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MacFergus?12:03
Kamionjcole: we've never supported Ubuntu floppy installs because we've never managed to make them fit12:03
Kamionjcole: I believe some people have got them to work using Smart Boot Manager12:03
Kamion(and chaining to a CD install, though - dunno if it's possible with no CD-ROM at all, whether you can e.g. boot from a netboot image somewhere)12:04
jcoleKamion: oh ok... it doesn't have to fit on just one floppy... it could be 10 floppies, lol... as long as i can get ubuntu on it through the floppy drive (and ethernet connection)12:05
Kamionyeah, I know, but when the kernel doesn't fit on a floppy it just gets tedious12:06
Kamionah, it does actually fit, it was probably another problem12:07
Kamionat any rate I could not make even the boot floppy fit12:07
jcoleKamion: ah, ic... how does redhat/fedora do it?12:07
Simiraare there any easy way to remove a lot of duplicate files in a directory?12:08
jcoleKamion: i've got fedora on it right now12:08
mdke_Simira, #ubuntu might know12:08
Nafalloelmo: please sync php4-mcrypt php4-ps from debian unstable (ubuntu override okey), thanks :-)12:08
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NafalloSimira: Mithrandir might know :-)12:09
Nafallo(or should) ;-)12:10
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SimiraNafallo : he's out beering with a friend. I am all alone tonight.12:10
NafalloSimira: hehe, call him then? don't take his word on rm -f * though :-P12:11
Simira:p12:12
jcoleKamion: i created a "Kickstart" floppy with their gui software12:12
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dholbachgood night everybody12:12
SimiraNafallo : he won't be any good now, anyway. I just did it manually. For some reason, my mail setup failed to sort out my mail, and downloaded everything from one of my accounts12:12
Simiraand I just realized I probably got all the lists as well... #%!#&"12:12
NafalloSimira: oh, sounds like joy :-)12:13
Nafallodholbach: gnight :-)12:13
\shjcole: doesn't download the kickstart floppy all stuff from the net?12:14
Kamionjcole: I thought their floppy install used a rather older kernel12:15
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Kamionlike, 2.4 only or something12:15
KamionI'm familiar with kickstart (implemented it for our installer) but that's somewhat orthogonal12:16
jcole\sh Kamion: i used this ---> http://fedora.redhat.com/projects/config-tools/redhat-config-kickstart.html12:16
Kamionyes, I'm familiar with it, it's irrelevant to floppy support12:16
KamionI'll give floppy d-i builds another go at some point, see if I can make them work12:17
ograyou could do a netboot install 12:17
KamionFedora use a totally different installer so techniques tend not to be easily portable12:18
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ogra(with a PXE etherboot floppy from rom-o-matic.net if your NIC doesnt support netbooting)12:18
seb128Kamion: is there still some GNOME issue for the CD?12:18
Kamionthat tactic can work too if you have a handy server you can make be a TFTP/DHCP server12:18
jcoleogra: that's an idea12:19
Kamionseb128: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/testing/dapper_probs.html still lists brokenness12:19
seb128Kamion: evolution has built, evolution-exchange needs a retry when it's available, nautilus-cd-burner Depends on cdrdao which has been accepted for promotion according to pitti's comment on the wiki page I guess somebody should promote it, nautilus-sendto ditto with gnome-bluetooth12:20
Kamionseb128: I've just given-back evolution-exchange, which should help a bit12:20
Kamionok, I'll have a look through the promotion queue, thanks12:20
seb128np12:21
KamionMithrandir: here?12:21
KamionMithrandir: your casper upload was rejected due to distribution=unstable12:23
SimiraKamion : he's out beering12:25
KamionSimira: hopefully he won't mind if I fix it and upload for him, then12:27
SimiraKamion : I guess not12:27
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jcoleKamion ogra: thanks, i'm going to attempt the PXE boot solution... have a good day12:29
ograjcole, good luck :)12:30
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lucassomebody familiar with libapt-pkg ?12:36
lucasmy problem: does it allow to select which "cache" an application wants to use ?12:37
lucasI'd like to do what apt-rdepends do one a Packages file I just download manually, for example Debian's one.12:37
lucass/one a Packages file/on a Packages file/12:37
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Nafalloelmo: please sync linuxdcpp from debian unstable (ubuntu override okey), thanks :-)12:39
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Kamionlucas: apt supports various configuration options to change where it gets files, including that sort of thing (you'd have to construct a temporary sources.list, point it at that with a temporary cache, and update); see apt.conf(5)12:45
lucasyup, that's what I was reading12:46
lucaswhat's your opinion about python-apt ?12:46
lucasdoes it include everything apt supports ?12:46
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lucasor should I go directly with C++ ?12:47
KamionI don't have an "opinion" about it; I use it from time to time, seems fine12:47
lucasok12:47
Kamionit's probably a hell of a lot easier than using C++12:47
Kamionthe apt_pkg module is closer to the C++ interface, but less pythonic12:47
Kamionthere's a new apt module in recent python-apt which I'm told is more pythonic, but I've never used that12:47
lucasthe apt module seems very far from being complete12:48
ogralucas, but what you try to do sounds a bit like what gdebi does already ...12:48
lucasogra: mmh, not sure12:48
ograprobably wotrh a look at its source ...12:49
lucasogra: can you explain ?12:49
ograits the one click deb installer from mvo ...12:49
lucasah, it uses python-apt12:50
ograhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/bzr/gdebi--main/12:50
lucasthere are a lot of examples provided with python-apt, but none of them covers changing the configuration to download the pkg lists elsewhere, etc12:51
dokoinfinity, lamont-away: please requeue gjdoc (on all archs)12:52
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lucasah ah, very cool01:07
lucasusing the -o option of apt-*, it's very easy to fetch & debian's apt files on ubuntu01:07
slomo_infinity, lamont-away: please give-back evolution-sharp, thanks :)01:14
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johnlhey, I tested the new 2.6.15 kernel on my breezy box01:25
johnlopened a pandoras box of shit01:26
johnlit's not so much the kernel, which worked on one box, it's more about trying to go back to the old breezy kernel01:28
mdkejdub, what is the status with planet ubuntu and synching?01:29
BenCjohnl: old kernel should work as long as you don't update the old initrd with new udev01:29
johnlfirmware won't load now for my ipw2200, /dev/input missing, synaptics driver not working01:29
BenCwell, then there's that too01:29
BenCyeah, there's not much for partial upgrades at this point01:29
BenCyou go, or you don't, there's no middle :)01:29
mdkeGO!01:30
johnldoh.01:30
mdkedude, you're testing dapper: this is no holding back time01:30
BenCnew udev, minus hotplug, just isn't breezy friendly01:30
johnlthing is, now I've completely moved back to breezy, downgraded back to breezy packages and it's still dead01:30
johnlreinstall hotplug (I noticed the new udev is doing that now)01:30
BenCinstall hotplug01:30
johnlI mean, I have done :)01:31
BenCsorry, we don't support downgrading :)01:31
johnland dpkg-reconfigure'd the kernel image01:31
johnlok, fair enough01:31
BenCoh, that was a bad idea01:31
johnltbh, I've got a pretty good handle on how all this usually works, but I'm stumped on this01:32
johnljust wonder if I've run into other, as yet undiscovered problems01:32
johnlI know this isn't #ubuntu :)01:32
johnlsorry01:32
mdkejohnl, i guess #ubuntu, forums or a reinstall are the best options01:32
Nafalloinfinity, lamont-away: ping01:33
johnlok, thanks anyway guys :(01:33
Kamioninstalling with dpkg --force-confmiss might help, there's a lot of stuff in /etc01:33
BenCyeah, especially hotplug01:33
johnlKamion: ah yeah, that might explain the missing hotplug init scripts :)01:34
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johnlcool, I'll give that a go on them all01:34
johnlnice one01:34
Nafalloanywhere I can see if a package is in p-a-s?01:34
johnlon hotplug I used dpkg --unpack, and manually mv'ed the initscripts back into place, hehe01:35
Kamionargh01:35
Kamiondon't do that01:35
Kamionat least use dpkg --configure afterwards if you do01:35
johnldidn't know about force-confmiss01:35
johnlah, I just apt-get install --reinstalled after :)01:35
johnlok, I'm on it now.  ta01:36
Nafalloinfinity, lamont-away: unping01:37
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Kamionok, {ubuntu,edubuntu}-desktop should be installable again in about half an hour01:47
ograyay01:53
danielsKamion: anything I can do to be useful today?01:58
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ogradaniels, fix the trident driver ? 02:01
ogradaniels, btw,nv works fine for thin clients, it seems to be driver specific02:01
Nafallodaniels: rebuild openal to get rid of libsmpeg0c2? ;-)02:02
Kamiondaniels: xserver-xorg-driver-via FTBFS which I suspect is what's breaking my test laptop (#20191)02:02
Kamiondaniels: I'll fix that one if you like since I've got the hardware here02:03
ogradaniels, aother thing i (and mdz as well) would really apreciate (not today though) would be if you could take a look at http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/bzr-archive/ltsp/fixes/debian/ltsp-client.ltsp-client-setup.init and tell us what can and wat cant work at all from the debconf preseeding we do for xorg ...02:03
ograseems the majority of options is ignored ... :/02:04
Kamiondaniels: GL/glxint.h includes GL/gl.h; would the best way to fix the via FTBFS be to make x11proto-gl-dev depend on mesa-common-dev?02:06
Kamionhm, or possibly mesa-common-dev | libgl1-dev02:06
danielsogra: what's wrong with trident, again?02:06
ogradaniels, i filed you a bug some days ago ...02:07
danielsKamion: needs a dep on libgl1-mesa-dev | libgl1-dev02:07
ograhavent gotten around to debug more yet ... 02:07
danielsKamion: m-c-d isn't a libgl1-dev alternative02:07
Kamionok - it's what provides GL/gl.h which is why I mentioned it02:07
ograits not important for life, Kamion has priority in any case here02:07
danielsKamion: want me to do that now?02:08
danielsKamion: (or you can if you like)02:08
Kamiondaniels: yeah, if you would02:08
danielsKamion: coming right up02:08
danielsuploaded02:09
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danielsKamion: anything else? :)02:12
Kamiondaniels: oh, why in via rather than in the package containing the include file?02:13
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Kamionthat's all I have for now since my test laptop works once I build that package for it02:13
danielsogra: 20563> without a backtrace, there's really nothing at all I can do02:13
danielsKamion: mumble build loops mumble depends wrong way up the chain mumble handave mumble02:13
Kamionheh02:14
daniels'handwave', even02:14
Kamionoh, right, forgot that mesa build-depended on x11proto-gl-dev02:14
Kamionlucky I didn't try to fix it :)02:14
danielsheh02:14
Kamiondaniels: anastacia wants to demote xdmx-tools and xserver-xorg-input-magictouch; should they be seeded or demoted?02:18
danielsKamion: demote and seed respectively02:18
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danielsactually probably seed both02:18
KamionI just demoted xdmx-tools after noting that xdmx was in universe02:19
KamionI can put it back02:19
danielsoh02:19
danielsif xdmx is in universe, then -tools should be too02:19
Kamionwell, it's in universe because it isn't seeded :)02:19
KamionI personally don't care either way02:20
Kamionhmm, none of the other xserver-xorg-* are seeded02:20
danielsdemote it for now, I'll deal with it later02:20
Kamionperhaps this one should be added as a dependency somewhere02:20
Kamiondemote> done02:20
danielshm, if anastacia wants to kick it out, then I'd imagine it needs to be a dependency of xserer-xorg02:21
danielsi'll fix that when I get around to making the first xorg upload for dapper02:21
Kamionthat would do, thanks02:21
Kamionno rush02:21
Nafallodaniels: didn't you upload that first thing when dapper was opened? ;-)02:22
danielsNafallo: the 'xorg' source package has never been uploaded to dapper02:22
danielsright now, it still wants to build the entire monolith02:22
danielsKamion: ta02:22
Nafallodaniels: ah, oki :-)02:22
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danielsluckily either our configuration infrastructure isn't screwed, or people aren't complaining about it being screwed02:24
Nafallohehe02:25
johnlgah, fixed it.  after all that, it was just symlinks missing in /etc/udev/rules.d02:35
