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mdzelmo: permanently fixed meaning we need to find a new mirror?12:22
elmono12:23
elmomeaning that it's setup in such a way that we can fix most problems ourselves and be more reactive when it breaks12:23
elmowe have plenty of other us.a.u.c candidates, so even if we did have to find another, it wouldn't be disastrouis12:24
sivangcool, Deer Park download upgrades and installs them automaticall, although noting all my previous ones are not compatible12:29
sivangmdz: "Under Consideration" in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperGoals means is still not certain if ubuntu drivers want this specs to be targetted for dapper?12:32
mdzsivang: yes12:38
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crimsunelmo: Thanks for the tapiir sync earlier. Would you please sync tagtool, synaesthesia, and sympa from Sid (ok to override Ubuntu changes)?12:40
sivangmdz: is there anything I can sort out for your decision re home-user-backup?12:45
sivangmdz: (is the spec incomplete, looks impossible, whatever?)12:45
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mdzsivang: I haven't had a chance to read it yet12:46
sivangmdz: k, thanks and sorry again. <mental note>please be more patient</mental note> 12:47
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MarioMeyerinfinity, ping12:50
dholbachgood night everybody12:56
ogranight dholbach 12:56
dholbachnight ogra12:56
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mvogood night12:57
ogranight mvo 12:57
mvomdz: a last question (before I go to bed), do you need a debdiff or more information on the langauge-selector upload for breezy-updates?12:58
mdzmvo: a debdiff would be welcome01:00
ograyay01:00
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wasabi_Hmm. At some point weren't devices supposed to be accessable by a uuid in /dev?01:02
mdkei noticed the password dialogue for network-admin spells it "network-admins". Is that worthy of a bug?01:02
mvomdz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/language-selector_0.1.1.debdiff (important bits are the first two)01:03
crimsunelmo: thanks!01:03
mdzmvo: the changelog looks incomplete01:04
mdzmdke: it's a bug that it uses the name of the executable at all, rather than a meaningful name01:04
mdkemdz, very true01:05
mvomdz: ups, wrong file (sorry, late here). I updated it, please reload01:06
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mdkemdz, is that to file under gksudo or gst?01:10
mdzmdke: gst01:10
mdzmvo: ok, thanks01:11
mdkemdz, ok thanks will do that01:11
mdzmdke: severity: minor please01:11
mdkemdz, indeed01:16
mdkemdz, it is dapper only anyhow, so i'm sure someone can fix it in the next 4 months or so01:16
mdzreally?  I thought I noticed it in breezy as well01:16
mdzI forgot to file it though01:17
mdkeyes, the executable name is in breezy, but not the typo01:17
MarioMeyerinfinity, ping01:26
infinityMarioMeyer : pong.01:28
MarioMeyer:P01:28
infinity(Please ping via /msg in the future, I suck at watching channel chatter when I'm busy)01:28
MarioMeyersomeone said you're the php5 maintainer01:28
MarioMeyercan i pvt u then?01:28
infinityI've heard that same rumour.01:29
infinityYeah, msg away.01:29
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danielslamont-away: could you please have a look at why all the chroots are broken? check the glibc build log for an example02:15
lamontdaniels: that'd be because gcc-4.0 build-depends libgcj6, which build-depends the current version of gcc-4.002:15
lamontand I've been slowly working through analyzing how screwed that is02:15
danielslamont: ouch, christ02:16
danielslamont: okay, thanks :)02:16
tsengcool, something more broken than mono 1.002:16
ajmitchif that is possible02:17
lamontdaniels: basically, gettext Depends: po-debconf Depends: libgcj6, which is unbuildable until gettext is installable02:17
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danielsand not my fault this time.  amazing.02:17
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mojoI find an issue with GtkFileChooser but I need some confirmation, the issue is:02:45
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mojofor Save FileChooser dialog, for example I am saving a zip file then, if the name of the file in 'Name:' are the same as the name of the folder in current folder, FileChooser automatically jump into that folder instead.02:46
ptlomojo, i believe that's a feature, not a bug02:47
mojoptlo: sure?02:47
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mojomojo: but that GtkFileChoose is a Save Type02:48
mojomojo: if users want to choose Folder to save in, they must do it via extension folder choosing option02:48
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spstarr_homehmm anyone report debtags segfaulting in today's build?02:53
danielscheck bugzilla02:53
spstarr_homenone recorded02:53
danielsthat's where those sorts of reports tend to go02:53
danielsthere's your answer, then?02:53
spstarr_home0x0810c34e in pkgAcquire::Item::IsTrusted ()02:53
spstarr_homeim debugging it02:54
danielsenjoy02:54
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jdongFailed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  MD5Sum mismatch03:01
jdongFailed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/multiverse/binary-i386/Packages.gz  MD5Sum mismatch03:01
jdongarchive.ubuntu.com problems.... :-/03:01
elmoI doubt it03:03
elmobreezy's Packages file hasn't changed since it released03:03
elmoit's far more likely there's a broken http proxy between you and archive03:04
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jdongelmo: yep, my bad03:07
jdongdamn squid server03:07
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tsengexclude a.u.c03:08
jdongyep03:08
tsengcaching packages.gz seems to always be a Bad Thing03:08
jdongor at least Release, Packages.gz files03:08
tsengeven apt-proxy seems to have a penchant for spectacuarly breaking the cached files03:09
jdongyeah03:09
ajmitcheven apt-proxy?03:09
ajmitchthat's apt-proxy's main feature03:09
tsengi didnt mean to impune its tremendous usefulness03:10
ajmitchI have no problems doing so03:10
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spstarr_homeca.archive.ubuntu.com is missing its gpg key03:18
spstarr_homeb/n03:19
spstarr_homen/m03:19
jdonghey, how's the FF RC3 import03:24
jdongI'm gonna build it for fun...03:24
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wasabiwasabi@kyoto:~$ ldd /usr/bin/epiphany  | grep gtkem04:04
wasabi        libgtkembedmoz.so => not found04:04
wasabiSomehow this situation has been allowed.04:04
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jdongwasabi: yeah, sloppy merge job for FF rc2... being fixed04:22
wasabik04:23
jdongwasabi: it seems like it's fixed in rc3's upload, though a recompile of epiphany is necessary04:24
jdongjdong@shuttle:~$ ldd /usr/bin/epiphany  | grep gtkem04:25
jdong        libgtkembedmoz.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libgtkembedmoz.so (0xb7ef8000)04:25
jdongyep04:25
jdongrecompile epiphany04:25
wasabichecking whether we have a gtk 2 gecko build... configure: error: This program needs a gtk 2 gecko build04:25
wasabiI don't have libgtkmozembed there. ;)04:26
jdongversion 1.4.99+1.5rc3.dfsg-1ubuntu204:26
jdongnot compiled yet04:26
jdongapt-source it04:26
wasabiAhh04:26
wasabik04:27
wasabiDidn't see it on changes.04:27
wasabiBut I see it now04:27
jdongneeds force-overwrite to install, just a heads-up04:27
wasabik04:27
wasabithanks. ;004:28
jdongnp04:28
jdongactually researching into this for backports... not a dapper user yet04:28
wasabiGuess nobody likes ~ in versions yet.04:29
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jdonglol04:29
jdongIMO *-updates should use it04:29
jdongsecurity could even benefit04:29
jdongoh well, not my call :)04:29
danielser, how would security benefit?04:29
danielsgiven that the only thing that ever gets backported is firefox04:30
jdongI meant the -security repo...04:30
jdongdaniels: the mozilla naming blunder?04:30
jdonglate hoary04:30
jdongthat was fixed in BREEZY-updates?04:30
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wasabiI don't know about any of that.04:30
wasabiI just think it looks cleaner.04:31
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Amaranthanyone looked into the supposed autoconfiguration of Xorg that nexenta does?05:24
danielsthey just use Xorg -configure05:28
danielswhich I think is a tremendously bad idea05:28
danielsbut, y'know, more power to them05:28
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Amaranthdaniels: Wasn't autoconfiguration supposed to be a feature of 7?06:00
danielsnope06:01
danielsa whole bunch of us have plans to make it workable later on06:01
Amaranthusing hal and such?06:03
danielsyeah06:03
danielswith hotplug input devices06:03
danielshotplug displays later on down the track06:03
Amaranththat would be _awesome_06:03
danielswe'll drag X into the 1990s if it kills us06:03
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dilingerand by "us", you mean we users as well, right? :)06:04
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danielsi can't imagine there being another breezy06:05
wasabi=( epiphany crashes with new ff. alas.06:09
Burgundaviadaniels, not a fan of unmaintainable crap?06:09
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Burgundaviadesrt, have you raised our concerns about g-p-m upstream on desktop-devel?06:10
desrtnegative.  martin matthew and myself came to an agreement06:10
desrtlooks like g-p-m is in06:10
desrtalthough i DID get an interesting email today06:10
desrtnot sure what to make of it06:10
Burgundaviafrom who?06:11
desrtthere's this thing called kpowersave06:11
desrt[some guy] 06:11
Burgundaviadesrt, in for dapper or in for .14?06:11
desrtand he kept writing itl ike (k)powersave06:11
desrtimplying that the k is somehow optional06:11
desrtBurgundavia; dapper06:11
desrtBurgundavia; honestly i'm confused and possibly annoyed06:11
Burgundaviahm06:11
Burgundaviahttp://sourceforge.net/projects/powersave/06:11
desrthe emailed me at desrt@cas.mcmaster.ca which is quite odd06:11
danielsdesrt: feel free to ...06:12
desrtFrom: Michael Biebl <biebl@teco.edu>06:12
Burgundaviawell, that powersave I just mentioned does seem to fit the bill of what you describeed06:13
Burgundaviait has a WM applet06:13
desrthe's doing odd things like suggesting that we ask the user confusing questions about their laptop's power capabilities during install06:13
Burgundaviadoesn't seem like it uses HAL yet06:13
Burgundaviahttp://powersave.sourceforge.net/Todo.html#Todo06:13
