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raphinkRiddell, \sh_away : you're around?01:50
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jameshMithrandir: about your pkg-config question: no.  If a package is a private dependency, then its interface shouldn't be exposed at all.02:39
jameshMithrandir: so the -I flags shouldn't be included02:39
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fabbionemorning guys06:25
magnonhey :)06:25
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pittiGood morning07:42
zakamehi pitti , afternoon :)07:42
ajmitchhi pitti 07:42
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crimsunelmo: please sync yasm from Sid, thanks08:05
crimsunelmo: scratch that, sorry08:06
sivangGood morning all!08:07
crimsun'morning08:07
zakamehi sivang :D08:07
sivanghey zakame , 'sup?08:08
sivangpitti: Morning Martin!08:09
pittiHi sivang 08:09
zakamesivang: here in the local internet cafe, I dragged my desktop all the way here so I could dist-upgrade my chroots ;)08:10
sivangzakame: wow, this is extreme :)08:10
zakamesivang: wish I had a laptop though :(08:10
zakameor a shuttle08:11
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sivangheh08:11
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mike_douglasI have a feeling that the latest Xorg open source ATI drivers are frying my chip.09:14
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fabbionemike_douglas: what arch?09:15
mike_douglasx8609:15
fabbioneand what release? dapper?09:15
fabbioneor breezy?09:15
mike_douglasdapper09:15
fabbionepossibly09:15
mike_douglas:)09:15
mike_douglasIts the "interference" while totem is playing a mp3 leaking through other windows when black is displayed.09:16
fabbionewhat chipset do you have? r300 or higher?09:16
mike_douglasr25009:16
fabbioneweird but possible09:17
viviersfive seen some issues with xorg and the new ati cards09:17
mike_douglaslooks like it isn't doing any permanent damage, I can move the totem window around, and the "interference" leaks through at different places.09:18
fabbioneviviersf: yes. so do i09:22
viviersffabbione, like blank X , blank terminals etc ?09:27
fabbioneno09:28
viviersfthats what i got 09:29
viviersfkernels framebuffer sumtimes waste ati completely09:29
viviersfnot that big problem09:29
viviersfjust disable the fb and all is well09:30
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dholbachhello09:53
mvogood morning dholbach !09:54
magnonhey daniel09:54
dholbachhey mvo, magnon :)09:55
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dholbachhi pietrus 10:12
dholbachpitti :)10:12
pitti_Hi dholbach 10:13
ajmitchwb pitti :)10:14
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Mithrandirdoko: hmm, where has libc6-i386-dev gone?10:22
dokoMithrandir: it did never exist10:25
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Mithrandirdoko: ok, any plans on changing that?10:26
seb128do we do autosync every day from Debian nowadays?10:28
dokosure, it's currently delayed. jbailey is working on it10:28
Mithrandirdoko: ok, coolie10:30
lifelessDiziet: ping10:31
rob1hi, just a quick one:10:32
rob1for dapper, what will be the preferred way to install packages without a .desktop file?10:32
seb128elmo: gnome-doc-utils sync (if we don't autosync) please10:38
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Keybukpitti: so, I have a cute bug for you10:53
pittiHi Keybuk 10:53
Keybukpostgresql tells me the packages I have installed are obsolete, and to fix it I need to install the same packages that I have installed :)10:53
pittiKeybuk: yes, known10:53
Keybukthought it might be10:53
pittiKeybuk: fixed in postgresql-common version 3510:53
Keybukdo I need to change packages?10:54
Mithrandirpitti: please review http://people.ubuntu.com/~tfheen/sane-backends/10:59
pittiKeybuk: well, 8.0 is obsolete, yes11:00
pittiKeybuk: -common 35 shoudl display the correct note11:00
ajmitchpitti: we're up to postgresql 9.0 already? :)11:00
pittiMithrandir: will do today, still busy with my server11:00
pittiajmitch: 9.0? no, 8.111:00
ajmitchgood11:00
Mithrandirpitti: ok, take your time and ping me when you've looked at it.11:01
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Keybukpitti: I have -7.4 not -8.011:01
Mithrandirpitti: it's kinda annoying to see the "you have an obsolete version installed" note twice on each and every upgrade..11:01
Keybukthe note seems a little extreme11:01
pittiKeybuk: for sid and sarge that's fine, for dapper 8.1 will be the only supported version11:02
KeybukI don't think we should show it at all, they might have a perfectly valid reason for having 7.411:02
pittiMithrandir: twice?11:02
Keybukdatabase upgrades aren't trivial11:02
pittiKeybuk: somehow admins have to be pointed to the fact that the packages they have installed are not supported any more, and not even in the archive11:02
pittiKeybuk: with pg_upgradecluster it should be reasonably easy11:02
Mithrandirpitti: yes, twice.11:03
Keybuktwice for me too11:03
pittiKeybuk: leaving the admin totally uninformed is certainly not the right way either?11:03
Mithrandirpitti: if the packages aren't in the archive any more, it will show up in "obsolete packages" in aptitude or dselect.11:03
Keybukpitti: we don't note for unsupported kernels11:03
pittihm, will look at the twice bug, doesn't happen for me11:03
Keybukso yeah, I think leaving the admin to notice the old-fashioned way is fine11:03
pittiMithrandir: well, for Debian; but for Ubuntu they moved to universe11:04
\shgood morning gentlemen11:04
Mithrandirpitti: so on installations with just "main", they'll show up as obsolete.11:04
pittiKeybuk: I could restrict the note to be displayed just once. ever.11:04
crimsunKeybuk: just read your e-mail RE: wpasupplicant. Any suggestions on the numbering?11:04
pittiMithrandir: right, but they are not udated in universe either11:04
Keybukcrimsun: don't do it in rcS11:05
Keybukthere isn't a place you can put it11:05
Mithrandirpitti: why not get them removed from universe, then?  It's not supposed to be a dumping ground.11:05
ajmitchdoko: was there a decision on the python version to use for zope products?11:05
Keybukinstead tell me what the requirements are for when/how to run wpa_supplicant, and we'll work out a udev rule or if-pre-up.d script for it11:05
pittiMithrandir: I will eventually11:05
pittiMithrandir: they moved to universe a week ago, I thought I leave them there for some more weeks transition time11:05
dokoajmitch: which zope products, which zope versions?11:06
crimsunKeybuk: it needs to be run before a wifi interface is brought up11:06
Keybukcrimsun: /etc/network/if-pre-up.d seems the right place then :)11:06
ajmitchdoko: the ones I accepted to merge on http://revu.tauware.de/~sistpoty/MoM/index.py?state=accepted, and any others we may touch11:06
crimsunKeybuk: ok, so should I be touching that, or will you handle it?11:06
Keybukcrimsun: you can handle it11:07
Keybukit's a universe package11:07
ajmitchdoko: I didn't recall if you said that there'd be a shift of all products for 2.7, 2.8 to python 2.411:07
crimsunKeybuk: thanks for the pointers11:07
doko2.x runs with 2.3, 3.x with 2.411:07
ajmitchok, so the status quo remains11:07
Keybukcrimsun: in if-pre-up.d you get a bunch of environment variables that tell you which interface is being brought up -- you should then check that it's a wireless and needs wpa, and start the supplicant for that interface11:08
ajmitchI don't think we have any zope 3.x products in ubuntu apart from schooltool, right?11:08
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ajmitchor is that schoolbell? :)11:08
crimsunKeybuk: ok11:09
\shcrimsun: another solution is /etc/network/interfaces....#11:09
\shcrimsun: there is somewhere a howto where the script will be called during initializing the interfaces11:09
Keybuk\sh: that's the same as if-pre-up.d11:09
\shKeybuk: ah yes...u r right..(I'm just still sleeping)11:10
Mithrandirelmo: please sync quagga from unstable.  Overriding ubuntu changes is ok.11:10
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pittiMithrandir: I already requested that last week...11:11
pittiMithrandir: I think he already did11:11
\shinfinity: can u have a look at ardour_0.99.3ubuntu1 it has a scons problem *grmpf*11:12
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infinity\sh : Meh, I already fixed this problem during the breezy cycle.  Unless it's developed a new one...11:21
infinityOh, or the changes didn't make it in into the dapper chroots, due to some fantastic timing.11:22
infinity\sh : Will fix.11:22
\shinfinity: thx :)11:22
\shinfinity: and yes I hate scons too :) the 99999 build system .. grrr11:23
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infinityelmo / Znarl : crested appears to be down.11:27
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Mithrandirpitti: you didn't close the bug. :-P11:32
pittiMithrandir: no, not yet11:32
Mithrandirpitti: well, it's synced, so I'll close the bug.11:34
pittiMithrandir: oh, did you close it just now? I can't find it any more11:34
Mithrandirpitti: approximately five seconds ago, yes.11:34
pittik, thanks11:34
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infinityelmo / Znarl : Would be nice if one of you could poke floe with a stick too, if/when you smack crested around.11:44
hungerAre the breezy CDs broken?11:46
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hungerI downloaded one yesterday and it fails to install (ubuntu-minimal depending on xfsprogs which is not going to get installed).11:46
hungermd5sum is correct.11:47
ajmitchhunger: I'd say we would have heard a large outcry if they all failed to install11:47
hungerajmitch: That is what I was thinking as well...11:47
hungerajmitch: Probably it is my CDROM acting up or something.11:48
Znarlinfinity : floe and crested are down?  :/11:48
