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LaschWjbailey: Hey, theres a thing I just comming into my mind...12:03
LaschWjbailey: I'm using xfs filesystem12:03
LaschWjbailey: /boot is ext2 all other partitions are xfs12:04
seb128_HiddenWolf: never12:04
LaschWjbailey: grub-install said:'Due to a bug in xfs_freeze, the following command might produce a segmentation12:04
LaschWfault when /boot/grub is not in an XFS filesystem. This error is harmless and12:04
LaschWcan be ignored.'12:04
LaschWjbailey: Ccould this be the problem?12:05
HiddenWolfseb128_, ehm, 0.10 then?12:05
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seb128_HiddenWolf: when it's here12:06
SurakHiddenwolf: or even perhaps a 1.0 :-)12:06
Suraksome day...12:06
LaschWjbailey: I was wondering about this grub-install message when I used it some month ago, because I don't get any segfaults. 12:07
LaschWjbailey: Seems that is the problem...12:07
seb128_HiddenWolf: we will not package 0.9 because it would mean extra work to rename packages and 0.10 is due first week of december12:07
seb128_HiddenWolf: so we will package 0.10 when there is tarballs12:07
mdkegnome-terminal is really not for public consumption12:09
mdkeit has no preferences!12:09
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mdkedaniels, my hero *closes 20018 within 10 minutes of reporting it*12:13
danielsheh12:14
danielsi fixed the seeds just before12:14
danielsbzr get   18.72s user 1.50s system 0% cpu 38:21.08 total12:15
danielsdaniels@ephemera:~/canonical/seeds% ls12:15
danielswhoohoo sftp transport12:15
mdkedaniels, is that likely to be the same problem as #19641?12:15
danielsany breezy -> dapper DRI regressions will, at this point, be missing libgl1-mesa-dri12:15
mdkeboth are flight 1 installs12:16
danielsparticularly if the X server log says that DRI's enabled12:16
danielsyeah12:16
mdkebut with #19641 it doesn't seem to detect the card properly,it just says "generic intel" or something12:16
LaschWjbailey: Pardon me making this useless noise, and thank you for your help. Wolfgang12:17
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danielsmdke: yeah, generic intel is okay12:18
danielsmdke: there are a few intel pci ids I haven't caught on to yet in discover1-data12:18
mdkeaha12:18
seb128_daniels: is the xkb bug you fixed with -updates supposed to be fixed with dapper now?12:18
mdkedaniels, i don't remember if it was like that already with Breezy or not12:18
danielsseb128_: think so, yeah12:19
danielsseb128_: #1537212:19
jbaileyLaschW: Sorry about the lag, I'm more away from my computer than at it atm.12:19
danielsmdke: pretty sure discover1-data hasn't regressed any12:19
seb128_daniels: oh, but it didn't build yet I guess?12:19
mdkedaniels, i'll check it out12:19
danielsseb128_: pretty sure I uploaded it ages ago12:19
danielsxkeyboard-config (0.6-8) dapper; urgency=low12:19
daniels  * Add level3(ralt_switch_for_alts_toggle), which maps RALT to12:20
daniels    [ l3switch, group_next ] , which is the desired behaviour for a three-level12:20
daniels    keyboard with multiple layouts present (see below).12:20
daniels[...] 12:20
daniels -- Daniel Stone <daniel.stone@ubuntu.com>  Mon, 10 Oct 2005 15:41:08 +100012:20
jbaileyseb128_: Is ephy in the queue for things to fix, or does it need other love to make it work?12:21
seb128_jbailey: it needs a firefox building12:21
seb128_jbailey: the only version which built was the broken one12:21
jbailey*lol*12:22
seb128_gcj broke the archive just after that12:22
seb128_and Diziet forgotten a Build-Depends then12:22
jbaileyRight.12:22
jbaileySo hopefully it'll sort itself out pretty quickly then, I won't mess things up by adding another body.12:23
seb128_forget12:23
jbaileyI'm just without my saved bookmarks and passwords, so I might build it locally in the meantime. =)12:23
seb128_what I did12:24
seb128_I could work efficently without it12:24
seb128_I've my toolbar with all the entries to put bugzilla, etc bug numbers12:24
mdzdaniels: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/x/xorg-server/1:0.99.3-0ubuntu1/xorg-server_1:0.99.3-0ubuntu1_20051123-2232-i386-failed.gz12:24
seb128_my bookmarks, passwd12:24
jbaileyseb128_: That's in ephy or ff?12:26
seb128_epiphany for me12:26
seb128_I've spent 2-3 hours to fix firefox/rebuild epiphany yesterday morning12:26
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jbaileyOh btw, did I tell you the answer to the freecell problem is either to make threads work on guile for ppc and amd64 or is to convince the gnome-games maintainer that perhas freecell doesn't need to be threaded? =)12:27
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seb128_no12:27
seb128_you said that you were going to fix guile *g*12:27
LaschWjbailey: No problem, you saw my posting about xfs filesystem and grub-install?12:28
jbaileyWell, more that I went looking for the problem in guile.12:28
\shbah..ace is a bitch12:28
jbaileyseb128_: Part of the problem is that quickthreads is going away in 1.8 in favour of a proper pthreads implementation.  But it's not do out until well after UVF12:28
jbaileys/do/due/12:29
jbaileyLaschW: Yeah.  I don't thin kit would matter much.12:30
jbaileyLaschW: Usually boot loader problems result in nothing working, rather than partially working.12:30
jbaileyThe boot cycle isn't resiliant. =)12:30
jbaileyAll that initramfs-tools has done is provide a better best-effort case for booting.12:31
LaschWjbailey: May it be worth posting it at ubuntu-users, a short description of the problem and the sollution?12:31
jbaileyI think I'm confused.12:32
jbaileyDid you find a solution?12:32
LaschWjbailey: I don't think it's worth a bugzilla report12:32
jbaileyWell, you should never see the words 'segmentation fault' at boot time.12:32
seb128_daniels: does "setxkbmap -model pc105 -layout 'fr' -print | xkbcomp - :0.0" work for you?12:32
jbaileyIf nothing else, it's hard to localise. =)12:32
LaschWjbailey: Yepp, the segfault messages come due an ext2 /boot partition and all other partitions beeing xfs filesystems12:33
jbaileyThat still really doesn't make any sense.12:33
jbaileyThat's a reasonably supported cas.12:33
danielszell; if by zorks you ,eqn gives ,e azerty; then yeqh12:33
danielsi think it does zhqt its supposed to do12:34
seb128_X Error of failed request:  BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation)12:34
seb128_  Major opcode of failed request:  148 (XKEYBOARD)12:34
seb128_  Minor opcode of failed request:  9 (XkbSetMap)12:34
seb128_  Value in failed request:  0x1671000212:34
seb128_  Serial number of failed request:  7712:34
seb128_  Current serial number in output stream:  8312:34
seb128_12:34
seb128_here12:34
danielscan you please put the output of setxkbmap -model pc105 -layout fr -print | xkbcomp -xkb - -, somewhere for me?12:34
seb128_daniels: xkb on chinstrap12:36
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daniels        symbols[Group1] = [       KP_Divide,     XF86_Ungrab ] 12:39
danielsat a guess12:39
danielsdoes disabling the allowclosedowngrabs thing help?12:39
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danielsokay, so I can't see what it's actually BadValue'ing to, so I'll have to hav ea closer poke at it12:40
\shg'night all....12:40
danielscan you tar up /etc/X11/xkb?12:40
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seb128_daniels: sure12:46
dholbachgood night everybody12:46
mdkenight12:46
seb128_'night dholbach12:47
mdkei would like to see gnome-terminal replaced with something better in Ubuntu and/or gnome itself. How remote are the chances? out of 100012:47
seb128_daniels: xkb.tar.gz same place12:47
danielsseb128_: thanks man12:48
danielsmdke: define 'better'12:48
seb128_daniels: thank *you*12:48
mdkedaniels, well one which is being maintained. one which is faster, maybe even one which has the preferences under "edit->preferences"12:48
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seb128_mdke: what is wrong with g-t ?12:49
mdkeseb128_, i think it is very difficult for new users to find the preferences. also it is slow, and apparently (from what I am hearing now in #gnome), it is unmaintained12:50
seb128_mdke: new users don't use a command line, preferences are in the edit menu ... if that's just matter of changing a label that's trivial; slow is a troll12:51
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seb128_mdke: unmaintained is half true, official maintainer is not responsive but some other people commit patches, roll tarballs, etc12:52
mdkeyeah speed is not an issue for me12:56
seb128_the only issue is that "preferences" is called "profile"12:57
seb128_and you want to make a new app only for this? :p12:57
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mdkeseb128_, if someone will fix it, I'm happy01:04
mdkeseb128_, but it seems it is not as simple as a name change01:04
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seb128_changing the name of this entry is trivial01:08
seb128_they just want to do other change too upstream01:08
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danielsseb128_: hmmmmmmm.  even blasting your xkbcomp'ed stuff at my server is fine, but my server's still stock.01:11
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slomoelmo: please sync libgdiplus from debian/unstable... ubuntu changes can be dropped01:18
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daniels\sh_away: you probably want to change that maintainer field to you01:55
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jbaileyYay, working ephy again.02:16
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GraiderI've been testing Ubuntu among myself and my neighbours for use at a community centre. I just have the suggestion that xfe (file manager) be included in the default ubuntu install. The file manager makes things a LOT less scary to the windows convert02:34
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danielsnautilus is already there for managing files02:36
mjg59Graider: In Nautilus, select "view as list" from the view menu02:36
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Graiderokay. now I feel a little stupid. Here I was thinking I was offering a useful suggestion and it turns out it's already covered. :) okay. well I still like xfe myself, but I suppose that's just choice02:40
Graidersorry to have bothered you :)02:41
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crimsunwin 2102:41
crimsunerr, sorry.02:41
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infinitydaniels : No pressure, but it looks like now that xorg-server is finally buildable, pretty much everything else with "xorg" in the name is FTBFS.05:46
elmoMAXIMUM PRESSURE05:46
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infinityelmo : Can libroken16-heimdal move to main, pretty please?06:16
elmoinfinity: done06:19
elmoalso, fyi, I did a rene run, which in retrospect was less than clever, but, *shrug*06:20
infinityHeh.06:21
Lathiatheh06:24
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shadeofgreyhello everyone06:31
mdzinfinity: what are the other xorg failures about?06:32
shadeofgreyi just felt like it was appropriate for me to stop by before turkey and the like to say...  thanks for everything.  if it werent for you and what you do, id still be a windows slut like every other loswer out there without the balls to stand up to the likes of billy and his drones06:32
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infinitymdz : Mostly looks like missing build-deps, I'll tackle some of them in a bit if Daniel isn't available to do so.06:32
mdzshadeofgrey: :-)06:32
shadeofgreyso anyway..  thanks for ubuntu.  from the bottom of my disabled heart, thanks...06:32
shadeofgreyill.. be getting out of your way now.06:33
shadeofgreyuh..  oh yes...  and theres this matter of a pretty serious bug i found in breezy06:33
shadeofgreyeither that or its a hardware glitch of some kind06:34
shadeofgreyanybody have aminute to speak with me about it?06:34
shadeofgreyif not...  i understand.  i know im not a coder and not supposed to be here..06:34
zakamehello all06:35
infinityshadeofgrey : We'd appreciate a bug being filed.06:35
infinityshadeofgrey : But if you want a quick appraisal of "is this even a bug at all?", you can /msg me.06:36
infinityshadeofgrey : But you'll have to mail me a slice of pumpkin pie.06:36
shadeofgreyinfinity:  i know nothing of how to properly file a bug...  in fact, im not even sure it IS a bug...  thats why i wanted to talk to somebody that really knows the kernel and all that...06:36
shadeofgreyah excellent06:36
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danielsmdz: build-deps new in rc2. will be sorted in uploads tomorrow.06:46
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fabbionehey daniels 06:49
fabbionedaniels: how is going the build for modular?06:49
infinityelmo : Meh, looks like libgssapi4-heimdal also wants to move to main.. .(can you check and see if anything else from the heimdal source looks like it's trying to move too?)06:50
danielsfabbione: server is fine, all the modules are ftbfs06:55
fabbionedaniels: SCORE06:55
