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ajmitch_afternoon sabdfl 01:32
sabdflhey guys01:33
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diemanmjg59: yo, for your laptop stuff how can people help out with 'odd' laptops?05:43
diemanmjg59: for that brightness thing05:43
diemanthat you blogged about05:43
diemanive got a fujitsu i wouldn't mind being able to do it on :)05:44
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desrtBenC; ping?06:18
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lucashi08:15
zakameheya lucas 08:15
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pittiGood morning08:53
freeflyingpitti: hi08:53
freeflyingpitti: I've mail you what you need about scim08:54
pittifreeflying: yay, thanks08:54
pittifreeflying: just read it, awesome08:58
freeflyingpitti:  :(08:58
pittifreeflying: why :( ?08:59
pittifreeflying: I'll do the new language-support packages today then08:59
freeflyings/(/)08:59
freeflyingpitti: the fonts about chinese should be solved 09:00
pittifreeflying: hm, we recently changed to ttf-arphic-ukai/uming, that's not enough?09:01
freeflyingpitti: cool ,thx09:02
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jdubBenC: ping09:06
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dholbachgood morning!09:07
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freeflyingpitti: the seeds of dapper still use ttf-arphic-bkai00mp ,etc now 09:08
pittifreeflying: hm, indeed09:10
pittifreeflying: sorry, I thought this had already changed09:11
pittifreeflying: ok, so I throw out the 4 old ones (bkai00mp, bsmi00lp and so on) and replace them with ukai and uming?09:11
freeflyingpitti: nice 09:13
pittifreeflying: that will additionally need about 11 MB of CD space09:13
pittifreeflying: what would be the advantage of ukai/uming over the current fonts?09:14
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pittifreeflying: (NB that we still need to *remove* 25 MB from the CDs to get them in the right size again)09:14
siretartmorning09:14
pittihi siretart 09:14
siretarthuhu pitti 09:14
freeflyingpitti: ttf-arphic-gkai00mp ttf-arphic-gbsn00lp can be removed also09:14
siretartwho is actually keeping track and processing https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MorgueCandidates ?09:15
freeflyingpitti: uming/ukai can display chinese well then those used be 09:15
dholbachsiretart: we'll have to - a list of stuff we already told James, which was removed and still is to be removed.09:17
freeflyingpitti:  after remove those four fonts , no extra space need for uming/ukai at all09:17
pittifreeflying: yes, I took them into accout already; current set of fonts is 16.5 MB, ukai+uming about 2409:17
pittiok, so it's only 8 MB more, but still09:18
siretartdholbach: I see09:18
freeflyingpitti: as for scim , more space need ?09:18
dholbachsiretart: We can expect him to track a wiki page.09:19
siretartdholbach: in which timeframe?09:19
pittifreeflying: yes, but scim is smaller; still, we cannot actually afford more stuff on CD09:19
dholbachsiretart: timeframe?09:19
pittifreeflying: but we can throw out more language packs09:19
pittifreeflying: I'll talk with Kamion once he's back from his illness09:20
freeflyingpitti: waiting for good news from you  :)09:21
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siretartdholbach: In which timeframe can we expect that MorgueCandidates are actually removed?09:23
dholbachsiretart: No idea, if we sent new candidates everyt two weeks - would that make sense?09:24
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dholbachsiretart: removing source packages doesn't sound ultra-urgent to me, does it?09:24
siretartdholbach: it should be done. I'm quite frustrated because I had an urgent removal request 3 weeks before breezy release, which got missed09:25
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dholbachIf we start mailing now, every two weeks that should be fine for release, no?09:26
siretartI hope se09:26
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Kagouhi09:33
Kagouwhere can i found build logs of daily iso ?09:33
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siretartdholbach: ok, I have a rather long list of packages which are on MorgueCandidates and already removed. I will remove them from there09:46
dholbachsiretart: Thank you very much.09:46
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dholbachThere must be something wrong with lists.ubuntu.com - all the -motu posts I checked in the archive look like this: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2006-January/000192.html - no mail text at all. :/09:48
jdubhrm09:49
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jduband where is the sexy template?09:49
jdubZnarl: ping09:49
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fabbionesee10:01
fabbionei join the channel and jdub starts "sexy talk..."10:01
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sivangmorning all10:15
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dholbachhey mvo10:17
dholbachhey sivang10:17
mvohey dholbach10:17
Pygimornin'10:18
Tm_Toh boy, where's libortp0 from dapper10:19
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janimodholbach, hey any news on the xfce ufv exceptions?10:23
dholbachjanimo: Ah, I was just looking for you on ubuntu-motu.10:23
janimoI am a lazy motu so did not show up recenmtly :)10:23
dholbachjanimo: could you attach changelog diffs and diffstat?10:24
janimoI am here mostly10:24
janimodholbach, there are ~ 20 packqages10:24
janimoI have no diffstatts either since it's a 4.2->4.3 transition10:24
janimomost are very heaviuly tweaked10:24
janimoand the debian changelog is ostly 'upstream svn snapshot'10:24
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janimomostly10:25
dholbachCould you discuss this with Matt and Colin on your own then?10:25
dholbachI meant the upstream ChangeLog.10:25
janimodholbach, yes I will10:25
dholbachThanks a lot.10:25
seb128hey dholbach10:25
janimoupstream is lazy and does not keep changelog, they rely on svm logs10:25
dholbachGAR!10:25
janimoI mean they update the changlog before release usually10:25
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dholbachhey seb12810:26
janimodholbach, have a nice dogwalk :)10:26
dholbachjanimo: thanks10:26
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Pygiseb: what's the problem with network-manager this time? :P10:26
seb128hey mvo10:26
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seb128resolv.conf with no dns configured10:26
seb128and dunno if that's due to nm, but:10:27
seb128# sudo ifup eth010:27
seb128ifup: failed to open statefile /var/run/network/ifstate: No such file or directory10:27
Pygiah, I ussualy don't bother on GUI tools 'cause I'm used to them not working'10:27
Pygibut it should be fixed10:27
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Mithrandirpitti: you can't detect whether you're on a live cd or not.  That's a feature.  I wonder if just setting a blank password would solve 30118 better.10:34
pittiMithrandir: hm, not even by looking at /proc/mounts or so?10:34
Mithrandirpitti: I think answering the question "what is a live cd" would be a good start, really.10:35
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jameshseb128: https://launchpad.net/malone/bugtrackers/ubuntu-bugzilla/20183 <- deleted the bugwatch and reimported this bug10:43
seb128jamesh: yeah, I've noticed the bunch of mail from malone, thank you :)10:43
Tm_Tshould I file a bug, I need libortp0 back to dapper10:44
Mithrandirjamesh: got a chance to look at debian bug #340904 ?10:44
Tm_Tincoming Kopete 0.12 needs it in jabber jingle voice support10:45
jameshMithrandir: not yet, sorry.10:45
Mithrandirjamesh: np, just didn't get any response at all earlier, so I continued prodding.  I'll stop now.10:45
janimoMithrandir, can the livecd kernel be passed some option if it's not started by grub?10:46
jameshthanks for prodding :)10:46
Mithrandirjanimo: it's started by syslinux/isolinux, but there's no reason why you can't boot it using grub as well.10:46
Mithrandirjanimo: you mean for detecting whether this is a live cd or not?10:46
janimoyes10:46
Mithrandirwell, you could look at whether /proc/cmdline contains boot=, but it's not the right fix at all10:47
Mithrandirwith persistent mode, I think the live cd should behave like a real system10:47
janimoyes I mean /proc/cmdline and having syslinux and grub pass different thins there not necessarily boot but some magic kewyword10:47
Mithrandirboot=casper, I meant10:47
janimoaha10:47
Mithrandiranyway, I'm testing another fix for the problem now10:48
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Kamionpitti: have you seen all the Debian bugs about sudo environment variable breakage? Do they affect us too?11:13
pittiKamion: I saw some, I'll read about them again; I talked with elmo about the katie breakages, but he said he already adapted to that11:14
pittiKamion: but precisely for that reason I don't want to stuff that patch into stables11:14
Kamionconcerns me for dapper too11:15
pittiKamion: since we keep variables for non-restricted users, we should be less affected, though11:15
Kamionok11:15
pittiKamion: it's in the dapper release notes, but I think we just have to cope with a whitelist; otherwise restricted sudo does not make sense at all11:18
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KinnisonWhat package provides the "restart required" dialog? Is it update-notifier?11:42
pittiKinnison: yes11:42
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seb128what is the bug about?11:44
Kinnisontruncated restart required bubble11:45
Kinnisonbug 3081211:45
Ubugtumalone bug 30812 in update-notifier ""restart required" bubble appeared truncated" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3081211:45
seb128that's one for mvo :)11:45
ograyeah, i noted that too 11:46
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jdubwow, irssi pulling 83MB resident11:46
jdubguess i should clear some backlogs11:46
maswan... or get more ram. ;P11:47
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Ubugtumalone bug 30813 in synaptic "add repo dialog misnames dapper as breezy" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3081311:47
maswanhttp://www.acc.umu.se/~maswan/2005-12-10/2gbit-freesoftware.html <- btw, that's final now, anything you guys want to give publicity to?11:48
maswanlike sticking it on the fridge or so11:48
jdubhrm, cleared a lot of backlog, but irssi is still pulling lots of ram11:49
jdubmight try its restart thingy11:49
jdubmaswan: looking11:49
Kinnisonwow, the distro team close bugs fast11:52
Kinnisonmvo: thanks dude11:52
mvoKinnison: thanks for reporting it :)11:52
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Kinnisonon glibc11:52
mvothe upgrade prompt thing?11:53
mvoI think that is reported already11:53
fabbioneyeah11:53
fabbionei did11:53
Kinnisonoh, I couldn't spot it11:54
KinnisonI may have to go and dupe it11:55
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Kinnisonhmm, related but I'm not sure they're dupes11:55
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jdubmaswan: whoa, nice!11:59
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DizietCripes, we're wading in `compreg.dat' reports.12:08
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KinnisonDiziet: whassat?12:09
sivangDiziet: didn't you solve / workaround that?12:09
DizietThere's something out there that creates a file called `compreg.dat'.12:09
DizietBut we don't know what it is.12:10