danielsBurgundavia: the unmaintainable crap wasn't my plan; it was more about the horrendous world-ending breakage that users felt06:14
desrtdaniels; my damn video card still doesn't work </complaint>06:14
desrt*ahem*06:14
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desrti suspect, actually, it has nothing to do with drivers.  i think my MTRRs are wonked (however that works)06:15
danielsif you have mtrr issues, it's the kernel's fault06:15
desrtthis is what i believe.06:15
danielsif you're waiting for r300, you'll have to wait for gcc to be fixed now that glibc's fixed to work with new binutils06:16
desrti am waiting for 261506:16
danielsand then the kernel also needs new drm for pcie r30006:16
desrtagp r350 here06:16
Burgundaviasame06:16
desrtRV350 even06:16
Burgundaviadesrt, I don't know enough about the internals to know if (k)powersave is sane06:17
Burgundaviabut the UI is total crack, I can tell you taht06:17
desrtBurgundavia; it's a problem of "too big"06:18
desrtit's practically official.  i'm dead weight for dapper06:18
desrti'm in the last 6 months of my undergraduate degree06:18
desrtso i'll see y'all for dapper+106:19
desrtand i want to do it right then06:19
Burgundaviaouch06:19
desrtbut now we don't have enough time.  mjg59 wants g-p-m and i'm cool with that06:19
desrtit's an acceptable stop-gap solution and he's pushing really hard for it06:19
desrtit also has the interesting feature of cutting me almost entirely out of the loop... which i would normalyl be unhappy about but due to time constraints elsewhere... eh06:20
desrti'm going to keep this email around.  using/fixing/cleaning-up/whatever powersave might be an appropriate thing to do for dapper+1?06:21
Burgundaviasounds good06:21
BurgundaviaI like the getting richard and this Kpowersave guy to get together and agree on a common backend06:22
desrtmore like: get all the stakeholders together and get them to agree on what the problem is06:23
Burgundaviaya06:23
Burgundaviaand some good common points06:23
desrtrichard does -not- want to hear "system daemon"06:24
danielsargh, you said stakeholders06:24
desrti emailed him about it and it's been on the g-p-m mailing lists a few times06:24
Burgundaviaah, elmo deleted RideTheWildElmo06:24
danielsmaybe they could all leverage synergies going forward06:24
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wasabiAnd vertical markets.06:25
Burgundaviain a way that provides value to all06:25
desrtdaniels; only if we want to have a paradigm shift to a new phase of emerging technology06:25
danielshttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/RideTheWildElmo?action=info06:25
desrthahahah06:26
BurgundaviaJames is probably going to block me from editing the wiki now06:26
desrtjeff seems to be having a bit of a fight with him here06:26
desrtBurgundavia; i do believe you are obliged to add your name to the list06:26
fabbionemorning06:27
desrtg'morn06:27
desrtanyway... seriously though... there are stakeholders and richard is probably one of them06:27
Burgundaviahe has spent the most time on it so far06:28
desrtand he doesn't want to hear "system daemon" because it pretty much means "toss your code in the bin -- time for a rewrite"06:28
Burgundaviaya06:28
desrtwhich is fair06:28
desrtbut not objective06:28
Burgundaviaany idea how gnome is going to move on this?06:29
desrtno.06:29
desrtmaybe i should make my opinion known to gnome.... but honestly, i really don't want to shut richard down06:30
desrthe has done a lot of work06:30
ajmitchBurgundavia: you revived that page?06:30
desrtwriting a "why gnome should not use g-p-m" email to d-d-l for example would make me feel like a colossal asshat06:30
Burgundaviaajmitch, Good Urls never die06:31
ajmitchbut naughty wiki gnomes do06:31
desrta threat? :)06:32
ajmitchnot from me :)06:32
BurgundaviaI can handle being locked out of the wiki06:32
desrtbut can the wiki handle it? <tear>06:32
ajmitchelmo is probably already on his way to your house to kill you06:32
Burgundaviagood thing I have a rabid (4" tall) dog here to guard me06:33
ajmitchthose ones are the worst06:33
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Burgundaviahmm, d-d-l discussion of g-p-m sort of ran out of steam discussing battstat and interacting with gpm06:37
desrtoh.  that's the other thing about g-p-m that bugs me :p06:38
desrtit's reinventing the battstat wheel06:38
Burgundaviaso would have battstat for the actual display, and g-p-m for the configuration dialog and the actual work?06:39
desrti guess, but i don't know06:40
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fabbionehmmm07:55
fabbionedaniels: did you upload the last xterm?07:55
daniels\sh maintains it07:56
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linnuxxyhow to get the ifconfig information in C?08:11
Chipzzwrong channel08:11
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siretartmorning ubuntu devs!08:46
siretartdid the c2a transition already start?08:46
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siretarthey Scott!08:49
Keybukmorning08:49
fabbionesiretart: nope08:50
fabbionesiretart: the archive is unbuildable at the moment08:50
Amaranthsiretart: i guess, latest dapper dist-upgrade uninstalls a bunch of things thanks to libstdc++608:50
fabbionegcj-4.0 transition need to be done first08:50
pittiHi siretart 08:50
fabbionehey Keybuk 08:51
siretartfabbione: morning. and thanks for explanation08:53
Mithrandirelmo: pong08:53
siretarthuhu pitti 08:53
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sivangMorning all09:35
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siretartfabbione: any reason why ubuntu's iptables does not ship /lib/iptables/libipt_recent.so?09:50
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fabbionesiretart: dunno09:51
fabbionepitti: thanks for fixing my bugs :)09:51
Keybuksiretart: it's built-in to libc isn't it?09:51
fabbionepitti: krb4 ;)09:51
Keybuksiretart: what symbols are you looking for?09:51
siretartKeybuk: I'm trying to use the 'recent' match from iptables09:52
pittifabbione: it also bothered me a lot09:52
Keybukthat's not a symbol :)09:52
siretart iptables v1.3.1: Couldn't load match `recent':/lib/iptables/libipt_recent.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory09:52
hungerAnyone having problems with debtags? postinst reports a segfault for me.09:52
fabbionepitti: ok.. 09:52
fabbionehunger: known problem09:52
hungerfabbione: Good, I can't bugreport from here;-)09:52
pittifabbione: and it's part of the ReducingDuplicates killing rave :)09:52
siretartKeybuk: I didn't talk about symbols, but this libipt_recent.so file09:52
fabbionepitti: even better ;)09:53
Keybukah, sorry, I'm confusing those things with a kernel syscall interface09:53
siretartfabbione: okay, I'll file a bug in bugzilla then, okay?09:53
fabbionesiretart: iptables in dapper is FTBFS.. so let's get that one fixed first and see09:54
fabbionesiretart: but if you want to open a bug, just go ahead09:54
fabbionei don't maintain iptables anyway ;)09:54
hungerIs there a "ReducingTransitionalPackages" killing rave as well?09:54
siretartfabbione: you was the last uploader. that the reason I bug you ;)09:54
siretartwell, the one mentioned in /u/s/d/iptables/changelog.Debian.gz, even09:55
fabbioneam I?09:55
siretartyou uploaded 1.3.1-2ubuntu109:56
siretartthats the version in breezy09:56
fabbionehmm crap09:56
siretart;)09:56
fabbionesucks to be me09:56
fabbioneok file a bug, but let bugzilla assign it to who is responsible for it09:56
fabbionethere might be a default assignee ;)09:56
Keybuksiretart: there's no documented reason for it, I suspect it's just because Debian didn't09:57
siretartKeybuk: I'll investigate it09:57
siretartmerge seems borked. I'm on it09:59
fabbionesiretart: yes it is10:00
Keybukya know, this responsibility-by-first-letter thing is getting scary10:01
Keybukseb just got every merge beginning 'g' assigned to him10:01
Keybukjr everything beginning 'k'10:01
Keybukand chmj everything beginning 'j'10:01
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seb128pitti: hum10:02
seb128$ grep DB_INIT_TXN * -r10:02
TreenaksKeybuk: that's all ubuntu-specific, no merge required10:02
seb128calendar/libical/src/libicalss/icalbdbset.c:  flags = DB_INIT_LOCK | DB_INIT_TXN | DB_CREATE | DB_THREAD | 10:02
pittiseb128: shit10:02
Keybukoh, and doko has everything beginning 'p' :)10:02
seb128pitti: 10:03
seb128$ grep DB_TXN * -r | grep -v libdb10:03
seb128calendar/libical/src/libicalss/icalbdbset.c:  DB_TXN *tid;10:03
seb128calendar/libical/src/libicalss/icalbdbset.c:int icalbdbset_acquire_cursor(DB *dbp, DB_TXN *tid, DBC **rdbcp) {10:03
seb128calendar/libical/src/libicalss/icalbdbset.c:  DB_TXN *tid;10:03
seb128...10:03
seb128etc10:03
siretartresponsibility by first letter? is this a canonical internal assignment or did I miss something?10:04
pittiseb128: that means that 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 are incompatible then10:04
seb128:(10:04
Keybuksiretart: a long-running joke.  seb128 once disavowed responsibility for a bug because it was in a package which began 'x' and he only deals with 'g' :)10:05
fabbioneehhehe10:05
siretartlol10:06
siretart;)10:06
seb128which turned to not be a good idea10:06
seb128doko tried to give me gcc :p10:06
hungerseb128: You should have picked a letter not kontaining most of gnome;-)10:06
seb128and jbailey glibc :p10:06
Keybukdid you take them?10:08
seb128you don't want me to take them :)10:09
seb128I've enough to break with GTK :p10:09
KeybukI use Kubuntu now (*)10:10
Keybuk(* note: lie)10:10
chmjhuh ? 10:10
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Amaranthit's not fun being a gnome/gtk guy when people start showing you all the cool qt things10:13
Amaranthlike being threadsafe10:13
seb128trooooolll10:13
dholbachhellas10:13
seb128hi dholbach10:13
dholbachhey seb :)10:14
Amaranthtroll? i'm just pissed off at threads :P10:14
Keybukdon't use threads10:14
Nafallomorning10:14
Amaranthyeah...10:14
Amaranthwhat else am i supposed to use? people always tell me to use twisted10:15
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siretartKeybuk: is it possible that MoM does not deal at all with changes in binary files?10:17
Keybukit's not only possible, it's true10:17
zygamorning10:18
Keybukfortunately dpkg-source doesn't deal with changes in binary files either10:18
siretartokay. then I found the reason why the iptables merge is borked10:18
KeybukMoM does get very confused with a couple of strange source formats though, usually native .tar.gz which an .orig.tar.bz2 inside it and patches10:18
siretartI'm testing my merge right now..10:18
siretartiptables includes the 'real' upstream tarball along with several patch-o-matic sources10:19
