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Kyralyo12:53
sivanghey Kyral12:54
sivang:)12:54
sivang'sup dude?12:54
KyralFinally getting around to ditching usplash and jacking up the res on my boot-up sequence :D12:54
sivang(I'm off to bed soonish, just wanted to answer so you won't get the feeling of an empty house ;-)12:54
KyralDon't like Splash Screens :P12:54
sivangKyral: with whom are you discussing it? what is that res for you boot-up sequence?12:54
KyralIt runs at 800x600 on a 1200x1024 monitor12:55
KyralI'm just using a HOWTO offa the forums12:55
KyralAlso spicing up the colors ;P12:55
sivangah cool :)12:55
sivangI have a friend who did this as well12:55
KyralI find it comforting to see "OK!" scroll past at boot ;P12:56
sivanghe wanted something more of the default12:56
KyralI mean, a bootsplash in the style of Gentoo would be nice12:56
Kyrallike its just like a terminal window12:56
Kyralbut I don't know how to change USplash's image12:56
sivangKyral: talk to mvo, I think he's the guy who did that.12:57
Kyralmmhmm12:57
KyralOh, Kernel 2.6.12-9 is out right?12:57
Kyralthen why hasn't my usual update cycle snagged it...12:58
sivangKyral: good night, if you found a bug don't forget to report it :)12:58
Kyralyup yup12:59
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KyralNothing like compiling a new kernel on a Saturday night02:58
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Kyralyo03:01
LaserJockKyral: got nothing better to do? ;-)03:03
KyralYah03:03
Kyraland I wanted to streamline it03:03
LaserJockwhat are you streamlining?03:04
Kyralthe kernel ;P03:04
Kyral2.6.13.403:04
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KyralI want to have it so only what I need to run my machine is in there03:05
LaserJockgot preemtible kernel and stuff like that?03:05
KyralHaving a ****load of modules is fine for the kernel when you are installing onto a machine for the first time, but I've had this system for about 1 year now03:05
KyralI know exactly whats in it ;D03:06
KyralPartially prempt03:06
Kyralthere is a new option03:06
Kyraltells you which is best for which application (Server, Desktop, Low-Mem)03:07
LaserJockcool03:07
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Kyraland something I find really cool03:07
Kyralthough just cosmetic03:07
LaserJockI haven't done a recompile of a kernel since I made the move to Ubuntu03:07
Kyralbuild in option that allows you to append a custom version string to the kernel ;P03:07
LaserJockI find the Ubuntu k7 kernel to be pretty speedy on my machine, but I know what you mean about having a butt load of modules03:08
KyralI'm not using the KPackage thing03:08
KyralI'm doing the old fashioned way03:08
Kyraldownload the tar.bz2 from Kernel.org, make oldconfig, make menuconfig, etc03:08
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Kyralmy CPU hasn't seen this much full power compiling in a LONG time :D03:10
LaserJockiv'e was doing a lot of compiling for the FTBFS push the day Brezzy came out03:13
KyralMy CPU has been at full load since 8:49 PM EST :P03:16
LaserJockcompiling your kernel?03:17
Kyralbingo :P03:19
KyralAnother reason I wanna cut it down. Save compile time ;P03:19
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LaserJockgeez, what kind of processor are you running? PII ;-)03:20
KyralAthlon XP 2700+ @ 2.1 GHz03:21
LaserJockhhmmm, doesn't seem like it should take that much time03:21
KyralYou don't understand, the Ubuntu Config enables just about EVERY MODULE03:21
KyralCrap compile error03:22
LaserJockbut I though you were getting rid of those you don't need03:22
LaserJock*thought03:22
KyralNOW I will03:22
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chillywillyMOTUs rule04:00
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g14Does anyone agree with me when I say that the default ubuntu (or debian) install should have more than just a / partition set up by default?04:17
g14I'm writing a presentation / paper on why and would like some feedback04:17
Nafallog14: it has already.04:18
Nafalloso... no :-)04:19
g14Nafallo: What partitions does it seperate?04:19
Nafallo/ and swap :-)04:19
g14lol, smarta**04:20
g14I was thinking about some cool use cases though04:20
Nafallodon't. if you need that you should manage to make the partitioning manually.04:20
g14Like you put in a dapper cd and it recognizes that /home is on it's own partition. It wipes and updates everything but home after you say yes when prompted to upgrade04:20
g14For security and stability, it makes more sense04:21
g14I mean it's not a huge change, but it would make ubuntu, just "that much better TM"04:21
Nafalloa, so what you want is not to change the default behavior but add a warning or something like that then.04:22
g14no, /boot, /tmp, /var, and /home should be on seperate partitions by default04:23
g14It would be trivial to add to the installer04:23
Nafallocould you add a wishlist bugg against installer on bugzilla (I guess that's still the BTS for main)04:23
Nafalloehm, IMO they should not.04:23
g14Why not?04:23
g14Give me a good reason04:23
Nafallocause users will be annoyed when their last megs they need for yet another porndownload exists on /boot04:24
Nafallothey can't use that04:24
g14well /boot only needs about 20MB04:24
Nafalloso?04:24
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Nafalloif there are 10MB free and /home is filled you got an annoyed user.04:25
eazel7hi ppl04:25
g14And what if their pornodownload makes their system unbootable?04:25
Nafalloehm... we are using linux :-)04:25
g14Then they are way pissed at linux and hate it for "sucking so bad"04:25
Nafallo5% are always reserved for root :-)04:25
g14To a newbie, gnome = linux04:26
eazel7where can I find info about next ubuntu dev branch?04:26
g14So if gnome doesn't load, linux sucks04:26
Nafallowhat I said04:26
g14And is broken04:26
g14logical partitioning would prevent that from ever happening04:26
Nafalloeazel7: what info are you looking for? :-)04:26
Nafallog14: still not needed in most cases04:27
eazel7Nafallo, now that breezy is released, where's the unstable?04:27
Amarantheazel7: see #ubuntu-devel topic04:27
g14Key word, "most cases"04:27
Nafalloeazel7: there is none. it's opened next week.04:27
Nafallog14: the rest of the cases can use manual partitioning.04:27
