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yifloam: anymore luck with xorg 7.0 and evdev?12:24
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floamyi: none, I hope daniels can get that patch in12:31
floamerr12:31
floamguess he left12:31
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zyganight12:53
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sistpotyelmo: please sync kvirc from unstable, ubuntu override ok01:00
wasabiAnybody aware of a python reference for gnome option parsing?01:03
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lifelessDiziet: sorry I missed the meeting01:26
lifelessDiziet: alarm clock failed to wake me01:26
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Riddellwhy are the buildd's not building anything?01:45
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jbaileyRiddell: How can you tell?01:51
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ajmitchhi jeff 01:54
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jbaileyajmitch: Heya!02:01
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sistpotyelmo: please sync openbabel from unstable, ubuntu override ok (c2a-transition affected and done in debian)03:05
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sistpotyelmo: please sync libpqxx from unstable, ubuntu override ok03:34
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jdongis lsb safe to backport?03:41
jdongclamav 0.87.1~breezy1 calls log_daemon_msg which is only in the newer lsb03:41
jdongdoesn't cause any major grips but a warning03:41
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sistpotyjdong: have you checked lsb changes?03:43
jdongbriefly looked through the changelog, yes03:43
jdonglooked pretty safe03:43
jdongexcept it seems like we're going through lsb 2->3 transitions?03:44
sistpotyhm... sorry i think I can't help you there (no clue about lsb)03:44
jdongk, thanks for trying03:45
jdongwill let the request sit for a while03:45
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psusiwhat is this libstdc++ allocator change that is causing ABI breakage chaos?  the implementation for malloc changed?04:16
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lamont-awayogra: build logs _should_ be happy now..04:47
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psusiis there somewhere I should report bugs with dapper instead of bugzilla?  todays updates to xorg hard lock my system unless I disable acceleration on the stock xord radeon driver I'm using with a radeon 9800 pro05:12
danielsawesome05:14
danielscomment out the 'Load "dri"' and possibly the 'Load "glx"' lines in /etc/X11/xorg.conf05:14
danielsso you can keep 2d accel05:14
psusihrm... doesn't 2d accel use dri?05:15
danielser, nope05:16
danielsdri is for client-side 3d acceleration05:16
wasabihttp://akita.larvalstage.net/~wasabi/gapti   -   program that almost implements http://wiki.ubuntu.com/ThirdPartyApt05:16
psusiI thought dri was for client side access to the hardware... which was needed for all acceleration?05:16
psusiI'll give that a try though.. thanks... hope it works... 05:17
danielspsusi: accel isn't covered by modules, just Option "NoAccel" will do it05:17
danielsthough disabling all acceleration has the neat side effect of disabling DRI05:17
psusibut... a hard lock indicates a serious bug in the kernel, no?05:17
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danielsmostly xorg, actually05:17
psusibut xorg should nto be able to do things that hard lock the kernel05:18
danielsbasically xorg does sufficiently nasty things to the hardware than you can just lock the card up solid05:18
psusihrm...05:18
danielswell, xorg can lock the gpu up solid05:18
psusiyou know, I thought that I heard a weird sound when it locked...05:18
danielsat which point all bets are off, really05:18
psusibut even if the gpu is locked solid, shouldn't the keyboard leds still respond?05:18
danielsdepends how badly locked it is05:18
psusiinteresting... well, where should I report this bug so it can hopefully get fixed?05:19
danielsbugzilla.ubuntu.com against xserver-xorg-driver-ati with full Xorg.0.log and xorg.conf, please05:19
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psusithere is no log since the system hard locks05:20
danielsif you mount the partition with sync (sudo mount -o remount,sync /), then it'll be /var/log/Xorg.0.log on next start05:21
psusiahhh... at least as much as was logged at the time of the freeze05:21
psusiok... I'm off to try this..05:21
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subterrificis Thom May around?05:23
yihas anyone found out more about https://bugs.freedesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=381405:23
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subterrificI'm trying to get the status on a bug he is keeping open05:23
danielssubterrific: which bug?05:24
danielsyi: it's fundamentally the wrong patch05:24
danielsyi: we're looking at other solutions on the xorg list05:24
yidaniels: right05:24
subterrifichttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=600205:24
yidaniels: it adds functionality that was removed on purpopse05:25
yidaniels: ok cool :)05:25
danielsyi: the problem is that XFree86Server should absolutely not be defined in the dix05:25
danielssubterrific: er, there hasn't been any activity since march -- maybe ping him through the bts?05:26
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subterrificyeah, that was plan b :)05:26
subterrificis he thom on irc?05:26
subterrific(for future reference)05:26
lifelessyes.05:26
subterrifick05:26
danielsyeah, he is05:27
danielshe won't be around for a while, though -- it's 042705:27
subterrificthats ok, i've got 450 more bugs to look at05:28
floamdaniels: is there any chance of getting that input patch applied onto X?05:32
floamdaniels: quite a few dapper users have really-messed-up mouse buttons05:32
wasabiHmm. Ya know. gnome-app-install should be somehow more "standard". Like information about what is available should be available thru another means, and it should let you uninstall.05:32
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wasabiThen it becomes synaptic for dummies (and fulfills the same roll Windows Add/Remove does)05:33
danielsfloam: the one yi posted the URL to? no05:33
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danielsfloam: it fundamentally violates one of the rules (ddxes do NOT intrude on the dix layer) that I've spent months fixing and enforcing05:34
danielsand might well actually turn up other problems05:34
floamoh.05:35
floamdaniels: do you know what is wrong, then?05:35
floamdaniels: well, I'm not sure about yi, I'm talking about hte one on ubuntu bugzilla05:35
floammay very well be the same patch, though05:35
floams/hte/the/05:35
danielshttps://bugs.freedesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=381405:36
floamhttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2005205:36
floamdaniels: that would be the one05:36
danielsadds $(XORG_CFLAGS) to dix/ and xorg-config.h to dix/events.c05:36
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danielsyep.  same patch.05:36
danielsthe problem needs to be fixed further up in the mouse layer (or we just admit that we're upstream and change the dix).  we're working out which one to do on the lists now.05:37
psusidaniels, which package did you say I should report the bug on?  btw, thanks.. disabling dri and fgl worked05:37
danielspsusi: er, you're using fglrx?05:37
psusidaniels, nope...05:37
danielspsusi: xserver-xorg-driver-ati is the package05:37
danielspsusi: ah.  so you mean dri and glx, I guess?05:37
floamdaniels: xorg's lists?05:37
psusihrm... that package is not known to bugzilla05:37
psusierr. wait05:37
psusimy bad... i was trying -radeon...05:37
danielsfloam: yeah, there's been a thread about it on xorg@05:37
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psusidaniels, err, yea... glx05:38
floamaha. cool05:38
floamwish I had read that a day ago05:38
danielsor maybe it was just us arguing on bz05:38
floamI don't see it05:39
danielsme neither05:40
danielsmaybe it was on IRC05:40
danielswho knows05:40
floamheh.05:40
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floamI guess I'll just sit tight and teach my brain how to use a mouse again05:44
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floamand learn to like the default gtk theme and icons :)05:44
floamor. gasp, set it myself in .gtkrc05:44
yihow is the gnome stuff related?05:48
floamyi: same issue as xmodmpa05:50
floamxmodmap05:50
floamyi: gnome-settings-daemon does mappings05:51
yiah i see05:54
subterrifici'm having trouble tracking this down on google. what happened to boot-admin in gnome-system-tools?05:55
subterrificthe help documents are there, but the binary isn't05:55
subterrificah, nm. i found it in the change log.05:56
crimsundaniels: programs should use -I/usr/include/X11 not -I/usr/X11R6/include , correct?05:59
danielscrimsun: they shouldn't use anything at all06:02
danielscrimsun: the canonical way to do includes is #include <X11/foo.h> or <X11/extensions/foo.h>06:02
crimsundaniels: the specific example here is vtk, which explicitly adds -I/usr/X11R6/include06:03
crimsundaniels: I'm just trying to eek out whether I should kill it06:03
crimsunas in stuff like this: VTKConfig.cmake:15:SET(VTK_REQUIRED_C_FLAGS " -I/usr/X11R6/include")06:04
danielscrimsun: yeah, just kill it06:05
crimsundaniels: great, thanks.06:06
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fabbionemorning06:20
infinityMorning, Fabio.06:24
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mhzmako ping06:48
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sleazyewhat script is run in the expert installer that asks to set a grub password?06:52
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viviersfsleazye, i might be wrong but its done in grub-installs postint file06:57
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viviersfline 385 about06:58
sleazyethanks06:59
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pittiGood morning08:16
crimsunmoin pitti 08:17
pittiHi08:18
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pittiHi Keybuk 08:24
Mithrandirgood morning dudes08:24
Keybukmorning08:26
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pittibah, go gdmflexiserver, aka 'kill my machine'08:36
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magnonugh... I've done zope templating and css all night08:41
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Keybukinfinity: so I have an "interesting" problem ...08:47
Keybukhaving done all that testing of the new udev, I can't actually boot 12-9 anymore08:48
Mithrandirdo we still care about postfix-vs-other-mtas in Depends: postfix | m-t-a?  As in, should those still be changed, or don't we care any more?08:49
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KeybukMithrandir: interesting question.  postfix is still the only mta in main08:50
infinityKeybuk : Yay.08:51
Keybukinfinity: and my network card needs lrm ;)08:51
Keybukhopefully I've made a potentially interesting initramfs that I can boot 2.6.12-9 with08:52
Keybukat least with init=/bin/sh anyway08:52
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MithrandirDiziet: would you mind if I chucked the mozilla merge in your direction?08:52
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infinityKeybuk : You can always build madwifi by hand for now, if you need it.  lrm will take some polish from me over the weekend (updating nvidia, fglrx, making ltmodem build again, adjusting to the new modular X reality, etc, so it's a bit of effort)08:56
Keybukinfinity: I could, if I could get the source for madwifi08:57
infinityHrm, I don't actually build a nice little madwifi source package, do I?08:59
infinityOh well, you can yank it from the lrm-2.6.12 source package.08:59
Keybukif I had that08:59
MithrandirKeybuk: why is mom not DTRT on the pbuilder merge?  It looks like it doesn't see the common base?09:00
Keybukbecause the common base doesn't exist09:01
MithrandirKeybuk: sure it does, I merged it a week ago.09:02
Keybuk * Processing pbuilder09:02
Keybuk   - unstable: 0.13909:02
Keybuk   - main: 0.137ubuntu109:02
Keybuk   - testing: 0.13609:02
Keybuk   - stable: 0.12309:02
Keybuk   - oldstable: 0.2609:02
Keybuk   - morgue: 0.13509:02
Keybuk   - old-morgue: 0.12709:02
Keybuk...09:02
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Keybukmom can't get source packages from the "Tollef's disk" morgue09:02
Mithrandiruhm, shouldn't it have gotten the diff from 0.137 to 0.137ubuntu1 and then applied that to 0.139?09:03
Keybukperhaps09:03
Keybukif it could find 0.137 anywhere09:04
Keybukwhich it can't09:04
Mithrandirfrom http://snapshot.debian.net/archive/pool/p/pbuilder/source/Sources.gz: Directory: 2005/11/04/debian/pool/main/p/pbuilder09:04
Keybukwe don't use snapshot.debian.net09:05
Keybukit lies09:05
Mithrandirshouldn't mom make a copy of the source to somewhere it can later get at it when the merge bug is closed or something, then?09:05
Keybukhow do you mean?09:06
Mithrandir0.137 existed when I did the merge.09:06
Keybukyes, let's keep a copy of every source package, ever09:06
Keybukelmo would like that :)09:06
Mithrandirno, just the ones we merge from.09:06
Mithrandirif you have foo_0.1-1ubuntu1, we should have foo_0.1-109:06
Mithrandirelse, we can't get the ubuntu-only diff.09:07
Mithrandirright?09:07
Keybukit doesn't work like that in practice, and you know it09:07
Keybukmom can't keep it's own output around, because it's own output is guaranteed never to go in the archive09:08
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Keybukit's a three-way diff anyway09:09