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StevenKhunger: I misread that as '* hunger goes ...' :-)11:49
infinityZnarl : crested looks completely down, floe is responding to pings, but I left an SSH connection attempt sitting there for a few minutes and never got to a prompt.  So it's either VERY loaded (possible), or half dead.11:49
infinityZnarl : I'll try longer to get to floe, but crested seems very much gone.11:50
infinityStevenK : Most of our machines are types of penguins.  A few machines break that rule here and there.11:51
StevenKAhhhh.11:51
StevenKNow it mostly makes sense.11:51
Mithrandirelmo: please sync libgc from unstable, overriding ubuntu changes is ok11:51
MithrandirDiziet: would you mind if I assigned the mozilla merge to you?11:52
Znarlinfinity : I just kicked both machines.11:52
MithrandirZnarl: no wonder they break if you go around kicking them.. ;-)11:52
ZnarlI only kick the broken ones!11:53
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Keybuk...mmm...forbidden christmas cake...11:54
Kamionok, the gfxboot patch is officially hideous11:55
Keybukgfxboot?11:55
Kamionhttp://wiki.ubuntu.com/CdBootloader11:55
Keybukahh11:56
KamionI'm at 3800-odd lines of assembly patches at the moment11:56
Keybukthose are the best, aren't they11:56
KeybukI find sdiff/meld/etc. much better for those kinds of things, as you can actually read the new and old code how they're supposed to be11:57
KinnisonKeybuk: How is it forbidden?11:57
ogradholbach, ping11:58
KamionKeybuk: I have no particular problem reading the patch; it's just that it's HUGE11:58
StevenKKinnison: It isn't Christmas yet?11:59
dholbachogra: pong11:59
KinnisonStevenK: so?11:59
StevenKKeybuk: Damn it, now I want Christmas cake.11:59
KinnisonStevenK: It's just practice11:59
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Keybukxmas cake or xmas pud?11:59
Kinnisoncake12:00
KamionStevenK, Mithrandir: BTW, looking at scrollback, there's no "pccardmgr" to replace cardmgr; most of what cardmgr did has moved into the kernel, and the rest is a few udev rules and helpers.12:00
KeybukI bought mine from the Frankfurt xmas market12:00
MithrandirKamion: ook.12:00
KinnisonKeybuk: heh12:00
StevenKKamion: Wheeee! That's cool.12:00
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StevenKKamion: If I was an ftp-master, I'd kick pcmcia-cs out the archive, put it back and then kick it out again.12:01
StevenKCome to think of it, I did that at work for a package.12:01
KeybukStevenK: and this is why you're not an ftp-master ... :o)12:01
Kamionwell, there still seem to be a few bugs in the new world order, e.g. https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2015412:01
StevenKKeybuk: I happen to be one at work ... :-)12:01
Kamionnot that I can reproduce it with any of the 16-bit PCMCIA or CardBus cards that I have lying around here, including one with the same manfid as the report12:01
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StevenKHe does.12:05
KamionStevenK: we went through a lot of this, yeah12:06
Kamionit all seems sane :(12:06
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StevenKSilly card in bozo mode? I mean, nothing about the card shows up in udev.12:07
ograpitti, ping12:07
pitti_Hi ogra 12:07
ograpitti_, do you plan to update libnotify ? 12:07
KamionStevenK: 16-bit cards don't12:08
pitti_ogra: I thought seb128 already did that12:08
ograpitti_,  g-p-m needs the newer version12:08
StevenKThat'd be right.12:08
KamionStevenK: well, not in the same way anyway12:08
pitti_ogra: I don't have any plans in that regard12:08
ograpitti_, we have 0.2.112:08
ograit needs 0.2.212:08
ograok12:08
KamionCardBus cards just behave as normal hotpluggable PCI cards; other cards *should* appear in /sys/bus/pcmcia/devices/ ...12:09
KamionI'm claiming kernel bug at the moment but I don't know exactly where12:09
StevenKIn either case, it was about time PCMCIA was dragged into line, kicking and screaming.12:10
seb128pitti_, ogra: I'll update it now12:11
ograseb128, thanks a lot :)12:12
seb128np12:12
zygaogra: please remind me to send you updated hwdb-client sometime later12:12
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ograzyga, i'll put it in bzr during this week, its on my todo list12:13
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zygaogra: oh, cool send me the url then it'll be easier12:15
ograzyga, it will show up somewhere there: http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/bzr-archive/12:16
zygak, thanks12:16
ograi'll ping you 12:16
mvozyga: did you added i18n?12:21
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zygamvo: as usual :)12:25
zygamvo: s/ed//12:25
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seb128elmo: libnotify  notification-daemon syncs from Debian experimental please12:25
mvozyga: nice! did you used language-selector/gdebi as a example? or something completely new?12:26
zygamvo: I patched the source, I didn't do packaging yet but I plan to use l-s as an example, unless you have anything cleaner around12:26
Riddellelmo: ping, can you look at the problem with akode 2-rc1-1ubuntu2?12:27
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mvozyga: I think nowdays gdebi is a bit better, but the idea is always the same. I try to avoid auto* and use distutils/setup.py as much as possible 12:27
zygaI'll check out gdebi then, I didn't really read it yet, apart from DebPackage.py12:28
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zygamvo: any chance to merge DebPackage into python-apt?12:28
mvozyga: a pretty good one, just a matter of time12:29
mvo:)12:29
zygamvo: k, need to think about base class then :)12:29
mvozyga: yes, that's another issue. but I'm sure we can come up with something sensible12:30
zygame too12:30
lbmmvo: where can i find gdebi sources?12:33
lbmneed them for i18n if possible12:33
mvolbm: either use bzr and "bzr get http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/bzr/gdebi--main/"12:34
mvolbm: or apt-get source gdebi on dapper12:34
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lbmmvo: oh, that's why i couldn't find it in your baz archive :)12:34
mvolbm: heh :) yes. I'll move to bzr for all stuff eventually, it's *so* nice12:37
lbmmvo: greeeeeeeeeat!12:39
ograbazaar is dead, long live bazaar ;)12:41
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lbmmvo: i get a whole lot of errors when trying to intltool-update -g gdebi -m12:41
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mvolbm: let me check12:43
lbm:)12:43
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mvolbm: pleae update, I fixed the missing DebPackage.py. the remaining looks like harmless errors where intltool doesn't understand """ strings12:49
lbmmvo: thanks, i'll try12:49
lbmhmm, how do i pull the updates with bzr i might ask? :)12:50
mvolbm: either "bzr merge" or "bzr pull" :)12:50
lbmmvo: oh, i used pull, but bzr didn't mention anything about any updates other than 0 conflicts12:51
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mvolbm: try "bzr diff" then12:51
Kinnisonlbm: bzr is the strong and silent type12:52
lbmi use a outdated version clearly (breezy)12:52
lbmKinnison: sure is :)12:52
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Kinnisonhey mvo12:52
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lbmmvo: typo in GDebi.py:16901:00
mvolbm: if you have a location on the web where you can push your branch, I'm happy to merge it from there01:03
lbmmvo: oh, i think it would be a little overkill to have my own branch :)01:04
mvolbm: not really, it's easy/cheap with bzr. but I can of course fix it the "traditional" way :)01:04
Kamionyou already do, by virtue of checking out mvo's01:05
Kamiona checkout is a branch; pull keeps you in sync as long as the branches haven't diverged01:05
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lbmyes, but i have it locally01:06
mvolbm: thanks, I fixed the typo, please merge (you may have to re-run make update-po)01:09
\shinfinity: thx for fixing it :)01:09
lbmmvo: thanks, i never use make update-po, i use intltool-update directly, but anyway :)01:10
mvolbm: oh, ok01:10
mvofine as well :)01:10
lbmthanks01:10
lbmmvo: "After installing a dependency problem was found."01:20
lbmthis is a little hard to understand01:20
mvolbm: right. it's a error message that should never be displayed. if it is shown then the dependency resolution did something very stupid01:22
mvolbm: I agree that it should be redone01:22
lbmmvo: okay, i'll figure it out :)01:22
mvosomething like: "Internal error, please report the following information as a bug: After installing a dependency problem was found"" ?01:22
infinityA comma would help there, a lot.01:22
infinity"After installation, a dependency problem was found" or "A dependency problem was found after installation"01:23
infinityI assume that's what you mean anyway.01:23
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HiddenWolfhow can one be found _after_ installation?01:24
lbmalso my thought :)01:24
infinityExactly why it's never supposed to happen. :)01:24
mvoit means that gdebi screwed up and I deserve a good kicking01:25
mvoso let's hope it is never displayed :)01:25
Riddelljbailey!01:25
mvoRiddell: I can't build adept, it looks like the build-deps are incomplete? it complains about missing libtagcol01:26
Simiramorning jbailey 01:26
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Riddellmvo: quite possibly, I'll add that to my things to fix today, a lot of KDE things are blocking on jbailey fixing cdbs for me though :)01:27
jbaileyHeya Jonathan, Karianne (and everyone!)01:28
mvoRiddell: no problem, I will look into it again if I find time01:28
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mvo:)01:28
mvolbm: please merge again, I updated the error text01:31