g14Ubuntu doesn't ship with a grub splash because on some video cards / archs, it makes the menu look very weird04:27
eazel7thanks04:28
g14So "most cases" were trumped for the minority04:28
g14If it is preventable for the minority to have a messed up system and it doesn't affect anyone else, isn't that a much better idea?04:28
Nafallowell, I had grubsplash on one boot. I didn't get to see it, so I removed it :-).04:28
Amaranthg14: I'd rather have a dull grub that works everywhere than a flashy grub that causes headaches in #ubuntu04:28
Nafallowe are talking about corner-cases here.04:28
g14Amaranth: That is my point04:29
g14Amaranth: Setting up seperate partitons by default would save problems04:29
Nafalloanyway, I'm not the one taking decisions.04:30
g14I am asking for opinions, not decisions04:30
Nafallobut both debian and ubuntu have always had root+swap. I trust both of the devel-teams on that decision :-).04:31
g14I am writing a case on why this should be implimented04:31
g14Every distro is root + swap04:31
Nafalloprobably for good reasons then :-)04:31
g14It would take some thought on how to do it, but with planning, it would be much better04:31
Nafallopersonally I would rather see LVM used by default, but that's just me ;-)04:32
g14but both debian and ubuntu have always had a slow and linear boot04:32
g14I trust that they will both be moving to a dependency based init in the future04:32
Nafalloehm... how would the boot be faster with more partitions? ;-)04:32
Nafallomore forks? more fsck?04:32
g14noatime to /var and /tmp will cause less of the stat() function call04:32
g14technically04:33
g14I was using that as an example that just because something is and always has been doesn't mean it shouldn't change04:33
g14for the better04:33
Amaranthg14: sounds good, less IO is always better04:34
g14less stat() calls during boot means less disk IO04:34
g14Amaranth: Exactly04:34
g14With / as one big partiton, it's not possible to do that04:34
Nafallowell, when in laptop-mode / is noatime. why not make that permanent if it causes the delays of several microseconds? ;-)04:35
g14I want to get as much input on this before I present it to the dev team and community to weight the pros and cons04:35
Nafallohonestly, if you need those tweaks you would probably use gentoo :-P04:35
g14No04:35
g14Ubuntu is about the system that "just works TM"04:35
g14You shouldn't have to worry abou it breaking, the devs made it very fault tolerant and secure04:35
g14This is yet another way to do that04:36
g14I mean Ubuntu has taken some of the best ideas from other distributions and rolled them into (in my opinion) the best desktop linux distro there is04:37
g14Why not make it better?04:37
Lathiatatime is usefull04:37
Lathiatand things rely on it04:37
g14Lathiat: That was just an example04:38
g14 /home should be mounted with nosuid and nodev in my opinion04:38
g14another very trivial change that adds quite a bit securitywise04:39
Lathiatnot really04:39
g14I compromise your account as a worm and use mknod to create hda in your ~04:40
g14I have raw access to the drive and all of your files04:40
g14mounting /home with nodev would prevent that04:40
g14And break nothing04:40
Nafallohmm, angry girlfriend here now :-P04:41
Lathiatso you have raw access to my drive04:41
Lathiatyou fiddle with / instead04:42
Nafallogtg 4:41 here ;-)04:42
g14Nafallo: Those are always fun04:42
Lathiatg14: you can only mknod if your root, dude04:42
g14Lathiat: I realize this04:42
Lathiatsame for suid files, you need to be the target user04:42
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Lathiati suppose suid has a better argument than nodev04:43
g14ok04:43
Lathiatsince suid can be set on other users stuff04:43
g14yes04:43
Lathiatbut still04:43
g14I'm not trying to argue04:43
g14What would it break?04:43
Lathiatanyone that wants to use suid apps04:43
g14in /home?04:43
Lathiatalot of people dont even make /home separate04:43
g14Lathiat: You didn't read the start of this convo did you04:44
g14I'm not saying people should make /home seperate04:44
Lathiatg14: you cant make it nosuid/nodev unless you do afaik04:44
g14I am saying that the debian-installer should make /, /boot, /tmp, and /home seperate by default04:44
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Lathiatoh04:44
g14*and /var04:45
Lathiati disagree with that, its annoying when you run out of space :)04:45
g14for logs, that is important04:45
g14Ok, here is another idea that would require more dev time to start up, but might be even more elegant04:45
Lathiatg14: well really04:45
Lathiatin a desktop systme its nto that critical04:45
Lathiatand most important logs are root04:45
Lathiatand so can eat the uh04:45
Lathiatreserved space04:45
Lathiatand if you need this security its not hard to add it yourself04:46
Lathiat(is my point)04:46
g14And when that reserved space is gone?04:46
Lathiatg14: then your fucked04:46
Lathiatbut if you really care04:46
Lathiati.e. in a server system04:46
Lathiatyou can do this kind of thing yourself04:46
g14I'm not talking about a server04:46
g14I am talking about a desktop for some idiot I just moved from windows, what does ls do user04:46
Lathiatg14: an idiot that moved from windows doesn't give a shit about his logs04:47
g14You're not seeing the bigger picture04:47
g14Yes04:47
g14Linux on the desktop is taking off04:47
Lathiati see the big picture, im just trying to argue the point of security vs inconvenience04:47
g14With increased usage, comes increased attacks against it04:47
Lathiatg14: true04:47
g14So secure by default is VERY important04:47
g14And will be much more so in the future04:48
Lathiatwe're already very secure byb default04:48
Lathiatcant write to system files etc04:48
g14I don't think that this would be an inconveniance with proper implimentation04:48
Lathiatg14: but all these features you mention have potential inconveniences04:48
g14Lathiat: Ok, so this is all done with lvm04:49
Lathiatpartitioning up wastes space and users wonder where it went, nosuid/nodev can break things (well, not nodev s omuch)04:49
Lathiatg14: mm, that could work better04:49
g14Lathiat: A stupid easy tool is created to resize partitons04:49
Lathiatstill04:49
Lathiateven a dumbshit desktop user, if comrpomised, the logs arent going to be much good04:49