Keybukit doesn't particularly matter how old the base is09:09
Keybukprovided it's equally too-old for both sides09:09
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Keybukwhich, in this case, it was09:09
Keybukit just makes the -debian and -ubuntu patches a bit bigger09:09
Keybukit doesn't affect -dropped at all09:09
Mithrandirit does.  Look at the ubuntu-dropped for pbuilder, it includes stuff which I'm sure I didn't change.09:10
Keybukyou did09:10
Keybukmost of the dropped is testsuite output09:10
Mithrandirfirst thing in dropped is $Id$ in ChangeLog09:11
MithrandirI'm bloody sure I didn't run cvs up, nor touch that file.09:11
KeybukUbuntu-side09:12
Keybuk-       $Id: ChangeLog,v 1.335 2005/10/19 16:37:13 dancer Exp $09:12
Keybuk+       $Id: ChangeLog,v 1.341 2005/11/02 14:21:14 dancer Exp $09:12
KeybukDebian-side09:12
Keybuk-       $Id: ChangeLog,v 1.335 2005/10/19 16:37:13 dancer Exp $09:12
Keybuk+       $Id: ChangeLog,v 1.345 2005/11/16 05:29:47 dancer Exp $09:12
Keybuk-- 09:12
Keybuk$Id$ lines are impossible to patch09:12
Mithrandirif the _ubuntu patch had been against the right version, I wouldn't have had that in the ubuntu-dropped at all, since it wouldn't have shown up in the _ubuntu.patch.09:13
Mithrandirhaving stuff you never touched show up in dropped feels.. wrong.09:14
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Keybuk*shrug*09:15
Keybukwe use every source morgue we can09:15
Keybukyou were just unlucky that the base wasn't actually GETable when the merge happened09:16
Mithrandirhow does snapshot.d.n lie?09:16
Keybukit claims to have sources for things it doesn't09:16
Keybukits disks melted a few months ago, and they never removed the Sources files09:16
Keybukso if you go to 2004, for example, it claims it has lots of things -- and then if you try and get any of them, you get a 40409:16
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Mithrandirthat's bad, I agree.  No chance of special-handling it by making it low-priority and ignoring lies, or something?09:18
Keybukthere's no point09:18
Mithrandirsince it does have pbuilder_0.137 in this case09:18
Keybukit does _NOW_09:18
Keybukdebian morgue has it _NOW_ too09:18
KeybukI bet it didn't when that merge ran09:18
Keybukthere's a short window in which a source is in transition from the pool to the morgue09:18
Mithrandirhmm, ok, and those aren't updated because mom doesn't run?09:18
Keybukand every now and then (like in this case), mom hits that window and has to use an older source09:19
Keybukno, it's not updated because you've already uploaded 0.139ubuntu1 to the archive ;)09:19
MithrandirI have?09:19
Keybuksomeone has09:19
MithrandirI hate it when people steal my merges without telling me.09:19
Keybuk  pbuilder |      0.107 |    warty/main | source, all09:19
Keybuk  pbuilder | 0.139ubuntu1 |   dapper/main | source, all09:19
Mithrandiroh well, I guess I should head out a bit.09:20
crimsunmvo did09:20
KeybukI find the best way to process merges is to open the dropped in emacs09:21
Keybukand then just iterate the hunks using goto-source, apply-hunk, kill-hunk, etc.09:21
Mithrandiryeah, I should start using diff-mode more09:22
Keybukso that $Id$ would take you about 0.1s, you'd go to it, see why it dropped, and just hit kill-hunk and carry on09:22
zakameKeybuk: woo09:22
KeybukI also vaguely experimented with a 3diff output for mom, but didn't like it09:22
Keybukzakame: at?09:22
zakameapplying diffs with emacs :)09:23
Keybukheh, that's how I always do it09:23
Keybukemacs' diff-mode is love09:24
Keybukespecially because it lets you edit the patch and fixes the @@ lines as it goes <g>09:24
zakamediff-mode love09:25
zakameyup, sweet09:25
nomedi had a coupple of Q about the usplash script within the initramfs-tool09:29
nomedwhy do you use vga16fb.ko09:29
nomedif $VESA != "true"?09:29
nomedi mean ...09:30
nomedif in cmdline you have .. splash*09:30
nomedthe script will try to run usplash09:30
nomedbut if you don't load vesafb.ko it doesn't seems to work09:31
nomedthen ...09:31
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nomedwhat if there is an entry vga=0x31409:31
nomedthe usplash picture is 640x48009:32
nomedi'm using it with isolinux ...09:32
nomedisolinux let you to choose even res09:32
nomedand that will write vga=$VAR09:32
nomedmy Q is ...09:35
nomedis it possible to use and load usplash-artwotk-640x480.so09:35
nomedif the res selected is 640x48009:36
nomedusplash-artwork-800x600.so if 800x600 and so on .. ?09:36
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infinitynome: I've considsered it, yes.09:36
infinitys/nome/nomed/09:36
sabdflmorning all09:37
zakamehi sabdfl 09:37
nomedand check on VESA i think is needed too09:37
sabdflinfinity: so, the problem turned out to be a gdm.conf that thought X still lived in /usr/X11R6/bin/09:37
nomedif VESA != true usplash can't be used09:37
infinitysabdfl : Nice.  Crusty old conffile?09:37
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sabdflinfinity: unmodified hoary -> breezy -> dapper09:38
sabdflthis will affect other people, we need to fix it09:38
infinitynomed : vga16fb just needs to be loaded differently with newer kernels, that's all.09:38
sabdflcan i file a bug and assign to you?09:38
infinitynomed : this is all known.09:38
infinitysabdfl : Hrm.  Wait.  You SHOULD have a /usr/X11R6/bin/X ... I do.09:39
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infinitysabdfl : While gdm.cof should probably be updated anyway, that's not the cause of your problem.09:39
nomedinfinity, do you think it's better if i post a message in the list .. 09:40
nomedor usplash doesn't need to be patched to get what i would ?09:40
infinitynomed : Probably not, this is all on my TODO anyway.09:40
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dholbachgood morning09:41
sabdflinfinity: it works now, and afaik that's all i changed09:41
infinity(base)adconrad@cthulhu:~$ dpkg -S /usr/X11R6/bin/X09:41
infinityxserver-common: /usr/X11R6/bin/X09:41
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sabdfli think aptitude was happy to drop xserver-common09:42
infinityAh-ha.09:42
infinityOkay, then we need a compatibility link somewhere, probably.09:42
infinityYeah, you're right.  xserver-common has become obsolete.09:42
sabdflyay for aptitide09:44
infinityOr.. We need to resurrect xserver-common for other reasons.09:44
sabdflit's great to be able to differentiate between the stuff you wanted and the stuff it decided you needed09:44
infinityLike, oh, dexconf.09:44
siretartdholbach: do you know of recent bugreports about the applications menu in gnome-panel being empty (?!)09:45
dholbachsiretart: not really09:45
infinityOh, no, we don't need dexconf.09:45
sabdflyeah, dexconf was a victim too09:45
dholbachsiretart: what's going wrong?09:45
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siretartdholbach: wait, I'll upload a screenshot09:46
sabdflinfinity: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg barfed on the absence of dexconf09:46
infinitysabdfl : Oh, so it does, right at the end.  Go X.09:47
siretartdholbach: http://siretart.tauware.de/empty-menu.jpg09:47
siretartdholbach: I'll file a bugzilla then, okay?09:47
infinityYeah, we'll need to resurrect this, then.09:47
nomedwell  i see usplash needs a patch for sure ... to get what i would09:48
nomedinfinity, last Q then i will not disturb you more09:48
dholbachsiretart: when did this happen?09:48
siretartdholbach: I just upgraded from flight-1 (no bug) to dapper daily09:48
siretartdholbach: it happened just after the reboot after upgrade09:49
siretartdholbach: and the menu does appear, but collapses immediatly09:49
nomedwhere can i see your improvements to usplash ?09:49
infinitysabdfl : If you're in a bug filing mood, you can file one about the untimely death of xserver-common, assign it to daniels (should happen automatically anyway), and put me in the CC, as I may be the person who ends up fixing it while he's on vacation.09:49
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dholbachsiretart: i will investigate09:49
infinitynomed : The next time I upload, I suppose.  usplash is backburnered for a week or so, while I work out other stuff (like broken X, for instance)09:50
siretartdholbach: okay. thanks09:51
nomedinfinity, ok thanks for your availability09:51
infinitysabdfl : Also, thanks for testing dapper, I'll be sure to have our company founder send you a personally signed note of gratitude.09:51
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sabdflinfinity: ask him to include a cheque, and he and i will be best buddies :-)09:57
Keybuksince when were you short of money?! :)09:57
sabdflseb128: any idea why clicking on a link in t-bird should fail to bring up ffox?09:57
sabdflKeybuk: you should see the budget for the moon shot09:58
seb128sabdfl: the default browser is set to "mozilla-firefox" instead of "firefox"09:58
seb128and there is no "mozilla-firefox" with 1.509:58
seb128sabdfl: change the command with preferences, preferred app09:58
Keybukmoon shot?09:58
sabdflright. seb128 how will we handle upgrades from breezy?09:58
Mithrandirsabdfl: we're going to shoot ubuntu CDs at the moon?09:58
sabdflMithrandir: shipit 3.009:59
sabdflgoing galactic09:59
Mithrandirsabdfl: you're insane. :-)09:59
seb128sabdfl: we will change the default command (not done yet), which works for everybody who didn't change the command itself 09:59
sabdflMithrandir: some days. other days, i do stuff like ubuntu09:59
sabdflseb128: ok cool09:59
seb128sabdfl: if we want to make it working for everybody firefox should keep shipping a "mozilla-firefox" alias09:59
Keybukyay, BenC clearly got fed up with turkey10:00
Keybukinfinity: I've solved the mystery of who's fixing _my_ bugs10:00
MithrandirKeybuk: is mom@ubuntu.com an autoresponder looking at changes files and mailing "you're a twat" to the guy who has signed the .changes?10:01
Keybukno?10:03
fabbioneKeybuk: i think he is more addicted to Ubuntu than to turkey :)10:03
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KeybukMithrandir: jennifer will reject anything with that name in the changes file, with a typically elmo message10:03
MithrandirKeybuk: sounds good.10:04
Keybuk"changelog mentions YOUR MUM" iirc10:04
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Mithrandirelmo: please sync freeglut3, overriding ubuntu changes is ok.10:07
fabbioneinfinity: so to test new modular X is enough i keep a copy of xorg.conf..10:09
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\shis anyone working on bringing back the buildlogs?10:13
Mithrandirelmo: please sync gail, overriding ubuntu changes is ok.10:14
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infinityfabbione : Keep xserver-common installed, if you don't want to suffer sabdfl's problems.10:17
infinity\sh : lamont's been having some heated debates with rsync ove what it considering to be a "sensible" number of files.10:19
\shinfinity: uhh...ok10:19
infinitys/ove what it considering/over what it considers/10:19
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\shso i'll surving the archives10:20
\shsurfing even10:20
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fabbioneinfinity: ppc is doomed10:21
fabbioneinfinity: X dies hard... 10:21
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infinityfabbione : Which driver?... ati?10:24
fabbioneyes10:24
fabbionei am checking if it's kernel related10:24
infinityRight.  Dig up some logs for me, and smack me in a couple of hours.10:24
fabbionei did upgrade both.. 10:24
infinityI'm out for dinner.10:24
fabbioneok10:24
fabbioneno rush10:24
infinityAnd, by all means, blame the kernel.  I won't mind.10:24
fabbionei want to figure what's the problem10:24
fabbioneno it's X10:24
JaneWfabbione: is the new udev stuff blocking probe-for-root-filesystem or boot-from-usb? It wasn't clear to me in the meeting.10:24
fabbioneJaneW: new udev blocks -> probe-for-root-fs that (partially) blocks -> boot-from-usb10:25
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jsgotangcomorning mvo 10:28
dholbachhellas mvo, jsgotangco :)10:28
jsgotangcohey dholbach 10:28
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jsgotangcodholbach: expect an email later10:29
mvohey jsgotangco 10:29
jsgotangco=)10:29
JaneWfabbione: oic, thanks10:29
mvohey dholbach! my network is back :) had a bit of trouble this morning10:29
dholbachjsgotangco: will do ;)10:29
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JaneWis this a hug day or what?10:29
fabbioneJaneW: no problem :)10:29
dholbachJaneW: of course - some bug triage guys are STILL working on it :)10:30
=== dholbach hugs JaneW
stub Launchpad will be going down in 30 mins. Downtime estimate is 45 mins total. Wikis will be read only.10:30
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JaneWdholbach: thanks :)10:31
dholbach:)10:32
pittisivang: ping10:32
JaneWfabbione: do you own server-candy? It's currently assigned to  ubuntu-server, shall we leave it like that or have a single representative and  responsible person?10:32
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fabbioneJaneW: i did assign it to the team, but yes.. i am the one in charge of it and working on it10:34
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JaneWfabbione: ok great thanks, you can delegate as you like (obviously), but I'll put you as the lead for reporting purposes if that's ok...?10:35
JaneWfabbione: can I set you as the spec assignee to make that explicit, or is there a reaosn not to?10:36
fabbioneJaneW: if you set me as assignee in launcpad, the spec will move from ubuntu-server team to me again10:36
fabbioneJaneW: but i am ok to be the leader10:37
