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menozhi all! Can you tell me how can I make a mirror of an Ubuntu repository?12:36
menozShould I use rsync?12:37
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zyga_menoz: please check the wiki/official website first12:42
menozI've found this: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/mirror12:45
menozthanks!12:45
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tsengargh Keybuk is gone12:54
tsengudevplug hangs for a long time (and fails?) because /dev/.udev/queue already exists12:54
tsengon my desktop12:54
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zyga_what is the easiest way to know about the version of some package in debian?01:09
zyga_(with package.debian.org being down)01:09
NafalloI keep a deb-src for debians archive and use apt-cache madison :-)01:09
zyga_Nafallo: I don't really even know the proper apt.sources line for debian01:10
zyga_sources.list... I'm getting sleepy01:11
Nafallo# debian sid01:11
Nafallodeb-src http://ftp.se.debian.org/debian unstable main contrib non-free01:11
zyga_Nafallo: what is the most experimental/fresh debian version?01:12
zyga_sid and always sid?01:12
Nafallosid is always unstable, yes :-)01:12
HrdwrBoBno01:14
zyga_Nafallo: hmm, I want to look at gazpacho, how do I do it now?01:14
Nafallono?01:14
zyga_apt-cache source doesn't show me anything new01:14
zyga_(I did update)01:15
Nafalloapt-cache madison gazpacho01:15
zyga_ah01:15
zyga_darn I did an obsolete job again :)01:15
dholbachgood night01:15
zyga_night dholbach01:15
desrtciao, chicky01:15
Nafallognight dholbach :-)01:16
zyga_Nafallo: is there any way to tell apt-get source which repo to use?01:16
desrtzyga_; /01:16
Nafallozyga_: dunno. I usally want to grab the latest :-)01:16
zyga_Nafallo: nv, I have the right version01:16
zyga_eh :-)01:17
zyga_diff of the diff only shows different date and signature01:17
zyga_good night guys :-)01:19
Nafallonight zyga_01:19
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hubhi02:31
hubmy system is totally hosed because of udev failure02:31
hubI don;t know if it is udev or what02:31
hubbut udev fails02:31
hubdapper current02:31
Burgworkhub, welcome to dapper02:32
hubBurgwork: laptop works fine02:32
jsgotangcolol02:32
hubbut desktop is fscked02:32
hubshall I just pop in Flight 2?02:32
hubso has anybody a clue?02:34
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robertjWhat Flight is UbuntuExpress slated for?02:37
Burgworkrobertj, likely the next one02:38
robertjBurgwork: wowzers02:38
Burgworkrobertj, when that is in anyones guess, likely after the dev spring02:39
Burgworkt02:39
hubok, I install SuSE this time 02:44
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hubsince I'm at reinstalling02:44
hub:-/02:44
jsgotangcoSuSE is nice :/02:46
bddebiangack02:46
hubat least I have CD02:46
Burgworkjsgotangco, what does suse do that Ubuntu doesn't?02:47
hubmy machine is fscked and udev is just driving me insane02:47
hubudev is more opaque than the Microsoft plug and pray02:48
Burgworkhub, do you even have a xandros mahcine at home?02:48
hubBurgwork: I don't02:48
hubI have a box of v302:48
hubbut otherwise I don't02:48
hubhave it installed02:48
Burgworkwell, I guess I don't have any of Userfuls stuff at home02:48
hubBurgwork: I still have a server software from the one I used to work for02:49
jsgotangcoBurgwork: WPA works out of the box02:49
hubbut I scrap the box as .deb based server soon02:49
jsgotangcoBurgwork: i admit though, i haven't really tried in-depth with ubuntu02:49
hubBurgwork: sonething I'm sure is that the installer is super slow on SuSE02:49
hubjsgotangco: I couldn't get it to work02:49
hubjsgotangco: because I use Network Manager02:50
jsgotangcoNM didn't work for me in suse too02:50
Burgworkhub, what do they use?02:51
hubBurgwork: don02:51
hubt know02:51
hubthe installer is so slow02:52
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bddebianWhy would dpatch attempt to apply in ./ ?03:36
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Tm_Tsomethings changed in network handling during boot, now I have to do ifdown&ifup to get net working, and even that returns some errors05:57
Tm_Thmm, or maybe it has something to do with kernel, have to check that too05:58
crimsunTm_T: you don't happen to read dapper-changes, do you?05:59
Tm_Tnope06:02
Tm_Twhere's that?06:02
Tm_Tcrimsun: and thanks for pointing out, I knew I'm missing something ;)06:03
crimsunTm_T: follow the link from lists.ubuntu.com :)06:03
Tm_Taah, ML, thank you sir06:04
Tm_T3h sleep last night and it's still early morning, so I'm not in my sharpest knife06:04
Tm_Tcrimsun: I'06:06
Tm_Tm also crawling through KDE 3.5.1 trying to find changes and problems ;)06:07
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ejofeedoes the default (k)ubuntu install *also* include xterm? i want to create a .desktop script which works on both ubuntu and kubuntu.08:31
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Kamionejofee: yes, it does08:34
ejofeeKamion: thanks08:34
ejofeei suggest we used a general xvt symlink which is scripted to stand for *any* [x]  [v] irtual [t] erminal at all that if finds on the computer. and we could do the same with the text editor. this way we won't say "use gedit <path> or kwrite <path>" to the noobs.08:36
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ejofees/if/it/08:37
ejofee(in a particular priority)08:37
pittiGood morning08:38
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Burgundaviasalut pitti, did that hal issue regarding running has unpriviledged and upstream not being happy get resolved?08:39
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pittiBurgundavia: mostly, yes08:43
pittiBurgundavia: upstream and ubuntu now use the same architecture (privilege separation), just in Ubuntu the callouts have minimized privileges08:44
Burgundaviapitti, ok, cause I was going to punch big holes in the "if I am at a machine with a usb stick, I can own it other ways"08:44
pittiBurgundavia: that also means that power management and so on now work with our hal08:44
Burgundaviathat is good08:44
pittiBurgundavia: heh, I also wrote counter arguments to this to 'the big' thread08:45
pittiBurgundavia: like ltsp, digital photo vending machines, etc.08:45
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Burgundaviapitti, public access terminals, like 100% of Userful's computers08:46
Burgundaviapitti, we allow usb access08:46
pittiexactly08:46
pittiBurgundavia: davidz agreed that this was a problem, so he happily accepted sjoerd's patch for priv separation08:46
AlinuxOSpitti, Guten Morgen :)08:47
Kamionejofee: we call it /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator08:47
Burgundaviapitti, do other distros really run hal as root?08:47
Kamionejofee: and /usr/bin/editor08:47
ejofeeKamion: wow, didn't know that! so why doesn't people use "editor" instead of "gedit" in their howtos? many kubuntu users complain to me that some howtos don't work on their kubuntu ("command not found" or so)... just because of this :)08:49
Kamionejofee: because they don't know about it either, I guess08:50
ejofees/doesn/don/08:50
ejofeeKamion: right08:50
Burgundaviaejofee, the official docs simply say "edit the following doc"08:50
ejofeeBurgundavia: well, some prefer to be as concise as possible08:50
ejofeeBurgundavia: (including me)08:51
Kamionejofee: (btw, you use update-alternatives to manage those symlinks I mentioned)08:51
ejofeeKamion: didn't know that. does it also work automatically? (something like "update-alternatives --auto")08:52
Kamionyes08:52
ejofeeBurgundavia: (in their howtos, that is)08:52
Kamionpackages' maintainer scripts do that for you though, you don't need to do it by hand08:52
ejofeeKamion: thanks08:52
BurgundaviaKamion, I was parsing through the seeds today I noticed we still include dselect in the standard seed. Is this really neccessary anymore?08:53
KamionBurgundavia: it is for me08:54
pittiHi AlinuxOS 08:54
ejofeeKamion: boy... how i hate it that distros have so many differences between them... these differences are mostly unimportant with respect to their real benefits and so important with respect to creating confusion... which is a very frustrating irony.08:54
pittiBurgundavia: yes, FC does08:54
pittiBurgundavia: debian, ubuntu, and gentoo didn't08:55
Burgundaviapitti, and userfuls product is based on FC. Our lead dev is not sane08:55
pittiBurgundavia: no idea about SuSE, but since Kay works for Novell, and he's heavily on the 'root? so what?' side, I expect that SuSE runs hal as root, too08:55
Kamionand it's only a 100KB-odd .deb, so please leave it be for us dinosaurs :)08:55
BurgundaviaKamion, far be it from me to take away play toys from the developers. You provide us non-technical people with enough shiny toys, like espresso08:56
Kamionejofee: I believe Red Hat has a rewritten version of update-alternatives nowadays too *shrug*08:56
Kamionthough it might be called just alternatives, not sure08:57
pittiBurgundavia: I was grown up with dselect, and for the occasional 'clean up my packages' rave dselect is still a nice tool :)08:57
Kamionspeaking of which, why the *hell* does espresso not want to quite finish partitioning ... grumble08:57
AlinuxOSpitti, I know only apt-get :)08:58
Kamionoh, heh, might have something to do with the sys.exit(0) I put in there for debugging08:58
pittiAlinuxOS: you should at least know apt-cache search (IMHO still the fastest tool to find stuff)08:59