lbmmvo: i will01:31
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lbmmvo: "No entry for '%s' found"01:34
lbmwhat relation?01:34
mvolbm: it's for missing entries in the deb package, e.g. a missing "Maintainer" field01:35
lbmmvo: oh, could you make a note about it in the source?01:36
mvolbm: done and pushed, thanks01:36
lbmmvo: great, thanks01:36
jbaileyRiddell: What have you done already to troubleshoot the cdbs failure?  I'm a bit busy today, so if I can avoid hacking on this I'd rather.  If it's truly blocking you, I'll fix it but it would be useful to know what you've done already.01:40
Riddelljbailey: it's failed on recursive.sh test, there doesn't seem to be any output in the build log saying why.  It compiles fine in my dapper chroot and pbuilder01:41
Riddellso I'm stuck01:41
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dholbachKamion, mdz: can you please promote libgtkmm-2.4-1c2a to main?01:49
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Kamping_Kaiseris here the place to ask about a broken package?01:51
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jbaileyRiddell: Is cdbs installed in your chroot?01:54
Riddelljbailey: yes01:55
fabbioneKamping_Kaiser: -> #ubuntu01:55
Kamping_Kaiserfabbione: ok01:55
fabbioneor otherwise open a bug in bugzilla01:55
jbaileyRiddell: Can you pls confirm for me that it fails if you uninstall it?01:55
Kamping_Kaiserfabbione: just want to know if it's known, so I'll ask ther thanks01:55
fabbionesearch in bugzilla than01:55
Kamping_Kaisermmm. 01:56
Riddelljbailey: it still compiles01:57
Riddellwith cdbs uninstalled01:57
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jbaileyRiddell: No idea, then.  Probably best to set -x in there and look at the output from the buildd then.01:58
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Riddelljbailey: the buildd log gives no output other than that recursive.sh failed02:00
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Kamiondholbach: done02:03
dholbachKamion: merci beaucoup02:03
jbaileyRiddell: Right.  But recursive.sh is a shell script.02:03
jbaileyRiddell: Just hack it to actually provide output.02:03
Riddelland re-upload?02:04
jbaileyRiddell: Unless you can think of a way to get the info otherwise.  Adam or LaMont might have another solution for you.02:05
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lifelessDiziet: around ?02:08
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infinityRiddell : Which fialure are you looking at?.. Package, version, arch.  I can probably help dig deeper.02:11
Riddellinfinity: cdbs 0.4.30ubuntu402:14
Dizietlifeless: Hello.02:14
infinityOh, it's CDBS itself failing?... I thought you meants CDBS was breaking other stuff.02:15
infinitys/meants/meant/02:15
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Riddellinfinity: yes, the packages itself02:15
DizietI was about to start lunch but I'll put it off :-).02:15
Riddellinfinity: but as I say it compiles fine in pbuilder and chroot02:15
Dizietmithrandir: mozilla merge> Yes, I see you assigned it to me.  That's sensible.02:16
lifelessDiziet: I'm off to sleep :[02:18
lifelessDiziet: can you be around at 1200Z tomorrow ?02:18
DizietYes.02:18
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lifelessI *should* be back from aikido then02:19
DizietYou mean 1200 UTC I hope ?02:19
lifelessyes02:19
DizietYour mail had something confusing about `your 1100Z is my Monday 2200Z'.02:19
lifeless22.75 hours from now02:19
DizietRight.02:19
DizietSleep well and talk to you then.02:20
lifelessok, ciao02:20
Diziet(Next time, feel free to phone me if I seem unresponsive on IRC.)02:20
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fabbionehey Diziet 02:25
fabbioneDiziet: got a minute?02:26
sivangKeybuk: I want to help with bootchar, should I just install it on my dapper?02:28
StevenKJesus, five minutes to build clanlib. Rothera must be a *beast*.02:30
Keybuksivang: yup, it's in the dapper archive (in universe)02:30
sivangKeybuk: how do you get the results of the bootcharintg?02:32
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Keybuksivang: png files in /var/log/bootchart02:34
Kamionis Fabian Franz here?02:35
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siretartKamion: he doesnt irc02:36
siretartKamion: at ubz he told me email or icq was the best way to contact him02:37
slomoelmo: please sync mp3gain from debian/unstable... ubuntu changes can be dropped02:38
Dizietfabbione: Can I get back to you after I've had my lunch ?02:39
fabbioneDiziet: one very fast thing.. i am almost off.. i am suppsed to merge gs-esp and gs-gpl02:41
fabbioneDiziet: but i saw you are pretty familiar with that code02:41
fabbioneDiziet: do you want to take them and i will do a couple of your merges?02:41
fabbione(you can answer whenever you want)02:42
Dizietsure02:43
DizietThat sound sensible.02:44
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Kamionsiretart: ICQ? How retro. In any case I've found a better contact person.02:47
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fabbioneDiziet: ok. thanks. point me to a couple of merges from your and i will take care of them02:49
StevenKelmo: If you wouldn't mind, could you whitelist me for dapper-changes? I've sent the mail to upload@ul.o. Thanks.02:49
fabbioneDiziet: gs-* are 19191 and 1919202:50
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slomoseb128: ping? when do you plan to upload firefox-fixed liferea?03:09
seb128slomo: in fact it doesn't break for me03:10
seb128slomo: feel free to fix it if you have the issue03:11
infinityIt's not liferea+firefox that's broken, it's liferea+gtkhtml.03:12
infinitySwitching to the mozilla/firefox backend FIXES it.03:12
slomohmm, for me both are broken03:13
slomofirefox/mozilla doesn't work at all, gtkhtml crashes sometimes03:13
zakameseb128: ping, about hardware-monitor, could I loosen the b-d on libgtop2-dev?  sispoty asked me about it.. :)03:13
infinity"doesn't work at all"?03:13
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seb128_re03:14
infinityslomo : You're aware that the mozilla backend doesn't do much of anything useful without liferea-mozilla installed, right?03:14
slomoinfinity: i can't choose it in the settings... and liferea can't be compiled against current firefox03:14
seb128_slomo: <seb128> slomo: feel free to fix it if you have the issue03:14
zakameseb128_: ping, about hardware-monitor, could I loosen the b-d on libgtop2-dev?  sispoty asked me about it.. :)03:14
slomoinfinity: i have liferea-mozilla installed03:14
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slomoinfinity: http://pastebin.com/44090503:16
seb128_zakame: 03:16
seb128_$ grep libgtop configure.ac                         libgtop-2.0 >= 2.6.0)03:16
seb128_zakame: it does Depends on it03:16
dholbachslomo, infinity: there's a new upstream version it seems03:17
slomoinfinity, seb128: i put it on my todo list then...03:17
infinitysivang : It doesn't crash constantly?03:17
slomodholbach: doesn't fix it, doesn't compile against ff 1.503:17
dholbachnice :)03:17
slomodholbach: and cvs is completely outdated ;)03:18
dholbachi thought so, the ChangeLog looked weird03:18
sivanginfinity: this is un-fu$#%$# beliveable, it's been running for 30 minutes now and the minue I said it doesn't creash, it crashed . phew03:18
sivanginfinity: and I 've been switching channel, reading my feeds as usual..03:18
zakameseb128_: ok, thanks :D03:18
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slomosivang: hehe, sometimes it works some time, sometimes it crashes instantly ;)03:18
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seb128_zakame: why do you want to drop the b-d ?03:19
sivangslomo: so, you have a backtrace of that or is it not really needed with --debug-all ?03:19
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slomosivang: backtrace for the crash? yes, there is one in malone... but i first want to try a rebuild (and need to fix the firefox backend for that...)... maybe the gtkhtml crash is caused by newer gtkhtml2...03:20
zakameseb128_: no, not dropping the b-d, but relaxing it... your last merge set it to >= 2.9.0, and sispoty noted it03:21
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Kamionok, so gfxboot is infeasible for now, and we can't display all native language names in normal syslinux on the console03:21
Kamionmaybe I should just use the simple menu system and display English names for each language03:22
seb128_zakame: that's to build with the new version of the lib after a soname change probably03:22
zakamegfxboot? is that what frans pop announced?03:22
Kamionzakame: no03:22
seb128_zakame: it can probably be synced from Debian03:22
infinityRiddell : Your new cdbs upload build-deps on sometihng from universe (db2latex-xsl)03:23
zakameseb128: ah, ok I'll try rebuilding the debian source to verify, then prolly mark sync03:23
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infinityKamion : Infeasible, just due to the size and hair-factor of the patch?03:24
Kamioninfinity: right03:24
KamionI've mailed the SuSE guys asking for help03:24
Kamionbut I think for the moment we have to operate on the assumption that we won't get it03:25
infinityWhat was the appeal?... Just getting the language selection in early enough to internationalise the syslinux help text?03:27
infinityslomo : Odd, both modules load for me, and I'm completely up to date.03:29
slomoinfinity: do you have mozilla installed? maybe this is used... but actually i got it to compile with an ugly hack now... let's see if it works ;)03:30
pitticarlos: ping03:30
carlospitti, pong03:30
Riddellinfinity: oh foo, thanks for pointing that out03:30
pitticarlos: I need to update the language packs around tomorrow, to include locales in them03:31
pitticarlos: what's the status of Rosetta?03:31