danielskem went through and added a bunch of new b-ds right before rc206:56
danielsi've got it in hand, but have family commitments tonight, so it'll be about 18h or so06:56
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jdubmdz: holy crap :-)06:59
Treenaksjdub: morning06:59
mdzjdub: heh, the video clip?06:59
jdubyo!06:59
jdubmdz: haven't looked -> look at my hostname :-)06:59
fabbionedaniels: ehhe07:00
fabbionehey jdub 07:00
jdubmdz: haha07:00
danielsanyway07:00
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mdzjdub: !07:00
jdubmdz: i got off the phone, looked at the light, and it was on!07:01
jdubwhich means it came on while we were talking07:02
jdubyou have the magic touch!07:02
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tritiumjdub, did you ever make it to NV or San Francisco?07:06
jdubtritium: nup07:07
infinitymdz : Oh, I didn't notice elmo went to sleep.  Can you promote libgssapi4-heimdal to main?07:07
tritiumjdub, well, glad I didn't miss anything, in that case07:08
infinitymdz : Built from the heimdal source, newer heimdal-dev depends on it.07:08
jdubtritium: see my blog re: going to portland though07:08
Burgundaviainfinity, elmo infinity: done07:08
Burgundaviaelmo also, fyi, I did a rene run, which in retrospect was less than clever, but, *shrug*07:08
tritiumjdub, ok, thanks07:08
mjg59Wah.07:08
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mjg59I sent a load of patches to LKML, and now I want instant feedback gratification.07:08
infinityBurgundavia : That was for a different lib.07:09
infinityBurgundavia : But thanks anyway.07:09
Burgundaviainfinity, oh, am tired07:09
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floamI know about dapper-changes, but is there a way to check out the progress of stuff after it has been accepted? for instance, a lot of the new x11 seems still to not have been built, it would be nice if there was an automated thing one could check07:16
tsengpeople.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/byDate/today.html07:17
floamaha07:17
floamexcelent07:17
floamwow, mostly failed. I'm suprised it's not the other way around07:18
tsengit will turn around eventually07:18
infinityMostly failed due to the fact that I retried everything that had previously failed.07:19
infinityThat never goes well. :)07:19
lamontelmo: bld-4 should be flowing packages towards the archive07:20
floamseems like most of the hyperlinks lead to 404's07:21
floamyou've got to go to up a few directories and then track the packages down manually07:21
floams/packages/logs/07:21
infinityCurious.  Blame lamont, it's his script. :)07:22
mdzinfinity: done07:23
lamontfloam: example?07:23
infinitymdz : Many happy returns.07:24
floaminteresting07:24
lamonthrm07:24
floamlamont: maybe s/most/the one I tried twice/07:24
floamlet me figure out which that was07:24
lamontinfinity: you flooded me with enough logs that the rsync is now 17 minutes in....07:25
lamontand still going.07:25
lamontfloam: give it a while, and the rsync will finish.07:25
floamah.07:26
floamthat would make sense07:26
lamontthen again, it could just be a function of the size of things.07:26
floamI was sure most at one spot weren't working, but then they were a few mintues later07:26
infinitylamont : \o/07:26
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floamI started to think I was going nuts so I ran it's dead link checker on it07:27
fabbionemaswan: ping?07:27
lamontfloam: currently 7GB in the tree, give or take a little07:27
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floamhave you guys ever considered using tinderbox?07:44
pittiGood morning07:44
lamontfloam: can't remember if that's one we looked at and ran away from, or not.07:45
lamonturl?07:45
infinitytinederbox wouldn't really suit our needs.07:45
floamlamont: http://www.mozilla.org/tinderbox.html07:46
floamit does do more than you need, I am sure07:46
floamI just like it's cute little build tables07:46
floamex. http://tinderbox.mozilla.org/showbuilds.cgi?tree=SeaMonkey07:46
lamontfloam: yeah - it does about 10 times what we need, and doesn't do a couple things we do need.07:47
infinityAnd simple tables of build log stuff isn't terribly difficult for us to do either, we just don't.07:47
lamontmajor re-engineering job if we wanted to use it, and launchpad is already doing next-gen buildd, so no reason to reinvent the wheel, since debian's wanna-build/buildd/sbuild does a fine job of specifically doing everything we need, nothing more or less07:47
infinity(We do so in Debian, but we've never gotten around to doing it in Ubuntu, because we have a complete rewrite of how we do buildd stuff going on in Launchpad)07:48
lamontit was on someone's todo list for a few months...07:48
lamontstarting with rewriting said code from PHP into python07:48
lamont(the debian build-logs stuff that is)07:48
infinityThe stuff at cerberus.0c3.net would be handy too.07:49
lamont~lamont/buildLogs was a temp hack to give us something for the "couple weeks" until the code was ready to go production elsewhere...07:49
infinityActually, I should just run that code against the Ubuntu lists.07:49
lamontthat was during warty.07:49
infinityStupid me.07:49
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lamontinfinity: iz php code.  run screaming07:49
infinitylamont : No it's not.07:50
lamontah, then that was something else...07:50
lamontbuildd.debian.org scriptage07:50
infinitylamont : It's REXX.  Stare in shock and awe, THEN run screaming.07:50
infinityYeah, buildd.debian.org is in PHP.07:50
lamontthat was the original "gonna rewrite this in something sane" thing07:53
infinity<nod>... I kept meaning to rewrite the REXX stuff in shell or python, or anything other than REXX, but there aren't enough non-work hours in the day.07:54
infinityWoo, this instills confidence!07:55
infinity  * Compatibility with Linux 2.6.15 - may result in random breakage07:55
infinity    since it now has the ability to write to RAM the kernel may be using07:55
floamso it looks like all that x11 stuff is pretty dead. I got bit a few hours ago because xserver-xorg-core got built, but nothing else07:58
floamX11 went poof until I reverted07:58
crimsunI bet you used dist-upgrade, eh?07:59
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floam?07:59
floamcrimsun: I've been on dapper just fine for quite a few days08:00
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infinityHrm, no it doesn't take a dist-upgrade to upgrade xserver-xorg-core.08:00
crimsuninfinity: hmm, I haven't been bitten08:00
crimsun(I also haven't updated, but that's another story)08:00
infinityRestart GDM. :)08:00
floamcrimsun: according to the build logs, xserver-xorg-core is the only part of the 7.0rc to have built successfully08:00
floamso you're stuck with a new that, but everything else is old08:00
floamit's unable to find any modules, among other issues08:00
infinityWhee.  I guess that makes getting the rest of X building a bit more urgent.08:02
KeybukDear daniels, dpkg-buildpackage also has a -b option08:03
floamnah, I'm sure it's a good thing. You can weed out all the people that will be whining about how terrible dapper is early08:03
Keybukthe trouble with that is we also end up weeding out all the people who'd file useful bug reports08:04
Keybukand end up with what happened for breezy, when it first got really tested at beta08:04
floamit seems like a lot of stuff gets reported on those webforums but not in bugzilla08:06
floamit might be useful if there was big angry text telling people not to do that, since it seems a lot of it goes unnoticed08:06
pittiinfinity: can you please release the dep-wait of cyrus-sasl2? it waited for the new heimdal, which is now available08:06
sivangmorning08:10
marilizemorning08:11
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sivangmorning marilize 08:12
infinitypitti L It's building already.  You're too slow. :)08:12
marilizesivang: :)08:12
pittiinfinity: great, thanks!08:12
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Keybukfloam: that's not actually too bad, in most cases the bugs find their way into Bugzilla; usually better written or more succinct than the original forums posts08:15
Keybukmultiple rumours of reports which eventually coalesce into a bug are better than multiple bad bug reports08:16
pittidoko: ping08:16
BurgundaviaKeybuk, you seen that knoware project out of KDE?08:22
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KeybukBurgundavia: no?08:31
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Keybukcute08:32
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BurgundaviaKeybuk, basically collabrative bug reporting 08:34
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sivangah, it's not08:38
sivangBurgundavia: thanks for the links08:39
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nomedi see there are issues with radeon driver for some ATI cards08:41
nomedi would just tell you it seems an issue related to mtrr and adresses assigned08:42
Burgundaviasivang, both the backup programs that google funded were written in pyGTK08:49
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sivangBurgundavia: I know, currently checking PyBackBack. Still, so buggy...08:53
Burgundaviasivang, most of the google soc stuff is buggy08:54
Burgundaviathe tight time constraints made them so08:54
Burgundaviasadly most of the code is simply going to bitrot too08:54
sivangBurgundavia: it's unmaintained?08:54
Burgundaviasivang, afaik, yes08:55
sivangBurgundavia: might be good for GUI ideas though :-)08:57
sivangThat is , if I'll get this thing to run. Seems to be havin a setup.py problem08:59
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pittiHi carstenh 09:03
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carstenhhi pitti 09:25
fabbionepitti: ping?09:26
pittiGood morning Mr. Nitto09:26
fabbioneMr Pitt09:26
fabbionepitti: are we trying to kill libreadline4 by any chance?09:26
pittifabbione: yes, we do09:26
fabbionepitti: ok09:26
fabbionei assume we are going for 5, right?09:27
pittifabbione: right09:27
fabbioneoky doky09:27
pittifabbione: only two packages left that use 4 (quagga and lua50)09:27
fabbionepitti: and tftp-hpa09:28
fabbionethat i am killing now09:28
pittifabbione: oh, I meant 'in main'09:28
fabbioneit's in main09:28
pittioh, then why didn't it appear in melanie? odd...09:29
pittifabbione: it doesn't depend on readline???09:29
pittiPackage: tftp-hpa09:29
pittiDepends: libc6 (>= 2.3.4-1)09:29
fabbionehmmm weird09:29
fabbionebut it's a B-D09:29
pittioh, build dependency, sorry09:29
fabbioneok i will check on that09:29
pittiit seems that elmo's magic scripts don't catch those09:30
fabbionewell if B-D it should also at least Depends: on it09:30
pittifabbione: maybe the b-d is superfluous?09:30
fabbionewhat's the name of that spec again?09:30
fabbionepitti: yeah that's what i want to check09:30
fabbionekill-duplication?09:30
pittihttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperDuplicatedPackages09:30
pittifabbione: well, that's the plan; the spec is separate: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReducingDuplication09:31
pittithe latter lists the goals, the former the concrete steps for dapper09:31
fabbioneimpressive09:31
fabbioneit B-D on it, but it configure with --disable-readline09:31
pittilol09:32
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pittifabbione: ah, look at the description09:33
pittiThe source includes readline09:33
pitti support but it is not enabled due to licence conflicts between09:33
pitti the BSD advertising clause and the GPL.09:33
pittifabbione: that seems to be a common problem with bsd licensed stuff, postgresql has it as well09:34
fabbionepitti: ok.. B-D killed.. kthxbye09:34
fabbionehey sabdfl 09:34
pittigreat09:34
pittiHi sabdfl 09:34
mvomorning sabdfl 09:35
fabbioneKeybuk: what's the best practise to close mom bugs, so that they can be reopened again properly by the script?09:35
fabbioneKeybuk: -> RESOLVED FIXED?09:35
sabdflhowdy all09:35
Keybukyes09:35
fabbioneKeybuk: thanks09:35
siretartmorning sabdfl!09:35
Keybukthough mom is running right now09:36
Keybukuh, ISN'T running09:36
fabbioneKeybuk: no biggie09:36
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sivangyo sabdfl 09:38
infinitypitti / fabbione : License issues with readline can be worked around with editline, if anyone feels the urge.09:39
fabbioneinfinity: i don't think we need that for a tftpd09:40
fabbionereally09:40
infinityOh, I didn't read enough backscroll.09:40
infinityWhy the heck would tftpd need/want readline support at all?09:40
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fabbioneinfinity: dunno...09:40
fabbioneprobably the client09:41
\shx-b0rkness...I missed that a couple of months now...back to console :=09:41
fabbioneis katie running?09:41
fabbioneor lists are down?09:41
fabbionei don't see a single mail to -changes since 5:50 am09:42
fabbione4 hours ago09:42
fabbionebrb09:42
infinityOkay, I think I got all the missing deps.  We'll find out...09:45
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fabbionejdub: are lists down?09:52
