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netdurevery open source project can be installed via "configure & make & make install" so shouldn't be there some sort of auto-builder server to track and build them every release?12:08
azeemnetdur: not every12:09
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mjg59netdur: That provides no mechanism for generating dependency information, taking into account differences in userspace interface, that sort of thing12:10
ograRiddell, could i ask for a last favor ?12:11
netdurI feel hurt :'( by this problem12:13
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lucasdoes sbody know who is in charge of popcon.u.c ? it has been broken for half a year12:23
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Burgundavialucas, see the recent thead on -devel12:24
lucasI'm the one who started it12:24
lucasbut I didn't receive any answer like 'it's my fault'12:25
lucasmdz said it was useless since most people install the standard set of packages, but somebody mentionned that it was useful for universe. thread stopped basically here.12:25
psusianyone know the difference between /etc/mkinitramfs/* and /usr/share/initramfs-tools/*?12:35
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glicki guess the latet update hosed the automounting facilities in ubuntu12:53
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glickalot of people are havin the problems i am in the forums12:54
psusiisn't there somewhere you can download a nightly build of the dapper install cd?12:56
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floampsusi: yes12:58
floampsusi: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/12:59
floampsusi: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live for the livecd12:59
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glickhow useable is dapper?01:01
desrtit is.01:03
teroedniGlick:Perfect01:03
HiddenWolfglick: not advisable if you want a system that you can count on.01:03
glickheh apparently i cant count much on breezy either01:03
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teroedniglick:There have been no breaks yet on dapper but after what i get there will be some soon01:05
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psusiI thought there was no longer a seperate livecd?01:06
psusidapper has had some minor breakage for me once or twice01:07
psusinothing I couldn't fix01:07
HiddenWolfpsusi: livecd will allow to install, there'll still be a seperate install cd.01:09
teroedniHiddenwolf:Can the latest livecd install?01:11
HiddenWolfteroedni: no idea.01:11
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desrt_well.  that hasn't happened in a while01:12
desrt_hard lockup.01:12
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desrtwonderful.  reproduceable.01:16
desrtcan anyone advise me of a way to get the last words of the kernel just before it pukes?01:17
glickwell at least i can listen to my music on my externel drive untill the mounting problem is fixed :/01:17
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HiddenWolfdesrt: kernel log?01:24
teroedniglick:Whats your problem01:25
desrtHiddenWolf; ya01:25
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desrthttp://desrt.mcmaster.ca/random/000_1392.jpeg01:27
desrtit's a pretty fun crash01:27
desrtlooks like something is totally nuking all my memory (including video framebuffer)01:27
HiddenWolfdesrt: sweet. :)01:29
psusiHiddenWolf, I see... so you can install from livecd, but setup is install only?  will the setup cd go away when dapper goes stable?01:30
glickteroedni: basically when i plug in my firewire drive i get mount errors about the device not existing in fstab or mtab, It creates the folder on the icon and mounts it however i cant write to the devices only read from them01:31
glickit creats the icon on the desktop01:31
glickand i get error messages but it mounts i just cant write to any of em01:31
glickit all worked perfectly before01:31
teroednino permission?01:33
glickteroedni: yeah permission is for root only01:33
HiddenWolfpsusi: install cd will not go away01:34
glickbut when i plug it in i always get those error messages first01:34
HiddenWolfpsusi: servers, OEM installs, installfests, etc.01:34
teroedniso if you do gksudo and goes to the firewire you cant write?01:34
teroednigksudo nautilus01:34
glickteroedni: i havent tried that when i look at the permissions of the mounted device it says the owner is root with permission 74401:35
teroednibest is 777;)01:35
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teroedni744 have no writing permission01:36
glickright01:36
j^why is it that konquerer always graps /etc/alternatives/x-www-browser over firefox?01:36
teroednii have never did this on device01:37
womblej^: Higher default priority in alternatives, I guess.01:37
wombleJust update-alternatives it away01:37
glicki tihnk an update screwed up udev or pmount01:37
teroednisudo chmod 777  device i guess would fix it01:37
j^womble each time a new version is installed?01:38
j^it gets anoying, thats all01:38
wombleIs this after you've run update-alternatives and selected firefox?01:38
j^no, each time a new version of konq is installes01:38
j^d01:38
j^i can fix it by running update-alternatives01:38
womblekonqueror should not be overriding a local admin choice for x-www-browser, even on upgrade01:40
j^it just did again...01:40
glickits really cool how in amorak when you press stop the music fades to black01:41
desrtoh wow.  bugzilla is dead.01:44
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psusithe bit torrent download for the nightly builds is also broken01:46
psusirejected by tracker - requested download is not authorized for use with this tracker01:47
HiddenWolfdesrt: migration to launchpad has happened01:48
HiddenWolfdesrt: see -deve-announce mail archives01:48
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desrtwhat product name do we use for filing kernel bugs?01:49
HiddenWolfdesrt: linux I think.01:49
psusilinux01:49
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desrtdoes not seem to be a valid product01:50
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j^desrt make sure you file the bug inside the ubuntu distribution https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bugs01:52
Chipzzugh01:54
Chipzzapparently firefox lost its toolbar icons01:55
Chipzzknown issue?01:55
teroedniby the way:I have a small bug:Nothing seriously:But my dapper on a amd 64 bit machine(64 bit dapper)01:58
teroednihave 10 virtual floppy disk 01:58
teroedniis that a know issue?01:58
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desrt"linux" is not a valid source package name02:01
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hyperactivecrondis the gui installer in daily iso's yet/02:02
desrtnor linux-image or any of the more qualified version names (linux-image-2.6.15-11-686, whatever)02:02
HiddenWolfdesrt: ask in #launchpad?02:03
j^desrt its the name of the source package, linux-source-2.6.1502:04
desrtah.  wonderful.02:04
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Mezdesrt: couldnt you have apt-cache show package | grep source 02:11
Mez?02:11
desrtlaunchpad certainly doesn't explain this02:12
desrtbut  thanks for the info :)02:13
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floamwhat happened to the little notifier thing in dapper? it's like blue now and has jaggy edges02:41
tsenglibnotify was redone in the infinite wisdom of J502:42
tsengthe man who brought you D-Bus API Madness, Volume 1502:43
tsengi mean... "It looks pretty"02:43
floamit does?02:43
tsengnot really.02:43
floamheh02:43
floamI thought it looked a lot better when it wasn't blurry and round02:43
Robot101hurrah02:43
floamtseng: is there any discussion about this on a mailinglist or wiki or something that you know of?02:44
tsengeh the last time it was on my radar was planet gnome months ago02:45
tsengwhen redhat dudes told chip his implemenation wasnt good because he didnt consult them, and it was due for a rewrite02:45
tsengbehold, jagged blue lines02:45
floamI was really hoping that was just a proof of concept for themeing it or something, but it hasn't changed in a few versions so I'm getting worried ;)02:46
Robot101tseng: J5 did discuss the changes in detail with chip, who is still working on it too...?02:47
Robot101sorry to impede on the trolling and all :P02:48
psusiis the firefox download window ever going to get fixed in dapper? ;_02:48
tsengpsusi: it was fixed for me some weeks ago02:49
psusireally?  hrm.... wasn't for me...02:49
psusiI'm amd64 though, wonder if that has something to do with it?02:49
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psusior maybe I need to recreate my user profile or something?02:49
tsengRobot101: yeah suppose things could be happy and shiny behind the scenes now, its a downgrade on the end-user side02:49
Robot101write a new theme or something02:50
tsengRobot101: and my rh troll is unstoppable!02:50
Robot101you can now I think :P02:50
Robot101then I can troll about how ubuntu didn't design it with enough naked people, so you had to rewrite it...02:50
Robot101:)02:50
tsengI am in favor of more nakedness02:51
tsenglet the flames begin.02:51
floamtotem really needs a default movie to play the first time it's opened..02:52
tsengRobot101: hah, what goes around comes around.. a mono troll on u-d02:53
tsengfloam: does it?02:55
floamtseng: probably not02:55
floamit was in reply to <tseng> I am in favor of more nakedness02:55
tsengah!!02:56
Robot101lol02:56
tsengmy pic would be jono inpersonating jeff02:59
tseng+k02:59
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psusianyone know the difference between /etc/mkinitramfs/scripts and /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts?03:05
tsengi believe the first is a leftover03:07
tsengbut you would want to have someone like infinity or mjg59 confirm that03:07
mptfloam, upstream totem may need that, but in Ubuntu afaik it should be quite difficult to open totem unless you're opening a specific movie03:08
floammpt: I was joking :)03:08
floamtotem being hard to get to on it's own seems like not a great thing though, since it has a sidebar with a playlist03:09
floamno easy way just to start it without a movie and see that.03:09
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tsengfloam: how about if i put in a dvd, it autoplays03:10
tsengi close it, because i am not ready to play it03:10
tseng..then what?03:10
tsengobviously i know several ways to get totem back03:10
tsengpretend i was dumb03:11
floamtseng: then you have to take the cd out and put it in again03:11
floamand that might take the average joe an hour03:11
tsengyeah its locked03:11
floamyou cry03:11
tsenglike a baby03:11
floamI guess if people wanted to keep totem inaccessible they could say nautilus should have something on the right click menu of devices for that03:12
floambut I think something like totem you'd want at least a bit handy03:12
floamit's not a minor utility03:12
tsengits a good thing i have a menu item for Avahi Discovery, though03:13
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tsengds: Zombies arent humans03:18
tsengds: you missed the theme03:18
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Tm_Togra_ibook: hey, now I ask something stupid but answer if you can. is it legal/right to sell ubuntu discs?03:20
ograif people pay for it ... 03:21
tsengTm_T: i would argue that its not "right" to sell them above cost of the media and production03:21
tsengTm_T: but its entirely legal03:21
Tm_Taye03:21
Tm_Tjust annoying03:21
tsengunless someone changed the contents in a way that violates the gpl and other applicable licenses03:21
Tm_Thope noone buys :p03:22
tsengselling the cd as-is is no trouble03:22
Tm_Ttseng: no, some people order shipit cd:s and sell them03:22
Tm_TI understand IF those tell the way to get it free03:23
Tm_Tbut they don't03:23
tsengthat is definately against the spirit of shipit03:23
Tm_Taye03:23
Tm_Tbut as long as it's legal there's not much to do03:24
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ograBenC, my laptop suddenly has only eth0 and eth2 (instead of eth1) 03:26
ograeth2 is the airport extreme ...03:26
floamhaha cool03:26
floamI can make xchat-gnome crash real easy. type /, hit tab a couple times03:27
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floamI've long been an irssi holdout, but I decided to give this a go03:28
floamit has spell checking so I can look a bit smarter03:29
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desrtwhere do i file a bug that 'sg' module isn't loading when i connect my cd drive?03:36
desrtmodutils? kernel? udev?03:36
ogra_ibooksounds like udev03:36
desrtthx.03:36
psusihow can I add a package to the livecd?03:52
jdubdoko: eclipse not installable due to eventual depends on mozilla-browser/libnspr4 (not the ffox version) - known?03:52
psusiI can't just append another .iso can I?03:52
jdubpsusi: you can do it when running the livecd itself, or if you want it permanently there, unpack the livecd image and install it (see livecd page on the wiki)03:53
psusiproblem is I need the package for the cd to be able to access my hard disk, which is where the package lives ;)03:54
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psusiand the instructions on the wiki do not apply for dapper since it isn't using cloop anymore03:56
psusiI was really just hoping to be able to add the file to the disk but nautilus won't do that... I guess the .iso is closed?  so can't add a new session03:57
BenCogra: not sure, mine did the same...has something to do with bcm43xx getting a module device table03:57
BenCogra: if I blacklist sungem, I get just eth0 from bcm43xx03:57
ograthe intresting part is that this is not the frist reboot after the upgrade03:58
ograit just happened out of the blue ...03:58
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mjg59ogra: Network device loading order is currently non-deterministic04:01
mjg59Use ifrename04:01
mjg59(for now)04:01
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ogramjg59, since i have to start it manually anyway i dont really care about ifrename ... my order has a gap, thats the part that made me courious04:03
mjg59BenC: So it's stable for you now?04:04
BenCmjg59: very04:04
BenCstill at 11M, but pretty solid04:05
BenCI think it will be ready for dapper release if we can just get firmware for it (and I'm in contact with someone about that)04:05
mjg59Cool04:06
BenCogra: I use this if interfaces to bring up the bcm43xx auto:04:09
BenChttp://librarian.launchpad.net/1517987/000_1392.jpeg04:09
BenCoops04:09
BenC        pre-up iwconfig eth0 rate 11M04:09
BenC        pre-up ifconfig eth0 up04:09
BenC        pre-up sleep 204:09
BenC        pre-up iwconfig eth0 rate 11M04:09
BenC        wireless-rate 11M04:09
BenCplus essid and key, and it comes up automatically04:09
mjg59BenC: If 54 isn't working by Dapper, we should just nail it to 1104:10
BenCmjg59: yeah, I did hear they were working on that, and hoping it would be fixed very soon04:11
BenCit doesn't affect all bcm43xx chips04:11
mjg59Right04:12
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jdubis there already a tool that figures out if/which packages are uninstallable, or is that not possible?04:14
mjg59I thought we had one of those at one point?04:16
infinityjdub: Define uninstallable.  "broken dependencies" is handled by britney.04:16
infinityjdub: Crazy "install / remove / upgrade / etc" testing can be done with "piuparts", which is pretty neat.04:16
jduboh right04:16
jdubyeah, britney-style04:16
jdubi'd love graphs of main+universe installability over time04:17
jdubwith rss feed04:17
jdubthat'd be sweet04:17
infinityYou're free to make some. ;)04:17
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infinitybritney is run on every cron.daily, and ouput sent to p.u.c/~cjwatson/testing/04:18
infinityBut it's not (currently) run for universe terribly often, cause a britney run on universe takes longer than the cron.daily window.04:18
infinityOf course, this'll all get upended and reinvented when we switch to LP, I suspect.04:19
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infinityWith reporting bugs, you mean?04:20
jdubinfinity: i'll talk to colin about it04:20
infinity(And managing them)04:20
HiddenWolfinfinity: yeah04:20
infinityjdub: That would be best, yes.04:20
infinityHiddenWolf: Yeah, with any luck, a constant stream of scary user feedback will help Malone improve rapidly.04:20
HiddenWolf"hey, bugzilla is broken" - "help, where do I file bugs now?" - "whoops, I filed a bug upstream when it should be in ubuntu" - "whoops, I filed a bug upstream, but it should be in ubuntu, for another package"04:21
infinityI think that was probably the major impetus for the switch.  "Well, it's not getting much better with a handful of regular users, so I guess we should inflict the bugs/design on everyone and get more input."04:21
HiddenWolfwith "help, i'm lost" and "what do I file a bug on" being the top questions.04:22
psusiinfinity, hey... what's the difference between /etc/mkinitramfs/scripts and /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts?04:23
HiddenWolfinfinity: I'll be convinced when launchpad gains an interface as simple as the gnome bugzilla.04:23
infinitypsusi: Debian policy should make that one pretty clear (as well as general UNIX and FHS policy)04:23
infinitypsusi: /usr/share is stuff from packages that we're free to overwrite whenever we like.04:23
infinitypsusi: /etc is for either a) packages that need conffile-handling for their scripts (cause they are user-customisable) or b) users writing local scripts.04:24
