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AlinuxOShello someone Armenian user here?12:03
AlinuxOSor font package mantainer ?12:03
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nickruddoes anyone know the proper syntax to use in /etc/apt/preferences for pinning according to release? (hoary, breezy, dapper)12:28
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LaserJocknickrud: I think the Debian Apt HowTo has that information12:29
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nickrudLaserJock, the Releases file for debian and ubuntu are not the same, and my mediocre attempts at reconciling them have failed12:31
LaserJocknickrud: have you tried https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PinningHowto ?12:32
nickrudLaserJock, thanks, component from that link may help me get where I need to be12:33
LaserJocknp, hope it helps12:34
nickrudargh, no, it does not. Why, oh why, did ubuntu go so non-standard?12:37
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Kamionnickrud: we've changed nothing about the Release file syntax12:47
Kamionnickrud: what are you trying?12:47
Kamion(not that I use pinning myself, so I may only be of limited help)12:48
nickrudKamion, I'm trying (as an exercise, for fun, and all that) a downgrade on a dapper box. In debian, I'd pin to sarge, to downgrade a sid. I've not found an equivalent syntax12:49
Kamionyes, what syntax are you using I mean12:49
nickrudI was hoping for a quick, "oh, I know that :)" A second, Kamion, while I pull up some refs12:50
KamionI'd expect "Pin: release a=breezy"12:51
nickrudKamion, I'll try that; comparing the Release files, Suite or Codename is what I'd expect, and no, release a=breezy didn't do it12:55
nickrudhm, I'll try lowercase breezy12:56
Kamionfrom the code it appears to be case-insensitive12:58
Kamionthere's no facility in apt for matching on Codename as far as I'm aware; Suite maps to a=12:59
Kamion(the former in the Release file, the latter in pins)12:59
nickrudthank you12:59
Kamiondocumentation's confusing, I had to grovel through the source12:59
nickruddouble thank you :)12:59
Kamionit talks about Archive, which I suspect was an old name for Suite12:59
Kamionif that doesn't work, might be worth looking at 'apt-cache policy' output for various packages to see what it's finding01:00
Kamionthat should tell you the pin priorities01:00
nickrudYes, that probably will get me there. It's just that I'm very cautious about things; for example ubuntu has a Version in the Release file, and Debian did not. That scares me :)\01:02
KamionVersion maps to v= in pins01:03
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Kamionnickrud: Debian certainly does have Version in Release files, just only for released versions01:04
Kamionbecause the version number doesn't get assigned until not that long before release in Debian; whereas we have a predefined version numbering scheme so we know it in advance01:04
Kamion$ grep Version ftp/dists/sarge/Release01:05
KamionVersion: 3.1r101:05
Kamionyou can use v=5.10 if you like for breezy, should be equivalent01:05
Kamionbreezy-updates will be a=breezy-updates or v=5.1001:06
nickrudbut the version is not recorded in the Release File: aias: ~ $ head /var/lib/apt/lists/ftp.us.debian.org_debian_dists_testing_Release01:07
nickrudOrigin: Debian01:07
nickrudLabel: Debian01:07
nickrudSuite: testing01:07
nickrudCodename: etch01:07
nickrudDate: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 21:47:06 UTC01:07
nickrudArchitectures: alpha arm hppa i386 ia64 m68k mips mipsel powerpc s390 sparc01:07
nickrudComponents: main contrib non-free01:07
nickrudDescription: Debian Testing distribution - Not Released01:07
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Kamionso I guess that does mean there's a slight difference in semantics between a=breezy and v=5.1001:07
nickrudyes01:07
Kamionnickrud: testing isn't released and doesn't have a version number yet.01:07
nickrudah01:07
nickrud:)01:07
Kamionsarge does have a Version in its Release file.01:07
Kamion(as I showed above)01:08
nickrudKamion, thanks, you've given me some paths to explore. thanks01:08
Kamionnp01:08
Kamionthe grep above was on ftp-master.debian.org, btw, so is canonical :)01:08
nickrudgod, I do love that word. It is so ambiguous01:08
Kamionyep, good innit01:09
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jsgotangcogood morning01:09
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jordihow do I find out what font is providing me with a UTF-8 character?01:53
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wasabi_I like the Restart Required systray icon.02:23
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Riddelllamont: when uploading kdebase I get Uploading via ftp kdebase_3.5.1.orig.tar.gz: Error '(110, 'Connection timed out')' during ftp transfer of kdebase_3.5.1.orig.tar.gz02:40
Riddellis that likely to be my fault or the buildds?02:40
Kamionsource uploads have nothing to do with the buildds02:40
Riddellgood point02:41
Kamion-rw-r--r--  1 poppy katie 28121368 Jan 27 00:54 kdebase_3.5.1.orig.tar.gz02:42
Kamionis that the right size, or too small?02:42
Riddell28121368 it is02:42
Kamionyou could try uploading just the .changes then; the rest of the files seem to be in unchecked02:43
Kamiondunno if poppy will let you do that02:43
KamionI don't know why it put an upload without a .changes in unchecked in the first place; strikes me as a bug02:43
floamhm.02:45
floamanyone notice that sense ubuntu changed the fileselectors default directory to ~/Documents that epiphany fails to respect your set download directory?02:46
floamit always defaults to Documents now even if you've got it set to some other directory in ephys UI. (I'm hoping this isn't intentional)02:46
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dabaRSo, did you guys know that there seems to be a bug in the download manager for firefox in breezy? Fx crashes when you have the download manager open, and when you do not, it does not crash.04:48
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dilingerugh.  hate the new xchat in dapper.04:53
psusiit has some strange default layout doesn't it?04:55
Burgundaviapsusi, dilinger bug the xchat-gnome people in #xchat-gnome on freenode04:56
LaserJockthe only thing I don't like about it is the user list. They obviously thought that nobody cared about how they chat with ;-)04:56
psusiit isn't xchat... it's the profile or something... I'm running dapper on my desktop and my xchat still looks sane04:56
psusiso it's got to be some default config file setting that got changed in the ubuntu package04:57
jdubit's a totall different project04:57
Burgundaviapsusi, it is xchat-gnome, a fork of xchat04:57
jdubvastly forked04:57
psusiohhh04:57
jduband, well, needing more love04:57
Burgundaviaindeed04:57
psusiso.... it's like ubuntu-desktop depends on either xchat or xchat-gnome, but xchat-gnome is now prefered?  so I'm still using xchat since I upgraded?04:58
psusinevermind... looks like ubuntu-desktop just switched to xchat-gnome completely, but I had removed it at some point probably due to broken depends from the ABI breakage04:59
psusiwhy did that change happen?  and can we undo it? ;)05:00
LaserJockxchat-gnome is supposed to be more integrated. I really don't know what that means other than it maybe looks more like a gnome app?05:01
BurgundaviaLaserJock, it does have sexy spelling checking and handles urls better05:05
psusito me it looked like xchat, but with a fubar theme that rearanged everything in eye wrenching positions05:06
psusiurl handling is one thing I don't like about xchat05:06
psusioh my god... according to /. 40% of brits believe in creationism over evolution... is the whole world slipping into a new dark age?  I thought it was just the US that was filling up with retards?05:07
jsgotangco:/05:08
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LaserJockpsusi: well, I don't want to get into it but I'm one of the retards your talking about05:08
psusiyou're kidding?  you don't believe that evolution of the species takes place?05:08
bddebianLaserJock: Me too ;-)05:09
LaserJockpsusi: umm, not in the sense that most people think of it no05:09
psusiit's like saying the sky is blue because picaso painted it or something... not because it's filled with water dropplets05:09
bddebianpsusi: creationism and evolution are not necessarily mutually exclusive05:09
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jsgotangcoyeah05:09
psusitrue... I'm talking about the people who believe they are though05:09
bddebianWell there are extremists everywhere :-)05:10
jsgotangcoirregardless of religious belief05:10
psusii.e. literally believe that humans were plopped down on the earth by some magical man in the sky rather than evolving over millenia from lesser beings05:10
LaserJockthat would be me to a large extent ;-)05:10
bddebianIt's like pro-lifers that kill abortion doctors ;-P05:10
Burgundaviaguys, this is horribly offtopic05:10
psusithat's some delicous irony right there05:10
jsgotangcoyeah05:10
bddebianTrue, sorry05:10
Burgundaviaplease take it to #ubuntu-offtopic05:10
psusihehe05:10
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jsgotangcoi'd rather not talk about it really05:11
jsgotangcoits something private05:11
Burgundaviajsgotangco, why are you not in -doc?05:12
psusiMithrandir, ping05:12
jsgotangcoekk05:12
jsgotangcoim in a new client and i forgot05:12
psusiMithrandir, was wondering if there's any news on the e2fsprogs header that was causing dmraid to ftbfs on amd6405:13
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dilingeryea, i was talking about plain old xchat, not xchat-gnome06:00
dilingeri have some 20 tabs open06:01
dilingerit used to be, in order to close a tab/window, there was an 'x' up top that you clicked06:01
dilingerthey moved it right next to the slider arrows in the xchat that's in dapper06:01
dilingerso now i go to slide my tabs around, and accidentally close windows06:01
dilingernot just one, because in order to slide the tabs you must click multiple times; so i /part 3 or 4 channels before i realize what i'm doing and stop06:02
dilinger*really* annoying06:02