AlinuxOSpitti, yes08:59
AlinuxOSI've learned basic commands...and I like apt-get very much.09:00
AlinuxOSI heard something about aptitute09:01
BurgundaviaKamion, we also need to make a decision on reportbugs for dapper. I get about an email a day to the spam catcher of -users that comes from that09:04
KamionBurgundavia: see the bug about it, I guess, there's been recent activity09:04
Kamionpitti: is there any good way to tell g-v-m not to pop up a window when a *particular* filesystem is mounted?09:04
BurgundaviaKamion, was unaware there was one, thanks for hte info09:04
Kamionpitti: it's very annoying when the live installer has just mounted /target and a window pops up ...09:05
pittiKamion: not right now09:06
pittiKamion: but it might make sense to teach it to only react to stuff in /media?09:06
Kamionhmm, yeah, maybe09:07
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pittiKeeeeeeybuk?09:07
Kamionfailing that, if I could have /target and everything under it blacklisted, that would be nice09:07
pittiKamion: hm, I think I'll just do the above09:08
Kamionok09:08
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Kamionwoo, I would just like to say that I have espresso handling almost all its partitioning through partman now09:09
pittigreat! I can't wait to test espresso09:09
Kamionthe first version is gonna suck UI-wise, mind09:09
Kamionquite apart from poor UI design in general, there are far too many places where the gtk main loop is blocked so the UI is unresponsive09:10
Kamionhopefully I'll clear that up soon09:10
AlinuxOSespresso ? :) caff espresso mmmm....09:12
AlinuxOS:)09:12
KamionAlinuxOS: exactly09:12
pittiAlinuxOS: the new way of installing ubuntu from a live CD, which will rock da house :)09:12
AlinuxOSpitti, I've seen something similar on Mepis09:12
AlinuxOSis it the same?09:13
Kamionno09:13
AlinuxOSah09:13
AlinuxOSso there will be no more Install + Live CD09:13
Kamionlive installers aren't news ... the trick is doing one that's maintainable in conjunction with a traditional installer09:13
KamionAlinuxOS: incorrect, we'll still have the install CD available for download09:13
AlinuxOSbut there will be Live Ubuntu/Installer + Live Kubuntu/Installer ? 09:13
Kamionthe live installer won't be as featureful as the traditional installer, at least to start with09:13
Kamionhopefully, though no work has been done on a KDE frontend for espresso yet09:14
AlinuxOSah09:14
AlinuxOSKamion, very very interestning :)09:15
AlinuxOSI've downloaded dapper....09:16
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ejofeeKamion: "editor" links to mc's editor. this is surely not nice for the average user09:24
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Kamionejofee: mc isn't in the default install09:26
Kamionejofee: nor, for that matter, in main09:26
ejofeeKamion: then is it because i just installed mc?09:26
TreenaksBurgundavia: it doesn't?09:27
TreenaksBurgundavia: not even in attachments?09:27
BurgundaviaTreenaks, no, I am talking about trying to report against a binary in a package09:27
Kamionejofee: yes, mc registers a higher priority for its editor than the default (nano) does09:27
Kamionejofee: the idea is that if you install something odd then you probably want to use it09:27
BurgundaviaTreenaks, ie, it doesn't do the smart thing and give you correct source package09:27
ejofeeKamion: right, but most users would prefer gedit or kwrite! they should be higher priority (for under x11)?09:28
KamionBurgundavia: bradb's landed a patch for that, it should be in production soon09:28
ejofees/\?/\./09:28
BurgundaviaKamion, sweet09:28
Kamionejofee: most users won't install mc in the first place; those users that do probably want it09:28
ejofeeKamion: whatever09:29
Kamionhmm, gedit apparently only registers itself as gnome-text-editor, not editor09:29
ejofeeKamion: any idea why mc-mp is not also included in the universe?09:29
Kamionthat's awkward, I wonder if it's deliberate09:29
ejofeeKamion: it's not only awkward, but also stupid... we have to write separate howto examples for kde / gnome users09:30
ejofeeKamion: it should be x-text-editor09:31
Kamionand kate doesn't register anything09:31
ejofeeKamion: after the model x-terminal-emulator09:31
Kamionthere appears to be no standard for this; it should probably be discussed on debian-policy@09:31
Kamionwith the relevant maintainers09:31
ejofeeKamion: i guess this is some sort of equivalent to bureaucracy09:32
ejofeeKamion: hard to move things09:32
Kamionejofee: sorry, no idea about mc-mp09:32
Kamionejofee: if you just want to throw insults, please don't09:32
KamionI'm trying to help you09:32
ejofeeKamion: http://mc.linuxinside.com/cgi-bin/dir.cgi09:32
ejofeeKamion: and i really appreciate it.09:32
Kamionejofee: oh, I guess just nobody's packaged it then09:33
Kamionyou could ask ubuntu-motu@ if anyone wants to do it09:33
Kamionit's not bureaucracy anyway, it's aiming for good design rather than random choices09:33
Kamionwhich yes sometimes does involve actually talking to the maintainers of the affected packages09:33
Kamionoften considered useful :)09:33
ejofeeKamion: given the much smaller size, it could replace nano and add a file browser for the rescuing use cases.09:33
tepsipakkiis mc-cp maintained anymore.. latest release is from 30-Aug-200409:34
Kamionnano's good as the default because it's also available in the installer09:34
tepsipakkimc-mp that is09:34
Kamionand mc is about ten times the size of nano. Is mc-mp that much smaller?09:34
ejofeeKamion: yeah... i can understand that, too. sort of the other side of the coin. i am dreaming of a system which allows for both sides of the coin to be visible simulatenously. :P09:35
ejofeetepsipakki: but it seems it's more stable than the maintained mc09:35
ejofees/simulatenously/simultaneously/09:37
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ejofeeKamion: that's what i implied: why not including mc-mp (which is actually mc-light, that is, much smaller than mc) for doing both file management and editing?09:38
ejofeeKamion: ... in the installer, i meant09:39
Mithrandirejofee: what's the size of a compiled mc-mp, then?09:39
ejofee"<Kamion> nano's good as the default because it's also available in the installer"09:39
ejofeeMithrandir: i don't know the installed size, but the package size is 1,2 mb09:39
ejofeeMithrandir: however, an alternative option is lfm09:40
ejofeeMithrandir: which resembles mc, but it's way much smaller (and doesn't include its own editor, so we should keep nano)09:40
ejofeeMithrandir: an installed lfm is 410 kb.09:41
Mithrandirejofee: nano-udeb is 26k.09:42
ejofeeMithrandir: i am talking about a file manager09:42
Mithrandir(45k uncompressed)09:42
ejofeeMithrandir: lfm is a file manager09:42
HrdwrBoBit's also 10x the size09:42
ejofeeMithrandir: btw, does the installer include python?09:43
Mithrandirno09:43
Kamionejofee: no, it doesn't09:43
MithrandirI'm not sure we need a file manager in the installer.09:43
Kamionejofee: and what Mithrandir said about the installer. No way are we adding that much to the base initrd.09:43
ejofeeKamion: so i guess mc has no chance to be included to the installer, right?09:43
Kamionejofee: nope, sorry09:44
ejofeeKamion: it's understandable09:44
Mithrandirnot unless it goes on a serious diet. :-)09:44
ejofeeMithrandir: i could call mc-mp quite some diet09:44
KamionI see no compelling reason to put a file manager in the installer, so I see no reason why we'd go to that effort09:45
Kamionif you can't handle the shell for rescue work, you can always use the live CD09:45
ejofeeKamion: i was thinking of x11 failing back to console09:46
ejofeeKamion: for those instances, a mc would be cool09:46
ejofeeKamion: so i think it should be included on the cd09:46
ejofeeKamion: ... at least09:46
Mithrandirejofee: X doesn't "fall back" to the console.09:46
ejofeeMithrandir: but...?09:46
KamionMithrandir: he means if X fails to start09:46
ejofeeKamion / Mithrandir: right09:47
MithrandirKamion: then we should fix it to fall back to VESA or something.09:47
ejofeemost users from my generation are used to failing back to dos / nc (norton commander)09:47
Mithrandirif VESA doesn't work, then you lose and get to keep all the pieces.09:47
Kamionmc's interface is fine for those who are used to it, but it's very quirky09:47
Mithrandirejofee: do you have any statistics to back that up?09:47
Kamionand the lack of maintenance makes it a concerning prospect for main09:47
ejofeeMithrandir: no, sorry. used the wrong word.09:48
ejofees/most/many/09:48
ejofeeMithrandir: it really wasn't in my intention to say "most".09:49
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MithrandirI'd argue "a few" or "some", but I don't have any numbers to back it up.09:49
ejofeeKamion: there's no more "newbye friendly" alternative to mc anyway, afaik (or please name one). even bios is designed like that. it's the best friendliness we can provide them in the console.09:50
Mithrandirnewbies are lost in the console anyway and it's way better to just learn to use a shell and some simple commands like ls, cd and less.09:51
ejofeeKamion: i mean... at least it deserves to be on the (dapper) live / install cd...09:52
ejofeeKamion: knoppix also includes it (not that it means anything imperative to us)09:53
Burgundaviaejofee, I thought I convinced you yesterday that mc in the default install is not actually helping anybody09:54
