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dholbachGood night!12:24
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lemstoi got segmentation faul when i run "deal" 12:41
lemstoim using amd64 dapper12:41
lemsto(deal: bridge hand generator)12:42
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azeemlemsto: did you file a bug?12:43
Burglaptoplemsto: please report a bug on that. If you have a fix for it, #ubuntu-motu can help you fix the official package12:43
lemstook, i'll try toreport it12:43
lemstoto report*12:43
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SEJeffIf there was a very trivial bug to fix to change the default smb.conf that made samba much easier to use by default, would it be considered for dapper?04:20
infinitySEJeff: Are you referring to bug 32067?04:21
Ubugtumalone bug 32067 in samba "the security parameter must be set to share, not user, in smb.conf" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3206704:21
SEJeffinfinity, correct. I posted a comment to it04:21
SEJeffinfinity, I showed jeff fortin how to fix it04:22
infinityYes, I commented on it, too.04:22
infinityAnd "security=share" is not the right fix for this, trust me. :/04:22
infinityWhile people who know what it means are welcome to set it, it should definitely not be the default for every Samba installation.04:22
SEJeffI just read the comment. Well is there an "easy" way to make samba work for normal users?04:23
SEJeffThis took me all of a few minutes to figure out, but I've had 3 people ask me in the past few days04:23
infinity# smbapsswd -a $username04:24
sladenqemu booted casper from the cloop.  funky goodness04:24
SEJeffinfinity, So this bug should be filed against the package that creates the "Share Folder" dialog I'm guessing? And would you happen to know that package name?04:26
infinitySEJeff: Not sure, actually, but I can reassign the bug and look into it later.04:26
SEJeffthanks04:27
infinitySEJeff: I see two bugs here, really.  We need to give people UNIX/Samba account mappings by default (which I can look into, if I have time), and that little share box should probably allow you to specify WHO can see the share (right now, it's just open to anyone who has a valid samba account on the box)04:28
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SEJeffinfinity: So it gets pretty fine-grained into the ACL stuff. I don't guess thats dapper material this late in the development cycle04:29
zakamenoon devs :D04:29
infinityIt's not rocket science to make the share editor thingee also add "valid users = foo, bar, baz" to the config snippet it creates.04:29
LaserJockhi zace 04:30
infinityBut you're right, given lack of time and feature freeze in a week, it may not be a reality.04:30
LaserJockhi zakame I mean :-)04:30
zakamehey LaserJock 04:31
SEJeffthat is sad. Dapper is going to be amazing, I am using flight4 ATM, but it seems like I see the same samba questions over and over04:31
SEJeffinfinity: thanks again though04:31
infinityI'll see what I can do that's minimally disruptive but may help in this case.04:32
infinityJust having the share editor do an smbpasswd -a $user on behalf of the user that invoked it would probably be enough of a win here.04:33
SEJeffawesome04:37
infinityDon't say that until someone gets around to implementing it. :P04:37
infinityThe problem, in a nutshell, is that SMB users need to set a password independently of system users, because SMB clients send passwords as an MD4 hash.04:38
infinitySince you can't compare a hash to anything but a hash (yay), Samba needs to store SMB passwords as MD4 hashes as well, so they can't be in sync with the system passwords.04:38
SEJeffand 'nix is des,md5, or blowfish generally, that is no go. Right04:39
infinity(Well, they could be if we installed samba by default, and some PAM rules ot update the samba password with every update of the system password, but we don't really want samba installed on all machines)04:39
SEJeffno04:39
infinitySEJeff: Well, it has nothing to do with what UNIX hashes we use, but that you can't unhash the hash the client sent. :)04:39
infinityTypically, other clients (POP, IMAP, SSH, whatever), send the password in clear-text, which we can then hash to compare to your hashed password.04:39
SEJeffinfinity: right. I understand cryptology04:40
infinityCheck.  The long and short of it is that the whole thing sucks cause we have n ochoice but to maintain two password databases.04:40
infinityWhich means that doing the "smbpasswd -a" thing in the share creation dialog would be fine, but it would require asking you to set a password for UserX at the same time.04:40
infinityHopefully, that can be done with minimal effort, and minimal confusion to the user.04:41
bmontykerberos solves the password hash issue04:41
infinityYes, putting your clients in an Active Directory domain fixes a lot of this, but that's not really a practical solution for the little home network where you want to share something with your brother for 2 minutes, either. :)04:42
SEJeffisn't kerberos a bit overkill for simple filesharing between a few hosts on a lan?04:42
SEJeffinfinity, exactly04:42
bmontyit is probaly overkill for a 2 minute temporary share, but if you are running a home network, I think it makes sense04:44
bmontyit has benefits with other services besides only samba04:44
SEJeffbmonty, sso is great for daemons that support it, but are don't they have to be compiled with kerberos support?04:45
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bmontySEJeff: yes, the daemon has to be kerberized04:46
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bmontysome packages need a recompile, but some have kerberos versions in the archive04:47
SEJeffbmonty: which makes it nontrivial for an average consumer.04:48
bmontySEJeff: agreed04:49
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akkHi -- I'm having a problem with the orinoco driver, trying to figure out how to get the source package on breezy06:26
akkbut I can't seem to figure out which package it's in.06:26
akkWould anyone be willing to help me find the source (or, even better, help me analyze a wifi driver problem)?06:27
sladenakk: you probably want #ubuntu-users .   The orinoco source will be in the linux- package06:30
akksladen: Thanks, I'll go there. Someone over in #ubuntu-women suggested coming here first.06:31
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sladenakk: source apt-get install linux-source06:32
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zakameafternoon all07:13
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mptyum07:44
jsgotangcoBurglaptop, ?07:50
jsgotangcoohh07:51
Burglaptopjsgotangco: Naaman basically asked for the source to Malone, in a package in Ubuntu/Debian07:53
jsgotangcoyeah i read it07:53
ajmitchBurglaptop: well there's still a few days until feature freeze if one of the launchpad guys want to package it for universe 07:54
Burglaptopajmitch: has malone even be released under a free license?07:54
ajmitchnope07:54
ajmitchso th07:54
ajmitchso the likelihood of seeing a package is slim07:55
Burglaptopunhooked malone from teh rest of LP to make it useful standalone would be a big job07:55
ajmitchit's probably quite dependant on a lot of other lp functionality, too 07:55
ajmitchI doubt it's meant to be separated07:55
Burglaptopthe effort I would honestly have rather spent on UI at this point07:56
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mptBurglaptop, to a very great extent the people who could improve the UI would be very little use in separating it, and vice versa08:21
mptseparating out Malone, I mean08:21
Burglaptopmpt: true08:22
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dholbachgood morning08:27
Burglaptopmorning dholbach08:27
dholbachhey Burglaptop08:28
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joustongood afternoon. :D08:42
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tepsipakkiHi! Still no news about when the next CC meeting is held?09:32
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JaneWfabbione: ping11:02
JaneWfabbione: is this your bug? https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/vnc/+bug/3129611:03
Ubugtumalone bug 31296 in vnc vncserver "vncserver isn't installable" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  11:03
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fabbioneJaneW: unlikely.. but i am checking11:03
fabbioneJaneW: no, it's not mine but i can fix it11:04
JaneWfabbione: who's should it be?11:05
mvoJaneW: are you doing bug triage now :) ?11:05
fabbioneno idea...11:05
fabbionedoesn't matter...11:05
fabbionei will fix it11:05
JaneWfabbione/mvo: I have an e-mail asking about it11:05
JaneWmvo: heh sure in the spirit of bug day!11:06
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jsgotangconurse JaneW !11:06
JaneWoh god11:06
JaneWdamn you guys were NOT mean to have access to that11:06
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mvogo JaneW go 11:07
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dholbachJaneW: access to what?11:07
seb128Kamion: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/espresso/+subscribe ... you probably want to subscribe to that one :)11:07
JaneWdholbach: nm!11:07
Kamionseb128: heh, point11:07
dholbachJaneW: I do mind :)11:07
seb128Kamion: there is a bunch of espresso bugs and I've noticed you are not listed as bug contact11:07
JaneWjsgotangco: you are indeed sick! :P11:07
Kamionok, I'll grab them11:08
jsgotangcolol11:08
JaneWdholbach: get me drunk - I may show you ;P11:08
KamionI did wonder why it was so quiet11:08
dholbachJaneW: will do! :-)))11:08
mvohaha11:08
JaneWjsgotangco: this is why I don't want to be on planet...11:08
jsgotangcoJaneW, understandable lol....that's a good idea really...not being on planet11:09
dholbachJaneW: that'd bring the Ubuntu spirit to planet :-)11:10
jsgotangcoJaneW, i dunno you'll probably get stalked11:10
