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mdkebtw did anyone get istanbul working?12:06
mdkei'd love to know how12:06
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tsengdholbach did12:12
mdketseng, it doesn't work in breezy12:13
tsengsorry.12:13
mdkeyou mean, dholbach got it working for breezy, or he knows how to fix it?12:13
tsenghe got it working12:14
mdkein breezy, or on his own machine?12:14
tsengi am pointing in directions, you are talking to the wrong guy12:14
mdkeok12:14
mdkesorry12:15
KyralHoly **** the Kernel Devel mailing list gets a lot of traffic12:15
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alekzhi, how can i have a inklevel meter ?12:43
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Lord_Maynothanyone here12:54
KyralYah01:02
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=== ajmitch looks at his bank account & is relieved to see money in there again :)
LaserJockajmitch: so does that mean you can waste more time on Ubuntu ;-)01:52
ajmitchLaserJock: means I can afford UBZ ;)01:54
LaserJockwell, that is important then01:54
LaserJockajmitch: have you set up a Debian chroot from Ubuntu before?01:58
ajmitchyes01:58
ajmitchI regularly use it01:58
LaserJockdo you use debootstrap?01:59
ajmitchyes01:59
LaserJockok, I am looking at the DebootstrapChroot wiki page and it seems to indicate that debootstrap is distribution specific (Breezy, Hoary, Sid, etc.) is that right?02:00
ajmitchyup02:01
ajmitchfor example.. debootstrap sid /sid-root http://ftp.debian.org/debian/02:02
LaserJockon the wiki though you install a different version of debootstrap depending on which one you want. Is that neccessary?02:02
ajmitchno02:02
ajmitchthat was necessary at the time02:03
ajmitchsince hoary's debootstrap wasn't setup to create a breezy chroot02:03
LaserJockok02:03
LaserJockbut will I be able to install breezy02:03
LaserJockdebootstrap and be able to get Dapper02:04
ajmitchnope02:04
ajmitchyou'd dist-upgrade a breezy chroot02:04
ajmitchwhich is what I'll probably do02:04
LaserJockohhh, that makes sense02:05
LaserJockbut I could install the debootstrap from Breezy and make a sid chroot?02:05
ajmitchyes02:07
LaserJockohhh, I see that there are scripts for the dists in /usr/lib/deboootstrap/scripts so that is why02:09
ajmitchyep02:10
ajmitchthat's why the current debootstrap won't do dapper02:10
ajmitchmaybe for dapper we'll put in a script once we know the name of dapper+102:11
LaserJockok, thanks ajmitch. I think I will be using chroots a fair amount from now on. Before I was just installing distros on spare partitions02:12
crimsunchroots are handy02:13
ajmitchcertainly02:13
crimsunI have 64-bit and 32-bit ones in addition to the pbuilders02:13
ajmitchI think I've got hoary, breezy, sarge & sid chroots02:14
ajmitchas well as pbuilders02:14
Trashcanwould someone mind unbanning me from #ubuntu? my connection is fixed for the time being :)02:14
LaserJockyou can have more than one pbuilder?02:14
ajmitchLaserJock: sure02:15
ajmitchyou just have separate base tarballs02:15
ajmitchand possibly separate configs02:15
LaserJockwow! It gets better all the time02:15
ajmitchcat `which bbuild`02:15
ajmitch#!/bin/sh02:15
ajmitchsudo pbuilder build $PBOPT --configfile ~/debian/pbuilder/configs/breezy.pbuilderrc $@02:15
ajmitchan example script on my box02:15
ajmitchso I'd just bbuild package.dsc02:15
LaserJockvery cool02:16
Trashcanzcn/02:17
Trashcaner, oups- keyboard cleaning02:17
LaserJocklol02:17
ajmitchLaserJock: don't worry, I've also got a small script to take a list of packages, increment their versions with a changelog entry, repack the source package, and run them through pbuilder :)02:18
ajmitchgreat for massed rebuilds02:19
LaserJockdang! I guess BddebianIsGod will have to be replaced with AjmitchIsGodAndMasterOfAll02:19
ajmitchhaha02:19
LaserJockno wonder your Karam is so high, it is all scripted ;-)02:20
ajmitchnope02:20
ajmitchuploads aren't counted yet :)02:20
LaserJockbut when they are, watch out02:22
Trashcanlol02:22
ajmitchoh I've only just started :)02:22
Trashcanajmitch, what is your main profession?02:22
Trashcanif you don't mind me asking02:22
LaserJockmaybe we will have to have a "ajmitch hits 100,000 party" for Dapper02:23
ajmitchTrashcan: irc lurker ;)02:25
Trashcanhehe02:25
ajmitchactually it's programmer02:25
Trashcanfigures :p02:25
LaserJockhmm, that explains a lot, lol02:25
ajmitchcurrently working with php, but I prefer python :)02:25
LaserJockwell, I'm just a chemist but I am digging python right now02:26
=== ajmitch would be lucky to hit 100K in karma
ajmitchI'd probably need to upload all of universe02:26
crimsunlet's cook up another transition so ajmitch can do his thang02:26
LaserJocklol02:27
ajmitchyay, transitions!02:27
LaserJockwell, we could just go back and forth between Xorg and Xfree. How about that?02:27
ajmitchclaw out my eyes with a rusty hammer, thanks02:27
LaserJock"oh it's an even year, time for Xfree"02:28
Trashcanajmitch currently working with php, but I prefer python :) <--- you don't do C/C++ work?02:28
ajmitchTrashcan: not currently, although I've done C & C++02:30
Trashcanok02:30
ajmitchit wasn't an exhaustive list of languages I know :)02:31
LaserJockhmm, I'm moving from FORTRAN to Python. No C++ though.02:31
Trashcanfortran :p02:31
LaserJockIt's basically essential for sciences02:31
crimsunfortran, the choice of true mathematicians with no time/life02:31
Trashcanlol02:31
crimsunf95 is an excellent example of a language that should not have had OOP paradigms hacked onto it02:32
LaserJockI am trying to convince my advisor (who kinda fits crimsun's description) that python might make or lives simpler02:32
LaserJockstrictly F77 here ;-)02:32
crimsuntritium used a lot of python in his dissertation as I recall02:33
