence :-)12:17
fabbionejbailey: yes12:17
Riddelljbailey: how does that work?12:17
fabbioneRiddell: cp live dvd && cat install >> dvd && rsync ;)12:18
RiddellI'm sceptical but I'll give it a go12:18
KamionRiddell: works pretty well in practice12:19
jbaileyRiddell: It seemed to cut about 30% off the last one I did.12:19
jbaileyGood enough for me. =)12:19
Kamionyou have to download .debs not on the install CD, obviously, but the rest helps12:19
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dobwanwhiprush, are you going to mirror 5.10?12:23
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\shelmo: please sync dbishell 0.8.9-7 from debian unstable (ubuntu override OK, missed that, sry)12:28
KeybukKamion: confirmed; automatic partitioning doesn't find my ntfs drive12:28
Keybukbut manual does12:28
KamionKeybuk: ok, that's at least consistent, thanks12:28
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Keybukmeh, now where the hell are my gorram hoary CDs?12:33
KeybukI know I blew some12:33
=== Kamion applies some reformatting to the test plan tables
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mdzyay, bandwidth restored12:37
mdzshould be able to start DVD testing in <30m12:37
jdongIs there any plan of fixing 17410?12:37
ogralucky you :)12:37
fabbioneAHHHHH 12:37
ograjdong, the archive is frozen12:37
Keybukhmm12:37
mdzjdong: see /topic12:37
fabbionenice midnight snack12:37
Keybukautorun isn't working for me12:37
ografabbione, !!12:37
jdongogra: those upgrading to Breezy won't be amused12:38
KeybukXP thinks that 20051012.2 install is a "Pictures" CD12:38
mdzjdong: we've already discussed that here and it will be addressed through breezy-updates12:38
fabbioneKeybuk: not here... mine was fine12:38
jdongmdz: k, that clears it up :)12:38
Keybukthere isn't an autorun anything on it, in fact12:38
Keybukfabbione: live or install?12:38
fabbioneKeybuk: live12:38
=== Keybuk is testing install
fabbioneoh12:39
fabbioneok12:39
=== fabbione is closed to 24 hours in a raw in front of his monitors
Keybukmaybe that's deliberate *shrug*12:39
KamionBreezyTestPlan reformatted; please insert line breaks as I've done, it makes the whole thing a lot more readable12:41
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fabbioneKamion: wow... i12:42
ograwould someone like to test edubuntu ppc or amd64 ? 12:42
ograor x86 dvd ?12:43
wasabi_jbailey, ping12:44
wasabi_jbailey, usplashL12:45
wasabi_        if [ $VESA = "true" ] ; then12:45
wasabi_                insmod /lib/modules/`uname -r`/initrd/vesafb.ko12:45
wasabi_That module is never copied to the initrd.12:45
wasabi_that I can tell, anyways.12:45
jbaileywasabi_: /usr/share/initrams-tools/hooks/kernelextras12:46
jbaileyThekernel maintainers decide on some things that should be always loaded, so we load 'em.12:46
wasabi_NOt following.12:46
wasabi_Passing vga=* on the command line fails.12:46
jbaileyYou said it wasn't copied to the initramfs, and I told you what copies it.. =)12:47
wasabi_Well, /initrd/vesafb.ko isn't present heh12:47
jbaileywasabi_: Can you trace the function and figure out why it's not copying for you?  It does on all my machines.12:47
=== Kamion frees up enough disk space to sync down DVDs
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Knorriehi I would like to know if this has something to do with a bug: http://od251.csrdelft.nl/ubuntu/Screenshot-2.png12:51
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KnorrieI'm trying to get my keyboard 'e ^e accents working since 16:00 today (it's now 0:53 here)12:51
wasabi_hmm. my initrd has no /lib/modules/*/initrd. Tracking it down.12:53
seb128what does the lines of the msg write?12:53
jbaileywasabi_: Try adding "set -x" to the top of that script.12:54
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fabbioneKnorrie: it looks like your /etc/X11/xkb/base.xml is corrupted12:54
seb128or the gconf settings are crappy12:55
fabbioneseb128: note the keyboard selector has only one kbd listed..12:55
Knorriefabbione: yeah i can add and remove there, but whatever i choose, i get error dialogs like the one in the screenshot12:56
seb128is us_intl a correct keymap?12:56
Knorrieseb128: I use it at work in breezy, and it has the correct behaviour with ^e etc12:56
wasabi_jbailey, it's loadingt he one in ./kernel/drivers/video/vesafb.so instead12:56
wasabi_force_load gets it12:57
Knorriefabbione: /etc/X11/xkb/base.xml: No such file or director <== is that bad?12:57
wasabi_It is going thru /lib/modules/*/initrd, and it's adding them, but they're being resolved to the ones in kernel12:57
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fabbioneKnorrie: yes.. apt-get install xkeyboard-config12:58
wasabi_Which to me seems to make the most sense.12:58
fabbionethat's the whole reason of all those errors12:58
wasabi_the /initrd directory confuses me12:58
seb128fabbione: no ...12:58
Knorriefabbione: i have a base.xml in /etc/X11/xkb/rules12:58
seb128fabbione: do you have this file?12:58
HiddenWolfseb128, I'm having a very odd reproducible bug with keyboard applet 12:58
fabbioneseb128: yes i do12:58
fabbioneKnorrie: sorry.. rules/12:58
Knorriefabbione: xkeyboard-config is already the newest version. :)12:59
seb128fabbione: right12:59
fabbioneseb128: at that point yes.. it's not it12:59
HiddenWolfseb128, gtk skinning goes on and off if I select a layout that's not US English12:59
fabbioneseb128: it can still be corrupted and contain invalid xml12:59
KnorrieHiddenWolf: here too :)12:59
seb128Knorrie: what about reading the dialog instead opening a bunch of them ?12:59
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Knorrieseb128: lol 12:59
seb128HiddenWolf: known, fixed but not pushed for 5.1012:59
HiddenWolfseb128, cool12:59
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HiddenWolfKnorrie, suck it up for now01:00
HiddenWolfseb128, thanks01:00
seb128HiddenWolf: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1537201:00
seb128np01:00
HiddenWolfseb128, interesting01:00
fabbioneKamion: what version of the ubuntu-server has been published? .2 ?01:01
fabbionenever mind01:02
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mdzfabbione: aren't you supposed to be asleep? ;-)01:02
fabbionemdz: when you said if i finished my tests, i suddenly remembered that i could test ubuntu-server01:03
HiddenWolfseb128, I understand it only happens when you have multiple layouts in the preferences dialog?01:03
seb128HiddenWolf: yep01:04
mdzfabbione: nah, I said if you had updated BreezyTestPlan for the tests you had already done01:04
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fabbionemdz: yes i did that too :)01:04
sistpotystill time to request a sync?01:05
mdzsistpoty: for universe01:05
sistpotyyep01:05
sistpotycool01:05
HiddenWolfseb128, weird, not for me. I can set US-int, delte us-english, and it still keeps un-/rethemeing the windows.01:05
mdzmight not be processed before we close the archive, though01:05
mdzbut not too late to try01:05
sistpotyok, thx mdz01:05
seb128HiddenWolf: that's a combinaison of options doing that, maybe your keyboard variant does it01:06
sistpotyelmo: could you please sync gtalk (0.99.10-10) (no ubuntu patches there)?01:06
mdzfirst DVD burning, finally01:07
HiddenWolfseb128, i'll not keep you.01:07
=== Kamion goes to fill in some of the powerpc entries in the table
mdzKamion: oh good01:08
Kamionogra: Edubuntu DVDs published01:08
KamionI won't be able to do powerpc auto-resize, I don't think01:08
Kamionbut I can do the rest01:08
Kamioner, nor powerpc erase-whole-disk, but that's been done01:09
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fabbioneok i am off01:10
fabbionecya in 4:50 minutes01:10
fabbioneminute more, minute less01:10
fabbione:)01:10
=== fabbione &
spstarrmdz: #887901:10
Kamionmdz: I'm running the ports builds now; all release builds are complete01:11
seb128_'night fabbione01:11
fabbionenight01:11
spstarrUser has Fedora Core, no problem occuring, solution: Remove qlogicisp or disable it01:11
mdzspstarr: please follow up to bugzilla01:11
dholbachnight fabbionne01:12
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ograKamion, thanks01:13
ograKamion, i just did a edubuntu server install, there is a tail -f /var/log/base-config-pkgsel.log left in the process list after install01:14
Kamionogra: yeah, known, I never did figure out how to get rid of that neatly01:14
jordiI'm off to bed. In case I miss it, good luck with the release, folks.01:15
Kamionit'll go away on reboot01:15
Kamionit's a bug of course01:15
ograKamion, minor :)01:15
Kamionwell, it's irritating that you don't get the use of that console01:16
HiddenWolfOMG, the fridge is heating up. :)01:16
HiddenWolfEat the icecream before it's melted.01:16
Keybukyou put ice cream in the fridge?01:16
HiddenWolfKeybuk, combo unit01:16
HiddenWolf-> fridge.ubuntu.com timing out01:17
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\shmvo: good morning :)01:18
mvo\sh: hello01:18
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dobwanHiddenWolf, to many of us trying to get there at once. I put ice cream in a dish and eat it :-), time for me to be silent and watch again01:19
HiddenWolfdobwan, that's silly, on what kind of server is it? :S01:20
=== HiddenWolf begs archive won't get swamped too
KeybukHiddenWolf: isn't really -devel relevant though01:21
HiddenWolfKeybuk, rodger01:21
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Kamionmdz: we seem to be doing OK with publishing DVDs at the same time as CDs, but I think I'm going to publish them to cdimage this time rather than releases01:21
Kamionmdz: elmo was complaining about the fullness of releases, with some justification01:21
wasabi_jbailey, did you get my earlier messages?01:21
mdzKamion: yes, I agree01:22
Kamionok, this install thinks it's in Swiss French, German keyboard, and timezone Canada/Saskatchewan01:23
Kamionthis'll be one confused little system01:23
jdubrighto01:23
jdubi'm here01:23
jdububuntu-artwork update coming in a moment01:23
seb128_jdub: good one :)01:23
jdub:-)01:24
Kamion22:40 < mdz> Kamion: tell him to stop by on his way through here next time for01:24
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Kamion             a whipping01:24
jdub*LOVE* to the FREEDOM BRINGERS!01:24
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jdubhow is it going?01:24
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jdubwe are drinking champagne-like stuff01:24
jdubin celebration01:24
mdzjdub: don't curse us with premature celebration01:24
HiddenWolfjdub, something nice in there? :)01:24
dholbachhahaha :)01:24
seb128_jdub: what about putting a real ics url for the calendar so clicking on it opens the webcal magic? :)01:25
danielsKamion: i'll be interested to see what the final xkb layout is01:25
ograjdub, your fridge is full01:25
jdubseb128: hrm, it doesn't?01:25
jdubseb128: it shoud have the right mime tuype01:26
seb128jdub: there is a redirection to somewhere and I get the download dialog01:26
Kamiondaniels: server install, unfortunately, but I can install xserver-xorg and see what happens01:26
danielsKamion: booo ;)01:26
danielsKamion: i don't care too much, just morbid curiousity; per -devel, I'm now convinced that the entire logic behind xkb layout selection is fundamentally fucked01:26
HiddenWolfdaniels, A beer if you fix it in time for release. On a silver platter. :D01:27
danielsHiddenWolf: ...01:27
HiddenWolfdaniels, </joke>01:27
sistpotydaniels: is xprint worth fixing?01:29
danielssistpoty: you didn't get my mail earlier?01:29
sistpotydaniels: no, unfortunately not... maybe my universities mail-server is f*cked again01:29
danielssistpoty: short answer is: main, no, but some freaks seem to want a functioning xprint in universe, so probably01:30
sistpotydaniels: ok, thx01:30
dholbachsounds like time for a DeFreakingUniverse BOF :)01:31
ograLOL01:31
slomodaniels: is xprint obsolete? or shall i fix it (if it's really broken)?01:31
sistpotyslomo: read backlog ;)01:31
slomook ;)01:31
danielsslomo: just stabbing yourself in the head directly is more effective01:32
HiddenWolfdaniels, can't be _that_ bad?01:32
danielsxprint has the same effect, it just takes longer01:32
danielsHiddenWolf: you'd think that, and then you realise that selection of config file is based on what locale you start the server in01:32
ograargh... damn, edubuntu workstation failed in archive copier grmpf...01:32
mdzamd64 dvd live OK, install in progress01:32
HiddenWolfdaniels, that's stupid, but not terminal.01:33
slomodaniels: ok, i'll add it to my "don't touch" list ;)01:33
danielsHiddenWolf: only one of the many stupidities rampant through xprint01:33
Kamionogra: failed in what way?01:33
HiddenWolfdaniels, I get the piont. :)01:33
ograKamion, copying axorg package i think my iso is corrupt :(01:33
ograjust retrying01:34
HiddenWolfogra, that's what verification of burned cd's is for. :P01:34
Kamionogra: I'd guess a scratched CD or a dirty drive before a corrupt ISO01:34
ograyup, could also be the case, but doesnt save me from copying the iso over to a machine without os...my writer is in the test machine currently...01:35
HiddenWolfdaniels, xprint is hosted at mozdev.org, and typo's are rampant throughtout the site. I can only imagine the horror they make of the code.01:36
danielsHiddenWolf: to be fair, the guy who did it is ESL01:36
Kamiondaniels: hmm. apparently XKBLayout ch, XKBVariant fr01:36
danielsKamion: \o/01:37
wasabi_man tar sucks. Won't extract preserving perms based on uid number. =(01:37
=== Knorrie finally fixed his keyboard settings () using the last .debs mentioned at http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15372 \o/
mdzwasabi_: --numeric-owner doesn't work on extract?01:38
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danielsKamion: i plan to sit down at some point, go through all the d-i maps, and come up with a d-i -> xkb mapping01:38
Kamiondaniels: (looks like a lack of any kind of handling for debian-installer/keymap == mac-usb-* in .config)01:38
mbreitwhy is there no svgalib on amd64? it is on architecture any and builds fine on amd64...01:39
danielsKamion: err, we do ##mac-usb-01:39
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Kamiondaniels: so in general powerpc is going to be confused01:39
Kamionoh, so you do01:39
daniels  db_get debian-installer/keymap || debug_report_status "db_get debian-installer/keymap"01:39
\sh_mvo_: ISH?01:39
daniels  DI_KEYMAP="${RET##mac-usb-}"01:39
mbreitbut the buildd does only build it for x86.01:39
dholbach\sh: wifi rather01:39
danielsit's just a general lack of handling console layouts01:39
Kamionit's mac-usb-de-latin101:39
wasabi_mdz not for directories.01:39
danielsand instead trying to infer it from languages01:39
danielswhich is insane01:39
\shdholbach: right...01:39
danielsKamion: right, we only deal with the deadkeys case01:39
Kamionwhich seems to be unhandled01:39
danielser, with the nodeadkeys case01:39
slomombreit: probably in pas01:39
wasabi_acutally I see the prob.01:40
wasabi_Tar hasn't actually tarred the dirs01:40
Kamiondaniels: yeah, although it's a lot better than it was01:40
danielsKamion: markedly, yeah01:40
\shdoes anybody need a d-link DI-524 with a d-link DWL-G122 USB Stick?01:40
\shrouter is european version :(01:40
slomo\sh: the usb stick is this prism2 thing?01:41
\shslomo: no...01:41
ograKamion, second try worked :)01:41
slomo\sh: what driver does it need? ;)01:41
\shslomo: ndiswrapper somehow01:41
slomo\sh: oh... even worse than linux-wlan-ng ;) ok, i won't take it :P01:42
\sh54MBit/s 01:42
wasabi_wow that sucks.01:42
wasabi_I didn't know tar did that.01:42
jbaileyLet's see if this dvd burner works...01:42
wasabi_jbailey, did you get my stuff from earlier? :)01:42
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jbaileywasabi_: Stuff? =)01:44
wasabi_kernelextras calls force_load for vesafb01:44
wasabi_which loads the one not in initrd01:44
jbaileyRight.01:44
jbaileyI saw that..  Which makes me wonder why it works for me now.. =)01:45
wasabi_Well, verify you have /lib/modules/*/initrd in your initrd, I don't.01:45
wasabi_Doesn't seem to be required.01:45
ogrameh, i can never ses the edubuntu usplash to its end... damn adaptec, 1min to probe devices is so odd...01:45
jbaileywasabi_: Force_load would take care of it otherwise.01:46
wasabi_Ahh, that's true. Yeah, it woudl be loaded.01:46
wasabi_Still usplash spits an error.01:46
jbaileymodule loading happens after usplashinitialisation...01:46
wasabi_usplash itself tries to load vesafb in init-top01:47
jbaileyRight01:47
wasabi_Which fails.01:47
wasabi_And prints ot an error.01:47
mbreitlamont: ping01:47
\shelmo: please sync atanks from debian unstable (ubuntu override OK), thx01:50
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jbaileyi386 dvd live is giving me a fata ext2 module not found.01:54
KamionI can't remember if ext2 is built-in on i386; if not, is there an ext2-modules-*.udeb on the disk?01:55
dokohmm, are smp kernels not fetched on install, if I have network? it get's the -k8 kernel, but not -k8-smp01:55
Kamiondoko: neither -k8 nor -k8-smp is fetched in a CD install, only -generic. Is this netboot?01:55
Kamionit might not detect SMP properly though; that's been a moderately long-standing issue with base-installer, recently improved upstream01:56
dokoKamion: no, DVD install01:56
Kamionah, right01:56
Kamionas above then01:56
jbaileyKamion: NM.  When I do ls in /cdrom, I'm getting IO Errors.01:56
Kamionjbailey: ah01:56
segfaulthow's the test going?01:56
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dholbachhttp://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyTestPlan01:57
\shelmo: please sync trickle from debian unstable, thx01:58
segfaultnice, all PASS01:58
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jdubelmo: ping - where's the fridge?01:59
dokoKamion: no, it did install -generic, -k8-smp and -k8, the latter as the default02:00
whiprushjdub: Chief Refrigeration Engineer to #ubuntu-sounder please!02:00
jdubelmo: perhaps we need to crank up the # of apache processes?02:00
Kamiondoko: please file a base-installer bug with contents of /proc/cpuinfo, I'll chase that up later02:00
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mdzjdub: elmo was in the data centre until some ridiculous hour of daylight this morning; I don't think he's around02:01
glickexcuse me, when you make a makefile, what does the error "missing seperator" mean?02:01
jdubhrm, i can imagine that02:01
elmoI am around02:02
elmotho it seems humboldt has more fundamental problems than apache02:02
mdzKamion: I correctly got -amd64-k8 in my dvd install, fwiw02:02
mdzjbailey: any further ppc64 progress?02:03
jbaileymdz: I'm burning a ppc64 live dvd right now.02:03
jdubelmo: hrm, tho i can log into it02:03
mdzjbailey: were you able to do a CD install test?02:03
Kamionmdz: at the moment it uses a really dodgy test for SMP that involves grepping dmesg, and the ring buffer has probably wrapped by that stage so it'll in practice always assume UP02:04
KamionI think that's fixed upstream02:04
jbaileymdz: It's where I sync everything to, so I don't have enough drivespace elsewhere to copy my data to. =(  I think I can do it last by deleteing all of the CD and DVD images that I have.02:04
elmojdub: yeah, I'm on crack - up the maxclients02:04
mjg59My Universe upload is entirely due to Robot10102:04
elmosilly php forcing prefork02:04
mdzKamion: BenC has an idea to give us smp support out of the box without penalty for dapper maybe02:05
mjg59All blame should go to him02:05
jdubelmo: i can't do that tho :-)02:05
elmojdub: up-ed02:05
jdubthanks :-)02:05
jdubooh02:05
jdubgosh02:05
jdubsignificantly so02:05
Kamionmdz: works for me either way02:05
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elmojdub: box isn't doing anything else ;)02:05
jdub:-)02:05
jdubthanks!02:05
Unfrgivenelmo: hi. there is a package called introdeveloperdocs in the new queue. its a breezy goal. can it be put into universe please? no rush, just wanted to make sure it gets into breezy.02:06
ogramjg59, haha, your name sticks last in the changelog :)02:06
elmoUnfrgiven: "no rush".. good one02:06
mdzjdub: the fridge's google rankings need work02:06
elmothere needs to be a MOTU freeze for the next release - or I need to not be processing the archive stuff02:07
mdzUnfrgiven: heh, "no rush, just make sure it gets in the release which is releasing VERY VERY SHORTLY"02:07
mdzelmo: anything landing in queue/new this late is not a priority02:07
sistpotyhehe02:07
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Unfrgivenelmo: mdz: my apologies. ive had some personal reasons i could not get this in quicker. ive been in touch with janew the last few weeks and have spent many hours trying to do it as soon as possible. i guess all i could do is try to do what i could. im really sorry about the delay.02:08
\shmdz: and only one clisp sync didn't build on the buildd but in any pbuilder...and I'm in need of infinity/lamont to have a look there...cause it's not right02:09
_mvo_hm, I got some a postinst error from postfix on hoary->breezy upgrade (hoary-security+hoary-updates) 02:10
elmo\sh:  and that's exactly why universe being unfrozen is such a horrible mistake02:10
elmo\sh: because the last thing we need is our buildd maintainers spending time on anything but main, 24 hours or less before release02:10
\shelmo: yes, we know...and it will change for dapper...but thanks to every transition we had02:11
Robot101drink through it02:11
KeybukI had a similar "discussion" with the bzr guys the other day02:12
\shRobot101: there is no drink anymore02:12
Robot101harsh02:12
ogra\sh, you should have come over here today already then :)02:13
\shRobot101: amarok killed at least 9MB of my braincells so it has to regenrate until friday02:13
Robot101I recommend not involving ogra, drinking and universe uploads :P02:13
ogra*g*02:13
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\shogra: I wanted to take off 2 days..but friday two others are off, so I can only have my fun today ;)02:14
LaserJockelmo: sorry to bug you at such a busy time, but did you happen to get my sync request for dvi2ps and wterm?02:14
\shok...this is it for me...02:14
\shno more uploads02:15
jdubwhhooooaa02:15
jdubfridge is getting some serious hit action02:15
ogra\sh, bah, lamer02:15
\shbreezy buildds + archives are just closed for me now02:15
ogra;)02:15
Keybukelmo: today I discovered that Sainsbury's sell Pizza Express Cheesecake02:15
elmo!!!!!!!!!02:16
\shogra: I'll send now a mail to elmo with the last stuff...so if this is going in, ok, if not, also ok02:16
elmofuck, it's 1am.  they're closed02:16
Robot101master of the roflverse02:16
jbailey"pizza express cheesecake"?02:16
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jbaileyI'm trying to render those words into something that is food, and failing...02:17
\shelmo: thx that's what I wanted to hear...02:17
\shelmo: no mail02:17
Kamion\sh: I think he means Sainsbury's, not the buildds02:17
mdzjdub: what's with the fist-sized unmatched double quotes on the fridge?02:18
ogramdz, design element :p02:18
\shKamion: u see :( I'm just tired02:18
mdzjbailey: cheesecake such as can be purchased at Pizza Express02:19
mdzan important restaurant in the history of Ubuntu02:20
slomoelmo: please sync bibletime_1.5.1-1 from debian/unstable... fixes unmet deps/ftbfs02:20
ajmitchcheesecake & pizza? hm02:20
elmoLaserJock: pls mail me02:20
LaserJockelmo: I did (my name is Jordan Mantha)02:20
elmook, then I'll get to it02:21
Keybukmdz: Mark still has the napkins, I believe02:21
LaserJockelmo: thanks so much02:21
jbaileymdz: Oh.  He's not sprinkling cheescake on pizza?02:22
KamionI was about to say that we decided on the version numbering scheme in PE, but we didn't, it was in some cafe or other02:22
Keybukthat was The Crescent02:22
mdzarchive-copier certainly is snappy in the server install02:22
jbaileyI've heard that elmo has... unusual dietary needs. 02:22
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slomoelmo: and please sync trickle 1.07-4 and bubblemon 2.0.4-3 for \sh02:22
mjg59I DENY EVERYTHING02:22
elmoslomo: I don't do proxied sync requests02:22
elmonot if both parties are MOTU02:22
jdubmdz: HATE!02:23
jbaileyI am apparently a huge packrat.  I had no idea I have 70Gb of crap on this harddrive until I wanted to back the bloody thing up.02:23
jbailey*sigh*02:23
ajmitchjbailey: oh that's not much02:23
ajmitchjbailey: I easily cleaned up 40-50GB of general junk recently :)02:23
bob2the crescent being the only cafe in london to make flat whites, too02:24
ajmitchand that's before I start really cleaning02:24
ajmitchbob2: what?!02:24
mjg59jdub: Your mother dresses you funny02:24
Keybukbob2: that was the-cafe-formally-known-as-the-crescent02:24
KamionI dunno, I think 70GB is quite a lot if you aren't a compulsive music/video downloader or whatever02:24
KeybukI can't remember what it's called now02:24
Keybukthe burger's aren't as good now02:24
jbaileyThis is almost all cvstrees and builds.02:24
bob2it claims to be a bar now02:25
ajmitchKamion: it's easy if you build a lot of universe packages 02:25
bob2restaurant bar, anyway02:25
slomoelmo: ok... sorry02:25
ajmitchbut that's a different sort of compulsion :)02:25
elmooh, the cross bar02:25
elmoI was wondering what you guys were talking about02:25
Keybuklibnspr is known-newer in hoary-updates right?02:25
bob2that''s the one02:25
Keybuk(than breezy)02:25
mdzKamion: the suppression of resize mode in oem is intentional, right?02:26
Kamionmdz: there's no such suppression02:26
Keybukah, yes, that's the one pitti was complaining about dpkg doing the right thing02:26
Kamionmdz: at a guess, you're running into partition table limits02:26
mdzKamion: er02:27
mjg59Kamion: "Your"02:27
mjg59(lie)02:27
mdzKamion: I already did an auto-resize install on this box earlier today02:27
mdzKamion: and after that erased it02:27
Kamionmdz: you probably have three primary partitions already02:27
mdzso it currently has just ext3 + swap02:27
Kamionhmm02:27
mdzhmm, maybe I didn't erase it02:27
mdzI did the erase install first, then the resize one02:27
mdzso yeah, probably primary partitions02:28
mdzpossible and plausible02:28
Kamionit's annoying, but really hard to do better02:28
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Kamionyou have to start moving partitions around in a number of cases02:28
Kamionwe could improve it somewhat by not creating primary partitions so gratuitously02:29
mdzKamion: what about making everything logical partitions except the very first one?02:29
wasabi_(what about using LVM by default)02:29
Kamionmdz: that's what we do, but with successive installs you accumulate "very first one"s02:29
mdzthere's only one VERY first one02:29
mdzi.e., if it already exists, use all logicals02:29
Kamionmdz: ah, right, well that's basically what I said above, yes02:29
mdzin fact it wouldn't have a choice02:29
mdzif all the remaining space was occupied by an extended partition02:30
Kamionalso reusing existing swap partitions in automatic partitioning would help a lot02:30
Kamionmdz: extended partitions are extremely fluid when using parted02:30
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mdzKamion: it'll resize an extended partition with logical partitions in it to make room for a new primary?02:30
Kamionparted generally makes them only as big as necessary to fit around the logical partitions02:31
mdzthat's extreme02:31
mdzoh, on that end you mean02:31
Kamionmdz: parted views extended partitions as just red tape02:31
Kamionit mostly deals only in primary and logical partitions02:31
Kamionwhich makes things a lot easier to comprehend, for frontends trying to be mostly disklabel-agnostic02:32
mdzis it impossible to deal with extended partitions directly?02:32
mdzor do we just not do it currently?02:32
Mithrandirit's painful to do so, at least.02:33
Kamionwhy would you want to?02:33
Mithrandirpartman's UI already sucks enough. :-)02:33
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Kamionwhen partman goes to resize a logical partition, it first expands the extended partition to fill all the contiguous space it can, then does the resize, then contracts the extended partition as far as possible02:34
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mdzbecause in general it's better to have a big extended partition with freespace in it than unpartitioned space which requires a new primary partition to use02:34
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Kamionmdz: if you tell partman to create a logical partition, it will sort out the extended partition automatically02:34
mdzKamion: but it will make it only as large as it needs to be to accomodate the logical partition02:34
Kamionif it's all empty, it doesn't matter whether it's extended or unpartitioned02:35
Kamionmdz: yes, but that's entirely irrelevant02:35
mdzI'm saying create a primary partition, then swallow the rest of the disk with an extended partition02:35
Kamionpointless02:35
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mdzare you saying that partman can't figure that one out, either?02:35
Kamionif partman-auto goes to create logicals, the extended will be resized automatically to cope02:35
Mithrandirit might be actively bad in the oem case, since the OEM might want to put a primary at the end of the disk for a rescue partition.02:36
Kamionmdz: I'm saying it figures it out already and shouldn't be micromanaged02:36
mdzthen why does it fail here?02:36
mdzit isn't figuring it out; it's crying in the corner02:36
Kamionthat's partman-auto, not partman02:36
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mdz...02:36
Kamionyou already have three primary partitions, and the partman-auto recipes currently say that / *must* be a primary partition02:36
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Kamionin that situation it is not possible to create the partitions that the partman-auto recipe calls for02:37
Kamionthis is a bug in the partman-auto recipe, really; it has nothing to do with handling of extended partitions02:37
mdzwhy? to support people using ineffectual bootloaders which can't read extended partitions?02:37
Kamionaside from situations where you can't put a logical partition somewhere because the extended partition is on the other side of a primary02:37
Kamionmdz: like I say, it's a bug02:38
Kamionbut the solution is not to micromanage extended partitions02:38
Kamiondoing that will only make partman's job harder02:38
Riddellis anyone able to test the kubuntu amd64 dvd?02:38
Kamionand will ultimately have no useful effect, because you'd have to fix the recipes *anyway*02:38
mdzanother quarter of an hour wasted because partman insists on being a billion different pieces02:39
dokoRiddell: I can start to sync it, but will head to bed soon ...02:39
mdzif I'd said partman-auto instead of partman a few times earlier, we would have finished this conversation very quickly02:39
Riddelldoko: that would be great, I still have powerpc to download so no major rush02:39
Kamionerm, no, you're saying this strange stuff about extended partitions that just makes no sense either way02:39
mdzand the i386 dvd has almost arrived02:40
calcthe best part about d-i is how the partition program doesn't use real gigabytes, it uses that lovely ieee bullshit, however lvm configurer uses real gigabytes02:40
mdzKamion: it makes sense to me, or I wouldn't be speaking it02:40
Kamionmdz: I've found that when dealing with PC partition tables it is best to forget entirely about extended partitions unless you're actively dealing with the low-level table constraints stuff02:41
mdzKamion: a good strategy for not running out of primary partitions is to stop using primary partitions wherever possible and use logical partitions instead02:42
Kamionjust dealing in primaries/logicals is so much more straightforward, and all you need to remember is that the logicals must be contiguous02:42
Kamionmdz: I certainly don't disagree02:42
mdzKamion: now I have expressed my idea without using the term 'extended partition'02:42
Kamionright :-)02:42
ogra*g*02:43
hno73mdz: I've posted the 5.10 release notes here: http://www.ubuntu.com/support/releasenotes510 It's just a copy of the wiki version with some HTML clean-up. It's not yet 'published' so you have to be logged in to see it. Let me know when I should publish it (or alternatively just link to the wiki version).02:43
Kamionmdz: I'm afraid I've been utterly bogged down in the details of late, so perhaps I'm taking things too literally02:43
mdzhno73: I'm wary of having so many copies of the release notes; they're already in the wiki, the release announcement, the ubuntu-docs package and now this one02:43
