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pittijdub: btw, I just fix ogra's gthumb import - just a missing cam entry in the USB usermap12:02
jdubheh, nice :-)12:03
pittiKeybuk: we really need to bury all this usermap crap12:03
jdubeven so, gthumb is poo :-)12:03
jdub(and when i say "poo" i mean, not fully aligned with most common user goals)12:03
pittijdub: it does what I want, it's fast, so I did never bother to look for alternatives12:03
Keybukpitti: yes, we do; once we've decided which of the three possibilities for udev/hotplug/etc. in dapper we want to choose, we can see whether we'll do that or not12:04
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MezKeybuk, is initNG/similar going to be in dapper?12:08
Keybukno, I wouldn't want to put it in for that12:08
jdubLORD NO12:08
Keybukit's a dapper+1 thing at the earliest12:08
Mezlol12:08
Mezkk12:08
Mezgtg12:08
Keybukwe might talk about it here, and prototypes might be available on people or maayyyybe in universe if I have too many bored weekends, but definitely NOT main12:09
Keybukwe have to support dapper for 5 years on the server, isn't the place to change things like that <g>12:09
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hungerKeybuk: dapper+1 will need to get that kind of support as well, won't it?12:14
Keybukno, dapper+1 will be the usual12:14
hungerKeybuk: Oh, really?12:15
Keybukwe're not doing 5 years support for every release, just special ones12:15
hungerKeybuk: Oh, great!12:15
Keybukit's not been decided yet what kind of schedule (if any other than "looks good") will happen for those12:15
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hungerKeybuk: It should be a somewhat more reliable shedule then "whenever looks good":-)12:16
Keybuk't'ain't up t'me12:16
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Keybuksabdfl: I have a better icon for Ubuntu Drivers ... a bulldozer12:36
Keybuk:p12:37
Keybukthe lightbulb is boorrrring12:37
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farruinnSo does Montreal go into daylight savings tonight? I don't want to be late to Love Day :D12:38
Keybukdunno12:38
Keybukmy phone got an update earlier12:38
hungerfarruinn: In germany you would come an hour too early if you missed the time-change.12:39
Riddellfarruinn: it does12:39
Riddellback one hour at 0300 to 020012:39
farruinnok, thanks!12:39
farruinnmmmm, that will make getting up at 6 AM easier ;)12:40
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feehanfarruinn, where are you driving from?12:47
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mdkebloody hell12:47
farruinnPotsdam, NY12:47
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feehanJust curious... I'm coming from Burlington, VT12:47
pittifarruinn: nice. there is a "Potsdam" in NY? There is one in Germany, too :-)12:48
tsumefeehan: are you in school there?12:48
feehantsume, no I work at UVM. sysadmin.12:48
farruinnpitti: yeah, I've heard mention of Potsdam in Germany :)12:48
tsumepitti: the US stole the name ;)12:48
tsumepitti: I'm sure the city was named after a historical reference ;)12:48
pittitsume: maybe due to some German immigrants12:48
tsumeor a guy's name12:48
tsumepitti: could be.12:48
farruinnthis is the potsdam that Nightmare on Elm Street takes place in though :)12:49
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jdubmdke: yeah, that's the plone stylesheets fucking with it12:50
tsumewell you can now sleep at night knowing Potsdam, NY was where "Nightmare on Elm Street" came from12:50
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tsumethere is a Elm Street in Postdam, NY.12:50
tsumeit was originally a student project :D12:50
mdkejdub, well I've buggered up mine without plone :D works in firefox tho12:50
jdubit's easy to arse up OS12:51
jdubIE12:51
mdkei'm rubbish with css12:51
mdkeoh well12:51
mdkeno one in their right mind uses IE12:51
mdkeespecially to read an ubuntu planet12:52
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tsume*creash* *burn* oh no!12:52
tsume*crash12:52
mdkeyeah it is ugly stuff12:52
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mdkeanyway, great software jdub 12:53
blueyedKamion: are you the maintainer of openssh-server? I'd like to have the chroot patch in the main or alternative package (http://chrootssh.sourceforge.net/). What do you think?01:01
KeybukI suspect he's currently thinking "ah, we're coming into Land, I better put my tray-table in its upright position and stow my seat"01:03
blueyedoh, ubz? Just want to know if it makes sense to wish-bugtrack it.01:06
jdubblueyed: always worth a try01:06
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Nafallosabdfl: hi mark :-). how's everything going over there?02:46
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tsengjdub: hm mdz opened a spec for beagle.. ill write something sometime this week for his approval02:56
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Kamionblueyed: I think "get it upstream, I don't really want to have to maintain it and keep porting it to new versions"06:00
Kamionpeople need to push openssh patches to upstream more rather than to distros - it's all a horrible mess at the moment06:01
blueyedKamion: yes, I see. I've filed as a wish already though. Read somewhere that openssh don't want it.. :/06:02
lifelessKamion: go to sleep!06:02
blueyedbut it's markable how many patches there are.06:02
Kamionblueyed: if upstream doesn't want it I have no great interest in going against them, since I need their help06:02
Kamionblueyed: yes, way too many06:02
Kamionnot justification for more, especially if they've been rejected by upstream :)06:03
Kamionlifeless: will do soon06:03
blueyedKamion: I'd meant putting it into the distro would help users not to have apply it. It's also a security issue, if you have to build own packages or build from source. You're also the debian maintainer?06:04
Kamionno, it's not a security issue, any more than any other random patch is; I've never accepted that argument and I'm not going to start now06:04
Kamionyes, I'm effectively the Debian maintainer06:04
Kamionit would be a security issue if I started accepting every patch uncritically :)06:05
blueyedKamion: of course.. :) g'night.. :)06:05
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lamontE: Package libxaw8-dev has no installation candidate06:15
lamontaw8??  hrm.06:15
bob2haha06:15
bob2glad they're keeping that awesome library up to date06:15
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poningruso how many people here are at ubz?07:47
robitailleponingru,  they are probably in bed since it is 3am in Montreal :)07:54
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zygamorning08:10
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zygahi08:15
zygahmm okay nothing08:17
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poningruhmm08:45
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mdkesomething wrong with universe security?09:27
mdkeFailed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy-security/universe/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2)09:27
TiMiDois it offline?09:27
mdkeonly that one gives a problem09:29
mdkethe other 3 are ok09:29
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zygahas anyone seen pitti?09:35
robitailleif he is in Montreal for UBZ, then he is probably in bed :)09:37
zygagood point!09:37
mdkeunless he is a real party animal09:37
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robitaille4:30am.... that will be a very good party09:37
robitailleespecially considering UBZ starts in a few short hours09:38
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jewel_So I got bored and made a page that randomly generates possible names for dapper+1: http://thesteve.org/ubuntu/10:26
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mdkejewel_, that is pretty fun10:28
mdkefungicidal ferret 10:29
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pefhello10:31