LaserJockwell, I'm trying to get the hang of scipy right now. It is really cool.02:33
LaserJockI will probably have a some python in my dissertation but it would be pretty minimal since I am an experimentalist02:37
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LaserJockcan I get somebodies sources.list for Debian unstable?03:23
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ajmitchLaserJock:03:36
ajmitchdeb http://http.us.debian.org/debian unstable main contrib03:37
ajmitchsimilar for deb-src03:37
LaserJockdang it. it's just not working. maybe unstable is not working right now03:38
LaserJocki'm just trying to install wget03:39
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tony_the_cable_gWhats the best way to install Skype?03:40
KyralI'm feeling curious03:57
Kyralshould I fire up nmap and portscan someone.....03:57
ajmitchno04:01
KyralAwww....04:02
Kyralooooo I wonder what IRC data looks like04:02
=== Kyral fires up Ethereal and focuses on himself
KyralEthereal capture started :D04:06
KyralThis is gonna be quite interesting04:06
KyralIts not a bad thing to trace on yourself right?04:06
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KyralWow...IRC doesn't seem to carry any data unencrypted AT ALL04:19
Amaranthif you're using ssl, of course not04:19
KyralI don't think I am04:19
KyralI just ran Ethereal for like 3 mins04:19
KyralI discovered that AIM transmits in the clear04:20
Amaranthonly for messages04:20
Kyraland notifications04:20
ajmitchirc is generally completely cleartext04:20
LathiatKyral: many protocols are unencrypted04:21
LathiatKyral: whats the point of encrypting it04:21
KyralYah but wow....04:21
Lathiatits silly04:21
Lathiatif you really want, you can use ssl with some ircds04:21
LathiatKyral: why are you so surprised?04:21
KyralIn case someone who is curious is running Ethereal04:21
KyralDunno04:21
Lathiatbwuahahah04:22
Lathiathttp://bur.st/~lathiat/dns-sd-avahi.jpg04:22
Lathiatajmitch:04:22
ajmitchwhat'd I do?04:23
Lathiatajmitch: look at that url. :)04:23
ajmitchhm, interesting :)04:23
ajmitchhard to read though04:23
Lathiatim just waiting for sebest to send me a screenshot of bonjour browser04:23
Lathiator itunes ;)04:23
ajmitchhaha04:24
KyralWell this was fun04:24
KyralNow I want to capture more04:24
Kyraland brb, reconnecting with SSL...04:25
ajmitchheh04:26
Lathiatuh, i dont think freenode does ssl04:26
ajmitch:)04:26
Lathiatps: every other person on the channels your on has it in the clear, so it'l just get sniffed elsewhere or on an inter-server link ;)04:26
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KyralDoes Freenode have any SSL servers...04:27
ajmitchno..04:27
ajmitchmost irc networks don't, afaik04:27
Kyraldamnit04:27
Amaranthfreenode does04:28
Amaranthiirc it's ssl.freenode.net04:28
ajmitchit does? interesting04:28
Amaranthor ssl.irc.freenode.net, check the website04:28
Kyralniiice04:28
Amaranththey used to, anyway04:28
Lathiatoh, didnt knwo that04:28
ajmitchKyral: what is the point of you connecting with ssl?04:28
LathiatKyral: theres no point04:28
KyralI mainly ran the Ethereal trace to find out what was being sent from me04:28
Kyralajmitch, I'm paranoid ;P04:28
Amaranthdoesn't make a difference if the people you talk to aren't using it04:28
LathiatKyral: everythign you say is only going to end up over a non-ssl inter-server link or someone eles client link04:28
ajmitchit's like locking the front door when the whole back wall of the house is missing04:29
=== Lathiat laughs
Kyralajmitch, it will be encrypted on the way to the server right?04:30
ajmitchso?04:31
KyralThats all I care about04:31
ajmitchI hope your local uni network doesn't allow ethereal to operate04:32
Kyraleh?04:32
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KyralWhy?04:32
ajmitchbecause it's broken if users can sniff packets on their local ethernet segment :)04:33
ajmitchsince you should be all on switches04:33
KyralI can only scan the local dorm04:33
ajmitchscan in what way?04:34
KyralCollect packets04:34
KyralEthereal trace04:34
ajmitchyou see all the dorm traffic with ethereal?04:34
ajmitchor just broadcast traffic?04:34
KyralYah...well, my floor and the one above me. I don't know how far it goes04:34
KyralI caught stuff like IMs04:35
=== ajmitch hands Kyral a 2x4
KyralHTTP Requests, Jabber, ARP lookups,04:35
ajmitchgo beat your network admins04:35
Kyrallol04:35
ajmitcharp lookups are expected04:35
Lathiathttp requests and jabber arent tho. :)04:35
Lathiathah04:35
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KyralWell like half the people have routers04:35
ajmitchLathiat: yes, I wasn't going to go into those :)04:35
Lathiatmsgsnarf is great04:36
Kyralso I can't tap them directly04:36
Lathiatajmitch: heheh04:36
ajmitchLathiat: ettercap? :)04:36
LathiatKyral: errr, what do you mean04:36
KyralI can't "aim" at the computers behind routers04:36
=== Lathiat puzzles
KyralI can't nmap the things behind routers04:36
Kyraldirectly04:37
Lathiatoh, right04:37
ajmitchLathiat: he's trying to h4x0r computers on the dorm network ;)04:37
KyralNah04:37
Lathiati thought he was still talking about sniffing04:37
KyralI just wanted to see what my IRC Traffic looked like04:37
Lathiatand was trying to figure out what a router had to do with stopping you doing that04:37
LathiatKyral: go read RFC1459. :)04:37
ajmitchnmap is not the way to go, honestly04:37
Kyralcatching everything else was a bonus ;P04:37
ajmitchnmap causes stuff from you to show up as nice flashing alerts on many people's systems04:37
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lath|telnetthen you can do this. :)04:38
Kyralnot if you use it right04:38
LathiatKyral: uh, yeh, it does04:38
Lathiatpeople know what nmap does inside out04:38
KyralOh04:38