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neuralismdz: please review the updated CommunityServerHardwareTesting with the web catalog split out to HardwareTestingCatalog, and approve community-server-hardware-testing if you're satisfied.06:45
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ajmitchevening07:22
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poningrusorry to disturb but can someone confirm that networkmagic was aborted for dapper07:43
ajmitchno, I know that people have still been working on it07:43
poningruok cool thanks07:43
ajmitchwhether it's ready & stable enough in time will be decided closer to feature freeze, I suspect07:44
AegirSweet. Now. If only my wireless drivers would actually load on boot... Then networkmanager would be quite handy07:47
poningrualso any clue when espresso will land?07:51
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Burgundaviaponingru, soon08:15
Burgundaviaponingru, as for NM, it is probably not08:15
Burgundaviaponingru, not cancelled, that is08:15
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Burgundavianeuralis, your catalog spec doesn't cover any of the design of actually querying the db08:28
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pittiGood morning08:31
Burgundavianeuralis, I also filled out the laptop use cases08:31
Burgundaviasalut pitti 08:31
pittimdz / Kamion: can you please approve all the breezy-update langpacks?08:32
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neuralisBurgundavia: thanks for filling those out. i have a feeling the catalog will get developed outside the general spec process (at least if it happens for dapper), so i'm reluctant at present to spend much time fleshing out the spec.09:16
ajmitchneuralis: how are the other server specs going?09:16
Burgundavianeuralis, that seems minor counterproductive. I can flesh out some of them if you want09:17
Burgundavias/minor/minorly09:17
neuralisBurgundavia: counterproductive in what sense?09:17
Burgundavianeuralis, having a spec will allow people to join you in creating it09:17
neuralisajmitch: c-s-h-t is the only one assigned to me; i haven't had time to pay close attention to the others.09:17
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neuralisajmitch: i know there have been some licensing hitches with the cluster spec, and there is massive confusion about server certification, but malcolm and i can't seem to synchronize enough to get a phonecall through and discuss it.09:18
Burgundavianeuralis, licensing of what sort?09:19
neuralisBurgundavia: one of the primary pieces of software in the cluster spec links against openssl09:19
Burgundaviaoh ick09:20
neuralisBurgundavia: yeah.09:21
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neuralisBurgundavia: i welcome your work on the catalog spec. i'm moving across continents in a few days, so i'm horribly busy and can't find the time for it now.09:22
ajmitchneuralis: ah, licensing is annoying09:29
ajmitchneuralis: selinux work is going ahead again, thankfully09:29
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Burgundaviaajmitch, anything in place for dapper or are you looking at dapper+1?09:33
ajmitchBurgundavia: I'm looking at policy packages & some few admin tools in universe for dapper09:33
ajmitchpromotion to main after some testing for dapper+1, if all goes well09:33
ajmitchI could probably get policy ready for main for dapper if I worked hard :)09:34
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ajmitchbut it'd depend on what would be approved09:35
Burgundaviaselinux is good, if only a pr front09:35
ajmitchI'd hate to have it as only pr09:35
BurgundaviaI have heard/read a few people bang us around on security (wrongly) because we don;t have selinux09:35
Burgundaviaajmitch, yes, I realize that. Remember, I am the salesman, I think in terms of PR09:35
ajmitchtargeted policy for main is basically what fedora has09:36
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ajmitchI'm surprised that people are that concerned about it though :)09:37
ajmitchthough I know it can bring real benefits09:37
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Burgundaviaajmitch, mostly it is optics, nothing more09:38
ajmitchhm?09:38
Burgundaviaselinux is a fancy name to swing around. Things like the work of pitti derooting things just doesn't have the same ring09:39
Burgundaviaajmitch, you looked at apparmour yet?09:39
ajmitchso you think selinux is just smoke & mirrors?09:39
Burgundaviaajmitch, far from it09:40
BurgundaviaI am merely pointing out the great marketing opportunities from this09:40
ajmitch'mostly optics' and 'a fancy name' doesn't sound like you think highly of it09:40
Burgundaviaajmitch, sorry, I am not talking about the technology. I am talking about the preception of the technology09:40
Treenaksajmitch: fwiw, all I've seen of selinux until now is hype09:40
Treenaksajmitch: or severe restrictions which made the system barely useable09:41
ajmitchTreenaks: if you were using an early strict policy on fedora core 2 or similar, then yes, it was hard to use09:41
BurgundaviaTreenaks, it seems to be working for Fedora now. They just had to make a few mistakes along the way09:41
ajmitchnowadays it has improved an awful lot09:41
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TreenaksI still don't see the need, but I might be weird09:42
BurgundaviaTreenaks, any and all security is a good thing09:42
tepsipakkiajmitch: I'll test the policy when you have it ready. selinux is useful for multi-user systems..09:42
TreenaksBurgundavia: maybe; try getting into the building here at work and you'll start to disagree ;)09:43
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BurgundaviaTreenaks, caveat my statement with "where implemented appropriately"09:43
ajmitchTreenaks: because running daemons with fewer privileges is a good thing - beyond just derooting :)09:44
BurgundaviaI trust ajmitch is smart enough not to make the same mistakes as FC209:44
ajmitchtepsipakki: thanks, it'll need a lot of testing :)09:44
Treenaksajmitch: oh sure.. as long as it doesn't make the system as a whole 50% slower because of all the checking09:44
ajmitchBurgundavia: because I'll be using the same policy base as FC509:44
ajmitchTreenaks: about the highest performance impact people have seen is up to 5% in some cases09:45
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Burgundaviaajmitch, cool. Have you been in contact with the FC people to poll knowledge/work?09:45
Treenaksajmitch: if it's default, people with slow computers will cry09:45
ajmitchBurgundavia: yes, especially this week at LCA09:45
ajmitchBurgundavia: I've known & talked to russell coker for awhile09:46
Burgundaviaah09:46
ajmitchTreenaks: considering that I'm mainly advocating it for server use..09:47
Treenaksajmitch: that doesn't help... someone might not get that point and enable it for everything09:47
ajmitchBurgundavia: he's a DD & quite willing to help out with policy problems, as he works fulltime on policy & related stuff 09:47
ajmitchTreenaks: and someone might not get that you don't run KDE on a p16609:48
Treenaksyou don't?!09:48
ajmitchTreenaks: you didn't get that I said 5%, in some cases when the system is loaded :P09:48
Treenaksajmitch: I remember running KDE1 on that ;)09:48
ajmitchI've run selinux with no noticeable perfomance drop on my older systems09:48
ajmitchyes, so did I.. ;)09:49
AegirKDE2 will run on a p166. Runs quite nicely infact.09:49
ajmitchAegir: 3.5, however...09:49
ajmitchand with 32MB RAM09:49
Aegirajmitch: Heheh09:49
Aegirajmitch: Oh, good point. My P166 laptop had 90'ish MB of ram09:49
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Burgundaviaanyway, I have to sleep. night all09:50
ajmitchTreenaks: your bad experiences with it in the past seem to make you wary of it now :)09:50
ajmitchit's not like OOo2, where the developers conspired to make it even slower :)09:51
Treenaksajmitch: I'm just not convinced that the standard security model that we've been using for ages is broken enough :)09:51
ajmitchoh it is ;)09:52
ajmitchwe just manage to stay ahead of the more serious problems at times09:53
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pittimjg59: libpam-foreground looks fine now, I approved it; it needs germinating and promotion to main now10:03
tepsipakki..and some docs ;)10:04
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pittiheh, well, it doesn't do much, but true10:04
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tepsipakkiwithout docs it won't do even that much ;)10:05
tepsipakkianyway, I'm patient..10:05
ajmitchhey pitti 10:07
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pittiKamion: who is currently in charge of the automatic keyboard selector in the installer (which determines layout by pressing keys)10:14
pitti?10:14
pittiKamion: it insists that I have a 'jp106' keyboard when I press pc104/US keys (which I want)10:14
pittiKamion: also, do you want a bug report about the proxy dialog, which is superfluous when installing without network?10:15
pittiKamion: (oh, forget the proxy thing, that's already fixed now)10:21
pittioh no, it's not10:22
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dokoKamion: today's install CD just hangs "Unpacking libsqlite0 ..."10:25
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Kamionpitti: feel free to send me details of which keys you're pressing in which order in a bug against kbd-chooser (for now)10:26
Kamionpitti: the proxy question is displayed because it's hard for choose-mirror to tell the difference between "no network" and "internal network only, needs proxy to get out to the Internet"10:27
KamionI suppose ideally it would check for an interface being up or something10:27
Kamiondoko: sure it's not a dodgy CD?10:27
Kamionif nobody digs into it I'll sort it out at the sprint I guess10:27
pittiKamion: bugs reported about both issues10:28
pittiKamion: I'm doing a current ppc install ATM, I'll watch out for the libsqlite thingy10:28
dokoKamion: maybe, but that happens after the packages are copied to the hard disk10:28
dokoKamion: minor bug: the installer says "Downloading packages", while copying them from the CD10:29
dokook, installation did succeed by just restarting it ...10:30
dokohrm, no /etc/X11/xorg.conf ...10:31
ajmitchlibsqlite0 is still on the cd?10:32
Kamiondoko: packages aren't copied to the disk any more10:33