JaneWfabbione: yes, ok I will leave it as is, and just put it in your section of the table...10:37
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pittielmo: please sync nas10:43
ograelmo, please sync blender, dropping ubuntu changes is ok10:43
ograpitti, is #6002 still relevant ? i think we can close it10:46
ograor seb128 even ^^10:46
pittiogra: no idea, when the reporter does not encounter it any more, closing is fine10:47
seb128I doubt that hal spin an CDROM10:47
pittiseb128: you mean 'any more'?10:47
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ograpitti, i doubt the reporter uses ubuntu 10:47
seb128pitti: it was due to hal itself?10:47
pittiseb128: yes10:47
seb128ogra: what does thom use now?10:48
pittiseb128: it polled CD-ROMs every few seconds or so10:48
pittiwell, it still does10:48
ograseb128, back to debian ? 10:48
ograi dont know 10:48
seb128ogra: if you say so10:48
pittiogra: just close it and reopen it if anybody complains10:48
seb128yeah, close it10:48
pittiogra: I certainly didn't hear any recent reports about it10:48
ografine :-D10:48
Keybukinfinity: so, annoyingly, the major explosion from running udev 076 on 2.6.12-9 is from bootchart10:53
Keybukthe top of the udev init script safely puts the static /dev back, and disables any hotplugging10:54
Keybukand then bootchart starts screaming 80 times a second that its jail went away <g>10:54
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\shand another happy ubuntu user 11:44
ograbetter than a unhappy bugreporter *g*11:45
\shelmo: please sync conquest , cpphs from unstable, overriding ubuntu changes ok, thx11:46
hungerIs dapper going to be shipped with gcc 4.1?11:46
fabbionehunger: no.. gcc-4.011:47
floamhunger: it just only came out11:47
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hungerfabbione: Good:-)11:47
floamhunger: they'll be chasing codegen bugs for a while now11:47
hungerfloam: IIRC it is not out yet.11:47
floamhunger: it just came out.11:47
hungerfloam: I read the RC branch was opened for it.11:48
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floammaybe slashdot lies then11:48
floamhttp://developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/11/24/224923311:48
hungerI was wondering since Fedora Core 5 is supposed to use gcc 4.1.11:48
hungerfloam: Heise links to that article, claiming that it is wrong:-)11:49
floamgod slashdot sucks11:50
floamI need to remove it from my places-to-read-daily list11:50
hungerfloam: Removing /. and missing all the latest gossip and flamewars? NEVER! ;-)11:51
floams/gossip/flat out wrong information/11:56
floamgossip is "pssst, I hear 4.1 will be out soon"12:00
nomedfabbione, i'm not sure if this can help you but .. cat /proc/mtrr and dmesg | grep mtrr .. in same ati cards there is an addresses issue12:01
nomedit seems somehow related with bios .. 12:02
fabbionenomed: sorry?12:02
fabbionecan you explain the problem first?12:02
fabbioneand put a bit of context around it?12:02
nomed infinity: X dies hard.. <-- ati driver12:03
fabbionenomeata: yes. nothing to do with MTRR12:03
fabbionei already uploaded a fix12:03
fabbionethe crash is ppc specific12:03
nomedin some ati cards dpkg-reconfigure -fnonintercative xserver-xorg was not working even in breezy12:03
nomedahh ok12:03
\shbah12:04
\shwine + binary windows userland stuff...12:04
dokoKamion, mdz: please promote libboost-python1.33.0c2a libgtkmathview0c2a libtunepimp2c2a libopenh323-1.15.3c2a12:05
\shno ways..only when I die they can do this12:05
siretart\sh: isn't wine already shipping some .dlls in their source?12:06
siretart\sh: I mean besides the .dll's they are doing natively inside wine12:06
Kamiondoko: done12:08
\shsiretart: i don't think so..lemme look12:08
ajmitchsiretart: sounds strange if they are12:08
\shsiretart: in the sources no12:08
\shsiretart: no binary dlls12:09
siretartajmitch: I could imagine that. Hacking windows libraries (what wine needs to do) could be easier inside windows itself. but thats just a guess12:09
siretartok. it was just a gues12:09
\shsiretart: no..the core dlls which are normally inside windows are emulated in core dlls of wine..which are available as source.12:09
\shsiretart: there is no windows binary or dll shipped with wine...until they decide to ship a plugin for mozilla/firefox...which means they have to ship mozilla/firefox for windows as well12:10
siretart\sh: but it is possible to use binary dlls for certain functions, no?12:10
\shsiretart: when you have the dlls handy, and have a original windows license...yes12:11
\shsiretart: but this is more "user installs a windows library/application by himself" and not "we ship binary stuff inside our sources"12:11
dokoRiddell, Kamion: I'm not sure about kdesdk-scripts, but this is required as a b-d for arts12:12
siretart\sh: lets suggest him shipping an installer script, which fetches the dll in question from a source the user needs to give12:12
siretartpreferably his mounted windowspartition12:12
Kamiondoko: yes, I'm going through anastacia ATM12:13
\shsiretart: they can do whatever they want..but the problem is, as packagemaintainer and distributor, you can't support such a package...which means, avoiding to package it (the binary stuff)12:13
siretart\sh: you can for sure ship an installer script12:14
\shsiretart: if it's build from their sources, for sure12:14
dokoKamion: could you add a date stamp in anastacia's output (as in dapper_probes)12:14
Kamionkdesdk-scripts is namespace pollution in a tin, but is ok for main12:14
Kamiondoko: Kamion != archive administrator12:14
Kamiondoko: ask elmo12:14
doko:)12:14
Kamion(in other words I don't hack the code unless I really have to)12:15
siretart\sh: and they can of course ship any blob they want, given the licence of that blob allows that. Obviously the dll in question does not12:15
dokoelmo: ^^^12:15
Kamiondoko: actually, ask mdz - it's his output - command-line use of anastacia shouldn't output the timestamp, but the one mdz publishes should12:15
\shsiretart: they want to ship mozilla/firefox activeX plugin...12:15
siretart\sh: I read the thread on ubuntu-devel12:15
siretart\sh: he didn't say anything about shipping a windows firefox with wine. AFAIU they want to ship a mozilla plugin, which can drive windows activeX plugins via wine12:16
siretart\sh: there are some windows applications, which can only be started via an activeX plugin. Weird, but seems to become more and more common these days. And enabling running windows application is what wine is about, no?12:17
\shsiretart: but for running this plugin u need firefox/mozilla12:18
siretart\sh: AFAIU, they want to use the firefox shipped by ubuntu, not the windows one.12:19
siretart\sh: the problem is on another end12:19
sabdflKeybuk: what's the panel applet for network manager? I installed network manager, but don't see an obvious candidate in the list12:25
ograsabdfl, it should show up in your tray as trayicon ... there is no applet12:25
\shsiretart: no...they need the windows stuff for doing the activeX installer thing from steam12:26
hungersabdfl: I start nm-applet manually. But I am using KDE...12:26
sabdflogra: do i need to add it to the session startup?12:26
\shsiretart: there is no way to run activeX via linux firefox/mozilla12:26
ograi think you need to start it once12:26
ograit should add itself to the session then12:26
Keybuksabdfl: you have to start it manually, nm-applet12:26
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siretartsabdfl: nm-applet, iirc12:28
infinitynomed : ping.12:29
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nomedinfinity, pong12:29
siretart\sh: wait, careful to not nix things12:30
infinitynomed : What arch was your "ati driver breaks for me" bug on?12:30
\shsiretart: firefox needs the possibility to react as activeX control inside windows12:31
siretart\sh: AFAIU they DO have a plugin for firefox, that is using wine. The thing is that the main work for this is done via the original activeX dll.12:31
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siretart\sh: so they basically want to ship a wrapper around that windows dll, which integrates into firefox12:31
\shsiretart: firefox/mozilla even. There is this Mozilla/Firefox ActiveX Control, which gives firefox/mozilla the possibility to react like an internet explorer activeX12:32
\shsiretart: what they need is 1. mfc42.dll12:32
\shsiretart: 2. the firefox/mozilla react as activeX control dll thingy12:32
\shsiretart: 1. is no way to ship standalone12:33
nomedinfinity, it was not mine .. if i remeber well it was an i386 .. i'll contact you when i'll have some more specific infos ..12:33
\shsiretart: 2. is the alternative to ship mfc42.dll12:33
nomedi have a just note with the card name .. for the moment12:33
infinitynomed : Oh, if it's not yours, that's not much help.  Troubleshooting via proxy tends to lose a lot of useful info along the way.12:33
nomedi'm sorry12:33
siretartwait12:33
\shsiretart: without shipping it...let mozilla/firefox react as activeX plugin...so some installer apps don't use the iexplorer activeX12:34
nomedinfinity, i'll probably go in that lab this evening .. and i'll be in front of it12:34
siretartAFAIK it is NOT mfc42.dll. This should be handled via wine internally. He talked about msvcp70.dll, for which they don't have a replacement yet12:34
\shsiretart: mfc42.dll is not handled internally by wine...u need it on your local system. there is no default mfc42.dll in windows12:35
siretartic12:35
\shsiretart: because mfc42.dll belongs to ms visiual C/C++ and can only be shipped and distributed, if you have the c/c++ compiler12:35
infinitynomed : Alright, I may or may not be around, but if you can gather as much info as possible (mount the /var partition with sync, grab kernel nand X logs after rebooting from the crash, etc) and file a bug..12:35
nomedinfinity, sure 12:36
\shsiretart: for iexplorer to work as activeX control, means as embedded app, you need mfc42.dll, by default it's shipped and distributed with iexplorer.12:36
\shsiretart: but now there are people, who are using windows, but not using iexplorer. like wine users12:36
\shsiretart: most probaly they don't even have a license of windows12:37
siretart\sh: say, who is this 'carlos' in your forward?12:37
siretartand what about this 'mike hearn'? are they affiliated with wine at all?12:38
\shsiretart: but they wan't to play counterstrike, so they need an alternative for installers and applications, which are using iexplorer as embedded browser12:38
\shsiretart: looks like12:38
siretartits not only counterstrike, there are quite many applications these days requiring that :(12:39
\shsiretart: the alternative is to let firefox/mozilla react as activeX control, which can be controled by the calling application..12:39
\shsiretart: most of the use cases of wine are "play windows games on linux"12:39
siretart\sh: wouldn't the obvious way be that the users installs his own copy of IE, und let the windows games use that?12:41
pittifabbione: is your sparc buildd running? the heimdal and cyrus-sasl2 packages for sparc still keep db4.1 and krb4 in main :(12:41
\shsiretart: that is what the normal wine user is doing anyways..but it's hard to install in wine...you have to tweak stuff etc.12:41
siretart\sh: really? I think the last time I tried it was rather obvious and easy..12:42
siretartbut I may be wrong12:42
\shsiretart: but there is a rational, why we/upstream should avoid shipping binary windows stuff...you have to support it, and if you depend on third party compiled windows source..how do you want to support it?12:42
fabbionepitti: cyrus-sasl is Dep-Wait12:44
fabbionepitti: it needs a new pcre12:44
\shsiretart: it would be different, if you can compile this tool out of the original source for wine...which means u need a compatible windows c/c++ compiler...thinking about mozilla and co. they are using the correct MS one I think12:44
fabbionepitti: it won't take long..12:44
pittifabbione: ok, thanks for checking12:44
fabbionepitti: no problem at all12:44
siretart\sh: just as I told you before: they can ship any blob they want, IF the licence allows it. wine is using gpl, which requires that you ship the preferred source of modification which is most often the sourcecode. so as long as they ship the sourcecode to their .dlls and we can compile it using our toolchain, I see no problem. The case here is obvious a no-go.12:45
siretart\sh: now to the actual problem: WHO does actually try to ship the windows dll in question with wine?12:46
siretartI got the impression that was from an intersted user with few understanding about licences and no affiliation to wine upstream12:47
\shsiretart: again...this control is windows only...so you can compile it only with windows. see the faq (http://www.iol.ie/~locka/mozilla/mozilla.htm)12:47
\shsiretart: wine upstream12:47
siretart\sh: references please12:47
\shsiretart: see first post of scott ritchie, which is upstreams maintainer of the debian packages for all debian based distros...we're using his packages..which are good..and he works with wine upstream at all12:48
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\shsiretart: oh and yes...this activeX control of mozilla needs mfc dlls which are shipped, because the upstream maintainer of this tool has a license of msvc12:50
\shsiretart: they want...but right now they don't 12:51
\shbrb lunch...12:53
pittielmo: please sync quagga12:54
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Mithrandirdoko: what's the way to build java stuff this week?  Apparently, org.eclipse.jdt.core.JDTCompilerAdapter can't be found?01:03
infinity"make pkgDirStream (a bit) more complete"01:04
=== infinity read that as "a bit more complex".