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flowT3Hi! What is faster: shared memory between some processes or kernel-level threads working in same address space? is it same speed?12:06
bob2haha12:06
bob2is this really your bottleneck?12:06
bob2(I'd think they'd be the same)12:06
Lathiatyeh they pretty much should be12:07
Lathiatiirc shm on linux is tmpfs no?12:07
mjryes12:07
bob2doesn't it just map it into both address spaces?12:07
mjrwell, posix shm is12:07
mjrsysv shm is different, I think, still12:07
Lathiatbob2: well at least one implementation just uses files on a ramdisk12:07
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Lathiathence /dev/shm, i assume12:08
mjryes, posix shm uses that12:08
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zygahow slow is generic IPC stuff (msg queue for example) compared to library call?12:09
zygaor to really state the question:12:09
Lathiatuh all now we're getting started :)12:09
mjr(personally I think that sysv ipc should be reworked on top of the posix stuff as much as possible, but ah well)12:09
zygaif 10 processes are using a shared library and call it pretty often12:09
zygahow less efficient would that be if instead of shared library I'd have a daemon process that all the other processes would talk to via any ipc 12:09
zygathe amounts of data are small in this case12:10
Lathiatwell, when your talking to another process, you usually end up context switching back and forth 12:10
bob2I'd think the extra context switch would be the issue12:10
Lathiatnot that thats often a problem and the levels most people work at12:10
bob2but would be swamped by whatever work that you're actuall ydoing12:11
mjryep, context switches12:11
zygain current setup all N processes are doing the exactly same work and get exactly same result, want to move that to a daemon12:11
zygahmm12:11
Lathiatyou also get things like, if your using dbus o rsomething, you context switch twice12:11
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Lathiatwell, 4 times, i guess12:11
Lathiatzyga: uh, why?12:11
zygajust out of curiosity ATM12:11
zygathink about all the processing done by every app12:12
zygalooking up files 12:12
zygareading files converting lots of stuff to utf812:12
Lathiatiirc gettext is pretty effecient, the files are mmaped with a hash table built into them or something12:12
zygaLathiat, only if you have utf8 encoded files12:12
Lathiatzyga: there are better performance problems to solve atm :)12:12
zygaLathiat, otherwise it transcodes them back to any locale your app is using (which is utf8 pretty often(12:12
Lathiati.e. lots of things that go and read in 350 files12:12
zygaLathiat, nah I care about i18n :-)12:12
zygaLathiat, that too12:12
bob2figuring out why gnome is so goddamn slow would be a good one to work on12:13
zygaLathiat, gettextd could buid a cache in /var/cache/gettext12:13
zygaone big file with simple database12:13
Lathiatbob2: theres alot of optimization for gnome already figured out12:13
Lathiatpeople just need to fix it12:13
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zygacould be better i/o wise than gazillion of .mo files12:13
Lathiatfixing gconf woudl be a good start12:13
mdkemultimedia needs fixing in breezy too12:13
Lathiatgrahame bowland had a workign sqlite gconf frontend 12:13
Lathiatmdke: multimedia is hard 12:13
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mdkeLathiat, i'm sure12:14
Lathiatwhat we need is gstreamer totally kicking ass12:14
mdkeit was better in hoary though12:14
Lathiatso you can just drop in the appropriate plugins12:14
Lathiatfrom less legalish sources :)12:14
Lathiatmdke: howso?12:14
mdkeLathiat, well i have mp3s on a gnump3d server and I can't play em remotely with totem12:14
Lathiatyou could never play mp3s out of the box12:15
Lathiatwhats gnump3d ?12:15
mdkeits just an mp3 server12:15
Lathiatis the problem here getting it out of the server or decoding the mp312:15
mdkethe former12:15
Lathiatright12:15
Lathiatwell i repeat my question, what the f**k is gnump3d? :)12:16
Lathiatwhat does it serve over?12:16
mdkehttp12:16
Lathiatthat should work fine?12:16
Lathiatas long as you have the mp3 decoder installed12:16
Lathiatwhich it isnt by default due to patenty or something issues12:16
zygaLathiat, right unless ubuntu buys a 100K license for gstreamer ;-)12:17
Lathiatzyga: :)12:17
mdkei have the decoder12:17
mdketotem doesn't get the right signals from firefox i guess12:17
zyga(100K buys a unlimted number of software licenses for any one software)12:17
Lathiatzyga: heh, cute12:17
zygaLathiat, ah my mistake12:18
zygaonly 50K12:18
Lathiatpetty cash ;)12:18
zygahttp://www.mp3licensing.com/royalty/software.html12:18
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zygalet's wait for a sponsor to pay for legal mad :-)12:19
zygaactually12:19
zygaa fundraiser for 50K is pretty possible12:19
zygaughh12:19
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Lathiatwow, whoever gets that money must be making a killing12:20
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Lathiatapparently i can get a plugin for my new phone to support vorbis, which is nifty12:21
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zygawhat is .m4a12:24
bob2http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M4a12:25
Yagisan zyga: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M4a12:25
bob2zing!12:25
zygaah12:25
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highvoltagei can't find an answer for this anywhere. my breezy installation creates reiser4 partitions fine, but doesn't want to mount it. is reiser4 support complete in ubuntu?12:43
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siretarthi Mez 12:43
siretartMez: where are you? 12:43
Mezaround warwick12:44
MezI'm on my way to heathrow12:44
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siretartah12:45
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\shMez: so u missing the start :)12:45
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Mezyeah12:46
zygahighvoltage, cat /proc/filesystems ?12:46
Mezwont be there till 5:4512:46
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bob2highvoltage: erm12:48
bob2highvoltage: resier4 isn't in the kernel...12:48
Yagisanhighvoltage: you need a -mm kernel for that, but we have other nice filesystems for you to try12:49
bob2just use ext312:50
zygaerr, just use reiserfs12:50
alexblighHi: I know this is not a support channel (just been sent here from #ubuntu as apparently this is sufficiently arcane) BUT: I am trying to get ubuntu installed on a machine with a 9500SX 3-Ware RAID controller. Contoller support was added after 2.6.12. This is to be the only filesystem in the machine. My attempt to do this so far involves building a custom kernel package (backporting the 3-ware driver to 2.6.12( and it recogni12:51
highvoltagei'm using reiserfs atm, just wanted to play with the built-in compression in r4. thanks, i'll keep an eye out for it in dapper.12:51
Yagisanhighvoltage: I use ext3 or root, all others are jfs12:51
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carstenhalexbligh: everything after "( and it recogni" has been cut off12:52
alexblightry again12:53
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alexblighHi: I know this is not a support channel (just been sent here from #ubuntu as apparently this is sufficiently arcane) BUT: I am trying to get ubuntu installed on a machine with a 9500SX 3-Ware RAID controller. Contoller support was added after 2.6.12. This is to be the only filesystem in the machine. My attempt to do this so far involves building a custom kernel package (backporting the 3-ware driver to 2.6.1212:54
highvoltagezyga: me too, that's why i asked :)12:54
alexbligh and it recognizes the RAID controller, but I get lots of invalid LUNs and mkfs grinds to an incredibly slow halt. 12:54
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alexblighWhen I make a new CD I get /dev/rd0 not present (why does it care) and boot drops into a shell.12:55
