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mdkedholbach, you're on it tho right?12:03
dholbachyeah :)12:03
mdkeah well you can post about ubuntu-docs :)12:04
dholbachpeople are sick of me already, announcing this or that, .. :)12:04
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dholbachbut maybe i should sit down at the weekend and write a BIG post :)12:05
mdkeyou're the ubuntu love guy :)12:05
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dholbachthanks :)12:05
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mdkeKamion, around?12:22
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dholbachgood night everybody12:30
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KinnisonBenC: thanks12:50
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Burgworkmdke, I think I heard that Kamion is going away for a few days12:59
Burgworksomething about us being all insane12:59
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mdkeBurgwork, hehe, ok I've mailed him01:13
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lllmanulllHey there, could anybody tell me where I can find bzr branches ? Are they stored on some URL, or should I just create a branch from a tarball (apt-get source) ?01:35
mdkelllmanulll, for what project?01:36
mdkemany are at bazaar.ubuntu.com i think01:36
lllmanulllwell, any package in fact...01:36
lllmanulllgnome-session in particular01:36
lllmanulllhmm, is that for bzr or baz ? :)01:37
mdkei don't know01:37
lllmanulllOk, I'll try, thanks a lot :)01:37
lllmanulllHmmm, none of them are newer than july 2005, I guess there must be somewhere else01:38
mdkeoh whoops sorry01:38
lllmanulllno problem :)01:38
lllmanulllAnybody else awake ? :)01:38
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Ferguslllmanulll, sure..01:49
lllmanulllNevermind, I was told that most packages don't have bzr branches online01:50
lllmanulllright ?01:50
tsengright.01:50
tsenghct will fix that someday01:50
lllmanulllthanks :)01:50
tsengKamion: flight 2 installer was alot more beligerent than usual :/01:56
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mjg59tseng: Hi - did you see my comments about beagle?02:12
tsengmjg59: which02:21
tsengmjg59: (no)02:21
mjg59tseng: Fails with an old firefox02:22
tsengyes that would be a problem02:22
mjg59If it's built against 1.5, it probably needs to depend on it02:22
tsengprobably shlibs or clilibs sucking02:23
tsengstuff that is invoked from managed code gets stuck in the twilight zone of depends:02:23
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tsengmjg59: firefox (>= 1.4.99), hows that catch you02:25
mjg59tseng: Better, but then firefox can be upgraded and break it02:26
mjg59tseng: Diziet is looking into solving that. Basically, firefox will provide: firefox-abi-1.502:26
mjg59Then you depend on that02:26
mjg59When the ABI breaks, the provides changes02:26
tsengI think ill cross that bridge when we come to it, then02:26
tsengfile a bug if that happens please02:26
mjg59Heh. It will :)02:27
mjg59But yeah, will do02:27
tsengthanks.02:28
tsengif beagle goes through new in debian, is rejected and reuploaded..02:29
tsengis the revision incremented?02:29
lifelessshould not be02:30
lifelessunless the dev made more changes before realising the rejection02:30
tsengthat sucks02:30
tsengill just sync it with the same revision in ubuntu, then02:30
tsengMoM be damned02:30
tseng(i jumped the gun and synced the version that went into NEW)02:31
tsengi blame seb128 and dholbach for repeated badgering and related shananigans02:32
ajmitchhopefully the orig.tar.gz is the same, at least02:38
tsengmjg59: you wish is granted02:39
tsengajmitch: im sure it is02:39
mjg59tseng: Rock, thanks02:40
tsengnps02:41
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mhzhi all03:17
mhzdo you know if ubuntu/edubuntu should recognize 4GB of ram in a box?03:18
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elmomhz: yes03:19
mhzjust by running 'free'? elmo03:19
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elmomhz: yes03:20
mhzokis, thx03:20
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crimsunelmo: ping04:13
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infinityelmo : Can libdrm2 get promoted to main, s'il vous plait?06:55
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tux-roxQuick question, anyone working on backporting or fixing Evolution-Exchange Connector for Breezy? It is pretty crappy and I am really trying not to use Windows at work to be an example that it is possible......08:21
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seth_ktux-rox, is there a new version in dapper? what's the package name?08:27
tux-roxseth_k, of course there is a new version in Dapper, but I am worried about having to update the entire GNOME interface to update the evolution packages. It as a lot of deps, and I'd rather not break my system. The name is evolution-exchange I believe.08:29
seth_kokay, I'll run a backport on it tux-rox, and we'll see what happens. It may be too greatly changed to install, but we can at least see :)08:31
seth_kit'll be a few minutes building and then i'll upload it for you to try08:31
tux-roxevolution-exchange_2.5.3-0ubuntu1_i386.deb is the latest in Dapper I think.08:31
tux-roxOK, cool. 08:31
seth_kyeah, that's the version that I'm building now08:32
tux-roxThat would ROCK, as I really want this to go off and work without a hitch. People are already saying things like, "What's that on your computer?" or my manager saying, "You have a license for that right?" :-)08:33
seth_khmm, it prefers libedataserverui1.2-dev >= 1.5.3 and breezy has only 1.4.1-0ubuntu3 :(08:33
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tux-roxActually, the list of deps when I tried the dapper package was 23...... :-(08:34
tux-roxThat's why it is totally understandable that we are not seeing a really motivated effort to backport large apps like this, I think.08:35
seth_kwell, loosening that build-dep made it satisfied, now it's just if it builds... which it may well not. But no harm in trying :)08:36
tux-roxCool08:36
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seth_kyup, no go. ftbfs if I loosed the build-dep08:38
seth_kand now you're looking at backporting a library, which is angry stuff, sorry :(08:38
tux-roxseth_k, I figured as much. No worries, but thanks a bunch for trying!08:38
seth_kno worries, poke me if you ever want a backport (maybe one with fewer dependencies :P)08:39
tux-roxseth_k, thanks, I'll keep it in mind! 08:39
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dholbachgood morning developers09:17
Pygigood mornin' dholbach09:21
dholbachhey pygi09:24
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pittiGood morning09:25
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Pygimornin' pitti09:29
pittiHi Pygi 09:35
maswandholbach: Hmm.. Perhaps clicking around on a couple of files in nautilus and fiddling with properties etc would be a good short test too? (just found a nautilus crash in flight-2 on right-click/properties/open with)09:44
dholbachmaswan: sounds like it09:46
dholbach:)09:47
mvopitti: what do you think about moving to dbus 0.60? 09:47
dholbachmaswan: could you install nautilus-dbg and include the backtrace in the bug report?09:47
dholbachmaswan: (if it's reproducible)09:47
pittimvo: fine for me09:51
pittimvo: AFAIK it's already in Debian experimental09:51
pittiDiziet: you rock! (nss/nspr from firefox) thanks a million09:52
mvopitti: yes, i have it runing here and beside the (usual) pain for the transition it seems to be working fine. I had to apply a amd64 patch though to make the debian/experimental version build. "long -> long long" otherwise qt4 complained loudly 09:52