Kyralremind me not to portscan with nmap04:38
ajmitchKyral: don't portscan with nmap04:38
KyralI won't04:38
Lathiatdont portscan04:38
ajmitchgood04:38
ajmitchyou might get a visit from some people04:38
Lathiattheres no way to portscan that can't be detected in one way or another04:39
Kyralthe most I would do is go knock on the door and show them the output ;P04:39
Kyraland them help them fix it04:39
ajmitchthat's still cleaning up after the fact04:39
ajmitchafter people have freaked about about a breakin attempt :P04:39
KyralSomehow my eth0 runs in Promiscous mode all the time04:39
LathiatKyral: how do you know that?04:40
Amaranth*sigh*04:40
Kyral UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST04:40
Amaranthi'm still getting reports on a simple typo in the about box on smeg 0.7.504:40
ajmitchLathiat: I know there are some methods of portscanning using sequencing that are far harder to detect04:40
=== Lathiat points out the lack of PROMISC in that line
Kyraloh04:40
AmaranthI DON'T CARE04:40
=== Amaranth vents
KyralI gues Ethereal killed it04:40
Lathiatajmitch: yeh, using zombie boxes is fun too04:40
ajmitchheh04:40
Lathiatajmitch: have you read about how that works?04:40
Kyralooo I have experianced people here04:40
Lathiatits quite cool04:41
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ajmitchidle scanning?04:41
Lathiatajmitch: but any which way, its quite seeable04:41
KyralCan you show me stuff?04:41
LathiatKyral: yes, ethereal puts PROMISC on when its sniffing04:41
Lathiatobviously04:41
ajmitchsit at the feet of the mighty Lathiat, networking guru ;)04:41
Kyralhmm, then why does chkrootkit tell me that eth0 is in PROMISC?04:41
ajmitchLathiat: detectable, but harder to trace back to you04:41
Lathiatajmitch: right04:41
ajmitchanything that sends packets is going to show up somehow04:42
Lathiatajmitch: basically, you use spoof packets04:42
Lathiatajmitch: (which aren talways available, but often on a lan)04:42
KyralAre Ethereal traces detectable?04:42
ajmitchyeah04:42
Lathiatajmitch: and you fire a portscan packet with the source of another computer04:42
ajmitchKyral: it's possible04:42
Lathiatajmitch: and then you fire a packet at the portsca compute04:42
KyralI mean, it just watches what flows past right?04:42
Lathiatajmitch: and if that other computer has predictable sequence numbers04:42
ajmitchyeah, I remember reading about that scanning when it came out04:42
Lathiatajmitch: you can use that to figure out if the remote host has the port open, as it would have sent an ACK etc04:42
ajmitchyep04:42
KyralBTW: Technically Tracing from the Dorms is against the rules, except from the ITL04:42
ajmitchsometimes it's useful having wasted a semester learning the details of tcp/ip ;)04:43
Lathiathence patches for randomizing various numbers04:43
Lathiatto try decrease the possibility of such things04:43
ajmitchyes04:43
LathiatKyral: sniffing, no04:43
KyralBut since I'm on the Maintenence Team for the ITL...04:43
KyralTracing == Sniffing?04:43
Lathiatprobabl04:43
Lathiaty04:44
Lathiati set OSPF up over a point-to-multipoint frame-relay link between 3 routers yesterday ;p04:44
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Lathiatthey have this rather nifty 'netlab'04:44
ajmitchyeah that's just evil04:45
=== ajmitch has used OSPF
Lathiatthat has a bunch of routers in the rack and a computer between telnet and the machine04:45
Lathiatand you can tell it to do cerain things04:45
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Lathiatscrub the config, etc04:45
Lathiatand it takes control and drops it into rommon, sets the config register etc04:45
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Lathiatthen puts  anew config on and saves it, and gives control back04:45
Lathiatcan also power the devices on and off04:45
zakamehi all04:45
Lathiatits quite cool04:45
Kyralhmm04:46
KyralLets see what this turns up04:46
Lathiatajmitch: its a bitch quagga doesnt do OSPF04:46
KyralI set Ethereal to a meg of traffic04:46
ajmitchLathiat: zebra did when I used it04:46
Lathiatthe routers we work oon are so slow, when i was doing bgp i wused 3 vmwares with minimal hoary installs + quagga and vmware virtual networks. :)04:46
ajmitchI'm using BGP now though04:46
Lathiatvmware team networks are sweet04:46
Lathiatyou can set bandwidht04:46
Lathiatpacket loss04:46
Lathiatetc04:46
Lathiatput as many hosts on segments04:46
Lathiatand have as many as you like04:47
Lathiatits really cool04:47
KyralHow many packets is a Meg?04:47
LathiatKyral: thats not defined04:47
Kyralroughly04:47
Lathiatit could be anywhere between 700 and 16,000 or something04:47
Kyralhmm, coming up on 700...04:47
Kyralmy trace of a VNC session was much more interesting04:48
Lathiatajmitch: baha04:48
Lathiatajmitch: *imagines dsniff with a vnc viewer*04:48
KyralKeep in mind it was my own VNC session04:48
Kyralwhat is dsniff?04:48
ajmitchthe dodgy mind of Lathiat ;)04:48
LathiatKyral: somethign thatl get you in lots of trouble ;p04:48
KyralSo stick with Ethereal ;P04:49
Lathiat:)04:49
Lathiatman i tried quake4 out yesterday04:49
Lathiatchugged like crazy :(04:49
Lathiatbut 256M surely is nto helping04:49
Lathiati might try ti out my othe rmachine with 512M04:49
Lathiatbut i'll hve to use windows or install hoary or something since the nvidia drivers wont work04:49
KyralI'm gonna try to see what an Apt download looks like :D04:50
Lathiaton breezy on my laptop04:50
LathiatKyral: just http04:50
Lathiator ftp or whatever you have setup04:50
ajmitchthe novelty of ethereal quickly wears off04:51
KyralWhat does Etherape do...04:51
Kyralajmitch, I'm using as a learning experiance04:51
Lathiataha usre, thats what they all say ;p04:51
LathiatKyral: it likes04:51
ajmitchavahi is much much cooler than ethereal04:51
