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mdzdaniels: dunno12:02
mdztrailing whitespace on macro definitions sounds like IOCCC material12:02
Kamionthat seems an entirely sane thing to do12:02
KamionI can send you a PDF of the C99 standard if you like12:03
danielsno, thanks12:03
Kamiondecomposition into tokens and whitespace (including comments) happens before execution of preprocessing directives12:03
danielsunless you want me to email you the ICCCM or something equally thrilling straight back12:03
danielsokay, cool12:04
mdzAdding to CD 1 : pool/main/g/grub/grub_0.95+cvs20040624-17ubuntu7.dsc pool/main/g/grub/grub_0.95+cvs20040624.orig.tar.gz pool/main/g/grub/grub_0.95+cvs20040624-17ubuntu7.diff.gz12:04
mdzor more interestingly, Hardlink: /srv/cdimage.no-name-yet.com/scratch/ubuntu/tmp/dapper-amd64/CD1/pool/main/g/grub/grub_0.95+cvs20040624-17ubuntu7_amd64.deb => /srv/cdimage.no-name-yet.com/ftp/pool/main/g/grub/grub_0.95+cvs20040624-17ubuntu7_amd64.deb12:04
danielsmcpp was writing out one space for whitespace separators, so #define FOO bar\n, was going to 'bar '; I changed it to always skip separators, but that means that #define FOO bar \n, goes to 'bar'12:04
Kamionmdz: the slowest bits of the build now are (a) syncing the archive (which can speed up quite a bit once we switch to launchpad, since inter-component symlinks in the pool will always be universe->main, never main->universe as they sometimes are now) and apt-ftparchive12:06
mdzKamion: is apt-ftparchive not using a cache?12:06
Kamionmdz: as far as I know it is; there's certainly an apt-ftparchive-db/ in scratch12:06
mdzKamion: in scratch, meaning it's not persistent across builds?12:07
Kamionno, scratch is persistent across builds12:07
Kamionit's randomly wipable, but persistent12:07
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sistpotylamont-away: anything unusually on floe today (204212:09
sistpoty +) 12:09
Kamionhmm, the cache is of stuff in scratch/.../tmp/... - does it by any chance invalidate on timestamp?12:09
mdzKamion: I don't think it does12:11
Kamionit might just be md5summing everything to check it's still the same, or something12:11
Kamionor forking gzip a load of times?12:12
mdzit should only be forking gzip for the Packages files, which shouldn't take long12:13
mdzan strace with timestamps would be interesting12:13
Kamionmdz: oh, it's using generate, and apt-ftparchive(1) says that the db has no effect on the generate command12:14
Nafalloinfinity, lamont-away: could one of you please clear the dep-waits on aewm crossfire crack-attack eli mixxx after 23:33 UTC, thanx.12:14
Kamionis that actually true?12:14
mdzKamion: I think that's referring to the command line option only12:14
mdzfor generate, you should use BinCacheDB12:14
mdzinside the config file12:15
Kamionwe're using Dir::CacheDir12:15
KamionDir::CacheDir "$APTTMP/$CODENAME-$ARCH/apt-ftparchive-db";12:15
Kamionis that insufficient?12:15
Kamionit seems to be creating packages-$(ARCH).db12:16
mdzyeah, that should be OK12:17
mdzis the .db of a believable size?12:17
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Kamion11MB12:17
KamionI'll get you an strace -tt at the next opportunity12:17
Kamionbut last time I straced it, I seem to remember it forking processes for every .deb12:18
Kamionor at least lots of .debs12:18
mdzit takes an unexpectedly long time on jackass too12:18
mdzcould just be buggy12:18
Kamioninstall CD builds done12:19
mdzthat explains why my rsync just slowed to a crawl12:19
mdzyay for I/O12:20
mdzwe have a package called crack-attack?12:20
ogramdz, my gf is addicted to it12:20
Nafallo:-)12:20
danielshow on earth have you not managed to encounter crack-attack?12:21
Nafalloit's actually real fun :-)12:21
danielsit was frozen-bubble before frozen-bubble ever frozen-bubbled12:21
ograin fact that was the reason why i had to install her warty back then12:21
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mdzI have played enough games for a lifetime12:22
ograheh12:22
mdzwell, spent enough time playing games at least12:22
mdzmostly just a few different ones12:22
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kentborgIs this the place to ask about compiling and installing custom kernel?12:38
pittikentborg: no, #ubuntu please12:38
kentborgOK, thanks.12:38
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sistpotyelmo: please sync cycle from unstable, ubuntu override ok12:53
kentborgHow can I find out how the stock initrd was made?12:53
Kamionwhich stock initrd?12:53
kentborgKamion: Breezy Badger12:54
kentborgKamion: 68612:54
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kentborgKamion: or, more specifically, initrd.img-2.6.12-9-68612:56
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Kamionkentborg: it's generated by mkinitrd on your system when the kernel is installed01:05
Kamionthere is no one stock initrd for everyone01:05
kentborgKamion: When I try to generate one, I get a very different result (contents and beavior) from the one I didn't explicitly make.01:07
Kamionoh, sorry, breezy, mkinitramfs not mkinitrd01:08
mdzyay, i386 livefs build succeeded01:08
Kamiond'oh, base-config fails01:09
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KamionE: failed to rename /var/lib/aptitude/pkgstates to /var/lib/aptitude/pkgstates.old - save_selection_list (2 No such file or directory)01:09
kentborgKamion: I tried mkinird, let me see if I have better results with mkinitramfs. Thanks.01:09
mdzamd64 as well, but powerpc failed01:09
robertjhttp://www.oxygen-icons.org/?cat=3 <-- yummy icons...01:10
Kamionkentborg: ok, please ask over on #ubuntu if you have further problems there01:10
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Kamionpkgstates.new exists but pkgstates doesn't; eh?01:12
kentborgKamion: No one seemed to know over there. I am currently digging through the kernel-team archives. Thanks.01:12
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Kamionkentborg: I'm sorry, we're just trying to prepare a release in here is all01:13
Kamionthis has never been intended as an escalated support channle01:13
Kamionel01:13
Evasoanybody could try to apply this patch to warty and breezy?: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=321671?01:14
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ogramdz, where do you hide the live iso ? 01:16
mdzogra: I said livefs, not live iso01:17
ograoh... 01:17
ograok01:17
SEJeffWould anyone be willing to add support in dapper for the zoom button in the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000 keyboard if it meant I bought one for them?01:17
mdzI'm waiting for powerpc and then I will do live CD builds01:17
Nafalloinfinity, lamont-away: could one of you please clear the dep-waits on egoboo playmidi ppracer ppxp sage seyon xbill xmoto xpilot-ng xruskb xsysinfo after 00:33 UTC, thanx.01:20
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ispikedwhere is the cvs root for the current ubuntu kernel?01:25
SEJeffispiked: ubuntu uses bzr not cvs01:27
bob2no01:27
bob2it uses git01:27
mdzispiked: http://www.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/bcollins/ubuntu-2.6.git/01:27
bob2http://www.opensubscriber.com/message/kernel-team@lists.ubuntu.com/2404862.html01:27
ispikedbasically, what I'm trying to find out is what patches are being applied to the most current kernel. 01:28
ispikedhow close is it to Debian's kernel?01:29
SEJeffispiked, apt-get source linux-image-38601:29
ispikedSEJeff: that'll be the most current one?01:29
SEJeffyes01:30
ispikedSEJeff: thanks.01:30
mdzno01:30
mdzthat will get you the source for linux-meta01:30
bob2very different to Debian's, since Debian does not take feature patches01:30
mdzispiked: the changelog lists the patches included01:30
ispikedmdz: which changelog?01:31
ispikedbob2: so it's not even related to Debians?01:31
mdzispiked: the changelog in the package, as found on an installed system01:31
bob2yes01:31
ispikedmdz: yeah, I found that one, but that's only for my kernel (2.6.12). I know that there's been more work done since then, so I want to find out what patches went in since then.01:32
mdzispiked: then, logically, you would look in the same place with a newer version01:32
ispikedmdz: yes, but where would I find that newer version?01:33
mdzispiked: in dapper01:33
ispikedmdz: so apparently work has just started on the 2.6.15 kernel?01:38
mjg59ispiked: See the topic of #ubuntu-kernel01:39
mjg59There's a git tree for current development work01:39
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ispikedis there any reason they chose to use git over cvs? does git have advantages for kernel dev. or something?01:41
mjg59git is used for upstream01:41
mjg59It makes it much easier to merge in upstream changes automatically01:41
lifelessispiked: kernel dev uses git.01:41
SEJeffispiked, cvs isn't that great. That is why most use more modern SCM like bzr or svn01:42
tsengmjg59: tangentially, broken usplash it to be expected?01:42
mjg59tseng: Is it?01:42
mjg59I've no idea01:42
mjg59I haven't had time to shift to dapper yet...01:43
mdzmjg59: 2.6.15 seems to have horked vga16fb01:43
ogratseng, 2.6.15 ?01:43
tsengogra: yes.01:43
mdzat least for usplash purposes01:43
ograthats normal it seems01:43
mjg59mdz: Horked vga16fb, or it's just not getting loaded?01:43
mdzmjg59: loads, but displays garbage01:43
mdzgarbage with vaguely the right palette01:43
ograit even shows some scrolling stuff01:44
mjg59Oh, right. Fun.01:44
robertjSEJeff: you should look up the cost to buy the thing and post it as a launchpad bounty01:44
SEJeffrobertj: I have one. It is $50 and I will buy one for anyone willing to make it "just work TM" for dapper01:45
SEJeffrobertj: Do more of the developers look at launchpad for bounties?01:45
robertjSEJeff: I would hope so01:45
mdzlive cd build started, will be 20051118.101:45
ispikedSEJeff: it?01:45
mdzbbl01:45
robertjispiked: http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/features/zoomslider.mspx01:46
SEJeffispiked, http://www.everythingusb.com/microsoft_natural_ergonomic_keyboard_4000.html01:46
robertjdoes it just work like a scroll wheel?01:47
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ispikedI'd be willing to put up a bounty to get suspend resume working on SATA.01:47
SEJeffrobertj: No01:47
danielsgetting proper magnification support in X requires well-accelerated Composite, which won't happen in the dapper timefrmae01:47
SEJeffrobertj, and none of the function keys work01:47
danielsSEJeff: you don't have an f-lock button?01:48
robertjerr ctl+scroll or whatever it is01:48
danielsif you do, press it01:48
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ogramjg59, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/usplash.png01:49
robertjogra: is that going to be the new default for dapper?01:49
ograheh, yeah01:49
ogranew digital modernism01:50
mjg59ogra: Woo, cool01:50
mjg59That's a VGA mode issue, I think01:50
robertjis the ScaryText(tm) going to remain?01:50
mjg59robertj: Ideally not01:51
robertjevery time I see it I think "Reticulating splines"01:51
mjg59Do we have a d-i built with 2.6.15 yet?01:51
mjg59If so, does it have the same issue?01:51
mjg59If not, it's probably a bogl issue01:51
robertjwhich is what is stuck in my head as being symbolic for something complicated you don't need to know about and is done by the time you realize what has happened01:51
robertjand also as something most people don't have any idea about ever unless they get a dictionary01:52
robertjahh 529.wav for you still with sc2k01:55
crimsunhmm, I take it we should be building against ssl 0.9.801:58
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mdzdaily live build is up (untested)02:23
