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Diablo-D3okay12:03
ogragot your bootchart ? 12:03
Diablo-D32.6.15-5 boots with pcmcia-cs and pcmciautils --purged12:03
Diablo-D3took 45 seconds to boot.12:04
Diablo-D3but this is with apache2 and mysql included12:04
mjg59dilinger: Uhm. As far as I know...12:05
SEJeffDiablo-D3: Could you post your bootchart?12:05
Diablo-D3uh sure12:05
Diablo-D3actually12:05
Diablo-D3I wanna do another one12:05
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SEJeffDiablo-D3: awesome, thanks12:06
dilingermjg59: ok, turns out to be some framebuffer or other display thing, i think12:07
Diablo-D3Ill do it after I get back from dinner12:07
SEJeffok12:08
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ograLaserJock, so ? 12:08
LaserJockok, back12:08
LaserJockI had to get rid of pcmciautils also12:08
ograbut you are on 2.6.15-5 now ? 12:09
LaserJockyep12:09
ograyay12:09
LaserJockbut I had to get rid of ubuntu-desktop and ubuntu-minimal. oh well12:09
LaserJockbut sound and nvidia now work so that is cool too12:10
LaserJockso I don't know what is the problem with pcmcia and the 2.6.15 kernel but since I don't have any pcmcia I'm doing better than 2.6.12 right now12:12
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mdzfabbione: why do you want to assign server-candy to a team rather than to yourself?12:42
mdzfabbione: it makes the summary displays in launchpad less useful12:42
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neuralisptlo: hey01:06
ptloheya neuralis :)01:06
ptlowhassup01:06
hawke_Before I file a bug for lsb-release, has its behaviour changed intentionally recently?01:07
neuralisptlo: finally working on the community server testing spec, will try to get it in line with mdz's wishes01:07
ptloneuralis: that's nice, hope you won't have to do many changes to the initial drafts 01:08
neuralisptlo: the initial drafts essentially don't at all deal with what mdz had in mind ;)01:09
ptlothen good luck with the rewrite :)01:10
Diablo-D3ahh01:14
Diablo-D3food is a wondeful thing01:15
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Diablo-D3LaserJock: there really isnt a difference01:24
Diablo-D3LaserJock: pcmcia kernel modules and the userland stuff are two halves of the same thing01:24
Diablo-D3LaserJock: ie, one breaks, it all breaks =P01:25
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Diablo-D3LOL!01:30
Diablo-D3great usplash!01:30
Diablo-D3okay01:32
Diablo-D345 seconds01:32
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neuralisptlo: for dapper+1, someone should write a M^7 spec. multiple mdzs mingling merrily 'mong mere mortals.01:34
neuralisptlo: this would solve all of our BOF issues.01:34
Diablo-D3http://shadowconflict.com/dapper-20051201-2.png01:34
Diablo-D3SEJeff: there.01:34
ptloneuralis: hahahahah :))01:36
ptlogood job on the bacronym :)01:36
Diablo-D3neuralis: lol01:37
mptneuralis, we used to plot doing that in the Mozilla Project too01:37
mptCloning Dave Hyatt and Blake Ross01:37
Diablo-D3is dave hyatt related to the one that works for apple?01:37
tsenghe is the one01:38
Diablo-D3ahh, I've met him on irc01:38
Diablo-D3hes cool01:38
tsenghe is a firefox hater now iirc01:38
Diablo-D3and he likes my blog <301:38
mptHe's the god of Web browsers01:38
mptHe worked on Netscape 401:38
mptand started Firefox01:38
mptand started Camino01:38
mptand now works on Safari01:38
Diablo-D3I moved the image01:39
mptoh yeah, and worked on the Mozilla suite01:39
mptand invented XUL01:39
mptand XBL01:39
Diablo-D3http://shadowconflict.com/blog/dapper-20051201-2.png01:39
Diablo-D3fear my awesome fast machine!01:39
neuralistseng: interesting, he had his fingers in creating it. what happened?01:39
Diablo-D3neuralis: he realized khtml rocks.01:39
LaserJockDiablo-D3: sorry, I was away, what did you mean about the pcmcia stuff?01:40
tsengneuralis: he decided KHTML is a good idea01:40
tseng(pass the pipe)01:40
Diablo-D3LaserJock: you said you didnt know which was causing the problem01:40
Diablo-D3LaserJock: and I said it really didnt matter01:40
Diablo-D3something needs a smackdown! woopah!01:40
LaserJockDiablo-D3: hmm, ok, I just noticed that removing just pcmcia didn't work. I had to remove pcmcia-utils also01:41
Diablo-D3LaserJock: yeah01:41
Diablo-D3I had to dpkg --purge pcmcia-cs pcmciautils to make it work01:41
Diablo-D3other than the sound being broke, everything seems to be working01:41
LaserJockreally, sound works for me now too01:42
Diablo-D3er, it does?01:42
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neuralistseng: weird. drugs are bad.01:42
Diablo-D3oh01:42
Diablo-D3bah01:42
tsengI agree01:42
Diablo-D3sound works01:42
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jsgotangcoyo jdub i'm at the conference now02:01
Diablo-D3conference?02:02
ajmitchjsgotangco: great, how is it?02:02
ajmitchwhen is your talk?02:02
jsgotangcoDiablo-D3, linux desktop conference in seoul02:02
jsgotangcoajmitch, in an hour02:02
ajmitchnervous yet? :)02:03
Diablo-D3jsgotangco: ahh, cool02:04
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jsgotangcoajmitch, not really02:05
jsgotangcoi had to talk to the translator today02:05
jsgotangcopoor jdub he really missed a lot02:05
jsgotangcothe wireless is shitty though02:06
ajmitchas bad as UDU?02:06
jsgotangcopretty much02:06
ajmitchouch02:06
jsgotangcoits terribly cold though02:07
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jsgotangcogreat im going to present in a windows laptop for a linux desktop conference02:08
ajmitchyou don't have a cd on hand?02:09
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Amaranthit seems like backports is quickly expanding from "apps that lots of users want" to "any and all packages that build on breezy"02:28
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desrtsomething is extremely messed up with gpg right now02:38
desrtsebastien's key is seriously messed up02:38
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desrtall of his normal signatures have expired and he has a tonne of new signatures from himself and from some other person who shares a similar key id (seb=A2D7D292 them=A2D70910) and whose key corrupted my gpg keyring as a result of downloading it02:43
AmaranthrHLfuwf is a bot.02:43
Amaranth"ircdig.com spider"02:43
desrthttp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?search=seb128&op=vindex02:46
desrti wonder if his key got 0wned?02:49
SEJeffDiablo-D3: Thanks, I was out for a bit02:49
SEJeffDiablo-D3: Are you hosting that domain on dialup? It's super slow ;-P02:50
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tsengdesrt: yeah whats with the dozens of selfsigs02:53
desrttseng; i just refreshed his key (last refresh was maybe a week ago) and it was like "22 new sigs"02:54
desrttseng; +notice that all of his legit sigs have expired02:54
desrtsig 3     X  44779E18 2004-04-10  Fabio M. Di Nitto <fabbione@debian.org>02:54
desrtsig 3     X  91CFA34D 2004-08-16  James Henstridge <james@jamesh.id.au>02:54
desrtetc02:54
desrtok.  not all of them, but many of them.02:55
desrtsomething bad is happening02:56
desrtubuntu's keyserver, pgp.net keyservers and my gpg are all in agreement about this much :)02:57
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jameshdesrt: I'll look at fixing up the code of conduct validation code today, so you don't need to remove your tinfoil hat03:03
desrtjamesh; thanks :D03:03
desrtjamesh; any reason why your signature on sebastien's key has expired?03:04
desrt(along with a bunch of other people)03:04
jameshdesrt: no idea03:04
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jameshdesrt: maybe his key was marked to expire then?03:05
desrtjamesh; no.  only some of the signatures have expired03:05
desrtand it's the sigs themselves... not the key03:05
jameshdesrt: when you sign a key with an expiry date, it asks you if you want the signature to expire when the key expires03:06
jameshdesrt: but I've got no idea.03:06
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desrtjamesh; i'm going to try and find out.  this is rather disturbing since my gpg is supposed to independently verify that the signature you've made on his key is valid and it seems to not be doing so03:07
jameshdesrt: maybe the key has been modified, so the signatures are invalid03:10
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desrtbut then the fingerprint wouldn't be the same, one would think03:11
desrtand therefore all signatures would break03:11
desrttype this:03:14
desrtgpg --recv-key CA57AD7C03:14
desrttell me what happens03:14
SEJeffdesrt, gpg: key CA57AD7C: public key "PGP Global Directory Verification Key" imported03:16
SEJeffdesrt, worked fine03:16
desrtno errors about invalid packet sizes?03:16
SEJeffdesrt, buffer shorter than subpacket. I got that 9 times03:17
desrtthat's what i mean03:17
desrtthis key has signed behdad's key with 22 expired signatures03:17
desrtthat are dated 2005-01 through 2005-08 but all appeared just now03:17
desrtseems to be related to sebastien's problems03:18
tsengmaybe a bad sign script just corrupted his key03:18
tsengdoesnt make sense it would sign *itself* repeatedly though03:19
desrteven if both behdad and seb128's keys were 0wned, the keyservers shouldn't accept key uploads that cause my gpg to spew error messages when i use them03:19
Amaranthmaybe a bad server replicated bad info throughout the system03:20
desrtArrogance; even if that was the case, my gpg should independently verify the validity of the information and now show it to me if it's not true03:20
desrtso unless fabio, james, etc all had their keys stolen.....03:20
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desrtie: it shouldn't accept that seb's key is signed by someone just because the keyserver says so... it should actually verify the signature for itself03:22
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jameshdesrt: are you using --list-sig or --check-sig?03:25
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desrtlist-sig03:25
desrti didn't know of the difference, thanks.03:25
jameshdesrt: list-sig does not verify signatures03:25
jameshit should show my signature on seb's key as valid (but expired)03:26
jameshI don't know why it has expired03:26
desrtk.  here's a neat question03:26
desrtwhen the signature is stored on a signed key, what is stored with it to match it to the signing key03:27
desrtthe 32bit ID, the full fingerprint?03:27
jameshfingerprint03:27
desrtcan i get that in the check/list-sig output?03:27
jameshor maybe just the 64 bit key id03:28
jameshuse --with-colons03:29
desrtok03:29
desrtnow i'm very suspicious indeed :)03:29
desrtsig:?::17:431A3CEDA2D70910:2004-11-21:::::13x:03:29
desrtsig:!::17:431A3CEDA2D7D292:2004-11-21::::Sebastien Bacher <seb128@debian.org>:13x:03:29
desrtexactly the same 64bit key id except for the last 2 bytes03:29
desrtbut, of course... since the signature doesn't contain the public key of the signing party there is no way to look at a signature and say "this is legit"03:30
desrt(without also having the key that claimed to create the signature)03:31
desrtwhich means that you are able to attach bogus signatures to people's keys with arbitrary key IDs, trivially03:31
desrtso the mysterious 431A3CEDA2D70910 signatures are probably a case of this......  which would also explain why no such key exists on the servers03:34
SEJeffdesrt: Well what do you do to remove the evil sigs?03:45
sistpotyelmo: pleasy sync mpqc from unstable, ubuntu override ok03:46
sistpotyelmo: please also sync ipe from unstable, ubuntu override ok, thx03:46
desrtSEJeff; i've been thinking about this03:57
desrtSEJeff; there seems to be no mechanism to instruct the keyserver "please remove this shit from my key"03:57
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desrtSEJeff; which is a significant problem.... think about a spammer... they could sign everyone's key and attract huge amounts of attention to themselves03:57
SEJeffdesrt: So all of the defaced keys have to be removed and regenerated?03:57
SEJeffdesrt: That will be a headache03:58
desrtSEJeff; there is also no method for removing keys03:58
SEJeffdesrt: You would likely have to contact the keyserver staff. It's possible I'm sure03:58
desrtSEJeff; there is no one keyserver.  they constantly sync with each other03:59
desrtSEJeff; if you removed it from one it would just pick it up from the others again on the next sync03:59
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tsengthats why you dont loose your revoke key, kids03:59
desrt:)03:59
desrteven revoked keys stay on the servers04:00
tsengbut revoked.04:00
desrtonce ever have the revoked/expired keys been batch-removed04:00
Diablo-D3<SEJeff> Diablo-D3: Thanks, I was out for a bit04:00
Diablo-D3<SEJeff> Diablo-D3: Are you hosting that domain on dialup? It's super slow ;-P04:00
Diablo-D3SEJeff: nope, its on sf.net04:00
SEJeffDiablo-D3: might as well be dialup :)04:01
Diablo-D3yeah, I was having problems earlier04:01
Diablo-D3afaik its only one server out of many actually doing it04:01
Diablo-D3its unusual, thats for sure04:01
SEJeffDiablo-D3: I'm just kidding. But that server is being slammed ridiculously hard04:02
Diablo-D3no kidding04:02
Diablo-D3have you ever seen the sf.net hardware?04:02
Diablo-D3even the project webservers are beefy04:02
Diablo-D3and they have a ginormous ammount of bandwidth04:02
SEJeffDiablo-D3: Does that bootchart go to gdm only, or to the desktop?04:03
Diablo-D3SEJeff: um, ?04:03
Diablo-D3I have a choice?04:03
SEJeffDiablo-D3: I am asking04:03
Diablo-D3it only goes to gdm04:03
Diablo-D3SEJeff: your question doesnt make sense, I didnt know I could measure desktop component loading too04:04
SEJeffDiablo-D3: And what kind of hardware?04:04
Diablo-D3sempron 2600+, ungodly fast sata drive, 2 gigs of ram.04:04
SEJeffDiablo-D3: I have never used bootchart. I was curious if that measured up to gdm and stopped, or not.04:04
SEJeffDiablo-D3: Oh, that bootup sucks then04:04
Diablo-D3oh, afaik it only measures up to and including gdm04:04
Diablo-D3well, I think its apache and mysql screwing things over04:05
Diablo-D3maybe ssh too04:05
Diablo-D3I've actually considered using dropbear instead of openssh04:05
Diablo-D3openssh is a fatass04:05
SEJeffDiablo-D3: I can get 32 seconds to nautilus and a desktop with init-ng on my breezy box04:05
SEJeffdropbear is faster?04:05
Diablo-D3dropbear is a tiny little ssh server04:06
SEJeffJust because it's embedded I would think it is slower04:06
tsengits smaller memory footprint04:06
Diablo-D3its ungodly small04:06
Diablo-D3its something you'd, say, put on a wrt54g router04:06
Diablo-D3(which I do)04:06
SEJeffI have dropbear on my Linksys with OpenWRT04:06
tsengit didnt implement scp until recently for example04:06
SEJeffYes04:06
Diablo-D3SEJeff: hah!04:06
Diablo-D3openwrt > *04:06
Diablo-D3tseng: yeah, and it sucked04:06