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JaneWdholbach: stalker!11:11
dholbachCome on! I'm not that bad, am I?11:11
pittiKeybuk: I wonder whether nm shouldn't ignore /etc/n/interfaces ethX cards which just declare 'inet dhcp' without any additional options?11:12
fabbioneJaneW: bug fixed..11:12
pittiKeybuk: then users will benefit from the cable plugin detection11:12
mjg59pitti: In theory that should be fine, but it leads to some confusion over dhclients right now11:12
Keybukmjg59: that should work ok ... I made sure dhcdbd uses the same pid and leases files as ifupdown11:12
JaneWfabbione: you are a STAR!11:13
Keybukso dhcdbd will happily kill one11:13
mjg59Keybuk: Oh, right. You didn't tell me :p11:13
Keybukmjg59: I didn't tell you what I had for breakfast either :p11:13
mjg59In that case, it sounds sensible11:13
HiddenWolfmvo: you are the libnotify guy right?11:13
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mjg59Yes, but I didn't tell you to have eggs for breakfast and then have you say "No, that's difficult" and then have eggs anyway11:13
HiddenWolfmjg59: compiz (gnome-kde) is stuck in new11:13
Keybukpitti: yeah, I've been vaguely considering .... it's just a matter of parsing the iftab and making sure it's just "auto, inet dhcp and no other options"11:13
mjg59HiddenWolf: Out of my hands11:13
Keybuk(obeying auto is important here)11:13
pittiright11:14
Keybukmjg59: I didn't say "No, that's difficult" I just said "that's difficult" :)11:14
mjg59Ha11:14
Keybukdoesn't mean I'm not going to try to do it anyway <g>11:14
mvoHiddenWolf: yes11:14
mjg59sladen: I think I might know what your sleep button problem is11:14
mjg59sladen: In the gnome keyboard shortcuts, what happens if you delete the sleep entry?11:14
HiddenWolfmvo: I'm having some positioning errors with the popups like raised by xchat-gnome and gconf. They appear on top of the panel, obscuring the workplace switcher.11:15
Keybukmy concern is that if you had two ethernet cards, both auto + dhcp, and then wondered why only one of them was working at any one time11:15
Keybukbut given dhcp usually implies "default route and dns" that it's such a rare setup11:15
HiddenWolfmvo: if a second popup gets triggered, both jump to the correct positions.11:15
mjr ,2511:15
mvoHiddenWolf: can you make a screenshot for me please?11:15
Keybukand "remove network manager" would be a fine answer to that11:15
KamionHiddenWolf: it was my weekend and I wasn't doing lots of work. quit nagging about NEW please?11:16
Keybuk(which is another reason to consider *not* seeding network-manager in -desktop, of course)11:16
Kamionand, I mean, oh dear, a whole 31 hours11:17
HiddenWolfKamion: I'm not nagging, nor pushing. I just noticed the wiki suggesting -gnome, found out it wasn't in the archive, and asked to see if I should update it.11:17
HiddenWolfKamion: I have nothing but respect for all devels present here, please don't take it out on me.11:17
Kamionusing words like "stuck" for a package that's been in the new queue less than two days really doesn't help11:18
KamionI'll process it and some other stuff after this publisher run has finished11:18
HiddenWolfKamion: if I had said stuck ... still, you would have a point. I did not mean to cause offense.11:20
Keybukinfinity: thanks11:22
infinityNP.11:22
HiddenWolfmvo: http://www.geocities.com/hiddenwolfsof/Screenshot.png to the bottom right. I can file a bug if you want.11:24
Kamion10:13 < HiddenWolf> mjg59: compiz (gnome-kde) is stuck in new11:24
Kamionanyway, fair enough, over11:24
HiddenWolfKamion: good morning. ;)11:25
Kamionheh11:25
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pittiKamion: hmm, espresso keeps wanting to format my home partition /dev/hdc3, although I didn't mention it in the device -> mountpoint assignment; shall I file a bug, or is that known?11:26
Kamionpitti: file a bug please; if you can include /var/log/installer/espresso plus the stderr output from espresso (probably in ~/.xsession-errors?) that'd help11:27
pittiyep, will do that11:27
KinnisonHiddenWolf: coffee... sounds good11:27
KamionI'm just working on a change now to make all stderr go to /var/log/installer/espresso11:27
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Kamioncompiz-gnome and compiz-kde will hit the archive at the next publishing run (so about an hour's time)11:30
RiddellKamion: are you incharge of all packages in NEW now?11:31
Riddellor just new binary packages?11:31
mvoHiddenWolf: yes please, assign it to me11:31
mvoHiddenWolf: and attach the screenshot11:31
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HiddenWolfmvo: roger11:31
KamionRiddell: I'm one of those who processes the NEW queue, both source and binary11:31
mvoHiddenWolf: thanks11:31
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RiddellKamion: e.g. Keep has been in NEW for a while, is someone processing packages like that?11:34
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fabbioneKeybuk: running sh -x /scripts/init-premount/udev that loads ide-generic11:35
Keybukfabbione: ok, which line?11:35
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fabbionecouldn't you ask for that before? :)11:36
Keybuktry stepping through that script line-by-line too11:36
fabbionefor the line i mean :)11:36
fabbioneok11:36
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HiddenWolfmvo: done.11:36
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fabbioneok.. text client too11:37
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jono_hey all11:39
jono_are there plans to still have two CDs or is just the live cd?11:39
Kamionwe'll still have two CDs11:40
Kamionthat way espresso doesn't have to be all things to all men11:40
jono_cool11:40
Kamion(which it won't be ...)11:40
HiddenWolfthree including server11:40
jono_but will expresso be considered the main cd?11:40
KamionHiddenWolf: a zillion including kubuntu and edubuntu11:40
Kamionserver is a different axis11:40
Kamionjono_: we *may* decide to only ship the live CD in shipit, depending on how well espresso turns out11:40
jono_right11:40
Kamionand at that point, yeah, it would be considered the main CD11:41
jono_is there a flight 4 for expresso ?11:41
Kamionyes11:41
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mjg59It's on the live CD11:41
Kamion(espresso, btw, note spelling)11:41
jono_oops11:41
Kamionhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2006-February/000050.html <- mentioned there :)11:41
jono_hmmm I just downloaded and run flight 4, and it did not boot into the GUI installer11:42
Kamiondid you use the live CD?11:43
KamionFlight 4 consists of two CDs per flavour11:43
Kamionthe live CD should start up with an "Install System Permanently" icon on the desktop11:43
jono_d'oh!11:43
Kinnisonpitti_espresso: ping?11:43
jono_I am an idiot11:43
jono_ignore me11:43
Kamionthe "*-install-*.iso" naming may be a little confusing now11:43
KamionI'm trying to put off having to deal with that11:44
KamionRiddell: keep accepted; we are a little behind on NEW, anything particularly urgent?11:44
Kamionit's not that stuff isn't being processed, I've just been prioritising work on existing packages over new packages in general11:44
pitti_espressoKinnison: pong11:47
RiddellKamion: great, thanks, that's the only important one for now11:47
pitti_espressoyay, espresso finished11:47
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pittiKinnison: re-pong, please speak to pitti, not pitti_espresso11:47
Kinnisonpitti: sorry11:48
Kinnisonpitti: Did you get my mail about hal and pmi?11:48
pittiKinnison: yes, I will take a look at it soon11:48
Kinnisonpitti: cool, thanks. I was having mail problems over the w/e and just wondered if that one had gotten lost11:49
KinnisonAnyone here have a sony laptop?11:49
Kinnisonideally running dapper11:49
jono_Kinnison, I do11:49
jono_Kinnison, I have two vaio's the little one and the big one11:49
Kinnisonjono_: can you do me a favour please and look in /proc/acpi/sony11:49
jono_neither run dapper atm11:49
jono_Kinnison, 11:49
jono_sure11:49
Kinnisonjono_: and tell me what youcan find out about the lcd brightness levels11:50
jono_brightenness contains 411:50
KamionBenC: did you notice the linux-source-2.6.15_2.6.15-16.22 powerpc build failure11:50
jono_and so does brightness_default11:50
Kamion?11:50
infinityKamion: He knows, the fix is in .2311:51
pittiKeybuk: NM works fine here, tested with my l-wlan-ng device and proper ethernet11:51
infinity(In git, upload pending, apparently)11:51
Kinnisonjono_: anything about how many levels there are ?11:51
mjg59Kinnison: It's a maximum of 8 on Sonys11:51
jono_Kinnison, nope, both files just contain the number 411:51
pittiKeybuk: however, I manually have to click into the (automatically detected) wireless network, it doesn't automatically connect to it; is that intended?11:52
Kinnisonmjg59: is that a known-fact?11:52
infinitymjg59: 0 through 7, like on IBM, 1 through 8, or 0 through 8?11:52
fabbioneKamion: yes he knows11:52
Kinnisoninfinity: afaict, it must be 0 through 811:52
Keybukpitti: I don't know, n-m does weird crap like that sometimes11:52
mjg59Kinnison: Yes11:52
mjg591-811:52
Keybukit doesn't switch to my wired network either if I plug the cable in11:52
Kinnisonmjg59: 1-8? sure?11:52
mjg59Kinnison: Yes11:52
pittiKeybuk: ISTR that it automatically connected to the hotel network in London11:52
Keybukbut does detect the cable11:52
mjg59Kinnison: See drivers/acpi/sony_acpi.c11:53
pittiKeybuk: hm, it automatically connects to the wired for me11:53
Keybukpitti: it *probably* means you've not introduced n-m to your wireless network at home yet11:53
RiddellKamion: could you move a few packages to main?11:53
Kinnisonmjg59: urgh, fecking sony11:53
Keybuknow you have, it probably will automatically connect11:53
KamionRiddell: go ahead11:53
mjg59Kinnison: ?11:53
Keybukpitti: could you main-review it for me today?11:53
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Kinnisonmjg59: Everyone else seems to have zero-thru-N11:53
