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jbaileypsusi: Right.  I'll assign this to Adam Conrad.  he's handling initramfs-tools now.12:02
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psusijbailey: ahh... ok...12:05
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psusihopefully those scripts are correct and can then be integrated into the dmraid package, and then that package added to the main seed12:06
jbaileyOne of these days I'm going to have to get people to explain to me their anti-sendmail bias.12:06
slomolamont: ping?12:06
psusisendmail was a source of a LOT of remote root exploits over the years for one... for another, it is a royal pain to configure iirc12:06
jbaileyThere hasn't been an exploit in *years* in it.  Configs that are dozens of lines long are maybe 4 or 5 lines in sendmail.12:06
lamontslomo: ack12:07
jbaileypsusi: The biggest configuration problems that people have is that they try to edit sendmail.cf, I think.12:07
SEJeffOvercomplex config files *cough* m4 macros are more likely to be misconfigured12:07
slomolamont: do you read what someone said to your lamont-away nick? ;) can you give-back banshee on ppc? and what happened to mod-mono now? :)12:07
jbaileySEJeff: Do you think so?  Hmm.12:09
jbaileyI always liked the fact that there was a compile pass that would usually catch the worst of my mistakes.12:09
SEJeffjbailey: That is a general rule. Most "hacks" stem from misconfigured software. Difficulty in configuration is directly proportional to security in most cases12:10
SEJeffjbailey: See apache. apachectl configtest.12:10
SEJeffjbailey: The apache config is human readable (arguably) sendmail.cf is not12:10
jbaileyWell, sendmail's exploits at the time were because the Berkley people regularily did acid before coding.12:11
jbaileysendmail.cf is not intended to be treated like a config file any more than a compiled executable is.12:11
jbaileyThe fact that some of us *cough*lamont*cough* can occasionally read compiled executables doesn't mean it's a good idea.12:12
SEJeffjbailey: I realize that, but do you see my point?12:12
SEJeffod is your friend :)12:12
lamontslomo: lamont-away and lamont are two diff machines...12:12
jbaileyI don't actually.  Your statement still treats it like a config file.  What screws with me about postfix and (worse) exim is that the config files are always more than a page long.12:12
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jbaileyI haven't a hope of keeping it all in my heda.12:12
jbaileys/heda/head/12:12
jbaileyEspecially when trying to match braces, or make sure that semicolons are lined up and such.12:13
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jbaileyMy biggest attraction to sendmail is usually that my mail config has no reason to be more than about 4 lines long.12:13
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SEJeffjbailey: The more difficult software is to configure, the higher the probability of misconfiguration. The higher the probability of misconfiguration, the lower the security. Most hacks come from misconfigured software12:14
jbaileyRight.  Your argument there seems in support of sendmail.12:14
SEJeffSurely that is rational12:14
SEJeffEasy configuration != sendmail12:15
jbaileyI'm just looking.  Literally a 3 line configuration file to act as a mail hub.12:16
SEJeffI would say that more lines that are easier to read is less prone to errors than less lines and more difficulty to read12:16
SEJeffIn some ways, I equate sendmail to gnu hurd. It was designed overly complex from the start. That is it's main problem12:17
jbaileyMmm, I think GNU Hurd's failings are far simpler than that. =)12:17
jbaileyI think that the maintainers of the software have never had any interest in seeing it finished.  So they would never accept a hack to make it work, all patches had to be correct instead.12:18
SEJeffI was making a very loose analogy12:19
jbaileySEJeff: Ah.  I was until recently one of the main debian hurd-i386 porters. =)12:19
SEJeffSendmail works very well. It is just grossly "over-engineered"12:19
SEJeffnice12:19
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SEJeffIf it was designed to be a bit more simple from the beginning (similar to qmail) it likely would have had less security problems12:20
jbaileyI truly think that sendmail's security history stems more from the fact that until the mid 90's noone cared about programming securely.12:21
SEJeffYou are right, but a simpler codebase is easier to audit12:22
jbaileyAnd by the mid 90's sendmail was old enough to have acquired *alot* of history. =)12:22
SEJefftrue true12:22
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marianz600cups-1.0-1.gz.sh12:49
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GnuKemistogra, hi... busy?01:12
GnuKemiststub, hi... u around?01:13
stub?01:13
GnuKemiststub, I'm OgMaciel01:13
GnuKemiststub, we talked last night01:13
GnuKemiststub, about changing my email01:14
GnuKemistin launchpad01:14
GnuKemistremember me?01:14
stubSure01:15
GnuKemiststub, can I pvt?01:15
stubpervert?01:17
GnuKemistprivate01:18
GnuKemisthehe01:18
\shtstststs01:18
stubSure01:18
GnuKemist\sh, hi01:18
\shhey og :) how's life?01:18
GnuKemist\sh, so far so cold... =)01:18
GnuKemist\sh, you?01:18
\shhehee....01:18
\shGnuKemist: see planet...and excuse my words :)01:19
GnuKemist\sh, hold on01:19
GnuKemist\sh, read this in the meantime...  =)  http://blog.ogmaciel.com/?p=2801:20
GnuKemist\sh, that really sucks man...  all I can say is wish you a better job next time...  I sort of did the same about 15 months ago01:21
\shGnuKemist: hmmm....is portugese? I can understand "apri of 2006"01:21
GnuKemisthehe01:21
GnuKemist\sh, sent you the portuguese version01:22
GnuKemisthehe01:22
GnuKemistsorry01:22
GnuKemisthold up01:22
GnuKemist\sh, here... http://www.ogmaciel.com/?p=21901:22
\shGnuKemist: the job was good and the people were good as well..but those new bosses..with their non human attitude ... sorry..not my thing...and I told myself, be honest01:22
GnuKemist\sh, but feel free to ask me anything in portuguese ;)01:22
GnuKemist\sh, you know... unfortunately I ended up at another place where they treat people like garbage...  it is paying the bills...  =/01:23
GnuKemiststub, can anybody help me with my issue?01:24
\shGnuKemist: well...it's "bom dia" right now :)01:24
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GnuKemist\sh, yup... but for me (UTC - 5) is actually "boa noite"01:24
mdkeGnuKemist, #launchpad?01:25
\shGnuKemist: "bom dia" == good morning, right?01:25
GnuKemistmdke, went there already... thanx01:25
GnuKemist\sh, yup... boa noite == good evening01:26
mdkeGnuKemist, they are the only people who can help with launchpad problems01:26
Kamionif anyone cares to figure out why the current installer images can't manage to reboot (ctrl-alt-del, or when you reach the end of the first stage), please be my guest01:26
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danielsKamion: 'nacht01:26
GnuKemistmdke, thanks...  I was told to look for elmo but was also talking to stub ... will move on with the subject though...  ;)01:27
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\shgood night..01:33
GnuKemist\sh_away, night01:33
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mjg59mono-best: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/beagle/libbeagleuiglue.so: undefined symbol: _ZN13nsCOMPtr_base25assign_from_gs_contractidE24nsGetServiceByContractIDRK4nsID02:18
mjg59Nngh.02:18