SEJeffsmall memory footprint != fast04:06
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Diablo-D3tseng: I kept trying to sshfs my router, and I didnt understand why it didnt work until I realized it doesnt implement scp04:06
tsengi am pretty heavy on the scp/rsync04:07
Diablo-D3oh, and fuse > *04:07
Diablo-D3and dropbear's scp implementation still doesntsupport sshfs04:07
Diablo-D3or rather, it doesnt support the things sshfs uses04:07
SEJefftseng: I love scp. and sftp also04:07
SEJeffmget *04:07
Diablo-D3anyhow04:07
Diablo-D3SEJeff: I dunno if thats slow or not04:07
Diablo-D345 seconds imo is fast04:07
SEJeffDiablo-D3: Did you read my above post?04:08
Diablo-D3which one?04:08
SEJeffSEJeff Diablo-D3: I can get 32 seconds to nautilus and a desktop with init-ng on my breezy box04:08
Diablo-D3oh that04:08
Diablo-D3yeah I read that04:08
SEJeffThats the box I have my parents using04:08
Diablo-D3but I still dont think 45 seconds is slow04:09
Diablo-D3I'm loading apache2, mysql, openssh, distcc, and default installs dont04:09
SEJeffI was thinking it would be ~30 seconds or so04:09
SEJeffTrue04:09
SEJeffIn a week or so (when I reboot dapper) I will put it back to a default state and make a bootchart04:10
Diablo-D3I've been considering bootcharting a ubuntu livecd04:10
Diablo-D3but that might not work as planned04:10
Diablo-D3well, actually, it might04:10
Diablo-D3I can still load the whole image into ram, right?04:10
Diablo-D3I just need to make a livecd that has bootchart.04:11
SEJeffDiablo-D3: Yep04:11
SEJeffAnd make an option in the bootloader04:11
SEJeffLike bootchart04:11
Diablo-D3hehe04:11
Diablo-D3Im surprised no one hasnt already done that04:11
SEJeffDiablo-D3: Seriously. That would be great to test out different systems04:11
Diablo-D3well, Im making no promises...04:11
SEJeffBut you would have to modify bootchart04:11
tsenga livecd is significantly different enough to be pretty irrelevant04:12
Diablo-D3but if it doesnt seem like too much of a pita, I'll consideri yt04:12
SEJeffAs I don't think /boot is in a tmpfs04:12
Diablo-D3*it04:12
Diablo-D3tseng: oh =/04:12
tsengthe IO is an entirely different story04:12
Diablo-D3nm then04:12
tsengit would be good to profile the livecd on different hardware04:12
tsengbut not with the goal of optimizing iowait times on the desktop04:13
SEJeffAnd have a little wizard to email the bootchart back to ubuntu.org04:13
Diablo-D3tseng: hrm04:13
tsengoh04:13
SEJeffAnd maybe some hardware data04:13
tsengogra: add bootchart support to your hwdb :P04:13
SEJeffExactly04:13
Diablo-D3I wanna make a feature request for this on launchpad04:13
SEJeffThat would be a great idea actually04:13
Diablo-D3just to make sure this idea isnt lost04:13
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Diablo-D3argh04:15
Diablo-D3I hate launchpad sometimes04:15
Diablo-D3SEJeff, tseng: help me find ubuntu livecd on launchpad04:15
Diablo-D3actually, maybe I'll just put it on my blog04:17
SEJeffI'm not finding a live-cd component04:18
Diablo-D3yeah neither am I04:18
SEJeffJust the install scripts04:18
SEJeffthe casper stuff too04:18
Diablo-D3I'll put it on my blog04:18
Diablo-D3and I'll post the url to the ubuntu-devel ml04:18
SEJeffWill you put a link in here also?04:19
Diablo-D3yeah of course04:19
Diablo-D3give me a second to write this up04:19
SEJeffok04:20
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Diablo-D3whats the url for the hwdb?04:25
tsenghttp://hwdb.ubuntu.com/ creatively enough04:26
Diablo-D3hah04:26
Diablo-D3lol04:28
Diablo-D3in random googling, I've found this04:28
Diablo-D3SEJeff and tseng have both played professional football. (rotfl)04:28
SEJeffhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1021256519470427962&q=wep04:28
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SEJeffUse kismet instead of kismac though :)04:29
Diablo-D3kismet is pretty fun04:29
SEJeffDiablo-D3: http://www.digitalprognosis.com (hasn't been updated in a year and 1/2) and google for "jeff.schroeder2@us.army.mil"04:29
Diablo-D3I was using kismet on my laptop, and kismet drone on my wrt54g04:30
SEJeffYou can find all kinds of my posts on LUG mailinglists04:30
SEJeffYes04:30
Diablo-D3and you know what I found?04:30
Diablo-D3I'm the only ap in listening distance =(04:30
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Diablo-D3wow04:31
Diablo-D3cracking wep is that easy?04:32
tsengin ideal circumstance04:32
tsengs04:32
Diablo-D3jesus!04:32
Diablo-D3that makes wep totally useless04:32
Diablo-D3thank god I use wpa204:32
SEJeffDiablo-D3: With my little sharp laptop, a copy of WHAX, and a few minutes driving around. I will always get net access04:32
SEJeffWhax also has the exploit code database from packetstorm AND metasploit framework04:33
Diablo-D3I'm waiting for openwrt to support multiple wifi vlans, btw04:33
Diablo-D3so I can simutaniously use wpa2 and no encryption04:33
Diablo-D3so I can use wpa2 for my clients, and open my ap for everyone else04:34
mojowhich pcmcia that kernel 2.6.15 use? Is that pcmcia-cs or pcmciautils?04:34
mojoi am trying to solve some kernel panic here04:35
Diablo-D3mojo: pcmciautils, but watch out, it may lock the kernel up04:35
Diablo-D3I had to --purge both to bootwith 2.6.1504:35
mojoDiablo-D3: you're rite, it DID lock up my PC04:35
Diablo-D3yeah, you're the fourth person in here so far to experience it04:36
Diablo-D3what I dont get is.... I dont even own pcmcia hardware.04:36
Diablo-D3atleast, not on my workstation04:36
mojoDiablo-D3: yup, I tried to purge both to boot with the kernel, locking up still happens, maybe I go the other way around, turn off the pcmcia service then04:36
Diablo-D3SEJeff: http://shadowconflict.blogspot.com/2005/12/bootchart-on-ubuntu-livecds.html04:37
mojoDiablo-D3: i am owning only Desktop,however the kernel still boot up with pcmcia service04:37
Diablo-D3mojo: it doesnt if you purge both pcmcia-cs and pcmciautils afail04:37
Diablo-D3*afaik04:37
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Diablo-D3tseng, url --^04:39
mojoDiablo-D3: 2.6.15-6 solve this lock up, i only encountered this with 2.6.16-504:39
Diablo-D3hrm, let me check what Im using04:39
mojouname -r04:40
Diablo-D32.6.15-5.704:40
Diablo-D3yeah, mojo ;)04:40
mojo5.7 hrm04:41
mojowhat an odd number ;)04:41
mojothen I think i am rite04:41
Diablo-D3its easier to apt-cache show linux-image-2.6.15-5-foo04:41
mojothe bug is fixed during 5 and 604:41
mojothx anyway, bak to hacking04:42
mojobtw, the url u pasted has very nice layout, looks like Eclipse layout04:42
Diablo-D3wtf, bwm on openwrt has to be wrong04:42
Diablo-D3       Total          287.1000      291.391         579.39104:42
Diablo-D3thats KB/sec04:42
Diablo-D3I can only download at 90k/sec04:42
Diablo-D3and thats download, upload, and total, in that order.04:42
Diablo-D3oh I get it04:44
Diablo-D3ubuntu dapper magically made my connection faster *g*04:44
sistpotyelmo: please sync libccrtp from unstable, ubuntu override ok04:45
Diablo-D3new initramfs-tools04:46
Diablo-D3mojo: that could have been what did it04:46
mojofor whom who love a bit art on desktop, we are developers but not nerds rite? http://orion.thos.me.uk/~joneslee85/Tango-0.5.1.tar.bz2   <--- GNOME Tango Theme (latest)04:49
Diablo-D3Im not sure I want to look.04:49
Diablo-D3screenshot plzkthx04:49
mojohold on sec04:49
mojohttp://opax.swin.edu.au/~4089294/Tango.png04:50
Diablo-D3my eyes!04:50
Diablo-D3actually.04:50
Diablo-D3except for the background04:50
Diablo-D3thats not so bad04:50
xkahnmojo: it looks like the icon theme is really coming together.04:50
jbaileyTell me those colours are picked for high contrast on a black and white screen or something.04:51
xkahnmojo: I still don't like the small folders.04:51
mojoaw04:51
Diablo-D3hrm04:51
Diablo-D3I dunno04:51
mojoi am not artists who designed it04:51
mojoi am just a mere developer04:51
Diablo-D3I like kde's crystal04:51
mojowho package it04:51
xkahnmojo: I've talked with the artists.04:51
xkahn:)04:51
xkahnI was outside the first design meeting.04:52
Diablo-D3why dont we use crystal?04:52
mojooh well, it's up to us to decide whether to move on to this theme rather than Humility04:52
mojoyou guys can check this exciting post04:52
mojohttp://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=8847704:52
xkahnBut I really like the overall style.04:52
Diablo-D3better yet04:52
Diablo-D3why doesnt someone make a Free icon set that is universal04:52
Diablo-D3that works with everything04:52
xkahnDiablo-D3: that's what tango is.04:52
Diablo-D3xkahn: can I use it with kde?04:53
xkahnDiablo-D3: yes.04:53
mojofor now, i am going to bed, damm freaking tired hacking all day long04:53
Diablo-D3my prayers have been answered04:53
Diablo-D3now all I want is matching plastiky/openlooky gtk and qt themes04:53
xkahnDiablo-D3: http://tango-project.org/Tango_Desktop_Project04:53
SEJeffThe clearlooks in dapper is nice04:53
SEJeffI really like it04:53
Diablo-D3SEJeff: ...04:54
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xkahnDiablo-D3: it's based on the Firefox icon style.04:54
Diablo-D3xkahn: eh, I guess its okay04:54
xkahnDiablo-D3: and the artist who did that is helping.04:54
Diablo-D3I wanna see finished product before I pass judgement04:54
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Diablo-D3because I cant say they're ugly icons04:54
xkahnI'm not involved anymore.04:54
SEJeffDiablo-D3: Sorry for being the odd bird. I personally know the guy who worked on the original Human theme (Nathan Mcallum) and told him it sucked04:55
Diablo-D3SEJeff: well, you suck then04:55
Diablo-D3actually, I cant say human is that good either04:55
Diablo-D3I prefer the default openlooks theme04:55
SEJeffDiablo-D3: I use bluecurve icons on Ubuntu with clearlooks gtk and metacity04:55
xkahnAnd even then I was only NEAR them when work started.04:55
xkahnAnd mostly complained about it.04:55
xkahn:)04:55
Diablo-D3I use the qt-gtk theme04:55
Diablo-D3so I get plastik in gtk =P04:55
SEJeffto each his own04:56
Diablo-D3slow as fuck but hey04:56
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xkahnand historically buggy.04:56
Amaranthbut clearlooks cairo (real stuff, not human) looks awesome04:56
SEJeffAmaranth: Yes, thats what I was talking about. The scrollbars are just "pretty"04:57
Amaranthand afaik there isn't a single prerendered image in it04:57
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Amaranthhttp://www.stellingwerff.com/progress_ltr.gif is the part i like04:58
Amaranthsomeone wrote a patch to do it, but i dunno if it's in gnome cvs or dapper yet04:58
SEJeffAmaranth: Why don't they make a brown version and call it "human 2"04:58
mojoyuk, can't sleep, bak to IRC04:59
SEJeffANd you can toggle progress bar animation in your .gtkrc I believe04:59
Diablo-D3mojo: lol04:59
mojoSEJeff: feel free to hack it to brown, it's pretty easy04:59
AmaranthSEJeff: eventually, you'll be able to04:59
SEJeffI'm just curious why it isn't the default04:59
SEJeffUsability wise, I think clearlooks gives the best user feedback05:00
mojoSEJeff: it's not the default b/c it reminds me of the color of chocolate, I dun want to get overweighted since I sit next to my PC 24/705:00
mojo;)05:00
Diablo-D3lol05:00
Diablo-D3it reminds me of chocolate, and since I'm allergic to chocolate, I'm going to switch to suse!05:01
Diablo-D3no, gentoo! yeah! I'm the world's next ricer! yar!05:01
mojolol05:01
SEJeffWell I like blue over brown... but since Mark is determined that Brown will be Warty --> Dapper, it will be brown05:01
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Diablo-D3Im going to go recompile my entire OS just so I can get 1% improvement, but 50% more instability for free!05:01
mojoi am working on fixes rotation order in gnome-panel, it's pain in the ass, y GNOME developers has a such bad design for GNOME Panel, if they did better, we can have a transparent, right rotated ordered panel like KDE05:02
Amaranthack, jdong just pointed out a problem with backports05:03
Amaranthvlc in breezy-backports works but the version in dapper has changed and won't build anymore05:03
Amaranthso what happens if there is a security issue with the vlc in backports?05:03
Diablo-D3Amaranth: ouch05:03
SEJeffmojo: I talked to davyd madely about the transparency issue and he isn't really sure why it does that05:04
Diablo-D3Amaranth: you'd think a new one would be backported05:04
Diablo-D3and bleh linux-restricted-modules-common is still whacked05:04
AmaranthDiablo-D3: can't be, dapper version doesn't build against breezy anymore05:04
Diablo-D3Amaranth: er.05:05
Diablo-D3Amaranth: ... oh my.05:05
mojoSEJeff: and the transparency issue is very pain staking, I've been hacking on it for 2 weeks, still doesn't get it work properly, b/c GDK and Cairo based theme behave pretty differently, >,<05:07
SEJeffmojo: yes, see my bug on that: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2002205:08
mojoSEJeff: nasty bug heh? I am also thinking giving patch to Main Menu bar, making it transparent aswell, but I haven't imagined how do you set Properties for it, right click on Menu Bar? Or make it follow the Settings applied to the panel it's placed on05:10
SEJeffmojo: Inherit the panel settings. Anything else would be very anti-HIG05:11
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FireRabbitare the images used on the official ubuntu cds avaliable somewhere?05:13
mojoSEJeff: that's the hard bit, making it inherits the parent panel, anyway I am trying to working that out05:13
mojoFireRabbit: ask ubuntu-art05:14
mojoFireRabbit: ask at #ubuntu-art05:14
FireRabbituhhh...okay..05:14
mojoFireRabbit: sorri, it's #ubuntu-artwork05:14
FireRabbitoh05:15
SEJeffmojo: It really bugs me that the panel won't respect transparency properly05:15
FireRabbiti was going to say..05:15
SEJeffmojo: good luck fixing that one.05:15
mojoSEJeff: it's the design that count, bad design is annyoying05:15
SEJeffAnd that is why superheros like federico, behad, and mattias have to optimize gnome05:16
SEJeffIt is slow05:16
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mojoSEJeff: that's bad, GNOME should aim for quality 1st, or else GNOME will lag behind KDE05:17
mojoSEJeff: can you also post up to Bugzilla for me this bug:05:18
mojoSEJeff: when u set your panel vertically, the Window List doesn't rotate along05:19
SEJeffmojo: I will open a bug. BUt it will be a few minutes05:20
mojoSEJeff: thx in adv05:20
mojoSEJeff: btw, can you send me the BlueCurve theme package that you used in the screenshot? I am so lazy to install Fedora just to get that theme05:22
SEJeffmojo: How about this05:22
SEJeffmojo: I wrote a script to download it from the fedora site, alien it to deb, install it, and use gconftool-2 to set it as default05:22
infinityDiablo-D3 : Oops.  lrm-common fix uploaded.05:23
SEJeffmojo: I haven't had time to finish the script 100%, but you can cherrypick that part if you are interested05:23