alexblighI don't know whether my backport failed (in which case what's the best way to get 2.6.14 into a kernel package WITH appropriat dpatch's) or whether my attempt to make a CD is screwed12:55
alexblighAny suggestions?12:55
alexblighIt's a 1.5Tb disk12:56
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madduckjbailey: happy birthday! :)01:19
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gouchiHi01:40
gouchiI was wandering how http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/ is it uses ?01:41
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gouchiis it uses to solve some hardware problem ?01:43
gouchior just to have statistic about which hardware did or didn't work ?01:44
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ogragouchi, both... even if we currently only collect the data, its planned to a.) provide statistics about hardware used, b.) show problematic hardware and c.) give an hardware overview for bugtracking01:50
gouchiok ;-)01:50
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gouchicool01:50
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jbaileymadduck|msg_me: Thanks. =)01:58
ograjbailey, !!!01:59
seb128hey Jeff01:59
ograjbailey, happy getting older !!!01:59
jsgotangcobirthday?01:59
ogranow you belong to the grown ups :)01:59
tsengogra: only if he cuts that hair02:00
highvoltageogra: why, how old is jbaily now?02:00
zuljbailey: foogey02:00
ograhighvoltage, never ask a girl for her age ;)02:00
highvoltageogra: lol!02:00
jsgotangcobwhahaa02:00
tsengoh man02:00
jsgotangcoespecially with blue highlights...02:01
bob2jbailey: oh, happy birthday02:01
highvoltageogra: how to you set your irc name / network on launchpad? I didn't get those fields.02:02
ograhighvoltage, ask Seveas02:02
ograhe does it for us02:02
highvoltageogra: ok.02:03
ograhighvoltage, oh, on launchpad... i thought on irc02:03
zulogra: stop beeping ;)02:03
ogradunno, i just did it ...02:03
mdkei think the functionality may have been removed from the LP member configuration screen02:04
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mdkeit used to be there02:04
highvoltageogra: no, sorry, i'm an idiot. the fields are there, i think i just looked passwd it somehow02:04
ograhighvoltage, go to edit your details... its in the lower box on the right02:04
mdkeoh good02:04
ograit has a extra box02:04
ograhighvoltage, dont forget to subscribe to the edubuntu team ;)02:05
bob2it's gone it seems02:05
mdkenah it's there02:06
mdkejust a bit harder to find02:06
ograeeek02:06
ograhow did i end up on this one ? https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/openoffice-gnome02:06
jbaileyogra, zul, bob2: tahnks. =)02:06
jsgotangcoogra: edubuntu has an lp team??02:07
ograjsgotangco, suure :)02:07
highvoltageogra: just joined. launchpad++ :)02:07
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ograits only some days old yet ...02:07
ajmitchhi02:08
ogramorning ajmitch 02:08
ajmitchogra: more specs for you? :)02:08
ograseems like ....02:08
jsgotangcohi ajmitch 02:09
ajmitchhello jsgotangco 02:09
ograstruggling with my presentation brought me this i guess.... as if werent enough that ooo2 annoys me while working with it, now i'm also supposed to fix it *g*02:09
jsgotangcodapper ooo2?02:09
ograit didnt work for my presentation un breezy... so i think its supposed to be fixed in dapper02:11
ogra(didnt try the final 2.0 packages yet)02:11
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mdkewe need some templates to open openoffice documents in nautilus by right-click02:14
mdkethat would be cool02:14
ograi think there is a 'BOF scheduled for it... but dont quote me on that02:14
jsgotangcothat would be nice02:14
ajmitchmorning CaiN_SA 02:15
CaiN_SAelo02:15
mdkealso having a gnome save file dialogue in openoffice would be very cool02:15
CaiN_SAhow you ?02:15
mdkeso you can select bookmarks02:15
\shajmitch: where r u...02:15
seb128already discussed on the list02:15
seb128you can02:15
mdkeooh02:15
seb128it's not used by default for stability reasons02:15
ajmitch\sh: about to head down to breakfast..02:15
ajmitch\sh: you?02:15
mdkeseb128, the templates, or the save dialogue?02:15
ograi guess ooo2 will have improved over the next 6 months, so it might be usable by then02:15
seb128the second02:15
CaiN_SAerm sitting in my room02:15
mdkecool02:16
\shajmitch: already there and trying to drink my 10th coffee02:16
seb128the templates have already been discussed too02:16
mdkei filed a bug on the templates but had no reply02:16
seb128and we decided that's up to the box admin to ship a set of thoses02:16
CaiN_SAajmitch, 02:16
ajmitch\sh: ok, will be down in ~2 min :)02:16
ogra\sh, youre down again ? 02:16
seb128mdke, probably because he got assigned to nobody?02:16
\shogra: yepp..02:16
CaiN_SAhmmmmmmm02:16
mdkeseb128, there was a QA02:16
seb128?02:17
\shogra: but i have to head up in a few...to get my gpg stuff on my small baby02:17
CaiN_SAwe gonna go park downstairs in the lobby02:17
ograooooohhhhhhhh, new members for the edubuntu launchpad team :-D02:17
jsgotangcohehe02:17
mdkeseb128, #1715402:17
ograwheee ... approved :)02:18
ograjsgotangco, highvoltage, you'll now recognize a little emblem in the box on the left in your account page ;)02:18
seb128mdke, ah, you filled it on openoffice02:18
jsgotangcowow i see it02:18
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seb128mdke, not sure what is the right place, but previous discussion states that we don't want to ship templates anyway02:19
mdkeseb128, ok. Which month of the ml archives should I look in for that? I can't see a reason not to do this, windows does it and users will expect it02:19
ograjsgotangco, whats "TL" ?02:20
jsgotangcoogra: Tagalog02:20
ograah... its attached to te flag emblem...02:20
ogralooks like its separate02:20
seb128mdke, not sure, it's like 1,5 years old ... dunno if that's one of the current lists, maybe you can mail the list about that to have a new discussion02:20
mdkeoh right02:21
mdkeseb128, i see the discussion about gtk dialogues in september, thanks for pointing that out02:21
mdkeseb128, should I assign that bug away from openoffice2-gnome then?02:21
seb128mdke, basically you have to make easy for user to get ride of the templates they don't want, and make easy for them to get new one, make easy too for admin to set new ones/for user to no use them02:21
mdkehmm02:22
mdkewhy?02:22
mdkethey don't get in the way02:22
mdkeanyhow we can revert this discussion to the ML, I'm sure you're busy right now02:23
seb128yeah, I've to go for breakfast02:23
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seb128they do get on the way, if I don't use openoffice (and I don't), I don't want to have my nautilus menu listing those02:24
mdkehmm02:24
mdkeit's listed in the applications menu, that isn't in the way02:24
mdkebut i take your point02:25
seb128maybe I masked the applications menu entries with a menu editor? :)02:25
mdkeso we need a template editor :)02:25
seb128he he02:26
seb128anyway breakfast time02:26
seb128see you later02:26
mdkelater02:26
mdkethanks02:26
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CaiN_SAajmitch, where you dude ?02:30
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\shCaiN_SA: he's having breakfast02:32
CaiN_SAah ok02:34
CaiN_SAwhere you ?\02:34
CaiN_SAalso parking off there ?02:35
\shCaiN_SA: in our room just now...on our way down somehow02:37
zuli suggest the elevator :)02:37
CaiN_SAlol come to the bar :)02:38
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CaiN_SAcleear02:41
zakamehi all02:42
CaiN_SAyo02:43
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sivangmorning all :)03:22
ajmitchmorning sivang 03:23
sivanghey ajmitch03:23
ajmitchsivang: where are you?03:24
sivangajmitch: Ubuntu Love Day quesions about breezy panel03:24
ajmitchright, so you are here already :)03:25
sivangyeah :)03:25
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frenkeldoes anybody know why gnome-btdownload 0.18 was included in breezy? there's a 0.22 already (released in september)03:52
