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mjg59crimsun: Around?12:24
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mjg59sladen: Are you collecting mechanisms for signalling tablet rotation?12:26
sladenmjg59: trying, it needs tying into gdm, so that GDM shows a on-screen keyboard in flipped mode12:27
ajmitchmorning12:27
sladenmjg59: I couldn't find it on the tosh I was hunting down---any suggestions12:27
sladenmjg59: windows seems to know the difference12:27
mjg59sladen: Portege? Yeah, I've got code somewhere12:27
mjg59Or rather, elmo has it right now12:27
mjg59sladen: Needs to listen for an ACPI signal (that isn't currently passed through by the kernel, so I was using /dev/acpi) and then read a bit from memory to get the status12:27
sladenmjg59: ah.  Sounds like you got that one covered then...12:28
jsgotangcomorning12:29
mjg59sladen: With some amount of pain, yeah. May just end up writing a small kernel module (once I get the machine back)12:29
mjg59sladen: But in general I think we want it to be something that hal can notice and set on the screen device12:30
mjg59Hrm. Despite all the ac97 registers being identical over suspend/resume, this machine refuses to make any noise through the speakers afterwards12:30
mjg59But will still work through headphones12:30
mjg59If it needs some sort of hardware magic, I will be very unhappy12:31
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sladenmjg59: what type of machine is it?12:43
sladenmjg59: hint, thinkpad-keys, I had to downgrade it for a demo yesterday of that fact that Ubuntu 'just worked'...12:44
mjg59sladen: This? HP 622012:44
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mjg59sladen: I've requested a sync12:44
mjg59I'm not going to upload an identical package12:44
sladenelmo: plz syncage hotkey-setup, matthew will get turned on12:45
xerox_Is there any documentation about making ubuntu .debs from the ground up?12:45
neuralisxerox_: debian new maintainer's guide, MOTU school, etc12:46
sladenxerox_: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/20812:46
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xerox_Thank you.12:51
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SAAD3000Developers in the next release of ubuntu i would suggest to work on the network flows that it suffers in 5.1001:04
sladenmjg59:  http://www.paul.sladen.org/ubuntu/upload/ibm-zoom.sh  if you can work out how to map the keypress to executing /etc/acpi/ibm-zoom.sh01:05
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mjg59With pain01:06
mjg59Really needs to be done by something in the user session01:07
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daemon2Good evening01:08
daemon2or night01:09
daemon2or whatever01:09
daemon2I have a RTL 8139 network card, onboard in an ASUS 5028, if I reboot from XP to Linux it works OK, but if I shut down, and then turn it on it is not working. Can not figure it out why. Autonegotiation does not succeed. already tried fixed 10/100 HD/FD modes manually. No luck. The machine on the other end of the cable says Network Cable unplugged.01:11
Burgworkdaemon2, that is a #ubuntu question. Please ask it there01:11
daemon2From a cold start it sometimes works, sometimes not01:12
daemon2for example today in the morning worked like a charm01:13
Burgworkdaemon2, -devel is for your general solution to a specific bug, not that the bug itself01:17
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daemon2oj01:18
daemon2oh01:18
daemon2sorry01:18
Burgworkdaemon2, no problem01:18
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tsenginfinity: awakeish?01:23
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tsenginfinity: we could use some mass give-backs on things waiting for mono on ppc01:25
tsenginfinity: probably mono-jit actually01:25
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fbondsiretart: you there?01:34
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infinitytseng: Yeah, we sure could.  Do you have a list of package you're specifically interesting in seeing given back?02:07
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tsenginfinity: hm let me see02:08
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tsenginfinity: is there a better way to approach this than apt-cache rdepends mono-jit02:08
tsenginfinity: and cut that down into sources02:09
infinitytseng: Shell loops and grep-dctrl tend to be my friends.02:10
infinityI can do it in a bit, but right now I'm a bit swamped.02:11
infinitySo whatever you can do to get there faster, the better.02:11
ograhmm02:15
jsgotangcoogra!02:15
ograno /sbin in path on the install CD ...02:15
ograi thought that was liveCD specific02:15
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mdzogra: please file a high-priority bug and assign to tollef02:20
ogramdke, he is aware of it, was working with Kamion on it today  ... but i didnt know it also occurs on the install cd ... will look for the bug and follow up02:22
ogras/mdke/mdz/02:22
mdzif it's not fixed soon, we will need to roll back that feature02:22
mdzit has been weeks02:22
ograoh, i didnt know ...02:23
mdzit was broken at the sprint02:23
ogramdz, what do you think about always defaulting ltsp-build-client to i386 on amd64 ... i think we can ignore it for now and i dont need to fiddle with preseeding for amd64 CDs ...02:24
mdzogra: defaulting to i386 on amd64 sounds reasonable02:24
ografine :) will add that to ltsp-build-client then :)02:25
mdzogra: by the way, please don't waste time on powerpc until the targets for dapper are all complete02:25
mdzthose are much more important02:25
ograit broke the CD and i had it locally anyway ...02:25
ograthe last upload was only copy and paste02:25
ogralaunchpad builds feel a lot slower than the old buildds ... i guess that due to the different crontab runs ...02:28
infinityYeah, the whole process is a bit slower.02:31
infinity60 minutes cron.daily instead of 30, plus a few other delays.02:32
ograyup...02:32
ograwill that speed up at some point ? 02:33
mdzogra: yes02:34
infinityWell, I'm campaigning for ACCEPTED autobuilding, which we kinda need for dapper-security, but I wouldn't hold my breath on it happening really soon.02:34
infinityI understand that cron.daily is supposed to happen more frequently, though.02:35
mdzbut meanwhile, functional problems are higher priority than perceived slowness02:35
ograthen i'm fine ... its hard to do planning if you want to do a cdimage run ...02:35
mdzinfinity: I thought soyuz built from accepted naturally02:35
infinitymdz: Then it has a funny idea of "accepted", compared to dak.02:35
mdzinfinity: I thought source could be built as soon as it was accepted, rather than needing to wait to be published in the archive02:36
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mdzs/to be/for it &/02:36
infinitymdz: In theory, it could be (since it's pushed directly to the buildds, not downloaded from an archive), but the build queues are built by cron.daily.02:36
mdzinfinity: then so long as they're built after accepting packages in the cron.daily run, we should get the desired behaviour02:37
infinityBut the real interesting use case for ACCEPTED autobuilding isn't "build source from ACCEPTED" (though that's a useful side effect), it's "build source against binaries that are in ACCEPTED"02:37
infinityAnd it certainly won't do THAT.02:37
mdztrue enough02:37
infinity(That's required for multi-binary, inter-dependant security releases, as well as just plain old faster turnaround on mass uploads)02:37
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infinityWatch it, LRM fights back.02:38
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tsenginfinity: can i /msg you my list?02:42
infinitytseng: Please do.02:42
ogramdz, bug 31716 filed 02:43
Ubugtumalone bug 31716 in Ubuntu "PATH only contains /bin:/usr/bin on new installs" [Critical,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3171602:43
infinitymdz: Speaking of LRM, can we get yet another UVF exception for yet another fglrx update?  hey released a new one about two days after mt last upload.02:43
tsenginfinity: thanks muchly02:43
infinitys/hey/They/02:44
infinitytseng: I'll unmangle all this stuff in the next hour.  Thanks for tracking it down.02:44
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ajmitchinfinity: thanks for sorting that02:44
tsengthanks ajmitch for the grep-dctrl schooling02:45
ogrado i smell a mono for my ibook ? 02:45
tsengogra: yeah you do02:45
ograYAY !!!!02:45
tsengogra: send your love to Kamion 02:45
tsengogra: for the hack of the day02:45
ograf-spot finally beck in the archive :)02:45
ogra*back02:45
tsengseb wants to put it in desktop asap02:45
ograonce you used it you get addicted :)02:46
infinitytseng: so, colour me curious, what was broken with mono on ppc64?02:46
ograi really cant manage my pics with gthumb anymore :)02:46
tsenginfinity: parallelism issue only on 64 bit smp02:46
jsgotangcothat's really nice02:46
tsenginfinity: still no lead on the real cause02:46
jsgotangcof-spot+compiz drool02:46
tsenginfinity: we are doing sched_setaffinity to avoid the second cpu02:46
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tsenginfinity: in mono-mini, its just for bootstrapping02:47
ajmitchogra: hopefully f-spot 0.1.9 once it gets a UVF exception02:47
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ograjsgotangco, if you point the edubuntu liveCD to people, you should probably tell them where they find it there are only working daylies  ;)02:47
ajmitchjsgotangco: what overlap could there be with f-spot & compiz though?02:47
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jsgotangcoogra, oh yeah....02:48
jsgotangcoogra, i think the guy tried getting the meta02:48
ograjsgotangco, yup 02:48
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ograthe current daily is fine for all arches ... install amd64 and ppc are broken but i386 is good ...02:49
jsgotangcoajmitch, just more bling for the endless quest of the perfect bling desktop02:49
jsgotangcoogra, yeah amd64 install is still oh well02:49
jsgotangcoi'll rsync an i386 later02:49
ajmitchjsgotangco: heh02:49
ograjsgotangco, yes, i missed that linux-image-amd64 doesnt exist ... it must be amd64-generic ... 02:50
ograsilly mistake 02:50
jsgotangcoubuntu amd64 is going well though02:51
ograand already fixed ... i'll trigger a new install build after i got up tomorrow, that should at least unbreal ltsp chroot builds for all arches02:51
ogra*unbreak02:51
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jsgotangcohmmm02:52
jsgotangcothe initial f-spot folder search doesn't play nicely with expose though (compiz)02:52
mdzinfinity: yes02:55
ajmitchjsgotangco: no surprise, there are plenty of bugs in compiz :)02:56
jsgotangcoyeah02:56
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jsgotangcoajmitch, this would still look good for the school talk next week heh02:57
ajmitchsure02:58
ajmitchI guess the init patch won't be done by end of work today, and no net access over the weekend02:58
RiddellKamion: all 6 kubuntu CDs from 2006-02-16 are good 02:59
jsgotangcoRiddell, i've tested kubuntu amd64 last night btw, its good02:59
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jsgotangco(install/live)02:59
Riddelljsgotangco: great thanks03:02
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ograinfinity, could you push the button for a fresh edubuntu livefs build ?03:50
infinityAny particular arch you're testing on?03:51
infinity(note that the dailies will build in about 3 hours anyway)03:51
ograpowerpc was oversized, i shuffled the langpacks over the arches a bit03:51
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ograhmm, the livefs gets built after the daily-live CD ?03:52
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infinityJust before, in theory.  Unless someone's cron-fu has gotten messed up...03:55
ograthe got build 3h ago according to the timestamp of the isos03:55
ograand i want to stanr a fresh iso if i get up ...03:56
ogra*start03:56
ogragod, my typing gets wonky ...03:56
infinityOh, they're staggered.03:57
infinityI never checked the crontab on little...03:57
infinityI should stagger the livefs builds to match the ISO builds, I guess.03:57
ograheh, yes, would make sense ...03:57
ograeven though i belive tollef does them manually anyway ...03:58
infinityWell, we all do the occasional manual livefs build when testing stuff, but the dailies are still built for a valid reason.03:58
infinityAnd when Tollef isn't doing livecd stuff 24/7 (which will hopefully be soon), he'll have less motivation to do 12 manual builds per day. :)03:59
ograheh03:59
infinityAnyhow.  I'll thwack some edubuntu builds for you now.03:59
ograthanks ... take your time ...04:00
ograi'll need them in 6-8h ...04:00
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ograas long as the current seeds are on them :)04:00
infinityErr, how current?04:01
infinity(And did you update edubuntu-meta?)04:02
ograhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/edubuntu-dapper/live04:02
ografor live ? 04:02
ograthis current ...04:02
infinityWe use the metapackages in the livefs builds, we don't use the seeds directly.04:02
infinityThis is kinda intentional, to make sure the meta packages aren't broken. :)04:02
ograARGH ... i'm to tired04:02
ograi'll do that now ...04:03
jsgotangcoogra, you gotta sleep man04:06
infinitySleep is for the weak!04:06
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ograjsgotangco, yes, but i want at least have everything prepared for tomorrow :)04:06
jsgotangcooh my04:06
ograand what infinity said :)04:06
jsgotangcoi smell flight404:06
infinityHrm, I have an initramfs fix to get in before flight4.  Thanks for the reminder.04:07
ograi'm just waiting for ltsp 0.74 to get copied in the archive to trigger a new install CD ...04:07
jsgotangcoogra, if a build can be triggered in a few hours...i can grab the image04:07
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ograjsgotangco, it still wont fix amd64 ... i have no clue why its oversized ...04:08
ograand if i cant sort it out tomorrow, edubuntu flight 4 wont have a proper amd64 ..04:09
jsgotangco9 issues with amd64....04:09
jsgotangcohmmm debhelper is new04:09
ograin fact there are 10 ... i removed apache2 already04:09
ograwhich was only for testing ...04:10
infinityWhat's wrong with apache2?04:10
jsgotangcolive looks fine though04:10
ogranothing04:10
jsgotangcoeekk ppc live is oversized04:10
ograinfinity, the amd64 install CD is oversized and usually things like apache fall off in report.html ...04:11
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infinityAhh, just oversize issues.  I see.04:11
ograjsgotangco, already fixed ... just waiting for a fresh metapackage and build04:11
jsgotangcook04:11
ajmitchogra: and you're already using 700MB images, right?04:11
ograyup04:12
ograbut amd64 chokes at 690 ... and i have no idea why04:12
jsgotangcoogra, ok do you still need test results? x86 looks ok though...04:14
ograso lets see if i busted amd64 and i386 live now :)04:14
ograx86 was fine here too ... i added some language packs now ...04:15
ogralets see how that evolves :)04:15
ogragah ... still no ltsp 0.7404:15
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ograi could fly to london, copy it on a floppy and carry it from the buildd to the archive in that time ...04:17
ogra2.5h since upload ...04:18
ograit even fits on a floppy ..04:18
jsgotangcoare you still on isdn?04:19
ogranop04:19
ograi wouldnt do iso stuff on isdn ...04:19
ograbut a flight to london takes 1h from here ... 04:20
infinityIt built, so I dunno why it's not in the archive yet...04:20
ograthe cronjobs are a lot slower ... 04:20
ograall of them ...04:20
infinitymdz: Still around?  How do you feel about me merging initramfs-tools with Debian, which is finally close to in sync with us?04:20
ograi noted that before and try not to complain to much :)04:21
ajmitchogra: no new binaries?04:21
ogranope04:22
ogra0.73 was uploaded 30min before ... they are in the archive already ...04:22
ogra(longer than 30min though)04:22
ajmitchtrying to get access to the data centre at this hour might take a bit longer though 04:23
ogratrue ...04:23
infinityIt looks like it's in the archive to me...04:24
ograbut would be worth a try ... if only to see elmos face if i ring him out of bed to hand out a floppy with 4 binaries :)04:24
infinityhttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/ltsp/04:24
