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ploumhttp://www.fosdem.org/2006/index/interviews/interviews_waugh : jdub interview for FOSDEM (just for info)12:17
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Kamiondoko: so this libgcj-doc package in NEW; does the way it's packaged mean that we have to rebuild it every time the libgcjN-src package changes? this seems a little odd12:58
dokoKamion: I first had it in gcj-4.1. It's a 35mb binary ... which takes some time to build and to upload. it only needs a rebuild, when the libgcj interface changes. that was see reason to split it out.01:02
mdzinfinity: around?01:03
Kamiondoko: so it only applies to gcj-4.1 at the moment? (presumably accepting it wouldn't affect earlier gcj?)01:03
sistpotyKamion | mdz: do you know if there is an ETA until syncs will be progressed again?01:05
dokoKamion: doesn't affect it; can be rebuilt against libgcj6-src, if necessary. the idea is that other java-doc packages have reference this one, so it doesn't make sense to have two libgcj[67] -packages01:05
Kamionsistpoty: elmo was asking for example syncs to test earlier, so I assume he's working on them. I have no ETA.01:08
sistpotyKamion: thx... this is really good news :)01:09
Kamiondoko: hmm, ok. is the documentation build time really a huge proportion of the overall gcj-4.1 build time?01:09
dokoabout 20minutes01:10
dokoof 4hours01:10
Kamionthat doesn't really seem to justify splitting off a separate source package01:10
Kamionbut whatever, I guess it's tiny01:11
KamionI just think we ought to stop this source package splitting at some point01:11
dokoKamion: there are no _sources_ in this package, it just has a b-d to libgcj7-src01:12
dokothe source package itself _is_ tiny01:12
Kamionyes, I know, and packages like that are an extra maintenance burden and should only be introduced when absolutely necessary01:12
Kamionit's another thing to forget when updating the toolchain01:13
Kamionmdz: what do you think?01:13
infinitymdz: Am now.01:15
mdzKamion,doko: in my opinion the time to build the documentation is not significant01:16
mdzinfinity: wanted to talk about splash-down01:16
infinitymdz: It works as-is on my hard drive with a change to gdm (needs to be replicated to kdm and ldm, obviously) to call a splash-down helper/wrapper, which invokes usplash.01:18
infinitymdz: I was waiting on fixing a bogl bug that's preventing me from daemonising usplash (so it can properly block and detach, rather than backgrounding and praying it's ready), but that can wait.01:18
mdzinfinity: so it'll land before feature freeze?01:20
infinitymdz: There's also the part where "Sending TERM signal to processes" is taking forever and a day in current dapper, which kind of messes with things, but that's not usplash's bug. (and should be hunted down before release anyway)01:20
mdzhmm, haven't seen the TERM thing taking forever here01:20
infinityLucky you.  A few people saw it in London, and I see it here on nearly every shutdown/reboot.01:20
infinityI guess I should try to trace it, if the problem's not universal.01:20
dokoKamion: building it from the gcj source adds a cyclic build dependency (gjdoc -> libgcj). you may argue that we already have one (gettext). So please reject it, I'll add it01:21
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infinitymdz: FeatureFreeze is in 2 days?  Yeah, I can land the usplash/gdm changes today or tomorrow (at the latest), and clean up the kdm/ldm integration post-freeze, if that's okay with you?01:21
infinitymdz: What is Xubuntu using for a *dm?  gdm as well?01:22
mdzinfinity: yes (the alternative is that we defer it)01:22
Kamiondoko: a build-dep cycle certainly isn't ideal, but I think when updating Dapper to gcj-4.1 we should probably change the packaging as little as possible in the process01:22
infinitymdz: I see no overwhelming need to defer it.  Though if we defer it, it'll probably just not happen at all, since for dapper+1, I'd rather see a push towards "shutdown in 2 seconds", not "pretty graphical shutdown that takes a long time"01:23
infinity(No reason why we CAN'T get a desktop system down almost instantly.  Very few things that we "stop cleanly" actually NEED to be stopped cleanly)01:23
Kamiondoko: rejected, thanks for the discussion01:23