pittimvo: so we need to change all dbus dependencies?09:52
pittihal, g-v-m, gvfs, g-p-m, etc.?09:53
mvopitti: yes, new api/abi09:53
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pittimvo: hmkay, if you want to upload it now, I'll care for hal/gvm09:53
mvoso far everything worked with a recompile, but we may have to change g-p-m and gnome-applets a bit (it uses the old libnotify interface)09:53
ogranot true :)09:54
mvono?09:54
ograafaik its prepared for the new one already....09:54
mvooh, nice (and even better) :) both? or only g-p-m?09:54
ograi can only talk about g-p-m09:54
mvoI would love to ask one of the release team before to be sure that I don't do the upload at a inconvenient time. but mdz and kamion are on vacation09:55
pittiflight-2 is just out09:55
pittiwe won't get a better time than now09:55
pittimvo: and we'll also need the libsysfs2 transition09:55
pittimvo: so I'd upload both at the same time, then get it through NEW, then rebuild hal/gvm against the new stuff09:56
infinitymvo : I'm pretending to be kamion while he's on VAC.  Go nuts.  Upload now, upload often.09:56
infinity(Also, I'm having a weekend right now, so this wasn't me)09:56
mvopitti: ok, I do dbus, you do libsysfs2?09:56
pittiinfinity: can you NEW?09:56
pittimvo: yes09:57
infinitypitti : No, but elmo should wake up in a few hours. :)09:57
pittimvo: I already have the sysfs packages prepared09:57
mvoinfinity: can we have you after colins vacation as well please :) ?09:57
infinitymvo : You won't like me very much when I'm trying to do CD releases.  Colin's a much nicer person.09:57
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mvoinfinity: heh :)09:58
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dholbachhellas vuntz09:59
dholbachvuntz: look at ubuntu-dekstop@09:59
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Mithrandirdholbach: since you think the new live cd is faster, what do you think of http://people.ubuntu.com/~tfheen/live-bootcharts/unionfs-squashfs-dapper-20051216-1.png vs http://people.ubuntu.com/~tfheen/live-bootcharts/unionfs-dapper-20051212-1.png ?  The latter is approximately the current live (+bootchart), the latter is with squashfs10:05
KalozMithrandir: squashfs vanilla?10:06
MithrandirKaloz: I just used squashfs instead of cloop10:07
ograMithrandir, woah, why does the adduser take this long ?10:07
KalozMithrandir: if I can suggest smg, try squashfs-lzma10:07
dholbachwow, Mithrandir, i'm thoroughly impressed10:07
Mithrandirogra: because it needs to read libc, perl etc, etc off the image.10:07
Mithrandirogra: it would look differently if I added a "chroot /target /bin/ls" before adduser, and you'd ask why ls needed ten seconds to do anything10:08
ograheh10:08
ograbut it definately takes much longer in the second chart10:08
Mithrandiralso, this is without readahead or file system reordering.10:09
ograand i wonder why your x configuration takes much longer than mine in ltsp, i guess we're doing exactly the same at this point of booting10:10
Kalozoh, lzam would make smaller files and would be faster btw, too ;)10:10
maswandholbach: Ah, good plan. I'll update the bug report with that.10:10
MithrandirKaloz: cool, I'll take a look a it.10:10
Mithrandirogra: because my file system is way slower, especially seeks?10:10
KalozMithrandir: use the patches from our svn if you want to10:10
dholbachmaswan: merci beaucoup10:10
MithrandirKaloz: which "our"? :-)10:11
ograMithrandir, i dont think so... my nfs mount is slow as well ...10:11
KalozMithrandir: OpenWrt10:11
MithrandirKaloz: ah, excellent. :-)10:11
KalozMithrandir: https://dev.openwrt.org/file/trunk/openwrt/target/linux/linux-2.6/patches/generic/002-squashfs_lzma.patch10:11
MithrandirKaloz: just didn't have any project connection on you in my head.10:11
KalozMithrandir: and https://dev.openwrt.org/file/trunk/openwrt/target/lzma/lzma-406-zlib-stream.patch10:12
Mithrandirugh, more kernel patching?  Well, I'll build images and see how much we save.10:12
ograMithrandir, mdz's idea was that we collect all debconf stuff and calll debconf communicate only once to reduce the time it by about 1010:12
KalozMithrandir: yeah, I wanted to do nubuntu (eg. embedded ubuntu), just i was pretty busy with my own stuff10:12
Mithrandirogra: you don't have 100-150ms seek times, I hope.10:12
ogras/time/time for10:12
KalozMithrandir: well, about space savings.. prepare to be amazed10:12
ograthat really depends on the network load here ;)10:12
KalozMithrandir: using lzma vs. bzip2 is about using bzip2 vs. gzip10:13
MithrandirKaloz: I'm already in shock&awe about squashfs vs cloop.  Only sad thing is squashfs is read-only, so ppc might lose out a bit (since unionfs is oopsorama on ppc)10:13
vuntzdholbach: I've seen the translation (he sent me a private mail first). That's cool :-)10:13
dholbachvuntz: that's amazing10:14
KalozMithrandir: well, we had cramfs, then squshfs, then squshfs-lzma. we were shocked with the switch of squashfs, too, until we saw lzma10:14
KalozMithrandir: since then, I dream of someone implementing lzma for jffs2 ;)10:15
MithrandirKaloz: that'd be nice, agreed.. :-)10:17
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KalozMithrandir: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/patches/downloads/linux/linux-2.6-lzma-1.patch10:22
Kalozfor the kernel optionally10:22
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MithrandirKaloz: that's for lzma-compressing the kernel?10:25
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MithrandirKaloz: I don't think we want to do that, at least not initially.  We're tight on space, but I'd like to not potentially break people's boots10:25
KalozMithrandir: well, with squashfs-lzma you would gain at least 25-30%10:26
Mithrandirthat's 500k, which is nice, of course.10:27
Mithrandirgrr, where's keybuk when I need him?10:28
Kaloz500K on a full cd? ;)10:29
sivangmorning all10:30
Mithrandiryes, but I just freed up 25MB by going to squashfs and you're saying that lzma will be even better, so.. :-)10:30
KalozMithrandir: well, using squashfs-lzma for the full cd should gain around 100M imho :p10:32
MithrandirKaloz: over squashfs or cloop?10:33
Kalozover squashfs :P10:33
Mithrandirwow10:33
Kaloz.oO(now comes the "holy shit")10:33
Kaloz:)10:33
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Mithrandirwhat's the svn-url to your repo?10:34
ograyay, that would be awesome, my edubuntu ppc live already needs the overburn feature to fit on a 700MB CD10:34
Mithrandirogra: ppc won't get this10:34
Kalozfor the full repo? https://svn.openwrt.org/openwrt/trunk/10:34
ogragah10:34
Mithrandirogra: at least not until unionfs is fixed there10:35
ograok, so some hope left :)10:35
sivanganybody know of a reliable way to check how much have passed since a user installed his system? also, how to set a question in our d-i, for enabling some feature or not? (by "feature" I mean http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup)10:37
sivang*time10:38
Treenakssivang: including OEM, or excluding?10:38
ograsivang, adding d-i questions is a big nono10:38
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sivangTreenaks: hmm, good question :)10:38
shay|ubuntuhi10:39
sivanghi shay|ubuntu 10:39
Pygihi hi10:39
shay|ubuntuwhat's up :-)10:40
sivanghey Pygi 10:41
ograsivang, or do you mean adding a debconf question to the package ? thats possible, but needs to be prio=low to not show up on installation ...10:41
MithrandirKaloz: hmm, the lzma-406-zlib-stream patch is needed for what?  That is, how do I generate the file system?10:42