ograyup04:24
ograsince <2min 04:25
ogragreat ...04:25
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ograinfinity, can you wait with the livefs until -meta has built ? 04:27
infinitys/wait/try again/  Yeah.04:27
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ograoki, night all ...04:27
ograjsgotangco, there should be new install crack to test in about 20 min if you want :)04:27
jsgotangcowould x86 suffice?04:28
infinityAny testing is better than no testing.04:28
jsgotangcoit seems we'll still have amd64 oversizing04:28
ograsure, but that would only be regression testing ...04:28
ograwhich is unlikely to happen, but you never know :)04:29
jsgotangcookay04:29
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jsgotangcoogra, hmmm i see a 17.1 now05:04
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jsgotangcoogra, i'll update to 20060217.1 it seems to be available now05:10
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dholbachgood morning06:56
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pittiGood morning07:36
ajmitchmorning07:37
Burglaptopmorning] 07:38
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infinityWho broke utmp handling in dapper?  Both "w" and "who" tell me there's no one logged in on my machine.08:41
robitailleinfinity:  works fine here08:41
infinityBizarre.08:42
jsgotangcohmmm08:44
jsgotangcoconfirmed08:44
jsgotangcocool im a ghost08:44
robitaillehumm..that's weird. works here.  And I'm up to date08:44
jsgotangcoi'm using yesterday's build then updated08:45
robitaillemaybe it's an access problem with /var/log/wtmp ?08:45
infinityIt's readable for me, which is all one should need.08:46
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dholbachinfinity: works for me too09:01
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janimopitti, if you get to xfdesktop within the next hour or two please take it directly from pool as it did not build yet so apt-get source would get you the old package.09:03
jsgotangcoinfinity, 16:02:53 up  8:50,  0 users,  load average: 0.44, 0.42, 0.3409:03
janimomaybe you always take from pool in which case I shut up ;)09:03
pittiHi janimi09:03
pittijanimo even :)09:03
janimo:)09:04
pittijanimo: funny, I was just looking for you09:04
pittiyes, I'm just looking at it09:04
dholbachjanimo: could it be that xubuntu is in a state of limbo atm?09:04
janimoI must have sensed it09:04
pittijanimo: any idea about this:09:04
janimodholbach, 100% true09:04
dholbachjanimo: that's what i thought :)09:04
pittigtk2-engines-xfce |    2.2.8-1 | dapper/universe | source09:04
pittigtk2-engines-xfce | 2.3.0cvs20050306-2 | dapper/universe | amd64, i386, powerpc09:04
pittijanimo: ^ where is the latest source?09:04
janimopitti, hmm let me check09:05
pittioh, so xfdesktop 4 is FTBFS?09:05
pittiI can't approve it that way09:05
janimopitti, I just uploaded a fix , but it's ok to wait till it works then09:05
pittiok, WFM09:06
pitti+       pkill -USR1 -f xfce-mcs-manager || true09:06
=== pitti doesn't like such things in maintainer scripts
janimopitti, that's what the debian maintainers put in.09:06
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janimothat snippet is in many xfce packages to restart the config manager to reload settings09:07
pittiwell, if it restarts automatically, it's probably ok09:08
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janimopitti, yes it's a restart not a real kill AIUI09:08
janimopitti, how did you get those gtk-engines info? which command?09:09
pittijanimo: madison09:10
pittijanimo: you can get something similar with apt-cache madison gtk2-engines-xfce09:10
janimothanks09:10
pitti(only for your architecture, though)09:10
pittiah, wait09:11
pittiit seems that the source has been renamed09:11
pittior so09:11
pittigtk2-engines-xfce | 2.3.0cvs20050306-2 | http://archive.ubuntu.com dapper/universe Packages09:11
pittigtk-xfce-engine | 2.3.0cvs20050306-2 | http://archive.ubuntu.com dapper/universe Sources09:11
pittithat seems to match09:11
janimoI think I did not touch that package so far 09:11
janimoyou can skip it then while I look at it, thanks09:12
pittiyep, package rename09:12
pittifine then09:12
janimoit seems it's another non-essential package which is form the non-debian upstream since hoary09:12
=== pitti fixes report page and approves
vmlintuhi pitti, ogra on the #ltsp channel said to ask you for more information about alsa file pipes and how to use them in network setting09:14
pittivmlintu: uh, ALSA is not really network-capable09:15
pittis/really/at all/09:15
vmlintupitti: that was my understanding also, but he was talking about some weird possibility of piping the alsa traffic to a file and piping that through an ssh tunnel to a remote host09:16
pittivmlintu: yes, that was a pretty crackful idea we talked about in some LTSP BoF09:17
pittivmlintu: but I thought esd worked much better?09:17
vmlintupitti: the reason I'm asking is because I need to get remote sound working for java09:17
vmlintupitti: I was working on esd plugin for jre but this sounded like it could fix some other applications as well09:18
pittivmlintu: well, I never tried this idea, it just came to my mind back then, but I discarded it as too crackful09:18
pittihowever, feel free to try it, maybe it works ;)09:19
vmlintupitti: maybe I pass for now, it sounds just too extreme right now :)09:20
vmlintupitti: getting java sounds working in ltsp is enough for me now09:20
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pittiRiddell: keep is not in ubuntu ATM, so I can't approve it09:23
janimopitti, thanks a lot for the reviews :)09:24
pittiyou're welcome09:24
phlaegelanybody know what kind of shape the recent daily install cds are in? I'm going to do a fresh install tomorrow...09:24
pittiphlaegel: I tested ppc and amd64 yesterday, went smoothly09:24
phlaegelyesterday being the 16th?09:24
janimoshould be good as flight 5 is approching09:25
pitti4 :)09:25
Mithrandirflight 4, but yeah09:25
pittiphlaegel: yes09:25
fabbionesladen: please stop filing duplicate bugs. kthxbye09:25
phlaegelsounds good enough for me... I'll give the daily a shot. thanks09:25
janimowell flight 5 is approaching too it's only further away ;)09:25
Mithrandirjanimo: silly you. :-P09:26
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minghuaDoes flight CDs have a fixed release schedule?09:30
minghuaI can't find related information09:30
Kamionno, they don't09:30
Kamionwe generally shoot for every two weeks and hit about every four ;-)09:31
Kamion(just because preparing them is so time-consuming, and dependent on the archive being sane)09:31
minghuaoh, nice plan :-)09:31
minghuathanks Kamion09:31
pittijanimo: gqview has a patch which does s/firefox/mozilla-firefox/; can you please revert that?09:40
janimopitti, ok will do09:40
pittijanimo: (it's in the package diff.gz, which is pretty messy)09:41
pittithanks09:41
janimopitti, I haven't touched that package :)09:41
pittiI know, I didn't blame you :)09:41
janimoit;s not xfce per se just the most appropriate gtk viewer so far :)09:41
pittijanimo: I'm just throwing the fixing work at you :)09:41
janimogood09:41
pittiyes, it's slim, uses gtk2, and faaast09:42
janimothere's another gimageview which some people proposed, nice too09:42
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jsgotangcoogra, hmmm edubuntu amd64 looks good it went past chroot...now installing10:17
jsgotangco20060217.110:17
ograyay10:17
ograat least my bugfix worked :)10:17
ograeven i still dont know why its oversized ...10:17
jsgotangcois it?10:17
ograthere is still cruft in the report.html file10:18
jsgotangco910:18
jsgotangcohmmm lsb10:18
ograyup.... the typical mess of an oversized iso ... alien, debhelper ...10:19
jsgotangcoahh10:19
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jsgotangcoogra, can you release an oversized iso for milestone?10:22
ograjsgotangco, if it installs i dont care... but it would be nicer to not have it oversized10:23
jsgotangcoi think this will be successful already at 50% installing10:23
Kamionoversized up to 700MB is fine for milestones, but beyond 700MB isn't10:24
Kamion>700MB vastly reduces the number of people who'll actually be able to burn it10:24
jsgotangcoahh10:24
ograKamion, any hint why that happens ? 10:24
ograits 690MB 10:25
jsgotangco690MB at the moment10:25
ograand i cant see anything that might cause 10MB10:25
jsgotangcoPPC is 1MB less10:25
ograi even dropped a bunch of stuff ...10:25
jsgotangco61%....10:25
Kamionogra: you can investigate as well as I can10:28
KamionI have a lot of other things to do, and I'm afraid I don't have time to investigate Edubuntu things on top of everything else10:28
ograoki, i'll try to find out ..10:28
Kamionlook in the CD build logs, search for "CD 2"10:28
JaneWdoes anyone know if CACertInclusion is something that is still wanted? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDownUnder/BOFs/CACertInclusion10:29
ograthanks ... thats the hint i needed :)10:29
JaneWa spec stub was created at UDU, but it hasn;t been fleshed out further since...10:29
pittiJaneW: sounds interesting10:29
jsgotangcoJaneW, that guy was from sydney i remember him10:29
ograyup10:29
Kamiongrr, Keybuk rsync-pushed to the seeds and broke stuff10:29
ograhe handed out certs to everybody10:29
JaneWpitti: someone is interested in getting involved with it...10:30
jsgotangcoits about adding the root cert to firefox or something i think10:30
jsgotangcoerr not root10:30
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Kamionbzr get dapper dapper-fixed; mv dapper dapper-broken; mv dapper-fixed dapper10:32
Kamionthere10:32
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jsgotangcoogra, stage 1 done10:39
HiddenWolfwho patched in the grub artwork?10:39
ograHiddenWolf, mvo10:39
ograjsgotangco, yay10:39
jsgotangcoogra, amd64 is in business10:39
ogracool :)10:39
HiddenWolfah, great, now I can't use grub anymore. ;)10:39
TreenaksHiddenWolf: why? your nvidia is acting up?10:40
HiddenWolfTreenaks: garbled colors10:40
TreenaksHiddenWolf: buy proper hardware :)10:40
HiddenWolfTreenaks: looks like an lsd-trip10:40
TreenaksHiddenWolf: I have no idea, how do those look?10:40
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jsgotangcoheh10:41
TreenaksHiddenWolf: just because I'm telling you the truth about proper hardware?10:42
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HiddenWolfTreenaks: no, because I feel like it. ;)10:43
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fabbioneseb128, dholbach: ping?10:44
dholbachfabbione: pong10:44
TreenaksHiddenWolf: CoC :P10:44
HiddenWolfTreenaks: you love me anyway. :) And my hardware is perfectly proper. :)10:45
fabbionedholbach: problem: fresh i386 dapper install. /home on local fs -> gdm login ok.10:45
seb128fabbione: pong10:45
fabbionedholbach: mount /home from server. -> gdm login goes on.. it starts to load nautilus. everything stops loading.10:45
ograwow ...10:45
fabbioneseb128 as above10:45
ograjsgotangco, have a look at the new liveCD 10:45
fabbionedholbach, seb128: note: this works from the dapper amd64 install i have on the other disk and it has been working for about... 7 yeras10:46
jsgotangcoogra, ok10:46
fabbionewhat do you need to understand why something is hanging?10:46
dholbachfabbione: does strace or gdb say anything interesting?10:46
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fabbionedholbach: strace or gdb of what? gnome spawns 248756746547 processes10:47
ograjsgotangco, its shrinked so it even nearly fits on 650MB :)10:47
dholbachfabbione: you referred to nautilus, that's the first I thought of10:47
jsgotangcohmmm10:47
jsgotangconice....10:47
jsgotangcoppc is still oversided...10:48
jsgotangcos/oversided/oversized10:48
fabbionedholbach: i see on the progress load bar: loading nautilus... and it stops there. nautilus in a POLL loop. If i try to kill it, it will restart.10:48
ograhuh ? 10:48
ograjsgotangco, where do you look ?10:48
jsgotangco17.110:48
jsgotangcooh wait there's no report10:49
ograjsgotangco, ppc is at 683MB and has no OVESIZED tag10:49
ograliveCDs have no report :)10:49
jsgotangcono installables10:49
jsgotangcoheh10:49
ograjsgotangco, its fine :)10:49
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ograif they run we're ready to go with these ...10:50
janimofabbione, doesn't  /usr/bin/X have to be suid root? I cannot startx as normal user without that10:50
seb128_grumpf, dsl10:50
seb128_<seb128> when "everything stops loading", what do you have on the screen?10:50
seb128_--- Disconnected ().10:50
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fabbioneseb128_: i have the rectangle load progress bar.10:51
pittiKamion: can I upgrade gpg to 1.4.2.1? it fixes a security issue and adds a test case for it, nothing else10:51
fabbioneok i excluded nautilus10:51
fabbioneit's something that loads after that10:51
pittiKamion: I'd be fine with just applying the security patch, but having the test case would be nice IMHO10:51
fabbioneif i replace nautilus with /bin/true it still hangs10:51
seb128_your home is on nfs ?10:52
fabbioneseb128: yes10:52
fabbionebut it has been working for a looooong time10:52
KamionRiddell: I'm cutting back Kubuntu language packs10:52
seb128_fabbione: since when does it happen?10:52
Kamionogra: you can't totally rely on the OVERSIZED tag10:52
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fabbioneseb128: since today?10:52
Kamionogra: especially not on Edubuntu install CDs10:52
seb128_fabbione: what did you upgrade?10:53
fabbioneseb128: i did try a test install right 30 minutes ago.10:53
seb128_hum10:53
fabbioneseb128: fresh dapper install10:53
Kamionogra: because if the CD gets too big, debian-cd shifts stuff beyond 700MB or so onto a different CD and you just get silent breakage10:53
fabbioneseb128: the other disk with warty -> dapper upgrade across years, still works fine :)10:53
Kamionogra: searching for "CD 2" in the CD build log is a reliable way to detect that10:53
Kamionpitti: yes10:53
seb128_fabbione: maybe you can try to move /usr/share/autostart/*.desktop out of the way, but I don't think that's it ...10:53
Kamionpitti: if that's the only change10:53
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ograKamion, yup, understood ... i just have some problems handling w3m currently ... no direct connection to the DC from germany ... but i'll get there ...10:54
fabbioneseb128: no difference10:55
seb128_so that's not that new feature10:55
seb128_fabbione: do you have any user process still running from your first login without nfs?10:56
seb128_like gconf, or orbit stuff10:56
fabbioneseb128: no, but i can test again10:56
fabbioneseb128: gonna try to reboot to be 100% sure10:57
fabbionebrb10:57
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fabbioneseb128, dholbach: same story11:05
fabbioneeven after a reboot11:05
seb128it hangs on the splash?11:05
seb128is "lo" correctly configured?11:05
seb128doko: should #3074 be closed? several people stated it works fine for them now11:06
fabbioneseb128: yeah the load progress bar thingy.. splash11:06
fabbioneseb128: yup.. network is up11:06
fabbioneseb128: and configured properly11:06
fabbioneas i said before.. login using the local disk does work11:07
seb128fabbione: maybe you can try to strace gnome-session to see what is it up to11:07
fabbioneas soon as i repluged my /home.. bam11:07
seb128the stuff started by gnome-session are listed by /usr/share/gnome/default.session11:07
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seb128you may want to move update-notifer, vino, etc out of the way to be sure they are no to blame11:07
fabbioneseb128: *cough* there is no gnome-session ?11:08
fabbioneas a process i mean11:08
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seb128x-session-manager11:08
seb128that's an alternative11:08
fabbioneit's just there waiting/doing nothing11:09
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seb128fabbione: blocked on what?11:10
fabbioneseb128: on nothing.. it's doing poll(11:11
fabbionei assume a select( or something11:11
seb128I tend to blame one of the stuff it tries starting11:12
seb128next you can try to move update-notifier, etc as I said11:12
fabbioneseb128: i am alredy working on it :)11:12
seb128you have nothing useful to ~/.xsession-error?11:12
seb128GNOME put debug stuff to it11:13
fabbioneahhh11:13
seb128?11:14
fabbionedon't you have anything in /query ?11:14
fabbioneit's gnome-panel11:14