ogragrmbl... and the rsync server seems limited to 2 connections per ip02:26
mdzfreetype has broken firefox, grrr02:27
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infinityNafallo_away : All your dep-waits are cleared.03:27
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ograinfinity, ping03:30
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infinityogra : I just spoke 2 minutes ago. :)03:31
ograinfinity, yes, i'm sleepy sorry ...03:31
ograinfinity, you are the one to poke for initramfs-tools now ? 03:32
infinitySo I'm told. :)03:34
ograinfinity, there is a "sleep 3" in the nfs script we added for debugging klibc once ... it slows my thin client boot down or 3 secs, culd you delete it please ?03:34
ogra/usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/nfs ine 3603:34
ogra*line03:34
infinityAre you positive it's not needed?03:34
ograyes03:34
ogramdz added it to avoid a timeout ... but it didnt really help03:34
ograit was forgotten after we found that klibc had the wrong timeout settings for nfs mounts03:35
ograso it can be dropped now03:35
mdzbut that didn't fix the problem either03:36
mdzapparently03:36
ograit doesnt time out anymore03:36
ograjust the first boot is slow ...03:36
infinityThe comments in #12942 lead me to believe it's fixed...03:36
ograyup, i think the timeout on first boot is not related ...03:37
ogras/TIMEOUT/delay/03:37
ograwhoops ...03:37
ograECAPS03:38
infinityAnyhow, I'll happily remove the sleep (and any sleep I run across that can't properly explain itself)03:38
ograyeah :)03:39
ogramdz, seen #19407 yet ? 03:39
mdzno03:41
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crimsunuhh, sorry to whoever already uploaded vegastrike_0.4.3-3ubuntu1_source.changes03:46
ograthat was Nafallo03:47
crimsunyeah, I should have read the list first :/03:47
ogradid youupload 3ubuntu2 ?03:47
crimsunno, I duplicated his work I think03:48
ograbut that was rejected then, wasnt it ?03:48
crimsunyeah03:48
crimsunjust wanted to alert in case it spams the REJECT03:48
ograi think it goes only to you (and elmo)03:49
jsgotangcohey ogra doing an all-nighter?03:53
ogranah03:53
ograabout to go to bed03:53
jsgotangcoahhh03:55
ogranight04:04
jsgotangconight04:04
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note /msg nickserv set unfiltered on04:44
note /msg nickserv set unfiltered off04:45
tsengnote: you missed.04:46
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dabaRHi. In synaptic, if I see a possible improvement, who can I talk to, to implement it, and get it accepted by Ubuntu?06:29
dabaRSuch as the Mark additional required changes dialogue does not have a title.06:32
dabaRAnd some other nuances in the GUI.06:32
crimsunfile bug report(s) in bugzilla on the package06:34
dabaRI would like to make the changes myself.06:37
ispikeddabaR: so make them, make a diff and attach it to the bug.06:38
dabaROK, I will do so, I was asking because I never did any work on such a thing yet.06:40
desrtdabaR; you should find that ubuntu has a very low barrier for becoming involved06:41
dabaRRight, like just now...:)06:41
dabaRI already know what to do.06:42
desrtfwiw: ubuntu is switching over to using launchpad to track bugs06:42
desrtmight want to get an account there and use that instead of the bugzilla06:42
ispikedaww.06:42
desrtlaunchpad.net06:42
ispikedI love bugzilla.06:42
desrtme too... but such is the way of things :)06:42
dabaRI do have an account there, as I started using Ubuntu right away when it was released(which was on my birthday by some chance) and I did a small amount of translation work there. I also hang at #ubuntu often.06:44
BurgundaviadabaR, you need to talk to mvo. Synaptic is very much in maintence mode right now06:44
BurgundaviadabaR, the things on the horizon are gnome-app-install and smart06:44
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lamont-awayNafallo_away: anything that was dep-wait libxaw8-dev isn't anymore06:55
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fabbionemorning07:28
fabbioneinfinity: ping?07:28
Burgundaviamorning fabbione 07:28
Burgundaviafabbione, what is the status of multiseat?07:29
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fabbioneBurgundavia: up for adoption07:29
Burgundaviafabbione, just wondering. Figured07:29
fabbioneit hasn't been maintained for a while07:29
fabbionedead project .. sort of07:29
Burgundaviawhy was it developed?07:29
fabbioneas a base for the community to pick it up and continue it07:29
Burgundaviaok07:30
fabbionegiven the very low interested i think we can safely say that it's dead07:31
marilizemorning all :)07:31
Burgundaviamorning marilize 07:31
fabbionebut it was working07:31
Burgundaviafabbione, ok07:31
fabbionehey marcin 07:31
fabbionebah07:31
fabbionemarilize: 07:31
fabbioneBurgundavia: afaik it doesn't require much love.07:32
fabbioneit needs to have the x config writer sort of updated to the new one07:32
fabbioneand some sound love07:32
Burgundaviaok07:32
fabbionethat at the time was not possible to complete because i was lacking the hardware for testing07:32
fabbionebut it might need more by now07:33
fabbionelike keyboard/mouse hotplug07:33
fabbionenot sure.. really07:33
BurgundaviaI should talk to me company07:34
Burgundaviawe might be able to adopt it07:34
jsgotangconice07:35
fabbioneeheh  nice :)07:35
fabbionehave fun tho07:35
Burgundaviafabbione, I work for http://userful.com/07:35
fabbionei see07:36
fabbionewell that would make sense07:36
Burgundaviahence we might have a few people that know a little bit about multiseat linx in general07:36
fabbioneyeah the multiseat setup is not difficult really07:38
fabbioneour Xserver already contains all the patches required to do that07:38
fabbioneincluding the hotplug signal to reinit mouse/keyboard07:39
fabbioneif you will start on the project, i will give you an head up on the code07:39
fabbioneor daniels can07:39
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Burgundaviasounds good07:40
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viviersfwhy does hal depend on X libraries ?08:33
Keybukall the cool kids do these days08:36
Keybukthere's a 12-step programme for breaking the dependency, but it's not well subscribed08:36
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viviersfchmj, why does hal depend on X libraries ?09:03
fabbioneviviersf: because all the cool kids do these days09:04
chmjviviersf: you shoudl ask pitti, he will prolly have a good answer 09:04
viviersfkk09:04
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chmjmorning fabbione 09:05
viviersffabbione, it not about that hal on the initrd.gz doesnt have x so its not needed09:05
fabbionehi Chipzz 09:05
fabbionebah09:05
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fabbionei hat completion09:05
fabbionehi chmj 09:05
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fabbioneviviersf: i doubt there is hal in the initrd.gz09:06
viviersfah wait09:06
viviersfim thinking about hotplug09:06
viviersfsoz09:06
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fabbionehotplug is going to die anyway09:07
fabbioneso what is your concern exactly?09:07
fabbionehi pitti09:07
viviersffabbione, no man09:07
viviersfi made mistake09:07
viviersfdont worry bout it09:07
fabbioneok09:07
fabbionei am not worried at all.. really09:07
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hungerviviersf: What is going to replace hotplug? Will the scripts in /etc/hotplug stay?09:16
viviersfhunger, i dont know09:17
viviersfthat you have to ask piiti09:17
chmj< fabbione> hotplug is going to die anyway09:18
pittihunger: it will be replaced by a small set of udev rules09:19
HiddenWolfpitti, any ETA?09:20
hungerpitti: I have a couple of custom scripts in /etc/hotplug. Do you know of any instructions on how to transfer them to the new system?09:20
Keybukhunger: no, /etc/hotplug is going09:20
Keybuknew scripts should be moved to /lib/udev (or similar) and activated with a udev rule09:20
Keybukso if you had a script for USB printers, you might have a rule that did BUS=="usb", KERNEL="lp[0-9] *", RUN+="/lib/udev/fiddle-with-usb-printers"09:21
Keybukwith an == where I put = <g>09:21
hungerKeybuk: OK, so I'll do that instead.09:21
hungerKeybuk: Let's see whether I can manage that:-)09:22
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hungerIs pcmcia going, too? I read in the kernel changelogs that it got merged with hotplug.09:22
KeybukI'll write up a HOWTO at some point over the next 6 months09:22
Keybukya know, I have no clue as far as pcmcia is concerned09:22
hungerKeybuk: Any ETA for the change?09:23
Keybukone minute it seems to be, one minute it isn't09:23
Keybukpcmcia is certainly part of the kobject stuff now09:23
Keybukso theoretically, you don't need cardmgr09:23
Keybukbut cardmgr still does things, so maybe you do09:23
hungerKeybuk: Yeap, that was my impression, too:-)09:23
Keybukhunger: maybe today ... depending how much work I get done09:23
hungerKeybuk: Too few users for pcmcia nowadays I guess.09:23
Keybukyeah09:23
HiddenWolfGo keybuk!09:23
HiddenWolfhunger, not true.09:23
hungerKeybuk: OK, I'll reserve some time over the weekend to fix up xen:-)09:24
HiddenWolfhunger, all those el-cheapo student laptops with plug-in wifi cards.09:24
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hungerHiddenWolf: Oh, you are right of course.09:24
Keybukthe HardwareDetection spec pretty much describes what we're going to be doing09:24
Keybukbreezy does:09:25
HiddenWolfI doubt pmcia will die any time soon.09:25
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Keybukkernel calls /proc/sys/kernel/hotplug, which is udevsend, which sends a message to udevd, which starts udev, which runs hotplug, which picks an appropriate hotplug agent from /etc/hotplug, which calls grepmap to parse the /lib/modules/$VER/*.*map files to find the modules, and then loads the modules, and does other crap09:26
Keybukdapper will do:09:26
Keybukkernel sends event over netlink socket to udevd, which runs the rules itself, one of which is "modprobe $MODALIAS" (a variable set by the kernel to identify the modules you need to load)09:26
Keybukfor the "other crap" in dapper, you'd just need to add a udev rule09:27
Keybuka good example is /etc/udev/rules.d/hdparm (in current dapper)09:27
Keybukexcept that file is completely bogus, lol09:27
Keybukla la la09:27
Keybukclearly I did that one while jetlagged09:28
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hungerHehe... more suff to play with.09:30
Keybukhow does it work, I'm entirely happy to sit down and figure it out with you09:31
Keybukbasically where you had a general /etc/hotplug/$SUBSYSTEM/$SCRIPT that becomes a udev rule that looks like SUBSYSTEM=="$SUBSYTEM", RUN+="$SCRIPT"09:31
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hungerKeybuk: Lots of tun and vif interfaces connected to various bridges.09:32
Keybukbut you get all sorts of new flexibility to put all the "should I do this?" logic in the udev rule, rather than the script09:32
Keybukthe fun comes trying to convert a usermap into a udev rule09:32
hungerKeybuk: The "problem" is that this has to work with the scripts from Xen and Co.09:32
Keybukright09:33
hungerKeybuk: By the way: Will /etc/network/if-*.d still be supported?09:33
Keybukthe good news is that what we're doing now is the same as SuSE09:33
hungerKeybuk: Even with NetworkMagic?09:33
Keybukand hopefully everyone else will tag along too09:33
hungerKeybuk: Usually that is a reason to run and hide;-)09:34
Keybukheh, /etc/network/if-*.d don't work in breezy -- but yes, they should work09:34
Keybuknah, the SuSE hotplug guys are sane09:34
hungerKeybuk: They do here...09:34