mdz1.5 hours to get breezy-dvd-i386, gar02:44
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hno73mdz: right. shall I just do a link to the wiki one from the website then?02:44
dholbachgood night guys, i'm off to bed02:45
ogramdz, 02:45
ograbreezy-dvd-i386.iso02:45
hno73mdz: the advantage of the website one is that it cannot be changed by random people02:45
ogra   675333475  27%   89.00kB/s    5:41:2802:45
ograthats nothing02:45
diemanheh02:45
_mvo_night dholbach 02:45
dholbachnicht michael02:45
Kamiondoch02:45
danielsKeybuk: pizza express cheesecake is overrated02:45
ogradholbach,  night holbi02:45
dholbachhaha02:46
Keybukdaniels: I agree, but elmo doesn't02:46
mdzhno73: so far all of the changes from random people have been of reasonable quality, but yes, that's a concern02:46
dholbachgrawi :)02:46
ogra;)02:46
_mvo_ogri02:46
elmothe pe cheesecake will have the last on you all02:46
ogradholbach,  thats how they called me at school ;)02:46
ajmitchheh02:46
jbaileyppc64 live dvd is good, same cdrom eject problem02:46
mdzhno73: how long ago did you copy it?02:46
dholbach:)02:46
jbailey(waited 90 seconds for it)02:46
mdzhno73: it seems to be missing the oem install instructions that Kamion added to the wiki02:47
bob2after a hard days work, you need a nice cold be^wcheesecake02:47
hno73mdz: ~45 minutes ago02:47
Kamionmdz: (FWIW, I didn't add most of them, they were there before I got there - I did correct them more recently though)02:47
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mdzhno73: oh, I see, it's just further down in your version02:48
mdzhno73: looks fine to me02:48
hno73mdz: I think the structure is the same02:49
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mdzhno73: maybe I'm crack-addled then; I thought it was directly under Desktop and Server before02:49
hno73Default and Server02:50
Kamionpowerpc/oem ok, apart from a frankly bizarre default language choice offered by oem-config02:50
hno73just above known issues02:50
mdzKamion: ah, it was jsgotangco02:50
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mdzKamion: who added the oem stuff yesterday02:50
Kamionsounds right02:51
dokocorrect, that server install doesn't show the splash screen?02:51
Kamion 2. Note login sound, if equipped with appropriate hardware02:51
hno73mdz: I can check the wiki version tomorrow for important changes and port them over02:51
Kamionthere's a login sound?02:51
Kamiondoko: yes02:52
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mdzKamion: you don't hear the login sound?02:52
infinityKamion : Yes, there's a login sound.02:52
Kamionperhaps it's very quiet compared to app launches or something02:52
Kamionmdz: don't seem to02:52
mdzKamion: it's very quiet on the headphone jack of this G4 at default volume02:52
mdzbut it's quite impossible to miss on the other machines02:52
Kamionthat could be it; sound played through this laptop speaker is not ideal02:53
infinityIs universe closed yet, or can I upload fixes for this last round of build failures?02:53
Kamionmdz: ah, I can hear it if I put my ear right against the speaker02:53
\shinfinity: clisp?02:53
mdzKamion: powerpc systems seem to have wildly differing ideas about what's loud02:54
infinity\sh : haskell-http, 2vcard, clamassassin, clisp...02:54
Nafallo"And up to now, the buildds are not closed." according to \sh's blog :-)02:54
mdz\sh will continue to upload until someone throws the switch02:55
\shno02:55
mdz\sh: no? ;-)02:56
ajmitchif I have time I've still got a few non-urgent uploads to put together :)02:56
\shmdz: 2005-10-13 00:30 UTC <--- date + time of stopping my work...02:56
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Kamiondeb cdrom:[Ubuntu 5.04 _Breezy Badger_ - Release i386 (20050407)] / breezy main restricted02:56
Kamionuh-huh02:57
Nafallolol02:57
ograKamion, dont do that, it causes bad dreams02:57
Kamionmdz: it's just strange that one sound is very quiet while the others are quite load02:57
Kamionloud02:57
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infinityKamion : They're not that drastically different on my laptop...02:58
jammcqhey guys, everybody sleeping after the awesome release?02:58
ograjammcq, after ??02:58
infinityKamion : OTOH, I'm probably going to re-floor all the sounds in dapper anyway, since our sounds ARE too loud.02:58
ajmitchjammcq: we're still going..02:58
Nafalloinfinity: they are?02:59
jammcqoh, I was watching the fridge.ubuntu.com, and it was doing a countdown earlier02:59
infinityNafallo : Quite, yes.02:59
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mdzKamion: oh, you hear the other sounds? that is odd03:00
Nafallojammcq: don't trust the fridge dude ;-P03:00
Kamionjammcq: fridge has an interesting idea of when the release is - interesting but wrong (time-wise - it's right date-wise)03:00
mdzthey're not very different in volume here at all, either03:00
Kamionjdub: can you fix the way fridge thinks the release is 00:00?03:00
Nafalloinfinity: it was perfect here with preview :-)03:00
infinityNafallo : Watch a DVD or something.  Stop the DVD.  Launch an app.  Watch your speakers visibily pop.03:00
jdubKamion: when do you want it set?03:00
jammcqheh, I figured if I read it on the internet, it must be true :)03:00
Kamionsometime in the future would be a good start03:00
jdub:-)03:00
Nafalloinfinity: oh. will try that next time :-)03:00
KamionI don't particularly want to set precise expectations; does it have to be given a time?03:01
jdubit's an event03:01
crimsun"we'll release by october 13, 2006" should cover it :-)03:01
jdubKamion: ok, i've given you 12 hours ;)03:01
Nafallojdub: events can't last from say... 00:00 to 23:59? :-)03:01
Kamionjdub: ta03:02
Kamionwill do for the moment03:02
jdubwell, yes, but then it will be NOW for the whole day03:02
danielsinfinity: to be fair, DVDs are incredibly quiet compared to anything else03:02
mdzjdub: when will NOW be THEN?  SOON!03:02
jdubmdz: hahahahaha03:02
Nafallo:-)03:02
\shso guys...laying in bed and waiting03:02
Nafallo\sh: well, I'm not going to join you this night ;-)03:03
\shNafallo: hahahha03:04
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infinitydaniels : Yes, DVDs are quiet for a good reason, though.03:05
infinitydaniels : Mainly that if you use the full 16/44.1 range provided to you by modern sound systems, you don't NEED everything to be full envelope for it to sound good (so you can reserve most of that envelope for things that actually ARE loud)03:06
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danielsinfinity: right03:06
danielsinfinity: but I'm just saying, possib;ly not the best benchmark to compare everything against03:07
elmodid someone mention glxgears?03:07
daniels(i'm familiar with the problem of modern CDs, being that they're generally amplified to shit, to the point where you WHAT03:07
danielselmo: ... what about glxgears03:07
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infinitydaniels : <shrug>... System sounds should be subtle.  If a system sound while playing a DVD makes your head explode, I think there's an issue. :)03:07
danielselmo: oh, I see.  nm.03:07
danielselmo: i think we need a new benchmark though.  'my video card is as good as 7.3 pizza express cheesecakes.'03:08
daniels'dude, how fast is concordia?' 'at least 5.9 pecs'03:08
\shhmmmm03:09
\shthis speaker of this portege r200 sounds like those old small little mobile radios03:09
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mdzamd64 is the first to go gold, CD and DVD03:12
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dokohmm, server install on i386 fails (on a logical partition, /dev/hda7): exiting on error base-install/cannot_install 03:12
Kamionthere should be useful stuff in /var/log/{messages,syslog}03:12
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mdzKamion: how are your powerpc tests going?03:14
Kamionmdz: normal install in archive-copier03:14
Kamionall looks fine so far03:14
Kamionunfortunately my bizarre network arrangements here mean that I have to wait for the laptop to come back before I can start rsyncing the DVD03:15
Kamionso it may be a while; I expect to be up until release now, I think03:15
desrtman.  breezy = busted03:15
mdzI'm in the same boat; the laptop owns the DVD burner here03:15
Kamionmdz: in this case it's because the machine with the disk space is only connected to the outside world via the laptop03:16
desrtthere's a lot of small issues that just never got fixed :/03:16
mdzdesrt: this is not a good place to vent right now; release time is stressful enough03:16
Kamionthere are always a lot of small issues that never got fixed03:16
desrtnot venting.  a lot of the problems don't affect me or will soon not affect me03:16
desrtbut point taken.03:16
Kamionwelcome to time-based releases ...03:17
ogra*SIGH*03:17
ogramy CD is definately corropted argh03:17
\shat least we like the SM way...pleasure and pain 03:17
Kamionmdz: are you going to test the i386 DVD next? wondering which to grab03:17
dokoKamion: no, not really. some DEBUG messages, then the error message I typed in. The installer adds "No installable CD-ROM was found and no valid mirror was configured". The same DVD from which I completed the "erase disk install"03:17
desrtone big problem for example is that i can't find my wireless network card and therefore wireless networking isn't working :)03:17
bob2desrt: really really not a place to vent03:18
mdzKamion: I have i386 already downloaded; once powerpc finishes I'll test them in parallel03:18
mdzanother 60-90 minutes03:18
Kamiondoko: if you completed the install from that, I don't see how a server install would break03:18
Nafallo\sh: yea, those are the same :-)03:18
speelwell i think you guys are doing a great job :)03:18
dokoKamion: restarting ...03:18
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mdzthanks, folks03:19
speelnp03:19
Kamiondoko: that error message is displayed when there's an error reading /cdrom/.disk/base_components03:19
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\shogra: when finance department transfered the tax back money until friday...let's add 3x24 bottles ,)03:20
Kamionmdz: I'll be a good two or three hours behind that. oh well03:20
mdzKamion: you planning to sleep at some point?03:20
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doko_mvo_ ping03:21
ogra\sh, yeah03:21
mdzhe was not kidding03:21
ograheh03:21
dokowell, that was quick :)03:21
\shogra: and one/two bottles of suses fav taste of drinks ;) 03:22
Kamionmdz: not properly until after release, I think, unless it really gets drawn out03:22
ogra\sh, some good whisky will do... 03:22
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ajmitch\sh: put some in your suitcase for UBZ, please :)03:23
\shogra: that's what i meant03:23
ograajmitch, duty free ;)03:23
\shajmitch: for this ping riddell ;)03:23
Riddellhmm?03:23
dokoKamion: works the second time ...03:23
Riddellahh03:23
ograheh03:23
\shRiddell: whisky is your area where the good stuff comes from03:23
Riddelltrue03:24
Kamiondoko: ok03:24
\shRiddell: and some remarks: all the people running kubuntu on their laptops in our company..they fell in love with the new kdm/splash theme03:24
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Riddell\sh: oh cool03:25
\shRiddell: and good thing..amarok 1.3.3 crashed for me 4 times today...different causes, same result03:25
\shRiddell: 2 causes I can reproduce 03:26
Robot101ogra: gnome-power-manager was so broken. I got mjg59 to fix it. there was no alcohol involved. honest.03:30
ograRobot101, i dont belive you...03:30
ograRobot101, but nice that he fixed it even if he was drunken :)03:30
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Robot101-NICE_NAME +argv[0] 03:31
ograi guess so03:31
Riddell\sh: oh...good03:34
\shMithrandir: I wasn't complaining about a missing hwinfo...I was complaining about the speed of opensuse...03:35
calcis the ubuntu/kubuntu dvd install disk going to be merged eventually, aiui both disks have all the files but just not able to install the other version?03:36
Mithrandir\sh: ah, that wasn't clear. :-P03:36
\shMithrandir: the speed was <=003:36
danielssweet jesus, you only *just* stopped working on universe for breezy?03:37
\shMithrandir: but anyways...the new source needs a kernel patch from suse year 2003 i think03:37
Keybukhe's stopped?03:37
danielscalc: how the christ do you expect to fit both kde and gnome on a single cd?03:37
danielsKeybuk: p.u.c03:37
Riddelldaniels: dvd03:37
calcdaniels: yea dvd, aiui the dvd has all of main on it already03:38
diemannot everyone has a dvd burner yet03:38
dieman;)03:38
elmodaniels: who's stopped? :/03:38
\shdaniels: I? well..i don't want to be the fool who upload the last piece of software which blow up the buildds03:39
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calcthe dvds are only using 2.5 out of 4.5 GB as well03:39
dokoKamion: Pressing F1 on boot ... "This is an installation ... built on 20050317ubuntu19"03:39
desrthow far away is the absolute-last-minute for changes?03:39
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Keybukdesrt: about a week ago!03:39
desrtoh crikey03:39
desrtwell... libgphoto is segfaulting on ppc when you try to load pictures off your camera using the gthumb GUI or the commandline tool03:40
Keybukouch03:40
bob2reporting that before the dvds were being built might have been more optimal03:40
Keybukdoes it with the default thing g-v-m fires up?03:40
desrtbob2; i discovered it this weekend while disconnected from the net03:40
desrtKeybuk; yes.03:41
Keybukanyone else got a ppc machine to check?03:41
desrtbob2; and when i got home i had a gigantic heap.  i've only just opened my laptop up now03:41
ogra\sh, the last package is the cherry on the cake, you really want to miss that ? 03:41
danielselmo: \sh03:41
Kamioncalc: that's not accurate actually, the Ubuntu DVD contains all of Ubuntu supported whereas the Kubuntu DVD contains all of Kubuntu supported; neither of those constitutes all of main03:41
desrtKeybuk; before getting too crazy, i have about 300 updates to install.  it might fix itself03:41
ajmitchdesrt: last upload of libghoto was > 2 weeks ago? noone saw the bug since that upload?03:41
calcKamion: oh03:41
\shogra: be my guest to upload the last one, boss :)03:42
desrtajmitch; shrug.  i usually use my PC to load photos from my cam... only using laptop since i was at the cottage for the longweekend03:42
Kamiondoko: the text is suboptimal, but it's actually reporting the version number of debian-installer03:42
ogra\sh, i already did that for main ;)03:42
ograah, noo.. not true...03:42
\shogra: so lets w8 for barry03:42
ogramjg59, did the last one03:42
ajmitch\sh: his box is still dead03:42
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KamionI'm not sure where my camera is unfortunately03:42
\shoh...03:42
ajmitch\sh: I could probably still upload something if you want :)03:43
calcKamion: does the union of ubuntu and kubuntu supported cover all of main?03:43
\shajmitch: so u r the one 03:43
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Keybukcalc: a subset of it03:43
Kamioncalc: there's Edubuntu too ...03:43
\shajmitch: if *I* want?03:43
Keybuknot to mention the server stuff03:43
ajmitch\sh: sure03:43
Keybukwhich I so want to call 1ubuntu03:43
robertjEdubuntu makes me sad :(03:43
calcKamion: maybe a better question is if all of main is supported by all least one project ;)03:43
KamionKeybuk: currently that's drawn from within Ubuntu supported03:43
KamionKeybuk: you're on crack, dude03:43
ograrobertj, ??03:43
ajmitchrobertj: why?03:43
Kamioncalc: nope03:43
KeybukKamion: supported == main03:43
KamionKeybuk: bzzt, wrong03:44
calcso how do users know if main is supported?03:44
Keybukno?03:44
robertjajmitch: brand fragmentation and such03:44
\shajmitch: it must be your wish...i'm relaxing and reading and smiling about all the things we managed03:44
Kamionwas true once but not since Kubuntu arrived03:44
calcyou could accidentally install stuff that doesn't get security updates?03:44
Kamionmain is the union of the supported outputs of all projects03:44
diemanKamion: so now how do we figure it out as to what gets security updates and what doesn't03:44
desrtKamion; so kubuntu supports gnome?03:44
ograrobertj, brand fragmentation ??03:44
diemanthis is all too confusing.03:44
Kamioncalc: don't get too hung up on the "Ubuntu supported" term here, it's semi-historical03:44
robertjajmitch: Do we really need a Churbuntu, Govuntu, Mediabuntu, etc?03:45
danielsand then there's universe, which is totally unsupported, which no-one ever touches.  no updates here, move along please.03:45
desrter.  nm.03:45
Kamioneverything in main gets security updates and is supported in most senses you care about03:45
calcKamion: ah ok :)03:45
diemanKamion: ok.03:45
ograrobertj, its a official project whats wrong with using the brand name for it ? 03:46
KamionKeybuk: katie/cron.sync would make your head hurt, I suspect03:46
robertjogra: nothing wrong, I just think it's silly that it's a subproject03:46
elmocron.sync makes MY head hurt03:46
diemanheh03:46
infinity\sh : It might be a cold day in hell before clisp builds on all (or even most) arches.  It doesn't have a history of building well anywhere.03:46
ograrobertj, it has very different targets03:46
robertjogra: I run Ubuntu without problem at my institution03:47
elmoinfinity: if you could free up some space on king, at some point, I'd appreciate it03:47
ograrobertj, thats fine03:47
KeybukKamion: oh, why?03:47
\shinfinity: hmm...strange thing that it builds fine on amd64 and in my i386 pbuilder...well...03:47
diemanso is it likely to see cd images in 12 hours, or should I not stay up late to initiate a sync on my mirror? :)03:47
KamionKeybuk: mad munging of germinate outputs03:47
Keybukheh03:47
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Keybukgerminate was written for simpler times03:47
Keybukand even then it was a head-ache03:47
Kamiondieman: I'm actually sorting out pre-publishing now ...03:47
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robertjogra: what needs do they have that are education-specific?03:47
diemanKamion: ok03:47
ograrobertj, we dont target "institutions" we target schools03:48
danielsKeybuk: you should rewrite germinate03:48
diemanKamion: i'll check in later then03:48
Kamionthe symlinks in releases.u.c/breezy/ won't change for some time, but we can get you most of the data before that03:48
infinity\sh : It seems to depend on phase of the moon and other such factors.  I can retry it a few times for kicks, it's not like the buildds aren't idle anyway.03:48
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danielsKeybuk: that is, when you get bored of rewriting hct/dpkg/launchpad/hotplug/udev/other things that seem to work03:48
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danielss/seem/&ed/03:48
diemanKamion: ok03:48
\shinfinity: leave it then...u have higher prios to deal with, but thanks for looking :)03:48
diemanKamion: i've got a machine i can use for some torrents too03:48
diemansee if i can piss off the networking security people03:49
Kamionogra: sorry, I never did get round to publishing that Edubuntu RC03:49
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ograrobertj, we had a summit where we invited teachers and educational IT staff and now we build what they asked for... 03:49
diemanthey always love 300mbps+ bittorrents03:49
Kamionogra: there seems little point now :)03:49
mdzjdub: doh, we're too late for LWN03:49
diemanbut they know its me, so its ok03:49
infinity\sh : All the other universe build failures from overnight are dealt with, though.03:49
ograKamion, and i didnt want to poke you after *that* day and there already was no point for it yesterday anymore ;)03:49
robertjogra: I mean, if you want thin clients that are easily managable ,what does it matter if you are running an elementary school or a small business?03:49
Kamionogra: right ...03:50
Kamionah well03:50
ograrobertj, our desktop is trageting a totally different audience than the ubuntu desktop... an additional target is to make the install stupidly easy so even my mother cold install a ltsp server03:51
\shinfinity: serious...leave it...i'll deal with it from tuesday on (if the timeframe of sabdfl is correct)...03:51
infinityKamion : Which amd64 livefs build are you using?... 20050512.3 (current)?03:51
mdzNOOOO03:51
mdzrsync: write failed on "/home/mdz/cd/ubuntu/breezy-dvd-powerpc.iso": No space left on device (28)03:51
ograargh03:51
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Kamioninfinity: whatever's current03:52
desrtexcellent.  more time.03:52
desrt:)03:52
mdzdesrt: why does that make you happy?03:52
robertjogra: I don't see why a terminal server should be difficult to set up for anyone though03:52
infinityKamion : Kay.  I'm going to clean a few older ones.  We've had 12 in the last 48 hours.03:52
Keybuk\sh: what happens on tuesday?03:52
desrtmdz; i'm pretending that i have some non-zero chance of getting changes into the ppc dvd03:52
ajmitchKeybuk: we get to start this mess all over again03:52
mdzdesrt: /topic03:52
ograrobertj, and i dont see why you should even have to bother with setting it up...03:52
ajmitchaka dapper03:52
Kamioninfinity: that's fine03:52
desrtmdz; this is a reasonably large 'that'03:53
dokojdub: "Your message to Universe-bugs awaits moderator approval". Please fix it03:53
ograrobertj, in fact all work done for edubuntu is done *in* ubuntu, so both win03:53
\shKeybuk: sabdfl was announcing the next round on tuesday..03:53
infinityKamion : Same for other arches?... current in use, others aren't wanted for rollback/historical reasons?03:53
desrtmdz; even so, though, i -am- just pretending :)03:53
Kamioninfinity: save two before current for pure paranoia03:53
Keybukah, the heady optimism that launchpad will be ready by Tuesday :p03:53
infinity<nod>03:53
ograrobertj, but its a totally different product so it deserves a different but familiar branding03:53
dokojust commenting on a malone report03:54
robertjyeah, but being a totally different product is what I don't like I guess03:54
ajmitchKeybuk: of course, we have faith in the launchpad team :)03:54
ograrobertj, but all pieces, every byte is ubuntu content... so if i develop a LDAP usermanager GUI for my next edubuntu release, ubuntu will have it too...03:55
\shKeybuk: well...I don't mind at all..i need some time to relax...03:56
robertjogra: yeah, I know, but I still think its a mistake, but I think were both clear on the pros and cons03:56
robertjogra: btw, have you looked at Erudite Directory Services?03:57
Keybuknah, it's all good; elmo is personally making sure it's all ready in time03:57
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\shit's really scaring me, when I look in the mirror every morning and think...."shit, who is this guy who is looking at you"03:57
TiMiDohey everyone03:57
TiMiDoi have a question how can i help around ubuntu?03:57
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elmokeybuk: choke on my... code of conduct03:58
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elmo:-P03:58
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jeff_could the maintainer of sabayon update it to the most current release before breezy? It is a great package and in univers03:58
ogra\sh, as long as you dont say "hi santa" everything is still fine :)03:58
jeff_But it doesn't work right now03:58
TiMiDo/join #ubuntu-love03:58
jeff_And the new package released by markmc does03:58
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\shogra: DUDE...please...before this happens i'm nominated as the new pope03:59
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ogragiggle03:59
diemanheh03:59
infinityelmo : Disk space all over the world again.03:59
crimsunTiMiDo: please read http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate/03:59
diemanwhats with the pony graphic on the fridge. 03:59
\shjeff_: please ask in -motu03:59
danielsjeff_: see the topic04:00
dokoRiddell: the kubuntu live dvd didn't let me select a network interface (having two interfaces)04:00
jeff_daniels: So there is no way it will get fixed?04:00
dokoRiddell: where to report kubuntu results?04:00
wasabi_So I got unionfs working pretty much perfectly.04:01
wasabi_In case anybody was wondering.04:01
Keybukdieman: http://www.netsplit.com/tmp/no.jpg04:01
diemanKeybuk: yeah, i clicked on it too ;)04:01
diemanKeybuk: but uh, wtf?! :)04:01
\shjeff_: ask in -motu i think we have the time ... if anybody is in the mood to risk something04:01
diemanits so random, its like someone on a caffene trip put it there.04:01
mdzdoko: that's by design04:01
Keybukdieman: heh, he's changed it to give that image now? :P04:01
Keybuksweet04:01
mdzdoko: it doesn't ask04:01
diemanKeybuk: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/files/no-pony-for-you.jpg04:02
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Keybukdieman: yeah04:02
dokomdz: ok04:02
danielsthe next person who says 'upgrading to brezy was a breeze' will get stabbed to death with a knife engraved with the code of conduct04:03
jeff_\sh: thankyou04:03
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Keybukdaniels: because they'd be lying?04:04
danielsalso, according to the forums, the compost extension will make our desktop look rad, so we should all use composting04:04
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\shdaniels: ? yesterdays morning it was smooth but that was yesterday...gna 04:04
KeybukX -iagreethatthisisnotausefulenvironment04:04
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\shhey bddebian happy badger day04:04
bddebianHeya \sh. Thanks, but not for me yet ;-)04:05
danielsKeybuk: dude, glxgears -printfps.  so go choke on elmo's code of conduct.04:05
dokoKamion: autoresize creates a new swap, even if one already exists04:05
dokoRiddell: the OOo2 icons in kubuntu look so ugly ...04:06
\shbddebian: oh yes...u have how many hours left?04:06
KeybukKamion: for next release, could we put a little "5.04" or something on the grub splash04:07
bddebian\sh: Depends.  Are we counting at midnight? :-)04:07
Keybukbecause I'm getting very confused which CD is which here :p04:07
Riddelldoko: are you using the amd64 dvd?04:08
dokoRiddell: yes04:08
\shbddebian: yes 04:08
Riddelldoko: that's the one without openoffice.org2-kde then :)04:08
dokoRiddell: copying the ubuntu dvd before syncing did help ...04:09
Riddelldoko: how come amd64 doesn't have openoffice.org2-kde?04:09
dokoRiddell: not sure, Mithrandir did want to add it, didn't he?04:10
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bddebian\sh: Oh, then I only have 2 hours.  Should I upload something catastrophic? ;-P04:10
danielsKeybuk: '6.04'04:10
Keybukdaniels: uh, yes, OBVIOUSLY that's what I meant :p04:11
\shbddebian: relax friend :) 04:11
Keybukspending too much time at Earl's Court04:11
ajmitchbddebian: please do :P04:11
MithrandirRiddell: you never responded to my questions about it and how to get it to work properly.04:11
danielsgood breakfasts04:11
diemando we have a chance in hell in seeing a native openoffice.org for amd64 someday?04:11
KeybukI was actually just thinking of the TARDIS parked outside04:11
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Keybukbut yes04:11
bob2good muffins04:11
dokodaniels: do you and gravity have plans to sync the -dev names of the xorg mesa packages?04:11
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danielsdoko: no, we plan to keep them apart for eternity, and change them randomly at each debian and ubuntu release04:12
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diemandaniels: heh.04:12
diemandaniels: misfire04:12
diemandoko: heh04:12
dokodaniels: yeah04:12
Amaranthdaniels: sounds like fun04:12
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\shKeybuk: tardis? u don't mean dr. whos tardis?04:13
Mithrandirdieman: we have one, but it's extremely unstable.04:13
bddebiandaniels: ;-P04:13
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Keybuk\sh: there's a real police box outside Earl's Court station in London04:13
bob2\sh: right on the footpath04:13
diemanMithrandir: pout. oh well.04:13
Keybukwhich obviously looks a lot like Dr Who's tardis, yes04:13
wasabi_Hmm. usplash simply won't work on this system I guess.04:13
wasabi_how sad04:14
danielsand also SOOT bins04:14
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\shKeybuk: next time when I visit london u have to show me the places ... and actually a record store where i get a first release in white milky vinyl of f.g.t.h. welcome to the pleasuredome...the last time when i was in london, no record store wanted to sell me one :(04:14
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Keybukvinyl?  what's that04:15
danielsKeybuk: blasphemy04:16
\shu know these black sometimes colored discs u put on something with an arm and a diamond needle?04:16
wasabi_wonder if I can at least turn off the text somehow04:16
wasabi_like, switch to another VT or something04:16
\shhehe04:17
mdzKeybuk: vinyl is what pleather is made from04:17
dokoRiddell: kubuntu live dvd looks ok04:17
Riddelldoko: cool, going to do an install?04:17
dokohardly awake, will do ...04:18
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seb128k, time to sleep, 'night04:19
Kamiondoko: swap> #7557, #12499, etc.04:19
mdzseb128: good night04:19
danielsnight sebarino04:19
bddebianGnight sebest 04:19
KamionKeybuk: sure, if given an image04:19
mjg59ENTIRELY UNDER CONTROL04:19
bddebianErr seb12804:19
mdzmjg59: you? never!04:19
desrtuhm.  this gphoto crasher will happen on all architectures, i think04:20
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desrtis it really really too late?04:20
mjg59mdz: Situation is entirely nominal04:20
mdzdesrt: YES IT IS04:20
danielsmjg59: autopilot DISABLED04:20
desrtsuck04:20
mdzmjg59: you have been drinking whiskey04:20
Kamiondesrt: we can fix things like that in breezy-updates, if necessary04:20
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Amaranthdesrt: breezy-updates or breezy-backports :D04:21
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\shmjg59: btw...congrats for nomination to the TB04:21
mdzdesrt: we are only stopping for, er, showstoppers04:21
mdzand that isn't04:21
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desrtmdz; crashing on import of photos is pretty big04:21
bob2desrt: but not as big, say, as elmo launching icbms at your house04:21
mdzdesrt: even if it crashed EVERY time ANYONE imported photos (which it doesn't) that still wouldn't be a showstopper for the release04:22
desrtbob2; well, that would only affect me :)04:22
Kamiondesrt: put it this way, it has to be serious enough for us to throw away eight hours of testing and embark upon another four/five-hour build cycle and a further dozen or so hours of testing04:22
desrtmdz; ok.04:22
dokodesrt: it's a content filter04:22
KamionI'm making up the numbers somewhat but that's close enough04:22
desrt-updates it is, then :)04:22
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KeybukKamion: how long is d-i going to test the network repository for?04:23
Kamionmdz: all release CD images are syncing to the .pool directories on releases.u.c now; not changing symlinks for some time yet, obviously04:23
KamionKeybuk: iz apt bug04:24
mdzKamion: thanks04:24
KamionI don't remember the current figure04:24
MithrandirKeybuk: it should take < 5 minutes total.04:24
Mithrandiriirc04:25
Keybukright-o, it's been about 4 so far04:25
KamionKeybuk: are you behind a lame proxy that DROPs packets rather than REJECTing them?04:25
MithrandirKamion: it shouldn't matter.  It should time out in < 60 seconds per request, iirc04:25
mdzKamion: does that include the server images?  or are those not going to releases?04:25
KamionMithrandir: I think it's faster if packets get rejected. I had a test framework here for it once ...04:25
Kamionmdz: oh, I forgot about server, will do that now I guess04:26
KeybukKamion: no, I just unplugged the network cable to stop it getting to the repository04:26
mdzKamion: I haven't tested those yet04:26
mdzKamion: have you?04:26
Keybukotherwise it would've automatically installed the security updates04:26
nayifhttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17555 , http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1662904:26
Kamionmdz: fabbione did, I think; I've got a download somewhere around here that I'll test04:26
mdzKamion: but not the latest build04:26
KeybukMithrandir: is there any message for each time it's timed out?04:26
Keybukah, it just timed out the first one04:27
Kamionmdz: I'll do so as soon as I can04:27
Mithrandirhttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=8265 ; it should use 2 x 120 secs with the fix mvo committed04:27
KamionKeybuk: hoary's worse for this than breezy is04:27
Keybukjust over 5 minutes then04:27
KeybukKamion: this is hoary, actually04:27
KamionKeybuk: IIRC in hoary it was something crazy like 40 minutes04:27
mdzKamion: me too; I wonder if rsyncing against a dvd iso would work well04:27
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MithrandirKeybuk: yeah, hoary is insane.04:28
Mithrandiror s/Keybuk/Kamion/04:28
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mdzKamion: interesting; aptitude sucked in the CD in the tray during base-config04:31
Kamionnifty04:32
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mdznever seen it do that before, but I don't think I ever gave it the chance either04:32
Keybukused to do it to me all the bloody time04:32
Keybukwhen I had the tray-less drive and never bothered to remove the CD04:33
nayifKamion, you ask me to report the bug on a way it can be manageable on this bug http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16629 , and i report it again on http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1755504:33
nayifand i test it again like you ask me on RC04:34
Kamionnayif: I'm not responsible for GDM or GNOME, so I can't help you with that04:34
Kamionnayif: I responded to the original bug because it got assigned to me04:35
mdzKamion: perhaps we should remove the RC images from releases?04:38
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dokoRiddell: kubuntu dvd install succeeded, I hate to say, it "feels" snappier than the gnome desktop04:39
Kamionmdz: can't do that until the symlinks in breezy/ switch over04:39
ogradoko, if you hate it, just dont say it :)04:40
Riddelldoko: excellent :)04:40
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ograRiddell, congats04:41
Riddellogra: hang on, I havn't tested the i386 DVD yet :)04:41
nayifdid ubuntu will be out with this bug on gonme with broken text on menu and GDM ?04:41
mdznayif: /topic04:41
ograRiddell, you got far more than me... i can only test x86 CD here and that one just turned out screatched :(04:42
mdzKamion: are you any closer to a powerpc dvd than I am?    1832560384  58%  456.84kB/s    0:48:1904:42
Kamionmdz: I'm still testing the powerpc CD image. no04:43
Kamionand I probably won't bother now, will test ubuntu-server instead04:43
Riddellogra: why can't you test amd64?04:43
dokomdz: are you doing the oem dvd i386 install?04:43
ograRiddell, because my DVD writer on the lappie is broken :/04:43
mdzthe server isos are mentioned in the draft release announcement04:43
mdzdoko: yes, it's almost finished04:43
ograRiddell, thats the only amd i have and the only DVD writer...04:44
dokook, then I don't start it04:44
jbaileyNow to try and get the crap on my hd down under 30gb04:45
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mdzs/crap/pr0n/04:46
Riddellogra: I know how you feel, my new amd64 lasted 2 days before blowing up last week04:46
ograouch04:46
ograthe nice one you blogged about ? 04:46
daniels'nice'?04:46
ograshiny04:46
Riddellyes, all those fancy lights don't do much good if it died on you04:46
danielsblue LEDs  nice04:47
Riddelldaniels: blue, red and green.  very tasteful.04:47
ogradaniels, agreed, i thought it had more colors04:47
ograah04:47
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KeybukRiddell: mine hasn't arrived yet04:50
KeybukI ordered a processor that's not yet been released, so am still waiting04:50
bob2of course you did04:54
jbaileyWhen I bought mine a month or so ago, I bought the oldest one I could find on the market to avoid these problems.04:54
jbaileyMostly on the assumption that if they were still selling it, it couldn't be that horrible.04:54
danielsmy amd64 just, y'know, worked04:54
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lifelessmine did, after I took it back04:55
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diemanheh04:57
diemanare there any faster mirrors? :)04:57
Kamionmdz: (ubuntu-server pre-published a while back)04:57
dieman  1195409408  43%  767.12kB/s    0:33:1704:57
mdzKamion: dvd->ubuntu-server is a huge win04:57
mdz   592136192 100%    3.91MB/s    0:02:24  (1, 100.0% of 1)04:57
Kamionmdz: that would be great if I had any DVDs yet04:57
diemanmdz: heh, which server is that from? :)04:58
Kamionbut noted for future reference :-)04:58
Kamiondieman: it's rsync based on an image which already has most of the same contents04:58
diemanahh04:59
mdzKamion: wow, server came out more full than I expected04:59
diemani didn't notice releases is a dns round robin04:59
dokoheading to bed, good night05:00
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mdzdoko: good night and thanks05:00
Riddellthanks for testing doko 05:00
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ogranight doko05:01
Kamionmdz: yes, I was interested to see how close it was05:02
Kamionmdz: I didn't think you'd checked the size in advance05:02
Keybukhmm05:03
Keybukthat's a new one05:03
Keybukword list question during hoary->breezy upgrade05:03
KamionKeybuk: Diziet encountered that too; I posted to ubuntu-devel@ about a related problem a while back - look for dictionaries-common05:04
Keybukyeah it was dictionaries-common/default-wordlist05:04
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\shok...i'll close my eyes for a while...05:07
sistpotygn8 \sh05:08
mdzKamion: have I got my ISOs crossed, or does the ubuntu-server isolinux text still say desktop/laptop, type 'server', etc.05:08
ogranight \sh 05:08
\shplease send a ctcp sound release_alarm.ogg to me if everything's settled...I won't here it but i think it's a nice joke05:08
mdz\sh: good night05:08
\sh-here +hear05:08
ogra\sh, i could call you :)05:08
\shogra: do it when u don't sleep as well :)05:09
Kamionmdz: the isolinux text is fiddly to update, unfortunately05:09
ograi doubt i'll get sleep, lest see05:09
ogra*lets05:09
Kamionif you want me to try to update that now, I will05:09
mdzKamion: not if it's fiddly05:09
Kamion(it can be done in the CD build process)05:09
KamionI don't really trust myself to get it right at the moment05:10
Kamionalthough I could update the initial screen safely05:10
\shogra: k...call me when ever u like :)05:10
mdzKamion: these are quick to test; we can roll them tomorrow05:10
Kamionok05:10
mdzI've updated the announcement accordingly05:12
mdzogra: how are you doing on testing?05:12
ogramdz, had a scratched CD here took a while to get that fixed... 05:13
ogradoing my last test (default install i386) now05:13
mdzogra: what have you tested already, and what remains to be tested?05:14
ograserver and workstatio were fine05:14
ograDVD x86 and probably the amd64 iso... 05:14
mdzyou have 12 tests to do, right?05:14
mdz(server,workstation) x (i386,amd64,powerpc)05:14
ograi'm finishing the 3rd ://////777705:15
mdz+ DVDs05:15
jsgotangcougghh05:15
mdzogra: are you rethinking your position on the DVDs yet? ;-)05:15
ograi'm not after testing amd64 or ppc DVDs if its not absolutely necessary05:15
ograbut i'd like to know x86 works...05:15
mdzwe can hold them back from the release, but we won't release untested images05:16
ograi'll get some HW tomorrow, probably i can make a ppc and x86 test then...05:17
ogra(DVD that is)05:17
mdzogra: this is edubuntu's first public release; we can be conservative in what we ship this time05:17
Kamionsometimes I wish we could do releases from an office/lab; we could fill it with DVD burners, a really fast pipe, test machines, and lots and lots of coffee and sugar05:17
mdzogra: we can also release with only CDs, test the DVDs tomorrow and release them iff they work correctly05:17
ogramdz, ok... so a amd64 and ppc CD iso test would be needed i guess05:17
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jbaileyOoo, only a million and a half files to rsync to the other ox.05:17
ogramdz, yes, that'd be fine with me...05:18
elmoKamion: well, you're welcome to do it in the DC, if you want - it's not a pleasant working enviroment, but it has all of that except for DVD burners05:18
mdzogra: so again, which tests  have you done?05:18
ograwe just agrred to have a DVD if possible on the summit, i dont want to dissapoint sabdfl05:18
mdzelmo: WHAT'S THAT?  I COULDN'T HEAR YOUR SUGGESTION OVER THE FANS05:19
ogramdz, x86 is just finishing in the other room, all three installs tested05:19
Kamionelmo: if we're at this number of images for dapper, I might well take you up on that05:19
mdzogra: what's the third?05:19
Keybukand postfix dep problems *sigh*05:19
mdzogra: rather, what are the three installs?05:19
ograserver, workstation and default05:19
mdzI thought the default was server05:19
danielsKamion: byo pillow05:19
Keybuksorry, postfix postinst broke05:20
lamont__Keybuk: ??05:20
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mdzjsgotangco: edubuntu?05:20
ogramdz, i kept server as is 05:20
Keybuklamont__: hoary->breezy upgrade, postfix: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 105:20
mdzogra: seriously?05:20
ogramdz, yes05:20
jsgotangcomdz, no ubuntu still downloading edubuntu atm05:20
ogramdz, the default is called edubuntu05:20
mdzjsgotangco: so you tested desktop and oem, thanks05:21
ogramdz, and we have an additional workstation install thats ubuntu with edubuntu-desktop05:21
mdzKamion: I'm going to test the server images anyway while I wait for the powerpc dvd again05:22
Kamion(default installs both edubuntu-desktop and edubuntu-server)05:22
ogramdz, for overview: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallNotes 05:22
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Keybuklamont__: in particular, "fatal: could not find any active network interfaces"05:22
hno73goodnight all. have fun :)05:22
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jbaileylamont-ia64-live: Eh, cool.05:22
ogramdz, err, https://wiki.edubuntu.org/InstallNotes05:22
lamont-ia64-livejbailey, yeah - works05:22
Keybuki suspect this is the same as mvo found05:22
diemanthere we go05:23
lamont-ia64-liveKeybuk, on hoary upgrade?05:23
diemanfound a mirror that was willing to send to me at 30mbps05:23
Keybuklamont-ia64-live: yah05:23
lamont__gah - back to the other machine05:23
diemanit will have to do05:23
Kamionogra: you mean EdubuntuInstallNotes?05:23
lamont__Keybuk: from a hoary install? or warty>05:23
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Keybuklamont__: hoary install without security or updates05:23
lamont__Keybuk: ok05:23
ograKamion, in fact i meant http://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuInstallNotes, yes :)05:23
ograthe wiki merge is quite confusing05:24
ograi had to rename all my stuff and links...05:24
lamont__Keybuk: do you have /etc/postfix/{main,master}.cf where I can look at them?05:25
Keybuklamont__: no, it'll be wiped already05:25
Keybukwas just whatever hoary made out of the box05:26
lamont__ok05:26
KeybukI installed hoary not 20 minutes ago <g>05:26
Keybukspecifically to test this05:26
lamont__I suspect that the trivial fix is either: (1) postconf -e 'inet_interfaces = loopback-only' or (2) remove postfix and/or fix master.cf to match.  grumble.05:27
=== lamont__ will duplicate it and figure out the optimal fix.
lamont__just need a crash and burn box05:28
jbaileyWow, delete ccache and hct's cache and I'm down to 117k files from 1.5M05:31
jbaileyKeybuk: Is hct going to clean up after itself? and delete cached things older than a certain period?05:31
mdzKamion: we need to remove the RC (or otherwise shrink the pool) before we can push the release to us.releases05:33
calcbtw the live powerpc cd isn't up yet05:33
mdzcalc: yes, it is05:33
lamont__calc: I have a copy that I downloaded....05:33
mdzcalc: where were you looking?05:34
calc.pool05:34
Kamionmdz: removing DVDs is a better option; I'll sort that out05:34
calcperhaps i am looking in the wrong place05:34
Keybukjbailey: new HCT uses bzr, so there's no cache, there's just whatever you have in your project tree05:34
Kamionor moving RC DVDs to cdimage.ubuntu.com, I should say05:34
Keybukif you wipe ~/scratch/udev all of the udev repository and shit goes too05:34
Keybuk(unless you've published it somewhere, of course)05:34
jbaileyKeybuk: \o/05:34
mdzKamion: CD images are blessed, ready to go once they're mirrored05:35
KeybukI'm hoping I'll be able to give you something to play with during the pre-conf "quiet period"05:35
elmoKamion: why not just kill RC now?05:35
elmoit's not as if having anyone test it is useful05:35
Keybuk--> /msg (as off-topic)05:35
Kamionelmo: am already shifting DVDs around ...05:36
Kamionit'll get killed automatically when I publish the release for real05:36
calcah i see the ppc one now, guess its in the middle of copying right now05:36
calcor i was blind05:37
diemanim trying to at least get the -install isos05:37
diemanim nearly done with -live too05:37
diemanwont have the dvd's in time05:37
Riddellanyone able to check over the kubuntu announcement?  http://kubuntu.org/announcements/breezy-release.php05:37
mdzKamion: ubuntu-server on i386 and amd64 went splendidly05:38
=== Kamion pushes out a quick sync to at least remove the RC DVDs first
calcRiddell: kaffeine misspelled05:40
Kamiondo release announcements need to point to the DVDs?05:40
calcalso is breezy badger supposed to be capitalized?05:40
mdzyes05:40
calcRiddell: see above wrt capitalization05:41
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lamont__hrmpf05:41
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carthikRiddell http://www.kubuntu.org/download.php links test say "5.04" though they link to the 5.10 RC disc images05:42
calcRiddell: kaffeine is spelled right in the title but not in the description05:42
diemanlamont__: heh05:42
calc" Kubuntu 5.10 can be download from http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/5.10" probably should read "downloaded"05:43
diemanlamont__: im busy trying to get them somewhere in the usa.05:43
lamont__dieman: if you do, holler.. :)05:43
diemanok05:43
lamont__s/if/when/05:43
lamont__I'm at 26%, 9 hours remaining.05:43
lamont__and gonna kill it and go home, once the i386 install CD is done burning05:44
diemanheh05:44
diemani got all the install cds05:44
diemanhow far off is the -rc dvd from the release dvd?05:44
diemanis it worth trying to rsync to that?05:44
mdzdieman: yes05:44
diemanok05:44
Kamiondieman: are you only mirroring releases.u.c, or cdimage too?05:44
diemanjust release for now05:44
diemanreleases05:44
Kamionbecause the release DVD won't be going to releases.u.c05:44
diemanhmm05:45
diemani see it on some sites05:45
calc"Please download by Bittorrent if possible." by sounds awkward but maybe just to me (via or using seems better)05:45
diemanim so confused!05:45
Kamionjust to cdimage.u.c/releases/breezy/release/05:45
calcor maybe even "with"05:45
Kamiondieman: er, I haven't put it there on the master05:45
Kamionthe RC DVD is there05:45
mdzdieman: maybe you saw the RC dvd05:45
diemanyeah05:45
jbaileycalc: "The preferred way to get these is through Bittorrent."  "Use Bittorrent if possible", or something.05:45
diemanbut some people have the rc dvd in their release .pool05:45
Kamionit should be going away now, I've moved it05:45
jbaileycalc: Just sidestep the akwardness05:45
calcjbailey: yea05:46
carthikRiddell: also "Google suggest" might be "Google Suggest" - sorry if I am bugging you :)05:46
calcRiddell: looks pretty good other than the above mentioned things (check all comments i made, not all were prefixed with your nick)05:47
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carthikRiddell, "/etc/apt/source.list" should be "/etc/apt/sources.list"05:47
calccarthik: also needs an apt-get update05:48
calcor does dist-upgrade do that automagically now05:48
crimsun(no, still needs an update first)05:49
calcok05:49
carthikRiddell, also, the page https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KubuntuBreezyReleaseKnownProblems does not exist yet (don't know if this really matters)05:49
carthikRiddell, since the www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki redirects to wiki.ubuntu.com and ubuntulinux.org throws an "expired certificate" message, maybe change the links to wiki.ubuntu.com/%s ?05:51
Riddellall fixed, thanks much carthik and calc 05:52
wasabiSo somebody enlighten me. Is universe frozen also?05:52
calcnp05:52
bob2wasabi: /topic05:52
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mdzwasabi: it is about time05:52
wasabik05:52
mdzwhy?05:52
wasabiJust wasn't sure. If it wasn't I was going to fix a minor Eclipse bug.05:53
Unfrgivenmdz: any chance that the introdeveloperdocs package from the new queue will make it into breezy (universe rep)?05:54
mdzUnfrgiven: if it isn't in already, it's too late05:54
calcRiddell: i think krita desc may be a sentence fragment05:54
calcRiddell: though i never did well in grammar ;)05:54
mdzUnfrgiven: release times are too busy to expect new packages to be processed quickly05:55
wasabiI'm kinda happy to see my Eclipse efforts finally pay off.05:55
wasabiDebian maintainer took them and polished them up. ;)05:56
Riddellcalc: yep, fixed05:57
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Kamion+The default installation is suitable for servers, and installs only the base05:58
Kamion+system. You may install additional packages of your choice from the CD once05:58
Kamion+the installation is complete.05:58
Kamionmdz: that OK with you?05:58
mdzKamion: yes, thanks05:58
Kamionactually, too many "install"s in there, one moment05:58
Kamion+The default installation is suitable for servers, and installs only the base05:59
calcRiddell: er isn't the subject of the sentence still missing?05:59
Kamion+system. Afterwards, you may install additional packages of your choice from05:59
Kamion+the CD.05:59
calcRiddell: putting a period at the end doesn't make it a sentence automatically ;)05:59
Kamionmdz: turned out to be straightforward after all05:59
calcRiddell: which is where i get to the point about not knowing for sure whether it is considered a fragment or not05:59
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calcheh06:00
calcjbailey: you actually want your system wiped? :)06:00
Riddellcalc: well this isn't prose, it's a list under the subject "new in kubuntu 5.10"06:00
calcjbailey: oops misparsed what you wrote06:00
jbaileycalc: I seem to be the one to do ppc64 tests. =)06:00
calcRiddell: true, nm :)06:00
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wasabiyay flash system "just about done!"06:03
jbaileyHmm, no automatic lvm option on ppc64-server.06:03
Kamionmdz: drum roll please06:04
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mdzKamion: *drums on the desk*06:06
diemanheh06:06
=== ogra listens
Kamionmirrors are syncing the Ubuntu release06:06
diemanwoo!06:06
Kamioninstall CD and live CD only for now06:07
Unfrgivencongrats to all! :)06:07
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KeybukKamion: WAIT!06:08
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Keybuk:p06:08
Kamiondude06:08
mdzKamion: oh, us.releases wasn't finished with the isos yet06:08
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lamont__ew. tomato paste06:08
Kamionmdz: nor se.releases, I think06:08
diemanok06:08
diemanim active for releases06:08
diemanfor breezy/ubuntu install/live06:09
RiddellKamion: can you put the kubuntu CDs on release too?06:09
diemanwaiting for the rest of the isos to make it06:09
KamionI don't entirely understand why se. is lagging06:09
wasabiSo is this "it"?06:09
jbaileywe're going to die...06:10
crimsunwasabi: yes.06:10
Kamionmdz: ack kubuntu?06:10
wasabiWho has the champaign?06:10
jbailey(mandatory HHGG quote)06:10
elmoKamion: the DVDs probably :P06:10
mdzKamion: let's get ubuntu up first06:10
elmoI'll kill it and start the sync again06:10
Kamionelmo: what's so hard about removing files?06:10
elmough did you just randomly retrigger?06:10
Kamionwhat, just now? no06:11
mdzKamion: then we can remove RC and publish kubuntu at the same time, right?06:11
Kamionfive minutes ago, yes06:11
Kamionmdz: yes06:11
mdzwe know at least one of the mirrors is tight on space06:11
Kamionpublish-release does that itself ...06:11
Kamionmdz: I removed ~16GB from releases earlier06:12
mdzannouncement is in the moderation queue now06:12
Kamionif they're *still* tight on space, they suck :-)06:12
KeybukKamion: that's generally a mirror's job isn't it?06:12
mdzKamion: what did you remove apart from the RC DVDs?06:12
Keybuksucking and blowing as hard as they can06:13
Kamionmdz: the RC DVDs come to about 16GB06:13
mdzKamion: oh, you did kubuntu as well?06:13
Kamionright06:13
jbaileyppc64 server install good.06:14
calcmight be useful to remove the colony/rc releases from torrent site also to keep people from being confused06:14
Kamioncalc: I thought I removed colony-5 earlier today06:15
Kamionbut yeah, I'll remove the rc06:15
calcthough they probably should be downloading via a torrent file instead of the tracker itself06:15
jbaileyThe wiki appears to be unable to see the authentication database...06:15
Kamioncalc: I've removed most of the RC with prejudice from the master; will sync once elmo gives me the ok06:17
ogramdz, i386 edubuntu completely done and blessed06:17
mdzogra: great06:17
ograyup06:17
mdzogra: how about some sleep?06:17
Kamioncalc: but note that it gets rm'ed automatically on the master when the release gets published - I just purged some stuff that hasn't quite been superseded yet06:17
elmoKamion: sync yourself happy06:17
ogramdz, there is still some small webpage and wiki stuff in 30 min i'm done :)06:18
elmous.r.c is still syncing the images tho06:18
elmoI'll manually rekick it when it's done06:18
mdzogra: you're what?06:18
Kamionelmo: I still don't understand what se.r is doing06:18
elmoKamion: is it definitely not up-to-date?06:18
mdzogra: I'm suggesting that you sleep and continue with the release after06:18
ogramdz, i'm done for today in 30min :) i have to ship some screenshots for highvoltage etc...06:19
Kamionelmo: http://se.releases.ubuntu.com/ is showing an Archive-Update-In-Progress and an out-of-date HEADER.html at least06:19
lamont__elmo: will the poor SCC arch's be allowed a little time to catch up, or is the archive locked down hard already?06:19
mdzogra: ok, agreed06:19
ogra;)06:19
mdzus.releases has 4/606:19
Kamionelmo: the actual images seem to be there, but it's not updating the symlinks in breezy/06:19
elmohmm, it's rsync-ing SOMETHING, and a lot of it06:20
elmolamont: archive's not locked down yet06:20
fabbionemorning guys06:21
Kamionthe images themselves got (effectively) touched when the symlinks were changed; I don't know if that's relevant06:21
ogramorning fabbione 06:21
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Kamion(actually identical versions re-copied in because publish-release is just that clever)06:21
elmomaswan: ?06:21
mdzKamion: timestamps preserved?06:21
Kamionmdz: no06:22
Kamioner, yes06:22
Kamionuses cp -a06:22
lifelesselmo: did we just lose all useful bandwidth ?06:22
elmolifeless: err, no?06:22
lifelessok, wiki is just being painfully slow06:23
elmothat's nothing to do with the bandwidth06:23
elmothat's moin being crap, AFAICT06:23
Kamionelmo: oh, meh, ok, it's rsyncing the Kubuntu images I pre-published ages ago, I think06:23
lifelessheh, k06:23
Kamionor possibly Edubuntu06:24
Kamionyay derivatives06:24
elmoKamion: which images?06:24
elmooh, nm, duh, the soon-to-be-golden ones06:24
elmogar06:24
Kamionright ...06:24
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jsgotangcoogra, edubuntu x86 workstation PASS06:24
Kamionelmo: not much to be done about that, I'm going for a drink06:24
ograjsgotangco, yay :)06:24
Kamionmdz: ubuntu-server rebuilding with updated syslinux.txt (I hope)06:25
mdzKamion: powerpc dvd is looking OK so far06:26
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calcheh there is an old 5.04/array-7 dir still on cdimage full of isos06:27
mdzus.releases now has all the isos, not the links yet though06:29
mdzannouncement is in the moderation queue06:29
Kamioncalc: *clicketyclick* not any more there's not06:29
Kamion(thanks)06:29
whiprushmdz: is there a way you can send me the announcement so I can get the fridge ready?06:29
whiprushunless jdub is handling it.06:29
mdzI think jdub is out for the count06:30
Kamionjdub's on UK time06:30
mdzI can bounce you a copy if you give me your email address06:30
whiprushah06:30
whiprushjorge@whiprush.org06:30
mdzen route06:30
whiprushta06:30
calcKamion: heh :)06:30
fabbionemdz: sorry, can you forward it here too? lamont and I need to prepare the announce for SCC06:31
fabbione(and wiki is locked)06:31
mdzfabbione: wiki is what?:06:31
fabbione"/!\The authentication database is temporarily unavailable. Anonymous access only."06:31
fabbionei thought somebody did lock it on purpose06:32
Kamionaha, se.releases is up to date in the parts that matter now06:32
fabbione(wiki.u.c)06:32
mdzfabbione: no idea what that is about06:32
Kamion(it's still dealing with kubuntu, edubuntu, ubuntu-server)06:32
fabbionemdz: ok..06:32
jbaileyfabbione: It's been that way for at least 10m.06:32
mdzI can't login to the website either to publish the news item06:32
fabbionejbailey: ok06:32
mdzelmo?06:32
Riddellwhiprush: can you do the kubuntu story too?  http://kubuntu.org/announcements/breezy-release.php06:32
elmomdz: uh?06:32
mdzelmo: launchpad auth seems to be borked somehow?06:32
jbaileySuspect that LP went to sleep. =)06:33
jsgotangcowhiprush, don't forget our edubuntu story too!06:33
elmostub's doing a  production upgrade06:33
whiprushYikes!06:33
whiprushok06:33
mdzoh, hell06:33
Keybukstub's taken it down06:33
ograperfect timing :)06:33
lifelesstiming!06:33
mdzstub: the timing is not ideal06:33
fabbionemdz: what time is over your TZ?06:33
Keybuk<stub> Anyway... just about done.06:33
mdzfabbione: 213406:34
fabbioneit's not 13 everywhere in the world yet :)06:34
jsgotangcoheh06:34
stubdone06:34
fabbioneare we going to release the 12 and 1/2?06:34
mdzyes06:34
jbaileyfabbione: Pretend you're Harry Potter.06:34
fabbione:)06:34
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ajmitchfabbione: the 13th is 3/4 done here06:35
stubmdz: Needed for a shipit update which have been getting 'DOIT' priorities06:35
jsgotangcoajmitch, heh06:35
whiprushjsgotangco: link me to a release announcement or something please.06:35
mdzstub: it's not going to hold up the release, just getting it on the website :-)06:36
mdzstub: that'll change with soyuz though...06:36
Kamionmdz: aren't you just looking forward to it06:36
stubmdz: We have plans and a spec for keeping authentication running during these outages. Just a matter of time.06:37
KeybukKamion: what do you mean?  mdz loves launchpad06:37
KamionKeybuk: absence makes the heart grow fonder06:37
Keybukmeeeeow06:37
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mdzstub: it's no problem for it to go down for this sort of interval, we just need to coordinate in advance06:38
bddebianI know you folks probably don't care to hear it from me but Great Work and Congratulations!!! :-)06:38
mdzKeybuk: I also love the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairie06:38
stubmdz: Normally coordination is done automatically in that updates are done in AU time. This obviously needs to adjust to the pre-release 24hour shifts ;)06:39
mdzbddebian: what do you mean?  we especially care to hear it from you06:39
bddebian:-)06:39
Kamionus.r is going to be a while, from the look of it; it's still in edubuntu/.pool/06:39
diemanwow06:39
Kamionstub: 24-hour shifts are for wusses06:39
bddebianAnyway, gnight folks.  Thanks for all your hard work.06:39
tsengbddebian: i vote you in top 5 bugfixers06:40
Kamionreal men do 36-hour shifts06:40
ograbddebian, it wouldnt be what it is now without you :)06:40
diemanthe i386 install torrent is doing nearly a megabyte/sec on its own06:40
tsengbddebian: have a medal06:40
mdzstub: distro work is done on AU time as well, and I'm often working during these hours too06:40
bddebianogra: Pfft :-)06:40
ogra;)06:40
KeybukKamion: what does that make me?  that's my usual working day <g>06:40
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elmoit's at 4/6 of edubuntu06:41
elmogot kubuntu + ubuntu06:41
Kamionelmo: Edubuntu only has 306:41
Kamionoh, preview's still there because we haven't published for real yet. it's had those 3 for ages though.06:42
Kamionelmo: it doesn't appear to have kubuntu yet, only the rc06:43
elmoe < k06:43
elmoso, it hasn't got kubuntu sigh06:43
KamionI think I might take the opportunity to go out to the 24-hour supermarket for some more coffee06:44
Riddellshould the kubuntu announcement mention bugzilla or malone?06:47
mdzRiddell: yes06:52
Riddellmdz: which? :)06:52
mdzRiddell: bugzilla for main, malone for universe06:53
Riddellok06:53
Keybukah, we must be near release, mdz is getting "cheerful" :)06:53
elmoKamion: back yet?06:55
elmoKamion: in any event, are the server ISOs final?06:56
jbaileyppc64 oem and resize ok06:59
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:mdz] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with breezy) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | MOM/NDA producing bad diffs | http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2005-October/000038.html
Lathiatuh, the wiki seems to have recently broken for subpages, the CSS isn't included07:14
Lathiate.g. http://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/DellPrecisionM2007:14
Keybukmdz: \o/07:14
Keybukcongrats07:14
Lathiatwoohoo :)07:15
mdzI'm fresh out of champagne07:15
ajmitchwell done everyone :)07:15
mdztalisker it is07:15
fabbioneyay07:15
mdzgreat work everyone07:15
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jsgotangcowoooo07:15
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Keybuka whole 6 months before we have to do that again07:15
whiprushfridge updated!07:16
fabbioneKeybuk: ehehhe07:16
Kamionelmo: the ones I just built should be - not the pre-published nes07:16
jsgotangcowooooo07:16
elmoKamion: ugh07:16
Kamionthe change should be rsync-trivial07:16
KamionTo burn the Ubuntu 5.10 CD images to disk, you will need 700MB07:17
Kamionmedia.07:17
Kamionmdz: we forgot to remove that bit07:17
mdzKamion: heh, oops07:18
mdzI'll fix it on the website07:18
mdzfixed07:18
Kamionta07:19
ajmitchit's hard to find 650MB blanks now :)07:19
bob2hah07:19
KamionKubuntu publishing on little, but I'll hold off on the mirror sync until us.releases has caught up07:19
diemanyeah07:20
diemani dont even think like walgreens has 650mb ones07:20
jsgotangcowheres your release notes link?07:20
RiddellKamion: what is little?07:20
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bob2Riddell: the cd build machine...07:21
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jsgotangcothe natives are restless?07:21
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mdzmy word there are a lot of people in #ubuntu07:23
Riddelljsgotangco: actually most of them have given up and gone to sleep :)07:23
KeybukI think the DISTROWATCH SPIES are asleep07:23
jsgotangcohehe07:23
wasabimdz, was it you who mentioned ya'll had looked at unionfs?07:24
Keybukand we missed LWN07:24
bob2OMG UBUNTU IS NUMBER ONE ON DISTROWATCH07:24
mdzwasabi: yes07:24
speel=o did some one sat distrowatch07:24
lamontbob2: again?07:24
speelsay*07:24
wasabimdz got it working pretty good, stable.07:24
wasabiSurely it's not a "stable" project righ tnow, but my install is. ;)07:24
Keybukbob2: THE AWARD WINNING UBUNTU (AS SEEN ON TV)07:24
Keybukitym07:24
bob2oh, good point07:24
bob2yay veronica07:24
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wasabiNot there yet.07:25
Keybukslashdot hate us07:25
Lathiatwhats the website with dapper goals?07:25
Lathiatis it in the main wiki?07:25
Keybukthey haven't been drawn up yet07:25
Keybukthat's what UBZ is for07:25
Lathiaterr, i mean, promosed UBZ dapper goals07:26
Lathiatits ok i found it07:26
Kamiondieman: I can find 650MB blanks for sale near the end of dabs.com's listings, although certainly the vast majority are 700MB07:26
diemanheh07:27
Keybukelmo: can we upload yet?  can we?  can we?  huh?  huh?07:27
diemanheh07:27
diemanthe DISTROWATCH SPIES07:27
mdzelmo: I would like to upgrade to dapper plz help kthx07:27
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wasabielmo: can you sync * from debian?07:27
mdzdistrowatch is asleep; no announcement yet07:27
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Keybukactually, has upload-to-breezy been switched off?07:28
ajmitchprobably a good idea before some random MOTU decides to upload07:29
Lathiatwasabi: heh, i read that as 'asterisk'07:29
wasabiyeah i did too after I said it. =(07:29
Lathiathaha07:29