Mithrandirdoko: I'll reassign my libmusicbrainz merge bugs to you, if that's ok?  You listed yourself on the allocator change mail.09:53
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infinityAlright, with my xorg-server upload, all the drivers except via should build...09:57
infinity(via seems gto want a newer libdrm than we currently have in the archive)09:57
fabbioneinfinity: i assume you mean DON'T have09:59
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dholbachgood morning10:00
sivangmorning dholbach 10:00
dholbachhi sivan10:01
dokoMithrandir: ok10:01
infinityfabbione : No, I meant it how I typed it, it just wasn't itaglish friendly. :)10:01
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BROKEN_LADDERquick question that i'm only asking here because it's a last resort.  where are the ubuntu default settings, governing theme and such, stored prior to any personalized settings in ~/ ?  i want to eradicate the brown theme from my system, and any new users, without resorting to editing /skel10:10
pittiBROKEN_LADDER: /usr/share/gconf/schemas/ IIRC10:11
pittiBROKEN_LADDER: but you should not change these10:11
pittiBROKEN_LADDER: since they are overwritten by subsequent package installs10:11
pittiBROKEN_LADDER: take a look at sabayon10:11
BROKEN_LADDERpackage installs change that?10:12
pittiBROKEN_LADDER: sabayon is what you want; please move over to #ubuntu (I'm there, too)10:12
BROKEN_LADDERi was already in #ubuntu10:12
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dokoKamion, mdz: please promote these binary packages to main: libarts1c2 libboost-python1.33.0 libcppunit-1.10-2c2a libenchant1c2a libmagick++9c2a libmusicbrainz2c2a libmusicbrainz4c2a libsigc++-2.0-0c2a libopenexr2c2a libpcre3c2a libpt-1.8.3c2a libtag1c2a10:29
BROKEN_LADDERcan i please choke whomever made smeg?10:29
Kamiondoko: not until I've unbroken the overrides10:29
BROKEN_LADDERit won't let me edit the layout of the menu for the "predefined" titles.  i can't change accessories to ACCESSORIES10:29
BROKEN_LADDERanyone know a way around this?10:30
Kamionhooray, cron.unchecked actually finished this time10:30
floamBROKEN_LADDER: you should really be asking in #ubuntu, on the mailing list, or on the forums10:31
Kamionor file a bug on alacarte (smeg's new name)10:31
floamBROKEN_LADDER: and I'm able to rename Accessories just fine in smeg10:31
floam0.7.510:32
Kamiondoko: a number of those are already in main. Are you going by mdz's anastacia output?10:32
Kamiondoko: if so, don't bother yet, I'll do a cron.sync run in a moment10:33
Kamionand I'll promote all the c2a stuff10:34
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BROKEN_LADDERi have 0.7.510:36
floamBROKEN_LADDER: just right click on a category and hit properties10:36
BROKEN_LADDERfloam but does it actually affect what you see in your menu?10:36
BROKEN_LADDERchanging that doesn't actually do anything though in the real world.10:36
fabbioneBROKEN_LADDER: please move to #ubuntu10:36
fabbionethis is not a support channel10:37
floamBROKEN_LADDER: looks like it does not, go ask in #ubuntu how to edit .desktop files10:37
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BROKEN_LADDERso asking developers is bad when you've exhausted all other resources for weeks on end?10:37
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floamBROKEN_LADDER: you have? have you filed a bug yet? What about the mailing list?10:37
floamBROKEN_LADDER: Web forums?10:37
floamthere are many resources10:38
dholbachBROKEN_LADDER: if you feel it's a bug, file a bug report10:39
BROKEN_LADDERdholbach i don't have any indication that it's a bug.  i'll just keept plugging away on the forums and in #ubuntu.10:40
BROKEN_LADDERit seems obviously to be intentional.  why else would it only affect folders that are predefined?10:40
dholbachBROKEN_LADDER: you could file a support request on http://launchpad.net/support too10:40
NafalloBROKEN_LADDER: to get the right developers attention the best thing to do is file a bug. then you can talk with him if it's a bug or not. this is not the place (atleast you have a patch to fix the bug).10:41
BROKEN_LADDERokay. thx10:42
dokoKamion: yes, that was from anastacia's output10:42
Nafalloatleast if you *DO NOT* have a patch rather :-)10:42
Nafallonp10:42
floamBROKEN_LADDER: and just for your information, it works in 0.810:43
floamso don't file a bug10:44
BROKEN_LADDERfloam but you just said it works in 0.7.5. i thought...10:44
floamno.10:44
BROKEN_LADDERah!  so i'm not crazy?!10:44
KeybukBROKEN_LADDER: this is not a support channel.  Please stop asking for support here.10:44
BROKEN_LADDERi'm not Keybuk 10:45
Keybukyes, you are10:45
BROKEN_LADDERnope.10:45
BROKEN_LADDERjust wrapping up my discussion with floam about an upcoming version of smeg.10:45
seb128still not the place10:45
seb128please move that to #ubuntu10:46
BROKEN_LADDERk, i'll chat with him in priv or in another channel.10:46
Keybukthankyou10:46
NafalloKeybuk: you got nothing for me to test today? :-)10:47
crimsunpitti: just a random thought RE: hide-admin-tools-to-users, is there any way the check can be tied into tty tickets?10:47
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KeybukNafallo: not yet10:48
crimsunpitti: (unfortunately that would mean that /var/run/sudo/ would have to be accessible, which is an information disclosure)10:49
Keybukat least, nothing that won't leave your machine in pieces ;)10:49
Nafallohehe :-)10:49
seb128infinity: why are the "given-back" build not retried? Could you retry libgpod on i386, thanks10:50
pitticrimsun: well, if the user already authenticated, then this would not be a problem in the first place10:51
pitticrimsun: but at login (when menus is started) we can be sure that the user is not10:51
BROKEN_LADDERone last thing before i depart..  i suggest you guys make it so that when you log in on a new screen, and you're already logged in, that the password box from xscreensaver somehow be bypassed, to create the "illusion" of an xp-style multi-login system.  10:54
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pittiwhy on earth do we need that?10:54
pittiWindow managers provide multiple desktops for years...10:55
crimsunpitti: what if the approach is shifted to avoid touching sudo at all? For instance, if we're going to hide the admin tools, is it a fair assumption that gksudo is going to be used? If it is a fair assumption, would storing a gconf key still be overboard in terms of information disclosure?10:57
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crimsun(I realize that doesn't cover the "plain" sudo case)10:57
pitticrimsun: I think so, otherwise we would not need sudo logging10:57
pitticrimsun: and even then, at some point you have to determine the gconf key10:58
pitticrimsun: and the key is not adapted if an users' privs are changed10:58
pittie. g. the admin could say at some point 'allow network-admin to this guy, but nothing else'10:58
crimsuntrue. I keep running into the info disclosure issue.10:58
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Kamioncrimsun: is all this Standards-Version bumping really necessary?11:03
crimsunKamion: eh, I suppose not. I only did it for two packages as I recall11:07
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Kamionideally please don't in future, it just creates unnecessary diffs which somebody has to look at later11:10
crimsunKamion: ack11:10
zakamehmmm, that goes for me too11:10
Kamionnothing actually cares about Standards-Version, aside from lintian/linda whinging; it's only meant as a reminder to the maintainer to look over newer versions of the policy manual11:10
Kamion(and old S-V can be an indication that a package is poorly looked-after, in Debian)11:11
Nafallothat goes for all MOTUs :-P11:11
zakamehmm, indeed :)11:11
floamMsOTU11:12
Kamionfabbione: new rescue with the changes you'll need for server rescue mode is in dapper now11:13
fabbioneKamion: cool11:13
pitticupsys, there you go. Now let's see what breaks :)11:16
dokopitti: please review icu for main inclusion11:27
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pittidoko: reviewed and approved; looks fine11:35
dokopitti: thanks11:35
pittidoko: btw, do you plan a new OO.o upload soon?11:35
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pittidoko: can you please try to build OO.o against firefox-dev instead of mozilla-dev, and use libdb4.3 instead of db4.2?11:37
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dokopitti: in some weeks, maybe. we're currently in the libstdc++ allocator change, and I see that 19738 wasn't addressed yet11:38
pittiok11:39
pittiI just want to make damn sure that mozilla goes into universe for dapper11:39
pittiotherwise we'll make the support hell even worse11:39
mdzpitti,doko: icu promoted, thanks11:45
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Kamiondoko: all those c2a binaries are in main now11:59
dokoKamion: nice!11:59
fabbionebah12:04
fabbionei killed p-a-l merge12:04
fabbioneactually no...12:05
fabbionehmm12:05
fabbioneKamion: i think i have been a bit too fast in uploading p-a-l merge.. if that's a problem please let me know12:05
fabbionei might have screwed the Depends:12:06
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mvoMithrandir: do you mind if I upload a newer pbuilder? you seem to be the last person touching it12:07
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dokomvo: any estimate for the apt upload (libstdc++ allocator change)?12:07
dokodholbach: any estimate for the g*mm* uploads (libstdc++ allocator change)?12:07
mvomvo: I want to bring in a abi change as well, it's prepared, I will test it a bit before the upload12:08
mdzdoko: apt should only need a no-change upload, since it calculates its soname at build time12:08
mdzmvo: you worry me when you talk to yourself12:08
mvomdz: *arg*12:08
dholbachdoko: ok, if i do it tomorrow?12:09
mvomvo: stop talking to yourself12:09
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seb128Diziet: "ldd -r /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libgtkembedmoz.so" gives a bunch of undefined symbol which seems to make yelp build unhappy, it would be nice if you could fix it (no hurry) :)12:09
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mvomdz: I was thinking about the "default sources.list spec" (enable network sources in sources.list by default and deal with it gracefully)  yesterday and came up with a "per-queue permanent failure" mode. do you think you will have a time to look over the idea? I'm interessted in a second opinion? I'll also ask on deity about it12:11
Kamionfabbione: please recheck until you're happy with it, then12:11
KamionI'm doing too much other stuff12:11
dokomdz, mvo: yes, but aptitude currently is uninstallable, so we should do it soon12:11
mdzmvo: certainly, email is best though12:11
mvomdz: nice, thanks!12:12
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fabbioneKamion: yes don't worry. i meant if you notice daily-installer failures related to it, just tell me. I noticed too late that the Depends: relies on other merges that needs to be done.. and i plan to do them by today.12:15
fabbionemax tomorrow if the world fall down12:15
Kamionfabbione: oh, which ones?12:21
mvoKeybuk: the pbuilder result from MoM looks a bit odd, do you have time to take a look?12:25
mvoKeybuk: or rather, the other way around :) MoMs merge for pbuilder ...12:25
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fabbioneKamion: Depends: partman-base (>= 73), partman-auto (>= 45), partman-lvm, di-utils (>= 1.15), lvm2-udeb12:36
fabbioneat least partman-auto needs merging. we have 44ubuntu712:37
Kamionfabbione: ok, that's on my list, I'll do it later12:37
fabbionei have lvm212:37
Kamionit has fiddly translation stuff to do12:37
fabbionebut the udeb it's there12:37
Kamionin any case it won't break the installer12:37
fabbionenot sure about the others yet12:37
fabbioneok12:38
fabbionethat's enough for me to know that i can do the merges quitely12:38
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SimiraMithrandir ?12:49
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sivangaren't we supposed to have a development status meetin now?01:03
Kamionerr ... AFAIK it's in two hours01:03
ograsivang, not really01:03
Kamionyes, it is in two hours01:03
sivangogra: 12:00UTC no?01:03
ogra14:00 UTC01:04
Kamion14:00 UTC; see http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2005-November/000004.html01:04
ograaccording to the fridge01:04
Kamion(and erratum in http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2005-November/000005.html)01:04
sivanguh-ha. thanks01:05
mvoKamion: you are still interessted in a "fail-early-and-fast" mode for apt when it comes to network failures? for the installer?01:05
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Kamionmvo: yes01:06
Diablo-D3I think I have found the scariest thing ever01:06
Diablo-D3booting linux, and seeing the line "Segementation fault" several times in a row, and the box not doing anything for several seconds.01:06
\shDiablo-D3: oh..surprise...u discovered a development version....this is nothing for production environments01:07
Diablo-D3\sh: lol.01:08
Keybukmvo: odd in what sense?01:08