mvoinfinity: *tss*01:07
pittiinfinity: what do you think about mysql 5.0? should we use it in dapper, or 4.1?01:10
pittiinfinity: I'd like to clean up the packages using client libs soon01:10
=== fabbione suggests to stay with 4.0
floamI had to mkdir /etc/pcmcia to make the new pcmciautils to install01:10
pittifabbione: 4.0? that's even older, and even breezy has 4.1 in main01:10
fabbionepitti: nope.. 4.1 server is in universe01:11
pittimysql-dfsg-4.1 | 4.1.15-1ubuntu1 | http://archive.ubuntu.com dapper/main Sources01:11
fabbionepitti: only a few libs from 4.1 are in main01:11
pittithat's enough to require support01:11
fabbionenot for the binaries in universe01:11
pittiwell, they have lower priority, right01:11
fabbionesupport as security i agree01:11
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infinitypitti : I'm leaning toward 5.0 at this point.  I'll have to tidy up some packaging stuff to make it the default in main (and punt 4.1 to universe, and 4.0 completely out)... But I /think/ that's the direction we're going to want to go.01:13
sabdflalacarte. *much* better name than smeg01:13
infinitypitti : Have you eliminated client10 completely at this point?01:13
Kamionfloam: thanks, fixing01:13
pittiinfinity: yes :)01:13
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sabdflseb128: what's wrong with gnomemeeting?01:14
infinitypitti : sweet.01:14
floamI notice a new ati-drivers is in, is nvidia-glx going to be fixed for the new locations?01:14
Kamionfloam: (it worked fine if you already had pcmcia-cs installed, so I didn't notice)01:14
infinitypitti : Well, give me a week or so to come down hard on one side or the other of the MySQL fence, then we can mass rebuild the world to pick the One True Client Library.01:14
pittiinfinity: modulo the sparc build of sasl2, which slacks behind01:14
floamKamion: ha01:14
floamer01:14
floams/ha/ah/01:14
pittiinfinity: ok, makes sense01:14
pittiI'll leave that alone for now01:15
infinityfloam : Yes, the drivers from linux-restricted-modules will be updated and fixed over the weekend.01:15
floaminfinity: ah, cool01:15
floaminfinity: if you're updating it to 7676, make sure you apply the patches to the kernel module zander made available01:15
floamiirc some are needed for =>2.6.1401:15
infinitypitti : I'm still tracking upstream bugs and such right now, s'all.  But things look pretty good to me.01:15
floam(zander works for nvidia)01:16
floamand s/=>/>=/... I'm just backwards tonight.01:16
floam(said patches are here: http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=56150)01:20
fabbioneDiziet: ping?01:20
=== Aegir looks suspiciously at the updated xorg packages in synaptic
=== Aegir remembers what happened in Breezy with xorg
floamAegir: it's not as bad. but you might get input problems01:20
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infinityAegir : The updates are mostly harmless.01:20
floamif you use the evdev driver, there are some issues01:21
AegirHeh. Well, if it doesnt explode. I'll be all fine and dandy01:21
floambuttons 2 and 3 are swapped, and gnome-settings-daemon will crash. http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2005201:21
Aegirfloam: Is that issue specificly with the evdev driver? Or is it common accross the whole thing?01:22
floamAegir: I am not sure. Google shows people on gentoo getting it everwhere. The only people I've talked to are getting on with evdev, however01:22
floamI try not to spread heresay01:22
floamhearsay01:23
floams/on/it/01:23
AegirHeheh. Fair enough. I'll see what happens.01:23
floamand, I guess the freedesktop xorg bug says it happens everywhere too.01:24
dokoMithrandir: hmm, it should be in /usr/share/java/ecj.jar01:24
floamI just somehow doubt that everyone get's it, since I'd expect more whining01:24
floamgets01:24
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Mithrandirdoko: well, I found that, any great ideas what to do when java stuff FTBFS?  I'm not too interested in fixing up java upstream code, I must say.01:25
chmjMithrandir: I have some also, some missing jar file :-/ 01:26
pittiinfinity: I updated https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperDuplicatedPackages with the current status01:29
AegirAhhwell. I suppose I'll know if xorg will break on my system after it apt-get's01:30
pittiinfinity: getting rid of python 2.3 is not an easy task, half a gazillion packages b-dep on it01:30
infinitypitti : You're really having fun with this spec, aren't you? :)01:30
AegirSuppose it's half the fun...01:30
pittiinfinity: probably because I'm already having fun with supporting lots of libs and dups01:30
pitti:)01:30
infinitypitti : Killing python2.3 is something I fully intend to whine at doko to help with in a couple of weeks when his other tasks have settled a bit.01:30
floamAegir: let me know if the new xorg works for you or not01:30
pittiinfinity: and I have a faible for cleanliness01:30
floamAegir: I wish you good luck, but I hope it does not work. :)01:31
floamthe more people it's broke for the quicker it will be fixed :)01:31
Aegirfloam: Will do. I'm a little intimidated by the bug system to file my own reports, I'll just bug you fellas ;P01:31
floamAegir: it's not that difficult. The report is already filed, so you could just comment on the existing bug01:32
AegirWell I'm using synaptics for this machine01:32
Kamionpitti: I'd wait for PythonRoadmap to land if I were you ... will make life a lot easier01:32
AegirLaptop and all ;)01:32
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pittiKamion: oh, I don't intend to do anything about it right now :) I just reviewed the wiki page and updated the status01:32
floamAegir: that's ok. "Confirmed that it does/does not work on synaptics"  is useful01:33
pittiwe only had two python security updates so far01:33
Aegirfloam: Okay. I'd just prefer to not get in the way of you guys, but heh, so far, on this laptop, apart from the usual suspend/hibernate. Everything has worked flawlessly. Except for CPU scaling, which has always been somthing I've had to fiddle with (Since this laptop has essentially a desktop celleron D in it.)01:34
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dokopitti: right, do gnutls, readline, freetype and firefox-dev first, and pester infinity about subversion ... ;-P01:35
pittidoko: readline is done :) f-dev was speced yesterday with Diziet 01:35
pittidoko: what about freetype?:01:36
infinitydoko : I'll do subversion RIGHT NOW, out of the kindness of my heart.01:38
dokopitti: I think that's the API desaster, not sure if we care about it01:39
pittidoko: hm, but AFAICS we only have one lib (freetype6), or am I blind?01:40
Kamionlet's not merge freetype until it settles down in Debian01:40
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floamAegir: ok01:44
seb128sabdfl: gnomemeeting: middle of the "libstdc++ allocator change" transition, it will be rebuilt with the new libs soon01:44
floamAegir: have you completely killed X?01:44
floamrestarted gdm?01:44
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seb128Kamion: did they change it?01:45
Aegirfloam: Not yet, no, still updating. I only have a 512/128 line that I'm sharing with my fan-girl sister.01:45
seb128Kamion: because we already have freetype 2.1.1001:45
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Kamionseb128: dunno, I'm just going by Debian #31438501:51
Kamionseb128: which dholbach commented on and says affects Ubuntu too01:51
seb128Kamion: yeah, dholbach asked for the sync of the new freetype without looking on the RC so we got stucked in the middle of this ABI change01:52
seb128dunno what we should do01:52
Kamionok, if we're already in the middle of it, we might as well go forward rather than back01:52
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KamionI didn't check, thought we hadn't got into it yet01:52
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Riddellbuildd's still not building anything?01:55
dholbachi just wished there was a decision on the freetype disaster01:55
infinityRiddell : They're building fine, the logs just aren't syncing right now.01:55
Riddellhmm, right01:56
ogradholbach, lets just fork and fix it *g*01:56
dholbachogra: and maintain the delta - YAY! :)01:56
ogradholbach, bah, delta ... force upstream to take ours ;)01:56
\shRiddell: check the archives if your packages are in :)01:57
seb128dholbach: no easy decision to take01:57
dholbachseb128: no, absolutely not01:57
seb128we don't have the migration to testing issue Debian has though01:57
seb128I would just bump the shlibs and rebuild stuff against current package01:57
infinityD'oh!01:58
infinityThe logs ARE syncing, just to the wrong path.01:58
ograheh01:58
infinityRiddell : s/buildLogs// in lamont's public_html.01:58
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\shROCK!01:59
dokoKamion: please process libpcre3 and libpcrecpp0 (source pcre3) in NEW (if it's still there), talked with vorlon and dato how to avoid this renaming. libpcre3 and libpcrecpp0 should be promoted to main then01:59
fabbioneinfinity: hahaha02:00
AegirHmm. Hasn't exploded.02:00
dokoinfinity: hmm, these are old as well02:00
infinitydoko : The gcj-4.1 logs looked right to me.02:01
dokoohh, you're right02:02
infinityI don't have access to muck with stuff in lamont's ~, so I'll let him know and get him to fix it.02:03
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infinityAnyhow, it's not the end of the world for people to check the archive to see if stuff has been uploaded. :)02:04
AegirAhh, and that fixed synaptics02:04
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Aegirfloam: Everything is good over here, I'll mention that in the comments02:04
infinityogra : You mean the wrong place. :)02:04
ograhehe02:04
ograyes02:04
pittijbailey: if you need me today for the locales stuff, I reserved the afternoon for you :)02:06
jbaileypitti: Yay!  when does your afternoon start?02:07
Kamiondoko: done02:07
jbaileypitti: Are rather, how long from now? =)02:07
Kamionelmo: <lock>02:07
pittijbailey: I only have lower-prio stuff planned, so I don't mind02:08
dokoKamion: thanks02:09
Kamionelmo: </lock> (was doing kernel overrides)02:10
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Nafalloogra: http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/buildlogs/?show=http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/l/linux-source-2.6.15/2.6.15-4.5/linux-source-2.6.15_2.6.15-4.5_20051125-0216-amd64-failed.gz <-- wrong path :-P02:11
dokodoko chmj: did you adjust the ant home dir?02:12
dokodoko syncing from debian means now:02:12
dokodoko - replace the build dependency libant1.6-java with ant02:12
dokodoko - use /usr/share/ant instead of /usr/share/ant1.602:12
dokodoko - the jar ecj-antadapter.jar is now found inside the ecj.jar02:12
ograoh, yes, i forgot the detailed ones ... i never use them myself... only the overvew ...02:12
dokoMithrandir: ^^^02:12
dokoand other uploads must do this as well02:13
Mithrandirdoko: what does the last line imply?02:13
Mithrandiras in, what do I need to change for the antadapter?02:13
infinitySo, do we want subversion 1.3.0 (currently in RC, should release in late December or early January), or do we want 1.2.3?02:14
KamionNafallo: no the problem is that lamont's build-log-saving script is saving to the wrong place; he's been told about it02:14
dokoecj-antadapter.jar should be removed from the classpath02:14
infinityI can do either, as we've been preparing both in Debian's subversion SVN repo.02:14
Mithrandirdoko: when it's never been added, that should be fine?02:14
NafalloKamion: yepp, and therefore the path was wrong atm :-)02:14
dokoyes, I think so02:14
Mithrandirdoko: do I need to set DEB_ANT_COMPILER explicitly?02:14
ograKamion, yes, but i just adjusted the paths for my buildlog script, Nafallo just pointed that out02:14
jbaileypitti: I guess I'm not clear.  It's a little past 8am here.  I don't know if you mean now, or several hours from now. =)02:14
ograNafallo, fixed02:14
KamionNafallo: telling ogra about it might encourage him to "fix" it though which would break later ...02:14
Mithrandirdoko: and JAVA_HOME := /usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj is correct?02:15
Nafalloogra: thanx :-)02:15
infinitydoko : Opinion, since you seem to care deeply? :)02:15
ograKamion, indeed, i have to readjust it later ;)02:15
NafalloKamion: well, it was he that fixed the main page of his logs so... ;-)02:15
ograi'll have to make the path a centralized variable ... 02:16
dokoMithrandir: yes02:16
Nafalloogra: :-)02:16
dokoinfinity: I want a subversion which builds, and is converted to db4.3. if you think, that we can live with RC, that's ok. At least we ourself won't run a server with the new version02:17
dokoinfinity: but maybe doublecheck with BenC02:18