LathiatKyral: gives you a few of all the hosts it sees showing packets04:51
Kyraleh?04:51
ajmitchshame about the upstream though ;)04:51
Lathiatand shows a line, size depending on bandwidht of the packets goign around04:51
Lathiattry it out04:51
KyralI will04:51
=== Lathiat kicks ajmitch
ajmitch:D04:51
KyralIt won't get me in trouble will it?04:51
Lathiatnah04:52
KyralSeriously I'm gonna take an IT minor, might be good for me to learn about what network traffic looks like :D04:52
Lathiatwell, unless someones standing ove ryour shoulder04:52
Lathiatim gonna drop out of kde and kill everythign to try get enough ram to make quake4 work ;)04:52
Lathiatbbiab04:52
Kyralwill avahi get me in trouble...04:53
ajmitchno04:53
Lathiathaha04:53
Lathiathttp://www.freedesktop.org/Software/Avahi04:53
ajmitchavahi is to 1337 for that04:53
ajmitchs/to/too/04:53
Kyraland what can it do?04:54
ajmitchservice discovery04:54
Kyral==?04:54
ajmitchapt-get install service-discovery-applet04:54
Lathiatavahi-daemon too, and avahi-utils04:56
ajmitchyeah, s-d-a might need a few more dependencies04:56
=== ajmitch is hungry now
Kyralsome idiot is running an FTP, SFTP, and SSH server in the clear...05:03
ajmitchhah05:03
ajmitchssh in the clear? :)05:03
Kyralyah05:03
ajmitchwhat on earth do you mean by that?05:04
KyralIt showed up on Services Discovery05:04
Kyralwhat happens if i click on the name?05:04
ajmitchgenerally people refer to 'in the clear' as unencrypted05:05
ajmitchwhich sftp & ssh are not05:05
ajmitchwhat you mean is that the services are announced, most likely on a mac OSX box05:05
LathiatKyral: the whole point of service discovery is to announce them on the network, duh05:05
KyralI got some CDP traffic05:06
Lathiatas in cisco?05:06
Kyralyah05:06
=== Lathiat nods
=== ajmitch wonders why he's only seeing his own computer in avahi-discover - most likely all the macs in the house are off
ajmitchyeah, the mac fanatic is out of the house at the moment ;)05:08
Lathiathaha05:08
KyralWow, caught a CUPS packet05:08
ajmitchKyral: you seem amazed at the normal background traffic that goes on :)05:08
ajmitchLathiat: it'll be fun to see how much stuff is around on wireless at LCA05:09
KyralHow do I filter out my own traffic?05:10
ajmitchok, time to make a supermarket run05:12
ajmitchbbl05:12
Lathiatajmitch: yeh05:12
LathiatKyral: put ip.addr != <your ip> up the top05:12
KyralCan I apply multiple filters at a time?05:13
Lathiatyes05:19
Lathiatand05:19
Lathiatand this and that05:19
KyralI'm done for the night05:20
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LaserJockajmitch: ping?07:53
ajmitchpong07:53
ajmitchhow may I be of assistance?07:53
LaserJockdid you make a unstable chroot from Breezy?07:53
ajmitchyes, I did07:54
LaserJockI can't get debootstrap to work to save my life07:54
LaserJockI tried sid and everything looks ok, but I don't have less and I can't apt-get anything07:55
LaserJocketch didn't get through debootstrap07:55
ajmitchwhat happens when you try to use apt-get?07:55
LaserJockI get lot of unmet deps07:56
LaserJocklibssl is one I know of07:56
ajmitchwhat's in your chroot sources list?07:56
LaserJockI just try apt-get install wget and it has at least 3 unmet deps07:56
ajmitchand have you run apt-get update?07:56
LaserJockdeb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ unstable main contrib non-free07:57
LaserJockthing is, when I go to any of the debian mirrors I can't find libssl even though packages.debian.org says it should be there07:57
ajmitchbeing sid it wouldn't surprise me if there are issues with libssl0.9.807:57
ajmitchsince they're just transitioning to that from libssl0.9.707:58
LaserJockwell, that is why I though of starting with etch and dist-upgrading but I can't get etch07:58
ajmitchI'd dist-upgrade from sarge, never etch07:58
LaserJockjust a sec, let me see if sarge works07:59
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LaserJockajmitch: seems to be working, thanks08:05
ajmitchok08:05
robitaillewhat's the date/time of the next motu meeting?08:20
ajmitcherm08:20
ajmitchI can't recall if we set a date08:20
ajmitchsince it'll be during UBZ08:20
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robitaillejust trying to update the topic in #ubuntu-meeting08:21
ajmitchright08:22
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ajmitchsivang: brave of you to put the spec on LP for autopackage08:48
Lathiathahaha08:50
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ajmitchhi tritium09:18
tritiumhi ajmitch09:19
tritiumNice to finally be home...09:21
crimsunno kidding09:21
crimsunhi ajmitch, tritium09:22
tritiumhi crimsun09:22
tritiumtraveling too, eh, crimsun?09:22
crimsunyeah, hopping about the country09:24
tritiumIs UBZ this coming weekend?09:24
ajmitchstarts on the 30th09:25
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whiprushajmitch: first time in our hemisphere?09:26
ajmitchyep09:26
whiprushcool!09:26
alekzhi, how can i have a inklevel meter ?09:26
tritiumHope you guys enjoy it.09:26
ajmitchtritium: I hope so :)09:26
tritium:)09:27
crimsunCanada's pretty swift09:27
ajmitchok, I have phpmyadmin update ready09:27
ajmitchnow I just have to get f-spot done properly for breezy-updates09:27
ajmitchalekz: I'm sorry, what do you mean? something for your printer?09:28
alekzyes ajmitch09:28
crimsunI wonder if unmetdeps qualify for breezy-updates09:28
ajmitchcrimsun: not likely09:28
ajmitchyou could try09:28
whiprushhey aj09:28
whiprushmay I ask a small favor?09:28
ajmitchf-spot is a data muncher bug09:28
ajmitchwhiprush: sure09:28
whiprushcan you look at this:09:28
whiprush00:23 < whiprush> heh09:28
crimsunyeah, I'll ping mdz in a bit09:28
whiprushblah09:29
ajmitchhaha09:29
whiprushstupid copy and paste synergy!09:29
ajmitchstill pasting that?09:29