johnlno amount of reinstalling udev or hotplug packages caused those to be recreated.  strangely02:36
johnlnot even udev.rules was symlinked.02:36
johnlnnight folks.  thanks again02:41
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Nafalloelmo: please sync php4-interbase from debian unstable (ubuntu override okey), thanks :-)02:49
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elmoKamion: ?03:35
Kamionelmo: yo03:36
elmoKamion: I realise you probably care about most anything else right now, but fyi little hit red line on disk space.  however, don't delete stuff you don't want to, put it (or a list of it) somewhere for m e and I'll rsync it to the storage array of death03:37
elmo(s/don't/when you do get round to fixing it - no rush -, \&/) - typing while swapping sucks03:38
Kamionelmo: ~cjwatson/old-images would be perfect to archive off any time you're ready03:41
Kamion86296548        old-images/03:41
elmo\sh_away: the problem with istanbul is that the orig.tar.gz's in debian and ubuntu don't match03:41
KamionI've been keeping stuff there for a while03:42
elmook, syncing03:43
BenCanyone using 2.6.15 kernel from dapper and ata_piix module?03:43
elmokamion: er, tho that'll do amusing things to little's IO - lemme know if that is/becomes a problem03:43
Kamionelmo: hmm, ok, probably all right for now03:44
crimsunBenC: lsmod seems to say that here03:45
crimsunBenC: (presuming you mean 2.6.15-8.10)03:45
BenCyeah03:45
BenCit's working for you with drives then?03:45
crimsunBenC: yep03:45
BenCany messages in kern.log?03:46
crimsunanything in particular I should grep for?03:46
BenCif it's not full of ataX messages, then it's good :)03:47
infinityBenC : I am, but I haven't upgraded the laptop to -8.10 yet.  Let me do that now.03:47
crimsunBenC: only the one (for this x41-2527) on boot for "ata1: dev 0 configured for UDMA/100"03:47
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Kamionelmo: little's mirror-updating ssh to mirnyy hangs03:49
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Kamionmagellanic doesn't seem startlingly fast to respond either03:50
Kamionalthough gets there in the end, sometimes03:51
bmontyelmo: thanks for processing my sync requests from the other night, but i think you might have missed bayonne03:51
Kamionelmo: taking mirnyy out of the list for now, unless you shout and tell me it's vital03:51
Kamioniirc it's just releases which isn't getting modified at the moment03:51
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elmoKamion: mirnyy's out of rotation anyways - knock yourself out04:06
elmois flight-2 due to be released tonight?04:06
elmoif so, oh dear, our ISP are going to cry04:07
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Kamionelmo: probably tomorrow morning rather than me actually killing myself. What's wrong with our ISP?04:08
maswanhttp://ftp.acc.umu.se/mirror/cdimage.ubuntu.com/04:08
elmo   bayonne |   1.2.15-1 | dapper/universe | source, i386, powerpc, sparc04:08
maswanthat's mirrored daily, only release-like directories though04:08
maswanbtw, what kernel is flight-2 based on?04:08
Kamionmaswan: if I can get a special trigger at a time roughly of my choosing tomorrow, I can link to that from the announcement04:09
Kamionmaswan: 2.6.15-8.1004:09
maswanKamion: sure, at least if I'm awake. :)04:09
maswanKamion: awesome, then I'll have to try an install. I have hardware that doesn't find the sata on <2.6.1504:10
Kamionmaswan: ta04:10
bmontyelmo: oops, sorry...I must have missed the ACCEPTED email04:10
elmoinfinity/lamont: ?04:14
infinityelmo : Yes?04:15
infinityelmo : king drive space?04:16
infinity(and weddell, looks like)04:16
infinityI'll tidy.04:16
elmoinfinity: cute04:17
infinityelmo : What's your yellow/redline on the livefs hosts? (king, weddell, royal, terranova)04:21
elmoinfinity: /etc/nagios/nrpe.cfg04:22
elmothey haven't been well customized, some of them, esp. on non .5Tb hosts may not be especially suitable04:22
infinityYeah.  Only terranova is .5TB.04:24
infinityWould have been nice if the other three were too, but oh well.04:24
infinityAlternately, perhaps I should archive all livefs images to terranova, or something equally silly.04:24
elmomost of them could have more if they need it, tho king would need a better machine to fit more disk04:24
stublaunchpad will be going down in 10 mins, which will also put the wiki's into read only mode. Estimated down time is 45 mins.04:26
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danielshm, where's seb128 when you need him04:38
danielsmy panel just hung04:38
Kamionplease test http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/ and http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ and report any failures to me, either here, in /msg, or by e-mail (cjwatson@ubuntu.com)05:01
Kamionbonus points for causing safe, correct, and obvious fixes for said failures to be uploaded05:02
elmonow you're just being greedy05:02
Kamionpowerpc live isn't there yet, but will be in under half an hour (it was bitten by a stupid build failure, rebuilding)05:03
mgalvinalready downloaded, burning cd now... :)05:03
Kamionhuh, no, don't bother with live I think I broke it; fixing05:04
mgalvini only grabbed the installer cd anyway05:05
Kamionthat should be fine05:05
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Kamionok, better, try live CDs in about half an hour from now05:11
KamionI'm going to crash 'cos 18-hour days suck05:12
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fabbionemorning06:14
calc_shouldn't file roller appear in alacarte to be able to be reenabled?06:16
calc_its not showing up for me, but nautilus does, not sure why though06:18
calc_i mean nautilus shows in alacarte with the check box empty allowing you to enable it if you want it back06:18
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dreamhi , anyone ?06:24
dreamanyone here?06:24
dreamanyone can help me ? : ( .06:25
desrt?06:25
dreamhi desrt06:26
desrthello dream06:26
dreami have a question, would like to help me ? : ) /06:26
desrtdo you have a question?06:26
dreamyes06:26
desrthave you read the topic?06:27
dreamtopic?06:27
dreamwhat topic? 06:27
desrtthe channel topic.  what is your question?06:27
dreamoh06:28
dreami wanna know in ubuntu installation CD, which script can detect my scsi device06:28
dreamand modprobe it ? .06:28
desrtyou're better off asking in #ubuntu06:28
desrtit's more active with people who can help you06:28
calc_jdub: liked your take on the interesting thread today :)06:28
calc_jdub: at least in what you said in your reply to dave on the blog06:29
dreamoh , but someone suggest me ask question here : ( .06:29
dreami wanna know in ubuntu installation CD, which script can detect my scsi device and modprobe it , where is the script in initrd of ubuntu installation CD? : ) .06:30
calc_dream: look at it?06:30
dreamcan you help me ? desrt06:30
calc_its fairly trivial to load a correct module for a pci device06:30
calc_i used to have one line of bash that did it06:31
elmowhat modules should I see for a BCM4318 (AirForce One 54G) wirless card?06:31
dreamcalc_ but i wanna to develop a linux installation CD , so i wanna know 06:32
calc_elmo: there are new open source drivers for them06:32
fabbionedream: you have been answered already 2 times.06:32
calc_elmo: otherwise you need to use the ndiswrapper stuff06:32
dreamso i wanna know  where is the script in initrd of ubuntu installation CD? : ) .06:32
fabbionedream: please stop spamming this channel06:32
elmocalc: ok, thanks06:32
dreamfabbione sorry : ) .06:32
calc_elmo: aiui 2.6.15 may already have the broadcom driver06:32
elmobugger - I wonder if I even have a cat 5 anymore06:33
fabbioneelmo: we already have it in dapper, but i didn't get it to work on ppc yet.06:33
calc_i yanked mine during the non supported time and installed an intel 2915abg :)06:33
elmofabbione: hmm, this is on an x86 laptop06:33
elmoactually it's an amd64 laptop but I downloaded the wrong CD06:33
elmo<-- winn0r06:33
fabbioneelmo: oh ok.. than it should do06:33
calc_elmo: same here06:33
elmofabbione: yeah, but not in the installer right?  I mean I don't have the windows drivers :)06:33
calc_i need to put my old nic back in and see how it works soon06:34
fabbioneno, it's not in the installer06:34
fabbioneelmo: and it's not the windrv06:34
elmofabbione: .. for ndis?06:34
elmooh, you mean the new one06:34
fabbionei am talking about the free driver06:34
elmodon't mind me, it's late here06:34
fabbionei don't.. it's damn early here06:34
fabbioneif it is for your use only, you need dapper...06:35
fabbioneand be aware that's not exactly stable06:35
elmofabbione: this is dapper, pre-test of flight-206:35
elmoso should be latest kernel06:35
fabbioneok06:36
fabbionebcm43xx.ko <- the winner06:36
fabbioneit will mostlikely ask for the firmware06:37
elmohmm, "module bcm43xx not found"06:37
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fabbionelib/modules/2.6.15-8-amd64-k8/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/bcm43xx$ 06:37
mgalvinok, so the 14.1 iso still does not detect the hard drives on my laptop 06:37
mgalvinfabbione: that mini iso was able but this flight 2 candidate does not06:38
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fabbionemgalvin: meh... sorry i can't remember the details..06:38
fabbioneelmo: if you have the normal kernel, it's there...06:39
mgalvinqosmio g25 laptop w/ sata raid, hard drives do not get detected06:39
fabbioneok, how did we solve it?06:39
mgalvinyou had send me a link to a mini.iso that was able to detect them06:39
mgalvins/send/sent/06:40
fabbionethat was the netinstall from archive06:40
fabbionewasn't it?06:40
mgalvinhttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/dapper/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/06:40
fabbioneyes06:40
fabbionecan you try that one again?06:40
fabbioneit has been updated06:40
fabbioneso don't trash the old one06:40
yidaniels: when can we get to play with xorg 7.0 rc3? :)06:41
mgalvinok, give me a sec to try it again, gotta run in a few min though06:41
mojodaniels: ya, I am looking forward to it 206:41
mojoubuntu documentation team forgot to put in details on 'About this Document' for About Ubuntu entry again06:44
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mojoit doesn't make much sense to have Epiphany relies on Firefox. Can't we come up with better package solution?06:48
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mgalvinfabbione: that new mino iso DOES find them06:52
mgalvinsorry gotta run for now, later06:52
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elmofabbione: fyi, I get "Invalid PHY Revision 7" trying the modprobe from the installed system07:24
fabbionethat's normal07:26
fabbioneignore it07:26
fabbioneactually.. mjg59 gave me a hint to make that thing working. let me find it somewhere07:26
fabbioneelmo: Dec 06 17:56:09 mjg59   iwconfig foo essid bar; iwconfig foo channel baz; ifconfig foo up; iwlist scan; iwconfig foo essid bang07:27
fabbioneyou might need to tickle the driver that way to make it working07:27
fabbionealso.. force it to 11Mb07:27
elmoah, ok, will play later, thanks - atm, still trying to get X :)07:28
fabbioneiwconfig foo rate 11M07:28
fabbioneno problem07:28
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jsgotangcohaha heavy metal for human beings07:59
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AegirQuick Q, is Dapper still using 2.6.15.7? I had to revert to 2.6.15.6 after some rather funky HDD errors (I thought my laptops hdd was getting shonky).08:09
infinity2.6.15-8 now.08:10
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dholbachgood morning developers08:22
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Aegirinfinity: Righto, thanks for that. I would check myself, but apt-get is held at the moment.08:24
infinitydholbach : New gnome-terminal loves me.08:25
dholbachROCK!08:25
infinitydholbach : Thanks, dude.08:25
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pittiGood morning08:25
dholbachpitti: you happy too with gnome-terminal? :)08:25
dholbachand then i only need to ask jbailey, if he's happy08:25
infinityYou might want to phrase it differently, or you're likely to get a sarcastic response like "I've never been happy..."08:26
infinityWell, you would have if you'd asked ME that. :)08:26
dholbachinfinity: i'm to optimistic for that :)08:26
dholbachs/to/too08:26
infinityI've noticed.08:27
dholbachhaha :)08:27
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pittidholbach: yes, it works again, thanks!08:27
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StevenKinfinity: Does said rocket fuel have a name?08:27
infinityStevenK : SOLO!08:27
StevenKOh, evil.08:28
dholbachthe funny thing about the fix is: the guy whose patch i reverted complained, that suddenly ubuntu's gnome-terminal had gone weird ;)08:28
StevenKinfinity: You're better off shooting up with sugar.08:28
infinitySucks to be him.08:28
infinityWho says I'm not?08:29
StevenKinfinity: But ... Solo tastes like, well, crap.08:30