fabbioneUnknown option --profile11:14
fabbionetesting one at a time..11:15
seb128no11:15
seb128but I got my nick back11:15
seb128without the _11:15
seb128and are you identified?11:15
fabbioneyup11:15
seb128no query from you11:16
seb128fabbione: do you have a ~/.gnome2/session* ?11:18
fabbioneseb128: checking...11:18
HiddenWolfmvo, ping11:18
fabbioneseb128: yes, there is a session file..11:19
fabbionelet me guess.. move it out of the way :)11:19
seb128yeah11:19
fabbioneand restore the original default.session11:19
fabbioneeh?11:19
seb128I would have started by that11:19
fabbionedamn i feel clever :)11:19
seb128but you said that's a stock install :p11:19
seb128keep the stuff you move for debug purpose11:20
fabbioneseb128: yes and as i said i replugged my /home from the server :)11:20
fabbioneok11:21
fabbionenow we start to talk the same language11:21
fabbionebut you can expect this kind of problems also on upgrades11:22
fabbionenote that i did never ever touched .gnome2/ manually...11:22
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fabbionebrb from X11:24
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seb128re fabbione11:25
seb128can you mail me or put the session somewhere? :)11:25
fabbionemeh.. brb (again)11:25
fabbionesure.. in a second11:25
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jordiseb128: what's wrong about /var this year?11:26
jordilast year, /etc was bad for asound.state11:27
fabbionere11:27
seb128jordi: /var not mounted when udev events arrives and alsa-utils is runned11:27
seb128jordi: if you have a different partition for it ...11:27
seb128jordi: keybuk fixed it by making alsa-utils waits until /var and /usr are mounted11:28
jordiseb128: nod11:28
Kamionusing /var was ok before alsa-utils was run from udev11:28
Kamionbecause it was run after partitions were mounted11:28
seb128right11:28
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jordiI see. I guess we want that patch in Debian as well.11:29
seb128but now it's not since there is no point where we are sure the card is up11:29
Kamionjordi: Debian doesn't run alsa-utils from udev yet does it? (although it would do no harm)11:29
fabbioneseb128: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/gnome2-session11:29
KamionI mean, the patch would do no harm11:29
seb128fabbione: thank you :)11:30
seb128vuntz: did panel use to have a --profile option?11:30
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jordiKamion: yeah. We might want to merge with ubuntu entirely, I mean11:33
seb128Kamion, mdz: could any of you accept nautilus 2.12.1-0ubuntu1.2? It fixes a crasher and is waiting for one month ...11:36
pittiKamion, mdz: ^ waiting in jackass' accepted/ for a while, does this need a re-upload to LP?11:38
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dokoseb128: just checked on amd64, doesn't work for me11:38
Kamionplease don't go randomly reuploading stuff - all that stuff from jackass should be migrated over en-masse11:38
seb128doko: oki11:38
Kamionelmo: can we dump everything from jackass' queue/accepted that's targeted at breezy-updates into drescher's breezy unapproved queue somehow?11:39
KinnisonKamion: No, there's no such queue11:40
Kamionis too11:40
KamionListing ubuntu/breezy (UNAPPROVED) 2/211:40
KinnisonThere's no queue which would accept binaries into -updates other than the buildds11:40
Kamionat least some of them are only source uploads, including the one seb128 is requesting11:41
pittipitti@jackass:/srv/ftp.no-name-yet.com/queue/accepted $ grep 'breezy-updates;' *source.changes|wc -l11:41
pitti1211:41
pittithere's a fair amount of unprocessed stuff11:41
Kamionin fact, all of them are only source uploads11:41
Kinnisonthe source uploads can just be punted at upload.ubuntu.com11:41
Kamionshall I do that en-masse now, then?11:42
Kinnisonsure, it can't harm things I guess11:42
pittiKamion: please skip linux-source-2.6.12_2.6.12-9.24_source.changes:11:42
Kinnisonthe binaries won't build until cprov has tested and deployed the changes to the buildd master11:42
Kamionok, let's get this over with in one go11:42
Kamionlinux-source-2.6.12       | 2.6.12-9.24       | source | 4 months old11:42
Kamiongerminate                 | 0.3.1             | source | 3 months old11:42
Kamiongok                       | 1.0.5-1ubuntu5    | source | 3 months old11:42
Kamionlanguage-pack-kde-af      | 20051018          | source | 3 months old11:42
KinnisonI believe he is aiming to deploy before the end of the day11:42
Kamionlanguage-pack-kde-af-base | 20051018          | source | 3 months old11:42
Kamionevince                    | 0.4.0-0ubuntu4.1  | source | 2 months old11:42
Kamionlibgnome2-canvas-perl     | 1.002-1ubuntu0.1  | source | 2 months old11:42
Kamionubuntu-docs               | 5.10-7            | source | 2 months old11:42
Kamionevms                      | 2.5.2-1ubuntu1.1  | source | 1 month old11:42
Kamiongnome-python-extras       | 2.12.0-0ubuntu1.1 | source | 1 month old11:42
Kamiontotem                     | 1.2.0-0ubuntu3.1  | source | 1 month old11:42
Kamionnautilus                  | 2.12.1-0ubuntu1.2 | source | 1 month old11:42
Kamionany of those objectionable?11:43
pittias I said, linux-source11:43
pittiit's superseded11:43
Kamionthen presumably it'll be rejected11:43
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Kamion(I'd rather there were a record of that)11:43
pittiKamion: no, please don't11:43
pittiit would create a branch in breezy-updates11:44
KamionKinnison: will soyuz reject breezy-updates < breezy-security?11:44
pittiand we don't want to care for that branch11:44
Kamionlinux-source-2.6.12 | 2.6.12-9.23 |        breezy | source, all11:44
Kamionlinux-source-2.6.12 | 2.6.12-10.28 | breezy-security | source, all11:44
KinnisonKamion: no not currently11:45
KinnisonKamion: those rules haven't been taught to the policy engine yet11:45
pittiKamion: would also be nice to push xine-lib and evms for hoary-updates11:45
Kamiondon't seem to have a helena -m hoary11:47
pitti$ grep 'hoary-updates;' *source.changes11:47
pittievms_2.5.1-1ubuntu4.1_source.changes: evms (2.5.1-1ubuntu4.1) hoary-updates; urgency=low11:47
pittixine-lib_1.0-1ubuntu3.4_source.changes: xine-lib (1.0-1ubuntu3.4) hoary-updates; urgency=low11:47
KamionI've punted all the breezy-updates uploads and moved them to ~katie/old-breezy-updates/11:48
KamionI'll wait to see how soyuz deals with those, and then punt the hoary-updates ones too11:49
Kamionoh, er, crap11:49
Kamionuploaded linux-source-2.6.12 by mistake11:49
Kamionit'll land in unapproved though, I'll reject it11:49
Kamion(assuming I can)11:50
KamionKinnison: ?11:50
KinnisonKamion: should be able to11:50
Kinnisonqueue -R breezy -Q unapproved reject <foo>11:50
Kamionpitti: please note UVF exceptions in the changelog11:51
Kinnisonogra: What did you think of that package?11:53
KamionKinnison: can I not give a reason?11:53
KinnisonKamion: no, known bug, irritating eh?11:53
Kamionjust a bit11:53
Kamionshall I file it?11:53
KinnisonI think it's a known, but feel free to file it11:53
ograKinnison, i had a 404 and you were gone already ...11:53
Kamionok, hoary-updates punted too11:53
ogracan you send the url again ?11:53
Kinnisonogra: You had a 404? 11:53
ograyes11:54
ograwith the url you pasted11:54
Kinnisonwith the second url I pasted?11:54
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ograhmm, you pasted a second one ?11:54
Kinnison17:57 < Kinnison> ogra: so http://people.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/gvm-nuv/11:54
Kinnison17:59 < ogra> Kinnison, err, 40411:54
Kinnison18:00 < Kinnison> http://people.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/gpm-nuv/11:54
Kinnison18:00 < Kinnison> sorry11:55
ograouch, missed ... i was a bit sidetracked yesterday, sorry11:55
Kinnisonheh, fair enough11:55
Kinnisonno biggy11:55
ograso you left the lid action ?11:56
ograahh11:56
ogra(sorry just saw the second line :) )11:57
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ograKinnison, i still disagree about gss, but you two overruled me, so lets go with that ... want me to do a test 11:58
ogra?11:58
Kinnisonogra: please11:58
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pittiKamion: ok, will do next time, sorry12:02
tepsipakkiKamion: have you had time to review #29646?12:03
tepsipakkimalone 2964612:04
Ubugtumalone bug 29646 in apt-setup "support for multiverse" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2964612:04
Kamiontepsipakki: not yet, sorry, I've marked it as targeted for dapper so I remember12:04
tepsipakkiKamion: ok, good to hear12:04
WaterSevenUbkamion, F2 selection of Pt & pt_Br patches working great, thank you. Other thing now, if you select Portuguese (or other language) via F2 key, the language is not passing to, for example, "cdrom-checker" (I guess). Should I file a bug against what pkg?12:05
KamionWaterSevenUb: do you mean the "check CD-ROM integrity" boot option?12:06
Kamionglad to hear my fixes worked12:06
WaterSevenUbkamion, yes12:06
KamionWaterSevenUb: bug against cdrom-checker then, please12:06
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KamionWaterSevenUb: (please use the "mark as duplicate" thing when you find a duplicate bug rather than adding a comment)12:16
WaterSevenUbkamion, I didn't know I had permissions to do that. I will from now on.12:17
WaterSevenUbkamion, plus, I don't know where the bug is correctly filed:)12:17
Kamionwell, assuming you have permissions to do so anyway12:17
Kamionmore specific's usually better - plus if I file an installer bug it's normally in the right place :-)12:18
WaterSevenUbkamion, eheh:)12:18
slomoKamion: please remove banshee from NEW... it's currently on NEW because i splitted off one plugin to another binary package and the current version in the archives can destroy ipods under certain circumstances :/12:20
ograKinnison, i have no lid option at all in gpm ...12:23
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SeveasWaterSevenUb, everyone has permission to edit bugs - I really miss the editbugs privilege thing bugzilla had - users like to make a mess out of their own bugs..12:25
Kinnisonogra: nothing at all?12:25
tsenginfinity: can you please give back ikvm on ppc12:26
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ograKinnison, nope12:26
Kinnisonogra: bizarre12:26
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tsenginfinity: also poke depwait for gmime2.1, beagle, banshee, evolution-sharp .. beagle build-deps on gmime2.1 so it might need kicked twice, not sure how that works12:26
Kinnisonogra: if it doesn't show the lid combo then hal thinks you don't have a lid button12:28
ograKinnison, it thought that before i upgraded to your new package :)12:29
KinnisonI'm just upgrading my laptop, once it's done I'll compare the code between the old and new for the prefs screen12:30
ograKinnison, and the device manager shows a lid button12:30
Kinnisoninteresting12:30
ograthat cant be it12:30
tepsipakkiseb128: is there anything anymore that calls gnome-session-save directly? Gnome-panel seems to have it's own logout-dialog nowadays..12:31
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seb128tepsipakki: no12:31
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tepsipakkiseb128: that's great, because I made a simple patch that finally fixes gnome-session-save (it presented a gui, always)12:32
Kinnisonogra: why do you say that?12:32
seb128tepsipakki: you don't want to present a gui always for it12:32
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tepsipakkiseb128: yes, but it used to do just that =)12:33
seb128no12:33
ograKinnison, if hal device manager shows me a lid button it cant be hals fault12:33
tepsipakkiseb128: I mean, now it shows the gui when you run gnome-session-save --kill, with or without --gui12:34
tepsipakkiseb128: with my patch it shows it only if --gui is set12:34
seb128I'll not accept a such patch12:34
seb128it should not show the gui without --gui12:34
tepsipakkithat's what I'm fixing =)12:34
seb128ah, good12:34
tepsipakkiwait a sec12:34
seb128I'm not sure anyone use gnome-session-save anyway12:35
Kinnisonogra: Oh right12:35
tepsipakkiit's useful for gnome-screensaver12:35
seb128and gnome-session API has some function that do the job without open a dialog12:35
tsenginfinity: er.. njb-sharp has to be kicked from binary NEW first for banshee12:35
seb128tepsipakki: gnome-screensaver should use the C API and not do a system call to gnome-session-save12:35
seb128like gnome-panel12:35
tepsipakkiseb128: there's a bug open on launchpad, I'll comment there12:35
Kinnisonogra: I'm just rebooting post-upgrade and then I'll prod about in the source12:36
seb128tepsipakki: thank you12:36
Kinnisonogra: the reason it's odd is because I have a lid button too and it displays for me12:36
ograhum12:36
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ograwhee ... big rant on the g-s-s mailing list ...12:45
Kinnisonogra: so the version in the archive and this new version decide in exactly the same way whether or not you have a lid button12:45
ograthats weird12:45
KinnisonIn fact I'd go so far as to say that the code is unchanged12:46
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ograhmm ... the UI is translated now ... might be that it doesnt show untranslated strings 12:46
ograbut that would be even more odd12:47
Kinnisonthe widgets should be present12:47
ograyup12:47
Kinnisoncheck in gconf-editor that your lid action isn't set to "lock"12:47
Kinnisonbecause that doesn't exist any more and could be confusing things12:48
ograahhh12:50
ograok12:50
ograthat will be it ...12:50
Kinnisonchange action_button_lid to 'nothing' and try again12:51
ograi just wiped the g-p-m user config 12:51
ograhmm ...12:52
ograbutton_lid is set to suspend by default and still doesnt show up ...12:53
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ograeven with "nothing" it doesnt appear12:53
Kinnisonokay that's very odd12:55
Kinnisoncan you screenshot the bit of devicemanager showing your lid button and dump the png on p.u.c?12:55
janimoanybody knows when is anastacia back so promotions can be done?12:55
mjg59How about just using hal-device rather than hal-device-manager?12:56
mjg59Then you can just pastebin it...12:56
Kinnisonmjg59: mostly because I have no clue about the UDI of a lid on an ibook :-)12:57
ograhttp://pastebin.com/55932612:58
ograbut i can look it up :)12:58
Kinnisonta12:58
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Kinnisonwhat UI does it show?01:00
ogra??01:01
ogracan you elaborate ?01:01
Kinnisoncan you screenshot each of the first two panes and dump the pngs on p.u.c ?01:01
ograof the power management settings ? 01:01
Kinnisonyes01:01
Kinnisonjust the first two01:01
ograKinnison, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/gpm1.png http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/gpm2.png01:07
Kinnison"Wenn der laptop geschlossen wird" == "when the laptop wants to be suspended"?01:09
ogranope 01:09
ograwhen the lid is shut01:09
Kinnisonso how is that not the lid action dropdown?01:09
ograthats the lid action dropdown ... activated01:10
Kinnisonyes, looks right to me01:10
ograbut there is no lock option as you can see01:10
Kinnisonindeed not01:10
Kinnisonlook at the changelog01:10
ograthats not how i undestood it ...01:10
ograso i have to repoen the sabdfl bug :(01:11
mjg59ogra: ?01:11
mjg59The screen now locks if the locks screen toggle is set in g-s-s01:11
ograhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnome-screensaver/+bug/2988101:12
Ubugtumalone bug 29881 in gnome-screensaver "Closing the lid should lock the screen if locking is activated in gnome-screensaver" [Normal,Fix released]  01:12
mjg59ogra: That's what it does01:12
mjg59If it doesn't, that's a bug01:12
ograit doesnt if i'm on AC and i cant select it at all 01:12
Kinnisonthere's no option for it01:12
mjg59Why would you need to select it?01:12
Kinnisonit's hardcoded in the code01:12
mjg59Kinnison: It should be doing it on ac, though01:13
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Kinnisonmjg59: it bloody well does on my laptop01:13
ograit doesnt here01:13
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mjg59ogra: And on battery? (With sleep disabled)01:13
Kinnisonogra: I'm going to ask a very silly question now...01:14
ogranope01:14
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Kinnisonogra: did you kill the old gnome-power-manager binary and run the new one?01:14