elmoupload-to-breezy will be switched off when all 3 derivatives are released07:29
Lathiatso theres still time to do that avahi sync i wanted? *g*07:29
elmoLathiat: no07:30
wasabiI love the arrangement of the kernel packages07:30
ajmitchLathiat: you're sol07:30
fabbioneelmo: ok.. can you please give me 5 minutes notice so i will stop the buildd?07:30
wasabilinux-headers-k7 ,always tracking latest version ,etc.07:30
Kamioncjwatson@little:~/cdimage/www$ for-project kubuntu publish-release daily-live 20051012.3 live yes07:30
KamionDaily for breezy powerpc on 20051012.3 is oversized! Continue? [yN]  y07:30
KamionYEAH WHATEVER07:30
fabbioneKamion: GO GO GO! :)07:30
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elmolamont: ?07:32
carthikExcuse the interruption in the regular broadcast - but - THANK YOU! All!! - from the bottom of my heart.07:32
lamontelmo: si?07:32
elmolamont: ok to disable binary uploads?07:32
elmoi.e. hppa/ia6407:33
lamonthrm... well...07:33
CaiN_SAomw lol07:33
lamontif you must07:33
CaiN_SAsince yesterday07:33
lamontbut it'd be nice to have a few more hours (hppa has ~100 packages to try)(07:33
CaiN_SAonly 1 package update came out for my system :/07:33
lamontmost of which will fail07:33
elmolamont: in universe or main?07:33
Keybukah, DW woke up07:33
lamontI wanna give qt-x11-free the college try, but otherwise purely universe07:33
jhankbtw i am the distrowatch spy :)07:33
jbaileylamont: Does this mean youactually get to keep a breezy archive?07:34
jhanktell me what to write *fg*07:34
mdzjhank: hey, welcome :-)07:34
Kamionus.releases appears up-to-date now07:34
lamontjbailey: feh07:34
calcjhank: write more about how ubuntu's naming is leet ;)07:34
jhankthanks matt07:34
mdzKamion: with everything?07:34
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jhankokay calc, what else ;)07:34
Kamionmdz: it's got the symlinks, which usually indicates it's got everything; they're last to rsync07:34
elmoKamion: no, I cheated07:35
mdzjhank: complain about the desktop theme or something07:35
elmoKamion: it's still missing edu and kub07:35
elmothey're just starting07:35
dholbachhow do we look?07:35
jhanknoooo i don't i like it - bad luck ;)07:35
Kamionelmo: ah, ok - thanks07:35
mdzdholbach: we look dapper indeed, I say ;-)07:35
dholbachROCK07:36
fabbioneDAPPER DAPPER DAPPER!07:36
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KeybukGAY DUCK!07:36
dholbachYAY! :)07:36
fabbioneKeybuk: YES!07:36
fabbioneahhaha07:36
Keybuknow, where did I put that mp3 of "Disco Duck" ?07:36
Lathiathaha07:36
mdzthanks to all of you for the lovely birthday present :-)07:36
lamontmdz: is it your b-day?07:37
Keybukmdz: it's not your birthday yet, is it?07:37
Keybuk1h30 by my clock07:37
mdzKeybuk: everywhere except local time07:37
Keybukin which timezone were you born?07:37
lamonthappy birthday mdz07:37
Kamioncool - happy mdz-day!07:37
mdzKeybuk: -407:37
jhankwhich is where? mdz07:38
dholbachhappy birthday matt! :)07:38
mdzjhank: Baltimore, MD, US07:38
jhankahh happy birthday :)07:38
mdzthanks, all07:38
Keybukok, happy birthday then :p07:38
jhankwell done ;)07:38
mdzI swear the release date was a complete coincidence07:39
jhankhehe07:39
Lathiathaha07:39
jhankand if not... who cares ;)07:39
mdzwe moved from wednesdays to thursdays for other reasons and everything fell into place07:39
fabbionemdz: dude.. stop trying to catch up with my age :P07:39
mdzfabbione: I can only manage one per year07:40
fabbionemdz: ehhe07:40
KamionKubuntu release symlinks heading out to mirrors now07:40
KamionRiddell: ^--07:40
Riddelljust spotted :)07:41
Kamionmdz: DVDs good to go? the test plan at least has some entries for all architectures now, even if the powerpc ones are ppc6407:42
mdzKamion: powerpc live passed, powerpc install in progress07:43
mdz(stage2)07:43
dholbachi'll take a shower, get some coffee and brb07:43
mdzRiddell: announcement moderated, congratulations07:43
speelwoot :) nice work guys07:44
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wasabimdz, Re: #17669; That option prevents start-stop-daemon from being able to stop GDM on my flash-based system.07:48
wasabiBut lack of the option doesn't have any effect on the outcome.07:48
wasabiWith it it says GDM is not started. I guess I shoudl look at exactly what that option does...07:49
mdzwasabi: yes, that would be a good next step ;-)07:50
wasabiHmm. I'll check it tomorrow. Causes it to check /proc/pid/exe. No clue why that would be wrong. ;)07:50
wasabiSince it launches it fine.07:50
Kamionyou do have /proc mounted?07:50
wasabiyes. ;)07:50
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Kamionjust checking :)07:50
pittiGood morning07:51
whiprushpitti!07:51
pittidarn, I missed the release07:52
pittigreat to see it out! thanks to everybody07:52
Riddellpitti: just in time for the kubuntu release07:52
mdzpitti: you aren't too late to celebrate ;-)07:52
jbaileypitti: Start drinking!07:52
pittimdz: I wanted to go on a ppc testing tour now :-)07:52
pittijbailey: ok, at this time of the day I'll drink tea :-)07:52
mdzKeybuk: but you didn't ask what time of day I was born07:53
jbaileypitti: The bars don't close here for another 2 hours. =)07:53
Riddellpitti: I still need the kubuntu ppc DVD tested07:53
Keybukmdz: or which year ... and then we'd be getting into counting leap-seconds and other stuff07:53
pittiRiddell: ok, if I start now, the download will be finished in about a week, since it is 1.5 times of my weekly quota07:54
jbaileyKeybuk: Didn't the US government just abolish the leap second at the same time as their DST reform?07:54
bob2ubuntu drinking game: drink until dapper ships.07:54
Riddellpitti: don't worry then, I've only got 1.5 hours to go on my download :)07:54
pittiRiddell: if it is urgent, I can go to the uni in about an hour and suck it ther07:54
Keybukjbailey: ?!  are they slowly going out of sync with the rest of the world then?07:54
jbaileyKeybuk: This is news?07:54
Keybukbob2: drink, until launchpad is ready for dapper07:54
pittiRiddell: ok, I won't be faster than 1.5 hours07:54
bob2Keybuk: I don't want any fatalities07:54
pittiRiddell: btw, you still know the refusal of my computer to boot Kubuntu? :-/07:54
Riddellpitti: which arch was that?07:55
pittiRiddell: amd6407:55
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mdzin the excitement I forgot to eat dinner07:56
ivokscongrats everyone07:56
jbaileyQuick! Every order pizza for mdz...07:56
jbaileyEveryone, even.07:56
Riddellpitti: it worked perfectly on mine (until my amd64 broke), must be something strange about yours07:56
Keybukjbailey: send an e-mail, you know, the kind that says you have to forward it to 10 friends07:57
Keybukwith any luck, we can keep mdz in pizza for life07:57
mdzdelivery options are limited at this time ofnight07:57
jbaileyRiddell: Didn't I repot the same problem?07:57
pittimdz: enjoy it then; you truly earned it :-)07:57
mdzI think I will need to actually leave the house07:57
Riddelljbailey: yes07:57
jbaileymdz: 11pm on a Thursday, really?07:57
mdzjbailey: lots open, but not for delivery07:57
jbaileyOh, hey, subtract day when crossing over midnight.07:58
Keybukdude, you live in AMERICA, can't you get any form of fast food delivered 24/707:58
mdzI don't eat fast food07:58
calcfast food delivers?07:58
Burgundaviaqueue the whining --> http://www.techspot.com/news/19060-ati-catalyst-510-drivers-released.html07:58
mdzKeybuk: can your country even manage to deliver a pizza yet?07:58
calconly delivery here is for pizza07:58
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Keybukmdz: I assume so07:59
Burgundavialxer just picked up the release announcment07:59
jbaileymdz: There's a lovely all veggie-Thai place in Montr'eal07:59
KeybukI enjoy cooking too much to find out07:59
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pittidarn, security flaw in OpenSSL - I think we'll see breezy's first USN today...08:00
mdzpitti: so it goes08:01
fabbionepitti: wow08:01
jbaileypitti: You're just showing off ;)08:02
mdzpitti: just make sure the hoar-security version number is < breezy ;-)08:02
wasabiThx jbailey!08:02
wasabievoluiton exchange works again!08:02
pitti*cough*08:02
pittimdz: I don't intend to update upstream version numbers for all our software :-)08:02
jbaileywasabi: Yay!  Feel free to close any bugs that look like problems you were having. =)08:03
wasabiAlmost.08:03
jbaileyErr.08:03
wasabiIt refuses to conenct ot the backend now heh08:03
jbaileywasabi: Try /usr/lib/evolution/2.4/killev08:03
jbaileywasabi: And then connect again.08:03
wasabiwasabi   22584  0.5  1.8  25740  9472 ?        Sl   01:03   0:00 /usr/lib/evolution/2.4/evolution-exchange-storage --oaf-activate-ii08:04
wasabiwasabi   22592  0.5  1.3  17028  7168 ?        S    01:03   0:00 /usr/lib/libgnomeui-0/gnome_segv evolution-2.4 6 2.4.108:04
wasabiheh.08:04
wasabithere are bout 30 gnome_segv processes right now08:04
wasabinope, it screws up evo on every launch now08:05
wasabiin fact evo is now unusable. =(08:05
jbaileywasabi: Is this what you meant when yousaid it's "working"? =)08:06
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wasabiHeh the config screen worked.08:06
wasabiWhich was much more than previous.08:06
wasabiGot me excited!08:06
jbaileyI have seen other success repots.  What was this upgraded from, Hoary?08:06
wasabiWell, it's been breezy for ages.08:06
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wasabiSure, upgraded from Hoary...08:07
wasabiAnd Warty.08:07
wasabirm -rf ~/.evolution     =(08:07
jbaileyWEll, if it's been breezy for a bit, then it's not just coping with the 2.2 -> 2.4 upgrade...08:07
jbaileywasabi: mv ~/.evolution ...08:07
jbaileyIt might help to debug it later.08:07
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wasabiit worked. ;)08:10
wasabiyay!08:10
wasabifirst time I've ever used this successfully.08:10
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diemanshit08:15
diemanautomated rsync nuked out the isos i had08:15
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dholbachmorning mvo08:25
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mdzKamion: DVDs are gold08:28
mdzKamion: powerpc install checked out08:28
mvomdz: happy birthday! 08:30
jsgotangcooh yeahhh08:30
mdzmvo: thanks08:30
pittimdz: Hey, happy birthday from me, too!08:31
mdzpitti: and thank you too08:31
pittimdz: now I know why you was eager to release it so quickly :-)08:31
mvoheh :) 08:32
mdzit was a cosmic intersection of events, I had nothing to do with it08:32
jbaileyHow to claim your birthday beer as a tax deductable business expense. =)08:34
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dieman          [A08:35
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diemanyou sure know when comcast fails08:36
diemanone of my downloads went from 10mbps to 30mbps08:36
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(dieman/#ubuntu-devel) (im on cable, but we have local peering with the univ)08:36
(dieman/#ubuntu-devel) (so i can just tunnel through work)08:36
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Kamionmdz: great, thanks. publishing now08:58
mdzKamion: talk to elmo08:59
Kamionmdz: source and ports CDs are both up on cdimage, though I suspect you don't care :-)08:59
Kamionelmo: I don't know what mdz wants me to talk to you about, but ...08:59
mdzer, I guess if it's only going to cdimage, it doesn't matter08:59
mdzthere are some mirror issues right now08:59
Kamionindeed, only cdimage08:59
mdzKamion: I do care; I'll be thinking of it all the way from here to my bed08:59
mdzwhere I am headed now, and I suggest you do the same09:00
jbaileymdz: Happy bnirthday in local time. =)09:00
Kamionwe'll see; I don't want to get my body clock horrifically out of sync09:00
mdzjbailey: thanks09:00
KamionI'll probably nap for a bit while Kirsten's at work09:01
mdznight all09:01
Kamionnight09:01
sabdflnight mdz. congratulations!09:01
fabbionenight mdz09:03
jsgotangconight mdz and happy birthday!09:03
fabbionemdz: ah can you wait a second only?09:03
infinitymdz : 'Night, dude.  Happy release/birthday09:04
fabbionemdz: good old man :)09:05
fabbionejdub, mako: ping?09:05
highvoltagemdz: happy birthday!09:05
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fabbionesabdfl: do you have enough power on lists to allow the ports announce+09:10
fabbione?09:10
Riddelljdub would, but he's on london time09:10
fabbioneRiddell: yeah09:10
fabbionei know09:10
jane_can I send out the edubuntu release announcement? or does someone have to formally proof it first?09:11
infinityjane_ : It won't hit the list anyway until it's been approved by a list moderator.09:11
infinityjane_ : But it might be nice to pass it by a few people before you send.09:11
Kamionjane_: have all the images been tested?09:14
Kamionlast I heard, that wasn't the case quite yet09:15
jane_Kamion: I last spoke to ogra about 12 hours ago, so I'd better dbl check, thanks09:15
Kamionthe images were built later than that :-)09:16
highvoltagejane_: ogra still needed to test ppc and amd64 just before he went to sleep 09:16
Kamionyes, he said he had tested and was happy with i38609:17
Kamionbut I'd rather not release just the one arch, if possible09:17
jane_ok well then there's no rush on the announcement... we have to get the green light from ogra, and no doubt mdz too09:17
jane_Kamion: agreed09:17
KamionI'm happy to release with the green light from ogra and a statement that all the images that are being released have been tested09:18
Kamionbut mdz was clear earlier that we weren't to release untested images09:18
JaneWKamion: understood09:18
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KamionRiddell: what's the status of Kubuntu DVDs?09:19
Kamion(I lost track)09:19
KamionUbuntu DVDs published, heading towards cdimage09:19
RiddellKamion: i386 good, amd64 reported good and another report on its way, powerpc just about to burn09:19
KamionRiddell: thanks09:21
Kamionwe can publish that lot if powerpc works ok (preferably in both install and live modes), then09:22
RiddellUS kubuntu mirror has been in a state of limbo for the last hour09:22
Kamionyeah, there's apparently a mirroring problem there09:23
KamionI think it's trying to take the new files before removing old files09:23
Kamionand must be on the edge of its disk space limits09:24
KamionI can't do anything about it from here; likely any attempt I make would just make it worse09:24
elmowe can't fix it09:25
JaneWAnyone who is willing to proof read the Edubuntu Announcement please take a look -> http://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuReleaseAnnouncement09:25
Kamionit seems to have removed the DVD images, so it must have been pretty close beforehand too09:25
elmothere's another (non-Ubuntu) projcet eating all the space, so even if we free up some, it'll just get used up before we can mirror it09:25
elmoI've pinged the local admin, but it's a bad time timewise09:25
carthikJaneW, "Edubuntu is as a version "09:25
RiddellJaneW: s/Edubuntu Release /Edubuntu release, /09:26
carthikJaneW, "knowledge and skill will be able" "knowledge and skill should be able"09:26
KamionJaneW: "Educational specific applications" -> "Education-specific applications", I think09:26
JaneWk09:26
Kamion"a writing speed" -> "A writing speed"09:27
Riddells/Basically//  not a word to be used in formal writing09:27
carthikJaneW, " default with as less questions as possible" ->  "default with as few questions as possible"09:28
pittielmo: is uploading to breezy-updates ok? I need to bump the mozilla version number to be higher than hoary-security09:28
carthikJaneW, capitalize "Ubuntu" "Breezy", "Badger"09:28
elmopitti: you can do - it's untested tho, might break09:29
pittielmo: and -security? I need to do an update today09:29
infinitypitti : Err, what?09:29
infinitypitti : 2:1.7.12-0ubuntu2 >> 2:1.7.12-0ubuntu05.0409:29
pittiinfinity: unfortunately dpkg has its own idea about that09:31
pittiinfinity: breezy is really smaller09:31
Kamion"bootprompt" -> "boot prompt"09:31
elmopitti: same deal - untested, may break09:32
Kamioninfinity: 2 < 05 - numeric parts are compared numerically09:32
infinitypitti : Erk, crap.09:32
elmoof course we need to find that out one way or anothr, or so09:32
sabdflJaneW: i'll give it a once-over when you're done editing there09:32
sabdflping me then, please09:32
pittielmo: ok, I uploaded b-updates; let's see how it goes09:32
infinitypitti : In that case, I need to update thunderbird as well.09:32
JaneWthanks guys09:33
infinitypitti : Are you just bumping mozilla to 05.10?09:33
JaneWsabdfl: just saving09:33
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JaneWsabdfl: done. go ahead09:34
infinityKamion : Yeah, I thought all bets were off as soon as letters got involved, I didn't realise it split the string and did the numeric bits on their own.. :/09:34
Kamionhttp://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html#s-f-Version, although I realise it's a bit late now09:36
KamionThen the initial part of the remainder of each string which consists entirely of digit characters is determined. The numerical values of these two parts are compared, and any difference found is returned as the result of the comparison.09:36
infinitypitti : I'll have to do enigmail as well.  If we'd had one more upload, I wouldn't. ;)09:36
infinitypitti : -0ubuntu05.04.2 versus -0ubuntu5  <bang head on desk>09:36
infinityKamion : Thanks for the pointer.  The versions seemed lexically okay to me, so I didn't even bother with a --compare-versions.  Go me.09:37
Kamionubuntu-server/amd64 pass09:37
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pittiinfinity: same problem for mozilla-thunderbird09:38
infinitypitti : Yes, already mentioned above.09:39
infinitypitti : I'm uploading both, unless you already did one...09:39
pittiinfinity: I called it -1ubuntu109:39
pittiinfinity: no, I only did mozilla; thanks09:39
infinityFor mozilla?09:39
pittiinfinity: but don't you need mozilla in the archive to build enigmail?09:40
infinityI'm going with -0ubuntu05.10, for pure consistency.09:40
elmoshit, wait09:40
elmoshit shit09:40
infinitypitti : It is in the archive.09:40
infinitypitti : The build-dep isn't THAT strict, dude. :)09:40
pittiok09:40
pittielmo: did it break something?09:40
Kamionso, I suppose I'd better start doing edubuntu testing, sigh09:40
crimsunsanxiyn: that's MOM, which we KNOW is generating bad patches. See the topic in /t09:42
crimsunerr, sorry09:42
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elmopitti: no, I caught it09:43
infinityelmo : Good to go for a nother pair of uploads, then?09:43
elmofor -updates yes09:44
elmodon't try and do any security yet09:44
pittielmo: ok; I still have to prepare the packages anyway and I can start with warty and hoary09:45
infinityOkay, enigmail and tbird uploaded.09:47
infinityFirefox used a different numbering scheme, so it's okay.  And I assume we have no other such version issues?09:47
pittiright09:47
elmookay -security should be good to go now too09:47
pittithese were the only upstream updates09:48
pittielmo: great, thanks09:48
elmopitti: please try it with one upload first tho, and make sure it goes all the way through the process correctly09:49
pittielmo: but I still can release warty, hoary, and breezy together?09:49
elmouh?09:49
elmonot from the same source package no?09:49
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infinityNo, but from the same amber run, I assume he meant.  And yes, of course.09:50
elmoif you mean amber them together, yes, normally.  however until we've verified it works, I'd prefer if you amber breezy separately09:50
pittielmo: ah, that's what I meant09:50
pittielmo: yes, no problem09:50
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sadlederhi Kamion, i have a problem with openssh-client on Debian unstable. when using sitecopy with sftp, it stalles on connect, but manual sftp works fine.09:53
sadleder... ah, and my setup has worked for some years before.09:53
smurfsadleder: -EWRONGCHANNEL09:54
KamionI'd prefer you filed a bug anyway09:54
KamionI tend to need ssh -vvv output and that sort of thing, which is a bit verbose for IRC :)09:55
Kamionsadleder: plus I've been awake for about 24 hours and not in the best condition for debugging openssh right now :-)09:55
sadlederKamion: sure, i just didn't know how to track that problem down myself.09:56
dholbachKamion: you did an awesome job09:56
Kamionsadleder: I'd start by getting sitecopy to run sftp with -vvv for extra debugging09:56
Kamiondholbach: thank you09:56
sadlederKamion: ok, i'll try that09:57
maswanelmo: yes?09:58
elmomaswan: you're syncing super slowly from us - is everything ok on your end, AFAYK?09:59
KalozKamion: i'm just mirroring the stuff as I did with hoary. when it's done, can you post it as an unofficial mirror for hungary?10:01
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maswanelmo: that's weird slow10:03
elmoyeah10:03
elmoyou've got the machine to yourself at this end, other hosts are syncing off it ok, and I'm sure we've got enough outgoing BW still10:03
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maswanI'm going to break and restart it10:04
KamionKaloz: if you give me the URL I'll add it to /download/, sure10:04
Kamionthough you really ought to mail mirrors@canonical.com instead / as well10:04
Kalozit will be http://dune.hu/ubuntu-releases, as hoary was10:05
Kamionand add yourself to http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive10:05
Kalozwell, i'm still planning to set up a full, official mirror btw10:05
KamionKaloz: ok, that's easy, I can just copy your entry from hoary when your mirror's done10:05
maswanoh, damn. now I know.10:06
maswanhttp://www.acc.umu.se/technical/statistics/ftp/monitordata/index.html.en10:06
maswanthe cluster is running flat out10:06
Lathiathaha10:06
maswanso the rsync will have to wait for disk etc10:06
KamionI didn't know your cluster had a flat out10:06
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elmomaswan: hmm, ok - but even before we broke your cluster, it was going pretty slowly10:07
elmoas in 10Mbit or less10:07
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maswanelmo: can I hit symcproxy with two more hosts?10:07
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HiddenWolfmaswan, nice server names. :)10:07
elmomaswan: hit it with whatever you like10:07
maswanok10:08
Lathiatmaswan: goign to deploy the emergency mirror hosts again? :)10:08
maswanLathiat: yes10:08
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Lathiatmaswan: so what did you pick up in may that like douled your traffic?10:09
Lathiatmmm, more april10:10
maswansarge?10:10
maswanapril? hoary?10:10
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Lathiatnah i mean like consistently, not just release time10:11
Lathiator do they really make that much of a difference?10:11
xhakerdayly 12.2 install i386 = final install ?10:11
maswanah, well, ubuntu and star wars-revelations dvd isos10:11
xhakermd5sum match10:11
Lathiatmaswan: ah ok10:12
maswanmeeting... :/10:12
xhakerLathiat... am i right?10:12
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highvoltagehno73: can you join edubuntu as well please?10:14
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hno73highvoltage: yep :)10:16
highvoltage:)10:17
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KinnisonCan someone on the ubuntu-devel mailing list confirm whether or not a posting from daniel.silverstone@canonical.com about dapper got through?10:19
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makxhello jbailey asked me to test amd64 breezy images10:20
makxhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyTestPlan10:20
smurfKinnison: looks like it didn't10:20
Kinnisonsmurf: Okay, I'll send a new one from my home address as soon as my subscription is processed10:20
makx20051011 worked on hp proliant 38510:21
RiddellKamion: I've had a second good report on kubuntu amd64 dvd and powerpc dvd is working for me so we're good to go10:21
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makxminor glitches:10:22
makx* switching terminal while usplash don't get you back to usplash10:22
infinitymakx : You're a bit late, we released already. :)10:23
makxhehe ok cool.10:23
makxanyway just let you know.10:24
makx* live didn't recognize swap on cciss partitions.10:24
infinityelmo : Those uploads don't appear to have ever made it into wanna-build10:24
makxinfinity: that's all.10:24
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makxanyway recieved that nice babe yesterday, soo... :)10:25
makxgood luck guys!!!10:25
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pittisivang: ping10:29
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Kinnisonhey silbs10:29
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Riddellhmm, se.releases hasn't updated for kubuntu either10:30
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crimsunRiddell: known issue10:30
\shRiddell: hu10:31
Riddellmorning \sh 10:31
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\shRiddell: I just read ubw...i hope u never brought this konqui settings into main ,)10:31
JaneWnight Riddell 10:31
\shMORNING FREE WORLD HAPPY BADGER DAY10:32
highvoltageyippee!!110:32
Riddellwhich setting?10:32
highvoltage\sh: ^510:32
Lathiat\sh++10:32
\shRiddell: kubuntu-konqueror-shortcuts10:33
\shhehe..is ubuntu out?10:33
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fabbione\sh: /topic my friend10:33
infinity\sh : According to ubuntu-announce, yes.10:33
Lathiatyes10:33
LathiatRiddell: did konsole get fixed?10:33
RiddellLathiat: no10:33
Lathiaterr :\ thats a nasty bug10:33
\shwell...then my dream was no dream :)10:33
RiddellLathiat: -updates.  soon10:34
Riddell\sh: I'm off to bed, I need you to keep poking people randomly until the kubuntu DVDs get on the release server and everything is mirrored10:34
Lathiatya10:34
\shRiddell: k...10:34
Riddellnight JaneW 10:34
\shRiddell: sleep well :) and have nice dreams :)10:35
dholbachRiddell: sleep tight... you deserve the sleep now :)10:36
\shogra: Congrats to Edubuntu :) and u too sleep as well in peace :)10:39
maswanfinally end of meeting, now I can fix stuff.10:41
HiddenWolfHow are the servers holding up?10:46
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maswanelmo: something is broken, I'm rsyncing syncproxy -> test5 now, and still getting pathetic rates. test5 does nothing else.10:48
Mithrandirmaswan: you've used up the university quota, so you're down to ISDN speed now. :-P10:49
fabbionelol10:49
maswanMithrandir: I managed to get the amd64 install iso from ftp.heanet.ie at 20M/s10:50
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dredg10mins walk10:51
dredgfar far longer in terms of routing10:51
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sabdfl(09:52:49) sabdfl: elmo: i've updated the download page mirror lists10:52
sabdfl(09:52:58) sabdfl: separating those that have the final from those that are still showing RC10:52
sabdflalso,  removing references to Hoary10:53
sabdflat least, when plone is ready to ack all of this10:53
sabdflalso, i've started linking directly to the 5.10 directory at each of the mirrors10:53
sabdflit should be easy during the course of the day, as the mirrors come on stream, to move them from the "still have RC" to the "have the final" lists10:53
\shsabdfl: happy badger to you too :) and congrats to have 3 new babies ;)10:54
sabdflJaneW: how do i edit that edubuntu announcement?10:54
sabdfli don't see a login link, or an edit one10:55
sabdfl\sh: thanks a lot for your help in the delivery room!10:55
infinityLogin is right above the search box.10:55
\shsabdfl: thx :) 10:55
JaneWsabdfl: there should be one, they did move the page earlier, are you looking at http://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuReleaseAnnouncement ?10:55
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sabdflJaneW: nevermindiamanidiot10:57
sabdfloh10:58
sabdflJaneW: why did the edubuntu wiki just lose its theme?10:58
JaneWsabdfl: JaneW hno73: I was just wondering if it is possible that the edubuntu wiki skin be triggered when accessing the edubuntu wiki through the edubuntu site? It seems to have to set the skin manually and then all ubuntu wiki pages use that skin....10:59
JaneWhno73 JaneW: I think the way it works is that if you are logged in you can pick your own skin, irrespective of what URL you are surfing on10:59
JaneWhno73 if you are logged out you get the edubuntu skin on wiki.edubuntu.org10:59
JaneWhno73 so new users comming in through edubuntu will get the new skin10:59
JaneWhno73 try it in a browser that is not your default (like konq)10:59
JaneWhno73 and you'll see how new users see it10:59
\shJaneW: and wow...the edubuntu new launched website..looks *great*...I'll ring my son today :) I think he will like it, too10:59
JaneW\sh: :)10:59
highvoltage\sh: i am pleased to announce that we have found the first easter egg on the edubuntu website :)11:00
maswanelmo: you sure you're not exhausting all your bandwidth?11:00
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hno73It's all one big happy wiki now :)  The skin depends on your user pref if you are logged in or the URL if not11:01
\shhighvoltage: which is? :) will a child find it? ;)11:01
highvoltagei /msg'd it to you :)11:01
JaneW\sh: highvoltage and hno73 are to thank for our cool site and new wiki look :))11:02
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sabdflJaneW: ok, i've made my (small) changes11:03
\shhighvoltage / hno73: this design rocks :) nice icons and very usable design :)11:04
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Treenakshave you seen all the fridges on the planet? :)11:04
hno73\sh: yepp the gartoon icons are quite cool :)11:05
JaneWsabdfl: great, thank-you. So can we send it out once ogra has confirmed that all images are fully tested and ready to roll?11:05
jordiJaneW: I love this screenshot :D11:05
sabdflelmo: is that bandwidth topping off because of our equipment?11:05
jordihttp://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuScreenShots?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=t_khangman.png11:05
JaneWjordi: yes it seems that's highvoltage's easter egg11:06
highvoltageaccidental easter egg, but brilliant nontheless.11:06
JaneWjordi: it was unintentional though and if it is offensive we may need to remove it...11:06
JaneW:)11:06
jordiheh11:07
JaneWI think it's funny though11:07
jordime too :)11:07
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jsgotangcohaha11:09
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moyogoi keep getting /usr/lib/libpangocairo-1.0.so: undefined reference to `pango_fc_font_create_metrics_for_context' when I try to compile something requiring ligpango11:15
moyogolibpango*11:15
infinityThat's what pkgconfig is for.11:16
infinity(I'm pretty sure that was fixed months ago, anyway)11:17
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infinitymoyogo : Which architecture.11:17
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moyogox8611:17
infinitymoyogo : Are you using pkg-config, or just doing -lpangocairo manually?11:19
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moyogoi'm using what's there, pkg-config11:19
moyogoi tried compiling libwnck or marlin and i get this error11:20
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infinitymoyogo : Looks like you want -lpangoft2-1.011:21
infinitymoyogo : Not sure why pangocairo doesn't "require" it in pkg-config, but too late now for breezy. :/11:22
moyogohow do i fix this here?11:22
seb128infinity: why the cairo version would require ft2?11:23
seb128moyogo: what is the bug? Do you have your source example somewhere?11:23
infinityseb128 : Because pangocairo has a reference to pango_fc_font_create_metrics_for_context, which is provided by pangoft2-1.011:23
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moyogoseb128: marlin or libwnck from cvs11:23
seb128moyogo: do you use jhbuild or something?11:23
moyogono11:24
moyogojust the ubuntu dev packages11:24
seb128an ./autogen.sh && make ?11:24
moyogoyes11:24
seb128lemme try11:25
moyogothanks a lot11:26
dholbachhey seb :)11:26
seb128hi dholbach11:26
dholbachhappy badger-day :)11:27
infinityseb128 :11:27
seb128you too11:27
infinity(breezy)root@cthulhu:/usr/lib # for i in libpangocairo-1.0.so libpangoft2-1.0.so; do echo $i; nm -D $i | grep pango_fc_font_create_metrics_for_context; done11:27
infinitylibpangocairo-1.0.so11:27
infinity         U pango_fc_font_create_metrics_for_context11:27
infinitylibpangoft2-1.0.so11:27
infinity00004bfc T pango_fc_font_create_metrics_for_context11:27
infinityseb128 : It's fairly obviously a bug to me, though odd that we never tripped on it.11:27