RiddellKamion: librsync1 from librsync11:53
KamionRiddell: but nothing complicated please, I don't have anastacia11:53
pittiKeybuk: I didn't introduce it to the eth either, but I'll try11:53
pittiKeybuk: yes, will review it11:53
Kinnisonmjg59: gnome-power-manager can't set 100% brightness on sonys because hal reports 8 levels11:53
RiddellKamion: source package needs moved too11:53
Keybukpitti: I think it just cares about networks; it doesn't automatically join an unknown network11:53
mjg59Kinnison: Ah, and it doesn't fudge it. Ok.11:54
Riddellrdiff-backup (binary and source)11:54
Kinnisonmjg59: I'm trying to decide if it's a g-p-m bug, a hal bug or a drier bug11:54
Kinnisondriver even11:54
RiddellKamion: keep (binary and source)11:54
pittiKeybuk: 'cares about networks' => wireless networks?11:54
Keybukpitti: right11:54
RiddellKamion: and ksplash-engine-moodin (binary and source)11:54
mjg59Kinnison: The sensible plan is for me to push in my generic backlight class hack, so it appears under /sys/class/backlight and has a standard interface11:54
pittiKeybuk: ok, that could make sense, to not automatically leech from your neighbor's :)11:54
mjg59That might not happen in time for dapper, though11:54
KamionRiddell: what needs librsync1?11:54
RiddellKamion: keep11:55
infinitypitti: s/networks/named networks/ ... Wired networks are assume to be what you wanted, cause you plugged in.11:55
fabbioneKeybuk: this is the line: /sbin/udevplug -s -Bpci -Iclass=0x01* that loads both ide-generic and the via82cxxx. The latter too late :)11:55
KamionRiddell: librsync will need an inclusion report; coordinate with pitti11:55
RiddellKamion: rather rdiff-backup for keep11:55
fabbioneKeybuk: so what is next?11:55
Kinnisonmjg59: eta on that?11:55
RiddellKamion: that's been done11:55
Kamionoh, right, I see11:55
RiddellKamion: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/MainInclusionReportLibrsync11:55
Kamioncan't move keep until after this publisher run11:56
Keybukfabbione: kernel bug11:56
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fabbioneKeybuk: can you prove it?`11:57
Keybukfabbione: yup11:57
pittiKeybuk: yep, works fine11:57
RiddellKamion: right11:57
Keybukbecause via must have been loaded first for ide-generic to have been loaded <g>11:57
fabbioneKeybuk: than fix it. kthxbye11:57
Keybuknot my bug to fix11:57
pittiKeybuk: and it didn't yet crash my kernel, so I'll keep it around for a while11:57
Keybukit's a kernel bug11:57
Keybukit sounds like the via ide driver isn't claiming its devices11:57
fabbioneok brb from something more useful than this 20x10 session11:57
Keybukunless you have multiple IDE controllers in that thing?11:58
Keybuk(but you didn't mention that)11:58
fabbioneKeybuk: yes i do have several IDE controllers11:58
Keybukgee, thanks for mentioning it11:58
Keybukit's not like that's an important detail11:58
fabbioneyou didn't ask11:58
KamionRiddell: please seed keep11:58
fabbionebut none of the controllers use ide-generic11:59
fabbionei am sure about it :)11:59
fabbioneuse or need11:59
Keybukdude, will you please stop assuming something that doesn't work for you is a problem that affects everyone11:59
Keybukif you have a problem, it's likely something to do with your setup or configuration11:59
fabbionei didn't say that affects everyone.. ever11:59
Keybukso all the details about that are useful *up front*11:59
KamionRiddell: librsync1, rdiff-backup, ksplash-engine-moodin all promoted11:59
fabbioneKeybuk: i did ask you before what do you need to debug this problem, didn't I? 11:59
pittiRiddell: that sounds like it's time to review keep soon? :)12:00
fabbioneKeybuk: that means i might not be aware of all the details you need12:00
Keybukfabbione: yes, I need the machine sitting in front of me12:00
Keybukbut given that's impossible, the next best thing is to have someone helpfully testing for you12:00
pittiseb128: NM works pretty well for me, could you test it so far?12:00
Keybukand if that person doesn't give large pieces of information, like the basic spec of the machine, it's damned hard12:00
seb128pitti: I've tested it friday, works fine for me (ie: doesn't mess with my static eth config12:01
seb128s//)12:01
Kamionpitti: yes please12:01
Riddellpitti: erk, I'd forgotten that hadn't happened yet12:01
KamionRiddell: does keep build-depend on librsync-dev?12:01
pittiKeybuk: if you think that NM is still too crackful to be included into desktop, do you think it makes sense to ship it in main?12:01
pittiRiddell: I tried, but no packages in the archive to review :)12:01
Keybukpitti: I think it makes sense to provide support and security for it12:01
fabbioneKeybuk: ok don't worry. i will cope with it myself. clearly i am not helpful enough when i explicity ask for what information you need because i don't know what is useful.12:02
seb128pitti: what is "too crackful"?12:02
RiddellKamion: no, it install deps on rdiff-backup which will build-dep on librsync-dev12:02
seb128I think we should have it to "ship"12:02
KamionRiddell: ok, so librsync-dev will need to be promoted too12:02
pittiKeybuk: I feared that you would say that :) But you are right, it's just too good to be dropped at all12:02
seb128network-admin seems to be a pain for most of wireless users around12:02
RiddellKamion: confirming..12:02
Kamionright, fuck this, I'm going to port anastacia to look at Packages/Sources files12:02
pittiseb128: Keybuk still has issues with it AFAIUI12:02
Kamionthis is too hideously difficult12:02
seb128pitti: what kind of issue?12:02
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jono_all good so far12:02
RiddellKamion: yes, it needs librsync-dev12:03
Kamionjono_: should be, that's where I test it most of the time ;-)12:03
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KamionRiddell: ok, will promote after the publisher finishes12:03
seb128pitti: you are the one saying it's too crackful12:03
jono_Kamion, ahhh cool12:03
pittiseb128: no, I said that Scott said that it is :)12:03
Keybukseb128: no, he said I'd said that12:03
seb128pitti: so assume your opinion, don't bounce it back to somebody else :)12:03
jono_Kamion, so is the initrd boot problem fixed now ?12:03
Kamionjono_: which problem?12:03
jono_Kamion, previous flight cds have not been able to mount the root file system12:03
seb128pitti: ah, right, misread, sorry :)12:04
Keybukjono_: what was the bug# you filed?12:04
jono_I submitted a bug quite some time ago about it12:04
seb128Keybuk: too crackful for "ship"?12:04
jono_let me see if I can dig it out12:04
pittiseb128, Keybuk: so everyone in the distro team should at least install and test it12:04
Kamionjono_: if I'm divining your meaning correctly, that was an initramfs-tools bug only affecting the install CD12:04
Keybukseb128: did you bother to read my e-mail?12:04
seb128Keybuk: it would make wireless experience much better for 90% of wireless users imho12:04
Kamionjono_: and chiefly affecting vmware's SCSI driver12:04
Keybukseb128: the one where I said what problems there are with it, and then actually recommended it for at least ship12:04
Kamionjono_: that's been fixed12:04
Keybukseb128: not true12:04
Keybukit makes it better for about 30%12:04
Keybuk(from my own testing and feedback)12:04
seb128Keybuk: yeah (quickly I admit, it was on friday, going to read it again)12:04
Keybukthe other 70% get left with difficult-to-fix problems12:05
seb128hum12:05
jono_ahhh https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools/+bug/2718712:05
Ubugtumalone bug 27187 in initramfs-tools "failure with 2.6.15 on vmware 5.5 (scsi disk)" [Normal,Fix released]  12:05
Keybukwhere that 30% can be summed up as "people with ipw2100/2200"12:05
jono_looks like its been fixed :)12:05
seb128Keybuk: -desktop feedback seems that network-admin simply doesn't work for almost all wireless users around12:05
pittiKeybuk: or, now, linux-wlan-ng :-P12:05
jono_cool12:05
seb128we got people complainly loudly12:05
Keybukif n-m failed gracefully, I'd be happy12:05
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seb128if we don't ship n-m we will have to fix network-admin or rewrite parts of it :/12:05
Keybukbut it doesn't, it fails in evil ways12:06
j^wireless support in network-admin always was to crackful to ship12:06
seb128basically we are stucked to sucking wireless for dapper12:06
seb128network-admin doesn't fit12:06
seb128and network-manager is not ready12:06
Keybuk*shrug*12:06
Kamionjono_: yeah, both install CD and live CD work well for me in vmware at present; you do have to make sure you have a big enough virtual disk though (Mark tried with 1.5GB for install and 2.0GB for live and it blew up)12:06
Keybukit sucked in breezy, hoary and warty too12:06
Keybukso it's not a regressive suck12:06
seb128yeah, but dapper is supposed to rock :)12:06
Keybukno, dapper isn't12:07
Keybukdapper is supposed to be stable12:07
seb128I would like to have it shipped on the CD12:07
Mithrandirwouldn't a regressive suck be a blow?12:07
Keybukdapper is not supposed to be shiny12:07
seb128having your network working is not something shiny12:07
seb128it's functionnal12:07
jono_Kamion, ahhh cool12:07
pittiseb128: given that we can afford the space, ship is probably fine, just not desktop12:07
jono_Kamion, this is 4gb I think, so I just be fine12:07
Keybukseb128: you're starting to sound like Jeff12:07
jono_it just hung so I am trying again12:07
Keybuk"WE SHOULD HAVE THIS SHINY THING IN DAPPER!  I DON'T CARE THAT IT DOESN'T WORK!" :D12:07
j^Mithrandir i think thats an iverse suck12:07
seb128I don't care about shiny12:07
Kamionpitti: "given that we can afford the space" means "we can afford the space, so ..."12:08
seb128if you fix network-admin I'm fine with it too12:08
Keybukwhy me?12:08
Kamionpitti: I suspect you mean "if we can afford the space, ..."?12:08
seb128you beeing anybody who wants to :)12:08
pittiKamion: erm, right, thanks :)12:08