frenkelthe 0.18 version lacks support for changing port numbers and stuff03:52
tsengbecause that was well after autosyncs and upstream version change03:52
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tseng*upstream version freeze03:53
frenkelmm, k03:53
frenkelbut 0.18 was released 24 januari03:53
frenkeland 0.19 was 4 march03:53
mdkeyou can always install the new version03:53
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frenkeli know03:53
frenkelbut was it frozen before march already?03:54
mdkeyou have to look at when they came into debian i think03:54
frenkelah ok03:54
frenkelwell, lets hope 0.22 will be in dapper then ;)03:54
tsengyou could prepare a diff03:55
frenkelwhat do you mean?03:56
Kamiongnome-btdownload | 0.0.22-1ubuntu1 |        dapper | source, all03:57
Kamionit's already in dapper03:57
mdke:)03:57
frenkelty :)03:58
frenkelwhere can i read that? :p03:58
frenkeli mean, where did you read that?03:58
\shapt-cache madison ,)04:00
frenkel:p ty04:00
\shand have dappers deb-src in your sources list04:01
zakamehi all04:12
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zakamehow do I add myself to LP ubuntumembers list?04:13
spaynezakame: you can't04:14
spaynezakame: i was made a member recently but you need sabdfl to add you04:14
spaynezakame: he is very busy atm so you will just have to wait like me :)04:14
zakamespayne: ah ok :D04:15
spaynezakame: when you are added, you also get your ubuntu.com email04:15
spaynewhiprush: ping04:15
jsgotangcoas long as you have singed the CoC =)04:15
spaynei have signed the CoC04:15
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zakamejsgotangco: I have, since joining :)04:16
jsgotangcozakame: CC board can add members04:16
spaynethey are all so busy atm04:17
zakamespayne: yes, I remember you last meet :)04:17
spaynezakame: :)04:17
zakameno hurry, just ironing out some wondering :))04:17
spaynestill not on Planet Ubuntu yet04:18
spaynesigh04:18
jsgotangcoask a sync from elmo =)04:18
spayneelmo: when will Planet Ubuntu be synced?04:19
mdkeor alternatively, stop complaining about it04:19
spaynemdke either way works :)04:19
mdkei am bugging him quite regularly about it04:19
zakamehaha04:19
spayneme or elmo?04:19
mdkebut there is a problem and it will take a long time04:19
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mdkeso give up for now pls04:19
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spaynemdke: how long is a along time?04:19
zakamenight all04:19
spaynenight zakame04:19
mdkeenough time for you to do loads of work in the documentation team04:19
zakameor in MOTU :D04:20
spaynemdke: i have been checking all the iFolder and finishing the Hula stuff04:20
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spaynemdke: as some twit had changed a lot of he iFolder stuff so i was broke04:20
spaynemdke: the downer of having a Wiki :(04:20
mdkespayne, if you look at HelpContents you will see how to revert bad changes04:20
spaynemdke: i reverted them as well as add some stuff04:21
spaynemdke: it is just bloody annoying04:21
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spaynemdke: i also put in a redirection from the old Hoary iFolder/Hula pages to the new ones04:23
spaynemdke: so i've been keeping myself busy :)04:23
spaynemdke: i am then gonna tidy up the Beagle stuff as there is too much and confusing stuff04:24
mdkeyou can just delete HulaHowTo04:24
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hyperactivecrondhey all04:25
jsgotangcomdke: hehehe04:26
mdke?04:26
jsgotangcomdke: the planet thing04:26
mdkebah04:27
mdkeall the best blogs aren't on planet04:27
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highvoltagemy lag is 5.10. should i blame ubuntu? :)04:28
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spaynemdke: like mine ;)04:28
mdkehmm04:29
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spayne:(04:30
mdkejsgotangco, anyway, it's all about loco-planets now anyhow04:30
jsgotangcomdke: im trying the handsfree email thing on dasher04:30
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jsgotangcomdke: we haven't gotten one yet i'm about  to fix the server now04:31
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mdkeoh cool04:31
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spaynehey sabdfl04:32
ivokshello04:32
sladenit must be morning over there04:32
Kinnisonyer, 'tis 10:3404:34
jsgotangcosladen: grooviness personified didn't go to ubz?04:34
Kinnisoncouldn't find a way to mooch his way over :-)04:35
jsgotangcolol04:36
sladenjsgotangco: well at least whiprush can't blame for spreading any evilflu this time (*ahem*, it has thom's fault anyway)04:38
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sladenKinnison: 10:34!  Must have been a sunday04:41
mdkejsgotangco, dasher?04:45
jsgotangcomdke: predictive text entry 04:46
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mdkecheating em04:46
mdkeem/eh04:46
mdkenice04:46
jsgotangcowell if you have a device that follows your eyes, it can be used..04:47
mdkeor your hat :)04:47
jsgotangcoi also used kmousetool04:49
jsgotangcohehe04:49
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sivantype something to me in hebrew05:04
sivanbtw - I really ENJOYED our flight chat, made my time fly :)05:04
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sivanah oops :)05:05
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jdubKamion: dude, FirstAgainstTheWall wasn't on the spec list! :o we sould totally do that05:12
Kinnisoncan irssi be taught not to display channel keys in the status bar?05:17
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mdkeKinnison, keys as in numbers?05:23
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Kinnisonmdke: no, channel key as in channel password05:23
mdkeah05:24
mdkeKinnison, possibly /help statusbar i guess05:24
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Kinnisonmdke: yeah, I think I have to redefine how it formats channel modes, or something equally joy-inducing05:24
mdkeyeah sounds like a fun way to spend 10 minutes05:25
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alexblighIf I want to make a kernel package with 2.6.14 in, what is the best way to go about it? I have followed the instructions on the wiki (et al) and can happily make packages with patched versions of 2.6.12 in, but copying the debian directory into 2.6.14 does not work in an obvious manner05:27
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ivoks:)05:29
ivoksit's not that simple05:30
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ddew|bofhHey05:31
zulalexbligh: you might want to look at the ubuntu git tree at http://www.kernel.org/git05:31
zulim not sure if it builds yet though 05:31
alexblighhmmm - I'll have a look05:32
ddew|bofhAre there any known bugs in the ppc64 kernel that would cause random sig11s?05:33
alexblighzul: thanks. If that builds, it will do what I want.05:34
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pkernWhere could I retrieve the breezy netinstall cdr image with ~8 Mb?05:54
fabbionepkern: archive.ubuntu.com/dists/breezy/main/installer-....05:55
fabbione(more or less)05:55
pkernYeah, I already looked there, but I remember that there was a location with isos in it. In this one there's only a simple directory.05:56
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pkern|:06:01
sabdflmjg59: ping06:04
sabdflhttps://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-dev/+poll/tb-nomination-mjg59-2005/ ;-)06:04
Kamionpkern: look harder :) http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso06:04
pkernKamion: Oh well, then they are only available for i386 ):06:05
ivoksurgh...06:06
Kamionpkern: what arch in particular are you looking for?06:06
ivokshttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/06:06
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pkernKamion, ppc06:06
Kamiondebian-installer (20051018) unstable; urgency=low06:07