Keybukthey work if the card is brought up after boot09:34
Keybukbut not if its brought up at boot time09:34
hungerKeybuk: Oh. Haven't even noticed that yet.09:35
hungerKeybuk: Since standby started to work stortly before breezy I have not seen the need to reboot;-)09:35
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hungerKeybuk: Thanks for the informations! I'll not keep you from your work any longer:-)09:36
Keybukyou're not keeping me09:39
KeybukI'm currently grinning, because it wasn't me who wrote that bogus hdparm.rules file, but it came from Debian09:39
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KeybukWorking for this Company has warped my mind09:48
Keybukit's magazine day, and on the back of SFX is an advert for "HE-MAN: A Christmas Special"09:48
fabbioneahahah09:49
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Keybukif we ever have a fancy-dress party at a conference, dholbach is doomed; it's the red furry underpants and boots for him09:49
seb128:)09:50
Keybukunfortunately this would mean \sh would have to go as she-ra09:50
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dholbachhi10:02
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Keybukdholbach: we were just talking about you10:05
dholbachKeybuk: oh really? about what?10:05
Keybukabout your costume if we ever have a conference fancy-dress party (furry red underpants and boots)10:05
dholbachKeybuk: who had that much imagination?10:06
Keybuknobody, SFX just has a big he-man advert on the back and my mind is still warped10:06
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mvohaha10:07
ajmitchremind me not to turn up to that party :)10:07
dholbachKeybuk: if i was about to wear that dress, what would you wear?10:07
seb128dholbach: you don't want to know :p10:07
seb128don't be scared :)10:07
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dholbachseb128: if i'm going to turn up in a silly dress, i don't want to be the only one :)10:08
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Keybukya know, I have absolutely no idea ... suggestions gratefully received on a postcard10:08
dholbach"furry red underpants and boots" ...10:10
seb128I'll have to take pictures of that10:11
KeybukI don't lead the MOTU ... though if I get to swing a big sword around ... <g>10:11
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seb128Diziet: around?10:25
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sivangMorning all!10:28
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viviersfKamion, you got any suggestions to get a ubuntu system down to bout 120 mb /10:35
viviersf?10:35
HiddenWolfviviersf, xfce. ;)10:36
viviersferm HiddenWolf 10:36
viviersfthats a dumb comment10:36
fabbioneviviersf: you could start looking at ubuntu-meta10:36
fabbioneand start trimming that down 10:36
viviersfeven without gnome or kde its 300 mb10:36
viviersfand ive removed allot10:36
viviersfthx fabbione 10:36
viviersflemme look10:36
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fabbioneperhaps rename it to something like microubuntu-meta10:36
HiddenWolfhm10:36
HiddenWolfI figured ram. :)10:36
fabbioneviviersf: did you try the server install?10:37
viviersfnope fabbione 10:37
viviersfim remove all unneeded stuff10:37
fabbionestart from there10:37
viviersfcos xorg still has to be on10:37
fabbioneiirc it's about 200Mb10:37
fabbioneoh10:37
fabbionemeh10:37
viviersfya its being a mission10:37
HiddenWolfviviersf, I'd say strip it down to ubunt-minimal with debfoster, then add xorg again.10:37
viviersfk how big is a ubuntu-minimal install ?10:38
viviersfin hdd space10:38
fabbioneiirc about 200MB10:38
fabbionebut it can go down than that10:38
viviersfkewl10:38
viviersflemme look thx10:38
fabbionebut there is NO X there10:38
fabbioneX is kind of big to pull in10:39
viviersfi need x 10:39
viviersffor nxclient10:39
HiddenWolfX is like, big.10:40
viviersfnah not that big10:40
viviersfk look 10:40
viviersfhere is the thing :10:41
viviersfi need a distro10:41
viviersfthen i compress it with squashfs10:41
viviersfand then it must be 32mb :(10:41
viviersfso 100mb odd will be perfect10:41
viviersfbefore its compressed10:41
viviersfatm its 300 before 10:41
viviersfso lemme try the cutdown ubuntu 1st10:41
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carstenhgrep-status -nsPackage -FPriority "required" will tell you which packages you really need, excluding apt, kernel and bootloader10:42
JaneWReminder: Could everyone with Dapper Specs please  go into the Spec on LaunchPad and in the Update Status section add their Estimated Developer Days for implementing the spec. Thanks.10:47
KeybukJaneW: is that the number of days to implement the spec if you had no other work to do, and could focus on it for every hour of the day10:48
Keybukor the number of days taking into account being distracted on IRC, dealing with e-mail, bug reports, merges, etc. along the way?10:48
Keybukor is it the number of days /from now/ that you expect the spec to be completed, bearing in mind all of the above and other specs in front of it in the priority queue?10:48
JaneWKeybuk: arrgh10:49
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JaneWKeybuk: I would say do the estimate in issolation, if someone was given that spec how long would it take them to implement (assuming they didn't need to study for 3 years first to understand it!)10:50
Keybukand should I take into account the fact that on most days I'm only really productive on a given task for maybe a couple of hours a day?10:50
Keybuknot that it really matters, I guess10:50
KeybukI'll probably just pick a random number and multiply by 10 like I usually do <g>10:50
Keybukit's turned out to be an uncannily accurate guess 10:51
pittiJaneW: I did not consider it as ETA, but as pure work time for that very goal10:51
JaneWKeybuk: no I think let's say this task would take 10 full days (i.e. 8 hour days)10:51
hunger_Keybuk: Hey, that's my algorithm, too! ;-)10:51
Keybukso 10 full 8 hour days would equate to 40 "normal" days ?10:51
JaneWwell need to load balance for ppl with high operational over heads 10:51
viviersfij carstenh , i got required list, now how do i get the reverse of it ?10:51
Keybukin my experience of many different companies, all of whom tried this "time estimating" thing, the best way to work out how long something will take is to do it, then work out how long it took you10:52
JaneWKeybuk: so if you have 10 goals and they are all 100 days, clearly that's too much, and we'd need to redistribute or clone you or something...10:52
Keybukit's easier, and more accurate, than the eternal "keep track of how far off our estimates of time were so we can improve our ability to estimate"10:52
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Keybuknot that I'm cynical about the whole "man days" thing, or anything, you understand10:53
JaneWKeybuk: yeah sure, but you should know if it;s a one day, one week or one month kind of a task more or less10:53
JaneWKeybuk: we are mainly doing it it try to prevent overloading ppl as badly as last time10:53
carstenhviviersf: use something like cmp $(...) $(dpkg --get-selections | grep -v deinstall | greo install | awk '{print $1}')10:53
KeybukKeybuk's Laws of Software Engineering10:53
Keybuk1) it will always take longer than you think10:53
carstenhwhere ... is the code you already have10:53
Keybuk2) the time something will take is raised to the power of the number of people involved10:54
JaneWKeybuk: and in my expereince you can justify more resources without dreaded metrics10:54
Keybuk3) specifications are the best way of documenting exactly how it _won't_ be implemented10:54
KeybukJaneW: more resources = see keybuk's second law :p10:54
JaneWKeybuk: yes but with 20-50 ppl involved some attempt at organisation is required10:55
pittiKeybuk: these are all mere corollaries of Murphy's law :)10:55
KeybukI'm a very unpopular estimator :-/  I once angered management by claiming something would take 18 months to do, and they informed me they couldn't tell the customer that10:56
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carstenhviviersf: should be <() instead of $() of course10:56
Keybuk18 months later, the customer had gone elsewhere because they got fed up with being repeatedly told "just another month" for the 18th time10:57
siretarthi folks10:57
pittiKeybuk: reminds me of Scotty's '8 weeks' estimate in Star Trek 410:57
pittianyway, back to kernel testing10:57
Keybukpitti: that's so true though :)  ALWAYS multiply your estimates, so if you get it done quicker, you seem like a miracle worker; and if you don't, you can't be blamed10:57
siretartdoes anyone know if daniels is actually aware that his new xorg 7 servers ftbfs?10:58
Keybuksiretart: almost certainly; he probably doesn't care though :-(10:58
siretartokay :(10:58
Treenakssiretart: he does know. it's waiting for new binutils/libc afaik10:58
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viviersfok any1 here know how you clear the mbr11:05
viviersfand not with lilo -M11:05
fabbioneviviersf: these are more #ubuntu questions, but you can use dd11:05
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viviersffabbione, i asked there yesterday and it didnt work11:06
viviersfthey didnt know how11:06
fabbioneask again really11:06
fabbioneusers change a lot from day to day11:06
fabbioneand this isn't a support channel11:06
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mvoogra: is tipptrainer a edubuntu app? or do I need to talk to the motus about it? (if it's not a edubuntu app, have a look, it's very useful)11:16
Nafallomvo: it's in universe atleast. I was last-uploader ;-).11:17
dholbachmvo: so you now know who to flame :)11:18
Nafallo:-)11:18
hungerdholbach: Uses do like to express there eternal gratitude, they never flame! ;-)11:18
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JaneWKeybuk: my last job was a place where 18 months would go by arguing about what to do, and how to do it, and how much it would cost, and then they'd want it done urgently in 3 weeks!11:20
KeybukJaneW: ahhh, spec-driven development <g>11:25
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Keybukit's ok, I didn't need a mouse cursor11:27
KeybukI wonder whether that's a new X bug11:27
Keybukor the "don't modprobe psmouse before the USB stack" bug11:27
Keybuklooks like iz kernel bug11:29
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Keybuk...now, where did I read all about that bug and why it happens and how we fix it?11:33
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Kamionok, last night's install failure turns out to be fixed in Debian's aptitude; merging12:05
=== \sh has a big big big big problem...and I wonder who is responsible for this
Nafallolamont-away, infinity, Kamion: could one of you please clear the dep-wait on mixxx (ia64 and powerpc), thanx :-).12:08
HiddenWolf\sh, see a doctor12:08
fabbione\sh: they don't allow to cut heads anymore.. even if empty :)12:09
Keybuk\sh: what is your problem?12:09
\shKeybuk: one sourcecode, no diffs, but not the same size of the orig.tar.gz, means our orig.tar.gz of gajim is some bytes smaller then the orig.tar.gz from debian  12:11
Nafallo\sh: wanna know why? :-)12:11
fabbionescore12:12
Nafallowe don't have debian/ in the .orig.tar.gz IIRC.12:12
Kamion\sh: wouldn't be the first time it's happened12:12
\shNafallo: in this version 0.8.2 there is no debian dir even in debian12:12
Nafallooh?12:13
Kamionyou either have to fake a new upstream version, or wait for a new one from upstream to resolve the problem12:13
Nafallohm, right. no debian/.12:14
=== Nafallo still wants head in ;-)
\shKamion: I think this is the best solution...0.9 should hit the world one week before x-mas12:14