mjg59What is it with mono and shlibs breakage?02:18
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ajmitchmjg59: it might be firefox love02:27
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ajmitchwe'll get beagle 0.1.3 in within a couple of days, I think02:28
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lamont-awayjbailey: grep -ve ^# -e ^$ /etc/postfix/main.cf | wc02:31
lamont-away     48     149    156402:31
lamont-awayand that's a _complex_ config02:31
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lamont-awaystock ubuntu config is about 12 lines long02:31
sistpotyelmo_: please sync childsplay from unstable, ubuntu override ok02:32
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YokoZarIs there a way to give a nonroot user permission to use ports below 1024?02:50
lifelessyou can probably do that with SELinux, but why02:51
TerminXdoes anyone know offhand when the KDevelop packages might be rebuilt to work with the newer stuff in Dapper?02:53
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sistpotyTerminX: what do you mean with "work with the newer stuff in dapper"?02:55
TerminXkdevelop doesn't appear to be installable02:55
TerminXit looks like it hasn't been rebuilt with fixed dependencies and all that after the KDE 3.5 stuff went in02:56
sistpotyTerminX: since kdevelop is in universe, you might want to come to #ubuntu-motu and ask there02:57
TerminXah02:58
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jbaileylamont-away: Right, my criticism of bad configs was more targetted at exim than postfix.03:09
jbaileylamont-away: In postfix I couldn't figure out how to do some of the things I wanted, but I suspect that was me not finding the documentation rather than it not being possible.03:10
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spacey_kihttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxNewVersion03:38
spacey_ki:o03:38
spacey_kimozilla ffox faster then ubuntu build?03:39
jdongspacey_ki: not necessarily03:39
jdongspacey_ki: true for 1.0.x in Breezy03:39
jdongspacey_ki: untrue for any other builds for any other versions or any other releases03:39
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calcanyone here happen to know why gdm would work with MergedFB mode but gnome itself just clones the same screen for both monitors?04:05
currios84x04:08
calccurrios84: do you know how to properly setup MergedFB?04:08
calci did the way i read on ubuntuforums but it doesn't seem to work for gnome itself, just for gdm :\04:08
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jameshcalc: the xorg ATI drivers?04:17
jameshI have this in the device section of xorg.conf: Option "CRT2Position" "RightOf"04:18
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jameshI've also got CRT2HSync, CRT2VRefresh and MetaModes set04:19
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calcSection "Device" Identifier      "ATI Radeon 9600" Driver          "ati" BusID           "PCI:1:0:0" Option          "MergedFB"              "true" Option          "CRT2Position"          "RightOf" Option          "OverlayOnCRTC2"        "true"04:31
calcEndSection04:31
calcthat is what i have on mine04:31
calci'm using the open source drivers for 960004:31
calcthat are part of xorg in dapper04:31
calcMetaMode is required for it to work04:40
calcit would be nice if the manpage mentioned it must be defined... or else its cloned04:40
calcthis dual head is at the limits of sanity04:45
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wasabiOdd. I'm a bit curious why I have libc 2.3.5-6 installed... when the latest in Dapper is 2.3.5-1ubuntu1705:24
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infinityInstalled from sid?05:26
wasabiNot sure.05:26
wasabiI don't know why I would have done that.05:26
wasabiThe most I've ever had from sid was the deb-src lines.05:26
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wasabiHeh. highend and lowend kernels.05:57
wasabiInteresting seperation.05:57
infinityWe were having a hard time coming up with good names to describe what they were meant for. :)05:59
wasabiOne of these days there will be one kernel to rule them all.06:00
wasabiWith all this special core stuff in modules.06:00
infinityIf we used something meaningless like "Server" and "Enterprise Server", users would all just go and install the latter, assuming it has "cool enterprise features!"06:00
infinityIn reality, the highend server kernel is for almost no one.  Wankload of CPUs, gobs of RAM, NUMA support, etc.06:00
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infinityYou'd be one of the few. :)06:02
infinityserver-lowend will be fine for me.06:02
HrdwrBoBwell realistically I need both 06:02
infinity8 CPUs, 32G of RAM...06:02
HrdwrBoBdepending on the boxes06:03
infinityIf I had kit bigger than that, I'd be pretty happy, but...06:03
HrdwrBoBsurely lowend has numa support for amd6406:03
infinityWhy would it need to?06:04
HrdwrBoBbecause it would be faster?06:06
infinity...06:08
infinityDoes Linux actually keep track of which CPU owns the memory?06:09
infinityMy understanding of amd64 was that, despite the memory controller being embedded in the CPUs, the system presented the RAM as one massive block.06:10
infinityBut, I'll admit I haven't done much amd64 SMP.06:10
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infinityAhh, some quick googling shows I'm mistaken and Linux can actually do NUMA on amd64 kit.  Neat.06:11
HrdwrBoBI guess it depends on your definition of lowend06:13
wasabiSO what is NUMA anyways?06:19
wasabiWait I can just look that up.06:19
wasabigg lazyweb06:19
infinityHrdwrBoB : Well, our definition of lowend is pretty "high" to most people.06:22
infinityHrdwrBoB : Perhaps we should discuss this in #ubuntu-kernel at some point.06:22
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infinityHrdwrBoB : For one thing< I'd like to see benchmarks of plain SMP versus NUMA on amd64 systems, since NUMA is an option there, not a necessity.06:23
infinity(As opposed to other systems, where no NUMA means no RAM, or missing lots of it)06:23
infinitys/amd64 systems/lowend amd64 systems/06:24
infinityI'm sure there are some crazy highend amd64 configurations that NEED NUMA.06:24
infinityI'm not so sure we boot on them. :)06:24
HrdwrBoBinfinity: well I have a few single amd64 computers06:25
HrdwrBoBmost of the servers are dual cpu, the higher end ones are dualcore-two way06:25
HrdwrBoBgiven the relative cheapness of an smp opteron box06:26
HrdwrBoBI would class a single amd64 machine as a desktop level machine, and a two way dualcore a low end server06:26
HrdwrBoBa high end server would be 4+ dualcore CPUs06:26
fabbionemorning06:26
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=== infinity curses CUPS and anything even vaguely related to it.
HrdwrBoBer... does anyone here use a HP DL385 and have a few minutes?06:43
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bob2_how do I tell totem and firefox to never evr ever try to load the plugin to play movies?06:49
bob2_all it appear to do is crash firefox06:49
jdubbob2_: view and edit actions on the downloads page06:53
jdubbob2_: turn off the plugins06:53
fabbionehey jdub06:54
jdubyo fabbione 06:54
fabbionejdub: got a minute for me?06:54
jdubsure!06:54
fabbionecool06:54
jdubsineine made your list during the server transition btw, if you didn't already know06:54
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=== infinity wonders how long start-stop-daemon has been broken..