ograyup01:14
ograthats why you see everything translated ...01:14
ograthe old one was english only01:15
Kinnisonthat's gnome-power-preferences01:15
Kinnisonnot gnome-power-manager01:15
ograi killed that as well 01:15
Kinnisonhumour me and kill it again01:15
Kinnisonjust in case01:15
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ograah, damned ... locking wasnt checked in gss01:16
ograthats confusing as hell 01:16
ograif i activate it in gss, it works with "do nothing" on ac and battery01:16
ograso users have to jump around the different UIs ... :/01:17
mjg59ogra: That's correct behaviour01:17
Kinnisonwhich is the expected behaviour01:17
ograyup :(01:17
mjg59It's a screensaver setting, not a power setting01:17
Kinnisonogra: the idea is to make it look like g-s-s is locking on lid close01:17
Kinnisonwithout having to make g-s-s listen to hal etc01:17
ograi understand ... i just dont like it ...01:17
ograbut it works apparently ...01:17
sivanghi all01:18
Kinnisonogra: thanks for testing01:18
Kinnisonfor a UVF exception, should I put something like "UVF Exception granted by Colin Watson" in the changelog?01:19
sivanghmm, Scott not around? I have soem annoying problem with udevd on -15 , on ocassional boots on this laptop (inspiron 8200) boot process stops "Cannot kill /usr/sbin/udevd" and halts01:19
ograjust upload, he granted it and he has to wave it through the queue anyway01:19
ograso he'll already know about it ;)01:20
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sivanghey pitti_ 01:21
pitti_hi sivang01:21
sivangpitti_: any news about the new hal?01:21
pitti_grmpf network01:21
sivang:-)01:21
pittisivang: 0.5.7 was not yet released01:21
pittisivang: and I didn't get to extract your patch yet01:21
pittior do you have it handy somewhere?01:21
mjg59Kinnison: g-p-m needs to ignore a power button event if it comes immediately after resume01:23
sivangpitti: I will extract it today then, and send you by email01:23
fabbioneKinnison: yes.. according to mdz it's better to add who gave permission for UVF breakage01:24
Kinnisonmjg59: I need to work out if it's g-p-m which should be doing that, or hal01:25
Kinnisonpersonally I think it ought to be hal01:25
Kinnisonbut it may be easier to do in g-p-m01:25
mjg59Kinnison: I think hal probably ought to report what it gets01:25
mjg59But yes, I see your point01:25
Kinnisonbasically I think hal should be swallowing the spurious power event like we had acpid do01:26
Kinnisonbut since I've never hacked on hal I don't know how easy it'd be to do01:26
pittisivang: maybe you can already apply it against the current dapper version to check whether it works01:28
lemstowhen i launch a program, the window is never on top of the others?! is it a bug or a bad configuration i made?01:29
sivangpitti: this is what I will do first, yes01:29
pittigreat, thanks01:29
sivangpitti: if ti works for me I'll send to you for review01:29
sivangpitti: np , will be my pleasure :)01:29
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viviersfinfinity, ping01:37
infinityviviersf: pong... ish.01:37
viviersflol01:38
viviersfhello01:38
viviersfinfinity,  got 5 mins to help with initramfs stuffs ?01:38
infinityIf it's really just 5 minutes.  I'm trying (without much success, obviously) to not work this weekend. :)01:39
viviersfheh01:39
viviersfi know the feeling01:39
viviersfi built the initramfs like you said01:40
viviersfrenamed it to gz01:40
viviersfso when i boot the cd01:40
viviersfi get an error : /dev/ram does not exist 01:40
viviersfthe initrd is skrewed by the look of it01:40
infinityOr your isolinux setup it confused.01:41
viviersfusing the isolinux setup from a ubuntu live cd01:41
infinityYou might try seeing if Mithrandir has some spare moments, since he actually BOOTS lvecds, I just build the filesystem. ;)01:41
viviersfkk01:42
viviersfMithrandir = tollef ?01:42
Mithrandirviviersf: 'sup?01:42
Mithrandiryes01:42
MithrandirI am01:42
viviersfkewl kewl01:42
infinityI can tell you that what we do, though, is copy out the vmlinuz and initrd from the installed filesystem (which I build more or less in the fashion I instructed you), then Kamion/Mithrandir work magic to make that kernel/initrd pair boot.01:42
viviersfMithrandir, im trying to build an impi live system for dapper01:43
viviersfi built everything 01:43
viviersfbut it wont boot01:43
Mithrandirare you passing boot=casper on the kernel command line?01:44
viviersfim rebuilding the iso quick01:44
viviersfi think that was the problem 01:44
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viviersfok thx Mirv 01:48
viviersf* Mithrandir 01:48
viviersfit fixed the problem01:48
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seb128mdz: 01:51
seb128<CIA-1> behdad * vte/ (ChangeLog src/vte.c): 01:51
seb128<CIA-1> * src/vte.c: Make shift+insert paste PRIMARY and ctrl+shift+insert01:51
seb128will make you happy :)01:51
Mithrandirviviersf: for testing, you might want to just put your casper/ on a vfat volume, it'll be a fair bit quicker than burning DVDs all the time.01:52
Treenaksseb128: \o/01:53
viviersfMithrandir, i was using qemu01:53
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viviersfits jut slow01:53
viviersfwhat you meen on a vfat system ?01:54
Mithrandirvfat as in FAT file system01:54
Mithrandirviviersf: I'm going to redo how live images are built early next week, so you might want to watch out when the next casper lands.01:54
viviersfi know what vfat is01:54
viviersfMithrandir, i will01:54
seb128fabbione, infinity, pitti: should /usr/bin/X be setuid?01:55
seb128it's not at, and startx doesn't work due to that01:55
fabbioneseb128: hold on a sec...01:55
seb128"X: unable to open wrapper config file /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config01:55
seb128Xof: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting01:55
pittiseb128: no, it shouldn't01:55
seb128Xof: sorry, auto completion ...01:55
seb128should be "X:"01:55
ograpitti, it was in breezy 01:55
fabbioneseb128: yes it should01:55
seb128pitti: it used to be though01:55
fabbioneseb128: if you have a fix go ahead and upload01:56
pittiwhy does it need to be?01:56
seb128fabbione: no, but I've just fixed an another xinit issue, I'll do that one as well01:56
fabbionepitti: because X access * 01:56
seb128pitti: read what I just copied?01:56
fabbioneand needs root to read from /dev/kmem or something01:56
fabbioneseb128: yes i saw your upload.01:56
pittiwell, it's usually started by the root user01:56
pittiand it works fine here without setuid01:56
fabbionepitti: yes but you can also start it as "user"01:56
pitti(not that I would have touched it)01:57
seb128pitti: startx works for you?01:57
seb128gdm works for me, but not startx01:57
pittistartx won't probably01:57
fabbionepitti: startx ..01:57
seb128don't ask why ...01:57
pittiseb128: gdm runs as root01:57
seb128good point01:57
seb128pitti: we can't let startx broken though01:57
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seb128if you have a better idea than the setuid let me know01:57
pittiif it was setuid before, it's probably fine01:57
seb128it was yep01:57
seb128k, thank you01:58
pittiI wasn't aware of it at all01:58
fabbionepitti: yes it was and it should be01:58
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fabbionepitti: slaker :)01:58
pittifabbione: I need to test gdm for stability :)01:58
fabbionepitti: i already do it on 6 arches.. go back to startx .. no excuses :P01:58
seb128next question for you guys ... should xvfb Depends on xauth?02:00
fabbioneno idea :)02:00
seb128k, I'll do the change, if somebody disagree feel free to revert02:00
seb128it has a:02:00
seb128"if ! which xauth >/dev/null; then02:00
seb128    error "xauth command not found"02:00
seb128    exit 302:00
seb128fi"02:00
seb128which breaks pygtk build atm02:01
seb128so I take the easy way and put it as a Depends for now02:01
ograsounds reasonable02:01
fabbioneseb128: works for me02:02
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ogra*sigh* 02:14
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BenCshould I be concerned about launchpad sending me an upload confirmation for linux-source-2.6.12-9.24 that I uploaded 4 months ago?02:17
dholbachsomething to -updates?02:17
sivangdoes anyone  have idea about why I have no sound events sound on the desktop? everything else works just fine, including playing media etc. has anything changed in sound support in metacity possibly?02:17
BenCyeah02:17
pittiBenC: yes, it was re-uploaded to launchpad accidentially, and rejected (I hope)02:17
BenCpitti: it said ACCEPTED02:18
pittiBenC: it just sat in accepted/ forever, since it was superseded by a security update02:18
RiddellKamion: what's the status of flight 4?02:18
BenCah, ok02:18
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pittiKamion, could you reject that LP upload of the ancient b-updates kernel?02:18
dholbachsivang: metacity?02:18
dholbachsivang: what does system -> preferences -> audio say?02:18
sivangdholbach: I don't have audio.02:20
dholbachsivang: nothing there to configure sound?02:21
sivangdholbach: In sound , there's a V for ESD, and V for "play system sounds"02:21
dholbachdo you have esd? is it running?02:21
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sivangdholbach: I have polyaudio instead :)02:23
sivangdholbach: but I can't see esd running02:23
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sivangdholbach: should I install esd instead ?02:24
sivang( only have -common pkg for esd)02:24
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pittisivang: ditch polypaudio02:26
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pittisivang: ditch esd as well if you don't need it :)02:26
sivangpitti: I must use it , it's a soft-card :-/ (82801CA/CAM AC'97 audio controller)02:27
pittihm?02:27
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pittipolypaudio/esd doesn't have any drivers02:27
sivangpitti: the sound card doesn't do multiplexing on it's own02:28
sivangpitti: it used to do it with esd, though.02:28
pittisivang: and alsa dmix doesn't work?02:28
pittisivang: anyway, current dapper tries alsa dmix, and if that doesn't work, falls back to esd02:28
sivangpitti: okay, for some reason I don't have dmix installed. I will loose both esd and poly and install it manually.02:29
pittisivang: you don't need to 'install' dmix02:30
pittisivang: it's a module in the alsa lib that is automatically used on cards where it's known to work02:30
pittisivang: please try:02:30
pittiaplay /usr/share/sounds/login.wav02:31
pittiwait a second02:31
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pittierm02:31
pittiagain02:31
pittiaplay /usr/share/sounds/login.wav &02:31
pittiwait a second02:31
pittiaplay /usr/share/sounds/login.wav02:31
pittisivang: if you hear both sounds at the same time, dmix works for you02:31
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sivangworks ! :)02:33
sivanghow come polyaudio wasn't removed when I dist-upgrade to dapper?02:33
ograpolypaudion was never used officially ...02:34
sivangah, okay. then my bad, I probably intalled it manually02:35
ograit was switched back to esd very early during breezy development02:35
ograeven it once was a dependency of -desktop for a short period02:36
sivangstill , I don't recall that I Installed it manually, though so that is why I wondered.02:36
ograit might be pulled in by the mentioned -desktop dependency 02:37
ogragah ... still no edubuntu-meta on the builds page ... 1.5h since i uploaded :(02:38
sivangmaybe. 02:38
sivangpitti: hrm, trying to remove esound-common wants to take half my desktop down...02:38
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ogra*sigh*02:38
tsengyay flight402:38
pittisivang: no, you need -common02:38
pittisivang: you can even leave esound installed, it'll not be used if dmix works02:39
ogratseng, :(02:39
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tsengogra: *hugs*02:39
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sivangpitti: k, cool. can also leave the "sound" props to "enable sound software mixing" ?02:39
pittiyes, it'll be a no-op for most users now02:40
Keybukpitti: did you get a chance to play with the new n-m packages?  http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/network-manager/02:41
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viviersfMithrandir, ping02:43
pittiKeybuk: sorry, not yet, swamped in security stuff02:43
Keybukthat's ok02:43
Keybukseb128: did you yet?02:43
sivangKeybuk: I've been hacing occasional "Cannot kill /usr/sbin/udevd" halts, known?02:43
Mithrandirviviersf: yes?02:43
pittiKeybuk: I'll try it on my laptop; let's see how long it lasts without oopsing my kernel :)02:43
Keybuksivang: no, not known02:43
sivangKeybuk: that's only on this laptop (dell lappie, bad acpi machine by design)02:43
viviersfMithrandir, wouldnt it be possible in casper, to make the autologin use another method for choosing between kde and gnome02:43
sivangKeybuk: when I re-reboot, it goes away, until next time.02:44
mjg59sivang: What machine?02:44
Mithrandirviviersf: you don't have input, so you'd need to do it from the bootloader.02:44
viviersfyeah02:44
Keybuksivang: what is trying to kill udevd?!02:44
viviersfMithrandir, ok nm i still got a problem, that wont help02:46
viviersfMithrandir, we gonna use gdm, but i need a way to let gdm choose gnome or kde :(02:47
Mithrandirviviersf: don't use autologin, then?02:47
viviersfMithrandir, i know heh but casper does auto login02:47
Mithrandirviviersf: change casper, then?02:48
ogranah, change the alternative for x-session-manager 02:48
viviersfogra, good idea :P02:48
ogragdm will pick up the default02:48
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Kinnisonogra: Curse the build queue builder02:49
Kinnisonit's taking far too long02:49
ograKinnison, yes :(02:49
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ogra3h for a package from upload to archive best case ... i've also had longer ones 02:49
jsgotangcoogra, wha?02:50
jsgotangcoget a plane to london :D02:50
ograthats really hard for flight preparation ... my nerves are starting to make noises from being strain ..02:51
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Kinnisonogra: I agree02:51
Kinnisonogra: It should be building stuff now02:51
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ograjsgotangco, this change is even more trivial than the one that kept me up until 5am last night 02:51
jsgotangcoarghhh02:51
ograKinnison, thanks a lot02:52
Kinnisonogra: I agree that the delays are seriously unacceptable02:52
ograKinnison, mdz said its a trade for reliability ... i'm fine with that as long as my next workstep doesnt depend on the package ...02:53
Kinnisonogra: aye02:53
ograi prefer a reliable system :)02:53
seb128Keybuk: I installed on my box, but it's not really an interesting configuration for it (2 wired eth, no wireless card)02:54
seb128Keybuk: it doesn't overwrite the resolv.conf by a blank one and let the interface correctly configured (which was not the case of the previous version)02:55
seb128Keybuk: but clicking on it doesn't list any connection, where the previous one was listed my 2 eth config (on greyed because no cable connected probably and the active one)02:55
seb128Keybuk: the .desktop for autostartup works fine too02:56
HiddenWolfguys, did evolution recently stop autocompleting email adresses?03:00
seb128HiddenWolf: not for me03:04
HiddenWolfseb128: odd03:04
HiddenWolfseb128: It's also only showing a partial list of my contact book when I press "to"03:05
seb128seems your contacts list is broken so03:05
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Kalozseems like the guy who added that ubuntu splash thing to dapper forgot about smart people who have a seaparate /boot03:09
Kaloz:p03:09
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seb128Kaloz: that guy is mvo and he's not working today so probably something you should put on launchpad :)03:10
Kaloz:)03:10
Kalozwell, you know i didn't want to submit a ticket about it03:11
Kalozimho there are at least 100 other people who will do so :)03:11
HiddenWolfseb128: right, it's only not completing for some adresses. :/03:11
seb128I'm not sure so many people have a separate /boot actually but yeah, you can wait on it03:11
ograKaloz, thats great, so they can find yours and follow up03:11
seb128HiddenWolf: special chars to those?03:11
ograKaloz, just go ahead03:12