psusi?  why are the scripts in both places?  and where should I put mine?  in /usr/share?04:24
infinitypsusi: 9 times out of 10, scripts from a package should be in /usr/share04:24
infinitypsusi: Stuff you're writing locally should be in /etc04:24
psusiok... thought so... but you can also modify the ones in /etc right?  so what gives?  /usr/share gets copied there when you mkinitramfs or something?04:25
infinitypsusi: They both get copied.  But this is about how the packaging system will deal with stuff.04:25
infinitypsusi: If you modify something in /usr/share, the next time that package is updated, dpkg will blindly (and correctly) overwrite your changes.04:26
psusiok... so you can put scripts in /etc and it will work, but you SHOULD put them in /usr/share, yes?04:26
infinitypsusi: If it's in /etc, it gets special treatment.04:26
psusiI see...04:26
infinitypsusi: Note that, by default, there are no scripts in /etc/mkinitramfs, just placeholder directories.04:26
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psusiahh, ok... it is starting to make sense now04:27
infinitypsusi: I'm assuming somewhere along the line, someone may decide to package a script there, but I can't think of a case where it would really be necessary (since a script in /usr/share and a config file in /etc is more elegant)04:27
psusiso for the dmraid package, it should go in /usr/share, but for my howto wiki, it should tell users to put it in /etc?04:27
infinitypsusi: Well, if you're adding the scripts to the dmraid package, why not just request a backport, and reference that in the wiki?04:29
infinitypsusi: Rather than having users fiddle low-level with copying random files to random places.04:29
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psusihrm.. oh... for some reason I was thinking that the initramfs stuff was not compatible with breezy, but I guess it was...04:29
psusiI had users fiddling with it because that's all I knew initially ;)04:30
psusionce I get the package uploaded for dapper, I'll ask that it be backported and fix the wiki04:30
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psusiwell.... had to patch xorg.conf on the nightly livecd to get it to not lock up... but it's working now... though xchat looks different... where's the new copy to install option?05:39
ogracopy to install ?#05:40
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psusiyea... the new way to install from the livecd where it just copies the live filesystem to your hard drive05:40
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psusiI was going to test that out, but can't find it05:41
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poningruguys I had a question why are we still putting cli answers in documentation?05:42
poningruwe should be able to give all gui answers05:42
ograponingru, thats rather a question for #ubuntu-doc :)05:42
poningrusorry05:43
poningruwrong channel05:43
poningruI thought this was it05:43
ograthe last part starts with d, so you were already near :)05:44
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psusiso... where's that new ubuntu express copy install thing on the nightly livecd? ;)05:45
ograi havent seen any upload yet05:46
HiddenWolfpsusi: it's not, it's half-finished and not uploaded05:48
psusiHiddenWolf: ohh, I was wondering why ubuntu-express wasn't installed and doesn't actually contain any files when I just installed it... I could have sworn someone ( you? ) said eariler that was working05:50
poningruand dont they have a new name for it now?05:50
psusidarn.. and I was all excited about testing it in combination with dmraid05:51
HiddenWolfpsusi: I never said it worked now. I said it would work.05:52
HiddenWolfponingru: I believe it's espresso05:52
HiddenWolfpsusi: kamion is developing it.05:53
psusiso... he need a beta tester? ;)05:53
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HiddenWolfI have no clue.05:54
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sabdfldoko: firefox has gone hugely flaky on me06:38
sabdflam I the only one or do you have other bug reports?06:38
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danielsi thought iwj maintained firefox?06:41
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sabdflgood point06:45
sabdflthanks daniels06:45
danielsi live to give06:46
danielswhat the hell are you doing up at this hour, anyway?06:46
sabdfldaniels: timeshifting, i start the asia tour tomorrow06:46
danielsoh, fun06:46
desrtdaniels; question for you.  is there any chance of getting the grab-breaking stuff into dapper's xorg?06:47
desrtalt+ctrl+kp/ and *06:47
danielsdesrt: it's already there?06:47
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danielsyou just need the right config stanza06:47
desrtah.  off by default.06:48
daniels    key <KPDV> {06:48
daniels        type="CTRL+ALT",06:48
daniels        symbols[Group1] = [ KP_Divide,   XF86_Ungrab ] 06:48
daniels    };06:48
lifelessgrab-breaking ?06:48
desrtlifeless; if an app holds a grab and crashes then you lose control of the xserver06:48
desrtlifeless; this cancels the grab06:48
danielslifeless: ctrl-alt-keypad/ closes all currently open keyboard/mouse grabs06:48
danielsctrl-alt-keypad* kills all clients with a currently open keyboard/mouse grab06:48
desrtdaniels; where does that go?06:48
danielsdesrt: it's already in the XKB files06:49
danielsdesrt: Option "AllowClosedownGrabs" or something, ServerFlags section.  should be in man xorg.conf.06:49
desrtperfect.  thanks06:49
lifelessdesrt: evolution does that to me all the time without crashing, just naffed06:49
lifelessdaniels: sweet tool06:50
danielsyeah06:50
danielshell useful06:50
desrtworks like a charm.06:52
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desrthahah06:52
desrtctrl+alt+kp* = kill gnome-screensaver06:52
danielssomething about screensavers, yeah06:52
danielscorrect06:52
danielsyour screensaver is useless when your grab disappears06:52
desrtin any case, my screensaver serves as a protection against my little sisters06:53
desrti doubt they'll think to type that in06:53
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poningruwhats kp?07:00
mjg59Keypad07:01
poningruoh07:01
mjg59Ooh, IBM are giving away Macs for the LCA hackfest07:02
sabdfldaniels: any reason our xserver packages are version 6.8.2 and not 7.0?07:03
danielssabdfl: waiting for flight 3 so I can break things and then stealthily flee ;)07:03
sabdflthe ultimate kthxbye07:04
danielssabdfl: xserver-xorg is just a metapackage (as xorg-common and xserver-common), but yeah07:04
danielsi have loads of local changes07:04
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mjg59sabdfl: Are you going to be at all of LCA, or just for your speaking gig?07:05
sabdflmjg59: i'm there for most of it, headed to canberra on sunday07:05
mjg59(And why is there no bloody Inprocomm driver for Linux? It's the last real chipset we're missing)07:06
mjg59sabdfl: Cool07:06
Lathiatmjg59: you coming?07:07
Lathiati'm speaking to the debian miniconf about MOTUish stuff07:07
mjg59Lathiat: I'm speaking, yeah07:08
Lathiatmjg59: oh, tahts right07:08
LathiatACPI talk 07:08
mjg59Haven't we already had this conversation? :)07:08
Lathiatprobably :)07:08
mjg59Inprocomm's DNS is fucked07:12
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pittigood morning07:39
infinityMorning, pitti.07:40
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dholbachGOOD MORNING!07:41
irvinsabdfl, 07:42
sabdflhey dholbach07:42
irvingood morning07:42
sabdflirvin07:42
dholbachhellas sabdfl! :)07:42
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zakamehi all07:43
dholbachhey zakame!07:43
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sabdflinfinity: apache2 seems to have trouble with the new /var/run07:47
sabdfl[Mon Jan 16 06:46:20 2006]  [error]  cgid daemon process died, restarting07:47
sabdfl[Mon Jan 16 06:46:20 2006]  [error]  (2)No such file or directory: Couldn't bind unix domain socket /var/run/apache2/cgisock07:47
pittihi sabdfl07:47
sabdflwash, rince and repeat07:47
sabdflhey pitti07:47
pittiah, usual problem, similar to cups07:47
zakameheya dholbach, pitti, sabdfl :)07:48
Burgundaviapitti, are you headed to the osdl printing conference?07:48
infinitysabdfl: Yup.  Needs to be fixed in my init script, it's in the next upload already.07:48
pittiBurgundavia: we did not talk about this yet07:48
Burgundaviaah07:48
Burgundaviathe dev sprint is next week, no?07:49
pittiin two weeks07:49
Lathiathrm, that could potentially break avahi too07:49
Lathiati think it relies on /var/run/avahi-daemon/ existing07:49
sabdflinfinity: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/apache2/+bug/2851007:49
UbugtuMalone bug 28510: "/var/run/apache2 does not exist" Fix req. for: apache2 (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: Nobody, Status: Unconfirmed07:49
infinitysabdfl: I think there was already a bug, but the more the merrier. :)07:50
sabdflthat's it. i'll set to you, and pendingupload07:50
pittibah, this xchat-gnome is annoying, brb07:50
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dholbachmorning JaneW07:51
Burgundaviasabdfl, ogra is waiting on some space images from you for the default screensaver image07:51
Am|NickTaken*groan*07:51
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mjg59No porn?07:51
JaneWhi dholbach 07:51
dholbachpitti: what do you find annoying about it?07:51
Burgundaviamjg59, might be fun07:51
Am|NickTakenfirefox 1.5.0.1 is going to include lots of extras besides security fixes07:52
Am|NickTakenit's worse than 1.0.x07:52
pittidholbach: I don't see the channels on the bottom of screen and I can't split windows07:52
BurgundaviaAm|NickTaken, has mozilla still not figured out security patches?07:52
AmaranthBurgundavia: I guess not...07:52
BurgundaviaAmaranth, they are also ending security support for 1.0.x in about april07:52
dholbachpitti: i got used to the channels on the left side and using {ctrl,alt}-{up,down} already07:52
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pittidholbach: but I never see when I got a message and such07:53
pittidholbach: well, I'd need to get used to a new window layout for working, that is07:54
AmaranthBurgundavia: that's not good...07:54
dholbachpitti: i use the notification plugin07:54
BurgundaviaAmaranth, pitti actually swore when he heard that news07:55
dholbachpitti: (or however it's called) :)07:55
Burgundaviadholbach, why is notification on by default?07:55
dholbachBurgundavia: is it?07:55
Burgundaviadholbach, nope07:55
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dholbachBurgundavia: what is your question? you think it should be?07:56
bytee_hello folk. who is responsible for the mysql packages in Ubuntu ?07:56
Burgundaviadholbach, I think it should be installed by default. Gaim does notification by defualt07:57
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dholbachBurgundavia: i had a quick look, seems like it's not something we can 'just' change by default, this would involved some upstream hackery07:58
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Burgundaviadholbach, what about shipping ross burtons python plugin?07:59
Burgundaviadholbach, http://www.burtonini.com/blog/2005/Apr/0507:59
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dholbachBurgundavia: that's for xchat, not xchat-gnome07:59
dholbachBurgundavia: and it's packaged already07:59
Burgundaviadholbach, same backend, should just work (I have not tested it)08:00
dholbachBurgundavia: and xchat-gnome does have different plugins (some notifications as well)08:00
Burgundaviaah08:00
dholbachsf.net's bug tracker is teh suck08:03
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Burgundaviadholbach, apparently they are working on it08:03
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dholbachthe sourceforge guys on their bug tracker or the gnome-xchat guys turning some plugins on by default?08:04
Burgundaviadholbach, the former. I am talking to the x-g guys about the latter08:04
dholbachNice.08:04
dholbach(the sf.net bug tracker just closed my bug, because I didn't report back in 14 days. While I like the feature, i *did* report back in 14 days. :-))08:05
Tm_Thaha08:05
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zakameheya pef08:08
pefhello zakame :)08:09
Chipzzugh08:11
Chipzz!gnome-utils-- ;P08:12
Chipzzgnome-utils en gnome-system-tools are both b0rked, shipping files in /var/lib/scrollkeeper08:12
Tm_T=)08:12
dholbachChipzz: I'll look into it later.08:13
Chipzzwhich is not a problem if either does so, but it explodes when both do08:13
dholbachI'm aware of that. Today is just a bit busy, because the tarballs for GNOME 2.13.5 are rolling08:14
UbugtuError: Error getting Gnome bug #2: NotFound08:14
Chipzzdholbach: I'm not trying to pressure you into anything ;)08:14
mjg59If we're going to have a bot, can we have a non-stupid bot?08:14
Chipzzjust whining a bit ;)08:14
dholbachChipzz: That's what I thought. ;-p08:15
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Chipzzbut.. just a stupid idea... couldn't we build a check for that in dh_scrollkeeper, which gives a warning when there are files in /var/lib/scrollkeeper?08:16
dholbachChipzz: i suppose both packages are bugged08:17
dholbachand stuff shouldn't be there at all08:17
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Chipzzwhat I was proposing catching these kind of bugs at build time08:17
Chipzz+was somewhere08:18
infinityNot much point in having debhelper throw warnings.08:18
infinityHowever, if it's true and correct that any package that invokes "dh_scrollkeeper" also shouldn't have files in /var/lib/sk, then you could just make dh_scrollkeeper delete /var/lib/sk in the target package.08:19
Chipzzinfinity: (I think) it throws warnings anyway?08:19
Chipzzinfinity: shouldn't that be fixed by giving the right options to make, instead of deleting those files?08:19
infinityProbably, but if the upstream makefile's buggered, would you rather fix it, or just remove cruft?08:20
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Chipzzmaybe I should rephrase: check for presence, if there delete those files and throw warning about it?08:20
infinityI'm not a desktop guy, I'll let dholbach and seb128 care. :)08:20
Chipzzinfinity: I suppose it's the same kinda stuff as with gconf, where you have to append an option to make install to disable the schema install stuff08:21
Chipzzanyway, enough whining ;)08:23
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mdkeinfinity, a new week, a new round of nudging08:39
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sivangmorning all08:55
desrtda08:56
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sivanghey desrt , what's cracking?08:56
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desrtwasting time08:56
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Burgundaviadholbach, https://launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+bug/2866509:03
UbugtuMalone bug 28665: "Bugs from reportbug need to addressed" Fix req. for: launchpad (upstream), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: Nobody, Status: Unconfirmed09:03
dholbachBurgundavia: hm?09:03
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Burgundaviadholbach, reportbugs is currently dropping on ubuntu-users but there is currently on simple fix. This is a bug to address whether or not lp is going to accept those bugs09:04
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dholbachBurgundavia: I agree, that it'd be nice to have it fixed, but I daresay, that I'm not going to be part of the solution.09:05
dholbachBurgundavia: Why did you think of me? :)09:05
Burgundaviadholbach, are you not the bug master?09:05
Burgundaviadholbach, the other solution is to remove reportbugs from ubuntu09:05
siretartBurgundavia: thats not that easy09:06
Burgundaviasiretart, which isn't? removing reportbugs?09:06
siretartBurgundavia: currently, the malone email interface REQUIRES a valid gpg signature09:06
siretartto file new bugs09:06
Burgundaviasiretart, yes, jamesh explained that09:06
Burgundaviahence why this wasn't resolved easily and needs an lp bug for it09:06
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pittiogra: gobby & co approved, please seed09:20
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pittibah, am I the only one whose firefox segfaults?09:23
lifelessno09:23
lifelesssabdfls does09:23
Burgundaviapitti, might be your plugins/extensions09:23
pittiBurgundavia: I didn't change them since ages ago (not that I would have many)09:28
pitti$ dchroot -c breezy firefox *grumpf*09:28
pittialso happens with a clean profile, btw09:28
poningrupitti: if you are still using 1.0.7 then its probably an actual bug09:29
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pittiponingru: no, I'm using breezy's ffox now since dapper's current one segfaults immediatel09:31
pittiy09:31
pittihi mvo09:31
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mvohey pitti 09:34
mvogood morning09:34
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poningrupitti: it may be a good idea to just use 1.5 seperately, with a seperate profile and everything, just dont use the plugins09:36
pittiponingru: I already tried that09:37
poningruhmm and it still segfaults?09:37
poningruhmm09:37
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sivangpitti: morning martin09:45
Mithrandirhmm, why does the "application foo crashed unexpectedly" say unexpectedly?  Is there any situation where crashes are expected? :-)09:51
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=== sivang watches the panel crashes while dist-upgrading.