infinityBen doesn't do SVN stuff anymore.02:18
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infinityArgh, liferea has become so painfully unstable lately.02:19
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seb128thanks to firefox 1.5 ?02:19
infinityNot sure.  I hitnk it got unstable earlier.02:19
infinityI've not been paying attention.02:20
dholbachi think it's firefox02:20
dholbachthe problems occured to me just today02:20
infinityOh well, time to go destabilise more stuff!02:20
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Nafallostable here, but then I use gtkhtml-renderer :-)02:21
jbaileyseb128: It might be.  ephy is significantly less happy with the ff-1.5 backend02:21
AegirWoah dear god... Xorg 7, EXA, composite. Smoking mother of crap... This actually works...02:22
seb128jbailey: crash ? 02:22
seb128Aegir: EXA? what's this?02:22
jbaileyseb128: Leak, I think.  Suddenly my machine will be swapping like mad and killall epiphany is the best solution.02:22
jbaileyseb128: I have 6gb in this machine. =)02:23
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seb128jbailey: uh, not nice02:23
Aegirseb128: Enabled EXA, got Xorg7 in, laptop has a radeon 9000 IGP. It all works pretty damn flash.02:23
jbaileyseb128: I don't have anything clear enough to give you a bug report.02:23
AegirBig improvement over no exa and xorg6.802:23
seb128k02:23
Riddellinfinity: is there somewhere I can find the build logs?02:23
seb128jbailey: if you get anything let me know, I'll try to keep epiphany open02:23
seb128jbailey: I tend to ctrl-W my browser quickly and reopen all the time, so they don't run for hours02:24
NafalloRiddell: people.ubuntu.com/~ogre/buildlogs02:24
Nafallos/ogre/ogra/02:24
Riddellclever ogra02:26
ograi tink we should move it to siretarts tiber one day .... the unzipping part still runs on my private server which is on heavy load anyway02:26
siretartogra: I missed the discussion, what are you talking about?02:27
ograsiretart, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/buildlogs/02:27
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siretartah, sure02:28
ograsiretart, if you click a buildlog it gets unzipped and formatted on the fly02:28
siretartthats nice, yes02:28
ograthat part isnt running on people because i have no exec cgi there02:28
siretartwe can arrange something on tiber, no problem02:28
ogragreat02:28
jbaileyseb128: Yeah, I tend to run mine for days. =)02:29
jbaileyseb128: I also look at things like large glibc logs and what.02:29
jbaileywhatnot, rather.02:29
pittijbailey: I wanted to say "I'm ready whenever you are" :)02:32
jbaileypitti: Excellent!  Does 20m from now work for you?  I'd like to start off by phone if we could.  Looking trhough source files and chatting on irc at the same time is teh suck.02:33
pittijbailey: WFM02:33
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fabbioneDiziet: ping?02:34
mvodoko: is libsigc++-2.0-0c2a still waiting in NEW?02:35
pittimvo: libsigcx-* is02:35
pittimvo: but that seems to be from two hours ago02:36
dokomvo: please ask Kamion/mdz/elmo. I cannot look into NEW. but it looks like it's in the archive (and in main)02:36
doko2.0.16-1ubuntu102:36
mvodoko: ah, ok. thanks (and sorry for bothering you)02:37
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fabbionepitti: net-snmp on the way02:38
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fabbionepitti: rock and roll..02:50
pittifabbione: thanks02:50
fabbionepitti: we might have some fun tho02:51
fabbione   * Added conflicts against all packages using libsnmp5 due to upstream02:51
fabbione     changing the binary API without increasing SONAME. See: #32250002:51
fabbione .02:51
pittifabbione: right, it's snmp9 now02:51
fabbioneyeps02:51
pittifabbione: i. e. does it conflict to libsnmp5, or to all packages which depend on it?02:52
Lathiateh i hate that02:52
pittifabbione: the former would make sense, but the latter?02:52
infinityThe conflict should have gone away when the SOVER was bumped to 9.02:52
fabbionepitti: dunno.. didn't check02:52
infinityThe conflict was a Maintainer Idiocy that I assume was reverted.02:52
infinityvorlon and I smacked him around furiously for it at the time.02:52
fabbioneinfinity: Jochen? no.. 02:53
fabbionei doubt02:53
infinityAnyhow there's no reason for the conflicts at all.02:53
infinityOur libsnmp5 was never broken (I made sure of that in breezy), and libsnmp9 is correctly reversioned.02:53
pittifabbione: hpijs hplip libsnmp-perl libstonith0 php5-snmp  snmp snmpd libsnmp5-dev02:53
pittifabbione: these are the packages in main that use it02:54
infinitySo we've dodged the "oops, I uploaded a broken library" fiasco.02:54
fabbionewell i did a merge02:54
fabbioneso if the last pkg is correct as infinity says, i am ok02:54
pittifabbione: the latter three are from the package itself, I think02:54
infinityRight, but you merged to snmp9.02:54
infinityIf you merged libsnmp9, all is well.02:54
fabbionei did02:54
infinityWe didn't see the broken package in Ubuntu at all.02:54
fabbionei did take the latest debian verion02:54
infinitySo, carry on. :)02:54
fabbioneand patched02:54
fabbionewith our stuff02:54
fabbione(alsmo02:54
fabbioneand uploaded02:55
pittifabbione: with 'it' being libsnmp502:55
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fabbionelibsnmp9_5.2.1.2-4ubuntu1_amd64.deb libsnmp9-dev_5.2.1.2-4ubuntu1_amd64.deb  <-02:55
infinitypitti : Yes, those all need to be rebuilt against snmp9, no big deal.02:55
fabbionefrom my local build02:55
pittiso we have to rebuild ~ 5 packages, that's manageable02:55
infinityfabbione : Excellent.02:55
fabbioneyeah02:56
infinitypitti : php4 and php5 already have the right build-deps, so a quick rebuild upload will make them happy.02:56
infinity(They are set to libsnmp9-dev | libsnmp-dev)02:56
infinitySome others may be in the same boat.02:56
fabbionepitti: pcre3 is in the queue on sparc. if i don't crash before it builds, cyrus will be able to build within today02:56
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mdkedholbach, did you get my mail about -docs?03:01
mdkedholbach, if you like, we can have another chat this evening, and get ready to upload something, i think03:02
dholbachmdke: yes, got the mail, thank you03:03
dokoKamion, mdz: please process libarts1c2a in NEW03:05
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Kamiondoko: done03:07
tepsipakkifabbione: I think why the partman-auto-lvm doesn't work with preseeding03:07
xhakerare the 2.6.15-4 kernel packages built? and,,, do you need testers?03:08
Kamionxhaker: only on i38603:08
tepsipakkifabbione: because I have to preseed partman-auto/disk and that skips p-a-l altogether03:08
xhakeri only see ppc on BenC p.u.c03:09
tepsipakkifabbione: if p-a/d is not preseeded then it gives me the choice to use the disk for LVM03:09
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fabbionetepsipakki: well that's not a pal bug )03:10
Kamionxhaker: powerpc failed to build03:10
infinitydoko : Hrm, okay, some quick testing shows 1.3.0 isn't quite ready yet, uploading 1.2.3 in a bit. :)03:11
xhakerKamion, where are the built packages then?03:11
tepsipakkifabbione: no, it03:11
tepsipakkiuh03:11
Kamionxhaker: FAILED to build03:12
tepsipakkiit's auto.d/99initial_auto that needs tweaking, right?03:12
Kamiontepsipakki: doubt it03:12
xhakerkamion nvm.. i was talking about the other archs.. and i found it on the repos :S i should look better03:12
mvoRiddell: can we please remove kynaptic from the archive? 03:14
tepsipakkikamion: ok, suggestions? ;)03:14
fabbionetepsipakki: you cannot preseed 2 things that do the same thing03:14
fabbionethey both do partitioning03:14
fabbioneand one has precedence over the other03:14
fabbioneit's not a bug03:14
Kamiontepsipakki: no, I don't understand it well enough03:15
Kamiontepsipakki: generally as much as possible needs to go into the recipe format for partman preseeding to work03:15
tepsipakkiok, so the recipe format needs to support it, which breezy doesn't but dapper will soon?03:16
Kamioner I'm just making a general comment, I have no idea what actually breaks when you try to preseed p-a-l03:16
Kamionhmm, actually, you might be right about initial_auto03:17
tepsipakkiwell I'm not satisfied before it is possible to install to soft-raid-mirror with lvm ;)03:17
Kamionoh god it's all gross03:17
Kamionmaybe we need a partman-auto/disk_lvm or something03:17
KamionI don't consider lvm preseeding a hugely high priority though, since most people don't deploy hundreds of machines all with LVM03:18
fabbioneKamion: doesn't preseeding works ala db_set template answer and lower it's priority?03:19
Mithrandirlvm preseeding sounds more like "custom lvm receipe" than a traditional preseeding scenario.03:19
fabbioneMithrandir: we do have partman-auto-lvm03:19
Kamionfabbione: yes but it's horribly inconvenient to preseed the partman main menu question03:19
fabbioneKamion: ok..03:19
Kamionbecause it's a long translated string03:19
Mithrandirfabbione: yes, which can be given custom receipes, I assume.03:20
Kamionand it's not lowering the priority, it's setting the seen flag03:20
fabbionethat might be fixed alrady by your code change to restart partman03:20
tepsipakkikamion: well I'm just trying to show people that "see, U. _can_ do this, keep your RHEL/SuSE/etc out" ;)03:20
fabbioneMithrandir: no. only the one from partman-auto03:20
KamionI find it extremely unlikely03:20
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fabbioneKamion: i will have to check on that03:20
Kamiontepsipakki: sure, just saying, low priority03:20
Mithrandirpitti: hmm, I'm getting tired here, but I have a sane-backends merge done now.  Want to review it before I upload and break the world?03:20
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fabbionei noticed that we did land in 2 different menu's after the auto run03:20
Kamiontepsipakki: (it would be nice for kickstart compatibility too, I know)03:20
fabbioneKamion: partman-auto was just asking yes/no/goback while pal was landing in the full partition menu03:21
fabbionethat might be the reason03:21
Kamionfabbione: this is earlier, it's at the partman main menu03:21
fabbioneok03:21
Kamionbefore p-a-l even starts up03:21
tepsipakkishould I cry for help on debian-boot?03:21
Kamiontepsipakki: reproduce your problem on Debian first; their partman is different03:21
fabbionetepsipakki: it won't help much03:21
tepsipakkikamion: ok03:21
fabbioneKamion: not really...03:22
fabbioneah03:22
fabbionepartman03:22
fabbionesorry03:22
fabbionemisread03:22
Kamionfabbione: yes, really. auto.d doesn't exist in Debian's partman; if you describe a problem in that script then it will confuse people03:22
Kamion(the same code is in a different place, I just shuffled it for other reasons)03:22
dilingeri would love lvm preseeding :)03:22
fabbioneKamion: i misread partman with partman-auto03:22
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fabbionedilinger: ehhe03:23
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dilingerwe currently partition stuff using a hardcoded recipe that doesn't allow us to resize.  it works, but lvm would allow us to decide how to allocate space much better (since all the machines we set up tend to have the same partitioning, but different space between the /var/cache/openafs partition and /local)03:24
fabbionedilinger: or just make a custom recipe and preseed that one03:26
fabbioneif you put the right values you can land with what you want03:26
dilingerfabbione: we do have a custom recipe03:28
dilingerthe one(s) we use fit maybe 75% of our machines03:29
dilingerthe other 25% require special disk layouts due to things they happen to be running03:29
dilingerso it's an extra few steps after installation, repartitioning, rebooting, etc03:30
dilingerwith lvm, we wouldn't have to reboot; we could even script it to just ask us what sizes to use if we want to repartition03:30
fabbionedilinger: p-a-l is what you want03:31
dilingerp-a-l03:31
dilinger?03:31
fabbioneit accepts custom recipes03:31
fabbionepartman-auto-lvm03:31
dilingerah03:31
dilingercool, i'll take a look03:31
fabbioneand that's what we are discussing :)03:31
fabbionedilinger: i am changing it a bit for dapper03:31
fabbionebut it works in breezy03:31
fabbioneit creates a separate /boot if your recipe doesn't have one03:32
fabbione(about 200MB) and move the rest on lvm03:32
fabbionebut it doesn't resize for you03:32
dilingerour recipe has a 50MB /boot03:32
fabbionedilinger: just boot the install CD and select Erase disk and use LVM:03:32
fabbionethat's it :)03:32
fabbionedilinger: i wanted to be slightly more safe03:32
tepsipakkiI just installed a machine that had a custom recipe and that worked fine, just that it had to ask me to use LVM.. I'll try to have a look at it03:33