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sivangogra: well, we did thought about adding this to d-i at install time, so someone could "no" it by pre-seeding for mass installs...10:43
KalozMithrandir: ah, forget that one. tha tis for our kenrel only imho :)10:43
KalozMithrandir: well, there is a patche for mksqushfs in there10:43
ograsivang, thats suboptimal, and Kamion will surely oppose it ...10:43
MithrandirKaloz: that sounds better. :-)10:43
sivangogra: I see10:43
Nafalloinfinity, lamont: give back screem on i386 powerpc ia64, thanks.10:44
jdubsivang: check the creation date of a file created in both OEM and normal installations? not super reliable, but not terrible10:44
sivangjdub: /me tomboys :)10:44
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KalozMithrandir: sec, i point you the the original patches from Oleg 10:45
sivangjdub: if we add HUB to main, does it mean it will be both in OEM and normal automatically? 10:45
jdubsivang: only if it's in the desktop seed10:45
sivangjdub: ok, so OEM means base + desktop seed essentially?10:46
ograsivang, if you want it installed, it needs to be seeded, thats what jdub meant10:46
KalozMithrandir: http://oleg.wl500g.info/lzma/ infos: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=1061256010:46
sivangogra: ok, thanks10:47
KalozMithrandir: and use the 2.6 kernel patch from our repo10:47
ograsivang, adding stuff to main wont just install it ;910:47
ogra;)10:47
sivangjdub: thank as well ;-)10:47
MithrandirKaloz: thanks10:47
sivangogra: sure, /me recalls.10:48
KalozMithrandir: afaik newer version of the lzma sdk are even faster, I will take a look at those today10:48
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jdubyep10:49
MithrandirKaloz: it seems to require me to have the lzma stuff installed, which isn't packaged, but I could do that.10:49
Nafalloinfinity, lamont: nm, seems to be in state building everywhere except amd64, where it's installed.10:49
MithrandirKaloz: any idea if the 7zip patch has been submitted upstream?11:06
KalozMithrandir: dunno11:06
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MithrandirKaloz: it doesn't seem to build, though.11:31
Kalozwell, works for us :) so the problem should be there somewhere11:33
Mithrandirheh. :-)11:33
MithrandirI guess some changes have happened in p7zip in the meantime, then.11:33
Kalozp7zip? we are using the lzma sdk from 7zip.org11:35
Mithrandirthe code seems to be the same, though11:36
Kalozwell, lzma406 works for us, as I've said, I will take a look later for the new versions11:36
Kaloznow I'm testing gcc 3.4.5, as that fixes a compiler bug with -Os11:37
Mithrandirah, we're using 4.011:38
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KalozMithrandir: that had the bug, too11:39
KalozMithrandir: everything >= gcc 3.411:39
KalozMithrandir: http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2216711:40
Mithrandirdoes it only bite mips/el?11:40
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Kaloznope11:41
MithrandirI would think we'd dragged that in, given that it was committed to the gcc repo in july11:43
Kalozwell, we didn't, yet :) and maybe all the madwifi problems we are facing will be fixed with this (and/or our 2.4 kernel will be bootable with gcc4 after this fix)11:45
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drakeoutlawhi all, is there an Ubuntu update for the ipw2200 driver. I need the 1.0.8 (latest) please11:58
dholbachdrakeoutlaw: i guess you'd have more success with filing a bug report, stating where to get it, what the problem is with the old one and why it fixes it12:00
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drakeoutlawI could use the source from debian testing can't I12:01
DocTomoeWhat would it take to add alsaconfig to dapper?12:01
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HiddenWolfdrakeoutlaw, at your own risk, yes. :)12:01
dholbachdrakeoutlaw: i suppose that doesn't change problems for ubuntu as a whole12:01
drakeoutlawwould module assistant work?12:02
drakeoutlawi mean would module-assistant work in the downloaded .deb file?12:03
drakeoutlawdholbach: wher does one file a bug report12:06
dholbachdrakeoutlaw: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com12:06
drakeoutlawdholbach: thanx12:06
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mvohey seb128 12:14
seb128hi mvo12:14
dholbachhellas seb12812:16
pittiHi seb128 12:18
pittiseb128: e-d-s still didn't build :(12:19
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seb128pitti: get infinity to look why12:19
pittiENOINFINITY12:19
seb128he said he would do that first thing today12:19
seb128EIMNOTBUILDDADMIN12:20
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Robot101surely EFINITE? :)12:22
pittiheh12:22
ograseb128, he just said he'd throw a hammer at it ... iirc ... he probably did :P12:23
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joe_oblivianhi everybody, I've an issue with the ubuntu-installer on ppc that has been going on through breezy and the two dapper flights. Basically, the ubuntu-installer refuses to read the apple partition map, even if mac-fdisk (from the shell)reads it correctly. I think the problem *might* arise from the fact I have HFSX partitions12:26
joe_oblivianIf there is any ppc developer around, I'll be happy to send him a dump of my apple partition map12:26
fabbionejoe_oblivian: it's a known bug.12:27
fabbionelet me dig the number12:27
joe_oblivianfabbione: ok if it's known, it's okay. I've seen something in the forums but was not able to find it on launchpad12:28
fabbioneit's in bugzilla12:29
Nafalloisn't bugzilla imported to malone now?12:29
fabbioneNafallo: would you hate me if i say i dunno?12:29
ograi hope it isnt visible if it is ...12:30
Nafallofabbione: nope, I just was under the impression. maybe staging or something :-P.12:30
fabbionejoe_oblivian: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2056912:30
ograwould be odd to have it in two places before we switch12:30
joe_oblivianfabbione: ok and scusa :-)12:30
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fabbionejoe_oblivian: no problem :)12:31
ograhehe12:31
joe_oblivianfabbione: it's a pity, I cannot install the dapper on my ibook :-/12:34
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dokoelmo: please sync valgrind 1:3.1.0-2 from unstable, overwriting ubuntu changes12:37
jordipitti, or whoever looks at alsa. I think you're interested in alsa-driver/incoming12:38
jordiit transitions to the new modprobe blacklists etc12:38
pittijordi: we should get that automatically, but thank you12:38
jordik12:38
ograjoe_oblivian, install breezy and upgrade ? 12:39
fabbionejoe_oblivian: do you have the latest ibook from Apple?12:40
fabbionejoe_oblivian: the end of 2005 model?12:40
fabbioneogra: it might not help at all12:40
joe_oblivianogra: no the problem waas in breezy12:40
ograhmm, hoary ?12:40
joe_oblivianfabbione: no I do have a 1.2 Ghz ibook from aug 200412:40
fabbionejoe_oblivian: you need to change the MacOS partition properties.. 12:41
joe_oblivianogra: well, I might try12:41
fabbionejoe_oblivian: your has journal+casesentive12:41
fabbioneyou need to kill casesensitive12:41
fabbionejournal is fine12:41
joe_oblivianfabbione: I need case sensitiveness12:41
fabbionehoary won't help12:41
fabbionejoe_oblivian: how so?12:41
fabbioneit works even without.. it's an extra feature for something i couldn't even figure out 12:42
joe_oblivianfabbione: I have some code thet would needd to be rewritten if I do not use case sensitiveness12:42
fabbionehm ok12:42
fabbionethan i guess you will have to wait for a fix12:42