seb128infinity: yeah, I've nm -D them too11:27
seb128infinity: pangocairo require pango11:27
infinityYes, but pango doesn't define that symbol.11:27
infinityAnd pango doesn't require pangoft211:28
moyogosorry i didn't report this earlier11:28
infinity(And it shouldn't anyway, since pangocairo is the only other lib with an undefined reference to that symbol)11:28
seb128I'm not convinced that's a bug11:28
seb128they do some weird stuff with pango to pick the variant (x/xft/cairo/...)11:29
infinitypango doesn't need pangoft2, but pangocairo appears to.11:29
infinityNo other pango lib needs it.11:29
poningruhi11:29
moyogomake on marlin also errs : /usr/local//lib/libpangox-1.0.so.0: undefined reference to `_pango_engine_shape_covers'11:29
poningruI was asked to come back after 5.10 was released with a bunch of question11:29
poningrus11:29
poningrufirst where in the US is the repos mirror?11:30
maswanheh, I almost flatten the gigE on the first redirect host, just from i386 install isos. :)11:30
poningrusecond how big is a repos mirror?11:30
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fabbionemaswan: ehehe11:30
seb128moyogo: pango current CVS builds fine here11:30
maswan75M/s11:30
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moyogoseb128: yes pango build alright here too11:31
maswanand I _just_ started the redirects too11:31
poningruI was thinking about asking my uni to host the repos11:31
maswanhalf an hour ago or so11:31
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maswannow lunch. back for more hacking in a bit11:31
alisherhi, does everybody know, how to contact shipit on xchat11:31
infinityseb128 : Try libwnck CVS against breezy pango.11:31
Treenaksalisher: shipit on xchat?!11:31
Treenaksalisher: shipit is a web page..11:31
seb128infinity: it's downloading11:31
moyogoinfinity, seb128: i tried with breezy pango and cvs pango, same errors for libwnck or marlin11:32
alishersomebody who knows how shipit works11:32
highvoltagealisher: you mean, you want to order cd's via irc?11:32
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alisherI ordered Breezy just some days after database opened11:32
poningruanyone?11:32
seb128infinity, moyogo: libwnck built fine11:33
alisherNow me and some friend both have a message11:33
highvoltagealisher: you can order cd's at shipit.ubuntu.com, and it will be delivered for free.11:33
alisher2005-09-22: 15 CDs (sent to shipping company)11:33
alisheris it a mistake, or they are still shipping hoary, though i ordered breezy11:33
moyogoseb128: ... my breezy is broken then...11:33
seb128moyogo: since nobody else has the issue I'm tempted to say you borked it by installing stuff by hand :p11:34
alisherit is ok to me, if i still get breezy later, but is a wasting, since what will i do with these cds11:34
poningruso no one here knows about ubuntu repos mirror?11:35
moyogoseb128: i had cleans debs for either tho'... rrr... how can i fix this?11:35
fabbioneponingru: it's all on the wiki11:35
poningru?11:35
fabbioneponingru: just look there11:35
fabbioneponingru: wiki.ubuntu.com11:35
seb128moyogo: clean debs of what?11:35
fabbionesearch for mirrors11:35
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poningrumy searching didnt give any details apart from an email address11:35
alisherthk you highvoltage, i laready run ubuntu for a while, just wanna know is any problem with the shipit database, or they still ship hoary11:36
moyogoseb128: well, maybe not so clean, debs of pango, one with a patch and cvs stuff, and breezy's11:36
poningrufabbione: ?11:37
poningrubazlocal mirrors?11:37
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fabbioneponingru: hold on a sec11:38
poningruk11:38
fabbionehttp://www.ubuntu.com/download/mirror/view?searchterm=mirror11:39
seb128moyogo: marlin CVS builds fine here11:39
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seb128jdub: around?11:40
poningrufabbione: ic11:40
moyogoseb128: thanks11:41
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poningrufabbione: do you know how big the package mirror is? I can see the bandwidth usage but not how much it would take up11:44
fabbioneponingru: the archive is about 80G more or less11:45
fabbioneponingru: i don't know the release site11:45
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seb128moyogo: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31875011:51
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maswanIn: 2826.78kB/s   Out: 116543.31kB/s   In: 2946.15kB/s   Out: 121231.41kB/s11:57
pittiwow - that's what I call bandwidth :-)11:57
maswanhttp://www.acc.umu.se/technical/statistics/ftp/monitordata/index.html.en11:58
maswanthe normal ftp cluster11:58
maswanhttp://farbror.acc.umu.se/stats/monitordata/index.shtml11:58
smurfmaswan: your dfinition of "normal" doesn't quite match mine then11:59
maswanfarbror (cdimage.d.o) and the offload host11:59
maswanI'm going to start spreading the load a bit to the other offload host too11:59
moyogoseb128: thanks, i'll follow the bug11:59
seb128moyogo: np12:00
sabdflthats.... wow.12:06
sabdflblinkenlights12:07
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dredgheanet also have a status page at http://ftp.heanet.ie/status/ for anyone interested12:14
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DizietI really need to find a way to persuade jigdo not to want to md5sum the whole of my local mirror each time.12:22
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DizietI need an IRC client with timestamps, too.12:30
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Dizietjanew: ping12:30
DizietThe EdubuntuReleaseAnnouncement uses the word `distro' which is not correct formal English :-).12:31
pittiinfinity: openssl breezy-security is not built; is this a katie or buildd problem?12:37
pittielmo: ^12:37
DizietWhat on earth is jigdo doing ?  I could have downloaded half the image by now.12:37
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pittiDiziet: I have used jigdo for a year now without any problem - what do you try to do?12:39
fabbioneDiziet: what did you manage to break today? ;)12:39
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pittiDiziet: and why do you want jigdo to md5sum your mirror? do you *create* a jigdo file, or use one to download a CD?12:41
DizietI'm trying to get jigdo-file to build an image.12:41
DizietI _don't_ want it to md5sum my mirror; it's just decided to do that by itself.12:41
pittiDiziet: jigdo-lite http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/breezy-install-amd64.jigdo works just fine for me12:42
pittiDiziet: I usually tell it to scan the old image and /var/cache/apt/archives to speed up downloading, but that works fast (some seconds)12:42
DizietI don't have an old image lying around.12:43
fabbioneDiziet: use jigdo-lite12:43
\shanything new on kubuntu dvd front? riddell told me to poke around a little ;)12:43
pittiwell, scanning apt's cache should still help :-)12:43
DizietSorry, when I said `jigdo-file' I meant `jigdo-lite'.12:43
fabbionei am off12:43
fabbionelater12:44
sabdflpitti: thanks for the langpack update12:44
\shcu fabbione :)12:44
pittiHi sabdfl 12:44
DizietIt wants to scan my whole mirror.  Which is very annoying, as my mirror is just a bunch of hardlinks to files whose canonical name is /export/mirror/Repository/data-md5/<md5sum-in-hex>12:44
pittisabdfl: no problem, sorry for the delay12:44
pittiDiziet: ah, sure, if you ask it to scan that directory, it will :-)12:44
Kamion\sh: I missed Riddell's comment earlier that powerpc DVDs were working; I'll start publishing them now12:45
DizietOh, I just need to not tell it to scan it.12:45
\shKamion: rock :) so he'll be lucky when he'll wake up :)12:45
segfaultMorning guys.12:45
sabdflpitti: no problem. please work with carlos to try to get it 100% asap12:46
pittisure12:46
DizietKamion: I have a question about BreezyTestPlan: `Hoary updates, from CD' suggests updating to hoary-updates but not hoary-security.  Is that really right ?12:46
maswanwhee, getting close to those magical 2Gbit/s now12:46
DizietI tried doing a hoary install in Dutch but (probably because I let it download language updates) it was already updated to hoary-security by the time the install had finished.12:47
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maswan~235MByte/s now12:47
\shhmmm...12:48
\sh28k for updating packages list12:48
KamionDiziet: from the look of the table it appears to be deliberate; installs constructed by hand starting with debootstrap, or installs in which you answer "no" to "Download software from the Internet?" (expert mode) or boot with 'install apt-setup/network-updates=false' should avoid that12:49
Kamionbut I don't think it's a critical test case, merely nice-to-have12:50
maswan\sh: we're trying to offload the isos to other hosts, but it takes a bit of time.12:50
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maswan\sh: If I had gotten an exact time for the release a couple of days ahead, it woudl have been easier. :)12:51
KamionI think we've *probably* caught most of the problems with the other upgrade cases12:51
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highvoltagechmj: JaneW said she's going to bake an edubuntu cake, please help me put some pressure on her to keep to that ;)12:52
tsengnag her to update the cakes status on the wiki12:52
tsengdoes she have all the ingredients?12:52
highvoltagehehe. i would hope so.12:53
ograhighvoltage, that wont happen if i dont find a amd64 tester ... 12:53
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ogramorning all12:53
highvoltagewell, at least her cake would be under a CC license, if it's on the wiki. then we can adapt it for ubuntu and kubuntu too ;)12:53
\shmaswan: no problem for me..I know the good old times, when someone could whistle the software through the phone ,)12:54
\shogra: happy badger edubuntu day :) congrats friend :)12:54
Kamionthe Breezy installer is more careful about trying not to upgrade from the network during installation12:54
ogra\sh, for what ? i have no release yet12:54
maswan\sh: I'd like to see the guy that would whistle a full dvd iso, without bit errors. ;)12:55
ograi urgently need to find a amd64 tester 12:55
\shogra: well...the edubuntu.org site is much better then a silver cd ,)12:55
highvoltageanyone here with lots of bandwidth and an amd64?12:55
highvoltageooh, ogra beat me.12:55
\shmaswan: hehe...12:55
TMMhey! congratulations on the release!12:55
Kamionogra: I've got the amd64 CD ready to test (at least partially), but the DVD will take longer12:55
TMMand, thanks! :)12:55
Kamionogra: you can release the CDs first and then the DVDs later12:56
ograKamion, mdz said so... then i'll buy a new DVD writer today, i have the x86 image here now12:56
ograKamion, oh, i thought you'd do ppc...12:56
chmjhighvoltage: sure 12:56
chmjhighvoltage: she suppose to bake it today ? 12:57
ograok, request change: **** i ugerntly need a ppc tester for the edubuntu CD *** !!12:57
ogra*urgently12:57
Kamionogra: can do as well; that's downloading as I speak12:57
highvoltagechmj: she said she'll do it after 3pm today.12:57
ograKamion, bah, when shall i ever pay you back ? 12:57
highvoltageogra: make it the topic ;)12:57
Kamionwill take longer though, and I'm half-asleep; other testers would help a lot12:58
highvoltageoh, nevermind. no one ever reads the topic.12:58
ograhighvoltage, that Kamion is our best tester ? 12:58
ograKamion, i'll ping the world...12:58
highvoltageogra: the 'we need a tester part', cool that he's testing12:58
highvoltageKamion++12:58
ajmitchogra: what testing is needed?12:58
ajmitchogra: I've got an old iMac & a slow DSL line here :)12:59
ograajmitch, install test, all three variants (defaut, server and workstation)12:59
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mvoogra: gosh, cdimage.u.c gives me only ~60k/s (just started to download the image)01:01
ograajmitch, i'd pay you any overquota ;) but i guess you get locked if you reach it, right ? 01:01
ajmitchogra: I'll end up getting shaped to 64Kbps01:02
ajmitchwhich will be really painful ;)01:02
ogramvo, damned ...01:02
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mvoogra: this is going to take a bit, I usually get 240k/s01:02
ajmitchmvo: I'm getting 4K/sec01:03
ogramvo, anything we can poke \sh to do with your line ? 01:03
ajmitchno, it's up to 8K already01:03
ogra:01:03
ogra)01:03
ajmitchogra: at this rate it'll take me 24h to download :)01:03
ogradamned01:03
mvoogra: don't know, maybe I can be part of the 6mbit test-customers team ;)01:04
maswanOk, the netmasters have told us that we're doing 1.93Gbit/s out of our theoretical 2Gbit/s. breezy goodness to the world!01:04
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ajmitchogra: sorry I can't help again :-/01:05
ograajmitch, its ok, i understand01:05
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\shmvo: what config do u have 5mbit or 2?01:06
KamionFWIW, rsyncing the Edubuntu install CD starting from a copy of the Ubuntu install CD yields a reasonable speedup01:06
mvo\sh: 201:06
Kamion4.60* for amd6401:06
Kamionmaswan: impressive01:06
ajmitchKamion: rsync tend to go at about 4K/sec even on a good day for me01:07
\shmvo: i can try to call henning to update your , or better your neighbors config01:07
\shmvo: temporarily01:07
\shmvo: can u get me the customer number of your neighbor?01:08
ograhmm, 22K from here...01:08
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ograargh, dropped o 2K01:08
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KamionRiddell: Kubuntu DVDs published, mirror(ing|ed)01:14
\shKamion: cool :)01:15
Kamionhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/breezy/release/01:16
Kamionapologies for the slightly weird URL - I'll stick links in from releases.u.c at some point01:16
maswanload average: 0.04, 0.06, 0.0601:16
maswandoing 75MByte/s sustained :)01:16
maswanand same for the other offload host01:16
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maswanhow is the DC bandwidth doing?01:25
\shKamion: the http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/5.10/kubuntu-5.10-rc-dvd-i386.iso is the old one?01:26
Znarlmaswan : We'er sitting on 750MBits/sec01:26
Kamion\sh: yes, I purged that on the master site hours ago, but due to mirroring problems that may not have made it out to mirrors01:27
\shKamion: k01:27
\shKamion: missed the cdimages link 01:27
Kamionwe're not going to distribute DVDs from releases.u.c any longer - not enough disk space on mirrors01:28
maswanZnarl: ACK. This is full for you? I'm not getting anywhere near good sync bandwidth from syncproxy.u.c, so I'm only partially mirrored over here. :/01:32
Znarlmaswan : Yes, we can go no faster.01:33
maswanZnarl: oh, well. I guess there will be bandwidth over once europe goes to bed. :)01:34
smurfmaswan: That's going to get worse before it gets better01:35
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maswansmurf: can't really get worse than currently. :)01:36
smurfMaybe releasing bittorrent a few days before FTP/HTTP would help01:36
highvoltagesmurf: i don't think that's possible, i think lots of stuff were only finished less than an hour before release ;)01:37
ZnarlWell, the per connection speed is dropping, and getting worse.01:37
maswanZnarl: Ah, you need more bandwidth then. Too bad we don't have much over.01:37
highvoltageok, perhaps that's taking it a bit far.01:37
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maswanTalk to ftp.heanet.ie and ask them if they are up for a nice little http-redirect for the i386-install iso?01:37
\shhttp://www.badgerbadgerbadger.com/ the badger flash song for today :)01:38
smurfhighvoltage: I meant delaying the HTTP release, of course01:39
smurfmy BT seed has plenty of bandwidth left, and I doubt I'm the only one01:39
maswansmurf: yes, but that means limiting access, which is not as nice. :/01:40
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maswanZnarl: for the future, perhaps trying to reserve 50Mbit/s or so for mirroring might be a good idea?01:40
Znarlmaswan : Yes, we have plans to split our network.01:41
maswanZnarl: great01:41
smurfmaswan: BT clients are available for everybody who can do HTTP/FTP these days, so I'd call that enabling, not limiting01:42
maswansmurf: installing specific software is not always an option, bt software is crap in usability compared to the simplicity of http downloads.01:43
Kamionsmurf: it's really horribly fiddly on the cdimage side to release bittorrent before everything else01:43
Kamionsmurf: we did it for DVDs in the past, and it was very awkward - I'd rather avoid it01:43
KamionI nearly lost the DVD images by accident01:43
ZnarlOur BT stats are pretty good as is.  Those who can are getting it from BT, it seems.01:44
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Robot101mjg59, Kamion, jdub: lunch?01:44
KamionRobot101: maybe. where?01:45
Kamionhmm, probably not actually01:46
Kamionstill have to sort out edubuntu, and I promised Kirsten she could have my afternoon01:46
Robot101were pondering kingston, a late lunch wouldn't help?01:46
Kamionnah, she gets home early from work on Thursdays01:47
Kamionthe idea's appealing but I think I'll pass, too tired anyway really - enjoy yourselves :)01:47
mjg59Robot101: Subscribe01:48
mjg59Though I'm not out of bed yet01:48
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DizietBizarre.  This Dutch hoary -> breezy upgrade asked me whether I wanted British or American English as my wordlist.01:50
Robot101mjg59: only just got up myself01:51
zygaDiziet: did you have language-support-XX for your language?01:51
zygaif not you didn't have a dictionary available01:51
zygahence - no dutch01:51
KamionDiziet: you found that before, if you remember01:52
Kamionwe never did get to the bottom of it01:52
Kamion(although maybe not in a Dutch install - but it'll depend what wordlist packages are installed, anyway)01:52
DizietYes, I was expecting it in an English install.  But in Dutch ?  Bizarre.01:53
Kamiona non-networked install will only have installed English dictionaries because that's all that's on the CD01:53
DizietAh, that'll be it.01:53
zygaDiziet: did you have the relevant language pack + support for dutch?01:53
DizietNo, I said no to getting stuff from the network.01:53
DizietAlso, this is extremely painful because hoary doesn't detect my video card properly and it's running in around 800x600.01:54
zygaDiziet: first problem solved ;-)01:54
DizietMetacity is _hopeless_ if you don't have enough pixels.  And lots of other things break too.01:55
DizietFor example, the text on the login screen is unreadable, quite literally.01:55
mvoyeah, we work not very well in 800x600 :/01:55
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ograhelp ! still looking fr amd64 and powerpc testers for edubuntu !02:00
ogra*for02:00
zygaogra: amd64 here02:00
zygaogra: howto please02:00
ograhttp://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuInstallNotes02:00
ogra:)02:00
ograi need a test of all 3 installs02:01
zygaogra: I've got only one box02:01
zygaogra: can I manage on a single one?02:01
ograzyga, you can do them one by one ...02:02
zygak, pullling the iso now02:02
zygahmm web is rather sloooow02:02
mvoogra: at 34% for i386 here :/02:02
ogramvo, x86 is tested02:03
zygaogra: does releases.u.c even work?02:03
ogranope02:03
ogranot yet02:03
ogradamned...02:03
ograhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/current/02:04
ograzyga, ^^^02:04
ograsorry02:04
zygan/p02:04
mvoogra: ok, canceld02:04
ogramvo, ppc or amd64 would be helpful02:04
maswanogra: I'm mirroring, at 20k/s, half-way through kubuntu, then edubuntu... :/02:04
mvoogra: I don't have a ppc02:04
KamionI'm doing amd64/workstation now02:04
\shwoooo....just got the information from the tax department....they'll pay me 1800 eur back02:04
\shmeans, i could buy a new digicam for ubz02:05
ajmitch\sh: great :)02:05
ogra\sh, congrats02:05
mvo\sh: what a day, breezy relase and money back! party!02:05
\shbad news...it's not on my account yet02:05
zygaogra: bugreport already: the torrents/isos should have edubuntu- prefix 02:05
zyga;-)02:05
\shmvo: yeah :)02:05
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ograzyga, they'll have once they moved to release...02:06
Robot101robtaylor, mjg59: lunch at 2pm?02:06
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Kamionzyga: yep, what ogra said, they'll be edubuntu-5.10-*.iso02:06
highvoltage1800 euro's that's very nice.02:08
zygaogra: okay, less than one hour left02:08
mjg59Robot101: Sounds good02:08
ograzyga, yeah :)02:08
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\shhighvoltage: thats less then last years payback02:09
\shhighvoltage: but actually my taxsoftware calculated correctly02:09
\shbut last year i had more travel expenses02:10
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thesaltydog\sh, please tell us how did you reached this target: to have money back from taxes!!!02:13
maswanthesaltydog: it's simple, pay more than you have to during the year. then you get the extra back, later, perhaps with nominal interest.02:14
thesaltydogmaswan, :-) I usually try to pay less... if allowed02:15
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\shgoing back to hibernate mode....sleeping another 2 hours..02:19
mvo\sh: sleep well02:20
DizietOK, I have some infelicities none of which I think are RC but I was wondering if people knew about:02:23
Diziet* After my hoary->breezy, I logged out.  gdm did not present a new login screen; I just got the text leftover from boot.  C-A-D fixed it.02:23
Diziet* If you, in order, launch Yelp, ooffice, `About Ubuntu', then `About Ubuntu' doesn't appear on top.02:24
Diziet* `About Ubuntu' has a logo which is too small for the default window size.02:24
KamionDiziet: (it would be too late anyway if they were RC)02:25
DizietOh.02:26
Kamionthat gdm thing seems like the worst02:26
Kamionhmm, well my first guess was that gdm might be using s-s-d --exec and thus not restarting properly on upgrade, but that doesn't seem to be the case02:27
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DizietI had that before with some of my earlier hoary->breezy upgrade tests but it went away.02:27
Kamionit would be interesting to know if there's anything relevant in gdm's log file02:29
=== zyga can report that knoppix -> breezy update quite works so things are really resistant on some cases ;D
Kamionit seems to keep a few versions of the log, so you may still have the information02:29
Dizietkamion: Nothing that I can see.02:31
DizietI think it didn't even try to run the server.02:31
HiddenWolf_zyga, knoopix to breezy? what kind of move is that? :P02:31
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zygaHiddenWolf_: a very convulsed one at best02:32
mvocarlos: do you have a idea about #17559 (beside the fact that markup shouldn't be in po files)?02:32
KamionDiziet: another interesting question might be whether /etc/X11/default-display-manager still says /usr/sbin/gdm02:32
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Kamionand whether the upgrade log says "Starting GNOME Display Manager..." or "Not starting GNOME Display Manager (gdm); it is not the default display manager."02:32
zygamvo: I may have a clue02:32
zygamvo: some time ago there was a bug in rosetta regarding escaping various HTML like syntax 02:33
zygamvo: it might be possible that some bogus translations have been comitted02:33
mvozyga: ok, thanks02:34
HiddenWolf_zyga, I'd imagine02:34
HiddenWolf_zyga, things messed up, or working nicely?02:34
zygaHiddenWolf_: I initially removed a whole lot of stuff from knoppix that I didn't need02:35
zygaHiddenWolf_: the rest *did* work and after remastering booted quite nicely02:35
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Diziet/etc/X11/default-display-manager> /usr/sbin/gdm, yes.02:36
DizietStrangely /var/log/installer/messages doesn't seem to mention gdm at all.02:37
DizietAh.02:38
Kamion/var/log/installer/messages is the log from the first stage of the installer02:39
Kamionit won't mention gdm, indeed02:39
Kamionogra: edubuntu/amd64/workstation pass02:39
highvoltagewhohooo!02:39
ograyeah !02:39
Diziet`Setting up gdm ... ....    Reloading GNOME Display Manger configuration.  Changes will take effect when all current X sessions have ended.   invoke-rc.d: initscript gdm, action "reload" failed.'02:39
ograDiziet, thats normal02:40
DizietIt's true that later gdm goes from half-configured to installed.02:40
mvopitti: around? do you have a idea about #17646? it might be some sort of langpack problem?02:41
Kamionall it's doing is sending SIGUSR1 to the process in /var/run/gdm.pid. Why is it failing?02:41
pittimvo: moment, please02:41
mvopitti: sure, no rush02:41
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DizietOh, that's from base-config.log which is the hoary install.02:42
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pittiHi Yagisan 02:44
YagisanG'day pitti02:44
Dizietdaemon.log says   `localhost gdm[5701] : GDM restarting ...      localhost gdm[5701] : Failed to restart self'02:44
DizietAnd the timestamp is between me logging out and rebooting.02:45
Kamionlooks more promising02:45
pittiinfinity, elmo: may I humbly ask again about openssl_0.9.7g-1ubuntu1.1 which does not get built for breezy-security?02:45
ajmitchevening Yagisan 02:45
DizietShame it didn't tell us _why_ it failed.02:45
Kamionperhaps gdm fails to Depend on everything it needs?02:45
DizietNo, because rebooting (and doing nothing else) fixed it.02:45
Kamionsure, but that would have been after a load of other stuff got configured02:45
YagisanG'day ajmitch02:45
KamionI'm assuming that gdm was restarted in the middle of a longer upgrade run02:45
BenCany admins alive that can install a package on concordia for me?02:46
DizietNo, it seems to have tried to restart exactly when I logged out, which was a minute or two after the upgrade finished.02:46
Kamionah02:46
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Kamionhttp://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/10/13/124243&tid=10602:47
pittimvo: hm, could that be a bug in the python gettext langpack support patch02:48
sabdflKamion: well spotted02:48
Kamionsay goodbye to DC bandwidth02:48
mvopitti: update-notifier/notification-daemon are C02:48
pittiah, right02:48
Yagisanpitti, ajmitch - whats up ? 02:48
ZnarlThose are very bad links on slashdot. :(02:48
pittihmm, no idea02:48
ajmitchYagisan: not a lot, about ready to sleep02:48
zygaKamion: servers - toasted ;-) ?02:48
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KamionZnarl: at least they're not direct links to the datacentre ... but yes02:49
infinityKamion : Can you do me a favour?02:49
Kamioninfinity: yeah?02:49
jdubGOOD MORNING BREEZY LOVERS!02:49
mvopitti: ok, thanks02:49
ajmitchKamion: I think DC bandwidth is already toast?02:49
ajmitchmorning jdub 02:49
infinityKamion : Have a look in the approval queue, and see if uploads for breezy-{security,updates} are getting hung up there?02:49
Kamionajmitch: well, latency at least to jackass is fine02:49
ograhelp * edubuntu still looks for a powerpc tester *02:49
Treenaksogra: I'll have a powerpc in a few weeks02:49
Treenaksogra: maybe even days02:49
ajmitchTreenaks: minutes would be better02:50
ograTreenaks, great help... :)02:50
Kamioninfinity: they're in accepted, but not listed for approval02:50
Yagisanajmitch: I didn't think you needed sleep :-P02:50
ajmitchogra: 3% now :)02:50
ajmitchYagisan: oh I do :)02:50
ograajmitch, 17 here02:50
pittiKamion: the source also appears in my helena, but the debs are not built02:50
Treenaksajmitch: sorry, the previous owner needs to wipe the disk, and he's slow :(02:50
desrtman02:50
desrtcongrats on the release, guys :D02:50
Kamionpitti: which package exactly?02:50
ajmitchTreenaks: this is blocking edubuntu release :)02:50
ograTreenaks, get it *now* 02:50
pittiKamion: openssl_0.9.7g-1ubuntu1.1_source.changes02:50
pittiKamion: the source is in accepted/, but the binaries aren't02:51
Kamionopenssl_0.9.7g-1ubuntu1.1_source.changes02:51
KamionI: IGNORING -security upload02:51
pittiKamion: they are either not built, not not uploaded, no idea02:51
infinitypitti : That's cause they're not getting into wanna-build./02:51
desrtpitti; i have a bug that requires your attention 2 days ago :)02:51
pittidesrt: then we better hurry.. :-)02:51
Kamionone sec02:51
infinitypitti : elmo said he'd look into it in the morning, but if it's urgent, maybe Kamion can poke it with a stick.02:51
sabdflUS mirror is going to love that :-)02:51
desrtpitti; all gphoto apps crash on powerpc (including the camera import thingy that automatically loads)02:51
desrtpitti; due to your duplicate filename vendor patch :(02:51
zygaogra: edubuntu download suddenly seems to be slow as hell... will test ASAP though02:52
ograzyga, thanks...02:52
sabdflzyga: slashdot02:52
pittidesrt: hm, sounds like a good candidate for -updates02:53
desrtpitti; quite.02:53
YagisanAnyone with an 8139too based card want a fun problem ?02:53
Kamioninfinity: hmm, /srv/buildd.no-name-yet.com/trigger.daily has special cases for (warty|hoary)-security but not breezy-security02:53
BenCYagisan: I'll bite :)02:53
desrtpitti; please note: i have no idea if my patch is correct.  it fixes the issue for me but it might not match the intended logic of the original author02:53
pittidesrt: did you send it to the bug?02:54
YagisanBenC: heh - http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=9972 - but I think you should have it already02:54
Kamioninfinity: is this FIXNOW priority? touching trigger.daily scares me02:54
pittidesrt: I neglected my bug mbox for two days now02:54
desrtpitti; i opened a new one02:54
desrthttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1767002:54
zygaYagisan: I've got a card like that but I don't want any problems as it powers my home server ;-) if it can wait a week I'll be glad to help02:54
infinityKamion : Ask pitti.  We can certainly wait for -updates, but if he thinks his -security uploads need to go in Yesterday, then...02:55
infinitypitti : ?02:55
YagisanBenC, Zyga - 3 separate 8139too cards (2 8139D, 1 8139C) do that on me02:55
DizietOh, I'm not on ubuntu-announce (!)02:55
pittiKamion: no, that openssl issue is not very critical, a delay of one day is fine02:55
Kamionpitti: I think I see the problem, but I don't know if there are knock-on effects02:55
pittiKamion: I can wait for elmo02:56
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Kamionbreezy-updates should just work AFAICS02:56
Yagisanzyga: (It's my firewall/apt-cache that is affected)02:56
infinityKamion : But clearly doesn't (unless IT needs approval... Which would make sense)02:56
infinityKamion : Anyhow, we'll wait on elmo if pitti's upload isn't urgent.  I just saw him bugging me up there (points) and assumed otherwise. :)02:56
Kamionelmo: jackass:~cjwatson/trigger.daily.diff seems to be the required change - not applied02:57
Kamioninfinity: they need approval. that I can probably take care of02:58
Kamionelmo: a helena mode that shows breezy-updates would be nice02:59
BenCYagisan: Have you tried those cards on another machine?02:59
YagisanBenC: Yes - they work fine and an AMD64 box (in fact I using one now instead of the onboard Gige)03:01
infinityYagisan : The 8139too driver should deal with losing interrupts more gracefully (and pcnet32 obviously does, hence your experience), but it's still almost certainly a hardware/firmware bug, exacerbated by a lousy driver.03:01
Kamioninfinity: I've approved mozilla on its own; let's see if that works03:01
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Kamion   mozilla | 2:1.7.12-0ubuntu2 |        breezy | source03:01
Kamion   mozilla | 2:1.7.12-0ubuntu05.04 | hoary-security | source03:01
infinityYagisan : And if it supports "just enough ACPI to make Windows happy", that's a pretty good indication that if we try to route the IRQs wrong, it WILL blow up.03:01
Kamion   mozilla | 2:1.7.12-1ubuntu1 | breezy-updates | source03:01
BenCYagisan: then that proves it is not the driver, but a problem with the machine you are running it on03:01
Yagisaninfinity: In so many cards ? and not showing up in older kernels ?03:02
infinityYagisan : It's not the card's fault, it's the BIOS/motherboard.03:02
infinityYagisan : And the driver makes it worse.03:02
Yagisaninfinity, BenC: while I know acpi is crap on the board - it is actually disabled03:02
infinityYagisan : Other drivers (VIA Rhine comes to mind) have similar issues with losing interrupts on lousy BIOSes.03:02
infinityYagisan : Note that ACPI power saving != ACPI PCI routing.  Disabling one usually has no bearing on the other.03:03
=== infinity goes to look at your dmesg output.