Keybukwe've not had any gadget to select wireless networks for the last three releases12:08
Keybukgoing another release without one installed by default isn't going to kill anybody12:08
seb128and lot of people complaining ...12:08
Keybukpeople complain.12:08
seb128sure, it's not12:08
pittiwe coudl add it to the release notes 12:08
seb128right, they do12:08
seb128but they may have a reason on that one :)12:09
pitti'If you feel lucky, install n-m and check out if it works' or so12:09
seb128pitti: I'm fine with shipping on the CD, it will make easy for medium-users to run it12:09
pittiseb128: and we should add an autostart .desktop file to it at least12:09
seb128it has one since friday12:10
pittioh?12:10
pittiseb128: I just installed the latest version, and I had to run nm-applet by hand12:10
Keybukyou did?12:10
Keybukit should autostart12:10
seb128somebody broke it since friday so12:10
Keybukif not, is seb128 bug12:10
seb128it's not running for me neither12:10
seb128it was yesterday12:10
Keybukseb128 bug!12:10
dholbachKeybug! :-p12:10
pittidpkg -L nm-applet |grep desktop12:11
pitti/usr/share/autostart/nm-applet.desktop12:11
pittihmmm12:11
Keybukfabbione: ok, that udev upload should fix your problem ... (though if it causes a 1,000 new bugs, I'm going to revert it <g>)12:11
pittiseb128: ah, wait, .autostart only becomes active at login, right? I didn't restart my session12:11
seb128ccorrect12:12
seb128correct12:12
pittithat explains it12:12
=== pitti became so used to the inotify goodness that he never ever restarts his session after package installation
jono_can I make a small suggestion - may be wise when espresso is running, to dim the background and make the desktop inactive12:13
Keybukhmm, there's a good wishlist :)  if new .desktop are added to autostart, gnome should start them! :p12:13
jono_just like when you log out, the desktop dims12:13
pittijono_: but you might want to play tetris or use IRC whiile installing12:13
Mithrandirjono_: that'll make using a web browser to resolve issues, etc hard.12:13
jono_pitti, ahhh not a bad point12:13
jono_in fact, a glorius point :)12:13
jono_I can be online and on the web while installing, cool12:14
pittiyes, for online support12:14
jono_:)12:14
pittialthough I consider playing tetris a much more important feature :P12:14
jono_heh12:15
KeybukI didn't realise we shipped tetris?12:15
pittiKeybuk: GNOMEtris12:15
=== HiddenWolf installs
Keybukah yes12:15
MithrandirKeybuk: if not, you can just install it.12:16
fabbioneKeybuk: i just checked. of the 4 controllers SATA/IDE/RAID i have on board, all of them are catched by specific drivers. (according to modules.pcimap and kernel code)12:16
Keybukseb128: want a poppler/document-viewer bug?12:16
seb128sure12:16
Keybukfabbione: yeah, but loading those caused ide-generic to get loaded, and claim the remaining devices <g>12:16
MithrandirI mean, if we had dualhead being autoconfigured, I could be playing full-screen wesnoth on one page while installing on the other.  Killer feature!12:16
Keybukfabbione: I've removed that rule, try the new udev when it builds12:16
fabbioneKeybuk: ok12:16
seb128pitti, slomo_: bug #31998 ... who maintains dbus now?12:16
Ubugtumalone bug 31998 in dbus "session dbus started twice" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3199812:16
fabbionei could have tested it without you uploading :)12:17
Keybukseb128: I just got a .PDF which looks like a fill-in-the-blanks form thing, and all the blanks are blank12:17
Keybukthe Google .html converter shows that there are actually values there 12:17
seb128Keybuk: we already have a bug about that12:17
Keybukok12:17
Lathiatmjg59: any chaance to try that synaptics package?12:17
pittiseb128: the last person who asked :)12:17
seb128pitti: :p12:17
Keybukdbus sounds like a pitti package to me :)12:18
pittiseb128: I can take a look at it, but not anytime soon; I need to do a ton of security stuff still12:18
pittiKeybuk: I love you, too12:18
seb128Keybuk: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=478812:18
Ubugtufreedesktop bug 4788 in general "incorrect rendering of layered(?) PDF" [Normal,New]  12:18
pittiNO, I WON'T FIX POPPLER12:18
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seb128pitti: come on, you like it :)12:18
Lathiathow many bug systems does ubugtu speak12:19
pittiseb128: If I liked it, I would do crackful things like porting xpdf to it, or so12:19
mjg59Lathiat: Not as yet - shortly12:19
jono_Kamion, good work, all worked well here :)12:19
Kamiongreat, good to hear12:19
seb128pitti: right, somebody would really need to be found of it to do such stuff ;)12:19
Kamionobviously lots of missing features as yet12:20
Lathiatmjg59: cheers12:20
Kamionand the advanced partitioner's horrible12:20
jono_Kamion, sure, only problem I have is that the max res in x is 1024x76812:20
jono_and my normal res is 1280x80012:20
jono_other than that, it all works seamlessly12:20
Kamionxresprobe doesn't work properly in vmware12:20
Mithrandirjono_: what arch?12:20
Kamionsince vmware doesn't return EDID data12:21
pittidoes espresso generally not install grub, or didn't it just work for me?12:21
Mithrandirah, vmware.12:21
Mithrandiryou lose, then.12:21
Kamionwe may have to special-case that somehow; I looked at it briefly end of last week, but it's hard12:21
mjg59I'm surprised vmware doesn't return EDID12:21
Kamionpitti: it's meant to, but at the moment it's problematic and requires working network access in the chroot12:21
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Kamionso basically it sometimes works12:21
LathiatPackage: gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly-multiverse12:22
LathiatSection: universe/libs12:22
Lathiat:)12:22
Kamionwhen you combine this with error reporting not working properly at that stage ... I'll fix that part at least I hope12:22
Lathiati figure that needs some munging?12:22
infinityKeybuk: Aladdin?  You're stretching now, aren't you?12:22
jono_Mithrandir, x8612:22
jono_ph right12:23
Keybukinfinity: had the Lion King before12:24
infinityI'm glad I missed that one.12:24
Lathiathrm12:27
Lathiattheres some crap that gets spewed if yoru filesystem is remounted ro before a fsck12:27
Lathiatbut it went past i cant see it now12:27
Keybukand I started with Buffy12:27
Lathiatwas udner loading manual drivers some python spat error12:27
Keybukseb128: oh, and Monospace Bold is still dancing12:28
Lathiathow can i make it mount ro before fsck to test that ?12:28
Lathiatcan i mark the fs dirty or something?12:28
seb128Keybuk: "dancing"?12:28
Keybukseb128: changing all the time, hang on, will try and screenshot it12:28
pittiKeybuk: oh, do you really need the 'deny' policy for the 'default' context in the dbus policy? I thought it's restrictive by default anyway?12:29
Keybukpitti: no idea12:29
Keybukpitti: I don't know dbus12:29
pitti+       <policy group="plugdev">12:29
pitti+               <allow own="org.freedesktop.NetworkManager"/>12:29
pittithat looks a bit scary12:29
Robot101hm, thats weird12:30
pittiit shoudl only be owned by root, just for safety12:30
Keybukfeel free to change dbus policy to be sane12:30
pittiok12:30
pittioh, and thanks for restoring the patch system12:31
pittiremoving an existing patch system was a really weird thing12:31
Lathiatcan we get rid of that ugly nautilus on the gnome splash screen? :)12:31
mjg59Kinnison: Any chance you could try sdhci against your sd reader at some stage?12:32
tepsipakkiLathiat: where did you see the gstreamer...-ugly?12:33
Kinnisonmjg59: I'd need an SD card :-(12:33
Kinnisonmjg59: but I can try loading it12:33
Lathiattepsipakki: its a package in dapper, just pointing out that the multiverse package is in fact in universe12:33
tepsipakkiLathiat: ah, -ugly, not -bad12:34
mjg59Kinnison: Load sdhci, and then do echo -n "vendor device" >/sys/bus/pci/drivers/sdhci/new_id12:34
mjg59(This may confuse things, so you probably want to make sure everything is saved)12:35
Kinnisonin lspci -n, vendor/device is the two four digit hex numbers colon separated yes?12:35
mjg59Yes12:35
mjg59Oh, hang on12:35
mjg59In scanf, does %x mean "interpret as hex" or "must have leading 0x"?12:36
Kinnisoniirc interpret as hex12:36
mjg59Ok, fine12:36
stockholmdoesnt jane silbers hang out here, too?12:36
tsengnot often12:36
=== Kinnison tries
Kinnisonmjg59: hardlocks the laptop12:36
mjg59Kinnison: Fun!12:37
mjg59So it's not an sdhci12:37
=== Kinnison reboots in single user in case there's useful debug to be had
Kinnisonnope, so it's deffo not sdhci12:38
pittiKeybuk: hm, maybe we should consider to actually show the nm debconf note if we don't ship it in desktop12:38
=== Kinnison notes grub has become next to frakking useless
Keybukpitti: I'm gonna get rid of that note anyway12:39
pittiKeybuk: ok, as you wish12:40
pittiI reviewed the package now, looks good to me12:40
=== pitti approves and moves queue
pittiKeybuk: what do you think about changing access policy from plugdev group to pam-foreground?12:41
KeybukKamion: at your leisure, could you move network-manager, nm-applet and deps into main12:41
Keybukpitti: sounds reasonable, that's what g-p-m uses right?12:42
pittiKeybuk: yes, so that multiple sessions don't set conflicting network settings12:42
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pittiKeybuk: and remote users couldn't reconfigure network12:43
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Keybukgot an example of what I should do for that?12:43
pittiI can do the change if you want12:43
pittiif I shall clean up the dbus policy anyway12:44
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pitti        <policy at_console="true">12:44
Kinnisonpitti: don't forget to make it depend on libpam-foreground too12:45
Kinnisonpitti: for those who don't have ubuntu-desktop installed12:45
pittiyes, thanks12:45
mjg59dbus arguably ought to depend on that12:45
mjg59Otherwise at_console won't work12:45
pittieither that, or all packages whose policy actually use it12:46