Diablo-D3\sh: dapper for the win.01:08
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Diablo-D3\sh: it still doesnt beat the libc5->6 transition in debian01:08
Keybukmvo: looks just like pbuilder includes its testsuite output in its own source package, I think I've seen that before01:09
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mvoKeybuk: the changelog ordering of the merged.patch01:10
Keybukoh, that always goes screwy if it picks the Debian side01:10
mvooh, ok. so nothing to worry?01:11
fabbioneKamion: other than partman-auto merge the others are in sufficient version.. do you want me to do that merge for you?01:11
Diablo-D3hrm.01:12
Diablo-D3is it safe to say ubuntu is now the most popular distro in existance?01:12
\shmvo: I had this, too...and in some cases I had a broken diff.gz as well..wrong sourcepatches etc. I just used the debian package and merged the changelog and stuff ... and dropped ubuntu changes if needed01:12
\shDiablo-D3: no Windows is01:12
Diablo-D3\sh: ...01:12
Kamionfabbione: I'd rather do it myself - it has some really hairy translation merging to do, and I have the tools to do it mostly right01:13
fabbioneKamion: works for me :)01:15
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Kamionfabbione: you broke the partman-auto-lvm merge a bit; please check executable bits versus Debian - the ones I noticed are that automatically_partition/some_device_lvm/{choices,do_option} should be executable in the source package01:22
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fabbioneKamion: i did only unpack the debian package and manually merged the bits... if they are broken, debian needs the same fix01:23
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fabbioneKamion: yeps.. i confirm01:24
fabbioneDebian has the same issue01:24
fabbioneKamion: probably the svn properties for the files haven't been set properly..01:28
Kamionquite right01:32
KamionI'll fix01:33
fabbioneok01:33
fabbionei am keeping the interdiffs.. 01:33
fabbionethis time..01:33
fabbioneso i can push them to joeyh and co.01:33
Kamionsorry, MOM misses executable bit changes so I assumed it was a merge problem01:33
fabbioneKamion: no problem dude.. thanks for noticing.. i didn't01:34
fabbionewe would have noticed at the first test.. that's for sure01:34
KamionI happened to notice because I'm in the middle of producing partman.deb, and lintian told me01:34
Kamionfabbione: ok, version 5 heading in the direction of  incoming01:37
fabbione5?01:38
fabbioneok01:38
Mithrandirmdz/JaneW : is it on purpose that the openoffice-amd64 spec isn't targetted at dapper?01:39
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bielhi there! I do not know if this is the right channel, but I am looking for information on how to make a live distro (like ubuntu ;-)  ) can anyone help me ?01:43
Kamionmjg59: you say you call cardctl insert from userspace - are you prepared for that changing to pccardctl?01:44
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fabbionebah01:56
fabbionei did even use p-a-l-301:56
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\shfabbione: play xbox..the new one..it's broken too :)01:58
fabbione\sh: yes i saw the pics01:59
fabbionei am a proud of owner of a ps2 that i did turn on only 10 times in 3 years01:59
fabbionebasically new01:59
\shfabbione: I just read a nice article about the US launch of xbox...cooling problems etc. pp.01:59
fabbioneand snow on screen02:00
fabbionehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/80491849@N00/02:01
fabbione^^02:01
\shhmmm...can someone confirm this: #1779202:01
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sivang\sh: installer bug?02:02
\shsivang: grub bug i think02:02
sivang\sh: bah, I need another machine here for tests like this02:02
\shhda, hdb, hdc is normally counted hd(0,0/1,0/2,0) but after installing grub the hdc drive is hd(1,0) and not hd(2,0)02:03
\shthe guy who reported it, works in my company...he showed me the behaviour02:03
dokoRiddell: what is gettext-kde? arts b-d's on it02:03
Riddelldoko: it's for extracting strings from KDE programs for rosetta, I've written a main inclusion report, we need to poke mdz or pitti to review I guess02:05
pittime actually, yes02:05
pittisounds harmless, but I'll take a look at it02:05
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\shfabbione: btw....can your friend test dappers xterm_207? 02:06
fabbione\sh: i will ask.. yes02:07
\shfabbione: cool..thx :)02:07
\shactually...one or two bugs fixed with xterm-207...Thomas did a great job on the stand alone version02:07
tepsipakkifabbione: so partman-auto-lvm is not quite there yet to test?-)02:08
fabbionetepsipakki: it works in breezy...02:08
fabbionei just did a wrong merge in dapper02:09
fabbionenothing to fear02:09
fabbioneit will be fixed by tomorrow02:09
tepsipakkii'd test a fully automated install02:09
tepsipakkiyou say it should work with breezy?02:10
Riddellpitti: will I need a main inclusion report for imlib11?  the source package is already in main02:10
pittiRiddell: no, that's trivial then02:10
pittidoko: mmmm, alsa 1.10. Thanks :)02:13
fabbionetepsipakki: it does work.02:15
tepsipakkioh02:15
tepsipakkihow do I tell the installer to use lvm for the fs's?02:16
fabbioneat the partitioner02:16
fabbioneit asks if you want to erase the entire disk and use LVM'02:16
tepsipakkiby "fully automated" I meant a preseed-install ;)02:16
tepsipakkinetboot && sleep02:17
tepsipakki;)02:17
fabbionetepsipakki: can't remember02:17
fabbionethe template is partman-auto-lvm/text/use_device02:18
fabbioneand Template: partman-auto-lvm/new_vg_name02:18
fabbionebut the second one is low priority.. so you might not see it02:18
tepsipakkiok, I'll check02:18
fabbione\sh: where is xterm-207 ?02:19
fabbioneis it in the archive?02:19
tepsipakkifabbione: does the use_device accept the same as partman-auto (/dev/discs/disc0/disc)02:22
tepsipakki?02:22
pittielmo: please sync mozilla-locale-de-at02:22
fabbionetepsipakki: i assume so02:23
\shfabbione: yepp...dapper02:23
fabbionetepsipakki: it's the same template.. renames02:23
fabbionerenamed02:23
\shxterm_207-0ubuntu102:23
tepsipakkifabbione: ok, thanks.. I'll try it ->02:23
\shfabbione: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/x/xterm/02:24
fabbione\sh ok02:24
\shfabbione: it's installable on breezy too :)02:24
\shi should request a backport :)02:24
fabbione\sh: i am only pushing info from chan to another02:25
\shfabbione: hehe :)02:25
fabbionei have no direct interest in it yet02:25
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dokopitti: are you looking for libcupsys installability?02:31
pittidoko: does it fail?02:31
dokoThe following packages have unmet dependencies:02:32
doko  libcupsys2-dev: Depends: libcupsys2 (= 1.1.99.b1.r4841-1ubuntu1) but it is not installable02:32
dokoPackage libcupsys2 is not available, but is referred to by another package.02:32
dokoThis may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or02:33
dokois only available from another source02:33
dokoHowever the following packages replace it:02:33
doko  libcupsimage202:33
dokoE: Package libcupsys2 has no installation candidate02:33
dholbachmvo: thank you for fixing pbuilder02:33
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pittidoko: oh, libcupsys2 is in universe02:33
mvodholbach: :)02:34
pittidoko: libcupsys2-gnutls10 is obsolete now, it's a transitional package to libcupsys202:34
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ik5pvxhi02:35
dokopitti: and which of the gnutls packages do we use, 11, 12, or both?02:35
pittidoko: ? the latest02:35
pittidoko: it just b-depends on libgnutls-dev02:36
pittielmo, Kamion: can you please promote libcupsys2 to main? it's the 'new' name of libcupsys2-gnutls1002:36
ik5pvx\sh you around ?02:36
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dokopitti: but cupsys still uses 11 ...02:37
\shik5pvx: yeah..02:37
tepsipakkifabbione: didn't work, it still installs on real partitions. shouldn't it have some hooks in the recipe, like in the changelog of p-a 41u7?02:37
ik5pvx\sh I've tested xterm 20702:37
pittidoko: oh, gnutls12 is still in universe02:38
ik5pvx\sh still same thing, by default doesn't go to load XTerm-color like it used to in the past both on ubuntu and on debian02:38
ik5pvx\sh, it does if I use -class XTerm-color02:38
pittidoko: yes, eventually we should build everything against 12 and drop 10 and 1102:39
fabbionetepsipakki: did you test breezy or dapper?02:39
fabbione\sh: ik5pvx is the guy having the issue.. so you two can talk together02:39
\shik5pvx: ok..lets switch to query02:40
tepsipakkifabbione: breezy02:40
fabbionetepsipakki: it works in breezy, you might have preseeded the wrong thing02:40
fabbionetepsipakki: on what arch are you trying btw?02:40
tepsipakkix8602:41
Kamionpitti: promoted libcupsys2 and libgnutls-dev02:41
fabbioneit works02:41
fabbione100%02:41
pittiKamion: ah, you promotoded gnutls-12 now? nice02:41
Kamionlibgnutls12 was already in main02:41
tepsipakkican I paste the preseeds here?02:42
tepsipakkisix lines ;)02:42
fabbionetepsipakki: i didn't test with preseeding.. i know if you select the option it work02:42
fabbione+s02:42
tsengtepsipakki: pastebin.02:42
pittiKamion: ok, that means that from now on packages shuold build against 12, great02:44
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tepsipakkifabbione: does the manual version load a specific recipe or what?02:46
fabbionetepsipakki: it loads the standard recive02:46
fabbioneonly if you select low priority install it will ask for the recipe02:46
fabbionebut that makes no differenve02:47
fabbionedifference02:47
tepsipakkiI'm looking at the source but don't know what to preseed ;)02:49
tepsipakkihttp://pastebin.com/43711002:49
fabbionetepsipakki: there are only 2 templates02:50
fabbionethere isn't much to preseed02:51
fabbioneand the names are the one i did paste before02:51
tepsipakkiI'll check the logs02:53
Kamionif you have specs assigned to you, please /join #ubuntu-meeting02:59
DizietAha.03:00
mjg59Kamion: Presumably, yes03:02
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KinnisonA while ago, seb128 managed to tell me how to get my 'Text Editor' shortcut back in the Accessories menu03:15
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Kinnisonanyone know?03:15
Diablo-D3....... windows?03:15
KinnisonDiablo-D3: No dear, Ubuntu/Breezy03:16
Diablo-D3oh03:16
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seb128Kinnison: rm ~/.local/share/applications/gedit.desktop03:16
KeybukKinnison: #ubuntu03:16
Kinnisonseb128: that's the monkey, ta03:17
KinnisonKeybuk: feh, I'm already on 13 channels, adding another will hurt my brain03:17
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KeybukKinnison: this still isn't a support channel. :)03:18
Keybukand tbh, if we let you get away with it, the cluebies will argue and fight03:18
KinnisonKeybuk: oh right03:18
Diablo-D3yeah damnit03:18
Kinnisonfair enough03:18
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Diablo-D3and #ubuntu-laptop isnt one either03:19
Diablo-D3;)03:19
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pittizyga: do you know a bit about packaging? would you like to provide updated gnome-menu etc. packages for the langpacks-for-desktop-files?03:43
seb128he already sent some patches to malone03:44
zygapitti: I know some bits, I can do that 03:44
pittiif not, I'll find some time to apply and package them, no problem03:44
zygaseb128: yes but I never published patched desktop files03:44
pittijust curious if you want to learn about packages or not :)03:44
zygaI sure do03:44
pittizyga: oh, the patches have to be compatible with unpatched desktop files anyway03:45
zygahm?03:45
pittiso once we have the patched packages in dapper, we can start with the intltool changes03:45
zygalet's separate: patches to code (done, working), patches to desktop files, none, missing03:46
pittizyga: I mean, if a .desktop file does not have a X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain: field, it still must work03:46
zygaah, k03:46
pittii. e. it shuold fall back to the inline translations in the desktop file03:46
zygaI can just add the relevant field, without stripping exiting messages03:46
pittiright, that was the plan03:46
zygak03:46
pittizyga: but don't bother with manually updating all desktop files03:46
zygais there anyone working on intltool support?03:46
pittizyga: we'll do that automatically; just one for testing is enough03:46
zygaah, then I have enough for you ;)03:47
pittizyga: if you want to work on the gnome side, I'll take a look at intltool03:47
zygagnome-side?03:47
zygaall gnome tools are patched and support this03:47
pittioh, so much the better :)03:47
zyga(all that I knew of)03:47
pittithanks for your efforts03:47
zygapanel, nautilus (same libs), python libs03:47
zygathe thing needed now is intltool support and automated builds with extra field03:48
zygakde is totally not-supported, I don't touch kde03:49
pittizyga: ok, if intltool is a blocker, I'll shift it up in my queue ;)03:49
Keybukbuilding packages after init=/bin/sh seems so wrong03:49
Riddellzyga: hmm?03:49