Kamionunless apt does that, but I don't think it does10:33
Kamiondoko: aptitude bug, not my fault :)10:33
Kamionshould just say Retrieving or something10:33
pittiajmitch: it's on the kill list on DapperDuplicatedPackages10:34
ajmitchpitti: that's what I thought10:34
ajmitchhm, that apparmour looks interesting, though it's certainly less comprehensive than selinux10:35
Kamionpitti: er, isn't it bad for breezy-updates versions to be > dapper for language packs?10:35
dokomvo: ^^^10:35
mvodoko: asking about the hang? what does ps ax show? is dpkg still runing?10:38
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dokomvo: no, aptitude saying "Downloading" while "copying"10:39
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mvodoko: can you strace `pidof aptitude` please?10:40
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dokomvo: too late, that was during the installation ...10:41
pittiKamion: hm, eventually I should encode the release version number, true10:41
Kamionmvo: AFAICT aptitude just unconditionally says Downloading10:41
Kamionit certainly does it reliably on every installation10:41
mvodoko: is the problem reproducable?10:42
Kamionpitti: is there going to be an update to dapper too?10:42
mvoKamion: ah, thanks10:42
dokomvo: ehh, I'm not reinstalling again today ...10:42
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pittiKamion: it seems that I have to do that, unless we want to reject all those packages10:42
pittiKamion: thanks for spotting that10:42
Kamionnot especially, considering that rejects from -updates are kinda hard anyway10:42
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pittiKamion: I'll build the dapper ones with version 1:6.04+2006blabla10:43
pittiKamion: and the future breezy/hoary ones likewise10:43
Kamionsounds reasonable10:43
pittioh, no need for the epoch, even10:43
mvodoko: ok, but it happend with todays image?10:43
pittino, we do need an epoch10:44
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Kamionyes10:44
pittiKamion: ok, I'll build dapper packs now, maybe we should hold back the breezy ones for now10:44
dokomvo: yes10:45
mvodoko:  20060127 (i386)? or amd64?10:47
mvoamd64 is a bit awkward for me to test (it's my main workstation)10:48
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pittimvo: no spare partition? :)10:48
Kamionpitti: ok, let me know when you've uploaded them10:49
mvopitti: sure, but it means, I can't work that efficiently anymore :)10:49
dokomvo: $ md5sum ubuntu/dapper-install-i386.iso10:49
dokob3c61ad9e6cd3c6b4c7ddcd4ffc4136e  ubuntu/dapper-install-i386.iso10:49
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mvodoko: I give it a try here once it finished downloading10:50
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enricoHi mvo!10:55
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mdzinfinity: awake?10:57
pittigood morning Matt10:58
Mithrandirmdz: he'll be around in a minute or two.10:58
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seb128hi mdz10:59
mdzmorning10:59
mdzneuralis: done10:59
mdzMithrandir: thanks11:00
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infinitymdz: Yo.11:03
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mdzinfinity: could you make available to Kinnison and cprov copies of the current buildd chroots from the production environment?11:04
infinityYup, can do.11:04
mdzthanks11:04
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mdzKamion: what would it take to arrange a CD build test using the soyuz-published archive?  ship a copy over to little?11:05
janimopitti, hi could you schedule xfdesktop review for when you have time? It's the only essential package of the remaining xfce bits. thank you11:08
pittiok11:10
Kamionmdz: is it accessible within the DC? then I could just mirror that11:13
Kamionafter that presumably it should be pretty trivial for me to try11:16
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dholbachhello11:23
pittidoko, Kamion: no problem with libsqlite0 here on ppc/daily11:23
pittihi dholbach 11:23
dholbachhey pitti11:23
pittidoko: confirmed, I have a 0-byte xorg.conf here, too11:23
pittidoko: did you already file a bug about this?11:23
pittihrm, of course I don't have a backup for xorg.conf *grumpf*11:25
tepsipakkipitti: it's already filed11:26
pittiok, thanks11:26
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tepsipakkipitti: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/2956411:28
UbugtuMalone bug 29564 in xorg: "xorg.conf is left empty by installer" [Normal,Unconfirmed] 11:28
Kamion(not that it's the installer doing that)11:29
tepsipakkiyeah, well it wasn't reported by me ;)11:30
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tepsipakki"during install" is closer11:30
Kamionyour comment said "I can confirm that the installer leaves ..." :-)11:30
tepsipakkioh11:30
tepsipakkigrr11:31
tepsipakkigreat day, can't even remember stuff I did 5min ago11:31
mdzKamion: it's accessible both within and without11:36
mdzKamion: staging.archive.ubuntu.com11:36
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KamionI suspect I'll run into rsync limits on that eventually, but sure11:41
dokowhich are the most recent install cd's for ia64?11:42
Kamiondoko: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/daily/current/11:43
dokoKamion: thanks11:43
dokoKamion: but not available via rsync?11:44
dokofound them ...11:44
Kamionrsync URL constructed as usual11:44
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Kamionmdz: rsyncing over to little now11:46
Kamionwill take a while, I'm sure11:46
mdzKamion: did you make a copy of the existing archive on little and rsync --delete over that?11:47
mdzmight be quicker11:47
Kamiononly by 50% at most, due to ports11:47
mdzports?11:48
Kamionhppa/ia64/sparc11:48
mdzthose are present in both archives11:48
Kamionat the moment they're in a separate tree on little11:48
Kamiondue to the way mirrors are presented to me11:48
mdzah11:48
KamionKinnison: I thought there weren't supposed to be main->universe symlinks any more11:48
Kamionpool/main/b/bison-1.35/bison-1.35_1.35.orig.tar.gz -> ../../../../pool/universe/b/bison-1.35/bison-1.35_1.35.orig.tar.gz11:49
Kamionbesides, this way gives better logs :)11:49
KamionI'm also curious to know how long it takes to sync the whole thing from scratch, for future cdimage planning11:49
KinnisonKamion: Erm, odd11:49
Kinnisonthat's not in my archive11:50
KinnisonKamion: you sure you're looking in an lp-generated archive rather than a katie one?11:50
Kamionit's definitely rsyncing from staging.archive.ubuntu.com::ubuntu/11:50
Kamionaccording to ps11:50
Kinnisonwhich isn't right11:51
KinnisonWell, I assume it won't be11:51
Kinnisonsince I never set that up11:51
Kamionwhere is the correct rsync URL?11:51
mdzI don't know that rsync is set up for this archive11:51
KinnisonI doubt it is11:51
Kamionplease do that, I need it11:51
mdzif you aren't syncinc with an existing archive, I don't see why you need rsync11:51
KamionI'm not rewriting everything to use HTTP11:51
KamionI will be, for everything but this one test11:51
Kamionso we need rsync anyway, might as well have it11:52
mdzKamion: elmo is not here right now11:52
mdzKamion: if you open up an nc -l I will netcat it over to you from drescher11:52
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KamionI'd much rather have the opportunity to make sure anonftpsync works on lp11:53
Kamionthere are some interesting cases in that script wrt symlinks11:53
Kamionsince I know that symlink layout is slightly different in lp, I want to test that11:53
mdzyou'll get exactly the same layout11:53
KamionKinnison has told me that it differs11:53
Kamionin particular, no main -> universe symlinks like we have on katie11:53
mdzyou'll get the same layout via nc that you would via rsync11:53
Kamioner, sorry, how does this work with nc?11:54
mdznc -v -l -p 1234 | tar xvf -11:54
Kamionok, but we'll have to rerun all this again in order to test anonftpsync.11:54
mdzok11:55
siretartmdz: I don't know if you read the ipython discussion on ubuntu-motu. the debian maintainer (nobse) told me these days, that upstream would like to see the current version in dapper (0.7.1). I've already sent an diffstat and changelog for 0.7.0. I trust nobse (the DD) in charge. are you okay with the update or do you want more analysis?11:55
Kamionmdz: 1234 opened11:55
Kamionusing tar xvpf11:55
mdzsiretart: I don't have a problem with it, no.  note that universe UVF exceptions are meant to be queued through dholbach11:55
siretartmdz: we are still waiting for answer :)11:56
dholbachmdz: I sent a mail to colin and you11:56
KinnisonKamion: don't expect the dists/ for anything other than dapper/ to make sense. And we don't have the installer-* dirs yet11:56
Kamionmdz: could you cd to ubuntu-archive/ubuntu/ and do that again?11:56
KinnisonKamion: if you rely on those, we need to wait some more time11:56
KamionKinnison: I rely on those for anything meaningful11:56
KamionKinnison: I don't need them for live CD builds, but live CD builds hardly touch the archive at all on little11:57
Kamionrely on> installer-*, that is11:57
KinnisonKamion: then they're jumping the gun11:57
Kinnisonwhich, tbh, they tend to do11:57
KinnisonKamion: we'll prod you when we're ready, and hopefully we'll have rsync ready too11:57
Kamionok, shut down nc again then11:57
KinnisonSorry colin11:58
KamionI'd offer to come down to London for better communication, but I have to stay here to look after the child11:58
Kamionfeel free to phone me if need be11:58
mdzKamion: connection refused12:00
Kamion10:57 < Kamion> ok, shut down nc again then12:00
Kamionthere's no point until I have the installer-* directories12:01
mdzKinnison: ok, I need to take care of some other things12:01
mdzKinnison: please drive nc if needed12:01
KamionI won't be able to build a complete CD without those, and will have trouble comparing with previous images etc.12:01
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ajmitchmdz: is it too late for dapper bounties? :)12:02
ajmitchgiven that feature freeze is in a few weeks12:03
mdzajmitch: depends on how long the project would take to complete, whether it has a spec...12:03
mdzfeature freeze is the deadline for delivery12:03