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HiddenWolfseb128: most exotic is an underscore, 03:13
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Kalozi check it03:13
ograKaloz, http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+bugs03:13
HiddenWolfseb128: one of the broken ones is souljar777@domain.com03:14
sivangmjg59: Dell Inspiron 820003:15
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mjg59sivang: Ah. Reasonably old?03:16
sivangmjg59: sort 'o, 3 years at least03:16
sivang(maybe some more)03:16
mjg59Ok03:16
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HiddenWolfseb128: opening and saving the contacts did the trick, probably just a glitch.03:23
seb128k03:24
HiddenWolfseb128: can you patch rhythmbox with the fix for http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=330784 03:27
Ubugtugnome2 bug 330784 in User Interface "Notification bubble shows empty" [Trivial,Resolved: fixed]  03:28
sivangpitti: I can't hear system events still, I have ditched polypaudio and done the dmix test again03:28
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seb128HiddenWolf: it's already filled to launchpad and I've already commented and putting it as dapper target03:31
HiddenWolfmust've missed that. You're a hero. :)03:31
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seb128np ;)03:43
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ograhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/20060217.2/report.html03:43
ografinally its empty 03:43
Treenaksogra: that means it's beer o'clock! ;)03:43
ograTreenaks, far from that, now i need to rsync and run a full test .... for all arches03:44
Treenaksogra: good luck then03:44
ograbut the idly waiting is over ...03:44
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Mithrandirmodular live cd, anyone? :-)03:48
ograMithrandir, if my tests show no regression i have my flight4 now ... give me 1-2h for the live tests... i think ubuntu and kubuntu were fine already for flight 03:48
Mithrandirogra: this might not be dapper material at all, I'll need to chat with mdz.03:49
ograoooh, ok03:49
infinityMithrandir: We'll need mangling of the buildds anyway, so...03:49
Mithrandirinfinity: yup03:49
Mithrandirinfinity: that too.03:49
Mithrandirinfinity: and I'm not sure if mdz is confident about unionfs and squashfs yet or not.03:49
ograi left unionfs out of ltsp for dapper ... even it highly desired ...03:51
ograbut i'm a sissy03:51
Kalozhmz.. still waiting for the registration mail :p03:52
Kalozsometime si hate the fact that i need to greylist :p03:52
infinityWell, ltsp and the livecd have drastically different target audiences, too.03:52
Mithrandirogra: it's needed for live cds, but you probably know that already.03:52
Mithrandirthat too03:52
infinityMost people don't expect a livecd (at least, not our desktop-oriented livecd) to be up and running for days/weeks at a time.03:52
ograMithrandir, yes and it would improve the situation of ltsp clients a lot as well03:52
ograMithrandir, my fs is also readonly ...03:53
infinitySo if it's not rock solid, it may not be the end of the world for a livecd, but could suck for ltsp.03:53
ograand i mount a ton on top to be rw ... the mount command fills more than page on the console03:53
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Kamion12:19 < ogra> just upload, he granted it and he has to wave it through the queue anyway03:59
Kamionogra: if you don't know the answer to a question authoritatively, I'd really prefer if you didn't answer03:59
Kamionogra: especially when mdz said the exact opposite last night, and I'd said the exact opposite this morning04:00
ograKamion, ok04:00
KamionKinnison: in general, please mention in the changelog that a UVF exception has been granted, so that people are aware of the workflow04:00
Kamionyou don't have to say whom by04:00
Kamion(unless you care)04:00
KamionUbuntu and Kubuntu need rebuilds before Flight 4; I'll work on that shortly04:01
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Kamionthanks04:01
hungerHow can I stop g-p-m from offering the hibernate option?04:05
Kinnisonhunger: I've been looking into that04:05
Kinnisonhunger: Why should it not display it?04:05
hungerKinnison: Because my laptop has no swap partition it can use to hibernate.04:06
Kinnisonthat's a good reason04:06
hungerKinnison: It does have a swap partition, it just is not suitable for hibernation:-)04:07
fabbionehunger: well.. just don't use it :)04:07
Kinnisonhunger: so g-p-m only presents the choice of hibernation if hal says that the laptop can hibernate to disk04:07
Kinnisonhunger: so what we need to do is make hal not claim that in your case04:07
mjr3504:07
hungerfabbione: I won't... if I do not accidentally hit that button;-)04:07
fabbionehunger: ehehe04:07
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hungerKinnison: So how can I get hal to not make such a bold claim?04:08
Kinnisonhunger: Right, that's the question04:09
ogragpm has a commandline option to supress the actions in the menu 04:09
ograbut that wont prevent them from showing up in the preferences04:09
Kinnisonhunger: if we can work out how to determine if the machine can hibernate, we can somehow feed that info to hal04:09
Kinnisonhunger: then gpm won't display the options04:09
Kinnisonhunger: So what we need is a programmatic way to determine if hibernation should be possible04:10
hungerKinnison: There is a swap partition that probably looks suitable to hal... 04:10
Kinnisonhunger: hmm04:10
hungerKinnison: And this laptop is supposed to be able to hibernate... it is just that the swap is encrypted and so the wakeup fails.04:10
Kinnisonhunger: aye04:11
Kinnisonhunger: Give me a few mins to ponder04:11
infinityThere must be a away to determine at runtime that the swap is encrypted, no?04:12
hungerKinnison: The pragmatic way would be to have a gconf key or something:-)04:12
Kinnisoninfinity: Well, you'd think so04:12
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Kinnisoninfinity: so what I'd do is write a little tool for hal which let hal guess if hibernation was likely to succeed and change the can_suspend_to_disk to false if it think it would fail04:13
hungerKinnison: A encrypted swap does not necessarily break hibernation...04:14
Kinnisonhunger: I was thinking of checking /etc/default/acpi-support04:14
ograKinnison++04:14
infinityWhich should be done anyway...04:14
Kinnisoninfinity: aye, but hal currently doesn't04:14
hungerKinnison: Good idea!04:14
hungerKinnison: Ooops... I had hibernate set to true in there since the last update. Maybe that was causing this. Let me check.04:15
infinityhunger: What do we need to get your swap to actually work for hibernation?  Do I need snazzy support for your encrypted swap in the initramfs?04:15
ograinfinity, size ...04:15
infinityogra: No, hal should already be checking swap size.04:16
ograah04:16
ograthats new then 04:16
infinityNote the "should"04:16
ograheh04:16
infinityKinnison: Care to double-check that while you're diving in? :)04:16
Kinnisoninfinity: hmm?04:16
infinityKinnison: Have hal check swap size against RAM size and make sure there's enough swap to enable hibernation.04:17
hungerKinnison: Hibernate is still listed by hal.04:17
ograi had a patch to hal that checked /proc/meminfo, but i moved that functionallity into hwdb-client in breezy04:17
infinityKinnison: So, even if the user says "yes, I'd love to hibernate!" in default/acpi-support, we can tell them to piss off cause it won't work.04:17
hungerKinnison: Make that RAM size + display memory.04:17
ograsince it was a PITA to apply it over and over 04:17
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mjg59Display memory?04:18
mjg59That doesn't get saved04:18
mjg59On average, hibernation will require less swap than you have RAM, but it's not hugely predictable04:19
mjg59When we shift to doing stuff in userspace, this ought to get more managable04:19
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Seveasmjg59, I have 512 ram and 512 swap - If i try to hibernate with OO.o open it runs out of space. OO.o is hell...04:26
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KinnisonSeveas: this doesn't crash though right? Just returns you to the desktop having tried?04:30
Seveasit crashes04:30
Seveashard lockup04:30
Seveas(but this is breezy)04:30
KinnisonHmm04:31
KamionBenC: yeah, I didn't mean to have the linux-source-2.6.12 upload land in soyuz' breezy-updates unapproved queue, but it does no harm as long as it's unapproved04:31
KamionBenC: I'll reject it in a moment, as long as you don't mind the reject coming without a reason04:32
BenCKamion: ok04:32
Kamiondone04:33
KamionRiddell: I'm rebuilding images to pick up the base-installer change I made earlier today, which fixes conffile prompts along with infinity's initramfs-tools; don't really want to release images without that04:34
Kamionor rather with only half of that04:34
Kamionedubuntu's already up-to-date on that I think04:34
Kamionplease test the current Ubuntu images; those are Flight 4 candidates04:35
KamionRiddell: also, this Kubuntu rebuild should fix your oversizing, since I removed some language packs04:36
BenCKamion: nah, reject away04:36
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RiddellKamion: ok, thanks04:50
KinnisonCan anyone see if there's a good reason why powermanagement-interface's depends doesn't include the shlib depends for gdm-signal?04:55
KamionRiddell: kubuntu install rebuilt, don't *think* I need to rebuild live as well but let me know (and/or do it yourself) if you do05:01
RiddellKamion: ok, I'll test those now05:02
RiddellKamion: how would I know if the live CDs needed rebuilding?05:03
KamionRiddell: if they don't work? :-) or if there have been important changes on dapper-changes since the live filesystem was built05:03
Kamionthe latter's how I normally tell anyway05:03
Riddellok05:04
Kamionfrom a brief glance, you're probably ok05:04
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Kamionseb128: why would I get a padlock icon above and to the right of the "Install System Permanently" icon on live CDs?05:36
Kinnisonis pitti not around today?05:36
Kamion(which is ~/Desktop/espresso-gtkui.desktop)05:37
jpatrickKamion: not ready yet?05:37
Kamionjpatrick: hmm?05:37
jpatricknever mind05:37
seb128Kamion: because the file is read-only?05:38
Kamionah, it's owned by root05:38
Kamionthanks05:39
seb128np05:39
KamionMithrandir: please merge http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/casper/espresso-desktop/ yet again to fix the above (no hurry to upload, though)05:40
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flujanhi guys, I need a backport of the xorg 6.9 or 7.0. I have a intel 915M laptop and need 1280*800 configuration. 05:48
flujanis there such back-port?05:48
flujanhello?05:52
KamionI think it's unlikely, since it's such a huge task05:53
Kamionbut you could try #ubuntu-backports (at least I think that channel exists)05:53
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lakinWhat is the package in dapper which provides the popup-notification about low-disk space on my home partition?05:53
Kamionor https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-backports05:53
MezKamion, the list is always the best :D05:54
Mezbecause noones in the channel05:54
Mezflujan, theres no way we're going to be able to backport X.org05:54
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flujanhum... so I need to wait dapper if I want a stable system?05:55
flujan:(05:55
Kamionit'd probably be a mistake to backport anyway - we're still fixing stuff up in dapper due to the /usr/X11R6 -> /usr move05:55
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fabbioneflujan: yes, you will have to wait.05:58
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fabbioneit's only 2 months away...05:58
ograKamion, for some obscure reason edubuntu-server doesnt get installed05:58
ogra(on  edubuntu install)05:59
Kamionwhich boot option?05:59
ogradefault05:59
ograpreseed seems ok 05:59
Kamionput /var/log/installer/syslog somewhere I can see?05:59
ograi'm just doing a i386 install, to investigaet more ... funnily ltsp-server is there ...06:00
Kamionthe syslog will be sufficient, probably06:01
ograwait a sec, i can only get the ppc file06:01
Kamionthat'll do06:02
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Kinnisonhunger: ping06:05
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ogra_grmbl06:08
Kinnisonhey ogra_ 06:09
Kinnisonogra_: I have a patch for the hal package which uses the pmi tool to query the capabilities according to userspace and sets the power_management.can_suspend_to_* appropriately06:09
Kinnisonhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/pmi-support.diff06:09
dilingerhow are you supposed to hibernate in dapper?06:09
Kinnisonwhat do you think?06:09
Kinnisondilinger: pretty much the same as before I though06:10
dilingerKinnison: seems the gnome logout page has changed06:10
dilingerthere's suspend but no hibernate06:10
Kinnisondilinger: right-click on the battery icon -- there should be hibernate there06:10
Kinnisondilinger: gnome-power-manager can trigger a hibernate06:10
dilingernope06:10
Kinnisonperhaps your system doesn't believe it *can* hibernate06:11
Kinnisonload the device manager and look for power_management.can_suspend_to_disk06:11
dilingerwhat's odd is that from gdm, there's a hibernate option06:11
ogra_Kinnison, neato ...06:11
dilingerbut it just ignores me when i click it :)06:11
ogra_thats really small :)06:11
Kinnisonogra_: yeah, the next stage is to get powermanagement-interface to be more reliable about what it claims for suspend/hibernate06:11
Kinnisonogra_: but I think that's pretty much the right patch for hal06:11
Kinnisonogra_: It used to be smaller and not need an additional script, but then I realised that hal's privsep meant I couldn't query pmi from the right part of hal06:12
ogra_Kamion, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/syslog06:13
Kamionogra_: (weird that you still have a busted locale there)06:14
ogra_Kamion, german installer, no german langpack on the CD 06:14
ogra_it persists over all flights so far ...06:15
Kamionno Task: edubuntu-server on the CD06:15
Kamionthe package is there but task names aren't generated06:15
Kamionmy bug06:15
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ogra_ah, k06:16
ogra_i can live with it for flight 406:16
ogra_since i'm really happy that ppc is the first time installable :) 06:17
ogra_Kinnison, i'd say add it ... but you should talk to pitti additionally, he's the hal master06:18
Kinnisonogra_: I think I'll mail pitti06:18
ogra_yup ... he'll unlikely come back this evening06:19
KamionI don't get it though, the override file is fine06:19
Kamionoh, SMEG06:20
Kamionforgot to update debian-cd for the scratch directory rearrangement06:20
Kamionogra: 17:20 < Kamion> oh, SMEG06:22
Kamion17:20 < Kamion> forgot to update debian-cd for the scratch directory rearrangement06:22
Kamionogra: thanks for letting me know, this affects all derivatives and requires a rebuild06:22
ograoki ... tell me if i can trigger one 06:22
Kamionno, I'll trigger them all en-masse06:23
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ograoki06:23
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kagouhi06:23
ograKamion, apart from that all arches install images are fine 06:24
ogra(edubuntu)06:24
Kamionmm, they'll need a full retest I'm afraid :(06:24
Kamionthe Task and Priority fields were all potentially bogus06:25
Keybukseb128: still working ok for you?06:25
kagoumjg59: if you had time we can try to resolv #3150206:25
seb128Keybuk: yep06:25
Keybukyeah, is doing the right things for me too06:25
Keybukok, into the archive with it then06:25
seb128Keybuk: did you get what I said that afternoon06:25
Keybukseb128: no, I missed stuff06:26
Keybukcan you re-paste?06:26
seb128<seb128> Keybuk: I installed on my box, but it's not really an interesting configuration for it (2 wired eth, no wireless card)06:26
seb128<seb128> Keybuk: it doesn't overwrite the resolv.conf by a blank one and let the interface correctly configured (which was not the case of the previous version)06:26
seb128<seb128> Keybuk: but clicking on it doesn't list any connection, where the previous one was listed my 2 eth config (on greyed because no cable connected probably and the active one)06:26
seb128<seb128> Keybuk: the .desktop for autostartup works fine too06:26
KamionCD image rebuilds running06:26