mdzinfinity: if it doesn't land by feature freeze, it won't be feasible for dapper.  it's long past time we stopped fiddling with the startup/shutdown sequence and finish working out the bugs we already have01:24
mdzso I see no overwhelming need to defer it, unless it doesn't make the deadline ;-)01:25
Kamioninfinity: gdm, according to the Xubuntu seeds I have here01:25
infinitymdz: Understood.  I'll try to land it in my spare time in the next day or two.01:25
infinityKamion: Thanks.01:25
infinitymdz: Speaking of features (or changes thereof), I've almost completely ignored PHP during this release cycle, but was wanting to ask you if it'd be okay (even if it spills past FeatureFreeze by a week or two) to re-do the PHP configuration so it actually works for everyone (basically, using a conf.d setup that doesn't confuse people, rather than the current debconf configuration that doesn't work in many cases)01:26
dokoKamion, mdz: if I update java-gcj-compat to use gcj-4.1, please can you promote gcj-4.1 to main, or should I wait until tomorrow?01:27
infinitymdz: The current config relies on you having the interpreter installed before an extension.  So, if you install php50cli, then php5-mysql, then libapache2-mod-php5, you'll only have MySQL support in php5-cli, unless you dpkg-reconfigure, which most users don't know.01:27
Kamiondoko: if mdz's ok with it, I can do it right now01:27
mdzKamion: fine with me01:28
Kamionand if you tell me exactly which binaries to promote01:28
infinitymdz: Changing it to make it less broken isn't much effort, but it's effort I've not had the time to spend.01:28
infinitymdz: At least, not the spare time.  If I can take a day or two of "paid time", I can fix it up.01:28
mdzinfinity: I'm less concerned about the effort than about changing it at all, rigid-and-boring etc.01:28
infinitymdz: I know earlier, you and Mark cornered me about making PHP less ocnfusing for users, so I would like to fix it.01:28
Kamionlooks like everything but lib32gcj7-dbg and lib32gcj7-dev? (matching gcj-4.0)01:28
mdzinfinity: what's consuming your time?  haven't seen activity reports from you01:28
infinitymdz: Rigid and borind was why I never changed it in hoary or breezy, but it IS broken, so...01:28
infinitys/borind/boring/01:29
infinitymdz: These days, it's mostly hunting down missing and failed builds and dealing with the 12-clicks-per-give-back in soyuz, while I help cprov write proper dep-wait handling and continue to file bug to make the buildd interface work.01:29
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Kamionoh, and not libgcj7-dbg or libgcj7-src either (again matching gcj-4.0)01:31
Kamiondoko: promoted gcj-4.1 gcj-4.1-base gij-4.1 lib32gcj7 libgcj7 libgcj7-awt libgcj7-dev libgcj7-jar, matching gcj-4.0; please change seeds to match if necessary01:32
Kamionmdz: while we're here, anything of mine you're concerned about wrt feature freeze? I think the remaining things on the espresso to-do list that might count as features are the keymap and location/timezone pages, language pack support, and maybe preseeding01:34
mdzinfinity: at the status update meeting I asked for details about that; I would appreciate bug numbers and CCs for the soyuz issues01:34
mdzKamion: espresso, espresso and espresso01:34
Kamioncolour me unsurprised :-)01:35
mdzKamion: is Mithrandir working in parallel with you now?01:35
dokomdz, Kamion: what about pending syncs and the feature freezy?01:35
Kamionmdz: yes01:35
Kamiondoko: as I said to sistpoty above, elmo appears to be working on getting syncs working01:35
Kamion(again)01:35
mdzdoko: pending syncs will be processed01:35
Kamionsince I'm insomniac tonight, I'm trying to get the NEW queue down01:36
dokonice01:36
infinitymdz: https://launchpad.net/people/adconrad/+reportedbugs01:36
infinitymdz: Every one of my currently open reported bugs is against soyuz, so that's easy enough.01:36
sistpotyKamion: rock! :)01:36
infinitymdz: I can CC you on the ones that are really killing my time (mostly anything dealing with dep-wait handling or batch processing)01:36
mdzinfinity: thanks, please do01:36
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florianhi all01:42
mdzinfinity: activity reports wouldn't hurt either; that's my best chance at knowing what you're up to01:43