Keybukwe've never merged iptables?10:19
siretartthere was no reason for, we didn't diverge since short before breezy release10:19
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Keybukah, d'oh, I looked at the breezy source package10:19
Keybukyeah, looking at that package, it's the kind of package MoM sometimes screws up on10:20
Keybukwhich is why we have humans who can review them10:20
Keybukbut the humans screw up on those too10:20
siretartof course. 10:20
Keybukwhich, imo, is pretty much proof that people shouldn't package things like that, damnit! :p10:20
siretartbut it is a great tool in assisting merges10:20
siretart  debhelper: Depends: po-debconf but it is not going to be installed10:21
siretartthats a nice one :/10:21
\shyeah10:22
\shsiretart: but it's libgcj6 which has problems with gcc4 base or something like this10:23
fabbionesiretart: that's still the same as i told you before10:23
siretartfabbione: now I see that in action :)10:24
fabbionebasically ~85% of the archive cannot be built atm10:24
fabbioneif not more10:24
Nafallosimpified, the dapper archive is more or less corrupt? :-P10:24
Nafallos/p/pl/10:24
siretartnot corrupt. simply broken10:25
fabbionethe archive is good, just not buildable :)10:25
Nafalloso not broken, but corrupt ;-)10:25
Nafalloi.e. a little bit broken10:26
Nafallo:-)10:26
Kamionno, corrupt would indicate malice10:28
Kamionchanges not corresponding to what's been uploaded10:29
Nafallohm, oki.10:29
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pittiseb128: which part of gnome starts the dbus session bus?10:37
Treenakspitti: /etc/X11/Xsession.d/*10:37
seb128pitti: xorg10:37
Treenaks(I guess)10:38
seb128pitti: what Treenaks said10:38
pittithanks10:38
seb128pitti: /etc/X11/Xsession.d/75dbus-1-utils_dbus-launch10:38
pittiseb128: a friend of mine just phoned me, he has no session dbus10:42
pittiseb128: he does not have dbus-1-utils installed; we should update the package description10:42
pittiMithrandir: any idea why heimdal (which is supposedly krb5) depends on kerberos4kth-dev, which is krb4?10:45
seb128pitti: he doesn't use Ubuntu? Because ubuntu-desktop Depends on it ...10:45
pittithis kerberos mess drives me crazy...10:45
fabbionehttp://www.f-secure.com/weblog/archives/most_people_shirt.jpg10:45
pittiseb128: he does use Ubuntu, but he removed -desktop to get rid of all the stuff he does not need10:45
fabbionepitti: ^^10:45
Nafallolol10:46
pittifabbione: LOL, I read that quote a few days ago. Somebody should hit that guy very hard 10:46
fabbioneehehhe10:46
\shI want to have this shirt please send :)10:47
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Treenaks\sh: www.cafepress.com10:47
\shhmmm....I'll ask amu...the quality is much better for the shirts ;)10:48
pittiMithrandir: ah, nevermind, http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=31505910:49
pittitorkel: ping10:50
torkelpitti: pong10:50
pittitorkel: just read your bug followup - you know a bit about krb4 vs. 5?10:51
torkelpitti: a bit10:51
pittitorkel: does heimdal 0.7.1 break any other apps?10:52
pittitorkel: i. e. would it be safe to get the experimental package into dapper?10:52
\sh"Most Companies don't know who their customers are, why should we care about them?"10:52
Nafallowhy does my XChat default to show of URLs in w3m?10:55
torkelpitti: it shouldn't. You might have to rebuild som packages though (libsasl probably)10:55
infinityIt might default to sensible-browser10:55
pittitorkel: right, I just updated cyrus-sasl2, and I need to rebuild it anyway to completely drop krb4 dependencies10:56
pittitorkel: but for that I need heimdal without krb410:56
pittiHi infinity 10:56
torkelpitti: I think it is safe to bring in the experimental package10:56
Nafallooh!10:56
Nafalloinfinity: x-www-browser is a broken symlink :-P10:56
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infinityNafallo : I assume firefox isn't properly updating the alternative.10:57
torkelpitti: and better to do it now, than just before :-)10:57
pittiright10:58
NafalloDiziet: could firefox please update x-www-browser to /usr/bin/firefox instead of /usr/bin/mozilla-firefox? :-)10:58
torkelpitti: and most of the stuff in main (evolution, etc) are built against MIT anyway, iirc10:58
infinityNafallo : Ouch, looks like breakage from the mozilla-firefox -> firefox transition.  Does that mean it's also broken in breezy, or did we have a compatibility link in breezy's firefox?10:58
Nafalloinfinity: the latter I think. I noticed it with the 1.5-ish version :-)10:59
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infinityNafallo : Ahh, phew.  No problem then.  I'd recommend filing a bug if Diziet doesn't get back to you on IRC in the next 5 minutes.  IRC pings get lost.10:59
Nafalloinfinity: yea, I will :-)11:00
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torkelpitti: the only thing I can think of is how to handle those running a kthkrb4 KDC. If there are any...11:00
pittitorkel: well, we want to kill the ancient krb4 completely anyway11:01
infinityThe odds that anyone would be running a krb4 KDC on Ubuntu are pretty freakin' slim, given how new Ubuntu is, and how old and useless krb4 is.11:03
infinityThe only people who would be doing so would almost certainly be doing so with very good reason, know exactly what they're doing, and know how to fix their own stuff when we shoot their feet for them.11:04
pittitorkel: ok, I checked, the only package that needs a rebuild is cyrus-sasl2; that's easy11:04
infinity(IMO)11:04
torkelinfinity: I couldn't agree more. I just wanted to hear it from someone else :-)11:05
pittiinfinity: I'd test the new heimdal now and get rid of krb4. Unless you already planned to do the killrave yourself :)11:05
infinityI'll let you have the honour. :)11:05
infinitykrb4 begone.11:05
pittiok :)11:05
torkelyay :-)11:06
infinityI need to either stop working (it's 9pm) or sort out the libgcj6 mess.11:06
infinityI haven't decided yet if I value archive consistency or my own sanity more right now.11:06
fabbioneinfinity: the former > the latter11:06
fabbionedoko can fix it when he wakes up11:06
infinityHe can upload fixed packages, but they won't build.11:06
infinitySo it'll stay broken until after I wake up again.11:07
infinity\o/11:07
infinityHence my waffling and thinking I may just fix it later.11:07
maswanyay! death to krb4!11:09
sivangNafallo: ask seb128 , he's already going to fix one gconf key for that for gnome-open :)11:09
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Nafallosivang: ?11:10
pittiI'm in a killing mood today and don't have any urgent security stuff, so why not do it today :)11:10
Nafallopitti: you could always check MainInclusionReportLogcheck if you have nothing to do ;-)11:11
infinitypitti : If you want low-hanging fruit, apt-cache rdepends libssl0.9.7 and rebuild the world.11:11
infinitypitti : But none of it will BUILD until I fix libgcj6.11:11
pittiinfinity: I though you wanted to use a clever script for that?11:11
pittiinfinity: why does this java stuff break the whole archive?11:12
infinitygettext depends on it.11:12
infinitypo-debconf depends on gettext.11:12
pittion JAVA_11:12
pitti???11:12
sivangNafallo: s/mozilla-firefox/firefox/ issues :)11:12
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Nafallosivang: naah. that's firefox job to update :-)11:13
seb128this one is a firefox one11:13
seb128not for me11:13
seb128grumpf, just the right timing to screw debhelper11:13
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seb128Ian broken all the GNOME stuff using firefox with his 1.5 upload11:14
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pittiinfinity: enjoy :) and thanks for fixing it soon11:15
mahanguanybody know why the dapper torrent for i386 is so slow?11:15
siretartmahangu: perhaps not enough seeds?11:16
mahangusiretart, yeah i figured, but how come?11:16
siretartno idea11:16
mahanguok thanks11:17
\shgrmpf..why is tomboy not in the kde menus?11:18
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\shbecause it's not installed yay11:20
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mahangu!javadebs11:26
mahangu!javadeb11:27
mahanguoh sorry11:27
mahanguwrong channel :S11:27
siretartthere are javadebs?!11:28
siretartwhats that?11:28
mahangusorry11:29
mahanguthat's a channel bot trigger in #ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic11:30
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hungerKamion: How are you progressing with the hotplug->udev trtansition?12:15
ograhunger, thats Keybuk, not Kamion 12:16
hungerKeybuk: How are you progressing with the hotplug->udev trtansition?12:16
hungerogra Thanks. I'm terrible at remembering names (esp. without faces to connect them to).12:16
pittihunger: there is a slight chance that the next conf will be in .de :)12:17
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Keybuk\o/  finally!  just got a call from alienware, my computer's gonna be shipped soon12:17
Keybukyay12:17
ograKeybuk, an alienware lappie ? 12:18
Keybukhunger: well.  was there anything in particular you were interested in12:18
Keybukogra: no, new desktop12:18
hungerpitti: That would be neat.12:18
ograah, ok...12:18
hungerKeybuk: The deb so that I can depend on it;-)12:18
ograi'd envy you if it was the new slimline lappie :)12:18
Keybukhunger: why do you need to depend on it?12:18
hungerKeybuk: Xen has a couple of hotplug scripts I want to port.12:18
Keybukwe should probably look those over12:19
Keybukthey might not need to depend on the new udev, depending how complex they need to be12:19
Keybukthe current udev supports RUN rules12:19
Keybukie. /etc/udev/rules.d/85-hdparm.rules on dapper12:19
hungerKeybuk: Oh, then I can play with that already. Nice.12:20
hungerKeybuk: I have only glanced over the Xen scripts so far. When I was about to do that I heared you say that hotplug is going to go away.12:21
hungerKeybuk: So I decided to postpone that.12:21
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hungerKeybuk: The script looks rather simple, shouldn't be a problem to port it to udev.12:24
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Keybukyeah, mostly you should probably move it to /lib/udev and run it with something like ACTION=="add", ..., RUN+="/lib/udev/SCRIPT"12:28
Keybukwhere the ... qualifies when to run it12:28
Keybukusually it's something like SUBSYSTEM=="blah" or whatever12:28
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ograKamion, elmo ? who is processing the launchpad approvals from yesterdays CC meeting ? 12:33
Kamionogra: I did them during the meeting ...12:33
ograKamion, MauricioHernandez isnt moved to the Active list yet12:34