Keybukseb128: ok, sounds like it's behaving then ... it's deliberately backing off those interfaces because they've got configuration in /etc/network/interfaces06:27
ograKamion, no problem ...06:28
ograi start getting used to it :)06:28
seb128Keybuk: would it be complicated to set a static connection using interfaces data?06:28
Keybukseb128: how do you mean?06:29
Keybukit would only enable that static connection if you selected that interface06:29
seb128right, no real point06:29
Keybukexactly06:29
ograKeybuk, no sound on recent ppc installs ...06:29
seb128the system does that fine alone06:29
Keybukif you clicked another interface, then it'd bring down the static06:29
Keybukogra: iz kernel bug06:30
seb128Keybuk: it's just weird to have the applet saying I've no connection when I'm connected :)06:30
ograKeybuk, cant be ... there was no kernel update between the isos i tested ...06:30
ogralast one (from friday last week) worked fine 06:30
seb128Keybuk: maybe the tooltip should be changed to mention "no network connection or using a static one" or something like that06:30
seb128but that's a detail06:30
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Keybukogra: *shrug* then elaborate on "no sound" and tell me whether it's "no driver loaded", "sound muted on install" or "driver loaded but sound card not found"06:31
Keybukseb128: yeah, it's bloody hard to do06:31
Keybuknetwork-manager's code is like a cross between those 1980s adventure games where you were in a twisty maze of passages, all heading East; and Sierra adventure games where every wrong thing you do results in your death06:32
ograKeybuk, i'll have to do another testrun later ... will report back (or file a bug if you're gone)06:32
LaserJockKamion: alsa-tools seems to have built on the 3rd (successfully on all arch except ia64 which has a dep wait) but it hasn't hit the repos yet. Is that something you can take care of?06:32
Keybukogra: it's almost certainly not a udev bug :)06:32
KamionLaserJock: yes, it's in NEW, I've been ignoring most things that aren't THE SKY IS FALLING urgent in there until I get flight-4 sorted06:33
ograKeybuk, i think its been muted ...06:33
Keybukseb128: out of interest, did it give any possible interfaces when you clicked on it?06:33
ograbut i cant confirm 100% currently06:33
KeybukI was kind of hoping that I could just make the icon hide if everything was in /etc/network/interfaces06:33
Keybukogra: then check your sound state was saved correctly, that you have a /var/lib/alsa/asound.state, that "/etc/init.d/alsa start 0" doesn't unmute the sound, etc.06:34
seb128Keybuk: as said, before the update it was listing my 2 static connections configured from interfaces (one greyed which is a broken card with no cable plugged) 06:34
ograKeybuk, i'm talking about a frech install ...06:34
ogra*fresh06:34
seb128Keybuk: now it says "not network interface detected" (I've the french version so the translation might be slightly different)06:34
LaserJockogra: or is that a french install ;-)06:34
Keybukogra: hmm, did you make either /usr or /var separate partitions to / ?06:34
ograheh06:34
ograKeybuk, nope, all on /06:34
Keybukseb128: ah, yeah, that could be improved06:35
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Keybukogra: then I don't have any immediate idea what it could be06:35
Keybukogra: which alsa-utils version?06:35
ograii  alsa-utils     1.0.10-1ubuntu ALSA utilities06:36
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ogra7me grrs at dpkgs column width06:37
ograKeybuk, alsa-utils_1.0.10-1ubuntu706:38
Kamionseb128: when's that xorg thing a regression from?06:43
Kamioni.e. is it something I need to rebuild install CDs for?06:43
seb128Kamion: no need to rebuild a CD, that breaks "startx" and that's probably since we have modular server06:44
Kamionok06:44
seb128no issue with gdm as it runs as root06:44
seb128so feel free to ignore it, that's a detail :)06:44
Kamionsurprised the fix was in xorg not xorg-server06:44
Keybukogra: hmm, pipe it to less ;)06:44
Kamionsurely it's xorg-server that ships the actual binary06:45
seb128hum06:45
ograKeybuk, see above06:45
seb128Kamion: I've changed /usr/bin/X which fixes the issue06:45
Kamionthat's a symlink06:45
Keybukogra: ok, no idea; need more debugging when you have the machine in front of you and can reboot it06:45
seb128Kamion: 06:45
seb128$ ls -l /usr/bin/X06:45
Kamionoh, er, no06:45
seb128-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 18262 2006-02-14 12:57 /usr/bin/X06:45
seb128$ dlocate /usr/bin/X06:46
seb128x11-common: /usr/bin/X06:46
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Kamionah, ok, sorry, you're quite right06:46
seb128np06:46
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dilingerso my coworker brought up an awesome idea06:50
dilingeris there a livecd (flight or whatever) that uses xgl instead of normal x?06:51
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seb128dilinger: xgl is pretty new, so probably not yet06:52
dilingerseb128: is anyone working on it?06:52
seb128not afaik06:53
seb128but I'm not really following those xgl stuff, maybe ask on #ubuntu-xgl06:53
Kinnisondilinger: giving Xgl is universe currently, it's doubtful that anyone from the core team would be doing it06:53
dilingeri would love to play around w/ xgl, but i don't want to break X on my dapper system (i rely on it for work too much)06:53
dilingerKinnison: ok06:53
seb128you can have both installed06:53
Kinnisondilinger: it's really easy to try it, and switch back to normal xorg06:53
seb128that's easy to switch between them06:53
ogra+and thats really more appropriate for #ubuntu-xgl06:53
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Kinnisondilinger: mjg59's mail to ubuntu-devel-announce explains06:53
Burgworksivang, in dapper they just turned on a grub background image06:54
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sivangBurgwork: ah, thanks for letting me know - it doesn't work over this werid laptop, I'll go disable it :)06:55
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tepsipakkiis the date for next CC meeting set?07:01
sivangBurgwork: do you know also if "Multimedia System Selector" was removed from the "System" menu?07:03
ogragrmbl ...07:03
ograrsync doesnt let me update the isos07:03
Burgworksivang, hidden07:04
sivangBurgwork: ah, bad, where is it hidden?07:04
Burgworksivang, open the menu editor and unhide it07:04
sivangBurgwork: okay, will do thanks! :)07:05
Burgworksivang, hidden as part of DapperDesktopPlan07:05
Keybukhmm, anyone know how to make update-notifier notice a new note placed in its user.d directory?07:05
sivangBurgwork: do we have only one MM system now that we do not need the menu item anymore?07:06
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shayais malone having issues?07:09
shayacan't file a bug07:09
shayawhen I try to look at gnome-power-manager, I get "Sorry, you don't have permission to access this page. "07:09
Kinnisonshaya: out of interest, since I'm currently looking after gnome-power-manager, what is the problem you're having?07:10
ograKinnison, launchpad/malone bug07:10
ograi had the same today ...07:10
shayaKinnison: brightness controls dont work on my t42p07:10
ograshaya, try to append +bugs to the url ...07:11
Kinnisonshaya: Hmm, right, one sec, let me look at what it should be trying07:11
shaya/proc/acpi/ibm/brightness07:11
sivangbah, can't find the menu itme there to unhide it07:11
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Kinnisonshaya: g-p-m uses hal's lcd controls07:12
Kinnisonshaya: so if g-p-m can't control your brightness, it's actually a bug in hal07:12
shayaok07:13
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Kinnisonshaya: thanks, and good luck07:14
shayamight not be a bug in hal directly07:15
shayamight be a permission issue07:15
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Kinnisonshaya: possibly07:16
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Kinnisonshaya: take a look in /usr/share/hal/scripts07:16
Kinnisonshaya: there's lcd control scripts in there07:16
shayano, not a permission problem07:16
Kinnisonshaya: check that they would be doing the right thing07:16
shayaeven with that fixed it works right07:16
Kinnisonpardon?07:17
shayadoesn't work right07:17
shayaQ.07:17
Kamionplease retest current install CDs for all derivatives07:18
KamionRiddell, ogra: (kubuntu and edubuntu rebuilt too, for the Task/Priority field breakage ogra brought up above)07:19
ograKamion, rsync crashes for me ... 07:19
ograi'm already trying to get the latest07:19
Kamionwill be rebuilding ubuntu live (and edubuntu if you want) for several espresso bugs07:19
KamionI'm having issues with my DVD burner, so at present I may only be able to test i386 in VMware07:20
ograhmm ... they were fine last try ... not sure i want to risk that ...07:20
ograanyway, go ahead ... :)07:20
ogranot risking something is for loosers :)07:20
Kamionok, not mandatory, we just need to tell people not to try espresso on edubuntu ;-)07:21
Keybukwhoah07:21
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Keybukwhen packaging goes wrong07:21
shayaargh07:21
ogranomeata, go ahead :)07:21
Kamionbecause it will result in an unbootable system if they try the autopartitioner07:21
Keybuk-rw-r--r--  1 scott scott 5.2M 2006-02-14 10:04 update-notifier_0.41.7.tar.gz07:21
shayashift-backspace in Xgl is evil07:21
ograGRRR 07:21
ograKamion, no, go ahead 07:21
KamionKeybuk: seb128 filed a bug about that07:21
Kamionok07:21
shayaKinnison: well, advantage of killing X, when I restarted with the changed perms, it now works07:21
KeybukKamion: heh07:21
shayaso I guess this is a bug against ibm-acpi07:21
shayaonly root can write to brightness07:22
shayadoes that make sense?07:22
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Kinnisonshaya: the hal helpers should be running as root07:22
seb128Keybuk: the source package has like 15 versions of the .tar.gz :p07:22
Keybukseb128: not to mention at least one deb07:22
seb128Keybuk: and some .deb and other stuff too07:22
shayahmm07:22
seb128yeah :)07:22
shayalet me try putting perms back07:22
shayaand see if it was just a change in version for it07:22
Keybukquest ubuntu% tar tzf update-notifier_0.41.7.tar.gz | grep "\.deb"07:22
Keybukupdate-notifier/libgnomeui-dev_2.10.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb07:22
seb128:)07:22
Keybukmethinks mvo needs a holiday ;)07:23
ograis anybody else able to rsync currently ?07:23
Kamionhe's on one07:23
seb128Keybuk: svn update from it :)07:23
shayahmm07:23
Keybukrofl07:23
shayaI guess new version fixed the problem07:23
ograKamion, he's moving house ... 07:23
shayait works fine now07:23
ogranot *really* my definition of holiday :)07:23
Keybukooh, it contains an unpacked copy of an older version of its own source code too07:23
dholbachKeybuk: mvo asked me to strip cruft from his upload - do you want to do it or shall I? :)07:24
seb128mvo probably has a too fast internet upload07:24
Kamionogra: did you happen to notice in your tests whether bug 31716 is fixed?07:24
Ubugtumalone bug 31716 in Ubuntu "PATH only contains /bin:/usr/bin on new installs" [Critical,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3171607:24
seb128he would have noticed other way :)07:24
Keybukdholbach: you can do it :)07:24
dholbachok07:24
KeybukI'm just going to upload this package, then tidy up before the other half arrives and complains about how messy I am07:24
dholbachKeybuk: so you will do it?07:25
Keybukdholbach: uh, I'm going to upload *network-manager* ... you can do update-notifier ;)07:25
dholbachokok07:25
ograKamion, sorry didnt check yet ... i wanted to do more testing on the i386 install i stopped whne you rebuilt the isos ... will follow up and close the bug if it works07:25
KamionTollef already closed it, I'm just checking up07:25
KeybukKamion: out of interest, do you know how to fix that on an installed system?07:25
ograoh, k07:25
KamionKeybuk: sudo /var/lib/dpkg/info/libpam-modules.postinst configure ''07:26
Keybukah, "put PATH back in /etc/environment" ? :)07:26
Kamionyep07:26
Kamiondid you remove it, or was this a recent-ish fresh install?07:27
Keybukrecent fresh install07:27
Keybukhow come that got added there?  what put sbin in the PATH on breezy?07:27
Kamionit was hardcoded in everything that started a session07:27
Keybukah07:27
Kamionwe've moved it to just one place07:27
Keybukwhy does nothing bother reading ENV_PATH from login.defs?07:27
Kamionhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/one-true-path07:28
Kamionbecause login.defs is a private configuration file and there's no stable way to access it07:28
Kamion/etc/environment is read by pam_env07:28
Kamionso it's more convenient anyway07:28
Keybuk*nods*07:28
Keybukseems fair07:28
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Keybuk"upload error made it out of the main loop"07:31
Keybuk"GENTLEMEN!  OUR FUGITIVE IS AN UPLOAD ERROR!  ESTIMATED SPEED ON FOOT IS THREE TO FOUR MILES PER HOUR"07:32
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sivangheh07:32
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sivangBurgwork: btw, I could find the itme to unhide it in the menu editor07:33
sivangBurgwork: the only hidden item there is GNOME control center07:33
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KeybukKinnison: the uploader should recognise common mistakes, and just reply "uploading to unstable?  are you SURE you want to be on the distro team?"07:35
ogragiggle07:36
Burgworksivang, you certain?07:36
KinnisonKeybuk:  well, that particular uploaderror should be converted to a reject07:36
KinnisonKeybuk: and a snarky message could ensue as a result07:36
Keybukelmo had a good stock of them in jennifer07:36
LaserJockor you could just send it to unstable, I'm sure Debian wouldn't mind ;-)07:36
Keybuk"changelog mentions YOUR MOM!"07:37
Keybuksprings to mind07:37
KinnisonKeybuk: one issue is that the uploader has to be sane for derivatives too07:37
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sivangBurgwork: yes07:39
sivangBurgwork: I just wanted to select multimedia system for crying out loude :-) It's not much I think..07:41
Mithrandirmdz: got a minute?07:42
Burgworksivang, just run gnome-multimedia-selector from the cli07:43
sivangBurgwork: ah nice,I don't have this program on disk. /me goes to fetch it07:44
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shayahere's another Q, is gnome-terminal having issues on dapper?  at least w/ compiz+Xgl multiple tabs in a gnome-terminal behave badly, but can open as many single tab terminals as I want07:45
mdzMithrandir: yes07:45
shayatrying to figure out what could have caused this regression07:45
shayaas it was working fine at one point07:45
ograshaya, please take that to #ubuntu-xgl07:45
shayaogra: don't know if its an Xgl issue07:45
shayahence the Q, does anyone else see it07:45
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Mithrandirmdz: espresso needs a way to install -desktop without live.  I've added experimental support to casper for supporting "stacks" of filesystems where you'll have base + desktop + live being the live cd.  We'll need some changes to the build process, but that shouldn't be much of a problem.07:46
Mithrandirmdz: If we go this route, we're well into unionfs land with no return path.07:46
Keybukdamn, my office is warm07:46
Mithrandirmdz: as I'm a bit worried about just doing it, I wanted to bounce it off you so you can ack or nack it or come up with another suggestion.07:47
Kinnisondinner time07:48
Kinnisonciau07:48
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KamionMithrandir: speaking of kbd-chooser verbosity as we were the other day, taking the set -x out of S55kbd-chooser would be much appreciated07:52
Kamionit's ugly on boot07:52
MithrandirKamion: you want me to walk through and rip it all out?07:52
Kamionyeah, if you have time07:52
KamionI mean all the debugging in our diff against Debian, rather than all the debugging total07:52
Mithrandirsure, but not today.07:52
Mithrandirobviously. :-)07:53
MithrandirI forgot to take it out before uploading, that's all07:53
Kamionfairy nuff07:53
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sivangTreenaks: should I search for the key controlling the MM system used and change it there instead? :)07:56
mdzMithrandir: that sounds more complex than removing -live afterward07:56
mdzwhich isn't trivial, but isn't unreasonable either07:56