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infinitymdz: Even if they say nothing more than "spent all day wading through the soyuz buildd UI finding failed builds, analysing them, and giving them back"?01:44
mdzinfinity: especially if they say that01:44
infinityFair enough.01:44
mdzbecause that means you're unable to make progress on your other work01:44
infinitymdz: I'm working with cprov to do some of the build-slave side of fixing up the dep-wait stuff to actually work.  Since I used to hack on sbuild and buildd in the Old World Order, that seems to be a fair transition of my job description.01:47
sivangmdz: I've made some very good progress with HUB, and worked solely on the last day, however it may happen that I'm still missing some bits to go when the clock hits 23Feb, is their a chance to get a 1-3 days (basically the weekend) more if that happens? (I'm left with finishing the restore functionality, multisession burning, and connecting this to a GUI) it would be a shame for me to see it doesn't make dapper when it would have needed a day or01:52
jcolehi guys, who is working on this? --> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EmbeddedUbuntu01:52
Burgworkjcape, afaik, currently nobody01:53
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jcapeUhh, what?01:54
jcapeNot me :-)01:54
mdzsivang: feel free to continue as you like in universe01:54
Burgworkjcape, sorry01:54
Burgworkjcole, afaik, currently nobody01:54
Burgworkjcole, are you referencing the fsm interview with mark?01:55
jcole"GPE will be used as reference graphical environment."01:55
jcoleflorian and france are from #gpe01:55
Burgworkjcole, IANAD, but I have heard nary a word of it01:55
dolsonhello everyone. could anyone tell me if the PAM (and possible bash & glibc) patch for rtprio and nice rlimits is going to be implemented for Dapper?01:55
Kamionis there a bug somewhere for it?01:56
Kamionincluding a patch?01:56
francejcole: florian is much more involved with gpe.  I do more overall bits and pieces.01:57
dolsonyes, bug #1734801:57
Ubugtumalone bug 17348 in pam libpam0g "Please add support for RT prio & nice rlimits" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/1734801:57
Burgworkjcole, check with this person --> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AndersonLizardo01:58
sivangmdz: I do not wish to defer now, I still got a day and some more to work on it.01:58
francejcole: the embedded ubuntu page looks good01:58
Burgworkfrance, are you an upstream gpe dev?01:59
Kamiondolson: I've assigned the bug to me, and I'll have a look in my next piece of free time (unless somebody else wants to grab it off me)01:59
francebootldr, kernel, familiar, hh.org site.02:00
Burgworkfrance, ah02:00
dolsonKamion: thank you. this is an important thing for us musicians, so your attention is much appreciated02:00
jcoleEmbeddedUbuntu wants to use u-boot... "florian: but u-boot is a bad idea, iirc it doesn't support suspend/resume"02:01
Burgworkjcole, feel free to edit the spec as needed02:01
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KamionNEW queue down to 40; off back to bed02:02
florianjcole: Using only one bootloader isn't possible in fact... 02:03
jcole"Needs guidance" -> https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/embedded-ubuntu02:03
jcole"Priority:  High. This specification is strongly desired for the next major release, and we have every reason to believe that it can be delivered in that timeframe."02:03
Burgworkjcole, floam it is not going to happen for dapper in april, I don't realistically think02:03
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Burgworkfloam, sorry, tab completion02:03
mdzsivang: what are you proposing?02:04
floamjerk!02:04
Burgworkfloam, watch out, tone doesn't carry in text02:04
floamheh02:04
floamnoone says "jerk" with an exclamation mark seriously02:04
ajmitchfloam: many do on irc, sadly02:05
floamjerks!02:05
floammaybe I'll be more careful02:05
ajmitchplease do02:05
floamnow, if I had this house rigged to blow up when I'm mentioned on IRC, because I'm certain the FBI is after me, I might be a little peeved02:06
Burgworkjcole, france, florian ask ajmitch if you have any development questions. I am leaving work now02:06
franceBurgwork: thx02:07