Kamionogra: he wasn't approved because mako didn't come back to give his ack12:34
\shKamion: mako came back...12:34
Kamionunless I missed that12:34
\shhe wanted to read the ircbacklog :=12:35
ograoh, right... my fault, sorry for bothering12:35
Kamionok then, he came back but didn't give his ack :)12:35
\shbtw..do I need to bother anyone to use my ubuntu.com address for uploads?12:35
Nafallo\sh: nope12:35
tseng\sh: it doesnt care about your address12:35
tseng\sh: just your key12:36
\shor is it enough when it's in my gpg key as uid12:36
tsengthe address is completely irrelevant12:36
Kamionit doesn't care whether the address is a uid on your key or not12:36
tsengi can upload slomo's changelog signed by me12:36
\shah ok :)12:36
\shchmj: ping12:39
\shchmj: are u working on http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=19248 (libquicktime merge) or can I reassign it to me...because I need it for another package12:39
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chmj\sh: umh.. not currently 12:50
\shchmj: so you don't mind if I take this over? :)12:50
chmj\sh: no, I don't 12:54
\shchmj: k..thx12:55
ogramjg59, did you see http://www.emperorlinux.com/images/contrib/acpi.png ?12:56
ograit says in its README: ...eventually be the real application. This version has only been tested12:56
ograon Fedora 4 and Ubuntu (Hoary & Breezy).12:56
ogra:)12:56
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\shgrmpf01:27
\shlibquicktime transition01:28
\shlibquicktime1 is renamed to libquicktime0 01:29
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Keybukisn't that going the wrong way?01:30
infinityFor libquicktime, it's proabbly the right way.01:30
infinity"Oh wait, this really IS an unstable API/ABI, fuck"01:30
Keybukheh01:30
infinityEasier to give up and go to 0, than to increment the SOVER every 3 days.01:31
Keybukah, the openssl school of ABI stability01:31
\shi followed the debian package :) which is replacing libquicktime101:37
\shand only a couple of packages ... easy one01:38
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hungerIs it normal for udev to not log anything?01:42
Keybukudevd?01:43
Keybukit doesn't log much, no01:43
hungerKeybuk: I did grep -r udev /var/log/*. Nothing shows up at all.01:44
Keybukwhat were you expecting?01:44
Keybukit only logs errors by default01:44
Keybukotherwise it'd quite capably fill your hard drive01:44
hungerKeybuk: Dunno.01:45
hungerKeybuk: Some indication that it is doing something?01:45
Keybukudevmonitor01:45
Keybuk(if you have the package on my disk :p)01:45
infinityHELPFUL.01:46
hungerKeybuk: Maybe I am expecting too much.01:46
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Keybukyou could recompile it with DEBUG enabled ... then change the logging priority to debug01:48
Keybukif you change it to info, you at least get an "message received" log message and logs of the children forked01:49
Keybuk(change the udev_log= line in /etc/udev/udev.conf, then restart udevd)01:49
hungerKeybuk: Thanks.01:49
hungerKeybuk: "Normal" daemons report when they were started/stopped and I was expecting something like that.01:51
Keybukudevd tends to be started wayyyyy before syslogd01:51
Keybukand never stops01:51
hungerKeybuk: Good point:-)01:51
Keybukin fact, syslogd is started so late in the boot process, it's funny01:52
hungerKeybuk: It is not "normal" at all, so I shouldn't expect normal behaviour (for the varying values of "normal" you get in a unix env).01:52
hungerKeybuk: Yeap... startup sequence is a science of its own...01:52
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MithrandirKeybuk: any idea how I can get bootchart to survive init re-execing itself?  It appears that it just dies, for some reason.01:54
KeybukMithrandir: no idea why it would die01:54
Keybukunless init deliberately kills it01:54
Mithrandirit might be sending a signal to the process group, but shouldn't a double & fix that?01:55
Keybukif something's sending TERM to all processes, that would explain it going away :)01:55
Keybuksadly not, it starts *before* init, remember01:55
MithrandirI'm ignoring TERM, iirc.01:55
Keybukand gets reparented and stuff once init starts01:55
Mithrandirnot in the d-i setup01:55
hungerHmmm... udev reports "error: unknwon bus" (if run with priority "info", does not show up with loglevel "error":-(01:56
Mithrandirthere it's started by rootskel01:56
Keybukoh, no idea about the d-i setup01:56
tepsipakkianyone have an idea why portmap is started on every runlevel but stopped only on runlevel one?01:59
Keybuktepsipakki: bet it's also stopped in rc0 and rc602:00
tepsipakkinope02:01
Keybukcute02:01
tepsipakki update-rc.d portmap start 43 S . start 32 0 6 . start 18 2 3 4 5 . stop02:01
tepsipakki81 1 .02:01
tepsipakkibut there are bugs open..02:01
tepsipakkiso nevermind02:01
tepsipakkiI've just shoved networking out of rcS and it seems to work fine02:02
tepsipakkithere's way too much done in rcS...02:02
Keybukuh, don't do that02:02
Keybukyou'll break dhcp02:03
KeybukS:S40networking brings up the loopback interface, without that dhclient goes nuts02:03
tepsipakkiwhere is dhcp started?02:03
Keybukvia hotplug02:03
tepsipakkihotplug-net?02:03
Keybukkinda02:04
Keybukdhcp is started from the hotplug net.agent when the card is plugged in02:04
Keybukon boot, the S:S40hotplug script (via net.rc) fakes events for cards already plugged in at boot02:04
tepsipakkiI moved ifupdown, networking, hotplug-net, portmap, mountnfs.sh, ntpdate02:04
Keybukthose are held until S:S41hotplug-net because of dhclient needing S:S40networking to run first02:04
Keybukyou forgot S:S40pcmcia ;)02:05
Keybukand buggered anyone with /usr or /home on an NFS partition02:05
infinityKeybuk : Oh, pshaw, no one does THAT.02:05
tepsipakkikeybuk: well.. are those needed for su-mode?-)02:06
Keybuk"su-mode" ?02:06
tepsipakkiinit 102:06
Keybukinit 1 is kinda pointless on Ubuntu02:06
tepsipakkinot for servers02:07
Keybuktrue02:07
Keybukbut then you probably want networking and nfs on a server02:07
Lathiatits usefull if you forget yoru password?02:07
Lathiator X went spang?02:07
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Lathiatdoesnt work so well with initrds ?02:07
KeybukLathiat: happens after the initrd/initramfs has happened02:08
Keybukyou can use "break" to be dumped inside the initramfs, that's quite fun02:08
Lathiatpassing init-/bin/sh executes after the initramfs now?02:08
Keybukalways has02:08
Lathiatwas it always like that?02:08
Lathiatim sure i used to end up in initrds 02:08
Lathiatwith a shell02:08
Keybuknot sure what it did with initrd02:09
KeybukI think it still left you in the real filesystem though02:09
sivangKeybuk: if you have the package you wanted me to test (yeasterday's convo) I can try it now (re: udevplugd)02:10
Keybuksivang: can you just do as root ... for uevent in $(find /sys -name uevent); do echo "add" > $uevent; done02:10
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sivangKeybuk: sec02:13
sivangKeybuk: I did that, what should I be seeing?02:13
sivangKeybuk: hmm, find /sys -name uevent gives nothing02:14
Keybukyou running 2.6.15?02:14
sivangKeybuk: err, no. my dapper dist-upgrades didn't do that. Or is it a private kernel package from your personal page?02:15
Nafallowill 2.6.15 be default soon? :-)02:15
Kamionit's not the default kernel in dapper yet, and won't be until all of this is sorted out02:15
Nafalloah02:15
Kamionsivang: linux-image-2.6.15-<whatever> in dapper02:16
KamionNafallo: if you want to make it happen faster, you could try Keybuk's test02:16
Keybuksivang: is in the archive, but not default02:16
sivangKeybuk: ok, I will fetch it and retry02:16
Nafallosure, where is it? :-)02:16
KeybukNafallo: that line of shell ^^02:16
sivangKeybuk: hmm, no -smp anymore to the package name?02:17
Kamionsivang: no, see changelog02:18
Kamion     YES! I know there are no i386 SMP packages. The 686 and k7 packages are02:18
Kamion     SMP enabled. In fact, they are also UP enabled "WHAT!?!? HUH!?!". Yes, SMP02:18
Kamion     on i386 now has the added benefit of killing lock ops dynamically on boot.02:18
Kamion     This is still in testing phase. I also need to fix a few things to get it02:18
NafalloKeybuk: that for-thingie? :-)02:18
Kamion     working for modules.02:18
KeybukNafallo: yes02:19
KeybukKamion: oh, and other random 15-ish bug heads-up ... there's some new bug in the order that psmouse and usbmouse get loaded, where you can end up with non-functioning touchpads, etc.02:20
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NafalloKeybuk: and then? :-)02:21
Nafalloreboot and watch the chassi turn red? :-)02:22
KeybukNafallo: you're still here ... that's all I needed to know02:22
Nafallolol02:22
Keybuk... I still can't get used to the new bling-tastic aptitude02:23
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sivangKeybuk: bling-tastic?02:25
Treenaksbling-a-rific!02:25
Mithrandirsivang: blingbling02:25
sivangMithrandir: ?02:26
sivangKamion: what's the UP enabled thing?02:26
Kinnisonsivang: fancy, over-the-top, pretty02:26
sivangKinnison: thanks god for you :)02:26
Kinnisonsivang: "bling" often referrs to over-the-top jewelery02:27
Keybuksivang: it keeps making "suggestions" about how to resolve problems02:27
Keybukit's a bit mad02:27
sivangKeybuk: heh02:28
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sivangKeybuk: anyway, I'm installed with 2.6.15 , now let's reboot02:29
Kamionsivang: UP == uniprocessor02:29
Kamiondon't worry about it02:29
sivangKamion: k, thx02:30
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sivangKeybuk: hrm, that kernel doesn't boot for me 02:44
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sivang"BUG: Soft lockup detected on CUP#0" . uspalsh is corrupted completely, and even rescue mode doesn't boot (overlooked the error)02:45
ograsivang, usplash is known02:46
infinitysivang : Complain to BenC on #ubuntu-kernel, please.02:46
infinityogra : usplash corrupting doesn't account for the kernel BUG.02:46
ograyup02:46
sivanginfinity: will do02:47
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siretartdebian seems to be able to request 'binNMU's when only a rebuild is needed. In the past, we reuploaded with 'buildX' suffix in the version string. To we keep that or can we request rebuilds from the buildd admins?03:02
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segfaultis there any "ubuntu samba team"?03:04
Kamionsiretart: we're probably going to keep our current scheme at least for now.03:04
KamionbinNMUs have existed on a haphazard basis in Debian for a long time, but it's only very recent that the release team's been able to request systematic rebuilds on all architectures; and I don't think that mechanism will exist in Launchpad at least to begin with, so there's not much point rushing to switch over to it now03:05