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dholbachhellas08:13
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torkelHrdwrBoB: depends on the question :-)08:31
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wanglei1123hello?08:36
wanglei1123is anyone here?08:36
crimsun(yes?)08:36
wanglei1123hi , is anyone can help me answer my question? 08:37
Mithrandirprobably not, since you don't ask it.08:37
wanglei1123:)08:37
Mithrandirand also, this is not a support channel, so if it's not development related, please use #ubuntu instead.08:37
wanglei1123i wanna know , what script do the hardware scaning of installing ubuntu08:37
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wanglei1123and what scripts recognize your scsi device and modprobe it ?08:38
fabbionewanglei1123: there is no such script.. it's all done by kernel/hotplug/udev08:39
wanglei1123and what scripts recognize your scsi device and modprobe it  when you installing ubuntu system, thank you sooo much !: )08:39
fabbioneit's all kind of "automatic"08:39
Mithrandirudev just acts on the information exported by the kernel and available hardware08:39
wanglei1123udev and detect , recognize and modprobe my scsi device ? 08:40
infinityI've come to the conclusion that concordia is too slow.08:40
Mithrandirinfinity: I told you that a long time ago, didn't I? :-P08:40
infinityYes, well, I made the mistake of building something there.08:40
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infinityBecause my girlfriend's actually using her computer.  How dare she.08:41
wanglei1123hi everyone ,does udev and detect , recognize and modprobe my scsi device ? 08:41
infinitys/and detect//08:41
wanglei1123? it doesn't make sense to me :(08:42
wanglei1123fabbione:  does udev can  detect , recognize and modprobe my scsi device ? 08:43
fabbionewanglei1123: stop flooding this channel08:43
fabbionewe already answered your question08:43
wanglei1123sorry .......08:43
fabbioneno actually i did08:43
calcanyone happen to know when usb hotplug mounting was added to ubuntu? i tried 4.10 live/install and 5.04 live so far and they don't actually mount08:43
fabbioneor Mithrandir 08:43
wanglei1123but it still don't make sense to me ........08:43
calci'm looking for what it does to add it to a custom debian dist08:44
wanglei1123Mithrandir: hi :)08:44
wanglei1123Mithrandir: hi : )08:44
calcbut upon looking for it i can't seem to make it work :\08:44
jdubcalc: it worked with warty08:44
calci wonder if its some kind of weird interaction with vmware08:45
calci'm running ubuntu under vmware where i am doing the testing (at work)08:45
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wanglei1123...08:47
wanglei1123anyone....08:48
crimsunwanglei1123: please migrate to #ubuntu. Your question has been answered already.08:48
calccrimsun: hi :)08:48
crimsun'lo calc 08:49
calccrimsun: i found out recently i may have more time to work on linux again :)08:49
wanglei1123crimsun: thanks so much : ) 08:49
calci'm going to be working with one of my friends at a company he started, so i won't have a commute anymore :)08:50
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pittiHi09:28
crimsun'morning pitti :)09:28
pittiHi crimsun 09:30
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siretartfabbione: do you have some wmv files so that I can test mplayer/amd64?09:38
siretartmorning, btw ;)09:38
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fabbionesiretart: i think the last mplayer is FTBFS on amd6409:40
fabbioneindeed09:40
siretartfabbione: ok. will look into this now09:41
fabbionesiretart: thanks. the culprit is to enable the w32codecs support. it's working fine from marillat archive, so i assume the fact that you disabled it at random have broken the stuff :)09:42
siretartfabbione: I think the marillat package build just by sheer luck. The build system slomo did is WAY saner09:45
fabbionesiretart: well.. it FTBFS ;)09:46
siretartfabbione: first, I will fix the ftbfs, then I will compare our mplayer package with how marillat builds on amd6409:46
fabbionesiretart: ok :=)09:46
siretartfabbione: do you have a media file for me to test afterwards?09:46
fabbioneyes09:49
fabbionejust any wvm you find on the net09:49
fabbionenone of them play video09:49
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siretartfabbione: suprisingly, marillat does not compile with --enable-win32 on amd64. now I'm a bit confused..10:14
fabbionesiretart: ok, i will debug it and send you a patch10:18
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siretartfabbione: I have found a wmv now, which can be played in both mplayers!10:21
siretartthe new one and the one from breezy10:22
siretartfabbione: but it is wmv8. there seem indeed to be problems with wmv910:24
fabbioneyes that's correct10:24
siretartfabbione: for me, the correct solution seems to be the same approach as for openoffice: introduce a mplayer32 package for amd64, which is compiled in 32bit10:25
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Mithrandirsiretart: that's very, very crackful.10:26
fabbionesiretart: dude.. it was working.. there is no need of mplayer32 or something10:26
siretartI tried a wmv9 file (I only have one here), but the breezy mplayer had problems with that, too10:26
Mithrandir: tfheen@thosu ~ > ldd /usr/bin/mplayer | wc -l10:26
Mithrandir9010:26
Mithrandiryou don't want to provide a 32 bit libkrb5support for mplayer, do you?10:26
fabbionesiretart: probably i was using the marillat one in breezy.. check with that10:26
siretartfabbione: will do10:27
siretartMithrandir: wtf mplayer needs krb5?!10:27
fabbionesiretart: otherwise just gimme time.. mplayer is not first priority for me10:27
fabbioneto fix at least ;)10:27
Mithrandirsiretart: it is linked to something which is linked to something which is linked to kerberos, I guess.10:27
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fabbioneldd /usr/bin/mplayer10:28
fabbione        libporn.so.0 => /usr/share/porn/libporn...10:29
fabbione;)10:29
Mithrandiryou, you, FHS-rampager10:29
siretartlol10:29
fabbioneMithrandir: the "share" was NOT a case :P10:29
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dholbachelmo_: please sync libglademm2.4 from sid, ok to override, thank you10:40
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ograwhops10:40
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siretartfabbione: I just installed the original marillat mplayer binary on my amd64 system, and it is not able to play wmv9, too10:47
siretartand this was painful!10:47
fabbionesiretart: ok i will look at it myself.. don't worry. thanks10:48
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pittiRiddell: here?10:50
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siretartfabbione: please let me know what you find out. every fucking webforum in the web claims that the only way to view wmv9 on amd64 is to compile a 32bit binary (which doesn't seem to be that hard, even suse lusers seem to manage it)10:52
fabbioneahahah10:52
fabbioneok10:52
siretartand I didn't succeed to play a wmv9 video with breezy's mplayer, like you claim. so now I'm a bit confused10:52
ajmitchhi10:53
siretarthi ajmitch 10:53
fabbionesiretart: the main issue for me is to roll back to breezy to test10:54
fabbionesiretart: i only have one amd6410:54
fabbioneand it's doh.. running dapper10:54
fabbione;)10:54
siretartfabbione: I'd love to upgrade my amd64 box to dapper, but I really need the *caugh* nvidia binary drivers  *caugh*10:55
fabbionesiretart: they work..10:55
fabbionei am using them10:55
siretartthey do?10:55
fabbioneinfinity: made them a while ago10:55
fabbioneyeps10:55
ajmitchapparantly10:55
siretartcool!10:55
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fabbioneajmitch: i am using them as we speak10:56