whiprushmalone bug 239709:29
whiprushapparently, this program is popular in my lug.09:29
whiprushand we go to the bar and people flame me.09:29
whiprushit09:29
ajmitchoh man09:29
whiprushit's a pretty bad situation.09:29
ajmitchnot that one09:29
ajmitchhaha09:29
whiprushSo whom do I have to send a case of beer to?09:30
ajmitcha few people have looked at it09:30
ajmitchand I doubt I'll have time to09:30
ajmitchmy TODO list is growing & my time is shrinking :)09:30
whiprushno prob.09:30
ajmitchsorry about that09:32
ajmitchI've got to do debian sponsoring, package updates, and php code09:32
whiprushheh09:32
whiprushand I've got to convince them to just dump it and use f-spot.09:32
Lathiathe3h09:33
Lathiatpornview09:33
Lathiati had a quick look, rebuild didnt help09:33
Lathiatgave up09:33
whiprushI think I'll just do a "MOTUs are too busy, but if you've got a patch, and I know you all are capable of making one, maybe we can push it through."09:33
Lathiatalso09:33
whiprushwill that work?09:33
Lathiatmalone needs a damned confirmed state09:33
ajmitchwhiprush: maybe :)09:33
ajmitchLathiat: yeah, accepted just doesn't cut it09:33
Lathiatso you can easily see initially triaged bugs09:33
Lathiatajmitch: the whole process needs some thinking out09:34
Lathiatlike09:34
ajmitchaccepted is when someone's working on it09:34
Lathiatassigning to MOTU is broken09:34
ajmitchagreed09:34
Lathiatbugs need to "belong" to motu09:34
Lathiatsomehow09:34
Lathiatby package association ro whatever09:34
Lathiatand then be assigned to someone working on it09:34
ajmitchyes09:34
ajmitchMOTU should be maintainer & get the bug emails09:34
Lathiatthat could work09:34
ajmitchand they should get assigned to minions09:34
Lathiatsortof09:34
Lathiatbut i mean09:34
Lathiatpackages have other maintainers too09:34
Lathiati dunno09:34
ajmitchit's all a mess09:34
Lathiati filed a bug about "assignign to both a team and a person"09:34
Lathiathasnt really gone anywhere other than "specifically makign bugs assigned ot both teams and people sucks"09:35
Lathiatso i said "well, some way to sort this issue out -> "09:35
Lathiatbut yeh09:35
ajmitchsomething to spec out at UBZ ;)09:37
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tritiumajmitch, did you already post the meeting minutes?09:42
=== Yagisan is confused - I can't upload a kernel to universe - yet you will sync it anyway from my apt-get.org repo ?
ajmitchtritium: no, that's also on my todo list09:43
ajmitchYagisan: no, probably not09:43
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ajmitchYagisan: and it's a call from the kernel team09:43
tritiumajmitch, okay, just curious if that's what Yagisan was reading09:43
ajmitchtritium: my apologies09:43
zygamorning09:43
tritiumajmitch, no need to :)09:44
ajmitchtritium: yes, I do09:44
ajmitchI suck, I should have done them by now09:44
tritiumI'll bet the irclogs are back up anyway09:45
Yagisanajmitch: That meeting went very different to my chat on ubuntu-kernel09:47
ajmitchYagisan: I can't help it if they changed their minds :)09:47
Yagisanajmitch: well - at least I logged the "yes go ahead - but only in lockstep" answers09:48
whiprushajmitch / Lathiat: http://www.mug.org/pipermail/discuss/2005-October/000078.html09:48
Yagisanajmitch: I'll stick my kernels on my private repo as I bake them09:49
ajmitchYagisan: great, thanks :)09:49
whiprushajmitch: it's all about turning bugs into positive learning experiences. :)09:49
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Yagisanajmitch: I'd like to see your selinux stuff when you have time09:49
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whiprushajmitch: xterminal (the xfce terminal)09:50
whiprushuse it, love it.09:50
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whiprushit's a better gnome terminal than gnome-terminal.09:50
ajmitchYagisan: I'd love to show it, once it's in that state (yes it's on my weekend TODO list ;) )09:51
Yagisanajmitch: If your TODO list is like mine - we'll get to it in a few weeks09:52
ajmitchYagisan: hehe yeah09:52
ajmitchor it's something I'll do sitting in an airport ;)09:52
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ajmitchall I know is that I've got 3 days off this weekend09:54
ajmitch& 1 of those days is nearly over09:54
ajmitchwhiprush: cheers, xterminal looks reasonable09:55
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whiprushaka "make it work with irssi"09:55
ajmitchyep :)09:55
ajmitchalt-left/alt-right still don't do it though09:56
ajmitchmm, fullscreen mode is nice09:57
crimsunpornview looks like it has quite a few leaks10:10
crimsunfrom just a rudimentary run through valgrind10:11
crimsunhmm, it's in the xine backend, since the mplayer backend purportedly works10:18
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whiprushwow, I didn't even know pornview had "backends"10:30
YagisanI got a cold glare from my wife when she saw there is a package called pornview10:31
Lathiatlol10:32
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crimsunick, looks like gtk-xine.c::load_audio_out_driver() needs to be updated and made more robust10:39
crimsungtkxine.c, rather10:39
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Lathiatanyone know what ddr400 is in pcxxxx terms?10:44
Lathiatliek 2700, 320010:44
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ajmitch320010:45
Lathiathrm, /me guesses its 320010:45
Lathiatsince i just found 266 is 210010:45
Lathiatand 2100*(400/266) = 3156 or so10:45
Lathiatno idea if thats how it works but seems sane :)10:46
ajmitchgoogle for ddr400 shows plenty of 3200 references :)10:46
Lathiatheh ok10:46
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ajmitchstaying up for another irc meeting...10:46
[Chameleon] check out this other "pornview" application10:48