siretartsegfault: I don't think so03:05
KinnisonbinNMUs are ugly as sin too03:05
Kamionin any case the buildX scheme distributes effort among more people and is thus better; the only reason Debian doesn't do that is because the maintainer lock is more prevalent there03:06
siretartKinnison: whats wrong with them? I try to understand whats bad about the idea03:06
siretartKamion: I see. thanks for explanation03:06
Kamionsiretart: it's technically unpleasant to associate binNMUs with the correct source package version at the moment, especially retroactively03:06
Kamion(you need to do that for GPL compliance etc.)03:07
siretartaaah, I see03:07
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Kamionsiretart: seriously though, do you really want to go from being able to just upload something to having to request that a buildd admin do something for you? :)03:10
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mjg59ogra: Yeah. It looks rather less featureful...03:11
magnonSimira: ping03:13
Simiramagnon : you live03:13
magnonSimira: laptop broken down :(03:13
magnonbeen handicapped for a week03:13
Simiramagnon : hurrah. Don't you have other computers?03:14
magnonactually no03:14
siretartKamion: I was rather thinking about the DD's, who might be confused about 'patches' from ubuntu, which only have a different debian/changelog03:14
magnonI'm living in my bag these days03:14
Kamionsiretart: any Debian developer worth the name should not be overly confused by a changelog that says "Rebuild for <such-and-such a reason>. No source changes."03:15
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Simiramagnon : ah, right. so where are you now?03:15
magnonSimira: was just going to mention though, that I'm writing an open letter to the department of education and a debate to aftenposten, so someone in the department will read "edubuntu" in a few days03:15
magnonI'm dropping by my mother's, and I'll be heading down to venstres hus in a minute03:16
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Keybukpitti: fix dhcp, kthxbyue03:18
Keybukyou derooted it a little too hard, it can't write to its own state files03:20
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pittiKeybuk: oh, it worked fine after I derooted it some months ago03:26
pittimust have broken it during merge...03:26
Keybuk/var/run/dhclient*leases are owned by root03:28
Keybukdhclient runs as dhcp, so cannae write to 'em03:28
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=== sivang notes how helpful can aptitude be to retrive changlogs, and do maintainance work on pakcages
pittiKeybuk: erm, why /var/run? Last time the leases were stored in /var/lib/dhcp303:33
pitti$ l /var/lib/dhcp3/03:33
pittiinsgesamt 1203:33
pitti-rw-r--r-- 1 root  root  439 2005-11-17 07:24 dhclient.leases03:33
pitti-rw-r--r-- 1 dhcpd dhcpd 640 2005-11-23 15:16 dhcpd.leases03:33
Keybukhmm03:36
KeybukNov 23 14:32:47 localhost dhclient: can't create /var/run/dhclient.ath0.leases: Permission denied03:36
Lathiatshouldnt that be dhclient/ath0.leases, or soemthing?03:37
Keybuk(it's also worth pointing out that your own dhclient.leases there is owned by root <g>)03:38
Keybuk*giggle*03:39
Keybukpitti: it might help if ifup didn't override the default on the command-line, eh?03:40
pittiKeybuk: heh, yes03:40
Keybukthough why is your dhclient.leases owned by root?  smells fishy03:41
Keybukmine is too (in /var/lib/dhcp3)03:41
pittiKeybuk: it's already several days old; might have been an intermediate product from the merging03:41
pitti-rw-r--r-- 1 root  root  438 2005-11-23 15:16 /var/run/dhclient.eth0.leases03:41
pittithat's the current one03:41
pittihm, why is it owned by root?03:41
KeybukI'll leave you to fix that, shall I? :p03:42
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pittiyep03:42
pitti$ ps h -o euser,ruser,suser,egroup,rgroup,sgroup -C dhclient303:43
pitti101      101      101      101      101      10103:43
pitti*boggle*03:43
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pittiKeybuk: *headdesk* IZ ifupdown bug03:51
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pittiKeybuk: sudo dhclient eth0 writes into /var/lib/dhcp3; sudo ifup eth0 writes into /var/run/dhclient.eth003:51
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pittiKeybuk: and what happens with /var/run at boot?03:52
pittiright, it's cleared03:52
Keybukisn't it nice when a bug comes into sharp focus03:52
pittiKeybuk: btw, root is ok, that was deliberate. I drop root privs only after opening the pid file, for exactly this reason03:54
pittiso, open file, drop root, do network stuff unprivileged03:54
Keybukuh...03:55
Keybukthat means you've written the file as root03:55
Keybukwhich means you can't rewrite the file later03:55
Keybukit closes the file after writing it, it doesn't keep it open and trunc it03:55
Keybukso the next time it tries to write the updated lease, it'll fail?03:55
pittiKeybuk: gotta check; at least the server keeps the file handle open for this reason03:56
Keybukthe client definitely doesn't03:56
Keybukit's an fopen call that's failing ;)03:56
pittiah, I see it03:57
pittiit closes and opens again, how stupid03:57
pittik, great; however, that does not seem to explain #1814803:58
pittithat guy has the problem after a boot03:58
Keybukright, 18148 is explained by /var/run getting wiped on boot :)03:58
KeybukI found the permission denied error on my system, then remembered having read that bug -- rather than the other way around03:58
Keybukso03:58
Keybuk1) dhclient can't write over its own leases file03:59
pitti(at second and further attempts)03:59
Keybukyeah, which was my bug03:59
Keybuk2) ifup overrides dhcp's path and tells it to put the lease in /var/run, which is wiped on boot03:59
Keybukso 18148 isn't #1, it's #203:59
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pittiright, I agree04:00
pitti1) is easy to fix, will do that04:00
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\shwoohoo...debhelper is installable again :) thx04:16
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siretart\sh: which mirror do you use?04:32
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MithrandirKeybuk: can you tell me my why init thinks it's a bright idea to kill stuff when reading the inittab?04:35
\shsiretart: archive.ubuntu.com04:37
KeybukMithrandir: heh04:37
Keybukbecause init is stupid04:37
MithrandirKeybuk: well, apart from that?04:38
KeybukI, for one, welcome our new init-ng overlords04:38
\shelmo: please sync gcipher gconf geda-gschem gmetadom from unstable, overriding ubuntu changes ok04:38
\shelmo: thx :)04:38
sivangsiretart: even from here (.il) it seems that a.u.c has the best and fastest routing I found. Hence I'm also using it.04:39
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Keybuk*blink*04:39
KeybukFrom: Jiaqing Du <jqdu@163.com>04:39
KeybukTo: scott@netsplit.com04:39
KeybukSubject: 2004/planet--devel--0.204:39
Keybuk...04:39
KeybukI think he meant "baz" not "mail"04:39
infinityKamion : Ping.04:39
Mithrandirelmo: please sync libttf-alee, overriding ubuntu changes is ok.04:40
siretartsivang: seems to be a problem with my apt-proxy04:40
siretartstrange.. still04:40
elmosh: nothing to sync for gmetadom04:40
elmosh: otherwise done04:40
infinityelmo : Is libgtk+2.0-directfb-dev asking to be promoted to main, perchance?  cdebconf appears to want it now.04:41
elmoMithrandir: -EPKG04:41
\shelmo: gmetadom hm?04:41
Mithrandirelmo: EICANTSPEL, ttf-alee is the package name.04:41
elmo  gmetadom |    0.2.3-4 |        dapper | source04:41
pittiinfinity: hit the guy who is responsible for approving the reports *cough*04:42
\shah...04:42
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\shelmo: sorry...but it was on our list..04:42
pittiinfinity: you hit me so hard, now I can't fix cupsys any more04:42
elmoMithrandir: done04:43
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Mithrandirelmo: thanks04:44
infinitypitti : Perhaps I'm doing you a favour, then.04:46
pittiinfinity: indeed you do. this stupid thing drives me up the wall since yesterday04:46
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sivanginfinity: did you had anything to do with that page btw?04:50
KeybukChris Halls started that iirc04:51
infinitysivang : I don't think I've ever even read it. :)04:51
infinityBut I'm apparently quoted.  Neat.04:52
mvoat the top even!04:52
siretarthi mvo 04:52
Keybukfunny, I hadn't pegged infinity as a top04:52
sivangvery very good, especially for me => http://women.alioth.debian.org/wiki/index.php/English/BuildingWithoutHelper04:52
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sivangKeybuk: hehe04:53
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sivangKeybuk: btw, me and BenC still trying to make 2.6.15 boot on my hardware :-)04:53
siretartmvo: the changelog to apt tells something about a 'apt-secure' manpage, but I cannot find it in apt/dapper04:54
siretartmvo: I also think that 'apt-get source -t <dist>' still does not work. could there be some foo with the merge?04:54
mvosiretart: my dapper has a apt-secure(8) manpage04:55
mvosiretart: apt-get source -t $dist works only if you have both deb/deb-src for the dist in sources.list. it's a limitation of the current code04:56
infinityOh, that reminds me...04:56
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siretartmvo: aaah, this explains!04:56
infinitymvo : Can I get a -t-me-harder option that pins at > 1000, so I can do forced sidegrades without writing a preferences file? :)04:56
siretartYAY! first upload to main ACCEPTED! :)04:57
pittisiretart: congrats04:57
siretart:)04:58
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mvoinfinity: hm, interessting idea. you want it for "install", right? because it should work for "source" already, no?04:58
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infinitymvo : More evil, I want it for dist-upgrade. :)04:58
Keybukaptitude upgrade "~i~Dsnappy" or whatever the silly thing is04:58
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mvoinfinity: *garr*04:59
infinitymvo : "apt-get -t-me-harder breezy dist-upgrade" should do a forced sidegrade of, say, sarge to breezy. :)04:59
Keybuksiretart: you know that the ACCEPTED things are automatic right? :)  we don't have elves checking incoming packages ... well, just NEW ones, and Colin doesn't like it when you call him and elf04:59
mvoinfinity: woah, what is the use-case for this?04:59
infinitymvo : I already do this by writing out a pin in apt_preferences, would just be nice to skip that step.04:59
sivangKeybuk: lol04:59