KamionKeybuk: I'm attempting to port anastacia first12:46
pittibut given the small size, a dbus dep would be easier12:46
Keybukpitti: sure, go for it12:48
Kinnisonseb128: bug 31941 suggests we should disable the battstat applet in dapper. your opinions?12:52
Ubugtumalone bug 31941 in gnome-power-manager "[upgrade]  Both gnome-power-manager and gnome-battery-monitor display dialogues" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3194112:52
seb128Kinnison: how disable? Stop making it a part of the default panel profile?12:52
Kinnisonseb128: the way richard says it, I'd guess they made it exit zero or something12:53
Kinnisonor even removed it from the packages12:53
seb128it doesn't say anything useful12:53
seb128disabled ...12:53
seb128is that disabled from the config, from the package, etc12:53
Kinnisonright, I'll prod him about it12:54
seb128some people may still want to use it, I would rather ship it but drop it from the default panel config12:54
mjg59Is g-p-m part of desktop now?12:54
Kinnisonmjg59: certainly seems to be12:54
seb128another issue is upgrades, if we drop the applet people will get the "that applet can't start, do you want to retry or drop it" since it's listed by their panel config12:55
seb128but the message is not clear it has been removed, it acts like it was crashing12:55
Kinnisonhmm12:55
seb128or we would need some hack to get it dropped silently (upstream has some such mechanism for applets they deprecated)12:55
KinnisonBut it's definitely bad having both12:55
seb128sure12:55
seb128but I would like some details on what fedora did exactly12:56
seb128maybe we can take a patch from them12:56
Kinnisonokay I'll see if Richard can furnish me with the details12:56
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infinityseb128: Is there a way to permanently unlock my gnome-keyring so networkmanager doesn't ask for my password every time I login?  That's phenomenally annoying.01:02
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Mithrandirpitti_laptop: any chance you could test an amd64 ddcprobe for me?  (On the machine where it previously blew up with illegal instruction, etc)01:06
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pitti_laptopMithrandir: I'd be glad to :)01:07
pitti_laptoppitti_laptop: sorry, I didn't yet get to debug that one01:07
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Mithrandirpitti_laptop: http://err.no/tmp/ddcprobe501:07
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pittiMithrandir: yay, no illegal instruction any more (but still no edid)01:09
pittiMithrandir: do you want the full output /msg'ed?01:10
pittiMithrandir: (you rock :) )01:10
Mithrandirpitti: yes, please.01:11
Mithrandirpitti: if you could also gdb it and break before each real_call and print _X86EMU_env to me in each case, that'd be great.01:11
KeybukMithrandir: that one gives me EDID love01:11
MithrandirKeybuk: \o/01:11
Mithrandirpitti: hmm, do you get edid info from the i386 live cd?01:12
viviersfMithrandir, does the casper enable dma on cdrom drives ?01:12
Mithrandirviviersf: it doesn't touch DMA.01:12
pittiMithrandir: I'd have to download the i386 one and check; I definitively got it with my old i386 box (same monitor)01:12
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pittiMithrandir: I have the breezy i386 here, if that would be enough01:13
viviersfMithrandir, kewl , if i may ask whys that ? for stabality and compatibiltiy ?01:13
Mithrandirpitti: that should work fine, yes.01:13
Mithrandirviviersf: nobody has asked for it, and I think the kernel should enable DMA where it makes sense.01:13
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pittiMithrandir: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/895201:15
pittiMithrandir: I'll boot the i386 CD now, brb01:16
Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/anastacia.txt01:19
Kamionenjoy01:19
KamionI think that output is sane-ish anyway01:19
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viviersfMithrandir, whats the default casper users password ?01:22
Mithrandirviviersf: it's blank01:22
viviersfhmm01:22
viviersfweird01:22
Mithrandirhow so?01:22
viviersfi do a sudo -s01:23
viviersfjust hit enter01:23
viviersfit doesnt give error 01:23
Mithrandiryou shouldn't be asked for a password when doing sudo -s01:23
viviersfbut im not root01:23
Kinnisonis g_signal_emit synchronous?01:23
Mithrandirviviersf: you're a member of the admin group?01:24
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Robot101Kinnison: no, it marshals signal emissions as GClosures through the mainloop, especially if you have threads :)01:26
KinnisonRobot101: big smelly arse01:27
Robot101arbitrary stack re-entrancy --01:27
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viviersfMithrandir, well its the default user that your casper adds01:29
infinityKamion: Your anastacia seems a bit... Whack.01:29
Kamioninfinity: what's up with it?01:30
Mithrandirviviersf: I don't know what changes you have or haven't done to the system.  It would be a lot more useful if you just answered the question.01:30
infinityKamion: The "redland wants to promote libmysqlclient12-dev to main" bit seems wrong, since redland build-deps on libmysqlclient15-dev | libmysqlclient12-dev | libmysqlclient10-dev01:30
infinityKamion: For instance...01:31
Kamionwell it's what germinate says ...01:31
Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/dapper/all lists the same thing01:32
infinityIsn't germinate only meant to take the first (installable) build-dep in the list?01:32
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pittiMithrandir: *enlightened*01:33
pittiMithrandir: the culprit is neither amd64, nor the dapper version, but that EDID doesn't work through DVI01:33
KamionShould do (in general, although |-ed deps have a zillion corner cases). May be a germinate bug.01:33
pittiMithrandir: if I use the VGA cable, then ddcprobe5 works perfectly01:33
infinityKamion: Same story for postfix and libmysqlclient14.  (It build-deps on 15 first, and is definitely built against 15)01:33
Mithrandirpitti: excellent. :-)01:33
Mithrandirpitti: the same goes for i386?01:33
viviersfMithrandir, i just use your normal casper , the ubuntu user isnt in the admin group01:34
infinityScore on mozilla falling out of main, though!01:34
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Mithrandirviviersf: then user-setup is broken.01:34
infinityAnd python2.301:34
Kamion* Chose libmysqlclient12-dev to satisfy librdf001:34
viviersfMithrandir, seems so01:34
Kamiondefinitely doing something interesting there01:35
viviersfMithrandir, i was just running between the 2 pc's01:35
Mithrandirviviersf: so either you have broken user-setup in your setup or there's something else weird going on.01:35
infinityKamion: Do you intend to cron that anastacia run and keep the list public?  That's actually really handy output to see what should be seeded and isn't, etc.01:36
Kamionviviersf: what version of user-setup?01:36
Kamioninfinity: already cronned01:36
infinity(For instance, db4.2-util should definitely be in main if the library stays)01:36
Kamion(it's the same as http://people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/anastacia.txt used to be, just hackily ported to drescher)01:36
infinityKamion: Ahh, I somehow managed to never know about the one at ~mdz01:37
pittiMithrandir: yes01:37
Kamionit may move again though, since it's a hideous hideous awful bodge and not ported properly to Launchpad01:37
KamionI've just made it look at the Packages and Sources files01:38
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Mithrandirpitti: ok, then I blame it on the hardware and then I'll commit and upload01:38
KamionI'll keep DeveloperResources up to date though with whatever the link ends up being01:38
pittiMithrandir: yes, let's01:38
viviersfKamion, user-setup                    0.05ubuntu301:38
Kamionmake sure you don't have a root password set in the live filesystem01:42
Kamionif you do, then user-setup won't add the ubuntu user to the admin group01:42
viviersfoh hell 01:45
viviersfthats why01:45
viviersfthx01:45
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viviersfweird i dont have a shadow file 0_o01:47
segfaultkamion: there's still some spanish strings in espresso01:50
segfaultkamion: i defined my hostname to only "a", and it complained about it, in spanish01:51
Kamionsegfault: I know01:51
Kamionit's one of the many things on the to-do list01:51
segfaultah, ok01:51
Kamionbut thans01:53
Kamionk01:53
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pittiKamion: mind if I rebuild openssh against gnutls12 (11 now)?01:57
pittiKamion: I'd like to apply that scp security patch (unless you want to), so the package needs to be touched anyway01:57
Kamionpitti: oh, I'll do the scp security patch in Debian now01:58
pittiKamion: hm, nevermind, libgnomevfs2-dev still needs 11, so I won't touch it01:58
Kamionactually, no I won't, there's a new upstream - I'll backport the change to Ubuntu01:59
pittiyes, 4.3p1 or so01:59
Kamion4.3p2 now01:59
pittiah, right, p1 was the openbsd version01:59
pittithank you01:59
torkelpitti: fixing my two gssapi bugs in ssh too (#28487 and #28488)? :-)01:59
pittiKamion: I'll wait with the stables updates then02:00
Kamionno, 4.3 is the OpenBSD version02:00
Kamion4.3p1 was the first portable version based on that, 4.3p2 is the second02:00
Kamiontorkel: not unless you have patches02:00
torkelKamion: I'll see what I can do. I may take some time though02:01
AlinuxOShello, I can't find gnome-art package's .pot file for transation02:03
mvoinfinity: initramfs.conf is giving me a conffile prompt for a dapper->dapper upgrade. is that known?02:04
Kinnisonmjg59: bug 30465 -- what do you think the correct resolution is?02:07
Ubugtumalone bug 30465 in acpi-support "sleep fails to remove the button module causing spurious events" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3046502:07