mojoSEJeff: it'd be nice05:23
mojoSEJeff: okay, I will help u revise the script05:23
SEJeffmojo: www.digitalprognosis.com/opensource/setup.sh05:24
SEJeffmojo: I've honestly just been to busy to finish it. I'm sure that will give you an idea of what to do though05:24
SEJeffAnd if anyone else wants to comment about it feel free05:24
SEJeffmojo: make SURE to not run the sed commands on your init scripts05:25
mojoSEJeff: cool, i got it, playing around with it now05:25
SEJeffmojo: It's a mess ATM, but I haven't seen a script as complete yet05:27
SEJeffSo I wrote one05:27
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SEJeffmojo: I'm going to fix some things in that script right now and re-ul a new copy in a few minutes05:30
mojoSEJeff: url?05:32
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mojoSEJeff: I go out get pizza05:32
SEJeffmojo, Same as before. I'll update it in a bit05:32
aedesare most ubuntu packages modified from the debian ones?05:35
Amaranththe desktop ones, yeah05:36
aedesI'm wondering about cupsaddsmb, specifically05:37
Amaranth!info cupsaddsmb05:38
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aedes!info cupsaddsmb05:42
infinityThat would work a lot better if this wasn't #ubuntu-devel.05:42
aedesAmaranth, if that's for a bot in here, I'm not getting anything05:42
aedesinfinity, where would it work better?05:43
Amarantherr, i forgot, that's only in #ubuntu :P05:43
infinity(Which is where this conversation should be)05:43
aedesinfinity, I'm unclear as to exactly what is considered development05:44
infinityaedes : Working on development is development.  Asking how development works isn't.05:44
infinityIf you're asking for curiosity's sake, ask in #ubuntu, if you're asking cause you want to get involved, #ubuntu-motu05:44
ptloif you're asking if you should install dapper, don't :)05:45
infinity(And no, I'm not just picking on you, I just happened to glance at my screen at the wrong/right time)05:46
aedesactually, I was ultimately looking for the modified sources, to debug a problem I'm having05:46
infinityThe sources are in the archive, next to the binaries.05:46
aedesI can probably get that frrom the devel resources, I suppose05:46
aedesok, thanks05:46
infinity"apt-get source foo"05:47
infinityDefinitely not a -devel question.05:47
Diablo-D3<mojo> SEJeff: I go out get pizza05:48
Diablo-D3mojo: get an ansi standard pizza!05:49
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calcanyone use dual head dvi?05:54
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calci'm trying to find a good dual head dvi agp card that isn't too expensive05:55
infinityWhat resolution on each head?05:55
calc1920x120005:55
infinityOuch.  Then you need dual DVI-D.05:56
calcso within single link specs if the card fully supports it (ie nvidia 5xxx doesn't aiui)05:56
infinityWhich is going to be  abit pricier.05:56
infinitya bit, too.05:56
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calc1920x1200 is at the limit of single link05:56
Diablo-D3which islame05:56
calcsome older nvidia cards only do 135MHz which isn't enough for 1920x1200 the spec itself is 165MHz which is fine for 1920x120005:56
infinityAre you positive on that?... I usually see the limit qutoed at 1280x102405:56
calci'm also trying to find a card that is fanless which seems to be harder05:57
calcinfinity: yea05:57
calcmost cards say either 1280x1024, 1600x1200, or 1920x120005:57
Diablo-D3yeah, you can do 1600x1200 on a single link fine05:57
infinityWell, fiif you find a card maching those specs that isn't DVI-D, let me know.  I'm curious.05:57
calcthe only lcd that needs dual link aiui is apple 30"05:57
Diablo-D3calc: heh05:57
calcthough some of the 9MP displays might use multiple dual link ports05:57
Diablo-D3theres more than one >1920x1200 lcd now05:58
Diablo-D3but Im betting it uses the same panel apple's gigantor05:58
calcinfinity: DVI-D confusingly enough doesn't mean dual link ;)05:58
Diablo-D3dvi-d == digital05:58
calcDVI-D is DVI Digital (only)05:58
Diablo-D3ie, what dvi is supposted to be05:58
calcas opposed to DVI-I which is what i use on my 21" crt05:58
calcDVI-I ports do digital and analog05:59
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calcmy 21" crt being analog of course05:59
Diablo-D3lol05:59
infinityErr, then "DVI-dual", then. :)05:59
Diablo-D3infinity: "dual link"05:59
calcDiablo-D3: there are other 30" high res displays now?05:59
Diablo-D3I think dvi is retarded for dong that, btw05:59
Diablo-D3calc: yeah05:59
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calcDiablo-D3: there have been better than apple lcds for a long time but not the same res as them until recently i guess05:59
Diablo-D3calc: I forget who, though, someone pointed it on on irc somewhere a few days back06:00
Diablo-D3I think it was a samsung06:00
calcseveral companies have had 3840x2400 displays for years06:00
Diablo-D3those 3840x2400 displays suck06:00
Diablo-D3they tile lcd panels to do it06:00
Diablo-D3and you get that horrible seam because of it06:00
calcoh?06:00
calcthats odd06:01
Diablo-D3you dont notice it when you're across the room though ;)06:01
calcso they get tiny high res panels to do it06:01
calc?06:01
Diablo-D3basically06:01
calciirc most of the 3840x2400 lcds were ~ 21"06:01
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Diablo-D3not theones I saw06:01
Diablo-D3they were like 40+ inches06:01
calchmm maybe the 21" ones i saw were real single pane lcds06:02
Diablo-D3maybe06:02
calciirc viewsonic and ibm made them among other companies06:02
calcthe biggest samsung has on their site is 32" and is low res06:03
calc1280x768, basically just a hdtv06:03
HrdwrBoBbest is 24"06:03
HrdwrBoB24" 1920x120006:03
HrdwrBoBsamsung panel06:03
Diablo-D3no06:03
Diablo-D3best is apple's 30"06:03
calcHrdwrBoB: yea, Diablo-D3 thought samsung was a company that had a competing lcd to apples 30"06:03
Diablo-D3I think it was samsung, calc 06:04
calci have two 23" 1920x1200 on order06:04
HrdwrBoBerm, apples LCDs are samsung06:04
Diablo-D3HrdwrBoB: nope.06:04
HrdwrBoBIIRC06:04
calcDiablo-D3: perhaps its not available yet and was at a tradeshow06:04
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Diablo-D3apple buys panels from quite a few companies06:04
Diablo-D3calc: maybe, I wasnt quite with it that day =/06:04
calcwhoever actually produces them for apple doesn't seem to be selling them for themselves  yet06:04
dholbachgood morning ubunteros06:05
Diablo-D3its funny06:05
Diablo-D3apple gets first crack at buying panels06:05
Diablo-D3from any company06:05
calcwow apple lcd is down to ~ $2350 USD06:05
Diablo-D3everyone else gets the panels apple rejected06:05
infinityThat's because Apple will pay more wholesale than they could get retail for the same panel.06:06
Diablo-D3yup.06:06
infinityBecause Apple can resell it with a big "it has an Apple logo on it, suckers!" pricetag.06:06
Diablo-D3infinity: well, yeah06:06
Diablo-D3but samsung makes the best panels in the world06:06
Diablo-D3there are samsung models I'll buy before apple ones.06:06
calcput a better backlight in and take all the features off the monitor and put apple logo on it, instant profit06:06
calcthe ones i got are HP L233506:07
calchas dvi/vga/component video/svideo/pip/etc06:07
Diablo-D3yeah, all I need is dvi06:07
calci can hook up a cable box to it and watch tv on one and work on the other :)06:07
Diablo-D3who'd want to? =/06:08
calcs/tv/pron/ maybe? ;)06:08
Diablo-D3all my pron is dvd rips.06:08
calci have a tv card in my box that afaict still doesn't work under linux :\06:08
calcit'll teach me not to buy hardware without finished support06:10
calc:\06:10
Diablo-D3roffle06:11
Diablo-D3I gave up on cable tv06:11
Diablo-D3I mean, right now I'm downloading about 35098325083 hours of anime06:11
Diablo-D358 hours.06:12
HrdwrBoBthe amount of anime you watch is inversely proportional to how capable you are of integrating into society06:13
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calcHrdwrBoB: is that a bad thing?06:13
Diablo-D3HrdwrBoB: I watch very little anime.06:13
calcmost of society sucks06:13
Diablo-D3calc has a point06:13
HrdwrBoBcalc: I'm just making sure people are aware06:14
calcheh06:14
calcHrdwrBoB: does that rule hold up if the anime in question is hentai?06:14
Diablo-D3I'd actually like to live in some of these alternate tokyos06:14
HrdwrBoBcalc: hentai is double06:15
calchmm looks like my tv card might work if i add a card entry for it to the drive06:15
calcdriver06:15
calcHrdwrBoB: heh06:16
Diablo-D3who here has seen read or die tv?06:16
HrdwrBoBI'd also like to point out that japan has one of the highest rates of depression and suicide, despite having the most disposable income06:16
HrdwrBoB.. but this is INCREDIBLY offtopic06:16
fabbionemorning06:16
HrdwrBoBso we should all STFU right now. please.06:16
Diablo-D3http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E1682400121106:22
Diablo-D3yum06:22
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fabbionewho is a bit familiar with printers?06:29
dholbachfabbione: pitti?06:31
fabbionehmm i think i figured :)06:35
fabbionemdz: ping?06:36
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fabbionehey pitti06:37
fabbionedholbach: you talk about the evil :)06:37
pittiGood morning06:37
dholbachhaha :)06:37
Diablo-D3fabbione: I am a little.06:37
fabbionepitti: i have a foomatic-* question for you :)06:37
Diablo-D3erk, foomatic scary06:38
pittifabbione: uh, ENOCLUE, but what's it?06:38
fabbionepitti: #17218 and #17693 they are basically asking to include the only 2 foomatic external drivers in the archive (universe) into main06:38
fabbionepitti: printing stuff06:38
pittiyes, THAT much I know :)06:38
Diablo-D3lol06:38
fabbionepitti: what do you suggest? add a Depends: in foomatic-db or just seed them?06:39
fabbionepitti: well never be sure :P06:39
fabbionein both cases i guess they will need a main inclusion report06:39
pittifabbione: I'd rather seed them, then folks can at least unintstall them06:40
pittifabbione: yes, but PPD files are a no-brainer06:40
fabbionepitti: yeah they are not even that big.. 1MB or so06:40
Diablo-D3zomg 1 meg?!06:40
fabbione(both of them)06:41
pittifabbione: uh, that's pretty big for a PPD file...06:41
pittibut having them in main at least can't hurt06:41
fabbionethere is more in foo206:41
Diablo-D3no kidding06:41
Diablo-D3thank god I dont want zipubuntu.06:41
dokogood morning06:41
mdzfabbione: yes?06:41
fabbionepitti: the foo2.. has quite a bunch of PPD06:42
fabbionemdz: thanks. i was going to ask the same question as pitti06:42
fabbionemdz: my printing knowledge is like UBZ..06:42
fabbionebelow zero06:42
Diablo-D3lol06:42
pittifabbione: we should also switch to gutenprint, btw06:43
fabbionepitti: -ENOIDEAWHATYOUARETALKINGABOUT06:43
Diablo-D3-EWTF06:43
fabbionepitti: i am dead serious.. i don't understand printing at all :)06:43
pittifabbione: it's the successor to gimpprint06:43
fabbionepitti: ok.. does that effect these 2 pkgs?06:44
pittijust more drivers, etc.06:44
pittifabbione: if these 2 packages are just PPDs, then not; if there are binaries, maybe, but I don't know that much either06:44
pittiat least I have to look at the packages first 06:44
fabbioneonly one has a bunch of binaries06:44
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zakameer is libatlas-cpp-0.5 dropped? eris b-ds on it...06:47
mdzwhere is initramfs-tools mainline these days?06:51
mdz(bzr)06:52
mdzinfinity: ^^06:53
infinitymdz : I don't have a bzr branch (or new mainline) as yet, so the "old" mainline of Jeff's is still authoritative (though out of date)... If Scott's been doing his changes in a bzr branch, his stuff should be pushed and made the new maqinline for me to merge back into.06:56
infinitymdz : So, short answer right now, without input from Scott, is that the archive is authoritative.06:56
mdzthe archive is definitely out of date and I don't see any branches in ~scott06:57
infinityI meant "the archive", as in "archive.ubuntu.com"06:57
mdzoh, that06:57
infinityI'll branch Jeff's archive, merge Scott's stuff, and publish to chinstrap shortlyish.06:58
fabbionepitti: ok.. i got the seed changes.. now.. main inclusion reports06:59
mdzinfinity: I'm going to upload a trivial change nowish07:02
infinityWorksish for meish.07:02
infinityNow that we're mostly caught up on merges, would this be a good time for me to book off a day or two for nothing but hunting FTBFS bugs and filing reports?07:03
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fabbionepitti: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMainInclusionQueue is this page still the canonical queue?07:05
stephanswho do I talk to regarding active directory and exchange oss replacements for ubuntu07:05
pittifabbione: yes, it is07:05
fabbionepitti: if so ocfs2-tools: MainInclusionReportOcfs2Tools [defered]  it's in main already07:06
pittifabbione: I also created a page template for them which should make it easier to create a report07:06
fabbionepitti: you rock :)07:06
pittifabbione: oh, then sb forgot to move it to accepted07:06
slomopitti: ah, while we're at main inclusions... did you already take a look at xsp? would be nice to get it into main asap... and do you think we can get avahi into main for dapper? :)07:10
pittislomo: I wanted to catch up a little with the reports today07:10
pittimeh avahi - that's going to be a hell of a review07:11
mdzstephans: ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com07:11
slomopitti: fine :) when you have some question on both feel free to ask me07:11
mdzstephans: assuming you want to tell us about existing software, rather than suggesting that we write it07:12
fabbioneARGH07:13
fabbionemozilla crashing while you are editing a maininclusion report? .. priceless07:14
pittifabbione: too bad we never wrote a report for firefox itself07:14
stephansmdz: well... ahem... i am not a developer... but I am willing to test.... who should write this?07:15
Lathiatpitti: heh07:16
stephansmdz: i mean.. I have several smaller clients that I am trying to evangelize linux to07:16
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dholbachpitti: what would have ended up with? dillo?07:16
stephanstheir requirements are 1: something like exchange and active directory...07:17
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stephansbut ... he... fedore directory would fit the bill 07:17
stephansFedora.. sorry07:17
stephansbut that would require using Fedore07:17
mdzstephans: we can't write all of the free software that anyone would like; what we do is integrate software which is available as open source into a distribution07:17
mdzstephans: if fedora has a directory server which meets our licensing guidelines, then I'd be interested in hearing about it07:18
stephanscan you integrate Fedora Directory Server?07:18
stephansit is GPL07:18