g14And a very simple explanation is given on why it improves security04:49
Lathiatif the disk fills up, oops04:49
g14Why do you keep mentioning the logs?04:49
Lathiatthats why theres reserve space04:50
Lathiatso you can still boot04:50
Lathiatstill write out stuff04:50
Lathiatetc04:50
tsengi would argue that it doesnt improve security that much04:50
Lathiatg14: because thats a specific example you gave me04:50
g14If / fills up with logs owned by root, the system doesn't do much04:50
Lathiatg14: give me another04:50
g14Did you hear my use case earlier?04:50
Lathiatno i wasnt around04:50
Lathiati looked up but it was far too long to re-read ;p04:50
tsengwe are working hard at removing suid04:50
g14You pop in a dapper cd and it detects that /home is it's own partiton. Among the default wipe entire drive options, you get an upgrade option04:51
g14the "upgrade" option wipes the entire drive minus /home and everything boots with the same settings but a newer distro04:51
g14That would be nice04:51
Lathiatno that woudl suck04:51
tsengdist-upgrade?04:51
g14why?04:51
Lathiati lose all my custom installed stuff and settings04:51
Lathiatin /etc, /usr/local04:51
Lathiatand im a silly user04:52
Lathiatso i installed vmware in /usr/bin04:52
tsengapt already handles upgrades just fine04:52
g14tseng: Try dist-upgrading from hoary to breezy with more than a handful of packages from multiverse installed04:52
Lathiatthats the fault of the packages04:52
Lathiatnot the system04:52
g14tseng: I don't think so. It will crap out on you. (I did it on 2 laptops and a desktop)04:52
g14No, thats the fault of ubuntu to the users04:52
Lathiatand probably caused by having extenral repos  installed for media stuff04:52
Lathiatthe fix is to fix the packages04:52
tsengcongratulations04:52
g14no external repos04:52
tsengfix the packages04:52
Lathiatnot to wipe the whole system on upgrade04:53
Lathiatif you had specific breakages04:53
tsengdont create some elaborate work around04:53
g14Multiverse and univers04:53
Lathiatplease file bugs so we can fix it04:53
tsengjustified by bad packages04:53
g14It was ubuntu-desktop04:53
g14I had to manually remove it04:53
g14Due to unmet dependencies04:53
Lathiatthen you broke something good04:53
Lathiatwhat dependencies?04:53
g14Also, when I dist-upgraded, usplash was not enabled04:54
Lathiatplease file bugs about these things04:54
g14I installed the gstreamer plugins from multiverse and a ton of universe apps. dist-upgrade to breezy did not work without some hackery04:54
g14ok04:54
Lathiatwe cant fix these things if no-one tells us about them :)04:54
Lathiatwe often dont notice this kind of thing04:55
Lathiatas we run breezy throughout04:55
Lathiatand upgrade tests are often done on base installs etc04:55
g14I would think that no usplash from a clean updated hoary <--> breezy dist-upgrade would be noticed04:55
g14Stock hoary with all of the updates. dist-upgrade to breezy and usplash doesn't show04:56
g14I verified that twice04:56
Lathiatif you didnt have ubuntu-desktop installed04:56
Lathiatmaybe you didnt get a new kernel04:56
g14Stock install04:56
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g14nothing tweaked whatsoever04:56
ajmitchafternoon05:00
g14If no one agrees with me, I will drop it05:00
g14ajmitch: evening :)05:00
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ajmitchoh well05:03
tsengReplaces: *05:04
ajmitchif only05:04
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KyralWord of advice, if you compile your own kernel and use NVidia, don't enable the NVidia Framebuffer07:49
Kyralit locks the device so it can't be probed or something like that07:49
crimsunthat's a known issue from way back and is documented in the README..09:03
crimsun(what Kyral mentioned RE: Nvidio drivers and rivafb.ko)09:04
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swestresGood morning, known universe10:05
sivangmorning10:05
swestresHow's it hangin?10:05
jsgotangcohi10:05
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zygahello10:29
siretarthi10:38
sivanghey siretart10:38
ajmitchhi11:00
crimsunhi11:00
\shmoins11:00
ajmitchwhat's happening?11:01
\shogra and suse are still sleeping and I have a headache ;)11:02
siretartsuse?11:02
ajmitchyeah11:02
sivangthe cat11:02
sivang:)11:02
ajmitch\sh: why the headache? hungover? ;)11:02
sivangajmitch: they were out all night drinking and partying :)11:03
ajmitchno surprise there..11:03
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\shsivang: no..ogras gf :)11:04
\shthe two cats are awake and running around, same applies to fred the dog ;)11:04
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zakamehi all11:05
sivanghey zakame11:05
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spayne\sh: ping11:08
\shspayne: headache pong11:08
spayne\sh: i got my GPG signed yesterday!11:09
spayne\sh: is there a way to check my key is in the strong set?11:09
crimsunsure, look in biglumber.com or in launchpad's11:10
zakamespayne: http://www.cs.uu.nl/people/henkp/ henkp/pgp/pathfinder/11:10
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spaynezakame: http://www.cs.uu.nl/people/henkp/henkp/pgp/pathfinder/mk_path.cgi?FROM=C137358E&STATS=statistics&TO=FC243F3C11:12
spaynezakame: but it does exist on that key server, i uploaded it to subkeys.pgp.net and pgp.mit.edu last night11:13
spayneany ideas?11:14
zakameprobably hasn't propagated yet :(11:14
spaynezakame: i just don't know if i've done it right as i'm new to all this11:15
\sh24h to sync all servers11:15
spaynei think the probles is here11:16
crimsunyeah it usually takes a day at least11:16
spayneto see if my key is in the strong set, it tells me to go to http://keyserver.kjsl.com/~jharris/ka/current/C1/C137358E11:16
Lathiatspayne: if it was only just done it'l take a bit for the key to propogate etc11:17
spaynedoes this look ok though: http://pgp.surfnet.nl:11371/pks/lookup?op=vindex&fingerprint=on&search=0xC137358E11:19
Lathiatlooks alright11:20
Lathiatjon is signed by debian people etc so should be fine11:20
spayneLathiat: i just need to sign the CoC and i'm set for the next CC meeting11:21
ajmitchand you have a clear & consistent record of work done?11:21
spaynei do - yes11:22
spaynei need to finish some bits off though11:22