DizietWhatever it is, it runs as root.  And we have to make it not do that somehow.12:10
sivangKinnison: FFox related12:10
Diziet30791 and its (half a dozen, at least) dupes.12:10
sivangKinnison: FFox and dependants, I think12:10
seb128Diziet: the bunch of mails you got about that is because I asked to jamesh to import the bugzilla bug, it was not migrated because there was a launchpad task pointing on it before the migration12:10
DizietAhh.12:10
seb128ie: those are not new bugs we have got recently12:11
seb128and the import updated all the duplicates to point to that one12:11
DizietHmm.  I'm not sure I really want to assume^Whope that it has just vanished.  But I'm really stuck for a way to diagnose it.12:11
seb128we didn't get any complain for it for some time12:11
seb128but I think there is not a lot of people who do breezy to dapper updates at the moment12:12
DizietWhen there are I'm sure it will show up again.12:12
seb128most people did them some time ago to track dapper or will do when dapper is stable12:12
jdubmaswan: published :-)12:12
seb128probably :/12:12
DizietI suppose perhaps we can get testers to do that evil thing I suggested.12:12
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seb128Diziet: I'll do that next time I do a 5.10 install/dist-upgrade to dapper12:13
seb128but I didn't get the issue previous time I did that12:13
WaterSevenUbhey. which package provides the installation splash screen?12:13
Dizietseb128: Yes, same here.  Very frustrating.  Thanks.12:14
maswanjdub: thanks :)12:15
mvoDiziet: I found the reason for the compreg.dat I think. it seems to be created by gtkmozembed in gnome-app-install12:18
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KamionWaterSevenUb: which splash screen?12:20
Dizietmvo: Oh !  So do you have a recipe to reproduce it ?12:21
WaterSevenUbkamion, dapper installation, first screen, f2 language, accessibility, etc...12:21
KamionWaterSevenUb: various things cooperate to create that, but mostly gfxboot-theme-ubuntu12:21
sivangKamion: are you working on a graphical boot loader? (Saw a bit about it in the last sprint report)12:21
Kamionsivang: already done12:21
Kamiontry e.g. the last Flight CD12:21
mvoDiziet: in a breezy chroot, rm compreg.dat (if it is there already), run sudo gnome-app-install, check if the file is there again12:22
Kamionor the one before that for that matter ...12:22
DizietOh, that simple !12:22
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JaneWhi all. Does anybody know what (if any) efforts are being made to support Ubuntu for IntelMac12:22
JaneWI have a journo asking, and he has asked Red Hat; Suse; Mandriva etc12:22
mjg59JaneW: Right now, none - I don't think any of us have the hardware12:23
mvoDiziet: if you want to do it in dapper I need to send you a small patch to make g-a-i work with pymozembed again (but it will crash, so it may spoil the fun)12:23
mjg59JaneW: But at the moment, there's no way of supporting the graphics, so it's a bit of a moot point12:23
Dizietmvo: That explains why the reports have stopped coming, too.12:23
JaneWknow if there are plans for it for Dapper +112:23
JaneWthe guy is reporting for Computerworld magazine12:24
mjg59JaneW: I'm certainly interested in supporting the laptops as quickly as possible12:24
tsengJaneW: if redhat drops the appropriate code soon, it would be a non-issue12:24
WaterSevenUbkamion, thx. I was trying to figure out why when we select other language via F2, the main menu options do not appear translated.12:24
mjg59JaneW: But we're blocked on graphics hardware support12:24
tsengJaneW: (not that i would quote that)12:24
JaneWmjg59: what's the issue with it?12:24
mjg59JaneW: It's a 12:24
JaneWcan we come up with an official stance?12:24
mjg59n entirely new graphics chipset, and we can't drive it12:24
KamionWaterSevenUb: no infrastructure for translating the main menu options yet, sorry12:25
JaneWoic12:25
KamionJaneW: ATI need to release the specifications12:25
mvoDiziet: yes, that was the clue that I needed12:25
mjg59JaneW: And it's unlikely that the Apples have VESA BIOSes, so we can't use the vesa driver12:25
mjg59(Of course, having the hardware would make checking this quite a bit easier)12:25
JaneW"Red Hat says contrary to earlier reports, there's no official plans now; Suse says it's going to wait for the community to bring them a working ELILO dual-boot loader, essentially; Mandriva says it's working on something in-house and hopes to have something ready by Q2.  12:25
JaneW"12:25
mjg59Kamion: For 2D, it'll be fairly easy to reverse engineer12:25
Kamionin the event that they *do* have VESA BIOSes then we'll be fine, ish12:25
ograadditionallywe dont know about the boot procedure of these things ... i heard they have no supportable BIOS ...12:26
Treenaksogra: they have EFI12:26
Kamionogra: it's EFI, which is like ia6412:26
tsengogra: "working elilo boot loader"12:26
mjg59JaneW: But in any case, without any of the developers having any of the hardware, we're not going anywhere :)12:26
ograah, k12:26
ogramjg59, another laptop for your collection ? :)12:26
TreenaksSpeaking of ATi.. I still have 2 bugs open on the current driver :(12:27
Treenaksone for the LaptopTestingTeam laptop12:27
Treenakss/the/my/12:27
jbaileyKinnison: glibc work won't start until later today to give Celso time to hunt a Soyuz bug. =)12:27
jbaileyKinnison: (I don't want to destroy the evidence)12:28
Kinnisonevidence?12:29
KamionWaterSevenUb: if you're keen to translate something, I'd love to have at least *one* translation of installer/build/boot/x86/help.pot in the debian-installer source package, so that I can make sure the translation infrastructure for that works12:29
Kamionthat will give you a translated help menu12:29
jbaileyKinnison: bug 3062112:30
Ubugtumalone bug 30621 in malone "glibc changelog seems to list two versions and have eaten a line for the changelog" [Normal,Rejected]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3062112:30
jbaileyAh, perhaps he's finished with it now.12:30
WaterSevenUbkamion, let me have a look.12:30
jbaileyUbugtu: Lier.12:30
jbaileyliar, rather.12:30
jbaileyI wonder where I file bugs against Ubugtu.12:31
jbaileyAh, well.  Exercise time first.12:31
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Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/testing/ and http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/testing-ports/ are working again now12:33
KamionMithrandir: ^-- since you were asking for them12:33
MithrandirKamion: \o/  thanks12:33
Mithrandirooh, ubuntu-desktop seems installable.  Is the debootstrap problem fixed so I can roll images?12:34
sivangKamion: cool, it both usable on CD boots as on HD boots?12:34
KinnisonMithrandir: I fixed the publisher, dunno about debootstrap itself yet12:34
ogradoko, any news about zope3/schooltool ? 12:35
Kamionsivang: only CD12:35
KamionMithrandir: heading towards the archive now12:35
ogra(i need it to make edubuntu-server (and the CDs) work)12:35
dholbachogra: jinty12:35
Kamionbut there's still the vim-runtime priority bug which will break image building12:35
Kamion10:07 < Kamion> elmo: please make vim-runtime Priority: important, sorta urgent12:35
ogradholbach, yes, but doko was already in contact with him12:35
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WaterSevenUbkamion, yeah, it seems easy. Just a stupid question, where can I access this help menu in the installation?12:39
KamionWaterSevenUb: F1 on a VERY current CD image12:39
Kamionlike, today's12:39
WaterSevenUbkamion, 8Feb :-p12:39
WaterSevenUb:)12:39
Kamiontry pressing F1 then12:39
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Kamionoh, probably not a new enough d-i on it or something12:40
Kamionin that case you can't access it yet; tough :)12:40
WaterSevenUbi've already tried...12:40
WaterSevenUbyape:) That's problematic to test the translation :)12:40
JaneWKamion: can I say we expect support to be avilable in the Dapper+1 time frame? (IntelMac)12:40
KamionJaneW: I don't think we can promise anything12:41
mjg59JaneW: It's /possible/ (though not likely) that it could be done in the Dapper time frame12:41
Kamionif it's closed hardware then we're stuffed until magic appears12:41
mjg59But right now, it's impossible to know how long it is12:41
mjg59Kamion: The graphics stuff isn't going to be a blocker for long12:41
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JaneWok I'll be suitably vague ;)12:41
mjg59Kamion: There's way too much incentive to get that fixed12:41
KamionWaterSevenUb: yes, sorry, I'm happy for a contributed translation to be untested12:41
WaterSevenUbkamion, will do it. ok:)12:41
Kamionmjg59: yeah, but at the same time we really ought not to promise things that aren't entirely in our control12:42
KamionWaterSevenUb: meh, current d-i failed to build because of locales crap shifting around under me12:43
KamionI'll sort that out12:44
JaneWthanks guys12:44
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RiddellKamion: could you promote these source packages to main?  scim skim scim-qtimm im-switch anthy; and these binary: anthy im-switch libanthy0 libscim8c2a libskim0 scim scim-qtimm skim01:51
KamionRiddell: I cannot do promotions at the moment, sorry.01:52
Kamionask elmo01:52
Kamion(I suggest mail)01:52
Riddellok01:52
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HiddenWolfyay, there was finally a conclusion to the input-debate? :)01:58
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lucaswhat's the problem with elmo ? He seems to have a huge backlog regarding sync requests02:04
lucashe is still ill ?02:04
dholbachlucas: try to tame your tongue a bit. "what's the problem with elmo?" is not appropriate at all.02:07
dholbachlucas: You're speaking about a person - keep that in mind.02:09
tsenglucas: he did just spend the last weeks slaving to move the archive to launchpad.02:09
Kamionlucas: the fact that folks including elmo are still very busy rewriting ftpmaster tools to work with launchpad is relevant; individual sync requests are much less important02:10
HiddenWolfmjg59: ping02:11
mjg59HiddenWolf: Hi02:19
lucasdholbach: sorry, my fault. the french equivalent of " what's the problem with <sbody> ?" is ok02:20
lucasKamion: ok02:20
HiddenWolfmjg59: Hi.02:21
HiddenWolfmjg59: pitti and seb128 referred me to you.02:21
HiddenWolfmjg59: I'm having an issue that when watching a movie fullscreen in totem, my monitor goes to standby. I'm guessing this is because g-p-m overrules totem/screensaver and sends the monitor to sleep.02:22
ograHiddenWolf, plesae file a bug on totem02:22
seb128ogra: why?02:22
siretartKamion: I completly agree that James has more important things to do than processing sync requests. Anyway, is it really necessary that he does all syncs himself? can't this be delegated to someone with more ressources?02:23
ogragnome-screensaver respects the _NET_WM_STATE_FULLSCREEN_ setting afaik 02:23
ograseb128, ^^^02:23
ograthe app should set it02:23
seb128the issue is not gnome-screensaver02:23
HiddenWolfogra: I did that yesterday, and hadess replied with "NOTMYPROBLEM"02:23
seb128totem speaks with gnome-screensaver by dbus and that works fine02:23
ograseb128, exactly, the issue is the app not setting the state02:23
seb128the issue is not the screensaver starting but the screen going to standby02:24
ograthen i wonder what the wm--spec is written for02:24
ograoops, i didnt get that above .... ignore me 02:24
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Kamionsiretart: my understanding is that it will be once the relevant launchpad code is written02:25