Kamionbtw, is it a bad idea to upload NEW stuff today?12:03
ajmitchselinux spec, I'm just working on policy now12:03
Kinnisonmdz: I will do, thanks12:03
Kamionas in, will it be carried over to soyuz?12:03
mdzKamion: I think there are already packages in queue/new we'd need to deal with12:05
infinityOo, my FS just remounted readonly.  AFK for a while.  fscking.12:07
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\shseb128: please don't assign gajim bugs to gajim-maintainers team, instead use motu or motuim team12:15
seb128why?12:15
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seb128why is there a gajim team if they don't do gajim?12:16
\shseb128: because gajim-maintainers are upstream, and not the ubuntu responsible people in the first place :)12:16
seb128and upstream don't want to heard about bugs in their software?12:17
seb128what a nice upstream, I'll keep using gaim12:17
\shseb128: they don't use launchpad for bugs :)12:17
seb128so they should not care12:17
pittiogra__: any reason why schooltool and schoolbell have lots of translations (po files), but don't ship mo files?12:18
\shseb128: we had some discussions about this topic...and I'm thinking about taking over the reponsibilties of gajim-maintainers team...gajim upstream are using launchpad only for translations so far12:18
seb128maybe they will reply to some bugs when getting the mails, that's their software, they should care a bit for it12:19
pittiogra__, doko: oh, may it be that zope and zope apps (school{tool,bell} don't use gettext, but use po files directly?12:19
pittibecause they ship the po files12:19
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ogra__pitti, i must admint, i never looked at translations in schooltool12:20
pittiogra__: well, as long as they work, it's fine12:22
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\shseb128: but first there must be a test if it's happening only with our package or it is really an upstream problem, and then we'll inform upstream directly12:22
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\shseb128: or fixing the problem and push the patch towards upstream12:22
ajmitchmorning \sh 12:22
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seb128bah12:22
\shmoins ajmitch 12:22
siretart\sh: if you want gajim bugs to be filed against the gajim lp team, you could indicate that with adjusting the maintainer field12:22
seb128gajim upstream are ... no comment12:22
seb128hate such upstream12:22
\shsiretart: no..the reporter tested gajim on dapper...and this is our area..not upstreams.12:23
\shupstream == real upstream12:23
\shsiretart: we had some real hard discussions about this with kiko and nkour on #launchpad :)12:23
\shcoffee time12:23
seb128so you run a LFS box to reproduce bugs out of Ubuntu before forwarding them? :p12:23
dokopitti: schooltool/schoolbell is currently broken, because it doesn't work with zope3.212:24
siretart\sh: err, no, you misunderstand me. I mean the maintainer field of the gajim package in dapper12:24
pittidoko: gcj does not ship mo files as well, although it looks like it should12:25
pittidoko: gcj-4.0 source package, in particular12:25
pittidoko: hmm, maybe not, src/gcc/po, src/libcpp/po, src/libstdc++-v3/po doesn't look very gcj specific; the po files might just be superfluous12:26
\shseb128: please...I'm really not in the mood of discussion the mess with real upstream maintainers and launchpad issues. I'll be happy when I convience real upstream to use launchpad, instead of trac, which is quite difficult, when you are dealing with real upstream and real upstream has a debian package maintainer in their team...and no, i will stop discussion this issue right here. MOTU IM is dealing with it..and will take the necessary ac12:28
\shs/discussion/discussing/12:28
dokopitti: gij/gcj/libgcj don't have any po/mo files12:28
seb128no problem, I'll just no use gajim if upstream are that kinds of guys and don't care about their software12:28
pittidoko: ok, thanks12:28
pittidoko: it causes translation import errors, so I'll just blacklist them12:29
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seb128(and sure, I'm dealing with fake upstream all the time)12:29
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\shseb128: to be honest, i think it's more a jabber server problem not using the right DNS records...12:29
dokopitti: yes, maybe because these are duplicated. it's the same tarball as gcc-4.012:29
mantiena-baltixKamion, Hi12:29
pittidoko: yes, that sounds plausible12:30
Kamionmantiena-baltix: hello12:30
mantiena-baltixKamion, I've read latest Ubuntu Dev status and found there info, that you will upload your ubuntu-express today :)12:32
Kamionshould be able to, yes12:33
Kamionaside from it not being called ubuntu-express, of course12:33
mantiena-baltixKamion, when and where ?12:33
Kamiondunno. the archive, of course12:33
mantiena-baltixarchive.ubuntu.com ?12:33
KamionI don't generally bother with staging repositories or whatever12:33
Kamionyes12:33
Kamionnote, it will *not* be easily backportable to anything breezy-equivalent12:34
KamionI think I mentioned that to you before though12:34
mantiena-baltixKamion, yes, I remmember your worlds about dependancies to latest debconf12:35
Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/espresso/ubuntu/, anyway12:36
mantiena-baltixKamion, because of this my strategy for this (and next) week is to try integrate some parts of your expresso installer into guadalinex ubuntu-express12:36
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mantiena-baltixat least 3 parts of guadalinex ubuntu-express are more or less broken - autopartitioning, copying and installing bootloader12:37
Kamionmantiena-baltix: I understood that Guadalinex were coming up to a release12:37
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KamionI don't think they'd want this code right before a release; if nothing else it's currently very slow and the UI is unresponsive at many points12:38
Kamionit's perhaps worth noting that aside from autopartitioning, copying, and installing the bootloader, there isn't that much else ;-)12:39
mantiena-baltixKamion, yea, but I don't need your UI now, guadalinex ui is good enough for me ;)12:39
Kamionmantiena-baltix: you're missing the point, I'm afraid12:39
mantiena-baltixKamion, what point ?12:39
Kamionmantiena-baltix: the changes I've made to autopartitioning and installing the bootloader are intrinsically connected to the UI and its responsiveness; you cannot separate them12:39
mantiena-baltix:(12:39
KamionI do plan to make the UI more responsive, obviously12:40
mantiena-baltixKamion, so, there are no backend/frontend now ?12:40
Kamionbut I don't have time to do it before the distro team sprint next week, which is my target for an initial version12:40
Kamionmantiena-baltix: there is, but the debconffiltered backends drive the frontend in places12:40
Kamionand it isn't separated quite enough yet to allow the frontend to keep processing UI events in the meantime12:40
pittijbailey: somewhere between glibc 2.3.5-1ubuntu11 and 2.3.5-1ubuntu17 no .mo files were shipped any more (libc.mo). Is that deliberate or a bug?12:43
Kamionsomebody mentioned passing stuff over dbus rather than using the current whatever-works mechanism, or maybe there are other IPC mechanisms available12:43
KamionI hope to investigate that next week12:43
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mantiena-baltixKamion, ok, thanks for info. how about file copy ? guadalinex ubuntu-express has very slow copying, because it collects information about every file, which needs to be copied and then copies each file separately instead of copying whole folders (/usr/, /lib/, /etc/, etc..)12:45
pittijbailey: ah, I know: 2.3.5-1ubuntu17 disabled the locales package, which apparently shipped libc.mo. Can you please install them into the libc6 deb?12:47
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Kamionmantiena-baltix: hmm? it just seems to use cpio12:52
Kamionoh, it does have to find them all in advance, I guess, but since it's only in two processes I'm not sure it should make all that much difference ...12:53
Kamionanyway, I haven't touched that12:53
seb128jbailey: another duplicate of #2864012:55
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jbaileypitti: Will do.01:02
pittijbailey: great, thanks01:02
mdkegnome-panel is not installing properly, is this known? http://pastebin.com/52548001:03
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mdkeseems to install ok the second time around01:05
pittihey sabdfl 01:05
seb128mdke: seems to be a scrollkeeper-update crash01:06
ajmitchmorning sabdfl 01:06
seb128mdke: sudo scrollkeeper-update -q ?01:06
mdkeseb128, can I get any more useful information out of my system, given that the packages have installed ok the second time I tried?01:06
sabdflhi guys01:06
mdkehey sabdfl 01:06
seb128Hi sabdfl01:06
Kinnisonhey sabdfl feeling better?01:06
mdkeseb128, that command shoots out some errors, I'll paste em01:07
mdkeseb128, it is just lots of this: http://pastebin.com/52548301:08
mdkebut as I say, gnome-panel is installed ok now01:08
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carlosmvo: hi, around?01:13
LeeJunFanAnyone know the mirror maintainer? Looks like us.archive.ubuntu.com is stuck. missing such things as hal updates and some other stuff.01:13
sabdflyes thanks Kinnison, now i just have to write a keynote for LCA :-)01:13
mvocarlos: lunch, is it urgent?01:14
carlosmvo: no, just ping me when you are back ;-)01:14
ajmitchsabdfl: we'll look forward to it :)01:14
carlosmvo: enjoy your lunch01:14
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ajmitchassuming I can wake up in time01:14
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hungerAny intend to package the new gentium font yet?01:33
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hunger"belonging to all nations" (== gentium) would fit well with ubuntu:-)01:34
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siretartKamion: does lintian also need UVF exception? I just stumbled over a bug (false positive error) and noticed, that djpig recently uploaded a new lintian to debian, fixing many many bugs. I'd like to upload that version, with our (trivial changes) merged01:41
mjg59pitti: Rock, thanks01:41