spaynei'm in the middle of packaging dopi and writing up stuff about Hula on the Wiki11:22
Lathiatspayne: make a good wiki page11:22
Lathiatwrite a bit about yourself11:22
Lathiatwhat you do outside ubuntu11:22
spayneLathiat: done!11:22
Lathiatand then link to as much info as possible11:22
Lathiatlike mailing list posts11:22
Lathiatbug reports11:22
Lathiatwiki contributions11:22
Lathiatetc11:22
spayneLathiat: wiki.ubuntu.com/SebPayne11:22
Lathiatspayne: url?11:22
Lathiatah wow11:23
sivangspayne: what is dopi ? :)11:23
Lathiatlooks good!11:23
spayneLathiat: have i done enough though?11:23
Lathiatspayne: link those packages to changelogs.ubuntu.com and/or the relevant breezy-changes archive post11:23
ajmitchspayne: maybe11:23
spaynesivang: a kick ass iPod transfer tool written by snorp11:23
spaynesivang: i am packaging it for Dapper when it opens11:24
spaynesivang: it is all ready to go (i think)11:24
crimsunspayne: also list your GPG key on your wiki page11:24
sivangspayne: koool :)11:24
spaynecrimsun: good idea :)11:24
sivangcrimsun: I thought having it registered in Launchpad is enough no?11:24
Lathiatlink to your launchpad page11:25
Lathiatand update it with your gpg, ssh, etc11:25
Lathiatand the CoC11:25
Lathiatyou sign the CoC in launchpad now11:25
Lathiatso its relativel easy to do11:25
crimsunbe careful not to use a sign-only key atm, because launchpad will explode11:26
Lathiat'explode' ? :)11:26
crimsunthe infamous red oops page11:26
Lathiatcrimsun: why is that anyway\like, whats the difference11:26
Lathiatah11:26
Lathiatjust doesnt handle them11:26
crimsunright. It's being worked on.11:27
Lathiatyep11:27
spayneLathiat: link my wiki page to launchpad page?11:28
sivangcrimsun: it cannot use keys that have seconday keys attached to them to sign to CoC ?11:28
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spaynei've updated wiki page at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SebPayne11:28
crimsunsivang: it's a sign-only, yes.11:30
crimsun#197211:30
sivangcrimsun: I think I've used a non sign only key, and it worked for me. How can I check if my key is a sign only or not?11:31
spayneLaunchpad won't let me log in!11:31
spaynewhen i log in, it still says "Not logged in"11:31
\shspayne: cookies enabled?11:31
ajmitchit's a sign...11:31
spayneyes11:32
sivangFather Nathanial, War of the worlds :)11:32
crimsunsivang: gpg --list-keys <your id>|grep ^pub11:33
crimsunthe character following the keysize denotes the type11:33
sivangok then,thanks11:34
spaynei'm signing the CoC11:37
spaynebut when i run gpg --clearsign, it is using the wrong key11:37
spaynehow can i tell it which key to use11:39
crimsunset default-key in ~/.gnupg/options11:40
crimsunfor example, I have: default-key C88ABDA311:40
spaynecrimsun: is this ok: https://launchpad.net/people/spayne/12:04
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Pygioh :P12:15
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siretartsay, folks, where is dmix configured in breezy?12:16
ajmitchgood question ;)12:17
Pygitry at #ubuntu :P12:17
ajmitcheither crimsun or #ubuntu would know12:17
ajmitchmost likely crimsun12:17
Pygianybody willing to help make Fubuntu? :)12:18
ajmitchnope12:18
ajmitchI can't think of anything good starting with F12:19
Pygioh, well :P12:19
Pygiits just Ubuntu with Fluxbox as a desktop12:20
\shfluxbox is a WM...12:21
Pygiyup, yup..I know12:21
Pygiyou are awaken :P12:21
\shso which desktop do u want to use for fluxbox?12:21
Pyginot sure yet :/12:22
\shkde or gnome?12:22
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Pygirather gnome I think12:22
\shso no own desktop12:22
\shand another gnome based derivate...i can't think of it12:23
Pygi:/12:23
Pygikde derivate also exists :/12:24
PygiXfce also :/12:24
\shbut gnome + kde + xfce are desktops12:24
\shkde has kwin as wm12:24
\shgnome as metacity as wm12:24
\shand xfce something else as wm12:24
Pygiyes, I know it12:25
\shso fluxbox is only a replacement for the wm12:25
\shno own desktop12:25
Pygiyes, I know12:25
\shchanging the wm for gnome/kde/xfce to fluxbox is possible without derivating ubuntu/kubuntu/xubuntu12:26
\shgnome/kde/xfce are all integrated desktop environments and not only windowmanagers12:26
Pygitrue12:26
spaynePygi: do you have a reason for doing this?12:27
PygiI wanted to do something for Ubuntu community except translating, but I guess I'll find another way....12:27
Pygimaybe fixing some bugs12:28
siretartokay, /me is off for lunch. cu you later12:28
Pygibye12:28
\shPygi: why not managing a small ubuntu distribution? only with xdm and a small fast wm?12:28
\shwithout a desktop?12:29
PygiHm, maybe....but Ubuntu is towards simplicity....I doubt anyone non-technical would use something without desktop12:29
spaynehas anyone heard of a Gaim problem? where there is a text lag?12:29
\shtext lag?12:30
Pygimaybe ur slow connection??12:30
spaynewhen you type a message, there is a lag of a few seconds before it appears12:30
spayneit isn't me! it is a friend12:30
Pygioh, so \sh....is there a point doing something like that when probably not many people will use it?12:32
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\shPygi: why not doing it? it's a nice project...12:49
\shPygi: but a better way to contribute to ubuntu and not wasting your time is to get hands on packaging and fixing bugs in packages and become a motu12:50
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pefhello12:56
Pygisorry, I was on lunch :/01:01
Pygiok, what needs to be packaged?01:01
\shPygi: lets start with fixing universe bugs01:01
Pygiok, what are the bugs?01:02
\shlaunchpad.net -> bugs -> everything which is assigned to "MOTU" should be checked, fixed...01:02
Pygiok, I go there now01:02
\shPygi: but we have to wait until dapper is open and the syncs for universe are done.01:02
\shbut you can do some patching now :)01:02
\shPygi: please have a look at wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResource w.u.c/PbuidlerHowto http://revu.tauware.de/01:03
PygiI am looking at it right now01:04
Pygijust to ask....How to I assign myself to fix some bug?01:05
\shPygi: u don't assign MOTU bugs to yourself01:05
\shPygi: update them with your remarks, give us a location where the debdiff is...01:06
\shor attach the debdiff to the bug01:06