Keybukaka. "aren't you glad Keybuk tested this before uploading it?" :)03:49
pittizyga: the spec talks about it, I talked to Riddel at UBZ03:50
zygaRiddel: if you can patch kde world to support X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain that would be great03:50
zygawill do03:50
Riddellzyga: yeah, I hope to.  no idea if I'll manage it or have time but it's my aim03:50
zygaRiddell, great I know C++ but I'm helpless kde-wise so  if there is anyway I can help you feel free to ask03:51
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Keybukok ... let's try that again, with a less-ronnied initramfs03:53
\shhmmm...03:57
\shthe last build log I can see is from 0732 DCT? 03:57
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Mithrandirseb128: didn't you get wv2 synced? (#19351)04:05
dokopitti: firefox ping04:05
pittidoko: I didn't work on the separate libs yet04:06
pittidoko: I just took a look at the list of packages that build against mozilla-dev04:06
pittidoko: because these actually keep -browser in main04:06
seb128Mithrandir: I did, but it took some time between when I asked and when elmo did it and I forgot to go back to change bugzilla, sorry04:06
Mithrandirseb128: np, I04:06
seb128pitti said something about not using PENDINGUPLOAD04:07
Mithrandir'll just close the bug, then04:07
seb128yeah04:07
pittiDiziet: do you think it is reasonably easy to build libnspr and libnss packages from firefox?04:07
dokopitti: I cannot switch to firefox-dev, as long as firefox-dev ships with broken libnspr.pc/libnss.pc files. so please fix that first04:07
seb128pitti: what about xulrunner?04:07
pittiseb128: what's that?04:07
Dizietpitti: Actual separate packages, or just include them in firefox-dev's output ?04:08
pittiDiziet: separate packages, like mozilla produces ATM04:08
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DizietWhy would they want to be separate packages ?04:09
dokoDiziet: because they currently are separate packages?04:09
pittiDiziet: they are now, and half the world depends on them04:10
DizietAhh.04:10
DizietUm, dpkg-shlibdeps and a Provides for the Build-Depends ?  (Excuse me for being vague, the coffee is just brewing ...)04:10
pittiDiziet: why not just copy the control records from mozilla and build true debs?04:11
infinitySplit libraries == good.04:11
seb128pitti: http://wiki.mozilla.org/XUL:Xul_Runner04:11
DizietI suppose that means you won't have to install huge piles of firefox crap on systems that just want libnss.04:11
pittiDiziet: hm, why?04:12
pittiDiziet: the libraries themselves don't depend on firefox04:12
DizietYou misunderstand.  I mean, separate package as you suggest would have the beneficial effect I describe.04:12
DizietI'm just trying to keep the diff small, you see.04:12
pittiDiziet: oh, I would not mind a completely separate source package04:13
DizietAh, coffee.04:13
pittienjoy :)04:13
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DizietI think a separate source package would risk having to do rather too much violence to the firefox upstream build system.04:14
Dizietdoko: Your .pc brokenness> is that in bugzilla ?  If you've got it to hand, feel free to mark it P1 and I'll pick it up in my next round of firefox activity.04:15
DizietI think I'm at least half-convinced now that having firefox ship the nss and nspr .debs, to look like mozilla's .debs, is the right answer.04:17
mvoDiziet: how long does a ff build take on a reasonable fast box? 04:18
pittimvo: on mine it took 20 minutes with ccache04:18
mvopitti: thanks04:18
DizietMy 2G Athlon does it in about a hour.  Much faster with ccache.04:19
seb128it takes like 40min here04:19
pittiDiziet: maybe I misunderstood your proposal then; you wanted to ship the .so files in f-dev and just Provide: the libnss- stuff?04:19
seb128athlon 300004:19
Dizietpitti: Um, it's not so much `my proposal' yet.  I'm just exploring alternatives :-).  But:04:19
pittiDiziet: it's not that appealing to me, but it would certainly work, too04:19
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DizietTo ship the .so files in f-dev and Provide libnss-dev.  And I suppose there'd be another library ff-libs or something where the shlibs from ff-dev would point to,.04:20
DizietI mean, another package.04:20
pittiDiziet: right, right now some libs are in firefox.deb proper04:20
DizietThose'll have to move into a separate .deb, won't they ?04:20
dokoDiziet: it's 12398, changed the priority04:21
DizietAre they separated in mozilla-browser ?04:21
Dizietdoko: Thanks.04:21
pittiDiziet: seems to be quite independent from the nss/nspr problem, but that would indeed be nice04:21
pittiDiziet: no, they aren't04:21
DizietHmm.04:21
pittiDiziet: m-b ships three .so files04:21
pittiDiziet: so m-dev depends on m04:21
pittiwhich is a bit ugly04:21
pittiand the main reason why we had to keep m-browser in main for breezy04:21
DizietAnd everything that needs libnss Depends m-f ?04:21
pittino04:21
pittiDiziet: nss and nspr are quite independent04:22
KamionDiziet: separate packages would be convenient in the event that libnss/libnspr's sonames change04:22
Dizietkamion: True.04:22
pittiDiziet: in fact they have separate upstreams (but no idea how often they sync to each other)04:22
Kamionalthough I *suppose* Provides would have a similar effect ...04:22
DizietSo where do the libs come from at runtime ?04:22
pittiDiziet: right now, libnspr and libnss sources are part of moz/ffox source tarballs04:22
Kamionbut it's easier to see that we should drop the libnss/libnspr .debs from mozilla if firefox is shipping them (the archive will resolve it then, rather than creating enormous buildd confusion)04:23
pittiright04:23
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Dizietpitti: Yes, that's at build-time.  But where do the programs that link against nss/nspr get the libs from _at runtime_ ?04:23
pittiDiziet: libnspr4 and libnss3 debs04:24
pittithese only ship the relevant libs04:24
DizietWhich come from ... ?04:24
pittiDiziet: mozilla source04:24
pittiDiziet: oh, mozilla-browser and firefox ship three *additional* shared libraries04:24
DizietOh, I thought you said they weren't separated out.04:24
pittiDiziet: that's why -dev depends on the browser04:24
DizietWhat are these libraries for ?  Are they used only at build-time ?04:25
pittiso a -libs package would be nice for f, but is not utterly urgent and unimportant for dropping mozilla04:25
pittiDiziet: no, quite many other packages depend on nss/nspr04:25
pittisome generic certificate handling stuff, AFAIK04:25
DizietThese three additional shared libs that you speak of.  What are they called ?04:25
pitti This package provides the runtime libraries needed to use the Netscape04:25
pitti SSL/TLS layer, including S/MIME and key management.04:25
DizietDamn, I seem to have deleted my most recent ff build tree.04:26
pittiDiziet: /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox in the firefox package04:26
pittioops, there seem to be quite some more in 1.504:26
dokoDiziet: and it would be nice to have the libmozgeckoplugin (or something like this) in a firefox-lib package04:26
pittilibmozjs.so, libxpcom.so, and so on04:26
pittithese are important for e. g. epiphany04:26
dokoneeded by eclipse, and others04:27
DizietI'm still confused.  Packages which use stuff from m/f are:  1. packages which embed the browser (epiphany etc.)  2. packages which use libnss/libnspr as generally useful libs (lots, we assume).   3. ?  4. ?04:28
Dizietlibmozjs sounds like the JavaScript interpreter.  Is this used by anything except packages of type 1 ?04:28
pittiprobably not04:29
pittiDiziet: my main concern is:04:29
pittiDiziet: a lot of packages need libnspr4 and libnss304:29
pittithese are built from mozilla source ATM04:29
pittiwe want to kill mozilla04:29
DizietYes, yes, _please_ stop telling me your concern.  I understand.  What I _don't_ understand is all of the surrounding context and the way it all fits together.04:29
pittisince firefox sources contain the same library sources, it would rock to build these debs from firefox source instead of moz source04:29
pittiah, ok04:30
DizietBefore we decide what to do about it I want to understand the _whole_ problem so that we won't have to change our mind in another 2 weeks when we discover that what we decided first was wrong.04:30
pittiDiziet: there are currently three packges that build-depend on mozilla-dev, so we have to change them as well04:30
pittiDiziet: but that's a problem with the depending packages themselves04:31
dokomvo: any estimate on the apt/aptitude uploads?04:31
pittiideally OO.o and librsvg2 would build against ffox-dev04:31
DizietDo my categories 1 and 2 overlap ?04:31
DizietAre there any categories 3 and 4 that I'm missing ?  Or can everything be considered as 1 or 2 ?04:31
DizietIf 1 and 2 overlap, what will we do when the ABI to libnss changes and firefox and the embedder are out of sync ?04:31
pittiDiziet: I think 1 entails 204:32
DizietSo all programs that embed ff are direct users of libnss etc. ?  Hrm.04:32
mvodoko: tomorrow? if it's totally urgent I do it tonight04:32
DizietUsual approach with shared libs is to allow coinstallation of incompatible versions.  Does that mean we have to try to support coinstallation of two abi-incompatible firefoxes ?04:33
pittiDiziet: I don't think so04:33
pittiDiziet: we never had that case, though; nss and nspr ABIs did not change for years04:33
DizietSo if the libnss abi (or the embedding abi) changes, we accept tiresome coupling to epiphany, oo.o, etc. etc.04:33
pittiDiziet: if that would happen, i. e. firefox 2.0 would ship a nspr5, we need to rebuild all depending apckages, right04:34
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DizietRight.  But you wouldn't be able to coinstall both versions, unlike any other shared lib package.04:34
pittiDiziet: well, you can coinstall the debs04:34
DizietWe can support coinstallation easily for my category 2.04:34
pittibut the old deb would not be built any more04:34
DizietNo, you can't coinstall firefox and firefox2.04:34
pittiright04:34
pitticoinstallation for 1 is hard04:34
pittibut not really necessary04:34
DizietSo that means that you can't coinstall oo.o-build-against-ff1 and epiphany-built-against-ff2.04:35
pittifor 2 it is still hard, since then we need separate sources for nspr and nss04:35
pittiDiziet: we should try hard to avoid that case :)04:35
DizietAvoid which case ?  Avoid ever having that combination of versions ?04:35
pittiyes04:35
pittithat would mean to have two ffox sources in main04:35
pittione is more than enough pain04:36
DizietYou can't get from both-against-ff1 to both-against-ff2 without going through a mixture.04:36
pittiDiziet: why not? the packages could be upgraded at the same time04:36
Kamionif the package name changes then we can go through the transition without having a period when stuff is uninstallable04:36
pittior does that break in any way?04:36
Kamionwhich I for one would appreciate04:36
DizietNo two packages can be upgraded at the same time.  I think you may mean `very quickly one after the other and we hope the user does not notice'.04:37
pittiyes; but even if that's not possible, breaking the dev version for one or two days is still better than keeping two ffox sources around IMHO04:37
DizietIt wouldn't be too hard, if and when it happens, to make a special backward-compatible firefox source which produced the old libnss.04:37
pittiDiziet: you mean the ffox-dev-old?04:38
DizietJust fork the old firefox package into a new package with a new name and a build system made only to ship the libnss runtimes.04:38
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pittioh, ok, sure04:38
DizietNo, I mean libnss4 <=Source:= firefox-old-libnss04:38
DizietIt's almost tempting to try to split the firefox.deb into an embedder (ie, a cat.2 package as above but built from the same source) and the embeddable browser.04:40
pittiwith all the /usr/lib/m-f/*.so?04:41
DizietThen with a slight editing of pathnames you could coinstall both embeddable browser.04:41
DizietHrm, if you have both browsers on a machine, your profiles might well get a bit mangled.04:41
DizietI think this is probably too great a deviation from upstream's intended use practices.04:42
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DizietAlso, weird shit would happen because the browser you saw inside your oo.o would be a different version (possibly very different) to the one you got when you just asked for a browser.04:42
DizietI think this argument demonstrates that the embedding ABI should never change.04:43
pittihehe, let's hope the best04:43
DizietNot that upstreams ever care about this kind of thing.04:43
pittialthough I doubt that current epy still works with 1.5, or does it? seb128?04:43
DizietThere are some differences already, AIUI.04:44
seb128pitti: it does, I've rebuilt before going to sleep this night04:45
pittiah, cool, so at least the API didn't change (too drastically)04:45
seb128pitti: upstream are fast :)04:45
DizietSo you had to rebuild it.04:45
seb128yeah, ABI change04:45
seb128some symboles were missing04:45
DizietSee above ^ :-).04:45