Kamiongrr, anonymously-accessible portable openssh cvs went away02:07
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mjg59Kinnison: Yeah, that one's interesting02:09
mjg59Kinnison: What we actually want is for one of the kernel, acpid or hal to ignore that button event02:09
Kamionpitti: ok, go ahead and apply that to Ubuntu openssh; I'll sort out Debian later with a new upstream02:09
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pittiKamion: ok, will do02:10
Kinnisonmjg59: I see. I can confirm that putting button on the list of module to be unloaded/reloaded certainly corrects the symptom02:10
Kinnisonmjg59: It certainly is annoying02:10
Kamionthanks02:10
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mjg59Kinnison: Seems to kill wakeup on some hardware02:11
Kinnisonmjg02:11
Kinnisonmjg59: feck02:11
giftnudelmjg59: I'd like to point you to the small bug 31156 since it's a matter of 30 seconds and sitting there for 9 days without being noticed ;)02:15
Ubugtumalone bug 31156 in acpi-support "only 915resolution installable but 49-855resolution-set.sh in /etc/acpi/resume.d" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3115602:15
mjg59giftnudel: I don't see how this is an acpi-support bug02:16
mjg59That file is provided by i855resolution02:16
mjg59i915resolution should provide a similar one02:16
giftnudelhmm?02:16
giftnudeldpkgs -S showed me acpi-support02:16
mjg59Nf.02:17
mjg59What the christ is it doing in there?02:17
mjg59Argh. I have no idea what I was thinking.02:17
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Kamioninfinity: it hit Scott's "I'll get you next time, Gadget!" case02:20
Kamioninfinity: basically the problem is that libmysqlclient15-dev is already in the supported seed, and germinate doesn't want to promote it while it's processing the build-dependency tree stemming from desktop02:20
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Kamionthis is obviously a germinate bug somewhere - it should treat it as a satisfied build-dependency anyway02:21
pittiKamion: btw, openssh test suite fails in sftp (without any changes from me)02:23
Kamionpitti: file a bug02:23
KamionI'm deeply embroiled in other stuff right now and don't have brain-space for openssh :(02:23
pittiok, sorry02:23
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mjg59giftnudel: Fixed02:24
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giftnudelmjg59: ok, should I file a bug in 915resolution or did you add a file?02:25
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giftnudelmjg59: thanks anyway ;)02:25
mjg59giftnudel: Fixed in the 915resolution that I just uploaded02:26
zakamehi all!02:26
giftnudelmjg59: thanks again02:26
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Kamioninfinity: OK, fixed now; and you owe me a new brain. That was *hard*.02:51
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Kamionpitti: mozilla demoted, you'll be glad to hear02:55
Kamiondoko_: python2.3 demoted to universe, per anastacia02:56
pitti\o/ thanks02:56
dholbachwoohoo!02:56
KinnisonKamion: what populates /etc/shadow?02:56
dholbachGO Kamion GO!02:56
doko_Kamion: cool02:56
KinnisonKamion: (the initial values)02:56
doko_Kamion: what about g++-3.4 / libstdc++6-dev ?02:56
Kamiondoko_: on the list ...02:57
KamionKinnison: shadowconfig called from user-setup02:59
doko_Mithrandir: which package is responsible for /sbin:/usr/sbin not on the PATH?03:01
KinnisonKamion:  thanks03:01
Mithrandirdoko_: when's your install from?03:01
Kamiondoko_: that's fixed; to fix your system, run: /var/lib/dpkg/info/libpam-modules configure ''03:01
doko_before out sprint03:01
fabbionepitti: ping?03:01
pittihi fabbione 03:01
fabbionehey dude03:01
fabbionepitti: did you finish the 2 Main Inclusion reports for ipvsadm and keepalived?03:01
pittiyes, I did, at Friday03:02
fabbionepitti: cool thanks03:02
Mithrandirdoko_: a bit more precisely?03:02
fabbionepitti: what was the next to move them main? bend over in front of Kamion?03:02
Kamionthey don't appear to be seeded03:02
pittifabbione: either seed it, or make them a dependency of something -> let anastacia bend over for you :)03:03
Kamionunless they're in the server seed03:03
doko_Mithrandir: the friday before our sprint03:03
fabbioneKamion: they are not seeded and they will be in server seed03:03
Kamionseed them, then03:03
fabbioneKamion: either way i would have lost :)03:03
KamionI'll make anastacia look at ubuntu-server seeds (somehow)03:03
fabbioneok03:03
Mithrandirdoko_: you probably fell victim to a bug in d-i, which nuked /etc/environment, then.03:04
Kamionand xubuntu while I'm at it03:04
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fabbioneKamion: done thanks03:05
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hyperactivecrondi tested the daily ubuntu install iso for friday... want my experience?03:09
Kamionbug reports are always welcome03:10
hyperactivecrondalright.03:10
hyperactivecrondUpon bootup, when one selects "boot from cd" the dialog that says 'loading' shows up and goes to 99% but 'Loading linux" and "Loading initrd" shows up on top above the Ubuntu logo03:11
hyperactivecrondMaybe we should highlight by default in the "time configuation" part of the install NO when asked if the hardware clock uses UTC03:11
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hyperactivecrondFor the "downloading packages" screen, the timer is messed up... sits on 0sec 03:12
hyperactivecrondwhen it runs grub-installl (hd0) it runs kind of slow03:12
hyperactivecrond...and maybe we should make a splash screen for GRUB03:13
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hyperactivecrondEOF03:13
hyperactivecrondno bugs that hinder the install though :)03:13
Kamionby bug reports, I meant in the bug tracking system rather than here03:13
zulhehe03:14
Kamionwe don't want everybody sending bug reports here because we could never get anything done03:14
hyperactivecrondwhoops. but no bad bugs that hinder install, so03:14
Kamionplease also check for duplicates; at least some of the above have already been reported (e.g. the UTC thing, the downloading packages thing)03:14
hyperactivecrondah. apologies03:14
hyperactivecrondi'm out03:15
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Kinnisonpitti: had a chance to look at that hal/pmi diff?03:23
pittiKinnison: not yet, but if it's really urgent, then I can do it now03:23
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Kinnisonpitti: If I can get a "interesting" vs "yuck" I'd be appreciative03:24
mvoogra: gnome-screensaver is not showing a unlock dialog, what can I do to debug/kill it?03:24
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seb128mvo: gnome-screensaver --no-daemon --debug 03:26
seb128mvo: probably redirect that to a log and read it after trying to unlock03:26
mvoseb128: *grumpf* no I can't reproruce it anymore03:27
pittiKinnison: the really clean way would be to implement this as a probe in hald/linux2/probing03:28
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pittiKinnison: changing properties in the init script is pretty ugly IMHO03:28
pittiKinnison: so, it's fine for me as an intermediate solution to fix some bugs, if we can find a cleaner solution with upstream eventually03:29
Kinnisonpitti: my original patch did it in osspec.c but that runs after privsep03:29
pittiKinnison: the hal probes run as root and thus can call pmi, too03:29
hyperactivecrondwhen i apt-get install 'ed nvidia-glx, i logged out of GNOME and when I logged back in, it said that gnome-panel was already running.  Also, ctl-alt-backspace doesn't re-start gdm03:29
pittiKinnison: right03:29
hyperactivecrondjust fyi03:29
Kinnisonpitti: I see, I didn't understand those bits03:29
Kinnisonpitti: :-)03:29
Kinnisonpitti: If you're happy with that as an intermediate, will you upload a hal with it, and then we can look at a cleaner way later?03:30
pittiKinnison: just upload it yourself for now03:30
Kinnisonpitti: if you're happy for me to do that then sure03:30
pittiKinnison: yes, we can clean it up later together, no problem03:30
Kinnisonpitti: thanks dude03:30
pittino problem, I didn't do anything but complain for now :)03:31
Kinnisonheh03:31
pittiKinnison: btw, probe-hiddev.c is an easy probe that sets properties, that should be a nice example03:32
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Kinnisonpitti: thanks03:32
Kinnisonpitti: the hal package means cdbs-edit-patch doesn't work :-(03:33
pittiKinnison: after I finished my security stuff backlog, I need to work on hal again anyway, then I can do this03:33
pittiKinnison: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/scripts/cdbstpatch03:33
pittiKinnison: it's a gross and quick hack I did for cdbs+tarball03:33
pittiKinnison: it needs dbs installed (it uses dbs-edit-patch as backend)03:33
pittibut it works reasonably03:34
pittione day I'll integrate it into cdbs-edit-patch03:34
Kinnisonheh03:35
ogramvo, sounds like bug 2917803:37
Ubugtumalone bug 29178 in gnome-screensaver "password dialog doesn't have focus" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2917803:37
mvoogra: I didn't got a dialog at all03:38
ogramvo, if an app grabs the focus before the dialog comes up you wont get it to show up03:41
stockholmwhat does this mean?03:41
stockholmDiagnostic-Code: X-Postfix; host fiordland.ubuntu.com[82.211.81.145]  said: 550 <silber@canonical.com>: Recipient address rejected: User unknown in virtual alias table (in reply to RCPT TO command)03:41
ograi have no idea where to look for that yet, but i suspect metacity to be buggy, or certain apps ... i could reproduce it with synaptics vte stuff, got a configfile prompt that grabbed the focus03:42
ograstockholm, that usually means that the target address is unknown ...03:43
ogra:)03:43
stockholmogra: yes. and that means? 03:44
stockholmis jane no longer around?03:44
stockholmdid she fire herself?03:44
stockholm(c:03:44