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danielsyi: it's broken as shit08:57
danielsyi: server appears to be totally dead08:57
danielsyi: but definitely not until after flight 208:57
dholbachdaniels: did you hear anything weird about xdamage/xfixes in the last time?09:00
dholbachdaniels: i tried to build gnome-mag with xfixes/xdamage support. on breezy it worked nicely and on dapper it painted the whole part of the "magnified screen" grey :)09:02
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danielsdholbach: cool :) could be the fbCompositeGeneral breakage, since that seems to be pretty world-ending for most things really09:04
dholbachoh i see. will you give the signal, when i should try it again? :)09:05
danielsyeah, will do09:06
dholbachmerci beaucoup09:06
danielsnp09:08
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pittiKamion: thanks for the analysis of the gfxboot issue09:23
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pittiKamion: when you arrive, can we have a quick discussion about that cupsys-driver-gimpprint failure?09:53
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elmopitti: Kamion went to bed at like 3 or 4 am, I doubt he'll be up anytime soon09:53
pittiuh, ok; thanks09:54
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Mithrandirelmo: he was active on -boot 30 minutes ago.  Have to drive Kirsten etc, but he'll be back afterwards.09:58
Mithrandirhe might be mostly interested in getting flight out today, though.09:58
pittiright, and that cupsys issue breaks livecd builds09:59
pittithat's why I want to solve it today09:59
infinitypitti : No, it doesn't break the builds.  I did a few uploads to fix that...10:03
infinityBut it doesn't make cupsys any less broken.10:03
pittiinfinity: fix the -driver-gimpprint issue?10:03
pittiinfinity: I just saw that you use invoke-rc.d now10:04
pittibut does that make a difference?10:04
infinityYes.  It was breaking livefs builds, so I uploaded fixes for both gimp-print and cupsys, IIRC.10:04
infinity(different fixes)10:04
infinityOh, right, the cupsys fix was just a linking issue, so gimp-print could build.10:04
infinityAnyhow, invoke-rc.d fixes the livefs build, because we divert invoke-rc.d during the build (and invoke-rc.d is just The Right Thing To Do anyway)10:05
infinityBut obviously cupsys segfaulting is still Very Bad.10:05
pittiI see10:05
pittioh, it segfaults?10:05
infinityOr something.10:05
pittithat wasn't obvious from the install log10:05
infinityI forget.10:05
pitti * Restarting Common Unix Printing System: cupsd10:06
pitticupsd: Child exited on signal 15!10:06
pittidpkg: error processing cupsys-driver-gimpprint (--configure):10:06
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StevenKWhee, SIGTERM10:06
infinityOh, right.  Not a segv.10:06
pittiinfinity: I'm looking for the cause of that, but I can't reproduce it in a chroot10:06
infinityIt's TERMing itself.10:06
pittiwell, you force-reload it, so what else should it do?10:06
infinitypitti : I could reproduce it sometimes, not at others.  I'll see if I can come up with a recpie.10:06
pittiI tried in a current clean dapper with and without locales, but only amd64 so far10:07
infinityOh, looking at that also exposed another cupsys evil, IIRC... I think it's one of those nasty packages that, during upgrade, tries to kill EVERY cupsd it can find, including ones outside the chroot.10:07
pittibah, mvo, apt-get source sucks; it keeps downloading orig.tar.gzs that I already have... :(10:07
pittiinfinity: it does that as a last resort, when the daemon does not want to die10:08
pittiI'll look into it10:08
infinity"as a last resport" meaning "any time it sees processes still running"?10:08
infinityCause it killed my base system cupsd every single time.10:08
StevenKinfinity: "Feature"10:08
pittiyes, seems so10:08
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infinityA pidfile would be good there. :)10:09
pitti... and now that I have commit access to debian, I'll fix it there, too :)10:09
infinityCompare running cupsd with pidfile, don't kill it if they don't match.10:09
infinity(or complex walking around in /proc, if you're so inclined)10:09
pittiinfinity: well, that won't tell apart processes in and outside of the chroot, right?10:10
Kamionpitti: it didn't break the last install CD test I tried so I'm ignoring it10:11
infinitySomewhere in /proc/<pid>/*, there's some clever way to compare your current root with the process root or something.  I forget how.10:11
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pittiok, great10:12
infinity(I just use pid file comparisons, and call it "good enough")10:12
StevenKsteven@broken:~% sudo readlink /proc/1/root10:12
StevenK /10:12
pittiinfinity: right10:12
StevenKDamn IRC, eating my slash.10:12
KamionRiddell: Kubuntu install CDs ready for you to test10:14
Kamionogra: Edubuntu install CDs ready for you to test10:14
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pittiKamion: I fixed the language-support packages for the removed/new firefox locale packages; this should make the three suport packages mentioned in dapper_probs installable again10:19
pittiKamion: however, there are also some new ffox locales which require promotion love10:19
Kamionok, will check10:20
pitti(I just uploaded them, will take a while)10:20
pittianything else that immediately breaks flight 2?10:20
pittiRiddell: could you please fix kde-i18n-hsb to depend on kdelibs4c2a instead of c2?10:21
Kamionpitti: dunno yet, I've had exactly one test report10:24
Kamionelmo: hmm, was that definitely a current image? I could have sworn I'd fixed the localechooser thing10:25
Kamion(and the fix worked for me elsewhere)10:25
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elmoKamion: it was daily/current/ from cdimage10:26
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Kamionelmo: could you make installer/syslog world-readable?10:30
pittiKamion: oh, is it on purpose that the daily/current symlink is out of date?10:30
elmoKamion: done10:30
Kamionpitti: MEH10:31
pittihm, works now, must have been a proxy problem; sorry10:31
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Kamionah, no, it indeed isn't out of date10:31
pittijigdo didn't upload anything new10:31
Kamiondon't scare me like that :)10:31
pittiKamion: reloading in the browser did help; bloody proxy of my provider...; sorry again10:32
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Kamionelmo: can you boot that image again quickly and tell me which version of localechooser is in /var/lib/dpkg/status?10:32
Kamionelmo: actually, don't bother, it's logged10:33
Kamion0.22ubuntu2, hmm, that's broken10:33
Kamionelmo: current image has 0.22ubuntu4; what's the md5sum of the image you've got?10:34
Kamion0d9e641668e2235741b73645495fe1f4  dapper-install-i386.iso10:36
Kamion^-- current10:36
elmo87253debf01d9c2dae765b7bf7fb8403  dapper-install-i386.iso10:42
elmoI got daily/current, I swear :P10:42
Kamionthat's the md5sum for 20051213.210:43
Kamioncould be that daily/current *was* OOD for a while, if so probably until 4:00 UTC10:44
pitti. o O {odd, that's the same version my daily/current pointed to this morning}10:44
Kamionmaybe an OOD mirror10:44
Kamion?10:44
Kamionthe daily/current timestamp on little is dated 4:0010:44
elmoI probably hit mirnyy10:45
elmoblah10:45
elmocan you trigger mirnyy?10:45
elmoI was wrong about it being out of rotation10:45
Kamiondone10:45
Kamionand put back in sync-mirrors now that it seems to work10:45
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pittiinfinity: I think I sanitized cupsys; do you want to look at the diff? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/574611:21
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mvoKamion: I'm just testing the current live-cd. very nice splah. is there a way to clean the screen before going to "boot from first harddisk"? it's a bit messed right now11:23
Kamionmvo: I fixed that yesterday; I think you might have an old image ...11:24
Kamioncheck whether you were bitten by the above mirror problem11:25
mvoI have 20051214.1 11:25
Kamionhmm, odd11:25
mvobut it stops with a kernel panice "can't open /scripts/casper"11:25
Kamioncan you describe how it looks after you select that option?11:25
Kamionyeah, that one's known, infinity's regenerating the filesystems11:26
Kamion(live CDs are unfortunately b0rked b0rked b0rked at the moment)11:26
Kamionamd64 rescue mode broken, gfxboot-theme-ubuntu bug, fixing11:26
mvook, no problem. here is what it looks like: green font, in the background I still see "F2 Languages, F3 Other Options, .." and parts of the menu11:27
Kamionhmm, very odd, I definitely added code to syslinux to tear down gfxboot so that must not be working11:27
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Kamionwhich arch?11:27
mvoi38611:28
mvoit's a radeon 750011:28
mvo(not sure that this matters)11:28
Kamionok, could you file a bug on syslinux and I'll try to investigate?11:28
mvoshould I wait for the next image first just to be sure? 11:28
Kamionnah, don't think that'll help11:29
mvook, thanks11:29
Kamionalthough you'll need the next image anyway to make it work at all, of course11:29
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mvosure, just announce it in the channel (when it's ready), I'll pick it up then11:30
mvothe gfx stuff is really awsome already11:30
Kamionfixes to that level of it tend to require me to dust off my memory of x86 assembly11:31
mvoyeah, looking at the code the gfx_done call should really be fine11:40
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mvoanyway, bug submited11:42
pittiHi Yagisan 11:42
YagisanG'day pitti11:42
Yagisananything interesting happening pitti ?11:44
pittiflight 2 is not that far away any more11:47
Yagisannice. I saw that a modified version of my multi-arch patch for ltsp made it's way in via ogra :)11:48
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janimopackage licensing question:11:51
janimoas part of xubuntu-settings I am packaging ivman config files11:51
janimoand gdm themes11:51
janimois it ok to GPL it?11:51
janimothe gdm package with the other themes is under GPL11:51
janimoivman says code is QPL but says nothing of config files (bunch of XMLs)11:51
janimodo licenses usually apply to configs too?11:52
janimothanks11:52
Kamionif it's not yours then you need to ask the copyright holder before arbitrarily relicensing11:52
janimoyou mean the config files right?11:52
Kamionyes11:52
janimoas the gdm themes are GPL I suppose11:52
janimook I'll ask11:53
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KamionI'd generally assume that config files were under the same licence as the code, presuming that they're copyrightable at all, but that's not a legal opinion11:53
janimoor I can just say in debian/license bith QPL and GPL?11:53
janimothat would be easier, I do not want to relicense11:53
Kamionif one isn't a derivative work of the other, then you can do that11:53
Kamioni.e. if you're just aggregating two unrelated things in the one package, that's fine, just say so clearly11:53
janimook so mentioning specifically which files are under whic hlicense11:54
janimothanks11:54
Kamionbut if the GPLed work depends on the QPLed work or vice versa then you have a problem11:54
Kamionthat's a loose opinion off the top of my head; checking with the copyright holders (or more legally-experienced people) is always safest if in doubt11:55
janimonot the case here, just pick various configs and aggregate them under same package11:55
janimothere are already too many xubuntu-* package11:55
janimoand I'd rather not patch gdm/ivman packages11:56
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DiabloD3Hey all.11:59
DiabloD3http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2062212:00
Riddellops needed in #ubuntu12:03
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Kamionmeh, the linux-image-k7 component shouldn't exist12:07
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pittibah, seems that we need more ops in #ubuntu12:08
DizietIRC op> Often a thankless job unless you're a small-minded control freak.12:09
azeemor care for the community.12:10
DizietI'm afraid my devotion only stretches so far :-/.12:12
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DiabloD3kamion in what way?12:21
KamionDiabloD3: all kernel bugs belong on the 'linux' component12:22
Kamionlinux-image-k7 was the only linux-image-* component in existence, and was evidently created by accident12:23
DiabloD3what about 686?12:23
Kamion'linux'12:23
DiabloD3there is -386, -686, and -k7. There used to be -smp ones too.12:24
Kamionno, there isn't12:24
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DiabloD3linux-image-386 - Linux kernel image on 386.12:24
DiabloD3linux-image-686 - Linux kernel image on PPro/Celeron/PII/PIII/PIV.12:24
KamionI'm talking about in Bugzilla here, not packages in the archive12:24
DiabloD3linux-image-686-smp - Linux kernel image on PPro/Celeron/PII/PIII/PIV SMP.12:24