fabbionei am force to use them actually10:56
siretarthmmmmm :)10:56
fabbioneotherwise my 3 heads setup doesn't work10:56
ajmitchah10:56
fabbionespeaking of which..10:56
ajmitch3 sounds nice10:56
fabbionethis weekend i could plug another 3 heads10:56
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ajmitchanother 3? how big a desk do you have?10:57
siretartfabbione: so you are hacking on multiseat?10:57
fabbioneajmitch: big10:57
fabbionesiretart: no. it's just my fancy workstation10:57
siretartah10:57
fabbioneajmitch: they would be 2 rows by 310:57
ajmitchmy desk is only big enough for 2 monitors :)10:57
fabbioneajmitch: well i did hack my desk too ;)10:57
fabbionethere is a kitchen table 3 cm thick on top of a normal desk10:58
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fabbionethat helps in space and to distribute the weight along all desk10:58
ajmitchif I moved the spare computer I could fit another couple of screens on it10:58
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lbmslomo_: around?11:09
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stewskihi any edubuntu developers in11:11
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fabbionestewski: #edubuntu is probably a better place to ask :)11:12
stewskicheers Im in there too11:13
stewskijust found this review http://www.bloggingbaby.com/entry/1234000340071196/11:13
dholbachhaha :)11:13
stewskimight be useful feedback, just wanted to say keep up the amazing work11:13
dholbachstewski: i laughed, because it had the wrong observation about ogra being mr. shuttleworth :)11:14
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stewskiah yeah I didnt pay much notice to that11:14
stewskiI thought edu was primarily targeted at schools not home users (at the moment)11:15
dholbachstewski: but thanks for your words of praise, ogra will appreciate them11:15
ajmitchogra = mark? haha11:15
stewskibut fairly objective feedback I thought?11:15
dholbach(as everybody else who is involved)11:15
ograi thin its corrected now .... at least the author said so in a mail last night11:16
ajmitchmorning ogra :)11:16
ajmitchogra: just think what fun you could have if you could sign his cheques ;)11:16
stewskilmao11:16
ograajmitch, he said it would be ok with him, but i'd have to take *all* his mail :P11:17
stewskiI'm hoping to become a teacher and take ubu to school11:17
stewskis11:17
dholbachogra: and you could hack on launchpad for him :)11:17
ajmitchdholbach: don't be so evil11:18
ograheh11:18
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stewskiany tips for where to go to find out about setting edubuntu up as a LTSP thin client set up?11:19
ograhttp://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuInstallNotes11:20
ograits done by default, you only need to edit one file post install ...11:21
stewskireally sounds too good to be true :-)11:22
ograheh11:22
stewskibetter get some space on my pcs and test this out11:23
ograunlike the article claims, we dont target the home market in first place ;) thats only an addon ...11:23
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ograour main target is the ltsp managed classroom ;)11:23
stewskido you target at school hardware at all? Research Machines etc?11:23
stewskiyeah I thought the article was kind of ascue for that, first schools later parents/home?11:24
ogralater we'll also do that ... thats only our first release, so a single classroom was targeted... we'll grow over releses11:24
ograthe current CD has both options (school and home) its just that chool is the default ;)11:24
ogra*school11:25
stewskiIm thinking when in the UK weee directive comes in there will be plenty of PC recycling going on, should give the cause a real boost here at least11:25
ograyeah :) 11:25
stewskicool do you have anything to do with the cutter project?11:25
ogranope, never heard of it ...11:26
stewskihttp://www.cutterproject.co.uk/11:26
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stewskiIm studying at the moment but putting together details for FLOSS in schools in the UK11:27
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stewskithere have already been a couple of excellent examples, but I see what you guys as doing taking it to a new level11:28
ograah, yes i remember, there is a guy sometimes in #edubuntu from the cutter project11:28
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pittiRiddell: I found yet another flaw in the xpdf patch; when you arrive, can you please ping me? then we sort out the patch together11:31
stewskixpdf and pdf handling in general under linux seems rather weak, or am I mising something?11:32
pittistewski: define weak?11:32
stewskisorry yeah not helpful I know11:32
stewskicopying text not possible11:32
pittixpdf, poppler, evince, pdflatex, openoffice - they all deal well with PDFs11:33
stewskidifficult to do anything with pdfs other than view11:33
ograpitti, where is the reason for xpdf ? i thought we had switched everything to evince in breezy already11:33
pittistewski: oh, yesterday I impressed my flatmate with that - I wrote 100 lines of python which take a PDF telephone bill and calculate the costs for the three people that use it :)11:34
pittiogra: it's still in main in warty and hoary, and we can't change that :)11:34
pittiogra: and the same code is in poppler, warty's cups, and kpdf and koffice11:34
pitti... and tetex11:35
ograsure, if you finally finish your time machine we can ! 11:35
pittiogra: then I had to fix poppler instead of xpdf in warty and hoary, which doesn't make it any different :)11:35
dholbachogra: the time machine is just a big box and around 100 lines of python code, pitti will make it happen11:35
pittiheh11:36
pittiwe could fix vulns even before they appear in the wild :)11:36
ogradholbach, i guess the box is the problem here :)11:36
pittiright at the time the author writes a vulnerable piece of code, we can retroactively hit him with a cluebat11:36
dholbachnono, that's easy too11:36
stewskia right I saw pdflatex but in terms of gui tools that work with pdf I seemed to have problems just grabbing a bit of text11:37
stewskialthough fair point could be user err11:37
pittistewski: what's wrong with copy&paste from evince?11:37
pittistewski: if you need the whole text with or without layout, pdftotext does fine; pdftohtml works well, too11:37
stewskithnx a bundle, jsut not aware of them11:38
pittistewski: but if you look for something like Acrobat, then we have to disappoint you11:38
stewskiwell not having acrobats not a biggy11:38
dholbachhow well does scribus work with that?11:38
pittithere is a reason Adobe can charge a good chunk of money for it (and it's indeed a good piece of software)11:38
pittibut most people don't need acrobat for the tasks they want to do11:39
stewskidoes evince handle pdf ona default ubuntu?11:39
pittistealing a picture from a PDF, or a chunk of text can be done with less effort11:39
pittisure11:39
ograyup11:39
stewskioh my install mustve got monkeyd with :-) mines going for xpdf11:39
stewskicant think who couldve done that :-011:40
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ograwhich version is that ? 11:40
ograthe older ones used xpdf11:40
stewski5.04 upgrade to 5.1011:40
ograah, and you forgot ubuntu-desktop before upgrading ? 11:40
pittistewski: I assume you removed ubuntu-desktop?11:40
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stewskiI didnt think I missed that but it possible11:41
dholbachseb128: !11:41
ajmitchhey seb128 11:41
\shok...time to get up..have a shower pack the rest of the company notebook stuff and go to my ex-office...get my ass whipped11:41
ogratsk, seb128 what about your holiday you addict ...11:41
stewskigotta dash like I say, you guys are good eggs one and all! and thanks for the tips11:41
pittiwe are 'good eggs'? is that good or bad?11:42