pitticarlos: if necessary, I use just buildd output03:31
carlospitti, no way I can provide you an update with that sort time03:31
pitticarlos: but maybe we can combine this with anouther rosetta test03:31
slomoinfinity: yes works... i'll upload it in some minutes... can you tell me if it works for you too?03:31
pitticarlos: ok, fine for me03:31
infinityslomo : Hrm, no, no mozilla, but oddly enough, thunderbird also provides xpcom.so and libgtkembedmoz.so, I wonder if liferea is being exceedingly clever and hunting out that copy.03:31
slomoinfinity: no idea... but please report back if the version i upload still works for you or if i've broken it for you... and if the gtkhtml backend is still unstable for you ;)03:36
Kamioninfinity: oh, wow, the SuSE guy replied immediately saying he was nearly done with the port03:37
mjg59Kamion: What does gfxboot do?03:38
Kamionmjg59: VESA graphical menu in syslinux03:38
mjg59Oh, right03:39
mjg59Nifty03:39
KamionFabian has a patch to make it fall back to text mode in some cases, which we may be able to abuse to make it not break on machines without working VESA03:39
mjg59Cool03:39
mjg59Oh, I've hacked up support for freezing framebuffers over suspend/resume03:40
mjg59So far, vesafb still doesn't survive03:40
mjg59I'm investigating further03:40
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mjg59Kamion: What's the udeb name for the partitioner?03:42
Kamionmjg59: it's made up of several udebs: partman-*03:42
mjg59Kamion: What source package do they come from?03:43
Mithrandirpartman-*03:43
mjg59Oh. Heh.03:43
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mjg59I keep getting confused by source packages not showing up in apt-cache search03:45
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slomohm, does someone know why debian has libmysqlclient15-dev but we only have libmysqlclient14-dev? will we get mysql 5.0 later or is it safe to b-d on 14?04:05
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pittiis it legitime for a package to ship files in /var/lib?04:12
Mithrandirwhy shouldn't it be?04:13
pittiMithrandir: dunno, it's pretty unusual04:14
pittiMithrandir: I would like to ship /var/lib/locales/supported.d/<lang> in language-pack-<lang>04:14
jbaileypitti: grep "/var" /var/lib/dpkg/info/*list04:15
jbailey shows a reasonable number of them.04:15
pittijbailey: I did exactly that04:15
Mithrandirpitti: /var/lib/update-notifier/user.d files are fairly common?04:15
pittijbailey: most of the stuff are directories, but some files are there, too04:15
pittiMithrandir: actually not (that would be wrong), but tetex uses it heavily04:15
Mithrandirpitti: ispell dictionaries are defined there too, it seems.04:16
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pittiok, thanks guys04:16
pittiseems like it is not totally unreasonable then04:16
jbaileypitti: Does it still look good time-wise?  I can aim to have the new glibc uploaded end of dayish here with the updated localegen.04:17
jbaileypitti: Or do you want me to wait until the new locales package is uploaded and then I'll drop it.04:17
pittijbailey: I think with some luck I can get test packages today04:18
pittijbailey: I think you should drop glibc's locale package later04:18
jbaileypitti: Nice!04:18
pittijbailey: first, this will give us a more realistic upgrade test, second it shouldn't hurt04:18
jbaileyRight.  And that way the new binary is there for you to use.04:18
pittijbailey: however, I might need the updated gettext code from belocs04:19
jbaileypitti: Shall we sync up in a couple of hours and see?04:19
pittiyes04:19
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pittijbailey: do we actually need the locale-gen modification?04:21
jbaileyThe spec says to do it, and I think they did some tests at UBZ.04:21
pittijbailey: per-language generation could also be done by {install,remove}-language-lcoales04:21
jbaileyOf course, the person who'd know best just left ;)04:21
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Lathiatstub: sorry :)04:22
pittijbailey: I can't just completely remove the scripts since unfortunately the langpack postrm's call remove-l-l without checking for its existance04:22
pittijbailey: so installing the old language pack with the new locales package would just break04:23
pittijbailey: oh wait, nevermind; locale-gen needs the parameter anyway04:23
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ograRiddell, any idea what happened to kmessedwords ? it seems not to be in kdeedu anymore ...04:31
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apokryphosogra: its name was changed to Kanagram04:33
ograoh04:33
Riddellogra: now called kanagram04:33
ograthanks04:33
Riddellwhich is, in my humble opinion, not an improvement in the name04:34
HiddenWolfRiddell, fork it. ;)04:34
zakameerr, where's gccmakedep? mas calls it, but its nowhere to be found :(04:34
ograis mdz already around ? 04:35
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jbaileyBenC: Hey!04:37
BenChey04:37
jbaileyBenC: I remember that you looked at locale-gen for LocalesThatDontSuck04:37
jbaileyBenC: pitti and I are implementing pieces of it now.  Do you remember off hand what the differences were between the glibc and belocs versions?04:38
BenCjbailey: I guarantee a build of powerpc64 for -5.7 :)04:38
BenCjbailey: off hand, no04:38
jbaileyBenC: Nice!  That's not a guarnatee that it runs, is it? =)04:38
BenCno, can't guarantee that until I get the G5 running myself :)04:39
DizietHmm.  What was the difficulty with gcc4 on sparc in Breezy ?04:39
BenCjbailey: there shouldn't be much difference, if any though04:39
Dizietfabbione: ping04:39
BenCDiziet: it was bi-arch support being broken04:39
jbaileyDiziet: Seems to work fine.  You thinking of something in particular?04:39
BenCbut I think it's fixed now04:39
DizietFabbione patched gs-gpl to build with 3.4 on sparc.  The question is whether to keep this patch.  The changelog doesn't say why he did it, just that he did.04:40
jbaileyDiziet: The only issue I had was symbol confusion in libcgcc for gcc-3.4 and 4.0 when buliding klibc.04:40
BenCI have a breezy sparc machine with gcc4 running just fine (and building kernels)04:40
BenCah, not sure04:41
jbaileyDiziet: Probably best to check the build log.04:41
jbaileyhttp://bld-3.mmjgroup.com/buildLogs/ has them for hppa and sparc.04:41
Dizietsparc-linux-gnu-gcc  -DHAVE_MKSTEMP -O2 -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -Wmissing-declarations -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-qual -Wwrite-strings -fno-builtin -fno-common -DGX_COLOR_INDEX_TYPE="unsigned long long" -Wall -g -O2  -I./src -I./obj -I./obj -I./src  -o ./obj/zcsdevn.o -c ./src/zcsdevn.ccc1: internal compiler error: Segmentation fault04:43
DizietBefore he switched it to gcc3.404:43
DizietSo I suppose I'll revert the patch and see if it builds now :-).04:43
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ograHRM04:46
ograbzr: ERROR: Not a branch: sftp://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/home/warthogs/archives/seeds.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/seeds/dapper04:46
ograKamion, ^^^ any idea ?04:46
ograi get that for push as well as for pull04:46
pittihm, the dir looks good...04:47
ograyes, i just checked by ssh04:47
pittiogra: 'not a branch' is a very generic error message (that needs improvement); does ssh work?04:47
ograyup04:47
pitti$ sftp sftp://pitti@chinstrap.ubuntu.com/home/warthogs/archives/seeds.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/seeds/dapper04:48
pittiConnecting to chinstrap.ubuntu.com/home/warthogs/archives/seeds.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/seeds/dapper...04:48
pittissh: chinstrap.ubuntu.com/home/warthogs/archives/seeds.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/seeds/dapper: Name or service not known04:48
pittihmmm04:48
ograsftp breakage in ssh ?04:48
pittino idea if sftp is supposed to work with that argument04:49
ograbzr pull sftp://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/home/warthogs/archives/seeds.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/seeds/dapper04:49
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ograshould work at least04:49
pittiogra: try bzr branch chinstrap.ubuntu.com:/home/warthogs...04:51
pittiogra: add the ':' and remove sftp:// ? that works for sftp04:51
ograoh thats new ...04:51
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ograogra@honk:~/seeds/edubuntu/dapper $ bzr branch chinstrap.ubuntu.com:/home/warthogs/archives/seeds.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/seeds/dapper04:52
ograbzr: ERROR: Not a branch: /home/ogra/seeds/edubuntu/dapper/chinstrap.ubuntu.com:/home/warthogs/archives/seeds.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/seeds/dapper04:52
ogranope04:52
Kamionpitti: sftp doesn't understand URLs04:52
pittithat looks weird04:52
ograit somehow concats the path...04:52
Kamionthat's just using a relative path on the local filesystem04:53
ograah, yes04:53
Kamionogra: 'cat .bzr/parent' in your branch, please?04:53
ograsftp://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/home/warthogs/archives/seeds.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/seeds/dapper04:53
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Kamionpull works fine for me with the same branch (though I'm using jamesh's openssh-sftp plugin)04:54
DizietWoohoo!  gs-esp is up to 8.15 in Debian!  No more ancient 7.x crack!04:54
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ograneithe pull nor push works here ...04:55
ograKamion, there are also a lot of ~ files in the /home/warthogs/archives/seeds.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/seeds/dapper dir ... is that normal ?04:56
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mhzhi all04:57