Treenakssivang: don't worry, it's a usability improvement :P07:56
Mithrandirmdz: Kamion was not happy with removing -live.  I have this code implemented and it works at least in my testing.07:56
Mithrandirmdz: it'll make customisers life easier and can make building CDs a whole lot faster too.07:57
Mithrandir(that's some of the other upsides)07:57
mdzMithrandir: we need to be conservative; this is the theme for the entire release07:57
Mithrandirmdz: yes, that's part of the reason I'm asking you about this rather than just blasting through. :-)07:57
mdzthis is not the time to make this type of infrastructure change07:57
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mdzMithrandir: my feeling is that we should keep it simple, even at the expense of some elegance, for dapper07:57
mgalvinso does everything on the default desktop install require gstreamer 0.10 (no more 0.8 by default)?07:58
mdzmgalvin: yes07:58
mgalvinmdz: thnx07:58
MithrandirKamion: ^^ what do you think?07:58
mdzlet's review the issues with removing -live07:59
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mdzthe very worst I can think of is that we end up storing in the filesystem the list of packages to remove07:59
ograsivang, whats wrong with running gstreamer-properties manually ?07:59
mdzwhich really isn't very bad at all07:59
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infinitymdz: We also need to make perfectly sure that all those package purge cleanly (a goal anyway, to be certain, but we know we're not always bug-free there), so an espresso install and a "normal" install are essentially the same.08:00
mdzit's something for live CD customizers to trip over, but we have documentation for them, and it's a minor use case compared to installing the system08:00
Mithrandiron the other hand, we're already fairly screwed if unionfs doesn't work.  This is just using more than one ro-fs.08:01
mdzinfinity: I think the bugs we'll encounter there, if any, will be shallow08:01
infinitymdz: The stacked unionfs thing is actually simpler in comparison, since we know exactly what the user will get after they click "install"08:01
Mithrandirit'll make custom addons absolutely trivial to make, though.08:01
infinitymdz: (I'll bet jbailey likes knowing exactly what users will have installed and in what state, too)08:01
mdzcustom addons are not a goal for dapper however08:01
MithrandirI made a 02_language_pack_nb.squashfs today, took about five minutes.08:01
Mithrandirso it'll make customising the live cd a lot easier08:02
mdzit's tempting, but we can't be tempted by unplanned features which involve adding complexity08:02
mdzespresso is risk enough as it is, but it's a risk we planned and evaluated well in advance08:02
mdzI like the idea, and it has a feeling of elegance to it, but it's something we should experiment with early in a 6-month release, not midway through development of a 5-year release08:03
janimoinfinity, any idea why xfdesktop4 is not in the archive yet even if it was build successfully 9-10 hours ago? other packs I uploaded well after it are in the archive.08:04
mdzs/6/18/ BYKWIM08:04
mdzjanimo: new binary perhaps?08:04
Mithrandirmdz: I see your point, yes.08:04
janimomdz, not AFAIK08:04
janimohmm08:04
janimomdz, but could be indeed08:05
mdzMithrandir: I don't expect you'll be reorganizing a lot of code in casper at this point, so the branch shouldn't be hard to merge later on08:05
Mithrandirmdz: nah, it'll be simple enough; I'm not worried about that.08:05
janimoI always forget to think NEW binary when things dont't show up08:06
mdzso there's no rush08:06
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sivangogra: what was so wrong with g-m-s ??08:07
ograsivang, what is g-m-s ?08:08
sistpotybtw.: is there any ETA when requested syncs will be progressed again? I'm a little bit tempted to manually upload a sync (with the version just right below the actual synced version)08:08
Burgworksivang, it lead people to royally screw things up08:08
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janimomdz, not new binary, but not the same either.08:08
janimobinary name is same, source is different from hoary/breezy but same as in warty08:08
janimomaybe this confused LP08:09
janimoxfdesktop4 vs xfdesktop08:09
mdzjanimo: "new" means "wasn't built by the version of this source package in the archive"08:09
mdz(not really, but that's close enough)08:09
mdzit doesn't matter if it built it back in warty08:10
mdzsomeone should get mail about it, though08:10
mdzeither infinity or you08:10
janimowell so far I only got mail if NEW source08:10
janimonever for binaries08:10
janimomdz, http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/x/xfdesktop4/08:12
mdzjanimo: yes, that was the case with katie08:12
janimoneither souce nor binary seem NEW, they were in warty. or I really don;t understand NEW08:12
mdzsee above08:12
janimoso every new version08:12
janimoof source make binary NEW?I did not know that08:13
mdzif the package builds binary foo08:13
mdzthen stops building it for a year08:13
mdzthen builds it again08:13
mdzit's new08:13
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janimoaha 'a year' that's the key word08:13
mdzyou said warty08:13
janimoyes, but you did not say anything about time :)08:13
janimopassing and being taken into account08:14
mdzeven if it's a week, I expect it would be new08:14
mdzas soon as the binary goes away08:14
mdzif there is no binary foo in dapper, and you start building foo in dapper, that's new08:14
ograjanimo, are you sure the binary was called xfdesktop4 not just xfdesktop in warty ? 08:14
janimoah so it's purged from the archive. I thought if it's on the web it;s there08:14
janimoogra, see link above, it's the same debian package08:14
janimoonly since hoary did we go with a different one which changed the source pkg name08:15
ograah, yes, i see08:15
Kamionmdz: belatedly, the customisation case was the main one I was worried about, but if you don't think that's a big deal then fair enough. I can easily generate the set-difference of desktop and desktop+live using germinate and stick it on the CD somewhere; any suggestions for how that could be done in a way obvious to customisers?08:16
janimoI see now too. I was confused since it's at http://a.u.c I thought it;s in the archive NOW08:16
Kamionjanimo: NEW <= "name of entity you just uploaded is not in the override file"08:17
Kamion... for this release08:17
janimoKamion, I don't know what the override file is but I am convinced now :)08:17
Kamionthe override file is the list of source+binary packages the archive knows about for a given release08:17
janimoI wish LP showed what's in new ...08:17
Kamionthere's one per component actually, but never mind that08:17
janimoand mailed me for binary NEW08:18
infinityIt doesn't currently mail anyone about binary NEW.  That's yet to be written, AFAIK.08:18
Kamionmdz: (taking into account that espresso needs to figure out how to subtract language-{pack,support}-* and dependencies from that set-difference)08:18
tsenginfinity: did you get my mess of messages early, or should i clean the up as an email?08:19
infinitytseng: I got it.  We're working on a bit of a soyuz oops where the njb-sharp powerpc upload mysteriously took a dive, then we should be back on track.08:20
tsenginfinity: great, thanks alot08:20
infinitytseng: Thank Kinnison when he rescues njb-sharp. :)08:21
mdzKamion: I really don't think that customization is the main case, and it's easily accounted for in a simple and documentable (though unintuitive) way08:22
mdzKamion: we could even generate the list during the livefs build process08:23
mdzrather than calculating it08:23
mdzto ensure that it matches what was actually installed08:23
mdzwe could seed the language stuff seprately if that's problematic08:23
KamionI thought that's what I meant ...08:23
Kamionoh, I guess, germinate != livefs-build, fair enough08:24
mdzKamion: I was suggesting recording package installation rather than calculating set differences08:24
mdzbut either way works08:24
KamionI'm concerned about reworking the language stuff at this point, for pretty much the same reason you're concerned about unionfs08:24
mdzso long as they're in sync08:24
mdzhow does it work now?08:24
Kamionit's infrastructure and there are lots of complex warts in there that basically work now08:24
Kamionluck and judgement08:25
mdzI'm serious08:25
Kamionyeah, just trying to figure out where to start08:25
Kamionactually, I guess it isn't too bad for the live seed - the ship seed is the difficult case08:25
ograKamion, am i assumin right that the next livefs builds will wait for the two uploads you just did ? 08:26
mdzif it's that big a deal, we can ditch langpacks from the live CD08:26
Kamionfor the live seed they just end up as dependencies of ubuntu-live08:26
Kamionwe generally only have language-pack-en there anyway, but I don't want to remove that and then have to reinstall it08:26
Kamionand I think we do need to keep language-*-en on the live CD08:27
Kamionpowerpc has some more language packs; again they're handled by *-meta08:27
Kamionso yeah, I take it back, it isn't too complicated to rework, but would need coordination between seeds and live CD build script08:27
KamionI'll chat with infinity about it when he's next awake08:28
infinityKamion: Mail me about it, I have a date with livecd.sh coming up anyway.08:28
Kamion'k, will do08:28
janimodo you know when main promotions will be doable?08:29
sivangBurgwork: I see, so the new approach assumes the multimedia system works flawlessly out of the box, okay, I can understand that better.08:29
mdzthey're already doable08:29
Kamionthey're doable but need great care without anastacia08:29
sivangogra: gnome-multimedia-selector08:29
mdzthough the dependency checks aren't done automatically yet08:29
ograsivang, dont know that ... is that another name for gstreamer-properties ?08:30
sivangogra: apparently yes, when I run g-p I get the multimedia system selector :)08:30
ograKamion, gah, obvously the last build of install CDs is borked ... libgl1-mesa is broken08:31
tseng  * Migrate to my own style of packaging.08:31
Kamionogra: syslog again?08:31
tsengKeybuk++08:31
ograthats in the ltsp chroot building ... but i suspect it will happen in normal X installs as well ...08:32
Keybuktseng: wrong trab?08:33
Keybukuh, tab08:33
janimoso is it better to wait for anastacia in order to promote the xfce lot?08:33
tsengKeybuk: i was enjoying your changlog ^08:33
Keybukn-m one?08:33
tsengyeah i wasnt digging the bzr patch thing08:33
ograKamion, weird errormessage ... "short read in buffer_copy (backend dpkg-deb during './usr/lib/dri/trident_dri.so')08:34
ograKamion, i'll let it finish to see if it also happens in the normal X install and have a syslog then08:34
ogra(ltsp client builder isnt logged)08:34
Kamionogra: that smells of a CD build error08:35
Kamioner, burn error08:35
Kamionor possibly out of disk08:35
ogramight be related to the multiple rsync breakages i had08:35
ogranope, it has a free 10Gig partition 08:35
ogralet me try i386 ... thats amd64 ...08:35
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Keybuktseng: I've been trying to use bzr here, but haven't got on with it yet08:36
Keybukit's doo tricky to flip between patches08:36
ograKamion, mjg59 did a mesa upload to add xgl support to it between the two builds08:36
tsengthe beagle maintainer had it all split out into like 10 tla archives08:37
tsengit was so hard to use08:37
KamionI doubt any normal upload could trigger that error08:37
ograi suspect its package breakage ... but lets see, i386 started ...08:37
Kamionyou would have to be building the filesystem tarball in the deb by hand, or else assume a serious buildd glitch08:37
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Keybuktseng: in theory I have a bzr archive for each patch there, but I have a bad habit of just editing the last one in the list and then trying to make the patch properly after :)08:38
infinityogra: If you suspect it's a broken package, download it from the archive and "dpkg -i" it by hand.08:38
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infinityogra: I suspect if it was a broken package, mesa would already have a few bugs filed on it, and there'd be posts to ubuntu-users to the effect of "OMG, DAPPER IS BROKEN!!111ONE"08:39
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Kamionhas anyone tested current amd64 and powerpc install CDs08:43
Kamion(Ubuntu)?08:43
Keybuknot today's, no08:43
Keybukdownloading isos on someone else's bandwidth seems cheeky :)08:44
ograKeybuk, that'd be "last hours" rather08:44
Kamionyes, I do mean very current08:45
ograKamion, i'll grab them if i'm through with edubuntu08:46
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ograinfinity, Kamion seems youre right ... mesa is fine on i38608:49
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infinityogra: Being fine on i386 doesn't mean the amd64 package isn't broken.  Please download it from the archive and try installing it to a chroot.  It is is broken, we need to rebuild it.08:53
ograinfinity, given that my amd64 currently installs a i386 iso i cant ...08:54
ograbut will do tat later08:54
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zygahi, could someone suggest any gtk+ debugger similar to ddd? I googled but I don't believe there is none09:03
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Keybukzyga: the one built in to anjuta?09:06
zygaKeybuk: thanks, worth a try09:06
zygabut I preffer stand-alone stuff, vim is my ide09:06
Keybukif you like vim, surely gdb itself is enough? :)09:07
KeybukI keep trying to ween myself off emacs and gdb to something like anjuta, or even just use emacs's internal gdb modes, but never have any luck09:07
zygaKeybuk: I always use 'bare' gdb but this time I need to go thru lots of data at runtime and I remeber a co-worker using a qt-based visual debugger - I kind of a liked that09:08
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KeybukI tried a KDE IDE once ... I didn't get along with that either09:09
Keybukyou know what I really really really really want?09:09
KeybukThe old Borland IDE, but done GTK+ style09:09
Keybukthe one that kept well out of your way until you needed it09:09
zygaKeybuk: arrrr... you speak well mate09:11
zygarhide 09:11
ograpide is a cool vim based IDE09:11
zygawith nice breakpoints and usefull text gui09:11
ogra(we should consider it as idle replacement once)09:12
zygaogra: :-) checking!09:12
zygano package :/09:12
Keybukat some point I might do it as a project, but not today09:12
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zygaogra: is pide non-english based?09:14
zygaogra: I cannot find any homepage that I'd understand09:14
ogradunno, i never looked for webpages, i just installed it from universe ;)09:15
zygaogra: hum? there is no such package09:16
ograin dapper09:16
zygayes in dapper 09:16
ograerr, sorry09:17
ograits called pida09:17
zygaaaah :)09:17
zygathat's more like it :)09:17
ograits a while ago that i tested it ... but was very convincing09:18
zygalooks nice09:18
ograyup ... the gazpacho interface isnt done yet, but it integrates nicely with a python execution environment and the debugger09:19
ograand you can use vim :)09:19
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zygaI'm trying to run the debugger from there09:21
jbaileyKeybuk: Y'know, when I thought of "old Borland IDE", my first though was Turbo Pascal... ;)09:21
zygapastebin interface! :)09:21
ogra:)09:22
zygajbailey: that's how many people touched programming, including me :-)09:22
zygaogra: integrated python shell! :)09:22
Keybukjbailey: indeed, or Delphi09:22
jbaileyzyga: It wasn't my first contact with programming, but it was my first IDE.09:22
zygaI'm younger probably09:22
jbaileyElectric Pencil can only take you so far. =)09:22
zygahehe09:23
cfkwhat is the rsync for daily-dapper-server?09:23
cfkand whos idea was it to make the filename the same as.. not-server ?09:24
jbaileymdz: Around?09:26
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mdzjbailey: yes09:27
jbaileymdz: The old debbugs imports into bugzilla got openned as separate tasks.  When the Ubuntu tasks get closed, the debian tasks stay open and it causes the bug to still show up in subscription lists.  Can we consider asking the Launchpad folks to just delete the old Debian tasks until they get synchronisation working again?09:29