Pygiok, sorry for bothering, but I am new in trying to help Ubuntu :P I am only doing translation for now01:06
PygiThanks01:07
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pefa package with ./configure --enable-debug=full in build target is wrong, isn't it ?01:20
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eazel7hi world01:25
eazel7question, I have created a debian package for anjuta201:26
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ajmitchok, but there's anjuta 2.0.1 in debian experimental01:27
eazel7but I didn't know how to separate the original anjuta source from the anjuta source that I used (I have applied a patch from anjuta cvs for the latest pango)01:27
ajmitchwhich we may import01:27
eazel7ajmitch, what pango is in anjuta2?01:27
ajmitchI don't know :)01:27
eazel7gonna check01:28
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eazel7ah, yeah, would be, well, I wasted my time hehehe01:29
eazel7anyway, I wanna learn, but I couldn't learn about managing patches01:30
eazel7I have applied a patch, how can I separate the patch from the orig.tar.gz?01:30
Lathiat\speno01:31
Lathiatpef: debhelper strips packages itself01:31
Lathiatergh01:32
Lathiatmy ssh was dead01:32
eazel7ehm, gonna go or my head's gonna be cutted down by an axe01:34
eazel7see you later01:34
ajmitchnight all01:42
Lathiatnight ajmitch01:43
Lathiatajmitch: btw im def coming to lca01:43
Lathiatgot all my stuff sorted01:43
ajmitchexcellent!01:43
ajmitchyou managed to scrounge up some $ for flights then?01:43
Lathiatand i was acceped to do an avahi talk if you didnt know01:43
Lathiatajmitch: yeh i got travel assistance01:43
ajmitchsweet01:44
ajmitchI'll try & make it to that one01:44
ajmitch& not heckle too much ;)01:44
Lathiatheh01:44
Lathiatim eagerly awaiting the program01:44
Lathiattheyr ejust sorting out speaker confirmations etc01:44
Lathiatso they can notify their backups01:45
ajmitchright01:45
ajmitchwill be good to see you in dunedin01:46
Lathiatyeh01:46
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Lathiat:)01:46
Lathiati'll actually be 18 ;p haha01:47
ajmitchyeah I know01:48
ajmitchnot that it'd matter if you came up to drink at my flat :)01:48
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Lathiatajmitch: not that its ever matterred :)01:48
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Lathiatin 2003.. :)01:49
Lathiatmore like 2002 actually01:49
ajmitchyeah01:49
ajmitchdoesn't surprise me somehow01:49
Lathiatpub crawl through fremantle, got stopped at 1 place of like 9 :)01:49
Lathiatsome guy just said he was my father hah01:49
ajmitchhaha01:49
Lathiat1 palce refused jamesh01:50
Lathiatbecause he was wearing sandles01:50
Lathiatbut was happy letting me in ;p01:50
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sivangcrimsun: I executed the list-keys command you've pasted here, and saw my key on the list02:04
sivangcrimsun: does it mean that its more then "sign only" key?02:04
Lathiatsivang: if it worked in launchpad02:05
Lathiatthen its not02:05
sivangLathiat: ok, since it worked there :)02:05
sivangLathiat: why would like to create more then sign only keys? do you need those for uploads?02:06
Lathiatno just launchpad choks on them02:06
Lathiatsign+encrypt is default02:06
Lathiatsign-only isnt02:06
sivangah, then I created the default :)02:07
lifelessLathiat: launchpad has two separate codepaths02:08
Lathiatlifeless: hrm?02:08
lifelessLathiat: email and coc checking are different code paths02:09
lifelesscoc checking handles any key type02:09
Lathiatlifeless: right, i actually meant coc checking02:09
lifelessemail checking, I field a bug on yesterday02:09
Lathiatoh?02:09
lifelesswell, coc checking should handle anything these days02:09
Lathiatso what is it then?02:09
Lathiatjust adding the key to your account?02:09
lifelesswhat is what ?02:10
Lathiatthat chokes on sign-only keys02:10
lifelessthe only thing I know of is email checking02:10
lifelessI have signing only subkeys02:10
lifelessthere *was* a bug in coc checking back in july02:10
lifelessbut its been fixed for -ages-02:10
Lathiathm ok02:10
lifelessbut I think we keep having this discussion02:11
lifelessso - if you see it fail to handle a key, file a bug02:11
lifelessit should accept *anything* gpg will accept.02:11
Lathiathm ok02:11
lifelessotherwise .. and please, I'm not meaning to be insulting .. dont spread fud :)02:12
Lathiatwell yeh02:12
Lathiatok02:12
Lathiatthats just what others told me02:12
Lathiat;p02:12
lifelessah.02:12
lifelesswell, get them to reproduce it and file bugs02:12
Lathiati'll stat spreading the anti-fud02:12
lifelessthey *will* get fixed, gpg is pretty essential to webs of trust02:12
lifelessand launchpad cannot be saying 'please create a new key cause' :002:13
Lathiathaha02:13
Lathiatif someone signs my key02:14
Lathiatand then i add a new uid02:14
Lathiatdoes that affect anything02:14
Lathiatversus not having had it on their before02:14
lifelesswell02:16
lifelessthe new uid is not signed02:16
lifelessso it will not be usable as verification of email addresses02:16
lifelessand you may want to tell lp to refresh your key, by readding it.02:16
Lathiati see02:16
sivanglifeless: hey, 'sup? I knew it was alright :) I think I specifically created a non sign only key :)02:17
Lathiatsivang: by accepting the default? ;p02:17
sivangLathiat: exactly :)02:17
lifelesssivang: heya02:17
Lathiathow can i make gpg export my secret key02:17
sivanglifeless: I have some question to ask ya, in private if I may :)02:17
Lathiatah, --secret02:18
Lathiatthat was hard02:18
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Lathiatlifeless: if i had a uid, do i need to like, sign it or something02:21
sivangLathiat: what does --secret entails?02:22
Lathiatsivang: exporting the secret key rather than the public key02:22
lifelessLathiat: if you have a uid, its signed by you when you create it, and by other people when they verify your key02:22
Lathiatlifeless: ah ok02:23
Lathiatsivang: ok i lied, it doesnt02:23
sivangLathiat: ah, so you need to keep that export secret then :)02:23
sivangLathiat: why would you want to export it? for backup purposes?02:23
Lathiatimport it on another machine02:23
Lathiatonce out of boredom i tried to recursively get all signatures i had in my keyring02:25
Lathiatafter making a 32M or so gpg database it crashed02:25