pittiseb128: ok, so you actually upgraded the version?04:45
seb128pitti: no, just rebuilt, epiphany is adapted to build with different firefox, mozilla, xulrunner, etc04:46
pittioh, wow04:46
Dizietepiphany Depends firefox, does it ?04:46
seb128yep04:46
DizietAnd Build-Depends firefox-dev.  Right.04:47
pittifor all the libraries, I assume04:47
seb128correct04:47
seb128$ ldd /usr/bin/epiphany | grep firefox04:47
seb128        libgtkembedmoz.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libgtkembedmoz.so (0xb7fb8000)04:47
seb128        libxpcom.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libxpcom.so (0xb7fb4000)04:47
seb128        libplds4.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libplds4.so (0xb7fb1000)04:47
seb128        libplc4.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libplc4.so (0xb7fac000)04:47
seb128        libnspr4.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libnspr4.so (0xb7f7c000)04:47
DizietDoes epiphany use libnss/libnspr ?04:47
seb128        libxpcom_core.so => /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/libxpcom_core.so (0xb6e3d000)04:47
DizietAh, there we go.04:47
Diziet*blink*  Its own libnspr ?04:47
pittiDiziet: remember, ffox doesn't build a separate deb ATM04:48
pitti(for nspr)04:48
DizietRight.  Um, so does that mean that apps that embed firefox link against ff's nspr and other apps take the one from mozilla-* ?04:49
Diziet(in breezy, say)04:49
seb128yep04:49
DizietThat's clearly wrong.04:49
seb128$ ldd /usr/bin/evolution | grep nspr04:49
seb128        libnspr4.so => /usr/lib/libnspr4.so (0xb7961000)04:49
seb128that's why we want to build libsnpr from firefox and use this one :)04:50
DizietBecause before you know it some wobbly pile of libraries and suites and environments and other such words will mix them up.04:50
Diziet(Has probably already happened and may be the cause of bizarre crashes.)04:50
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DizietSo what we seem to be heading towards is:  firefox will provide the -dev and runtime packages for libnss and libnspr.  These packages will look just like the ones from mozilla.04:52
DizietThe actual firefox.deb will naturally then use the ones provided by its own libnss.04:52
seb128right04:52
DizietPossible trouble will be handled as follows:04:53
DizietABI change to libnss: we will fork the firefox package to make a firefox-old-libs.04:53
DizietABI change to embeddable firefox: tough, pain04:53
DizietBugs in libnss which mean we want to have different libnss for firefox: We revert to previous arrangement, or institute separate source for libnss which firefox won't use.04:54
DizietHave I covered everything ?04:54
Diziet(I think this is going to be a u-d-a posting.)04:55
seb128seems fine to me ... pitti ?04:55
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seb128though a firefox-old-libs would probably be required, the rdepends are quite small, we can quickly transition that04:57
seb128s/be/not be/04:57
pittiback04:58
DizietSee scrollback and tell us what you think.04:58
pittiDiziet: looks fine to me04:59
Dizietdebian/rules build, with a pretty full ccache and most of the source (but not the ccache) in buffer cache, 11m40.  fakeroot debian/rules binary a further 2m40.04:59
pittiDiziet: I still think that the transient -old package is overkill, but that won't happen any time soon anyway04:59
DizietSure.  I'll note that in my writeup.05:00
\shlaters05:00
pittiDiziet: thank you05:00
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mvoDiziet: does the message in http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/4992 make any sense for you?05:20
mvoDiziet: I can give you a backtrace as well if you want :)05:21
Riddellpitti: how is that gettext-kde main inclusion review coming along?05:21
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pittiRiddell: not yet started, is it very urgent?05:22
pittiRiddell: I generally tend to do them in batches once every week or so, when I'm not in a mood for hacking :)05:22
Dizietmvo: No.05:22
DizietIt looks like a severe installation problem.05:22
pittiunless people bug me to do them quickly05:22
DizietWhat's it from ?05:23
Riddellpitti: it is blocking all of KDE, which needs to be uploaded for libstdc++ transition05:23
pittiRiddell: oh, ok, then I do it now05:23
Diziet*laugh*05:23
mvoDiziet: it's a debug rebuild of your tree05:23
Riddellpitti: thanks05:23
DizietNice.05:23
DizietI should try that myself.05:23
mvoDiziet: triggered with a small python script that uses gtkmozembed05:24
mvohttp://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/2994 is the script05:24
DizietNo it's not.05:25
Diziet4994.05:25
DizietHas this been rebuilt against the new ff-dev ?05:25
DizietFSVO `this'.05:25
seb128Keybuk: are "Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG" card known to be problematic? cf http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1955405:26
Diziet`No' is a perfectly good answer.  It shouldn't break like that; the dependencies should be right.05:26
Keybukseb128: is that the iftab swap bug?05:27
seb128Keybuk: I don't think so, I get an IP when running dhclient with the iftab bug, it just doesn't work on boot05:28
mvoDiziet: it is rebuild05:28
Keybuk"doesn't work" ?05:28
Keybukdoes it not get an IP?  does it not show up in ifconfig?  does it get an IP, but just doesn't route?05:28
seb128Keybuk: he mentions the card beeing listed as eth2 but ifconfig has no eth205:28
sabdflKeybuk: i'm upgrading to dapper now, any particular requirement i.t.o. kernel / udev?05:28
seb128Keybuk: the bug I've pointed has ifconfig/dhclient output, but I'll ask for details on the card ... what's the best way to have that, dmesg | grep eth? lspci?05:29
Keybuksabdfl: not yet ... I think BenC *just* uploaded the 2.6.15-4 kernel, but stick with 12-9 unless you want life to be exciting05:29
Keybukseb128: lspci I guess05:29
seb128k, thanks05:29
Keybukseb128: along with ls /sys/class/net; cat /sys/class/net/*/address; readlink /sys/class/net/*/device05:30
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sabdflKeybuk: coolio. i have enough excitement for one person right now :-)05:32
Dizietmvo: And it failed before you rebuilt it debug ?  (Ie, that's what you were trying to debug?)05:32
Keybuksabdfl: do I want to ask?05:32
sabdflKeybuk: what should the /etc/network/interfaces file look like after a fresh install? mine is hoary->breezy->dapper05:32
Kamionwe haven't made the dapper changes to that yet05:33
Keybuksabdfl: it hasn't changed yet05:33
sabdflok05:33
Keybukthere are some ... issues with network-manager05:33
KamionI'm sort of waiting until the dust settles so I can see what's on the other side, too05:33
sabdflshould i go with network manager now?05:33
Keybukyou can certainly install it, and for you it should work05:34
KeybukI think you have an ipw in that X40, no?05:34
pittiRiddell: oh, that's just xgettext? so intltool and the like are the same?05:34
Riddellpitti: yes05:34
pittiRiddell: or does kde use the copies in source packages?05:34
Riddellkde doesn't use intltool as far as I know05:35
pittiok05:35
pittiKamion: gettext-kde looks fine05:35
Kamionfor main?05:36
pittiKamion: if you want to promote it now, I put it into the approved section right away05:36
pittiyes05:36
Kamionpitti: done05:36
sabdflseb128: are there gstreamer-0.9 packages anywhere?05:37
Kamion... oops, while apt-ftparchive was running05:37
Kamionthat probably wasn't a terribly good idea05:37
pittiKamion: yay race conditions :)05:37
Kamionoh well, if the archive is broken in the next half-hour, my fault, sorry05:37
sabdflKeybuk: yup. X40, ipw210005:37
sabdflKamion: garhk. am mid-upgrade :-)05:38
sabdfloh well. i have your home phone number handy >:-)05:38
Kamionsabdfl: it'll *probably* only matter if you're trying to install gettext-kde, which you probably aren't05:39
Kamionif you've already downloaded the package lists, you're certainly fine05:39
seb128sabdfl: no, we are waiting for 0.10 which is due in ~10 days05:39
sabdflseb128: cool, thanks05:39
mjg59Damnit.05:39
seb128np05:39
sabdflmjg59: ?05:39
mjg59Configuring the ATI northbridge to have the same config values as Windows doesn't seem to fix suspend on the nc400005:40
sabdflthe voodoo that you do05:40
mjg59On the other hand, the nx6125 works now05:40
sabdflyou must have forgotten a pin in the doll05:40
mjg59And I've finally pushed all my patches upstream05:41
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mvoDiziet: yes, I got a segfault before as well05:47
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pittimvo: for a few days now, apt-get source seems to go crazy05:49
pittimvo: apt-get update failed for my breezy/universe sources (md5 mismatch)05:49
pittimvo: however, dapper/main and all others are fine05:49
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pittimvo: still, apt-get update libusb doesn't do anything but complain about missing breezy universe sources :(05:50
pittimvo: not even if I specify the exact version05:50
mvopitti: are you behind a proxy?05:51
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pittimvo: yes05:51
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sabdflhttps://addons.mozilla.org/themes/moreinfo.php?id=50505:51
pittimvo: that might explain the wrong md5 sums, that happens pretty often to me05:52
pittimvo: but why does apt-get source refuse to do anything? is that intentional?05:52
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mvopitti: if it gets wrong md5 on a index, the index is refused05:52
pitti*all* indices?05:52
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mvopitti: and a normal apt-get update dosn't fix your universe/Source index? that's really odd05:52
mvopitti: no, only the one with the failed md5sum05:53
pittimvo: ok, universe/breezy is wrong, but I want a dapper/main source05:53
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mdkehas anyone noticed the rss feeds not working properly on planet.ubuntu.com? or is it something wrong with me?06:00
ptlomdke, not working in what sense?06:02
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mdkeptlo, only jeff's last post is there. Everything since yesterday has disappeared06:03
jbaileymdke: Hmm?06:03
mdkejbailey, australian jeff06:04
jbaileyAh. =)06:04
jbaileyI don't think I'm on planet.ubuntu.  Dunno, though.06:04
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ptlomdke, i wgetted the rss20.xml and it contains entries since 09 nov, the same as the current html page06:05
mdkeptlo, how about rss10.xml?06:05
ptlomdke, ditto for rss10.xml - it all seems to work for me06:05
mdkeyou've tried them in an rss reader?06:05
ptlooh, just a sec06:06
ptlono, just downloaded06:06
mdkei think there is something wrong with the xml which is breaking the entries06:06
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ptlomdke, Quim Gil's post about GUADEC & GNOME breaks xml well-formedness (it contains unquoted '&')06:08
ptloand sure enough, that post is directly after jeff's06:08
mdkeyeah that is it06:09
mdkemust be a planet bug though, it should be able to handle that06:09
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sabdfloops06:10
sabdflguess x really is toast right now06:10
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mdkejdub, Keybuk, the rss xml feeds from planet ubuntu are broken right now, due to a problem with one of the posts (the presence of an & in the post title possibly?) Are you guys aware of this bug (if it is a bug) already?06:12
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mdkedid the ubuntu for vmware thing get done?06:20
Riddellinfinity: would you be able to give back arts and kdelibs to the buildds?06:22
Riddellwell, just arts to begin with06:22
Riddellmdke: henrick was doing it, not sure if it's been released06:23
mdkeyeah me neither06:23
mdkei can't see it anywhere06:23
sabdflq06:28
Diablo-D3yay06:30
Diablo-D3dapper has been busy today06:30
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psusihrm... seems that someone did something breaky with some packages06:36
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infinityIt's going to require a fair mess of rebuilds around the world to make ubuntu-desktop not break.06:42
infinityLibrary transitions are ugly that way.06:42
psusishouldn't be...06:42
ogrado we have a elmo around today ?06:42
psusihere we go... ubuntu-desktop depends on gnomemeeting... which depends on libpt-1.8.3c206:43
psusithe new libpt-plugins packages depend on libpt-1.8.3.c2a, which conflicts with the non a package06:43
psusiwhy is there a seperate libpt-1.8.3c2 and libpt-1.8.3c2a instead of just a newer version of libpt-1.8.3c2?06:44
infinitypsusi : Yes.  As I said, library transitions are ugly. :)06:44
infinitypsusi : Because the ABI changed.06:44
psusiwhy is it ugly?  why isn't it simply a new version of the package?06:44
psusihrm...06:44
psusiif they change the ABI, why don't they change the name of the library to .1 or something?06:45
psusiso you can install both06:45
infinityBecause the library itself didn't change, but it was compiled with a compiler that changed its ABI.06:46
infinitySo the SOVER didn't change, but the ABI did.06:46