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ajmitchBurgwork: you had to drop me in it, didn't you? :)02:07
florianokay :-)02:08
mdzjcole: unfortunately the workflow for spec prioritization in launchpad isn't very good yet; those values won't be reliable until that's been resolved02:09
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mdzKamion: is the xpdf in anastacia.txt another instance of the bug you fixed in germinate?  Depends: xpdf-reader | pdf-viewer02:19
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Keybukhmm, this router promises to Unleash Networking Power02:22
KeybukI do hope Tony Robbins doesn't come round on Friday to install it02:22
sivangmdz: I've emailed you, I have to hit bed now...good night.02:23
Keybuk"Firstly, in order to plug a computer into the Business Broadband service you will need to have an available Ethernet socket on your computer, which is not supplied as part of this pack."02:24
mdzyour computer is not supplied with the unit?02:24
mjg59Ooh ooh ooh aigl is SO SHINY02:24
Keybukmdz: indeed, a disappointment I must say02:25
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franceBurgwork: would u send me an e-mail to france@handhelds.org?02:36
franceBurgwork: with e-mails addresses of the folks involved etc....02:36
floriangood night02:37
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mjg59infinity: Version of fglrx in lrm doesn't seem to match userspace02:53
mjg59Hilarity ensues02:53
Keybukmjg59: what's aigl?02:53
mjg59Keybuk: Accelerated indirect gl02:54
infinitymjg59: ...?02:54
infinitymjg59: Does here.  amd64 or i386?02:54
mjg59infinity: amd6402:54
infinitymjg59: Have you been forcefully update to the -16 kernels yet?02:54
infinityupdated, too?02:54
mjg59infinity: I'm on -16, yes02:54
mjg59Oh, hang on02:55
mjg59Sorry, it just booted -15 again02:55
mjg59Ah! I installed lrm for -16, but not the kernel itself. Sorry!02:55
infinityYeah, linux-meta still needs to get through the queue and into the archive, I guess.02:55
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mjg59Keybuk: On a dist-upgraded machine, I just got an eth0_clashed device02:56
infinityOh, hah, there it is.02:56
Keybukmjg59: does the mac in /etc/iftab match the mac of the card?02:56
mjg59Keybuk: Only one card has an entry in iftab, and it matches eth0 rather than eth0_clashed02:57
Keybukcan you elaborate a bit there ...02:58
Keybukyou have two cards, but only one is mentioned in /etc/iftab?02:58
Keybukand the one mentioned in /etc/iftab has the "eth0" name and not the "eth0_clashed" name?02:58
mjg59Keybuk: Correct02:58
Keybukok02:58
Keybukthat's fine then02:58
Keybukit's behaving exactly right02:58
mjg59Uhm.02:58
Keybukthe card you wanted to be called eth0 is called eth002:58
mjg59This is an odd definition of "right"02:59
Keybukyou haven't given the other card a name02:59
mjg59Why not then call the other one eth1?02:59
KeybukI will02:59
Keybukthe code is just #if 0...#endif'd so I can see it working right first02:59
mjg59So by "correct" you mean "incorrect but not implemented yet"?02:59
mjg59Ah, ok02:59
Keybukit's harder to discover whether the "eth1" got that name by accident or deliberate action02:59
Keybukbut the _clashed thing shows up like a sore thumb and helps me debug when it goes wrong02:59
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Keybukmjg59: was this a fresh install/upgrade and reboot?03:04
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mjg59Keybuk: Nope, upgrade from breezy03:04
Keybukhave you rebooted?03:04
mjg59Yes03:04
Keybukdo you have a /var/log/udev ?03:04
mjg59Nope03:04
Keybukbah03:04
Keybuk/dev/.udev.log ?03:05
mjg59Nope03:05
Keybukmustn't have made it into the archive in time for your update then :-/03:06
Keybukyou have udev ubuntu 13?03:06
Keybukheh, that upset ubugtu03:06
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mjg59Sorry, it's just rebooting again03:08
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infinityOh hey, lookie there, NetworkManager works again.03:12
Keybukpitti finished breaking it?03:12
infinityYes. :)03:12
Keybukhe was clearly trying out the Keybuk school of uploads03:13
Keybukbreak everything, then pick up the pieces :p03:13
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Mezgrr...03:15