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mptMithrandir, report a bug09:58
mptMithrandir, the Mac says a program "unexpectedly quit", so whoever wrote that message was probably half-thinking of that09:59
mptand Windows has "foo has encountered an error and needs to close"10:00
sivang"This program has performed an illeagle operation and will be arrested"10:01
mdke"closed unexpectedly" would work10:01
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mptyes10:02
mptthe worst crash message I've ever seen was from a Tcl/Tk app10:03
mpt"Segmentation violation: child killed"10:03
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mpt(... with a hacksaw!)10:04
Treenaksmpt: sounds like a headline from a newspaper10:04
sivangwhat's up with the scrollkeeper b0rkage ?...10:05
sivangPreparing to replace gnome-system-tools 1.4.1-0ubuntu2 (using .../gnome-system-tools_2.13.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb) ...10:05
sivangUnpacking replacement gnome-system-tools ...10:05
sivangdpkg - warning, overriding problem because --force enabled:10:05
sivangfor all the locales I have...10:05
sivang trying to overwrite `/var/lib/scrollkeeper/en_GB/scrollkeeper_cl.xml', which is also in package gnome-utils10:05
sivangmpt: lol10:05
dholbachsivang: aware of that10:05
sivangdholbach: pakcage specific , or system wide?10:06
dholbachsivang: that was raised 2 hours ago10:06
dholbachthe former10:06
sivangdholbach: ah I see, ok, thanks. (I take it there's a bug report already)10:06
dholbachno, hopefully not - i'm looking into it already :)10:07
sivangdholbach: lucky you, I was going to file a bug about it :)10:08
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KinnisonMorning10:30
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dholbachsivang: fixed.10:35
sivangdholbach: cool !10:36
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mvomjg59: I uploaded a fix for the missing notifications in gnome-power-manager, please let me know if there are any problems with it (and thanks for pointing it out)10:40
mjg59mvo: Thanks!10:41
mjg59mvo: What was up with it?10:41
mvomjg59: LIBNOITFY_VERSISON was not set in configure.in. I fixed a small glitch in the arrow pointing code as well, should be more accurate now too10:44
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ulaasE: /var/cache/apt/archives/gnome-utils_2.13.4-0ubuntu1_i386.deb: trying to overwrite `/var/lib/scrollkeeper/en_GB/scrollkeeper_cl.xml', which is also in package gnome-system-tools10:46
ulaasknown issue?10:46
slomoulaas: should be fixed with the latest gnome-utils upload10:47
ulaasslomo, recently?10:47
slomo2.13.4-0ubuntu210:47
sivangulaas: dholbach already fixed that, I think10:47
mjg59mvo: Thanks!10:47
slomoulaas: btw, can you give me a working browser patch for banshee 0.10.4 when it is released? :)10:48
ulaasi will report. doing an apt update now.10:48
mvomjg59: cheers :)10:48
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slomoulaas: it isn't build yet... wait an hour :)10:48
ulaasslomo, i will. i dont know what abock is upto with it. so i will give you mine no worries.10:48
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pittiogra: yay, vulnerability in tuxpaint :)11:15
Chipzzieks11:15
Chipzzthis is ugly11:15
Chipzz/bin/sh segfaults11:15
Chipzz/bin/bash works though11:16
viviersfpitti, cant believe where you find vulnerabilities :/11:16
TreenaksChipzz: is /bin/sh /bin/bash, or is /bin/sh some other shell?11:16
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pittiviviersf: I didn't discover that one :) I just have to fix it11:17
ChipzzTreenaks: /bin/bash11:18
viviersfpitti, hehe its still bad11:18
viviersf* ill sploit your pc using tuxpaint * :(11:18
dholbachsebest: Hello. Would you mind uploading the latest nautilus-share to REVU?11:18
Chipzzhmmm no11:18
Chipzzit's dash11:18
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Riddellogra: still in need of a favour?11:24
KamionRiddell: powerpc live CD seems to be hosed on Ubuntu; I think it's unionfs issues but haven't dug into it yet. I'm just going to put that in the errata for Flight 3.11:27
KamionOtherwise just doing final testing now11:27
RiddellI'm burning kubuntu powerpc live now11:28
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pittiKamion: I debugged this for a while with BenC at Friday evening, and Ben said he would see the problem and it was a kernel issue; do you mean a different problem now?11:28
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Kamionpitti: yeah, it now boots properly but hangs in usplash and can't switch vt11:32
Kamionso I assume the kernel's oopsed or similar11:32
pitti*sigh*11:32
Kamionand s/kernel issue/yaboot issue/ above?11:32
Kamion(since that's what BenC fixed)11:32
pittiKamion: no idea, I talked to BenC for a while, and the last line I read was 'Ah, I see the problem now and will handle it'11:33
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pittiKamion: probably yaboot then, yes11:33
Kamionhaven't tried booting without splash to see where it breaks11:33
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KamionRiddell: suspect it'll be the same on both11:33
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MithrandirKamion: could we move the "boot from hard drive" menu item so it's visible by default on the current amd64 cds?11:44
KamionMithrandir: yeah, already noticed that - I'll make the area for menu items bigger11:45
MithrandirKamion: thx.11:45
Kamionwill have to shunt the logo up the screen a bit11:45
Yagisanpitti: ping11:45
pittiHi Yagisan 11:46
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RiddellKamion: kubuntu powerpc live CD hands on "mounting root filesystem"11:48
segfaultwho handles ubuntu.com DNS entries?11:50
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Znarlsegfault : Myself.11:50
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segfaultznarl: seems that br.archive.ubuntu.com is dead11:53
segfaultznarl: can you please add another entry pointing that to archive.ubuntu.com too?11:53
Znarlsegfault : I'll fix it, thanks for letting me know.11:54
segfaultznarl: thanks!11:54
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pittiHi Diziet 11:57
pittiwb sabdfl 11:57
DizietMorning.11:57
pittiDiziet: can you reproduce the firefox crash? (it doesn't start at all)11:57
KamionRiddell: yeah, that was what I saw11:57
DizietIs this the locale problem ?11:57
sabdflpitti: ff is screwy for me too11:57
sabdfldies on startup often, dies on links too11:57
pittiit seems to work on ppc, and immediately segfaults on amd6411:57
Dizietsabdfl: Your symptoms sound like either an extension problem, or the result of one leftover patch.11:58
DizietAh.11:58
pittiDiziet: I tried without a ~/.mozilla already, same result11:58
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Diziet(leftover patch> from breezy, which I still need to expunge.)11:58
sabdflDiziet: fails with or without flash11:58
DizietI haven't touched ff since last Friday.11:58
DizietBut there are problems with the amd build which I have been ignoring last week to get something else done :-).11:59
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DizietBut those problems were to do with the -dev and lack of PIC.  I can't see how it would have just broken now.11:59
Dizietpitti: without .mozilla> Hmm.  When did it start going wrong ?12:00
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pittiDiziet: it still worked at Friday, then it probably broke after friday's dist-upgrade (but I didn't restart my browser after dist-upgrade)12:02
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pittiDiziet: I noticed the failure on Saturday first12:02
DizietYou mean this last Friday, the 13th.12:02
pittiyes12:02
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DizietSo it was working all last week ?12:03
pittiyes12:03
DizietLast ff upload was Thursday the 5th.12:03
DizietThat's not to say that it's not firefox's fault/.12:03
pittiyes, I'm sure it's not due to a ffox upload12:03
DizietHmm.  Has anyone reproduced it on i386 ?12:04
pittithe most plausible explanation might be the glibc multiarch12:04
DizietThat might well be something to do with it.  I haven't been following that.  Is there somewhere I can read about it ?12:05
infinityDiziet: Did you have changes lined up to make ffox build happily on amd64?12:05
infinity(not counting what you're talking about right now)12:05
pittihm, shouldn't 'DEBUG=1 firefox' spawn gdb?12:05
DizietI have no changes lined up, no, but I was going to look at the problem RSN.12:06
pittioh, nm, I found -debug12:06
infinityDiziet: Were there plans to sync with Debian's firefox? (hey, they changed the source package name finally, too!)12:07
pittiDiziet: stack trace is utterly nonexistent12:07
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Dizietinfinity: Yes, I'm going to synch to it after getting rid of the crufty patch I mentioned above.12:08
StevenKinfinity: To iceweasel? :-P12:08
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infinityDiziet: Kay.  I'd recommend merging before trying to attack the amd64 thing.  I find that upstream bumps can often "magically fix everything" and save you a bunch of hassle. :)12:10
infinityDiziet: (And we obviously want 1.5final anyway, so..)12:11
Dizietinfinity: Quite (on both counts).12:11
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DizietOh, err, duh, this firefox crashing can't possibly be anything recent because it FTBFS on amd64 for a week and a half as already noted.12:13
infinityRight.12:13
DizietThe FTBFS is due to the nspr/nss violence, I think.12:13
DizietErr, I mean `I guess', really.  But I'll look at it.12:13
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infinityDiziet: If it doesn't get sorted before the sprint, sit down with me and we'll make it go together.12:16
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infinityDiziet: I hope it builds before then, though. :)12:16
Diziet:-)12:17
infinitypitti: Getting a useful backtrace from ffox/amd64 yet?12:18
infinitypitti: I'm curious if it's glibc's fault (or appears to be..)12:18
pittiinfinity: no, I just get a ton of 'no debug symbols', but no trace12:19
infinityWell, isn't that special..12:19
StevenKpitti: Deal with libc6-dbg?12:20
pittiinfinity, Kamion: do we still need kernel 2.6.12 in dapper?12:21
pittiinfinity, Kamion: most of the debs want to go to universe, too, and it has open security bugs12:22
infinitypitti: I'm pretty sure we want it (and the matching lrm-2.6.12) to go away.12:22
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pittiinfinity: I'm currently writing a mail with some sync and removal requests to elmo, so I'd include it12:22
infinitypitti: Can you add "wvdial" to the sync list?.. I requested it >24 hours ago, and I suspect it got lost in the shuffle.12:23
pittisure12:23
infinitypitti: (overwrite okay, they've made their postinst stop being chatty)12:23
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Kamionpitti: I think it's only still there for hppa/ia64; do we know if that's finally been sorted out (initramfs-tools)?12:25
Kamioninfinity: if you happen to be uploading sysvinit, fixing the shell quoting in the dpkg --compare-versions call so that it doesn't spew warnings on initial install would be nice12:26
pittino, I don't; I just saw that anastacia wants to drop the debs12:26
infinityKamion: Hrm?  initramfs-tools on ia64 was a klibc issue, not a kernel issue, was it not?12:26
Kamioninfinity: yeah, but I think we were keeping 2.6.12 until 2.6.15 was actually bootable12:27
Kamion(regardless of where the issue was)12:27
infinityWell, I know klibc is all good on ia64 now.  Or so I've heard (no hardware here to test)12:27
pittiKamion: actually it's 'source+binary' demotion; AFAIK hppa and ia64 can keep things in main (they did for krb4)12:27
Kamionpitti: right, I know the seeds are inconsistent with this12:27
infinityKamion: Hadn't planned on a sysvinit upload, but since I just LOVE uploading it, I may as well.12:27
pittiok, then I'll leave that for now12:28
pittibut if we actually need 2.6.12, we should fix the security bugs12:28
Kamionlamont-away: what's the word on 2.6.15 on hppa/ia64?12:28
Kamionpitti: we certainly won't be keeping it for dapper ...12:28
janimopitti, can you please add xterminal, xfprint, xffm4-icons to the removal list for elmo?12:29
pittijanimo: bah, just sent the mail, I'll send a followup12:29
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janimothank you12:30
seb128is anybody working to fix that?12:30
seb128(probably not the right chan)12:31
siretartseb128: do you have access to the mailman admin interface?12:31
pittisiretart: jdub should12:31
siretartseb128: you 'just' have to tweak the acls :/12:31
seb128just for desktop-bugs12:31
siretartpitti: well, I asked yesterday (or was it even on saturday) and I was told he was already aware of it. now I get doubts..12:31
seb128jamesh gaves some tips to get mails accepted12:32
seb128jdub did the change12:32
seb128but it seems it doesn't work12:32
Znarlsiretart, seb128 : I am fixing the mailman moderation mails issue.12:32
seb128Znarl: thank you12:33
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pittiinfinity: btw, since you just uploaded sysvinit: I think /etc/rcS.d.s20checkroot.sh should be moved to S1612:41
infinityWell, ia64's eaten through half its backlog... Not bad for the three slowest machines in the DC...12:41
siretartZnarl: thanks a lot!12:41
pittiinfinity: this would make bootlogd and ifupdown-clean actually work12:41
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pittiinfinity: do you see any problems with that?12:42
pitti(ok, that's initscripts, not sysvinit)12:42
siretartseb128: are you aware about the gnome-system-tools vs. gnome-utils issue?12:43
janimopitti, any problems so far with the swicth to alsa from esd?12:43
janimolike cards not working?12:43
pittijanimo: I didn't hear any complaints12:43
pittijanimo: probably because it automatically falls back to esd if dmix doesn't work12:43
seb128siretart: yeah, dholbach already fixed it12:43
pittijanimo: so I don't expect many bugs12:43
siretartgreat! :)12:44