Kamionsiretart: yeah, mail me/mdz as usual for main01:44
siretartKamion: okay. will do.01:45
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KinnisonKamion: right, rsync is available01:52
KinnisonKamion: staging-ubuntu01:53
KinnisonKamion: I've copyied the installer-* from archive.ubuntu.com's dapper/main01:53
KinnisonKamion: I hope that's enough for you for now01:53
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KamionKinnison: rsyncing now, thans01:57
Kamionthanks01:57
KamionKinnison: you'll want to be sure to copy daily-installer-* too01:57
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Kamionalthough installer-* will do for now01:57
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KinnisonKamion: okay, although the archive won't necessarily be in sync for that01:59
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Kamionyou could tell infinity/lamont/fabbione (all) to shut down the daily builds02:00
Kamionat some time that's convenient02:01
Kamionor we can just not process them, and transfer queue/byhand/ to launchpad after the migration02:01
fabbioneKamion: i am not building daily atm, you have green light my side02:01
infinityKamion: d-i or live, or both?02:02
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infinityd-i dailies will fail miserably anyway, since Kinnison stole those machines. :)02:03
hungerHmm... is it only me of does apt fail to recognize that it has installed python-twisted and python2.4-twisted?02:08
hungerapt-get -u upgrade wants to upgrade those two and does not give any error message.02:08
Kinnisoninfinity: Hehe02:08
Kinnisoninfinity: ask mdz what he wants to do about it :-)02:08
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hungerrunning apt-get -u upgrade again results in it doing the installs again.02:08
Kamioninfinity: just d-i02:09
dholbachgar! It took me some time to figure out my network problems were my brothers edubuntu installation which offered dhcp in addition to the dsl router02:09
ograouch02:10
dholbachYes. I wondered how the network could be *that* flakey.02:10
lamont-awayKamion: there is the lingering question of what hppa/sparc will do in the launchpad world...02:10
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Kamionlamont-away: SEP from my point of view, though :)02:10
mdzinfinity: you can either set up the daily d-i build on the remaining machine, or do a daily sourceful upload and let it happen in the usual way02:11
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infinityKamion / mdz : Kay, well, daily d-i is disabled for now, I'll sort out the move a bit later.02:12
lamont-awayKamion: SEP?02:13
Kamionlamont-away: Somebody Else's Problem02:13
lamont-awayKamion: ah, well.  hrm... yes.02:13
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lamont-away:-)02:14
Kamionnot to say I don't want it fixed, just that I don't want to end up hacking Soyuz :)02:14
KinnisonI thought sparc was soon going to be in the datacentre02:15
infinityIn theory, but we still need to sort how how to do non-DC ports at some point.02:18
infinityLike the s390 port that's been bandied about.02:18
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jbaileyinfinity: *blink*02:27
jbaileyinfinity: You're kidding, right?02:27
infinityjbailey: Nope.02:28
pittijbailey: he'll announce an m68k port next week, shall we bet?02:29
Kinnisoninfinity: Yeah, I have a plan for non-DC ports02:29
Kinnisoninfinity: mostly done, just needs some tweaking02:29
infinitypitti: Already bootstrapped on Coldfire. :P02:29
jbaileyinfinity: In qemu?  /me says hopefully.02:30
infinityjbailey: No, on bare metal.02:30
jbaileyI think we should have a rule anything slower than 250mhz needs to run in qemu.02:30
jbaileyI wonder if s390s come in a desktop model so I could get one here.02:31
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KamionKinnison: archive still syncing. definitely don't wanna do this from scratch every time, gigabit networking or no.02:35
Kamion:)02:35
Kamionit's at k02:36
lamont-awaydear casper.  please launch getty's on ttyS[01] , esp if starting gdm fails.  kthxbye02:37
lamont-awayjbailey: apt-get install hercules02:37
lamont-away:-)02:37
jbaileylamont-away: Right, I keep forgetting about that.  do you know if it needs extra ROMs or anything?02:38
lamont-awaynothing extra needed.02:38
lamont-awayof course, you'll need to install a kernel. :-)02:38
jbailey*gasp*02:39
jbaileyINSUFFICIENTLY USER FRIENDLY, BAH!02:39
lamont-awaythere's this free one you can use, or you can buy VM from IBM or somesuch.02:39
jbaileyErr.02:39
lamont-awayjbailey: mind you, I've never done it.  But I know dannf has one on his ia64 box.02:39
jbaileylamont-away: Do you know if it's reasonably performant?02:39
lamont-awaynfc02:40
jbaileyFair 'nuff.02:40
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lamont-awayiz pretty phat ia64 box02:40
lamont-awayfaster than an m68k, almost certainly. :-)02:40
lamont-awayI think it falls into the "doesn't suck horribly" category.02:40
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lamont-awaytseng: it happens02:40
jbaileytseng: I think I've even heard it.02:41
lamont-awayalthough, for some reason, it seems to trend towards my mutiliation of a french accent. :0)02:41
jbaileylamont-away: Mine's only a dual 900, but the 10gb of ram makes up for a lot. =)02:41
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lamont-awayjbailey: yes, it does.02:41
jbaileylamont-away: We tried comparing building gcc on a ramdisk and on disk.  No speed difference because it never leaves cache anyway.02:42
lamont-awayjbailey: as it should be.02:43
lamont-awayyou need more ram, though, so you can keep the entire build chroot in ram02:43
jbailey=)02:44
mvocarlos: I'm available now02:46
carlosmvo: hi02:46
carlosmvo: I have a problem with latest update-notifier on Dapper02:46
carlosmvo: it makes X.org eat most of my CPU cycles02:47
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mvocarlos: can you strace it?02:49
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carlosmvo: I will try to do it when I restart my session02:51
carlosI had to kill it02:51
carlosand executing it by hand seems like works without problems02:51
mvocarlos: ok, if it happens again, please strace it02:53
carloswill do02:54
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bronsonIs there any reason CONFIG_9P_FS is not set in 2.6.15-11?02:58
bronsonWhy not make it as a module?02:58
bronson(this is the v9fs network filesystem -- looks to be real nice)02:58
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mdzbronson: that'd be one for #ubuntu-kernel, kernel-team@lists or BenC02:59
bronsonhah -- didn't even realise ubuntu-kernel existed.03:00
bronsonmdz, thanks.03:00
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pittilamont-away: any idea why rookery:~lamont/public_html/translations has not a single tarball for diffutils?03:08
lamont-awaybecause diffutils is unloved? :-)03:08
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pittilamont-away: diffutils has po and mo files and all that03:08
pittipkgstriptranslations creates a nice tarball03:08
pittilamont-away: hmm, boggle - the build log has no trace of pkgstriptranslations03:09
lamont-awaywell, that would explain it.03:10
lamont-awaylast built in sept, for that matter.03:10
pittilamont-away: ... because it doesn't use debhelper *headdesk*03:10
pittilamont-away: ok, nevermind, sorry for the noise03:10
lamont-awaynp03:10
lamont-awaydo I see a -ubuntu2 upload in our future?03:10
pittiyes, in a very near future03:10
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mvocarlos: can you please import gdebi into rosetta?03:30
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bddebianMorning03:34
simiragod afternoon03:37
simiras/god/good03:37
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carlosmvo: breezy?03:45
carlosmvo: product?03:45
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mvocarlos: dapper, product "gdebi"03:45
carlosmvo: dapper is not ready to be translated with Rosetta03:45
seb128take it as an upstream project03:46
carlosmvo: we will open it soon so I suppose it should be automatically imported03:46
carlosseb128: ?03:46
seb128carlos: it needs to be translated, it's mvo software, if we can't get to rosetta as a package it can be registred as a project no?03:46
mvocarlos: it's available as a (upstream) prodcut in rosetta I think03:46
seb128mvo: you can update a .pot for your own project I bet03:47
zakamehi devs :)03:47
carlosseb128: if it's Ubuntu specific, it should not be added as a product03:47
mdkethe first one needs to be imported03:47
seb128carlos: that's an app, I bet Debian is going to jump on it :)03:47
carlosseb128: ok03:47
mvocarlos: it's available in debian as well03:47
seb128carlos: it's a "double click on a deb to install it"03:48
carlosmvo: then I suppose you as upstream would want to use Rosetta  ;-)03:48
KamionKinnison: archive synced (taking nearly two hours); just syncing up the katie archive so I can do side-by-side test builds now03:48
seb128carlos: every .deb based distro will want to use it :)03:48
carlosmvo: import it as a product, please03:48
mvocarlos: yeah, I just need to figure out how to make gdebi actually my project :)03:48
seb128carlos: https://launchpad.net/products/gdebi03:48
carlosmvo: aren't you the owner?03:48
seb128Registrant:03:48
seb128Tim Fuchs 03:48
seb12803:48
carlosok03:48
seb128who is  he?03:48
carlosI will change it now03:48
carlosseb128: someone that likes the application ;-)03:49
seb128ah ok03:49
seb128you can register a project even if you are not upstream?03:49
seb128I though the policy was to get upstream asking for it03:49
Kamionpitti: uh, surely manual calls to pkgstriptranslations aren't necessary any more?03:49
carlosmvo: it's yours now03:49
mvocarlos: woah, thanks. I bow on your launchpad super-powers :P03:50
Kamionpitti: a rebuild would've done fine, the problem was that the last build of diffutils was from before we did the buildd trick to do automatic pkgstriptranslations on everything03:50
carlosseb128: yes, but we don't have a way to review those new projects and I don't think it's a bad thing to allow people to register it03:50
carlosseb128: if upstream wants to use it we give them ownership (like I just did)03:50
seb128fair enough03:50