infinitymvo : The use case is my own insanity.  Not sure if there's a better one. :)04:59
infinitymvo : But for install targets too, it makes sense.  -t pins at 990, so can't force downgrades.05:00
siretartKeybuk: hehe, got it05:01
mvoinfinity: let me have a look05:01
infinitymvo : I could make an argument for the 'install' use case being useful.  The dist-upgrade use case is just me being lazy.05:01
elmoinfinity: it's a new source+binary promotion to main, even if it is just a library, I don't think it classifies as obvious - I'd also like Colin to sign off that we actually want  it05:01
infinityelmo : Yeah, if you noticed in scrollback, right after I pinged you, pitti noted that he had an inclusion report to sign off on. ;)05:02
Keybukinfinity: you know you can do (aptitude reinstall "~i~Asnappy") right ... which does exactly what you want?05:02
infinityKeybuk : If I used apititude, I might know that. :)05:02
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pittiinfinity, elmo: no, I haven't05:03
infinity(I figure if apt is trying to provide that basic functionality though, it may as well make it work)05:03
Keybukaptitude is the home of all strange and crackful things you might want to do with your machine05:03
infinitypitti : Oh, there isn't a report for it05:03
infinitypitti : ?05:03
MithrandirKeybuk: strange it doesn't include a MTA or an editor yet.05:03
pittiinfinity: no, nobody wrote one05:03
pittiinfinity: of course I can do it myself05:03
infinitypitti : Oh.  I'll harass Kamion, then.05:03
pittidepending on how urgent it si05:03
pittis/si/is/05:03
infinitypitti : It's only urgent if we like the installer to be buildable.05:04
Mithrandirpitti: depends, I guess.  afaik, we need it for all the gui shiny bits.05:04
mvoinfinity: -o APT::Force-Default-Release-At-All-Cost=breezy? (may "Force-Default-Release" is enough)05:05
infinitymvo : That's not much less typing that setting up a preferences file. :)05:06
mvoinfinity: slacker ;) 05:06
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Mithrandirinfinity: it can be tab-completed.  That's a win.05:06
infinitymvo : Hey, it's a (very pointless) wishlist anyway, feel free to ignore me.05:06
infinitymvo : I have other wishlists that are higher on my list of things to bribe you for.05:06
infinitymvo : Like the "orig + diff from different mirrors" wishlist.05:07
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pittiinfinity: at least apt-get install package/distro works and downgrades05:07
Keybukpitti: do you know off the top of your head when dhclient puts its pid file by default, or doesn't it?05:07
pittiKeybuk: well, right at the beginning, just before dropping privs05:08
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mvoinfinity: orig+diff from different mirrors?05:08
infinitypitti : Ahh, kay, then it's just the dist-upgrade thing I'm missing, which is a pretty insane wishlist.05:08
doko\sh: we finally can start the libstdc++ allocator change, I'm preparing a current list of packages.05:08
Keybukpitti: so I've just worked out why ifupdown changes it05:08
Keybukpitti: the dhclient defaults don't include the interface name05:08
\shdoko: rock :)05:09
dokomvo: ^^^ please could you take care of the apt dependent packages?05:09
pittiKeybuk: right05:09
Keybukpitti: which buggers laptop users ;)05:09
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pittiKeybuk: but why does it change the dir?05:09
mvodoko: yes05:09
Keybukit didn't change the dir ... you changed it, or upstream changed it05:09
Keybukit must've been /var/run once05:09
Keybukand ifupdown never got fixed05:09
pittiah, I see05:09
pittiKeybuk: I think at the time when I derooted dhclient, I did not dare to change ifupdown (seemed too intrusive to me, too close to release)05:10
pittiKeybuk: so now would actually be a good time, to see what breaks with the new path05:10
infinitymvo : Debian #16439905:10
Keybukpitti: yeah05:11
Keybukwhat was the bug#?05:11
pittiKeybuk: mine? 18148?05:12
Keybukok05:12
pittiKeybuk: unless you see an apparent reason why some program might rely on /var/run, I can fix it now05:12
KeybukI've already fixed it :)05:13
pittiah, great05:13
mvoinfinity: http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/4917 (not sure this is in general interessting enough for all users though :)05:13
infinitymvo : For people with local mirrors that update once a day, but archive.ubuntu in sources.list (to stay fresh for development), the use case for that bug is obvious.05:13
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mvoinfinity: I haven't looked at the new one yet, my comment was about the --force-default-release05:14
KeybukI hate nowebm05:14
Mithrandirinfinity: it's only an issue for bandwidth-limited continents.  That is, .au and lamont. :-)05:14
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infinitymvo : I see that.  You work fast. ;)  Patch looks sane.05:14
infinityMithrandir : Thpt.05:14
siretarthm. iptables still not building all modules, appearently..05:15
pittiMithrandir: or, rather, all European states but Norway :)05:15
mvoinfinity: that was any easy one, I wish I could come up with something as easy for your build-dep on .dsc files request :/05:15
Mithrandirpitti: I haven't heard fabbione complain much about lack of bandwidth. :-)05:15
mvoinfinity: or making the acquire interface (a bit) more sane 05:15
infinitymvo : build-dep on .dsc would be sweet, but I'm pretty resigned to the reality that it will never happen.05:16
infinitymvo : I may just tear the coce out of sbuild that does build-dep handling, and use it as a wrapper for apt-get.05:16
infinitys/coce/code/05:16
mvoinfinity: would you accept a external helper for it? my gdebi code is more or less cabable of doing it 05:16
infinityI think we spell that "G-I-V-I-N-G U-P"05:17
siretartE: Wow, you exceeded the number of versions this APT is capable of.05:17
siretart:/05:17
Kamioninfinity: pong05:17
Mithrandirinfinity: /usr/lib/pbuilder/pbuilder-satisfydepends might be able to?05:17
siretartmvo: how many number of versions does apt currently handle?05:18
infinityKamion : Yo, do you intend to do an inclusion report for libgtk+2.0-directfb-dev (on stealthily promote it when noone's looking)?05:18
Kamioninfinity: well. If we want to support the graphical installer at all, then we need it. OTOH I doubt that will be ready for dapper, so maybe I should just compile it out for now ...05:18
infinityMithrandir : I'd prefer to reimplement sbuild's handling, actually, since it's considered the "correct" way (given that it will give the same results as the buildds)05:18
infinityMithrandir : pbuilder and sbuild have been known to disagree.05:19
infinitymvo : I have enough ways to work around the .dsc build-dep thing for now that it's not a big deal.  We can revisit it some other time.05:19
infinitymvo : Like when I have to rewrite sbuild in python for launchpad.05:20
Keybukdidn't someone already do that?05:20
infinitymvo : The Debian bug I aimed you at would earn you a case of beer, though.  And I also suspect it's the worst of all my wishlist bugs.05:20
mvosiretart: hm, how many versions did you managed to produce? how many dists in your sources.list?05:21
infinityKeybuk : LP is using the Perl sbuild for now.  A proper reimplementation still needs love and testing.05:21
mvoinfinity: ok05:21
infinityKeybuk : And it's hardly critical, since sbuild "just works", and we can tear it out and replace it at any point without disrupting the rest of the world.05:21
Keybukfsvo works, but yes05:22
KeybukI'd always assumed that the vaunted "launchpad buildds" were not just running sbuild05:22
siretartmvo: I reduced it now, I had 6, which is obviously too much05:22
Keybukit makes it seem so trivial for so much work that went into them05:22
siretart(and no, this is NOT my /etc/apt/sources.list)05:23
mvosiretart: interessting that you didn't got a mmap-out-of-range error first05:23
siretartmvo: I did, but that I could increase05:23
infinityKeybuk : Well, there's no buildd to be found, just sbuild for the actual package builds.05:23
mvosiretart: heh :)05:23
infinityKeybuk : Everything above that layer is a complete rewrite and re-think.05:23
siretartGRRR. I hate marillat :/05:26
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mako-pumpkinmjg59: you around?05:29
Simiramako-pumpkin : halloween is over, you know05:29
Mithrandirwho turned mako into a pumpkin?05:31
mjg59mako-pumpkin: Hi05:31
Simiracinderella's fairie god-mother?05:32
HiddenWolfmjg59, you just said Hi to a pumpkin...05:32
mjg59HiddenWolf: Yes...05:32
HiddenWolfTalking to pumpkins is generally not a good sign, you know.05:32
mjg59It talked to me first, and I've seen mako do stranger things05:32
Mithrandirmjg59: please don't elaborate on that.05:33
dilingerbippity boppity boo05:33
mako-pumpkinmjg59: nicholas negroponte is going to get a new laptop.. and it's going to run ubuntu05:33
mako-pumpkinmjg59: what will it be05:33
Mithrandirmako-pumpkin: Thinkpad.05:33
mjg59mako-pumpkin: What does he want?05:33
mjg59Thinkpads are a good bet05:33
Simirazepto05:33
Simira:D05:33
MithrandirSimira: they're problematic wrt linux.05:34
dilingermako-pumpkin: between sunday and today, i haven't changed my mind about my x40 :)05:34
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mako-pumpkinsomething that works out of the box under ubuntu.. probably x40 size i guess05:34
mako-pumpkini like the x4005:34
mako-pumpkinbut wondered if there was anything else05:34
mjg59mako-pumpkin: The X40 works out of the box and is X40 size05:34
Mithrandirmako-pumpkin: x40 is love.05:34
SimiraMithrandir : a guy claimed to Rupert in Nordialog that they were ok with most linux.05:34
MithrandirSimira: I can claim that pigs can fly.05:34
mako-pumpkinwell, that's what i had said already :)05:34
SimiraMithrandir : they do05:34
Simirawell, one of them, anyway05:35
sivangmjg59: you'd be happy to know that T43/p's work out of the box , including sleep05:35
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mjg59sivang: I'd bloody well hope so, we tested the damn things05:35
mjg59:)05:35
sivangmjg59: it's so SWEET , believe me05:35
sivangmjg59: very nice beast machines in a very neat 14" pack05:36
sivanganyway,  I have to reboot to try get 2.6.15 working in this place05:36
slomosivang: good luck :)05:37
mako-pumpkinmjg59: a favorite from the hp machines?05:37
ogramako-pumpkin, !05:38
mjg59mako-pumpkin: I've only had stuff from the 14" range05:38
mjg59The 6220 is nice, but worse than a T43 in pretty much every respect05:38
ogramako-pumpkin, you didnt give a vote for mhz yesterday ...05:38
mjg59Same for the 420005:38
infinityThinkpads are a hard religion to leave.05:40