janimopitti, ah so there's no feedback on which cards need fixing for dmix?12:44
pittijanimo: not yet, no12:44
pittijanimo: would be a nice addition to hwdb-client12:44
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janimoindeed12:44
pittiinfinity: indeed, breezy's checkroot was at prio 1012:45
dholbachseb128: you should probably tell all the people WHO broke it, so they start asking me and not you the next time :) (there's not only seb128 breaking stuff)12:45
seb128dholbach: I don't break stuff, I debdiff before uploading :p12:45
dholbachbllllllllllll12:45
seb128and yeah, blame dholbach for uploading 2 packages with a bunch of autogenerated crap and not noticing :)12:45
Kamionseb128: speaking of which, CCs of mails about things that affect Flight releases in preparation would be nice12:47
KamionI only noticed that I had to rebuild for the pygobject thing because somebody asked about it on ubuntu-devel@ and you answered12:47
seb128Kamion: there is no rebuild for pygobject, pygtk Depends on it12:48
mjg59mvo: Yup, that works now12:48
seb128Kamion: but right... GNOME 2.13.5 this week but no breakage expected12:48
UbugtuError: Error getting Gnome bug #2: NotFound12:48
pittihaha12:49
Kamionseb128: pygobject 2.9.0-0ubuntu2 I mean12:49
mjg59GNOME 4 life12:49
UbugtuError: Error getting Gnome bug #4: NotFound12:49
janimomjg59, is it ok to suspend using hal-system-power-suspend directly, or should it go through g-p-m, or dbus requests?12:49
janimofrom a logout dialog12:49
mjg59janimo: It's ok to do that, but it won't work right now12:49
mjg59But yeah, that's the correct answer12:49
Kamionassuming that's what you were referring to by Message-Id: <1137256462.9242.8.camel@localhost>12:49
mjg59Seveas: Any chance we can make the bot more intelligent?12:50
Kamionseb128: I'm releasing Flight 3 now, so it doesn't matter for next week, unless there's critical breakage from yesterday that I don't know about ...12:51
seb128Kamion: pygtk.py was misnamed (used to be an alternative, so was renamed, I've cleared the altenative and forget to drop the rename)12:51
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mjg59janimo: It just needs someone to write the code for hal to run stuff as root12:51
seb128Kamion: no, current archive should be fine ... should be stop GNOME 2.13.5 uploads for now?12:51
Kamionright, point is it was fairly critical breakage in Friday's CD images which were release candidates12:51
UbugtuError: Error getting Gnome bug #2: NotFound12:51
Kamionseb128: no, go ahead, I've got the images12:51
seb128time to get flight3 done?12:51
seb128oki12:51
janimomjg59, right now it works with sudo, you mean it needs work to run as normal user?12:52
Seveasmjg59, only by reducing the free-form of the inpu it allows12:52
mjg59janimo: Mm? What works with sudo?12:52
janimohal-system-power-xxx12:52
seb128Kamion: point taken, I will mail you next time in such case :)12:52
janimofrom the command line12:52
mjg59Seveas: At the moment, if it were a person I'd be punching it in the face12:52
Kamionseb128: thanks12:52
seb128np12:52
mjg59(Except I wouldn't, as that would be against the CoC)12:52
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Seveasmjg59, the gn.ome 2.13.5 is resolvable (will do that asap), but 'gn.ome 4 life' will always match12:53
KamionSeveas: reducing free-form> works for me12:53
mjg59janimo: Oh, right. No, you should never be calling that script directly12:53
mjg59The right thing to do is to call hal via dbus, which currently won't work12:53
Kamionafter all, we can always ask it directly in case it didn't understand something12:53
mjg59(But will do before release)12:53
janimoaha,ok then12:53
JRehello everybody!12:53
mjg59Seveas: That would be a lot better, thanks!12:53
JReanyone else than me has trouble to launch SWT java programs (azureus, eclipse)12:54
janimomjg59, and then it will as normal user, no sudo needed rigth?12:54
jk_workmjg59: Are you familiar with the new NetworkManager which will do WPA?12:54
mjg59janimo: Yup12:54
mjg59jk_work: Yup12:54
mjg59We're looking into integrating it12:54
jk_workWill it also let you configure open/shared WEP?12:54
jk_workReason I ask: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32707312:55
UbugtuGnome bug 327073: "Handle shared WEP key magic for Atheros cards" Product: NetworkManager, Component: Default, Severity: enhancement, Assigned to: dcbw@redhat.com, Status: UNCONFIRMED12:55
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jk_workI spent more than a day fighting madwifi - there's some magic you need if12:55
jk_workthe network uses shared keys.12:55
jk_work(which are deprecated btw)12:56
mjg59jk_work: I have no idea12:56
mjg59We'll be using madwifi-ng12:56
mjg59(Whether that makes it more sensible or not, I don't know)12:57
jk_workIt would be better if users didn't have to worry about driver idiosyncracies.12:57
jk_workI guess it's debatable whether you should abstract over them or make sure12:58
jk_workthat drivers fix them.12:58
mjg59madwifi-ng should be in lrm this week12:58
segfaultis flight 3 already released?12:58
mjg59Actually, that's a point...12:59
mjg59infinity3: I'll just go and set that machine up now12:59
Seveasit'll stop matching on version numbers with dots now, I'll quiet the 'not found' errors12:59
segfaulti guess bug #28674 is nonsense.12:59
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Kamionsegfault: dude, wait for the announcement01:00
KamionI don't silently release things.01:01
segfaultkamion: i know, i just asked because i am walking through malone and saw that bug #28674, which states that the link to flight3 is broken01:02
tsengsegfault: very overeager01:02
Kamionsegfault: bug rejected01:02
segfaultheh01:03
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netstarWhy does ubuntu choose non-gnu versions of tools which already have gnu alternative or option for that function.  Like inetutils for example.01:07
Yagisannetstar: maybe the others are a better tool ?01:08
jdthoodGotta question.  Will openpty(3) attempt to open a unix98 PTY or will it only attempt to open BSD PTYs?01:08
netstarYagisan, is that the reason?01:08
infinityjdthood: It'll try both, I believe, but I'm not positive.01:09
Yagisannetstar: I have no idea - hence the question mark.01:09
Kamionnetstar: others are better-tested and more mature01:09
KamionGNU inetutils is relatively new compared to the other inetds available01:09
netstarKamion, that answers my questions.01:09
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netstarthanks guys01:10
jdthoodinfinity: I thought so too, until I read openpty(3) and pty(7).  Neither gives a definite answer, but I am left with the impression that openpty(3) only looks for legacy PTYs.01:10
jdthoodGuess I'd better go read the source.01:10
Kamionof course it might be that we need to look at our choice of inetd, but not for the sole reason that "there's a GNU alternative"01:10
infinityjdthood: Easy enough to find out.  Delete all your BSD ptys, make sure you have /dev/ptmx and a mounted /dev/pts, and see what it does. :)01:10
netstarKamion, the GNU question, I feel, should be put into consideration as well as pragmatic reasons as well of course.  I'd like to see more distributions choosing GNU tools over other alternatives as long as there wasn't too much of an impact on users.  01:11
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Kamionnetstar: BSD versions of tools are perfectly good too01:12
Kamionand often others01:12
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infinityjdthood: Hrm, pty(7) does seem to imply that they require different APIs, though.01:12
netstarI think GNU tools should be given preference.01:12
KamionI wouldn't want to see Ubuntu choosing something *just* because it has GNU stamped on it.01:12
segfaultwill LiveCDPersistence work with FAT too?01:12
Kamionnetstar: no, the *best* tools should be given preference.01:12
infinitynetkit and iputils are both mature and proven.01:12
netstarKamion, of course not.  But if you had three tools, equally as good as each other, GNU should be chosen.01:13
netstarThis is my belief anyway.01:13
Kamionnetstar: perhaps, but that is rarely the case01:13
Yagisannetstar: no it should not01:13
netstartrue Kamion 01:13
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netstarYagisan, perhaps if the gnubuntu project ever gets going we'll have the answers to these debates.01:13
Yagisannetstar: the best non-propritery tool should be chosen, regardles of if it is PD, BSD, or GPL01:14
Kamionit seems perfectly reasonable to have a derivative of Ubuntu that uses GNU tools for everything possible01:14
Kamionif nothing else it would probably be pretty useful to the GNU project01:14
Yagisannetstar: otherwise, we would still be waiting for the gnu kernel to arrive (how many years now ?)01:14
jdubdoko: twisted 2.1 all of a sudden? :)01:14
netstarYagisan, you have the GNU/Linux kernel.01:14
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Kamioner, dude, no, it's the Linux kernel01:15
Yagisannetstar: no, the kernel is linux01:15
Kamionand the GNU/Linux system01:15
netstar:P sorry my bad, was getting overly zealous01:15
Yagisannetstar: most core utils are from the gnu project, but you could (with effort) make a BSD/Linux system01:15
netstarSo can distributions such as ubuntu be considered GNU/Linux?01:15
jdubyes01:16
MithrandirYagisan: mastodon linux, f.e.01:16
jdublinux + gnu libc == gnu/linux (in technical terms)01:16
netstarare the BSD guys using glibc?01:16
Mithrandirno01:17
Mithrandirat least, most aren't.01:17
StevenKI thought OpenBSD were trying to?01:17
tsengStevenK: erm01:17
Seveasit can also be the other way around: GNU/kfreebsd for example01:17
KamionStevenK: that was Debian GNU/OpenBSD, I think, not OpenBSD proper01:17
Seveasno linux at all in there01:17
StevenKWhich is what I meant.01:17
tsengStevenK: OpenBSD refuses to use anything !BSD where possible01:17
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Kamiontseng: there was a port of Debian to run on the OpenBSD kernel, and they were trying to port glibc01:18
tsengKamion: would make more sense.01:18
Kamionnever got completed though01:18
StevenKUntil it got dropped due to Fenrar saying "Linux is about as secure as OpenBSD." :-)01:18
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Kamionogra: what's the status of Edubuntu CD images?01:21
jdthoodinfinity: stracing a test program, I find that it does first attempt to open /dev/ptmx and to statfs /dev/pts.01:23
dokojdub: needed for zope 3.201:24
jdubdoko: d'oh. flumotion doesn't work with it yet. 8) oh well, they're looking into it. no biggie.01:24
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infinityjdthood: Spiffy.01:25
infinityjdthood: So the API for UNIX98 PTYs described in pty(7) is likely only required if you want to do interesting things that openpty() doesn't support...01:26
StevenKOuch. transcode is big.01:26
infinityjdthood: Or something.01:26
jdthoodinfinity: Right.  Or if you don't want to use legacy PTYs because of security concerns.01:27
infinityjdthood: That amounts to the same thing, I suppose (spiffy features, etc)01:27
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Kamionmaswan: can you kick off a mirror of /releases/dapper/flight-3/ and /kubuntu/releases/dapper/flight-3/ please?01:32
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ograKamion, i still need a rebuild of the amd64 install iso ...01:45
ogracould you trigger one ? 01:45
Kamionhave you cut down the seeds or whatever it was?01:46
ograseems that ppc live is broken anyway ...01:46
Kamionyes01:46
ograyup and i dropped out postgres, since the locale errors persist01:46
Kamionreally? those should have been fixed end of last week01:46
infinityKamion: Oh, do all the important installations of germinate (jackass... little?  I dunno) speak %sourcepkg now?01:46
Kamionafter I fixed localechooser01:46
Kamioninfinity: jackass doesn't, but I poked elmo about it01:46
ograits still there01:46
Kamionogra: bah. please send me syslog01:47
infinityKamion: Kay.  Will the world blow up if I start committing (huge list)->%sourcepkg cleanups, or should I wait for jackass to play nicely?01:47
Kamionif you could put postgresql back in after Flight 3 so that we can diagnose these, I'd appreciate it01:47
Kamioninfinity: best to wait, anastacia will get complicated if you do that and people aren't aware of the issue01:47
Kamionogra: amd64 install build kicked off01:48
infinityCheck.  Will wait, then.01:48
ograKamion, thanks 01:48
infinityKamion: Maybe we can have a quick "Everyone gather around a table so we can put justification comments next to each and every seed entry" session at the sprint.01:48
ograKamion, err, the others as well then , postgres is still in the old ones from yesterday 01:48
ograKamion, if one of seb128's uploads breaks the current ones we can fall back on them ...01:49
Kamioninfinity: sure, would help01:49
ograthem == yesterdays01:49
jdubKamion: FirstAgainstTheWall :-)01:49
Kamionogra: gah, ok01:49
Kamionrunning01:50
seb128ogra: what broke what?01:50
ograi think i need access to little and the build scripts one day ...01:50
ograi'd have done it yesterday night with less danger of breakage01:50
Kamionsure, that can probably be arranged at some point01:51
ograseb128, no idea yet ... but if an essential desktop package is building, my isos are broken ...01:51
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maswanKamion: mirroring now01:55
Kamionmaswan: thanks01:55
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Lathiathrm another /var/run bug, mysqld starts but the dir has wrong perms01:59
Lathiati dunno, this /var/run on tmpfs thing has be a bit irked its bringing up lots of bugs and has the potential to break alot of stuff ?01:59
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Lathiateven stuff outside packages01:59
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jdthoodLathiat: Debian is moving toward supporting tmpfs at /var/run, so the bugs have to be fixed sometime.02:03
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Kamionogra: done02:04
ograthanks02:04
ograKamion, hmm, not on cdimage02:05