ograheh11:42
pitti:)11:42
ajmitchgood, I hope11:42
ograi was wondering too11:42
\shit's xmas time not easter time :) so we are good donkeys but not good eggs :)11:43
seb128hey everybody11:44
pittiHi seb21811:44
pittiand seb128, too :)11:44
ograhi seb128 :)11:45
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lunitikIs there any way you could sink packages from wine.sf.net 's debian repo, instead of mainstream Debian? They are far more recent, it would be much appreciated.12:40
lunitikI tried to file this as a feature request via bugzilla... but launchpad doesn't make it very obvious in regards to how to file this...12:42
Kamionerr ... we already do?12:42
Kamion      wine |      0.9-1 |      unstable | source, i38612:42
Kamion      wine | 0.0.20050725-0ubuntu1 | dapper/universe | source, i38612:43
Kamionsomebody might need to update them but we certainly aren't tracking Debian for wine12:43
KamionScott Ritchie's looking after those12:43
lunitikKamion: hmm... I searched packages.ubuntu.com, and it doesn't list the 0.9.x series?12:43
Kamionoh, hang on, 0.0.20050725 < 0.9, hmm12:43
Kamiontalk to Scott Ritchie12:43
dholbachYokoZar is his ircnick12:43
Kamionlunitik: "unstable" => Debian not Ubuntu12:44
YokoZarhi12:44
lunitikKamion: he maintains the Ubuntu packages? because if Ubuntu is sinking with Debian, its taking forever to get in....12:44
sladenaren't the wine packages coming *directly* from the winehq guys, because they had so much trouble pushing them to Debian?12:44
YokoZarIt's taking forever since I don't have my key signed until the holidays12:44
Kamionsladen: yes12:44
lunitikKamion: sinking with *his* archive would surely make things better?12:44
YokoZarYes.  Speaking of which, I just put up a new package a few hours ago (0.9.3)12:44
Kamionlunitik: "syncing", and yes elmo could do that if requested and if it didn't require Ubuntu-specific modifications12:45
lunitikKamion: his packages are stable ime, however, its it'd be more convenient to not have to add his repo every time...12:45
YokoZarI saw no rush to do so, since I assumed I'd find some sap to sign my key in time, heh12:45
YokoZar(get elmo to do it that is)12:45
lunitikKamion: if you could please look into that and talk to him about it, it would be much appreciated... I'm banned from #ubuntu since a few months ago, so don't have much contact with the community lately  :/12:46
YokoZarlunitik: I'm right here duder12:46
Kamionlunitik: no, I can't12:46
ogralunitik, until YokoZar can take over in ubuntu, \sh might be your best bet to talk to, he cared for the breezy and dapper packages so far12:47
Kamionlunitik: I was just helping you out, I don't want to become responsible for it12:47
YokoZarI don't see what the rush is anyway12:47
lunitikYokoZar: ahh, my mistake... hah... any chance of that... simply installing the packages on Ubuntu dapper works fine (other than not editing gnome menu), so it shouldn't be _that_ much work  :P12:47
YokoZarif the packages at winehq don't work in Dapper I'd like to know12:48
YokoZarThey should work12:48
ogralunitik, \sh will be able to request the sync from winehq ...12:48
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lunitikYokoZar: they do... winehq.com points you to wine.sf.net packages if you click on Ubuntu packages, so we are refering to the same thing  :)12:48
Kamionwinehq isn't listed in josie (the sync script) so evidently no-one has yet done a direct sync12:49
YokoZarWell they're built against breezy at the moment, not dapper12:49
Kamionsyncs are sourcewise not binarywise; they'd be rebuilt on our buildds12:49
ograKamion, i know \sh uses only the winehq packages ...12:49
YokoZarRight12:49
lunitikYokoZar: they still work fine... GNOME menu issues appear to be upstream because it doesn't work on any distro....12:49
ograwe talked about it several times ... probably elmo syncs the manually or something ...12:50
YokoZarBasically a sync shouldn't be needed since putting in the package is something I should do after I get my car back and drive to a key party o'er the holidays12:50
Kamionogra: that seems highly unlikely12:50
ograstrange 12:50
YokoZarlunitik: Yes, this is known12:50
ograsad \sh isnt here to answer ...12:50
YokoZarIf you play video games, you use the latest Wine ;)12:50
Kamionogra: josie has a huge load of listings for other sites. why on earth would elmo sync them manually when he has a very configurable script he wrote to do it for him?12:50
YokoZarWhat do we track other than Debian unstable?12:51
ograKamion, i dont know elmos sync practise, i was just guessing ... they have to come in somehow ...12:51
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ograYokoZar, do you already have your launchpad account and wikipage ready for becoming a member ? 12:52
YokoZarpretty much, I might need to clean it up a bit though12:52
YokoZarI remember doing that stuff a few months ago12:52
ograjust because i dont seeyou on launchpad anywhere ;)12:52
KamionYokoZar: far too many to list, mostly small archives picked up from apt-get.org synced into multiverse12:53
YokoZarlunitik: don't bring it here, bring it to forums12:53
YokoZarogra: I've filed a launchpad spec...12:53
lunitikYokoZar: alright, sorry.12:53
Kamionblackdown, marillat, mythtv, xfce are notable ones12:53
infinityogra : Uhm, it's pretty obvious from the version number that wine isn't synced at all, it's hand-merged.12:53
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YokoZarahh12:53
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ograinfinity, ah ... that explains it ...12:54
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ogradidnt look at the version no12:54
dholbach:)12:54
YokoZarversion "OLD"12:54
infinityYokoZar : I was referring to the -XubuntuX .. :)12:54
mvoKeybuk: hello! do you have any plans to switch to bzr for dpkg eventually?12:54
lunitikYokoZar: where exactly? I don't see a relavent forum?12:54
dholbachlunitik: talk to Seveas, crimsun, tritium, somebody else who is op?12:55
Keybukmvo: yeah, eventually ... probably when I next sit down and hack on it12:55
KeybukI have plans to do it over the christmas break12:55
lunitikdholbach: Seveas banned me for a personal dispute  :/12:56
mvoKeybuk: nice, I talked to bubulle about it today because I would like to switch apt to it too (after my last "fun" with baz I'm feed up)12:56
dholbachlunitik: then talk to him - this is definitely the wrong place12:56
lunitikdholbach: pretty immature really... and the ban has been way drawn out  :/12:56
ograthat sounds highly unlikely12:56
mvoKeybuk: and apparently dpkg and apt are currently his only projects that use tla/baz12:56
lunitikdholbach: lots of ops here *cough*ogra*cough*, I think Seveas is /ignore'ing me  :(12:57
dholbachlunitik: as i said... this is the wrong place12:57
lunitikdholbach: I understand that, YokoZar pointed me to the right place, however I don't know where, and I asked....12:57
ogralunitik, i wont unban people Seveas banned without knowing what was the issue, please talk to him, and pleas not in this channel as dholbach says12:58
Keybukmvo: yeah, dpkg is now my only baz project12:58
dholbachapart from that, you can always mail12:58
lunitikogra: Ask him to unignore me, and I will be more than happy to talk to him about it....12:58
Kamionlunitik: #ubuntu-devel *is not an escalation channel for disputes in #ubuntu*. It is a development channel. *Please* respect that!01:00
lunitikblah, whatever though... I care too much imo, one less person willing to devote time to supporting users is affects Ubuntu, and saves me time  :/01:00
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sivangseb128: did you fix the panle application thingy? 01:09
sivang(just asking)01:09
seb128what "panle application thingy"?01:10
seb128empty menu?01:10