Kamionsiretart: for now, delegation has the ultimate effect of creating more work for James because he still has to keep track of which sync requests other people have randomly picked up and ensure that all of them get done; that's why he asked mdz and me not to do them02:26
seb128ogra: _NET_WM_STATE(ATOM) = _NET_WM_STATE_FULLSCREEN02:26
seb128ogra: according to xprop02:26
seb128ogra: totem does use the wm-spec, you should try before ranting on apps not following a spec02:27
ograseb128, yes, i guess g-p-m needs a patch02:27
siretartKamion: I'm a bit concerned that the releavant spec has priorty 'NOTFORUS': https://launchpad.net/products/launchpad-upload-and-queue/+spec/package-source-management . This indicates that changing the current process is not a priority02:27
ograseb128, i haver bugs about totem-xine, i mixed that up02:27
seb128ogra: note that fullscreen is probably a windowmanager issue and not an app one02:27
ograseb128, but movie players shoud set the state, no ? 02:28
Kamionsiretart: I don't think that has much bearing on reality02:28
Kamionfrankly02:28
siretartI hope se. really02:28
siretarts/se/so/02:28
Kamiongiven that e.g. a basic reimplementation of the sync tool for use with launchpad has already been written02:28
siretartah, thats good to hear.02:28
Kamionalso, it's entirely legitimate for the soyuz team to put process improvements below bringing soyuz up to par with the process implemented in katie02:29
KamionI have no complaints with them doing so02:29
seb128ogra: dunno what they should do, but according to xprop it has "_NET_WM_STATE(ATOM) = _NET_WM_STATE_FULLSCREEN" and it speaks by dbus to gnome-screensaver so that's probably not an app bug02:30
ograseb128, as i said above, g-p-m needs a patch to respect this ...02:30
siretart/me neither. 02:31
ogra(i wonder why dbus is needed if the X atom is set)02:31
ograisnt that duplication ? 02:31
Mithrandirbecause there's no such thing as just using a single hammer?  Be sure to use the whole array of options.02:31
janimoKamion, I talked to dholbach about bulk approval of updating to xfce 4.3 and related UVF exception (the one I asked for in advance in the TB meeting of Jan 17th)02:31
ograheh02:31
janimohe said I talk to you or mdz since these are apporved for main pending promotion so not MOTU territory02:32
seb128dunno exactly how gnome-screensaver work, I guess that the dbus dialog is when using it without fullscreen02:32
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ograah, that'd make sense02:32
janimoand also because there's no diffstat/changelog it's basically ~20 packages from a new development line02:32
seb128and anyway why a fullscreen should stop the screensaver?02:32
seb128you can pause a movie for some hour02:32
janimoso could either you or mdz approve uploading them02:32
seb128the screen should standy then02:32
ograbecause you dont want it to pop in while watching a movie02:32
seb128fullscreen doesn't indicate you watch anything02:33
janimothey're stable enough and soon to become 4.402:33
ograbut its likely that you watch something ...02:33
Kamionjanimo: please send e-mail about this with a description of the changes02:33
Kamionto me and mdz02:33
Kamionwe don't typically do approvals of large changes by IRC02:34
ograeven if its only a audion vizulazation plugin02:34
janimoKamion, will do thanks02:34
seb128ogra: why? some people have a command line in full screen, some other have a text editor open in fullscreen, etc02:34
ograseb128, i'm not talking about terminals ... only about players02:35
seb128the wm-spec doesn't say what kind of app you are using, does it?02:35
ograand i think its very likely you want to watch if totem runs fullscreen02:35
ogranope02:35
seb128so how is gnome-screensaver supposed to know?02:36
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ograbut as you pointed out, totem already uses it02:36
ograand g-s-s respects it ...02:36
azeemseb128: you don't run editors full screen usually, only maximized02:36
ogralets just make g-p-m work the same way02:36
ograno need to discuss it to death :)02:37
seb128azeem: it was a random example to point that not only player have a full screen option02:37
seb128you can open a pdf fullscreen to read it if you prefer the example02:37
seb128that should not prevent the screen to go standby if you run away an hour02:38
torkelazeem: hitting F11 in the latest gnome-terminal runs it in fullscreen :-)02:38
azeemtorkel: ugh02:38
seb128azeem: same for epiphany, same for evince02:38
seb128that's pretty standard GNOME behaviour02:38
seb128why "ugh"?02:38
pittiogra: speaking of the screen saver, would it be possible to not activate it after resuming from sleep?02:38
pittiogra: it doesn't lock the display anyway, so no point02:39
azeemseb128: I see the point for evince (doing pdf presentations e.g.), but not for the terminal, but that is besides the point anyway02:39
azeemthe question is rather: Does the window content change?02:39
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azeemif I sit before a terminal and watch a compile pass by, I'd be annoyed when the screensaver kicks in02:39
ograpitti, we had a discussion in hoary that resulted in the locking ...02:39
azeemif I just leave a blinking prompt, no problem02:40
ograpitti, not sure if we should change behavior here02:40
seb128azeem: the screensaver has no information like "the window details are changing"02:40
ograpitti, i'd rather have it locking 02:40
pittiogra: it should either lock or not start the saver at all, but right now it's quite pointless IMHO02:40
seb128azeem: that's why the app speaks by dbus to it02:40
pittiogra: can this be configured then? I'm quite annoyed of locked screens if I didn't ask for it, and if I want to lock, I can do that explicitly02:41
ograpitti, yes, i'll look at it ... i'd like to keep the behavior we had in breezy and before for this ... users will expect it to behave the same02:41
pittiogra: full ack02:41
MithrandirI think we should have something so a window can say "I have activity in me", whether it be a movie player, a phone application or something else.  And in addition, you'd want to monitor keyboard and mouse, possibly others as well02:41
ograpitti, can you check if "require password" is set for you in g-p-m's gconf settings ? 02:42
seb128Mithrandir: there is a dbus interface to say "hang on, I don't want you to standy anything"02:42
seb128standby anything02:42
pittiogra: in some minutes, I'm just booting the live cd02:42
seb128Mithrandir: that's what totem does by example02:42
ograoki02:42
pittiogra: but actually, yes, I'll check in in the live as well; I might have changed the configuration in my ~02:43
azeemare libnotify events propagated to the screenserver, so people see (through a blinking icon in a corner, perhaps) that there is something they possibly want to tend to?02:43
Mithrandirseb128: that requires a lot of applications to use dbus.02:43
ograpitti, thanks02:43
seb128Mithrandir: what other way would you like to use? setting a wm property and making apps using it?02:43
Mithrandirseb128: something like that.  LAST_ACTIVITY or something.02:43
ograseb128, yes02:43
Mithrandirwhich is a timestamp.02:43
seb128that would work fine yep02:44
infinitySomeone may want to ping daniels. About 3 months ago, he hacked mplayer, xscreensaver, and some other stuff to do a root window hack to record when the screensaver should and shouldn't come on.02:44
infinityAnd then never uploaded it.02:44
infinityAdapting the patch to gnome-screensaver would be trivial.02:44
seb128ah, nice02:44
ogracool02:44
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MithrandirI'm wondering if it should be per-window or not.02:44
seb128no need02:44
infinityMithrandir: It's a root ewindow property that records the window ID of the window that doesn't want to be saved.02:45
Mithrandirno, I can't see a need either.02:45
infinityMithrandir: So when the screensaver checks to see if it should come on, it reads the root hint, checks to see if the listed windows still exist (this saved you from crashing mplayers), then acts accordingly.02:45
Mithrandirinfinity: I was thinking of changing it slightly so you'd just touch a property which counted as activity in the eyes of the screensaver.02:45
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infinityMithrandir: See the bit about crashing media players.02:46
infinityMithrandir: The property won't get unset in that case.02:46
Mithrandirso?  It's a timestamp02:46
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Mithrandirso N seconds after your mplayer has crashed, the screensaver comes on.02:46
infinityA timestamp that you update every few seconds/minutes while playing a movie?  Fragile.02:46
Mithrandir(since it's no longer being updated)02:46
Mithrandirwhat's fragile about that?02:46
infinityHow often do you update it?02:46
infinityEach application would have its own idea of what's appropriate, and each user (like freaks who set their screensaver to come on in 60 seconds.. <stare>) would have their own idea.02:47
Mithrandirevery ten seconds?02:47
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azeeminfinity: you would query screensaver about its timeout value, and then choose something smaller ;)02:47
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infinityThe other way (set it once, unset it when you're done) works better, IMO.02:47
Mithrandirhow do you support multiple applications which may or may not want the screensaver to come on?02:47
Mithrandirlike, ekiga.02:47
infinityI'm not sure I understand the question.02:48
infinityYou mave multiple applications open, they've all added their window IDs to the root hint.02:48
MithrandirI'd like the screensaver not to go on while I'm talking on the phone, even though I'm not pounding the keyboard.02:48
infinityThey remove their IDs one by one as they decide they don't want to interrupt the screensaver anymore.02:48
Mithrandirhow do you prevent the race condition therein?02:48
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Mithrandir(since afaik X properties are get + set, not "change"?)02:49
infinityget+set is only a theoretical race in my world.  Unless you can start two movies and a phone in a few thousand CPU cycles.02:50
infinityYou click faster than I do.02:50
MithrandirI run remote X apps once in a while02:50
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pittiogra: bah, g-p-m is not installed on the latest ppc live that I have :(02:51
infinityStill not seeing the issue.02:51
Mithrandirget + set can then take a lot more time.02:51
infinityRemote apps set the root window hint on your local root... Which your (local or remote) screensaver will check.02:51
Mithrandirsure02:51
infinityOh, I suppose it can take more time, but not so much.02:51
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Mithrandirbut the race widens02:51
ograpitti, it went into -desktop very recently 02:52
infinityAnyhow, I suggest one of the desktop guys ping daniels about his patches, and go from there.  My only interest was in having mplayer and xine not be retarded about screensavers.02:52
MithrandirI just think the "update timestamp" to simulate activity is prettier.02:52
pittiMithrandir: hm, we *could* not show the 'and enter your password' bit if / is a unionfs02:52
infinity(They do hackish things like simulate keystrokes to fake out the swcreensaver which seems to not work reliably)02:52
Mithrandirpitti: ewwwwww02:53
ograguys, please dont discuss such features if youre not willing to implement it :P i'm swamped in ltsp work ...02:53