Yagisaninfinity - It has no acpi routing03:03
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Kamionogra: edubuntu/amd64/server pass03:04
Yagisaninfinity, BenC - later tonight I'm putting a P2 233MHz box up to replace it - that will test if it is a BIOS error03:04
ograKamion, yippie :)03:04
Yagisaninfinity, BenC - is there anything else I can try as well ?03:05
infinityBenC : Do you know, off the top of your head, all the kernel command lines to swap between the 7 billion different PCI routing impementations?03:05
BenCYagisan: you need to tell the kernel ACPI is disabled, it is still trying to use it03:05
BenCinfinity: off the top of my head, no03:06
YagisanBenC: OK (thankfully I haven't given the pcnet32 back yet)03:06
BenCYagisan: I thought you said that you already tested the cards on another machine03:06
mjg59infinity: documentation/kernel-parameters03:06
BenCwe need a grub menu.lst generator that will allow for testing all kernel workarounds03:07
YagisanBenC: yes I have - but still - if the machines is stuffed - I'll need something to replace it with if nothing else works03:09
BenCYagisan: I'm just saying, the fact that the cards already work on another machine most definitely shows that the driver is not broken in relation to the cards03:09
YagisanBenC - it doesn't seem to handle losing an interrupt well03:10
YagisanBenC - I'd have expected the pcnet32 to fail too actually03:10
BenCthat's because generally another interrupt will come along to unbork it03:10
infinityacpi=off pci=noacpi03:11
YagisanBenC - so why doesn't that happen with 8139 ? 03:11
BenCtrue, it's not handling it gracefully, but the bios/hardware is still broken03:11
infinityYagisan : About half the network drivers in Linux die when they lose interrupts.  While this isn't "graceful", it's also not really their fault.03:12
infinityI spent months swearing at the via rhine driver until I figured out the real problem. :/03:12
infinityOthers definitely seem more resilient (3c59x, e100/eepro100, pcnet32)03:13
Yagisaninfinity - BenC - I'll test infinitys suggestion in a moment (hence I'll drop out - it is my gateway with the problem)03:13
Kamioninfinity: mozilla should've appeared in w-b for you now03:13
Kamion  Package             : mozilla03:14
Kamion  Version             : 2:1.7.12-1ubuntu103:14
Kamion  Builder             : buildd+terranova03:14
Kamion  State               : Building03:14
infinityKamion : Yup, it's building.03:14
infinityKamion : A tbird and an enigmail to go with that would be swell.  Or do you want to wait until we do a full cycle (binaries uploaded and installed) before we call it good?03:15
Yagisaninfinity, BenC - I just updated grub - I'll be back soon with the results.03:15
Kamioninfinity: I'd rather wait a full cycle with just the one package to make sure it all works03:15
Amarantharg this computer doesn't have a cd burner and the library is closed03:18
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maswanZnarl: You could always hack yourself out of DNS for a couple of hours to free up bandwidth. ;)03:25
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Znarlmaswan : Really?  Where?03:26
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bddebianHello03:31
infinityKamion : Meh, why did you have to accept the biggest of the three packages? :)03:38
infinity(Still building)03:38
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YagisanBenC, infinity - back from torturing my gateway03:44
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YagisanBenC, infinity - the kernel parameters have worked - so how would that be autodetected in future (for similar boxes ?)03:46
zygaa solution to ./ crowd = merge canonical with AOL and get cd-pressing factories! :D03:48
Treenakszyga: omg03:48
zygathen get merged with goooogle and dominate the world :)03:48
Kamioninfinity: d'oh03:49
calcare the mirrors still not updated?03:50
infinityKamion : Okay, uploaded on the threee primary arches.03:50
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calci don't see edubuntu/ubuntu-server/dvds on the mirrors03:50
Kamionogra: edubuntu/amd64/default pass; my wife was rather interested watching me play around with it and seemed to quite like the range of educational software (she's a teaching assistant); she wants to know what our interactive whiteboard support is like03:50
Kamioncalc: edubuntu/ubuntu-server aren't published yet03:50
calcok03:51
Kamioncalc: dvds are on http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/breezy/release/, http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/breezy/release/ - they don't fit on releases.u.c for disk space reasons03:51
Kamioncalc: I'll put a link in at some point03:51
ograKamion, we dont have any yet... there is no good oss solution to my knowledge yet03:51
zygaogra: amd64 keeps failing to download 03:51
calcKamion: ok03:51
ograzyga, gah03:51
Kamionogra: hm :(03:51
seb128calc: do you plan to fix the menu-xdg duplicate entries bug one day? The BTS has a patch for months 03:51
ograKamion, certainly something on my dapper applist :)03:51
Kamionogra: more a kernel/X thing, I imagine?03:52
ograKamion, thanks for the wiki fixes btw :)03:52
Kamionnp03:52
ograKamion, yup03:52
calcKamion: not trying to be annoying but the .pool dir has lots of rc files in it still they might fit once that is cleaned out ;)03:52
ograthere are proprietary linux solutions with binary kernel module03:52
Kamioncalc: they're already removed on the master03:52
calcah ok i guess i am looking at the uk mirror then03:52
Kamioncalc: the mirrors are having trouble because rsync is mirroring the new files first, then deal with removals03:52
ograbut i think it should be possible on a higher layer too... like collaborative editors work03:52
=== calc keeps forgetting that the system he is looking at isn't the primary one
calcseb128: yea, i er forgot i guess03:53
infinityUh oh.03:53
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calcseb128: i'm planning on updating theora hopefully today as well03:53
infinityKamion : Can you REJECT those in the next 10 minutes? :003:53
maswanwe're serving about 1600-1800 downloads of i386-install right now. :)03:54
luis__congrats03:54
Kamioninfinity: what's wrong with them?03:54
infinityKamion : pkgstripstranslations wasn't in the chroot, afaict.03:54
maswanplus some kubuntu, live, adm64, etc.03:54
=== zyga remembers beeing here when hoary released
infinityKamion : Which, I assume, means it will conflict with the langpacks, right?03:54
seb128calc: cool03:54
infinityKamion : Which would be, uhh, bad.03:54
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=== infinity curses whoever built these chroots.
Kamioninfinity: I don't see huge piles of locales in mozilla-browser?03:54
infinityKamion : Pure fluke, then.  pkgstriptranslations definitely wasn't there and din't run.03:55
infinityKamion : I'd feel more at ease if you reject the binaries and give me a chance to fix up all the chroots. :/03:55
Kinnisoninfinity: You're gonna have fun in a day or so when you have to do all new chroots for dapper :-)03:55
Kamioninfinity: can't reject out of accepted, but, um, I'll see if I can temporarily disappear them or something03:55
infinityKamion : unaccept, then.03:56
infinityKamion : Same difference at that stage.03:56
Nafallomaswan: is that more or less load than hoary? :-)03:56
infinityJust so long as they don't hit the pool, (and the changes disappears from queu/done), all is good.03:56
infinityKinnison : dapper chroots are easy.  It's fixing up these breezy-{security,updates} chroots that were made 6 months ago and seem a bit.. Wrong... That's the fun right now.03:57
=== infinity should have checked this earlier.
ograsigh, still 6h ETA for ppc...03:57
pittiinfinity: no, if packages ship mo files (i. e. unstripped), they won't conflict with langpacks03:58
pittiinfinity: it's just redundancy03:58
pittiKamion: ^03:58
infinitypitti : How does that work?... Do the langpacks install to a different location?03:58
pittiinfinity: /usr/share/locale-langpacks :-)03:58
infinityClever.03:58
pittiinfinity: we have a glibc patch that also looks there03:59
infinityYeah, obviously.03:59
pittiinfinity: otherwise you could never install a package that you built locally03:59
infinityKamion : Okay, forget my panic, but do me a favour and wait for a green light before approving the other two.  I want to freshen up the world.03:59
Yagisaninfinity, BenC - perhaps http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=9972 should be reassigned to fails to disable broken acpi ?03:59
pittiinfinity: yes, stripping security updates is a good idea. Thanks for looking at it04:00
Kamioninfinity: I can't see how to unaccept manually, but I've moved them out of the way04:00
Kamioninfinity: does your comment above mean I should move them back?04:00
sabdflpitti: are you the postgres package guy?04:00
pittisabdfl: yes04:00
sabdflpsycopg.ProgrammingError: ERROR:  could not open file "/usr/share/postgresql/contrib/english.stop": No such file or directory04:00
infinityKamion : If they're moved completely out of the way, I'll rebuild and reupload with the freshened chroots.04:00
sabdflon breezy :-/04:00
infinityKamion : The comment was more just to save you the trouble.04:00
Kamionkatie@jackass:~/queue/temp-hold/mozilla$ for x in *.deb; do dpkg -c $x | grep usr/share/locale; done04:00
Kamionkatie@jackass:~/queue/temp-hold/mozilla$04:01
infinityKamion : But if you've gone to it already, I want t odo it "right".04:01
infinityActually, yeah.  Just move 'em back then.04:01
maswanNafallo: more, much more. but then, the 1.2Gbit/s peak we managed at hoary was enough to double-port the computer club gigE switch to 2xgigE.04:01
Kamioninfinity: pkgstriptranslations also collects stuff for rosetta, doesn't it?04:01
pittisabdfl: that file is now in /usr/share/postgresql/8.0/04:01
Kamioninfinity: although I guess nothing's changed?04:01
infinityKamion : Yes, and right.  Nothing's changed.04:02
pittisabdfl: (or 7.4, depending on your server version)04:02
Kamioninfinity: ok, will move back04:02
Nafallomaswan: hehe, nice :-)04:02
Kamioninfinity: which is good, 'cos I don't know if randomly moving stuff out of accepted breaks katie or not04:03
infinityKamion : Alright.  I'll ping back in 10/15 mins when the chroots are all happy.04:03
sabdflpitti: fine.... but shouldn't the software know that itself?04:04
sabdflthat's not a file I told it to use04:04
pittisabdfl: which software do we talk about?04:04
sabdfli'm just using psycopg04:04
Kamioninfinity: I'm going to test Edubuntu/powerpc for a bit, so may well be longer than that, and I want to have most of the afternoon off04:04
sabdfllaunchpad04:04
pittisabdfl: oh, psycopg itself wants that file?04:04
Kamioninfinity: might be best if you pinged elmo/mdz later04:04
diemanheh04:05
infinityKamion : Or I can just stop all the buildds and you can approve the uploads now.04:05
pittisabdfl: it does not even depend on postgresql-contrib*04:05
diemanmy mirror is running a little slow this morning :)04:05
infinityKamion : If you approve them now, that gives me a 30+ minute window anyway, cause we just missed cron.daily.04:05
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sabdflpitti: i have the file in 7.4 subdir04:05
sabdflbut SOMETHING is looking for it in the old place04:05
sabdflhmm04:06
sabdfloh... the db dump i am using came from a hoary box04:06
pittibah, it is impossible to get something from archive.u.c04:06
pittiI wanted to look in psycopg sources04:06
infinityKamion : I won't begrudge a man his afternoon off after a stressfuly week. :)04:06
diemanpitti: try ftp.heanet.ie, it still seems reachable from here04:07
infinitypitti : This is why we have local mirrors.04:07
pittisabdfl: ok, confirmed; psycopg itself has nothing to do with it (and shouldn't)04:07
Lathiatpitti: heh, archive.u.c is swamped?04:07
fabbioneinfinity: so the only reason you are not pushing -updates is because of the chroot, right?04:07
sabdflok, seems like its a local config issue, not a general problem04:07
pittiinfinity: I just tried apt-get source on concordia04:07
sabdflexcept i guess that i hope our upgrade scripts trap this sort of thing04:07
pittidieman: I did that in the data center04:07
pittisabdfl: so far I wasn't even aware of that file04:07
maswandieman: at least for now, we'll see. :)04:08
ograNOOOO04:09
ogramy ppc download dropped.... damned04:09
ajmitchogra: wget -c !04:09
pittisabdfl: these directories only contain stuff that is actually server specific; clients should not use it04:09
ograyes...04:09
ograi'm already running that...04:09
ogra*sigh* i'll never get this release out :'(04:10
maswanogra: that's why I'm trying to encourage the DC admins to unswamp their network. ;)04:10
lifelessmdz: congrats04:11
lifelessgnight all04:11
pittinight lifeless 04:11
ajmitchnight lifeless 04:11
ograand i dont even think that we'll have any powerpc users with edubuntu04:11
dieman 09:11:26 up 17:11,  2 users,  load average: 94.93, 92.84, 82.2704:11
diemanbahwhahaha04:11
diemanits all iowait too, not enough ram04:12
Lathiatheh, whats that on04:12
diemanmirror.cs.umn.edu04:12
Lathiatah04:12
Lathiatgot bandwidth graph?04:12
maswandieman: load average: 0.03, 0.13, 0.10, Out: 85993.16kB/s04:12
diemanits doing 187mbps04:12
Lathiati see maswan is doing about 250M/s collectively04:12
diemanits a horribly underpowered machine04:13
diemani need to move the NIC too04:13
Lathiatmaswan: whast the url for your unis whole link?04:13
diemanit got ont he same irq as the disk :)04:13
diemanwhich is suuper-suck04:13
maswanLathiat: http://stats.sunet.se/stat-q/plot-all/umea2.umea-srp,2005-10--13,raw,traffic-kbit04:13
diemantotal:     5.52 Mb/s In   223.57 Mb/s Out -  10242.3 p/s In   18880.5 p/s Out04:13
diemanmmmm. happy peak04:13
diemanits only a dual 7333, 1gb rambus04:13
stubpitti: tsearch2 stores the location on the stop words list in pg_ts_dict. This looks like what bit sabdfl, because the tsearch2 config from the dump made on hoary now references non-existant files.04:13
dieman7333 rather04:13
dieman733 rather04:13
Lathiatmaswan: eh, nice, so how far can you push it? :)04:13
diemansingle disk04:14
ajmitchmaswan: looking good04:14
Lathiatmaswan: ooh.. looks like it pretty much hit it04:14
maswanLathiat: that far. :/04:14
Kamionogra: I have a powerpc workstation install in progress04:14
pittistub: ah, bad04:14
stubpitti: It might be worth considering some symlinks? I'm not too familiar here. 04:14
Kamionogra: it'll take a while because I'm not paying it much attention, but it's running04:14
maswandieman: borrow a temporary machine with a few gigs of ram, http-redirect the i386 install iso there?04:14
ajmitchmaswan: so you finally managed to saturate your link? congrats :)04:14
maswandieman: http://farbror.acc.umu.se/stats/monitordata/index.shtml04:14
diemanmaswan: dont have many machines lkike that hanging out04:14
maswandieman: that's what test[01]  is doing there04:14
diemanheh04:14
Lathiatlooks like test1 dropped off04:15
stubpitti: I'm not sure though. Using tsearch2 is a pretty manual process, so maybe it isn't a requirement04:15
maswanajmitch: thanks04:15
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maswanLathiat: there is some lag in moving the measurement data04:15
Lathiatmaswan: ah ok04:16
ograKamion, *sigh* how shall i ever pay that back to you04:16
pittistub: so you migrated to breezy now? how did the db upgrade go, any errors apart from this one?04:16
pittistub: the transition script is pretty complex and there were bugs in the past04:17
Lathiatwhat you need is machines with 16GB of ram :)04:18
Lathiator 48 i think debian has one like that04:18
stubpitti: I migrated to breezy a while ago, but I wouldn't have noticed how the db upgrade went - we blow away the dev databases when running the test suite.04:18
pittiah, I see04:18
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maswanLathiat: nah, this dataset is small enough. test[01]  have 8 gigs each and hold the hot data in ram.04:18
Lathiatmaswan: ah cool04:19
stubpitti: We can test on our staging server at some point though ;)04:19
maswanLathiat: debian was harder since cd+dvd isos were >16 gigs.04:19
maswanLathiat: for i38604:19
Lathiatmaswan: ah04:20
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Nafallomaswan: nice. you have peeks every 6 months ;-)04:23
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zygapitti: do you have 160 seconds?04:24
pittizyga: exactly? :-(04:24
pitti:-)04:24
pittieven04:24
zygapitti: a bit less I hopwe04:24
pittizyga: sure, I also have more04:24
zygapitti: how do you validate exports from rosetta when you build langpacks?04:24
pittizyga: yes, I did04:25
zygapitti: I've ran across some errors in last export tarball04:25
zygapitti: carlos is all aware and will look into them04:25
pittizyga: I produced a normalized diff, looked at the 30 MB diff and throwed out all obsolete and buggy files04:25
zygaah so you dump everything that is borked04:25
pittizyga: for the final langpacks, yes04:25
zygacool that explains it04:26
pittizyga: I didn't want to drop all rosetta updates, so I had to cherrypick04:26
zygayou looked at 30 megs of diff??04:26
pittiyes :-/04:26
zygagod04:26
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pittiit took about 4 hours to clean it up04:26
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TFPhi04:26
zygapitti: did you set up any automated stuff that helps with this?04:26
TFPi just wondered if ubuntu fixed the HAL problem in their new release, anyone knows more?04:26
pittizyga: of course I used some clever vim regexps04:26
pittiTFP: "the HAL problem"?04:27
pittiTFP: bug# ?04:27
zyga(I'm pretty in the same position now but I don't want to fix it - just be able to process data quickly and get nice results and reports04:27
TFPfailed to initialize HAL on startup04:27
pittizyga: no, just vim and regexps04:27
pittizyga: but you can have the list of invalid files that I threw out04:27
zygapitti: okay thanks :-)04:27
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pittizyga: I kept it in case I or sb else needs to do it agin04:27
zygaI don't care about differences ATM04:28
pittizyga: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/rosetta-killed.txt04:28
pittiTFP: depends on the reason for it; there was a dbus bug maybe two months ago which caused that04:28
pittiTFP: but it generally works in more recent breeezy versions04:29
TFPpitti: and is it solved?04:29
TFPah ok04:29
TFPthat was the reason why i dumped ubuntu04:29
TFPcause it crashed randomly04:29
pittiTFP: hey, this bug was there for about *two days*04:29
TFPand i had to wait 5 minutes for gnome to startup04:29
pittiTFP: oh, wait, that bug did not cause it to crash randomly04:29
pittiTFP: can you please try the current live CD?04:30
pittiTFP: if it still crashes, can you please ping me?04:30
hungerTFP: Are you using SATA drives?04:30
TFPwell i just dl the new breezy and wanted to test it04:30
TFPnope04:30
OddAbe19did dapper open tuesday as in 2 days ago or 5 days from now?04:31
hungerTFP: My system used to be very instable due to the kernel ubuntu used for a while.04:31
pittiOddAbe19: it's not yet open04:31
hungerTFP: It did not like SATA too much for me:-)04:31
OddAbe19check check04:31
TFPwell i dont have sata04:31
=== hunger is looking forward to dapper.