DiabloD3linux-image-k7 - Linux kernel image on AMD K7.12:24
DiabloD3linux-image-k7-smp - Linux kernel image on AMD K7 SMP.12:24
DiabloD3oh.12:24
DiabloD3then I agree, why does it have its own component?12:24
Kamionit doesn't any more, that's what I said above12:25
DiabloD3Ahh.12:25
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=== ogra hugs Kamion for http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily-live/
ograyippie :-D12:45
Kamionwon't work, mind12:45
KamionAdam's rebuilding the live filesystems to fix a bug, then I'll rebuild those12:46
Kamionbut you might as well download them so that later rsyncs are faster12:46
ogradoesnt matter, i *have* one :) 12:46
ografinally there is something to point all the asking people to ... even if i have to tell them its broken :)12:47
Kamionhow're Edubuntu install CDs looking?12:47
KamionI'll be rebuilding */amd64 to pick up a gfxboot-theme-ubuntu fix, but the rest will stay as-is unless people report problems with them12:48
ograhavent tested yet ... still writing them to disk, but first i hve to run our meeting12:48
ograi'll report back during te day ... 12:49
ograsomething is wrong with initramfs wrt nfsmounting ... so this wont be a good one anyway before i found that bug12:49
ograat least for the ltsp side ....12:50
ograthe rest looked pretty good yesterday already, stage 1 finished fine and if the postgres/locale prob is gone now i think they are fine apart from the above ...12:51
Kamionlocale fix should be in12:51
ograyup, you told so ...12:52
ograthe sad thing is that nearly noneof peres ltsp fixes work, seems mdz only eyeballed them but didnt test ... 12:53
ograour xorg doesnt accept as many debconf preseeding options as debians does ....12:54
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dokoinfinity: are you going to sync ppp?01:09
lifelesswin 1001:11
jbaileydholbach: Give me a couple of hours and I'll let you know.01:12
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infinitydoko :?01:13
infinitydoko : It's not in my bug list.01:13
infinitydoko : And I have no urge to do it either.  So, go nuts.01:14
dokoinfinity: no, but you did the last sync01:14
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Kamionmvo: whoa, ok, I see the localboot thing now too01:19
infinityKamion : edubuntu/powerpc is clooping.01:19
Kamionsheesh, I'm just jinxed here01:19
infinityAnd if you don't like that verb, too bad.01:19
infinity"undergoing cloopification" could work too, I guess.01:20
KamionI'm going to put "broken rescue mode on some images" in the errata; running around fixing it everywhere is going to eat into my vacation time01:20
infinityWho needs rescue mode anyway?01:21
Kamionhm, of course now it's broken in the live CD because we don't have d-i there any more01:24
KamionWhoops. I'll just de-support it there probably.01:25
infinityHow spiffy does rescue mode need to be?01:25
infinityCause I can do a pretty good rescue mode in initramfs.01:25
Kamioncompare with current rescue mode from an install CD01:25
KamionI'm not sure just dropping to a shell counts ...01:25
infinityFilesystem tools, MD tools, a crappy text editor..?01:26
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infinity(To be honest, I'm not sure what else d-i's rescue offers, since my use cases for it have been limited)01:26
Kamionit offers you a menu of root filesystems to mount, mounts it for you, and then gives you a menu of things you can do (nowadays including recipes for things like reinstalling the bootloader, at least on powerpc)01:26
infinityOh, right.  The New and improved rescue mode with the menu.01:27
infinityThat annoyed me, cause it took forever to get to any rescuing. :)01:27
Kamionbefore rescue mode people could drop to alt-f2 and do all the things you could do in an initramfs01:27
Kamionthe whole point of rescue mode was to stop me having to give them the six-command sequence all the time01:27
Kamion(or whatever it was)01:27
infinityThis could probably still be shoehorned in for the livefs initramfs somewhow.01:28
infinitySmahe to have to rewrite the d-i menuing bit, but no big deal.01:28
Kamionyeah01:29
Kamionor it's still technically possible to include the d-i initrd01:30
KamionI'd just have to rename it01:30
Kamiontakes more space, but would do in the meantime01:30
infinityFor now, though, I see no real harm in releasing Flight-2 without Live-rescue.01:30
Nafalloinfinity: could you check what's up with linuxdcpp please? same error as last time.01:31
infinityNafallo : Was that the scons failure?01:32
Nafalloinfinity: yes01:32
infinityNafallo : If so, that's probably the "same me not fixing it yet" as last time.01:32
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Nafalloinfinity: well, new version since this morning so that's why I nag again :-)01:33
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RiddellKamion: kubuntu install CD works fine but live CD give a kernel panic with "can't open /scripts/casper"01:39
mvoRiddell: it's a known issue01:40
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KamionRiddell: actually just rebuilding Kubuntu live now01:42
DiabloD3I'm happy kubuntu actually installs now01:45
DiabloD3riddell finally finished his giant several-month long task01:45
KamionRiddell: grab 20051214.1, should be better01:45
KamionDiabloD3: Kubuntu breezy installed fine ...01:46
NafalloKamion: time to test livecds? :-)01:46
Kamionas did Kubuntu hoary, for that matter01:46
KamionNafallo: yes please01:46
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DiabloD3Kamion: I meant on dapper.01:47
RiddellKamion: will do, thanks01:47
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Nafallohmm. no seeders on the live amd64 torrent?01:56
infinityAre you surprised?02:00
Nafalloyes02:01
NafalloI thought the datacenter would initiate the seeds :-)02:01
ZnarlNafallo : All the live CDs including AMD64 are well seeded presently.  Check for yourself http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/02:02
NafalloZnarl: which one is current? :-)02:03
Nafallohmm, seems I can't connect in that case :-/02:04
KamionI wish the tracker could tell you the canonical URL02:04
infinityNafallo : Argh, your build failure is pkg-config's fault.02:05
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Nafalloinfinity: oh?02:05
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Kamionogra: Edubuntu live ready for testing02:05
\shNafallo: btlaunchmanycurses . --max_upload_rate 20 thats what you need...and screen :)02:05
dholbachjbailey: ok02:06
Nafallo\sh: baah. I want our default things to work rather ;-)02:06
Nafallo\sh: I have torrentflux on the server if I really have to go there :-P02:06
Nafalloinfact... I should go there aswell :-)02:07
\shNafallo: torrentflux? isn't it php?02:07
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Nafallo\sh: yes02:07
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Nafallo\sh: you COULD rewrite it in python for me? ;-)02:08
\shNafallo: why? bittorrent is in python :)02:10
rob^^^hrmm...any thoughts on reorganizing the flight splash from "Install to the hard disk, Install to the hard disk (expert mode), OEM installation, Server installation, Server installation (expert mode), Rescue a broken system" to "Install to the hard disk, Rescue a broken system, Advanced Installation Options"02:10
Nafallo\sh: launchpad to :-)02:11
rob^^^but I assume thats slated for change yet again once Ubuntu Express finds its way in02:11
jbaileydholbach: Hmm02:12
jbailey?02:12
dholbachjbailey: you said i should give you some hours :)02:12
dholbachwhich is fine by me :)02:12
jbaileydholbach: Right, okay. =)02:12
jbaileyALthough it hasn't died yet, which is encouraging. =)02:12
Kamionrob^^^: hmm, I'm not sure about having too many "advanced options", "more advanced options", "guru options" kind of things in the boot screen02:13
Kamionthere's not much room to explain complicated interface features or for people to get used to them02:13
KamionI'd be happy to reorder the menu items if that would help02:13
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rob^^^Kamion: I ment mainly to just take the additional options and split them off into a submenu02:13
KamionUE has little to do with this02:13
Kamionrob^^^: I know, but as I said ...02:14
KamionI think there's a real danger of submenu overload there - would like to keep the structure as simple as possible02:14
rob^^^yeah02:14
rob^^^I figured one would do it though02:14
rob^^^just main and advanced02:14
NafalloZnarl: baah. can't connect to a seed, so I wget and seed instead ;-)02:14
Kamionit may be possible to put a separator in there02:14
rob^^^although I guess there are i18n issues?02:15
rob^^^because 99% of users are interested in Desktop or Rescue02:15
Kamionno i18n on any of this yet although there's provision for it02:15
rob^^^and it slightly bothers me having a non-expert server mode just in principle ;)02:16
Kamionit doesn't bother me because I know what expert mode means :)02:16
Kamionand what server mode means, and how the two are wildly different02:16
Kamionthe most awkward issue with menu restructuring is that I don't want any of this to be encoded into the gfxboot theme02:16
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Kamionso I'm using the syntax defined by the syslinux "simple menu system"02:17
Kamionso that it can all live in isolinux.cfg02:17
viviersfok guys02:17
KamionI'm happy to support things that can be defined within that syntax, within reason, but am a bit more cautious about going beyond that02:17
viviersfubuntu + scsi + harware raid ? does it work02:18
rob^^^Right now there are 6 options on the screen, adding an advanced mode would split it into 3/402:18
Kamionrob^^^: my alternate suggestion with regard to expert mode is that I'd much rather have that be a toggle switch02:18
RiddellKamion: new kubuntu live fails with "no record for /block/ram0 in database" repeated lots then "unable to find CD-ROM containing /casper/filesystem.cloop"02:18
Kamionaccessible by a function key; that would be way preferable to a submenu02:18
KamionMithrandir: help Riddell? :)02:18
Mithrandirhmm02:19
KamionRiddell: what arch?02:19
RiddellKamion: i38602:19
Kamion/casper/filesystem.cloop is on that CD02:19
rob^^^{"Install to the hard disk", "Rescue a broken system", "Advanced"}, { "Server installation", "Install to the hard disk (expert mode)", "Server Installation (expert mode)", "OEM installation", "Back"}02:20
MithrandirRiddell: you get dropped to a shell, don't you?  if not, please add break=premount to the syslinux command line and tell me when you have a shell02:20
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rob^^^the second menu is kinda ugly but anyoen trying to do any of those things will have seen worse02:20
RiddellMithrandir: I do get dropped to a shell02:20
Kamionwould rather {"Install to the hard disk", "Server installation", "OEM installation", "Rescue a broken system"}, and F5 => Normal/Expert mode02:21
MithrandirRiddell: what does ls /sys/block give you?02:21
Kamionfour choices is hardly overload, especially when the first is obviously-named and the default02:21
rob^^^That's definately better02:21
rob^^^most people don't know what OEM means though02:21
RiddellMithrandir: hang on, I need to reboot back into the live CD02:22
rob^^^if that is a problem or not, dunno02:23
Kamionrob^^^: I honestly don't think server should be an advanced option, and while OEM arguably is, a submenu with one item on it seems a bit daft :)02:24
rob^^^Kamion: I think hiding OEM unless advanced is on is a good option02:25
rob^^^why are you doing OEM installs if you can't find the README ;)02:25
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Kamionbut you skipped my point02:25
rob^^^oh02:25
Kamiona submenu with one item on it seems a bit daft02:25
rob^^^yes that does, but it would have the additional affect of changing Desktop to Desktop expert02:26
rob^^^etc02:26
Kamionhuh?02:26
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rob^^^Go back to your F5 normal/expert idea02:26
rob^^^in addition to toggeling expert mode it could add advanced options (or advanced option) to the current menu but because there are existing items just adding one doesn't look dumb02:27
Kamionhmm, I suppose that's possible but it feels counterintuitive to me, and you don't actually want to do OEM/expert02:28
Kamion(trust me on this)02:28
Kamionexpert mode in the installer is not a good analogue for other installation modes02:28
Kamionso the two should not be conflated02:28
Kamionexpert => append DEBCONF_PRIORITY=low to kernel parameters02:29
rob^^^yeah, I'm just saying having F5 add those two to desktop & server and show the other option, don't actually run it in expert mode02:29
jsgotangcoalright so the AsianTour is now set02:29
Kamionrob^^^: I've wanted to have expert mode be a toggle switch for ages, so honestly I'd rather have that02:30
rob^^^well your the man ;)02:30
KamionI take your points, but I honestly think this'll be preferable02:31