pittiMithrandir: tell me something better :)02:53
infinityogra: The one daniels wrote is implemented, just that the code isn't in the archive.  Like I said, ping him (or get seb or dholbach to)02:53
ogra...and edubuntu ... and g-p-m02:53
pittiMithrandir: alternatively we just drop the 'and enter your password' completely02:53
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pittiMithrandir: we'll have a manpage soon anyway02:54
ograinfinity, its a hack for xscreensaver which we dont use anymore02:54
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dholbachinfinity: good night.02:54
pittisleep well infinity 02:54
ograwill surely need a lot adjustment02:54
ogranight infinity 02:54
mvonight infinity02:54
Mithrandirpitti: I'm going to fix it to just work correctly, I think.02:54
infinityogra: The hack will port easily, I'm sure.  If not, send it to me.  I just don't have his patches in front of me.02:54
ograoki02:54
pittiMithrandir: fix what?02:54
Mithrandirpitti: actually, is there any reason why gss can't query pam whether "" as its password would succeed and if so DTRT?02:55
pittiMithrandir: erm, I'm speaking about the sudo message, not gss02:56
pittiyes, g-s-s needs to be fixed differently02:56
Mithrandirpitti: oh, yes, just drop the "and enter your password" since the user should be able to understand what "password" means in that context anyway.02:57
pittitrue02:57
Keybukbefore my amd64 committed hari-kari, I discovered that Windows takes just 2s to boot on it ... damn we have some work to do02:58
ogrago ahead :)02:58
pittiogra: I can't find an appropriate gconf key that contols the locking after suspend02:59
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pittiKeybuk: you mean 2 s until the login screen appears?02:59
pittiKeybuk: wow, I saw it boot in some 20 seconds on older boxes, but 2 s is indeed impressive03:00
pittiTo run a command as administrator (user "root"), use "sudo <command>."03:01
pittiSee "man ubuntu_root" for details.03:01
pitti^folks, that should be better than the previous help text. any ideas for further improvements?03:01
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pittimaybe s/details/help/03:01
ograpitti, its in /apps/gnome-power-manager/general03:01
Keybukpitti: no, 2s until desktop03:01
Kamionnot "ubuntu_root", I don't fancy branding that for kubuntu/edubuntu03:01
pittiKeybuk: boggle03:01
Keybukit'd been pre-setup to login automatically I think03:01
pittiKamion: sudo_root?03:01
ograpitti, called require_password03:01
Kamionpitti: better, certainly03:02
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pittiogra: ENOSUCHKEY03:02
ograuh ? 03:02
ograhmm03:02
infinityKeybuk: That's a heack of a lot faster than Zofia's XP installation.  And your machine can't be THAT much faster.  Does it have everything under the sun disabled?03:02
Keybukinfinity: no idea, sadly everything is kinda disabled by the coolant system leaking ;)03:02
KeybukI'll tell you when I get the replacement <g.03:02
ograinfinity, fresh installs of XP are that fast ...03:03
ograif you installed the first app on it it slows down like hell03:03
pittiwell, they rather boot everything non-essential in the background, right?03:03
infinityogra: Oh, I know they're fast (and hers is ripe and due for a rebuild), but I've never seen 2 seconds to desktop.03:03
freeflyingsorry for bother you , https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/5981 still need be solved 03:03
ograi cant remember my last *fresh* XP ...03:03
Ubugtumalone bug 5981 in openoffice.org2 "OOo crashes when input chinese" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  03:03
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ograbut my GFs XP boots slower than breezy here03:04
infinitypitti: Most of the services they can get away with starting late, they do, but there's still a fair few things to bring up before GINA (the security subsystem, ie: "the login box") can kick in.03:04
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infinityThey also seem to pull some tricks to reduce I/O bandwidth to anything started in the background.03:05
HiddenWolfogra: my XP is faster than my dapper by a mile still.03:05
infinitySo they don't have the complete lack of responsiveness that we do when logging in with the world eating our disks in the background.03:05
HiddenWolfogra: that said, it's not much used.03:06
infinity(takes longer for it all to start, but feels snappier while it's doing so)03:06
ograHiddenWolf, my GF has a hell lot of stuff installed ...03:06
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tsengogra: are you talking from boot to login, or boot to desktop03:06
tsengmost of the end-user crap starts after login03:06
tsengand why oh why would compaq make laptop keyboards where Ctrl is smaller than a letter key03:07
ogratseng, boot to login03:08
ograshe has no autologin enabled03:08
tsengboot to login on my canonical laptop is blazing fast with xp pro03:09
seb128Keybuk: around?03:16
Keybukseb128: yup03:16
seb128Keybuk: since today I've no DNS listed to /etc/resolv.conf on my box (using network-manager)03:17
seb128what package is to blame?03:17
Keybukno DNS?  that's usually written by dhclient03:17
Keybukcheck you don't have resolvconf installed03:17
seb128the file has 03:17
seb128"# generated by NetworkManager, do not edit!"03:18
seb128and nothing else03:18
Keybukyeah, nm likes to add that comment and lots of blank lines03:18
Keybukhmm03:18
KeybukI've disabled all that stuff in my package here, it doesn't seem to do anything for us03:18
seb128un  resolvconf     <nant>       (aucune description n'est disponible)03:18
Keybukdhclient should be writing /etc/resolv.conf though03:18
Keybukcheck syslog03:19
jpatrickmako: ping?03:20
jdubseb128: whoa, that's a terrible bug03:20
seb128I don't use a dhcp on that box usually03:21
seb128I've a fixed IP list by /etc/network/interfaces and the DNS where written to /etc/resolv.conf03:21
seb128s/where/were03:21
seb128it seems that something destroy my "by hand made" resolv.conf, and I tend to blame network-manager since it put a comment to it03:21
Keybukoh, that's probably n-m destroying it then03:21
jdubseb128: no, the bug with all that french output!03:22
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makojpatrick: yes03:23
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jpatrickmako: it's about my membership03:23
Keybukn-m and static configuration don't appear to be friends03:23
seb128Keybuk: and do you know about that?03:25
seb128$ sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart03:25
seb128 * Reconfiguring network interfaces... ifdown: failed to open statefile /var/run/network/ifstate: No such file or directory03:25
seb128ifup: failed to open statefile /var/run/network/ifstate: No such file or directory03:25
Keybukhuh?03:25
Keybukwhere's your ifstate file03:25
seb128good question03:25
seb128seems I've none03:25
Keybukwas your card even ifup'd ?03:25
Keybuksounds like it wasn't03:25
seb128eth1      Lien encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:40:05:5E:A8:6803:26
seb128          inet adr:192.168.0.2  Bcast:192.168.0.255  Masque:255.255.255.003:26
seb128          adr inet6: fe80::240:5ff:fe5e:a868/64 Scope:Lien03:26
Keybukand sounds like n-m is playing the "do ifup/down's job for it" game03:26
Keybukahh03:26
Keybukright03:26
seb128and I'm IRCing from that computer03:26
Keybukso I know what's happening here03:26
Keybuk1) your card isn't being ifup'd during boot03:26
Keybuk2) n-m is bringing up your card by parsing /e/n/i (this code is being removed)03:26
Keybuk3) and stomping all over your resolv.conf03:26
Keybukand that's why ifdown is failing03:26
Keybukso ... paste your /e/n/i somewhere03:27
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seb128Keybuk: k, brb, just restarting to try something first03:29
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zulheylo03:29
KamionKinnison: hooray for automatic d-i processing that worked03:30
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mdzpitti: how did the langpack update go?  everything OK with the new key authentication under launchpad?03:31
pittimdz: I just uploaded a couple of language-support packages03:31
mdzpitti: oh, I see03:32
pittimdz: so, I don't know whether the langpack key is indeed still restricted to language-* packages03:32
mdzpitti: so those were just signed with your personal key03:32
pittimdz: no, they used the langpack builder key03:32
mdzpitti: it's not restricted, but it should work03:32
mdzpitti: please let me know when you test it03:32
mdzpitti: oh?03:32
mdzok then03:32
mdzso it works ;-)03:32
pittiyes, I built them the usual way03:32
pittiapparently :)03:32
pittimdz: I added some scim modules, so we now get OOTB input support for Asian languages03:33
pittimdz: hm, that might be worth to be noted on the release notes03:33
pittis/on/in/03:33
mdzpitti: yes, please add it03:34
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Riddellmako: jpatrick is around if you are able to consider his ubuntu membership03:35
janimoKamion,  bug 30320 is similar to what I had in flight 3. I remember infinity fixed that shortly after I reported03:35
Ubugtumalone bug 30320 in debian-installer "daily of Jan 27 does not install on hp nx8220" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3032003:35
seb128Keybuk: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/54497503:37
KamionFeb  2 16:20:57 debootstrap: Cannot find /lib/modules/2.6.15-14-38603:37
Kamionprobably just out-of-sync kernel modules or something03:37
Yagisanpitti: which asian languages ? and do you have a link to an iso - I'd love to have decent support for all my gnome/kde/x11 apps03:37
Kamiondunno though, Adam will have to look at it03:38
seb128Keybuk: and when I start nm-applet I've no connexion picked, it should probably use the only available one rather than requiring me to click on it03:38
Keybukseb128: try "ifconfig eth1 down" ... then "ifup --allow-auto eth1" and see whether that works03:38
Keybukseb128: also check your eth1 is really eth1, and not eth0 suddenly :)03:38
pittiYagisan: we won't ship them on the CDs, they are just too big03:38
seb128Keybuk: I've 2 card but the first one is broken (and the corresponding line is greyed)03:38
pittiYagisan: look at dapper-changes for the set of language-support packages I updated03:38
pittiYagisan: or the last bzr commit in langpack-o-matic :)03:39
Yagisanpitti: :'( not on cd03:39
seb128Keybuk: 03:39
seb128$ sudo ifup --allow=auto eth103:39
seb128ifup: failed to open statefile /var/run/network/ifstate: No such file or directory03:39
Keybukok...03:39
Keybukseb128: sudo /etc/init.d/loopback start03:39
Keybukthen try it03:39
seb128$ sudo ifup --allow=auto eth103:40
seb128Error : Temporary failure in name resolution03:40
seb128run-parts: /etc/network/if-up.d/ntpdate exited with return code 103:40
seb12803:40
seb128that works, eth1 is up/configured03:40
seb128but something nuked the dns again :p03:40
seb128(I've nm-applet running)03:41
torkelnm-applet nukes resolv.conf03:44
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Keybukright, yeah03:45
Keybukinteresting that it didn't get configured during startup though03:46
seb128yeah, I wonder why03:46
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Keybukyou have /etc/udev/rules.d/85-ifupdown.rules ?03:46
seb128yep03:47
seb128http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/54498503:47
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jduboh yeah, *.pastebin.com03:49
Keybukis that space really there?03:49
fabbionemdz, Kamion: ping?03:49