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mhzmako: ping?04:59
Kamionogra: yes, harmless05:01
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ograhmm... not even bzr get works ...05:02
ograi just wiped my local branch and try to get it new ....05:02
Kamion'ssh chinstrap.ubuntu.com' - do you get any messages like the host key having changed?05:03
ogranope05:03
ograworks flawless05:03
ograhmm, bzr get with http works ...05:04
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DizietHrm, if I do as it says in the m-o-m report, the upload confirmation goes to Scott.  Isn't that a bit odd ?05:05
Kamionthat's no longer the case for current MOM-generated packages05:06
Kamion(it uses mom@ubuntu.com in the changelog which the archive will reject until you set it to a real person; I don't know if the instructions have been fixed though)05:07
DizietThis one was generated on 2005-11-08.  Before it was fixed ?05:07
KamionIndeed.05:07
DizietAh, right.05:07
DizietWell, um, this one is going out with Scott's name on it.  I'll fix it for the next one :-).05:07
KamionThis is why several of Scott's recent uploads have had "(really me!)" in the changelog. :-)05:09
Diziet*grin*05:09
ograah, i was already wondering :)05:09
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ograKamion, err, did you rename the branch recently ? 05:13
ograKamion, i had edubuntu/dapper from my last checkot, now i got edubuntu-dapper05:13
ogra*checkout05:13
\shDiziet: dch -a can help with mom...that's the first one I do ... and remove the extra asterisk ;)05:14
\shand I'm quite surprised, that we have now a webinterface for this stupid exchange outlook thing.05:14
\shand everything without vpn or tsystem dialin05:15
ograah, there is a difference between the sftp and http naming schemes ...05:15
ograand now that i installed openssh-sftp.py it seems to work with push .... hmm05:16
Kamionogra: no, I didn't rename it05:17
ograKamion, see above ... i did my last checkout with sftp ... http seems to use edubuntu-dapper instead ...05:17
Kamionindeed05:17
Kamionit's always been that way05:17
ograi didnt use http before ...05:18
Kamionat least if you use http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/, and they have to be named that way because germinate relies on it05:18
ograhmm, the push looks like it will time out ...05:18
Kamionif you use http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/seeds.ubuntu.com/, that has the same layout as on chinstrap05:18
ograah05:18
ograbut that doesnt help for push :/05:19
Kamion/~cjwatson/seeds/ is only a checkoutable mirror by accident due to the way bzr works05:19
Kamiontry current daily bzr05:19
ograi use it ...05:19
ograupgarded 2h ago05:19
Kamiontry 0.6.2 then :-)05:19
ograheh05:19
ograKamion, btw, do you do main promotions currently ? i'd like to get libkdeedu3 promoted to unbreak the edubuntu CD, it was renamed from libkdeedu105:20
ograseems mdz isnt around to do it05:21
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Kamionyes, I do05:26
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ograanything needed from my side ? 05:27
Kamionno, done05:28
ograthanks :)05:28
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ogra1 revision(s) pushed.05:29
ograyippiiie05:29
ogra15min to push a one line change ... weird ...05:29
\shogra: bzr is not fast :)05:30
ograsftp isnt ...05:30
Kamionit takes much less time than that for me05:30
\shbut it just works (tm)05:30
Kamionit *used* to take that much time, but I fixed something; unfortunately I no longer remember what :(05:30
ograi think about maintaining my seeds directly in chinstrap ... pull and get is way faster05:30
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DizietIs it legit to dpkg-source -x the thing from mom, do a test build and edit the changelog, and then dpkg-buildpackage it in the usual way ?05:30
pittiogra: that's what I do05:30
\shDiziet: yes05:31
Kamionas I say it only takes some seconds to push here05:31
pittiDiziet: as opposed to?05:31
Diziet\sh: Good.05:31
ograi like the redundancy for safety ...05:31
KamionDiziet: yes, just keep an eye on *-dropped.patch05:31
DizietThe README has a strange recipe involving signing the .dsc without rebuilding and running dpkg-genchanges separately.05:31
Kamion*.patch for that matter05:31
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pittiogra: oh, I don't directly edit the /warthogs dir; I have my own checkout in ~05:31
Dizietkamion: Right, yes, I mean, supposing that that's what you want to do.05:31
ograah05:31
ograthat'd be an option ...05:32
\shDiziet: i run debuild with the data from the report..which is for me much better using a pbuilder.05:32
Kamiongood, *please* don't work in /home/warthogs/archives/seeds.ubuntu.com/ directly!05:32
pittilord, no05:32
Kamionit will break and I'll have to come round to your house for a quiet word05:32
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ograso guys ... if you ever want to invite Kamion indirectly, you know what to do :)05:33
\shKamion: please tell me if you visit ogra in his house...I come to his house, too, and we can have a nice sit in :) chat, food and some drinks...it's nice there btw05:34
\shogra: break it now ,)05:34
ogralol... nope, i wont ... else my CD builds might suddely stop or something :)05:35
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jdon1elmo: a few quick questions about the Backports infrastructure05:35
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ograhmm, apropos CD builds ... 05:36
ograENOLAMONT05:37
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jdongdamn ISP....05:37
jdongelmo: got a question about specific versions for backporting....05:37
jdongI'm toying with the idea of bringing back the staging (i.e. beta testing) branch....05:37
jdongbut it would be useless if Dapper keeps on getting newer versions through the testing process05:38
jdongso is it possible for me to specify a specific version that is backported?05:38
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DizietIf I get an FTBFS on spartc from these gs uploads, will anything/anyone tell me about it ?  Or do I have to poll a webpage (urgh) 05:42
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KamionDiziet: the buildd admin (Fabio) will complain eventually05:43
ograDiziet, fabbione might poke you about it i guess05:44
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DizietRight.  Well, we'll see I suppose ...05:51
DizietKamion: Would you like me to take a merge or two off your hands ?05:51
zygahey guys05:52
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zygacrappy it job sucks really hard :/05:52
fevoldj2Hi, I've a problem with the uninstallation of webmin. You may check here for the details. http://pastebin.com/441065 05:53
dholbachfevoldj2: it might be better to file this as a bug report05:53
dholbachfevoldj2: http://launchpad.net/malone05:53
fevoldj2Okay05:53
dholbachfevoldj2: thanks05:54
KamionDiziet: mm, normally I'd say yes, but I think all of mine involve really hairy .po file merging, which I have the tools (or at least finger-macros) for05:54
DizietOK.05:55
Kamionwell, except for yaboot, but that's insultingly trivial - doing it now05:55
DizietWell, I suppose I'll have to stop displacing and do the mozilla one then ...05:55
fevoldj2Hmm looks like I cannot file a bug report05:56
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DizietDamn, forgot -sa.06:00
\shDiziet: your first time?06:01
DizietFirst time forgetting -sa ?  No, I keep doing it.06:04
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\shDiziet: no merging06:07
DizietAh, yes, if you don't count firefox which was something of a special case.06:08
\shDiziet: if you want..universe has 200 packages left for practicing :)06:09
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Diziet\sh: Err, thanks.  I'll let you know if I get that desperate.06:14
\shDiziet: sounds like you're a married man who has other hobbies ;)06:15
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DizietOh, I see, mom has picked a version number which is not more recent than the version in the archive.06:17
Diziethobbies> Just decided to learn Common Lisp, because I got too fed up with Python.06:18
dholbachmight the bug be a bit older? (and mom was turned off for a while now)06:18
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Dizietdh: I think that's the case, yes.06:19
DizietIt had me confused for a bit, wondering whether the merge had already been done.  But it seems not so I shall get on with it.06:20
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\shDiziet: if you're ready to speak common lisp, please write a small emacs elisp util to merge automagically all universe  merges. Just with a M-x merge gambas_1.0.12-1ubuntu1.dsc || gambas_1.0.12-1.dsc06:22
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Kamionwe don't have any esperantists here, do we? (long shot)06:23
Kamionasking here because I want to know how to conjugate "Ubuntu" in Esperanto. :-)06:23
\shKamion: Good Better Ubuntu06:23
KamionI do actually have a serious use for this so would prefer serious answers06:24
ogra\sh, and now in esperanto06:24
dholbachKamion: the reporter of #17259 might know06:24
mhz_lunchmako: ping06:24
\shogra: my grandfather spoke esperanto...I just refused to learn it06:24
Kamiondholbach: thanks, I've mailed him06:27
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Lord_Athurhi06:28
Lord_Athurthis must be the channel of the edubuntu developers06:28
Lord_Athur:P06:28
dholbachKamion: de rien :)06:28
mdkeLord_Athur, #edubuntu06:28
ograLord_Athur, nope06:28
dholbachLord_Athur: #edubuntu? :)06:28
Lord_Athur06:28
Lord_Athurok06:28
Lord_Athurthanks06:28
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mhz_lunchogra: he's very new to IRC and ...Buntu stuff. He's coming from M$06:31