joe_oblivianfabbione: I know.... I'd love to help testing any fix...12:43
fabbionewe have none..12:43
joe_oblivianfabbione: ok, then maybe I'll wait for the AE driver to become stable enough and then I'll wipe tiger from my ibook12:44
joe_oblivianor maybe I'll try to install sid instead12:45
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seb128is somebody working on gutenprint  (#19891)?01:18
pittielmo: can you please NEW sysfsutils 2.0.0, so that I can complete the transition today?01:37
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lucasvowhen you click on an email adress like a@b.com in a terminal, does your evolution(if it is running) start up once again as well?01:50
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siretartpitti: ogra send me to you, since my upgrade to dapper, sound is broken. System->Settings->Audio does not let me choose my soundcard, the selector is empty. I have 2 cards, sblive and onboard nforce4 shit. I want sblive as card0.01:59
siretartpitti: How do I debug the problem?02:00
pittisiretart: do you have 5 minutes? I'd like to finish my current task before coming to this02:00
siretartpitti: no problem. take your time02:01
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segfaultwhats the new splash screen uusing?02:03
TreenaksSuSE ;)02:03
segfaultthat gfxboot?02:04
ograyup02:04
segfaultnice02:04
ogranot really, the theme markup seems to be very weird :)02:05
ograbut the outcome is great, agreed :)02:05
segfaultim using dapper, but havent updated it for some days02:06
segfaultis it just in the install cd or after installed it will appear too?02:06
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ograits in the install cd ...02:06
ograwe didnt change from usplash for booting ...02:07
Nafalloand livecd...02:07
ograindeed :)02:07
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seb128infinity: did you figure what's wrong with e-d-s build?02:25
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segfaultwhere's the server team?02:29
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pittiHi jbailey 02:36
jbaileymoin, Martin.02:37
mvohey jbailey 02:39
jbaileyHerr Vogt!02:40
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usualNot sure if this is the place to ask, does ubuntu plan on offering a directory services solution like the Fedora project has started? It looks very promising.02:46
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OgMaciel\sh, good morning (or afternoon for you)...  can I pvt for 1-2 minutes?03:11
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\shOgMaciel: sure...but be careful I have a cold :)03:37
OgMacielhehehe03:37
mvoRiddell: do you plan to ask for main inclusion of qt4 any time soon?03:39
Riddellmvo: yes, it'll be brought in by avahi03:39
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Riddellmvo: who do you ask?03:39
mvoRiddell: I was asking because dbus 0.60 needs it as well03:40
pittihm, seriously, that's just another upstream version03:41
pittiI don't see a need to do a report for that03:41
Riddellare we going to do dbus 0.60 in dapper?03:41
pittimvo: does it even have a different source package name?03:41
Riddellpitti: qt4 does yes03:41
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Riddellthere's already a qt4 main inclusion report03:41
pittiRiddell: hm, that cries for 'RemovingDuplicates'03:42
pittiRiddell: if we have qt4 in main, can we drop qt3?03:42
Riddellpitti: no, not until we drop KDE 303:42
pittibah03:42
Riddellqt4 is quite different from qt303:42
pittimvo: what's the point of building dbus against qt4 when KDE uses 3?03:42
pittimvo: could you please rather disable the qt4 bindings then?03:43
pittioh, wait, then we wouldn't have any dbus qt bindings at all any more03:43
Riddellpitti: why?03:43
Riddellthere are still qt3 dbus bindings (I hope)03:44
pittime too03:44
pittiotherwise we'd be screwed03:44
mvoyes, we would have qt3 as well03:44
mvoI can disable it, sure03:44
seb128Binary: libdbus-glib-1-2, dbus-1-doc, monodoc-dbus-1-manual, libdbus-qt4-1-dev, libdbus-glib-1-dev, python2.4-dbus, dbus-1-utils, libdbus-qt-1-dev, libdbus-1-dev, libdbus-qt4-1-1, dbus, libdbus-1-2, libdbus-1-cil, libdbus-qt-1-1c203:45
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seb128there is libdbus-qt4-1-1, libdbus-qt-1-1c203:45
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mvoRiddell: is that ok with you too?03:45
pittiI *strongly* object against having two different qt versions in main, and used by other programs03:46
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pittithat only cries for trouble03:46
pittiseb128: buildds are offline03:46
seb128what are the damn buildds doing, they are in VAC? :)03:46
pittiindeed they are03:46
seb128well03:46
seb128all that is a plan to get me not working on my VAC day I guess :p03:46
seb128fine, /me goes for some book reading :)03:46
jbaileyseb128: You can help me hack on cdbs then. =)03:46
Riddellmvo, pitti: it's ok for now but at some point soonish people will be releasing programs that use qt 4 so it'll be needed in main before long 03:46
pittiseb128: I started Potter 6 yesterday :)03:47
pittiRiddell: hrm, that sucks03:47
seb128pitti: I'm reading the 2 atm and I really enjoyed the 1 (I enjoy the 2 as well) :)03:47
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Riddellpitti: it'll be quite some time before we can get rid of qt3 from main03:47
pittiRiddell: http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvekey.cgi?keyword=qt -> expect some security updates with doubled effort in the next three years...03:48
\shseb128: bah I read them all :)03:48
\shseb128: already :)03:48
Riddellpitti: qt4 is an almost complete re-write, I think most security issue won't affect both03:49
pittiRiddell: do you know how long upstream will support 3?03:49
\sh.oO(until all commercial clients switched to qt4?)03:50
Riddellpitti: not sure but as \sh says they have several thousand commercial clients to support03:50
Riddellso a few years yet03:50
azeembut maybe they support them via contracts, not by releasing patches to the public?03:51
\shazeem: I don't think so...actually the applications in OSS are much more 03:51
azeemok03:51
\shazeem: and there are some OSS KDE Guys sponsored by QT which they don't want to push away..or towards GTK 03:52
Riddellazeem: all qt is dual licenced, gpl and proprietry.  they make the same releases as free software as they do to their clients03:52
azeemtrue03:52
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ptloboth gtk 1.2 and 2.x are in main, they are paralel installable; if qt3 and qt4 don't step on each other toes, they to can then be in main, no? (just my 2c, i'm a user, not a packager/dev)04:04
seb128ptlo: we are trying to move gtk1.2 out of main04:04
seb128it's just here because some apps trigger it04:05
jbaileyseb128: Just gnucash left, isn't it?04:05
seb128I think so04:05
Treenaksthey still haven't ported that?!04:05
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seb128no :/04:05
Treenaksomg04:05
seb128jbailey: oh, xmms too04:06
seb128but my opinion is that we could move xmms to universe04:06
jbaileyI think so too.04:06
jbaileyI don't think it's had any real security issues, so it's low risk to move it there.04:06
jsgotangcojbailey, gtk1 rules!04:07
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pittignucash is in universe04:07
jbaileyReally?04:08
jbaileyHmm.04:08
jbaileyI'd bet that gnucash probably has more users than xmms on Ubuntu systems.04:08
jsgotangcoyes04:08
rob^^^jbailey: I'd bet not04:08
seb128pitti: what requires gtk1.2 to main?04:08
pittiseb128, jbailey: it's much worse: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/582304:08