[Chameleon] http://skinky.navelsex.com/10:48
[Chameleon] different platform entirely, but nonetheless interesting.10:48
[Chameleon] funny10:49
sivangajmitch: brave? :_)11:00
sivangmorning all11:00
ajmitchsivang: yes11:00
ajmitchmain developers do not like autopackage11:00
ajmitchand it comes up frequently ;)11:00
lifeless'autopackage' ?11:00
sivangajmitch: lol, what's the *main* reason if you excuse the pun?11:01
[Chameleon] lifeless: google11:01
ajmitchit provides a great way to let users install the latest & greatest software & break their system11:01
lifeless[Chameleon] : altavista11:01
[Chameleon] lifeless: whatever11:01
ajmitchlifeless: packaging system, does binary relocation, etc11:01
lifeless[Chameleon] : I'm playing the word association game you started11:01
ajmitchputs things into /usr by default11:01
lifelessajmitch: heuristic based ?11:02
lifelessajmitch: or data driven ?11:02
ajmitchdata driven11:02
[Chameleon] lifeless: in that case, the word I thought of when you said "altavista" was "poop"... literally.11:02
ajmitchpeople still have to make 'autopackages'11:02
lifelessajmitch: so, not really different to dpkg then :)11:02
ajmitchjust more breakage11:02
sivangajmitch: I've looked at klik, seems it would be a better solution for us maybe11:02
[Chameleon] lifeless: supposedly it is to work on all distros11:02
lifelessajmitch: can you say 'apt-get.org' :)11:02
ajmitchlifeless: I can say 'oh god no'11:03
sivanglifeless: what's the differnece between hueristic drive / data driven ?11:03
Mithrandirlifeless: autopackage is way more crack than a-g.o11:03
ajmitchlifeless: sabdfl wanted us to import nearly all of apt-get.org for hoary & breezy11:03
lifelesssivang: ajmitch I know :)11:03
sivanghmm, bad tab completion? :)11:03
lifelesssivang: well, encap is much more heuristic based than explicit data11:05
lifelesssivang: heuristic based systems are ones that guess rather than are told.11:05
sivanglifeless: yes, sure, but how that applies to a packaging system? :)11:06
ajmitchautopackage possibly does a fair bit of guessing as well11:06
lifeless-most- systems have bits of both, but a strong bias one way or another11:06
ajmitchsivang: it's easier to make bad packages with a guess11:06
lifelesssivang: well, there is a system somewhere that generates packages by installing in a chroot and then just tarring up what it got11:06
lifelessthats ~100% heuristic :011:06
ajmitchsounds like checkinstall11:07
sivanglifeless: but it didn't do any guessing at all, only did something bruetly :)11:07
sivanglifeless: that is, I'll install to the chroot, then pack it up hopefully other user will eb able to install as well :)11:08
ajmitchsivang: guessing can be done by generating the dependancies for a package11:08
lifelessajmitch: I think that is the one I am thinkig of11:10
lifelesssivang: but it has guessed : it has guessed on conflicts:, it has guessed on dependencies, it has guessed on pre-install and postinstall and preremove and postremove actions11:10
sivanglifeless: but doesn't installing in a chroot means that it plain inqueried the dependency resolution system for the required dependencies, tracked them and listed them in, then just repackged it with those? (e.g., no guessing was done)11:11
lifelesssivang: what you just described is guessing11:12
lifelesswhat 'required dependencies' ?11:12
lifelessheres an example.11:12
lifelessI write an evolution plugin with this11:12
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lifelesshow does it know that my plugin is only of use when evo is installed ?11:13
sivanglifeless: well, if you specified dependencies right, then it can see that in the dependency pull in, there are evo's libs which get installed when evo gets installed?11:15
lifelesssivang: but this has *no specified dependencies*.11:15
lifelesssivang: you are thinking of this as something sane. Its not, its fully heuristic.11:16
sivanglifeless: ah, as in trying to parse the autocraps and understand the dependencies from there? <g>11:17
lifelessthats the sort of thing heaviy heuristic systems get into11:17
sivangbasically, what comes into mind is that you can just run the autofoo scripts, prase output and get a list of stuff it didn't find for buildin, then with some heavy cruft of apt-file searches on various forms the library names (I know there are some) you can with some time and effort come up with the list of packages that need be installed for it,11:19
sivangsounds doab however is insane in some degree :)11:20
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[Chameleon] Treenaks: already here11:52
Treenaksok :)11:53
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sivang[Chameleon] : they already have a deb ?11:55
[Chameleon] yeah, it's i386 tho11:55
[Chameleon] for some debian offshoot called "MedianLinux"11:55
[Chameleon] I'm on AMD64... Should that i386 deb work on my system?11:56
ajmitch"Jahshaka Debian Package for Mediainlinux Debian Sid. Converted with alien from a .rpm package"11:56
ajmitchugh11:56
ajmitchso it needs packaged properly11:56
[Chameleon] yeah, I wondered if that might also be a problem.11:57
sivangajmitch: well, DB2  is nicely installable with alien on Ubuntu :)11:57
ajmitch'nicely'11:57
ajmitchhah11:57
sivanghehe11:57
sivangwell, it works11:57
sivang:)11:57
ajmitchsomething working is not the same as nice packaging :)11:58
[Chameleon] if the i386 binary has a chance of working on my AMD64 system, I'll try installing it.11:58
[Chameleon] otherwise, I'll try building from source and packaging.11:58
=== [Chameleon] will probably need assistance with that 2nd option tho
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ajmitchhi Nafallo12:46
Nafallomorning ajmitch :-)12:47
sivanghey Nafallo12:48