psusihow would that have happened?06:47
psusithe move to gcc 4?06:47
infinityThe move to gcc4 is why it's got a "c2" on the end of it.  Just now, with a g++ allocator change, we moved from "c2" to "c2a"06:47
infinityUnfortunate, but life goes on.06:48
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infinityAt any rate, if you follow ubuntu-devel or ubuntu-devel-announce, this is all explained there.06:48
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mdzMithrandir: we aren't going to use the targeting in launchpad until it has some access control07:03
mdzMithrandir: meanwhile, DapperGoals in the wiki07:03
\shoh yeah....libtransitions...rebuilds....fun07:09
\shand 30k bugs in my malone bugs reported list07:09
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Diablo-D3Riddell: hey, does debtags break for you?07:10
\shyes07:10
\shbecause apt is not rebuild 07:10
DizietHas the freetype breakage discussed in 13592 been sorted out yet ?07:10
Diablo-D3\sh: thats to me?07:10
\shDiablo-D3: yes07:11
Diablo-D3okay, just making sure.07:11
RiddellDiablo-D3: havn't tried it recently07:11
Diablo-D3Im just wondering why adept needs debtags07:11
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Diablo-D3oh.....  adept is a package manager for kde07:11
Diablo-D3doh.07:12
Keybuksomeone remind me ... in a sh -e script, the following is wrong, yes?07:12
Keybuklog_begin_msg "..."07:12
Keybukstart-stop-daemon...07:12
Keybuklog_end_msg $?07:12
infinityYou need to wrap it in an if.07:12
Keybukthat's what I thought07:12
KeybukI'm not going crazy07:13
infinityOr other similar tricks to strip the return.07:13
Diablo-D3btw, ubuntu just did something neat.07:13
Keybukif start-stop-daemon; then07:13
Keybuk  log_eng_msg 007:13
Keybukelse07:13
Keybuk  log_end_msg $?07:13
Keybukfi07:13
Keybukwas what I was inclined to do07:13
Diablo-D3its using both my wired and wireless connection to do network traffic07:13
infinityThat should do the trick.07:13
Diablo-D3like, automagically.07:14
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infinityKeybuk : For maximum unreadability, you can do: command && log_eng_msg $? || log_eng_msg $?07:15
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ograinfinity, oh, localized lsb init ? log_eng_msg ?07:16
ogra:)07:16
pittiogra: localized?07:16
pittiah, ok :)07:16
ograpitti ;)07:17
pittiogra: it's hard to read that 6 pixel font in my xchat :)07:17
infinityogra : I blame keybuk, I copy and pasted his example. :)07:17
ogralol07:17
ograpitti, get a projector then you even can read 6px fonts07:18
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ernstplibGL error: dlopen /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri//r300_dri.so failed (/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri//r300_dri.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)07:19
ernstp/usr/lib/dri/r300_dri.so07:19
Diablo-D3since when did ubuntu ship r300 dri stuff?07:19
infinityernstp : If an update/upgrade round doesn't sort you out, please file a bug.07:20
ernstpit's in xorg now07:20
ernstpsometimes when stuff is changing really fast and unstable you like to hear build-details etc directly07:21
ernstpyou = ubuntu devs07:21
infinityernstp : Except that of the two people who deeply care about that bug, one is going to sleep right now, and the other isn't here.07:22
\shinfinity: sleep well :)07:23
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\shinfinity: and thx for fixing07:23
ernstpinfinity: oh, right. :-) got it07:25
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\shlamont-away / infinity: can u give-bach ardour (universe/sound/ardour_0.99-3ubuntu1: Needs-Build [optional:out-of-date] )08:36
\shgive-back even08:36
Keybukok then, let's see if my laptop will boot *now*08:37
lamont-away\sh: done08:37
\shlamont-away: thx08:37
lamont-awayKeybuk: better shoelaces... that's what you need.08:37
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\shlamont-away: can you give-back kdiff3 kwave kmymoney2 , too thanks :)08:48
FireRabbitis linux-restricted-modules-686 in main?08:52
FireRabbitor multiverse08:52
lamont-away\sh: I rather expect that infinity/I will be doing massive give-backs everytime the buildd's get quiescent08:52
lamont-awayFireRabbit: should be in restricted (hence the name)08:52
FireRabbitright ok08:53
\shlamont-away: they were left from the libgcj6 b0rkness...I just forgot about them08:55
FireRabbitand on breezy is restricted enabled by default?08:55
FireRabbitor only main08:55
lamont-awaywhatever sources.list syas...  I think 'main restricted'08:56
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FireRabbitwell i dont have any unmodified systems :) i cant remember08:56
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FireRabbiter, i'm trying to work on some documentation on the wiki and i dont want to be wrong ;)08:57
\shFireRabbit: this is more a question for #ubuntu :)08:57
FireRabbitalright fair enough08:57
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mdkejbailey, around? got 2 minutes?09:14
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jbaileymdke: I'm around, yes.09:16
jbaileyJust watching glibc build on hppa, so I might be lagged.09:16
mdkejbailey, what about the 2 minutes bit?09:16
mdkeok09:17
mdkejbailey, we're just doing the jbailey -> dholbach transition... we wanted to know, if a document in -docs changes name, do we need to do anything else to make the omf work except rename it in the package? i.e. does anything need to be done in any other packages?09:17
ogralamont-away, whats up with the buildlogs ? 09:18
Keybukjbailey: trade ya ... I'm currently being annoyed by the fact that my "what type of disk is this?" IDE binary runs so fast it beats the /proc/ide/.../media file appearing09:18
jbaileyKeybuk: No.  Mine is now actually working. =)09:18
dholbachmdke: the "jbailey -> dholbach" transition... that's funny - this one will take ages ;)09:18
jbaileyKeybuk: Although the correct answer there is to beat htem into making is a sysfs event. =)09:18
ogramdke, this transition will require 3 years of hairgrowing for dholbach at least09:18
mdkelol09:19
dholbachogra: and that's only the hair-growing09:19
ajmitchdholbach: you think you can pull off the accent?09:19
ograhehe09:19
dholbachbut funnily enough, i started becoming a hobby vegetarian :)09:19
Keybukjbailey: a sysfs attribute, you mean?09:19
dholbachstopping smoking might take a bit longer09:19
ograwhat the hell is a *hobby* vegetarian ?09:20
jbaileymdke: *thinking809:20
mdkejbailey, :)09:20
\shogra: eating space cookies :)09:20
ogralol09:20
ograinstead of smoking *g* ....09:20
dholbachhaha09:21
dholbachnot really09:21
jbaileymdke: The contents of the OMF file have to be correct as well.09:21
\shactually i don't need any drugs ,) I have my pbuilder, a crashing kde/gnome panel and some packages to go09:21
mdkejbailey, well yes. But no other package needs to change?09:21
jbaileymdke: The nice part is that it should be possible to generate the OMF file from poxml as well, and get the headers and such translated.09:21
jbaileymdke: Not that I know of.  Scrollkeeper just reads the OMF file.09:22
mdkeok cool thanks09:22
mdkeyeah we can translate it09:22
jbaileyHow it handled the mapping of the various language was always a bit of a mystery to me, bnut it worked. =)09:22
jbaileyKeybuk: Right. =)09:22
jbaileyKeybuk: That way you can just get an event for it.09:23
jbaileydholbach: Hobby vegetarian?09:23
jbaileydholbach: You do this in your spare time when noone's looking?09:23
dholbachmaybe i should blog about it :)09:24
mdkehe eats meat when no one is looking09:24
ogralol09:24
=== ajmitch is a vegetarian 1 day a week ;)
Keybukjbailey: well, you do get an event09:24
Keybukthe trouble is the "what is it?" information isn't there09:24
jbaileyKeybuk: Any idea why the idea subsystem can't just behave like SCSI? =)09:25
Keybukwhat?  tell you it's there, then not tell you what's actually on it for 30 seconds? :p09:25
ogra30 secs would be a fast scsi adapter ... :)09:26
ograi have some old adaptecs around that take up to 2 min to probe devices09:26
\shmerging, renaming, writing the changes in the debian/changelog in less then a minute...boring09:27
ogra\sh, junkie09:27
ajmitch\sh: automate it :)09:27
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\shogra: i have to practice for my time when i'm employed by the state09:28
ograemployed by the state ? 09:28
\shhartz409:28
\sh.oO(someone has to sponsor my dsl line)09:28
ograsome people call that unemployment ;)09:28
pittioh, btw, doko, still her?09:28
pitti+e09:28
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ajmitchhi pitti 09:29
\shajmitch: believe me...yes09:29
pittiHi ajmitch 09:29
\shajmitch: i'm going to be 35 in january...and then I'm old09:29
ajmitch\sh: ntw I tried newmerge.py, it said the mail was sent but I never saw it show up :)09:29
pitti\sh: don't scare us09:29
ajmitch\sh: and the merge is still unassigned on the list09:29
\shajmitch: lpbugs.py09:29
\shajmitch: newmerge.py is obsolete09:30
\shpitti: well...it's time...I will have my answer just before x-mas09:30
\shpitti: we talked about it during todays teammeeting...and I'm one of the guys who survived 3 lycos firing rounds09:30
pitti\sh: lycos?09:31
\sh.oO(in less then 2 years)09:31
ograpitti, nope, ish gmbh ....09:31
\shpitti: yeah...lycos europe, i worked there09:31
\shpitti: before I started at ISH gmbh09:31
pittiah, IC09:31
ajmitch\sh: fine, will try that one :)09:31
ajmitch\sh: fyi bzr pull still isn't updating that branch09:32
\shajmitch: use bzr branch :)09:32
ajmitch\sh: shouldn't need to09:33
ajmitchsince bzr branch is only for grabbing a new branch09:33
\shpitti: so I need a new job...or I will have a longtime holiday09:33
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SurakHello all09:49
Surakseb128: (about gstreamer-ffmpeg compilation problem): I did what you asked for. I downloaded dapper packages and tried to create debug packages from it (the same way I did with breezy, and following https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash ) - bot still no success. The same assembler error message appears in another machine. 09:50
mdkejbailey, poxml is in the build-depends for ubuntu-docs... but we were using xml2po weren't we?09:50
Surakbut09:50
jbaileymdke: xml2po is in the poxml package, iirc.09:52
dokopitti: yes09:52
Surakseb128: Just to remind, this is related to http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1943409:52
seb128Surak: "but ..."? :)09:54
pittidoko: the recent ReST vuln in zope2.7 - does that affect 3, too?09:54
seb128Surak: does the dapper package install on a 5.10 box?09:54
Surakseb128: hm, it did, but ain't tested. I just went straight to debugging stuff. Urgh!09:55
dokopitti: no, AFAIK that has the newer docutils09:55
Surakseb128: I wrote "bot" instead of but :-)09:55
pittidoko: ok, so we need to fix 2.8 for breezy09:56
pittidoko: do you still have the downsized patch somewhere?09:57
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Keybukright10:00
Keybukif this one works, I'm going to kill people10:00
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Keybukit's exactly the same as last time10:01
ajmitchsounds promising10:01
Keybukbut with a sleep(3) at the top10:01
ajmitchwhat has awakened a murderous rage?10:01
ograyay for sleep 3's10:01
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Keybukpitti: hand me my gun10:02
KeybukIT'S KILLING TIME!10:02
dokopitti: I have to look ...10:02
ajmitchyay10:02
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Mithrandirajmitch: sleep, apparently.  Strange thing, that sleep awakens stuff.10:02
Keybukajmitch: I wrote a nice, fast, binary helper for the IDE subsystem that can report what media type a particular device is10:03
Keybuke.g.10:03
Keybuk# /lib/udev/ide_media /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:10.0/ide0/0.010:03
Keybukdisk10:03
pittiKeybuk: is /proc/bus/ide/hda/media obsolete now?10:04
Keybuksadly not10:04
pittierm, /proc/ide/device/media, eve10:04
pittin10:04
dholbachgood night everybody10:04
\shnight dholbach 10:04
dholbachnight stephan10:05
slomogn8 dholbach :)10:05
Keybukpitti: nope, because that's exactly what this helper does10:05
Keybukit parses the sysfs path you give and figures out where under /proc it has to look10:05
pittilol10:05
Keybukbut it was too fast10:05
Keybukthe shell one works because it's written in shell, and slow10:05
Keybukmy binary one only works if I put a sleep in it <g>10:05
pittiwhich makes the writing in C quite pointless?10:06
Keybukthe /proc/ide/**/media thing hadn't actually turned up, before it had given up and exited10:06
Keybukpitti: nah, I like writing these helpers in C :)  it makes me feel clever10:06
pittiKeybuk: still, my gut feeling tells me that this stuff should be obsoleted in /proc...10:06
KeybukI've put a for (100) usleep(30000) type thing in now10:06
Keybukyes10:06
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pittiKeybuk: yes, because string parsing is such an enjoyable experience in C10:07
KeybukI was just chatting to kay about that, he was going to craft a put-it-in-sys patch, then bought a SATA laptop10:07