jsgotangcodunno almost every newbie ubuntu site i see mentions xmms as the most awesome winamp clone04:08
rob^^^I think xmms is forever a engrained04:08
jsgotangcorob^^^, just like bluesteel!04:09
seb128pitti: all the libs are a detail, that could come from one app04:09
pittikicker-applets is scary04:09
pittiKDE uses gtk1.204:09
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rob^^^honestly, I've had such a rotten experience with gstreamer that I think most people fall back to safe xmms04:09
jbaileypitti: Sure, but alot of those would fall away all at once.04:09
seb128pitti: bonobo libglade0 have no reason to be here if an app doesn't trig them04:09
Mithrandiroh, this is cool, http://bootchart.err.no/ .  With the new bootchart package, adding bootchart=upload will upload the image as soon as the machine completes booting. :-)04:10
rob^^^although I hope it's going to be greatly improved with .1004:10
seb128rob^^^: you know there is a world between gst0.10 and xmms04:10
pittiseb128: it's mainly unixodbc, evms, xmms, kicker04:10
\shMithrandir: nice...but what about not having net access?04:10
rob^^^seb128: I know that04:10
rob^^^seb128: but xmms is "old" rhtyhmbox is "new"04:10
jbailey\sh: Don't chose upload then. =)04:10
Mithrandir\sh: then you can't upload, but will have to generate it locally, naturally.04:10
rob^^^and when "new" doesn't work you go to "old"04:10
Mithrandir\sh: like it is today.04:10
seb128rob^^^: you can play audio file with xine based app, with bmp, with loads of gtk2 non-gst app04:10
ograMithrandir, bootchart=upload,{normal|live|ltsp} to fiffernt dirs would be good04:10
ogra*different04:11
\shMithrandir: you know how people are playing with settings :)04:11
seb128rob^^^: no, I mean that's not "either xmms or gst"04:11
rob^^^seb128: I don't listen to music on my computer, and I know that Rhythmbox even has (or maby had) a non gstreamer backend04:11
Mithrandir\sh: yes, but it'll still generate the graph and stuff it in /var/log/bootchart.04:11
seb128rob^^^: you have ton of options that work as fine as xmms and doesn't force you to use gst04:11
seb128had yep04:11
Mithrandirogra: hmm, good idea.04:11
rob^^^seb128: I'm just asying that most people just don't care and go back to xmms because it works, that's all04:11
Mithrandirogra: apart from the fact that networking is broken on the cd so far, but that'll be fixed, eventually.04:12
jbaileyrob^^^: How are you measuring "most"?04:12
seb128rob^^^: I doubt of the "most"04:12
\shMithrandir: but the timeout 04:12
Mithrandir\sh: what timeout?04:12
rob^^^I really do think _most_ users end up going back to xine + xmms04:12
ograMithrandir, at least i can guarantee working networking on thin clients (no internet, but networking) ;)04:12
Mithrandir\sh: it's run as the last init script, long after gdm has started.04:12
Riddellpitti: I think kicker-applets uses it for xmms controling04:12
rob^^^well msot users who really want to listen to mp3s all day04:12
Mithrandirogra: it needs internet, due to hardcoding of the address04:13
rob^^^and most users who want to watch DVDs04:13
ograyup04:13
\shMithrandir: ok..so the user doesn't see it04:13
ograi was just kidding04:13
rob^^^and that sucks and I hope it works really great with gstreamer in Dapper04:13
jsgotangconot to mention it takes a small amout of screen real esteate04:13
Mithrandir\sh: well, it will take a bit of bandwidth to upload, but apart from that, no.04:13
jbaileyrob^^^: Again, I only wonder how you're measuring most for those.04:13
Mithrandir\sh: and I think that's fine, since people will have to enable it explicitly.04:13
jbaileyrob^^^: Certainly the phone calls that I've taken from people for support don't suggest that that's the case.04:13
rob^^^jbailey: look, I'm not about to send out a random mailing to find out what people do but I really think it's practically unusable04:13
jbaileyBut the number is statistically small.04:14
\shMithrandir: ok..04:14
rob^^^the fluendo folk's finally got together a test collection of media files though, so that's a big improvement04:14
\shjbailey: <sarcastic mode on>It's only Linus</sarcarstic mode off>04:15
seb128rob^^^: xine is a different matter of xmms04:15
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seb128rob^^^: gstreamer0.8 works pretty fine for sound, not for video04:16
jbailey\sh: That whole argument only bothered me because it missed the point that "everyone else does it this way" is a silly argument.  People obviously like gnome, and people obviously like KDE, because they still have communities and do releases.  It's sort of like how we know that slackware still has a community. =)04:16
jbailey(And that fvwm95 doesn't...)04:16
rob^^^seb128: i've still had some problems with audio, and it's definately a HUGE step over what .7 was and I'm hoping .10 will really nail it down04:17
jsgotangcohah04:17
ograjbailey, it doesnt ??04:17
ograo_O04:17
jbaileyogra: Yeah, I checked the other day.  Upstream has definetly orphaned fvwm95.04:17
ograbah04:17
jbaileyI can't remember why I was looking, but it was only a couple weeks ago. =)04:17
\shjbailey: I agree :) well...Linus should switch to a paperless office :) then kde and gnome can remove the printing dialog for once and in the future ,)04:17
rob^^^seb128: I'm not knocking gstreamer or saying that its dumb or a waste of time, it's definately great and it's definately improving and I'm fine with that. But back to the original point I think alot of people use xmms because it just works04:18
rob^^^I don't have it installed, I think its ugly and hard to use04:18
seb128I think many people use totem-xine instead of totem-gstreamer04:18
spacey_kixmms is really unfriendly04:18
\shoh damn...it was all a fever nightmare...04:18
seb128I'm really not sure that new user go to xmms04:18
rob^^^but anyway we are all in agreement that gstreamer + totem + rhythmbox is the path of the futrue04:19
jbaileyseb128: totem-gstreamer was fine until I wanted DVDs. =)04:19
rob^^^seb128: average joe doesn't but average joe doesn't have a 100gig collection left over from napster that they listen to all day either04:19
jbaileyseb128: So in that respect breezy was a huge step up from hoary. =)04:19
seb128right :)04:20
\shseb128: to be honest...totem-{gstreamer,xine} never worked for me...I can't play embedded avi files, I can't play embedded mpg2 files nothing..and external the same...I use mplayer or xine04:20
seb128gst0.10 will rock the dapper world :)04:20
seb128\sh: totem xine is the same as xine, no?04:20
seb128just with a different frontend04:20
\shseb128: normally it should be the same...but somehow totem screwed...but it can always be me 04:21
jbaileyseb128: I've found cases where xine is fine and totem-xine isn't.04:21
jbaileyNone in the last 8 months, though.04:21
\shseb128: well I think it doesn't play together with my t64codecs04:22
jbailey\sh: t64codecs?04:22
ograw32codecs*2 ?04:22
maswanbtw: xmms was the only sound player I got to play sound on this system (alsa broken, oss kind of working)04:22
\shjbailey: it's rot\sh for *censored*04:23
jbailey\sh: =) 04:23
jbailey\sh: I was more wondering if someone had ported w32codecs to amd64. =)04:23
\shjbailey: lol 04:23
jbaileymaswan: Breezy or dapper?04:23
maswanjbailey: breezy with custom 2.6.15 or dapper flight-204:24
jbaileymaswan: dapper recently got another alsa update, so if you're still having troubles, it would be awesome if you could file a report.04:24
jbaileyYeah, do make sure you file a report.04:24
maswanjbailey: Ok, i will. Yeah, I rebooted after the alsa update and still had no luck. I'll report it then.04:24