Nafallomorning sivang :-)12:48
Nafallomorning all :-)12:48
\shmoins Nafallo12:50
Nafallois dapper open? ;-)12:51
ajmitchno, be quiet :P12:51
ajmitchyou should know not to ask such questions12:52
Nafallohihi12:52
ajmitchevery time someone asks, it's delayed another day12:53
Nafallothen I teach gothcat more about firewalls today then ;-)12:53
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ajmitchand doing coding12:54
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ssamthere is a data loss bug in f-spot on powerpc, it is patched upstream, and https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+sources/f-spot/+bug/3338 says it is pending upload. how long will this take?01:01
ajmitchssam: as long as it takes to get the package uploaded01:03
ajmitchwhich means getting it approved01:03
ssamis there anything i can do to help?01:03
ajmitchno01:03
ajmitchwell01:03
ajmitchunless you want to compile the source package I have to test it01:03
ssamif you have time to talk me through doing that01:04
ajmitchsince I don't have a powerpc available to test on01:04
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tsenghi ajmitch01:07
ajmitchhello tseng01:07
ajmitchhow are you?01:07
tsengok thanks01:07
tsengtrying not to reply on my friends blog to a comment by elitist christians01:08
ajmitchoh?01:08
tsengyeah the "we are inherently better than atheists, they are just afraid of judgement, etc"01:08
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tsengnot spelled out, but that is the distilled belief01:08
ajmitchgot url?01:08
tsenghttp://josiah.ritchietribe.net/blog/archive/2005/10/1112/#comments01:09
[Chameleon] tseng: I really dislike the attitude some Christians exude. It's not Christ-like at all.01:11
tsengno, not at all01:11
tsengbut i probably shouldnt have stirred up here01:12
tsengi thought i was in hiding01:12
[Chameleon] :>01:12
ajmitchheh01:13
slomoajmitch: i can test it later for you01:14
ajmitchslomo: thanks01:14
tsengmorning slomo01:14
slomoajmitch: where can i get your updated package?01:14
slomohi tseng :)01:14
ajmitchslomo: same place, same version number, but with a fixed dpatch01:15
ajmitchhttp://ajmitch.meta.net.nz/debuild/ubuntu/tmp/build/f-spot_0.1.3-1ubuntu1.1.diff.gz01:15
ajmitchhttp://ajmitch.meta.net.nz/debuild/ubuntu/tmp/build/f-spot_0.1.3-1ubuntu1.1.dsc01:15
slomothanks01:15
ajmitchshould be the files to use01:15
slomoi'll try it after shopping ;)01:16
ajmitchheh01:16
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ajmitchbut at least I managed to get some of my debian packages up to the latest upstream version01:17
slomoajmitch: hehe, fine :) what packages are these?01:18
ajmitchjust some python packages01:19
ajmitchwhich I'll upload tomorrow01:19
ajmitchI'll try & get the others done too01:19
ajmitchbut the last version of pnet, for example, had a 2MB diff.gz01:19
ajmitchdue to autotools01:19
ajmitchso it's a complicated dance to get it to work right01:20
slomohmm... why don't you run autofoo in rules then?01:21
ajmitchbecause it still involves patching things & running the right versions01:22
ajmitchit's generally less fragile to get the patch right, than to rely on it working properly at build time01:24
Kyralmornin'01:25
ajmitchpnet is just a pain because of the outdated autotools junk01:25
ajmitchthe rest of the build is smooth enough01:25
ajmitchnot that anyone uses it :)01:25
slomohehe... already tried to convice upstream to fix it? ;)01:26
ajmitchoh it was mostly fixed in the last upstream version01:26
ajmitchwith an import of new libgc & libffi01:27
ajmitchwhich I probably don't want to use01:27
ajmitchI have to try & hack in a fix to use the system libgc & libffi01:27
slomohm... are you sure they didn't modify both libs for their needs? the mono guys did this with libgc... you _can_ use the system libgc but everything works better with their modified version01:28
tsengthey dont want you to use system01:29
slomoyes01:29
slomobtw, how is the progress with pnet? is it already capable of running for example any of the gtk# stuff?01:30
tsengmono-classlib is already moving to 2.001:30
tsengim afraid pnet will always be left behind01:31
ajmitchoh yes01:31
ajmitchpnet is crap01:31
ajmitchpnet did have modifications to libgc but they were rolled in upstream01:31
ajmitchthe main coder gave up on pnet01:32
ajmitchand he did probably 75% of it01:32
ajmitchhe's a very good coder, but working alone just didn't work out01:32
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tseng=/01:33
ajmitchanyway, sleep time01:35
ajmitchsee you in the morning01:35
slomogn8 ajmitch :)01:36
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HiddenWolfsoftware outside of universe sucks. :(04:23
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LostSoleAnyone out there working on getting a more recent MythTV version going on an AMD64?04:30
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HiddenWolfI'm more interested in freevo packages myself. :)04:40
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bddebianHeya gang04:50
HiddenWolfheya04:51
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sivangyo bddebian the god :)05:24
bddebianpfft, bddebian the loser :)05:25
bddebianHeya sivang05:25
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HiddenWolfis there someone here up for some horrendous packaging? :P05:41
bddebianHiddenWolf: I'm probably out of commission for a week or so :-(05:46
HiddenWolfbddebian, what's up?05:46
bddebianRL job :'-(05:46
zygabddebian: (hug)05:54
zygalol ;-)05:54
bddebian:-)05:55
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runehI have a problem with rbscrobbler and songs with special characters. Should I report a bug at once, or does somebody want to take a look at it first?07:14