pittihunger: is breezy too outdated for you?04:32
TFPwell we'll see if the problem was fixed for my pc ;)04:33
hungerpitti: No, but there are a couple of items that got postponed in breezy that might be cool:-)04:33
bddebianSheesh :-)04:33
pittihunger: right04:33
hungerpitti: And you did not get round to checking out my cryptodick script in time either...04:33
Yagisanhunger: cryptodick ?? typo perhaps 04:34
ivokscryptodick :))04:34
pittinice name04:34
hungerpitti: Plus I would love to help getting hibernation to work with crypted swap spaces, too (even though I doubt that my current settup will work):-)04:34
pittiivoks: so that you can't fall into  holes *duck*04:34
Mithrandirjbailey: do we support booting off USB drives?  That is, my initramfs goes boom when trying to pivot_root.04:34
ivokspitti: ;)04:34
jbaileyMithrandir: If your initramfs is trying to pivot_root, you're seeing other problems...04:35
pittihunger: resuming from encrypted swap really works?04:35
jbaileyMithrandir: Should be running a command called "run-init" instead.04:35
jbaileyMithrandir: Have you forced it back to mkinitrd?04:35
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Mithrandirjbailey: ah, this is hoary, we're going to dist-upgrade to breezy.  I'll annoy you in a little while. :-)04:36
jbaileyMithrandir: =)  No USB booting in Hoary. =)04:36
jbaileyMithrandir: You may have timeout troubles in Breezy.  You may need to add a longer sleep in Breezy to get it to work right too, but it will work.04:37
ajmitchjbailey: so I should be able to boot off my camera with breezy? :)04:37
jbaileyajmitch: Mmmm.  If you can fit everythingo n a fat filesystem, sure.04:37
jbaileyMost cameras don't do well with ext2 media. =)04:38
ajmitchI wouldn't use the card to take photos :)04:38
highvoltagehave  you guys checked JaneW's edubuntu cake yet? http://www.flickr.com/photos/13916877@N00/52139491/04:38
jbaileyAhahah, cool.04:39
ograhighvoltage, gah why didn you wait until release with the cacke.... 04:39
ograit might curse us now ....04:39
ogra:)04:39
Mithrandirjbailey: we'll see in a little while04:40
JaneWogra: it's a good luck charm, I wouldn;t have made it if I thought there was a risk...04:40
jbaileyMithrandir: Cool.04:40
jbaileyMithrandir: IS this one of your I2O systems?04:40
highvoltagedammit04:40
Mithrandirjbailey: no, it's a friend's laptop.04:40
highvoltageJaneW: whatever you do, don't eat any of the cake!04:40
ograheh04:41
highvoltageogra: i think as long as nobody eats any of it, we're safe.04:41
ograok04:41
highvoltageJaneW: lock your kids in their rooms tonight.04:41
highvoltageor sent them to your mother.04:41
ograKamion gets the first piece !04:41
Mithrandirjbailey: I'll have access to the i2o system next week or so, I hope.  It got punted a bit because of some hardware problems.04:41
jbaileyMithrandir: It's all good.04:41
JaneWhighvoltage: good idea!04:41
jbaileyI don't suppose there's cheap consumer grade i2o systems are there? =(04:42
Mithrandirjbailey: hahahahahha.04:42
hungerpitti: several people claim so, I have not seen it myself yet.04:42
jbaileyI ought to try and acquire one for dapper if we want to support that grade of hardware.04:42
hungerpitti: My encryption scheme is a bit too ... involved ... to test this with.04:42
jdubyay04:42
jdubnokia are going to send my 770 to montreal!04:43
Mithrandirfish!04:43
jbaileyjdub: Where are you having it sent to?04:47
jbaileyjdub: If you want, you can use my address.04:47
jdubjbailey: the hotel, methinks04:47
jdubjbailey: NOT ON YOUR LIFE!04:47
mjg59jeff, you haven't even touched your chicken yet04:47
jdubgood try though04:47
jbaileymjg59: Err, what?04:47
jbaileyOh.04:47
jbailey*him*04:47
ajmitchheh :)04:47
jdubhe's hassling me for eating my vegetables first04:48
mvirkkildholbach: Uh, what did you add? Docbook export?04:48
jbaileyjdub: I think that's perfectly reasonable.04:48
mjg59jbailey: But you're a food deviant04:48
dholbachmvirkkil: erm?04:48
infinitykamion : Gone for the afternoon already?04:48
Robot101mjg59: stop IRCing and eat, you're the deviant04:49
infinityKamion : If not, those uploads can be approved any time.04:49
mjg59Robot101: Hypocrite04:49
dholbachmvirkkil: what are you talking about?04:49
Robot101restaurants with wifi = win04:49
dholbachRobot101: i'm in a cafe with free wifi :)04:49
mjg59(Also: never drinking again)04:50
jbaileymjg59: Vegans taste better.04:50
mvirkkildholbach: You wrote to me and said: "dude, I already did that" or something to that effect.04:51
mvirkkil22:47:15< dholbach> mvirkkil: dude, i added that already04:52
dholbachmvirkkil: that must have been with lack of sleep, and i meant "mvo" - sorry for that04:52
mvirkkildholbach: np04:52
dholbach:)04:52
highvoltageguys, what's going on with the wiki?04:52
dholbachhighvoltage: what's wrong? is it slow?04:53
highvoltageno, all the pages were gone for a short while, now it's back. very strange.04:53
highvoltagei also got those python purple cgi error screens.04:54
highvoltageworking now again too.04:54
ogramjg59, so we wont see such funny uploads anymore ? bah...05:03
mjg59Haha05:03
mjg59I haven't actually signed the NDA yet05:03
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ograheh05:04
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elvirolohi guys05:04
elvirolodid the release go as you expected ?05:05
bob2breezy went out, mjg59 got drunk, everyone else went to sleep05:05
bob2more or less what everyone expected05:05
elvirologreat :)05:05
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bddebianbob2: :-)05:05
bddebianOh yeah we can vote on mjg59 today eh?05:06
ograbddebian, tomorrow05:06
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bddebianTomorrow? I thought it said the 13th?05:09
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spaynewell done guys! i'm proud of you all :)05:09
mjg59bob2: I was drunk before Breezy released05:09
mjg59There was some champagne, though05:09
Lathiatmm, the poll page could do with some ui fixes ;p05:10
bddebianogra: From the page: "The voting will be opened on 2005-10-13."05:11
Lathiatbddebian: says 2005-10-14 here05:11
Lathiatthat might be timezone converted or something tho05:11
bddebianHmm.  Must be a timezone thing :)05:11
diemanheh05:20
diemanthat machine *still* has a load of 10005:20
diemaneven after moving the nic05:20
diemanim thinking of bringing thttpd back up ;)05:20
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diemanjeezus crhist05:22
diemanthe box is doing 278-300 mbps05:22
the--dudgrats folks, I'll be sure to update to breezy in a few weeks ;)05:24
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the--dudeven slashdotted the release of breezy, can't remember the last time a linux distro release was slashdotted :o05:32
jbaileyI doubt if it's just /..05:33
jbaileyIt's not like the release date wasn't well publicised anyway.05:33
highvoltageand anticipated05:34
Keybukslashdot like us today?05:34
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KeybukI was already weak because I'd managed to catch up with -bugs over just one cup of coffee05:35
Amaranththe--dud: every release of ubuntu has been /.ed05:35
highvoltagethe top distro get's /.ed :)05:36
Mirvfi.archive.ubuntu.com seems not responding :( I guess it should be changed to point to se.archive.ubuntu.com if it can't be fixed05:40
KamionMirv: fi.archive == archive; it's just overloaded05:41
Amaranthus.archive is a real seperate mirror, right?05:41
MirvKamion: ok, thanks, tried to find out but couldn't05:41
AmaranthMirv: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive might help05:41
jdubmdz: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!05:42
jdubmdz: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!05:42
jdubmdz: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!05:42
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KamionMirv: well, compare 'host fi.archive.ubuntu.com' with 'host archive.ubuntu.com' and it should be obvious05:42
KamionAmaranth: not atm05:42
Kamionit was, but I think it broke05:42
Kinnisonjdub: have you sent me the details yet?05:42
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highvoltage05:43
highvoltageoops, that was a bit big.05:43
highvoltagesorry05:43
AmaranthESTABPEOPLE05:43
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highvoltagewell if he doesn't see that he must be blind :P05:43
jdubhighvoltage: -f small, dude05:43
highvoltageaah, /me makes mental note of that05:44
zygajdub: banner didn't do that - what did you use?05:44
jdubfiglet05:45
Lathiatfiglet05:45
Lathiateh05:45
Lathiatfiglet happy bday | cowsay -n -f sodomized05:45
MirvKamion: true, true, I guess I'm tired as I didn't check that way05:45
diemanheh05:46
diemanok i drank the lighhttpd kool-aide05:46
diemanand its worthless05:46
diemanback to apache we go05:46
diemankool-aid, rather05:46
juliuxpitti, ping05:46
dholbachbbiab05:46
pittiHi juliux 05:46
zygafor the first time in my life I cannot connect to nn.archive.ubuntu.com05:47
juliuxpitti, today release party in dresden?05:47
the--dudanyone tried to just switch out your sources.list from hoary to breezy yet?05:47
the--dudperhaps it wise to wait out a week or two for some bugs to go away05:47
pittijuliux: haven't heard about any, did you?05:47
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juliuxpitti, no but i see that you are also in dresden05:47
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pittijuliux: I am, right05:48
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Dizietkeybuk: Why does hct depend on python (>= 2.4) rather than python2.4 ?  That makes it hard to get it to install on sarge.05:50
Keybukdunno05:50
KeybukI think that's what Python Policy told me to do05:51
DizietIn fact, it depends on both.05:51
DizietWhich is just bizarre.05:51
Keybukthere used to be 2.3 packages too05:51
Keybukbut I dropped support for them05:52
DizietSo you're doing `support one or several Particular Version(s)' ?  In which case the Depends: python (>= 2.4) is wrong I think.05:52
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infinityPython policy says that metapackages should depend on "foo-python$(current-default)" and "python (>> foo) (<< bar)", while the packages the metapackages depend on should just depend on python-$(version they use), no?05:53
Kamionif you're using /usr/bin/python, you do need a dependency on python05:53
Kamion(so perhaps DDTT, haven't checked)05:53
DizietThere's no reason for the metapackages here, since hct only works with 2.4 and the python hct module is for hct.05:53
Dizietkamion: Indeed, it doesn't do that.05:53
Kamionok05:54
DizietThe situation we have atm is that hct only works if the default python is 2.4 which isn't true in sarge.05:54
DizietErr, only installs.05:54
DizietI haven't tried forcing the dependencies.  That would probably work.05:55
Kamion16:07 < CIA-4> debian-installer: jdthood-guest * r31356 packages/netcfg/05:55
Kamion               (debian/changelog netcfg-common.c): Eliminate05:55
Kamion               localhost.localdomain as name of 127.0.0.105:55
Kamionwoo, about time05:55
Keybuk*shrug*05:55
KeybukI care about sarge -> <- this much right now :p05:55
infinityetch, even.05:55
Kamionand unstable05:55
infinityBut, we also use that default in ubuntu.05:55
Dizietkamion: *excellent*05:56
KamionKeybuk: won't it break when we switch to python 2.5 as default, too?05:56
KeybukKamion: then I'll fix it :p05:56
KamionI mean, if you're using /usr/bin/python2.405:56
KeybukI think I just use /usr/bin/env python05:56
Dizietkeybuk: Fair enough.  I just thought I'd mention itt.  Perhaps you can fix this next time you happen to be in the general area.05:56
KeybukDiziet: yeah, will re-read python policy again05:56
Dizietroot@anarres:/work# head -1 /usr/bin/hct 05:56
Diziet#!/usr/bin/python2.405:56
Keybukhmm, maybe the python installer does something with that then05:56
Keybukit's #!/usr/bin/env python in arch05:56
pittiKeybuk: you should at least usr #!/usr/bin/python, otherwise you will get a bug from `anthony that hct breaks on his machine05:57
DizietWhen you do, remember that you want `Support one or several Particular Version(s)' and not `Support All/Most Versions (Including Default)'05:57
siretartis hct somewhere publicy availabe?05:57
infinityKamion : Are we going to make that same change in dapper, then?05:57
KamionDiziet: localhost.localdomain> discussion established that nobody really knew why it had been introduced in the first place, and it seemed to kind of appear out of nowhere in the bug log with no justification05:57
pittiKeybuk: (which still has python1.5 in its $PATH)05:57
Kamioninfinity: hell yeah05:57
infinityKamion : I patched a couple of packages in breezy to deal with that oddity.05:57
infinityKamion : But they should also deal the other way (I made sure of that)05:57
Keybukpitti: I plan to re-do the packaging before it's released05:57
truluxheya fellows05:57
Keybukthe current stuff is iterally a 5s hack05:57
Kamioninfinity: we'll have to deal with it for breezy installs anyway :-/05:57
truluxpitti: morning! found some bugs in my vsec packages, going to upload fixed ones now05:58
Kamionalthough possibly hoary installs too, I don't recall exactly when it was introduced05:58
jdubYAY Kamion!05:58
truluxpitti: just a typo in postinst script and also needs to update modules.conf05:58
infinityKamion : Might have been hoary, one of the bugs I fixed was pretty old.05:59
Diziet#!/usr/bin/env python> I think that's wrong.  That'll mean that when you upgrade the default python version, hct will stop working.  Or, to look at it another way, people won't be able to change to a release with a different default python version unless you fettle hct first.05:59
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infinityUsing #!/usr/bin/env python means you need the (>> foo) (<< bar) dependencies.05:59
infinityUsing #!/usr/bin/python2.4 means you can just depend on python2.406:00
infinityThe latter seems more desireable.06:00
DizietQuite so.06:00
infinity(for ease of upgrades)06:00
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Keybukright, but it looks like the python setup.py thing rewrites the #! line anyway06:02
Kamionsigh, installs are annoyingly slow when archive is overloaded06:03
infinityEverything is annoyingly slow when the archive is overloaded.06:04
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NafalloKamion: you're lucky. I'm still trying to fetch Packages, Sources and Releases :-P06:04
bddebianNo shix :-(06:04
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Dizietkamion: I'm considering having my firewall intercept my testbed's requests and divert them to the local mirror ...06:05
KamionDiziet: I think I might start routinely preseeding mirror/http/proxy or whatever it is06:06
\shdid isa y 2 hours sleeping? don't trust me 06:06
DizietIt doesn't seem to find a proxy or anything.06:06
KamionI think 'install mirror/http/proxy=http://wwwcache:3128/' would work06:06
DizietI should really RTFM, shouldn't I ? :-)06:06
Dizietmirror/http/proxy=http://mirror.relativity.greenend.org.uk/ubuntu/ or some such.06:07
Kamionoh, it's a deficiency in the installer that it doesn't ask for a proxy, really, I feel; it was one of the casualties of the "as few questions as possible" thing06:07
KamionDiziet: if that's actually a mirror rather than an HTTP proxy, you'd have to resort to different tricks06:07
DizietIt could try to discover one by speculating in the dns.06:07
infinityDoes it kick back out and ask for a proxy if the main mirror times out?06:07
Kamionoh, now, that's tempting06:08
DizietOh, how annoying.06:08
Kamioninfinity: no06:08
infinityYeah, that's a deficiency, then.06:08
infinityFew questions good, if we fall back.06:08
Kamionif the main mirror times out, we assume you're non-networked and leave you alone06:08
Kamionbut that may not be an entirely accurate assumption06:08
DizietOften not, if your network admin is at all paranoid.06:08
Kamionand besides, not everyone denies non-proxied requests - for some people they're just slower or, worse, more expensive06:08
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infinityThat wouldn't be correct at any university campus I've been on in the last 5 years.06:09
Kamion(c.f. cam.ac.uk international traffic charging)06:09
Kamionogra: edubuntu/powerpc/workstation pass06:11
KamionI do like the Edubuntu icon theme and font. Pleasingly different.06:12
KeybukI like the edubuntu logo, it's clever06:12
Keybukme! oh, me! missss! pick me! me! me! ohhhh miss!06:13
\shKamion: didn't you want sleep?06:13
\sh+to 06:13
Kamion\sh: I had a couple of hours06:13
diemancrazy06:14
diemani know tds.net has way more hw than i do06:14
\shKamion: good to hear06:14
diemanand their mirror box is only saying its doing 341mbps06:14
diemanim doing ~300mbps06:14
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diemanand im on crap for hardware.06:14
Kinnisoninfinity: yeesh that's big06:15
infinityKinnison : The ccache on the buildds is ~20 gigs per machine.06:15
bddebianOK, time to open up the Dapper repos? ;-P06:15
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infinityRoyal's cache corrupted horribly at some point and ccache segvs if you look at it sideways.06:15
infinitySo, away it goes.06:15
\shRest In Peace06:16
infinityThe really sad thing is that royal's been out of rotation for weeks, and I've only now found the time to debug it -- which took about 5 minutes.06:16
infinityOh well.  The last few weeks were easy on the buildds, I don't think anyone even noticed we were missing one. :)06:17
Kamiondieman: my wife is wondering how many sides you've got06:17
Kamion"he might be a d10 or a d20 ... oh"06:17
Kinnisonbddebian: Tuesday06:17
infinityKamion : dPi, I'd assume from his domain.06:17
Kamioncute, fractal06:17
infinityI'm not sure how you can have Pi sides, but whatever. :)06:17
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Kinnisoninfinity: a very very spethul die06:18
bddebianheh06:20
Kinnisonbddebian: in all seriousness, dapper won't be open until tuesday or so, sorry06:20
=== Kinnison has incredibly large amounts of stuff to do for launchpad by then :-)
bddebianKinnison: I was only kidding.  I actually need to take a little time off to do my RL job anyway ;-)06:21
diemanheh06:21
KamionKinnison: any germinate stuff I can do for you? I have some spare time06:21
Kamionfor once06:21
KinnisonKamion: germinate ain't going in for now06:21
KinnisonKamion: more useful would be for you to write a raw-installer processor06:21
Kamionhow's main being determined?06:21
KinnisonKamion: germinate + script-run-on-ftpmaster06:22
Kamionmanual check?06:22
Kinnisonaye06:22
Kamionok, good06:22
Kamionraw-installer> hmm. most of it's easy enough, the mildly awkward bit is cleaning up the old images06:22
KinnisonKamion: so yeah, a raw-installer installer, and working on getting the CD building utterly automated would be nice06:22
Kamionwe can talk about this at UBZ, but I'd really like to start off dapper with CD building still happening the way it does now06:23
Kinnisonokay that's fine06:23
Kinnisonbut the installer stuff seriously needs doing06:23
Kinnisonand I simply don't have time right now06:23
Kamionthis is going to be our enterprise release, and CD-build work hasn't even been properly specced yet - we need to get CDs out early in the dapper cycle or it won't weork06:23
bddebianMaybe I should shoot for main rights during Dapper.  Wouldn't that scare some people :-)06:24
KamionKinnison: how does your morgue-equivalent work?06:24
KinnisonKamion: If it made it far enough to get into the archive, it's in the librarian until it's explicitly discarded06:24
\shwoa...now I see first, that infinity had the last upload for breezy...06:25
Kamionwhen should unpacked installer tarballs be discarded?06:25
Kamionoh, only manually, you mean?06:25
infinityHrm, so I did.06:25
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KinnisonKamion: not sure what we're doing about installer tarballs currently06:25
KinnisonKamion: there's nowhere in the db for them to go06:25
Kamionthat makes it hard to do raw-installer processing, I'd've thought ;)06:26
=== Kinnison will work something out, but not until I've finished the rest of pages 7, 8 and 9
KinnisonKamion: basically assume you're given the archive root, the tarfile path, the distrorelease name, and go from there06:26
KinnisonKamion: that way I can invoke you when it's time to be installed06:27
KamionKinnison: righto, I'll experiment - Friday or Monday, not sure what's on my plate tomorrow yet06:27
\shtime to get up from my bed, having a shower and going out for dinner06:27
KinnisonKamion: okay06:28
KamionKinnison: ok to write just a function that does it, or something, and leave you to work out where to put it in launchpad?06:28
bddebian\sh: Have a beer on me ;-)06:28
KinnisonKamion: Either a shell script, or a nice self-contained python module is best06:28
KinnisonKamion: I'm happy to put either into launchpad as needed06:29
\shbddebian: i think i need some food first06:29
KamionKinnison: do you have a dpkg version comparison routine in lp already?06:29
KinnisonKamion: yes06:29
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KinnisonKamion: we have the one from sourcerer06:29
Kamionwhat does it look like to the caller?06:29
Kamion(I need it to do purging of older images)06:29
Travis_Watkins_hrm, no separator between gnome-app-install and the rest of the menu :/06:29
KinnisonYou'll be given a callable which when you pass it a string will give you back an object you can use standard python comparators with06:30
dholbachre06:30
KinnisonKamion: will that do?06:30
KamionKinnison: so I can pass in all the versions found in that directory, get a list of objects, and sort06:30
Kamionthat'll do fine06:30
Kinnisonokay sure, we can make the contract list->list06:31
Amaranthack, oo2 menu entries are using oo1 icons06:31
KinnisonIn fact, if you're gonna be like that, you can do something like: string_version_list.sort(key=DebianVersionType)06:31
KinnisonKamion: whatever contract you decide on, we can do, or I can refactor your code afterwards06:32
Kamionok - I mean, the versions are such that plain sort will basically work anyway, but I'd rather be correct06:32
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KinnisonWe'll work something out06:33
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Kamionnote that the last stage of d-i byhand processing is lisa'ing the .changes into the archive06:33
KamionI trust you can take care of that bit06:33
KinnisonRemember that launchpad won't have byhand06:34
Kamionyes, I know06:34
Kinnisonraw-installer is just a custom upload format :-)06:34
Kamionbut I mean of the procedure we currently follow that I'll be converting06:34
KamionI know, I (co-)invented raw-installer ;-)06:34
Kinnisonso yes, your stuff will be invoked at the point that the equivalent of lisa'ing in the .changes would take place06:34
Kamion(for the purposes of lp later)06:34
Kamionall right, fine06:34
Kinnisonthanks dude06:35
Kinnisonsorry if I'm being obtuse or unclear06:35
Kamionnot at all06:35
KamionI'm on two hours sleep, I'm far more likely to suffer from that06:35
Kinnisondude, go rest06:35
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Kamioncan't sleep, clowns will eat me06:35
infinityKinnison : Does launchpad have a way for us to add translation tarballs to a .changes in a binary upload and have them automagically imported (or, at least, stored somewhere for later import)?06:36
the--dudhaha06:36
Kinnisoninfinity: We'll have a form for that yes06:36
Kinnisoninfinity: to get rid of the evil pkgstriptranslations bollocks we currently have06:36
Kinnisoninfinity: basically get them directly imported into rosetta :-)06:37
infinityKinnison : Okay.  We'll need it pretty much at dapper open, unless we want to give pitti http access to the buildds to pull the tarballs by hand as we do now.06:37
Kinnisoninfinity: i'll sic Carlos on it tomorrow :-)06:37
infinityKinnison : I assume pkgstriptranslations will stay, it'll just drop the tarball in dpkg-distaddfile, no?06:37
Kinnisonaye06:37
Kinnisonsorry, that, yes06:37
infinityThe importing part is less important than the uploading part for Tuesday, I assume.06:38
infinityBut the tarballs need to get off the buildds SOMEHOW, and if they're locked down, the only way is through .changes.06:38
Kinnisonindeedy06:38
infinityAlright.  Just wanted to make sure you were still on that.  I'll leave you the heck alone, then. :)06:39
Kinnisonthanks06:39
infinityAnd I'll remind pitti that the very first thing we need in dapper is a new pkgstriptranslations upload that switches to using dpkg-distaddfile.06:39
pittiinfinity: I should prepare and test this a bit before it becomes urgent06:39
infinityEasy enough to make it work.06:40
infinityKinnison will have to give you the magic section and priority, though.06:40
Kinnisonpick one and tell me06:40
infinityCause that's how it will be keyed, I assume.06:40
Kinnisonthe magic section is raw-installer for d-i06:40
Kinnisonhow about raw-translations06:40
infinityWhat's d-i using?06:40
infinityKay.  And you don't care about priority, then?06:40
KamionI originally suggested raw-* as a general "weird shit" namespacew06:40
Kamionso raw-translations sounds good06:41
infinityYeah, that sounds fair to me.06:41
Kinnisoninfinity: priority should be a single hyphen06:41
Kinnisoninfinity: as per the installer06:41
infinityCheck.06:41
infinitypitti : Got that?06:41
Kinnisoninfinity: MD5SUM SIZE raw-translations - some_grungy_name.tar.gz06:41
pittiKinnison, infinity: noted in my TODO06:42
infinityDon't need md5sum and size, dpkg-distaddfile does that.06:42
Kinnisoninfinity: aye06:42
pittinice to see that cleaned up finally06:42
Kinnisoninfinity: I'm just saying what I expect to see in the Files: section06:42
infinitypitti : dpkg-distaddfile foo.tar.gz raw-translations -06:42
infinityKinnison : Right.06:42
carlosKinnison hmm so we will get direct upload into Rosetta next Tuesday?06:42
Kinnisoncarlos: that's the aim06:43
infinitypitti : And keep the current tarball naming scheme, as the archive will blow up if you revert to having several with the same name. :)06:43
carloscool06:44
Amaranththe forums don't allow access to -devel anymore?06:47
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mdkeelmo, Znarl, do you have an ETA for the help.ubuntu.com request?06:55
Znarlmdke : It's urgent?06:56
Kamionogra: edubuntu/powerpc/server pass06:56
mdzKamion: I'm getting a fair amount of mail from people who can't find the DVD images06:58
mdkeZnarl, fairly06:58
Kamionmdz: yeah, I'm going to stick a link in, I've just been too busy with Edubuntu testing06:59
mdzunfortunately, we didn't include a link to /download/ in the announcement06:59
Kamion(and not having an afternoon off as a result)06:59
mdzso the only place people look is releases06:59
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Znarlmdke : ok, done.07:02
mdkeZnarl, awesome07:02
mdkeZnarl, ugh, hang on, is it pointing at the ip for that server, or something else?07:03
ZnarlThe IP.07:03
mdkehmm07:03
mdkeok there must be something wrong our side then07:03
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ZnarlCheck you don't have a cached DNS entry.  07:04
mdzKamion: where is ogra?07:04
mdkeZnarl, don't think so, i'll play with apache. it should be pointing it at another virtual server, but it is pointing it at doc.ubuntu.com right now07:04
Znarlok, let me know if you need anything else.07:05
mdkeZnarl, thanks07:05
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pvanhoofWe have an urgent need for Ubuntu cd's for professional/sales purposes in Belgium (so more urgent than the shipit.ubuntu.org can deliver it)07:13
pvanhoofwho should be contact?07:13
pvanhoofs/be/we07:13
pvanhoofWe have also a few questions about branding possibilities07:13
pvanhoofAnd like to closely work with Canonical/Ubuntu on a few topics07:14
pvanhoof+together07:14
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mdkepvanhoof, you should contact your locoteam probably, they can help with expedited shipments of cd's if you can justify it07:14
janimodaniels, ping07:14
pvanhoofok07:15
pvanhooflocoteam, do they have a phone, address, url?07:15
infinityjanimo : It's 3am in Australia. :)07:15
mdkepvanhoof, belgium does not have one afaics, you can try the french one (ubuntu-fr.org)07:15
janimoinfinity, ok07:16
pvanhoofok07:17
ompaulpvanhoof, so pay for them the artwork is there and copy shops can do the job :)07:17
janimoX would not install here07:17
janimosomething chaged in the last X uploads, re blacklisting of some ati cards and the noaccel option07:17
pvanhoofompaul, yes well.. we could do the artwork/our logo for the branding stuff. That wouldn't be a problem. We can even compile the liveCD itself. It's maintly the pressing of cd's and the approval to do this etcetera07:17
mdkeZnarl, it is not a redirect or anything right? It is an A record?07:18
Znarlhelp.ubuntu.com.        1800    IN      A       65.19.178.13207:18
TMMhey, just out of curiousity, I just upgraded a hoary box to breezy with the CD, and then added breezy apt mirrors, and now it's upgrading a whole bunch of stuff from main... are the cd's outdated already?07:18
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mdkeZnarl, ok thanks, sorry to bother07:19
ZnarlNo problem.07:19
NafalloTMM: no, but not everything from main is on the cd...07:20
ompaulpvanhoof, there _should_ be no problem with that, just drop a note to canonical if you feel uneasy, however the back of the printed copy says: You are legally entitled and encouraged to copy, share and redistribute this Cd for yourself and your friends. Share the spirit of Ubuntu.07:20
pvanhoofof course07:21
pvanhoofbut .. we'd like to change for example the default background of the default theme07:21
pvanhoofstuff like that07:21
TMMNafallo, ah, that explains it then, I thought it was, never checked, thanks a bundle!07:21
pvanhoofand change the printed image on the cds etcetera07:21
TMMNafallo, I have at leat 20 hoary boxes to upgrade this week, so it's nice to know ;)07:22
pvanhoofwell, it'd be nice if we could do that07:22
pvanhoofand also get assistance with pressing the cd's. Perhaps letting canonical press 'em07:22
NafalloTMM: :-)07:22
NafalloTMM: the dvd should have all of main if that's an option...07:22
pvanhoofOur story is that we will be telling our potential customers about Linux on the desktop07:22
Nafalloor rather all of ubuntu-supported :-)07:22
pvanhoofand we'd like to give 'em Ubuntu LiveCD's (and install cd's) as gadget07:22
TMMNafallo, I've got a DVD burner, does shipit also ship DVD's these days?07:23
Nafallonope07:23
Nafallobut cdimage.ubuntu.com does.07:23
TMMNafallo, is the DVD image ready yet? might as well download it now, save me a lot of downloading on crap connections07:23
TMMwhoops, linky :) thanks07:23
ogramdz, was buying a new dvd writer07:24
ograKamion, thanks :)07:24
TMMNafallo, my evangelism for normal users has gotten a little bit out of hand :)07:24
Nafallohttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/5.10/release/07:24
pvanhoofAnyway, I informed our Sales dude about ubuntu-fr.org07:24
Nafallo:-)07:24
TMMNafallo, is there a mirror? it's not loading...07:24
Nafallodunno. there should be a list of them somewhere...07:25
TMMNafallo, I'll just dig around a bit then, thanks a bundle!07:26
zygahmm07:26
zygasince when do we mount /lib/modues/`uname -r`/volatile over tmpfs07:26
NafalloTMM: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive07:28
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Nafallolooks empty :-P07:29
infinityzyga : Since we devised volatile?07:29
zygagood answer, my question was bad07:30
zygawhy do we do it? :)07:30
infinityTo avoid shipping GPL-incompatible modules linked with the kernel.07:30
infinityThey get linked on boot instead.07:31
infinitySee /sbin/lrm-manager07:31
zyga:-)07:31
Kamionogra: you will have to do all of the DVD testing07:31
KamionI can't give it any more time07:31
zygaI see GPL 3 explicitly prohibiting this ;-))07:31
ograKamion, thast why i bought a writer...07:31
Kamionogra: you definitely need to get more volunteers to help with testing before the next time we have to do this07:32
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Kamionthis has been far too drawn-out and painful07:32
ograKamion, or more HW, i simplyhave no amd64 and ppc around...07:32
infinityMore people is better anyway.07:32
Kamiontrust me, go for more people more importantly07:32
infinityDifferent testers test differently sand find different bugs.07:32
infinitys/sand/and/07:32
ograppc == GFs workplace, i'll trysh it today :/07:32
ograKamion, if i have to do the next release as one man show again, i'll give up on edubuntu... but i suspect we'll attract soem people soon07:33
ograKamion, its was never planned that you do this much testing for me, i'd have expected some help from others here too07:35
bddebianogra: :'-(07:35
Amaranthhey jdub you scare the shit out of the KDE guys, way to go ;)07:36
bddebianhehe07:37
TMMNafallo, thanks :)07:37
TMMall ubuntu.com stuff is rather sluggish, I wonder how THAT can be? :)07:38
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sivangHappy release day everyone!!!07:38
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infinitymdz : Was it you that just REJECTED all the pending universe binary builds?07:41
RiddellAmaranth: how does he do that?07:41
mdzinfinity: nope07:41
AmaranthRiddell: http://www.realistanew.com/random/kde-boston2005.txt07:41
infinityWeird.  The buildds just got a mess of REJECTED for the last few universe uploads that were made at the 0-hour yesterday.07:41
elmobecause I just rejected them?07:42
infinityAh.07:42
RiddellAmaranth: who put that up?07:43
AmaranthRiddell: well, that's my website07:43
AmaranthRiddell: I07:43
Amarantherr, I'd rather not say where i got it originally07:43
RiddellAmaranth: where did you get it from?07:43
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infinityelmo : I assumed you were letting binary builds trickle in for a bit, s'all.07:45
infinity(for universe, that is, obviously not for main)07:46
elmoinfinity: dude, I did - for like t+12 hours 07:46
elmothe REJECTs you just got were all for NEW stuff07:46
fabbioneelmo: thanks a lot for all your work! you ROCK!07:46
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bddebianjbailey: ;-)07:47
dholbachjbailey: i like him that way... fabbione: you ROCK too :)07:47
infinityelmo : Yeah, I know it was sitting in NEW.  No big deal.07:47
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infinity(not like I much care, was more just curious)07:47
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sabdflmaswan: you are a superstar for your mirror07:48
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maswanabout 10TB so far, it seems. some of that (probably 1-2TB) is not ubuntu though, but the rest. :)07:49
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maswanlots of breezy goodness07:50
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Nafalloor atleast make all of EU's CC. go to se. till we find some :-P07:51
rob^^^hrmm07:52
rob^^^I did a dist-upgrade -y and it still prompted me to restart services :(07:52
ograKamion, was that a pass for all three installs on ppc ?07:53
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maswansabdfl: and thanks, we do our best. I think the netadmins here will be happy for the stresstest we gave them too. :)07:56
sabdfli dont even want to think what your internal switches must look like07:56
sabdflblack magic07:56
fabbioneelmo: is http on ports.u.c down??07:56
fabbioneelmo: i get connection timeout 07:57
fabbioneor is it just busy to death?07:57
fabbioneZnarl: ^^07:57
\shI'll think I'll ask our dc managers if it's possible to setup an ubuntu mirror at ISH...07:58
HiddenWolf_Damnit, 5.10 broke my laptop07:58
blueyedThanks! :)07:59
fabbioneHiddenWolf_: no. your laptop broke 5.1007:59
HiddenWolf_fabbione, I had a laptop that could connect over ppp to the internet on 5.04, and now it won't. :P07:59
fabbioneHiddenWolf_: that's becasue 5.10 is too 31337 for your lappy08:00
fabbione;)08:00
\shubuntu just works (TM)08:00
HiddenWolf_fabbione, and pon gives that poor laptop an ipv6 IP on a ipv4 network.08:00
Znarlfabbione : It's just terribly slow right now.08:01
fabbioneHiddenWolf_: nononono.. the IPv6 address you see it's probably a fe80:: something. That's normal08:01
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fabbioneZnarl: ok thanks! i am much more happy to know that's slow :)08:01
infinityelmo : Did you catch Kamion's patch to turn on breezy-security in backscroll?08:01
fabbioneHiddenWolf_: and interfaces can share more than just one protocol08:01
infinityelmo : Ahh, obviously you got it fixed, since wanna-build's now happy.  Nevermind.08:02
HiddenWolf_fabbione, running pppoeconf, ok > pon ok, > ping google not ok.08:04
dredgi can assure you that google is up :)08:04
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infinityHiddenWolf_ : pppoeconf may not always upgrade terribly cleanly.  Try removing all the pppoe-related stuff from /etc/network/interfaces, then pppoeconf.08:05
HiddenWolf_dredg, yup, so my eth0 is not. :)08:05
fabbioneHiddenWolf_: check the routing and see if you can actually resolve names08:05
elmofabbione: it's busy08:05
fabbioneelmo: yup.. fine with that :))08:05
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maswanfabbione: just busy, I've seen a few similar reports on security.u.c too.08:08
juliuxogra, ping08:08
ograjuliux, see /msg :)08:08
HiddenWolf_infinity, I'll try that.08:09
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elmoredirecting s.u.c to a less busy host08:11
elmoI'll do the same for ports in a sec08:11
spaynewhat is up with gb.archive.ubuntu.com?08:14
spayneDoS?08:14
elmospayne: we released something called breezy today - maybe you heard of it?08:15
speelspayne, ubuntu = very popular + servers = overloaded08:15
spayneelmo: somehow - i must have :)08:15
spayneelmo: just wondering if there was anything particular up or just the huge load?08:15
spayneelmo: since i made a 1 in 16000 contribution, i know about it :)08:16
speeli hope the servers come back to life soon lol08:16
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=== bddebian hugs elmo, lamont, infinity, ogra, \sh, ajmitch and the rest of the crowd for putting up with him through Breezy.. :)
\shbddebian: we love u, too :)08:18
bddebian:-)08:18
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\shJaneW: thx for the pictures of the edubuntu cake...now I'm hungry again08:24
Nafallocake?08:24
\shhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/13916877@N00/08:25
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NafalloI want one of those! :-(08:25
Nafallo:-)08:26
HiddenWolffabbione: I got rpppoe to connect, but it doesn't come up on boot.08:26
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HiddenWolfinfinity: any idea. ^^08:26
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Lathiathaha thast awesome08:28
LathiatHiddenWolf: did you re-run pppoeconf?08:28
Lathiatand make sure you cleared interfaces first?08:28
HiddenWolfLathiat: cleared as in 'erased' ?08:28
LathiatHiddenWolf: noooo08:28
Lathiathias in, delete dthe ppp related stuff out of it08:28
Lathiatgah sslag08:28
HiddenWolfLathiat: everything about ppp and dsl-provider?08:29
LathiatHiddenWolf: yes08:29
bddebianWow, not to be a pig but Jane is an attractive woman. :-)08:29
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Lathiati think bddebian wants some edubuntu cake ;p08:30
jbaileybddebian: "Not to be a pig, but I"m going to be anyway..." sort of thing? =)08:31
bddebianjbailey: Uhm, yeah apparently :-)08:32
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Lathiathttp://stats.sunet.se/stat-q/plot-all/umea2.umea-srp,2005-10--13,raw,traffic-kbit08:32
Lathiatwow, still running full ball08:32
Lathiati wonder how long till it starts to fall off08:32
Lathiatand i wonder what canonicals mirrors are doing08:32
jbaileybddebian: Just so we're clear on the concept ;)08:32
hiddeLathiat I can run pppoeconf, but I have to manually run pon anyway08:33
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maswanLathiat: even worse, but with a limit of 750Mbit/s.08:33
bddebianBah, she's away anyway.. ;-P08:33
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Lathiatmaswan: hrm?08:34
Kamionogra: hmm08:34
ograKamion, did you run all three tests for ppc already ? 08:34
Kamionogra: so, powerpc/edubuntu/default fails at "Build LTSP chroot", because there's no 'linux' package on powerpc08:34
ograf*ck08:35
ograKamion, why is that ? dont we have a kernel on ppc ?08:35
maswanLathiat: the uk ones only have 750Mbit/s network capacity. and I think they have worse load than we have.08:35
HiddenWolfLathiat: any idea?08:35
Lathiatmaswan: oh, right08:35
LathiatHiddenWolf: what have you done?08:36
LathiatHiddenWolf: removed it all and reran pppoeconf?08:36
HiddenWolfLathiat: yup08:36
Lathiatif that didnt work, please pastebin me your interfaces file08:36
Kamionogra: hardly :-P08:36
HiddenWolfLathiat: one sec08:36
Kamionogra: linux-powerpc and linux-powerpc64 are not compatible; unlike other architectures, there's no generic kernel that fits both08:36
ZnarlWe're still stuck on 750Megabits.08:37
ograKamion, damned...08:37
ogramdz, ping ? 08:37
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=== Lathiat wonders what se.releases woudl be pushing if it had the capacity
Kamionso, I can complete the rest of the install fine, I think08:37
ograKamion, does it throw you back to the menu or does it just fail and go on ? 08:38
Kamionogra: it throws me back to the menu; I have to skip the step and carry on08:38
ograhmm, ok08:38
KamionI assume nobody's ever tested powerpc before08:38
ograi wonder if i can release such broken stuff...08:39
Lathiati suppose mac minis could make ok thin clients or something :)08:39
ograKamion, you did iirc around preview, but there ltsp-client-builder was nonexistent08:39
=== \sh is thinking about a school which has money for having a complete IT infrastructure with macs...