rob^^^understood, I'm not questioning you02:31
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Kamionwe're going to run out of space along the bottom if we add *too* many function keys ... we still need to add keymap support02:31
sabdflMithrandir: any idea when we can get to play with the new live cd stuff?02:32
Mithrandirsabdfl: now.02:32
RiddellMithrandir: I just burned it to a new CD and the problem has gone away, thanks for your help anyway :)02:32
MithrandirRiddell: ok, thanks.02:33
Kamionsabdfl: it's landed for Flight 2, despite being incomplete, because getting the old stuff to work again in the new kernel/initramfs world order was more difficult than just going for it02:33
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MithrandirKamion: if I do keymap magick in casper now, any chance of it making flight 2?02:33
jsgotangcohiya sabdfl 02:34
maswanKamion: you going to ping me for mirror sying in the next couple of hours, or should I try make some sync method not requiring me to be awake?02:34
maswans/sying/syncing/02:34
KamionMithrandir: not really, I need to get it out in like an hour or two or it's going to eat into vacation time02:34
Kamionmaswan: yeah, next couple of hours02:34
MithrandirKamion: ok, that's fine.02:34
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Kamionwhoa, my desktop on this live CD is insane02:35
Mithrandirhow so?02:35
Kamionduplicate bottom and top panels about 20% from the bottom of the screen02:36
Mithrandirew02:36
Kamionwindow droppings all over the place02:36
Mithrandiron your powerbook or another laptop?02:36
Kamionpowerbook02:36
KamionI'll reboot and try again02:36
KamionI wonder if unionfs instability is causing problems02:36
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Kamionlack of network plugging really bites on live CDs02:39
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Mithrandiradd n-m to the live seed? :-P02:42
jdubfabbione: http://www.tecchannel.de/news/themen/server/433610/index.html02:43
KamionMithrandir: I think devmapper as an alternative would be a very good thing to have soon02:43
fabbionejdub: ehehhe02:44
Kamionit seems likely to me that a lot of this flakiness is down to unionfs02:44
jdubheh:02:44
jdub"In October 2005  even IBM ennobled  the Ubuntu server, by certifying the data base software DB2 for it."02:44
jdubIBM ENNOBLED UBUNTU02:44
fabbioneyeah right!02:44
MithrandirKamion: I'm already working on it.02:44
fabbionesooner or later we will be RedHat certified :P02:44
Kamionyeah, I'm just wondering whether I want to release Flight 2 this way :-/02:45
Kamionoh, hell, should release it so that we can find out about the unionfs bugs, I guess02:45
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mvosabdfl: you asked to ping you when the update-notificaton changes are ready. do you like this design: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/update-notifier/lala.png02:53
sabdflMithrandir: ok, so Flight 2 live-cd should look quite different? is there a daily build you could point me at for x86?02:53
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jdubmvo: perhaps put the close button to the right of the title02:54
Mithrandirsabdfl: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/dapper-live-i386.iso is using simplifiedlive atm02:55
sabdflseb128: should gnome be using firefox again now? url-clicking still busted on my laptop02:55
ograsabdfl, thats a firefox bug, not a gnome ne 02:55
ogra*one02:55
mvojdub: thanks, I'll re-arrange it a bit02:55
ograthe alternatives setup seems to be broken02:56
jdub$ sudo update-alternatives --list editor02:56
jdub/bin/ed02:56
jdub/bin/nano02:56
jdub02:56
jdub^ meanwhile ;-)02:57
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jsgotangcoheavy metal02:58
ograjdub, do you mean to choose ed or nano instead if firefox ? 02:58
ogras/if/of/02:58
sabdflmvo: the box looks very stark02:58
ogra:P02:58
sabdflwould prefer a cleaner [x] 02:58
sabdflwill mail a sample picture02:58
sabdflogra: seb128 said it was the gnome default app setting that needed to be changed from mozilla-firefox to firefox02:59
Riddellmvo: what's changed there with update notification?02:59
ograsabdfl, ls -l /etc/alternatives/x-www-browser02:59
ograit points to a non existing mozilla-firefox binary03:00
zakameooh03:00
ograafaik gnome uses x-www-browser if you dont configure anything03:00
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mvoRiddell: only the layout and that there is a small [x]  now03:01
ograbut seb128 might know better indeed ...03:01
mvosabdfl: ok, thanks. the [x]  itself is a stock gtk close03:01
seb128sabdfl: if you changed it once with the preferred app capplet it's an user setting and not changed nop03:02
sabdflseb128: how can I revert that to default?03:02
mvojdub: do you like http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/update-notifier/lala2.png better? (icon closer to text now)03:02
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lifelesssabdfl: ping03:02
seb128sabdfl: system, preference, preferred app and pick firefox03:02
sabdfllrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 24 2005-11-03 19:32 /etc/alternatives/x-www-browser -> /usr/bin/mozilla-firefox03:02
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seb128sabdfl: there is also the alternative issue but that's a firefox issue, ping Diziet about this one03:03
Dizietsabdfl: Yes, that's broken.03:04
DizietLet me just check it's on my `to fix in next upload' list.03:04
DizietIt doesn't seem to be in bugzilla at all.  I'm sure I asked the last person to grumble about it to file a bug.  Oh well, I'll do it now.03:07
ograDiziet, oh, sorry, that might have been me03:08
ogra(or even mdz ...)03:08
dokoDiziet: which kind of info do you need on #13308?03:09
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Dizietx-www-browser> 20992.03:09
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Dizietdoko: The difficulty there is that I can't reproduce it here conveniently because I have no amd64.03:11
DizietSo if it still does it with the 1.5beta then I think the only answer will be to valgrind it.  Or perhaps to trawl through upstream's bug reports, but it's a very random-sounding behaviour and will be hard to search for.03:11
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dokoit hits me very regulary, will upgrade the desktop after christmas and check again03:13
DizietThanks.  Sorry not be able to be more helpful.03:15
ogradoko, never seen that here on my amd64 03:16
mvohm, it looks like if we add a close button we either a small/long box in vertial direction or a "stark" box in horizontal direction (depending on where the close button is placed)03:20
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dokoogra: it usually happens after running firefox for about two days. your batteries don't last that long ...03:21
ogradoko, :P03:21
mptmvo, why not make the whole box clickable? that would be much faster to use03:21
ograi dont run on batteries at home ... even if i live in the middle of nowhere we already have warm water and power here03:22
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ograhmm, rsyncing a install iso to a live one is not a real speedup :/03:24
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pittiogra: I rsynced the current dapper live against breezy live, just a speedup of 1.1903:24
ograyeah ...03:25
SloMoSnailshawarma: ping?03:25
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ograi guess i'll need to take the pain one time 03:25
mvompt: the whole box is clickable, but apparently not everyone know it. that's why we add a button as well03:27
pittislomo: ffmpeg/hoary is in the archive now03:27
mptmvo, the solution to that is to make the box look clickable, not to make it look as if it's not clickable :-)03:27
slomopitti: thanks... i hope to get everything done until sunday :)03:28
mptmvo, e.g. by adding a bevel around the edge03:28
jdong_ok, there03:31
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mvompt: something like http://www.martianrock.com/?p=14603:37
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mptmvo, yes, that's a good start03:39
mptperhaps even a slight gradient for the entire bubble03:40
mptif you wanted it to look really polished03:40
jdong_changelogs are broken on packages.u.c03:42
jdong_I e-mailed the webmaster about it a few weeks ago with no response03:43
jdong_s/packages\.ubuntu/changelogs\.ubuntu/ works pretty well to fix it though :)03:43
mvojdong_: have you tried changelogs.ubuntu.com03:43
mvo?03:43
rob^^^I wonder if more users would install updates if they were prompted on shutdown to "Install updates and shutdown"03:45
jdong_mvo: yes, but it'd be a LOT more convenient if p.u.c's changelog links don't 40403:45
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Amarantha good way to make something look clickable is to make it prelight03:49
mptAmaranth, sure, if you're in the habit of scrubbing your mouse over the entire screen every few seconds :-P03:50
Amaranthmpt: i mean once they get there03:50
Amaranthmpt: making it beveled helps, making it prelight makes them sure03:51
mptbut part of the point of the notification bubbles is that they get in your way as little as possible, which means they're very unlikely to be under the cursor to start with, so pre-lighting them wouldn't make them look clickable until it was far too late (i.e. you'd already decided where to click)03:51
maswanmpt: prelighting it might give a hint that will be remembered next time? that is, you only aim for the button the first [couple of]  time[s] .03:52
mptperhaps, but I'd prefer something which was *also* obvious the first time :-)03:53
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slomolamont, infinity: please let mod-mono compile on ppc/ia64... thanks :) at least ppc works, i've verified that03:55
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kairoIve on latitude d510 and touchpad dont work for 'click and select'. Looking on the package documentation /usr/share/doc/xorg-driver-synaptics/readme.debian have a refer about kernel module config_mouse_ps2_synaptics. On Ubuntu Kernels this module is not pre-compiled. Possible error?04:21
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Kamionthat's not a kernel module name, it's a kernel configuration option name - you won't find a module by that name04:23
Nafalloinfinity: no luck with linuxdcpp is looks like. it builds fine in pbuilder :-/.04:25
Kamionkairo: I believe that that document is a bit out of date, and that CONFIG_MOUSE_PS2_SYNAPTICS is just part of CONFIG_MOUSE_PS2 these days (which is modular in our kernels, as the psmouse module)04:26
KamionI've never used one of these devices though so can't help further04:27
KamionRiddell: any more Kubuntu testing results? are you OK to release?04:27
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Amaranthbtw, is it a duck or a dragon?04:28
HiddenWolfAmaranth, halfbreed.04:28
Kamionogra: how's Edubuntu testing going?04:29
Amaranthi don't think that's physically possible ;)04:29
RiddellKamion: i386 all good, amd64 just finished downloading I'm burning now.  no volunteers for powerpc yet04:29
HiddenWolfAmaranth, body of a duck, with style, and the punch and the heart of a dragon. ;)04:29
ograKamion, going on ... i'll report if i'm done ...04:29
AmaranthHiddenWolf: I meant the breed part :)04:30
ograKamion, my rsync and cdwriter machine is the same as the test machine .. i'm just reorganizing a bit here04:30
Diziet?Diziet04:30
DizietOops :-).04:30
KamionMithrandir: the unionfs flakiness seems confined to powerpc04:30
KamionI'm guessing it's endianness trouble04:30
ograKamion, at least as long as dapper doesnt support CD writing its a bit of fiddling here ...04:31
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KamionI thought you said growisofs worked04:31
Amaranthogra: Ever figure anything out for menus based on groups?04:32
ograAmaranth, nope, thats for dapper+1 :)04:32
Amaranthogra: It's not possible with the spec but a script that runs on startup could do something.04:32
ograKamion, on breezy04:32
Kamionah04:32
Amaranths/startup/login/04:32
ograAmaranth, i think i'll move to preconfigured sabayon profiles at dapper 04:33
ograi dont want any scripts ...04:33
sabdflmvo: that's pretty nice and would look good on our default desktop too04:33
ograerr dapper+104:33
Amaranththat would be nice04:33
sabdfl(the martianrock example)04:33
Amaranthyou could just launch sabayon and use alacarte to edit menus there :)04:33
ograAmaranth, yep04:33
ogramy prob is that sabayon doesnt work over ssh connections, so using it in our ltsp environment isnt possible... i have no idea how to fix that04:34
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mvosabdfl: ok. this one is the current development stuff from the gnome guys, I'll ask how stable it is and test it here a bit (it's a api change, but it looks like it's not hard to make the switch)04:39
mvoKamion: current live works pretty well here, the startup is a big ugly (but you proably know this already :)04:41