Keybukheh, mom gets mightily confused by that12:14
Keybukand it's pretty random which .orig.tar.gz you get, too12:14
\shNafallo: no there are too many bugs inside the tree12:14
\shKeybuk: yes..but it's somehow very strange12:15
Nafallobugs are here to be solved ;-)12:15
\sh-rw-r--r-- 1 shermann shermann 1204727 2005-09-06 19:30 gajim_0.8.2.orig.tar.gz12:15
\sh <- ubuntu version in archive12:15
\sh-rw-r--r-- 1 shermann shermann 1216657 2005-09-11 17:47 gajim_0.8.2.orig.tar.gz12:16
\sh <--- in debian and in MoMs merge dir12:16
Kamionso whoever uploaded 0.8.2-0ubuntu1 probably did so before 0.8.2-1 was uploaded to Debian, and either we repacked the .tar.gz by mistake, or Debian did, or both12:16
Kamiondoes this surprise you?12:16
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Kamion(or repacked deliberately, even; sometimes there are reasons for that, e.g. non-DFSG-free content in .tar.gz)12:17
NafalloI actually took the .orig.tar.gz from gajim.org with uuscan :-)12:17
Keybuksource tarball is a .bz212:17
Keybuk(upstream)12:17
Kamionah, there we go12:17
Keybukso it's been re-bzipped by both, probably at different times12:17
\shKamion: I used the orig upstream tarball..and the debian maintainer should use it too...but he is as well source upstream...12:17
Keybukuh, re-gzipped12:17
Nafallo\sh: you didn't. I brought in 0.8.2 :-)12:18
Kamion\sh: you will have to deal with this problem at frequent intervals for many packages where we have packaged upstream versions before Debian did12:18
hunger*LOTS* of dangling symlinks have accumulated on my system since I originally installed hoary:-(12:18
\shfor 0.8.1 that was...for 0.8.2 was did that12:18
Kamion\sh: you might as well get used to it :)12:18
Keybukhmm12:18
\shKamion: for sure...but it freaks me out ;)12:18
Keybukthe Debian size matches the .tar.gz you can sneak if you dirname the path on the webpage12:18
\shthats the only difference...ours matches 0.8.2.orig and debians is 0.8.2 ,)12:19
Keybukuuuuusually you can just ignore it12:19
Keybukif there's an orig in our archive, you're not uploading another one anyway12:19
Keybukso you just go "la la la, I so didn't notice, honest" and upload the diff.gz12:20
Kamionyou can't sync until the clash is resolved with a new upstream version though12:20
\shi'll wait now for 0.9 thats it.12:20
hungerDoes fakeroot on purbose install stuff into /usr/lib64 on a non-64bit machine?12:20
Kamionpitti: postgresql-8.0 demoted to universe12:32
pittiKamion: yay12:32
pittiKamion: I just uploaded a new language-support-ku with an aspell-ku dependency12:32
pittiKamion: I reviewed aspell-ku, it's ok12:32
Kamionpitti: ok, promoted12:33
pittiKamion: (this will make the Kurdish users a lot more happy :) )12:33
pittithanks12:33
pittihmm, s/more happy/happier/, right?12:33
Kamionright12:33
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pittiBonjour Monsieur Bacher12:34
dholbachpitti: seb taught us a lesson in #ubuntu-desktop: "<seb128> no french guy would say Bon Jour"12:36
pittimvo:    * debian/patches/leave-lo-alone.patch - don't take away the address of the loopback interface (ubuntu #10174)12:36
pittimvo: lol, dhcp really tried to get a new address for loopback?12:36
pittidholbach: so what's the more colloquial way? (and I'm not a french guy :) )12:37
NafalloBonjour != Bon Jour :-)12:38
hungerARG! Launchpad drives me crazy.12:39
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seb128_dholbach: yeah, that's not 2 words, pitti got it right :)12:39
pittiah :)12:40
mvopitti: yes :) long standing bug12:40
mvopitti: and worse, gnome fails in strange ways without lo12:41
seb128_mvo: this bug sucks, my laptop doesn't get an IP on boot with 5.10 because of some bug12:41
seb128_so I need to run dhclient12:41
seb128_which breaks my GNOME by unsetting the lo IP every time :p12:41
mvoseb128_: it should be fixed now (fingers crossed)12:42
seb128_nice12:42
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cribeirohi. first time here. I'm writing a spec on the launchpad, it's audio related01:32
ograhmm, none of yesterdays liveCDs work 01:32
cribeiroso I assume this is the correct channel (to debate specs)01:33
dholbachcribeiro: if you wrote it, it might be the best to raise awareness on it on the mailing list - i will surely catch more eyes there, but if you have questions, you can clearly ask them here as well01:37
cribeirodholbach: nice to know. I'm still drafting it. So it needs discussion.01:39
cribeiroit started out as a simple spec for a control-panel style app to configure SoundFonts.01:40
cribeiroBut know I'm thinking about extending the idea further.01:40
cribeirodolbach: can you spare a minute? if it's off topic let me know...01:40
cribeirodholbach: my original intent was to have a tool to configure (add/delete) SoundFonts. But soundfonts come in deb packages.01:43
cribeirothe problem is - there is no easy way to tell for sure which packages contain soundfonts.01:43
cribeiroor ttf fonts, or LADSPA plugins.01:43
cribeiroSo my idea, still a bit flurry, is:01:44
cribeirois there any way to mark packages (deb packages, I mean) as containing only a certain type of file... in such a way that a specialized app (a control-panel app) could be used to addd/remove it???01:44
dholbachcribeiro: -> query01:46
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\shelmo: please sync kdiff3 from unstable, ubuntu changes can be dropped01:56
Kamioninfinity: would it be possible to bump aptitude up the buildd queue? the buildds seem to be rather slow right now ...01:58
infinityKamion : Yeah, I should also check into why they're slow. :)01:59
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infinityOh, feh.02:06
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\shelmo: please sync grip from unstable, ubuntu changes can be dropped02:08
Nafalloinfinity: ?02:09
bmonty_laptopelmo: please sync fetchyahoo from unstable, ubuntu changes can be dropped02:11
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bmonty_laptopelmo: please sync filelight, I see you have incorporated the ubuntu changes :)02:48
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pittielmo: what is necessary to get current dapper pmount into breezy-backports? I already mailed u-backports@ recently, but no response02:51
pittielmo: tons of users want to mount their floppies, which fails with breezy's version02:51
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seb128pitti: that's not a candidate for -updates?02:51
pittiseb128: hmm, the 0.9.6 changes are pretty big02:52
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pittiseb128: OTOH it works now for several weeks in dapper02:52
pittiHi BenC02:52
BenChey pitti02:52
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seb128Keybuk: is hct supposed to work atm?03:01
seb128Keybuk: 03:04
seb128/usr/bin/hct: Sorry, an unhandled server fault occurred: error03:04
seb128get-source: bug-buddy was supposed to be available through HCT but that gave me an error, will try with apt.03:04
seb128:/03:04
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\shelmo: please sync bzr from unstable, ubuntu canges can be dropped03:11
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robertjmvo: you around?03:16
mvorobertj: yes03:16
robertjyou want to try to hop onto that vnc session again?03:17
Kamion\sh: er, bzr/unstable is behind bzr/dapper03:17
Kamion       bzr |      0.6-2 |      unstable | source, all03:17
Kamion       bzr | 0.6.2-0ubuntu1 | dapper/universe | source, all03:18
mvorobertj: please /msg me the ip :)03:18
\shKamion: well...nice...03:18
\shKamion: moment...why is it hmmm...03:19
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\shi need really new glasses...03:19
\shha..mom happyness and \sh blindness03:20
robertjmvo: ok it should be in your msg buffer03:20
\shelmo: please forget what I said thx03:20
\shelmo: about bzr03:20
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mvorobertj: thanks, it is. apparently I can't /msg you because I'm not registered or something :/03:21
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robertjmvo: yeah you have to register your nick on this network :(03:21
jbaileyrobertj: You can also turn that feature off on your account03:21
robertj /msg nickserv register foo /msg nickserv identify foo03:21
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sbalneavMorning all03:22
\shrobertj: there is no need to...adjust your settings03:22
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\shrobertj: actually I never got irc spam...only wall-ops from lilo about "there could be irc spam thats why we nagging the user"03:23
robertj /msg nickserv help unfilterd apparently03:23
robertjok03:23
robertjtry now03:23
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jane_Reminder: All Dapper Specs owners please  go into the Spec on LP and in the 'Update Status' section add the Estimated Developer Days for implementing the spec (not taking into account your other workload, just how long that spec on it's own should take to implement). Thanks. https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+specstable03:28
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Diziet`Please only provide an estimate if you are relatively confident in the number.'03:30
jbaileyjane_: By owner, do you mean "assign" ?03:31
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jane_jbailey: yes03:31
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seb128jane_: please stop flooding this chan with your announcements :p03:34
jane_seb128: hey that was 2 announcements!03:34
jane_;)03:34
jane_seb128: trying to catch all time zones03:35
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jane_seb128: should I ping you separately?03:35
seb128jane_: we have a wonderful -announce list for that now :)03:35
seb128jane_: no, I've my specs open atm, will do right now, maybe that will make you stop :-P03:35
JaneWseb128: ok I promise to stop03:38
JaneWseb128: and I'll use the -announce list if ppl read it and comply03:38
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seb128JaneW: don't worry there is no clash :) I just think a mail to -announce would work and you would no need to put some pressure on the people here by asking every few hours 03:40
JaneWseb128: ok, I understand, and you do have a valid point03:42
JaneWau revoire03:43
seb128JaneW: BTW is there something to do to get a spec listed on https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+specstable if it's not atm?03:44
JaneWseb128: yes03:44
neuralisseb128, target to release: dapper should do it, i think.03:44
JaneWseb128: is it on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperGoals?03:45
JaneWcos that's the list mdz put together yesterday of what he thinks should be in, and I added those03:45
seb128JaneW: nop03:45
JaneWif it;s not there, get mdz to ok, and I can add it03:45
JaneWwhich is it?03:45
JaneWI'll make a note and ask mdz03:45
seb128JaneW: was wondering about rhythmbox-ipod which is medium priority and assigned to me03:46
JaneWis it likely to get done?03:46
seb128if I've some days to work on it probably03:46
seb128upstream is working on it, that's just a matter to coordinate a bit and to work with them03:47
seb128I'll probably do it as a personnal goal even if it's not listed anyway03:47
HiddenWolfseb128, you just bought an ipod? ;)03:47
JaneWok I added it ;)03:47
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seb128HiddenWolf: not yet, but it's planned03:47
seb128JaneW: thanks! I've updated all my specs, enjoy ;)03:47
\shgentlemen...anyone here who can provide me with a running ppc ssh login with a working dapper pbuilder or dchroot...where I can compile and test some software for dapper? it should have a working kubuntu desktop installed (inside the dchroot) and I need somehow a limited sudo access to install build-deps...  03:48