ejofeeBurgundavia: i began to write the wiki. so you convinced me.09:54
ejofee:)09:54
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ajmitchmvo: I had eth0 & eth1 swap round on one boot :)10:02
ajmitchhowever it didn't repeat10:02
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mvoajmitch: yeah, something like this seems to have happend10:04
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TreenaksArgh! I rebooted and my (built-in) USB card-readers became sda/sdb/sdc/sdd, and my SATA-disk became sde -- which BROKE booting quite badly10:06
ajmitchseems that there might be a little issue with module load order or similar10:07
tobias___Treenaks: Why don't you use the labels/disk ids in /etc/fstab?10:08
Treenakstobias___: Because the breezy install doesn't do that10:08
Treenakstobias___: by default10:08
tobias___Treenaks: True.10:08
Treenakstobias___: also, grub likes to know where its files live10:08
tobias___Treenaks: I had assumed you to be on dapper already.10:08
Treenaks(root= kernel command line)10:08
Treenakstobias___: I _am_ on dapper now10:09
Treenakstobias___: but upgrading doesn't magically alter fstab10:09
tobias___Treenaks: Yes, you are right of course.10:09
tobias___Treenaks: But root= can use a label too IIRC. At least it can on redhat.10:10
Treenakstobias___: haven't tried yet, but moving disks around is still broken :)10:10
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tepsipakkimvo: do you have a newer version of update-manager somewhere? 0.42.2ubuntu1~bp2 just crashes for me10:23
mvotepsipakki: can you start it in a terminal and put the backtrace of the crash to paste.ubuntulinux.nl please? 10:25
mvotepsipakki: dapper-backports is now available btw (answering to your mail from a couple of days back)10:25
Treenaksmvo: should the pointer to the update-manager icon be ON the icon (it points to the middle of the red circle icon)10:26
Treenaks?10:26
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mvoTreenaks: yeah, I noticed that too. the notificaiton-daemon seems to have changed it's semantics. I think I can/could work around it if it is too annoying10:27
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tepsipakkimvo: does it have some debug-flags?10:28
seb128mvo: what is the topic?10:28
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mvoseb128: notification-daemon put it's arrow in the middle of the attached widget now10:28
seb128ah10:28
mvotepsipakki: I think I should enable showing the backtrace in the gui, yes10:28
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tepsipakkiwtf.. somehow apt thinks that all of my packages are obsolete10:31
hungerNetworking is broken *again*.10:31
hungerThis time /var/run/network is missing with /var/run actually having been created.10:31
mdkehunger, sounds like a bug10:31
hungerNo more dhcp either:-(10:31
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hungerThe wonders of shell programming I guess;-)10:34
tepsipakkimvo: I see that update-manager comments out the breezy-repos from sources.list? short after that it quits10:36
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tonyyarussoWhen Dapper is released, will it be as stable on that day as, say, a week later?  WIll everything actually be taken care of before release, or are there likely to still be a few bugs to work out in the first few days?10:36
mvotepsipakki: do you have a backtrace for me :) 10:36
tepsipakkimvo: oh you mean from strace?10:37
mvotepsipakki: just what it outputs in a terminal, when it dies. you will have to run it manually inside a gnome-terminal for that ("sudo update-manager")10:37
Kamiontonyyarusso: obviously we hope the former10:38
tepsipakkimvo: there's hardly anything useful, but wait a sec10:38
Kamionthat's why we have freezes etc.10:38
tonyyarussoKamion, Right.  What's the experience been in the first week of the previous releases?10:38
Kamiontonyyarusso: generally pretty good, the showstoppers usually turn up about six hours before release in my experience ;-)10:39
Kamioncausing enormous "fun" for the release team, but hey10:39
tonyyarussoKamion, Well, I suppose "fun" makes life interesting.  Thanks.10:39
Kamionwe're being moderately conservative about dapper because it's to be a long-term-supported release, and pushing the release out an extra week to give ourselves more time, so hopefully should be ok10:40
ajmitchfeature freeze is slightly earlier than previous releases, isn't it?10:41
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hungerKamion: I had to write a bugreport each day of the week since my system did not come up as expected. The good thing is that all of them are fixed already:-)10:42
Kamionajmitch: don't believe so10:42
Kamionhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseProcess lists the release process changes relative to breezy10:42
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tepsipakkimvo: http://users.tkk.fi/~tjaalton/tmp/u-m.debug10:42
hungerKamion: So if you guys can keep up with that, then I have no doubt that you will manage to make dapper pretty stable.10:42
tepsipakkimvo: there's also dist-upgrade*.log10:43
Kamionajmitch: in fact it's week 19 now rather than week 1710:43
ajmitchcurrently it's looking like policy would be in universe, and very little changes to what's already in dapper10:43
Kamionnot sure that's entirely intentional, just how it shook out10:43
ajmitchok10:43
tepsipakkimvo: I'm using a local (unofficial) mirror...10:43
mvotepsipakki: thanks! helped me a lot, I think I think I found the problem and will attack it now10:44
tepsipakkimvo: cool10:44
Kamionhunger: the tail-end of the big invasive boot process changes are still coming in, so I think that's to be expected; thanks for filing bugs10:44
mvotepsipakki: but it's a mirror with valid gpg-sigs? the next-version of the dist-upgrader won't upgrade if anything can't be authenticated10:44
tepsipakkimvo: yes, I maintain it =)10:45
ajmitchpitti: selinux policy handling has really improved a lot with binary modules & reference policy - it'll be sane for you to support :)10:45
tepsipakkimvo: mirrored with apt-mirror, and at least the installer doesn't complain about it10:45
mvotepsipakki: cool :) that's fine then. I'll let you know when I have something new to test10:46
mvotepsipakki: is this a ubuntu or a kubuntu system you are on?10:47
tepsipakkimvo: ubuntu10:48
Kinnisonk10:48
Kinnisonsorry, wrong window10:48
tepsipakkimvo: I have the full list of packages from dpkg --get-selections if you need10:48
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tepsipakkimvo: only unofficial packages atm are sun-j2dk and w32codecs ;)10:49
mvotepsipakki: that should be fine, it shouldn't do anything to them (if it can avoid it). your sources.list is more interessting to me10:50
hungerAnyone working on malone #23388? That one has dapper set as a milestone?10:50
UbugtuMalone bug 23388: "tput used in /lib/lsb/init-functions after /usr is unmounted" Fix req. for: lsb lsb-base (Ubuntu), Severity: Minor, Assigned to: Michael Vogt, Status: Unconfirmed http://launchpad.net/bugs/2338810:50
mvotepsipakki: feel free to send it via mail if you don't want to expose it here in a pulic channel10:50
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hungerIt is not yet fixed.10:50
mvotepsipakki: I have the suspicion that the sources.list rewriter dosn't work well with unoffical mirrors10:51
Kamionhunger: I expect that bugs with dapper set as a milestone will be evaluated by the release team as we come up to release to make sure they either get explicitly deferred or fixed, rather than accidentally left behind10:51
tepsipakkimvo: it's here http://users.tkk.fi/~tjaalton/tmp/sources.list, after running the u-m10:51
hungerKamion: I hope so... it was defer in breezy already and I find it really unprofessional to have error messages scroll by on bootup/shutdown.10:52
mvotepsipakki: thanks, that helps me a lot!10:52
Kamionhunger: well, it was only noticed just before breezy, so that's understandable10:53
hungerKamion: I am not blaming anyone... I do understand why that decission was made back then.10:53
Kamionyep10:54
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mvomdz_: do you think a summary report about the current state of breezy->dapper dist-upgrades should be send to the ubuntu-devel list? or do you consider it's too early in the release-cycle for this?11:00
mvoDiziet: around?11:01
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mdz_mvo: I think that would be completely appropriate11:03
mdz_mvo: we should pay attention to this sort of thing much earlier for dapper11:03
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pittiKamion: hmm, 'sudo mount /dev/hda3 /target' doesn't spawn a nautilus window for me...11:07
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mvomdz: thanks, I'll writeup something then11:11
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Kamionpitti: weird11:15
pittiKamion: I get a window for /cdrom, and no window for /mnt and /target11:15
Kamionpitti: unless it's an hda/sda distinction (which would be crack)11:15
pittiKamion: lemme dig out the logic for that, then I'll come back to you (I probably need an lshal output)11:16
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pittifabbione! 11:18
pittifabbione: had a good journey?11:18
ajmitchhey fabbione 11:18
mvohello fabbione!11:18
fabbionehey guys11:19
fabbionepitti: no it did suck a lot11:19
Kamionhow do I stop my gtk application from popping up underneath the terminal I launch it from?11:21