dholbachstephans: you could add it to http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UniverseCandidates07:18
stephansby redHat07:18
stephansok  i will07:19
stephansone more question...07:19
stephansis ubuntu comitted to delivering on the server side as well as on the desktop?07:19
infinityIt was just released under a useable license, afaik.07:20
stephansI know that ubuntu et al. is mainly known for desktop07:20
stephansinfinity: what was?07:20
dholbachstephans: dapper will be supported for 5 years on the server (!)07:20
dholbach:)07:20
infinityRHDS (rebraded as FDS)07:20
stephansgreat!07:21
stephansshould i try to alien it?07:21
infinityI doubt that would go well..07:21
stephansand try to run it?07:21
stephansok07:21
infinityBut you can always try.07:21
stephanshey, infinity, are you going to try?07:23
stephansto port FDS that is?07:23
stephansDo you think that it would be a lot of work?07:23
infinityIt will be a chunk of work.07:24
infinityYou realise that RHDS/FDS isn't an Active Directory replacement, but rather something that works kinda like it, but not quite, right?07:25
infinityie: If you want Win2K/WinXP Active Directory clients on your network, you still need an AD machine that your RHDS/FDS system syncs with.07:26
fabbionepitti: i did queue the 2 reports for review. Of course i left the security stuff to you07:31
pittiyes, that's fine, thanks07:32
fabbioneotherwise they look no-brainer07:32
stephansinfinity, but you can use it to authenticate linux boxes via ldap. 07:33
stephansfedora has this utility that can set up you machine to authenticate to ldap hsiod active directory etc.07:34
mdzthat is not the same thing as having a directory server.  that's a directory client, in fact.07:35
stephansmdz, yes... the client needs a server to authenticat to though, and I would rather not use windows 2003 to authenticate my linux machines07:36
stephansenter FDS!07:36
stephansnow if that could run on ubuntu, adn ubuntu had a tool to set up the authentication with ... wooo hooo!07:37
stephansnow window and no redhat07:37
mdzthe client side, configuring network authentication, is planned for Ubuntu 6.0407:37
stephanswindows sorry!07:37
stephansthat is dapper?07:37
mdzcorrect07:37
stephansok07:38
stephansgreat... now we have the possibility to authenticate ubuntu desktops to an ubuntu server in a modern way!07:41
stephansI will go hunting for a groupware server that can talk evolution... 07:42
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pittiogra: hrm, gobby in main??? this piece of cr^Wwork needing software?07:58
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pittiMithrandir: ping08:01
pittiMithrandir: why is the bootchart udeb empty?08:09
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pittiBurgwork: ping?08:13
pittiBurgwork: oh, nevermind08:14
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desrtall of the expired signatures are not exported... i suppose this probably makes sense... but i can also no longer download them, either08:15
pittiHi desrt 08:15
desrthello martin08:16
desrtsomething very bad is happening with pgp today and i am trying to figure out what it is :)08:16
Mithrandirpitti: it shouldn't be.08:16
pitti-rw-rw-r--  1 archvsync archvsync   1794 Nov 30 16:15 bootchart-udeb_0.9-0ubuntu4_all.udeb08:17
Mithrandirpitti: 1798 here, but that's approximately correct, yes.08:17
pittiMithrandir: well, there's just a startup script and a casper/post.d08:17
Mithrandirpitti: that's correct.08:17
pittiMithrandir: where's the actual binary?08:18
Mithrandirpitti: binary? :-)08:18
pittiMithrandir: oh, does it depend on the bootchart.deb?08:18
Mithrandirpitti: if you want to render something, yes.08:18
Mithrandirit just does data gathering.08:18
pittiah, ok08:18
Mithrandirso even though it looks tiny, it's ok.08:19
pittigreat :)08:19
pittiMithrandir: it's approved now, but it needs to be germinated08:19
Mithrandirpitti: ok, thanks.  I08:19
Mithrandir'll ask Kamion when he's around08:19
pittiMithrandir: oh, you can seed it yourself08:20
pittibootchart should probably be seeded, not sure about the udeb08:20
MithrandirI need to check out how big a hit on the live cd it'll be, and it should possibly be in the installer seed?08:21
Mithrandirthe first for bootchart itself, the latter for -udeb.08:21
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pittifabbione: I merge the seeds now, so that your printer packages go to {k,edu,server}buntu as well08:39
fabbionepitti: ah right.. cool thanks08:39
fabbionereboot timew08:39
fabbionebbl08:39
fabbione(hopefully08:39
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pittiwb fabbione 08:44
pittifabbione: hmmmm08:44
pittifabbione: foo2zjs contains some firmware crap08:44
fabbionewow08:44
fabbioneimpressive08:44
fabbioneeverything did work at the first shot!08:44
pittifabbione: are you sure that we can redistribute it in main?08:44
fabbionepitti: well it's in Debian main and it has been for a few months.. 08:45
pittihm, ok08:45
fabbionegiven -legal paranoid i assume yes08:45
pittithese binary blobs (*.crd) make the package big...08:46
fabbioneyes i know08:46
fabbioneit's still around 900K08:46
fabbionethat's not too big08:46
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pittifabbione: min2xxw surprises me, there are not even PPD files in it; I wonder about the magic it does to register in the print system :)08:54
fabbionepitti: uh?08:54
fabbioneright..08:55
fabbioneprobably the ppd are already part of foomatic08:55
fabbionebut it needs the binaries to work08:55
pittiyes, probably08:55
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pittiMoin mvo09:18
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mvohi pitti 09:20
jdubwhiprush: ping?09:21
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\shanyone working on a package for fedora directory server?09:48
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slomo_\sh: afaik no... someone already asked 2 hours ago if there's a ubuntu package he could use10:00
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dokomvo: can you reproduce the aptitude/libsigc++ stuff that mdz reported?10:05
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slomo_elmo: please sync haskell-devscripts from debian/unstable... ubuntu changes can be dropped10:07
mvodoko: no, but I have the latest apt/aptitude/etc already here. can you reproduce it?10:08
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ondrejhi all, what does it take to promote package from universe to main?10:12
dokomvo: no10:12
ondrejI work for ccTLD and it would help a lot to have nsd (alternative authoritative DNS server) in main for Dapper Drake10:13
fabbioneondrej: there are several steps that needs to be done10:13
fabbioneyou need to start searching for a consensum first to see that you are not the only user for it10:14
fabbioneafter that you prepare a MainInclusion report on the wiki10:14
fabbione(assuming there is a consensum)10:14
fabbioneand queue it10:14
fabbioneif all the steps proceed properly it will eventually enter main10:14
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ondrejfabbione: thanks, UbuntuMainInclusionQueue in wiki was exactly what I needed to see :-)10:16
fabbioneondrej: yes, but you need a consensum first10:16
fabbionefrom ubuntu-devel mailing list10:16
ondrejfabbione: yep, I understand, it's written on that wiki page as well...10:17
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ondrejbtw, I am also debian maintainer of that package :-)10:18
fabbioneondrej: yes :)10:18
fabbionebut for example10:18
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fabbioneincluding another DNS solution in main clashes with another spec to remove pkgs that provide duplication10:18
fabbionethat's why it's important to seek consensum :)10:19
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ondrejok, that could be a problem, since bind9 and nsd will clash and nsd doesn't provide caching dns server...  I'll write email to u-d will rationale and will see10:21
ondrejmithrandir: btw, did you sign my key already or still not?10:22
Mithrandirondrej: I've forgotten to.10:22
Mithrandirsorry10:22
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ondrejno prob10:26
Mithrandirhi daniel10:28
dholbach_me? :)10:28
Mithrandiryeah10:28
Mithrandirgood morning, and such10:28
dholbach_i was here like 4h ago :)10:28
dholbach_morning tollef :)10:28
Mithrandirnot your IRC client.10:28
Mithrandir:-P10:28
dholbach_ME! :)10:29
Mithrandiror, I just saw you when you rejoined10:29
dholbach_yeah... the connection dropped! YAY! :)10:29
Mithrandirheh10:29
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dholbach_how are you?10:29
Mithrandirtrying to find a silly segfault in kbd-chooser, but otherwise good10:29
dholbach_hm :/10:30
dholbach_i'll get back to bug triage! fun! :)10:30
MithrandirI hate works-by-accident code.10:31
KamionMithrandir: let's put it in the casper seed, not the installer seed10:38
KamionDiablo-D3: Mithrandir has been doing that live CD bootchart stuff over the last few days already10:38
KamionDiablo-D3: if you haven't already, could you please install the 2.6.15-6 kernel, reinstall pcmciautils, and confirm/deny that the lockup is gone?10:38
ograpitti, whats wrong with gobby in main ? 10:39
KamionDiablo-D3: if it isn't gone, please *report a bug* rather than using several hundred lines of my #ubuntu-devel scrollback on it, kthxbye :-)10:39
MithrandirKamion: sure, either works.10:39
ograi warned you beforehand that we decided to have it in edubuntu :)10:39
pittiogra: oh, gobby itself :) it's hideously broken...10:39
KamionDiablo-D3: because pcmciautils is going to stay in minimal - the packaging/upgrade issues are too difficult to deal with otherwise - so we need to make sure any lockups such as this are fixed10:40
ograpitti, nah ... 10:40
ograpitti, there would be bugreports about that ;)10:41
pittiogra: did you never saw gobbies divert from each other without notice and without chance of merging?10:41
pittior the crappy editor?10:41
ograpitti, nope10:42
ajmitchpitti: gobby is a wonderful app ;)10:42
pittiogra: then you didn't actually use it :) (just joking)10:42
ograit worked fine for me, except the times where someone ran zeroconf in the network10:42
ogra;)10:42
ajmitchit just needs a few 'features' smoothed over10:42
ogra0.3.0 will have this ...10:42
ograand since debian isnt fast enough in the transition, we'll get it first ... (according to pkern ;) )10:43
ograhe'll prepare source packages for us10:44
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KamionMithrandir: hmm, I guess we'd have to put it in both for now actually10:46
Kamionsince the initrd's common10:46
MithrandirKamion: it's a whopping 5k hit to the unpacked ram size.10:46
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slomo_elmo: please sync cln and haskell-devscripts from debian/unstable, ubuntu changes can be dropped... thanks :)10:56
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tepsipakkikamion: is the installer broken until 20051026ubuntu3 hits the archive?11:18
tepsipakkiI'm having all sorts of weird errors now ;)11:18
tepsipakkiusing latest daily11:18
Kamiontepsipakki: see topic11:19
Kamionwe mean it11:19
tepsipakkioh11:20
Kamion20051026ubuntu3 may be broken too, I cannot guarantee anything much at the moment11:20
Kamionfor the next day or three, it's going to be more efficient for me to encounter the issues myself than to walk other people through how to fix them :)11:21
ograhmm, i removed kino from the edubuntu seeds and metapackages, why does it still show up in my cdimage report.html ?11:21
tepsipakkithat's ok, I'll try again after my vacation11:21
ograoh11:21
ograKamion, cdbuilds stopped ? 11:21
Kamionogra: yes11:22
ograhmm, intentional i guess ..11:22
Kamiondeliberately11:22
Kamionit should be obvious why if you stop to think about it :)11:22
ograyup 11:22
Kamion(it's not going to work *anyway*, why bother building them ...)11:22
ograwasnt just fast enough .... my fingers were faster ;)11:22
Kamion#ubuntu-devel benefits from thought *before* typing. :-)11:23
ograheh11:23
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netdurin case you don't know... this is very cool to point http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6104490811311898236&q=11:28
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netduris there any plan for enterprise edition of ubuntu?11:40
hungernetdur: People are working on a server edition.11:42
hungernetdur: #ubuntu-server is the channel of that subproject.11:43
netdurI don't have problem with server... I installed ldap and sambe services on ubuntu server, it's joy and easy to do11:44
\shuh...apache 2.2.0 released11:44
HiddenWolfso what would you consider enterprise material?11:44
netdurthe problem about to set ubuntu as client to active directory, exchange... and set up policy11:45
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HiddenWolfnetdur, write some specs. :)11:45
dokochmj: do you currently on libxt-java?11:45
dokochmj: do you currently work on libxt-java?11:46
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netdurHiddenWolf, so no one working on that!!! I will write some specs and help myself... just about time ;)11:47
pittijanimo: ping11:53
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janimopitti, hey11:56
janimothanks for dbh :)11:56
chmjdoko: no, its uploaded 11:57
janimoyou can skip exo if you worry it's not from debian11:57
janimoit will be shortly11:57
chmjdoko: its ftbfs, I'll fix it a abit later, do you need it ?11:58
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dokochmj: ok I fixed it. btw, the libservlet2.4-java b-d was not merged12:04
chmjdoko: its in universe for some reason 12:05
pittijanimo: I try to catch up with the list now12:07
pittijanimo: your reports are fine, but a bit concise12:08
pittijanimo: I recently created a template for that stuff: MainInclusionReportTemplate12:08
pittijanimo: if you do more reports, can you please use it?12:08
dokochmj: please could you request a promotion to main?12:08
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chmjdoko: sure 12:10
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janimopitti, sure I saw the template I'll use that from now12:14
pittithank you12:14
janimoso should I move reports as they are done in the main page?12:14
janimoright now they're unde xfcemaininclusion12:14
pittijanimo: why there are so many changes to upstream files (*.html and the like) in the diff.gz?12:14
janimohmm which package?12:15
pittijanimo: yes, please move all reports directly to the main page12:15
fabbionepitti: how do we look for min12xxw and foo2?12:15
pittifabbione: I approved it, and it's seeded, so it's looking good12:15
fabbionepitti: ok thanks.. i guess we need Kamion to move them around, right?12:16
pittifabbione: however, to actually close the bugs, we pro'lly need them in desktop, not only in supported12:16