seb128thanks carlos :)03:50
Kamionpitti: sorry it didn't occur to me to mention it when you were talking about it up above03:51
mvocarlos: when I click on "translations" I get "administration help required"03:51
pittiKamion: oh, I remember, right03:51
pittiKamion: ok, I'll remove it again03:51
carlosmvo: yeah, I need to fix the link03:51
carlosmvo: create the series, and under overview03:51
carlosyou have a link to request new uploads03:51
carlosupload there the .pot and any .po file that you already have03:51
carlosand jordi will handle the import request next time he reviews the queue03:52
mvocarlos: woooooohhhhhh THANKS03:52
pittiKamion: fixed (i. e. reverted), thanks for your phenomenal brain03:52
mvocarlos: and uploaded!03:53
Kamionpitti: heh03:53
carlosmvo: I see them03:54
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janimomvo, what fromat did you use?03:54
janimomy upload of a tar.bz2 failed03:54
mvojanimo: I have only 3 po files and a pot so far :)03:54
mvouploaded them idividually, but I think it can deal with tar.gz03:55
janimoso no tarball?03:55
janimoaha03:55
janimothanks03:55
carlosjanimo: really?03:55
janimoit says it can deal with tar tar,.gz and tar.bz2 but failed on tar.bz2, let's try again03:55
carlosI fixed that already03:55
janimocarlos I did not get notification form LP I thiught it was not fixed03:55
carlosjanimo: could you give me an URL to the tarball and the URL where you try to upload it?03:55
janimocarlos I made the tarball since upstream in in svn03:56
carlosjanimo: perhaps I forgot to close that bug as I fixed it as a side effect of another change....03:56
janimothe project was thunar, tried 3 days ago and filed a bug in LP03:56
carlosjanimo: bug number?03:57
janimocarlos, so fixes to LP are done daily?03:57
janimolet me check03:57
carlosjanimo: no, seems like your tarball triggered another problem03:57
carlosas my fix was applied two weeks ago03:57
carlosjanimo: are weekly unless critical/security bugs03:58
janimohttps://launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+bug/2960403:58
Ubugtumalone bug 29604 in launchpad "Upload of bzip2-compressed PO file tarballs to Rosetta fails" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  03:58
carlosmvo: could you tell me the path where you have the .pot file inside your tree?03:58
carlospo/gdebi.pot ?03:58
mvoyes03:59
carlosmvo: ok04:00
carlosjanimo: ok, this is a different problem. I need to investigate a bit the error message04:00
carlosjanimo: in the mean time, could you upload a tar.gz?04:00
janimocarlos, trying that just now04:00
carlosthanks04:01
janimotar.gz worked04:01
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KamionKinnison: how out-of-date is staging meant to be?04:06
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KamionKinnison: it's lacking a kernel with the current ABI (-14)04:06
KamionKinnison: (which hoses images)04:07
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KinnisonKamion: erm, when was -14 uploaded?04:09
KamionDate: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 09:39:28 -050004:10
Kamion^-- source upload04:10
KamionDate: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 09:39:28 -050004:10
Kamioner04:10
Kamion-rw-rw-r--  1 katie katie 14066 Jan 25 17:35 queue/done/linux-source-2.6.15_2.6.15-14.19_i386.changes04:10
Kamionthink that was the binary upload04:10
Kamionit required NEW processing, but I did that for the big three architectures on Wednesday evening04:11
carlosmvo: is gdebi part of the APT project?04:12
mvocarlos: no04:13
KamionKinnison: unless you haven't synced the overrides for a while or something?04:13
carlosmvo: but it's related to it04:13
mvocarlos: well, it's based on python-apt. I think the person registering the project added it as releated04:14
carlosjust asking in case we should remove that link...04:14
carlosmvo: anyway, I suppose you will change the descriptions / information as needed04:15
mvocarlos: yeah, need to update/polish it a bit04:16
KamionKinnison: espresso-grub's also missing, which I uploaded on Monday and was NEWed not long afterwards04:17
carlosok04:17
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KamionKinnison: and according to germinate output a bunch of packages that were removed from katie are still there in soyuz (e.g. mozilla-thunderbird-offline, x-window-system-dev, baseconfig-udeb)04:18
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KinnisonYes, we haven't handled removals since xmas because gina can't04:18
Kamionoh dear!04:18
KinnisonWe're compiling a list of things to test elmo's melanie implementation04:18
Kamionok04:18
Kamionthere's removals.txt on jackass which could just be fed to soyuz ...04:19
Kamionadmittedly it's a sucky format for machine-readability, but we already do that for debian->ubuntu04:19
KamionKinnison: you can have the CD build log diff if you like; I Ctrl-Ced it at the end and there's lots of noise in it, but the germinate diff near the top should be useful04:20
Kamion+W: GPG error: file: dapper Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY EFC2E3F9C159700304:21
KamionKinnison: new archive key?04:21
Kamion-Version: 6.0404:22
KamionKinnison: removing Version from the Release file may break people's existing pinning setups04:22
Kamion-Architectures: i386 amd64 powerpc ia64 sparc hppa04:22
Kamion+Architectures: amd64 sparc powerpc source i386 ia64 hppa04:22
Kamionhaving source in there seems a bit odd04:22
Kamion-Origin: Ubuntu04:22
Kamion-Label: Ubuntu04:22
Kamion+Origin: ubuntu04:22
Kamion+Label: ubuntu04:22
Kamionnot sure if that'll break pinning - I *think* it's case-insensitive04:22
KinnisonKamion: yeah, there are various little tweaks for the Release files, I'll add those to my list04:23
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Kinnisonthe key is a test signing key04:23
Kamionit would be *really* nice if the md5sum/sha1sum entries were sorted in some rational way04:24
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KinnisonI'll have to look into that, dunno how easy it'll be04:25
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Kinnisononce I have the full chain going, I'll sit down and make sure I can fix as many of the Release tweaks as I can04:26
KamionKinnison: there are *still* no debian-installer sums in Release04:26
KamionI thought I brought that one up at UBZ :(04:26
pittiseb128, Riddell: can you help me with testing a new set of langpacks again? http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/04:27
seb128pitti: sure04:27
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KinnisonKamion: there aren't? feck, I think I must have a branch somewhere unmerged, ta04:28
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KamionKinnison: (these things *are* being picked up by mdz's comparator, right?)04:29
Kinnisonyes04:29
Kinnisonbut having an independant rant from you is handy04:29
Kinnisonmakes sure we're seeing the right stuff :-)04:30
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KamionKinnison: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/katie-soyuz-cd-build.diff04:32
Kamionthe stuff near the top will be the most useful04:32
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mdzKamion: gina has been temporarily disabled while we're working here04:39
mdzso we're expecting to be missing the past several days of uploads there04:40
Kamionok, unfortunately that makes CD build tests rather difficult since we'd have to wind back seed changes and retrieve older versions of the installer trees04:40
KamionI mean the basics of CD building seem to work, at least, it's just they're working with the wrong pieces :)04:41
KinnisonCool04:41
KinnisonKamion: thanks for this stuff04:41
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Riddellpitti_: language packs working good here04:45
pitti_Riddell: here, too, thank you04:45
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seb128pitti: works fine for me too04:47
pittiseb128: thanks04:49
hungerAnyone else having problems with python-twisted upgrades?04:57
hungerThe debs install fine... but apt insists on reinstalling them over and over again with each upgrade done.04:57
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psusiI noticed that last night04:59
psusiyea... synaptic installs them just fine, only they remain selected for upgrade05:00
psusireally weird05:00
hungerpsusi: Great! I was already thinking I am going crazy:-)05:00
psusime too ;)05:00
hungerpsusi: Should we file a bugreport or nag pitti and co. here?;-)05:01
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hungerpsusi: Well not pitti, doko did the last changes.05:02
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pittiKamion: all dapper langpacks are now in the archive (with 6.04+2006... version), so the breezy ones are good to go05:10
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segfaulthumm, gnome-screensaver is not safe.05:15
ograsegfault, ??05:15
segfaultwhen it locks the screen, one can press ALT+F2, and then type xterm, and then, enter.05:15
pittihaha05:15
segfaultafter that, you can run: killall -9 gnome-screensaver, and its gone.05:15
segfault:)05:15
ograthe same you can do with xscreensaver05:15
torkelsegfault: of course it is safe, the dialog does not get focus so you can't unlock it :-)05:15
segfaultxscreensaver doesn't let you press ALT+F2 i think05:16
ograthere is no screensaver implementation you cant shut down from console05:16
segfault(and call the run dialog)05:16
ograit does05:16
torkelsure it does, but I think it kills the xsession if you kill it05:16
ograoh, alt-f2 ? 05:16
ogratorkel, nope05:17
segfaultyes, alt+f2 and calls the run dialog in "background". can anyone try it?05:17
mdkeyes, apparently that is known and solved upstream05:17
ograand doesnt work here05:17
torkelogra: it doesn't? Then it was another screensaver...05:17
segfaultmdke: ah, didn't know that05:18
dholbachsegfault: next gnome-panel upload will fix that.05:18
ogratorkel, there are only 3 locking screensaver impelmentations i know of ... 05:18
segfaultdholbach: great!05:18
ogratorkel, either of them allows to switch to console05:18
ograall of them just unlock the screen if you kill the daemon05:19
segfaulti know one can still log from console and kill it, if he has root or sudo access, but this was weird.05:19