Kamionexcuse the gtk newbie question11:21
fabbionemvo: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/u-n.strace11:21
Mithrandirkamion: use a non-insane wm? :-)11:22
KamionMithrandir: don't get a *lot* of choice on the live CD ...11:22
MithrandirKamion: I saw somebody complaining about it in the regular desktop the other day.  Blame metacity.11:22
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KamionI understand there's some rubric an application can do at startup to set some kind of timestamp11:23
pittiKamion: there's lots of discussion about this bug ATM, see gnome bug 32615911:24
UbugtuGnome bug 326159: "Experimental strict-focus-approximation feature" Product: metacity, Component: general, Severity: normal, Assigned to: metacity-maint@gnome.bugs, Status: NEW http://bugs.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32615911:24
pittiKamion: please add your complaint as well, the more, the better :)11:24
Kamionhm, ok11:27
pittiKamion: and, well, we need a 'change gnome behaviour two days before the release' item for dapper, too :)11:28
seb128pitti: I can work on that one :p11:28
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seb128oh11:29
=== seb128 goes to fix that NOW
seb128:)11:29
pitti\o/11:29
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pittiKamion: ah, I can reproduce it now. seems to depend on the moon phase11:31
pittiKamion: (nautilus window for mount /target)11:31
Treenakspitti: do you still do ALSA?11:31
pittiTreenaks: well, I never really 'did' alsa, I changed some bits and pieces in the gnome integration11:32
pittiTreenaks: but I have commit access to Debian now :)11:32
Treenakspitti: 'do you handle alsa-lib bugs?' :)11:32
pittiI'm not an expert at all for that, but just assign it to me if you want11:32
Treenakspitti: well, I filed it on alsa-lib; and it has a fix in debian11:33
pittioh, easy then11:33
Treenakspitti: AND it's a one-line diff11:33
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pittihey infinity 11:33
pittiTreenaks: so it's a mere merge?11:33
Treenakspitti: from experimental, I think11:34
Treenaks(if I read the debian report right)11:34
pittiTreenaks: oh, experimental already has 1.0.11rc stuff, right?11:34
pittiwell, then we'll patch it rather11:34
Treenakspitti: it's launchpad #2972211:34
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pittibug 2972211:34
UbugtuMalone bug 29722: "libasound2: breaks PMacToonie.conf" Fix req. for: alsa-lib (upstream), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: Nobody, Status: Unconfirmed http://launchpad.net/bugs/2972211:34
pittiTreenaks: ah, that rings a bell - BenC mentioned that11:35
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Treenakspitti: the kernel part was fixed in the last kernel upload11:35
Kamionpitti: comment added11:36
ograhmm, nobody in this bug takes into account that there might be users that delete the taskbar :)11:37
ogra(for whatever obscure reason)11:38
pittiTreenaks: ubuntu task opened and assigned to ubuntu-audio (which I'm a member of)11:38
pittiKamion: maybe a slightly different g-v-m semantics is even more appropriate: it should only display nautilus windows for devices it mounted itself, not for devices which were manually mounted11:47
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ograhey infinity 11:50
mvotepsipakki: I implemented gui-error reporting, you should be able to test it already. the sources.list rewriting problem is not attacked yet though :/11:51
Kamionpitti: works for me; that would avoid the irritating "I ran pmount and a window popped up" thing11:52
Dizietmvo: Ah, hello.  What can I do for you ?11:53
mvoDiziet: I wanted to ask about the automatic upgrade test stuff, are you working on that? 11:54
DizietUm, I have some automated testing work, yes, but I haven't glued it to piuparts (yet).  Was that what you meant ?11:55
mvoDiziet: yes. I did some manual upgrade testing (sort of a by-product of the dist-upgrader work) 11:56
mvoDiziet: so I naturally though it would be good to team up11:56
mvo:)11:56
mvoDiziet: a clean upgrade (packagewise) is important because apt dosn't handles failures in the middle of a dist-upgrade not very well11:57
DizietRight.  Have you read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomatedTesting ?  That's what I've been implementing.11:57
pittiKamion: fixed and uploaded11:57
Dizietmvo: Right.11:57
tepsipakkimvo: ok, the error is the same as in dist-upgrade.log though11:57
mvotepsipakki: yes, that is intentional, it should be enough to send the two files to make me happy :)11:58
Dizietmvo: What do you want out of an automatic upgrade test gizmo ?11:59
DizietOr were you hoping I'd have answered that question for myself ? :-)11:59
tepsipakkimvo: right, they are now in here: http://users.tkk.fi/~tjaalton/tmp/12:00
mvoDiziet: well, what I really want is to know if a package upgrades cleanly from breezy to hoary. that involves file-override errors, errors in post,pre-inst etc12:00
mvotepsipakki: thanks a lot for your help!12:00
tepsipakkimvo: well, they look the same as before ;)12:01
mvoDiziet: that isn't covered by the spec, but piuparts should help here I guess12:01
mvotepsipakki: yes, but now your got a gui-dialog that told you about the problem and the error is logged too :)12:01
DizietSurely the best way to find this out is to actually try it ?  Or do you mean you want to look at a package in isolation and check that at the very least you can dpkg -i it over and over again ?12:02
tepsipakkimvo: true, it's better this way12:02
mvoDiziet: yeah, I totally agree. I mainly wanted to know if anything like this is covered by the automatic testing spec/implementation yet :)12:03
DizietNo, I'm afraid not.  It's clear that much of the same system should be able to embrace piuparts and things like it but exactly how to do that glue hasn't been designed or implemented.12:04
mvothanks12:05
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sabdfliw12:07
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Dizietmvo: I'll raise embracing piuparts up my todo list.  It's a good way of getting a lot of testing done for less effort than writing per package tests.12:08
pittisabdfl: scray sounds - you need a massage? :)12:08
Dizietsabdfl: Good morning.  Have a cup of tea.12:08
KamionDiziet: it's possible that it'd get Lars Wirzenius writing code for you, too ...12:08
sabdflpitti: in these parts, that's always a good idea ;-P12:08
pittisabdfl: I had a Thai massage (my first one) two weeks ago, it was sooooo good12:09
sabdfli booked one in Mumbai, but Jane looked like she needed it more than me so I gave it to her12:09
sabdfli mean12:10
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sabdfli let the smooth operator give it to her :-)12:10
ograheh12:10
pittihehe12:10
mvoDiziet: thanks, I'll have a closer look myself too. not sure how helpful it is though, because apparently it tests a single deb only?12:10
fabbionehey sabdfl !12:10
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ajmitchevening sabdfl 12:10
Dizietmvo: Yes.  But there's no reason it couldn't be made to have a loop :-).12:10
mvoDiziet: :)12:10
DizietIf you want to do a whole dist-upgrade test then just do a dist-upgrade test.12:11
sabdflhey fabbione you genius, how's life?12:11
fabbionesabdfl: everything is fine.. we are hammering apache 2.212:11
sabdflajmitch: good to meet you again12:11
DizietOne big point of it is that we'll be able to run it during upload processing.12:11
ajmitchsabdfl: enjoying dunedin?12:11
sabdflajmitch: rather. beautiful part of the world12:11
Simirasabdfl : How are you today? I owe you a hug, Ubuntu just got me a job :)12:12
KinnisonSimira: yay12:12
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marilizehi sabdfl12:13
sabdflSimira: CONGRATULATIONS!12:13
sabdflhey marilize12:13
ograSimira, wow, how that ? 12:14
marilizesabdfl   :)12:14
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Kamionsabdfl: morning12:14
Kamionor whatever it is there12:14
Simiraogra : I'm in a program for getting back to work after being sick for a long time. And I got to work in (at least one of) Norway's  best providers of linux services12:15
hungerDoes someone have an idea what might have broken wpasupplicant since yesterday evening?12:15
ograSimira, cool !12:15
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mvoSimira: great! congratulations 12:16
hungerSimira: congratutalitons!12:16
Simiraogra : definitely. And they took me because of my involvement with Ubuntu. They normally don't take trainees and stuff, but they liked my background.12:16
Simirathanks :)12:16
ajmitchSimira: great, can you get me a job also? :)12:16
ograwow, thats really awesome :)12:16
Simiraajmitch : probably. They are hiring a lot of people these days. You should learn Norwegian though.12:16
SimiraI also already got requests for features for Ubuntu. I will put a mail on that tomorrow.12:17
ajmitchthat could be a challenge12:17
ajmitch http://radio.ctd.id.au:88/lalive.ogg12:17
ajmitchoops12:17
ajmitchgpg: key 5921B5D8: "Andrew Mitchell <ajmitch@ubuntu.com>" 18 new signatures12:17
ctdthat's cool! pimp pimp pimp12:17
ajmitchctd: copy/paste was broken from my terminal :)12:18
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ajmitchlooks like people have uploaded signatures directly, instead of mailing me12:18
Kinnisonajmitch: can't expect everyone to be as careful as us12:18