pittifabbione: elmo or Kamion, yes12:16
fabbionethey are in desktop12:16
fabbionei did seed them in desktop12:16
pittioh, ok12:16
ogradholbach, thanks for the atomix update :)12:16
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fabbioneif you didn't change it, they are there :)12:16
dholbachde rien12:17
janimopitti, which package has the html changes in diff.gz?12:17
pittijanimo: exo12:17
janimoah, skip exo for now then, it came not from sid12:17
janimodebian has an older version, when it catches up12:17
janimowe'll sync that and that will be cleaner12:17
pittihmkay12:18
pittijanimo: shall I move it to the 'needs work' queue then? (for now)12:18
mvois anyone else seeing "dlopen: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/libGLcore.so: undefined symbol: __glXLastContext12:18
mvo" in his Xorg.0.log with the latest xorg packages? it looks like it kills dri for me12:18
fabbionemvo: what driver are you using?12:19
mvofabbione: ati12:19
janimopitti, fine12:19
fabbionemvo: no, not here. but be aware the ati driver is shaky.. there are some bugs that needs to be addressed in the modular tree12:20
mvofabbione: hm, I wonder if it is a more general problem, I can't find this symbol outside of xserver-xorg-core (but I haven't greped through all drivers)12:20
fabbionemvo: actually12:21
fabbionethere is no libGLcore...12:21
fabbioneor at least not on my system12:21
fabbionemeh ok12:21
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fabbionemvo: check /usr/lib/libGLcore.do12:21
fabbione.so even12:21
fabbioneif the lib is there12:22
fabbionewe are either missing a symlink12:22
fabbioneor it's placed in the wrong position12:22
mvono, I don't have it there12:22
janimohmm can wiki pages be deleted/renamed?12:22
mvoI set a symlink and will restart X with it, thanks12:22
pittijanimo: yes, see 'further actions' menu12:23
pittijanimo: 'more actions', even12:23
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janimothanks12:23
mvofabbione: no, nothing changed12:24
fabbionemvo: weird.. hold on12:25
fabbionei am in the middle of a distupgrade... and can't isntall strings and stuff like that12:25
fabbionegrep __glXLastContext libGLcore.so 12:25
fabbioneBinary file libGLcore.so matches12:25
fabbionethis is on ppc12:25
mvosure, I'll poke around a bit more on my own and keep you updated (I'm on amd64)12:26
fabbioneok12:26
janimopitti, I think that works only in tha launchpad wiki, not the ubuntu one, as I cannot see 'more actions' here12:26
pittijanimo: it's there, I moved pages in the past12:26
mvofabbione: $ grep __glXLastContext /usr/lib/libGLcore.so12:26
mvoBinary file /usr/lib/libGLcore.so matches12:26
mvointeressting ...12:26
pittimvo: btw, I greatly miss aptitude for over a week now :(12:26
mvopitti: you do? why?12:27
pittimvo: it's uninstallable because of libsigc++-2.0-0c2a12:27
janimopitti, oh I see it now,was in edit mode.sorry for the nois12:27
fabbionemvo: yes. it matches here too12:27
mvopitti: oh, so you get thesame error as mdz12:27
fabbionegrep __glXLastContext libGLcore.so.xlibmesa 12:27
fabbioneBinary file libGLcore.so.xlibmesa matches12:27
fabbioneamd6412:27
pittimvo: I mainly use it for the automatic dependency removal12:27
mvopitti: ok, let's debug it12:28
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Kamionhmm ... oh yeah, x86 assembler won't build very well on powerpc12:47
dokopitti: do you have a hint, why it's uninstallable?12:50
pittidoko: yes, gtkmm and workrave need to be rebuilt for the new C++ transition12:50
dholbachgtkmm2.4 is done12:51
dholbachgtkmm is *OLD*12:51
dholbachand workrave doesnt use it12:51
dholbachbut i can rebuild workrave, if you want12:51
dokodholbach: the merge report is still open12:51
dholbachdoko: the merge is senseless, but yes, i'll do it12:52
dholbachdoko: thanks for reminding me12:52
pittidholbach: hm, there seems to be a problem with gtkmm2.412:52
pittidholbach: it apparently uses libsigc++-2.0-0c212:53
pittidholbach: and aptitude wants libsigc++-2.0-0c2a12:53
dholbacherrrr12:53
pittidholbach: so a mere rebuild should help12:53
dholbachit uses libsigc++-2.0-0ca (>=2.0.2)12:54
dholbachat my place12:54
seb128__dholbach: maybe you have a local build and the archive version12:54
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dholbachjust one version here... hmm12:54
dholbachdo you all have libgtkmm-2.4-1c2a of version 2.8.1-0ubuntu3?12:55
dholbachor am i the only one? :)12:55
seb128__same version here12:56
dholbachand i built gnomemm and gnomeuimm against it12:56
dholbachso i have no idea what the problem is12:56
dholbachbut i'll poke at the merge and workrave12:56
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pittidholbach: right, I have both the c2 and c2a versions of gtkmm12:58
pittidholbach: so it seems that just workrave still depends on the c2 ones12:58
dholbachah ok12:58
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pittidholbach: same for inkscape12:59
pittidholbach: thank you12:59
dholbachpitti: ajmitch did inkscape12:59
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seb128I've planned an inkscape upload for other change anyway so there will be a new upload01:00
dholbachyou mean another one? ;)01:01
seb128?01:02
dholbachit was already transitioned... nevermind me :)01:02
seb128I don't upload it for the transition ;)01:03
dholbachseb128: yeah - somebody else should do that crazy c++ stuff, right? ;)01:04
seb128there is no cpp stuff to do, you said that's already done ;)01:05
seb128anyway, time for lunch01:05
seb128bbl01:05
dholbachseb128: bon apptit01:06
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ograWTH01:10
ograerror opening security policy file /usr/lib/xserver/SecurityPolicy01:11
ograwhats that ?? 01:11
Treenaksa trojan!01:11
ograTreenaks, :p01:11
ograah, it moved from /etc/X11/xserver/SecurityPolicy :)01:12
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sebest_Ubuntu 4 Servers, anyone?01:19
sebest_this project could make a very good web interface for ubuntu servers: http://ebox-platform.com01:19
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Mithrandirdoko: it seems the newer libjaxp1.2-java breaks xml-crimson builds..01:21
Mithrandirdoko: want to take a look?01:22
dokoMithrandir: later01:23
Tm_Tsebest_: hmm, looks interesting01:24
sebest_Tm_T, yes i also think so, and the developper documentation is good to write new module01:24
fabbionesebest_: you can join and look at the topic on #ubuntu-serve01:26
fabbione+r01:26
fabbione#ubuntu-server01:26
sebest_Fabbione, ok01:26
dholbachand package ebox :)01:26
fabbionethat too :)01:26
Tm_Tsebest_: no pressure, just package it ;)01:27
KamionMithrandir: I've added bootchart-udeb to the installer and casper seeds01:27
MithrandirKamion: thanks01:28
sebest_hi dholbach :)01:29
sebest_it's already packaged for debian01:29
dholbachoh cool01:29
sebest_http://ebox-platform.com/download01:29
dholbachbut it should be in the distro01:29
dholbach:)01:29
sebest_it was developped on debian, so it won't be too hard to get it working on ubuntu i guess01:29
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sebest_dholbach, yes it should ;) what is needed?01:30
zakamehi :D01:30
dholbachsebest_: somebody should talk to the maintainers of those packages and ask, if they were willing to notify us of new package and some of us sponsor the uploads (if they don't want to become motus temselves)01:31
seb128elmo: please sync gnome-python 2.12.2-2 from Debian incoming01:31
sebest_dholbach, i can contact the author, should i cc to some list?01:32
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ogra_dholbach: they have a livecd .... guessing this is based on ubuntu they might already have ubuntu ready packages01:33
Mithrandirhmm, it seems like jakarta-log4j1.2 can build fine without xml-crimson, and apart from the build-dependency, libcrimson-java-doc is seeded as supported.  Can we just chuck that out of main?01:34
dholbachogra_: afaik koke works on this too01:34
dholbachogra_: it's a matter of gettint that stuff in01:34
ogra_ah, yeah, i thik he blogged it a while ago01:34
dholbachyeah01:34
kokeI think it's tested on ubuntu too01:35
kokeI'm not part of the eBox team but they are in the same room :)01:35
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dholbachah koke :)01:36
dholbachogra: you're grumbling too much01:36
ogradholbach, i see to many bugs currently ....01:36
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dholbachgrumbling doesn't help01:37
ograxorg doesnt work at all on thin clients... and it seems xauth is totally broken01:37
kokesebest_: now the team is here :)01:37
isaaclol01:37
ograkoke, upload to revu !01:38
kokeI think I'm not in the revu keyring yet01:39
sebest_koke, hi ;)01:39
sebest_no need for the mail so :)01:39
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ograkoke, afaik you get in automatically with your first upload ... but i might be wrong, siretart will know ...01:41
ogras/upload/signed upload/01:41
kokemmm, anyway I don't have my key here01:43
kokebtw, ebox may break current installations, it's meant to be installed in a dedicated server01:43
ograyes, i read that 01:43
kokes/installations/configurations/01:43
Yagisanogra: siretart had to manually add me, so koke may need to ping siretart to be added01:43
kokeand it needs patching some packages like posfix and gconf01:44
ogrado you have a debconf warning in the package about that ? so the user knows ? 01:44
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Kamionargh not more debconf notes01:45
ograKamion, so it should just silently break the users system ? 01:45
isaacogra: it shouldn't be installed in any user system01:45
Kamionno, it shouldn't break the user's system at all :P debconf notes aren't an excuse for bugs01:45
isaacexcept a dedicated one01:45
Kamionin that case it should require special action to enable, not just installing the package01:46
Kamionogra: also, this is what /usr/share/doc/ebox is for01:46
ograah, yes, better ...01:46
Mithrandirchmj: I'm doing a jakarta-log4j upload now to fix the FTBFS.01:49
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raphink:)01:52
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ograKamion, my orinoco card works !!!!02:00
Kamiongood stuff02:01
ograyeah :)02:01
kokeI think I'll upload eBox to revu this weekend02:01
freeflyingraphink:  how about your new kernel02:01
Kamionogra: you want to close the bug? (I'm assuming you didn't start cardmgr this time :-))02:02
ograyup02:02
ograonly pccardd is running02:02
ograwill close it02:02
Kamion(pccardd is a kernel thread)02:02
ograyup..02:02
ograbut its the only output of "ps ax|grep card" ;)02:03
Kamionright, you get one pccardd per socket I believe02:03
ograyup02:03
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ograclosed ...02:05
Kamionhmm, gfxboot seems to do precisely nothing02:05
ograwith the patches included already ?02:05
Kamionyes, obviously02:05
Kamiontracing indicates that it gets to the start of get_gfx_file and then falls out without hitting any more tracers; I'll have to add some more tracing I guess02:06
jordiKamion: is the date format mm/dd/yyyy something from the US, or is it common in Britain as well?02:13
Kamionjordi: that's the US abortion of a date format02:14
Kamionjordi: UK uses dd/mm/yyyy02:14
jordiI think it's only a US brainfart, but just checking02:14
jordiah, thanks. :)02:14
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mvoelmo: please sync libmpeg3 from debian (override ok)02:34
zygahey mvo02:34
mvohey zyga 02:34
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zygadoes anyone have contact with tango-project.org upstream?02:39
ograzyga, dholbach i think02:39
sladenoooh, debtags causes  glibc: free() invalid pointer... funky02:44
enricosladen: gah, I have no time to debug it now :(02:46
enricosladen: but please keep me posted on it, I might have more time in a few days02:46
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aigariuscould someone please approve my email to ubuntu-devel regarding "HomeUserBackup Feature Specification" ?02:47
janimoaigarius, aren't you subscribed?02:48
aigariusjanimo, no, I never have been :)02:49
janimotry gmane/nntp if you don't want to subscribe then02:49
janimoadmins, approving non-subscriber mails just doesn't scale :)02:50
aigariusaren't messages coming in via news gateway moderated too?02:50
janimoyes, but you confirm once to gmane and you're done02:52
janimoand you don't get you rinbox filled either02:52
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mvoelmo: please sync mpeg2dec from debian (override ok)02:58
aigariusjanimo: well there is the same option in mailman - just tick a box while approving the first message and all further messages from this email will be approved automatically02:59
janimoyes, but that is doen by an operator, while gamne does it automated03:01
sivangaigarius: why don't you subscribe then?03:07
aigariussivang, because I am not really an Ubuntu developer?03:08
Mithrandirdoko: would you mind if we removed libcrimson-java-doc from supported and kicked xml-crimson out of main?03:08
sivangaigarius: well, not all of the people are sub'd there are ubuntu developers per se, you could sub there if you are interested in any of the discussions there. Anyway, I'm the HomeUserBackup asignee - what feedback do you bring ? :)03:09
jbaileypitti: There?03:09
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pittijbailey: yes, good morning03:10
sivangjanimo: ?03:10
sivangpitti: Hey Martin03:10
jbaileypitti: At some point I think we might have selinux questions for you.  03:10
janimoaigars is author of sbackup03:10
jbaileydoko: ^^ ?03:10
pittijbailey: uh, oh, toss them to ajmitch :)03:10
sivangjanimo: oh :-D , I had no idea03:11
pittijbailey: I used grsecurity, but never SELinux, since it was a PITA to setup in the past03:11
dokoMithrandir: looks ok, no rdepends.03:11
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sladens/driver/input/03:13
aigariusI just subscribed, waited a minute and resent my email, but still got the same "your email is held for moderation" reply03:14
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sivangaigarius: were you planning to add external device backup to sbackup ?03:15
sivangaigarius: (e.g, CDRW/CDR/USB..)03:15
aigariussivang, jep. it actually is very simple given the sbackup architecture03:15
aigariussivang, I even had the glade files for the gui in my original spec :)03:16
sivangaigarius: wow cool, then it seems there is not much point in trying to implement my spec - there is only one thing I am currently thinking of in order to merge our two specs03:17
aigariussivang: please take a look at http://sbackup.sourceforge.net . I am trying to make a braindump of my ideas about backup there. you could help with you ideas.03:18