Yagisanfabbione: /boot seems ok on lvm for me03:33
fabbionedilinger: but if there is a definition for /boot in the recipe it will respect it03:33
tepsipakkiyagisan: grub doesn't like it03:33
fabbioneYagisan: no, there no bootloaders that can safely boot from lvm03:33
fabbioneand lilo breaks in a bunch of situations03:34
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Yagisanfabbione: thanks for the warning03:35
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ograRiddell, you dont build dailies for kubuntu ? 03:38
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Riddellogra: they don't seem to get built03:39
ograhmm03:39
RiddellKamion: any idea why?03:40
dilingerfabbione: safe?  pfft!03:40
dilinger;p03:40
Riddellnot that they could be built just now03:40
ograyeah, noted that all my kdeedu stuff is broken03:41
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dilingerfabbione: since we manually load the preseed file via preseed/url, it's pretty safe for us; there's a bit of manual enter key pressing that's required before it starts erasing hard drives :)03:41
Riddellogra: oh, fancy packaging ocaml-facile?03:41
Riddellogra: it's needed by 3.5 kalzium03:41
Treenaks3.5 Kalzium? is that like 120% Alcohol?03:41
fabbionedilinger: yeah that should work03:41
ograRiddell, havent looked deeper into it, i was just doing my daily CD build check03:41
ograRiddell, but kalzium is one of them... seems the whole suite isnt installable... kdegames too03:42
Riddellogra: kde won't be installable just now, c++ transition03:42
ograyup03:42
ograwas epecting this ...03:43
ogra*expecting03:43
KamionRiddell: one sec, I'll check the log03:47
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mhzmako: ping?03:50
mhzjdub: ping?03:50
dilingermm03:50
dilingerhttp://syslinux.zytor.com/memdisk.php03:50
mvoelmo: can you please remove kynaptic from dapper? it's unmaintained and superseded03:51
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KamionRiddell: another stupid directory permissions issue; should be fixed now03:53
RiddellKamion: thanks03:54
Riddellinfinity: would you be able to give back kdelibs for compile?03:55
\shdholbach: ping03:55
infinityRiddell : What's in it for me? :)03:56
infinity(Yes)03:56
\shdholbach: we are in need of gtkmm2.4 merge plus transition...thx :)03:56
seb128he started working on this03:57
seb128glibmm FTBFS due to deprecated functions03:57
\shah03:57
seb128I guess he'll keep working on it when he's back from lunch03:57
\shno prob .. he told me something about glibmm..but I didn't know it was related to gtkmm03:57
seb128gtk Build-Depends on glib03:58
seb128same for the mm variant03:58
\shso I can stop working on gtkmm2.4 stuff now03:58
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Nafallomorning BenC :-)04:00
Riddellinfinity: I'll give you a big snog04:02
infinityI'll pass. :)04:03
dokoinfinity: please requeue kdelibs04:03
dholbach\sh: i'm working on it - i was out for something to eat04:03
infinitydoko : Already done, Riddell just asked.04:03
dokoahh04:03
Riddelldoko: now you have to give infinity 04:03
Riddelldoko: now you have to give infinity a big snog04:03
infinityKamion : Does gcj-4.1 need binary NEW lovin'?04:04
infinityUgh, someone needs to buy me more bandwidth for Christmas.04:06
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\shdholbach: forget it :) 04:06
Kamioninfinity: yeah, I've been constructively ignoring it :)04:06
dholbach\sh: no, i won't, i'm working on it :)04:06
makomhz: hey dude04:07
\shdholbach: forget what I said :)04:07
infinityKamion : Ahh, carry on, then. :)04:07
mhzmako: pong04:07
makomhz: i'm actually on a call right now, i bet i know what you want and i'll tend to it post-call04:07
mhzikis04:07
mhzokis04:07
mhzmako: thx04:07
mhzhighvoltage: i was told by ogra that he wasn't sure Ubuntu Cd's will allow users to install anyways, even if their X didn't work. You know if that's so?04:09
mhzhighvoltage: won't users be able to install before entering LiveCD mode?04:09
highvoltagemhz: i think that you need a running X-server to install from a liveCD with Ubuntu express04:10
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BenCNafallo: good morning04:10
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Kamionhighvoltage: s/need/will need/ - UE doesn't work ytet04:12
Kamionyet04:12
Kamionthat's accurate for the moment, although eventually we'll probably do a non-X mode04:12
highvoltageKamion: right04:13
mhzhighvoltage: then, you mean that many users will not be able to install ubuntu UNLESS they can get X working?04:14
mhzhighvoltage: but why?04:14
ogramhz, why shouldnt they ? 04:14
ograX works out of the box on most systems (90% or more ?)04:15
mhzogra: ubuntu is not "just" GNOME, it's Gnu/Linux04:15
mdkeit would be good to allow users to install from booting the cd, without getting the livecd working first, i have to agree with mhz 04:15
Kamionmhz: correct, for dapper; Ubuntu Express is a huge chunk of work and I don't have time to commit to making it work in non-X mode too04:15
Kamionmhz: however the install CD (in roughly its current form) will still be supported; we just won't be sending it out in shipit, for cost reasons04:15
mdkeouch, perhaps ubuntu express should have been dapper+104:15
Kamionsigh04:16
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Kamionno04:16
Lathiatbecause then it will be dapper+204:16
Lathiatand then +304:16
Kamionthe install CD will still be supported, if you need it04:16
highvoltagemhz: ubuntu users should still be able to install from a normal ubuntu cd, afaik, all they need to do is type 'server' from the isolinux prompt04:16
\shKamion: how far until we can think about a qt ui for the installer?04:16
Lathiatand then +4 :)04:16
Kamion\sh: KubuntuExpress04:16
\shKamion: not approved :)04:16
ogramhz, whats the prob with using "server" from a normal install iso and add your stuff (wmaker ?) ?04:16
\shKamion: looks like drafting :)04:16
Kamion\sh: that's because it's not past Drafting yet04:16
mdkeLathiat, no, it would be how ever long it takes to get it right04:16
Kamionif the drafter sends it to me, I'll probably approve it with minor tweaks04:16
Kamionhighvoltage: there won't be space on the live CD for the server install mode04:17
Lathiatmdke: or it'l just get ignored because its not a priority04:17
\shKamion: that's why I'm asking ...04:17
mdkeLathiat, but Ubuntu express is a priority afaics04:17
ogramhz, that even works with edubuntu (even i want to rename "server" to something else)04:17
highvoltageKamion: but there will still be an ubuntu cd with d-i on it, right?04:17
Kamionhighvoltage: yes04:17
Lathiatmdke: sure but if it was pushed to dapper+1 i bet it wouldnt be until dapper+1 :)04:17
highvoltageKamion: cool, that's what i meant.04:17
mhzmkde: thx for understanding the "I like ubuntu stability so I use it, but don't force to use X to install" IMHO, one of the Linux traditions is exactly that you do not need X to install X stuff, right Kamion ?04:17
Kamionhighvoltage: (although d-i is part of Ubuntu Express too)04:17
Yagisanogra: perhaps bare instead of server ?04:18
mhzogra: yup, edubuntu-server ?04:18
ograYagisan, i thought about "core"04:18
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ogramhz, nope, thats a metapackage04:18
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Kamionmhz: I already said to you that I intended to do a non-X version of the live CD installer eventually, but it is unlikely to happen for dapper04:18
mhzogra: yup, i forgot... hmm, edubuntu-environment ?04:18
ograKamion, wrt metapackages, the new update script is really cool :)04:19
mhzKamion: yup, indeed04:19
Kamionogra: good, glad you like it04:19
mdkeKamion, but for dapper, an X-only livecd install was good enough?04:19
Kamionelmo: please sync console-common; ok to override04:19
ograseems to run a lot more stable and the otput is far more readable and informative :)04:19
Kamionmdke: X-only live CD install sent out in shipit, traditional installer available by download04:19
mhzLathiat: hehehe04:20
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Kamionmdke: sending out two CDs is a major cash drain for Canonical, so a live CD installer is important04:20
rubenvthat would save me from downloading all Xorg packages by hand now :-)04:20
YagisanIIRC as long as X has vesa and vga drivers it *should* work on all x86/amd64 machines04:21
mdkeKamion, sure. I just would have thought (without knowing anything about the technical side) that keeping the existing installer on Ubuntu-express would have been possible.04:21
Kamionmdke: I'm afraid that's not possible; the traditional installer requires an archive-like structure04:21
mhzogra: I didn't mean it for wmaker :D I meant it because not-powerful PC's can take way to long to install from LiveCD in X mode04:21
Kamion(on the CD)04:21
Kamionmdke: we will be reusing a fair bit of installer code in Ubuntu Express though04:21
ogramhz, i wouldnt use the liveCD at all on such systems04:21
Kamionmhz: such systems would be a suitable place to download and use the install CD04:22
mdkeKamion, shame04:22
highvoltagemhz: ogra is right, booting any live cd from an old system is awful04:22
Yagisanmhz: I put a live cd in a p2 233, 128MB box once - took about 30mins to start04:23
seb128Kamion: if I upload a new gconf with a new binary package within half an hour you will be around can accept/promote it? The gconf transition is not trivial and I prefer to be around when it happens :)04:23
elmoKamion: nothing to sync?04:23
highvoltageany PC not older than 3-4 years should run a live cd with graphical installer fine.04:23
Kamionelmo: oh, oops, sorry04:23
mhzKamion: indeed, however, our plans in Chile are focused on "agressive" promoting. That means we'll be doing many Ubuntu stuff related. UbuntuFestDays (install + howto fests), EdubuntuTours, UbuntuArtWorkContest, etc. So a liveCD we can hand in and teach you to install it is ecxcellent04:24
Kamionelmo: hmm, apparently I already asked you two weeks ago, oh well04:24
Kamionobviously forgot to close the bug04:25
Kamionseb128: sure04:26
mhzhighvoltage: i know, iknow. it is just that when Devel guys informed that LiveCD will also allow you to install, we thought it was excellent! Now, if I use a LiveCD for a show, and then tell new users, "take it, you'll use same CD" I am also giving them more confidence because it is the same "item" I used.04:26
Kamionseb128: you'll have to ping me though, I'll probably be on the phone04:26
Kamionmhz: it *may* be possible to add a traditional non-X netboot install to the live CD; obviously that will require a lot more bandwidth though04:27
highvoltagemhz: yeo04:27
seb128Kamion: ok, thanks04:27
highvoltage(yep)04:27
Kamionbut that shouldn't take a lot of extra CD space04:27
mhzhighvoltage: hehe04:27
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mhzKamion: well, np. I understand your points and I hope you see that i dont't wanna be a pian in the neck, i'm just clarifying stuff so I do not lie to users tomorrow. We have our first Install Fest with TV coverage :D04:28
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ogramhz, fyi we'll most likely not press edubuntu liveCDs04:29
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mhzogra: why now?04:29
mhzogra: ahh, edubuntu livecd?04:30
ogramhz, because we have a limited budget ...04:30
mhzok04:30
mhzbut edubuntu cds?04:30
ograyou can download the live iso, but i dont think w'll press it04:30
ograi hope so04:30
mhzogra: so you say that you won't press edubuntu livecd nor edubuntu install cds?04:31
ograi said i hope we'll have install CDs but i'm pretty sure we wont have pressed live CDs04:32
mhzogra: yup, sorry. I didn type all04:32
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mhzogra: after a 2 1/2 hour meeting with Pablo last Wednesday, I presented to him and his (useme.cl) pals, a list of Why's they could help us on Edubuntu ArtWork. I gave many arguments. They got very motivated, and they felt very cool about knowing his work would be shiped worlwide. I dont like to give people hopes that will not happen just like i describe them :(04:35
infinitydoko, Riddell : subversion_1.2.3dfsg1-2ubuntu1_source.changes ACCEPTED04:36
infinitydoko, Riddell : You can stop bugging me now. :)04:36
mhzogra: I undersatand the limited budget, but I based my presentation on the info I had by that time: "we did not ship breezy but we will ship dapper"04:36
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mhzand I didnt say "we may ship dapper"04:37
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dholbachRiddell: is this the snogging day?04:37
mhzor we "might"04:37
ogramhz, its *very* likely we'll have a pressed CD, but i can always be hit by a bus etc ...04:37
mhzhehehehe04:37
mhzogra: clone yourself04:37
mhz:D04:37