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hunger_BenC: Are there any problems with wpa_supplicant and the -14- linux kernel set on madwifi?12:37
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hunger_BenC: It did and does work with the -13- set of kernel and restricted modules.12:37
hunger_nick hunger12:38
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Mithrandirpitti: if I were to build you a casper ISO, any chance you could test it for me?  (Amd64)01:06
mvoMithrandir: if it's just the amd64 testing that is needed, I could help too01:08
Mithrandirmvo: Simira can do it for me.01:09
Mithrandirmvo: so I should be fine.01:09
mvook :)01:09
Mithrandir(it also means I don't have to rsync a cdimage up on my silly home DSL)01:09
Tm_They, who's the man to talk about mirrors?01:09
MithrandirTm_T: mirrors@ubuntu.com01:09
Tm_Tah, because iirc fi. mirror is located somewhere in england -> slow01:09
Tm_Tand I think I found good place for it01:10
pittiMithrandir: erm, sure? if it's reasonably rsyncable against the current amd64 live01:10
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Mithrandirpitti: I know it is.  It's getting it up again which will be slow.01:13
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pittiMithrandir: ok, just send me a link when it's ready01:18
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pittidoko: ok, this alsa-libs issue seems to be reasonably easy, I'll just upload a fix and see whether it works01:53
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pittiKinnison: oh, btw, can you ping me right before you switch to soyuz? directly after that I need to upload a pkgstriptranslations which calls dpkg-distaddfile02:06
Kinnisonpitti: mdz wants us to stick with the current method for a while02:06
Kinnisonpitti: So you'll have to talk to him02:06
pittiok, fine for my02:06
pittime, even02:06
pittiI just want to make sure to not break the buildds and translation tarballs :)02:06
mdzwe'll do that transition separately and later02:06
KinnisonI need to get one of the buildd admins to talk to me about how the translation tarballs get off the buildds so that I can make sure our launchpad-buildd stuff can do it too02:07
pittialright02:07
dokopitti: thanks02:09
pittidoko: uploaded, I'll watch the build logs and cross fingers :)02:10
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jbaileypitti: Heya!  29747 seems to say that translations aren't making it into the langpacks.  Is Rosetta still broken for exporting them?02:15
pittijbailey: so far yes02:15
pittijbailey: carlos gave me a new breezy tarball two days ago, thouhg02:15
pittiI'm currently testing it02:15
pittibut I didn't get a dapper tarball so far02:16
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ograpitti, BenC, one of you broke ppc sound 02:20
pittiogra: I just uploaded a new alsa-lib which might fix it again02:20
ograah, fine 02:20
pittiogra: can you please check? bug 2972202:21
Ubugtumoo02:21
pittihe?02:21
ogralol02:21
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pittiogra: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/alsa-lib/+bug/2972202:21
ograsilly bot02:22
Tm_Thum02:22
Tm_Thas anyone used pypanel ?02:22
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ograpitti, hmm, rather looks like th emodules are missing completely 02:24
pittiogra: kernel modules?02:25
ograyup02:25
ograat least nothing is loaded here02:25
pittican you sudo modprobe snd_powermac?02:25
ogra* warning: 'alsactl restore' failed with error message 'alsactl: load_state:1236: No soundcards found...'...02:26
ograbut now they are loaded02:26
ograhmm... udev glitch ? 02:27
pittiogra: incidentially, my pcspkr on amd64 doesn't work any more :)02:28
Ubugtumoof02:28
pittihuh?02:28
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/alsa reload02:28
ogra/etc/init.d/alsa: Warning: Directory /var/run/alsa is not present02:28
pittiSeveas: can you tame this Ubugtu again? it's going mad02:28
ograhmm02:28
pittiaaah, that explains a lot :)02:28
ogra:)02:28
Seveaspitti, I was working on it, moo is my favourite debug statement :)02:29
pittiogra: I'll add an mkdir -p to /etc/init.d/alsa02:29
ogralooks like it might get complicated, i guess you need another dir to store them02:30
ogra(for hibernate)02:30
Keybukogra: I'd be surprised ... udev doesn't tend to "glitch", one of the nice things about it is that it's damned reliable02:30
Seveaspitti bug 2972202:30
pittiwhy, does hibernation kill /var/run?02:30
ograor does the tmpfs stay 02:30
pittiit would be deadly02:30
pittikilling all pids, sockets, etc.02:30
Seveasurgh, still broken it seems...02:30
ograhmm, true 02:30
Keybukpitti: I'm very tempted to move everything alsa-related into udev rules, and take away that init script02:30
pittiKeybuk: go ahead :)02:31
ograKeybuk, does /var/run persist at hibernation ? 02:31
Seveashmm, connection dropped02:31
Keybukit works here02:31
Keybukogra: damned well should do!  I've done nothing to unmount it02:31
pittiKeybuk: I get the same message, FWIW, but my sound card works nevertheless02:31
ograKeybuk, ok, fine ... better to ask then guess :)02:31
pittiKeybuk: but the powerpc sound card is not hotpluggable, that's why that script might be necessary02:31
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pittiHello Ubugtu, welcome back02:32
pittibug 2972202:32
desrtUbugtu; sup, homes?02:32
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desrthey pitti. :)02:32
desrtoh man.  i think we got him too excited :)02:33
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Seveaslaunchpad keeps breaking him02:34
TreenaksSeveas: how?02:34
SeveasI still have to parse html02:34
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desrtsurely you can do better than that02:35
Seveasand they subtly change^Wbreak everything I need every week02:35
Seveasnope, launchpad has only an html interface02:35
ograhmm, "/dev/pmu has wrong permissions" what generates this error message ? 02:35
desrthave them fix it02:35
ograpitti, is that hal ? 02:35
desrtogra; or pbbuttonsd02:35
seb128gnome-settings-daemon does02:35
pittiogra: no, it's something in the panel02:35
seb128(the pmu message)02:35
pittiogra: right02:35
ograah, k02:35
Keybukooh, cheerful phone engineer today ...02:35
desrtseb/pitti; why is gnome accessing /dev/pmu?02:36
pittiogra: we fixed it back in warty, but the patch was dropped recently02:36
Keybukpitti: hmm, does that init script load the module for the powerpc card?02:36
Seveashah02:36
Seveaspitti bug 2972202:36
UbugtuMalone bug 29722 in alsa-lib: "libasound2: breaks PMacToonie.conf" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2972202:36
ogradesrt, reding lid events from hal for gnome-poer-manager for example02:36
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Seveasit works again and is much more consise (to please fabbione)02:36
desrtogra; seems like that sort of thing should happen through hal.....02:36
pittiKeybuk: hmm, so far we have it in /etc/modules, so I don't know02:36
seb128ogra: g-s-d doesn't use hal02:36
pittiKeybuk: I can try it out02:37
ogradesrt, thats why i asked if hal generates the message :)02:37
ograseb128, i know02:37
seb128desrt: changing the fblevel 02:37
fabbionewho does maintain xine-lib? i keep forgetting...02:37
desrtseb128; ah.  now this makes sense :)02:37
pittifabbione: slomo 02:37
ograbut i get no lid button events here and was hoping that was a related message :)02:37
fabbione(and lazy to check the changelog)02:37
fabbioneslomo: ping?02:37
seb128desrt: that's a part of the acme actions (like volume, etc)02:38
siretartfabbione: perhaps I can help you? slomo did the split for main/universe/multiverse, though02:38
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fabbionesiretart: http://buildd.mmjgroup.com/buildLogs/x/xine-lib/1.1.1-0ubuntu4/02:39
fabbionesiretart: can you look at the sparc FTBFS please?02:39
fabbioneyou have a sparc and you can run dapper :D02:39
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siretartfabbione: As soon as I reach joerg to get igor back online02:41
fabbionesiretart: ok, when you do, please be sure to either tell me or stop crontab from init s02:41
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fabbioneso that the buildd won't start automatically02:41
BenCogra: should be fixed in -1402:42
fabbioneotherwise it will mess around02:42
fabbionehey Ben02:42
ograBenC, that is -1402:42
BenCogra: if not, can you spend some time on it with me?02:42
BenChey fabbione02:42
ograBenC, but seems its caused through missing /var/run stuff02:42
siretartfabbione: in which crontab the buildd is started? I will comment it out then02:42
fabbionesiretart: in sparcbuildd user02:42
BenCogra: what's the error(s)?02:42
siretartok. will disable it then. no problem02:43
fabbionesiretart: it runs automatically at 20 and 50 of each hour02:43
fabbionesiretart: ok02:43
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ograBenC, the sund modules dont get loaded ... alsa expects /var/run/alsa/modules-removed to be there 02:43
ograBenC, pitti is fixing it already 02:44
pittime or Keybuk, depending on how we want to fix it02:44
BenCogra: sounds like alsa bug02:44
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BenCah, ok02:44
ograBenC, yup02:44
BenCogra: do you remember what type of sound chip you had (toonie, tumbler, snapper...)?02:45
ograi think it was snapper ...02:45
BenCI did a lot of rework on snd-powermac, and I need feedback02:45
zakameevening devs :)02:45