Keybukright, quick reboot before bed I think03:15
MezIf feature freeze is tomorrow... what happens to stuff in the NEW queue before then ? does it just get ignored?03:15
Mezor will it get in eventually03:15
KeybukMez: feature freeze largely concerns specification-related work03:15
infinityIt'll get looked at.03:15
Keybukif it's in NEW, it's clearly "done"03:16
Keybukit's the date we drop the specs, and start on the bugs03:16
Keybukof course, it's entirely allowed to shove your feature work in at the last minute03:16
Keybukand then legitimately spend the next month working on all the bugs in it :)03:16
MezKeybuk: lol - I just want to get iFolder into universe :D03:17
Mezand whoevers' been reviewing NEW lately either has a massive work load or is busy doing other sutff03:18
Keybukactually, I don't think anyone's been able to do NEW reviews with the shift to launchpad03:18
KeybukI only listened with a fraction of an ear on that though03:18
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LaserJockI thought Kamion was working on NEW today, but I could be wrong03:20
MezKeybuk: lol - good to hear that soyuz has made so many things impossible03:21
Keybukamongst a thousand other things, I suspect, yes03:21
Mez(like backports, security uploads, new)03:21
KeybukMez: not impossible, just teething problems; expected in an archive switch, and will be all shiny and better by the time dapper is done03:21
Keybuksoyuz has also made so many things much easier03:21
Keybuklike udebs not needing to be BYHANDed every upload03:21
Mezlol:D03:22
Meztrue ... but - meh - backports arent currently possible :D03:22
Keybuk*shrug* who cares about backports03:22
Keybuk:D03:22
MezKeybuk, many many many users03:22
Mezand anyone who doesnt know how to/cant be bothered/cant learn how to package their own stuff03:23
MezIf I want anything backported03:23
LaserJockMez: do you have an idea of how many backports there are? I'm just curious.03:23
MezI backport it :d03:23
Mezhttp://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy-backports/allpackages03:23
LaserJockMez: is the policy still no packports for packages that would need changes?03:25
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MezLaserJock, pretty much03:26
Mezunless we make the changes in dapper and they work in dapper and breezy03:26
Mezthough that may eventually change with hct 03:26
MezI hope03:26
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LaserJockhmm, that's a fair amount that you're still able to backport it seems. Everything I wanted to backport had to have dependency changes. Granted it was only 1 or 2 packages03:27
MezLaserJock, yeh - we're pretty lucky with this one...03:29
Mezbreezy/dapper havent really had any major changes03:30
Mezso everything seems plain sailing enough03:30
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mjg59Are any builds actually happening at the moment?03:30
mjg59There's a huge pile of stuff in the queue03:30
Mezmjg59, well adare is broken03:31
infinityMez: Which doesn't relate.03:31
infinitymjg59: It looks like the buildds are all idle.  <grumble>... Will need a Kinnison or cprov to hunt that down until I have access to look at that stuff myself.03:32
Mezbut the buildds seem to have stopped building 45 mins ago03:32
infinitymjg59: Err, wait.  I don't see anything in state PENDING, except for backports packages..03:33
Mezthere are backports packages pending 03:34
Mez?03:34
Mezo_O03:34
Mezthought backport packages werent possible atm03:34
mjg59Oh! Sorry, it's the backports.03:34
infinityBackports and updates, yes.03:34
infinityI think the last code drop was meant to start on the road to gettting -backports and -updates buildable.03:34
Mezinfinity - where can you see the lists (Pending, NEW etc)03:34
infinitySo, the stuff is in the queue, it won't build just yet.03:34
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infinityMez: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+builds03:35
infinitymjg59: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/x11proto-gl/1.4.3-0ubuntu6 for instance?03:35
mjg59infinity: Yeah. The one with "no builds recorded"03:36
infinitymjg59: Looks like it hasn't even been picked up by the queubuilder yet.  Whether that's a bug or impatience on your part, I'm not sure.03:36