Riddelldholbach: only for infinity, don't get your hopes up04:37
ogramhz, i dont like to say its definitive unless we actually have a CD :)04:38
dholbach:)04:38
mhzand send that clone out of the house while you stay safe04:38
ograto run around and look for busses to hit him ? 04:38
Nafallowhile the real ogra has a jumbo-jet coming down from the roof or something? :-)04:39
ogralol04:39
mhzogra: me neither, but I really needed to convince them. Tecnocimiento "invasion" plan in Chile is agressive and Useme guys do very cool work everytime we get together on brainstorming sessions04:39
dokoinfinity: oh, you mean, I can start on something else? like the breezy test rebuild?04:39
Nafallos/from/through/04:39
\shreal ogra? who is an unreal ogra?04:39
ogra\sh, a clone04:39
doko\sh unreal ogra's are called ogre's04:39
ograhehe04:39
\shoh ok...I was thinking about something, really something serious04:40
mdkedholbach, got a few minutes now?04:40
dholbachmdke: a few, yes04:40
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infinityRiddell : kdelibs is still FTBFS.  Have you actually tested this? :)04:41
Riddellinfinity: is the buildlog somewhere?04:42
infinityProbably not yet.04:42
infinity'sin_addr' in something not a structure or union04:43
infinitymake[5] : *** [cups-util.lo]  Error 104:43
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infinityErm.  That would have gone so much better without all the leading slashes.04:43
infinity /build/buildd/kdelibs-3.5-rc2/./kdeprint/cups/cupsdconf2/cups-util.c:18: warning: no previous prototype for 'cupsGetConf'04:43
infinity /build/buildd/kdelibs-3.5-rc2/./kdeprint/cups/cupsdconf2/cups-util.c:221: warning: no previous prototype for 'cupsPutConf'04:43
infinity /build/buildd/kdelibs-3.5-rc2/./kdeprint/cups/cupsdconf2/cups-util.c: In function 'cups_local_auth':/build/buildd/kdelibs-3.5-rc2/./kdeprint/cups/cupsdconf2/cups-util.c:445: error: request for member04:43
infinity'sin_addr' in something not a structure or union04:43
infinitymake[5] : *** [cups-util.lo]  Error 104:43
infinityThere.04:43
Riddellinfinity: hmm, that's new04:44
\shRiddell: hurry up to fix it..I need to rebuild kde universe ,)04:44
dholbach"\sh rebuilds the universe"04:44
\shoh well...what will I do, when I have to give away this nifty nc6000 ... 04:45
ogra\sh, we'll find something for you ...04:45
ogra\sh, i still have some PI 133 around ... distcc will help :)04:45
\shogra: a nice place under one of many bridges of cologne? please check if there is wlan 04:45
\shogra: prust04:46
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seb128Kamion: I've just uploaded gconf2 2.12.1-4ubuntu1, gconf2-common is new and to promote to main (depends of gconf2)04:51
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\shhmm...glitch in the amd64 buildd? http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/b/beast/0.6.6-2ubuntu1/beast_0.6.6-2ubuntu1_20051125-1538-amd64-failed.gz04:53
\shsame for cppopt...04:54
\shaeh cppopt04:55
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Nafallosame for everything that deps debhelper, no? :-)04:55
lamont-awaymind you, I can't see from reading the script _how_ it's doing bad things, but I've tweaked it again to be nicer04:57
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Nafallolamont-away: is it back at the old URL now? (so ogra can tweak his pages again)04:58
Nafallo:-)04:58
lamont-awaynuking the extra copy at the wrong url, so yes.04:59
lamont-awaynow, as to whether or not it'll _stay_ there...04:59
\shhehe05:00
\shok...going home...laters gentlemen05:00
mvobye \sh_away 05:01
infinity\sh : That happens all the time, it's called an "apt bug", and it's nothing to worry about.05:01
infinity(But you can pester mvo about it anyway)05:01
ograNafallo, adjusted05:01
Nafallo:-)05:01
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mvoinfinity: hm, this happens all the time? can I get your /etc/apt/apt.conf.d  please?05:04
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infinitymvo : Nothing in it except for the 70debconf hook.05:05
mvoinfinity: and still your lists vanish sometimes?05:06
infinitymvo : It's the "archive was inconsistent, so I deleted all my lists!" bug.05:06
mvohm, right05:06
infinitymvo : Which happens, y'know, every half hour or so.05:06
mvo:/05:06
lamont-awayinfinity: it's a "katie interaction with apt" bug05:07
lamont-awayspecifically, katie builds her Packages/Sources/Releases files in place, and since we use the same archive in the DC buildd's, we have a larger window than anyone using the first-tier mirrors, where it's just an rsync-width issue05:08
infinityI know what the bug IS.05:09
infinityBut the point still stands that it would be awfully nice for apt to keep its old verfied lists if the sig check fails on the new lists.05:09
mvoI guess it's too hard to katie not build it in place?05:10
lamont-awaymvo: it's a non-issue05:10
infinityapt-ftparchive runs, then ziyi.05:10
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lamont-awaysince katie gets replaced with launchpad stuff before hoary releases.05:10
mvo"hoary"?05:10
lamont-awayyeah05:10
lamont-awayhoary05:11
mvoright05:11
infinityThere's just a window where the Packages files are broken (and a smaller window here the sigs are broken)05:11
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infinityI do see it occasionally on primary mirrors too, though, which sucks harder.05:11
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lamont-awayspecificially, katie is not a place that we want to spend significant time overhauling/hacking05:11
mvoinfinity: I agree, I have a "re-verify" branch that should do this, it just makes me very nervous that it might break our authentication scheme in some way that I haven't thought of05:11
infinityThe buildds can cope with the problem, regular users probably don't like it as much.05:11
lamont-awayregular users rarely see it, although they do05:12
mvoregular users hate it (and they are right!)05:12
lamont-awayfor released suites, they almost never do05:12
infinitylamont-away : I see it more than I'd like to.05:12
lamont-awayslower days would reduce it - that's why debian doesn't see this issue.05:12
infinity(Okay, I'm perhaps an irregular user)05:12
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infinitymkdir foo && mv foo/ bar/05:16
pittiinfinity: no, we won't it throw out of main :)05:16
infinity^-- Used to work, does no longer (complains about the trailing slash)05:16
dilingerinfinity: OMGPHP51#$%@05:16
infinitydilinger : Yeah, I saw.  Will happen soon.05:17
dilingerinfinity: oh i could care less, i just like hassling php maintainers :D05:17
sabdflmdke: ping05:17
mdkesabdfl, hi05:17
pittiinfinity: OMGSECURITYUPDATESCOMEBEFORE$#$ :)05:17
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infinitypitti : Yes, those too. ;)05:17
dilingerpitti: hey, maybe 5.1.0 fixes all the security bugs and introduces no new bugs05:18
infinityHAHAHAHA.05:18
pittidilinger: *all* bugs? MUHAHA05:18
dilingerinfinity: it could happen!  if we killed php upstream, i mean.05:19
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infinityWhat are the odds?05:21
dilingeri thought it was made pretty clear that ZTS was deprecated and unsupported, they are they making fixes?05:22
infinityI don't know, but I'll probably just silently turn it back on again someday and wait for the fallout.05:23
infinityNot for dapper, though.05:23
infinityZTS isn't something I want to commit to supporting for 5 years.05:24
infinityNot just yet.05:24
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Kamionseb128: gconf2 NEWed and in main05:33
seb128Kamion: thanks05:33
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dilingerinfinity: even after whatshisface's complaining?05:37
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infinityKamion : console-data merge FUBAR05:46
infinitypplying patch debian/patches/195_dvorak_a.patch ... successful.05:46
infinityApplying patch debian/patches/200_dvorak_a.patch ... failed! (check stampdir/log/patches/200_dvorak_a.patch for reason)05:46
infinitymake: *** [stampdir/patch]  Error 105:46
Kamioninfinity: d'oh. thanks05:46
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Amaranthsomeone say my name?05:50
Kamioninfinity: (testing is for LOSERS)05:51
pittiKamion, jbailey: can we three talk a bit about the LocalesThatDontSuck spec?05:51
Kamionpitti: sure, I'm off the phone now05:51
jbaileypitti: I'm still on a call.05:52
mvoKamion: the procps changes you made in 2004 (emualte mouse buttons with f11,f12) are still valid for us, right? I'm looking over the merge of procps right now06:00
pittimvo: yes, please give us poor ppc users middle and right mouse buttons :)06:00
mvopitti: heh! ok :)06:02
Kamionmvo: yes06:02
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\shre06:07
ograseb128, will the gconf changes still respect the cdd settings or do in need to change stuff in edubuntu-artwork ? 06:17
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seb128ogra: you need to change stuff06:18
ograseb128, any docs on this apart from the mail in debian-gtk-gnome ? 06:18
seb128no06:18
seb128but the mail is clear06:18
seb128" The format06:19
seb128is very simple: each line consists in a key and a value, the type being06:19
seb128autodetected. "06:19
seb128just install a such file to /usr/share/gconf/defaults06:19
ograah, so the cdd dir is obsolete ....06:20
ograi liked the prioritization ...06:20
ograi'll play with it, thanks seb128 06:21
seb128what?06:22
ograbut i wonder how backwards compatible it is ...06:22
seb128"in /usr/share/gconf/defaults, with filenames starting with numbers, e.g.06:22
seb12820gnome-session. The number indicates the priority, greater numbers06:22
seb128meaning you can overwrite defaults set in lower priorities."06:22
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seb128number makes the priority06:22
ograseb128, but now i have to actually create a schema file .... before i only called 3 gconftool settings for the cdd dir in postinst/postrm... 06:23
seb128you don't have to create a schemas06:24
seb128a schemas is xml structured and not easy to write06:24
seb128you just have to write06:24
seb128/app/your_app/setting 806:24
ograand i wonder if josselin has taken into account that there actually might people be using the cdd structure ...06:24
dilingerKeybuk: ping.  got a sec?06:24
seb128he discussed with Debian cdd guys06:25
ograah, ok06:25
seb128and he mailed debian-gtk-gnome06:25
ograi think in ubuntu i was the only person who ever used it06:25
seb128anyway I mailed announce exactly for this06:25
seb128so people notice the change :)06:25
ograi must admit i dont follow debian-gtk-gnome this closely anymore ...06:25
ograi still get the mails, but only take a glance ...06:26
dholbachcan somebody process libglibmm-2.4-1c2a (glibmm2.4 source package) and then libgtkmm-2.4-1c2a (gtkmm2.4)?06:29
Keybukdilinger: sure, what's up?06:30
Keybukyou caught me at a good time :)06:30
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makocan someone with non-ascii characters in their aspell personal wordlist tell me what encoding their wordlist is in by default?06:34
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makomine is ISO-8859-15 and throws a fit when it's utf8.. i think this is a bug06:35
Nafallomako: which one of the files is it? :-)06:38
Nafallo/var/lib/dictionaries-common/aspell/aspell-sv says it is iso-8859-106:39
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=== Treenaks has a 45x30cm not-quite-poster of the UBZ group photo :)
jbaileypitti, Kamion: I'm off that call now.  You want another one? =)06:49
pittijbailey, Kamion: oh, just a small question, but we should all agree to it06:50
pittijbailey, Kamion: the spec says that locale-gen needs to be adapted to SUPPORTED -> supported.d06:50
pittibut that's bogus06:50
pittilocale-gen uses /etc/locale.gen06:50
pittijbailey: what does use SUPPORTED is install-language-locales06:51
pittiKamion: oh, are you here?06:51
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pittimy proposal is to throw away {install,remove}-language-locales AND the config file /etc/locale.gen06:52
pittiand to add the per-language generation to locale-gen, as described in the spec06:52
pittijbailey, Kamion: does that sound sane to you?06:52
ograTreenaks, cool06:52
pittiright now, install/remove-l-l just hacks /etc/locale.gen and calls locale-gen06:53
pittibut actually we don't need the conffile any more06:53
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Treenaksogra: yeah06:55
Treenaksogra: it's not very sharp though (I must have a sharper version on-disk)06:55
pefhello06:55
=== Diziet boggles at the apache2 build system. It seems to be running configure once for every apache2 module included in the distribution.