sivangaigarius: if you could take the "Simple Mode" ideas from my spec , and incorporate them into a "simple mode" available in sbackup , and running by default. that would rock03:19
sivangaigarius: the simple mode operation will do all what I specified in my spec as a default, e.g. backup ONLY home directories, be default exclude all media content, and use the CDRW/CDR/USB as I described there. it seems it wouldn't require too much additional work, as you say you have most of the infra. in plac.e03:21
aigariusmy email finally got trhough to the list, please read it03:22
sivangaigarius: I will sure do. thank you03:22
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dholbachelmo: do you what happened to my corrected version of gnome-web-photo?03:26
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Kamiondholbach: it's in NEW03:28
mvodoko: does https://launchpad.net/products/gnubash/+bug/5120 look ok to you?03:28
dholbachKamion: elmo asked me to do a tiny change to it, i did it and reuploaded (with new version number and .orig.tar.gz) but it was rejected, since the .orig.tar.gz was already there03:29
Kamionwas the second .orig.tar.gz different?03:30
dholbachi shouldn't think so03:30
dholbachoh well, if it's in NEW, i'll just wait03:30
Kamiondholbach: just reupload without -sa03:31
dholbachok03:31
dholbachmerci Kamion 03:31
Kamiondholbach: 0.1.1-0ubuntu1 is in NEW; if elmo asked you to make a change to it I doubt it'll get out of NEW until that change is made03:31
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dholbachunderstood, thanks Kamion 03:31
elmono, it was a trivial change, it can get out of NEW as is, I just haven't had a chance to do that yet03:31
dholbachelmo: take your time... i just thought i had done something wrong03:32
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Kamionsurprised you didn't get the reject message though - you were using an @ubuntu.com address so it should've been whitelisted03:32
MithrandirKamion: can I just unseed libcrimson-java-doc or is there somewhere I should raise discussion about it?03:33
dholbachKamion: i got the reject message, that's why i asked03:33
KamionMithrandir: if nothing uses the main binary, it's fine to unseed under the general banner of reducing-duplication03:33
MithrandirKamion: ook.03:33
elmoKamion: I didn't reject it03:34
elmooh that reject, neer mind me03:34
Kamionelmo: -0ubuntu2 was rejected03:34
dokomvo: 127 -> EX_NOTFOUND, but looks ok otherwise03:38
zygadoko: hi03:39
zygadoko: that's exactly why 127 was choosen03:39
zygadoko: so the handler can ask for default action fallback03:39
zyga(which is: print the message)03:39
sivangaigarius: still didn't see it, I'll give it some minutes to arrive03:40
aigariussivang, I see it in the archive03:40
sivangaigarius: ok, it arrived now.03:41
pittiDiziet: ping03:43
DizietHi.03:43
pittiHi Ian03:43
pittiDiziet: a dpkg question03:43
DizietSure.03:43
pittiDiziet: if package A ships a conffile, and package B Conflicts/Replaces/Provides: A, and ships the same conffile03:44
pittiDiziet: how is it possible to get a file conflict on upgrading A to B?03:44
pittiDiziet: I'm asking because of https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2026503:44
DizietThat sounds wrong to me.03:45
pittiDiziet: the bug or the dependencies?03:45
DizietThe bug.03:45
pittiDiziet: libcupsys2 c/r/p libcupsys2-gnutls << 1.1.23-1103:46
DizietThat is, if B -c/r/p-> A then A should be removed first.  Now obviously A's conffiles may remain but they ought to be taken over by B.03:46
pittiand breezy has -10ubuntuN03:46
pittiso the conffile shouldn't stay in A's file list?03:46
DizietThis may be related to the `dpkg conffiles bug' which Keybuk said he'd been working on.03:46
DizietYes, the conffile should stay in A's file list until B is unpacked, and then B should end up owning it.03:47
pittiif I merely remove A, then the conffile certainly stays in its list?03:47
pittiah, ok03:47
DizietQuite so.03:47
pittiDiziet: but it doesn't ATM?03:47
DizietUm, well, evidently either we don't understand the situation correctly or there is a bug in dpkg.03:47
sivangDiziet: hey Ian, it seems that sbackup's author ( aigarius ) is going to acutally implement most of what we discussed over HUB spec, and some more. My feeling is that the spec should stay informational if only to give him more ideas to be merged, and doesn't stand on it's own as implementation worthwhile. What is your opinion?03:47
DizietI say `should' because I want to describe what it ought to do without reference to the actual behaviour :-).03:48
pittiDiziet: I don't really want to rm the conffile in -gnutls10's preinst03:48
Dizietpitti: No, no, don't do that, definitely.03:48
pittino, I don't want to stomp over the admin's customizations03:48
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Dizietsivang: Oh, excellent.  sbackup does not a fair amount of work, I think.03:48
pittiDiziet: ok, thank you; I'll CC Scott on the bug03:48
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DizietDo.  He said he's got some kind of ADSL problem so do email him.  If you could CC me (iwj@ubuntu.com) that would be good.03:49
sivangDiziet: you mean, does not (need) a fair a mount of work ? :)03:49
DizietErr, I mean it _needs_ a fair amount of work.  Sorry.03:49
DizietProvide him with the bugzilla url you just gave me and obviously my offer to help.03:49
DizietBut I don't think I should start messing with the conffile handling which he said he's fixing.03:50
sivangDiziet: I will sure do, np :)03:50
mvoDiziet: did you got my python mozembed problem report? do you have any idea about it? or should I poke around it a bit again?03:50
Dizietsivang: Err, that instruction with `Provide him with the bugzilla url' was to pitti.03:50
pittiI read it :)03:51
sivangDiziet: oh, hehe np at all.03:51
Dizietsivang: But you can pass on my name to aigarius of course :-).03:51
Dizietmvo: I have no idea about it.  If you have effort to diagnose it then that would save me the work, otherwise I may or may not get round to it in today's upload.03:51
aigariusDiziet, me here :)03:51
Dizietaigarius: Ah, hello :-).  Did you read the HomeUserBackup wiki page we had ?03:52
Dizietaigarius: Also, you may have seen my bug reports against sbackup in the Debian BTS.03:52
aigariusDiziet, I have seen the bug reports and will try to make the stuff you mention there, but that wiki page ... I am not sure that there is much usable stuff there03:53
aigariusDiziet, it assumes that we want to bother the user each and every time that we think a backup should be done, after some time that will gt annoying03:54
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Dizietaigarius: Yes, I think we do want to bother the user.  That is, we bother them once to ask for permission to bother them in future.03:54
aigariusDiziet, also there is no room for user growth. I think that advanced backup features should be available from the same location as the simple way and as similar as possible03:55
Dizietaigarius: I think this is needed, really.  You'll have seen all the desperate messages from people who've lost their PhD thesis or their draft novel.03:55
janimoDiziet, you mentioned yesterday firefox and gnome MIME handling03:55
janimodoes that mean ff will grow gnome lib deps?03:55
Dizietjanimo: Yes.03:55
janimo:(03:55
Dizietjanimo: Our ff already has gnome lib deps I think.03:55
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janimothe one in breezy did not at least03:56
sivangDiziet: see also, http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2005-December/013518.html03:56
janimoand neither does current ff 1.503:56
Dizietjanimo: Is that a bad thing ?03:56
SEJeff_work\sh: ping03:56
janimoonly suggests ff-gnome-support03:56
janimoDiziet, well it was/is the default browser in xubuntu03:57
janimowhich tries avoiding gnome libs everywhere03:57
Dizietsivang: No, I hadn't read that yet.  Will do now.03:57
janimoone gnome lib tends to bring in the rest03:57
janimowhat is exactly used gnome-vfs for mime functions?03:58
seb128yep03:58
janimothat's all or deeper gnome-vfs integration is planned?03:58
seb128which doesn't bring all the UI stuff03:58
janimoif only local files are looked at, isn;t there some other mime lib? xdgmime or something else?03:59
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Dizietjanimo: Just to find the right application to open some content with.03:59
janimocurrent firefox scheme is messy?incomplete?03:59
DizietCurrent firefox mime handling is totally insane.03:59
SEJeff_worktotally broken04:00
Dizietaigarius: Hmm.  I read your posting, but I think we have a different view about these things.  I think backups to the same disk have very limited value.04:00
janimodoes anyone actually use xdgmime (the lib not the spec?)04:00
pittidoes anybody have a breezy box at hand?04:01
janimoit's a shame bringing in so many deps for just mime matching04:01
seb128janimo: gnomevfs04:01
DizietIf dpkg-shlibdeps did the right thing, my package with the uriloader fix just uses libglib2 and libgtk2 (and many other libs not starting libg.)04:01
SEJeff_workjanimo: Could you do something like OO.o native widget framework and "use it if it's available"?04:02
seb128Diziet: you don't use libgnomevfs2-0 for mime stuff?04:02
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aigariusDiziet, they recover deleted and corrupted files, they are easy to implement, they are completely automated. and power users can use the same backup scheme to backup to a mounted USB drive, another HDD or even a remote server mounted via NFS of FUSE or whatever else that Linux supports.04:02
sivangaigarius: what about non power users?04:02
siretartelmo: please sync qjackctl from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes04:02
DizietHard-disk to hard-disk backups can be done easily by the user with nautilus anyway.04:03
DizietI think the problem is that you're not addressing the real difficulty with un-backed-up home user systems.04:03
sivangDiziet: true, a matter of drag-n-drop04:03
DizietThis is particularly true of laptops.04:03
SEJeff_workaigarius: I tried sbackup and coudn't get used to it. rsync is a needed feature04:03
aigariussivang, they will have automatical daily backups of all important files. you can forget to make a backup by drag and drop. cron will not.04:03
Dizietseb128: The firefox-gnome-support package appears to depend on libgnomevfs2-0.04:03
dholbachelmo: can you please sync libfwbuilder from sid (ok to override)04:03
Dizietseb128: I think the best thing to do would be for me to upload a ff with this patch included and you can tell me whether you hate it.04:04
seb128Diziet: so this part of the code is probably shipped by this package which makes janimo happy04:04
janimoseb128, bonobo,gamin,gconf,orbit,libsmb are all vfs deps04:04
aigariusAND by trivial drag and drop or nautilus CD writer users can archive a selfcontained backup snapshot to any media04:04
seb128janimo: yeah, what I said, no UI04:04
Dizietseb128: If so, then yes, but I'm suspicious because I read the patch and it didn't seem to be in the gnome support part.04:04
sivangaigarius: yes, btw - what about offering to someone to use other backend engine for backups? many people seem to want a frontend solution to use rsync, as is very robust and already proven to work.04:04
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uenyiohaquestion for the not so faint hearted04:05
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janimoseb128, why UI is the largets part of gnome libs?04:05
DizietWhat I would like is for a naive user to be prompted by the system to make backups and for the system to make it as convenient as possible.04:05
ograBenC, around ?04:05
BenCyeah04:05
janimoif the patch would be just in gnome-support that would be great04:06
seb128janimo: why? because04:06
uenyiohais there a flag for ld that specifically tells it to create an x86 library on an amd64 system04:06
BenCogra: pong04:06
DizietWe need to think about the problem not as `how can we add buzzword-tickybox "backup" to our system' but rather `how can we improve many of our users lives by saving them from data loss'.04:06
ograi have a prob with ndiswrapper on amd64, i get a lot of ndiswrapper: Unknown symbol x86_64_  output if i try to load the module04:06
janimoseb128, I meant why, is UI the largets?04:06
sivangDiziet, aigarius : may we continue this discussion over the mailing list? I have to run now, but I think this discussion is important and interesting.04:06
ograBenC, ^^04:06
Dizietsivang: Right.  I'll see if I can reply later today.04:06
ograBenC, is the module not compiled with amd64 support ? 04:06
janimowrong wording04:07
BenCogra: hmm, we had that before in breezy, and it was the build process, but I was sure I got things right in dapper (I fixed breezy)04:07
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DizietErr, -2s/users/&'/04:07
aigariusDiziet, that can be accomplished by doing 3 things with SBackup: ask a question to switch from "no backup" to "recommended backups" on first startup, implement backup to CD, make a montly prompt to the user to write the latest daily backup snapshot to CD or other secure location04:07
BenCogra: I'll  get it fixed for -7.904:07
jbailey-7.9?04:07
aigariusDiziet, sivang: sure, lets continue in the mailing list04:07
ograBenC, this card never worked, so i dont reallycare, but apparently it shall work in suse sinc ndiswrapper 1.4 so i thought i'd try again...04:08
Dizietaigarius: I think you really want to look at that HomeUserBackup wiki page for answers to questions about prompt order.  We thought quite carefully about these things.04:08
Kamionuenyioha: -m elf_i38604:08
jbaileyAre you not resetting the number after the decimal place when you increment ABIs?04:08
Kamionuenyioha: obviously the objects will have to have been built 32-bit as well04:08
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uenyiohaKamion: yeah...the funny thing is they are04:08
infinityjbailey : No, the point is to say "7th ABI, 9th upload)04:08
infinitys/)/"/04:08
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uenyiohaKamion: i was expecting ld to automagically know what to do with them04:09
sivangDiziet, aigarius : cool thanks.04:09
seb128janimo: probably, gconf/gamin/gnomevfs are quite small04:09
Kamionuenyioha: ld defaults to elf_x86_64 emulation on amd64, afaik04:09
jbaileyinfinity: Ah, okay. =)04:09
sivangDiziet: I basically just want to see that we are not dupping any work or reinventing someone else's wheel, before embarking on the implementaion furiously.04:09
Kamionuenyioha: might be nice, but I don't think it does04:09
janimoseb128, g-vfs uses a copy of xdgmime right?04:09
janimoI see also gtk has xdgmime code in it but it doesnot look like it's used04:09
seb128janimo: correct, as do gtk04:09