sivangseb128: yes, and application menus that doesn open due to gam_server01:10
seb128it opens, it has just no content :p01:10
seb128and no01:11
seb128I don't have the issue here01:11
sivangah ok, then I need to upgrade at least it will open :)01:11
seb128upgrade will not do anything01:11
sivangI need to restart panel? or kill and restart session?01:11
seb128we have not changed anything for 2 weeks or so01:11
seb128?01:11
seb128for what?01:11
sivangnono , sorry. my bad01:11
sivangok, thankss01:11
siretartseb128: I just upgraded to dapper on my amd64 box, I'm not bitten by the bug there. strange, no?01:13
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dholbachsiretart: bon apptit01:15
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jdubKamion: bootchart-udeb for bootcharting installer/livecd?01:18
pitticrimsun: do you plan to fix osh for warty?01:20
Kamionjdub: yes, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveCDPerformance01:21
Kamionit only activates if you put 'bootchart' on the kernel command line (AIUI)01:22
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jdubKamion: fun :)01:26
jdubKamion: are we still doing the simplified livecd for dapper?01:27
Riddellpitti: there's new xpdf patches in KDE's SVN but not available through the security page yet and apparantly dirk is waiting on confirmation from the xpdf author01:27
pittiRiddell: he also asked on vsec for confirmation01:28
pittijbailey: Hi Jeff, how are you?01:29
jbaileypitti: I'm ALIVE!01:30
jbaileypitti: I'm ALERT!01:30
jbaileyI FEEL GREAT!01:30
pittiyay :)01:30
jbaileypitti: You? =)01:30
fabbionejbailey: time to stop smoking crack? ;)01:30
jbaileyfabbione: Nah, occasionally I wake up really cheerful.01:30
jbaileyfabbione: It's days like today that it's probably best that I work alone. =)01:30
fabbionejbailey: i am not going to suggest reasons why you wake up so cheerful :P01:31
Kamionjdub: so I believe; Mithrandir is taking care of that01:31
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jdubcool01:33
pittijbailey: knee deep in patches :)01:33
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jbaileyfabbione: You wouldn't want to be vain and say that it was from seeing your smiling face? =)01:34
jdubseb128: 'volume monitor' and 'recording level monitor' in 'sound & video' -> shouldn't be there anymore - should i file a bug for you?01:36
Kamion(yes, I think I've finished uploading apt-setup for now)01:41
Keybukonly two?  that's not worth a daniels memorial award01:42
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janimoKeybuk, any reason why alsa-utils.rules is in /etc/udev and not under rules.d ?01:46
Keybukyes, I haven't fixed it yet01:46
janimoI am trying to figure out why my ALSA card doesn;t work01:46
janimoOSS driver gets loaded before01:46
KeybukI'll be attacking ALSA ~Monday/Tuesday01:46
Keybukyes01:46
janimoi81001:46
janimook thanks01:46
Keybuksound cards are known broken currently01:46
Keybukthe OSS driver is loaded because the OSS blacklists haven't yet been rewritten as modprobe blacklist files01:47
Keybuk(they're still the old hotplug blacklist files)01:47
janimook, others said they have ALSA working so I thought I have an exception, glad it's not the case01:48
Keybukonce over that hurdle, you'll still find that the sound card mixer state, etc. aren't restored01:48
Keybuknah, some people are just lucky01:48
janimoonce this is done /etc/hotplug can go away I gues?01:48
Keybukyes01:48
janimook rock on then :)01:48
seb128jdub: no, get a buildd to kick the build back01:48
seb128jdub: it failed to build due to ncb Depends issue which is fixed, just need a retry01:49
seb128jdub: thanks for the reminder :)01:49
seb128infinity, lamont-away: please give a retry to gnome-media01:49
fabbionejbailey: ehehe01:50
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jdubseb128: rawk01:59
tsenglo jdub 01:59
tsengjdub: my mom ordered that 24" dell02:00
jdubraw02:01
jdubk02:01
tsengya cant wait to see what that thing looks like02:01
tsengnext to my "tiny" 20"02:01
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tsenghi ogra :)02:02
ograhey tseng, congrats :)02:02
tsenghm the 24 is hers :P02:02
tsengnot even in the same town as me02:02
ograah, dmaned, i thought it was your christmas present ;)02:03
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KamionKeybuk: three02:25
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ograKamion, did you intentional time it in exact 10min intervals ? :)02:29
ogra(the middle one differs in 1 sec thiugh )02:29
ogra*though02:29
jbaileyHmm.  Evolution needs address affinity.02:33
jbaileyIf I'm emailing with my @ubuntu.com address, it should prefer the recipients @ubuntu.com address.02:33
ograyeah... thats a long missing feature02:33
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janimoogra is the hwdb database accesible somewhere?02:39
tsenghwdb.ubuntu.com02:39
janimothanks02:40
Kamionogra_: queue/unchecked is processed from a cron job that runs every five minutes, so that isn't too surprising02:41
janimonot very detailed02:44
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ogra_Kamion: /usr/bin/report-hw: 12: discover: not found03:10
ogra_The final umounting fails03:10
Kamionogra_: known, fixed in the archive03:12
Kamionthe discover thing I'm ignoring, it doesn't matter03:12
ogra_oki, fine03:12
Kamionfixed> busybox 1:1.01-3ubuntu503:13
ogra_hmm... ltsp-client-builder is borked too :( .... doesnt find breezy on the CD .... how surprising03:13
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Kamionoh my god it's hardcoded in ltsp-build-client03:14
KamionMDZ03:14
Kamionshould be an option that ltsp-client-builder can fetch from mirror/codename in the installer03:14
Kamion(was mirror/suite in breezy)03:15
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ograhmm, base config fails to configure postgresql-8.103:32
ograpitti, `03:32
ogra?03:32
mdkemdz, ping?03:32
pittiogra: again, why does base-config try to configure postgresql?03:32
ograno idea ...03:32
ograerr03:33
ograindeed03:33
ograits edubuntu ;)03:33
pittiogra: can you please show me the actual error message?03:34
ograjust trying to find it ...03:34
mdkemdz, i'll send you a query03:34
seb128jdub: ping ?03:36
ograpitti, there is not much :/03:37
ogradpkg: error processing postgresql-8.1 (--configure):03:37
ogra subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 103:37
pittihmm03:37
ogradirectly below Setting up postgresql-8.1 (8.1.0-3) ... 03:37
pittiwhich -common version do you have?03:37
ograthere are locale errors all over the place, does it depend on proper set up locales somehow ? 03:38
jdubseb128: pong03:38
ogra(it works with the other packages...)03:38
pittiogra: yes, a bit, but you should get more output in that case03:38
seb128jdub:  /j #ubuntu-desktop please03:38
pittiogra: does apt-get -f install fix it?03:38
pittiogra: if not, can you please add set -x to /var/lib/dpkg/info/postgresql-8.1.postinst and apt-get -f install again?03:39
ograwill do...03:39
ograpostgresql-common_36_all.deb btw03:39
ogracommon and client seem to have worked fine03:40
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Mithrandirjbailey: any reason why circular dependencies in initramfs exit 1's rather than giving you a panic shell?03:43
jbaileyMithrandir: Not that I can think of.03:44
jbaileyMithrandir: I probably wrote that before I wrote the panic shell logic.03:44
Mithrandirholy shit, it's booting.03:45
zakamewhao03:46
Keybukhmm, whatever happened to ... xsnow!03:49
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AmaranthKeybuk: It doesn't work with new DEs. :/03:49
Keybukaww03:50
Keybukprobably gets stuck on the top panel03:50
Keybukor the big nautilus window of doom03:50
Amaranthit doesn't know how to tell nautilus to redraw03:50
Amaranthor something03:50