Keybukpitti: compared to shell, yes10:07
yihurmm, anyone else having trouble with the xorg 6.99 builds in dapper? it seems it doesn't know where to look for modules10:07
pittiKeybuk: oh, and now he can't test it any more? with no IDE disk?10:07
pittibad timing...10:07
\shyi: apt-get update ; apt-get dist-upgrade and you'll be fine.10:08
Keybukpitti: more like doesn't care anymore :p10:08
yi\sh: well10:08
yi\sh: if it were that simple life would be great10:08
KeybukSATA disks wear drag and pretend to be SCSI controllers10:08
yi\sh: i'm getting "Unknown protocol evdev"10:09
yithe module is there, did the name change?10:09
ograyi, xorg is in active development currently ... its only half transitioned yet afaik10:10
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\shyi: oh then it's a not compiled or just missing module...wait until infinity or daniels are around..one is sleeping the other one is not there10:11
\shpitti: bzr is fun :)10:11
pittioooh, yes10:11
pittiI still feel the baz pain when my gf comes along with her diploma thesis baz archive10:11
ajmitchpitti: yes, I can get away with upgrading only when I remember, rather then when things are broken :)10:11
ograbzr is cool .... it finally made me undestand versioning systems ... thanks to Keybuk and bzrk :)10:12
\shpitti: and since I and siretart and others are using it to merge and branch our motu-tools repositories with it...ROCK..I really like it10:12
pittidoing the rm -r ++revision-lock-held; mkdir -p ++revision-lock/+contents dance again...10:12
yi\sh: no the modules are there10:12
\shyi: then file a bug please :)10:12
ajmitchpitti: baz scares me10:12
\shmy x is running with a plain and usable config :) 10:12
yino, it's not a bug either10:12
ograyi, its just not ready yet ... it will very likely be done during the next 48h10:13
pittiajmitch: oh, it worked well enough, compared to cvs; it was just horribly sloooow10:13
yiit seems that they use "Driver" "evdev"10:13
yiinstead of "Driver" "mouse"10:13
yiOption Protocol evdev10:13
ajmitchanythign works well compared to cvs10:13
pittiwell, true10:13
lamont-awayajmitch: and then there's clearcase.10:14
ajmitchI'll stay away from such things10:14
\shajmitch: svn is sometimes to stupid..or was in the beginning when I used it in 200310:14
lamont-awayDB_File needs compatible versions of libdb & db.h10:14
lamont-away        you have db.h version 4.3.28 and libdb version 4.3.2910:14
lamont-awayGO devscripts10:14
ajmitch\sh: I still curse svn, but it's an improvement on cvs10:15
pittithat is *such* an incompatible change...10:15
\shajmitch: is the bug fixed, when you try to commit or checkout files which are e.g. kyrillic but your local/system local is US_ASCII?10:15
mdkejbailey, no it's in gnome-doc-utils. poxml is in the kde toolchain. np i'll change it now10:15
\shajmitch: or is it still segfaulting?10:15
\shlocale even10:16
ajmitch\sh: I have no idea, I only have straight ASCII files here10:16
\shajmitch: yeah..and I used it in a multilanguage utf-8 environment, where the web junkies were using windows and nameing their html files in their local language with local charsets10:17
\shajmitch: and this was really BAD10:17
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slomo\sh: it's fixed now afaik... at least i had no problems with iso-8859-1 and utf8 and plain binary stuff ;)10:18
\shslomo: i'll try it again sometime...when there is time, when there are no merges, no transitions :)10:20
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floamyay10:24
floamI found a patch that fixes the input issues in the new X11 stuff10:24
floamhttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2005210:25
ajmitch\sh: in other words, in the time between dapper & when dapper+1 opens? ;)10:26
\shajmitch: yeah..during the next ubuntu dev conference :)10:26
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ajmitchhm, doesn't look like the mail went through to malone still10:28
\shajmitch: local smtp?10:29
\shor local sendmail?10:29
ajmitchlocal sendmail10:29
ajmitchI see it going out in my maillogs10:30
\shajmitch: u sure u send with a launchpad registered email address?10:30
ajmitchyes10:30
ajmitchubuntu.com address10:30
ajmitchwhich is registered on lp10:30
\shit takes normally max 1 min10:30
ajmitchthere's at least a few merges which I can do10:30
ajmitchit's been > 30 min10:31
ajmitchnothing in my reported bugs list10:31
slomoit took ~3 hours one time for me10:31
ajmitchsent with the new gpg key, which is also enabled in lp10:31
ajmitchI should just upload then :)10:31
\shajmitch: lpbugs.py -n <packagename> -> ?10:32
ajmitch\sh: yes10:32
\shstrange10:32
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ajmitchI blame launchpad10:32
\shelmo: please sync caudium from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes ok10:35
\shelmo: thx10:35
\shajmitch: which merges? I can file the bugs for u10:37
\shajmitch: u can update them later in LP directly10:38
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ajmitch\sh: I could put them in LP directly as well10:41
Keybukhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/bootcharts/dapper-20051124-1.png10:43
ajmitch1 to sync (after test), 2 to upload10:43
Keybuk^ sweet10:43
ograKeybuk, WOAH10:45
Keybukthere's two massive modprobes there10:46
KeybukI suspect one of them is my soundcard, which has always taken that long10:46
Keybukthe other might be radeonfb, which I need to blacklist10:46
ograbut you are at 40 sec10:46
ajmitch\sh: I can't file a new sync bug straight away? I have to file a new one & then update it to sync?10:47
\shajmitch: we need to update the revu list...you can do it also directly on revu...see sistpotys mail :)10:47
wasabiSurely there has to be a way to up the priority of X to "kick everything else's ass".10:47
Keybuk*shrug* it's a start yeah10:47
wasabiAnd every GUI program.10:47
\shajmitch: yes10:47
Keybukthere's still some whitespace in it10:47
\shajmitch: because u have to test it first10:47
Keybukcan probably get another 10-15s out of that10:47
ajmitch\sh: found one where the only ubuntu change in the merged debdiff is a changelog10:47
ajmitchbecause the ubuntu changes went up to debian10:48
ajmitchnot a lot to do there ;)10:48
\shajmitch: it's like this: u start to work on a package with filing the bug :)10:48
\shajmitch: then u check...and decide: sync or merge and update the bug accordingly10:48
ajmitchfine10:48
\shajmitch: if the package is build...u close it after..the pending upload feature of LP...don't use it..u won't find your package again10:49
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ograKeybuk, if you get it to 30, i could actually achieve 45 for thin clients :)10:49
ajmitchand I can find pending upload bugs just fine10:49
\shajmitch: ajmitch@ubuntu.com ?10:49
ajmitch\sh: yes10:49
Keybukogra: I think it's probably 30s for everyone but my laptop10:50
\shu should have mail in 5 4 3 2 1 now10:50
ograheh10:50
Keybukwhen we did this a year ago, my laptop was always 10s longer because of its soundcard module thing10:50
ajmitch\sh: thanks10:50
\shajmitch: is it in your reported bugs?10:50
Keybukiirc it's spinning waiting for firmware or something10:50
ograpcmcia seems to take some time too10:50
Keybukpcmcia is going anyway10:50
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ograhopefully10:51
Keybuknah, is10:51
Keybukkernel does most of it now, the rest is a handful of udev rules and helpers that kamion's packaged up10:51
ajmitch\sh: nothing is in my reported bugs at the moment10:51
ogracool10:51
ajmitchwell nothing merge related10:51
\shajmitch: u see...all pending uploads are just disappearing from your reported bugs10:52
ajmitch\sh: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bugs-advanced10:52
floam\sh: you are going to make my head explode :(10:52
floams/u/you/10:53
ajmitch\sh: since bugs get assigned to motumergers, you can search for pending upload bugs there10:53
ajmitchif LP doesn't die in the process ;)10:53
ajmitch Timeout error10:53
ajmitchSorry, Launchpad took too long to process your request. 10:53
\shajmitch: really? thats the problem.10:53
\shajmitch: this is what I meant10:53
\shajmitch: don't use it10:54
\shfloam: I?10:54
ajmitchdon't use LP? ok10:54
\shajmitch: don't use lpbugs.py "pending upload" option :)10:54
ajmitch;)10:54
\shajmitch: means: don't set any bug in LP to pending upload10:54
floam\sh: I suffer from people-that-say-u-make-me-want-to-set-myself-on-fire syndrome10:54
ajmitchhehe10:54
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ajmitchmorning lifeless 10:54
lifelesshi10:54
\shfloam: oh...set me on ignore then, thx10:55
ograhey lifeless 10:55
ajmitch\sh: hopefully I'll get that email from you soon..10:55
ogramako, finally !10:55
ajmitchhey mako 10:55
lifelessso I now the no support rule here ... but I hgave a bug with hotplug and wifi ;)10:55
Keybuklifeless: irrelevant, hotplug isn't in dapper10:56
lifelessif someone can point me at the right way to diagnose it that would be great. 10:56
Keybukupgrade in a couple of days time, and see if you still have the same bug10:56
lifelessKeybuk: well, not hotplug then10:56
makoogra: tell me about it10:56
makoajmitch: hola10:56
ogramako, yore not a pumpkin anymore :)10:56
Keybuklifeless: diagnosing it depends exactly what's wrong10:56
lifelessKeybuk: ah, you think its transitional ? All I know is that the interface does not come up automatically, it used to do so.10:56
ogra*youre10:56
makoogra: you try living life as a pumpkin for nearly 48 hours10:56
ograi dont want to :)10:57
\shlol10:57
Keybuklifeless: have you reinstalled recently, or did it just stop working of its own accord?10:57
\shnice crash of konversation.."please hit shift+something and die"10:57
lifelessKeybuk: I upgraded to dapper when I got back from UBZ10:57
\shajmitch: 3 minutes ago I send it to you10:58
KeybukI don't know of any bugs, because none of that stuff changed yet10:58
lifelessKeybuk: I *think* it worked for the first day or two of updates, but I can't swear to it.10:58
Keybukyou running 2.6.12 or 15?10:58
\shajmitch: bug in LP ,)10:58
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lifelessah, -1210:59
lifelesserm .1210:59
Keybukdunno why it broke then10:59
\shajmitch: 'alps-light1' couldn't be found in command 'affects /distros/ubuntu/alps-light1' ... 10:59
Keybukotoh pretty much everything between you and your network card is changing soon10:59
lifelessyah10:59
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lifelesswant me to wait for that and tey again then 11:00
lifeless?11:00
Keybukstart at seeing whether the right module is loaded, then look to see whether dhclient was spawned for it, etc.11:00
lifelessthe module is loaded11:00
lifelessbut AFAICT dhclient was not invoked for it11:00
Keybukdid the card get the expected name?11:00
lifelessaccording to daemin.log11:00
lifelessyah, if I ifup it it works.11:01
Keybukdo you have two eth cards?11:01
slomodaniels: want me to fill some bugs with exa on radeon on powerpc? or is exa something you don't care for now? ;)11:01
lifelessyes, eth0 is the built in ethernet11:01
lifelesseth1 is the wifi11:01
lifelessipw2200 FWIW11:01
Keybukcould be that you need to swap the names around11:01
mdkelifeless, mine isn't working with the .12-10 kernel either, in fact, nor is my ethernet11:01
mdkeworks if I boot the .12-9 kernel11:02
mdkein fact, X doesn't work with that kernel either11:02
lifelessstrange, I'm running 12-911:02
mdkeah11:02
Keybukwhere did you get 12-10 from?  there's no such beast11:02
mdkehmm11:02
Keybukor is that the security update one?11:03
lifelesshotplug is still installed - should I remove it ?11:03
mdkeKeybuk, ok you have a good point. I must be running dapper with the breezy kernel, and vice versa11:03
ajmitch\sh: maybe my email is just taking a long time today :)11:03
Keybuklifeless: no :)  not just yet11:03
Keybuknot if you enjoy booting11:03
ajmitch\sh: try ajmitch@ihug.co.nz instead11:03
lifelesswell, yes as it happens, I do11:03
KeybukI don't have hotplug installed, but I also know how to boot a machine by hand11:04
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lifelessthanks for the help ;)11:05
lifelessas we're changing the layout, theres little value identifying the problem11:06
lifelessI'll workaround till the new process is in place11:06
lifelessand then we can see11:06
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Keybukprobably a bad idea11:07
KeybukI should probably be sociable for the 12 hours after I do it11:07
lifelessin the middle of the c++ transition too? evvvil11:07
Keybukthere's no C++ in it11:07
Keybukis all C11:07
Keybuklucious, sexy, C11:08
lifelessand ? theres plenty of tools that do have c++11:08
KeybukI'll upload it tomorrow morning instead11:09
Keybukwhen 2.6.15-4 has actually built11:09
lifelessmight be an idea, yes ;)11:09
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ogra\sh, poke lamont-away 11:13
\shogra: you asked him :) i'm only waiting that I can "set status fixed" to my long long long buglist in malone :)11:14
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