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jdthoodLathiat: It will take time for Debian to implement support for tmpfs at /var/run.  (It requires adding mkdirs to initscripts, of course.)   Ubuntu folks can help by reporting bugs in the Debian BTS.02:05
hungerCould somebody please look in malone #28559? That problem is easy enough to fix and prevents lo from being brought up on boot.02:07
UbugtuMalone bug 28559: "ifupdown-clean script fails" Fix req. for: ifupdown (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: Nobody, Status: Unconfirmed http://launchpad.net/bugs/2855902:07
ograKamion, do you need to copy them manually ? nothing on http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/02:07
infinityLathiat: Can you mail me (adconrad@ubuntu.com) a reminder about the MySQL /var/run issue?  I'll fix it in both Debian and Ubuntu ASAP.02:10
\shinfinity: heya..did you get my question about gnotime?02:10
infinity\sh: Erm, what's the question, exactly?  The build-deps are uninstallable.02:12
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ograseb128, somehow i cant change the icon theme on the flight3 installs, known issue ?02:12
Kamionogra: sorry, I broke publish-daily by mistake. Fixed (well, worked around), and the images are there now.02:13
ograthanks :)02:13
Kamionstill looks oversized though02:13
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ograhrm ... i dropped 25M of gcompris sound packages and the whole postgresql02:14
\shinfinity: well..apt-get install libgnomeui-dev says differently in my dapper chroot, that's why I'm asking02:14
infinity\sh: apt-get -o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=true install debhelper libgtkhtml3.6-dev scrollkeeper libgnomeui-dev autotools-dev guile-1.6-dev cdbs libgail-dev libqof-dev libxt-dev libgcrypt11-dev libgnutls-dev libxml-parser-perl libgda2-dev02:15
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ograseb128, somehow i cant change the icon theme on the flight3 installs, known issue ?02:15
\shinfinity: grr...yes...I know I forgot something...*bangingheadondesk*02:16
infinity\sh: And now that I'm done "teaching a man to fish", note the conflict between libgnutls11-dev and libgnutls-dev, both being installed.02:16
ograseb128, looks like gnome-settings-daemon isnt changing accordingly to the theme selection02:16
\shinfinity: yes..trying to fix this :)02:16
ograand it doesnt happen on upgraded systems02:16
seb128_ogra: no02:17
ograi'll look if it still happens on the current builds02:17
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ograseb128, ah, nautilus picks up the icon change, only gtk doesnt 02:24
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lamont-awayKamion: ia64 has uploaded, checking on hppa02:37
lamont-awayKamion: and despite the work holiday today, I'll be visiting the office to add another disk to the &*%)& buildd that keeps running out of disk space.02:39
ograhmm, seb128, Kamion whats the reason for having gstreamer 0.8 and gstream 0.10 on the CD ?02:43
seb128because not all apps have been ported yet02:43
ograhrm... ok02:44
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ogramight be the reason that my amd64 iso explodes02:44
dholbachogra: there are surely some other reasons as well :-p02:44
ogradholbach, i dropped averything i could now, and its still oversized02:45
ogradholbach, in breezy i had 30MB free ...02:45
infinitylamont-away: Kamion was less asking "are the kernels building" and more "do we still need 2.6.12 on ia64/hppa, or can we now boot 2.6.15 on those arches and kick 2.6.12 out of the archive?"02:45
dholbachyou added some stuff since then, right? :)02:45
ogranope02:46
lamont-awayinfinity: ah, ok.02:46
ograits exactly the same software selection02:46
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ograand apparently its fine on i386 and powerpc ... 02:46
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ograonly borked on amd6402:46
infinitylamont-away: The changelog of Debian's klibc leads me to believe that ia64 and hppa should both be well-supported now (well, ia64 builds statically, eww, but should work)02:47
lamont-awayinfinity: which version in debian?02:48
infinitylamont-away: I think we'll need a merge to get the hppa support going in Ubuntu, but otherwise should be okay.  Might be nice if you could test, by building Debian's klibc on dapper/hppa and letting me know if it works for you..02:48
infinitylamont-away: 1.1.16-102:48
lamont-awayah, could be02:48
lamont-awayand I expect that has hppa stuff in it... 1.1.15-1 was borked, but claimed otherwise....02:49
lamont-awayeep.  must run02:49
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ograKamion, did you look at the ubuntu isos ? apparently something thinks there as well that the isos are oversized ...02:51
ogra(amd64 that is)02:51
ograeven if its only 658MB and nothing shows up in the report02:51
Kamionogra: yeah, I know they're oversized02:52
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ograbut why is it ?02:53
KamionI'm not going to look into it just now02:53
Kamionwhy? there's just too much stuff there02:53
Kamionplease don't ask why, sounds like our six-year-old ... :-)02:53
Kamion"it just is"02:53
ograyes, i know, but we dont have any amd64 specific stuff that could cause such a huge oversizing ...02:53
Kamionsorry, I don't know and cannot check just now02:53
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ograhrm, seems kdeedu grew by ~10MB  between breezy and dapper02:59
infinityogra: Binaries on 64-bit arches (amd64, ia64, alpha) tend to be a bit fatter than binaries on other arches.03:01
infinityogra: So, as a rule, the amd64 CDs will always be bigger (if they have the same package selection)03:01
Mithrandirit's all the extra bits.  They're _heavy_, you know.03:01
ograinfinity, yes, but i dropped off ~30MB for amd64 already, i cant imagine that the difference is *this* big 03:01
Lathiatis alpha entirely 64bit?03:02
tsengLathiat: yes.03:02
MithrandirLathiat: yes03:02
Lathiathrm, cool03:02
ograi.e. all gcompris-sound packages ...03:02
Lathiatdidnt know that03:02
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pittiRiddell: ping03:09
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maswanKamion: ubuntu done, rsyncing kubuntu now03:22
Mezsladen: ing - /query03:23
Mezs/ing/ping/03:23
Riddellpitti: hi03:28
pittiRiddell: I'm a bit puzzled about k3b-i18n main inclusion03:28
pittiRiddell: as soon as we put it into main, it will be empty03:28
sladenMez has just been shown a picture of sladen's sister+brother by new housemate.  What a small/strange/mad/world...03:28
pittiRiddell: and don't we already include k3b translations into kde language packs?03:29
pittiRiddell: I wrote code for that ages ago03:29
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Mezsladen: indeed :D03:29
sivangsladen: do you have it online somewhere? :)03:29
Riddellpitti: if k3b translations are already included then that's fine03:30
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ograYOU APPROVED GOBBY !!!!03:30
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ograyippie !03:31
ogra:-D03:31
sladensivang: I don't know.  It's Mez's housemate that has the photos.  Apparently one of them has a pen up their nose, so maybe best if they weren't03:31
pittiwell, I'm still not in love with obby TBH03:31
ograpitti, forward the bugs to me, i'll care03:31
pittiogra: but if you need it for edubuntu, my gut feeling is hardly enough to keep it in universe :)03:31
Riddellpitti: looks like we do, ignore that main inclusion report then03:31
pittiRiddell: ok, thanks03:31
pittiRiddell: I'll note that on the page03:31
freeflying_Riddell:  how about the skim and scim maininclusionreport?03:32
Riddellfreeflying_: pitti hasn't reviewed it yet, I'm sure he will soon, but there's the other main inclusion report that need written that I e-mailed you about03:34
pittiyes, I'm reviewing some reports currently, but I won't be able to process them all today03:34
freeflying_Riddell: y 03:34
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janimopitti, thanks for the reviews :)03:41
pittiyou're welcome, sorry for the delays03:41
janimonp03:41
freeflying_https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-cjk-testers03:42
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ulaasgaim crashes when try to log to msn account on my dapper laptop.04:01
ulaasgdb output is04:02
ulaasProgram received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.04:02
ulaas0xb77737df in wcscoll_l () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.604:02
pittijanimo: xfprint did not see an update to 4.2.3?04:02
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janimopitti, is one of those I asked for removal from the archive04:02
pittioh, I see04:02
janimoit is superseded by xfprint404:02
janimothe former was synced from a non-debian repo before hoary04:03
janimohmm I hope I did not misspell it on the queue page, it should be xfprint404:03
pittithat's right04:03
pittijust the name of the page is wrong/misleading04:04
pittibut don't worry about that04:04
janimook, thanks04:04
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freeflying_anyone can give me some suggestion on how to choose locels in dapper ?04:06
pittifreeflying_: the language selector should be able to04:07
freeflying_pitti:  it seems they are all set to utf-8 defaultly04:07
pittiright, that's what Ubuntu is optimized for04:08
freeflying_pitti: if I want to use another one, what can I do ?04:08
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pittifreeflying_: you can add a new one with 'sudo locale-gen en_US' (for example)04:08
pittifreeflying_: I'm afraid there is no gui ATM to generate non-UTF-8 locales04:09
pittifreeflying_: why do you need one?04:09
freeflying_pitti: I just wonder , you know there are 4 locales about zh_CN , so someone would like to use another instead of utf-8\04:10
pittifreeflying_: I don't have any experience with Asian languages; we have 3 locales for European languages, too, but the old latin ones are superseded by UTF-804:10
pittiso at least for latin languages few people will want non-UTF-8 nowadays04:11
pittifreeflying_: is that different for Asian languages?04:11
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ogra_Kamion, did you already announce flight3 ? i only get 5K/s from cdimage ... 04:12
pittifreeflying_: I'm still hoping that the concept of an 'encoding' will eventually disappear in the future04:12
pittifreeflying_: (well, not the concept, but there should be just one)04:12
freeflying_pitti: you know that utf-8 is not supported by windows04:12
pittihm?04:12
pittino, I don't04:12
pittion the few occasions I saw windows in the last years, it did04:12
freeflying_pitti: and manyone should exchange file with windows user ,and window user are using gbk 04:12
Kamionogra_: no, waiting for the ftp.acc.umu.se mirror to complete04:13
freeflying_pitti: so maybe someone would chosse zh_CN-GBK or orthers04:13
pittifreeflying_: that's odd; most files I got from win users had utf8 file names; maybe that's different for e. g. Chinese Windows users?04:13
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mgalvinKamion: will the release be today, i am finishing up a few more DapperFlight3 updates04:14
pittifreeflying_: yes, I see the point04:14
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Kamionmgalvin: yes04:14
Kamionrush04:14
mgalvinok04:14
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freeflying_pitti: : and houw about the maininclusionreport of ttf-arphic-iming and ukai now 04:15
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pittifreeflying_: since xdelta isn't required any more, they are just fine; they are in 'approved' state for very long now04:15
pittifreeflying_: i. e. someone just needs to promote and seed them04:16
freeflying_pitti: nice04:16
freeflying_pitti: who is in charge on seed in ubuntu ?04:16
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pittifreeflying_: nobody in particular04:17
pittifreeflying_: but it should be ack'ed by mdz or Kamion preferably04:17
freeflying_pitti: hope that will be done before release 04:17
pittiyes, sure04:17
pittifreeflying_: it's mainly a matter of CD space, I guess04:17
pittifreeflying_: in general we want as many fonts as make sense, but CD space is always precious and limited, so we need to balance04:18
freeflying_pitti: but it can remove the font in CD now about chinese 04:18
pittifreeflying_: oh, that'd be nice04:18
pittiwhich package is that?04:18
ulaasshould i report gaim bug in launchpad?04:19
pittifreeflying_: does exchanging the package require any fontconfig changes or similar?04:19
freeflying_pitti: ttf-arphic-bkai00mp04:19
freeflying_pitti: we just test on fontconfig04:20
janimoulaas, if it occurs with ubuntu's gaim package yes04:20
pittifreeflying_: if you confirm that merely installing the package (and dropping the other one) DTRT, I'm happy to change the seeds04:20
freeflying_pitti: ttf-arphic-bsmi00lp  ttf-arphic-gbsn00lp ttf-arphic-gkai00mp04:20
freeflying_pitti: just a moment 04:21
pittifreeflying_: no hurry :)04:22
pittijanimo: hm, why does xfce4-utils call ivman, but doesn't depend on it?04:25
janimopitti, hmm my fault04:25
janimoI'll add it04:26
janimothanks04:26
pittiok, thanks04:26
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pittiI approve the report under the assumption that it gets fixed soon04:26
janimook04:26
freeflying_pitti: the configure about umingand ukai have been submitted to fonconfig upstream04:27
pittifreeflying_: so there are necessary changes? we can put them into Ubuntu immediately as soon as we switch04:28
pittifreeflying_: also, will replacing the old fonts with the new ones work equally well for Korean, japanese, etc., too?04:28
freeflying_pitti: these fonts are for chinese 04:29
pittiah, I see: 'Support for CNS 11643, GB 18030, Japanese and Korean is under heavy development'04:29
freeflying_pitti: will not affect korean and japanese 04:30
pittiok, wonderful04:30
desrtpitti; congrats04:30
pittidesrt: what for?04:30
desrtpitti; death to the hal-mounting :)04:30