BenCanyone here have xfs and running dapper kernel?03:52
BenCif so, can you verify #684103:52
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pittiBenC: I do03:53
ograpitti, http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/555503:53
ograapt-get -f install doesnt help ...03:54
pittiogra: ok, that's good03:54
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pittiogra: does running the postinst with -x help?03:54
ographew ...03:54
ograerr, you mean set -x ? 03:54
KeybukBenC: doesn't happen here, I can strip 644 binaries03:55
pittiright03:55
ograthats what i got with it03:55
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pittiBenC: works fine for me, too03:55
KeybukI do get Permission Denied if the binary isn't writable ... but I expect to03:56
ograseb128, dholbach, 03:56
ograSetting up gnome-terminal-data (2.12.0-0ubuntu2) ...03:56
ogra/var/lib/dpkg/info/gnome-terminal-data.postinst: line 19: gconftool-2: command not found03:56
ogra/var/lib/dpkg/info/gnome-terminal-data.postinst: line 19: gconftool-2: command not found03:56
ogradpkg: error processing gnome-terminal-data (--configure):03:56
ogra subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 12703:56
ograknown ? 03:56
Amaranthit needs a dep on gconf?03:57
pittiogra: ok, your locales seem to be busted03:57
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ograpitti, yup03:57
ograbut should that affect the postinst ? 03:57
pittiogra: the postinst tries to create a database under en_US.UTF-803:57
pittiwhich is set as the default locale03:57
pittibut doesn't seem to exist03:57
ograah, k ....03:57
pittilanguage-pack-en should fix it03:57
pittiogra: what does 'locale -a' say? does it complain?03:58
ogralocale: Cannot set LC_CTYPE to default locale: No such file or directory03:58
ogralocale: Cannot set LC_MESSAGES to default locale: No such file or directory03:58
ogralocale: Cannot set LC_COLLATE to default locale: No such file or directory03:58
ograC03:58
ograPOSIX03:58
pittiheh, I knew :)03:58
ograat least in the chrooted env ...03:58
dholbachpitti: i guess a ${misc:Depends} in gnome-terminal is missing03:58
pittiogra: then either install the lanpack, or fix /etc/environment03:59
ogradholbach, that are two different errors03:59
ograpitti, i'm doing test installs here :)03:59
ograso something is missing on the CD i think ...03:59
pittiogra: hm, language-pack-en is installed by default...03:59
pittihm, wait03:59
ograpitti, yes it doesnt show up in my problem list for the CD either04:00
pittiKamion: I think our new locales handling doesn't play well with the installer04:00
pittiKamion: if the user chooses a locale, and it is written into /etc/environment, but the langpack ist not installed, it will break04:00
ograi'm probably lagging behind with the iso ... Kamion fixed busybox already, might be related04:01
BenCKeybuk, pitti: thanks04:01
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seb128pitti: what the heck are you doing with glib?04:07
seb128ups04:07
seb128not for you04:07
seb128smurf: what the heck are you doing with glib?04:08
pittiseb128: added the gettext patch for desktop files, just as we discussed?04:08
seb128pitti: no, smurf shlibs bump without any notice04:08
seb128pitti: was not for you :)04:08
seb128pitti: is your patch changing the public API?04:09
pittiseb128: *phew* :)04:09
smurfseb128: glib2.9 added new symbols, what else should I have been doing?04:11
pittiseb128: not at all04:11
seb128smurf: asking the maintainer so it get fixed for Debian too?04:11
ogradholbach, hmm, might be you are right with the missing dep ...04:11
seb128smurf: especially that it was a pending change04:12
ogradholbach, on the test system only gconf2-common ended up to be installed04:12
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seb128ogra: the control.in miss a Depends on misc:Depends for it04:13
ograyup04:13
ograthats why i said he might be right ...04:13
ogra:)04:13
seb128ogra: what is right?04:14
seb128ogra: Debian has already fixed it, we just need to sync the package04:14
ograseb128, <dholbach> pitti: i guess a ${misc:Depends} in gnome-terminal is missing04:14
ograseb128, great04:14
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seb128ogra: you have nothing else triggering gconf on your iso?04:16
ograseb128, seems like gnome-panel-data is the first thing using it 04:16
ogras/gnome-panel-data/gnome-terminal-data04:17
ograseb128, i have only these two packages failing currently ... (gnome-terminal-data and postgresql-8.1)04:18
seb128I'll fix gt now04:18
pittiogra: I'll talk to Kamion about locale handling04:19
ograpitti, might be related to the busybox error ... i'm not sure 04:20
smurfseb128: the version number sortof indicates that 2.9 isn't from Debian, so I decided to fix it first and look at Debian et al. later, instead of the other way 'round. Sorry if I mis-stepped. :-/04:20
seb128smurf: that's easy to ping on IRC before uploading no?04:20
seb128anyway, next time please before uploading like this04:20
smurfsure04:20
slomo_lbm: now, yes...04:27
slomo_siretart: ping?04:28
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pittilamont-away: argh, ppc buildd troube - are you here?04:56
pittilamont-away: procps failed to install on royal, which broke the warty/courier build04:57
pittiinfinity: ^ (just in case you are awake)04:57
lbmslomo_: about your banshee package, libmono0 is missing as a dependency04:59
slomo_hmm, can someone look at a build failure on ia64? it's xine-lib and i don't want to upload any other tries to fix it without knowing that they actually work ;) http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/x/xine-lib/1.1.1-0ubuntu2/04:59
slomo_lbm: thanks, i'll add it... :)05:00
lbmslomo_: great :)05:00
lbmslomo_: banshee segfaults all the time. i haven't tried compiling the source, so i can't really tell if your package is the problem05:02
slomo_lbm: uh... it doesn't for me since 0.10 anymore :/ can you give me a backtrace?05:02
lbmslomo_: in an hour or two, yes05:03
Amaranthslomo_: Don't suppose you can relax the monodoc dependency there.05:03
Amaranthslomo_: Switch it to recommended or whatever and just disable the docs if it isn't installed.05:03
lbmslomo_: can you tell me how to backtrace it?05:03
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slomo_Amaranth: for backports you mean? we'll most probably backport the complete mono stack soon so this will be no problem anymore...05:04
slomo_lbm: either by using gdb... or often mono gives you already a backtrace if the segfault wasn't too hard05:05
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lbmslomo_: let me get back to you05:05
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slomo_lbm: sure, just ping me again :)05:06
lbmslomo_: ;)05:06
psusihas anyone been messing with unionfs?  I'm wondering if it could be used to move files read in by readahead-list to a romfs image and overlay that on top of the root fs05:10
psusithat way readahead-list could do it's thing much faster due to much less seeks05:11
\shmvo: thx :) 05:18
mvo\sh: got the mail already? great :)05:19
ogramvo, you rock !05:19
ogra!!05:19
ogra!05:19
\shmvo: yeah..thx alot :)05:19
infinitypitti : Not awake, but fixed anyway.  Cheers.05:21
pittiinfinity: merci :)05:21
mvocheers :)05:21
pittiinfinity: it's great that you can work even when being asleep :)05:21
ograthe somnambulating buildd admin !05:22
infinityseb128 : gnome-media given back everywhere, but failed on i386 attempting to link to dbus-glib-1, which it can't find.  I assume an underlying library needs a rebuild, or something.  Have fun.05:23
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pittisleep well, Adam05:24
seb128infinity: yeah, nautilus-cd-burner, that I fixed some days ago ... will figure why it's still failing, thanks05:24
seb128g'night05:24