crimsunwhich alsa update?04:24
jbaileymaswan: Thanks.  At this point in life, alsa ought to Just Work.04:25
crimsun(and we're about to get another due to the /bin/sh issue)04:25
\shok..another cigarette and then continuing my effords to clean my flat...even when I'm still sick04:25
maswanjbailey: Ok, it might be somewhat lacking support for hardware too. It is a fairly new hardware (as in needing 2.6.15 to see the sata hdd etc)04:25
maswanOh, well. Off to that other computer for bug reporting with cut and paste instead of ircing.04:26
jbaileymaswan: Then OSS really shouldn't work. =)04:26
\shOSS = YouKnowWho Magic...dark, mysterious, and it will come back once in a while04:27
seb128\sh, jbailey: anyway, as always is you guys have bugs and switch back to some other apps instead of putting them to bugzilla we are not going to fix those automagically04:28
jbaileyseb128: I dealt with upstream on the DVD issue.  As, I think, you asked me to at the time. =)04:29
\shseb128: I can't report bugs because I don't have any legal playable source for linux04:29
\shseb128: you will close the bug as "invalid because of t64codecs"04:29
seb128jbailey: yeah, but you mentionned "I've found cases where xine is fine and totem-xine isn't." :)04:29
jbaileyseb128: Why do you assume I didn't file bugs? =)04:29
jbaileyseb128: Have you ever known me to just shut up about bugs I hit? =)04:30
seb128because I'm subscribed to upstream bugzilla for totem (in fact was I changed that) and get Ubuntu/Debian bugs? :)04:30
jbaileyseb128: With the totem folks I usually go on IRC.04:30
seb128I'm on the GNOME chans as well *g*04:31
jbaileyseb128: Then check your logs, dear. =)04:31
seb128right, I sleep sometime :)04:31
jbaileyseb128: Or don't care, since we're talking almost a year ago. =)04:31
seb128I'll pick this one04:31
\shoh wait...04:31
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seb128s/have/has/04:32
jbaileyseb128: Besides, if you want more bugs, I've been pestering doko with OOo2 bugs.  I'm sure he'd love to give them to someone else. =)04:32
\shseb128: totem could not play fd://004:33
jbaileyIs that file description zero or floppy zero? =)04:33
\shno decoders found to handle that stream04:33
\shwhich is mpg04:33
Treenaks\sh: I get that all the time, too04:33
seb128\sh: the totem-mozilla stuff is known to be crap04:33
seb128I was speaking about totem himself, not used from mozilla04:34
seb128we splitted the package so people can uninstall the mozilla part :p04:34
jbailey\sh: Make sure you have gstreamer0.8-plugins installed.04:34
seb128jbailey: no thanks ;)04:34
jbailey\sh: It's in universe, and includes a bunch of pieces that you really really want.04:34
\shwell..totem plays now the sound..but not the video04:35
\shjbailey: so...by default you can't watch mpegs04:36
jbailey\sh: Sure.  But first let's figure out which problems are gstreamer, and which problems are Ubuntu packaging. =)04:37
\shjbailey: ok..with universe plugins this works...while xvid not which is normal04:38
\shtotem http://mtaylor.be/photos/albums/userpics/10002/montgallet_sav_mpeg_lq.mpg04:39
\shvery funny btw..04:40
\shand now..cleaning my flat04:40
jbaileyseb128: ^^  Should he file a bug about that?04:41
jbaileyseb128: Basically that the default gstreamer plugins don't cover everything that just installing xine does.04:42
seb128playing this video works here04:42
seb128with totem-gstreamer04:42
seb128what is the issue?04:42
jbaileyInsufficient plugins by default.04:43
seb128right, but EPATENTS04:43
jbailey*shrug* If we can have xine in main, we clearly don't have that big of a problem with it. =)04:43
seb128read ubuntu-devel list04:43
seb128slomo has a xine package without ffmpeg and patented stuff ready to upload04:44
jbaileyAh nice.04:44
jbaileyWe're solving the problem by breaking the working one. =/04:44
seb128right :/04:44
jbaileyah well.  That will at least make it consistant.04:44
slomothe correct solution would probably be to fix the goverments ;)04:44
Nafallohehe04:44
crimsunas long as users can click something in Add Applications to get it working, it should be fine04:45
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jbaileyWell, it's add the repo first at the least.04:47
ograg-a-i does that for you04:47
ograits just a matter of clicking ok04:47
pittiBenC: here?04:54
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BenCpitti: yes04:59
BenCpitti: I'm rebuilding a new kernel that ignores the return value (printk's it)04:59
pittiBenC: oh, cool04:59
pittiBenC: I just wanted to ask whether there was still hope, or whether I should start with an userspace workaround05:00
tsengBenC: libata spewing garbage all over vts, well known?05:00
BenCtseng: depends on the messages05:00
BenCis it ata_piix?05:00
tsenga bunch of status crap05:00
BenCpitti: I think there is05:01
BenCtseng: are you using the ata_piix module?05:01
maswanjbailey: well, what can I say, xmms with OSS output works. I tried making mpg321 do oss output, but that just failed toio.05:01
tsengBenC: that doesnt sound very familiar, they're dell/intel laptops05:01
jbaileymaswan: Make sure you only have one thing playing at once.  You might not have a hardware mixer.05:02
tsengalso at home, will have to look at module list later05:02
BenCtseng: ata_piix is an intel ata module05:02
tsengoh, then probably yes05:02
BenCtseng: known then05:02
maswanjbailey: Well, changing to alsa output in xmms makes it not work. Changing back to oss makes it work.05:03
jdubKamion: ping05:07
jbaileymaswan: Right, alsa might be separately broken.  But that's probably what was up with mpg321.  It might be conflicting with gnome or xmms if you still have it running.05:07
maswanjbailey: well gnome (as in preferences/sound) can't find any sound device anyway. it it shoudn't hold it open. :)05:08
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HiddenWolfseb128, Would it be possible to patch the "filetype unknown" errors of rhythmbox, totem etc to suggest installing $plugins? 05:11
HiddenWolfseb128, that'd at least make the issue clearer for new users, and help curb things like automatix and marillat.05:12
seb128HiddenWolf: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EasyCodecInstallation05:12
HiddenWolfseb128, ok, nm.05:13
dokojbailey: seb128 blatantly ignored you about the OOo bugs 05:17
jbaileydoko: 10:34 <seb128> jbailey: no thanks ;)05:17
seb128:)05:18
\shso..the worst dust is just magically gone05:18
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jsgotangcoahh the business tour email is finally out05:33
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\shoh what's wrong with this archive mirror: 82.211.81.182?05:44
\sh(points from archive.ubuntu.com) one of the RR ips05:44
mvo\sh: ask Znarl about archive.u.c problems, he will know05:47
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\shZnarl: ping what's wrong with 82.211.81.182? Looks like it doesn't answer correctly anymore or no more :)05:49
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bddebianHeya folks06:16
sivangyo bddebian ! long time06:17
bddebianAye, hows it going sivang?06:17
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Znarl\sh : This has been solved now.06:18
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pefhello06:21
bddebianHeya pef06:21
\shZnarl: cool thx :)06:21
pefhey bddebian :)06:21
\shGOD^Wbddebian :)06:22
bddebianHi \sh!!  How you been?06:23
dholbachinfinity, lamont-away: do you have any idea, why libx11 has not been considered to build yet?06:24
jbaileybddebian: Decided you *do* in fact love us again? =)06:25
seb128dholbach: maybe because buildds were down for the whole afternoon?06:25