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mdzjbailey: I've talked with kiko about this09:29
mdzjbailey: let's ->#launchpad09:29
sivangokay, what package should I file a bug with gnome events sounds not working against?09:31
LaserJockwho would I need to talk to to get a package moved from multiverse to universe?09:31
sivang(I've exhusted all possibilities, I think)09:31
zygasivang: ask seb128 in -desktop probably09:33
sivangzyga: he's not here, keep it for monday probably :)09:33
zygaah :)09:34
sivangzyga: do you happen to know how the gnome "desktop" plays it's event sounds, that is, which tool it uses to do so ?09:34
ogragah where is keybuk ...09:35
zygasivang: probably builtin api 09:35
ogragrmpf 09:35
zyga(like: no external binary to play sounds)09:35
sivangyes, I understodo the first time :)09:35
ograKamion, apart from ltsp being totally broken on the current install, edubuntu itself installs fine :(09:36
ograi386 that is09:36
ograbut the system insists that no package named ldm exists ... grmpf09:37
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ograinfinity, mesa is fine in the chroot ...09:59
ogra(amd64)09:59
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jdongis it true that Metacity will have a compositing manager built in?10:11
tsengits an option10:11
tsengthat doesnt mean it will ship like that10:11
jdongtseng: interesting... will we opt for it?10:12
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KyralNice job with the Installer guys10:12
tsengwe dont have compositing on by default in X, either10:12
tsengjdong: i doubt it, ask seb128 10:12
jdongtseng/seb128: will our metacity have the gconf option for compositing?10:12
tsengwho said anything about gconf10:12
tsengi am talking about build time10:12
jdongtseng: http://www.gnome.org/~davyd/gnome-2-14/images/compositing-manager-large.png10:13
jdongI don't expect composite features to be enabled by default10:13
tsengyes I have seen this page10:13
jdongjust wondering if our metacity will have support for it10:13
tsengsigh10:13
ograits a build option patch ...10:13
tsengif you dont compile it in10:13
tsengit doesnt matter if it is enabled or whatnot by default, its just not there.10:13
tsengis what im trying to get across10:13
tsengi dont expect we will do this10:14
jdongok; does applying the composite patch do anything negative to non-composite operation?10:14
tseng"introduces untested code late in the cycle"10:14
tsengat the very least10:14
ograyay10:14
ograand live with it for 3 years :)10:15
tsengcompositing will mostly pan out in dapper+1, we are on the tip of the iceberg10:15
tsengthere are no solutions that are ready for dapper10:15
jdongok, understood10:16
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seb128jdong: depending of upstream, dapper is supposed to be stable and will be, so no new bugged crack by default, there is no point to that10:16
KamionKyral: which one? :-)10:16
jdongalright, understood; I'll stop bugging you guys now10:17
KamionKinnison: any idea what's happened to espresso builds for !i386? i386's built, everything else is needs-build ...10:17
ograKamion, see #c 10:17
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ograKamion, seems to be a serious problem currently ...10:18
Kamionwell, it's not immediately clear it's all the same issue10:18
ogranope ...10:18
ograbut likely that its related 10:19
ograi'd really like to get this ltsp fix into flight4 ... else ltsp will be unusable ...10:19
jordiseb128: what did I do this time?10:21
KyralKamion: Espresso10:21
KyralKamion: I dl'd a daily build and loaded it in VMWare10:22
seb128jordi: that was from chpe, you ship the bugged adblock with epiphany to Debian10:22
jordiI know. :)10:23
seb128jordi: I said to not ship it and now upstream is bugged because of you10:23
jordinext upload disables it10:23
jordidamn10:23
KamionKyral: excellent, glad you like it10:23
KyralKamion: you want me to put the console dump someplace?10:23
Kamionstill a lot to go in, but it's starting to come together10:23
seb128jordi: there is nothing to win to bother upstream :)10:23
KyralYah, can I make a few suggestions?10:23
KamionKyral: sure - it does witter a bit, chiefly in partman10:23
KamionKyral: preferably in bug reports10:23
Kyralkk10:24
jordiseb128: was he very pissed?10:24
Kamioncertainly what we have now is by no means final or untouchable10:24
KyralI know10:24
Kamionin fact it's more "we need to get something out there ASAP"10:24
seb128jordi: I don't think so, just a bit surprised that Debian ship it :)10:24
jordinod10:24
KyralJust what jumped out at me was there is no way to it 'cept via CLI10:24
jordiI've wanted to upload a fix for this for months10:24
jordisigh10:24
KamionKyral: that's fixed10:24
Kamioncurrent dailies have a link on the desktop10:25
seb128jordi: 10:25
seb128<chpe^2>        jordim packages adblock for 1.8??10:25
jordiI'm seriously swamped10:25
Kamion(per the specification)10:25
KyralKamion: Okay I'll download a new daily10:25
seb128<chpe^2>        seb128: next time you'll meet him, give him a good paddling :P10:25
seb128jordi: that's all :)10:25
jordiX)10:25
KamionKyral: might want to apt-get upgrade a daily before running espresso, there are fixes I'm trying to get in10:25
Kamionbut the Launchpad buildds hate me today so it's delayed10:25
KyralKamion: like the Kernel bug?10:25
Kamionnah, espresso 0.99.1410:26
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Kamionyou'll get an unbootable system otherwise if you use the autopartitioner10:26
Kyralah10:26
Kamion(hosed /etc/fstab => hosed /boot/grub/menu.lst)10:27
Kyralyah I know10:27
KyralI was referring to he bug hitting both Dapper and Sid10:27
ograKamion, postpone to monday ?10:27
Kamionno idea what that is10:27
KyralLemme snag the LP bug10:27
Kamionogra: not if I don't have to; feel free to mail me any outstanding issues on your side and I'll make sure they get resolved10:27
ograKamion, i'll do the install image tests for ubuntu as well ... 10:27
Kamionthanks, I can only do i386 at the moment10:28
ograbut i'd really like t see the ltsp fix in ... and it doesnt look like that will happen today10:28
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Kamionogra: have you managed a source upload of it?10:29
Kamioni.e. are you just waiting for binaries, or is the source upload broken too?10:29
ograKamion, nope, that was the weird reject error i spoke about10:29
ograin #c10:29
Kamioncould you put the upload somewhere so I can try reuploading it?10:29
ograyup10:29
ogrado you have dirct access to drescher ?10:30
Kamionyes10:30
Kamionwhat version of ltsp?10:31
ogra0.7510:31
ograjust poshing it to rookery ...10:31
ogra*pushing10:31
Kamionwhile I realise this is a cop-out, have you tried just uploading again?10:31
ograhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/10:32
ogranope, i'll do ...10:32
Kamionplease10:32
jordiseb128:    #352850: Epiphany crashes when closing10:32
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jordiseb128: this sounds like it too, right?10:32
wickersquestion: how much of novell's code will ubuntu be using? with their changes to gnome, xgl, compiz?10:33
seb128jordi: there is a combinaison of firefox and epiphany fixes, I don't think we should fix it while we build with mozilla but ask to chpe10:33
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seb128wickers: you want to join #ubuntu-xgl, and most of the xgl stuff are already to dapper universe10:34
jordiseb128: I mean, if those "crwash when exiting" is caused by adblock.10:34
wickersyeah, but i'm mostly intersted in novell's changed to gnome10:34
seb128wickers: we will not use them by default for dapper though (too young, dependant of good videos performances, driver, etc)10:34
jordiI was under the impression it is. Do you know if it's a different bug?10:34
seb128jordi: there was one of those yeah, but dunno if that changelog entry is the same one10:34
wickersThey have done a lot of work in useability with NLD10's gnome interface...10:35
seb128there may had been different crashes on exit10:35
jordiI only started to see them with adblock tho10:35
sivangseb128: has people reported they don't have gnome events sounds? pitti told me to ditch polypaudio and I did so, I also used gst-properties to set everythignt to ALSA. I gett _all_ other sounds. What else can I do to have the login sound and other events back? (when running gnome-sound-properties I get '/usr/bin/esd' not found on the terminal)10:35
seb128wickers: like the panel applet? is there any code public yey?10:35
Kamionogra: it worked this time10:35
ograno mail yet ...10:35
seb128sivang: install esound10:35
KamionListing ubuntu/dapper (ACCEPTED) 1/210:35
Kamion---------|----|----------------------|----------------------|---------------10:35
ograKamion, YAY 10:35
wickersseb128, they say that they hope gnome developers use their code.10:35
Kamion    3184 | S- | ltsp                 | 0.75                 | 40 seconds10:35
Kamion         | ltsp/0.75 Component: main Section: misc10:35
wickersso I suspect it's open10:35
ograjust got it10:35
Kamion---------|----|----------------------|----------------------|---------------10:35
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seb128wickers: yeah, but just not now, it's too early for that, I'm not sure there is any code public yet10:36
seb128wickers: withing 6 months maybe10:36
wickersmm10:36
Kyralfinally found the bug10:36
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Kyralhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/3134710:36
Ubugtumalone bug 31347 in ubuntu-docs "2.6.15-15.21_i686 does not boot (depmod not found)" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  10:36
Kamionogra: https://launchpad.net/products/launchpad-upload-and-queue/+bug/3182010:39
Ubugtumalone bug 31820 in launchpad-upload-and-queue "mysterious exception during accept on ltsp 0.75" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  10:39
ograKamion, thanks 10:39
sivangseb128: thanks, pitti told me I do not need esd because dmix takes care of it now.10:39
seb128sivang: that's true but libgnome use esound for sound events, so you need esound for those10:40
seb128if you don't need sound events, you don't need esound10:40
sivangseb128: thank you very very much. also, for explaining this.10:41
seb128np10:41
sivang:)10:41
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ograseb128, i still wonder if its really that hard to change it to gstreamer 10:42
seb128ogra: depending of "that hard", probably some hundreds of line of code, like 1 week of work for somebody having some gst clue to get it working and tested10:43
ograwow, i wouldnt have guessed in hundrets10:44
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seb128ogra: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=38115&action=view10:45
seb128ogra: that's a first untested patch for libgnome for upstream10:46
seb128there is some libgnomeui and some g-c-c patching required too10:46
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sivangyeah, looks like quite some work 10:47
ograbut untested is untested 10:47
seb128yeah, imho that's not really hard task once you know what to change10:47
seb128and how to change it10:47
ograstill rather dapper+1 ...10:47
ograexecpt you know it in and out ...10:47
seb128probably10:47
seb128the patch is for gst0.8 anyway10:47
seb128so somebody needs to write a gst0.10 one10:47
seb128and get testing, debug, feedback, etc10:48
ograyup10:48
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seb128ogra: one other issue is that libgnome would Depends on gst ...10:49
ograis that bad ? we have it installed anyway ... are there usecases where people install libgnome standalone ?10:50
seb128as far as I'm concerned that's fine10:50
seb128but dunno about xfce guys by example10:51
ograyes ... even KDE depends on gst now10:51
ograat least in kubuntu :)10:51
seb128(not true for dapper)10:51
ograoh ? i thought they wanted 10:51
seb128(since they didn't port to gst0.10 yet and we moved gst0.8 to universe)10:51
ograah10:51
ograyeah, i remember ...10:52
ograwow, i wasnt aware that you end up with a complete gnome if you only apt-get install gdm on a clean chroot 10:56
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seb128ogra: you don't10:58
seb128ogra: do you install Recommends or what?10:58
ograseb128, i have this prob in ltsp clients currently ... one of the debian guys added x-display-manager as an alternative dependency to ltsp-client ... it pulls in gnome-session10:59
ografrom gdm depends:  gnome-session | xterm | x-window-manager | x-terminal-emulator11:00
ograit will take the first one available ...11:00
seb128right11:01
seb128but gnome-session is far to grab the whole GNOME11:01
ogratook me a while to find out why my thin client chroots had control-center and the like installed11:01
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ograand ldm got dropped from the edubuntu CD since gdm already provides x-display-manager ...11:02
ogracrazy bug ...11:02
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ograKinnison, on ltsp as well please 11:03
Kinnisonone at a time eh?11:03
ograyeah ....11:04
ograbut espresso and ltsp are flight 4 stuff ...11:04
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KinnisonI've just unstuck all the builders11:08
Kinnisonall but i386 were marked failed11:08
Kinnisonprobably internal network hiccough in the DC11:08
ograyup11:10
ograits a bad time for preparing a flight release ...11:10
ograbut looks like we're nearly done ...11:10
ograi had surely none yet that was this tricky to prepare ...11:11
KinnisonYes it's just unfortunate11:13
Kinnisonthis DC move has caused/exposed issues11:14
ograyup11:16
ograbut it puts extra pressure on elmo and Znarl as well ... thats sad ...11:17
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KinnisonThe buildd master should be able to recover from this situation11:17
KinnisonI've proposed a way to recover11:17
Kinnisonwe just need to code it11:17
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ograKinnison, you didnt reject bug 31822 ?11:21
Ubugtumalone bug 31822 in gnome-power-manager "Please restore suspend lid action" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3182211:21
KinnisonI didn't reject it because personally I don't agree with upstream's decision11:22
Kinnisonwe'll see what happens when I punt users at that bug in gnome11:22
Kinnisonif upstream stick by their decision then I'll reject the bug11:23
ograyup11:23
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BurgworkKinnison, as long as resume is fast from suspend, there is no reason why we shouldn't suspend all the time11:25
KinnisonBurgwork: there's a very good reason11:25
KinnisonBurgwork:  you may have a process which is actively talking to the network11:25
KinnisonBurgwork: suspending would fuck that up11:25
Kinnisonpersonally I never suspend on lid action11:25
Kinnisonbecause I think that's crackful11:25
Kinnisonbut hey :-)11:25
ograme too11:26
BurgworkKinnison, if you have a running process, why are you closing the lid?11:26
ograi want my mail to still be delivered11:26
KinnisonBurgwork: maybe I'm about to get up and walk from one room to another11:26
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KinnisonBurgwork: maybe I'm closing the lid so as to not be distracted while someone speaks to me11:27
KinnisonBurgwork: I can think of a bajillion reasons11:27
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Burgworkyes, but the most common I suspect is to carry it around11:27
Kinnisonindeed11:27
Kinnisonand I don't want to drop off irc while I move from room to room11:27
Burgworkand then you do want to suspend, as you are not using it11:27
Burgworkthat is a bug in the irc client, imho11:28
Kinnisonwhat? it's a bug in the irc client that you've disconnected it from the network so it can't talk?11:28
ograheh11:28
BurgworkKinnison, no, that it didn't come back from suspend11:28
Kinnisonthat's like saying "It's a bug in linux that it doesn't run updatedb while the computer is off"11:28
KinnisonBurgwork: TCP timeouts11:28
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Kinnisonyes11:29
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ograthanks for speeding up ltsp :)11:36
Kinnisony'welcome11:37
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typonaisedoes anybody know what happened to the debian/ubuntu-hardened project and where trulux and company hang out now?11:41
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