Dizietseb128,janimo: I think there are two sensible answers to this question: 1. wait for my package, which will be uploaded today.  If you don't like it, say so and then we can talk with actual information.   2. I email you the diff that I've applied and you tell me whether you hate it by reading it.04:09
uenyiohaKamion: yeah that worked like a charm04:10
uenyiohaKamion: Thanks!04:10
DizietI don't think this discussion of abstract possibilities is really going anywhere, is it ?04:10
sivanganyway /me --> out now.04:10
Dizietsivang: TTFN04:10
janimoseb128, is the gtk xdgmime exported to apps?It doesnot look like it is04:10
seb128Diziet: I'll just wait for your upload and play with it, thanks :)04:10
janimoand if it is maybe it would be a better match for just mime handling than gnome-vfs04:10
seb128janimo: gtk doesn't do mime stuff, gnomevfs does04:10
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janimowhat does gtk use xdgmime for04:11
janimoif not mime stuff?04:11
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seb128janimo: probably GTK stuff but no external API to be used by other apps04:12
janimoDiziet, go ahead with 104:12
seb128janimo: like the png loader, etc04:12
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janimoI'll see what I'll do later04:12
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Kamionuenyioha: you're welcome04:12
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janimois xdgmime considered unworty currently of being actually released and packages as a libary?04:16
janimoI've seen other uses of it are the same 'copy in the tree' types04:16
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seb128janimo: <mclasen> seb128: the xdgmime api is not really that great, and in fact has changed repeatedly04:23
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mdkeelmo, docteam commit access for bhuvan pleeeeeaase :)04:29
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DizietCan I rely on the URL  http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/releasenotes604  coming into existence when Dapper releases ?04:37
infinitys/ubuntulinux.org/ubuntu.com/04:38
infinityWe're moving away from the former.04:38
infinityOr trying.04:38
janimoseb128, ok I see. So what's the point of it then?Just a testcase for shared-mime-info?04:39
janimobtw, I looked at memory consumtion of some gnome libs and they're about 3 Mb together.04:39
janimothose non UI04:39
Dizietinfinity: Thanks, noted.04:40
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seb128janimo: no, it's used by gtk/gnomevfs, but they don't want to depend on a moving API04:45
seb128janimo: by shipping a copy they are sure they don't break due to some external API changes they have not followed04:45
janimoaha04:45
seb128janimo: <mclasen> seb128: we have hesitated for years to put it in glib, because of the "what to do on win32" issue04:46
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mdkeDiziet, i think you probably can count on it yes, but it is worth firing an email off to henrik to make sure he's aware of it04:46
janimofscking win3204:46
whiprushjdub: pong04:52
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Dizietmdke: Ta.  I've done so.05:04
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xhakerseb128: care to make a libsexy package for universe?05:05
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seb128xhaker: I can do that, right05:08
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pitti_re05:09
xhakerseb128: looks like debian doesn't have it.. oh and xchat-gnome can spellcheck if compiled with it05:09
seb128xhaker: I'm not sure than people want spellchecking their IRC :)05:10
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xhakerseb128: it's the same feature Gaim has05:11
xhakerseb128: it only highlights possible mistakes05:11
Amaranthso, uh, does the new g_slice_* stuff in glib means apps will stop holding on to large chunks of unused memory?05:12
mdkepeople don't take enough care of their grammar on IRC these days05:12
xhakernot sure if it uses aspell tho.. but i should05:12
xhakerit*05:12
seb128xhaker: I think that people doesn't try to make 0 mistake when using IRC, but maybe that's just me :)05:13
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seb128mdke: no only the grammar05:13
mdkedisgusting05:14
seb128s/no/not/05:14
xhakermdke: lol05:14
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Kamionmdke: (shouldn't that be "take ... care about", anyway?)05:15
Kamion(as opposed to ensuring that your grammar is properly fed)05:15
mdkeyeah05:15
xhakermdke: spellcheck happens on the editbox only i think :P05:15
seb128xhaker: anyway, I'll package the lib, which was the topic05:15
seb128or get dholbach to package it :)05:15
xhakerthanks05:16
seb128np05:16
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ograinvitation *g*05:19
xhakerwasabi_ the wise05:19
janimopitti, how will packages which are not germinated getting in main afer approved?05:24
janimothe xfce ones are not in any CD build05:24
pittijanimo: they either need to be seeded, or be a dependency of other packages05:24
pittijanimo: i. e. you would seed the core components, and this would draw in the libraries05:24
janimopitti, yes but the seeds xfce is in are not build by Kamion/Riddell05:25
janimoso I am afraid they won't get in anastacia05:25
pittihmm05:25
pittithis almost cries for a new set of seeds05:25
janimothey may eventually, but not yet05:25
pittialternatively we would just seed xubuntu-desktop in supported05:26
janimoI am keepeng them outside ~cjwatson/seeds05:26
janimoah that's a good idea05:26
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Kamionjanimo: that will be sorted out eventually05:31
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Kamiononce there's a reasonable set of xfce stuff approved, it can trivially be added to anastacia's output05:31
janimonice, thanks05:31
Kamionputting xubuntu-desktop in the Ubuntu supported seed isn't something I want to do05:32
janimoright05:32
janimoI was wondering isn's supported common to ubuntu/kubuntu just like minimal05:32
janimo?05:32
janimoand only desktop/ship different?05:33
dholbachseb128: package it?05:33
janimodholbach, he meant libsexy05:33
dholbachwhat uses it already?05:33
Kamionjanimo: no05:33
dholbachjanimo: what uses it already?05:34
Kamionjanimo: minimal and standard are common for technical reasons (can't do per-derivative priorities)05:34
dholbachjanimo: or just to hack with it?05:34
janimoso isn't 'supported' seed == supported by canonical05:34
wasabi_So what's this libsexy control that makes IP entry possible?05:34
Kamionjanimo: it used to be05:34
janimodholbach,dunno, but that's what he was talking about 05:34
janimowith xhacker I think05:34
dholbachjanimo: thanks05:34
Kamionjanimo: current definition is that everything in main is supported05:35
slomopitti: regarding XSP... it's possible to package this script in a different sourcepackage or include it somewhere else but we would differ greatly from debian. what are your concerns moving the sourcepackage and mono-xsp-base (which in fact is only the debhelper script) to main and leaving everything else in universe?05:36
janimolater05:36
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pittislomo: as soon as the source is in main, it is supported05:37
pittislomo: including the universe debs it builds05:37
pittislomo: we can slack a little with updates, but everybody can grab the source from main and build stuff05:37
pittislomo: and I wouldn't like to keep up with fixing the xsp server for 5 years just for the debhelper script05:38
slomopitti: oh, i thought we would only support the binary packages in main :/ ok, i think it's the best then to move the script to mono-utils or in a separate source package05:38
pittislomo: does that sound totally stupid for you?05:38
slomopitti: me neither... xsp itself isn't ready for supporting in any way yet05:38
pittislomo: does xsp-base depend on any package in main that would be suitable to ship the script?05:39
pittislomo: a separate source apckage just for a single debhelper script seems pretty heavy for me05:39
slomopitti: well, the best would be mono for the time beeing... it was there in the past05:40
pittislomo: maybe Debian can be convinced to do the same...05:40
pittiif not, is the delta very big?05:41
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pefhello05:41
Nafallowhat's the policy with transitional packages from warty to hoary? keep them until warty isn't supported anymore?05:42
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slomopitti: not too big... only some new files... i'll talk to debian later and if they want to keep it that way prepare to ship it with mono for dapper. or we could just stop shipping the monodoc-http package for dapper, tseng and me don't think it's very useful anyway... i'll think about it05:43
Nafalloooh. it's already gone in dapper, never mind then :-).05:44
pittislomo: I'd love you if we just shipped the standalone browser and put doc-http to universe :)05:44
tsengpitti: the source needs xsp as a build dep05:45
tsengbecause of the stupid script05:45
tsengwhether the binary goes to universe or not (which i advocate already)05:45
slomopitti: the standalone browser is in universe atm btw ;) it's the mono-utils package. but i think we should get it into main for dapper05:45
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tsengit would probably be pretty easy to put dh_installxsp into the monodoc source05:46
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slomotseng: or we could just do what dh_installxsp does by hand... should be even easier... the results are no black magic05:48
tsengyes05:48
slomotseng: but i think we should write a main inclusion report for mono-tools soon... (which will pull nunit into main too)05:49
slomotseng: currently monodoc is pretty useless without the standalone browser05:49
tsengsigh, nunit05:49
tsengjust wait until something depends on a feature in the novell forked version05:49
xhakerdholbach: libsexy -> xchat-gnome "can" use it for stuff like spellcheck and url highlighting05:50
BenCcan anyone see a reason for enabling USB network devices for our server class kernel?05:50
eruindoes anyone know when mvo is usually around?05:50
BenCIMO, I can't think of anything we need USB for servers other than HID/kbd/mouse and mass-storage05:50
dholbachxhaker: nice05:51
pittiBenC: hmm, when you want to allow using USB drives on a server (*shudder*), why forbid USB network cards?05:51
tsengBenC: i could easily imagine someone wanting to build a "server" out of some beat up old beige box and hanging on a usb wifi thingy05:51
xhakerdholbach: that's what i thought :P05:51
tsengfor connectivity only or to act as a hacker-type's AP05:52
pittiBenC: as tseng says; my kitchen server needs USB wireless, too :)05:52
BenCthis isn't "I call it a server because it runs apache", this is "8-way NUMA" system type servers05:52
dholbachxhaker: i saw it in blogs, just wasnt sure what you and seb were talking about05:52
BenChigh-end05:52
pittiBenC: these things are usually driven with an USB mouse? (serious question)05:52
BenCpitti: PC's, I suspect yes...it's not like an ultrasparc where serial console is the prefered method of accessing it :)05:53
BenCprobably doesn't need a mouse, but USB keyboard for sure05:53
Kamionthe mouse is generally not the first thing you spec about such a box - you might well just plug in whatever's lying around the server room05:53
Kamion(on the rare occasions that you'd need it)05:54
BenCyeah, I'm including HID stack just because being able to connect a keyboard is desirable05:54
BenCso does USB drives sound crazy? Maybe they connect USB dvd burners for backups (who knows), just mass storage seemed like a decent requirement05:55
BenCbut USB networking seemed kind of like using a go cart wheel on a race car05:56
xhakerBenC: better off asking those things to some datacenters05:56
xhakersome kind of survey05:56
pittiBenC: hm, you probably don't worry about the memory requirements; do you think they make the system potentially unstable?05:56
tsengxhaker: im sitting in a data center05:56
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xhakertseng: good. help him out :P lol05:57
BenCpitti: I just want to trim down our requirements for that kernel05:57
pittiah05:57
BenCif I say "USB network devices are ok", then we open ourselves up to requests for whacked out external drivers05:57
pittiright, they shouldn't be on such a box05:58
BenCand supporting high-end servers is going to be hard enough without adding a $30 Walmart USB wireless device to the list :)05:58
torkelBenC: or usb floppies, or... but usb network nah...05:58
pittitorkel: right, in the end the guys want automounting USB devices :)05:58
BenCmain thing is for the server kernel, we want to support configurations that come from the vendors05:59
BenCand not a whole lot else05:59
BenCbut common add-ons need to be supported if they make sense06:00
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tsengwatch out for the bong when you get to Dell raid controllers06:00
dokohow do I add a custom field to a control file. dpkg-gencontrol seens to strip the additional field name, even if it starts with X-, which should be allowed: dpkg-gencontrol: warning: unknown information field `C1 X-Foo-Bar' in input data in package's section of control info file06:00
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torkelpitti: we want to netboot everything, including bios upgrades :-)06:01
siretartBenC: is prism2_cs known to be broken?06:01
BenCtried hostap_cs instead?06:01
pittiOMG, somebody wrote a main inclusion report for fam06:02
BenChostap has some overlap with a few external drivers that we had in breezy, and I need to figure out where that overlap is06:02
torkelpitti: and everything should be remotely controlled. We never ever want to go down to the machine room, it's too hot and noisy in there :-)06:02
siretartBenC: hm. both seem to be loaded06:02
pittitorkel: my own server is 800 km away from me, so my kernel has nothing but the bare minimum either06:03
siretartand I cannot rmmod prism2_cs, because it is in use (wtf?)06:03
BenCtseng: second phase is to get vendors to allow us to distribute their raid tools and such06:03
tsengoh!06:03
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Kamiondoko: http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html#s5.7 describes how to make it work06:06
siretartBenC: is that prism2_cs breakage known or shall I file a bugzilla?06:07
BenCsiretart: file a bug please06:07
BenCsiretart: try blacklisting prism2_cs so hostap_cs can take over06:08
BenCrmmod both, and then modprobe hostap_cs06:08
siretarthm06:08
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dokoKamion: thanks06:11
eruinConflicts: hotplug (<< 0.0.20040105-1)06:12
eruin <- hotplug no longer necessary for 2.6.15?06:12
Kamioneruin: indeed06:12
eruinexciting ;)06:12