ograif you want to reach a female employee at canonical, its usually helpful to put a "jane." in front of the address ;)03:44
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ograhelps in many cases ;)03:45
Treenaksogra: jane.ogra will get the Female version of you? :P03:45
mvoogra: have you tried to set "gtk_window_keep_above()" to make sure that it's at least always visible in the unlock dialog?03:45
ogra(while i heard that new name considerations become trendy ... ;) )03:46
ogramvo, i havent changed anny gss code from upstream yet ...03:46
mvoogra: ah, ok03:46
ograwill try that, thanks03:46
stockholmogra: but this mail worked before.03:47
stockholmi received mail from it03:47
Kinnisonseb128: apparently upgrading FC4 to FC5 isn't supported03:47
stockholmis her real address jane.si... nowerdays?03:47
Kinnisonseb128: so they solved it one would assume by removing the applet from the default config03:47
Kinnisonstockholm: it always has been03:47
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ograKinnison, so we should support FC4->dapper .... would be a great marketing deal *g*03:48
stockholmduh, it was a cut and past error on my side. appologies.03:48
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Kamionapologies for firefox currently being uninstallable; the next publisher run should fix that03:58
KamionI was bitten by the combination of bug 31515 and bug 3213503:58
Ubugtumalone bug 31515 in launchpad-upload-and-queue "change-override is too quiet by default" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3151503:58
Ubugtumalone bug 32135 in launchpad-upload-and-queue "change-override.py -S incorrectly moves binaries no longer built by this source" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3213503:58
JaneWTreenaks: ROTFL04:00
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hyperactivecrondwhat packages provides gdmsetup?04:30
pittidpkg -S gdmsetup should tell you04:30
hyperactivecrondthx pitti04:31
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Keybuk...why is bluefish suddenly the default editor for source code?04:37
seb128Keybuk: what mimetype is your source code?04:38
KeybukC04:38
seb128that's not a mimetype04:38
Keybuktext/x-csrc04:38
sladenmjg59: I don't think KEY_SUSPEND is getting through as it's not in the /sys/class/input/input0/capabilities/key bitmask04:38
seb128Keybuk: hum, does the bluefish.desktop mention "text/x-csrc"?04:39
Keybukwhere would I find that?04:40
seb128dpkg -L bluefish | grep desktop04:40
seb128grep crsc ....04:40
Keybukyes, it mentions it04:40
Keybukin the MimeType=... bit04:40
Keybukalong with test/x-chdr, application/x-perl, application/x-python, etc.04:40
seb128does putting a text/x-csrc=gedit.desktop to /etc/gnome/defaults.list fixes it?04:41
KeybukI have one of those in my ~/.local/share/applications/defaults.list as a result of changing it in Nautilus04:42
Keybukand that fixes it04:42
seb128k04:42
seb128please open a bug, I'll fix that soon04:42
seb128but better to have the bug as reminder :)04:42
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Keybukseb128: bug 3214004:44
Ubugtumalone bug 32140 in bluefish "Claims ownership of C, Perl, Python, etc. MIME types" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3214004:44
seb128Keybuk: ah, that's a way to see the issue04:45
seb128I was thinking to list those mimetype to /etc/gnome/defaults.list with a proper default rather (ie: gedit)04:45
Keybuk"see the issue" ?04:45
hyperactivecrondis it save to say in #ubuntu that flight 4s out?04:45
hyperactivecrondnever mind. once again04:46
seb128Keybuk: "point of view"04:47
Keybukah, it's more that I have no idea how the MIME type stuff works *this week*04:47
seb128Keybuk: you can blame bluefish to listing them or you can blame the default file to not list them04:47
seb128s/to/for04:47
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sladenmjg59: urm. *not* getting through04:47
KeybukI don't think the default file was there last week ;)04:47
KeybukI'm sure nautilus used to just make replacement .desktop files04:47
seb128Keybuk: /etc/gnome/defaults.list is here since warty or hoary04:47
seb128nautilus creates users .desktop when adding an handler for a mimetype04:48
seb128and makes a default.list when changing a default with nautilus "open with" tab04:48
Keybukright ... I think04:49
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Keybukanyway, it wasn't so much an opinion as a "I don't understand this stuff" stab in the dark <g>04:49
seb128k04:50
seb128the default system apps are listed to /etc/gnome/defaults.list04:50
seb128with MimeType=app.desktop04:50
seb128I'll put a =gedit.desktop for those04:50
jdubseb128: morning!04:55
seb128hey hey jdub ;)04:56
seb128jdub: how are you?04:57
jdubKeybuk: i do not push shiny without caring if it works or not.04:58
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jdubseb128: pretty hammered04:58
jdubseb128: but good - it's very cold outside, but the office is very hot!04:58
seb128"very cold outside", sissi ... :)04:58
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zulheh..it was -18 celsius in ottawa this weekend...thats cold05:00
mvowb dholbach05:00
sivanghi all05:00
=== Keybuk wonders how anything using inotify works
Keybukor is this documentation *way* out of date?05:08
Keybukpitti: you know about inotify, right? :)05:09
pittiKeybuk: only what it is for05:09
Amaranthzul: pfft, it got colder than that here05:09
sladenmjg59: bingo  hotkey-setup needs to do  setkeycodes cc 204  before acpi-support can be used to send 20405:10
sladenmjg59: ^ acpi-support's acpi_fakekey05:10
Amaranthzul: our high on friday was -17 C, iirc the low was -19.4 C05:10
pittiKeybuk: in any case /dev/inotify is obsolete, if you mean that05:10
Amaranthyeah, look at how gamin uses it05:12
seb128or gnome-vfs205:13
Keybukpitti: ah, that's what I mean05:14
KeybukI just noticed we don't have one05:14
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Amaranthseb128: I haven't looked at the gnome-vfs2 code but I can't see if being easier to understand than gamin. :)05:17
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Kamionmjg59: I don't see why ttf-bpg-georgian-fonts is a native package?05:27
Kamionis it just because there's no upstream tarball?05:27
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Kamionis Gauvain Pocentek here?05:33
Kamionactually, I'll just send mail, never mind05:33
jpatrickKamion: he is in #ubuntu-motu05:38
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raphinkhi guys05:41
raphinkwhen are the testing pages to be updated with flight 4 ?05:42
raphinkthey're for flight 3 currenly05:42
dholbachraphink: It'd be great if you could do it :)05:42
raphinkdholbach: sure if you tell me how to do it properly05:42
raphinkdholbach: I'm currently testing kubuntu dapper flight 4 live i38605:43
raphinkand I've seen quite a lot of things to fix05:43
raphinkbut dunno to report05:43
raphinks/to report/where to report/05:43
dholbachraphink: report to Malone and list the bugs you found as known issues05:43
dholbachraphink: if you like... :)05:43
raphinkdholbach: what is the package for the splash screen we get at startup?05:43
raphink:s05:44
dholbachfor kubuntu?05:44
jpatrickusplash05:44
raphinkI need to report against this one05:44
dholbachno idea, sorry05:44
dholbachah that one05:44
raphinkno jpatrick, before that05:44
jpatrick:/ no idea05:44
dholbachgrub?05:44
raphinkdholbach: where you choose the languages and so on05:44
raphinkdholbach: it seems more complete than grub05:44
dholbachlanguages? erm05:44
jpatrickwait, I knew this one05:44
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raphinkiso something05:46
raphinklol05:46
raphinkwell I think it's called isolinux actually05:46
raphinkbut not sure ubuntu uses that05:46
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jpatrickI got it!05:47
jpatrickgfxboot05:47
raphinklet's see05:47
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Gloubiboulgahi05:48
GloubiboulgaKamion, pong :)05:48
raphinkjpatrick: seems like that's what it is, thanks05:48
KamionGloubiboulga: never mind, you have mail05:48
Gloubiboulgayep, thanks05:48
Kamionraphink: gfxboot-theme-ubuntu05:48
jpatrickraphink: no problem :)05:48
raphinkKamion: it's the languages that have a bug05:48
Kamiongfxboot is the infrastructure, gfxboot-theme-ubuntu is the thing that actually draws the screen05:49
raphinkKamion: selecting french as the language for the CD crashes the keyboard layout for some keys05:49
GloubiboulgaKamion, we've discussed this issue with Tonio and the devs, new packages will come tomorrow05:49
raphink:(05:49
Kamionraphink: already reported multiple times05:49
ogra_Kamion, 05:49
raphinkKamion: ok then ;)05:49
Kamionyour keyboard layout sucks rocks through a very narrow straw :(05:49
ogra_openssh (1:4.1p1-7ubuntu4) breezy; urgency=low05:49
ogra_  * Add /usr/games to the default $PATH for non-privileged users.05:49
raphinkgood then05:49
ogra_Kamion, did that ever enter debian ? ^^^05:49
Kamionogra_: it's in my local tree but not uploaded05:50
Kamionthe French keymap in console-data made my head explode and I couldn't figure out if I was getting the translation to gfxboot-ese right or not05:50
Kamionevidently not05:50
ogra_Kamion, would be nice if it could, debian uses our ltsp implementation in sid ...05:50
Kamionok, I'll do it now05:50
ogra_so they have path problems 05:50
Kamionmay as well get it out of the way before moving to 4.305:50
Keybukhmm, clearly I'm missing something about inotify ... anyone an expert and could help me for a moment?05:51
KamionGloubiboulga: thanks. a launchpad bug means I can't reject it for the moment anyway ...05:52
Kamion(bug 32145)05:52
Ubugtumalone bug 32145 in launchpad-upload-and-queue "can't reject libswitch" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3214505:52
mjg59sladen: Yeah, I figured that out05:57
mjg59Kamion: Because there's no original tarball?05:57
mjg59(Or wasn't when I downloaded it, anyway)05:57