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ograpitti, did you also just get a MS virus on the ubuntu-de ML ?05:39
pittiogra: I get thousands of bounce notifications05:39
ograyes thats what i get for edubuntu-devel currently ...05:39
ograits an admin thing ... seems gmail has probs 05:40
ograbut i just got a virusmail as user on ubuntu-de, seems it somehow slipped through the scanner05:40
ogra(on the ml server)05:40
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DizietWhy oh why oh why does os.open() default to mode 0777 ?05:59
DizietIt seems to be just Python being gratuitously annoying again.05:59
psusiit doesn't obey umask?06:00
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ryanpghi all... is it appropriate to file a bug about nautilus-cd-burner not working as non-root user in dapper? or is this expected behavior for a pre-release?06:17
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ograryanpg, does it work with other apps ? 06:17
ryanpgogra, you mean do other burner apps work? well, g-cd-b works when run as root... I can check some others06:19
ryanpgwhat's a good one to try?06:19
ryanpgI have serpentine, I'll try that06:19
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ografor me it deons work with root either as well as it doesnt work with cdrecord, 06:20
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ryanpgogra, doesn't work with serpentine either06:22
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LaserJockelmo: ping?06:27
ograryanpg, so its unlikely to be a n-c-b bug06:27
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ryanpgogra, yeah... unfortunately bugzilla seems not to allow me to submit without picking a package so n-c-b it was06:37
ograpick unknown next time ;)06:38
ryanpgogra, hmm... good suggestion06:38
ryanpgok, could someone help me acculturate here... is it appropriate/good/helpful to be filing bugs against dapper? I don't want to ruin the s/n ratio here. :)06:41
crimsunyes, it's fine06:41
ograits preferred *g*06:41
ograsince we can more easily fix them ;)06:41
ryanpgok good thanks crimsun ogra, just don't want to be a nudge! ;)06:42
mdzryanpg: so long as you check that your bug isn't already reported06:42
ogramdz !06:43
ogramdz, can you please merge http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/bzr-archive/ltsp/fixes/ and upload the ltsp package before flight 2 ? 06:43
ogra(its a one line fix)06:43
ograwithout it the stage 1 install breaks ...06:44
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Mithrandirmdz: I have simplifiedlivecd mostly implemented \o/06:56
Mithrandirmdz: mostly minor faff left, like my live image not having the same kernel version as the kernel I'm booting with.06:56
dholbachelmo: please sync aiksaurus from debian, ok to override06:58
pittiYAY06:58
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mdzMithrandir: cool, is it in bzr or otherwise browseable?06:58
Mithrandirmdz: yes, in bzr, but not published anywhere yet.06:59
mdzogra: will have a look06:59
ograthanks :)06:59
MithrandirI gotta vacuum for a bit, I'll put it up later.06:59
dholbachMithrandir: that's what i did, when gnome-system-tools test-built :)07:00
seb128Keybuk: around?07:01
dholbachelmo: merci07:02
pittiseb128: poppler rocks :)07:04
seb128cool ;)07:04
seb128happy that you like it :)07:04
pittiseb128: well, tetex-bin is the last xpdf copy (and these really hurt)07:04
seb128pitti: BTW have you tried if your crasher is fixed with the evince update?07:04
pittiseb128: a bit, it didn't crash any more07:05
seb128cool, so that's the right fix for it :)07:05
GerrathWere can I find out what modules are loaded in the kernel ram-disk image for a stock ubuntu kernel?07:08
Gerrathexample: initrd.img-2.6.12-10-68607:09
GerrathHeres why, I can remove the dethforce module completely from the kernel and it still loads so I'm starting to think it is in the initrd.07:14
siretartslomo_: pong07:15
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pittihad I known that tetex builds so easily with poppler, I should have done it in breezy07:24
pittinow I pay for not having done it...07:24
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zygahello07:33
siretarta friend just asked me: are there plans to have mysql5 in dapper?07:36
sladensiretart: is it certified? ;-)07:37
siretartsladen: nope, but I know people who don't care about this and just want the latest mysql.. *shrug*07:38
zygawho is the one to ping about being added to the UbuntuMembers team on launchpad?07:39
BenCany ETA on flight 2?07:39
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neuralissiretart: ping infinity about what he decided, but i recommended against it based on 5.0.1507:51
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neuralissiretart: it's yet to be seen how much they fixed in .1607:54
siretartneuralis: ok07:55
Diziet-anarres:virt-chroot> really strace -fot dchroot -q true </dev/null 07:57
Dizietstdin: is not a tty07:57
Diziet-anarres:virt-chroot> echo $?07:57
Diziet007:57
Diziet???07:57
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gouchiHi08:16
gouchiIs there a bugreport for labtec pro webcam ?08:16
gouchibecause It freezes ubuntu breezy08:17
gouchirunning gnomemeeting08:17
ogragouchi, bugzilla.ubuntu.com08:17
gouchiok08:17
gouchiI will make a search08:17
gouchiit seems not08:17
gouchistrange08:18
dholbachgood night08:18
mvobye dholbach 08:18
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Hieronymusgouchi: I have a similar problem, I believe08:21
Hieronymusgouchi: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2052008:22
gouchiyep08:22
HieronymusWhen gnomemeeting or another program tries to capture from my webcam, my complete system freezes08:22
gouchisame here08:22
Hieronymusgouchi: okay. Please add a comment to that bug and put your e-mail in CC. Maybe dmesg and lspci output will help aswell.08:23
gouchiI gonna try to recompile the module : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Spca5xx?highlight=%28webcam%2908:23
Hieronymusgouchi: is that the module?08:23
gouchiyep08:24
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zygalamont-away: who manages the ubuntu members team?08:37
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zygasorry for bothering you, thanks08:37
lamont-awaynp08:37
crimsunzyga: ping Seveas about the ubuntu members team08:38
zygacrimsun: thanks08:39
zygaSeveas: ping08:39
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Amaranthsounds like 7zip could allow you to put more language packs on the CDs, even if you only compress the language packs themselves with it08:49
Amaranthand, as a bonus, it's actually faster than bz2 :)08:50
zygaAmaranth: isn't there a spec somewhere about 7zip evaluation?08:51
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psusiaye... 7zip kicks ass08:56
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mdkemdz, did you see my query earlier?09:16
mdzmdke: no09:18
mdkemdz, ok :)09:18
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gouchi Hieronymus : works with new module ;-)09:29
Hieronymusgouchi: you followed the wiki?09:35
gouchiyep09:36
gouchivery easy09:36
gouchiHieronymus : uses gcc-3.5 if you have breezy kernel09:36
Hieronymusoh, I thought 3.4..09:36
crimsun(gcc-3.4)09:37
gouchiHieronymus : gcc-3.4 sorry :)09:37
gouchiHieronymus : remember before to insmod ,  rmmod spca5xx.ko09:39
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zyga  .009:46
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Kamioncrimsun: huh? Seveas isn't a community council member and thus doesn't administer ubuntumembers10:10
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crimsunKamion: I thought he was asking about something else10:14
Kamionok ...10:14
crimsun(the FN cloaks)10:15
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