DizietAnd debian/rules is missing about a million "set -e"'s.06:57
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DizietOh, this is very tedious.  I can't seem to get make to run the compiler without rerunning configure a hundred times.07:00
jbaileypitti: Feh, sorry about that ,phone rang.07:02
pittijbailey: your phone rules your life, doesn't it? :)07:02
jbaileypitti: That sounds right and removes a conffile, which I'm always in favour of.07:02
jbaileyHates the conffiles, baggins.  HATES them.07:02
jbaileypitti: Yes, very much so.07:03
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jbaileypitti: I'm a social butterfly, but this isn't news ;)07:04
pittijbailey: ok, fine; I wait for Kamion's opinion before I do it07:05
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Kamionpitti: the thing that does use SUPPORTED is the generation of /var/lib/dpkg/info/locales.config07:11
pittiKamion: right, that will go away07:11
Kamionbut we're killing that anyway07:11
pittiKamion: I'm just concerned about the /etc/locale.gen config file07:12
pittiAFAICS it's useless now07:12
Kamionpitti: I'd very much like to support transitions from it07:12
Kamionwhich will, I realise, involve installing extra packages somehow07:12
pittiright07:12
pittiKamion: see the spec about the upgrade notes07:12
Kamionah, yes07:13
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dholbach\sh: i only have 'transition' :)07:13
Kamionok then, sounds fair to me07:14
\shdholbach: well...the next time I set it on shemale or ladyboy to remind me only about "trans"itions07:14
dholbacherm.... right07:14
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=== \sh braindead
dholbach:-)07:14
dholbachpitti: do you want to do the c++ allocator change for gnome-cups-manager, or are you fine with me doing it?07:19
pittidholbach: oh, if you have time for it, I won't stop you07:19
dholbachpitti: doing so :)07:20
pittithank you07:20
\shelmo: please sync ctypes from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes ok07:27
sabdfljdub: ping07:30
\shmoins sabdfl 07:30
sabdflhiya07:30
sabdflseb128: where do the gnome startup and shutdown sounds live?07:31
seb128sabdfl: /usr/share/sounds/startup.wav, /usr/share/sounds/shutdown.wav (ubuntu-sounds package)07:31
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sabdflseb128: those will play on mac or windows, right?07:32
seb128yep, they are standard wav files07:32
sabdflrock. thanks07:32
seb128np07:32
jbaileyseb128: WE have an ubuntu-sounds package?07:32
seb128jbailey: since warty07:33
seb128jbailey: and it didn't change since warty ...07:33
jbaileyseb128: Right now DapperStandardsBase includes exceptions for ubuntu-artwork and ubuntu-docs for branding.07:33
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jbaileyseb128: Should we add ubuntu-sounds to that?07:33
seb128probably yep07:33
dholbachjbailey: that sounds reasonable07:33
\shelmo: please sync cynthiune.app from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes ok07:33
jbaileyKamion: You're the approver for DapperStandardsBase.  OK to add "ubuntu-sounds" as a derivable package to the list?07:34
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\shelmo: please sync darcs-buildpackage from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes ok, thx07:54
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\shhmm...08:09
\sh /usr/include/wx/platform.h:85:22: error: wx/setup.h: No such file or directory on powerpc...08:09
\shstrange08:09
\shelmo: please sync db2 from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes ok, thx08:12
\shelmo: thx for the other syncs :)08:14
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ograelmo, thnx as well 08:15
aa_hi, I am not sure about a potential missing dependency in python-gnome2-extras08:16
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aa_ok, I found it, thanks, there is no problem with it :)08:19
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thierryseb128 : does "Icon=@gimpdatadir@/images/@GIMP_DESKTOP_ICON@" should be changed or it stays this way?08:25
thierryseb128 : the @ amke me wondering08:26
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mdkedholbach, lemme know when/if you have any questions on the package. Hopefully we are good to go now.08:32
\shelmo: please sync dbishell , dctc from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes ok, thx08:32
ajmitchelmo: please sync python-kinterbasdb, dropping ubuntu changes08:33
mhzjdub: ping08:33
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\sh\sh: !PAUSE08:38
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seb128thierry: Icon=/usr/share/gimp/2.0/images/wilber-icon.png ...no08:44
thierryk good08:44
dholbachmdke: thanks08:44
dholbachmdke: will checkout now and see what i can do08:44
mdkewicked08:44
mdkeping me if you need anything08:45
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slomo\sh_away: doesn't work... now another error with wx :o08:51
Simirahow not recomendable is it to upgrade dapper tonight?08:59
mdkeSimira, X and network not working here09:00
mdkebut it depends on your luck09:00
mdkei guess09:00
tsengworks for me.09:00
NafalloSimira: everything works for me :-)09:00
dholbachmdke: you have xserver-common installed?09:01
mdkedholbach, yeah it was a synaptics problem I think09:01
Nafallodholbach: deborphan wants to remove that one, should I? :-)09:01
mdkei'll take a look later09:01
dholbachNafallo: err, you could try it...09:01
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Nafallodholbach: better wait till daniels tell me to then ;-)09:01
dholbachNafallo: i could imagine, he'd say: "Nafallo: err, you could try it..."09:02
SimiraI'll try and blame you if something doesn't work, then09:02
Nafallohehe09:02
Simirahm, amusing09:02
NafalloSimira: I TOTALLY blame the last uploader for any package that fails ;-)09:02
SimiraI got one question in English and one in Norwegian about the install progress...09:03
Nafalloand hmm, do the update manually. some stuff is currently holding back other stuff :-)09:03
Simirathat's ok09:04
Nafallounimportant stuff like everything apt ;-)09:05
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Simirathere seems to be an x-issue, but it works, somehow09:11
mhz.oO(wow, 4639 wiki pages according to SystemInfo)09:16
mdzlifeless,Diziet: ping?09:17
\sh\sh: !PLAY09:20
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PhoulI have a question for yall09:37
PhoulDoes anyone know if there will be a E17 package out soon?09:37
PhoulLol hey mhz09:38
mhzhey09:38
PhoulAnyone know?09:38
mhzPhoul: do you know who the package admin of e16 is?09:38
Phouli can check09:38
PhoulWait no i dont and i dont know how to check ><09:39
PhoulUhh i dont like E16 its annoying09:39
Phoul:P09:39
mhzmaybe you could email him and ask directly ;)09:39
mhzlet me try09:39
PhoulUhh i dont know who it is tho09:39
Phoul:(09:40
mhzPhoul: Package: enlightenment09:41
mhzPriority: optional09:41
mhzSection: universe/x1109:41
mhzInstalled-Size: 116809:41
mhzMaintainer: Laurence J. Lane <ljlane@debian.org>09:41
PhoulMmMm09:41
PhoulThanks09:41
mhzn09:41
mhznp09:41
mdkePhoul, i think there are e17 packages on their website09:42
PhoulIts still CVS09:42
mdkethere is a repository with cvs packages i think09:42
Simirawhere should I find Gnome Bluetoothtools after installing it?09:43
Phoulmdke09:44
PhoulI cant use CVS i really suck at it09:44
mdkePhoul, i mean, there is a repository with e17 packaged from cvs, I believe09:45
PhoulWhat do you mean?09:46
PhoulI know E17 is in cvs.... What are you trying to say 09:46
mdkegah09:46
mdkePhoul, repositories are archives with packages in.09:46
mdkeI have heard that one exists with e17, taken from cvs09:47
PhoulOkay where is it then?09:47
mdkei don't know09:47
mdkegoogle will help, if it exists09:47
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mdkePhoul, so can #get-e09:51
\shelmo: please sync debpartial-mirror , deskbar-applet from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes ok, thx09:53
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stratus\sh, i'm sorry but i think that deskbar-applet is b0rked in sid, are you sure about the sync?09:55
\shstratus: in what way borked?09:56
stratus\sh, #335648, i'm using dapper package into my laptop and right now recompiling this package in a sid chroot to see what's going wrong with sid one (and it's too old).09:56
\shstratus: well...no FTBFS so far09:57
\shon dapper09:57
stratus\sh, but you asked to sync deskbar-applet 0.8.0-1 (#335648, bug reproducible in two desktops that i see) over deskbar-applet 0.8.5-0ubuntu1 (works for me).09:58
mhzPhoul: I did try e-Live 1 month ago09:58
dholbachand it will be my deskbar-applet, which is synced over :)09:58
stratusdholbach, i see.09:59
dholbach(it's not the first time, but ... :))09:59
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\shargl09:59
\shmom is wrong09:59
dholbachMithrandir and i uploaded it at the same time :)09:59
\shelmo: UNSYNC deskbar-applet10:00
\shdholbach: grmpf...wuff10:00
stratusnice, at least my deskbar-applet won't break in my next dapper update now.10:00
dholbach\sh: don't worry ;)10:00
\shstratus: depends :)10:00
stratusif you don't copy the sid one over the dholbach package, it won't.10:01
\shdholbach: na...there is a mismanagement between mom and this surprising upload :)10:01
stratusi'm sure10:01
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stratusbtw, you're right about debpartial-mirror that sync makes sense10:01
\shdholbach: but well...it was before the mom lists were there...10:02
stratusis the deskbar-applet version confusing that script called 'mom' (is it a script name, right?)10:02
stratusdebpartial-mirror version is 0.2.10ubuntu1 and deskbar-applet is 0.8.5-0ubuntu110:02
stratusdo you see the -0 ? i think 'mom' or whatever isn't ready to handle it10:03
\shstratus: no..mom was running before the upload and got the old deskbar-applet in ubuntu and the new debian one10:03
\shstratus: and now we had one report to many and wrong...but this happens once a while...no problem10:03
\shstratus: mom handles it quite well..10:04
stratushmm, i know nothing about this process, but i half understood what you mean10:04
stratusah, ok if mom is aware of -0, np here10:04
\shstratus: well..it didn't catch the new upload to ubuntu, with the newer version..10:04
\shdholbach: I'll tell sistpoty to write a small comparison script between dapper-changes and our list...,)10:05
stratusbut i think it's trivial to fix, i didn't read a line of code of this 'mom' though10:05
dholbach\sh: nevermind about deskbar-applet :)10:06
stratusthe -0 one would be a subtle bug.10:06
stratusdholbach, i care!10:06
\shstratus: it has nothing to do with mom...it was just a coincidence of many unforseen things and stupid motu which didn't check the dapper-changes list of uploads...nothing else10:06
stratus\sh, ok thanks.10:07
\shstratus: again...mom is right....the upload of dholbach was after the first run of MoM...and MoM couldn't see the new ubuntu version because it wasn't there10:07
stratus\sh, i see, so basically you asked elmo to sync based on a 'old' report from MoM.10:08
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mdkePhoul, deb http://soulmachine.net/breezy unstable/ i think10:12
\shstratus: yes10:12
\shstratus: but even if he tries now, there should be no harm, cause of the greater version number of the ubuntu version10:14
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stratus\sh, i see10:16
\shdholbach: I hope we can avoid those issues in dapper+1 :)10:17
dholbachnot to worry :)10:17
\shdholbach: workflow optimization :)10:18
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\shelmo: thx :)10:26
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dholbachhave a nice weekend10:35
\shdholbach: u too :)10:36
dholbach:)10:36
mvohave fun!10:38
\shmvo: fun?10:40
mvo\sh: yes, anything wrong with fun :) ?10:40
\shmvo: well...I had fun enough today ... now for the serious work :)10:41
mvooh? I had a lot of work today, so I look forward for fun10:41
mvowell, actually I'm looking forward to my bed :P10:42
\shmvo: it's friday..you are in bochum...bermuda-dreieck :)10:43
mvoit's snowing like crazy here :)10:43
\shwhat?10:43
\shin kerpen it's only windy 10:43
mvoseriously, it's snowing and there is a lot of wind10:43
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mvokerpen? isn't that the michael schuchmacher town?10:44
\shmvo: yes10:45
\shand no snow...only wind10:45
\shmvo: you should be lucky :) snow in bochum..when was it the last time that it was snowing in november?10:47
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mvo\sh: that's right10:49
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mhzjdub: ping11:10
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xhakerBenC, you there?11:11
\shit's friday....11:13
mdkecome back seb128!11:13
\shI think even in BenC timezone is now the end of a working week :)11:14
neuralisinfinity: ping11:15
xhaker\sh, do you happen to know how to proceed to get the new kernel pickup the firmwares..  they changed place in this kernel..maybe what is needed is some hotplug change?11:16
\shxhaker: sorry...I didn't try out the new kernel..no time for this...next week it's time for more breaking fun11:17
xhaker;)11:17
xhakeri've already "broke" X today11:17
fabbionexhaker: yes, there is a transition going on. See u-d-a11:17
fabbionesit wait and be patience11:18
neuralisinfinity: http://www.futhark.ch/mysql/115.html11:18
xhakersomehow the /usr/X11R6/X was missing.. just made a sumlonk11:18
\shfabbione: pfft...you should sit with your wife and watch tv or playing cards...it's friday ;)11:18
xhakersymlink... my girlfriend was kissing me :S "sumlok"11:18
xhakerlol11:18
fabbione\sh: she went to sleep at 7:30 or something11:19
xhakerfabbione, sorry the probabel silly question u-d-a?11:19
\shubuntu-devel-announce ml11:19
\shfabbione: oh...11:19
fabbioneubuntu-devel-announce ml11:19
mhzmdke: what do you think of http://wiki.edubuntu.org/UbuntuRequestDay11:20
xhakerhe. i'm only subsribed to the devel no the announce one thansk11:20
mdkemhz, crazy :)11:21
mhzmdke: but would you ?11:21
fabbionegood night everybody11:22
mhznite fabbione 11:22
xhakernite11:22
mdkemhz, nope11:22
mhzmdke: ok11:22
\shcu fabbione have a nice weekend11:22
mdkedoes anyone know how to get edit bug privileges on gnome bugzilla?11:22
mdkeif its possible11:23
neuralisi just realized we now have mdke, mdz, mdy, and mhz around here :)11:25
mdkeheh11:25
mhzhehe11:25
mdkemako too11:25
mdkeso, gnome bugzilla11:25
neuralismdke: well, mako, kiko and doko ;)11:26
mhzheheh11:26
mdke:)11:26
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\shelmo: please sync discover-data , dmraid from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes ok, thx11:30
Phoulmdke11:30
PhoulI want e17 but i cant find it11:31
mdkePhoul, it's in that repository I posted you too11:31
PhoulI already tried that11:32
PhoulI did apt-get install enlightenment and i got e1611:32
tsengguys, this is not a support channel11:32
PhoulI guess i should to apt-get install e17?11:32
ChipzzPhoul: that's because that is not how you install it11:32
PhoulHow do you install it?11:32
PhoulIts not in synaptic11:33
mdkePhoul, #ubuntu pls11:33
Phoulchip?11:33
mdkethat repo has it, don't be fooled by the 16.9 version number11:33
PhoulI cant follow the convos in there11:33
PhoulHow do i find it then!11:33
\shPhoul: in #ubuntu11:34
PhoulIs mdke and chip in there?11:34
mdkenope11:34
mdkepm me if you like11:34
PhoulOkayu11:34
mhzmdke: what has changed in wiki to make it fast? (afaik you updated Bug 16636)11:34
mdkemhz, i guess elmo did some server magic or something11:35
mhzoh, ok11:35
Phoulmdke i pmed you11:35
elmomdke: no, spiv fixed it - it was a weird corner case with launchpad authentication and how moin handles page subscriptions which made page saving insanely slow11:36
mdkeelmo, take the credit!11:36
mhzelmo: thx for the info11:37
\shelmo: thx, but actually you will get a last request for today :)11:37
\shafter that I put myself to bed11:38
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\shelmo: please sync dcgui from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes ok, thx11:39
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tsengIgnoring ALL from \sh11:41
\shhehe11:41
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