mdz?03:49
seb128Keybuk: no, it's a copy error from the command line03:49
fabbionemdz: i need a permanent UVF exception for redhat-cluster-suite (same as we did for breezy)03:49
mdzfabbione: why?03:50
fabbionemdz: i am pulling changes only from their STABLE CVS branch.03:50
Keybukseb128: ok ... I'd guess it's just n-m fucking up03:50
Keybukbut still no idea why you're missing ifstate03:50
Keybukyou have /etc/rcS.d/S08loopback ?03:50
fabbionemdz: basically importing the fixes in debian/patches or making a new CVS snapshot is the same.03:50
fabbionemdz: the latter is easier for me03:50
fabbionemdz: and it has the same result03:50
seb128Keybuk: yep, and lo is correctly set up on boot03:50
fabbionemdz: it's purely cosmetic in the package version03:51
mdzfabbione: sure, but you can always ask03:51
fabbionemdz: sure. if there is something more than bugfixes i will notify03:51
fabbionemdz: but on the stable branch is RARE03:51
seb128Keybuk: should I file a bug about the resolv.conf issue?03:51
Keybukseb128: *boggle* how can you have lo but not /var/run/network -- they're made in the same script!03:51
Keybukseb128: sure03:51
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torkelseb128: I think it is already filed03:52
seb128that I'm wondering03:52
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seb128Keybuk: I don't reproduce the ifstate bug now04:12
seb128Keybuk: but the dns screwage is easy, drop the nm-applet comment line, and pick you static eth interface from the applet04:12
seb128it overwrites /etc/resolv.conf with its comment04:13
seb128(and some extra blank lines after that)04:13
seb128and it doesn't update ifstate, which makes that too:04:14
seb128$ sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart04:14
seb128 * Reconfiguring network interfaces... SIOCADDRT: File exists04:14
seb128Failed to bring up eth1.04:14
seb128$ cat /var/run/network/ifstate04:14
seb128lo=lo04:14
seb128$04:14
Keybuk*blink*04:18
Keybuksee, you're still not getting eth1 coming up on boot!04:18
KinnisonKamion: rock on04:19
seb128Keybuk: that's right, and I wonder why04:19
seb128but that's a different issue of the ifstatus missing I had before04:19
Keybukindeed04:20
Keybukcurious04:20
seb128eth1 is listed by ifconfig in fact04:20
seb128it's just not configured04:20
Keybukcan you try booting without logging in to X for me?04:20
Keybukand IRC from a vt04:20
seb128sure04:21
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seb128Keybuk: k, I'm not logged in04:27
Keybukseb128: ok, can you cat /var/run/network/ifstate now for me?04:28
seb128lo=lo04:28
Keybukok, and ifconfig says that eth1 isn't up?04:29
seb128ifconfig lists it but with no IP04:29
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seb128ie: it's up but not configured04:29
Keybukit's UP?04:29
seb128ifconfig04:29
seb128...04:29
seb128eth1 .. blabla04:29
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seb128ie: it's listed04:29
Keybukuh, the blah blah is a bit important04:29
seb128Link encap...04:30
seb128UP BROADCAST...04:30
Keybuk*sigh*04:30
seb128no inet line04:30
Keybuklazy frelling germans :p04:30
KeybukTYPE IT ALL :)04:30
ograhey04:30
seb128hum, brb, I'll IRC from an another box and ssh, it's faster :)04:30
Keybukhehe04:31
ogra:)04:31
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ogradoko, !04:31
ogradoko, any news about schooltool ? did you talk to jinty ? i'd really love to unbreak the edubuntu CDs ...04:32
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seb128ok, now I'm on the laptop04:40
seb128so04:40
seb128ifstate:04:41
seb128lo=lo04:41
seb128ifconfig:04:41
seb128eth1   Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:40:....04:42
seb128inet6 addr: .....04:42
seb128(ups, there is an inet6)04:42
Keybukcould you not just paste the entire output please? :p04:42
seb128UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU: 1500 Metric: 104:42
seb128I've no network on the box04:42
seb128I've to configure eth1 to do that :p04:42
Keybukheh04:43
Keybukright, so what's the full hwaddr ?04:43
seb12800:40:05:5E:A8:6804:43
seb128if you want the full ifconfig I can put that to a file, configure eth1, copy it and reboot to have a clean state again04:43
Keybukno, is ok04:44
Keybuk004005       Ani Communications Inc.04:44
Keybukdoes that sound right?  (never heard of them)04:44
Keybukwhat's the mac address of eth0?04:44
seb128the card is a RealTek RTL-802904:44
seb12800:11:09:2D:23:BF04:44
Keybukk...04:44
Keybukdo you have /sys/class/net/eth1 ?04:44
seb128yep04:45
seb128device/device in it says 0x802904:45
Keybukcat /sys/class/eth1/device/modalias04:45
Keybuk(and yes, you'll have to type it all <g>04:46
seb128pci:v000010ECd00008029sv000010ECsd00008029bc02sc00i0004:46
Keybukok ...04:47
Keybukyou have both 8390 and ne2k-pci loaded? (lsmod)04:47
seb128correct04:48
seb128ne2k_pci   11872  004:48
Keybukok ...04:48
Keybukifconfig eth1 down04:48
Keybukthen udevplug /class/net/eth104:48
seb1288390   11648 1 ne2k_pic04:48
seb128it's up and configure now04:49
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seb128inet addr: 192.168.0.2 Bcast:192.168.0.255 Mask:255.255.255.004:49
Keybukis /etc/resolv.conf right?04:49
seb128yep but it was not in a state likely to be destroyed04:50
seb128ie: I've put the DNS manually after the nm comment04:50
Keybukhow do you mean?04:50
seb128I can retry without the nm comment :)04:50
Keybukhmm04:50
Keybuktry rebooting now, see if it comes up on its own this time04:50
seb128rebooting04:51
dholbachmdz: thanks for the UVF processing.04:53
seb128Keybuk:  back to initial situation04:53
seb128ifstate: lo=lo04:54
Keybukseb128: buggered if I know I'm afraid04:54
seb128no inet addr for eth104:54
pittimdz: I'd be glad if you could take a look at http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/sudo_root.804:54
Keybukat this point I'd suggest booting init=/bin/sh, doing the initial bits of the boot by hand, and then making sure udevplug does /sys/class/net/eth104:54
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Keybukor if udevplug doesn't, that at least udevd does04:54
seb128ifconfig eth1 down && ifconfig eth1 up  doesn't change anything04:55
mdzpitti: s/less questions/fewer questions/04:55
seb128hum04:55
pittimdz: reload please, I fixed some \- quotings04:56
Keybukseb128: ifconfig eth1 down && ifup eth1 will though, right?04:56
seb128it doesn't set an IP no04:56
seb128oh04:56
seb128ifup04:56
Keybukseb128: try adding || true onto the end of the ntpdate call in /etc/network/if-up.d04:56
seb128lemme try04:56
Keybuksee if that helps04:56
seb128rebooting04:57
seb128eth1 is correctly configured after an "/etc/init.d/udev restart"04:57
Keybukyeah, that's what makes no sense04:58
Keybukmakes it sound like it's not getting the uevent during boot04:58
pittimdz: do you think the general verbosity and scope is right?04:58
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Keybukdid the || true on its own help?04:59
seb128Keybuk: interesting, something breaks it04:59
Keybukseb128: "something breaks it" ?04:59
ogragremlins :)04:59
seb128sec05:00
seb128I got the "disk mounted n time ..." on boot05:00
seb128did ctrl-C05:00
seb128and tried from there05:00
seb128eth0 was not up05:01
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seb128and eth1 was up with the correct IP05:01
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Keybukwith just the ntpdate fix?05:01
Keybukor something else changed?05:01
seb128after pressing ctrl-D and continuing the boot it's broken again05:01
Keybuk"broken again" ?05:01
seb128eth1 no IP05:01
Keybukok ... try just booting into single user mode05:01
seb128eth0 up05:01
seb128so a script is breaking it between the disk prompt and the login prompt05:02
seb128yeah, doing that05:02
KeybukI bet it's NetworkManager starting up and tearing down the interfaces05:02
Keybukthough what happens to ifstate, I've no idea05:02
mdzpitti: I suggest referring to the wiki for more information05:04
pittimdz: ok, I'll add a SEE ALSO05:04
mdzpitti: I also question the recommendation to use 'tee' since it does not have the same behaviour as >05:04
mdzpitti: cat /dev/kmem > foo and cat /dev/kmem | tee foo are not quite equivalent ;-)05:05
pittiheh, true :)05:06
mdzpitti: I'd omit the "unless cracked" comment05:06
pittiso, some >/dev/null bits shoudl be added05:06
mdkeme too, "cracked" is a difficult word to understand05:06
mdzpitti: s/the installer has to/the installer is able to/05:06
seb128Keybuk: network is fine in single user mode05:07
Keybukseb128: with eth1 in ifstate?05:07
seb128lo=lo05:07
seb128no eth105:07
Keybukthat's weird05:08
seb128it as an inet addr05:08
Keybukdid you have "|| true" in the ntpdate script?05:08
seb128yep05:08
pittimdz: ok, reload please05:08
pittinow for real05:09
KeybukI suspect if you step through each rc2.d init script, you'll find it S12dbus that brings it down05:09
mdzpitti: s/setup with/set up with/05:09
seb128how do I step?05:09
Keybukcd /etc/rc2.d; ls; ./S05vbesave start; ./S10acpid start; ...05:09
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seb128oh, step from here?05:10
Keybukaye05:10
pittimdz: I also fixed that 'setup' in the first paragraph05:10
Keybukby hand05:10
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mdzpitti: looks good now05:10
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pittimdz: thanks for the review; I'll stuff that into sudo and also update the bash text05:11
pittimdz: 05:11
pittiTo run a command as administrator (user "root"), use "sudo <command>."05:11
pittiSee "man sudo_root" for details.05:11
seb128Keybuk: right, after running dbus start eth0 is up and eth1 is unconfigured05:11
pittimdz: ^ less technical than the previous version05:11
Keybukpitti: "sudo <command>".05:11
Keybukpitti: otherwise you make it look like "." is part of what you have to run05:11
bradbHey dudes, I have another Malone UI prototype to show you: a new advanced search (the "Advanced Search coming soon" bit on the +packagebugs report.) I was hoping for some developer feedback before proceeding.05:12
pittiwhoops, right05:12
seb128bradb: shoot05:12
bradbcoming up in one sec...05:13
bradbhttp://flickr.com/photos/84096161@N00/97183390/05:14
seb128starts looking like bugzilla :)05:14
bradbI think we can make it look a lot less "zilla" if we're persistent though.05:15
seb128bradb: still missing one of the most useful feature "search to comments too"05:15
ograSHINY !05:15
seb128bradb: zilla is nice :)05:15
DizietDamn, I forgot -sa again.  Oh well.05:16
bradbseb128: Yeah, searching comments is a limitation that I don't know that I can currently overcome. But I have to revisit the issue with stub.05:16
bradbWe have to make it happen soon enough.05:16
seb128bradb: other way it looks great05:16
ograDiziet, at least we'll know who broke soyuz :P05:16
seb128bradb: though it doesn't make obvious to know if searching or "a word" does a and or or of the words used05:17
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bradbseb128: true05:17
ed1tdoes anybody know where does all the startup programs list is stored in?05:17
seb128Keybuk: if I uninstall network-manager my eth1 is configured correctly (but still not listed by ifstate)05:18
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Keybukseb128: if you ifconfig eth1 down and ifup eth1, is it in ifstate?05:18
ed1tcoz i got devilspie at order 1 on startup and now ubuntu wont load after login screen05:18
seb128Keybuk: yep, eth1=eth1 now05:19
Keybukseb128: kooky05:19
seb128ed1t: ~/.gnome/session-manual or something like that05:19