JaneWseb128: aewsome, thanks :)03:48
JaneWawesome too03:48
HiddenWolfseb128, making gnome faster just got a bit easier for you. new glib and pango releases. ;)03:48
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seb128HiddenWolf: those are not dapper material03:48
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HiddenWolfseb128, too risky even now?03:48
dholbachbye mvo03:48
seb128HiddenWolf: no, but 2.9/2.10 is planned for after dapper03:48
seb128they don't have 6 months cycle as GNOME03:49
ograseb128, but [WWW]  https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/faster-gnome-startup is on the goals page...03:49
neuralis\03:49
Kamionsigh, live CD is busticated03:50
seb128ogra: and it has nothing to do with a new glib or gtk?03:50
ograKamion, yes, all arches03:50
HiddenWolf"I know that we are a bit late (with 2.13.2 already behind us), but I03:50
HiddenWolfhave done a GLib 2.9.0 release today [1] , and Behdad will follow with a 03:50
HiddenWolfPango 1.11.0 release as soon as possible."03:50
ograseb128, but if it speeds you up ...03:50
seb128it doesn't speed anything afaik03:50
ograah, k03:50
Kamionogra: I don't see any bug reports from you about it?03:50
ograKamion, oh, sorry03:50
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ogradoes anybody know in which package i find the dl module for python04:27
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\shdl-modul? dynamic loader? 04:30
ograyes, for dlopen etc04:30
neuralisogra, comes bundled with python04:30
ogra>>> import dl04:31
ograTraceback (most recent call last):04:31
ogra  File "<stdin>", line 1, in ?04:31
ograImportError: No module named dl04:31
ograwas it renamed ? 04:31
neuralispython2.4: /usr/lib/python2.4/lib-dynload/dl.so04:31
ograhmm04:31
seb128WFM04:31
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ograhmm, works on breezy ... but not on dapper amd6404:32
Kamionogra: perhaps you only have python-minimal installed04:32
ograi doubt that ...04:33
Kamionhmm, indeed dl.so isn't in python2.4_2.4.2-1_amd64.deb04:33
\shogra: u read the doc about dl?04:33
ogra\sh, nope04:33
ograsomething amd64 specific ? 04:34
\shhttp://www.python.org/doc/2.4.2/lib/module-dl.html04:34
\shlast sentence "This example was tried on a Debian GNU/Linux system, and is a good example of the fact that using this module is usually a bad alternative."04:34
ogra\sh, yes, that one i've seen04:34
ogra\sh, its not my program that uses it 04:34
\shogra: hmmm...04:35
\shPLEASE ! someone has to fix evolution..this is now the 50th time today it freezes because of nothing04:35
seb128Kamion: should we be upload frozen for flight1-cd? I only do menu item changes atm but I don't know if/when you need to get the archive in sync on all the archs?04:35
jsgotangcogood night =)04:36
seb128\sh: do you do quick actions? debug backtraces of the lock are welcome04:36
\shseb128: it's the same backtrace I provided to upstream...it never changed.04:36
zyga_my dear python loving friends, I've installed libapache-mod-python2.4 and I cannot really get past the hello-world test, is this a bug or should I keep googling04:37
seb128\sh: bug number?04:37
Kamionseb128: uploads of source packages with both arch: all and arch: any binaries are potentially painful, because out-of-sync binaries can then cause uninstallability04:37
Kamionseb128: I don't want to slow people down too much by freezing the archive entirely, though04:37
ogradoko, ping 04:37
\shseb128: 31779004:37
seb128Kamion: no, those are apps, arch any ... but that can create revision diff between arch time to get everything built, dunno if the CDs have to ship the same revisions04:38
dokoogra: speak up ;)04:38
ogradoko, any idea why dl is not in python2.4 for amd64 ? 04:38
Kamionseb128: I'm not really bothered about that for an alpha release04:38
Kamionogra: the URL \sh pointed to says:04:39
KamionNote: This module will not work unless sizeof(int) == sizeof(long) == sizeof(char *) If this is not the case, SystemError will be raised on import.04:39
ograoh04:39
ograk04:39
ograblind me, doko: unping then ...04:39
seb128Kamion: k, thanks04:39
pittiseb128: hm, any idea where teuf usually hangs out?04:46
pittiseb128: I can't find him on Freenode or gimpnet04:46
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seb128pitti: he's on GIMPNet usually, he disconnected ~40 min ago04:51
seb128pitti: for what do you need him? 04:51
pittiseb128: he can reproduce the 'cannot eject bug #5049, and offered me to debug this together04:52
seb128ah, cool04:52
seb128I'll let you know when he's online04:52
seb128he's on #nautilus, #rhythmbox usually04:52
pittiseb128: I also mailed him, but thanks04:56
seb128k04:57
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HiddenWolfpitti, spring cleaning. ;)05:04
pittiReducingDuplicates spec :)05:04
pittihaving three different client libraries and two mysql versions in main hurts05:04
ograHiddenWolf, its autumn here05:04
HiddenWolfogra, duh! ;)05:04
ograheh05:04
HiddenWolfpitti, yeah. why is that anyway?05:05
pittiwell, it happens05:05
seb128pitti: what is this package?05:05
pittiseb128: libsasl2-modules-sql05:05
pitticyrus-sasl2 source05:05
seb128oh, k05:06
seb128pfiou, not a GNOME stuff :)05:06
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RiddellKamion: a few questions: what's the status of flying-1, what's the status of kubuntu daily CDs and should we have a kubuntu flying-1?05:15
mdzKamion: what's busted on the live CD?05:16
pittiHi mdz05:16
ogramdz casper it seems05:17
mdzogra: ...05:17
mdzogra: did you try it?  what did you see?  any error messages?05:17
ograsomething about cramfs wrong magic ...05:18
ograand it tries to install coreutils 05:18
seb128hi mdz05:18
mdzRiddell: kubuntu daily install CD build failed with some permission errors, likewise for daily-live05:18
ograi have to boot one again to get a precise msg... give me a moment05:18
mdzhi all05:18
mdzI would find it extremely unusual for casper to try to install coreutils05:19
mdzto say the least05:19
mdzcramfs wrong magic is a perfectly normal message from the kernel05:19
ograits one of the mssages i saw05:19
Riddellmdz: who to poke to fix that?05:19
mdzRiddell: it might just need to be re-run05:22
mdzask Kamion when he returns05:22
lamont-awaylibgd2 build-deps gnulib.  main vs universe.  sigh05:23
pittiseb128: sorry, I forgot again how to deep-debug package uninstallability; could you give me a hint about that? AFAIK you know that05:24
pittiseb128: I cannot install libmysqlclient14-dev libdb4.2-dev heimdal-dev at the same time05:24
seb128pitti: sudo apt-get install -o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=true heimdal-dev kerberos4kth-dev libmysqlclient14-dev ?05:25
Kamionmdz: kbd-chooser; it's fixed05:25
pittiseb128: ah, that's what I was looking for, thanks05:25
Kamionmdz: a block of old code removed from the end of a shell script that didn't have 'exit 0' at the end, so it exited with the return code of whatever happened to be executed last, which in this case was '[ -n "" ]  && ...'05:26
pittiseb128: ah, got it - heimdal-dev wants libdb4.1-dev, which conflicts with libdb4.2-dev05:26
pittiyay for a billion libdb versions05:26
KamionRiddell: I asked you to fix koffice, and you said you'd do it when the C++ allocator transition was happening05:27
seb128pitti: drop 4.1 :)05:27
KamionRiddell: koffice is part of kubuntu-desktop, therefore it is not currently possible to build working Kubuntu images05:27
KamionI tried05:27
pittiseb128: we want to drop everything but 4.3 anyway, but I don't know how much that breaks (in terms of database compatibility)05:27
seb128I hate libdb05:28
Kamionmdz: I'm currently doing a d-i rebuild to pick up the new kbd-chooser05:28
seb128pitti: don't break my e-d-s :)05:28
RiddellKamion: worth me fixing that now?  and any others to be fixed?05:28
ogramdz, its console-tools, not coreutils, and indeed apt-install tries to install it ... the final error comes from main-menu:05:28
pittiseb128: it won't work with 4.3?05:28
KamionRiddell: it's always worth fixing uninstallables. the list is in the usual place, http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/testing/dapper_probs.html05:28
mdzogra: see above; Kamion has fixed it05:28
seb128pitti: I've not tried, it uses 4.1 upstream, Debian uses 4.205:29
seb128pitti: I just fear to make us incompatible with the rest of the world by using different versions05:29
ogramdz, ah, k ... was in the other room05:29
KamionRiddell: koffice is the only Kubuntu-relevant problem I know of05:29
mdzKamion: what are the errors in the log about?05:31
mdzdiff: /srv/cdimage.no-name-yet.com/scratch/kubuntu/tasks-previous/daily-live/dapper/boot: No such file or directory05:31
mdzetc.05:31
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pryzbyjcan i tell an ubuntu user to add a debian ftp server to /e/a/sources.list ?05:33
neuralispryzbyj, generally, no.05:34
pittiseb128: ok, so the database format is the same in 4.{1,2,3}, just the log format changed05:34
pryzbyjwhy?05:34
yoniHello, I know this probably isn't the place to ask - but i'm having a really weird problem. gnome won't come up, because libpng is screwed up. i've reinstalled from repositories and the same error continues. any ideas why?05:34
pryzbyjand, what does it take for them to install my package saods905:34
seb128yoni: try #ubuntu-desktop05:34
neuralisyoni, yes, this isn't the place to ask. try #ubuntu-desktop or file a bug or post to the ubuntu-users list.05:35
pryzbyjmaybe apt-get -b source ?05:35
pittiseb128: i. e. as long as an app does not use transactions, the libdb versions are compatible05:35
seb128pryzbyj: because Ubuntu and Debian may have different package with the same versions by example which will confuse apt05:35
Nafallopryzbyj: saods9 |    3.0.3-1 | http://localhost dapper/universe Sources05:36
pryzbyji see; if they pin everything down, will that be sufficient to prevent breakage?05:36
seb128pitti: cool. Seems that's fine for e-d-s since Debian guy didn't have any issue to switch from 4.1 to 4.205:36
pryzbyji just searched packages.ubuntu.com ..05:36
neuralispryzbyj, dapper is the next release that's being worked on05:36
Nafallopryzbyj: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/s/saods9/3.0.3-1/05:36
pryzbyjoh ok05:37
Kamionmdz: oh, right. the one you cite is harmless (it just means there's no previous build), but the real error is due to a non-group-writable directory, which I've just fixed. I hate how baz is so picky about the group-writable bit05:37
neuralispryzbyj, you can try having the user download the .deb and install it by hand. if it works, great, if not, it gets more complicated.05:37
pryzbyjwhat, with dpkg?05:37
neuralisyes.05:37
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pryzbyjyou mean the debian .deb then, not ubuntu?05:38
neuralisyes.05:38
pryzbyjok supposedly that failed, but i'm not confident that we're communicating well .. seems to be a language prob05:38
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Nafallopryzbyj: if you look at the URL I sent you, you will see that your package fails to build from scratch. you might want to fix that? :-)05:39
pryzbyjyea, i see05:39
neuralispryzbyj, you can check the versions of your package's dependencies in ubuntu vs. those in debian, which should tell you if it's possible for the ubuntu user to install your debian .deb with dpkg.05:39
Nafallothe best path would be to fix that in debian, and then the package gets auto-imported.05:40
pryzbyjyea05:40
maemm05:40
mdzKamion: er, yeah, pasted the wrong line. I meant the EACCES at the end05:41