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pittiaaaaarrgh /me beats cupsys to death05:40
Keybukif there was a 12" Thinkpad with a touchpad, I'd've gone for it05:41
siretarttouchpads are overrated05:41
KeybukI don't rate them at all ... I depend on them05:41
Keybukeither that, or a real mouse05:41
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infinityThe touchpad on my T43 is disabled, that's how much I love them.05:41
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mjg59Oops.05:49
mjg59I just ctrl+alt+backspaced the machine I ran X from, rather than the machine X was running on05:49
dilingeri always liked touchpads, but the clit on my x40 is much nicer than the ones i've previously used.  i don't really miss the touchpad at all.05:49
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\shcu later ...going home05:56
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dokodholbach: you could start change the library names of the *mm* packages06:32
dholbachdoko: will do that06:32
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lamont-awayKamion: ping06:55
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\shinfinity / lamont-away: all packages which were synced/uploaded, since the broken debhelper/gcj, will be given-back automatically to the buildds?07:32
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lamont-away\sh: they'll all be given back, yes07:32
lamont-awayor have been07:32
\shlamont-away: thx for the info :)07:33
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infinityWill be, not have been.07:37
infinityThere will be a mass give-back either in an hour or so (if I manage to stay awake), or when I wake up tomorrow.07:38
infinity(Not quite ready yet)07:38
seb128Diziet: "gtk2xtbin.h:44:27: error: X11/Intrinsic.h: No such file or directory"  (current firefox build)07:41
infinityseb128 : Again?07:42
DizietHello.07:42
seb128infinity: seems so07:42
seb128Diziet: hi :)07:42
DizietUm.07:42
DizietIt built for me.07:42
infinityDiziet : You dropped my changes from 1.4.99+1.5rc2.dfsg-1ubuntu207:43
infinityDiziet : (added build-dep on libxt-dev)07:43
DizietOh.  That wasn't there when I started :-/.07:43
DizietSorry about that.07:43
infinityNo big deal.07:43
DizietDo you want to put it back or shall I ?07:43
infinityGo nuts.  I'm babysitting half the world elsewhere, and it's approaching am, so I'm cranky. :)07:43
DizietOK.07:44
infinitys/am/6am/07:44
\shguys...what is the general policy regarding libcurl-ssl-dev? should it be replaced with libcurl3-gnutls-dev or libcurl3-ssl-dev?07:47
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infinity\sh : If in doubt, use -ssl-dev (since that's the equivalent of the old -dev package), if the license reuiqres it, use gnutls-dev.07:49
infinitySome day, the gnutls variant will be feature-complete, and we may switch wholesale (and drop the libssl variant), but that's not quite feasible right now)07:50
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elmocron.daily's disabled for a while; shout if that's massively inconvenient07:51
\shinfinity: when I'm reading now the buildlogs and the debian packages are build-depending on libcurl-ssl-dev, the buildd is taking the first options which is gnutls-dev07:51
\shinfinity: and i'm unsure if or if not I should change those build-deps07:52
infinityelmo : Rather, actually.07:54
infinityelmo : How long is a while?07:55
infinityelmo : (I was just about to abuse wanna-build by forgetting half the world and wating for .daily to put everything back in needs-build)07:55
infinitywaiting, too.07:55
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infinity\sh : If the packages appear to work linked with the gnutls variant, no reason to change it, I guess.07:56
\shk07:57
elmoinfinity: till I fix the archive inconsistencies that are hindering LP07:57
infinityelmo : Ahh, fair enough.07:57
elmoanyway, I've run into a big problem with denise, so I'll re-enable it in a bit with the first round of changes07:58
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infinityelmo : I'll just perpetrate my evil and go to sleep, assuming all will be well later on.07:58
Dizietinfinity: Should be fixed now.  Sorry about that.07:58
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\shdoko: are u fixing boost? :)08:09
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\shoh it's a give back08:10
jdong_siretart requested backport of apt... looks good to me; any reason not to do it?08:10
\shjdong_: lets wait for the new version from mvo08:10
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siretart\sh: which new version? whats bad with the current one?08:12
siretart\sh: I backported the current version of apt myself, and it worked for me [tm] 08:12
\shsiretart: apt needs a rebuild anyways...and mvo is bringing in more hot stuff08:12
siretartbah, I don't need more hot stuff. I need the new features of apt which are in dapper now :)08:13
jdong_\sh: ETA on "new version"?08:13
\shsiretart: then go :) I just annotated :)08:13
jdong_oh yes, FF 1.5, how will it be handled?08:14
siretartjdong_: nobody but mvo has08:14
jdong_is security team gonna do backports of 1.5?08:14
\shjdong_: dunno..but I think soon08:14
jdong_since it seems like Mozilla.org is discontinuing security support for the 1.0 series08:14
doko\sh: should be already synced08:14
siretartjdong_: well, for FF1.5, there is a first version in dapper, which broke everything depending on firefox08:14
jdong_siretart: yeah, I know that08:14
jdong_I've already backported 1.5rc3 from dapper for myself :)08:15
jdong_yes, epiphany and friends need recompiles08:15
\shdoko: yeah...but it's not installable..so a give back..forget my question :)08:15
siretartjdong_: I'd suggest waiting a bit to see how quickly ff stabilizes. If we have a somewhat usable FF, we can think about backporting08:15
jdong_siretart: ok, but what does security team (pitti) have planned?08:16
jdong_I don't want to trample over them again08:16
jdong_need I bring back memories of mirrormax firefox? ;)08:16
infinityWe'll have to evaluate the situation if and when upstream actually kills 1.0 security aupport.08:16
infinitysupport, too.08:16
\shdoko: btw...can I bother u again? regarding packages which we renamed in breezy (cxx trans) but debian didn't 08:17
ajmitch\sh: I say we change to match debian's naming, providing we have a clean upgrade from breezy08:17
\shdoko: how should we handle those merges? especially when debian upstreams orig package does work without any problems08:17
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siretartjdong_: they would want to avoid backporting ff 1.5 to breezy, if possible. 08:18
jdong_see ya guys08:18
siretartcu jdong_ 08:18
jdong_siretart: I'd expect so08:18
jdong_bye :)08:18
\shajmitch: I will have a look on the rdepends08:18
ajmitch\sh: I don't think there's too many that have different naming08:19
elmoKamion: around?08:19
\shajmitch: i just catched cal3d :)08:19
\shwhere this situation appeared08:20
ajmitch\sh: most of it is due to poor communication with debian :)08:20
ajmitchwe caught a few during breezy08:20
\shajmitch: most of it is because of the different naming convention08:20
ajmitchwhich we could have caught by talking with the debian maintainers :)08:21
ajmitchbut it's a big job08:21
siretartdoko: so the c2a transition has started? you wanted to write an email to ubuntu-devel iirc08:21
ajmitchsiretart: there is one, isn't there?08:22
\shajmitch: yes..but there should be a "go go go" mail :)08:22
ajmitchsend out the attack orders :)08:23
siretartajmitch: I remember just an anoncement with a list of packages, and instructions to wait until further instructions08:23
ajmitchsiretart: ah right08:23
\shajmitch: i'll started already :)08:23
ajmitchwell I've really got to get ready for work ;)08:23
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infowolfedoes this channel handle kde stuff also?08:23
infinityDiziet : I hope your changelog was a typo..08:24
\shinfowolfe: kubuntu-devel08:24
infowolfe\sh, already there08:24
infinityDiziet : (it mentions "xft", but the missing build-dep was "libxt-dev")08:24
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mvojdong: eta for new apt: soon :)08:27
siretartmvo: too late ;)08:28
mvosiretart: already?08:28
Kamionelmo: not really ... is it something quick?08:28
Kamionlamont-away: pong, similarly08:28
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elmoKamion: no, never mind08:29
lamont-awayKamion: does 04:15 DCT sound like an OK time to do all 4 livecd builds (consecutively)08:29
lamont-away?08:29
siretartDCT like in 'data center time'? ;)08:29
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Kamionlamont-away: can I talk to you about that later? the answer is "maybe, will have to check the cdimage crontab closely", and I have to go to training08:35
lamont-awaysure np08:35
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ajmitchelmo: requesting sync of gnue-common, dropping ubuntu changes08:38
jdongmvo, others: can someone e-mail/IRC me when this new apt gets in?08:41
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siretartI need to do stuff with gnupg in python, and I am looking for an gnupg module for python. As pyme does not seem to be maintained any longer, are there alternatives?08:45
\shjdong: u can read it on dapper-changes :)08:45
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Keybuk\o/08:45
Keybuk./udevplug  0.07s user 0.02s system 76% cpu 0.124 total08:45
\shpython-gnugpinterface 08:45
Keybuk... I think that should be fast enough08:45
\shsiretart: u got it?08:46
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sivangKeybuk: what are you trying to make faster? hardware detection?08:49
Keybuksivang: no, the kernel deals with hardware detection08:49
KeybukI'm making hardware activation faster :)08:51
Keybukie. replacing udevstart and hotplug08:51
jdongKeybuk: doesn't that largely depend on how long the modprobe command takes?08:51
siretart\sh: /me checks08:52
Keybukjdong: no08:52
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\shsiretart: it's a gnupg to python pipe lib :) and installed by default...I will use it for glpbugs08:52
siretart\sh: mmmh. I need to get the fingerprint of a clearsign'ed file (in this case: a signed changes file)08:53
siretart\sh: is this possible with gpg at the cli?08:53
Keybukwe can't speed that up, but we can reduce the overhead of doing them08:54
\shsiretart: uh...dunno08:54
dokosiretart: stuck for moderation08:54
siretartdoko: ah. I see08:54
doko\sh: we should get the same package names as debian has. there were a few cases, where Debian didn't rename (and we did it wrongly). which packages are you thinking of?08:56
\shcal3d 08:56