Mezinfinity: Quick Question to you regarding a bug for unrar-nonfree in debian03:36
mjg59infinity: Ah, I see it only hit the queue quite a while after it was uploaded. Probably just me being impatient, then03:36
infinitymjg59: Could just be impatience.  The New World Order takes a while for stuff to shove through.03:36
infinityMez: Shoot.03:36
Mezhttp://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=35208903:36
Mezinfinity that bug I forwarded on to Eugene 03:37
Mezwho basically replied "unrar isnt being told to do anything - so it doesnt return an error code"03:37
MezRAR and UnRAR without parameters print the help screen and exit03:37
Mezwith 0 code. It is not a syntax error and I see no reason to return03:37
Meznon-zero exit code. I've checked several other command line archivers03:37
Mez(Windows versions of arj, pkzip, infozip) and their behavior is03:37
Mezthe same.03:37
Mezis what he replied.03:38
MezShould I close the bug?03:38
infinityMez: But it's being invoked with an unknown options.03:38
infinitys/an //03:38
infinityI assume, anyway.  "unrar foo.rar" can't possibly be a valid way to call it.03:38
infinityI dunno.03:39
infinityMez: I don't see "called with invalid options" being the same as "called with no options", but that's between you, upstream, and the bug submitter.03:39
Mezok03:40
infinityMez: Regarding #328166, he /did/ provide the .rar file as an attachment in the previous comment. :)03:42
Mezdid he?03:43
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Mezhmm - a lot of devs seem to use a shell which shows the cwd on the right hand of ths ecreen04:26
Mezwhats used to do this ?04:26
LaserJockhmm, are there mirrors for the Flight 4 isos?04:27
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crimsunhere's one: http://se.archive.ubuntu.com/mirror/cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/dapper/flight-4/04:29
LaserJockcrimsun: ah thanks. that is much better04:30
CarlFKshouldn't dapper-server be a 300mb install?04:41
CarlFKnot dapper boot:server, but http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-server/daily/current/04:41
LaserJockCarlFK: I'm not sure04:42
LaserJockCarlFK: maybe they just filled up the space with server goodies :-)04:43
CarlFKlooks like it grabbed ubuntu-desktop_0.98_i386.deb 04:43
infinityCarlFK: I'm not sure I understand the question.  You mean the installation should take 300 MB on disk, or the ISO should be 300MB?04:43
CarlFKinstall on disk04:44
infinityCarlFK: Ahh.  Yeah, there's some work to be done to fix the server install right now.  It's known.04:44
infinity(And fix the seeds too, so we don't end up with any desktop cruft on the CD)04:44
CarlFKok, I was re-aranging things and thought maybe I got mixed up 04:45
CarlFKwho  thought that dapper-install-i386.iso and dapper-install-i386.iso were good names for the images?04:46
infinityNo one thinks those are good names, trust me. :)04:50
infinityKamion's planning to rename things to a state where they can all live happily in the same directory and scrap the subdirectories.04:51
infinityI believe.04:51
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CarlFKwhat a splinded idea 04:55
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CarlFKinstalled dapper-server (and got it right this time) then apt-get install ubuntu-lite-desktop - saw this fly by: /tmp/xserver-xorg.config.37761: line 30: laptop-detect: command not found05:28
CarlFKis that worth posting to launchpad?05:29
crimsun...there's a ubuntu-lite-desktop? 05:29
infinityYeah.  It shouldn't be doing that in the config script (or it should be guarded)05:30
CarlFKhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallingUbuntuLite05:30
infinityCarlFK: Please file a bug, so I don't forget about it.05:30
CarlFKwill do05:30
crimsunaha, external repo.05:30
CarlFKyes, but I think just one meta-package05:31
CarlFKinfinity: package name?05:32
infinitybinary: xserver-xorg, source: xorg05:32
CarlFKinfinity: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/3242205:37
Ubugtumalone bug 32422 in xorg xserver-xorg "xserver-xorg.config laptop-detect not found" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  05:37
infinityDanke.05:38
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CarlFKI am seeing lots of: Fontconfig error: Cannot load default config file05:38