pittideath to the thread, rather04:30
desrtchristian just closed the bug WONTFIX04:31
pittioh, that reminds me... sjoerd? any progress?04:31
pittidesrt: oh, in g-v-m or g-vfs?04:31
desrtgvfs04:31
pittiheh, yay04:31
seb128desrt: what bug?04:31
desrtseb128; someone proposed that we u/mount over hal04:31
seb128he closed a bug with "We have davidz gnome-mount support in gnome-vfs HEAD so I guess this bug is04:31
seb128obsolete. "04:31
desrtthis one04:31
seb128it uses gnome-mount04:32
seb128is that good or not?04:32
desrti don't know04:32
pittidesrt: hm, that uses hal's mounting then04:32
desrtBUT BUT BUT04:32
maswanKamion: done04:32
pittiseb128: it's not04:32
seb128what I though04:32
desrtgnome-mount is a great spot to put a graphical unmount progress indicator04:32
seb128:)04:32
maswanKamion: enjoy your flight-304:32
desrt:D04:32
seb128desrt: Manny commented saying it should be done by nautilus04:32
pittiright, but right now it's hal -> g-v-m -> hal -> gnome-mount -> hal -> mount04:32
seb128so icon are removed from desktop at right time too etc04:32
pittiinstead of hal (unpriv'ed) -> g-v-m -> pmount04:33
desrtseb128; gnome-mount explicitly gets passed DISPLAY with the expectation that it will show UI04:33
pitti(right now == upstream, not in Ubuntu)04:33
desrtseb128; and nautilus should just wait until gnome-mount (or whatever) terminates to remove the icon04:33
seb128pitti: they use gnome-mount as an alternative to mount I think04:34
seb128like we do for pmount04:34
seb128just listed as a known binary04:34
pittiyes, I think so, too04:34
desrtimportant difference is that gnome-mount gets the environment.  pmount does not.04:35
pittiTBH, gnome-mount is very young code, and UVF is the day after tomorrow, so I'd rather stay with pmount for dapper04:35
Riddellmaswan: kubuntu mirrored?04:35
desrtpitti; right.  but i think we can abuse the gnome-mount hook04:35
maswanRiddell: yes04:35
pittidesrt: I agree that using sth like gnome-mount to read gconf and iteract with the user is a great idea04:35
Riddellmaswan: great, thanks04:35
pittidesrt: so my favourite for dapper would be gnome-mount -> pmount and leave hal unpriv'ed as it is now04:36
desrtpitti; ie: to display the unmount progress04:36
maswanRiddell: http://ftp.acc.umu.se/mirror/cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/dapper/flight-3/04:36
maswanenjoy04:36
pittiit's just too late to introduce such drastic changes into dapper now IMHO04:36
pittidesrt: yes, that would rock04:36
desrtseb128; nautilus for unmount progress indication really doesn't work04:36
desrtseb128; think drivemount applet (possibly others?)04:36
pittidesrt: how do you want to get data for a real progress indicator?04:37
desrtpitti; i have an ancient patch on bugzilla04:37
pittidesrt: a mere 'please wait' symbol/dialog would be easy04:37
sjoerdpitti: you should see hal priv. seperation patch tonight :)04:37
desrtpitti; it uses Dirty: field from /proc/meminfo04:37
pittidesrt: so the kernel exports the state of cache flushing?04:37
pittioh, cool04:37
desrtpitti; it's a bit of a hack04:37
desrtpitti; but in most cases Dirty: will probably be mostly from your flashdrive mount 04:37
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pittidesrt: oh, that's just the total dirty blocks, not the #blocks for the device you unmount, right?04:37
seb128we should probably do the hack thing for dapper04:38
seb128that's not a nice bug the umount one04:38
desrtpitti; right.  i don't know how to get device-specific info :(04:38
seb128it bites quite a bunch of people04:38
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pittidesrt: me neither, that's why I wondered04:38
desrtpitti; we could probably add love to the kernel :D04:38
pittiseb128: I think we can do an easy workaround if everything else fails04:38
KoruptPrydeis there currently a known bug with wireless in the newest dapper updates?04:38
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pittiseb128: we can just mount the device r/o, and then umount it04:39
pittidesrt: ... which would be?04:39
desrtsync mount :)04:39
pittibwah, no04:39
pittiit bit us once, that's enough04:39
desrtfwiw, my code on bugzilla calls sync()04:39
desrtinstead of readonly remounting04:39
pittithat shoudl work as well04:39
desrtso it might do more committing than required04:40
pitti(but again syncs all drives)04:40
desrtwell.. think if you have 2 usb flash drives04:40
desrtand want to unmount one04:40
pittidesrt: do you see a problem with remount -ro, and then umount?04:40
desrtyou're now using up the bus speed for both :(04:40
desrtpitti; yes.04:40
desrtpitti; if someone starts using the files again while the FS is ro then the umount will fail04:40
desrtpitti; so you'll be half-way unmounted04:40
desrtpitti; but other than that, i like it04:41
pitti. o O {chmod 0 /media/usbdisk}04:41
desrtthat would change the root directory permission of the mount itself04:41
pittiright, not that in particular, but maybe something similar04:41
desrtin the case of FAT it would probably do nothing :)04:41
desrtwell04:42
desrtyou know umount -l?04:42
pittiyes04:42
pittipumount even supports that04:42
desrtmaybe we can figure out something like that04:42
pittibut it's nto what we want04:42
desrtdetach from the filesystem then do the rest in the background04:42
pittiwe want the drive stay in /etc/mtab as long as it's syncing04:42
pittithat's what g-vfs etc. look for04:42
desrtuh.  why do i call sync()?04:42
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desrthold a sec.04:42
desrtok.  i don't04:43
desrti just unmount... which forces a sync anyway04:43
desrtwhy remount readonly?04:43
desrtindead of just unmounting right away04:43
desrti mean.... that will provide us with the sync we need implicitly...04:44
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pittidesrt: it's just to leave the mount in /proc/mounts (or /etc/mtab, or whatever g-vfs looks for)04:44
desrtaahhh04:44
desrtso the icon stays04:44
pittiso that the icons don't disappear04:44
pittiyes04:44
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desrttunnelvision.04:45
pittidesrt: well, actually it's both04:46
desrtdoes umount() block?04:46
sjoerdpitti: doesn't r-o mounting also error if the device is in use ?04:46
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pittidesrt: the program does at least04:46
desrtpitti; ok... so why don't we do the more sane thing04:46
desrtpitti; just modify umount not to nuke the mtab entry until the last second04:47
pittisjoerd: yes, but that's not different from normal umount, is it?04:47
pittidesrt: WFM04:47
pittidesrt: however, I'm not sure whether /proc/mounts or /etc/mtab is the important file04:48
desrtright.  i'm just asking david zeuthen how hal works :)04:48
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pitti/etc/mtab is such an ugly invention04:48
sjoerdyeah /proc04:48
desrtya.  i wouldn't mind seeing /etc/mtab disappear04:48
pittiI would actively welcome it04:49
desrtor at least not live in /etc04:49
desrtyou'd have loved my gentoo install.  it was pretty hardcore :)04:49
pittiln -s /proc/mounts /etc/mtab breaks various things for me04:49
desrtreadonly filesystems with, at various times, /etc/mtab linked to /proc/mounts or /var/run/mtab :)04:49
pittilike CD burning (IIRC)04:49
desrtok04:51
desrtit's /proc/mounts04:51
desrtand it uses the netlink socket to rececive notification of changes04:51
pittiok, so mod'ing mount wouldn't help at all04:51
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desrtindeed :(04:51
desrtmod the kernel!!04:52
desrtahem.04:52
sjoerdpitti: gnome-vfs still uses mtab afaik04:52
Treenakskernelmodding! add blue blinking lights etc!04:52
desrtsjoerd; gnome-vfs is all hal since a while ago04:52
Treenakstransparent casings!04:52
sjoerdiirc it currently only uses hal for extra info, not depending on it 04:52
pittisjoerd: only as a fallback IIRC04:52
pittihm, gotta check that04:52
pittisjoerd: btw, what's your general approach wrt hal derooting take #2?04:52
pittisjoerd: separate daemon?04:53
sjoerdyeah04:53
pittisjoerd: it would also mean that all policy checks have to go into the hald helpers itself, like the mounting stuff,etc.04:53
sjoerdjust before dropping privs hal startups a small program that connects to a local dbus socket04:53
pittisjoerd: ok, so that's the solution mjg59 and davidz wanted to implement04:53
pittisjoerd: I think it's a sane compromise04:54
sjoerdit was the solution hal 0.5 was designed for in the beginnen04:54
sjoerdit just was never implemented04:54
pittibut then hald proper must not do any policy checks any more04:54
pittior, rather, the called helpers need to do them04:54
sjoerdwell, the first patch will just be to add the daemon 04:54
pittiyes, that'll be the groundwork for the new architecture, but doesn't help security-wise04:55
pittibut thanks a lot for working on that :)04:55
sjoerdyou've got to start somewhere :)04:55
pittiI thought about doing that over the weekend, but since you already worked on it, I didn't04:55
sjoerdyeah i actually started last monday but already thought about it some weeks before04:56
sjoerdthe first patch will indeed be just groundwork.. But for debian the important part is that the addons and probers will start with elevated priv.04:58
sjoerddidn't look too much at the callouts yet, they've indeed got some other security issues (like potential policy checks)04:58
pittisjoerd: My feeling is that for dapper we will keep pmount and just use hal for power management04:59
sjoerdseems a save choicee04:59
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sjoerdthe current powermanagement in hal is just suspend/hibernate/blah and the dimming the lcd right ?05:01
pittisjoerd: I guess so, yes05:01
pittisjoerd: moving that to a callout should be relatively straightforward05:01
sjoerdthey already are05:02
hungerpitti: Could you please move a initscript around for me?05:02
pittiso much the better05:02
pittihunger: let me guess - S20checkroot?05:02
hungerpitti: ifupdown-clean is run before checkrootfs...05:02
pittihaha05:02
hungerpitti: Guess so.05:02
pittithat's the same bug I talked about with infinity this morning :)05:02
pittihunger: indeed, it's on my todo list and I will discuss this with keybuk as soon as he's back05:03
hungerpitti: malone #28559 is the one I filed about this.05:03
UbugtuMalone bug 28559: "ifupdown-clean script fails" Fix req. for: ifupdown (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: Nobody, Status: Unconfirmed http://launchpad.net/bugs/2855905:03
pittihunger: I'm not sure how that would interact with this boot modifications (not at all I guess, but ...)05:03
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hungerpitti: As it is now lo is not brought up since ifupdown-clean is trying to delete the state-file on a ro-filesystem.05:03
Kamionmaswan: thanks!05:03
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pittiyay flight 305:04
pittithanks Kamion 05:04
hungerpitti: The state file of course claims lo to be up already... thus ifup does not bring it up.05:04
pittihunger: yes, I'm aware of that; bootlogd breaks as well05:05
sjoerdpitti: btw policy checking in the callouts is difficult, as you can't know who actually requested the action.. 05:05
hungerpitti: Good:-) Then all I have to do is wait!05:05
pittisjoerd: I rather mean checks similar to pmount: only mount hotpluggable drives etc.05:05
pittisjoerd: i. e. if I break hald I must not be able to call the helper to mount /dev/hda105:05
Kamion(waiting for ubuntu-announce approval)05:06
sjoerdexactly, only really paranoid checks will work05:06
mgalvinKamoin: DapperFlight3 is all set05:06
pittisjoerd: essentuially these cheks must not rely on the hal database, that's why it's still my impression that they could as well be separate dbus services05:07
pittiwhich would be maximum decoupling05:07
sjoerdexactly05:08
pittibut upstream doesn't like that05:08
sjoerdwell the odd thing is that at one point they wanted to throw out policy from hal, but now it's comming back sortof05:08
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pittiYagisan: ask Kamion, he'll agree that it was indeed a fight :)05:09
Kamionmgalvin: thanks, much appreciated05:09
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sjoerdpitti: well they fully trust dbus for enforcing it iirc (as in only certain users can call the callout)05:10
mgalvinKamoin: np, glad to help05:10
pittisjoerd: I see more trouble on the list05:10
pittisjoerd: (in my crystal ball, that is)05:11
mgalvinsegfault: DapperFlight3 is ready to translate, sorry for the short notice05:12
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sjoerdpitti: like ?05:14
pittisjoerd: well, convincing upstream :)05:15
sjoerdhehe05:15
desrtYagisan; it was a fight :)05:17
Yagisanheh05:17
desrtmartin has claws.  i saw them05:17
desrtdon't fuck with him :)05:18
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Yagisancongrats all on flight 305:21
ogra_ibook:/05:21
whiprushjamesh: fridged, thanks for the reminder.05:24
siretartKamion: congrats on flight3!05:25
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Kamionta05:26
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whiprushKamion: the sprint is in london correct? this month? (wanted to mention it in the next fridge post)05:38
pittiwhiprush: Jan 30 to Feb 405:39
ograwhiprush, rather beginning of february, it starts on the 30th05:39
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whiprushthanks guys05:39
tsengogra: well i tell gpm to suspend after "30 minutes", is that X idle time, screensaver time, or cpu idle?05:41
tsengs/well/when05:41
ograX idle i think05:41
tsengit could even mean "30 minutes after loosing AC"05:41
tsengvery ambiguous05:41
pittiBenC: ping05:42
ograhughsie is in #hal normally ...05:42
ogratseng^^05:42
ogracomplain at him ;)05:42
tsengi will05:42
tsengbut he's not05:42
ograoh05:42
ograhe normally is05:42
tsenggnome bugzilla?05:42
ograyup05:42
tsengelite05:42
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DizietGah, I've spent an hour trying to find where this patch was and it was somewhere else entirely.05:45