\shthe merge dropped our changes (renaming) and now it's also on the new allocator list :)08:56
\shso if there is no "c2" suffix and it's new upstream, i don't rename the package...08:57
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siretart\sh: FYI, it is possible (--with-fingerprint and --verify)09:01
\shsiretart: cool09:01
sivangbah09:02
sivangcp: writing `/boot/grub/menu.lst~': No space left on device09:02
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doko\sh: just renamed it again09:05
\shdoko: well..debians package doesn't have a c2 ..and there are only 2 or 3 rdepends 09:06
doko\sh: the number of rdepends doesn't matter at all09:07
\shdoko: ok..I'll rename it then back to our naming convention and include the renaming of the new trans09:07
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tsengjdong: up for some backport requests?09:09
jdongtseng: e-mail em to the list... I'm running out for an appointment09:09
jdongsnowy today, gotta leave a bit earlier09:10
doko\sh: why rename it back???09:13
siretart\sh: please, lets stick to the package names the DD's chooses if in doubt09:14
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\shdoko_: thx for the mail09:34
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-devel: Ubuntu Development (not support, even with dapper) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | Ubuntu 5.10 released: http://www.ubuntu.com/newsitems/release510 | Flight CD 1 released
=== Topic (#ubuntu-devel): set by Kamion at Sat Nov 19 12:37:38 2005
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seb128mdz: could you give editbugs to eric@extremeboredom.net ?10:07
mdzseb128: have they read HelpingWithBugs?10:07
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seb128mdz: dunno if he read the pages, but he points bugs to change/close on #ubuntu-bugs for like 1 hour and he does that right10:11
mdzseb128: ok, I will mail him10:11
seb128thanks10:11
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\shdoko: u listed as well the packages which has to be rebuild, right? I can't see anjuta as a lib :)10:15
doko\sh: because it does have a shlibs file10:19
\shautogenerated then10:21
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\shelmo: please sync c2hs from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes ok, thx10:41
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LaschWjbailey: I'm getting a segmentation fault message booting linux-image-2.6.12-10-k710:54
LaschWjbailey: 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-2.6.12-10-k7' don't fix the problem.10:55
jbaileyLaschW: Is that dapper?10:55
LaschWjbailey: Yepp10:55
jbaileyWhen did it last work?10:55
LaschWI just installed the 2.6.12-10-k7 image. 2.6.12-9-k7 works fine10:56
jbaileyDoes it give you any output before the first segfault?10:57
jbaileyAnd is it any different if you remove 'quiet' from the grub command line?10:57
LaschWjbailey: fabbione told me that his kernel image is ok and told me to ask you10:57
LaschWjbailey: Last message is uncompressing Linux... OK booting ....10:58
LaschWjbailey: After that there are 10 lines with segmentation fault10:58
LaschWjbailey: and then line 11 says: '0'10:58
jbaileyTry adding the word panic to the kernel command line.10:58
jbaileySee if that gives you a shell.10:59
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LaschWjbailey: The system is booting after this messages. Thats what is a bit irritating to me11:00
jbaileyAh, that's annoying.11:00
jbaileyUmmm, try panic, and see if you get any segfault messages before that.11:01
jbaileyThen failing that, do so again with break11:01
jbaileyWe need to isolate down to a piece to start looking in to see what's segfaulting.11:01
LaschWjbailey: OK, give me a 1/4 hour...11:01
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jbaileyLaschW: Also, FWIW, I'm no longer the right person to ask.  Keybuk and Infinity are generally better choices.11:02
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mdkeBenC, around?11:11
\shcleaning up my open bugzilla bugs..grmpf11:13
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LaschWjbailey: Back again.. Have a look at: http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/493511:23
jbaileyRight, so the first one is panic, the second one is with break?11:24
LaschWjbailey: the first one is with 'panic' option, the second one is my regular boot11:25
jbailey'kay, so nothing earlier than 'panic', which is good.11:25
HiddenWolfLaschW, how do you get that output?11:29
HiddenWolfthought boot wasn't logged...11:29
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SurakHello11:30
LaschWHiddenWolf: The old fashioned way: Pancil, paper and writing it by hand :-))11:30
jbaileyHiddenWolf: Serial console?11:30
jbaileyOuch. =)11:30
HiddenWolfLaschW, how many reboots did that take?11:30
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LaschWHiddenWolf: some of them, not more than 4 till now.11:31
HiddenWolfouch. :)11:31
Surakseb128_ : there?11:31
=== sivang used the pancil and paper method some hours ago too :)
jbaileyI've been known to take pictures of my screen. =)11:31
seb128_Surak: sort of, about what?11:31
HiddenWolfI really need to figure out the serial console trick11:31
Surakgstreamer's debug packages :-)11:31
LaschWAs we like to say in Germany 'Zu bld ist nur wer sich nicht zu helfen weiss'11:31
SurakDo you remember that they wasn't compiling? You told me you were going to create debug packages.11:32
HiddenWolfLaschW, My german is too rusty, what does it say?11:32
Surakseb128_: there was some assembler stuff going wrong.11:33
LaschWHiddenWolf: word by word translated 'too stupid is who don't know how to help himself'11:33
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HiddenWolfLaschW, ah, I see it now. :)11:34
\shphew11:34
seb128_Surak: hum, right11:34
sivang\sh: how do you send a msg to all channel you're in in irssi?11:34
HiddenWolfsivang, /notice ?11:34
HiddenWolf /notice chan message11:35
sivangHiddenWolf: thanks11:35
\shsivang: i don't do those things11:35
LaschWjbailey: Any hint how I may figure out which process segfaults?11:35
Surakseb128_ : in http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=19434 you asked me for a debug backtrace. But as you were the one which would supply me the debug packages, I'm asking again ;-)11:35
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sivangSurak: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash11:36
sivangSurak: there you can find out how to create a debug package for yourself :)11:36
\shdideldi..xterm-207 will hit the archives soon11:36
seb128_Surak: yeah, sorry, I've like 900 bugs to my list, not easy to keep everything uptodate11:36
Suraksivang: gstreamer packages wasn't compiling cleanly. 11:36
sivangSurak: ah, look better next time before you jump up to people with suggestions :)11:37
sivanganyway, I'm out for some sleep. Good Night all11:37
Suraksivang: so I posted this here on this channel some days ago, and seb128 told me11:37
Surakthat he would provide me the packages, because it was weird stuff.11:37
sivangSurak: ah  I see, well sorry again.11:38
Suraksivang: but thanks for the link (even if I already was there )11:38
sivangSurak: np...11:39
Suraknight sivang11:39
\shgnarf11:41
\shdaniels: ping...what is now the correct position of app-defaults? /etc/X11/app-defaults or /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults?11:42
\shwe have two actually11:42
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daniels\sh: /etc/X11/app-defaults11:47
daniels\sh: long-term, however, upstream are moving to the defaults in /usr/share/X11/app-defaults and local customisations in /etc/X11/app-defaults11:47
daniels\sh: what do you mean 'we have two'?11:47
\shdaniels: we have as well a lot of stuff installed in /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults11:48
jbaileyLaschW: You're on that system right now?11:48
\shor it's not cleaned correctly by dist-upgrade from breezy to dapper11:48
LaschWjbailey: Yepp11:48
daniels\sh: there shouldn't be stuff in /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults11:48
daniels\sh: willing to bet it's the random apps that got packaged, though; can you give me a list?11:49
\shXman Xmessage XSm11:49
\shsure11:49
danielsmmm11:49
danielsyep, that'd be it11:49
\shno11:49
\shit's more11:49
danielscan you please file a bz entry, assign it to me?11:49
\shdaniels: of course..my pleasure :)11:49
danielsyeah, I've got a pretty good idea of which packages are doing it now11:49
jbaileyLaschW: As root:  mkdir /tmp/foo; cd /tmp/foo; zcat /boot/initrd.img | cpio -i; cd ..11:49
jbaileyLaschW: chroot foo11:49
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\shdaniels: against what package?11:49
jbaileyLaschW: Then you'll be in the initramfs encironment.11:50
\shxserver-xorg?11:50
mdkei am jinxed, neither of my laptops have working dri in dapper, even though they've had it since hoary11:51
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\shdaniels: i filed it against xserver-org, just because it's the global name for me :)11:52
\shsabdf1?11:53
daniels\sh: yeah, that'll do, as long as I can see it on my bug list11:53
\shdaniels: it's assigned to u :)11:54
\shand xterm upstream changed a lot in the standalone package11:55
\shwow11:55
LaschWjbailey: Ok, done. What's next?11:55
Surakseb128: so, what should I do? the compile line is: cc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../.. -I../../libavcodec -DHAVE_AV_CONFIG_H=1 -fomit-frame-pointer -Wall -Wno-switch -msse -g -Wall -O0 -MT libmmxsse_la-fdct_mmx.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/libmmxsse_la-fdct_mmx.Tpo -c fdct_mmx.c  -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/libmmxsse_la-fdct_mmx.o11:56
Surakseb128_ : and the error is /tmp/ccq5gJtf.s: Assembler messages:11:56
Surakseb128_ : /tmp/ccq5gJtf.s:1996: Error: suffix or operands invalid for `pshufw'11:56
Surakseb128_ : make[9] : ** [libmmxsse_la-fdct_mmx.lo]  Erro 111:56
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seb128_Surak: may try to build the current dapper package?11:57
Surakis dapper still using gstreamer0.8?11:57
jbaileyLaschW: Try a couple of the commands in /bin11:58
jbaileySee if they all are broken for you (in which case klibc is probably hosed)11:58
Surakseb128_ : I'll try to buld the dapper package in breezy. Thanks for your attention.11:58
seb128_np, thanks for trying to get a backtrace12:01
seb128_yeah, dapper is using the same gst packages, out of the ffmpeg one12:01
LaschWjbailey: uname, cat, ln, true, mkdir are working12:01
HiddenWolfseb128_, when will it transition to gstreamer0.9?12:01

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