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Kamionmvo: thanks, yeah, it's in the errata04:41
kairoKamion: in contact with another user (with another laptop) recive the identic error. I dont need recompile kernel for a test?04:41
Kamionkairo: like I say, I don't know enough to help further, sorry; if I were you I'd file a bug04:42
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shawarmaslomo: pong?04:47
slomoshawarma: are you upstream for libmms? or did you only package it for ubuntu? i ask because your mail address is in configure.ac if i'm not mistaken ;)04:47
Nafallo_livehow can I get swedish keyboard on this livecd?04:47
shawarmaslomo: Both.04:47
shawarmaslomo: Why?04:49
KamionNafallo_live: right now you'll need to use System -> Preferences -> Keyboard -> Layout in GNOME04:49
slomoshawarma: ok... then you need to learn about sonames ;)04:49
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shawarmaslomo: Probably so.04:49
slomoshawarma: the API changed with the new release but the soname didn't ;)04:49
shawarmaslomo: Er... Ok. Then it's not me after all. I USED to be upstream, apparantly. I didn't know anyone still worked on it.04:50
shawarmaslomo: :-)04:50
shawarmaslomo: I never got any bug reports, so I never changed anything.04:50
Nafallo_liveKamion, some weird thing, but atleast it boots </(04:50
slomoshawarma: christian schaller (iirc) released 0.2 some days ago04:50
Nafallo_liveehm, and that was an attempt of a smiliey >/P04:51
KamionNafallo_live: yes, startup's pretty odd at the moment, will be in the release notes04:51
Nafallo_liveKamion, and checkpoints you want me to do?04:51
shawarmaslomo: Oh, ok. I had no idea.04:51
shawarmaslomo: I just worked on the 0.1 release. Since then I haven't touched it. :-/04:51
slomoshawarma: hmm, can you talk to him about this?04:52
KamionNafallo_live: the high-priority stuff on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TestPlans is good04:52
Nafallo_liveKamion, oki. I'll have to go shopping *girlfriend is pulling my hair atm), but I04:54
Nafallo_live'll do the bits when I get back04:54
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shawarmaslomo: I'm REALLY busy until this monday. If you can wait that long, then sure.04:55
slomoshawarma: sure... thanks :)04:55
KamionNafallo_live: ta04:56
jsgotangcogood night all04:58
RiddellKamion: kubuntu amd64 CDs are both good05:05
Kamionand all Ubuntu CDs look good with the exception of various errata I've noticed05:06
Kamioner, noted05:06
jbaileyKamion: We're free to break the archive again now? =)05:07
Kamionwell, Edubuntu isn't done yet05:08
jbailey'kay.05:08
sabdflKamion: i just pulled dapper-live daily, should i pull it again?05:08
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zakamegood night all :D05:08
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Kamionsabdfl: last live build finished at 11:54 this morning, so if you pulled after that you should be good05:09
sabdflKamion: perfect, thanks05:09
dokoseb128: what about replacing the gcc based cpp on the CD with the smaller/faster one?05:14
seb128doko: GNOME uses mcpp atm05:15
seb128at least gnome-settings-daemon05:15
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maswanKamion: time soon? I'm jsut about to head to bed05:18
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Kamionmaswan: hm, will be about half an hour I think05:24
maswanKamion: Ok05:24
KamionRiddell: ok, I'll publish Kubuntu along with Ubuntu then05:25
ogra__Kamion: th elocale prob is still there05:25
ogra__(tried a german install though, will test a default en_US one as well)05:26
Kamionogra__: didn't happen for me in a French install05:26
Kamionogra__: can you clarify exactly what problem you're seeing?05:26
RiddellKamion: great05:26
ogra__perl warnings05:26
ogra__wait, i'll get the laptop here05:27
Kamionplease look for localechooser in /var/log/installer/status and tell me the associated version05:27
ogra__LC_ALL is unset05:27
ogra__language and lang are set to the right one05:28
Kamionjust the information above will be fine05:28
dokoseb128: then liborbit0 and libidl0 should use that as well, that will save us 1.5MB on the CD05:28
ogra__ok05:28
lucasvothere are wrong dependencies in kanagramm, renaming of the  kdelibs4c2 is the problem05:28
seb128doko: k, will try to work on that05:29
ogra__Kamion: 0.22ubuntu405:29
Kamionogra__: ok, can you put /var/log/installer/syslog somewhere for me to look at?05:29
Kamion(that version should be good)05:30
ogra__yup, as soon as its finished ... broken on postgresql ...05:30
Kamion/var/log/installer/syslog will already be complete05:30
pittiogra__: still?05:30
ogra__pitti: sure05:30
Kamionthe log file it's using now will be /var/log/base-config*05:30
ogra__pitti: if the locale is still wrong05:30
pittiogra__: ah, ok05:30
KamionI only need the former05:30
ogra__pitti: but i still think thats a bug to rely on locales with a cert 05:31
pittiogra__: cert?05:31
ogra__pitti: you told me its generating a certificate based on the locale05:31
Riddelllucasvo: Kamagram Depends: kdelibs4c2a 05:31
pittiogra__: oh, no, a cluster05:31
pittithe SSL certificate is locale independent, of course05:32
lucasvoRiddell: hm, really? since when? my apt sources are only 2h old05:32
ogra__pitti: but still, relying on locales anywhere here is wrong imho ... i know admins that run their servers with LANG=C05:32
pittiogra__: that is fine05:33
ogra__or dont even set it05:33
Riddelllucasvo: for some time, is this dapper?05:33
lucasvoRiddell: yes, 2h old :D05:33
pittiogra__: I don't rely on any arbitrary locale being present, just the one that is currently set05:33
Kamionlucasvo: do you have anything else in /etc/apt/sources.list other than dapper?05:33
pittiogra__: i. e. if you tell the system that you want de_DE.UTF-8, but that locale doesn't exist05:33
ogra__yup05:34
pittiogra__: then it is impossible to generate a cluster with de_DE.UTF-805:34
ogra__true05:34
pittiogra__: so if your server does not use any locales, postgresql will happily generate a C cluster05:34
ogra__Kamion: 05:35
ogra__i bet i know the prob05:35
ogra__Kamion: just tried to scp, the langpacks are not on the CD and my eth1 isnt up ...05:35
ogra__good old udev05:36
Kamionah, right05:36
lucasvoKamion: no05:36
lucasvook, apt-get update solved this problem but:05:36
lucasvo  kiosktool: Depends: kdelibs4c2 (>= 4:3.4.3) but it is not installable05:36
lucasvo  synce-kde: Depends: kdelibs4c2 (>= 4:3.4.3) but it is not installable05:36
ogra__i'll try a en install, these are on the edubuntu CD05:37
Kamionyes, that makes sense, langpack-locales would allow me to fix this although it would involve installing langpack-locales in default installations or something like that05:37
ogra__is that big ? 05:37
pittiKamion: you mean the 'locales' package with all locales? (langpack-locales is the source package of current locales)05:37
Kamionnot very, but we explicitly didn't want it to be included by default05:37
Kamionpitti: locales doesn't include the actual locales though, does it?05:38
pittiKamion: not at the moment, according to the spec05:38
Kamionin fact I'm pretty sure it doesn't because as it stands we already install locales05:38
DizietUm, the `new updates available' balloon has just popped up over the top of my (black screen) screensaver.05:38
pittiKamion: however, we can always change it back05:38
DizietIs this a known bug ?05:38
ogra__o ok ... probably i can pull it in for edubuntu then, my set of langs will always be smaller than ubuntu ones05:38
Riddelllucasvo: yeah, there's still packages needing a rebuild, poke us in #kubuntu-devel if you have dany paticular requests05:38
Kamionogra__: no, leave it for now and we'll solve it properly05:39
DizietAnd now it has gone away again.  How odd.05:39
ogra__oki05:39
KamionI don't want to hack around hiding it for some languages in some derivatives, or we'll never bother to fix it right for Tagalog on Kubuntu or whatever05:39
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lucasvoRiddell: ok05:39
Kamionpitti: don't really want to make a snap decision on it just now, but the current situation is beginning to look pretty unpleasant to support05:40
lucasvoRiddell: or should I submit a bugreport?05:40
ogra__Kamion: btw, i saw pcmcia-cs rushing by in stage 1 ... is that intentional ? 05:40
Kamionogra__: yes05:40
ogra__oki05:40
Kamionin the release notes to :)05:40
Kamiontoo05:40
ogra__thought it was gone05:40
Kamionwe still need pcmcia-cs for some configuration files05:40
Riddelllucasvo: can do but just asking on IRC will be the same effectiveness05:40
ogra__ok05:40
pittiKamion: what's the root of the problem? that the installer offers locales for langpacks we cannot ship?05:40
Kamioneventually they'll move to pcmcia-common or similar, but they haven't done so yet05:40
Kamionpitti: yes05:40
ogra__bah,and we really should solve the fontcache generation one day05:41
ogra__every single font takes 30sec05:41
lucasvoRiddell: ok05:41
Kamionpitti: it works fine as long as you're on the network and can download the language pack05:41
pittiKamion: it seems to cause pain for other usages, too, so maybe we should revert that 05:41
pittiKamion: ... or use a langpack that's on the CD, I assume?05:41
Kamionwhat about the file overlap thing?05:41
Kamionindeed05:41
Kamioncan we make locales and the language packs ship locales in different places? IIRC that coming up last time we discussed this05:42
pittiKamion: well, we can either ship it in locales in addition and Replace: locales in the langpacks, or just ship it in locales and be done with it05:42
Kamionto solve this particular problem, we'd have to arrange for them to be generated from that different place05:42
Kamionok05:42
pittiKamion: two different places wouldn't be too difficult either, but I don't like such redundancy05:42
pittiI mean, *if* we want to update locales post-release, then we can as well update the locales package itself05:43
ogra__hey, usplash runs at the same resolution the installer used, thats incredible impressing :)05:43
pittinow that it has its own source package, it doesn't make much of a difference05:43
pittibut it would bring back our /etc/locale.gen conffile05:43
pittiprobably deserves some deeper discussion05:43
KamionI think I'm too tired to think about it properly ATM, too05:44
pittiKamion: I might not be fully aware about the reasons for splitting out the locales, so we should defer that discussion maybe05:44
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kairoKamion: solved the problem. This is a related bug (solution posted in bug too) but not removied. Thanks.05:49
Kamionmaswan: syncing out to DC mirrors now, will be available for you shortly05:50
maswanKamion: whee05:51
dilingerare you guys still using baz for stuff?05:55
dilingeror have you switched over to bzr?05:56
Kamionbit of both in my case05:56
Kamiongradually switching over, blocked for some things on figuring out how to do configs in bzr05:56
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ogra_testhmm, gdm didnt start either ...05:58
dilingerKamion: what about the supermirror/archive stuff?05:59
Kamiondilinger: that I don't know, TBH I've never used the supermirror much06:00
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Kamionwhoa, somebody rearranged the launchpad UI06:01
KamionI'm probably giving away roughly how often I use Launchpad here06:01
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Kamionmaswan: ready for you to mirror06:05
maswandapper/flight-2/dapper-install-amd64.iso06:05
maswan...06:05
dholbachinfinity: seems that the make bug killing cdbs was fixed06:06
maswanit'll probably be a while, and I need sleep.06:06
maswanhttp://ftp.acc.umu.se/mirror/cdimage.ubuntu.com/ <- stuff will appear there, and the archive-update-in-progress will disappear06:07
mgalvinthe various media apps have not all been built against gstreamer 0.10 yet, correct?06:08
maswanfeel free to link to it, or dump a few hundred megabits of http-redirects, if needed. 'night06:08
Amaranthmgalvin: 0.10 is not compatible with 0.806:09
Amaranthmgalvin: apps have to be ported, not just rebuilt06:09
Kamionmaswan: thanks, dude06:09
mgalvinAmaranth: do we know which ones do and don't work yet?06:10
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Amaranthbanshee has limited support, rhythmbox has support in cvs (or whatever they use), totem has a port, and i think sound-juicer does as well06:12
jbaileydholbach: I think gnome-terminal is fixed, thanks!06:13
dholbachjbailey: cool06:14
slomodoko: thanks for updating libvorbis and libogg :)06:15
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Nafallo_livedholbach, known bug that yelp doesn06:18
Nafallo_live't start?06:18
dholbachwhich one?06:19
dholbachi mean which yelp06:19
Nafallo_livethe one on current livecd06:19
dholbacherm, do you have the version at hand?is it 2.13.2-0ubuntu2?06:19
dholbachwhat does it say in the terminal?06:20
Nafallo_live2.13.2-0ubuntu206:20