jbaileyWho was it who agreed to do the X stuff?05:19
bradbseb128: Can you think of any other important search options it's missing?05:19
HiddenWolfed1t: try order 50 or so. stay away from lower orders, since that's when gnome starts up.05:19
Keybukjbailey: you did05:19
seb128jbailey: you05:20
dholbachKeybuk: Yeah, I remember that too.05:20
jbaileyOh joy.05:20
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dholbachseb128: will you forward the bugs to jbailey then?05:20
ed1tHiddenWolf yea i put 1 for devilspie and i think thats the reason why its not loading gnome anymore05:20
jbaileyseb128: We'll trade.  You take glibc, I take X?05:20
seb128dholbach: just reassign to him :)05:20
dholbachseb128: yeah.05:21
seb128jbailey: why do you want to trade with me? trade with dholbach!05:21
jbaileyseb128: You're the one who maintains everything starting with g.05:21
dholbachjbailey: you wouldn't want that.05:21
jbaileydholbach: You're right that I truly wouldn't. =)05:21
dholbach:-)05:21
seb128jbailey: my first action will be to rename it "libc6" so :p05:21
jbaileyAhahah05:22
jbaileyBut.. But..  think of all the poor ia64 users!05:22
Keybukwhat, both of them?05:22
seb128ok ok, you can keep glibc05:22
seb128dholbach can do xorg05:22
jbaileyKeybuk: No, just the one.  The other one got a faster computer. =)05:22
seb128bradb: how do I specify if I want to search on upstream or dapper or ... bugs?05:22
seb128Keybuk: anything else you want to try about that network issue?05:24
bradbseb128: There's the "Upstream Status" field which allows a kind of upstream searching. And there's the milestone search field. Do you mean wanting to find backport/security bugs? (That'd be something different, not on the new search UI.)05:24
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ProN00bwhy won't ubuntu get the new firefox ?05:25
Keybukseb128: not at this moment05:25
Keybukseb128: can't think of anything else05:25
Keybukif you can strace it and stuff and figure out why ifstate isn't updated at boot that'd be nice05:25
ProN00bsince you don't seem to be writing security patches for 1.0.705:26
seb128Keybuk: who is supposed to update it on boot?05:26
ProN00bthe only choice is to get 1.5.0.1 out as a security update05:26
ProN00bwhy don't you05:26
ProN00b?05:26
pittiProN00b: we'll upgrade to 1.0.8 as soon as it's oit05:26
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pittiout, even05:26
seb128bradb: what is the milestone again? "this bug is to fix for ..."05:26
Keybukseb128: ifup is05:26
Keybukrun from the udev rules05:26
ProN00bthink more practical, and less close minded uh noes updating is bad for stable05:26
pittiProN00b: and 1.5.0.1 for dapper is in preparation05:26
seb128bradb: like "milestone dapper" is what I want to fix for dapper?05:26
Keybukand it locks the file and stuff to prevent concurrent writes05:26
ProN00bpitti, 1.0.8 ? whats that suposed to be ?05:27
bradbseb128: Yeah, milestones are forward-looking targets.05:27
pittiProN00b: well, the next version after 1.0.7?05:27
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bradbClearly "Milestone" is not a good word to describe this.05:27
ProN00b-_-05:27
seb128bradb: I may have some breezy bugs open because I want to backport some patches there, how do I find them?05:27
ProN00bpitti, why not accept release versions as release versions ?05:27
seb128is that a milestone?05:27
ProN00bi mean they are not your release versions, but certainly the ones of the firefox team05:27
dholbachProN00b: You might consider that people have given this a thought before accusing them as "close minded".05:28
bradbseb128: That's not possible in either the current, or the new UI, but I can add that in the new UI.05:28
seb128bradb: BTW why did you put a binary package field? I hate that, when I change the source package to reassign a bug most of the time I forget to update the binary05:28
seb128that requires extra step05:28
seb128is useless and confusing05:28
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pittiProN00b: upstream announced it for next week05:29
pittiProN00b: I don't understand what you mean05:29
bradbseb128: Because many users don't know the difference between binary and source package, so they file the bug on whatever's in their head.05:29
bradbSo the bug filing form figures out what they mean.05:29
ProN00bdholbach, no, and even if they ran this choice through their stupid distribution ruleset in their mind, the choice of not putting firefox releases even in the security patches is the wrong choice if it contains security fixes05:29
mdkebradb, why is the distinction made at all in malone?05:29
ProN00bpitti, another thing is that i don't want to install a "new os" everytime you update the versions05:30
pittiProN00b: hmmmmmmmmmmmm? You are sounding seriously confusing now05:30
dholbachProN00b: Try to do this discussion in a calm way or stop it.05:30
bradbmdke: So that people who report a bug on foo-doc can see that a bug was reported on foo-doc. Instead of reporting it on foo-doc, and seeing just one package value saying "foo".05:31
seb128bradb: you should have only one field that accept both so and convert that to the source package05:31
pittiProN00b: so, we will put 1.0.8 as security updates into warty/hoary/breezy and update dapper to 1.5.0.105:31
pittiProN00b: do you see anything problematic in that appraoch?05:31
seb128bradb: reporting on nautilus-data should assign the bug to nautilus in a transparant way for user05:31
bradbseb128: We do that already, it's just that we also populate and show the binary package. I could remove the bin package easily enough.05:31
seb128that would be nice05:32
mdkebradb, why not just have them file bugs on foo in the first place?05:32
seb128because as say people open a bug on gnome-panel gnome-panel by example05:32
ProN00byeah, because 1.0.8 will just be open to less vulns than 1.0.7 but there are still alot in it, which are fixed in 1.5.0.1, pitti 05:32
seb128if I want to reassign to GTK I've to update 2 fields now05:32
bradbmdke: Because a lot of users have no idea about bin package vs. source package05:32
seb128you add extra step for daily work05:32
mjg59ProN00b: Do you have any evidence for that?05:32
seb128like we had not enough already ;p05:32
pittiProN00b: if that is the case, then these vulns are at least not documented05:32
bradbmdke: A lot of people were complaining that they couldn't file bugs on something, because it turned out they were trying to specify the binary package name, not the source package name.05:33
pittiProN00b: right now it's the other way round: only 3 of the 10 or so vulns that affect 1.5.0 affect 1.0, too05:33
ProN00bpitti, mjg59 is 1.0.8 your own bug fix version of 1.0.7 ?05:33
pittiProN00b: no, I'm waiting for upstream's05:34
mdkebradb, ok, i'm starting to understand. I kinda thought there might be an easy way to have both source and binary names pointing at the same thing05:34
pittiProN00b: we already tried bakcporting firefox patches in the past, and it caused nothign but trouble05:34
ProN00bpitti, the obiously best solution is to just use the newest firefox version if there are any bug fixes apearing in its changelog, this would also be what the user wants, don't you see it ?05:37
ProN00bisn't ubuntu meant to be a os for humans ?05:37
pittiProN00b: that's what we are going to do05:38
mjg59ProN00b: Users who are running stable releases of operating systems do not want security fixes to be accompanied by extra features05:38
pittiupgrade stables to 1.0.8 as soon as it's out05:38
mjg59(And extra bugs, and extra crashes, and so on)05:38
pittioh, you meant it *that* way; right, as mjg59 says05:38
seb128bradb: that should really be one field accepting both source/binary packages05:38
mjg59ProN00b: So for versions of Ubuntu that ship with Firefox 1.0.7, we'll ship 1.0.8. For those that have 1.5.0, we'll ship 1.5.0.1 (or whatever)05:39
ProN00bmjg59, oh noes, damn, those evil features and potential bugs might get me if i want to protect myself from the nice little small known vulns in 1.0.705:39
bradbseb128: On the bug form, it already is. But on the +editstatus page, it's a little trickier.05:39
ProN00b1.0.7 known vulns05:39
ProN00b1.5.0.1 no known vulns05:39
ProN00bubuntu version: 1.0.705:39
mdkeProN00b, they have explained very patiently to you that security vulnerabilities are addressed in each version where they appear05:40
bradbseb128: Admittedly, the person setting it on +editstatus will hopefully understand why, if they specify a binary package name, it gets auto-converted to the source package name.05:40
pittiProN00b: the vulns will be fixed 1.0.8, which is in preparation; we can't be even faster than upstream 05:40
bradbSo maybe we can tune +editstatus to keep it just one field there too.05:40
pittiProN00b: 1.5.0.1: lots of unknown new vulns introduced in 1.505:40
seb128bradb: that's the editstatus page which bother me, it forces me to update 2 fields instead of 1, so it slow me down when reassigning a bug05:41
ProN00bpitti, lots of known vulns in 1.0.705:41
tseng1.5 also changes the api, and means all the apps using gecko would be rebuilt05:41
bradbseb128: Yeah, I definitely see what you mean.05:41
ProN00bpitti, whats better, unknown or known vulns ?05:41
tsengso its not as simple an issue as you seem to think it is05:41
pittiProN00b: known ones05:41
ograProN00b, you dont get the point ...05:41
seb128bradb: to come back to the new mockup for bug query, I think it's great :)05:41
seb128bradb: with an option to using comments too it would totally rock :)05:42
ograProN00b, mozilla announced to release 1.0.8 soon ... we'll ship it and close the vulns 05:42
ograthats it 05:42
KamionProN00b: upgrading to 1.5 in dapper was a complex upgrade involving many other packages, and there was lots of breakage in dapper when it was only half-done05:42
bradbseb128: cool. I'm tweaking it now for release targets vs. backport fixes. Comments'll definitely be trickier. :P05:42
KamionProN00b: our considered opinion is that it's not suitable to backport it to a stable release that currently has the 1.0.x series05:42
bradbThough that would clearly rock to get working.05:42
pitti1.0.8 is prepared and in QA; let upstream do their job05:42
ProN00b-_- Kamion i can't believe that, how can it break other packages ?05:44
pittiProN00b: it's called 'API'05:44
KamionProN00b: have a look at all the other packages that have tight versioned dependencies on firefox05:44
Kamionfirefox locales and the packages that embed gecko05:44
pittiProN00b: lots and lots of packages use libnspr, libnss, and some even use the whole mozilla API05:44
pittiProN00b: not to mention the countless translation packages and such05:44
Kamionalso firefox extensions05:45
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mdkeexamples are yelp (gnome help), add applications, epiphany05:46
xhakerquick question: why are there missing icons?05:46
ProN00bpitti, Kamion sounds like dll hell to me...05:47
dholbachxhaker: you mean on the gnome desktop?05:47
KamionProN00b: DLL hell is when you can't spot the problems as a user until stuff crashes; in this case you can spot the problems because the package manager will prevent you from installing the packages05:48
xhakeri noticed on gdm options menu.. and some stock icons i used in gtkwifi are now missing too05:48
Kamionmdz: good news is that I've implemented parallel install/live CD builds05:48
Kamionmdz: bad news is that it doesn't appear to save any time, presumably due to insufficient I/O bandwidth on little as elmo suggested05:48