mhz_lunch:)06:31
ogramhz_lunch, i wasnt complaining, but i would have thought he realized that edubuntu development is going on in #edubuntu :)06:32
mhz_lunchhehehe, indeed06:32
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mhz_lunchI thought it is his M$ training06:33
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mhz_lunchogra: in fact, he just did a 'dir'06:34
mhz_lunchinside .Trash06:34
ograyup, saw it06:34
mhz_lunchhehe06:34
lbmmvo: around?06:35
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pittijbailey: I would version my locales package 2.3.6, unless you plan to upload a glibc 2.3.6 with a locales package?06:38
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jbaileypitti: Nope. 2.3.6 I'd like to definetly not have it/06:39
pittijbailey: ok, then 2.3.6 is fine for now, in case we would like to supersede it with glibc in the future? ;)06:40
jbaileyRight. =)06:40
pittijbailey: ok, my toy example worked now; I imported locales into langpack-o-matic, it generates packages, the debs have /var/lib/locales/supported.d/lang and /usr/share/i18n/locales/*06:40
mvolbm: yes06:41
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lbmmvo: about launchpad-integration, do you develop in your baz archive?06:42
mvolbm: I have a baz archive of it, yes. I keep it up-to-date with the packages06:43
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lbmmvo: i just need to know which source to translate06:44
mdkedholbach, fancy building an ubuntu-docs package with the current svn trunk? I've added some things I'd quite like to test out. I can test it on my dapper because yelp works fine.06:44
dholbachwow06:45
dholbachwill try06:45
mdkedanke06:45
lbmmvo: but i can't see any danish translation in the sources, but the two launchpad entries in most gnome applications are translated in breezy06:45
seb128mdke: how did you get yelp working fine?06:45
mdkeseb128, i didn't upgrade firefox06:45
mdkei think06:46
seb128k06:46
mdkeit was kept back even from a dist-upgrade06:46
mvolbm: they are probably translated via rosetta (lauchpad.net)06:46
seb128so it's not dapper, but outdated dapper :)06:46
mdkeseb128, i dunno, the dist-upgrade just kept firefox back automatically06:46
\shthx gambas..now I need to patch you to hell...06:47
\shthix I'll do tomorrow..06:47
lbmmvo: i was around rosetta, but i can't find any launchpad related projects06:47
jbaileypitti: Nice!06:48
mvolbm: try https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/launchpad-integration/+translate06:48
mvolbm: unfortunately it's not always easy to find the stuff :/06:49
lbmmvo: i agree!06:50
lbmmvo: do you prefer rosetta or po's?06:50
zygamvo: carlos knows about that ;-)06:50
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mvolbm: I don't mind, rosetta is easier because it's fully automatic, I don't have to do anything :)06:51
jdonggrr, why's Sun Java so RAM hungry?06:51
jdongthe FF Java plugin is chewing up 240MB RAM right now...06:51
ograls -l /etc/alternatives/x-www-browser06:51
ogralrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 24 2005-04-11 00:20 /etc/alternatives/x-www-browser -> /usr/bin/mozilla-firefox06:51
ograsudo update-alternatives --config x-www-browser06:51
ograThere is only 1 program which provides x-www-browser06:51
ogra(/usr/bin/firefox). Nothing to configure.06:51
ograDiziet, ^^^06:51
ograis that a bug in the new firefox package ? 06:51
lbmmvo: :)06:52
lbmmvo: that's odd, no strings translated in breezy through rosetta06:56
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aedesshouldn't the login screen be translated according to the currently selected lang?07:00
Kamiongah, why does msggrep not have a -v option, like grep?07:00
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Dizietogra: Yes, that's a known bug in the current package.07:05
lbmmvo: most applications' launchpad entries aren't translated, but the one i noticed was gnome volume control from gnome-media which have the launchpad entries translated, very odd07:05
ograDiziet, ok07:05
ograthanks07:05
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mvolbm: hm, that's really interessting07:07
Kamionwow, it's surprising when you cvs checkout a random piece of software and find your name in the THANKS ffile07:07
Kamionfile07:07
lbmmvo: very07:08
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mhzmako: ping07:09
lbmmvo: if i msgunfmt gnome-media-2.0.mo from the danish langpack i see the translated strings, but how did they get there?07:09
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thierryis there a open-office channel or something like it?07:17
trevilorthierry, /list *office*07:17
thierrytrevilor : no nothing... I would have liked to talk with some dev guys of open-office...07:19
Riddelljbailey: well I've found the problem line, I've no idea why it fails when the others don't http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/c/cdbs/0.4.32ubuntu4/cdbs_0.4.32ubuntu4_20051128-1744-i386-failed.gz07:19
zulthierry: they probably have some info on their website on how to contact them but not this channel07:20
crimsunseb128: Would you please fire off a rebuild of easytag in Sid so that it can be synced into Dapper to make it installable? (Should I file a wishlist bug against it in BTS?)07:20
thierryzul : yeah sorry07:20
seb128crimsun: cpp allocator changes?07:21
crimsunseb128: just libid3-3.8.3c2 being replaced by libid3-3.8.3c2a07:21
seb128crimsun: k, will do07:22
crimsunseb128: thanks!07:22
seb128np07:24
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mvolbm: thanks for your patch! I'll integrate it when I'm back from playing hockey07:37
lbmmvo: no problem, great play ;)07:40
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crimsunelmo: please sync monotone from Sid (ok to override Ubuntu changes)07:45
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pittihey lamont07:49
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wasabi_Nice. Dapper exploded. ;)08:01
HiddenWolfseb128, ping08:01
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wasabi_Hmm. Icon theme broked. Mouse speed is super slow and I can't change it.08:02
wasabi_Somehow my second monitor stopped working heh.08:03
slomo_seb128: want a patch for the liferea problem? seems to be in gtkhtml2... with this patch applied i don't get the crash anymore: http://bugs.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31819208:11
slomo_seb128: well, at least it seems to fix one of the (at least) two different crashes i can get here08:14
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seb128HiddenWolf, slomo_: pong08:23
HiddenWolfseb128, rhythmbox hasn't built yet. :(08:23
HiddenWolfis it ok?08:23
fabbioneDiziet: if the FTBFS on sparc, don't worry.. i will heavily bitch about it :P08:23
slomo_seb128: i gave the patch to my brother who tests it now ;) maybe it's just here where it solves one of the problems... just to be sure08:23
seb128HiddenWolf: it'll probably not build for some days, libgpod has some issue to solve before beeing promoted08:24
HiddenWolfseb128, you just made me cry.08:24
seb128slomo_: it's the gtkhtml variant, doesn't fix the firefox1.5 issue, right?08:24
slomo_seb128: firefox issue is already fixed by me... it's an ugly hack atm but it works08:24
seb128k08:24
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fabbioneDiziet: anyway.. just kidding.. don't worry. if FTBFS i will send you the log08:27
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elmosiretart: ?08:42
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slomo_elmo: thanks for syncing :)08:49
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zygaoh is there any policy about backporting 1.5 for breezy?08:51
slomo_zyga: don't do it... or backport all gecko-depending stuff too when everything is fixed in dapper08:53
sivangmmm, epiphany broken again due to moz-embed08:53
slomo_sivang: hm, works here?08:54
sivangslomo_: ah sorry, seems to be a system out of sync problem. I was sure it was on latest updates08:55
sivangslomo_: ah, connection was lagging too much, had to switch to a proxy08:57
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mhz_designmako: ping09:16
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Alinuxhello, I'm searching for pitti ... is he on-line?09:22
MithrandirAlinux: probably, since his IRC client is here.09:22
Mithrandirpitti: ^^09:22
Alinuxah09:23
Alinuxmmm but no response in private message :/09:23
azeemAlinux: you are not identified, freenode blocks your /msg09:25
Alinuxmmm09:25
AlinuxAlinux is my nickname but someone has stolen it from me...09:25
Alinuxand I don't want another nicknames :(09:25
sivangAlinux: you can address him in here as well09:26
sivang(unless it's top secret)09:26
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pittiAlinux: in some minutes, still at phone09:29
slomo_seb128: ok, i've really tracked it down now... after downgrading pango to 1.10.* it works without all problems ;)09:29
Alinux:) pitti no problems bro... don't you worry09:29
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diemanlost my sound!09:30
diemandamn intel hd audio09:30
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pittiAlinuxOS: I did not get any /msg from you, are you registered?09:37
pittiAlinuxOS: I'm back now09:38
AlinuxOSpitti, :) registered09:38
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\shelmo: thx for the syncs..09:49
slomo_lamont, infinity: please give-back kaffe on ia6409:50
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ogra2005-11-28 21:48:33 1EgpvM-0006hb-00 ** tfheen@grawert.com: unknown local-part "tfheen" in domain "grawert.com"09:50
ograMithrandir, ^^^ :)09:50
ografunny :)09:51
Mithrandirheh09:51
Mithrandirdon't forward it to me. :-)09:51
ograi wont :)09:51