CarlFKpost?05:38
infinityYes, that will happen on every font installation until fontconfig is configured.05:38
infinityA longstanding bug.  Already filed.05:39
CarlFKk05:39
infinityIt's harmless, but someone really should fix it so it stops scaring people (and generating bug reports), I suppose. :)05:39
Burglaptopinfinity: on bootup, one of the strings says "Will not check root file system". For consistency, it should read "Checking root file system"05:40
Burglaptopinfinity: didn't know which package I should file that on05:40
infinityBurglaptop: s/not/now/, I hope. :)05:40
Burglaptopinfinity: yes05:41
Burglaptop:)05:41
infinity(base)adconrad@cthulhu:~$ grep "Will now check" /etc/init.d/*05:41
infinity/etc/init.d/checkfs.sh: [ "$VERBOSE" != no ]  && log_action_msg "Will now check all file systems"05:41
infinity/etc/init.d/checkroot.sh:               log_action_msg "Will now check root file system"05:41
infinity(base)adconrad@cthulhu:~$ dpkg -S /etc/init.d/checkroot.sh /etc/init.d/checkfs.sh05:41
infinityinitscripts: /etc/init.d/checkroot.sh05:41
infinityinitscripts: /etc/init.d/checkfs.sh05:41
infinity(Helping users help themselves, next on Fox)05:41
Burglaptopinfinity: shall I file or will you fix?05:42
infinityFile away.  initscripts is keybuk's baby currently, and I'm swamped.05:43
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Burglaptopsalut highvoltage05:51
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Burglaptopinfinity: do you know if mvo's automatic updater is going to be ready for dapper?06:00
infinityBurglaptop: I sure hope so.06:00
Burglaptopinfinity: less words for me to write to06:01
Burglaptops/to/too06:02
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shayais /var/run/mysqld not supposed to be a+x ?06:27
shayaregular users can't connect to mysqld.sock06:28
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wasabiHey, there any creative way to boot using grub on my system to root=/the/livecd?06:32
wasabiKernel in my /boot, /root someplace else.06:32
infinityshaya: Yes, on my bug list.06:34
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shayadoes reportbug file bugs?06:34
shayajust did one via it06:34
infinityshaya: I guess since I've been asked twice in two days about that one, I should just upload.06:34
infinityshaya: reportbug mails bugs to ubuntu-users... A bit suboptimal. :/06:34
shayano one wants integration w/ it it via malone?06:35
infinityshaya: Until we get some sort of gateway for reportbug, best to report bugs directly in Malone.06:35
infinityshaya: Oh, we want integration, the Malone developers haven't given me an interface to throw bugs at yet, that's all. :)06:35
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diemanooo, installable beagle!07:50
jsgotangco?07:52
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pittiGood morning07:54
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fabbionebug 3242808:25
Ubugtumalone bug 32428 in gconf2 "gconftool-2 turns living people into wormfood" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3242808:25
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fabbioneah here he is08:26
fabbionedholbach: 08:26
fabbionebug 3242808:26
Ubugtumalone bug 32428 in gconf2 "gconftool-2 turns living people into wormfood" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3242808:26
fabbioneplease fix.. now08:26
fabbione:)08:26
dholbachhello fabbione08:26
dholbachhello everybody else08:26
fabbionedholbach: hey dude08:27
dholbachfabbione: that's a duplicate of bug 2874408:27
Ubugtumalone bug 28744 in gconf2 "gconftool-2 very slow" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2874408:27
dholbachbut thanks for the encouragement and faith you have in us.08:28
fabbionedholbach: my bug report is better :)08:29
dholbachoh well :)08:30
fabbionedholbach: ETA for a fix?08:30
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dholbachas seb already said on the other bug: that's not trivial to fix08:30
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dholbachi can't give ETAs, but I promise to look into it08:30
fabbionedholbach: thanks08:32
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sivangmdz: still around?08:43
jsgotangconow that's a bug report08:45