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Lathiatahh, --export-secret-keys02:27
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sistpotyhi folks02:35
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xophEris there a working flash player for amd64?02:59
\shstandalone or in ff?02:59
xophErin ff03:00
\shthis will be a problem03:00
\shbut standalone is swf-player...it could work in ff...03:01
xophErIve read about gplflash, you heard about it?03:01
xophErhmm, I installed gplflash, and 'wohoo' I can see those annoying flash-ads again \o/03:07
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\shhmm...never used it..;)03:09
xophErseems to be a bit buggy though . :)03:10
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\shWE NEED TO UPDATE LIBOFX*03:26
\shajmitch: ping get up dude03:26
sivangcan I Help with anything ? :)03:28
\shno..I'll have to do it somehow...or ajmitch ;)03:29
freeflyinghi you all03:29
siretart\sh: whats up with libofx?03:29
sivang\sh: ah, that's a main stuff?03:30
\shno it's universe stuff03:30
\shbut broken because of wrong replaces03:30
sivangbut probaslby far complex...03:30
siretart\sh: do you have a malone bugnr for reference?03:31
\shsiretart: ubuntu-users ML ;)03:31
siretartah, I see03:32
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dseomnI'm not sure if this is a good place to mention it, but https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+sources/scim/+bug/2565 seems to be a really big problem for a lot of people.03:36
\shdseomn: it's not libofx, no?03:37
siretartits about scim03:38
dseomnI don't think that's related, it's not a dep03:39
freeflyingdseomn: you can use the latest release of scim03:39
\shwaterloo waterloo03:39
dseomnfreeflying: you mean from their site?03:39
freeflyingI have built it this afternoon03:40
freeflyingyou can try it from here  http://svn.ubuntu.org.cn/ubuntu-cn/dists/breezy/main/binary-i386/scim/03:40
dseomnso it'll be in dapper when it opens?03:41
dseomnthanks03:41
freeflyingI don't know03:41
siretartfreeflying: does that package work for you?03:43
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freeflyingyeah03:45
freeflyingI just put it on our svn server for testing03:46
siretarthm, new upstream03:46
freeflyingif there iare no errors ,we will put it to our backports03:46
siretarthm. just installed scim 1.0.2-3 from breezy, but I could not reproduce that crash03:46
dseomnI only get the crash with scim-setup, did you try that?03:47
siretartyes, I get a nice gtk menu03:48
siretartgtk app, even03:48
siretartno segfault03:48
dseomnwhat modules do you have installed?03:48
siretartI just did a apt-get install scim03:48
Riddellfreeflying: siretart is your man for REVU accounts03:48
siretartah, hi Riddell ;)03:49
freeflyingthanks you all03:49
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dseomnwfm now, looks like the problem is in the module03:50
freeflyingscim-1.0.2 works well for me ubder hoary and breezy03:50
spacey_kii have segfaults with scim03:51
spacey_kiLoading Setup Module pinyin-imengine-setup03:52
spacey_kiSegmentation fault03:52
spacey_kiwhen i run scim-setup03:52
spacey_kiits occurs in several modules afiak03:52
spacey_kiafaik03:52
spacey_kisiretart, install all scim modules you can find and try again :)03:52
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pefto delete CVS dirs from an upstream tarball, what's the best way ? adding a get-orig-source to rules, or deleting them by hand and notice this into README.debian ?03:56
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spaynewhat is the command to rebuild a package04:09
spaynei have apt-get source it04:09
dseomndpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot04:10
spaynei am building acroread on PPC04:11
dseomnisn't acroread binary only?04:11
Lathiatyes04:12
Lathiatso that wont work04:12
spaynewhy is there no PPC package?04:12
Lathiatbecause there is no binary for PPC04:12
siretartspayne: ask adobe04:12
Lathiatits a binary by adobe04:12
Lathiatits not open source04:12
dseomnspayne: is there a reason evince doesn't work for you?04:13
spayneit works, just some PDFs aren't rendered correctly04:13
dseomnif the pdfs are freely downloadable or allow redistribution, file a bug against evince with the pdf files04:14
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eazel7hi ppl05:04
eazel7I have prepared a debianized sources, but now I need apply it a patch, how can I do?05:04
janimohi eazel705:05
janimocan you vbe more specific?05:05
janimowhat to you mean by neet to apply it a patch?05:05
eazel7I have prepared a folder ready to do dpkg-buildpackage, but before I do I need to apply a patch to the sources, how can I do so it get's incorporated to the diff.gz?05:06
janimowell a clean way involves using dpatch05:07
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janimoit uses a directory called patches under debian/05:08
eazel7aha05:08
janimowhich are applied when building teh binary deb05:08
janimobut stay separated from the source05:08
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eazel7great, that's one thing I need, I'm gonna read about dpatch05:09
janimoI have not made packages using dpatch only saw them so you may want to read up on it05:09
janimook good luck :)05:09
eazel7thanks05:09
janimohttp://tseng.ath.cx/log/?p=705:09
janimowritten by one of the old time motus05:10
eazel7hehehehehe05:10
eazel7thanks JanC05:10
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eazel7janimo05:10
eazel7JanC, sorry, I didn't want to wake you up =P05:11
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eazel7I dislike how xchat manages the tab but in a case insensitive way... =/05:11
janimoeazel7, you're welcome05:11
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thierrywhen I try to dpkg-buildpackage -uc -us -S05:40
thierry a package I get this :  debian/rules:5: /usr/share/cdbs/1/class/gnome.mk: No such file or directory05:40
thierrythis happens only with the new packages... what Do I need to make it work?05:41
Hirionthierry: do you have cdbs installed?05:43
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sivang-+05:43
ivokshi05:43
thierryHirion : well I blocked by this bug : https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+sources/gnucash/+bug/3145 so I can't install anything until this one is fixed or if I get a workaround05:44