Kamion  [ Colin Watson ] 06:07
Kamion  * Build mini.iso images for powerpc and powerpc64 netboot.06:07
Kamion -- Joey Hess <joeyh@debian.org>  Tue, 18 Oct 2005 15:57:35 -040006:07
ivoksuh06:07
Kamioni.e. I did that recently, will be available for dapper06:07
mdkecongrats mjg59 06:07
pkernOh you're Colin... :D06:07
ivoks:))06:07
Kamionyou can basically just bung all the bits from http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/installer-powerpc/current/images/powerpc/netboot/ onto a CD with an appropriately-munged yaboot.conf, though06:08
Kamionyes06:08
pkernSounds a bit weird because I don't know what to put into the boot block and why the yaboot.conf requires changes (doesn't look wrong)... But I'll probably go for the big install download then. Thanks anyway and please have it ready for dapper. ;)06:10
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Kamionpkern: changes> just to make sure the paths match wherever you put the files on the CD06:14
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Kamionyou do need to mess around with an hfs.map file and funny mkisofs options, it's true06:15
Kamionbut there's no need to exhort me to have it ready for dapper; it's already been uploaded to Debian so it will propagate into dapper when I merge debian-installer06:15
Kamionwhich is a when, not an if :)06:15
mjg59sabdfl: Thanks!06:15
pkernAh it was a Debian change, fine then. :D06:15
Kamionright06:16
pkernI'll run jigdo-lite for now, thanks anyway for your help.06:16
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jdubsabdfl: i didn't even realise the vote was in a working state!06:17
jdubsabdfl: is that a quorum of members?06:17
sabdflmdz: https://launchpad.net/people/techboard/06:17
tsengi think a quorum would be a bit more than 26 by now06:18
sabdfljdub: it's a majority vote, i don't think we wrote any bits about a quorum, good point06:18
\shmjg59: congrats :)06:18
sabdflmjg59: pretty compelling result06:18
mjg59sabdfl: Seemingly so06:18
mjg59How's Montreal (for those over there)?06:18
\shsabdfl: but there are more then 26 members...06:18
danielsmjg59: vancouver is cold and wet06:18
jdubmjg59: sweet, but "BZ" was FALSE ADVERTISING06:19
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mjg59jdub: Dude, people said that06:19
\shmjg59: less then 4 hours of sleep 06:19
dilingerit snowed most of yesterday in boston06:19
sabdflmjg59: off to a good start, considering we stumbled back to the hotel at around 4am this morning06:19
dilingertoday it's like 60F06:19
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CaiN_SAlol sh06:20
CaiN_SAyou tired ?06:20
sabdflthe wonders of automatic scheduling indeed... less management, more drinking06:20
sabdflCaiN_SA: sleep deprivation is normal. liver catastrophe isn't :-)06:20
Kinnisonsabdfl: mmm bze06:20
jdubsabdfl: maybe we need to apply automatic scheduling to our drinking timetable06:20
CaiN_SAhaha sabdfl 06:20
sabdfljdub: i was trying to do time-based rounds of beer06:21
CaiN_SAsabdfl, who r u ?06:21
Kinnisonsabdfl: so long as that didn't result in regular time-based releases06:21
jdubsabdfl: oh, man, no wonder my ears are bleeding06:21
\shCaiN_SA: the boss ,-) 06:21
CaiN_SAi dont have hangover or anything06:21
jdubKinnison: luckily the releases were predictable and reliable though!06:22
CaiN_SAeveryting is to expensive here ;p06:22
Kinnisonjdub: and well targetted?06:22
CaiN_SAthe boss ?06:22
ogra\sh, thats an american rock musician06:22
jdubKinnison: i can only hope so06:22
tsengogra: is it?06:22
dilingersabdfl == springsteen?06:22
ogradunno, isnt he called like that ? 06:22
zulspringsteen06:22
ogra*g*06:23
tsengby the way you guys should knock off all the silliness06:23
tsengcommunity members will start leaving in a huff06:23
tsengand rewriting their reviews06:23
ograheh06:23
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sladendilinger: what's 60F in real temperatures?06:23
CaiN_SAerm06:24
CaiN_SAdunno really06:24
Kinnisonsladen: approx 1506:24
CaiN_SAim so confused in this place06:24
CaiN_SAeverything is different to south africa06:24
ajmitchheh06:24
carstenhhttp://www.google.de/search?hl=de&hs=Nxa&client=firefox&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:unofficial&q=convert+60+grad+fahrenheit+in+celsius&spell=106:24
CaiN_SAhmmm ajmitch 06:25
CaiN_SAhavnt seen you yet06:25
ajmitchyeah, I'm listening to kiko06:25
CaiN_SAlolol ya as we all are06:25
danielsajmitch: i'm sorry to hear that06:25
zulits not that cold outside06:25
CaiN_SAmultitasking is wonderfull ;006:26
danielsit does appear to be 10C outside, which is fine06:26
CaiN_SAya06:26
danielsit's the rain and fog at yvr that concerns me06:26
mdzmjg59: congratulations06:26
robitaillejdub,  do you if your map at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWorldWide gets updated?06:26
CaiN_SAbut at 3 pm06:26
CaiN_SAits extremely cold06:26
mdzmjg59: and thanks for stepping up06:26
ddew|bofhSo, anyone experienced lockups on ppc64 on 5.10?06:26
robitaillejdub,  it doesn't seems to get updated for quite a while...06:26
mjg59ddew|bofh: Solid for me06:26
jdubrobitaille: i do it manually atm06:27
jdubrobitaille: i'll run one now06:27
pefmdz: hello06:27
ddew|bofhmjg59: Even with sound?06:27
robitaillejdub,  thanks.  I corrected the guy who put himself by mistake at the South Pole :)06:27
ajmitchrobitaille: so I'm the southernmost person again?06:28
CaiN_SAyeah prolly ajmitch 06:28
jdubrobitaille: update! update!06:28
ddew|bofhmjg59: Got any hints/guides I can read?06:28
mjg59ddew|bofh: That's a point - I've never tried sound06:28
mjg59ddew|bofh: Uhm. For tracking down lockups? Not really, I'm afraid.06:29
jdubgoing to mjg59's house is a good start :)06:29
pefmdz: I've made some debdiff for breezy-updates, are you the man who check them ?06:29
ddew|bofhGetting 5.10 to run on ppc64 I meant :)06:29
ddew|bofhSound was enabled by default and it seems solid enough for a while but after that it just oopses06:29
ograpef, universe ? 06:29
ograpef, run them through dholbach or me for preselection to keep the workload for Kamion and mdz low06:30
pefogra: ok, and yes, they are for universe06:31
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wasabihmm looks like the d-i partman ... stops, when changing a part name to "" on macs. ;)06:33
mdkeSeveas, do you know of a way to view those ogg videos on your site without firefox crashing? damn totem keeps crashing on me06:34
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pefogra: should I list them on a wikipage ? for the moment they are lost in launchpad bug reports (one correct a FTBFS, another one correct a non working apps, another a broken package), I already asked to dholbacj, who adviced me to submit them to mdz or Kamion06:36
ograjust add the info to the bugreport and notify us about the bug06:38
ogras/bug/bugs/06:38
mdzpef: if they're straightforward, send them to me, otherwise ask ogra for help getting an initial review06:38
pefok :)06:39
mdkeno one else get's this on their "update"? Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy-security/universe/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2)06:40
pefogra: they are on Malone, #3360, #3142, #2018, #3576, #335006:40
ograpef, ok, i'll look at them this evening i have to listen to some talks...06:41
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tsengdholbach: !06:42
dholbachyay! :)06:42
ogradholbach, whoever of us me first today: <pef> ogra: they are on Malone, #3360, #3142, #2018, #3576, #335006:42
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ajmitchhey dholbach :)06:43
dholbachogra: right06:43
dholbachpef: thank you06:43
Kamionwasabi: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=117006:44
Kamionwasabi: it's surprisingly hard to fix06:44
dholbachajmitch: hey andrew06:44
pefdholbach: which kind of changes are accepted for x-updates ?  06:44
dholbachpef: urgent, very easily comprehensible ones06:44
Kamionogra: just mdz, I'm not reviewing breezy-updates06:45