ograbut i really start to think about upgrading my MTA from exim 3.3509:52
StevenKI jumped to Exim 4. It's *wonderful*.09:52
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Mithrandirmost stuff is wonderful after coming out of the cave for the first time.09:52
dholbachgood night, everybody09:52
ograi have some very specially tweaked setuos running there for some subdomains ...09:52
pittinight dholbach 09:53
dholbachnight pitti09:53
ograand i just dont have the time to rewrite all this stuff for exim4, else i'd have switched already09:53
pittiogra: I finally gave up with exim4 when I tried to find out how to do ssmtp-ssl with it09:53
Mithrandirpitti: cert-based relaying is really simple09:53
MithrandirIME09:53
ograi dont even want this nifty stuff like smtp-ssl.... 09:54
pittiMithrandir: that's what I do right now, both ssl certs and pam09:54
pittiMithrandir: certs for me (local postfix), and ssl-pam for my flatmate (tbird)09:54
Mithrandirpitti: tbird does certs just fine, you know that?09:54
pittiogra: it's sweeeet when you use a local MTA on you laptop09:54
pittiMithrandir: actually not, but good to know09:54
ograi dont want this either :)09:54
ograi'm fine with a simple smtp auth driven mailserver on the net ...09:55
Mithrandirpitti: it's a bit of work to get the certs into tbird, iirc, but once you have that, it works just fine.09:55
pittiogra: but you don't want auth withouth SSL, I guess...09:55
\shMithrandir: do you have a clue about firefird2 on amd64? 09:56
Mithrandir\sh: firebird as in the database?  No, not really.  What's up with it?09:56
\shMithrandir: i'm missing it as build-dep :) firebird2-dev but I'll find it09:57
\shMithrandir: amd64/ppc09:57
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\shaha...2005-11-19 firebird2...09:57
ograpitti, the setup is fine as is ... all i want is to bounce back the unknown local-part crap .... 09:58
pittiogra: yes, mapping is fun with exim, too :)09:58
\shhow nice..it's only build on i38609:58
pittiogra: exim is very powerful, but I found it pretty cumbersome to configure09:58
\shbut why doesn't hk-classes doesn't know anything about this?09:59
ograexactly .... thats why i didnt switch yet09:59
\shpitti: i like the postfix way, after fighting several years with sendmail09:59
\shogra: where to bounce-back?09:59
\shogra: you actually don't know if the sender was originally sending it09:59
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ogra\sh, doesnt matter ... i just dont want the msg on my HD ... i also get 50 mails a day where someone abused one of my addresses ...10:00
pitti\sh: yes, me too10:01
\shogra: well...that's normal. that's why you should have 1 unknown email address (not public) and the for the others you have sh@sourcecode.de ,)10:01
\shogra: and spamassassin and amavisd-new10:02
ogra\sh, ok, i'll mail as sh@sourcecode.de in the future then ;)10:02
\shogra: well...i don't mind..seeing 800spam mails per day reaching me.......and >1000 mails running in my spambot10:03
ogra\sh, but i guess i'll rather use my own name... else mike hearn might go after me in a dark moonless night *g*10:06
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\shogra: rotfl10:06
\shseb128: libgnomeui-dev has unmet deps? 10:10
slomo_seb128: ok, i've really tracked it down now... after downgrading pango to 1.10.* it works without all problems... the gtkhtml patch seems to make the crashes only less frequent...10:11
seb128\sh: which one?10:12
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seb128slomo_: do you have a debug backtrace of this crash?10:12
\sh libgnomeui-dev: Depends: libgnome2-dev (>= 2.6.0) but it is not going to be installed10:13
\sh                  Depends: libbonoboui2-dev (>= 2.8.1-2) but it is not going to be installed10:13
\sh                  Depends: libgnomevfs2-dev (>= 2.8.4-2) but it is not going to be installed10:13
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\shseb128: on all main archs10:13
seb128let me start a pbuilder10:13
seb128what does install libgnomevfs... say?10:13
slomo_seb128: many of two different crashes... on 2 archs... want them with all debugging packages (liferea, gtk, pango, glib, libgtkhtml2)?10:13
\shseb128: hmm...in my chroot everything is fine...10:14
\shlibbonobo2-dev libgconf2-dev libgnomevfs2-dev libgnutls11-dev libidl-dev liborbit2-dev10:15
seb128slomo_: pango debug is enough is the crash happens in pango10:15
\shseb128: gnotime is the package which failes btw10:15
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slomo_seb128: it doesn't happen in pango... it just doesn't show up if pango is downgraded to 1.10.*... the crashes happen in libc whose functions are called either by libxml2 or by gdk which is called by gtk10:17
slomo_seb128: yes i know, this sounds unlikely... but i can give you the traces... and with older pango i can't reproduce it anymore ;)10:18
seb128slomo_: that it happens with one pango and not another doesn't mean it's a pango bug10:19
seb128slomo_: usually backtrace with gdk stuff are not revelant of the actual bug10:20
seb128you may want to run valgrind on your app10:20
slomo_ok, thanks... hm, any other debugging tips?10:20
seb128nop10:21
slomo_*sigh* ok... i'll tell you when i find something more concrete...10:21
seb128what do you do to get the crash?10:22
seb128let's try if I get it10:23
slomo_i start it with the gtkhtml backend and switch through many different entries... it happens mostly with new ones but also with old ones10:23
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sivangslomo_: still working on lifera's crash ?10:23
slomo_when opening a feed with many entries and pressing the cursor keys some time it will crash definitly for me10:24
slomo_sivang: yes10:24
slomo_seb128: there are currently two bugs open about this10:27
slomo_4917 and 511110:27
Riddellinfinity (or lamont): could you give back kdesdk please10:30
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wasabi_My gnome has become fairly broken with the last dapper update. Looking for the problem. Not able to find it. Icon themes don't load, and the theme manager is broken.10:33
wasabi_Looks to do something with gconf.10:33
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wasabi_gnome-theme-manager: The default theme schemas could not be found on your system.  This means that you probably don't have metacity installed, or that your gconf is configured incorrectly.10:35
sivangwasabi_: seems that reloads of the gconf server and restarting client apps solved that stuff for me10:35
wasabi_I remember reading about gconf changing in some way.10:35
wasabi_Combining hte conf file hierarchy10:35
wasabi_sivang: hasn't for me.10:36
seb128wasabi_: is gconf working at all? did you restart gconfd-2 or your session?10:36
wasabi_Yes. gconf is working fine. gconf-editor works.10:36
ograwasabi_, tried another theme ?10:36
wasabi_I restarted the comp "just in case"10:36
wasabi_Can't open the theme manager.10:36
ograwith gconf editor ?10:36
wasabi_good question, trying10:37
wasabi_where's it at? /desktop/?10:37
ogradunno from the top of my head10:37
ograanother suggestion would be to look if gnome-settings-daemon is running ...10:38
wasabi_It is.10:38
wasabi_That's what pushes the gconf changes to Gtk apps, right?10:38
wasabi_(I've always been a bit unclear about gsd)10:38
ograyup, its the layer inbetween10:38
seb128no10:38
\shinfinity: do u know why firebird2 wasn't build on amd64, even if it's mentioned explicit in the the architecture lines of debian/control?10:38
seb128g-s-d has nothing to do with gconf10:38
\shor lamont even10:38
sivangslomo_: crashes for me with (liferea-bin:25680): Pango-CRITICAL **: pango_layout_line_ref: assertion `line != NULL' failed10:39
seb128g-s-d does apply the xsettings from the gconf keys10:39
wasabi_Oh, that's what I mean.10:39
ograseb128, whatever, if it doesnt run you get no themes :)10:39
seb128but your issue is not a xsettings one10:39
seb128theme is /desktop/gnome/interface/gtk_theme10:40
wasabi_key has no schema.10:40
wasabi_According to gconf-editor.10:41
seb128something is wrong with your gconf10:41
sivangogra: maybe his g-s-d can't start at all / restart ?10:41
wasabi_It is started.10:41
seb128nothing to do with g-s-d (again)10:41
ograsivang, nah, see seb128 10:41
wasabi_Have gconf schemas changed? Are they no longer read directly from /usr/share/gconf/schemas?10:42
wasabi_Ahh var lib10:42
seb128they never was10:42
seb128schemas are text file with default value10:42
wasabi_/var/lib/gconf/defaults/*10:42
wasabi_?10:42
seb128we use gconftool-2 to apply the values from the schemas10:43
seb128/etc/gconf/2/path has the order10:43
seb128/var/lib/gconf/defaults/%gconf-tree.xml should have the defaults now10:43
wasabi_Should gtk_theme be listed in that file?10:44
seb128because there is a default theme on the distro10:44
seb128libgnome ships that schemas file10:44
sivangbah, bed time here :-( night all10:44
wasabi_And postinst sums them up into /var/lib/gconf/defaults?10:45
seb128and we use gconftool on the schema at installation to write the default10:45
seb128correct10:45
wasabi_So I would suspect the defalt gtk_theme value from /usr/share/gconf/schemas should be listed in /var/lib/gconf/defaults.10:45
wasabi_If the postinst ran properly.10:45
wasabi_It is not.10:45
seb128what about /etc/gconf/gconf.xml.defaults/%gconf-tree.xml ?10:47
wasabi_Nope. Not listed.10:47
seb128weird10:47
seb128is that a new install or an update?10:47
wasabi_Update.10:47
wasabi_update-gconf-deaults should be called from the postinst of all gconf packages?10:48
wasabi_err, packages shipping schemas, that is.10:48
seb128sudo gconf-schemas /usr/share/gconf/schemas/desktop_gnome_interface.schemas10:48
seb128try doing this10:48
seb128no10:48
wasabi_--register I assume.10:49
seb128yep10:49
\shhehehe10:49
\shhahahah10:49
seb128?10:49