BenCok, let me know how it goes, snapper is untested02:45
ograwill do once alsa is in shape again02:45
BenC-13 oopsed for snapper, hoping -14 works02:46
pittiKeybuk: I'm rebooting with a mkdir -p in the init script and snd_powermac removed from /etc/modules02:46
pittiKeybuk: if that works, automatically loading the module from a script sounds preferable02:46
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ograMithrandir, should the ppc liveCD currently work ? 02:47
Mithrandirogra: I assume so, I don't have any bug reports about it not working.02:48
pittiogra: /etc/init.d/alsa reload unloads nothing and loads nithing02:49
pittiogra: and there is no start option02:49
pittiso this seems pretty broken anyway02:49
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ograMithrandir, hmm, hangs here with edubuntu live from last night ...02:49
ograMithrandir, cant mount the rootfs as it seems02:50
pittiKeybuk: aah, I see - look in the header of that script02:50
Mithrandirogra: can you get me an error message?02:50
Kamioncould be mid-kernel-ABI transition, although that should be less likely now02:50
pitti# There is no longer any need to run this script on bootup or shutdown.02:50
pitti# It must remain in /etc/init.d/ for now, though, because certain02:50
pitti# other scripts expect to find it there.02:50
Kamionogra: (try booting with live-nosplash)02:50
ograKamion, ah, was about to ask, thanks02:50
pittiogra, Keybuk: so let's kill this script and leave snd_powermac in /etc/modules02:51
ograpitti, sounds sane02:51
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tepsipakkiseb128: could you look at gnome bug 328404? (same as malone 29178)02:55
UbugtuGnome bug 328404 in dialog: "dialog loses focus" [critical,NEEDINFO]  http://bugs.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32840402:55
seb128tepsipakki: what about it?02:56
tepsipakkiseb128: the gnome-vfs stuff, is it normal?02:56
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seb128it is linked to gnome-vfs, a sec02:57
tepsipakkiconfigure checks for it.. wonder why upstream doesn't know about it ;)02:59
seb128I commented on the bug upstream03:02
tepsipakki:)03:03
pitticarlos: ping03:06
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pittihi ogra_ibook, does the live CD work?03:11
ogra_ibookMithrandir, sorry, false alarm, it boots after hanging 5min03:11
tsengogra_ibook: does it hang on "Detecting hardware" ?03:11
ogra_ibookbug: softmac detected at CPU#0 or something similar03:11
Mithrandirogra_ibook: wasn't that a udev problem some time ago?03:12
tsengi have udevstart hanging03:12
Mithrandirogra: nobody has yet given me a powerpc machine, so it's hard for me to debug.03:12
ogralets do it at the sprint then 03:12
ograi saw that before on my GFs mac03:12
jbaileypitti: I have another langpackish question for you - might be something to defer to the next spec writing sprint, though.03:13
ograit rather looks like a kernel thing ... or even something in initramfs ...03:13
jbaileypitti: timezone data is also updated several times a year.03:13
pittiogra: btw, that /etc/init.d/alsa script does some rather interesting stuff, maybe we should leave it as it is; but it definitively doesn't load modules03:13
ograpitti, i think its used for suspend/hibernate 03:14
jbaileypitti: It's a fairly clean import, glibc just does it.  Do you think it would be a horrible stretch to put that into the master locales package?03:14
pittijbailey: no, sounds pretty easy03:14
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jbailey'kay.  The suck part is that it's a massive hardlink farm.03:15
jbaileyI'll have to look at how to export the building of it from glibc, but it seems like something that we really *ought* to be globally updating.03:15
jbaileypitti: I have a feeling that part of what I Should do at this sprint is sit down with you and figure out how you do these updates if I'm poking more pieces into it.03:16
pittiyes, that sounds like a good agenda point03:17
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pittiarrgh03:17
pitticaaaaaarrloooooos03:18
pitticarlos: here?03:18
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carlospitti, hi, just arrived03:19
pittiah, great to see you again03:19
pitticarlos: I just review the 33 MB worth of breezy tarball diff03:19
pitticarlos: there are some removed translations03:19
pitticarlos: but since the latest breezy tarball does not contain pot files, I couldn't merge against them, but had to merge against the original breezy pot files03:19
pitti(which should actually be correct, though)03:20
carlospitti, URL?03:20
carlospitti, yeah the .pot files should be the same03:20
pitticarlos: can we check some removals together?03:20
carlospitti, sure03:20
pitticarlos: p.u.c./~pitti/langpacks/current.diff.gz (8,2 MB)03:21
pitticarlos: let's do that in /msg03:22
carlosok03:22
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Keybukmuahahaha03:58
KeybukBT engineers are so much easier to bribe than BT call-centre staff03:58
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rodhi03:58
KinnisonKeybuk: hmm?03:58
rodsomeone knows how to apply transset on menus?03:58
KeybukKinnison: bribed the BT engineer with tea and fun stories to replace my entire pair03:58
KinnisonKeybuk: cool03:59
KinnisonKeybuk: ran a new pair to the DP for you too? Or just rerouted at the DP?03:59
KeybukKinnison: rerouted at both green boxes03:59
Keybukhe claimed to be able to here a squeaking noise on my pair, and that it pretty much went through a great big puddle of water03:59
tsengKeybuk: how aware are you of udevplug hanging on flight3 installs?04:00
tsengstrace tells me it is trying to mkdir /dev/.udev/queue over and over, as its already there04:01
tsengremoving it sets it straight again04:01
Dizietdpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/python-gnome2_2.12.3-1_all.deb04:01
Diziet trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/gnome-vfs-2.0/modules/libpythonmethod.so', which is also in package python2.4-gnome204:01
DizietIs this known ?04:02
siretartKeybuk: I hope you are not angry with me that I stole the courier bug from you yesterday :)04:02
KinnisonKeybuk: the DPs yes04:02
Keybuksiretart: yeah, fix my bugs, bitch! :p04:02
Keybuktseng: curious04:02
siretarthrhr04:02
Keybuktseng: I'm not aware of any bugs04:02
siretartI didn't notice that the bug was already assigned to you04:03
siretartonly after uploading it..04:03
tsengKeybuk: there are a few useless but similar reports on LP04:03
Keybuktseng: that's deliberately behaviour though ... that means that udevd has a queue, so it sits there in a loop waiting for mkdir to not return EEXIST04:03
Keybuktseng: if /dev/.udev/queue is empty but the directory still exists, there's another bug04:03
tsenghm well it hangs for several minutes on S10udev04:04
tsengbefore I presume it gives up04:04
Keybukit does it for you?04:04
tsengbecause things are properly plugged04:04
tsengya04:04
tsengif i let it time out, or whatever it does, i dont get /dev/input/mice and other niceities04:05
tsengif i rm queue and force udevplug again04:05
tsengits good to go.04:05
Keybukthe most useful thing you could do to debug would be boot with init=/bin/sh, then try yourself running "udevd --daemon", check /dev/.udev/queue *doesn't* exist, then run "udevplug -s -v" and see what the last thing printed is before it hangs04:05
tsengill have to look tonight if there is actually something useful looking in the dir04:05
kentDiziet: report bugs in malone for them to be known. 04:06
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tsengKeybuk: noted, thanks.04:06
Dizietkent: Yes, I can file a bug but this is blocking me so I have to make the symptoms disappear.  If anyone wants more info before I force it through then it has to be now.04:06
Keybukthat'll make it do each plug one at a time, waiting before/after each, and print the sysfs paths it tries as it goes along04:07
Keybukusually you'll find it's one thing that's just not playing ball04:07
Keybukor there's a bug :p04:07
Keybukif /dev/.udev/queue exists before you run udevplug, then that's a more interesting bug :)04:07
tsengi suspected usb hub, but it wasnt the case04:07
mvoKeybuk: my network interfaces where swapped  (eth0->eth1, eth1->eth0) this morning, did you got a report about something like that already? 04:07
Keybukmvo: I've not done any ifrename work yet ... so they'll go to their "default" (ie. whatever order the kernel feels like today) settings04:08
ogramvo, mine just swapped back 04:08
Keybukfirst I need to fix ifupdown, which looks like it was written by a monkey (hi, aj! :p)04:08
mvoogra: cool, what did you do?04:08
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ograeth2 became eth1 again :)04:08
bddebianHello04:08
ogranothing 04:08
ogra2.6.15-14 seems to have it fixed04:08
mvoKeybuk: aha, ok then, thanks04:08
Keybukogra: don't bet on it, just means that random fluctuations in the space-kernel-continuum mean they got detected in the opposite order *this* boot :p04:09
mvoogra: might to be random then? let's wait for the next reboot :P04:09
Keybukdid you know ... that you can't run two ifup processes at once? :)04:09
ograKeybuk, lol, yup04:09
MithrandirKeybuk: it's called "locking".04:09
KeybukMithrandir: aye, explains many bugs04:09
pittiwhy should they lock globally?04:09
Keybukpitti: because ifup keeps the state file in memory, reads it when it starts and only writes when it's done04:10
pittiah, I see04:10
Keybukor, at least, it *used* to do that :p04:10