ograoki06:45
pefdholbach: very small debdiff I presume :)06:45
Kamion17:30 < ogra> pef, run them through dholbach or me for preselection to keep the workload for Kamion and mdz low06:45
Kamion^-- re that06:45
wasabifunny.06:45
Kamionmdz: I just fixed a germinate bug (or at least I think I did, haven't got elmo to test it yet) that, er, accidentally caused everything in extra to end up in all06:46
Kamionmdz: this bug was in the version of germinate in breezy - once elmo's tested it, can I upload that to breezy-updates?06:47
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danielslamont-away: if you've not left yet, can you please bring a soldering iron? :)07:04
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Treenaksdaniels: where are you then?07:05
danielsTreenaks: not at home07:06
tsengdaniels: i watched him take a pocket knife through the airport last time07:08
tsengdaniels: we'll see how he does with an iron07:08
danielstseng: heh07:09
tsengwe are getting on a plane and lamont says, oh.. i still have my leatherman07:09
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wasabidarnit.07:24
wasabiThe Breezy DVD I just burnted is corrupt.07:24
wasabi*weep*07:24
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Seveasmdke, foodfight.org is not my site, ask Treenaks :)07:41
mdkeoh sorry doh07:41
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Keybuk*blink*08:48
Keybukyou know, I have no idea how to upload to ubuntu08:48
KeybukI really have out-sourced that knowledge to dupload08:49
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MithrandirKeybuk: "ftp to upload.ubuntu.com"?08:53
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KeybukMithrandir: yeah, I looked in dupload.conf :p08:54
Mithrandirheh08:55
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elmoKamion: new germinate is happy - thanks09:08
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andi5hi. i hope you dont mind me asking newbie questions :( can somebody quickly give me a hint where i can get kernel sources from? i mean the 2.6.12 tree configured like my iso? (patched might be enough with /proc/config.gz?)09:43
Mithrandirandi5: apt-get source linux-image-`uname -r`, but why do you want to do that?09:51
andi5Mithrandir: i need newer wlan drivers09:51
andi5Mithrandir: i remember issuing something like apt-get kernel-tree in debian irrc. i will try above now :) thanks a lot!09:52
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Mithrandirthey'll probably build outside the tree, so you can just do apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r` and point the makefile to /usr/src/linux-headers-`uname -r` and it should work.09:52
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andi5Mithrandir: hm, i think i need a "fully configured kernel tree", will see whether this is correct09:54
Mithrandiryes, my last suggestion should give you that.09:54
andi5Mithrandir: yeehaw. thank you so much ;-) - make install; depmod; ifup&down and i can remove the cable :)10:06
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Kamionelmo: ok, cool, I'll send that in the direction of breezy-updates too then10:16
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ukhI'm looking at a debian/changelog from an Ubuntu patch and I don't have a clue about Ubuntu...  does "malone" mean anything in the Ubuntu tongue?10:34
\shukh: http://launchpad.net/10:35
\shukh: then bugs10:35
ukh\sh: thanks!10:35
\shukh: your welcome10:36
\shugh...i'm tired10:38
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wasabiThere a Debconf tutorial that describes how to use multiselect anywhere?10:40
madsen!seen khakionion10:40
madsenHmm...10:40
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AkatemikHi. I was thinking of remastering an ubuntu-livecd for my own needs, biggest difference being a need to make it boot on multiple archs. But I haven't been able to find technical documentation how the livecd-system works on ubuntu.10:52
AkatemikFrom seeing how it boots it almost feels as it is installing something and booting to that.10:52
AkatemikThis image is reinforced by the fact that in addition to the cloop-fs the cds contain release-files and deb-packets.10:53
AkatemikCould someone point me where I could learn about the current system and possibly modify it without reverse engineering everything?10:53
pittiinfinity: already awake?10:55
elmoisn't he, like, on a plane?10:56
CarlFKAkatemik - I would ask on the dev list: http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel10:56
AkatemikCarlFK: I will, if I no-one answers me on IRC (it should be faster, especially if there's complete documentation somewhere and I'm just blind with my googling). Thanks.10:56
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CarlFKat any one time there are generaly 2 versions of ubuntu "active" - the current one and the one in beta.  do these two have "official" names, like stable/testing, current/beta, thisone/nextone...? 11:01
HrdwrBoBthere's one 'active'11:01
HrdwrBoBand one for people who know what the name of the next version is11:02
AkatemikLike dapper?11:02
CarlFKI was looking for 2 terms that don't change as versions are relased11:02
HrdwrBoByou really don't11:03
HrdwrBoBit's not useful11:03
HrdwrBoBif you set it to 'unstable' (not that it exists) your box will be probably spend 70% of it's time broken11:03
wasabiThere anyway in debconf to make the requirement of one question depend on the answer of another?11:04
wasabiAnd then show them all in the same db_go batch.11:04
wasabi(I am thinking about GUI based debconf)11:04
HrdwrBoBthere may be a link from 'stable' to the current release, but you really don't want to go upgrading your whole OS wily-nily11:05
CarlFKHrdwrBoB - its forfor human comunications not machine11:06
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Kamionmadsen: there's not too much to describe if you already know the rest of debconf; the debconf-devel(7) man page should describe everything you need, I think11:15
Kamionwasabi: I don't understand "make the requirement of one question depend on the answer of another"11:15
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wasabiKamion, Well, I have a question "Does your Kerberos 5 configuration have SRV records?"11:16
wasabiAnd if not, I want to ask for two server names.11:16
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wasabiBut, on a GUI based debconf, It makes sense to display them all on one page.11:16
Kamionwasabi: you can't do that with only one GO11:17
wasabiAlas.11:17
wasabiThe UI is going to be pretty nasty, then. Basically little tiny questions per page.11:17
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Kamionyou can do that *sort* of thing with clever debconf filtering - oem-config does this kind of thing11:17
Kamionit's pretty hard to write code like that, but it's possible, providing you're willing to implement the frontend yourself11:17
wasabiA simple dependency setting on one template for another, which the curses part ignored, but the GUI part disabled/enabled boxes with would be interesting.11:17
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KamionI don't think dependencies are the right model - I don't think it would be expressive enough11:18
neurogeekHello there..11:18
neurogeekAnyone working with Ubuntu installer??11:18
Kamionneurogeek: yes11:18
wasabiWell, you see where I'm going though. The d-i GUI frontend is a bit sucky.11:18
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wasabiSince it's this huge screen.11:18
Mithrandirs/templates/widgets/11:18
neurogeekKamion, hello.. nice meeting you11:18
wasabiWith one little question per screen.11:18
KamionMithrandir: indeed11:18
Kamionperl debconf doesn't support custom widgets yet though11:18
Kamioncdebconf does but it's (currently) a pig to build them outside the cdebconf tree11:19
Mithrandirtrue, but pdebconf is supposed to die a fiery death, so. :-)11:19
Kamionthat needs to be fixed sometime ...11:19