thierryHirion : so if you have a solution for me...05:45
Hirionhm, I have no idea05:48
thierryI'm trying to uninstall gnucash and gnucash-common... maybe it will do05:49
thierryHirion : yep this is working...05:49
Hirionok05:50
thierrythanks05:51
Hirionhehe no problem, but I did nothing. I am too tired... ;)05:52
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ivokslol06:36
ivoksno one no where :)06:36
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Nafallossssh, we're idling :-P06:40
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ivokshehe06:41
ivokswell06:41
ivoksyou guys know we released broken banshee? :)06:41
Treenaksivoks: we're not alone06:41
ivoksor, to be more honest, broken gtk-sharp06:41
Treenaks*points at suse 10*06:41
ivoksi know :)06:41
ivoksdamn applet06:42
ivoksapple06:42
ivoksfirst samba, now this06:42
Nafallodid we?06:42
ivoksthey are taking steps of microsoft...06:42
Kyralits only broken if someone finds a bug ;P06:42
ivoksNafallo: yup, gtk-sharp doesn't work if one uses ipod with itunes506:43
ivoksit isn't broken06:43
ivoksbut there is a certain incomaptibility06:43
ivoksso..06:43
ivoksi wanted to ask06:43
ivoksif i/we/someone creates newer packages06:43
Nafallothen gtk-sharp is golden and the ipodlibs are broken?06:43
ivoksshould we put them in updates?06:43
KyralThey will go into REVU for Dapper ;P06:43
ivoksNafallo: i said gtk-sharp? lol sorryu06:44
ivoksipod-sharp06:44
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Nafallowell, that's another deal06:44
Nafalloblame slomo ;-)06:44
ivoksheh :)06:45
ivokswhat's that tool to update old source with newer source, preserving debian subdir?06:46
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Yagisanivoks: uupdate ?06:49
Nafallouscan is even better :-)06:49
ivoksYagisan: right! thanks06:50
Yagisanbah - it's 2:50am, if I can even remember what leter it starts with I'm doing well06:50
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=== Yagisan sighs, still getting badsig from the archives
NafalloYagisan: breezy-updates?06:51
YagisanNafallo: yes06:52
NafalloI can reproduce that :-P06:53
YagisanNafallo: I bugged -devel yesterday about that06:54
ivoksyup, me too06:54
ivoksthis is bad...06:54
ivokswe are discussing how to go enterprise, and we have broken archives06:54
ivoks:(06:54
YagisanI'd like them to fix it, I won't upgrade my boxes until it's fixed06:54
Yagisanas far as I'm concerned badsig == possible compromise06:55
ivokswe should have team that will take care of archives - only06:55
ivoksYagisan: right06:55
Yagisanmost of you know what my day job is - so I'm suitably paranoid06:55
Nafalloguys... I can't reproduce that anymore :-P06:58
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YagisanNafallo: 7 out of 8 updates did it for me06:58
YagisanNafallo: update 5 was the only clear one06:58
Nafallo3/3 are clean for me now :-)06:58
YagisanNafallo: you need more boxes and/or chroots to update06:59
Nafallohuh?07:00
Nafallonafallo@darkelf:~ $ sudo apt-get update && ssh ogre sudo apt-get update && sudo pbuilder update07:00
Nafallowill that suffice?07:00
Nafallo:-P07:00
YagisanNafallo: I have a lot of chroots and boxes - the more you update, the better your chance of getting badsig07:01
YagisanI should go to bed, I'll try again in a few hours07:02
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Yagisannight all07:02
Nafallo3/3 again for what's it worth :-P07:03
spaynealoha!07:03
Nafallomorning07:03
YagisanNafallo: I hate you :-P (what's your mirror, it works better then mine)07:04
NafalloYagisan: localhost:9999 ;-)07:05
YagisanNafallo: apt-proxy07:05
Nafallose.archive.ubuntu.com as first entry :-)07:05
YagisanNafallo: I use apt-cacher07:05
NafalloI used apt-cacher before I saw apt-proxy was more likely to move to main ;-)07:06
YagisanNafallo: I set up apt-proxy and instead of 15 mins no proxy to build a pbuilder07:06
YagisanYagisan: it went to 50 with a full cache07:06
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Nafalloodd07:06
Nafalloworks here though :-P07:07
YagisanNafallo: apt-cacher took 507:07
YagisanNafallo: apt-proxy seems to unpack every archive on the fly07:07
YagisanNafallo: the proxy box here is sub 300Mhz07:08
NafalloI use my laptop, http://www.magicalforest.se/darkelf07:08
YagisanNafallo: I'd file a bug, but I think is expected behaviour07:08
Nafallohmm, looks like I have all packages in cache already :-P07:09
YagisanNafallo: slap-happy is it - it's a lot quicker then my proxy07:10
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Nafallohihi, that's more to describe the highload I'll put on her at times ;-)07:11
YagisanNafallo: try running apt-proxy on ogre, that should be similar to my proxy07:11
Nafallodid you miss the part of "main only!"? ;-)07:12
YagisanNafallo: no - I thought you were mr universe security :)07:13
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NafalloI might have been, that's why I know the state of that project ;-)07:13
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YagisanCatch you later Nafallo, I've got to drag myself to bed now07:15
Nafallooki, say hello from me :-)07:15
Nafalloand gnight :-)07:15
ivoksbye all07:21
pefif someone can have a look ;) http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=79407:24
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pefhave to go, bye !08:04
dooglusI used "dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot" to build a package.  then I changed the source a little.  I don't think I need to "dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot" again, since that will try to re-apply the patches.  so how do I rebuild now?08:04
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KraetziChriZHi Guys08:27
KraetziChriZAfter Upgrading to KDE 3.4.3 the KDE/QT-Tool "klibido" is a littlebit broken -> http://www.ubuntuusers.de/download.php?id=153 -> anyone know what there is going wrong?08:27
KraetziChriZ(too many menues..)+08:28
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ajmitch\sh_away: sure, I obviously wasn't thinking straight with libofx - I tested the upgrade from libofx1c2 & forgot libofx1c10209:40
ajmitchor something like that ;)09:40
slomohi ajmitch :) any comments to my packages? and how was your weekend?09:41