Nafallo_liveubuntu@ubuntu:~$ yelp06:20
Nafallo_liveyelp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/components/libdocshell.so: undefined symbol: PR_GetPhysicalMemorySize06:20
dholbacharg06:21
dholbachso the build-conflicts didn't help :/06:21
Nafallo_liveI have it on my regular system aswell06:21
dholbachit works on all my systems06:21
dholbachstrange strange06:21
Nafallo_liveamd64?06:21
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dholbachamd64 and i38606:21
dholbachbut thanks for the heads up, i will try to find out what it is06:21
dholbachand how to circumvent it06:22
Nafallo_livekewl. I will probably be avaible for debugging tomorrow.06:22
dholbachmerci, nafallo06:23
Nafallo_livede rien06:23
dholbach:)06:23
seb128Nafallo_live: do you have mozilla-browser installed?06:29
Nafallo_liveseb128, nope. this is the current livecd06:32
dholbachlibnspr4 maybe06:32
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Nafallo-livesorry, I'm not used to US layout06:33
seb128dholbach: libnspr4 has to be installed06:33
Nafallo-livedid I miss something?06:33
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Nafallo-liveevolution-alarm likes to eat my whole CPU-load btw06:34
Nafallo-liveabout 75%, gconfd-2 uses the rest.06:34
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seb128Nafallo-live: on calendar?06:39
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ogra_testpitti, language-support-en tries to load a dtd from w3c.org06:50
PupenoLI have created a kernel module package with module-assistant (zaptel-module), my problem is that it ends on /lib/modules/2.6.12 instead of /lib/modules/2.6.12-10-686/, any ideas ?06:50
ogra_testKamion, with en_GB the install runs fine here06:50
pittiogra_test: hmm? scary06:51
pittiogra_test: what in particular?06:51
ogra_testxhtlm1-transitional.dtd06:52
pittino, I mean which package06:52
pittiogra_test: during installation, or when?06:52
ogra_testlanguage-support-en06:52
pittiogra_test: certainly not l-s-en itself, it's empty06:52
ogra_testthats the last i see on the console, then base-install stops06:52
ogra_testhmm, looikg at the log06:53
Kamion(base-config not base-install)06:53
pittiogra_test: can you please check with netstat which program has the open connection?06:53
ogra_testits a bit odd with wrong kezboard settings06:53
Kamion(it's confusing because there's another thing called base-installer)06:53
ogra_testoh, yes06:53
xhakerKamion, you're testing daily builds?06:54
Kamionxhaker: frequently06:54
Kamionxhaker: are you? :-)06:54
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xhakerso, how much till a flight 206:54
xhakeri wish i was06:55
ogra_testSetting up language-support-en (20051010) ...06:55
ogra_testI/O error : Attempt to load network entity http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd06:55
ogra_testI/O error : Attempt to load network entity http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd06:55
xhakermy connection is 512k :S not even rync will save my ass06:55
ogra_testthats the last in /var/log/base-config-pkgsel.log06:55
Kamionxhaker: Flight CD 2 is already going out to mirrors and will be announced as soon as the mirror with most bandwidth finishes getting it06:55
Treenaksogra_test: cool!06:55
TreenaksKamion: VERY cool :)06:55
xhakerKamion, any "release notes" you want to share?06:55
Kamionxhaker: they'll be in the announcement06:56
xhakeroh06:56
Kamiontoo many to paste here06:56
TreenaksKamion: any earth-shocking ones?06:56
xhakeri guess i'll make a visit (with my laptop) to my university today06:56
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ogra_testpitti, any idea ?06:57
=== xhaker my university too should
Treenakswe have the bandwidth, we have the diskspace..06:57
Nafallo-livexhaker, I kept a complete ubuntu mirror and current daily and daily-live on 512/512k.06:57
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mjg59Diziet: New firefox breaks older epiphany, but doesn't declare a conflicts06:59
mjg59Diziet: Any information I can usefully give you?06:59
KamionTreenaks: nothing really horrible, things like broken rescue mode under some circumstances and the already-known thing that network interfaces don't come up on boot; the worst is probably that the new live CD with unionfs seems very flaky indeed on powerpc07:01
TreenaksKamion: ok, cool07:01
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xhakerTreenaks some soundcards are in trouble too07:01
xhakerogra__ my problem too.. but i would have to wait more07:02
mjg59Diziet: (1.8.2-ubuntu1 of epiphany-browser, 1.4.99+1.5rc3 of firefox)07:02
xhakerNafallo-live, you kept i didnt ;(07:02
Nafallo-livexhaker, hehe07:03
BurgworkKamion, are you going to include the DapperFlight2 wiki page in the annnouncement?07:06
seb128mjg59: firefox1.5 is not ABI compatible with 1.0.n07:08
KamionBurgwork: yes07:08
Kamion(already in my draft)07:08
mjg59seb128: I know07:08
Kamionand if you look at the page history you'll see I've been fixing some minor things in it07:08
seb128mjg59: since firefox has no soname or whatever for that ...  just upgrade epiphany as well07:09
seb128(firefox could Conflicts on previous version of everything using it as well)07:09
mjg59seb128: A system that satisfies dependencies shouldn't have broken software07:09
HiddenWolfseb128, gstreamer0.10 is mentioned in the flight notes. Is it actually being used already?07:09
seb128HiddenWolf: no07:09
HiddenWolfseb128, might not want to give that impression then?07:09
seb128mjg59: so firefox should Conflicts on everything using it with the right version07:09
seb128HiddenWolf: I didn't write those note, I'm not the right guy to ping about that07:10
KamionHiddenWolf: mgalvin's primarily responsible for that page07:10
Amaranthoops07:10
HiddenWolfmgalvin, ^^07:10
mgalvinHiddenWolf: I am fixing that now :)07:11
Amaranthi guess he thought since apps supported gst 0.10 in upstream that they did in dapper too07:11
mgalvinjust got back from lunch07:11
seb128Amaranth: they don't upstream07:11
mjg59seb128: Everything we ship that depends on it, yeah07:11
Amaranthseb128: in #gnome-hackers they said totem, s-j, and rhythmbox all had support for it07:12
HiddenWolfAmaranth, but not the default yet. :)07:12
xhakerso, i'm going to test flight2.07:13
xhakerbut, what about fixing the soundcards problem07:13
seb128Amaranth: "support" is a fuzzy notion :)07:13
AmaranthHiddenWolf: but that's a build problem :)07:13
seb128Amaranth: there is a bunch of plugins not ported to start07:13
Dizietmjg59: Hello.07:14
seb128Amaranth: some have patches travelling around but no official commit of them, some other have CVS code07:14
Amaranthseb128: true, but how many of those plugins can ubuntu ship anyway?07:14
seb128ship like what?07:14
seb128like we ship -dvd to universe?07:14
mjg59Diziet: Should Firefox be conflicting on rdepends that are built against older ABIs?07:15
DizietHrm.  Not sure I like Conflicts << really but I suppose it's the de-facto answer here.07:15
Amaranthseb128: but not libdvdcss07:15
DizietThe whole thing seems a bit borked really.07:15
seb128Amaranth: installing something from universe is one thing, not beeing able to install it is another07:15
seb128Amaranth: you can install that, I've it installed07:15
Kamionxhaker: that's rather orthogonal to CD releases07:15
seb128even if that's not from the main archive07:15
DizietDo the new packages say  Depends: firefox (<= the next version that's going to break)  ?07:15
mjg59Diziet: No, since it's not really obvious what that's going to be07:16
seb128Diziet: what is the next version going to break?07:16
seb1281.6? 2.0?07:16
DizietWe're not likely to ship a 1.6 are we ?07:16
Amaranth2.0 is the next version07:16
Amaranthappearently they'07:16
Amarantherr07:17
DizietAnd 2.0 is going to break the ABI again.07:17
seb128Amaranth: breaking ABI compatibility? not using xulrunner?07:17
Amaranthappearently they're planning on 2.0 for this time next year07:17
DizietSo 2.0 is that version.07:17
mjg59Can we have a firefox provides: firefox-abi-1.5 ?07:17
Amaranth3.0 will be the one using xulrunner07:17
Kamion<=|<< next-version is tricky too because people do things like 1.5.99-rc1 for 1.6rc107:17
Dizietmjg59: I think that's the best answer.07:17
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mjg59Which doesn't fix the current breakage, but helps us later on07:18
seb128Diziet: that will not fix the issue of a partial update from 5.1007:18
DizietRight.07:18
mgalvinhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperFlight2#head-1bd3de61b9f3b96bdd546d69e847ccafac4a33bb07:18
Kamionseb128: it can coexist with Conflicts << easily enough, though07:18
mgalvinsound ok?07:18
Amarantha partial update from 5.10 shouldn't be expected to work anyway, should it?07:18
xhakermjg59 it is my impression that there has been a regression in dapper from laptop-mode or something.. like.. changing my laptop brightness triggers SLEEP... i remember seing this happen in breezy and then there was a fix07:18
KamionAmaranth: er yeah, discounting the kernel/udev madness07:18
seb128Amaranth: why shouldn't it?07:18
mjg59Amaranth: If it satisfies dependences, why not?07:18
DizietSo the plan is: my next upload has  Provides: something-suitable  and  Conflicts <<  on all the old packages for which I have details.  Then all packages should change to say   Depends: something-suitable-1.507:19
mjg59xhaker: hotkey-setup may need upgrading to deal with the new dmidecode07:19
DizietErr, sorry, I mean  Provides: something-suitable-1.507:19
seb128Diziet: I can make a list of GNOME stuff to Conflicts and put it to bugzilla if you want07:19
Kamionmgalvin: fixed your spelling :)07:19
Diziet`for which I have details'> seb128: Right, yes, please.07:19
mgalvini just did too :)07:19
DizietI need version numbers, not just package names, of course.07:20
seb128Diziet: np. Do you already have a bug about that, or should I open a new one?07:20
Kamionyeah, hit a conflict07:20
Amaranthok so for this one do the conflicts and the provides, then next time you don't need the conflicts part, right?07:20
seb128Diziet: sure :)07:20
Dizietseb128: No.07:20
DizietSo open a new report.  Set it to P1 (if bugzilla will let you).07:20
seb128Amaranth: correct07:20
mjg59Amaranth: That's the idea07:20
KamionI strongly think it should be "DVDs" etc. not "DVD's"07:20
seb128Diziet: k, will do07:20
mgalvink, fixing07:20
xhakermjg59 acer laptop07:20
Kamion(already done)07:21
mjg59xhaker: Yeah07:21
DizietATM I'm buried in the libnss build system but I will definitely have an upload by the end of the week.07:21
Kamionbut yeah, otherwise looks good07:21
Dizietseb128: Do I need to file bugs against stuff which  Depends: firefox  ?07:21
mgalvink, cool07:21
seb128Diziet: for what? To Depends on the new Provides?07:22
Dizietseb128: Yes.07:23
KamionIs that not done with shlibdeps?07:23
DizietErr, I suppose it might be.  I don't know how this embedding stuff works really.07:23
seb128Diziet: no need to bother, I'll change them after your upload07:24
KamionHmm, apparently not07:24
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DizietVery wise.07:25
Dizietseb128: OK, thanks.07:25
HiddenWolfseb128, you could just lobby to use ephy as default for dapper. ;)07:26
seb128HiddenWolf: that's not going to happen before having xulrunner07:30
seb128HiddenWolf: we need firefox anyway for gtkembedmoz atm07:31
HiddenWolfseb128, and that's version 3 of firefox, like 2 years away?07:32
Amaranth1 1/2 to 2, yes07:32
seb128HiddenWolf: I'm not sure, Debian guys want to use xulrunned for etch and Suse already does atm07:32
Amaranthepiphany and gtkmozembed need to have firefox installed anyway, so that's a bit of a wash07:32
seb128Amaranth: not if you build epiphany with xulrunner07:33
Amaranthversion 2 might use xulrunner, i just know 3 will for sure07:34
Amaranthbut that's still 1 year from now07:34
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HiddenWolfI don't get why there is no solid alternative to gecko/mozilla save for khtml07:35
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Amaranthwriting a web browser is hard07:35
HiddenWolfThe engine is good, but using it doesn't exactly give other browsers anything that firefox/moz don't have.07:35
HiddenWolfusing the same backend and chewing the same amount of ram, they have no solid advantages.07:35
Amaranth"Ship Firefox 2 no later than Q3 2006 and Firefox 3 no later than Q1 2007"07:36
TreenaksAmaranth: they're going the Sun/Java way?07:36
HiddenWolfAmaranth, factor in delays. ;)07:36
TreenaksAmaranth: 'Firefox 1.10 (but we'll call it 10!)'07:36
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pittiKamion: would you be opposed to putting the current dapper pmount into breezy-updates? Tons of people complain that they cannot mount floppy disks in breezy, and 0.9.6 fixes it; it's in dapper for quite a while now and already in breezy-backports07:38
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Kamionpitti: can you mail me the diff? I'll have a look at some point over the next couple of days (about to go out to the pub and thereafter on vacation until beginning of next week ...)07:39