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ograDiziet, on new installs firefox segfaults with "Bus Error" if i try to open the preferences 05:46
ograknown ?05:46
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Dizietogra: Yes.  You're on amd64, right ?05:49
ograyup05:49
DizietWe think this is something to do with the new biarch libc but don't know whether it's a ff bug or not.05:49
ograoki05:49
Dizietff itself hasn't changed; it's been FTBFS on amd64 for a week or two.05:49
ograi'll check on powerpc to confirm its amd64 only05:49
DizietPlan is try new upstream (and fix the FTBFS) and see if that helps.05:49
DizietTa.05:49
Diziet(Other reports suggest ppc is ok)05:50
DizietThe trouble with carrying lots of patches is that not only do you spend effort finding and applying them, and fixing up the rejected diffs etc., but when eventually they get taken up upstream you have to do effort again to disentangle them.05:57
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elmoM?rio Meyer, Jerome S. Gotangco, Og Maciel, Carlos Eduardo Pedroza Santiviago, Lionel Dricot, Trent L\loyd, Andi Darmawan, Dennis Kaarsemaker, Jani Monoses, Chris Peterman, Loic Pefferkorn, Sivan Green\berg, Seth Kinast: your ubuntu.com email has been disbaled because it's looping back, please change your preferred email to something other  than you@ubuntu.com06:01
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Mithrandirwouldn't it be useful if lp refused to add @ubuntu.com addresses as preferred?06:06
elmoMithrandir: and there's a spec for it to do that - are you volunteering to help?06:07
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Mithrandirelmo: I didn't know, and no, I think my efforts are better spent elsewhere. :-)06:07
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sivangelmo: I didn't have any trouble so far, what causes the loopback ?06:27
elmosivang: your preferred email is set to ubuntu.com; you can't do that.  set it to whatever you want @ubuntu.com to forward to06:27
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sivangelmo: I understand the nw situation, but so far it has always worked (I received all lp notifications, and had no issues in receving emails like password reset etc) , what changed?06:28
elmothe script updating ubuntu.com got broken by unrelated changes in launchpad, it only just started working again06:29
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maswanMithrandir: remind me, tomorrow, to kick ravel. I just thought of it on my way home from work.06:29
sivangelmo: ok, I see now that the wording had changed in the email editing page of lp, I changed it then, thank you.06:30
Mithrandirmaswan: will try to remember.06:31
Mithrandirmaswan: or do you have a work address I can send the request to? :-)06:31
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tsengit only uses 17mb :)06:32
tsengthe mixer applet uses 1106:33
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Mithrandirdepends on how and what you count.  Here it uses 20 or 2.06:33
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maswanMithrandir: maswan@hpc2n.umu.se, yes, I won't read that until tomorrow. :)06:35
Mithrandirmaswan: reminded06:36
maswanMithrandir: I got gthumb to OoM itself with a large jpeg on my 2GB ram workstation. :)06:36
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Mithrandirgthumb is, for some insane reason eating hilarious amounts of memory06:36
hyperactivecrondis there a site admin around here who could un-delete my wiki account?06:37
ograhyperactivecrond, try #launchpad06:40
hyperactivecrondthx ogra06:40
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segfaultmgalvin_lunch: thanks, i'll translate ASAP>06:52
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elmodoko: ?06:57
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ograKamion, maswan, edubuntu ready for release 06:59
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Kamionogra: to confirm, edubuntu daily 20060116 and daily-live 20060112.1?07:02
ograKamion, everything the "current" link points to07:02
Kamionogra: no need to bother maswan until it's actually published07:03
ograoki07:03
ograKamion, the locale prob only happens with missing langpacks (anything except en in edubuntus case)07:04
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Kamionogra: can you clarify that?07:05
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Kamionoh, I see what you mean, you don't even have the base langpacks on the CD07:06
ograKamion, i only have the english langpack on the edubuntu CD, if i install in german i get the usual locale breakage07:06
ograyup07:06
ograno space 07:06
Kamionok, but localechooser 0.27ubuntu2 should have fixed that :(07:06
ograeven if amd64 installs fine07:07
Kamionthe locales are all in locales.deb now, and it runs locale-gen on the locales you're using07:07
ograi'll get you the logs07:07
Kamionor at least, it's meant to07:07
Kamionthanks07:07
dokoelmo: pong07:08
elmodoko: you lose07:08
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ograKamion, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/edubuntu/logs/syslog07:14
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dokoelmo: ?07:15
ograKamion, erm, sorry, wrong log ...07:17
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ograKamion, updated, now its right ...07:19
KamionI was wondering, the base-installer bits looked really weird07:20
ograheh, thats flight2 :)07:20
Kamionok, there's an error there yes, but it's protected by || true07:22
Kamion(although that error does suggest that we shouldn't be trying to install the language pack at that point, because apt-setup hasn't run yet)07:22
ograi only see Jan 16 15:29:03 apt-install: E: Couldn't find package language-pack-de07:23
Kamionyeah, that's the error I'm referring to - it's not actually directly related to this problem though07:23
Kamionany chance you could do a fresh install, and before you get to installing the base system, edit /usr/lib/post-base-installer.d/05localechooser and change the third line from 'set -e' to 'set -ex'?07:25
Kamionif not, don't worry, I'll try it myself shortly07:25
ograi'll try07:25
Kamionthanks07:25
Kamionthis is weird, I can only assume that locale-gen isn't working07:26
ograif i run it in /target it doesnt give any output ...07:26
ograi circumvented the postgres error this way ...07:26
Kamionmaswan: edubuntu flight-3 up for mirroring too07:27
ograyou can det it to C in /etc/locale.gen07:27
Kamionogra: ^--07:27
Kamion/etc/locale.gen's obsolete07:27
ograthanks :)07:27
ograah, k07:27
Kamionwe use 'locale-gen de_DE.UTF-8' or similar now07:27
ograbut it worked if i ran it once chrooted in /target 07:27
ograah, thats why it doesnt give output, ok07:27
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seb128elmo: please sync gazpacho07:28
Kamionogra: it's also possible I'm giving it the wrong arguments, hence the request for set -x output07:29
ograyup07:29
elmoseb128: done07:31
seb128elmo: thank you07:31
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slomoelmo: please sync fatsort from debian/unstable... ubuntu changes can be dropped07:32
slomoelmo: and pygame... for whatever reason it isn't synced automatically07:32
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segfaultmvo?07:35
segfaultany luck on malone #6506?07:35
UbugtuMalone bug 6506: "selector (Ubuntu) - gnome-language-selector fails to run on dapper" Fix req. for: language-selector (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: Michael Vogt, Status: Unconfirmed http://launchpad.net/bugs/650607:35
maswanKamion: ok, doing another mirror run07:38
Kamionta07:38
maswanKamion: I'm going to be off for some hours now though, perhaps as many as 8-1007:39
Kamionno problem, we're done with releases for today07:40
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ograKamion, runs through with set -x, i'm at ltsp chroot building now ...07:42
Kamionok, syslog from that much should be fine07:43
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ograKamion, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/edubuntu/logs/syslog.107:52
Kamionogra: ok, thanks - I claim a locale-gen bug08:03
Kamionah, I see08:04
Kamionwill look further tomorrow but I think I know roughly where this is08:04
ogragreat :)08:04
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ograKamion, thanks 08:05
Kamionbasically it requires a language pack to be installed in order to get out of bed08:05
Kamionoh, heck, this is obvious, I'll fix it now08:06
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Kamion locale-gen |    1 -08:09
Kamion 1 file changed, 1 deletion(-)08:09
Kamiontrivial once you know which line to delete ...08:09
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ograwhat was it ? 08:10
ograi just saw it searches in /var/lib/locales/supported.d/08:10
ograwhich seems hardcoded08:10
Kamionit checked [ "`ls $SUPPORTED`" ]  unconditionally when it should only have been checking it if you didn't give it any locale command-line arguments08:11
Kamion(it checked it in the latter case too, so I just removed the first check)08:11
ograah, heh, easy08:11
KamionI'll fix the language-pack installation tomorrow08:12
ograits not a race, take your time ;)08:13
mdkeKamion, is ubuntu express going to be documented, or is that something the doc team might want to consider working on?08:21
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lamonthrm.. actually, iz hostname command08:22
lamontthat's completely b0rked.08:25
lamont2.90:   * A check_name function was added to check whether hostnames follow RFC08:25
lamont    1035 syntax.08:25
lamontnever mind the extensions to that syntax.08:25
lamontnevermind allowing you to set hostname to the FQDN..08:25
lamontsigh08:25
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lamontactually, time to add comments to the existing bug08:27
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Kamionmdke: not sure, there's some documentation from Guadalinex but I think given my time constraints it might be better for the doc team to do it08:42
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Kamionno point doing it just yet, of course08:42
danielsoh, flight 3 during the 'evening'08:43
danielsKamion: woo, thanks08:43
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mgalvinsegfault: just a heads up, i added the edubuntu flight-3 download link to DapperFlight3 as well08:45
mdkeKamion, thanks, sure08:45
HiddenWolfdaniels: latest desktop meeting still has a note from you that you're going to break X early jan. Is that still going to happen?08:45
ogramgalvin, oh, thanks a lot, that saves me a separate announcement :)08:45
Kamionogra: a separate announcement to at least some Edubuntu mailing list would be good08:46
danielsHiddenWolf: i'm going to break X when I'm more lucid and less 6:30am08:46
mgalvinogra: sure, np :)08:46
KamionI wouldn't rely on the wiki for announcement value08:46
ograKamion, yes, but i'm not after LWN publicity :)08:46
Kamionit's fantastic for documenting what sort of things have changed08:46
Kamionogra: sure, but you are after testing08:46
danielsHiddenWolf: not the server or anything though, just the metapackages08:46
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danielsHiddenWolf: nothing even remotely resembling breezy's level of, er, entertainment08:47
ograKamion, yup08:47
HiddenWolfdaniels: right, so my question is, can I upgrade and have a semi-dependabele testing system, or should I wait a tad longer?08:47
danielsHiddenWolf: now is fine08:47
HiddenWolfdaniels: cool.08:48
HiddenWolfdaniels: something I've been wondering for a while. My mouse dims it's light under windows when inactive, not under linux. Is that kernel, x, or something else?08:49
danielsHiddenWolf: kernel08:51
HiddenWolfdaniels: ah, right, sorry for bugging you in the early morning. :)08:51
danielsHiddenWolf: no worries.  wasn't you who set the alarm.08:53
elmodaniels: did you see my question about renderext the other day?08:54
danielselmo: yeah; guess you didn't see my /msg telling you to please trash it08:55
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elmono, sorry, apparently not08:55
elmowere you registered?  I don't have anything in my scrollback from you ;-P08:55
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danielsprobably not08:57
danielsWHOOHOOHOO FREENODE08:57
ograelmo, did you get my message to wipe the ltsp-client-builder source in dapper ? 08:58
janimoelmo, please sync/override xfce4-terminal and xfmedia . thank you08:58
LaserJockelmo: I looked into why octave2.9 and basically Debian made a mistake that made both octave2.1 and octave2.9 build an octave virtual package09:00
LaserJockelmo: so I think we should wait for Debian to clean up and then everything should build ok09:01
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Simiragood evening, sabdfl 09:02
danielsgod, xmms == teh win.  give it a non-existent filename on the command line and it segfaults.09:03
ChipzzAAAAAAAAAARGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH09:07
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Chipzzgrrrrrr09:08
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ChipzzI just want a fucking console09:08
Chipzzconfigure keyboard, alt-f2, chroot09:08
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Chipzzdamn thing starts fucking the console I was working on09:08
Chipzz*sigh*09:08
HiddenWolfChipzz: dude, chill, then file bugs09:09
Chipzzyeah09:09
Chipzz:)09:09
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Burgworkthe new ugly non-themed libnotify popups, who do I beat up for them?09:10
HiddenWolfBurgundavia: if you find out, i'll get tar and feathers. :)09:12
ograBurgwork, the app developer09:12
BurgworkHiddenWolf, sounds good09:13
ograin case ayou mean popping up standalone windows, thats from apps that reant fully ported to the new libnotify yet09:13
Burgworkdholbach, yer has a typo in dasher09:13
Burgworkogra, the new pop dialog that has the non-straight edge09:13
ogras/reant/arent/09:13
dholbachBurgwork: tell me09:13
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Burgworkdholbach,  dasher (3.99.1-0ubunut1) dapper; urgency=low09:14