KamionMithrandir: ... eventually :)11:19
Mithrandiryeah.11:19
neurogeekKamion, im from Venezuela and we are working on a Linux MetaInstaller.. i wanted to see if you guys are interested ..11:19
Kamionwasabi: I've been hammering away trying to convince the d-i GUI people to buy into custom widgets, but they don't seem to be taking me seriously11:20
Kamionneurogeek: what's a metainstaller?11:20
wasabiI dunno. Custom widgets sounds Hard.11:20
Kamionit's the right answer for much of d-i11:20
Kamionpartman in particular11:20
wasabiIsn't that doable now?11:21
Simirasomeone has to teach me to fix bugs11:21
Kamionwasabi: in your case, though, you could just ignore the answers to the server name questions if the boolean is false, and phrase the text appropriate11:21
Kamionly11:21
Simirabrb11:21
MithrandirSimira: easy, go to bugzilla, click "resolve bug"11:21
neurogeekKamion, A MetaInstaller is a Installer with the ability to install any Linux distribution (or HURD or BSD) we are so interested in working with Ubuntu.. we already had some perfect tests with it11:21
wasabiWith a custom partman interface for the GUI d-i which just sets debconf variables.11:21
Kamionwasabi: the guts are there, although they're tricky to build11:21
wasabiANd then jumps into the normal partman logic.11:21
Kamionwasabi: that's one option, but you end up duplicating a lot of code11:21
wasabiHmm.11:21
wasabiOkay, related question. WOrking with a debconf multiselect question.11:22
wasabiI want to display options such as "Kerberos 5", but I want to code against it easily.11:22
Kamionneurogeek: patches always welcome, certainly11:22
wasabiSuch as "1"11:22
wasabior "krb5"11:22
wasabiI can't find much of a reference about debconf multiselect.11:22
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neurogeekKamion, when you've got the time.. visit http://www.latinux.org/tiki-browse_gallery.php?galleryId=8 there are some screenshot.. although they are in spanish, you can see the screens 11:23
Kamionwasabi: traditional solution is to put "krb5" in the templates file and make the English translation in en.po be "Kerberos 5"11:23
wasabiAhhh!11:23
wasabiSmart.11:23
KamionI much prefer code to screenshots :-)11:23
Kamionneurogeek: is it based on d-i?11:23
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Mithrandirwasabi: are you at UBZ?11:24
neurogeekKamion, it is a Web based Installer.. it can install locally, remotely and massively11:24
wasabiNo.11:24
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neurogeekKamion, sorry.. d-i??11:24
neurogeekah11:24
neurogeekno11:24
Mithrandirwasabi: you should have been, since I have the "remote authentication" bof tomorrow.11:24
Kamionneurogeek: the Debian installer, which we use11:24
neurogeekit is not..11:24
wasabiCan't afford it.11:24
neurogeekKamion, no.. it is based on Python +  Javascript.. entirely from scratch11:25
Mithrandirneurogeek: d-i is flexible enough to do a Hurd or BSD install using.11:25
Mithrandirsomebody just needs to sit down and do it.11:25
Kamionneurogeek: I don't think we'll be shifting to a different installer, and we don't have the resources to maintain two installers, but ideas on making installers work better with derivative distributions are certainly welcome11:25
KamionI did a fair bit of the Hurd support for d-i a while back - I just need time to persuade the thing to boot, which is the hardest bit11:26
Kamion(since booting into the Hurd without a hard-disk-backed root filesystem is tricky)11:26
neurogeekMithrandir, yes.. but what about installing other Linux distros??11:26
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Kamionneurogeek: I think that's best left to those distros' installers11:27
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Mithrandirneurogeek: if they're debian-based, it's trivial.  If they're not, then it's a bit more work, but certainly doable.11:27
Kamionat any rate, I don't think it's a problem we want to try to solve in Ubuntu; others are certainly welcome to try :)11:27
Mithrandirif somebody paid me enough $money||$booze, I guess I could hack it in, just for the hack value.11:27
neurogeekKamion, Well.. thanks anyways.. I will be sending some news later on to the ubuntu list anyway to let you know we'll be doing some more work with it.. thanks a lot11:28
Kamionin the Ubuntu installer, we need to deal with the various distributions based on Ubuntu; that's enough work for me for now, I think ;)11:28
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Kamionrpm base system installation support in d-i would be good to have, for completeness11:28
MithrandirI've been toying about the idea of using d-i for opensolaris11:28
Kamionbut there are technical problems with having an installer whose infrastructure differs too widely from the distribution it's installing11:28
Kamionyou really want to build it out of the relevant distribution11:29
neurogeekMithrandir, Kamion I now.. it just part of the goods we've try to bring.. ;)11:29
wasabiSimple sh help: I have a string such as "krb5, ldap" and I want to execute a command once per item.11:29
Kamionit may be easier once we move everything into the first stage rather than the two-stage system we have now11:29
tsengwasabi: any chance you can get the string w/o commas?11:30
wasabiSure.11:30
wasabisimple sed.11:30
Mithrandirwasabi: for i in $(sed -e 's/,//g') ; do $whatever; done11:30
Kamionor IFS=", "11:30
tsengthen just 'for i in $blah; do foo; done11:30
AkatemikAnyone working with ubuntu-live?11:30
wasabiHmm. Guess that works without spaces.11:30
KamionAkatemik: the metapackage? it's automatically generated from seed lists11:30
MithrandirI hate adjusting IFS. :-)11:31
AkatemikKamion: I mean the project as whole11:31
KamionAkatemik: you're in the right channel; speak :)11:31
AkatemikI'd like someone to give me a quick tour on what happens between inserting the cd and X starting up, or pointing me to a right doc.11:31
wasabiHmm. Okay. ANother one. I have two lists seperated by ,.  I want to union them.11:31
wasabiHeh.11:31
AkatemikI'm planning on some quite heavy customizing, so I need to know how it works.11:32
tsengwasabi: foo="$bar $baz" ?11:32
wasabiwithout dups.11:32
tsenguniq them first11:32
wasabiGuess I could run them thru sort and uniq11:32
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KamionAkatemik: the first half of it is the same as the first half of the regular Ubuntu installer (i.e. language, country, keyboard, hardware detection, network configuration)11:34
KamionAkatemik: after that, control is transferred to casper11:34
Kamionprobably the best answer to your question at the moment is to point you to the casper source package; you'll probably end up hacking it anyway11:34
AkatemikKamion: It did look like it's somehow installing something and then booting on that. Which is weird for a livecd11:34
KamionAkatemik: ? no11:35
AkatemikI tried to look into casper, but google didn't give much. Also it doesn't seem to be in breezy universe.11:35
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Kamionit mounts a compressed loop filesystem and transfers control to it11:35
Kamionit's in breezy MAIN, not universe :-)11:35
AkatemikI did found it on the pool, though.11:35
Kamionhaving stuff we depended on for the live CD in universe would not be allowed11:35
Kamion'apt-get source casper'11:36
AkatemikWell, my laptop that runs breezy doesn't show it with apt-cache, hmm...11:36
Kamionit's not a .deb, so you won't find it with tools that acquire normal binary packages11:36
Mithrandir    casper |       1.18 | http://archive.ubuntu.com dapper/main Sources11:36
Kamioncasper.dsc => casper-check.udeb + casper-udeb.udeb11:36
AkatemikKamion: Ah11:37
KamionAkatemik: note that the core of the installer and the live CD both is a minimal system which installs extra stuff into itself in order to know how to do the rest of its job; that may be what you're seeing11:37
AkatemikKamion: The weird part was when there was the ubuntu-splash and messages below it, like on a normal boot.11:37