dholbachxhaker: gnome-icon-theme uses icon-naming-utils now - it's a transition, which causes minor breakages.05:48
Kamionit's about 20 minutes either way05:48
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seb128Keybuk: S35mountall breaks the ifstate eth1=eth105:49
seb128Keybuk: I don't know why though05:49
xhakerdholbach: are you sure /usr/share/icons/hicolor/16x16/stock/data/stock_lock.png i.e. will be back?05:50
Keybukmehan?05:51
Keybukpaste your /etc/fstab somewhere05:51
dholbachxhaker: it's not filed as a bug yet.05:51
xhakerdholbach: i better update my icon dirs on the app05:54
xhakerthanks for the info05:54
dholbachxhaker: I'll talk to upstream about this one.05:54
Keybukthat'd be a cute race ... if ifup finished about the same time that /var was moved out of the way05:54
seb128xhaker: no, it'll not be back05:54
Keybukbut that's suppppposed to be impossible05:54
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dholbachxhaker: Upstream says that it won't be installed to hicolor again - that was a 'mistake'.05:55
xhakerseb128: i understood that after i slocated the icon and noticed they go on different dirs now05:55
seb128Keybuk: a min, putting the concerned box in a state where I can copy fstab without having to typing the whole of it :)05:55
jdubBenC: ping05:56
dholbachxhaker: did you have a hardcoded path?05:58
seb128dholbach: the issue is if you use a theme which doesn't Inherit from gnome05:58
seb128hicolor is always used05:58
seb128which is not the case of gnome05:59
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xhakerdholbach: yes i did.. i don't think there is another option05:59
xhakerdholbach: is there any api function to get the lock icon from the current icon theme?06:00
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stewartHi Im just playing with dapper where has the multimedia selector gone06:06
xhakergstreamer-properties06:06
mdkestewart, lots of menu items have been removed for simplicity06:06
seb128"some" rather than "lot"06:06
seb128"some" rather than "lots"06:07
ograDiziet, wow, your changelog is a book06:07
stewartIm hoping to run my hauppage but cant find tv time in the repos our that nice little multimedia gui for testing06:07
stewartare you guys ditching the gui gor multimedia for good?06:08
Amaranthmultimedia gui for testing?06:09
tsengFilename: pool/universe/t/tvtime/tvtime_1.0.1-2ubuntu1_i386.deb06:09
tsengits right ^ there06:09
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stewartyeah under hoary and breezy there was a gui for changing and testing your multimedia (sound and video capture) etting06:10
stewartin gnom system preferences06:10
Amaranthshould still be there06:10
xhakerstewart is saying he misses gstreamer-properties menu item06:11
stewartnot under my flight 3 of dapper06:11
mjg59stewart: In theory, it should all work automatically now06:12
stewartmwhahaha06:12
mjg59(And hasn't been ported to gstreamer0.10, so isn't visible by default)06:12
mjg59If it's failing out of the box, then please file bugs06:12
stewartthats OK makes it tricky to test that the TV card works without a tv app so I better get one06:12
mjg59stewart: Heh06:12
stewartany idea why tvtime doesnt show in my synaptic?06:12
xhakeryou need to enable universe.. do you know how to do it?06:14
stewartyup06:14
KinnisonKamion: ping?06:14
KamionKinnison: yes?06:16
KinnisonKamion: Can you please retry the queue command which resulted in 30827 and tell me if it's any better?06:16
KamionKinnison: new and more exciting failure06:17
Kinnisoncan you /msg me the traceback?06:17
stewartan odd thing was that I had to sort an entry in my sudoers file to be able to run as root06:18
stewartalthough I think thats a well known06:18
KamionKinnison: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileqCjeZE.html06:18
Kamion(sorry, was already in the process of pasting it)06:18
KinnisonKamion: oooh yummy06:19
stewartand gedit seems to not run from sudo06:19
Kamionstewart: you in the admin group?06:19
Kamionif you installed your system fresh with warty, you won't be06:19
Kamionif you installed fresh with >= hoary, you should be06:19
stewartits a clean install of dapper06:19
stewartused advanced install06:20
stewartand created my user through the installer06:20
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stewartvim works just fine06:20
Kamionwhat did you have to change in sudoers?06:21
pittistewart: sudo gedit works fine for me, although gksudo gedit is prefered06:21
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stewartjust needed to add an entry for my user using  visudo06:23
KinnisonKamion: and now?06:23
pittistewart: there was no entry for %admin?06:23
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stewartroot    ALL=(ALL) ALL06:23
stewartstewart ALL=(ALL) ALL06:23
KamionKinnison: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileIGSBf2.html06:23
stewartthe second I added06:24
Kamionstewart: did you choose to set a root password in the installer?06:24
Kamionusing expert mode06:24
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KinnisonKamion: Ohferchrisstsake06:24
stewartyeah think so both user name and root pwd are the same though (stupid I know)06:24
KinnisonKamion: Okay, I need to get stub to do a grant06:24
KinnisonKamion: go me06:25
Kamionstewart: in that case yes this is well-known06:25
stewartthought so cool06:25
Kamioncurrently we assume that if you set a root password then you want to use it06:25
Kamion(instead of sudo)06:25
Kamionwe're hoping to sort this out much better upstream after d-i etch beta2 is released06:25
Kamionand hopefully have time to sync that into dapper so that this stops being an issue06:25
KamionKinnison: ok, thanks06:26
KinnisonKamion: sorry about this06:26
shayaanyone having issues w/ /usr/share/autostart on dapper right now?06:26
stewartIve got a default sources.list has that not got multiverse enabled?06:27
thesaltydogI was on #ubuntu, asking questions on network-manager not working... and I have got this answer:06:27
thesaltydog<ydo> thesaltydog: then pay support or wait until april?06:27
thesaltydogis it normal?06:27
Kamionstewart: correct and deliberate06:27
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Kamionthesaltydog: that depends on how demanding you were being of the people volunteering help :)06:28
stewartOK is it a probe to enable?06:28
stewartproblem06:28
thesaltydogok.. the logs are there.. No matter.06:28
Kamionif you were being demanding, then I'm not too surprised; otherwise it may just have been somebody being unnecessarily hostile06:28
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Kamioneither way, this is not an escalation channel for #ubuntu disputes06:29
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Kamionstewart: we decided long ago not to enable it by default (there's way too much dodgy stuff in multiverse that people with more-than-casual legal concerns may want to think about), but you can certainly enable it yourself if you like06:29
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stewartI just get error messages when I try and set mutiverse06:31
Kamion"multiverse"06:31
stewartErrhttp: dapper Release.gpg06:31
stewart  Unable to connect to  http:06:31
Kamionperhaps you could paste the exact line you have in sources.list for multiverse06:31
stewartuniverse sorry06:32
Kamionsame question then06:32
stewartby default I have these 2 06:32
stewartdeb http:///ubuntu/ dapper-backports main restricted universe multiverse06:32
stewartdeb-src http:///ubuntu/ dapper-backports main restricted universe multiverse06:32
KinnisonKamion: we can't progress this bug until the grant is done, I'll get back to you when it is ready 06:32
Kamionstewart: you have no host in those URLs06:33
Keybuk"///" ?06:33
Kamionstewart: http://some.host.name/ubuntu/06:33
Kinnisondapper backports?!06:33
KamionKinnison: they *will* exist, so the installer sets up sources.list that way because it won't get a chance later06:33
KinnisonKamion: right06:33
Kamionstewart: if that's what the installer gave you by default, I'd like a bug report against apt-setup with your /var/log/installer/syslog attached, please06:34
stewartOK so why are the commented lines listed without machine/domains was it like that before?06:34
Kamionnote that you will need to use root privileges to read /var/log/installer/syslog06:34
stewartI'll check my backup to make sure06:35
Kamionoh, also /var/log/installer/cdebconf/questions.dat06:35
stewartOK my bad06:37
stewartoriginals are as youd expect06:37
stewartdeb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu dapper-security main restricted06:37
stewartI uncommented06:37
stewartdeb http:///ubuntu/ dapper universe06:37
stewartwhich obviously as you point out has not machine/domain name doh06:38
stewartare you putting the commented universe links in without machine names deliberately (for legal reasons)?06:38
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Kamioner, no06:39
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KamionI'm extremely surprised that the commented versions differ, because the code generating them uses the same variable name06:39
Kamionalthough security.ubuntu.com doesn't count, that's different code06:40
Kamion17:34 < Kamion> stewart: if that's what the installer gave you by default, I'd like a bug report against apt-setup with your /var/log/installer/syslog attached, please06:40
stewartOK do you want me to attach the original sources.list_backup file06:41
stewartrun me through what you want and I'll send in06:41
KamionI want precisely what I asked for above :)06:41
Kamionplus /var/log/installer/cdebconf/questions.dat06:42
KamionI guess your sources.list might be useful, just in case there's something odd in it, but it's not required; your summary of the problem is enough06:42
stewartso a copy of the syslog06:43
stewartquestions.dat06:43
stewartand original repos list?06:44
Kamionyes, please06:44
stewartsent where?06:44
Kamionhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/apt-setup/+filebug06:44
stewartgrr firefox is hanging06:45
jdubmaswan: dude, you're on osnews :)06:46
Kamionstewart: there is an e-mail interface if you need it06:46
stewartits OK Im sorted now06:47
Kamionok, thanks06:47
mdkejdub, have you got a minute?06:49
jdubmdke: yo06:50
stewartdo you want me to paste those files intothe comments?06:50
mdkejdub, *points at #ubuntu-doc*06:50
Kamionstewart: no - file the bug, then you'll get an "Add Attachment" link or similar down the right-hand side06:50
stewartcheers06:51
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Kamionstewart: (I've also filed https://launchpad.net/products/malone/+bug/30856 requesting that the bug tracker be improved with respect to filing bugs with attachments)06:55
Ubugtumalone bug 30856 in malone "would like to be able to add attachment(s) while filing the bug" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  06:55
stewartcool although the system dosent look bad06:55
stewarta little counter intuative but functionaly good06:55
pittiDiziet: no CVEs in firefox changelog? *sniff*06:56
Kamioncounterintuitiveness is good to fix too. :)06:58
Kamionstewart: Feb  2 16:39:01 main-menu[2041] : WARNING **: Configuring 'choose-mirror' failed with error code 134 07:01
Kamionstewart: that's "Aborted" - are you low on memory, or did you notice anything weird happening earlier on in the installation?07:01
Dizietpitti: Ah, damn.07:02
DizietSorry, I got distracted by everything else.07:02
pittiDiziet: well, it won't be the last dapper upload I suppose :)07:02
Kamionindeed, mirror/http/hostname is empty07:02