wasabi_Still not there.10:49
\shsorry..I'm just reading Mike Hearn10:49
seb128strace it? :)10:49
sivang\sh: http://mikehearn.savetherhino.org/ ?10:50
\shsivang: ubuntu-devel ml 10:50
elmoRemoving language-pack-en-base ...10:50
elmoGenerating locales... en_GB.UTF-8... done10:50
elmoshould it be generating stuff on removal?10:50
wasabi_[pid 17284]  execve("/usr/bin/gconftool-2", ["gconftool-2", "--makefile-install-rule", "/usr/share/gconf/schemas/desktop_gnome_interface.schemas"] , [/* 34 vars */] ) = 010:51
sivang\sh: re: wine pakcages?10:51
\shsivang: yes10:51
wasabi_seb, I assume if I remove %gconf-tree.xml that command should have regenerated it? :010:52
sivang\sh: that thread feels weird to me, dunnon why10:52
seb128wasabi_: no10:53
\shsivang: honestly, everything which has to do with windows or trying to build a new windows compatiblity framework is always a bit weired and strange10:53
wasabi_Ahh. gtk_theme is now in /var/lib/gconf, but not in /etc/gconf/10:54
wasabi_And the theme manager runs now.10:54
seb128cool10:55
wasabi_So the question is why didn't that run properly during postinst.10:55
seb128yeah, that's weird10:55
wasabi_I have no packages marked unconfigured or broken.10:55
seb128dpkg -l gconf\* ?10:55
wasabi_ii  gconf-editor                   2.12.0-1ubuntu1                An editor for the GConf configuration system10:55
wasabi_ii  gconf2                         2.12.1-4ubuntu1                GNOME configuration database system (support tools)10:55
wasabi_ii  gconf2-common                  2.12.1-4ubuntu1         10:55
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seb128wasabi_: it's fine ...10:56
wasabi_I suspect my icon theme will work when g-s-d recycles.10:56
wasabi_Anyway to do that without logging out?10:56
seb128wasabi_: killall gnome-settings-daemon10:57
seb128it auto-respaw10:57
sivang\sh: so much noise on u-d ml, I am already CTRL-D to many times when trying to catch up on it..10:57
wasabi_Hmm. Last time I did that it forced gnome-session to close. :010:58
wasabi_That was about 6 months ago though.10:58
seb128you can as well change the theme10:58
seb128to an another and back to your current one10:58
wasabi_Hmm. I did do that actually.10:58
\shsivang: well actually this is a serious discussion about the future of a software, which is very interessting for the user10:58
wasabi_Ahh all better. Just killed gnome-panel and nautilus and they figured it out.10:59
sivang\sh: Ofcourse, I wasn't referring to that thread in particular as noise :-)10:59
wasabi_Except my Applications menu no longer works haha.10:59
wasabi_Pops up then immediatly turns into a 1x1 px square11:00
sivang\sh: anyway, I should be really in bed now, or else won't be able to get up to work tomorrow - good night11:00
wasabi_haha and gnome-background-manager now segfaults.11:01
wasabi_oye.11:01
wasabi_I can't win.11:01
mvowasabi_: my application menu does the same11:01
seb128welcome to a moving (!= stable) distro11:01
wasabi_Oh I'm not complaining. ;)11:02
Nafallo:-)11:02
seb128the app menu bug is due to gamin11:02
mvowelcome to seb128 world :P11:02
wasabi_Just making sure everybody knows so it doesn't make it to stable. ;)11:02
seb128mvo stepped to debug it :)11:02
mvoseb128: haha11:02
ogramvo, yay11:02
wasabi_mvo: I wrote up gapti.11:02
wasabi_=)11:02
mvoseb128: yes, because you keep pretending that it works for you :)11:02
pittijbailey: ooh, evil11:02
wasabi_It's not done, but it's a decent starting base.11:02
pittijbailey: still here?11:02
mvowasabi_: cool, where is it?11:02
wasabi_On my HD. ;)11:02
seb128mvo: it does!11:02
jbaileypitti: Yup.  Heading out soon for curry.  'sup?11:03
Nafallomvo: wfm :-)11:03
seb128mvo: uname -r ?11:03
wasabi_I'll get it someplace.11:03
pittijbailey: I just tried my new locales package with my new langpack, and it went BOOM11:03
jbaileyboom how? =)11:03
mvoseb128: just teasing (uname: Linux top 2.6.12-10-amd64-k8 #1 Fri Nov 18 12:05:35 UTC 2005 x86_64 GNU/Linux11:03
mvo)11:03
pittijbailey:   de_BE.UTF-8...cannot open locale definition file `fr_BE': No such file or directory11:03
pittijbailey: locale definition uses parts of other locale definition11:03
jbaileyUgh.  It cross references by *country*?11:03
seb128mvo: dare to try with a 2.6.15? :)11:03
pittiLC_MEASUREMENT11:04
pitticopy "fr_BE"11:04
pittiEND LC_MEASUREMENT11:04
ograseb128, i have it with 2.6.1511:04
pittijbailey: above is from de_BE11:04
ograbut also amd6411:04
seb128oh11:04
seb128somebody not on amd64?11:04
mvoseb128: sure, I'll reboot in ~5 minutes11:04
pittijbailey: cross by language, same country apparently11:04
seb128mvo: I'm going in 2-3 min, let's do this tomorrow morning11:04
jbaileypitti: Hmm.  Is the right answer to build full versions from a central repo for now so that includes are satisfied?11:05
mvoseb128: ok, fine with me. thanks11:05
seb128np11:05
seb128for people who wants to debug11:05
pittijbailey: I thought about statically resolving the 'copy' commands in langpack-o-matic11:05
seb128run gam_server with GAM_TEST_DNOTIFY set11:05
siretartelmo: yes?11:05
jbaileyI'm curious if the compiled versions cross reference, or if they have everything expanded out.11:05
seb128run gnome-panel with MENU_VERBOSE=111:05
seb128and run gam_server with GAM_DEBUG=111:05
jbaileyI can't imagine that they cross-reference.11:05
pittijbailey: but I'll do that tomorrow, I'm falling asleep (damn, I hoped to finish that today)11:06
seb128to run a new gam_server, gnome-session-remove nautilus gnome-panel11:06
pittijbailey: me neither, I think it's just like an #include11:06
elmosiretart: what was the result of the avifile discussion?11:06
jbaileypitti: 'kay, cool.  Do you want a glibc upload with the updated locale-gen tonight/tomorrow morning, or should I still wait?11:06
seb128elmo: do we autosync from Debian daily atm? If not could you sync gnome-doc-utils? sync of notification-daemon libnotify from experimental too please11:06
siretartelmo: I uploaded the debian version as ubuntu1, but with extra Conflicts/Replaces for the old libavifile11:06
siretartelmo: so no sync is needed11:07
pittijbailey: erm, I thought locale-gen was mine?11:07
pittijbailey: I just sticked it into my locales package and hacked it for supported.d...11:07
jbaileypitti: Ah, lovely then.11:07
elmoseb128: yes, we do, but it breaks with alarming regularity, and requires manual hand holding11:07
pittijbailey: I did not yet implement per-locale and 'unicode only'11:07
jbaileyI'm not staring at the spec, so I'm probbly babbling. =)11:07
pittijbailey: not sure, why would you want locale-gen in glibc?11:07
lifelessfor kicks ?11:08
jbaileypitti: Mmm, sorry, I think I was thinking of localedef.11:08
pittijbailey: right, I don't ship that11:08
elmoseb128: done11:08
jbaileypitti: Right.  Want me to update that nowish from belocs, or should I wait still?11:08
seb128elmo: thanks11:09
pittijbailey: updating should be fine, but I won't upload my locales package today11:09
pittijbailey: so maybe leave the locales package as it is for now11:09
jbaileypitti: 'kay.  So yes update localedef, but still leave locales in.11:10
pittiperfect11:10
seb128see you later guys11:10
pitti'later'?11:10
jbaileypitti: He's out looking for cars, and will report back ;)11:11
pittilol11:11
sivangjbailey: hehe11:13
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Kamionelmo: openssl097 shouldn't need to be in josie's broken list any more11:16
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elmoKamion: thanks, removed11:16
KamionI wish MOM wasn't so fundamentally useless at merging translation branding11:23
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Kamionit's OK until some strings change upstream, and then you get enormous diffs of great justice11:26
\shinfinity / lamont: can you free debtags-edit from it's dep-wait, thx :)11:26
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wasabi_mvo: http://akita.larvalstage.net/~wasabi/bzr/gapti--main11:41
mvowasabi_: cool! bzr geting it now11:41
wasabi_bzr is remarkable easy.11:42
wasabi_Just learnt it.11:42
wasabi_btw that is not done at all.11:42
mvogdebi, gapti :)11:42
wasabi_Yeah. I stole your name.11:42
=== mvo chuckles
wasabi_I still have no figured out the proper way to add the key to apt-key11:42
wasabi_not11:42
zyganow someone needs to make gdpkgi11:43
mvogsmarti, gtgzi brrrr11:44
=== zyga wonders why there is no usability study of crappy names
zyga(no offence but 99% of foss names are either insane insider jokes or totall abbr crap)11:44
tsengthis is the wrong channel for that particular rant11:45
=== zyga is the author of poliqarp
=== zyga will give a free beer crate (real life delivery only, sorry) to anyone that guesses right why is it named like that and what the software does
zyganote: it's possible to answer correctly11:46
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ograit querys multiple arp adresses in a network ?11:47
zygaogra: not even close, it's network agnostic atm11:48
zyga(you can google you know)11:48
ograwas worth a try :)11:48
ogranah, thats cheating11:48
zygano11:48
zygait's the average's user perspective11:48
zyga[s] he can google11:49
zygafor the sake of argument, please try11:49
maswanPoliqarp (POLyinterpretation Indexing Query And Retrieval Processor), a corpus management tool?11:50
zygayes11:50
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zyganow a note is neccessary11:50
maswansmells like academia. :)11:50
zygawe invented a way to expand the name one day before release :)11:50
mvo"corpus"?11:50
zyganow it's still possible to come up with our reasoning11:51
zygamvo: lots of text + other data11:51
maswanmvo: as in linguistics?11:51
zyga(related to the text)11:51
zygausually gramatical or similar11:51
mvoaha11:51
zygaas to why the program was named this way11:52
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