pryzbyjwell another upload is already on its way05:41
maeauto imported on next cycle05:41
maenot in current stable release05:41
mae:)05:41
Nafallopryzbyj: kewl :-)05:41
pryzbyjwhat is: powerpc-given-back.gz05:42
Kamionmdz: could you (non-urgently) merge colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/casper--fixes--0? various small fixes to bugs I noticed while fixing the real problem05:43
pryzbyj...powerpc-given-back.gz in the build failures05:43
Kamionpryzbyj: it means "ignore this if you aren't a buildd admin"05:43
pittiMithrandir: ping05:43
pryzbyjrenamed to such after a buildd problem is discovered?05:43
Kamionno, generally speaking it means that the build was unlucky enough to run while apt-ftparchive was running on ftp-master, and therefore got confused05:43
pryzbyjic05:43
mdzKamion: eeek, conflicts abound05:45
Kamionmdz: it was against the breezy branch, because to start with I thought it might be urgent; want me to update it to main?05:45
mdzKamion: ah, that'd be better, yes05:45
mdzall the .po files conflict05:46
Kamionperhaps you should merge the breezy branch into main first ...05:46
Kamionthat would probably sort it out05:46
KamionI did a debconf-updatepo in the breezy branch which you merged there, but not in main05:47
Kamionand some translation updates05:47
mdzheh, yes. that gives me the conflicts to sort out again ;-)05:47
Kamionthey're probably just in the po file headers05:48
mdzyeah05:48
DizietAha!  They have my bigger buffer cache now.  I shall go and fetch it.05:48
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mdzogra: why package ltspfs and ltspfsd separately?05:52
ogramdz, becaus upstream does that ?05:52
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ograthey are two separate sources, i can ask scott if he might merge them 05:53
neuralisogra: i don't think it's a logical grouping, if i'm remebering correctly. fsd is what runs on each thin client, fs is what runs on the server to access the fsds, isn't it?05:54
ograneuralis, we only talk about the source package05:55
neuralisogra, ah. nevermind.05:55
ograits less maintenance work to have one source that spits out two binarys05:55
ograbut i dont want to merge the sources on every upgrade, so upstream must/should do that05:56
mdzKamion: merged.  I think I'm going to move it over to bzr now05:57
Kamionmdz: righto05:57
ogrado we need to keep the "--" naming schemes for bzr archives ? 05:58
Kamionogra: no05:58
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ograyay05:58
Kamionc.f. the seeds for example05:58
ograi thought there was a policy ...05:58
Kamionbzr is more free-form about it than baz is05:59
ograyup05:59
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mdzKamion: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/bazaar/casper/06:06
mdzI have no idea what happens to the branch relationships during a conversion like this06:07
mdzhopefully it magically DTRT06:07
Kamionmdz: I had to deal with this for the seeds; after all the branches have converted, you need to use 'bzr fetch-ghosts' on the other branches to import their history, and you very likely want to use Kinnison's re-weave-inventory on it too (which I think has been integrated into bzrtools now)06:09
ajmitchmorning06:10
mdzKamion: so I chdir to mainline and fetch-ghosts breezy, e.g.?06:11
Kamionmdz: right; possibly the other way round too if you've merged the other way at any point06:12
Kamionoh, breezy was a branch from mainline, so definitely the other way round too06:12
mdzKamion: hmm, it succeeded but didn't seem to do anything06:12
mdzdid it both ways06:12
Kamion'bzr log' to see whether it shows merges06:13
mdza later rsync showed no files changed06:13
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mdzit shows merges, but apparently they were already there06:13
Kamionmaybe the import found them; it won't have found merges from my branches06:14
Kamionthe current bzrtools daily automatically re-weaves on fetch-ghosts; good, that saves trouble06:14
mdzKamion: it probably was able to find them because both branches were in the same archive06:14
HiddenWolfhah, I just found a nice old ubuntu review in a national newspaper.06:15
Kamionyeah, if you imported the whole archive at once rather than one branch at a time06:15
mdzKamion: I did it a branch at a time06:15
Kamionbut no, bzr log in mainline looks wrong06:16
HiddenWolfIt lists the lack of windows software as a pro. "You can browse without any worries, there are no frogs that'll jump on your desktop to promote ringtoes, or other anoying software"06:16
Kamionit should have indented sections with the logs from breezy on each merge from breezy06:16
HiddenWolfringtones. :/06:16
mdzok, that is consistent with fetch-ghosts not changing the branch06:16
Kamionhm, this import is buggy AFAICS06:16
mdzii  bzr            0.6.2-0ubuntu1 bazaar-ng, the next-generation distributed v06:16
mdzii  bzrtools       0.7+20051103-0 Collection of tools for bzr06:16
Kamionthe revisions indicating a merge should have multiple parents (look in 'bzr log --show-ids')06:17
Kamioncompare with e.g. any kubuntu seeds branch06:17
mdzdo I need different versions?06:17
ajmitchprobably the latest daily of bzr?06:18
mdzmy bzr seems to be the same as dapper; bzrtools is newer from jbailey's archive06:18
KamionI don't know; would be worth asking #bzr06:18
mdzKamion: what did you use for converting the seeds?06:18
Kamionmdz: an installation on chinstrap06:19
Kamionwhich is one of lifeless' "you must use EXACTLY these versions" specials06:19
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mdzgah06:19
Kamionit could be that bzr and bzrtools just have to be a bit more in sync - as I say, check with #bzr, I'm just guessing at this point06:20
mdzyep06:20
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pryzbyjso, saods9 fails with "mktclapp: can't open "/usr/lib/tcl8.4/http2.5/http.tcl" for reading", presumably on all archs.  but that file is in package tcl8.4, which is a build dep?!06:21
pryzbyjhttp://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?word=%2Fusr%2Flib%2Ftcl8.4%2Fhttp2.5%2Fhttp.tcl&searchmode=searchfiles&case=insensitive&version=breezy&arch=i38606:22
Kamionpryzbyj: the failure I see in the latest i386 build is quite different06:22
Kamiong++ -O2 -fPIC -I/usr/include/tcl8.4 -DHAVE_SYS_UN_H -DHAVE_SYS_SHM_H -D_LARGEFIL06:22
KamionE64_SOURCE -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64  -I. -I../vector -I../../include -I/usr/X11R6/06:22
Kamioninclude/X11   -c -o widget.o widget.C06:23
Kamion../vector/vector.h:50: error: expected ',' or '...' before '&' token06:23
Kamion../vector/vector.h:50: error: ISO C++ forbids declaration of 'Matrix' with no ty06:23
Kamionpe06:23
pryzbyjok that one is fixed06:23
Kamion../vector/vector.h:61: error: expected ',' or '...' before '&' token06:23
Kamion../vector/vector.h:61: error: ISO C++ forbids declaration of 'Matrix' with no ty06:23
Kamionpe06:23
Kamion../vector/vector.h:70: error: 'BBox' does not name a type06:23
Kamion(excuse the paste)06:23
pryzbyjok that one is fixed; is the other failure an early tcl problem, then?06:23
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Kamionin general you should only bother with the latest (non-trivial) logs in http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/s/saods9/3.0.3-1/06:27
pryzbyjok06:27
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jbaileymdz: Eh?  How did you wind up with a mismatch?06:38
mdzjbailey: see #bzr06:38
mdzKamion: the new branches in the same place look more reasonable06:43
RiddellKeybuk: do you know if there are plans for more advanced init scripts in ubuntu, e.g. including a status function?06:44
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Kamionmdz: what was the problem?06:45
Kamionmdz: bzr: ERROR: urllib2.HTTPError: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden06:46
KeybukRiddell: dapper+106:46
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mdzKamion: fixed06:47
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mdzKamion: just a "these are not the versions you're looking for"06:47
Kamionmdz: oh, so current daily of everything worked?06:48
mdzKamion: no, current daily of everything fails unspectacularly on fetch-ghosts06:49
mdzapparently things are complicated06:49
Kamionwhat versions should I be using if I want to do imports, then?06:49
mdzI was not able to learn the answer to that question06:49
Keybukwhatever is in lifeless' home directory, of course06:49
Keybukthat's always the right answer06:49
Keybukto any question06:49
Keybukapparently06:49
Keybukoops, M-x cynical-mode06:50
Kamionmdz: what did *you* use? :)06:50
Kamionmdz: looks like you still need to fetch-ghosts06:50
seb128Keybuk: 06:50
seb128$ get-source pmount06:50
seb128/usr/bin/hct: Sorry, an unhandled server fault occurred: error06:50
seb128Keybuk: is that a known issue?06:51
pitti_Keybuk: oi, with your reference package? :)06:51
seb128pitti_: seems it does that with every package for me06:51
mdzKamion: revno 29 has all sorts of nice indented merges06:51
Kamionmdz: did you push?06:51
mdzKamion: I think in the end I used bzr.integration from chinstrap for both import and fetch-ghosts06:51
Keybukseb128: no, not known06:52
KeybukI'll look into it06:52
seb128Keybuk: thanks06:52
mdzKamion: have pushed again for good measure06:52
Kamionmdz: no shiny indentation love here06:53
mdzKamion: bzr log -r 29 has no love?06:54
Kamionmdz: bzr.integration on chinstrap will probably require the reweave rubbish, FYI - use 'bzr fix' from bzrtools daily06:54
Kamionmdz: main or breezy?06:54
mdzKamion: main06:54
mdzthat's the breezy->main merge I did today06:54
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Kamionmdz: fresh get with no HTTP proxy, no love06:55
Keybukpitti_: ?06:59
pitti_Keybuk: !06:59
pitti_what's up?06:59
pitti_hrm, an underscore again? *grumpf*07:00
Keybukpitti_: so, what's the expected breakage with 2.6.15 ... I've not been expecting (or experiencing) any?07:00
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pittiKeybuk: the whole gnome desktop just does not react to hotplug events any more07:01
pittiKeybuk: I did not yet wasted thoughts about this07:01
Keybukthat's odd, sounds much more like a hal bug07:01
Keybukassuming hal has a udev rule? :)07:01
Keybukor is it simply that hal isn't being run07:01
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Keybukbut I do have a (very crackful) /etc/udev/rules.d/*hal*07:03
pittiKeybuk: hm, thinking about it, hal and pmount actually work07:04
Keybukso is probably just a gnome-vfs bug then07:04
seb128Mithrandir: the hplip menu item is still around with your change07:04
Keybuk*giggles*07:04
pittiKeybuk: i. e. devices are mounted, but gnome does not react to it07:04
seb128iz gtk bog?07:04
Keybukdefinite gtk bog07:04
Keybukthough that hal.rules file is classic07:04
KeybukENV{SEQNUM}=="[0-9] *" ?! ... of course the event has a sequence number07:04
pittiKeybuk: I don't now, and until the basic kernel/udev/hotplug stuff is sorted out, we should just leave it alone IMHO07:04
KeybukENV{UDEVD_EVENT}=="1" ?! ... what other kind where you expecting07:05
Keybukthough the classic is:07:05
KeybukACTION="remove"07:05
KeybukI suspect they _really_ wanted ACTION=="remove"07:05
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Keybukanyhoo, yes, we probably shouldn't debug it too hard until new udev and kernel are ready07:05
pittiyep07:06
pittithat guy uses dapper, he should share the pain :)07:06
Keybukin particular, that should be something far more like RUN+="socket:/org/freedesktop/hal"07:06
Keybukinstead of forking things07:06
Kamionnew install/live CDs up, may stand a better chance of working now07:07