ajmitchquiet weekend09:41
ajmitchdidn't really use my computer over the weekend, sorry :)09:42
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slomooh, no problem ;) mine wasn't even on this weekend so nm :) anyway... i'm soooo tired ;) gn8 everybody09:43
ajmitchbye :)09:43
mbreitgood evening!09:43
mbreitand bye slomo ;)09:43
siretartgn8 slomo09:44
siretarthi mbreit!09:44
mbreithey siretart09:45
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\shremoins09:50
mbreitmoin \sh09:50
\shhey mbreit09:50
\shajmitch: ping we need to fix/update somehow libofx09:51
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ajmitch\sh: :P09:56
ajmitch\sh: I was just pinging you about it 15min ago09:57
\shthink i have to reactivate my message backlog with dircproxy09:57
\shhey ogra09:58
ajmitchyeah09:58
\shajmitch: we have to let it approve from mdz or kamion09:58
ajmitchyup09:58
\shajmitch: we missed at least libofx0c10209:58
ajmitchit only needs extra Replaces, again09:58
\shthe version which was in hoary09:59
ogra\sh, wow, you were quick09:59
ajmitchI at least got the Replaces on the right package, I only had 1 old libofx version on my disk though :)09:59
ajmitchmorning ogra09:59
ograevening ajmitch09:59
\shogra: 19:27 - 21:23 to sindorf and then 10 mins walking :)10:00
mbreithey orga10:00
ograhey mbreit10:00
\shogra: but the train was full of very very strange people10:00
mbreithmm... i think i will go to bed as well... the lectures at university are starting again tomorrow, so i have to get up early10:00
ogra\sh, i think there wasa race at huerburgring today... i had a traffic jam on my way back10:01
mbreitso good night ;)10:01
ogra*nuerburgring10:01
\shogra: can be....and some icehockey games in cologne...central station was overcrowded by special units and police10:01
ajmitch\sh: so libofx should be a quick fix, it just needs approved :)10:02
KraetziChriZhmmm anyone have a minute to look at my problem with klibido? :|10:03
\shogra: and thx again for the nice stay :)10:03
\shKraetziChriZ: whats the problem? as i said, I think jre brought it in now10:03
KraetziChriZ\sh: hmm the depend-problems are my thing.. but have a look at the tool:10:04
KraetziChriZhttp://www.ubuntuusers.de/download.php?id=15310:04
ogra\sh, thanks for the nice visit :) suse says thanks too :)10:04
\shajmitch: so libofx2 -> replaces: the whole chain of binary packages and the same for libofx-dev?10:04
ajmitch\sh: whatever works ;)10:04
KraetziChriZi have everything 2 times... it works.. it is doing what the tool shoud do.. but there is something bad O_o10:05
\shKraetziChriZ: what?10:05
KraetziChriZhttp://www.ubuntuusers.de/download.php?id=153 <- link to an screenshot10:05
KraetziChriZmy english is bad.. sry.. :\10:05
\shajmitch: hehe as i said this afternoon to infinity it's our waterloo10:05
KraetziChriZ\sh: the entrys menues.. and the context-menu are cloned.. have a look..10:06
\shKraetziChriZ: u mean the color bars? i don't think it has something to do with klibido10:06
\shoh10:06
KraetziChriZon the screenshot there is the button "Move to top" 2 times...10:06
KraetziChriZand everything is there "2 times"10:06
\shu blacked out the pr0n :) ok..see the problem10:06
KraetziChriZthere is something wrong O_o10:07
KraetziChriZbut the tool is downloading.. hehe... 10gigs this day.. works perfect.. :D10:07
KraetziChriZnice new pr0n :P10:07
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\shKraetziChriZ: i'll check it tomorrow...when i'm with my (k)ubuntu laptop again...here on this small baby i don't have kde installed10:08
KraetziChriZsmall baby.. hehe.. :D10:08
\shogra: the next I have to get a barrell of scottish whiskey ,)10:08
\shtime even10:08
ogralol10:08
KraetziChriZ\sh: hehe.. whiskey is good =)10:09
\shogra: and suse can try the rum...if she likes it :)10:10
ograsusus laughs :)10:11
ogra\sh, the winter here is cold and unfriendly, a hot grog is graet then :)10:12
\shogra: hahaha...so u should by an oven :)10:13
ograi'll do next week... let me find one first :)10:13
\shogra: and we forgot to hang the cupboard10:13
\shgrmpf10:13
ograyup10:13
ograi'll manage it alone, dont worry10:13
\shogra: well..i wanted to some real work...:)10:14
\shdo even10:15
ograyes, but i have to myve my butt a bit after 2 months of edubuntu development, so its fine to do it aone10:15
ogra*move10:16
\shhmm..now i have to think of your gf.."your butt is ok...but your titties..." *runsveryfast*10:17
\shsry couldn10:17
\sh't resist10:17
ograheh10:17
\shbut yes..i know the feeling...i need some real work as well...didn't do anything during the last months...think i have to go to a gym10:18
\shso last cigarette10:20
siretartfor ever?10:20
siretart*g*10:21
\shajmitch: do u want to do libofx or should I...I wanted to play with some new pykde stuff tomorrow10:21
\shsiretart: for heavens sake no ;)10:21
siretart\sh: hehe10:21
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\shsiretart: if i would stop smoking now, then it's possible to survive my 65th birthday and then? i won't get any pension10:23
siretarthey!10:23
siretartdon't be that pessimistic!10:23
\shthis was ... sarcastic :)10:23
siretartmakes bad karma10:24
\sh-100 on malone?10:24
\shok.guys10:25
\shsleeping time...10:25
siretartgn8 \sh10:26
\shnight everybody10:27
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Tonio-hello11:00
ajmitchhi11:02
sivanghey11:02
sivanghey ajmitch , what's cracking?11:03
ajmitchmonday morning, at work11:04
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crimsunsivang: when you --list-key <your id>, you should see a sub11:14
sivangcrimsun: let me try again :)11:14
crimsunsivang: if you don't see at least one sub, then it's a sign-only11:14
ajmitchand you probably see a few uids :)11:15
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Lathiathey ajmitch11:24
ajmitchyo11:24
Lathiatajmitch: looked at stone's key? :)11:24
ajmitchhow are you this morning? :)11:24
ajmitchno?11:24
Lathiatgood11:24
ajmitchwhat key is this?11:25
Lathiat3CED7EFD11:25
sivangcrimsun: ok, it has two keys11:26
Lathiathrm wrong key11:26
Lathiatthat ones revoked11:26
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ajmitchlong bug threads on SCIM & acroread - they look to be possible candidates for breezy-updates11:58

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