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Lathiatruneh: file a bug07:16
runehOK. Will do.07:16
Lathiathttp://launchpad.net/malone/07:16
bmontyhey bddebian07:27
bddebianWhassup bmonty ?07:29
bmontynot much, finally got some time off to mess around with ubuntu again07:29
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LaserJockhi bmonty07:30
bmontyhey LaserJock07:30
LaserJockhaven't seen you in a while. I got my IRC problem fixed07:31
bddebianbmonty: Cool.  I'm screwed at work for alittle while :-(07:31
bmontyLaserJock: yeah, I've been busy with my real job :)07:31
bddebianHeya LaserJock07:31
LaserJockhola bddebian07:31
runehSorry, it seems I posted a duplicate bug.07:32
LaserJockbmonty: know what you mean. My boss has been coming in for the last week and asking what I've gotten done ;-)07:32
runehShould have checked first. :/07:32
bmontyruneh: no problem, just mark your bug as a duplicate07:33
runehDone.07:34
bmontyanyone know who runs the technical board?07:35
LaserJocksabdfl ?07:36
bddebianbmonty: There are a few members.  mdz, sabdfl and such07:37
bmontybddebian: is one of them primarily involved with MOTU applications?07:37
bddebianNone of them care about Universe ;-P07:38
LaserJocklol07:38
bddebianHeya \sh07:38
bmontyhi \sh07:39
\shre07:39
bmontybddebian: my problem is that I can't get to the tech board meetings...I want to see if they will consider another method to approve my MOTU application07:39
\shbddebian / bmonty: good evening :)07:39
bddebianbmonty: Yes, we have mentioned you. :-)07:40
bddebianbmonty: I would e-mail mdz07:40
bmontybddebian: do you know what his real name is so I can look his email up on launchpad?07:40
\shbmonty: when is the best time to get you for a irc meeting? give us a day and a time07:40
bddebianbmonty: Matt Zimmerman07:41
bmonty\sh: almost any weekend day, or after 2200Z07:41
\shbmonty: 2200Z == ?? in UTC?07:42
bmontyI don't want special treatment, but I'll probably never get to complete the process with the current schedule07:42
bmonty\sh: yes07:42
bmontybrb, lunch time :)07:44
\sh22UTC should be no problem07:46
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\shdamn...I have to go to the office just now..wanted to order some food..had my beer ready and then a phone call07:50
bddebianDoh :-(07:54
bmontyback07:54
bmonty\sh: thanks07:54
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HiddenWolfisn't there any half-decent pctv solution out there?07:59
HiddenWolffreevo seems more or less dead, or at least not vibrant, and mythtv, well07:59
bmontyHiddenWolf: I don't use pctv stuff, but it has always seemed to me that mythtv is most widely used08:02
HiddenWolfbmonty, I can't get it configured, and the requirements for it are massive.  / freevo on the other hand does not have debs for the version that /might/ work on ubuntu08:03
bmontyHiddenWolf: you don't have to package a program to try it out08:04
chillywillyhi08:07
bddebianHeya chillywilly08:07
bmontyhi chillywilly08:07
\shok..need to go to the office...laters dude08:11
bddebianLater \sh08:11
bmontybye \sh08:13
LaserJockdang, it doesn't look like the wiki keeps subscriptions of a wiki page is renamed. That sucks08:17
LaserJocks/of/if/08:17
chillywillyseems like the next Ubuntu release is going to be a big one ;)08:19
chillywillylots of features and the like08:19
HiddenWolfchillywilly, features haven't been decided, and are likely to be quite incremental.08:20
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HiddenWolfchillywilly, some improvements, but mostly stability and work under the hood.08:21
bddebianHow can you improve on greatness? ;-P08:23
bmontyredefine greatness08:23
bddebian;-)08:23
chillywilly:)08:30
bddebianAm I still here?08:35
bmontyyex08:43
bmontyyes08:43
bmontybut I'm not08:43
bddebianYou aren't? :-)08:44
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SEJeffIs OO.o 2.0 stable going to be in breezy-updates?09:13
SEJeff Is OO.o 2.0 stable going to be in breezy-updates?09:27
HiddenWolfSEJeff, chill out, asking once is enough.09:28
HiddenWolfSEJeff, once dapper opens, it'll likely be backported.09:29
SEJeffHiddenWolf: Thanks09:29
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ajmitchmorning all09:49
bddebianHeya ajmitch09:49
ajmitchhi, what's up?09:50
ajmitchI haven't seen you hacking on stuff lately09:50
ajmitchquit again?09:50
bddebianWork :-(09:50
ajmitchwhat?09:50
ajmitchyou do work?09:50
bddebianWhen I HAVE to ;)09:51
ajmitchright09:51
ajmitchwhich explains why you did so much breezy stuff instead09:51
the_arisnice way of spending one's summer :)09:52
ajmitchsure09:53
ssamajmitch, i spoke to you several hours ago about the f-spot jpeg eating bug on powerpc, i dontloaded your patches and managed to apply them. it fixes the bug for me. thanks09:56
ajmitchok09:56
ssams/dontloaded/downloaded09:57
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\shre10:55
bddebianwb \sh10:56
\shwell...I slept more then 14h from yesterday to today..but right now, i can sleep again..just came from the office10:57
bddebianHeh, I know that feeling :-)10:58
\shfinally one complete transportstream fcked up10:59
LaserJockbddebian: would you mind taking a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/DocTodo if you have a chance?11:10
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bddebianLaserJock: Nice11:13
LaserJockbddebian: Thanks. Just getting started ;-) I am particularly interested in the To be removed section11:14
LaserJockI will probably start by removing links to those pages before ever deleting them completely11:14
bddebianCoolio11:16
LaserJockThe only problem I am having right now is that renaming a wiki page seems to break the subscription11:18
bddebianHmm11:28
Seveas\sh, still here?11:30
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