wasabiOh. Great. Hmmm.11:37
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wasabiHMMM. Okay. Heres a question. This might not have a good answer.11:37
wasabiI have seperated a series of debconf based scripts into 2 files in my packages, which I want to source dynamically based on answers to questions in the base .config.11:38
MithrandirAkatemik: that's because that's really what it does.11:38
wasabiSince .config runes before unpack, is this even possible?11:38
wasabiI guess I need to move my logic to postinst.11:39
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Mithrandirmake the fragments into functions.11:39
wasabiTrying to avoid that... but yeah, that's an answer.11:39
AkatemikOk, I'll start looking into casper11:40
wasabiActually it has occured to me just now that I think I have to have these in postinst, as they use dig.11:40
wasabiwhich isn't part of base.11:40
Mithrandirs/base/Essential: yes/11:40
AkatemikKamion: Installs extra parts into itself, that explains the pool directory?11:40
AkatemikAnd dists11:40
KamionAkatemik: right11:41
AkatemikKamion: How come the installer doesn't have all those parts "installed" by default?11:41
Kamionwasabi: indeed, you can't rely on anything much in the filesystem in .config, save for Essential: yes packages and debconf itself11:42
AkatemikIt seems like an useless level of complexity to play with debs in a livecd11:42
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KamionAkatemik: they're not debs, they're installer components11:42
Kamiondifferent11:42
Kamionwe will be simplifying the live CD in dapper, though11:42
AkatemikKamion: Just after I get the hang of the current process :)11:43
KamionAkatemik: the core of the installer is used in a number of different situations, which don't all use the same pieces; this system gives us more flexibility11:43
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AkatemikKamion: Hmm, ok.11:43
Kamionalso, it has some benefits in low-memory environments, etc.11:43
AkatemikKamion: It would just seem that loading the cloop-image and running from there would have all the necessary components11:43
Kamionand for maintainability - don't want to have to rebuild the core of the installer every time we change, say, the partitioner11:43
MithrandirI have noticed that "installer which installs packages into itself" breaks people's minds, while it's really sweet.11:43
KamionAkatemik: it does, once we get far enough to be able to load said cloop image11:44
AkatemikKamion: Isn't cloop support in the kernel?11:44
KamionAkatemik: like almost everything else, it's modular11:44
Mithrandiryou don't want a custom kernel for the live cd.11:45
Kamionour kernel packages spit out loop-modules-*.udeb with the relevant module11:45
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AkatemikMithrandir: You don't?11:45
Mithrandiror for the installer CD either.11:45
Kamionit's not in the installer core, because it doesn't need to be in the installer core :-)11:45
KamionAkatemik: definitely not11:45
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Kamionthe big focus of doing the live CD this way was maintainability; one kernel, one hardware detection strategy, etc.11:45
Kamionnow that it's settled down, we can make it faster11:45
AkatemikHmm. The mindset is quite different from my previous debian vs. knoppix one.11:45
wasabiCool. Done and works.11:46
AkatemikUsing one system for both...11:46
MithrandirAkatemik: no, because then it's even more painful to maintain, and you get problems with the live cd kernel not booting on $obscure_piece_of_hardware while other kernels work.11:46
Kamionyes, we started out with morphix and had a lot of problems with it11:46
bur[n] er(but fast ;)11:46
Kamionmost of the existing live CD systems seemed to share a number of the basic problems we were encountering, so we decided to rethink it from scratch11:46
AkatemikFrankly, I have to admid that I haven't yet decided which distro I will use as the base for my project.11:46
Kamionbur[n] er: except for the poor sod who had to spend two weeks putting together the warty live CD for just one architecture and trying to make it sort of work11:47
bur[n] eralex? :)11:47
AkatemikFor a start ubuntu seemed nice, because it works quite well automatically. Like knoppix, but it is so over optimized that remastering didn't seem that trivial.11:47
Kamionwith the (then) new architecture, we got three architectures for free with very little ongoing effort11:47
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Kamionbur[n] er: alex was supposed to be doing it but didn't deliver; somebody else had to step itn11:48
Kamionin11:48
AkatemikAnd just before the ubuntu system seemed like overloaded with complexity :) But it might be that the system makes keeping up with releases a lot easier for me.11:48
Kamionthere is certainly a fair bit of complexity in the current system, some of which is unnecessary11:48
KamionI'll be the first (well, maybe second) of the responsible developers to admit that it needs work :-)11:49
MithrandirAkatemik: you've looked at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveCDCustomizationHowTo ?11:49
AkatemikMithrandir: Yes, I've used it as a base for my project11:50
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AkatemikMithrandir: Without that I doubt I would have even began with ubuntu11:50
CarlFKshould http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/breezy/release/ only have DVD images?11:50
Mithrandirheh, 'k11:50
KamionCarlFK: yeah, the rest are on http://releases.ubuntu.com/breezy/11:51
KamionCarlFK: there should probably be a link11:51
AkatemikKamion: You wouldn't happen to have a mailing list or something for dapper-live, so I could follow the devel?11:51
KamionAkatemik: it's not split off from the rest of Ubuntu development at the moment, so just ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com11:53
AkatemikKamion: Ok11:53
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AkatemikKamion: BTW, are you on x86 or all platforms?11:56
tsengx86, ppc, and amd64 are fully supported11:56
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tsengthere are other archs in various stages11:56
tsengports.ubuntu.com11:57
Akatemiktseng: That hardly means that all the devs know about all of those...11:57
tsengim not sure how that is relevant11:58
Akatemiktseng: It's relevant if I want to ask Kamion ppc-questions.11:58
tsengmeh, kamion specifically11:58
KamionAkatemik: I have all three11:58
Kamionat the moment I'm on powerpc11:58
AkatemikKamion: Great, since ppc is the one that doesn't even boot yet11:59
Kamionwhat sort of powerpc, and what are you trying to boot?11:59
AkatemikI'm doing a x86/ppc hybrid livecd, and testing on an ibook11:59
KamionI've done a hybrid, but only once; I did get it to at least boot12:00
Akatemikx86 boots and fails when starting xdm, but goes to console so I've reached the first milestone there12:00
KamionI assume you know all the mkisofs options you need12:00
AkatemikI finally got bored how nobody makes hybrid livecds and began to make my own12:00
AkatemikKamion: I think so, I use the ones given in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveCDCustomizationHowTo12:00
AkatemikBut it gave me "Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable mount root fd on unknown-block(0,1)"12:01
Kamionbefore getting as far as d-i?12:01
Kamionsounds like it can't find the initrd; did you keep all the files in the same locations relative to the root of the CD, particularly the stuff in /install/?12:02
AkatemikKamion: Frankly I don't know. I haven't tested it myself, I had my friend on it. I have to go there physically tomorrow to speed up deving12:02
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AkatemikKamion: I separated x86 and ppc into their own folder, ppc is in i-ppc12:03
AkatemikAfterwards I changed the references in yaboot.conf12:03

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