ograBurgwork, ah, you mean the bubble with the stairs :)09:14
HiddenWolfogra: any popups should be themed human/$yourtheme rather than whatever decoration $developer thinks is appropriate.09:14
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Burgworkogra, yep09:14
danielsat least we've not had 'ubunto' in a version that I've seen09:14
dholbachBurgwork: nice... we'll have to stick to it until 3.99.1-1 in debian ot 3.99.2 upstream09:14
Burgworkdholbach, yep09:15
ograor until you upload a -zubunutX :)09:15
ogra-0zubunutX*09:15
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dholbach:)09:16
ogra:)09:16
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BurgworkHiddenWolf, do you know who is upstream for libnotify?09:17
HiddenWolfBurgwork: http://cia.navi.cx/stats/project/galago/libnotify09:18
HiddenWolfBurgwork: chipx86, johnp, mike, mikeh are listed as authors09:18
BurgworkHiddenWolf, don't see in upstream bug reports over this annoyance09:19
HiddenWolfBurgundavia: best ask one of the upstreams about it. If a bug is filed, it'll soon have a few confirm messages. :)09:20
dexemis there any known bug with ndiswrapper/dapper? my bcmwl5a doesn't create any network interface...09:21
BurgworkHiddenWolf, I just emailed chipx8609:21
sivangBurgwork: found a bug ?09:22
Burgworksivang, in libnotify? no, merely that the popup is not themable and currently looks rather ugly09:22
sivangBurgwork: it doesn't blend nicely..09:25
Burgworksivang, no, it doesn't and being able to fully theme it fixes 2 bugs with one hit09:26
sabdflBenC: ping09:30
sabdflmdz: ping09:30
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sivangBurgwork: what's the other one?09:46
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siretartelmo: did you get the sync requests from the last days or shall I resubmit them via email?09:48
HiddenWolfdaniels: ping09:48
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Burgworkseb128, have you seen the new stuff gnome-panel upstream has done with logout09:51
seb128Burgwork: sure09:51
seb128they didn't change gnome-session though09:52
seb128they just have extra items from the panel09:52
Burgworkyes09:52
Burgworkjust wondered how we are going to merge upstreams work with ours09:52
seb128why?09:52
seb128they is no conflict09:52
seb128the hack is one gnome-session09:52
seb128the panel applet stills open gnome-session dialog09:53
seb128that doesn't conflict with the new panel dialogs09:53
Burgworkhttp://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9227709:53
seb128I know about that bug, I'm subscribed09:53
danielsHiddenWolf: pong09:53
danielsseb128: good morning mc sebtastic09:53
Burgworkseb128, ok09:53
seb128hey daniels09:54
Mithrandirseb128: it seems like gdm loses focus when you point your mouse pointer outside it now.  It didn't in breezy.  Is this known or should I file a bug?09:54
seb128Mithrandir: outside of what? It's supposed to be fullscreen, no?09:55
danielsoh, that reminds me09:55
Mithrandirseb128: no, it just covers one screen.  I have two screens.09:55
danielsseb128: is the gdm nested login stuff using xephyr yet?09:56
Mithrandiras in, two monitors and xinerama.09:56
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seb128daniels: no09:56
danielsseb128: boo09:56
seb128daniels: patches are welcome :)09:56
danielsheh09:56
danielsgot too much else to tie up09:56
seb128Mithrandir: dunno about that ..09:56
Mithrandirseb128: I'll just file a bug, then09:57
seb128daniels: I've quite overloaded with GNOME stuff atm09:57
seb128Mithrandir: yeah better09:57
danielsseb128: fair enough09:57
seb128s/ve/m09:57
Burgworklamont,  hostname (2.91.0ubuntu1) dapper; urgency=low <-- should that not be -0ubuntu1 ?09:58
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lamontBurgundavia: if the previous version weren't 2.91, then probably09:58
HiddenWolfdaniels: guy with a working but messed up xorg here, http://www.fruk.org/stuff/Screenshot.png09:58
HiddenWolfdaniels: Guess you'd want a bug, but what info should he report?09:59
danielsHiddenWolf: Option "AccelMethod" "EXA" in Device section of xorg.conf, or probably Option "XaaNoOffscreenPixmaps"09:59
lamontbut since there's already a hostname_2.91.tar.gz in the archive, it'd be bad to upload 2.91-0ubuntu109:59
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danielsi have *lots* of bugs about that09:59
Burgworklamont, just wondering if it was a typo09:59
DenMithrandir: Hi U there?09:59
HiddenWolfdaniels: that's exa's doing?09:59
danielssomething in cairo triggers xaa badness, and no-one's quite sure where (especially since I can't reproduce it locally)09:59
lamontnah, my script originally called it '2.91ubuntu1', but that had it's own issues...09:59
danielsHiddenWolf: nope, it's xaa's doing; exa should mitigate the problem10:00
Burgworklamont, I trust that you are smarter than me10:00
HiddenWolfdaniels: told him.10:01
danielsHiddenWolf: ta10:01
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DenAnyone know if Mithrandir is actually here now?10:03
MithrandirDen: 'sup?10:04
HiddenWolfdaniels: EXA option helped him. Anything he can do to help debug?10:04
danielsHiddenWolf: not really, to be honest10:04
DenMithrandir: Hi - Thanks for you r help.  Do you know i f the firewire cd update you did went into the live iso for kubuntu as well as ubuntu?10:05
danielsit just needs some benh/anholt love\10:05
MithrandirDen: except that I didn't get around to actually _uploading_ it, it does, yes.  I'll just commit it on the trunk and hope for the best now.10:05
MithrandirDen: sorry about that. :-(10:05
DenMithrandir: noprob.  I would like to get at as soon as possible - any idea when it will get uploaded?10:06
HiddenWolfdaniels: ok, cool, thanks10:06
Treenaksdaniels: did you see my registerdumps?10:06
DenMithrandir: Also, any idea when you might be able to respond to the aprox two to 3 emails I sent you a few days ago?10:07
danielsTreenaks: i did, thanks10:07
Treenaksdaniels: (speaking of ATi :))10:07
danielsTreenaks: i'm looking at those today10:07
mdkeRiddell, did you move the build directory for kubuntu up a directory in the ubuntu-docs repository? Some of the web targets aren't working any more and the preview server hasn't updated the kubuntu stuff for ages10:07
Treenaksdaniels: cool :)10:07
MithrandirDen: new casper uploaded now10:07
LaserJockis it normal for Xorg to have RES 278MB in top?10:07
DenMithrandir: The "base" cd - did you get that one uploaded properly a fw days ago?10:07
MithrandirDen: yes, I think so.10:08
DenMithrandir: is casper the daily dapper?10:08
danielsLaserJock: the answer to those questions is always 'yes'10:08
MithrandirDen: yes, the image on http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ is, well, current.10:08
MithrandirDen: that's rsyncable too, so the download should be smaller.10:08
LaserJockdaniels: really, my system is crawling to a halt and I've only got 50MB of memory free (out of 512) and all I have is firefox, thunderbird, and a termianl10:09
MithrandirDen: note that the change I committed won't be visible until the next live rebuild which will finish in about 12 hours.10:09
DenMithrandir: Will that change go into kubuntu daily live besides ubuntu?10:10
MithrandirDen: yes10:10
DenMithrandir: Thanks!  I'll be eagerly awaiting the next live rbuild.10:11
danielsLaserJock: close those first two and your free memory will soar10:11
MithrandirDen: I'm writing up a presentation and need to get up early tomorrow, but I'll answer your mails tomorrow.10:11
danielsLaserJock: the Xorg RES figure includes such insignificant figures as, oh, your entire video RAM10:11
DenMithrandir: The "base" iso you had me dl didn't boot to a command line prompt, should it have?10:12
MithrandirDen: yes, I'd think so, unless something went wrong.10:12
LaserJockdaniels: oh, ok. but my system seems to be stuttering a lot and using swap a lot10:12
DenMithrandir: it got further than the ubunt live, which perhaps means the firewire fix worked, but it died saying something about (I really forget this, it's been several days since) about maybe trying some names, them not working, and the names being repeated too often.10:13
MithrandirDen: yes, I remember that, it's a sign of it not finding the cd, really.10:14
LaserJockdaniels: ok, closing firefox and thunderbird gave me back 55 MB but I'm still using 397MB with only a terminal open10:14
MithrandirDen: and it shouldn't, ever, spit out those messages, but that's less important.10:14
DenMithrandir: If you  really want to know, let me know & if I can find that cd I'll try it again & record the err messages - do you want me to do that?10:14
MithrandirDen: no, that's not needed.  If you could just test tomorrow's CD when it's out and give me feedback, that'd be nice.10:14
lifelessare there any 'how to debug that pos evolution after it hangs' guides ?10:15
DenMithrandir: Is there some web page that shows the fix you did to try to make the firewire cd work?10:15
MithrandirDen: I just asked the live cd to include two more modules in the initramfs.10:16
DenMithrandir: Is that in a text file, or compiled into something?10:16
MithrandirDen: text file.10:16
MithrandirDen: that is, the text file is used for building an initramfs image which is stuck into the iso image.10:16
DenMithrandir: Where can I find that text file?10:16
MithrandirDen: install bzr and do bzr get http://people.ubuntu.com/~tfheen/bzr/casper/trunk10:17
LaserJockdaniels: I don't want to be a pain about this but I have seen a big change in my desktops performace from a few weeks ago. My system really drags when I do anything CPU intensive10:17
danielslasti don't know, man10:17
ograhrm ... i do a bzr get, change a file, commit and do a bzr push ... 10:17
ograbzr: ERROR: These branches have diverged.  Try a merge then push with overwrite.10:17
lifelessogra: that means that someone else pushed before you10:17
ograDEAR bzr i only have changed one line !!10:17
DenMithrandir: What's an "intramfs image"?10:18
lifelessogra: so you have to integrate their changes before you can push10:18
ogralifeless, i did this procedure 5 times in a row now ... (including wiping the whole local tree every time)10:18
LaserJockdaniels: so is it worth a bug report? I can't imagine anything useful I could report other than "It used to be better"10:18
ograi doubt taht anybody except myself pushes to the edubuntu seeds10:18
MithrandirDen: do you know what an initramdisk is?10:18
lifelessogra: dont wipe the local tree, theres no need to do that10:19
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DenMithrandir: no10:19
johnlLaserJock, have you tried asking on #ubuntu?10:19
lifelessogra: and if its reproducible, come on over to #bzr and get someone to help you!10:19
johnlLaserJock, that's the place to discuss that stuff10:19
MithrandirDen: http://lwn.net/Articles/14776/ has a little bit of explanation.10:20
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ogralifeless, i will ... one last try ... have to wait anyway 20-30 min until sftp decides to finish the push :)10:20
LaserJockjohnl: well, perhaps, I just want to know if it is worth a bug report10:20
DenMithrandir: Thanks!10:20
johnlLaserJock, tell you what, take it over to #ubuntu first and I'll see if I can help10:20
LaserJockjohnl: ok, thanks10:21
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slomoelmo: please sync taglib, fatsort and pygame from debian/unstable... ubuntu changes can be dropped10:43
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lamontgrumble.10:47
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lamontI want a way to tell apt to use a proxy, but only for update10:47
tsenglamont: export http_proxy="http://yourproxy:8010:48
tseng"10:48
tsengapt-get update10:48
tsengunset http_proxy10:48
tsengalias that all together or something.10:48
lamonttseng: that's what I _am_ doing10:48
lamontbut I want an apt.conf entry to do it for me... :-)10:48
tseng:)10:48
lamontor better yet, they could fix the stupid non-transparent proxy I'm behind10:48
tsengwe have a cisco content engine in line at work, its pretty unintelligent as well10:49
lifelesslamont: transparent' proxies generally aren't.10:50
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lamontlifeless: exactly10:51
lamontbut without the proxy, they can't play big-brother and waste money scraping log files to make sure we're all good little kids10:51
lamontthe proxy is transparent enough for upgrade, but not so good for Packages.bz210:52
azeemlamont: you could use a different apt.conf for update, like apt-get -c /etc/apt/apt.conf.update update10:53
lamontazeem: I'm trying to make it so update-notifier actually (a) works, and (b) doesn't trash the package cache10:53
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lamonts/cache/lists/10:53
azeemah10:53
lamontthat and so I don't have to remember the funky differences10:53
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lifelesslamont: send it off on wild goose chases10:58
lifelessi.e. ask for cnn.com at the playboy ip address10:58
lamontlifeless: how does one encode such a URL?10:59
lifelessGET /index.html HTTP/1.110:59
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lifelessHost: www.cnn.com10:59
lifeless10:59
lifeless10:59
lamontah, ok.  any way to get firefox's UI to do that for me? wget?10:59
lifelessfirefox - add a local alias to hosts11:00
lamontgenerally, I want that for testing a virtual-hosted domain before making it production11:00
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Seveaslamont, /etc/hosts can be useful there11:10
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Kamion21:18 < ogra> i doubt taht anybody except myself pushes to the edubuntu seeds11:20
Kamionogra: bzr log says I've made about half as many commits to the Edubuntu seeds as you have11:20
Kamionone of those was this evening11:21
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ograKamion, but i did a bzr get in a new location after your commit and still couldnt push11:27
Kamionthat I dunno about11:28
ograits solved now ...11:28
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