mjg59sladen: There's a trivial kernel patch to make that sane05:57
sladenit's probably technically correct how it is05:58
Kamionmjg59: yeah, I worked that out, is accepted now05:59
mjg59sladen: I don't really see why - the table in the kernel is arbitrary, based on what's been seen in the wild06:00
Kamionogra_: uploaded06:06
ogra_Kamion, thanks :)06:07
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Keybukpitti: ping?06:27
sladenmjg59: so if you fix the kernel it deals with all the other non working keys that broke recently06:30
Riddellpitti: Keep is built for your reviewing pleasure06:30
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SeveasKinnison, dude, scary pictures@planet 06:31
Kinnisonheh06:32
HiddenWolfmvo: the dapper flight4 release announcement shows the inotify bug to. http://www.simplifiedcomplexity.com/images/screenshots/dapper/flight4/xchat-gnome-notification.png06:33
HiddenWolfeh, inotify -> libnotify. :P06:36
HiddenWolfand added to the bug, sorry for buggin06:36
mvoHiddenWolf: thanks, indeed06:37
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jdubelmo: please sync listadmin 2.29-1 from unstable06:47
pittiKeybuk: pong06:53
Keybukpitti: you added all the dhc_dbus stuff to dhclient-script?06:53
pittiKeybuk: no, thom06:53
Keybukassumedly it does something to do with finding out whether dhcdbd has spawned that dhclient?06:53
Keybukbah, you're in the changelog06:53
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xhakerhill07:07
xhakerthe contraction of hi +all07:07
Treenaksnot "hi y'all" ?07:08
xhakeror simply result of silly typing :)07:08
xhakeri mistyped07:08
pittiRiddell: ping07:09
xhakerHas any change to a user's $PATH happened recently?07:09
pittixhaker: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneTruePath07:09
TreenaksOne path to rule them all!07:10
xhakerthanks and all but.. my $PATH is /bin:/usr/bin07:11
xhakeris this wanted?07:11
Riddellpitti: hi07:12
pittiRiddell: I just replied to bug 30956, it would be nice to discuss how to solve this07:13
Ubugtumalone bug 30956 in amarok "No Dutch translation in Amarok" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3095607:13
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xhakerpitti: can you answer my question please?07:14
pittixhaker: oh, that looks wrong, please prod Mithrandir 07:14
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Riddellpitti: hmm, so the extract messages scipts just sets the po directory to be $PWD/po07:18
Riddellwhich in the case of this package isn't the same as where the po files are07:18
pittiRiddell: yes, because it finds a pot in po/, but none in build-tree/../po07:18
pittiRiddell: so where are the original po files?07:18
Riddellpitti: in the amarok-1.3.8.tar.bz2 file which gets extracted to ./source/build-tree/amarok-1.3.807:19
pittiah, tarball07:19
Riddellyeah07:19
pittiso why isn't the pot file generated in build-tree, too, then?07:19
Riddellbecause extract messages sets $podir to $PWD/po07:19
RiddellI can patch that07:19
pittiI'm not sure how I could change the current heuristics without breaking the import of other packages07:20
pittiRiddell: hm, would patching be easy?07:20
Riddellalthough not sure how to patch it so that the patch doesn't need to be changed for each new amarok version07:20
Riddellpitti: should be, just change the extract messages scipt to have different $podir07:20
Riddellset it to ./source/build-tree/amarok-1.3.8/po presumably07:20
pittibuild-tree/amarok-*/po ?07:20
Riddellthat could work07:21
Kamionxhaker: run this to unfuck your path: /var/lib/dpkg/info/libpam-modules configure ''07:21
RiddellI'll give it a try07:21
Kamionxhaker: you probably installed from a daily install CD between Flight 3 and Flight 4?07:21
xhakerKamion: true.. onde day before flight 407:21
xhakerhehe, i was going to try to run the postinst of the libpam-modules07:22
Kamioner, yeah07:22
Kamionlibpam-modules.postinst, not libpam-modules07:22
Kamionlocalechooser (0.27ubuntu6) dapper; urgency=low07:22
Kamion  * post-base-installer: Don't clobber existing contents of07:22
Kamion    /etc/environment.07:22
Kamion -- Colin Watson <cjwatson@ubuntu.com>  Thu, 16 Feb 2006 15:21:28 +000007:22
xhakerthat's better tho :P07:22
Kamionthat's when I fixed it07:22
xhakerlet's see :)07:23
Kamionit only affects installs from dailies between Flight 3 and Flight 4, so we'll probably just live with not figuring out how on earth to fix that breakage on upgrades automatically07:23
sladenpitti: oh gawd, ~/.pam_environment could really do with a better name07:24
pittiI agree07:25
xhakerKamion: do i need to restart pam to get my PATH back?07:25
sladenxhaker: you probably  need to log in again07:27
xhakerthat's what i meant :)07:27
xhakerthanks07:27
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xhakerbrb then07:29
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xhakershweet07:30
xhakerKamion: thanks again07:32
lamontseb128/pitti: please look at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/util-linux/+bug/32136 and figure out who it really belongs to.  kthxbye07:39
Ubugtumalone bug 32136 in util-linux "Unable to unmount remov. mediums without terminal" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  07:39
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shayabeagle changelog says that evolution backend was disabled because it doesn't work08:30
shayaI've been using my own beagel 0.2.1 package (dpkg-buildpackage debian source) w/o a problem08:30
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shayaso wondering why it was disabled08:31
gouchiHi08:36
gouchi#12741 is fixed in Dapper ?08:36
gouchiI have upgraded my kernel in Breezy and grub change my entry !08:37
slomoshaya: so searching your contacts in the evolution address book work for you in beagle?08:41
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shayaslomo: searching messages for sure does08:42
shayalet me check contacts08:42
tsengsearching messages has nothing to do with it08:42
shayaok08:42
shayaI have one contact in my evolution address book08:42
shayabeagle finds it08:42
tsengok, it uses a custom widget now08:44
tsengit might not blow up, but evo-sharp still doesnt properly support evolution-data-server 1.508:45
tsengi will reenable it when it does08:45
tsengbut searching mail is unaffected either way08:45
Marticusis the web site maintainer available in this channel?08:48
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Kamionogra: bonus08:48
Kamionall flavours?08:48
ograKamion, can you please un NEW xscreensaver-gl-extra and xscreensaver-data-extra after they built 08:48
ograKamion, yupp08:49
shayaok08:49
Kamionprobably not this evening, I'm going out to karate RSN08:49
ograno hurry :)08:49
Kamionbut I can do a pass over NEW tomorrow morning, sure08:49
tepsipakkiKamion: you seem to be on the CC, any news when the next meeting is held?-)08:51
Kamiontepsipakki: er no sorry, see above about going out soon08:52
tepsipakkiah, righto08:53
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Kamiontepsipakki: unilaterally declared as 2000 UTC08:57
Kamion(tomorrow, obviously)08:57
tepsipakkiKamion: ok, thanks!08:58
gouchiis there a doc that present Ubuntu flavor ?09:04
gouchiso that new user can choose his flavor ?09:04
Burgworkgouchi, Ubuntu has GNOME, Kubuntu has KDE, Edubuntu is for kids and schools, Xubuntu has XFCE. Not much more to say09:06
gouchiYep I know :)09:06
gouchithere is a little to tell09:07
Burgworkgenerally if they don't know what those are, give them Ubuntu09:07
gouchifor user that never heard about Linux09:07
BurgworkIHMO, don't confuse new users with that kinds of questions, because they don;'t have the context to be able to make a meaningful choice09:08
gouchiyep :)09:09
gouchijust graphically :)09:09
Burgworkgouchi, that still doesn't help them, becuase a pretty screenshot is not enough context to make that kind of decision09:12
gouchiyep that's true09:12
Burgworkso give them Ubuntu and if they want to explore later, let them09:12
gouchiok09:16
Kyrali just tell'em to try them all09:18
Kyralsince KDE/GNOME/XFCE/etc can be installed alongside each other :P09:18
ogradholbach, ping ...09:18
gouchi:)09:21
SeveasKamion, thanks for setting the meeting time. Are you going to send notices to the e-mail lists too or should I do that?09:24
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sivangSeveas: CC meeting?09:27
Seveassivang, yes09:27
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HiddenWolfdholbach: since you touched gnome-games a while ago, do you know where it stores the scores for mahjongg?09:55
dholbach/var/games09:56
HiddenWolfDanke09:57
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jmghi guys10:25
jmgis there a hax to install the skype deb on dapper?10:25
jmgor is it impossible10:26
Burgworkjmg, please ask in #ubuntu, as this is not a support channel10:26
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wasabi_Huh. I think updating dapper just changed my bios UTC setting11:00
wasabi_Cuz it's suddenly 10 PM11:01
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Burgworkmvo, me as well11:08
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ograthe webserver is down it seems11:08
ograpachine is pingable ...11:08
ogra*machine11:08
ajmitch_morning11:09
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Burgworkmorning ajmitch_ 11:11
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mlistushi all11:12
mlistusi need help about cd customization. nobody answered on the other ubuntu channels. i figured this is the best place to ask for help11:14
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KamionSeveas: go ahead, thanks - I've run out of time for tonight11:19
mlistushello?11:24
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slomoinfinity, lamont: gst-plugins-ugly-multiverse0.10 isn't build on ppc for some reason... the buildds are idle but it is still at "Needs building"12:00
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