pittiKamion: that diff will look pretty scary, I'll prepare a downsized patch07:39
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pittigood bye mvo07:40
Kamionpitti: I would certainly prefer a reduced targeted change if possible07:40
mvobye pitti 07:40
Kamionbut I'm not opposed in principle07:40
pittiok, I'll backport the necessary changes and mail you07:40
pittiKamion: enjoy the pub :)07:40
dholbachwhiprush: ping07:42
dholbachjdub: ping07:42
whiprushyo07:43
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Nafallojbailey: ping :-)07:58
jbaileyNafallo: pong07:58
Nafallojbailey: bzr conflicts bzrtools?07:58
jbaileyNafallo: Right.  You're caught partway through a transition.07:59
jbaileyWell, more like bzrtools hard depends on the version of bzr it was tested with.07:59
jbaileyI'm just working out the last bits, but the idea is that you'll never get a combination of bzr and bzrtools where both selftests don't completely pass.07:59
Nafalloso I shouldn't remove either package but wait until both wants to be upgraded? :-)08:00
jbaileyRight.08:00
Nafallooki, nice :-)08:00
jbaileyNafallo: Redo your update, and you should get both happy now.08:02
ogra_testseb128, there is no option for focus follows mouse anymore ??08:03
Nafallojbailey: I'm happy, thanks :-D08:03
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seb128ogra_test: gnome-window-properties08:04
seb128ogra_test: it's just masked from the menu because that's not an standard user feature08:05
ogra_testseb128, yes, but no menu item 08:05
seb128MenusRevisited08:05
ogra_testugh08:05
ogra_testso we doom the default user to click on his windows ? 08:05
ogra_testhow odd08:05
seb128default settings should be sane08:05
seb128click to focus is nice for most of users08:05
ogra_testits the only thing me and all people around me change from the default, beside rolling up windows to the toolbar like apple does by default08:06
seb128if you know what focus on click or mouseover is you know enough to start the app or use a menu editor or use gconf-editor08:06
ogra_testsad, but i can live with it ...08:06
ogra_test(i guess)08:06
seb128why sad? that takes you like 5s to type the command I gave you08:06
seb128why couldn't you live with that?08:06
ogra_testsure08:06
seb128that's a bit of exageration08:07
ogra_testbecause clicking to focus is odd behavior ... worse is the maximize on title click08:07
seb128I like both08:07
seb128matter of taste08:07
ogra_testyup08:07
HiddenWolfogra__, it's default for 90% of the worlds population08:07
ogra_testbut i know a lot of apple users that love gnome for these ...08:08
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HiddenWolfogra__, i've never used differently as far as I can remember.08:08
ogra_testthey will moan :)08:08
seb128appler users are a special case08:08
ogra_testheh08:08
ogra_testi'll tell them :)08:08
seb128alt-f10 is an insane shortcut08:08
seb128you can't do it with one hand on a normal keyboard08:08
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HiddenWolfif anything, alt-f10 must be the most awkward and gymnastic shortcut on the boards. ;)08:09
dholbachyou're a bunch of sissies ;)08:09
HiddenWolfdholbach, proudly so. :D08:09
ogra_testi never used this shortcut ...08:09
dholbachROCK! that's the spirit!08:09
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ogra_testhuggers08:10
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ogra_testheh08:10
ogra_testwow, ltsp-build-client runs since 2h here and is still not even 1/2 done ... 08:11
dholbachdid anybody know http://packages.ubuntu.org.cn?08:11
ogra_testto silly it uses the us mirror by default for the boostrapping ...08:11
HiddenWolfdholbach, an ubuntu-spoofed url, with a debian theme, in chinese? Can't say I've had the pleasure. :)08:12
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dholbachi think it's just the software, that runs on packages.debian.org put on by the .cn loco team08:13
HiddenWolfProbably. :)08:13
ogra_testbut its great to test the chinese fonts work :)08:13
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HiddenWolfNight guys.08:14
dholbachnight HiddenWolf08:14
ogra_testnight HiddenWolf 08:14
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xhakerKamion any wiki page with the cdimage mirrorS?08:20
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dholbachyou think, http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing should be in the flight2 release announce?08:30
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mgalvindholbach: maybe in the Participate in Ubuntu section possibly08:35
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dholbachmgalvin: is that a section of the announce?08:36
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ogra_testi'd rather put it in big letters on the top of the announcement, since thats all a flight release is for08:36
mgalvinwell its on that wiki page i have been working on, i am not sure what the "official" announcement will include08:37
dholbachyeah, i thought along the same lines as ogra, just asking for opinions08:37
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jdonginteresting how MIT sends admission decisions in a tube....08:46
jdongnow, Ubuntu scholarships would be a cool idea :)08:48
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lucasvois nfs working on dapper?09:12
zulyep09:13
zulfor me at least09:13
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Kamionxhaker: Archive09:51
Kamiondholbach: hmm, not sure how to phrase it in the announcement09:53
Kamiondholbach: "if you'd like to help with some of the tests we've already done, please look here"? :-)09:54
KamionI'll see what I can do09:54
Nafallohehe09:54
Nafallothey could always file bugs on things that doesn't work in the tests on their end? :-)09:54
dholbachKamion: hehe, maybe somehow differently :)09:55
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KamionThe following area of the wiki suggests various tests that can be09:56
Kamionperformed on Flight CD releases to try to catch bugs far enough before09:56
Kamionthe final release that they can be fixed:09:56
Kamion  http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing09:56
Kamionthat ok?09:57
dholbachKamion: "We appreciate any testing of the CDs. Please don't file bugs, please write nice mails stating what a nice job we do."09:57
Kamionmaybe s/following/Testing/09:57
dholbachyeah, that looks good09:57
Kamiondholbach: heh, maybe not so productive :)09:57
Nafallosounds good to me :-)09:57
dholbachafter flight2 is announced, i'll announce the next bug day :)09:58
Kamionhas anyone sent a reminder of tomorrow morning's distro team meeting yet?09:59
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dholbachshall i do it?09:59
Kamionplease10:00
NafalloI haven't received one either.10:00
dholbachu-d-a@?10:00
Kamionyes10:00
dholbachah yes, they went there before10:00
danielsKamion: 0800 UTC?10:03
Kamionyes10:03
danielsKamion: aha.  ok, I probably won't be able to make it; family commitments, and the broadband hasn't been moved over to the new place yet.10:04
danielsKamion: i'll send janew a summary10:04
Kamionok, please send ... what you said10:04
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dholbachsent it10:05
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Kamiondholbach: I think some of that is misleading10:06
KamionI don't want to encourage people to spend time on merges this week, for example10:06
Kamiondholbach: could you send another message without that bit, and also "I am producing" => "Jane is producing"?10:07
dholbachoh yeah10:07
dholbachsorry, sent again10:10
MithrandirKamion: ok, "good".10:11
danielsKamion: \o/ flight :)10:12
dholbachKamion: you could have sent the announce to  fridge-devel@lists.ubuntu.com  too (assuming you didnt bcc them)10:14
lucasvoam I the only person whoose terminal is not able to open deerpark after dapper upgrade?10:14
Kamiondholbach: accepted now10:15
Kamiondholbach: sorry, I've no idea how the fridge works, feel free to bounce it10:15
dholbachKamion: will do so10:15
Kamionthanks10:15
dholbachyou normally just send the announce mail to that mailing list too, jdub and whiprush will take care of it10:16
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Kamionmeh10:17
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dholbachROCK :)10:17
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dholbachdaniels: a new xdamage! maybe gnome-mag will be happy now? :-)10:23
danielsnah, you need a new xorg-server for that10:23
danielsi might upload it if I'm feeling spiteful10:24
dholbachtake your time :)10:24
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dholbachhi mdke10:24
mdke:)10:24
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LaserJockhmm, hope he doesn't come back as ogra_dead ;-)10:25
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=== ogra_live applauds Kamion and Mithrandir extatically
ogra_livewow, the livecd is really impressive fast10:26
ogra_livethe missing language selection is a bit odd, and i had a kernel oops on boot on amd64 with the i386 CD, but it runs anyway10:28
fabbionedaniels: did you do an upload?10:28
sivangwow, flight two released :)10:28
danielsfabbione: a couple, yes10:28
fabbionedaniels: ah i see..10:29
danielsfabbione: xorg-server and the sparc drivers are still pending10:29
fabbione:P10:29
fabbionedaniels: no problem.. if you can get them to do before Xmas it would be very good10:29
fabbioneotherwise you can just tar them up for me10:29
fabbioneand i will work on them between xmas and new year10:29
danielsnah, 'scool, got them here on my disk, just need to check that they build OK with the old xserver before I upload10:29
Kamionogra_live: intent is to move language selection to the bootloader, which you get on amd64/i38610:30
Kamionpowerpc kind of loses at the moment10:30
ogra_livesad10:30
ogra_livebut i could live with it10:30
Kamionwe can probably figure something out, but it's more important to get this stuff basically working early10:31
ogra_livesadly i didnt catch the oops10:31
Kamionit'll be unionfs10:31
Kamionoh, you said amd6410:31
Kamionunionfs breaks on powerpc, not sure about amd6410:31
fabbionedaniels: so does that mean you did resurrect your sparc?10:31
danielsfabbione: yeah, mostly10:31
ogra_livei currently run i386 on amd64 .... will switch soon10:31
danielsjust need to get it networked10:31
fabbionedaniels: ah nice :)10:32
Mithrandirogra_live: the oops is known, and I know about the missing language stuff.  I guess I'll get around to that at the end of the week.10:32
MithrandirKamion: I have an implementation of simplifiedlive with devmapper now.  Untested, though.10:33
ogra_liveoh, and a daniels thingie, my widescreen display isnt detected properly10:33
ogra_livei run at 1024x768 here10:33
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danielsogra_live: bug report with xresprobe output and Xorg.0.log please10:36
ogra_livewill do, but now the next arch test first ... i'll come back to this10:37
KamionMithrandir: hooray10:39
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MithrandirKamion: new-casper is really nice to work with.  A fair amount of cleanups still needed, but I like it.10:40
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ogra_livefine fine ....11:00
ogra_liveKamion, edubuntu amd64 has the same bugs, fine too11:01
dokoelmo: please sync gjdoc, java-gcj-compat, pwlib, openh323, overwriting ubuntu changes11:01
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ogra_liveKamion, one thing i noted (didnt test on i386) was that i have no 1024x768 mode in the bootloader11:02
dholbachgood night everybody11:14
seth_k|lappynight dholbach :)11:14
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Nafalloinfinity, lamont: give-back gnome-phone-manager everywhere pretty please :-)11:27
ssamdaniels, you closed bug #20191 about via drivers yesterday, xorg still wont start for me with the fight2 live cd.11:32
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ssamdaniels, did the fix not make flight2?11:33
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Nafallodaniels: ehm, dude! when did you give me Direct Rendering? :-)11:47
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eruinNafallo, on what? ;)11:56
dokoelmo: please "sync" cyrus22-imapd from experimental11:56
Nafalloeruin: ATI Mobility Radeon 970011:56
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eruinoh...? the ati driver?11:57
Nafalloyea. with r300 support :-)11:57
eruinthat sounds lovely... that means I can run openttd without fglrx!11:58
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NafalloI've never used fglrx ;-)11:59
mdkeanyone know Diziet's bugzilla id?12:00
tsengtry ian@ubuntu.com12:00
mdkethanks12:00
mdkeno match :(12:01
Nafallotry typing ian jackson? :-)12:01
mdkeaha12:02
mdkethanks12:02

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