Kamionplease test and report problems to me07:07
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ograsigh ... 48 minutes for a seed push07:12
Kamionogra: how are you pushing?07:14
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Kamionand what version of bzr?07:14
ograi tried a simple bzr push first ... but that timed out eery time, now i'm using it with sftp url 07:14
ograwhich at least doesnt time out07:15
ograthe current one from jbauleys archive07:15
ograjbaileys07:15
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seb128jbailey: did you figure what is wrong with freecell?07:24
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jbaileyseb128: I haven't.  I've noticed that it's the only gnome-game that seems to use threading though. =)07:24
jbaileyAnd I've also learned that threading in Scheme kinda scares me.07:24
elmobmonty_laptop: filelight won't sync; different orig.tar.gz's07:25
xhakerjbailey, gnometris doesnt load here07:25
siretartelmo: without wanting to annoy you, but is there any problem with my key?07:25
xhakerjbailey, (gnometris:19549): Gtk-WARNING **: This process is currently running setuid or setgid.07:26
jbaileyxhaker: What's the bug number?07:26
xhakersorry for the bug report here07:26
xhakerdon't think i opened one07:26
jbaileyxhaker: It's all good. =)07:26
elmocrimsun: same problem with wpasupplicant; different orig.tar.gz's07:26
seb128jbailey: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnome-games/+bug/4537 .. weird07:26
jbaileyxhaker: If you could please, I see the same behaviour, and I can confirm it for you.07:27
elmosiretart: I'm getting to it, sorry I'm still backlogged from trying to catch up after ubz07:27
jbaileyxhaker: But this appears to be a SUID problem rather than a threading-in-scheme problem.07:27
bmonty_laptopelmo: ok, i'll do a merge debdiff then, thanks07:27
xhakerjbailey, just figured it was the same package you were working on07:27
siretartelmo: okay. I was just a bit confused, no problem07:27
seb128jbailey, xhaker: we have a bug about this. That's GTK which doesn't like the setgid games (which is used to write scores)07:28
jbaileyxhaker: For me, the problem is in Freecell, which is part of Aisleriot.07:28
seb128different issue07:28
xhakerseb128, is the bug already reported?07:29
xhakerthe setgid one?07:29
mdzjbailey: any reason bzr-integration doesn't provide bzr?07:29
seb128xhaker: it is07:29
seb128xhaker: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1966807:30
jbaileymdz: Nope.  Lemme double check with lifeless to make sure he has no objections to that.07:30
xhakerseb128, thanks07:30
jbaileylifeless: (Whenever you wake up, dear)07:30
seb128xhaker: np07:30
jbaileyseb128: Found the problem with sol.  Lemme fix. =)07:32
seb128jbailey: cool. What is it?07:32
jbaileyseb128: Guile not compiled with thread support on ppc, but is on i386.07:32
seb128ah, NOTGNOME, cool :)07:33
seb128jbailey: do you have a 5.10 ppc?07:33
seb128https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnome-applets/+bug/4602 mention the same kind of issue and the guy is not using dapper07:33
seb128ups07:33
seb128https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnome-games/+bug/453707:33
jbaileyseb128: My ppc box is running dapper atm, I could do a chroot if I needed to, or dust off the other ppc box.07:33
seb128don't bother07:34
seb128I guess I can get the information from the build log07:34
Amaranthyay, alacarte is in :)07:38
seb128thanks to you !07:39
jbaileyseb128: Oh ugh.07:44
jbaileyseb128: So to run freecell I have to implement quickthreads on ppc?07:44
jbaileyYou clearly hate me. =)07:44
Amaranthbtw, has anyone used the "browser appliance" with vmware player?07:44
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Amaranthseb128: so is the rest of the stuff to go with it (gnome-panel patch, i think) waiting on flight 107:57
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lamont-awaysigh.  libgtk-java needs -ffunction-sections on hppa.  grumble08:04
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mdzKamion: have you already done a new livecd build with the new d-i?08:14
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ifvoidhey!08:19
ifvoidis anything wrong with nl.archive.ubuntu.com?  apt-get complains about an invalid signature08:20
RiddellKamion: new koffice is in the archive new08:20
Nafalloifvoid: you should probably ask the admin, not us :-). this channel is for the development of Ubuntu.08:23
ifvoidbut the key didn;t change recnetly or so?08:24
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Amaranthno08:26
Amaranthifvoid: usually you get key errors when the mirror is updating, try again in 10 minutes08:27
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ifvoidok thanks08:28
DizietExcellent.  New server disk works; just need to pvmove everything now which I can do with everyhing working.  And my workstation has 3x the RAM.08:28
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zygauh08:29
zygaguys do you think it's fine for gam_server to eat 56% of ram+swap?08:29
zygaIt's still running if anyone wants to have a look08:29
zygait currently eats 489MB of real memory08:30
dholbachhave a nice evening08:30
xhakeryou too dholbach 08:31
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seb128zyga: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1344908:37
zygaseb128: thanks alot08:42
seb128np08:42
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zygaseb128: is it possible to attach valgrind to a running process? 08:42
zyga(I never tried anything like that)08:43
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zygaso far I SIGSTOPped that memory hog08:43
seb128not sure, you can try08:44
zygachecking08:44
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zygaseb128: do you think this could be caused by the same mechanism that was present in the malloc example I showed you before?08:47
seb128maybe08:48
Amaranthwow the only thing in my system tools is system monitor, good job08:48
Amaranthoh, everything else is just hidden08:49
Kamionmdz: yes08:50
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RiddellKamion: so what's the status of ubuntu flying and should we try for a kubuntu flying?08:54
KamionRiddell: ok, thanks, kubuntu daily running now08:54
KamionRiddell: (a) flight not flying :-) (b) Ubuntu install/live are ready for testing but tests incomplete (c) if you can coordinate the required testing, sure08:55
Amaranthis there a breezy mini iso?08:55
KamionAmaranth: archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/installer-*/images/current/...08:56
Amarantherr, those aren't isos08:59
Kamionhttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso certainly is09:00
Amaranthoh, netboot09:00
Kamionmdz: do you mind *terribly* much if the live CD boot text for Flight 1 is wrong (i.e. looking like the install CD) as long as it's fixed afterwards?09:01
KamionI've fixed it but it'll take a d-i upload09:01
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Diablo-D3Hey guys.09:04
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Diablo-D3Why does universe contain helix-player?09:04
Diablo-D3or rather, why does it include the completely useless stripped down helix-player?09:04
crimsunit's not useless, and this is a MOTU question09:05
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mdzKamion: I don't mind at all09:07
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Kamioni386/live pass09:23
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KamionKubuntu live filesystem building09:27
KamionRiddell: Kubuntu daily 20051118.2 should be good for you to test09:28
HWolfDiablo-D3, stripped of non-free codecs.09:28
Diablo-D3HWolf: yes, we had this discussion09:29
RiddellKamion: great, thanks09:29
Diablo-D3HWolf: in #ubuntu-motu I mean09:29
Diablo-D3HWolf: its just that why is helix-player even packaged when its totally useless, and redundant09:29
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AmaranthHWolf: it's not stripped, afaik, it just doesn't come with any codecs09:30
Diablo-D3when I said stripped, I meant from upstream09:30
Diablo-D3helix contains nothing useful.09:30
Diablo-D3to make it useful, you need to use realplayer instead09:30
AmaranthDiablo-D3: It's not getting removed, end of discussion.09:30
HWolfhelix upstream doesn't have real support either, afaik.09:31
Diablo-D3HWolf: *I just said that*09:31
Amaranthnope09:31
Amaranthhelix + real codecs = realplayer 1009:31
Diablo-D3Amaranth: this is what was wrong with debian imo09:31
Diablo-D3too much useless shit packaged09:31
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Almost of the packages come directly from debian. And this channel has many debian maintainers in it...09:32
Amarantherr, almost all09:32
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Diablo-D3aaand just because debian packages it doesnt mean we should inherit it.09:32
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AmaranthIt's automatic.09:32
Diablo-D3maybe it shouldnt be?09:33
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Go through every single package in main, restricted, universe, and multiverse and for every package you think shouldn't be there write a paragraph detailing why.09:33
AmaranthDiablo-D3: If you think that will take too long you know why it's automatic.09:33
Diablo-D3I cant do it for all09:34
AmaranthSomeone would have to.09:35
Diablo-D3simply on the fact that I dont use all09:35
Kamionone useful approach might be to package the extra codecs for multiverse09:35
AmaranthYou can't do it all, that's the answer for why it's automatic.09:35
Diablo-D3Kamion: doesnt work that way afaik09:35
KamionDiablo-D3: then fix that :)09:36
Diablo-D3Kamion: helix just cant use rp codecs09:36
AmaranthKamion: The only codecs I know of are the real ones and you can't make them work in helix.09:36
Diablo-D3Kamion: cant, its rigged upstream for it not towork09:36
Diablo-D3however, other players can use realplayer codecs 09:36
Diablo-D3such as mplayer09:36
Kamionseems like it'd still be useful for freely-encoded content ...09:36
Amaranthmplayer uses the win32 realplayer codecs09:37
Amaranthwhich are illegal to distribute, have, etc09:37
thierryseb128 : you told me to not force the icon extension (for absolute icon path bug) but check this one https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/lbreakout2/+bug/324209:38
xhakerKamion, any changes in d-i from daily 14 to daily 18?09:38
thierryseb128: it got fixed and it forces the extension09:38
Kamion"proprietary software does more" isn't a reason to remove free software, even if it's not as capable yet. If we followed that argument to its logical conclusion there would be no Ubuntu at all.09:38
Kamionxhaker: daily d-i builds incorporate newer versions of various udebs09:38
Diablo-D3Kamion: both kde and gnome's default video player can play everything helix does09:38
Kamionthey're mostly automatic09:38
Diablo-D3Kamion: and does it in a saner way09:38
Kamionxhaker: see individual changelogs (or dapper-changes) for details09:38
AmaranthDiablo-D3: gedit and kate and vim and emacs all do the same thing09:39
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Which one should we keep?09:39
seb128thierry: it doesn't mean it's optimal09:39
Diablo-D3vim of course.09:39
Diablo-D3;)09:39
thierryseb128 : I know but should someone reopen it for that?09:39
Diablo-D3Amaranth: actually, $gnome_default, $kde_default, and vim.09:39
xhakerKamion, daily 14 seemed to "forget" to depmod -a at the first boot09:39
Diablo-D3(yes, I hate emacs)09:39
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Exactly, this is your opinion.09:40