bddebianjbailey: I have always loved you.. ;-)06:26
jdubseb128: don't bring facts into the discussion06:26
dholbachseb128: that's a clever answer06:26
bddebianjbailey: Actually I just came back to make elmo, infinity, and others lives hell again.. ;-)06:26
siretartdoes anyone know where the -transcoded fonts went?06:28
siretartfonts gtk1 look UGLY without them06:28
seb128dholbach: it has built now06:29
dholbachooh nice06:29
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seth_kbddebian, ahhh! you're back!06:40
bddebianKinda.  How have you been seth_k?06:41
seth_kgood bddebian, just finished up fall semester and am heading home today :)06:41
bddebianCool06:41
\shelmo: please sync gnotime , knemo , ksynaptics , partimage , survex , netmrg , libcapsinetwork , libicq2000 from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes, thx06:49
DizietBah, looks like I'm defeated by ffox.  I'll just fix a couple of those easy bugs and think about the complicated ones after Christmas.06:53
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dilingeroh man, that's a riot08:21
dilingerhttp://www.zwane.com/blog/?p=7608:21
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mdkeThe following packages will be REMOVED:08:33
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mdke[...]  ubuntu-desktop08:34
mdke??08:34
azeemare you trying to remove a part of ubuntu-desktop?08:35
mdkeno, just a dist-upgrade08:35
mdkeit's removing gnomemeeting, that might be it I guess08:35
jdubmdke: don't dist-upgrade unless you really know you want to08:36
mdkeit was only X stuff kept back from a normal upgrade, so i thought I might as well give it a go08:36
mdkeoh perhaps not08:37
mdke  libgl1-mesa libgl1-mesa-dri libpt-plugins-alsa libpt-plugins-v4l08:37
mdke  libpt-plugins-v4l2 libx11-6 libx11-dev08:37
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jdubso the only thing that needs libopenal0 in desktop appears to be rss-glx08:52
xhakerBenC, you there? do you know why ipw2200 in your kernels are not monitor mode'able09:11
BenCxhaker: I just build the source that I download, not sure why it would not be enabled (if in fact it should be)09:12
BenCmaybe something to do with the firmware?09:12
xhakeri was thinking that also09:12
xhakerbut the firmware is there, including the monitor mode ones09:13
xhakercould udev be "forgetting" to load then too?09:13
BenCdoes dmesg say it loaded it? and does it say it loaded the right one?09:13
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xhakerthe firmware? i don't think dmesg spits anything about firmware09:14
BenCipw2200 should say whether it loaded firmware or not09:15
xhakerit doesn't say09:15
xhakerbut it does say something i already told you before09:15
BenCah, you need debug enabled09:15
xhakerWarning: PCI driver ipw2200 has a struct device_driver shutdown method, please update!09:16
BenCthat's a warning09:16
BenCdoesn't affect operation09:16
xhakeri know, have you tryed compiling it without the struct?09:16
BenCyou can't compile it without the struct :)09:16
xhaker;)09:17
xhakeri'll enable debugging a see what it says09:17
xhakerbrb09:17
BenCit's the shutdown method that is attached to the struct09:17
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hubhi09:17
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BenCxhaker: CONFIG_IPW2200_DEBUG09:18
jbaileysivang: It does a horrid job of it.09:18
hubapparently the latest kernel make my startup hang09:18
hubon "Locating and activating hardware"09:18
xhakerBenC, shouldn't i be able to just pass debug=1 to modprobe?09:18
BenCno, because CONFIG_IPW2200_DEBUG is not set09:19
hubkernel 2.6.15-8.1009:19
hubI switched back to 2.6.12-9.2309:19
BenCthe compile time option has to be enabled for the runtime option to work09:19
sivangjbailey: ok, then I'll refrain from using it :)09:19
BenChub: check bugzilla.ubuntu.com for similar reports for the "linux" component, and if you don't see one, file a bug09:19
xhakerBenC, so it think i'll have to pass :/09:20
xhakers/it/i09:20
hubbenC I was logging in on Launchpad :-)09:20
BenCbugzilla09:20
hubok09:20
BenCI don't use launchpad yet, until they put everything over there09:20
hubBenC: no problem :-)09:20
BenCthanks09:20
sivangjbailey: I see there another hacker besides Joey now, Craig Small09:22
sivangjbailey: (in dh'd made rules)09:22
hubBenC: bug 2112709:24
hubBenC: what do you mean by "boot into recovery"?09:28
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HiddenWolfhub, select the second option in grub when booting09:37
hubHiddenWolf: I don't have grub09:37
hubbecause grub never worked on this machine09:37
hubI have Lilo09:38
HiddenWolflilo then.09:38
hubLinuxOLD is the other option09:38
hubthat is what I have booted with09:38
HiddenWolfhm.09:38
HiddenWolfkernel          /vmlinuz-2.6.12-10-k7 root=/dev/mapper/Ubuntu-root ro single09:39
HiddenWolfthat's the line for my rescue option09:39
HiddenWolfadjust for your kernel version and root location.09:39
hubboot in signle user? ok09:42
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HiddenWolfWhy is dapper still getting new Firefox 1.49-RC3 uploads? Wouldn't 1.5 be more logical?10:23
HiddenWolfDiziet, Thanks for fixing bug 17461, btw10:28
crimsun1.5RC3 _is_ 1.5.10:28
HiddenWolfcrimsun, if the package isn't called 1.5, people won't see it that way. :)10:29
crimsunprovide a patch for the cosmetics, then.10:29
NafalloAccepted firefox 1.4.99+1.5rc3.dfsg-1ubuntu610:29
Nafallo1.5rc3 is the package10:29
HiddenWolfNafallo, nothing in that name says 1.5 final. :/10:30
HiddenWolfat least, not to me.10:30
Nafallowell, it's not final. it's rc310:30
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HiddenWolfupstream is, right?10:32
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HiddenWolfbut never mind10:33
Nafallois final even out?10:34
crimsun1.5rc3 is final.10:35
Nafallohttp://www.mozilla.org/projects/firefox/ says latest is rc3, which we have.10:35
Nafallocrimsun: how silly not to name it 1.5 then? :-)10:35
HiddenWolfNafallo, http://www.mozilla.com/ does10:35
HiddenWolfcrimsun, firefox switched from .org to .com to give it corporate credibility10:36
Nafallolol, how... dumb :-P10:36
HiddenWolfNafallo, not really. You can't sell services, too much merchandise or whatever from a foundation.10:37
HiddenWolfNafallo, make the foundation own a company, and you can exploit yourself to the full extend of the law.10:37
HiddenWolfNafallo, and companies like dealing with other companies. :)10:37
NafalloHiddenWolf: huh? I was referring to mozilla.com/firefox, they've dropped /products in the url.10:38
crimsunHiddenWolf: a simple search will confirm that 1.5rc3 is 1.5.10:38
HiddenWolfcrimsun, probably best to patch the name of the package then. I won't be the last that's confused.10:39
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Tonio_hum........10:47
Tonio_found a little problem with the latest kernel....10:47
jpatrickHi Tonio_ 10:47
Tonio_tun device doesn't seem to work...10:48
Tonio_hi jpatrick  :)10:48
Tonio_sudo morprobe tun && ifconfig -a10:48
Tonio_gives me nothing10:48
Tonio_as consequence my openvpn client doesn't work anymore10:48
Tonio_was the kernel build with tun option ????10:48
Tonio_tried on 3 machines, same problem....10:49
Tonio_can someone confirm that he has the same problem ?10:50
mgalvinTonio_: you might what to ask that on #ubuntu-kernel10:50
Tonio_mgalvin: k, thanks for the link ;)10:50
mgalvinnp10:51
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lucasvojdub: is there any info about the ubuntu-on-tour, will it include Switzerland?11:20
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Treenakslucasvo: is Switzerland in Asia? :)11:20