ogra\sh, in the US macs are popular08:41
bddebianNahhh :-)08:41
\shogra: but US != the World08:41
Lathiat\sh: but US  part of the world08:41
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ogra\sh, k12ltsp is among ourtarget audience08:41
Lathiaterr =08:41
bddebianOf course Mac == Intel now anyway right? :-)08:41
Lathiataltho i tend to think of it as its own world sometimes :)08:42
ograbddebian, that doesnt save my release08:42
\shand well...the amarok 1.3.3 crashes are annoying now08:42
maswanLathiat: if we had enough resources to totally satisfy demand? anywhere from 4-10Gbit/s, I guess.08:42
Lathiat\sh: yes, i downgraded08:42
bddebianogra: I know sorry.  I wish I still had a PowerPC box so I could help :-(08:42
Lathiat\sh: thank god we didnt do that08:42
Lathiatmaswan: yeh thats what i was thinking08:42
ograbddebian, nothing you can help with... the final iso is broken08:42
HiddenWolfLathiat, you need /etc/interfaces/network ?08:43
\shLathiat: the best decision ever..but cost a lot 08:43
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Lathiatmaswan: bets on how long till it starts dropping noticably? :) was 24h or so last time no?08:43
LathiatHiddenWolf: yes08:43
Lathiat\sh: cost what?08:43
Lathiatnot driving me insane? :)08:43
\shLathiat: my braincells08:43
maswanLathiat: my guess, in 2-6 hours, since by then it will be night.08:43
mdzogra: yes?08:44
ogramdz, any hint for me what i can do now ?08:44
Lathiatmaswan: mm but this is a worldwide thing after all08:44
mdzogra: what have you done so far?08:44
Nafallomaswan: ... and other people wake up... ;-)08:44
ogramdz, ppc has no package called linux o_O i didnt know that08:44
maswanLathiat: well, still, so far it has always dropped during the european night and then picked up again.08:44
Lathiatmaswan: ah ok08:44
ogramdz, all isos are tested, pc default install fails08:45
Kamionogra: well, it's a bug in ltsp08:45
Lathiatwell, i should goto bed its 2:50am and i have to leave for uni at 8 :\08:45
maswanLathiat: for ubuntu, debian, and others.08:45
Kamionogra: *powerpc*, not pc :)08:45
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ograKamion, err, yes sorry08:45
ogramdz, what Kamion said08:45
mdzogra: ok, so powerpc is a bust08:45
mdzogra: i386 and amd64 are all pass?08:46
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ogramdz, workstation install is fine... but thats not what you get by default08:46
ogramdz, yup08:46
Kamionogra: you have basically two choices: document the bug and live with the ltsp chroot being broken, or don't release the image08:46
mdzok, then we can release with i386 and amd6408:46
KamionI'm not sure whether the first is an option08:46
ograKamion, thats what i wanted to hear from mdz :)08:46
Kamionmdz: I've tested amd64 and it's fine; ogra (and others, I think) tested i38608:46
ograyup08:46
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Kamionpowerpc workstation and server are fine but the default is broken08:46
mdzlet's do it, then08:46
HiddenWolfLathiat, http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/304208:47
mdzwe also need to announce ubuntu-server08:47
ogramdz, wipe ppc or note it in the install notes ?08:47
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Kamionogra: amd64 and i386 only08:47
ograok08:47
Kamionmdz: I've not had time to do further ubuntu-server testing08:47
ogracan we keep the ppc iso around anywhere ? 08:47
mdzKamion: you have new images with the corrected text?08:47
Kamionmdz: yes08:47
LathiatHiddenWolf: wow thats fucked up broken :(08:47
mdzKamion: if so, I'll sanity-check them08:48
Lathiathidsigh08:48
Kamionmdz: ubuntu-server/amd64 passed my testing earlier today08:48
mdzKamion: I tested the previous images x3 and they were 100%08:48
KamionI have not tested i386 or powerpc08:48
LathiatHiddenWolf: i'll try look at fixing pppoeconf for -updates08:48
mdzi386, powerpc and amd6408:48
mdzyesterday08:48
HiddenWolfLathiat, the s on the first line is a typo, btw08:48
LathiatHiddenWolf: yeh, 08:48
ogramdz, i have the DVD x86 here now, how much time do i have left for that and amd64 DVD (still need to download that one) ?08:48
LathiatHiddenWolf: well for now, move that pre-up above auto eth008:48
Kamionogra: I can keep it somewhere on cdimage, I suppose08:48
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Kamionogra: DVDs can be released separately later08:49
mdzugh, rsync servers are busy08:49
ograKamion, great, in case someone wants it i can point him/her here with a hint08:49
Nafallomdz: everything is buzy :-).08:49
mdzogra: please don't08:49
ograKamion, yes, but i wanted to know when )08:49
mdzogra: don't publish anything to anyone until it has been tested08:49
Nafalloexcept the buildds ;-)08:49
\shogra: as I said, downloading the amd64/i386 dvd iso..and I think tomorrow morning in the office, I'll burn at least i386 and test08:50
ogramdz, ok, so we'll wipe it completely, fine with me ...08:50
HiddenWolfLathiat, so it's not me then? :)08:50
ogra\sh, concentrate on amd64, i already have x86 here08:50
mdzogra: just wait until it can be tested08:50
Kamionogra: tomorrow08:50
\shogra: amd64 will be a pain...but I'll ask henning 08:50
Kamion>= tomorrow, anyway08:50
mdzogra: assuming you're talking about the DVD.  the powerpc stuff should be taken down08:50
LathiatHiddenWolf: ok so, try moving that pre-up above the auto eth0 line08:50
ogramdz, ah, you talk about the DVD08:50
LathiatHiddenWolf: let me know if that works08:50
ogramdz, sorry, i'm slow08:50
\shogra: he owes me some favours08:51
Lathiathidthat might work08:51
ogra\sh, just bring it with you tomorrow... i'll pay the beer then ;)08:51
ogra\sh, i'll wipe my laptop for the test :/08:51
LathiatHiddenWolf: can you mail lathiat at ubuntu.com if that works, im going to bed08:51
\shogra: k...no problem 08:51
\shogra: but the beer is mine08:51
\shogra: I'll pay dude08:52
ograok ok08:52
\shogra: u'll pay the food ,-)08:52
HiddenWolfLathiat,  let me see what a reboot does08:52
ogra\sh, fine as well08:52
ogra:)08:52
HiddenWolfLathiat, a minute or 208:52
LathiatHiddenWolf: eh,, ok08:53
ograKamion, so can you publish ? i'll edit the announcement accordingly08:53
\shogra: and your shirt just came out of the washing machine :) so it's fresh when I return it to you :)08:53
ograhehe08:54
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Kamionogra: in progress08:55
ograyay08:55
Lathiatouch, a.u.c really is getting eaten alive, 1.6K/s :\08:55
ivokshi guys08:56
maswanLathiat: be happy that you didn't get a timeout08:56
ivokswho's admin of lists.ubuntu.com?08:56
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Lathiatmaswan: heh08:56
Lathiat480B/s, woo. :)08:56
maswanbtw, elmo and Znarl: feel free to yank the other DC IP from releases.u.c, we seem to be doing fine here.08:57
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Kamionmeh, I hate that stupid publish-release bug08:59
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hiddeLathiat: works nicely08:59
maswanKamion: oh, we're still trying to get ubuntu-server. I think we have kubunty since 4 hours or so though.08:59
Kamionmaswan: eek!08:59
Lathiathidde: ah sweet thanks08:59
Lathiathidde: can you mail me so i dont forget08:59
hiddeLathiat: i will when I'm back at my own pc. :)09:00
maswanKamion: Yeah, we've been syncing all day. A good moment, we might get as much as 40k/s, but 20k/s is closer to typical rate.09:00
Kamionouch09:01
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KamionI'd hoped the pre-publishing would sort out most of it, but evidently it just wasn't nearly enough time09:01
maswanit was fine for ubuntu, but by the time we were half-way through kubuntu, it slowed to a crawl.09:02
maswanwell, almost done with kubuntu (only ppc left)09:02
Kamionogra: syncing out to mirrors now09:02
Kamion(just symlink changes, metafiles, and removals)09:03
ograyippie09:03
=== ogra feels a ton lighter now
HiddenWolf_Oh my09:03
Kamionpowerpc effectively disappeared, although the daily build is still there09:03
maswanKamion: average over 100 seconds: 26214 bytes/s09:03
=== \sh hugs ogra now and congrats him a second time today...
HiddenWolf_Oh no. :S09:04
=== ogra can take this now :) thanks \sh :-D
pitticongrats ogra!09:04
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ograpitti, thanks :)09:05
HiddenWolf_Oh no^2 - I sent this guy from Tectonic.co.za an email, and he published it!09:05
tankenmateanyone had any problems with the stock amd64 install kernel? I'm have weird oops'es in memremap(). I've run memtest86 for 6 hours, and only one random glitch, but then kernel crashes everytime, a weird heisen / bohr bug combination...09:05
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Kamionogra: you'll have to wait until releases.u.c gets it throughout, though, and as above the Swedish mirror is behind09:05
Kamionmaswan: if there's any way you could do a special catchup on edubuntu/ (should be quick), we'd all be very appreciative09:06
ograKamion, yup.. i'll wait 09:06
maswanKamion: I'll try09:06
Kamionthanks09:06
tankenmateno kernel hackers about?09:07
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\shKamion: do u have a topo map of official ubuntu mirrors handy?09:08
Kamion\sh: no09:08
Nafallotrulux: did you grab my new-built ubuntu1 package? :-)09:08
truluxheya Nafallo !09:08
truluxNafallo: going to do that right now09:08
trulux:)09:08
truluxgood job09:08
Nafallotrulux: morning. no problem :-)09:08
maswanKamion: probably done now, ogra should probably check though.09:08
HiddenWolf_I'm so embarrased.09:09
ogramaswan, will do, thanks09:09
\shKamion: k09:09
tankenmateanyone done a debian -> ubuntu cross dist-update? i don't have a working ubuntu machine (only debian), and i need to make a custom installer.09:09
\shlet's try to setup a mirror tomorrow somehow in our DC to serve at least our cable customers09:09
\shand ask henning to upgrade mvo's mta config09:10
ogra\sh, giggle ... giving him 5Mbit for free ?09:11
\shogra: that's the plan...but we have as well some 10mbit configs handy...and we need some testers ;)09:11
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HiddenWolf_Kamion, mdz sabdfl, sorry. :$09:12
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bddebianHiddenWolf_: ??09:14
ivoksso..09:14
ivokswe have nasty bug09:14
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ivoksinternet is to narrow for ubuntu :)09:14
bddebianivoks: hehe09:14
HiddenWolf_bddebian, I sent an email to a reporter for tectonic.co.za, and he published it, fairly unedited. :P09:14
bddebianHiddenWolf_: A "good" one I hope :-)09:14
truluxNafallo: done!09:15
\shHiddenWolf_: link? ,-)09:15
HiddenWolf_Yes, but I'm suddenly a "contributer ... wealth of information and help .. " etc09:15
HiddenWolf_\sh, http://www.tectonic.co.za/09:15
HiddenWolf_3rd article09:16
HiddenWolf_3 articles on ubuntu/edubuntu/breezy there09:16
mdzHiddenWolf_: I don't see anything wrong with the information you provided09:16
\shHiddenWolf_: tell them Breezy is named Ubuntu 5.10 and not 10.509:16
HiddenWolf_mdz, wasn't supposed to go online in raw version. I sent the guy a mail with what I thought why ubuntu rocked so he could write a good review. He made an article out of it09:16
HiddenWolf_\sh, I did, twice. :P09:17
ivoksmdz: happy bday (sorry, i'm late)09:17
mdzivoks: thanks ;-)09:17
jbaileyIt just makes us cooler than RH9 =)09:17
HiddenWolf_\sh, Hi Jason,09:17
HiddenWolf_We talked earlier, and I promised to send you an email about the09:17
HiddenWolf_upcoming Ubuntu 5.10 release.09:17
HiddenWolf_Just to be marginally smarter than the average review, the development09:17
HiddenWolf_nicknames are just that, and the name is 5.10 from release onward.09:17
HiddenWolf_\sh, still he gets it wrong09:18
ograKamion, somehow the preview image is still in the download dirs...09:18
truluxNafallo: got time to work together with me on some pakages?09:18
\shwow...09:20
\shhttp://www.tectonic.co.za/view.php?id=64509:20
\sh"Although I'm not a big Wine user (there's very little in Windows that I use for which there isn't an equivalent open source app), other users have been impressed with the Wine support, which loads Windows apps much more reliably and without the usual large amounts of tweaking. You now can double-click on a Windows .exe file in the file manager and it just loads. "09:20
\shi didn't even know, that wine was working ,-) I tried to test, but my tax software never worked 09:21
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ivoksah, it's wonderfull to be a part of ubuntu team09:26
crimsun:-)09:26
truluxNafallo: http://www.debian-hardened.org/doku.php/ubuntu_hardened_todo09:26
truluxis pitti around?09:28
\shelmo: don't worry about the syncs...I knew it was late :) but thx anyways for your great help :)09:32
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kikidonkcongrats for breezy !09:39
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andredHmm, is it just me, or does Firefox in Breezy not remember it's window position between launches?09:41
hamiltonwhy doesn't http://releases.ubuntu.com/breezy/ have links to the dvd torrents?09:42
ompaulandred, I to not think it is just you09:43
andredompaul, Ok, good. I believe this behaviour started with Breezy, because in Hoary I'm pretty sure the position was remembered.09:44
ompaul same in xfce as gnome09:47
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Kamionogra: it's not there on the master, so that means that the mirror is not completely synced yet09:49
Kamionhamilton: yes, I know - I'll fix that at some point, I've just been run off my feet today and haven't had time yet09:49
Kamionwill sort it out tomorrow morning09:49
ograKamion, http://releases.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/5.10/ isnt the master ? 09:50
maswanogra: want me to re-run the edubuntu part with --delete and hope it won't get anything else?09:50
maswanogra: no, that's just a mirror09:50
ograyup, that'd be nice09:50
maswanogra: the primary mirror[s] , but still mirrors09:50
ograi dont want to send the announcement with the preview in there :)09:50
maswanogra: ok, gone.09:51
Kamionogra: little is the master09:51
ograah, yes09:51
KinnisonKamion: oh, you're still around09:51
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Kamionabout to leave, but yeah09:51
maswanoo, .ubuntu-server-5.10-install-amd64.iso is up to 400 megs soon. soon the first iso there will be over here09:51
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\shogra: amd64 dvd iso ETA 11h09:52
ogra\sh, thanks a lot :)09:52
\shjumping between 30 and 60k09:52
ogra\sh, does that fit in your travelling plans ? 09:52
\shsame applies for i386 dvd...09:52
ograno need for i386 ... i got it here09:53
\shogra: hehe...sure :) I'll have to work tomorrow morning at least till 15 or 16h09:53
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\shogra: but I need it :) 09:53
ograheh, k09:53
\shogra: or, anyways...I need to trash 47h extra hours09:53
\shogra: so it can be that I'm even earlier at your place...09:54
ografine with me09:55
\shand I have to talk to amu...to have something like "we don't include your ip in the monthly traffic calculation for provider servereyes.de"09:55
\shso i can set up some torrent trackers ;) 09:56
\shor even provide all the isos via http/ftp09:56
ogra:)09:58
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\shogra: and include this to your release announcement ;) http://www.badgerbadgerbadger.com/09:58
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mdzKamion: -server i386 successful, amd64 in stage 2, powerpc trying desperately to get a Packages file from us.archive09:59
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Kamionmdz: ok, I'll go out now and if it's all working when I get back I'll do a release10:01
Kamionthanks for testing those10:01
mdzKamion: sounds good, enjoy the evening10:01
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\shKamion: have fun and relax :) 10:01
bddebianYeah Kamion, great work :-)10:02
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nomedi would just say you all great work :)10:04
nomedcu10:04
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seb128moyogo: around?10:08
moyogoseb128: yes10:09
seb128moyogo: I'm sorry but I'm not competent about fonts and I don't know what to do about https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1724810:09
seb128I'm not even sure to understand the issue10:09
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seb128do you have some screenshoot of what's wrong and we can do to make it better?10:10
seb128better you could do a spec on the wiki for that so it can be discussed at the next conf ... ?10:10
moyogoseb128: yes, I realized it wasn't very clear10:10
moyogoseb128: but the issue is mainly that pango has no support at all for GPOS and GSUB for latin/greek/cyrillic10:11
moyogoseb128: the last patch (gzipped btw) simply allows pango to use them sometimes10:12
moyogoseb128: it works with some fonts and not with others10:12
seb128that's the same issue than the GNOME bug you pointed right?10:12
seb128according to the comments there is some bug on it upstream10:12
mdzogra: congratulations and well done10:13
seb128we could just wait for pango to fix that?10:13
moyogoseb128: yes... there's a patch upstream too10:13
seb128mdz: Hi, happy birthday :)10:13
diemanheh10:13
diemannearly *all* the downloads are i386 live and install right now10:14
moyogoseb128: the patch works right now, i just need to clean up the g_print calls, pango might just wait for the patch to be complete10:14
seb128moyogo: let's wait for upstream to fix it so :p10:14
diemana ppc in there too10:14
mdzseb128: thanks :-)10:14
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Nafallodieman: no amd64? :-)10:14
moyogoseb128: i'll try to push it upstream, but they might want the whole issue to be fixed, when the patch already fixes some of it10:14
diemanNafallo: yeah, some of that too10:15
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diemanNafallo: most of it i386 though, just a smattering of ppc and amd6410:15
moyogoseb128: with the patch I'm able to get diacritics at the right place on uppercase letters when the OpenType font defines it10:15
diemani wish we would get java and flash for amd64 soon here10:15
diemansun not doing 64 bit plugins for flash is isnane10:15
Nafallosun?10:15
moyogomdz: happy bday10:15
diemans/flash/java/10:16
Nafallodieman: well, we do have j2re1.4 in multiverse :-P10:16
seb128moyogo: they do that because usually when people have a 90% working patch applied they don't keep working to clean the 10 uneeded % :p10:16
Nafallomdz: happy birthday btw! :-D10:16
ajmitchmorning all10:17
seb128hi ajmitch10:17
Nafallomorning ajmitch :-)10:17
moyogoseb128: the 90% would be usefull for some languages and with half of the good OpenType fonts, the 10% remain persant I am commited to, since it is necessary for the other half of the very few fonts and IPA stuff10:18
moyogopercent*10:18
moyogoseb128: but behdad is on it too, so there's more hope10:19
moyogoseb128: besides the bug is getting old, it's about time we fix it10:19
seb128cool, you guys seem to be working on it, it'll probably be fixed before 6.04 so :)10:19
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moyogodefinitely10:20
moyogoyou should look into graphite too, some languages will require it10:20
something_elsewhats changed with hal in breezy?10:20
moyogoi't be nice to have some silgraphite working for 6.0410:21
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something_elsethe real question is do some devices have to be registered with hal if not specified by breezy?10:21
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diamondlo folks10:26
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bddebianHello diamond10:27
ajmitchhi10:28
diamondi have an issue with my laptop here, it keeps going to into suspend. when i bring it back, it suspends again about a minute later10:28
diamondi'm only uptodate with the rc release, didn't want to touch things if debugging is required10:29
diamondis this a known issue? (bugzilla hasn't shown up anything for me yet)10:29
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something_elsethis must be a bug - gnome-volume-manager in breezy thinks an external usb hard disk is not removable :|10:30
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something_elsewhich is true to some extent ...10:30
mdkesomething_else, best to check bugzilla for gnome or Ubuntu10:32
something_elseok10:33
something_elseim no good at searching bugs10:37
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\shgood night gentlemen...and thanks for this wonderful release...11:15
Nafallonight \sh :-)11:15
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mdzmoyogo,Nafally: thank you11:24
bddebianOh, Happy B-Day and Release mdz :-)11:25
mdzbddebian: happy bday from bddebian ;-)11:25
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ajmitchhello mdz, happy birthday :)11:26
bddebianDid I say that already?11:26
Nafallohihi11:28
truluxgood night fellows11:29
bddebianGnight trulux11:30
ajmitchnight trulux 11:30
truluxNafallo: I hope to find pitti available tomorrow, I'll try to bring a working tarball of the new vsec stuff11:30
truluxajmitch: 'nite!11:30
Nafallotrulux: I'm happy to build it on amd64 :-)11:31
diemanbabahaha, the EU is saying they might break the internet next month.11:31
Nafallowhere IS that info from? :-)11:31
mdzajmitch: thanks11:32
diemanvia slashdot, the guardian11:32
mdzKamion: ubuntu-server isos are gold11:32
dieman"EU says internet could fall apart"11:32
diemanits all about dns anyhow11:32
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Nafalloah11:36
dooglushi.  is it a bug that "shadow"'s configure.in tries to make debian/Makefile when no debian/Makefile.in exists?11:38
doogluswhen I configure, I see "config.status: error: cannot find input file: debian/Makefile.in"11:39
ogranight all11:40
bddebianGnight ogra, Congrats and Good Work! :-)11:40
ograthanks :)11:40
dooglusI'm wondering whether to report it or not.11:41
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Riddellare the DVDs released?11:42
bddebianNot last I knew11:43
bddebianBut I don't know shit ;-)11:43
Riddellok, that explains why I can't see them then 11:43
dooglusthere's going to be a DVD?  like "ubuntu the movie"?11:44
Nafallodooglus: yepp :-)11:44
Nafallodooglus: no, but live and install in one place ;-)11:45
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bddebiandooglus: :-)11:48
azeemcongrats for the release11:49
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dooglusare all bugs going to launchpad now, rather than bugzilla?11:52
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