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Someone might like helix as it is.09:40
Amaranthcrimsun said he uses it09:40
thierryseb128 : like changing the last patch and resending it? (thing I could do) But I can't reopen it...09:40
Diablo-D3Amaranth: I was kidding, btw09:40
Kamionxhaker: hardware detection in dapper d-i before 20051114/15 or so was basically broken09:40
Diablo-D3Amaranth: all four are package worthy09:40
Kamiondebian-installer (20051026ubuntu2) dapper; urgency=low09:41
Kamion  * build/pkg-lists/base: Switch back to module-init-tools-udeb for now;09:41
Kamion    busybox modprobe doesn't support all the options we need and doesn't09:41
Kamion    seem to have good enough alias and blacklist support.09:41
Kamion -- Colin Watson <cjwatson@ubuntu.com>  Tue, 15 Nov 2005 13:01:24 +000009:41
Kamionxhaker: ^--09:41
seb128thierry: ask to bmonty_laptop on IRC09:41
Amaranthbtw, is it bad that the 2.6.15 kernels in dapper can't seem to use scsi drives?09:42
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thierrybmonty_laptop : could we reopen malone bug 3242 ?09:42
xhakerKamion, do you think i should get flight1 then? i've installed daily 14.. i don't think it would change much besides depmoding?09:43
seb128Mortas_: around?09:45
slomoelmo: ping?09:45
HWolfAmaranth, it'd think so.09:45
Mortas_seb128: yep09:45
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mdzxhaker: by 'first boot', do you mean from the CD or the hard disk?09:46
seb128Mortas: I've comment on your UniverseDesktopFileAbsolutePath, this page is an error (no offense)09:46
xhakermdz, the first boot from the harddisk before installing the rest of the packages..09:47
MortasI'm not easily offended, so don't worry09:47
seb128Mortas: that should be UniverseDesktopFile, no reason to limit the fix a one single point where you can as well run the validator and make everything conform09:47
xhakerit complained right at the begining that it couldn't load vesafb module.. i use vga=79209:47
mdzxhaker: in that case, that's normal09:47
mdzdepmod doesn't run at boot anymore in dapper09:47
xhakermdz,i think it's just modules.dep that inst generated09:48
xhakeryes09:48
xhakerthat09:48
mdzxhaker: in the initramfs or in userland?09:48
seb128making the patch, filing the bug, uploading the fix, sending upstream is the work. So as well changing the other point when you do this09:48
Mortasseb128: good point, at the time I only ran into that one issue but making it a page for multiple issues is always good ofcourse09:48
mdzin either case, it's generated long before boot time09:48
mdzxhaker: if you saw an error message, we need to see an exact copy of it09:48
seb128Mortas: other point, your example force the extension which seems to be wrong09:48
seb128Mortas: a theme variant can have .jpg or .png or .svg09:49
seb128filename speaking09:49
seb128should be "filename"09:49
seb128no "filename.jpg"09:49
xhakermdz, something along the lines of "Couldn't locate module (/usr/lib......./vesafb.ko)"09:49
xhakermdz, it's the first thing that showed up after grub09:49
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ogra_livemdz, i386/live is fine ...09:50
mdzogra_live: cheers09:50
Amaranththat reminds me, i need to figure out how to make pyxdg only use an xpm if it can't find an svg09:50
Mortasseb128: I've changed the example09:50
ogra_livenext ppc ...09:50
seb128Mortas: thanks09:50
thierryseb128, Mortas : I'm the one that did about every patch that here linked on that page, and seb128 told me all that so all the patch listed are ok (well I think)09:51
thierryMartas_09:52
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ogramdz, ppc live doesnt boot... i try a new media ..10:00
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bmonty_laptopthierry: you can reopen #3242 if you want, please make sure you put a reason why10:06
minghuahi bmonty_laptop, got your message10:07
bmonty_laptophey minghua 10:07
minghuabmonty_laptop: the new debdiff looks good, just one nitpicking: you probably want to keep the old ubuntu changelogs10:07
minghuabmonty_laptop: so people have the context for the ubuntu specific chagnes10:08
bmonty_laptopminghua: good point10:08
bmonty_laptopI'll change that, plus I'm not sure if it is necessary, but I'm interested in some other folks looking at the rationale to not bring in the libfam0c102 name10:09
thierrybmonty_laptop : I don't have the right to reopen the bug, and my reason is that the applied patch forces the extension, it shouldn't10:10
bmonty_laptopthierry: the debdiff removes the absolute path10:11
thierrybmonty_laptop : yes but it force the extension look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UniverseDesktopFileAbsolutePath10:15
thierrybmonty_laptop : it shouldn't have a .png or .xpm10:16
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bmonty_laptopthierry: ah, ok...I see.10:17
bmonty_laptopI think we should open a new bug for that, the absolute path issue is fixed10:17
thierrymmm ok then going to do it10:18
bmonty_laptopthanks for showing me that10:18
thierrynp10:18
thierrybmonty_laptop : ok but the patch is not applied on the breezy source... so where do I get the source to make the change? and how?10:21
thierrybmonty_laptop : it would be far more simpler to just take the last patch, take off the extension, and resend it10:23
bmonty_laptopthierry: the patch won't be applied against breezy, only dapper10:24
bmonty_laptopyou can use "apt-get source lbreakout2" to get the source package though10:25
thierryok so I get the source of breezy?10:25
bmonty_laptopI made the change to the patch, I'll upload it10:25
bmonty_laptopthierry: it depends on what is in your sources.list10:25
thierrybmonty_laptop : ok so please close bug 4619 (sorry I opened it too fast ;)  )10:27
sivangmdz: I don't mean bug, but have my email got to you eventually? (re: HomeUserBackup)10:29
Kamionxhaker: that's a known usplash bug, I believe; it hardcodes module paths which have changed10:30
bmonty_laptopthierry: actually, I think it is better to have a new bug since I'll have to do the debdiff against the source package in dapper10:30
thierrybmonty_laptop : will you send the patch to the bug or do you want me to fix it?10:31
thierrybmonty_laptop : and is it better to send a .debdiff or a .patch? 10:31
bmonty_laptopthierry: you can fix it if you want, and it is easier for people to sponsor your upload if you send a debdiff10:32
Kamionxhaker: I've made a note of it for the errata; I think vga16fb usplash still works fine10:32
bmonty_laptopthierry: we should move over to #ubuntu-motu10:33
Kamionxhaker: I'm impressed that you got a working install out of 20051114, but given that you did, you should just be able to upgrade as normal10:33
ograKamion, did you test ppc/live already ? i dont seem to be able to boot it ...10:34
Kamionogra: I've burned it, will test in a moment10:36
ograah10:36
ograit was a media problem10:36
Kamionok, good start :)10:37
ograthis ancient g4 doesnt eat CDRW10:37
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ograa normal CD-R works now10:37
Pygiah :/10:37
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sistpotyelmo: please sync kvirc from unstable, ubuntu override ok10:40
ograKamion, mdz, ppc/live is good ...10:45
mdzsplendiferous10:45
mdzsivang: it's in my queue10:45
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thierryseb128 : is it the end of the world if I sent .patch file to solve bugs in malone?10:52
janimowhich are the packages that bugzilla does not know about? It does not autocomplete libgnutls-dev, and if entered by hand it says 'unknown component'10:52
seb128thierry: no :)10:53
Kamionpowerpc/live pass until bad sectors on the cloop killed it (I blame the media)10:53
thierryseb128 : but is it better to have .debdiff files?10:53
Kamioni386/server fail, no preseed files; will have to respin install CDs10:53
Kamion(will kill Kubuntu CDs too)10:54
KamionRiddell: ^--10:54
seb128thierry:  no, better to have a patch for the desktop file so it can be sent upstream10:55
RiddellKamion: so current CDs are scrap?10:55
KamionRiddell: install CDs are, I'm afraid; live CDs should be OK10:56
Kamion(they don't rely on preseeding)10:56
RiddellKamion: ok10:56
KamionI'm fixing the issue now10:57
thierryseb128 : bmonty_laptop just told me it was better to have a .debdiff ...10:58
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seb128thierry: depending of the people I guess, .patch/.diff is fine for this, don't bother11:00
Kamionhmm, weird, I get cdebconf-priority's question displayed to me just before reboot into second stage11:02
Kamionit's harmless but odd11:02
thierryseb128 : ok11:02
Kamiontempted to errata it11:03
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KamionI think our busybox init patches might have slowed it down enough that init doesn't get around to SIGTERMing main-menu before it executes the next menu item11:06
seb128'night11:08
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ogra_livemdz, Kamion, amd64/live is good to go ... all livecds were fine here11:09
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mdzKamion: I've got a full set of CDs locally now; which need testing?11:12
mdzah, will wait for the next build I guess11:12
xhakerKamion, that cdebconf showed up to me but it rebooted right after. heh11:13
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Kamionxhaker: right, that's the bug - it's harmless if annoying. fixing11:14
xhakerand other prompts looked odd/different from breezy11:14
xhakerlike the Timezone now it displays a tinier prompt..11:14
Kamionthat's intentional; tzsetup has been significantly revamped and in many cases now will not prompt at all11:15
Kamionmdz: live CDs are still worth testing11:16
Kamioncdebconf-priority appearance fixed upstream now11:16
Kamionxhaker: different isn't a bug but actively odd might be. :-)11:16
mdzxhaker: did you sort out your vesafb issue?11:16
Kamionmdz: iz usplash bug11:16
Kamionoh, no, maybe not, not with 2.6.1211:17
Kamionhmm, ignore me11:17
xhakerit does work as i can see the boot process in a nice resolution.. but usplash no longer works (tm)11:17
xhaker:P11:17
mdzxhaker: could be http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1967511:17
xhakergonna check11:17
Kamionbut why would a 2.6.15 issue affect current installs?11:17
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xhakermdz, the kernel is still 2.6.12 in installs11:18
xhakeris that "bug" present in that too?11:19
Kamionnot AFAIK, we'd have noticed it in breezy11:19
lifelessjbailey: fine by me11:20
mdzxhaker: if you're talking about a dapper daily install, then your problem is something else11:22
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sivangmdz: k, thanks. sorry for bugging.11:26
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zyganight guys11:33
zyganight girls11:33
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Kamionnew Ubuntu install CDs up11:39
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mdzfetching11:43
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RiddellKamion: kubuntu ones next?11:52
KamionRiddell: they're building as I type11:53
RiddellKamion: great.  and what's the status of the live CDs?11:53
sistpotyinfinity: around?11:53
KamionRiddell: they seem OK for Ubuntu, although I haven't checked amd64 yet11:54
KamionRiddell: Kubuntu live CDs are (as before) fine for you to test11:54
RiddellKamion: there's nothing at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/11:54
Kamionuh11:54
Kamionhmm, maybe that ran afoul of earlier problems, sorry. OK, I'll rebuild shortly11:55
Riddellcool11:55
Kamiontoo ... much ... stuff ... to ... coordinate11:55
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