ograyou broke it ? 04:10
Keybukno, I'm *FIXING* it04:10
Keybuk:D04:10
ograheh04:10
Keybukwith a sledgehammer04:10
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pittiKeybuk: <pitti> ogra: btw, that /etc/init.d/alsa script does some rather interesting stuff, maybe we should leave it as it is; but it definitively doesn't load modules04:11
Keybukpitti: hmm, what loads the modules then?04:11
pittiKeybuk: /etc/modules :)04:11
pittiKeybuk: snd_powermac was put there since warty04:11
KeybukI didn't think the alsa script did ANYTHING on start04:11
pittisince this pmu/ado bus is not hotpluggable04:12
pittiKeybuk: right, it doesn't even have a start action04:12
Keybukit's the alsa-utils one that restores mixer settings and stuff04:12
Keybukwhich is the one I meant :)04:12
pittiKeybuk: it's just there to unload drivers and kill processes for hibernate, and stuff04:12
pittiKeybuk: oh, but that shouldn't load modules, or does it?04:12
ograKeybuk, the script is used for suspend/resume ....04:12
Keybukit doesn't load modules, no04:12
Keybukjust does basically the same things the modprobe/udev/et. al. rules do04:13
ograit unloads on suspend and loads whats in the file in /var/run on resume04:13
pittiok, for that I indeed agree04:13
Keybukogra: ah, probably that one's the one that needs a mkdir then04:13
pittisetting mixer levels when the card becomes available instead of at boot makes sense04:13
ograyup04:13
pittiKeybuk: grep var/run /etc/init.d/alsa-utils matches nothing04:13
pittierm, right (just read backscroll)04:14
pittiogra: so, what's the issue on your ibook? doesn't /etc/moudles contain snd_powermac?04:14
ograpitti, err, wrong script ? 04:14
pittiyes, I just noticed, sorry04:15
ograsnd-powermac04:15
ograhmm04:15
pittithat's right04:15
pittiso why it isn't loaded?04:15
ograshouldnt that be an underscore? 04:15
pittino, that doesn't matter04:15
bddebianBah, who needs powermac when it's all just Intel now?04:15
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pitti:)04:16
bddebianpitti: :-)04:16
ograpitti, i didnt load it manually ... but upgraded to 2.6.15-14 recently ... 04:17
bddebianHmm, maybe I'll get sound on my RS/6000 :-)04:18
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pittidoko: alsa-lib_1.0.10-2ubuntu1_20060126-1443-i386-successful.gz \o/04:31
crimsunpitti: thanks much, that should take care of some of the sb live & sb audigy skews we've seen04:31
pittiright, so far alsa-libs was still at 1.0.9 on i38604:34
dokopitti: nice :)04:35
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ogra_ibookheh, the interfaces are really randomly changing their names :)04:40
Keybukwhooh04:40
Keybukmy ifupdown butchery actually seems to work04:40
ograpitti, just adding a mkdir -p doesnt solve it ...04:41
pittiogra: no surprise, that script isn't responsible for loading the modules04:42
ograeven if the modules are loaded04:42
ogra* warning: 'alsactl restore' failed with error message 'alsactl: load_state:1236: No soundcards found...'... 04:43
ograthere must be something missing additionally04:43
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Keybukokaaaay, this one can go in the archive05:01
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Keybukmmmm, "stoned server"05:19
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NafalloKeybuk: almost like you should release a new version with more mature strings in it ;-).05:20
Keybukbah05:21
Keybukthat ruins the fun05:21
Keybukit's a testament to my immaturity when I wrote it ;)05:21
Nafallohehe, that's one way of looking at it indeed ;-).05:22
Keybuknot that I'm any more mature now, of course05:22
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lamont__in malone, how do I tell it that it's a dup of a debian bug?05:28
ograadd a bugwatch ?05:29
pittilamont__: in the menu at the right, 'Link to Other Bug Tracker'05:29
pittiogra: did you get that kernel oops on ppc/live, too?05:29
pittiogra: (in squashfs)05:29
ograyes05:29
pittiogra: I think that's the one fixed in 14?05:29
lamont__OH MY GOODNESS!!!05:29
ograbut thats there since ever ?05:29
pittiogra: and menu -> shut down -> reboot doesn't work for me05:29
lamont__There's an _UNDERLINED_ link on the bugs page.05:30
pittiogra: oh, now it just worked, it took about 30 seconds to react to the 'reboot' request05:30
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zulhey05:30
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Keybuklamont__: are you sure it's not just some dirt on your monitor?05:33
ograheh05:33
lamont__Keybuk: link to _CVE_ :-)05:33
Keybuklamont__: that's one of those silly dotted abbreviation wotsits05:34
lamont__heh05:34
Keybukif you hover over it, it'll give you an incorrect definition of the abbr.05:34
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ograKeybuk, if i boot thin clients via PXE, they get an IP from the PXE request, etehreal and tcpdum show a second dhcp request during initramfs, is it possible to circumvent that ? 05:45
lamont__ok.. there has to be a trivial way to say 'show me all the bugs in source package foo'05:46
Keybukogra: no, because the kernel interface won't be configured with the IP received from the PXE request, afaiui05:46
ograhmm05:46
Keybukthe IP that PXE receives is only used by PXE to get the kernel and initrd05:46
Keybukit doesn't get passed to Linux in any way05:46
Keybukso when the initramfs loads the network card driver, it has to begin configuration again05:47
ograwould be really cool if we culd hand that to the kernel and get rid of the second attempt05:47
Keybuksure, ask Intel for the source to PXE and modify it, and then hack on the kernel05:47
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ograprobably PXE offers something in this regard ...05:47
Keybukgood luck :p05:47
Keybuknope05:47
ogradamned05:47
Keybukdoes it matter especially?05:47
Keybukif PXE can get the IP, so can the kernel?05:48
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ograi'm not sure if it causes the nfsroot timeouts05:48
ograi get the same IP twice in a row (which is fine and wanted) but i suspect the second attempt causes a race ...05:49
ograthat might be the reason why the sleep 3 in intramfs helped for breezy05:50
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Q-FUNKhttp://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=34828105:51
UbugtuDebian bug 348281 in gnome-screensaver gnome-screensaver/0.0.23-1.: "please add these Debian and Ubuntu floater variants" [wishlist,Open] 05:51
Q-FUNKmight be of use here too05:51
Keybuk\o/  my amd64 is ready to ship05:51
Keybukbut boo, I won't get it until after the sprint05:52
ograQ-FUNK, i'm looking into it05:52
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ograQ-FUNK, i got your request already, screensaver is just not on top of my todo currently ... dont worry, i'll include it05:52
Q-FUNKok05:53
ogra:)05:53
ogranice work btw :)05:53
Q-FUNKogra: I tried convincing the debian maintainer to just merge it and to enable xscreensaver hacks as well, to avoid a fork, but got no response.05:53
Q-FUNKat best, got someone on the debian gnome team saying that there's no way they'd merge the ubuntu circle variant05:54
ograthe way we handle (and will handle) screensaver hacks is through splitting the package, i doubt that will be accepted in debian05:54
Q-FUNKyou mean xscreensaver-data ?  05:54
ograQ-FUNK, i like it, but indeed even if i implement it, i'm not the guy to 100% decide it, it gets my vote though 05:55
ograyup05:55
Q-FUNKthat's not what I meant.05:55
ograxscreensaver-adat will see a an additionyl split the next days 05:55
ograwhoops05:55
ogra*data **additionally05:56
Q-FUNKgnome-screensaver has a compile option that enables it to directly read the xml configurations that come with each hack in xscreensaver-data, thus avoiding the need to duplicate them into .desktop files.05:56
ograah, yes, but upstream wants to drop that in favor of the .desktop files iirc05:56
Q-FUNKsad.  produces needless duplication then.05:57
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ogranot if the hacks move to gnome-screensaver one day 05:57
Q-FUNKthat would require xscreensaver also switching to .desktop files05:58
ogragnome-screensaver has a simple script that can generate the .desktop at build time ...05:59
Q-FUNKthat's what I meant:  duplication of configs.05:59
ograshould be no issue to use it from rules ...05:59
ogranope, if you have the hacks in g-s you dont need to install the xml files in the binary package, they are just used as source for the .desktop files06:01
ograyou could also try to convince jwz to switch to .desktop files :)06:01
Q-FUNKany hope of achieving it, now that it's the standard?06:02
ograconvincing jwz ?06:02
Q-FUNKor is jwz so hopelessly stubborn about the way he does things?06:02
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ograheh, he's known for that, yes :)06:03
pitticarlos: yay, my 3rd attempt of building breezy update packs worked :)06:03
Q-FUNKhowever, he's no djb or theo.06:03
carlospitti: are you having problems?06:03
carlosoh06:03
carlosit worked06:03
carlosI missed that word :-P06:03
carlospitti: cool!06:03
carlosso do we have new language packs?06:03
pitticarlos: the first two attempts failed because there were new packages06:03
ograQ-FUNK, i think it would be a lot more convincing if there was a fredesktop.org spec06:04
pitticarlos: I'm building test debs now and test them on my breezy system06:04