lucasvoTreenaks: no11:21
jdublucasvo: the asian business tour won't, because switzerland has not yet annexed itself to, say, singapore. though that would be an interesting mix, and i would fully support it if you decided to do so.11:21
Treenakshttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/AsiaBusinessTour11:21
lucasvohttps://wiki.edubuntu.com/UbuntuWorldTour?highlight=%28ubuntu%29%7C%28on%29%7C%28tour%29 < lol produces internal server error11:21
Seveasjdub, lol :)11:22
lucasvojdub: and the swiss buisness tour :D ?11:22
TreenaksSwissness tour :)11:22
lucasvoBy "Importance" or specific criteria - For example, Top Ten Cities by population: Tokyo, Mexico City, Sao Paolo, Mumbai, New York, Shanghai, Los Angeles, Lagos, Calcutta, and Buenos Aires. < definately not CH11:23
jdublucasvo: i am coming to belgium soonish11:23
lucasvoBy LoCo Involvement -Visit strong LoCo communities or perhaps places with low LoCo turnout. < not yet11:23
Treenaksjdub: FOSDEM?11:23
jdublucasvo: oh, the world tour is something a bit different11:23
jdubTreenaks: YES11:23
lucasvojdub: it is not that far from CH11:23
jdubmy first fosdem11:23
jdublucasvo: yes! so you should come to fosdem :)11:24
lucasvojdub: hm, what's the difference?11:24
Treenakshmm.. 11:24
jdublucasvo: the world tour was an idea for something slightly bigger, but we're splitting it up between regions and topics of interest now11:24
lucasvojdub: a) I have school b) I don't know how to drive a car c) my parents wouldn't allow it11:24
Treenakslucasvo: Brussels is a major train hub; Planes work too;11:24
lucasvo$$$11:24
jdublucasvo: hrm. same position as me. except swap parents for wife.11:25
lucasvowhat about 22c3?11:25
jduband s/school/work/11:25
jdublucasvo: so i will probably do some other things while i'm over there, and that could include switzerland - look out for another tour announcement, i might do another call for petitions :)11:26
lucasvoWhat will people do at the Conference? Classes on how to do important types of advocacy including: Lobbying governments;11:26
lucasvo*lol*11:26
lucasvojdub: you could hold a talk at lugs11:26
\shjdub: you're coming to FOSDEM? well I hope I can make it :)11:26
jdub\sh: and linuxtag11:27
jdublucasvo: that's what the petition is for ;-)11:27
lucasvojdub: where is linuxtag?11:27
lucasvoKarlsruhe?11:27
\shjdub: well...actually I have to check if I have the time for coming to fosdem..eventually together with ogra :)11:27
dholbachWiesbaden, I think11:27
\shwiesbaden...new locations11:27
lucasvoah, ok11:27
mvooh, wiesbaden? nice11:27
dholbachgood night everybody11:27
mvohave fun dholbach 11:28
lucasvowiesbaden, it is quite near to CH isn't it? :D11:28
dholbachmerci11:28
lucasvogood night dholbach... 11:28
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\shlucasvo: na...it's next to frankfurt/main11:28
lucasvo\sh: hm :(11:29
\shlucasvo: from basel I think 2-3 hours drive11:29
lucasvook11:29
lucasvoso 4h from zurich11:29
Seveasjdubuntu @ fosdem?11:34
Seveascool :)11:34
\shSeveas: Project "Dutch Weed for Jdubuntu in Beligium"? ;-)11:35
Seveasrofl11:36
SeveasI could arrange that :)11:36
Seveasit'll just remind him of the huge buttplug :p11:36
\shSeveas: I mean jdubs "orange dress at ubz" was a message to the netherlands :)11:36
Seveashehe11:37
\sh"This is Jdub Of Ubuntu, resistance is futile..we will assimilate you" (sorry jdub)11:37
jdubs/assimilate/inhale/11:38
Seveashmm, that calls for a little gimp sideproject11:38
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\sh"dum dum de dum *ubuntu* de dum dum dum *ubuntu*"11:41
SimiraI'm alive again!!!11:41
Simirahumtidum.. my desktop still blipping... 11:41
Simirahas anyone got any idea why my new arctic cooling freezer 64 makes my mainbord go "bipp" at random times?11:42
\sh"artic cooling freezer 64"?11:43
Simira\sh : cpu cooler for amd 6411:43
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Simiraor freezer :p or something. Really good anyway, except from that noise.11:43
\shSimira: hmmm..It can't be so loud as mine cheap one 11:45
\shbut only god knows why my body temperature is increasing again....the whole day it was ok...and now...11:46
azeemyou're heating up for Friday night!11:47
\shazeem: there is a difference between "why I'm getting hotter" and "my body temperature is increasing"11:48
jdubguys11:48
\shgoing to bed...11:48
tsengbadgers11:48
jdubi'm putting together a list of powertools11:48
Simira\sh : it's pretty low, it's just making a short "beep" from time to time. Like indicating a hw-error, which I can't find. 11:48
jdubto revive the gnome powertools release suite11:48
jdubwhich i'm going to re-kickstart11:48
tsengim a powertool11:48
jdubhere's what i started with:11:48
jdub * brightside11:48
jdub * deskbar11:48
jdub * devilspie11:48
jdub * gnome-launch-box11:48
jdub * nautilus-actions11:48
jdub11:48
jdubany suggestions for additions?11:49
jdubi'm thinking maybe tomboy11:49
tseng * openbox11:49
jdubtseng: penis11:49
Seveastomboy++11:49
\shjdub: powertools in what meaning?11:49
tsengjdub: hm, resapplet?11:49
jdub\sh: like, rad utilities that crank up the gnome experience for geeks11:49
jdubtseng: hmm...11:49
Seveasjdub revelation (which has a funky applet now too)11:49
jdubtseng: bit boring. i haven't included netspeed for the same reason.11:49
jdubtseng: if the authors propose them, i might11:49
azeemjdub: deskbar-applet11:49
jdubSeveas: was ist das?11:49
jdubazeem: that's deskbar11:49
tsenghe said deskbar11:50
Seveaspassword manager11:50
tseng(which is totally elite)11:50
azeemjdub: d'oh :)11:50
jdubSeveas: oh, the not g-k-m thingy?11:50
Seveasno11:50
\shjdub: oh yes..."comical" a cbz/cbt reader so I can read my fav. marvel comics while I'm compiling11:50
\shbut I have to package it first 11:50
jdubSeveas: hmm11:50
jdubSeveas: i think that's more of an app than a powertool11:50
azeem\sh: can you only read them whil compiling?11:51
azeem:)11:51
jdub\sh: more of an app than a powertool11:51
jdub\sh: looks rad though11:51
jdubpowertools are kind of like extensions11:52
jdubstrap-on missile-launchers11:52
jdubstuff like that11:52
jdubbatbelt stuff11:52
jdubmicrocrack!11:53
\shwell..i'm only using tomboy vi and a terminal...and pbuilder...even with gnome or kde...which makes me not your customer but I'm thinking11:54
Seveasan apple dashboard like thingie would be nice11:54
Seveaswhich would be relatively easy to implement as an extension to gdesklets I guess11:55
tsengSeveas: ergh11:55
Seveastseng, dashboard is coo11:56
Seveasl11:56
tsenggdesklets are not11:56
Seveastrue11:56
mdkewidely used tho11:56
thierryhow can I take my gpg key, and get it in my chroot ?11:57
Seveascp ~/.gnupg /path/to/chroot11:57
jdubthierry: cp -r ~/.gnupg /wherever/you/want/it11:57
Seveasjdub, sshfs is a nice powertoof11:58
Seveastool even11:58
Seveasi'm writing a similar thing for gnome-vfs11:58
azeemisn't there one already?11:58
mdkewhat does it do?11:58
Seveasyeah, buggy as hell....11:59
azeemsomebody should write an interface between FUSE modules and gnome-vfs11:59
Seveasmdke, imagine: mount ssh://server/path /remote/server11:59
Seveasazeem, that's what I'm doing11:59
azeemgeneric?11:59
azeemcool11:59
mdkeSeveas, does that help?11:59
Seveasmdke, sometimes12:00
mdkeoh remote/server12:00
SeveasI use it a lot olready12:00
mdkei was gonna say I use nautilus for ssh transfers12:00
Seveasyeah, but not all apps speak gnome-vfs12:00
Seveaswith this you truly mount them12:00
mdkeaha12:00
Seveasmount computer:/// /somewhere even works12:01
Seveasit is of NO use whatsoever, but it works :)12:01
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