segfaultanyway, back to work. thanks!05:19
ograno need for root or sudo05:20
segfaultwhy not?05:20
segfaulthow can user A kill user B screensaver?05:20
ograbecause you can log in as the logged in user and kill your own processes ;)05:20
ogranope, but user A on the console can kill user A's processes in X05:20
torkelogra: I'm pretty sure it was xscreensaver, but it was on RH and some years ago05:20
segfaultahh, but that makes no sense, since you know the password, you can unlock it from the screensaver05:20
segfault:D05:21
ograexactly 05:21
RiddellKamion: please promote libmimelib1c2a to main (rename of libmimelib1c2)05:21
segfaultbut indeed, sometimes that situation saves my work, since i had some weird problems with screensavers05:21
RiddellKamion: also demote kuser to universe05:21
ograand if you are truested enough to be in the admin group and use sudo, you wont do it except for a good reason ;)05:21
RiddellKamion: and promote kviewshell to main again05:21
segfaultheh, sure05:22
tsengja05:22
tsengergh05:22
Kamionpitti: all accepted05:24
Kamioner, installed05:24
pittiKamion: thank you05:24
KamionRiddell: all done05:26
RiddellKamion: thanks05:27
ograyay, espresso ...!05:29
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segfaulthow's espresso going?05:32
ogragot its first upload some mins ago05:33
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DizietI like the bug 29760 where someone confirms the bug before I've uploaded the package version which causes the bug.05:35
Ubugtumalone bug 29760 in flashplugin-nonfree "Sound does not work properly in Flash in firefox" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2976005:35
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segfaultheh, nice05:35
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Kamionsegfault: UI still extremely rough, number of features missing, but it does at least manage to install ... for me05:45
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segfaultkamion: great. will it be available in today's livecd build?05:50
siretartseb128: what are your plans about ekiga for dapper? do you have any?05:52
slomo_siretart: dholbach wanted to do it this or next week05:52
siretartslomo_: ah. okay05:52
Kamionsegfault: no05:54
seb128siretart: dholbach is working on it atm05:54
dholbachsiretart, slomo_: i investigated in debian pkg-voip's packages, investigated in library updates, currently looking at rdepends and their rebuild-ability05:55
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dholbachsiretart, slomo_: when i'm going to propose this to Kamion and mdz, i want to be sure to have the information together :)05:55
siretartdholbach: bien sr05:55
dholbach:-)05:55
dholbachla mafia franaise :-)05:56
siretartdholbach: so debian already has ekiga packages in their svn?05:58
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ograpitti, ping06:18
ograpitti, unping, sorry06:18
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ogra:)06:19
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KamionThis "Boot from first hard disk" option is the best thing I ever let somebody persuade me into adding. I never bother to take CDs out any more.06:52
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Dizietkamion: Excellent.06:57
DizietDoes it do it by default ?06:57
mdkeRiddell, I added the packagingguide as target "package" to the Makefile in kubuntu-docs. Can you make the changes to debian/ to ensure that it gets installed? I don't know how. Thanks!06:58
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KamionDiziet: no07:00
Kamionit's prominently visible on the boot menu though07:01
MithrandirKamion: yeah, it's bloody useful.07:02
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LaserJockDiziet: have you started work on the Ubuntu Developer's Reference?07:04
pittiKamion: nice to hear :)07:04
Riddellmdke: in generic?07:06
LaserJockRiddell: yeah, it's in generic07:06
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DizietLaserJock: No.07:14
Diziet(sorry)07:14
LaserJockDiziet: np, I'm getting the Ubuntu Packaging Guide going a bit more and I was trying to get a feel for what the UDR would look like so I can minimize overlap07:16
LaserJockDiziet: will it be more or less like the DDR?07:16
DizietLaserJock: Yes, I was going to make it as a big patch to the DDR.  But obviously it would have stuff in it about Ubuntu-specific things like MOTU.07:22
DizietI think the best thing would be for you to go ahead and if I like your content then I'll just cut-and-paste it and let you (or other UPG maintainers) know.07:23
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LaserJockDiziet: yes, that sounds good. I have GPLd (instead of the docteam's usual GFDL/CC-SA license so you can use the material withought licensing issues07:24
LaserJockDiziet: sorry, that was a terrible sentence. The Packaging Guide is GPL so it will be compatible with the Debian docs and the UDR07:25
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fabbioneNEWS FROM THE APACHE SPRINT: first external modules are running test suites07:41
Riddellmjg59: is pmi used any more by gnome or is it all hal?07:41
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mdzfabbione: FILM AT 1107:50
Tm_Thmm, where's xfonts-base-transcoded ?07:51
fabbionemdz: php5 is GO, subversion is going as we speak07:51
mdzfabbione: GO GO GADGET APACHE07:53
fabbionemdz: ehhee07:53
fabbionemodperl is go too07:53
fabbione(Mith claims so)07:53
Tm_Tthis is interesting, there's no transcoded base fonts at all in dapper repository07:53
DizietDoes anyone know anything about *gtk_icon_cache* ?07:54
DizietLaserJock: Thanks, that's great.07:54
fabbioneDVD9 PORN DOWNLOAD: success07:56
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fabbioneapache2.2 is the future!07:56
LaserJockDiziet: btw, the HTML version of the packaging guide is at doc.ubuntu.com and is updated from the docteam svn repo on a daily basis.07:57
ajmitchmorning07:57
seb128Diziet: is that supposed to be a GTK API for you?07:58
DizietI'm debugging sabdfl's ff crash and it seems to be dying in _gtk_icon_cache_new_for_path.  That mmaps some file or other.07:59
DizietI'm wondering if it's possible that the cache file it's mmaping is corrupt and whether that might cause a segfault.07:59
seb128oh07:59
seb128the caches are to /usr/share/icons/<icon_theme>/icon-theme.cache08:00
Dizietmmaps some file or other> looking at the source, gtk+2.0-2.8.10/build-tree/gtk+-2.8.10-static/gtk/gtkiconcache.c08:00
seb128one cache by theme08:00
seb128we don't use a cache for hicolor or gnome08:00
seb128gnome == /usr/share/icons/gnome08:00
seb128the cache is stupid08:00
Diziet"we don't use a cache for hicolor or gnome"> I don't understand.08:00
seb128the specs requires you update the mtime of the folder when installing an icon08:01
seb128other way it just "mask" your icon08:01
seb128so if you have a /usr/share/icons/gnome/icon-theme.cache08:01
seb128and install an icon to /usr/share/icons/gnome/... without updating the mtime08:01
seb128GTK reply the icon doesn't exist08:01
seb128and some apps go buum08:01
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DizietUhh, but surely that wouldn't lead to a crash in the middle of the GTK function ?08:02
seb128should not no08:02
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seb128it should crash on a function which expect an icon and get 0x008:02
DizietAlso, I'm not sure about this crash in particular, but sabdfl said it happened to him when he tried to `save link target as ...'.08:02
seb128some apps doesn't handle the case their icon is not present08:02
DizietThat's not what's happening here.  The stack frame for _gtk_icon_cache_new_for_path is still there.08:03
seb128anyway we don't use the cache for those folders because it would require updating all the packages installing an icon, and break package not doing it08:03
DizietI should say `that's not what happened here'; I don't know if sabdfl's crashes are all the same.08:03
seb128this is fine for themes because nothing else will install an icon to a theme folder08:03
DizietSo you're saying this function shouldn't be mmapping anything ?08:03
seb128yes, it should08:04
seb128we do have caches for /usr/share/icons/*/08:04
DizietSo is it possible that if the file was corrupt the program would crash ?08:04
seb128* beeing all the themes out of gnome08:04
seb128yep08:04
seb128ask what theme he uses and make him move /usr/share/icons/<theme>/icon-theme.cache maybe08:05
DizietSo I think I should tell sabdfl to tar up the cache and email it to me and to move it aside.08:05
DizietRight.08:05
DizietOK, thanks, that's helpful.  Good next step.08:05
j^NetworkManager installes files in hicolor/22x22/apps/...08:05
seb128np08:05
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seb128j^: like some hundred other packages, that's why we don't create a cache for hicolor08:06
j^ah ok. just rememberd that i had a cach once,... 08:07
seb128maybe some unofficial package bugged or something08:07
seb128anyway, time for dinner, bbl08:07
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Tm_Thum, what's the mailing list to ask about font packages? or should I use launchpad?08:10
zygahello08:11
fabbionenight everybody08:11
ograciao fabbione :)08:11
dholbachTm_T: if it's a bug, file a bug report :)08:14
Tm_Tdholbach: well, I think transcoded fonts should be shipped, like in hoary, but not in breezy nor dapper08:15
Tm_Ttranscoded base fonts I mean08:15
dholbachhmm08:16
Tm_Tyeah, no problem as long as you keep your system as utf-808:18
Tm_Tbut mine isn't08:18
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Tm_Tdholbach: looks like I have those packages from hoary08:20
Tm_T"Reinstallation of xfonts-100dpi-transcoded is not possible, it cannot be downloaded" ;(08:21
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mdkeRiddell, the doc is in generic, but i added it to the kubuntu/ Makefile08:34
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dholbachTm_T: might be interesting to investigate the changelogs08:35
dholbachTm_T: there should be a rationale08:35
Tm_Tdholbach: chancelogs of what?08:36
dholbachTm_T: the package?08:36
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Tm_Tdholbach: hm, you mean in hoary package? because no packages since hoary ;(08:40