Q-FUNKogra: isn't there one?06:04
ograso you could have a standard that applies to all desktops 06:04
carlosseb128: dude, I know you are not the author but gnome-xchat rocks! I love the pop-up notifications!06:04
ograi dont think so ..06:04
pitticarlos: if you want to test Spanish packs, I can build debs for you, too06:04
carlospitti: yeah, it's a good way to test them...06:04
ograQ-FUNK, at least it would be news to me if that moved from g-s to f.d.o06:05
carlospitti: give me the URL as soon as you have it, please06:05
Q-FUNKogra: afaik all apps that have to do with free DE are supposed to come with a .desktop file nowadays06:08
ograhacks are not apps :)06:09
ograthe dont even reside in $PATH06:09
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Q-FUNKthey probably qualify06:14
Q-FUNKwell, anyhow06:15
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seb128carlos: thanks, I like the bubble too :)06:21
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pitticarlos: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/06:27
pitticarlos: ^ fresh breezy-updates langpacks06:27
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pitticarlos: I need to go now and will test the German/English ones tonight06:28
pitticarlos: and upload the lot if your and my tests go well06:28
carlospitti: cool thanks06:28
carlosok06:28
carlosI will mail you with the confirmation that all seems to be ok 06:29
pitticarlos: thank you06:29
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Dizietdoko: ping07:13
dokoDiziet: pong07:14
DizietI think I have made ff not use /usr/lib/mozilla.07:14
dokonice!07:14
DizietYou seemed to have some difficulty with libcknss ?07:14
DizietI did what seemed like the obvious things and it seems to WFM.07:14
janimoare UVF exception syncs requested on ml (I see MOTU do this) or here?07:14
DizietI have no /usr/lib/mozilla at all (no mozilla installed on that testbed) and ff works fine even with https.07:14
DizietIs there some other test I should do ?07:15
DizietI left the libnspr headers in /usr/include/mozilla.  I hope that's ok.07:15
janimoif the latter I'd like to ask for exo and thunar to be synced. kamion,mdz ping07:15
mdzthose are universe packages; sync requests for universe packages should be coordinated with MOTU via dholbach07:16
janimomdz, thanks. I hope they are not going to stay in uni for long :)07:16
dokoDiziet: keeping the headers there makes libnspr-dev and libnss-dev conflict with mozilla-dev07:17
dokothe firefox-nspr and firefox-nss pkgconfig files could be adapted to just reference /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox07:18
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Dizietdoko: Um.  What uses mozilla-dev and why doesn't mozilla use system nspr ?07:18
DizietAnd the pkgconfig files should reference /usr/lib/firefox, not /usr/lib/mozilla-anything, surely ?  Because that's what's in /usr/lib.07:19
Diziet(Oh, bugger, this .pc file is wrong anyway.  So no upload today.)07:20
dokoDiziet: well, if the mozilla- and firefox- nspr/nss were compatible, we would not need to care about it ... AFAIK nobody did want to invest if they were, or if the separate nspr nss source distributions would be an alternative07:22
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teufhi07:22
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Dizietdoko: Hmm.  The way we're doing this (the whole thing of shipping nspr from ff) assumes that they're compatible.07:24
DizietNote that they have to be because an application might contain (i) something that embeds mozilla or ff and (ii) a plugin which depends (directly or indirectly) on nspr.07:24
dokoAFAIK nobody did check this ...07:25
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DizietWell, I think my best answer is just to move the includes.  It's clearly wrong of the ff package to leave them there if the moz packages want that path.07:27
dokoDiziet: forwarded you an email from Eric Dorland, debian maintainer07:27
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DizietYers.07:28
DizietThese untested combinations are inevitably going to be assembled in an uncontrolled way at runtime, though, no matter what we do.07:28
DizietIt seemed better to have only one library providing a particular set of symbols and not to rely on a vague hope that you always get only one and always the right one ...07:29
dokoat least for eclipse, I add /usr/lib/mozilla to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH, before running the binary07:29
DizietHmmm.  I really have to go RIGHT NOW.  Will you be around tomorrow ?  We can talk again then.07:31
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dokoat least next week :-)07:34
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poningruthanks07:52
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zygawill the cpu scailing work on k7 before dapper releases or is there some major kernel problem that prevents this?08:04
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Kamiondistro team meeting in #ubuntu-meeting in 8 minuts08:52
Kamioner, minutes :-)08:52
Keybuk"10 centons"08:53
ogra_bah08:53
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ogra_galactica starts in germany on feb 2nd08:54
Keybuk"starts", or second season starts?08:55
ograstarts08:55
Keybukouch.  we were lucky, we got the first season even before the US because the UK satellite network paid for a large portion ofi t08:56
ograwe're a little late over here08:56
Keybukbut we got the second season after, started in January08:56
pittiHi again08:56
mdzdevel meeting in 5 minutes in #ubuntu-meeting08:56
Burgworksecond season is damn good09:01
Keybukwhile that's happening09:14
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KeybukI have a *great* bug09:14
Keybukbug #472909:14
UbugtuMalone bug 4729 in alsa-driver: "blacklist em8300 in favour of ??" [Wishlist,Needs Info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/472909:14
Keybukbasically the guy has a sound card that only OSS can drive09:15
Keybukand another one that ALSA can09:15
Keybukso he gets both the ALSA driver for his ALSA card, and the OSS driver for his OSS card ...09:15
Keybukwhich means the ALSA OSS emulation doesn't work, because OSS has /dev/dsp09:15
Keybuk(whew)09:15
Lathiathah nice09:16
Keybukand I don't see that disabling all OSS sound drivers is a solution here09:16
Lathiatindeed09:17
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pitticarlos: still here?09:47
carlospitti: hi09:48
carlosyes09:48
pitticarlos: thanks for testing09:48
carlosany problem on your side?09:48
pitticarlos: hm, I can't say right now that everything was from main09:48
pitticarlos: universe is sorted out automatically09:48
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carlospitti: ok09:48
pitticarlos: but I can quickly cobble together a script that checks that09:48
pitticarlos: no, german works just fine as well09:48
pitticarlos: OTOH I didn't find any string that was untranslated before and is now translated09:49
pitticarlos: so the bulk of the update might just be UTF-8 conversion, and thus no real advantage09:49
carlospitti: it's just a sanity check, if you are busy, don't worry. If there is a problem there we will have a problem with soyuz....09:49
carlospitti: the performance should be better09:50
pitticarlos: oh, I can easily add a print statement to it and run a dummy build again if it helps you09:50
carlospitti: as glibc will not recode it on runtime09:50
pitticarlos: but if that is fine, I'll upload the lot09:50
pittitrue09:50
pittimdz: okay for you to upload a splash of breezy-updates langpacks?09:51
pittimdz: ('to' == 'if I', of course)09:51
mdzpitti: sure09:51
pittimdz: ok, I'll ping you after everything is uploaded09:54
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pittimdz: ok, all sources are in accepted/10:11
pittimdz: (while you process these, maybe we can have a quick talk about the other -updates uploads which are bitrotting in accepted?)10:16
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makoponingru: hey there10:31
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simirahave everyone in London gone to bed?10:57
HrdwrBoByes10:58
ograto disco ? 10:58
simira:(10:58
simiraI should too, then.10:58
HrdwrBoBCurrent timeThursday, January 26, 2006 at 9:58:26 PM10:58
mdkenot me10:58
mdkei think you mean a different sort of "in London" tho10:59
ograsimira, tollef is out with infinity, thom and fabio iirc10:59
simiraogra: huh. Are you there? Will you give him some bad conscience from me? He shouldn't be out every night and work so much....11:00
ograsimira, nope, not there yet, but he said so when he left -meeting11:00
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siretartslomo: I think malone 29243 can be closed now, no?11:14
UbugtuMalone bug 29243 in xine-lib: "I can't updated libxine1c2" [Normal,In Progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2924311:14
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slomosiretart: nope... elmo doesn't answer my mail or does what i suggested there :(11:15
siretartslomo: oh :(11:15
slomoin theory it's a simple issue... libxine1c2 in universe, libxine-extracodecs in multiverse...11:16
siretarthm11:17
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shayainfinity: you here?11:34
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cliebowmdz:  couple of us are interested in the qa job ogra mentioned11:58

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