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Kamionhmm, debian-installer 20051026ubuntu3 still won't work, oh well06:15
Kamionnext daily build of it will hopefully wrk06:15
Kamionwork06:15
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jbaileyKamion: Has ther ebeen any installer fallout so far from the locales transition?06:34
Kamionjbailey: haven't rebuilt localechooser yet ...06:34
jbaileyAh, okay.06:35
Kamionat the moment I'm wading through the fallout from the kernel/udev transition, and won't be able to see the locales transition until I'm on the other side, really06:35
jbailey'kay.  As long as you're not feeling abandoned and unloved by Martin and me. =)06:37
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mkrufkyhey.... what package do i need in order to install sox?06:50
mkrufkysorry if the question  is OT06:50
mkrufkybut apt-get says sox is referenced by another package, and apt-cache finds nothing06:50
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Dizietmvo: I'm just picking up investigating that ff python crash now.  I'll see how far I get.07:06
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dokoDiziet: which architecture?07:22
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sabdflhi all07:25
sabdflhow's dapper right now?07:25
sabdfli have a few minutes, and wondered if it was worth updating07:25
sabdflhas the new kernel stuff landed, and is it roughly working?07:25
sabdflmdz: ping ^^07:25
JanCit's roughly working for some people AFAIK  :)07:26
mdzsabdfl: see topic07:26
dholbachit is roughly working, the really bad trouble is over :)07:26
sabdflah, bugrit, why not07:26
sabdflit's a long drive to ft collins07:26
mdzsabdfl: if you're already on 2.6.15 and you know that that works well, you can try it07:26
dholbachJanC: i'm one of the lucky guys then :)07:26
mdzsabdfl: it's a long drive without Internet ;-)07:26
minghuakernel is not bad, yesterday I booted into 2.6.15 the first time07:26
sabdflmdz: no internet till monday, likely07:27
Dizietdoko: i386.  Why ?07:27
dokoDiziet: need to fix an amd64 issue, but thats amd64 only07:27
sabdflmdz: hmm... why is linux-image-2.6.15-5-686 not available?07:28
mdzsabdfl: because it's been superseded by -607:28
sabdfli just did an update07:28
JanCBenC: I would say that people who need USB networking for their server can as well use a "normal" kernel on their "server" (which would likely be a home server/router with usb wireless or something like that)?07:29
mdzmizar:[/var/log/cups]  apt-cache show linux-image-2.6.15-6-686 |head -107:29
mdzPackage: linux-image-2.6.15-6-68607:29
BenCJanC: that's my thinking too07:29
Dizietdoko: `an amd64 issue' ?07:31
BenCsabdfl: it's not as bad as people make it sound, I have latest dapper + 2.6.15 on 6 machines here, and they aren't smoking that bad, and I've only lost one harddrive :)07:31
DizietIf you need me to fix it now would be a good time.  I'm currently test-building my latest edits.07:31
mdzsabdfl: you aren't in ft. collins yet?07:32
sabdflmdz: no. headed there shortly07:32
mdzBenC: I had a strange issue with a firewire hard drive last night07:33
mdzit showed up as 4 separate direct-access storage devices, all of which were inaccessible (no medium found)07:33
BenCmdz: that is pretty odd07:34
mdzI was told it worked fine on a Mac running 9.307:34
Simirahmm... how bad is it when London is rainy? Like, wearing army boots, or just solid shoes? The forecast says showers for all the four days we are staying there... anyone?07:34
BenCmdz: I pulled in the ieee1394.git that -mm uses, but without that it's pretty broken for a lot of people anyway07:34
mdzSimira: reasonable shoes and an umbrella07:34
mdzBenC: this was on a breezy system07:34
BenCmdz: Oh, understandable then :)07:35
mdzI had success with a firewire dvd-rom at some point in the distant past, like hoary07:35
mdzon the same machine07:35
mdz(desktop G4)07:35
BenCyeah, it's just a few types of sbp2 devices07:35
BenCmy G4 firewire is working fine with 2.6.15, never tried it with 2.6.12 though07:36
BenC250gig LaCie drive07:36
Simiramdz : ok, thanks. "Showers" means a lot more in Norwegian...07:37
xhakersabdfl: something you wanted to know about gtkwifi in ubuntu forums?07:37
sabdflxhaker: yes, can't remember the specifics. url?07:37
xhakeryou wanted to know if it is a complement to network-manager07:39
xhakerlet me introduce, i'm project admin/coder of gtkwifi, the url http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=9453607:41
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xhakersabdfl: gtkwifi is the easiest solution for free/wep wireless connections, it's a gnome applet, so it means it only works inside gnome (not a daemon)07:44
sabdflxhaker: ok, looks good. is there a good gtkwifi package on ubuntu?07:45
sabdflwould you work with seb128 on that?07:45
sabdfli have to run for a car07:45
xhakersabdfl: i would like to.. i already package it in .deb07:45
xhakerbut maybe some stuff might not be fine07:46
sabdflok., seb128 will help you get it perfect07:46
dholbachxhaker: then you should put it up for review07:46
dholbachor the seb128 way :)07:46
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dholbachxhaker: do you have the source package somewhere, so i can have a look at it?07:47
xhakerdholbach: i already have revu rights, been lazy to learn dput tho07:47
mdzMithrandir: I've reassigned simplified-livecd to you, per discussion yesterday07:47
xhakerdholbach: in a minute07:47
dholbachxhaker: then upload it there - that's the easiest way07:48
xhakerdholbach: an url to the .deb http://easynews.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/gtkwifi/gtkwifi-1.09.deb07:49
dholbachthe deb doesnt help :/07:49
dholbachyou need the source package07:49
xhakerdholbach: tell me if it's ok07:49
dholbachxhaker: let's take it to #ubuntu-motu07:49
xhakerk07:49
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mdkeSimira, it's cold too07:58
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Simiramdke : the forecast says 5 to 9 celsius. considered the -9 to 0 celsius in Norway at the moment, I find that comfortable.08:00
mdkesure, just don't pack for the beach and you'll be ok08:02
Simiramdke : I'm NORWEGIAN. :p08:03
mdkeyeah, same hemisphere and so on08:03
Simirawell, I was mostly melting when _someone_ in Montreal told us to dress "warm and sensible"....08:04
spaceyi thought is was pretty cold :P08:17
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zygais there any way to get current line and filename in python08:21
zygasomething similar to __LINE__ and __FILE__ from gcc?08:21
Kinnisonzyga: I think __name__ is similar to __FILE__08:22
Kinnisonbut I could be wrong08:22
zyga__name__ can be "__main__" so I guess not08:22
Kinnisonsys._getframe() could give you the info you want08:23
Kinnisonbut it'd be slow08:23
zygachecking08:23
KinnisonAnd apparently there's something called inspect.stack08:24
KinnisonSorry I can't be of more use08:24
zygaKinnison: you ave of great use :-) thank you08:24
Kinnisonzyga: you're welcome08:25
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greenpenguin13if i just avoid the kernel upgrades for a while will that be ok?08:27
jbaileygreenpenguin13: Avoid udev upgrades while you're at it.08:27
greenpenguin13ta08:27
jbaileyAnd probably initramfs-tools and usplash.08:27
jbaileyIn practice, it's working fine for me. =)08:27
greenpenguin13it worked except for restricded-modules08:27
greenpenguin13but thats fixed08:27
jbaileySee?  Nothing to phear.08:30
jbaileyIn fact, it's better if you get bugs in to people and run it if you can do so, given that these are essentially the bits that will go into dapper.08:30
jbaileySo helping them stabilize sooner is good.08:30
jbaileyIt's amazing the number of really obvious bugs that get found near the end of a release just because people didn't try it early.08:31
greenpenguin13yeah08:32
dholbachgood night ubuntueros08:36
seb128xhaker: pong08:37
seb128dholbach: 'night08:37
xhakerseb128: dholback gave me some lights on how to build a real deb package for gtkwifi.. sabdfl was asking for you to help earlier08:39
seb128xhaker: I can work with you to get that packaged/uploaded08:40
seb128feel free to ask anything08:40
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xhakeri'm currently trying to write the rules file :) my orig.tar.gz is has some wierd directory structure08:41
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boteinIs somebody here how nows how preeseding works for critical notes?08:45
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slomoinfinity, lamont: please give-back libqalculate on everything except ppc... and qalculate-{kde,gtk} when it built ;)09:23
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Simirahow do I print a page in b/w, without using colours?10:10
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mvoinfinity: can you please have a look at the language-selector build? for some reason it isn't build yet10:12
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hungerBenC: The -6-686 kernel seems to work properly for me. Thanks for the update!10:17
BenChunger: good deal10:17
hungerBenC: Still some minor glitches with udev, but nothing serious.10:17
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BenCmy cdrom started working again when I upgraded to latest udev10:18
BenCFYI10:18
hungerBenC: Mine counts as SCSI (sata), the newest udev is installed but does not help.10:19
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BenCdoes it show in dmesg, and can you mount it manually?10:19
sivangdo I get all the udev / kernel and initramfs upgrads when apt-get upgrading ?10:19
sivang(I'm doing that now)10:19
BenCapt-get dist-upgrade10:19
hungerBenC: I have no device nodes.10:19
BenChunger: dmesg mention it at all?10:19
sivangBenC: k, I still have other kernels booting in case it all goes wrong10:19
hungerBenC: Dmesg does only show iptables stuff.10:20
BenChunger: what about /var/log/kern.log?10:20
BenCthing is, if the kernel doesn't show it, then it's my problem, if it does, then it's udev, so I want to be sure which it is :)10:21
hungerBenC: No, it is not listed.10:22
\shogra: pingeling10:23
hungerBenC: There is something about ide0 and 1 having its ports used.10:23
BenChunger: is your cdrom on the same sata as your harddrive?10:23
hungerBenC: Dunno... I think not.10:23
BenCbut this does work in breezy?10:23
hungerBenC: This is a laptop... never opened it to check:-)10:24
hungerBenC: Oh yes, works fine in breezy.10:24
BenCheh, likely it is all connected to the same thing10:24
hungerBenC: I think it is not... but I don't know how to make sure.10:24
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hungerBenC: This HW stuff is changing too much, I am only bothering with it when I must.10:25
BenChunger: ok, can you boot to "single", get the output of the following commands: lspci -vv; lspci -vvn; dmesg; 10:25
BenCand lsmod10:25
BenCand either open a bug report, or email them to kernel-team@lists.ubuntu.com (or both)10:26
hungerBenC: The lspci output should be on the wike (thinkpad t43p laptop report).10:26
hungerBenC: Without the -vv stuff:-)10:26
BenCis there already a bug report on this in regards to dapper?10:26
BenC2.6.15 that is10:26
hungerBenC: I'll be right back (gathering data).10:26
BenCok, thanks10:27
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hungerBenC: Where do you want the bugreport? malone or bugzilla?10:38
BenChell, might as well put it in malone10:38
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hungerBenC: I mailed the stuff to the list you gave me.10:43
hungerBenC: I'll try to submit it to malone as well, but usually I am too stupid to make that do what I want.10:44
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BenChunger: thanks again10:50
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BenCanyone know of a cheap 4-port serial board or USB device?10:50
BenCI need a way to attach serial consoles to 4 boxes so I don't have to keep swapping one serial cable around10:51
BenCwell, one computer acting as a serial console that I remotely use via minicom10:51
fabbioneBenC: usb to serials are cheap.. 10:53
fabbioneyou could just buy 4 of them and hub them together10:54
fabbioneit's probably cheaper than to find a 4xrs23210:54
BenCtrue, didn't think about that possibility10:54
BenC4xrs232 PCI cards are probably legacy and hard to find10:54
fabbioneexactly10:54
fabbionei saw usb to serials around10:55
fabbionebut i don't know how much they cost10:55
fabbionethey are supported by linux tho10:55
BenCwonder if walmart has any :)10:55
hungerOh, just noticed that the udev init script uses find which is not available when the script is run (/usr is not mounted).10:56
BenCah, you have a special case :)10:58
fabbioneBenC: they probably do :)10:58
fabbionehunger: DOH!10:58
fabbioneactually10:58
fabbionehunger: it still works tho10:59
BenCthey have DB9-to-USB...wonder if they have DB25-to-USB for the hppa and sparc6410:59
fabbionei have separate /usr here.. i think10:59
hungerfabbione: find is only used to copy devices.10:59
fabbionehmm no10:59
fabbioneBenC: i doubt.. i only saw DB9 on USB10:59
fabbionebut DB25 -> Db9 are still common around10:59
BenCthe DB9-to-DB25 are probably more expensive than the USB adapter :)11:00
hungerfabbione: It still does copy the files, so no harm done, but why use the find at all if it is not necessary?11:00
fabbioneBenC: eheh true11:01
fabbionehunger:  i don't know that code at all11:01
hungerfabbione: Oh, forget that... I am too tired to think right now.11:01
hungerGood night!11:01
fabbionenight11:01
fabbionei am off too actually :)11:01
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\shhmmm...11:09
\shwhat is the bzr equivalent to cvs export ?11:10
\shbzr export doesn't work11:10
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trevilortrulux, how is the hardening project going? :o)11:10
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\shelmo: why is paramiko not found by pbuilder? http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/p/paramiko/1.5.1-0ubuntu1/11:56
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elmosh: err, that's not pbuilder, and I'm not lamont or infinity11:57
\shelmo: na.....apt-cache show tells me something else as well..I habe jbaileys bzr snapshot archive and universe enabled...and apt-cache tells me that 1.5-0ubuntu0 is greater then 1.5.1-0ubuntu1...which is IMHO not correct...11:58
\shelmo: that's why I asked you :) because it's already build and available :)11:59
\sh(my pbuilder doesn't use jbaileys archive)12:00
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\sh.oO(and I'm mixing german and english..it means I need some sleep)12:01
xhaker30min powernap12:02
xhaker:P12:02
\shxhaker: no..real sleep until 4 utc...:)12:02
xhakeranyone know where siretart went?12:02

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