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siretartdholbach: Tm_T is right. we currently don't ship those -transcoded packages anymore. :(08:49
Tm_Tyes, and that's flaw08:50
siretartTm_T: the problem gets even worse: the location of the font paths changed. so you have to move them around anyway08:50
AlinuxOSpitti?08:50
siretartTm_T: for what do you need the transocded fonts?08:50
Tm_Tsiretart: osd_cat08:50
siretartosd_cat?08:51
Tm_Tyes, xosd app08:51
siretarthmhm08:51
Tm_Thttp://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/x11/xosd-bin08:51
siretartI know xosd. I'm using it08:52
siretartI wasn't aware that it depends on transcoded fonts08:52
Tm_Tit does, if your locales are ISO-8859-15 ;(08:52
Tm_Tbecause now it doesn't find its default font08:52
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siretartTm_T: the xfonts package seem to contain kinda pregenerated fonts09:06
siretartTm_T: I don't see an obvious way to add the -transcoded fonts to them09:07
siretartTm_T: filing a bug is a good idea in any case09:08
Burgworkneuralis, http://sourceforge.net/projects/pootypedia/ <-- you looked at this?09:10
siretartTm_T: well, the obvious way would be to just grab the transcoded fonts as they are on my harddrive and stick them into a package09:10
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Kamionmissing signal_connect in the Gnome frontend09:25
Kamionapparently Gtk2::Object in the perl gtk bindings has somehow managed not to have Glib::Object as its base class09:25
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ograKamion, there is a bug with recent gtk perl ...09:31
Kamionyes, I'd gathered that09:32
Kamionany actual diagnosis? :)09:32
ograseb pointed me to a bugurl, but i lost it, most gtkperl stuff is broken currently it seems09:32
Treenaksbug-eyed earl?09:32
Kamionthe workaround suggested in #28719 doesn't work for me09:33
ograseb128, do you have the bugnr from the gtkprel bug ?09:33
Kamioncjwatson@cittagazze:~/libgtk2-perl-1.102$ perl -MGlib -MGtk2 -le 'my $win = Gtk2::Window->new; print "yes" if $win->isa(Glib::Object)'09:33
ogra*gtkperl09:33
Kamioncjwatson@cittagazze:~/libgtk2-perl-1.102$09:33
Kamionand putting 'use Glib;' in the debconf gnome frontend doesn't help either, so AFAICT that last comment is a red herring09:34
KamionI can't think of a plausible way that would make a difference to perl anyway09:35
jordimvo: DUDE09:35
seb128ogra: I did spoke about a gtkperl bug?09:35
mvojordi: hu?09:35
seb128ogra: maybe I read it just before you asked or something09:35
seb128dunno about it09:35
jordimvo: nm me. I saw your conversation with carlos09:36
KamionI'll look at it myself, my XS-fu should be sufficient if dusty09:36
ograseb128, i asked about it some days ago, you pointed me to an upstream bug ...09:36
ograsadly i lost it09:36
seb128ah09:36
seb128Overview of changes in Glib 1.11409:38
seb128=================================09:38
seb128* Completely redo the way GObject types are mapped to package names.  This09:38
seb128  fixes the problem uncovered by the recent GInitiallyUnowned issue.  See the09:38
seb128  ChangeLog for a detailed description of the changes.09:38
seb12809:38
seb128maybe09:38
seb128that's a fix of gtk2-perl 2.13.509:38
seb12809:39
seb128Overview of Changes from GTK+ 2.8.9 to GTK+ 2.8.1009:39
seb128==================================================09:39
seb128* Derive GtkObject from GInitiallyUnowned instead of09:39
seb128  GObject, if possible. Note that this change is known09:39
seb128  to break versions of the GTK+ Perl bindings older09:39
seb128  than GTK+ Perl 2.13.4.09:39
seb12809:39
Kamionah, yes, that sounds plausible09:39
ograyes, that was it09:39
seb128that's what I know on the topic09:39
Kamionok, so we just need newer bindings then09:39
seb128correct09:39
Kamionthanks09:42
siretartKamion: if you upload xorg the next time, care to fix malone #29483?09:44
Ubugtumalone bug 29483 in xorg "x11-common must depend on laptop-detect" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2948309:44
Kamionsiretart: no great plans to do so, I was fixing an installation failure09:45
Kamionand as I said in the bug, that description is wrong09:46
Kamionin fact, x11-common *already* depends on laptop-detect09:46
siretartI beg your pardon09:46
KamionI don't see the problem though, looks like it degrades gracefully-ish09:47
Kamionalbeit to thinking it's a desktop09:47
siretartwell, it produces noise in the buildd logs09:47
siretartas well as in my chroot09:47
siretartbut you're right, it is quite low priority09:48
mjg59Riddell: It's currently still called by gdm, though probably shouldn't be09:51
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ogramjg59, using hal from gdm ? #09:55
ograthat sounds evil09:55
mjg59ogra: Why not?09:55
ogragdm runs as root ? 09:56
mjg59Yes09:56
ograif you have security holes there you could abuse hal ... ?09:57
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Kamiongrr, I think Debian hasn't noticed the libgtk2-perl thing 'cos it only happens if you build libgtk2-perl with the newer libgtk2.0-009:58
Kamionevil lurking bugs09:58
simirawho can I blame for my gweather applet not working? It crashes when I try to put it on the Gnome -panel09:59
Riddellmjg59: so what uses hal?10:01
ograsimira, its starts with a g ....10:01
ograsimira, must be a seb128 package then :P10:01
simira:)10:02
ograRiddell, the powermanager calls hal who directly accesses pmi10:02
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ulaascdrom   floppy   floppy1  floppy3  floppy5  floppy7  sda210:02
ulaascdrom0  floppy0  floppy2  floppy4  floppy6  sda110:02
ulaasflight 310:02
ulaasknown issue?10:02
Riddellogra: powermanager is a panel applet?10:03
ograa notification area applet10:04
ograusing gconf for settings ... 10:04
ograwould be some work to reimplement it in QT i guess10:04
ograin fact its a daemon a config tool and the applet10:04
ogratied up with gnome-screensaver for dpms 10:05
Kamionulaas: I've got a bug about it at least, haven't investigated yet10:06
KamionI'm assuming it's probably a udev bug10:06
ulaasKamion, ping me if you need info.10:07
Kamionulaas: feel free to subscribe to malone bug #2792610:08
Ubugtumalone bug 27926 in partman "fstab  contains 8 floppy drives but PC does not have any" [Minor,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2792610:08
ulaasslomo_, ping10:13
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Tm_Tsiretart: ok, I'll file a bug?10:18
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siretartTm_T: yes. or even better, provide a package ;)10:19
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ulaasCannot find mozilla installation directory. Please set MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME to your mozilla directory10:49
ulaasi get this when i try to launch monodevelop10:49
ulaasis this monodevelop or firefox?10:49
ulaasand should i file it?10:50
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torkelulaas: works for me. Do you have the latest versions of monodev and firefox installed?10:53
ulaastorkel, lemme check.10:54
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ulaastorkel, monodevelop 0.9-1ubuntu1 firefox 1.5.dfsg-4ubuntu510:57
torkelulaas: works for me with those versions.11:02
torkelulaas: on the other hand, I have mozilla installed too...11:03
ulaastorkel, hmm. lemme try mozilla as well. i have a feeling that it wil work11:03
ulaasslomo_, ping11:03
torkelulaas: you need mozilla for it to work. I.e file a bug against monodevelop that it probaly needs it's depends checked11:05
ulaassure11:05
torkeland/or it have to be updated to work with firefox11:06
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Tm_Tsiretart: provide a package.. huh, that would be "later" 'cause haven't done those ever11:10
Tm_Tshould learn though11:10
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Tm_Tsiretart: so basically, I just take hoary package and do necessary changes and that's about it?11:20
Tm_Tsiretart: or, from debian and change it11:21
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Tm_T...and ofcourse packages.debian.org is down11:25
crimsunuse packages.qa.debian.org11:26
Tm_Tah, ty11:29
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robhi, does anyone know who is looking after gnome-app-install? I emailed Ross Burton but he said its not him anymore, and that it undergoing a rewrite11:44
Burgworkrob, mvo handles it11:45
robok thanks Burgwork, do you know how I can contact him?11:46
Burgworkrob, right here11:46
robheh true that11:47
robping mvo?11:48
mvohello rob11:50
robhi mvo, I was just wondering what the current status of gai is11:50
robI emailed Ross, but yeah11:51
robis there a repository somewhere where I can take a look at the latest code?11:51
mvorob: sure, I'm happy about your interesst11:52
robhe mentioned it was undergoing a rewrite11:52
mvorob: not exactly a rewrite, but a big refactor, the current tree that is in dapper is at http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/bzr/gai--main/11:52
mjg59ogra: If it's running as root and you gain any control over it, you've lost already11:52
mvoit has the current treeview design11:52
mvothe new look is at http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/bzr/gai--new-look/11:52
mvoI hope to get it into dapper, i like it better than the "old" look11:53
mvorob: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/gnome-app-install/new-look/gai--new-look.png11:53
ogramjg59, hmm, true ...11:53
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robmvo, yes so do I, actually I was going to suggest an "unsupported packages" feature :)11:54
roband spliting the layout like that makes it much clearer11:54
robwill you accept patches on gai--new-look?11:55
mvorob: sure, happy to merge from your bzr branch!11:56
mvorob: it should work reasonable well already, but there are some smaller bugs I think11:56
robok, I'll have to get it set up, this is the first time I've looked at the new code11:56
mvohappy to help you with the code or any other questions11:56
robthanks, sounds good11:56
mvoto build a package just run debian/rules arch-build11:56
robok11:57
robI gotta go put my daughter to sleep, thanks I'll take a look and get back to you soon11:58
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