DizietI'll retrospectively include them in the next one.07:02
MithrandirKamion: it's the same I saw in London, remember?07:02
pittiDiziet: that's fine, thanks07:02
KamionMithrandir: oh, good point07:03
KamionFeb  2 16:28:54 cdrom-detect: Detected CD 'Ubuntu 6.04 "Dapper Drake" - Alpha i386 (20060115)'07:03
Kamionso ok, it's a choose-mirror crash due to a buggered templates file07:03
stewartyeah I noticed that kam07:04
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stewartI think I didnt have the network up when installing07:04
stewartit was clean intall from CD07:05
Kamionyeah, choose-mirror is used to select the mirror that will be used anyway, though07:05
stewartIm running 1GB mem07:06
Kamioneven if it's only the country default (as it is in most cases)07:06
KamionMithrandir's right, it was the buggered choose-mirror debconf templates file that we fixed in London07:06
Kamion(probably)07:06
Kamionstewart: if you see it with a current CD image, though (from about today onwards), do file a bug07:07
stewartI may have been up and down the install process (stage wise) a couple of times07:07
Kamioner, reopen that bug07:07
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Kamionit's always worth checking these things out07:07
stewartyup07:08
stewartanything helps you guys make this is worth my time07:08
stewartthat said what i the machine name to universe :-)07:09
DizietAm I supposed to be able to see how my builds are coming along in soyuz ?  https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/firefox/1.5.dfsg+1.5.0.1-1ubuntu1 is rather gnomic.07:10
Diziet(... try #launchpad says everyone)07:10
mjg59ogra: The RSS screensavers don't appear in gnome-screensaver07:11
Kamionhmm, theoretically yes, maybe it doesn't link the build logs to source packages until they complete or something?07:11
ogramjg59, known, i have bugs open about it 07:11
ogramjg59, screensavers need to have .desktop files to appear in g-s-s07:12
maswanjdub: dude, neat!07:12
mjg59ogra: They have .desktop files, they're just wrong07:12
mjg59(for this purpose)07:12
Kamionkind of a LACK OF SEARCHING on +builds07:12
ograi didnt look into rss-glx yet ... buit its on my list07:12
maswanjdub: apparently, /. is more picky about what junk it posts. ;)07:12
mjg59ogra: Cool, thanks07:13
jdubmaswan: haha07:13
Diziet`No builds for firefox in Ubuntu Dapper.'07:13
DizietI'll try #launchpad and report back :-).07:13
dholbachmdz, Kamion: I'd like to sync gutenprint from sid - they have a new release candidate (for gutenprint5), which (accord to the NEWS file) supports a 100 more printer models and fixes a bunch of other bugs - you want to have the ChangeLog diff?07:13
ogramjg59, electricsheep has the same prob07:13
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KamionDiziet: eventually they should appear in the "Builds" portlet on the right-hand side, but that may not be until they're finished07:13
DizietYes.07:13
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Kamiondholbach: just looking through it now07:14
dholbachKamion: thanks a lot.07:15
Burgworksivang, ah. Is that the sign of hacking on a backup program?07:15
mjg59ogra: Ah07:16
sivangBurgwork: indeed :-D07:16
Burgworksivang, yay!07:16
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stewartI can say my bttv car did just work07:18
stewartas did sound07:18
stewartyou guys are good07:19
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Kamiondholbach: yes, looks sane to me - mostly new printer support and some bug fixes, looks fairly safe07:19
Kamiongo ahead07:19
dholbachCool.07:20
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Burgworksivang, given my current lack of any Ubuntu work, I don't think I have a leg to stand on07:22
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mdzdholbach: yes, changelog please07:25
mdzDiziet,Kamion: I think the build links appear as soon as they are pending07:26
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Kamionmdz: (I just looked at the gutenprint changelog myself)07:27
dracflamlochello. is there a channel for those running the test versions of ubuntu?07:27
Kamionbut doesn't do any harm to have an e-mail record I guess07:27
mdzKamion: that's fine then; I hadn't read far enough to see that yet07:28
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dholbachmdz, Kamion: if you want, I'll write a mail and include James in the conversation - that's no problem.07:29
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KamionDiziet: it's got as far as listing them all as "Needs building" now07:34
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Dizietkamion: Oh, so it does.  Good :-).07:41
DizietI wonder why it waited.  `Date requested:  2006-02-08 18:29:02 UTC'07:41
KamionDiziet: I'm guessing, but I suspect that new build jobs are only fed to buildds when the publisher finishes, and it's a cron job that runs at :00 every hour and takes 20 minutes or so07:44
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Kamion:29 is a not-too-implausible time for that to kick off, I think07:44
elmoit's publisher + sequencer and the sequencer scans every 10 mins I believe07:45
elmoand as kamion said publisher is currently taking 20 mins07:45
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DizietAhhh.07:46
DizietFair enough.07:46
LaserJockelmo: did you get my irc message about removing ruby-gnuplot from universe?07:46
elmoLaserJock: yes, I'll get to it when I can, I'm a little swamped atm07:46
LaserJockelmo: np, I just wanted to make sure it was on the list ;-)07:47
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Keybukseb128: ROFL08:12
Keybukdo you know, that combination never occurred to me08:12
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jag_fsfhowdy -- i'm jag, sysadmin for the fsf -- i need to pm with one of the ubuntu project folks if any of you are around...08:48
jag_fsfmako? you here?08:48
jag_fsfor jdub?08:49
Keybukjag_fsf: it's almost exactly the wrong time for everyone, it's either dinner or lunch time08:50
Keybukwhat's up?08:50
jag_fsfcan i pm?08:51
Keybuksure08:51
seb128Keybuk: should I open a bug on initscripts assigned to you about the /tmp /var issue? :)08:52
Keybuksure thing08:53
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mvoelmo: the regression with --print-uris in apt you reported yesterday is fixed in my arch branch btw 09:01
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TreenaksOn which package do I file a bug about interfaces/their #names?09:32
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triceratopsI just see that gnome-session-properties uses /usr/share/autostart but not /home/user/.../autostart anymore. Thats _very_anoying due to the fact that now all this KDE stuff is started in a gnome session...10:17
TreenaksBenC: (you might want to disable a debug message in sdhci: my log is being spammed now: [4297493.878000]  mmc2: DMA end10:19
TreenaksBenC: (but sdhci now works!) (and smart batteries too!)10:19
triceratopsI noticed this as a problem when I started a gnome session and a lot of KDE apps where started. 10:20
seb128triceratops: it has already been reported, use a stable version of Ubuntu if you don't want to face working branch stuff10:20
seb128triceratops: complain if bugs beeing very annoying on that chan is of no use10:21
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triceratopsseb128:  Im asking here to fizzle what app might be responsible for this, not for complaining. Asking such questions on #ubuntu will give no answer10:24
triceratopsseb128: You may have noticed that I always ask on #ubuntu first, and if I don't get an answer I repeat my questions here...10:25
seb128triceratops: I'm not on #ubuntu10:26
seb128there is already a malone bug from today about that, should be easy to spot before asking if you have a look :)10:27
seb128and what to blame?10:27
seb128KDE apps to not declaring to the .desktop that the stuff are KDE specific10:27
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seb128and gnome-session probably to no exclude KDE specific too (I had a quick look on that, if it's bugged I'll fix it tomorrow)10:28
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HiddenWolfseb128: I guess some people might want /some/ kde stuff to start, if/when it's useful10:30
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sivanghehe10:30
seb128HiddenWolf: they can save them to their session so10:30
triceratopsseb128: If it's easy to spot... So please tell me how to do so. Having a look at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+milestone/dapper doesn't show this bug to me. 10:32
seb128because it has no dapper milestone10:32
seb128https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bugs?field.searchtext=&orderby=-datecreated&search=Search10:33
seb12830849. Kde desktop applications started by gnome-session 10:33
seb128that's middle of the page10:33
triceratopsThak's a lot, noticed this for the future.10:35
seb128np10:35
seb128BTW when you want to ask where to report a bug or if it's already know10:35
seb128no need to start by saying it's "_very_ anoying"10:36
seb128that makes it look like some whining about stuff beeing worked10:36
seb128the change has been made today, a bug has been opened, it's going to be worked and fixed ... that's how stuff work :)10:36
seb128if you do hourly dist-upgrade you have to live with that sort of annoying cycle10:37
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triceratopsseb128: OK, you are right. It was useless noise saying so.  But it was anoying... :-)) *grins*10:38
triceratopsseb128: But I think it might be interesting to have some kind of bugreporters school, like the motu school. I will bet there are a lot people who might be interested in becoming propper bug reporters / testers.10:39
seb128there is #ubuntu-bugs, a whole set of wiki pages on the topic, and regular bug days for that :)10:40
seb128dholbach has planned one for next week again afaik10:40
triceratopsArrgl, another channel. The list is becoming longer and longer, 12 ubuntu related entries so far. But I noticed it for the future. EOT10:44
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mjranyone know if X.org nowadays does hw acceleration for remote GLX calls?11:54
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mjg59mjr: No11:55
HiddenWolfmjg59: hi11:55
mjg59HiddenWolf: Hi11:55
HiddenWolfmjg59: got a minute?11:55
mjg59Sure11:56
HiddenWolfmjg59: it's been bugging me that when I'm watching a movie in totem, my screen goes to standby.11:56
HiddenWolfmjg59: seb says it's not totem, pitty doesn't know11:56
HiddenWolfI've told g-p-m not to send the screen to sleep, and it's still happening.11:56
mjrmjg59, ack11:57
mjg59HiddenWolf: Probably a gnome-screensaver issue11:57
Drac[Server] Is there ny way I can get Ubuntu to see this old ISA ethernet controller card?11:57
HiddenWolfmjg59: I talked to upstream yesterday, and they closed the bug in minutes.11:57
mjg59HiddenWolf: If the screen is turning off, it's because X is turning it off. The only thing that's telling X when to do that is gnome-screensaver, unless you have xscreensaver installed11:58
HiddenWolfmjg59: so what about g-p-m11:59
HiddenWolfIt has a setting to send the screen to standby11:59
mjg59Yes11:59
mjg59But it's gnome-screensaver that actually does that11:59
mjg59g-p-m just writes the gconf keys11:59
HiddenWolfok12:00
HiddenWolfand something is broken.12:01
HiddenWolfI just set g-p-m timeout to 1 minute for send the screen to standby12:01
HiddenWolfdidn't blank12:01

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