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fabbioneinfinity: ping?08:57
pittidholbach: would it be technically possible at all to switch the primary gconf source back to split files?08:58
pittidholbach: since the huge combined file is what makes it so slow, right?08:58
pittidholbach: (on writing, that is)08:59
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dholbachpitti: I can't really tell. I'd need to look into it.09:00
dholbachpitti: since seb worked on it and with the Debian folks09:00
pittiKamion, mdz: you recently approved upgrading postgresql-8.1 to the new microversion; similar microreleases are available for 7.4 and 8.0 with even fewer bug fixes, and they are universe; can I assume that I can update them as well?09:00
pittidholbach: alright, thanks09:01
ChipzzI'ld say it's an upstream bug that you can't register/unregister mulptiple schema's at once09:01
Mithrandircan't we use a real db backend instead of XML?09:03
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Chipzzaren't the translations stored in the xml too?09:04
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infinityfabbione: pong.09:30
fabbioneinfinity: pitti wants to talk with you about ssl-cert grp & co :)09:31
fabbionepitti: be gentle ok? :)09:31
infinitypitti: Do your worst. :)09:32
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pittire09:35
fabbionebah he went for breakfast..09:35
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pittiinfinity: so, what now? "Please, Adam, when do you plan to upload ssl-cert, so that I can upload postgresql-common for snakeoil cert?" or "Upload this damn thing by feature freeze, man!" :)09:36
infinitypitti: Both!09:37
pittiself.split()09:37
infinitypitti: You're just missing the group (and group readability of the private key), right?09:37
pittiinfinity: yes, right09:37
pittiwill you do any other changes to it which might need modifications for psql?09:37
infinityI'll upload for that, plus Fabio's changes in SVN, tonight, then.  And I'll do the other upload (more bugfixes I wanted, etc), post-feature-freeze.09:38
pittithat sounds good09:38
pittiI'll prepare the new branch then09:38
infinitypitti: The interface isn't excepted to change.  If it works now (modulo file permissions), it'll keep working.09:38
infinitys/excepted/expected/09:38
pittiinfinity: it will be 1.0-11ubuntu2, or will you sync against Debian or so?09:38
pittiinfinity: nice typo :)09:39
infinity1.0.11.0ubuntu1, just to confuse you.09:40
infinity(It's debian-native, the version is changing the reflect that... Next Debian upload will be 1.0.12)09:40
pittiheh, good to know09:40
infinityYou can therefore use (>> 1.0.11) and it'll work great for both dists.09:40
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Kamionpitti: yes, should be no problem with similar bug-fix UVF breaks for postgresql in universe10:07
KamionMez: I'm working my way through NEW; halved the size of the queue yesterday10:07
infinitypitti: postgres doesn't need to be able to read the directory, does it?  Just traverse and get at the file?10:08
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KamionMez: and for the record, ifolder3 has been in NEW for 5 hours 50 minutes, so you appear to have complained about the size of the NEW queue about three minutes after uploading it ;-)10:08
infinitypitti: Just trying to minimise the scariness of changing the dir from 700, by at least changing it to 710 instead of 750.10:08
Kamionoh, hmm, maybe three minutes before. ENOTENOUGHCOFFEEYET10:09
pittiinfinity: right; it needs to check the presence of that file in pg_createcluster, but that happens as root10:09
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infinityUgh.10:09
pittiinfinity: after that, you only need to be able to follow a symlink to the snakeoil key as postgres10:09
infinityThat directory ships 700 in openssl.  openssl can't very well depend on ssl-cert, that'd just be wrong.  Maybe the snakeoil private key should be in /etc/ssl/private-snakeoil or something instead. :/10:10
infinityfabbione: pong.10:10
infinityfabbione: ping, too.10:10
pittiinfinity: oh shit10:10
fabbioneinfinity: yes one sec...10:11
infinitypitti: I mean, I could just alter the permissions of that directory in my postinst (and alter it back if ssl-cert gets removed), but that feels dirty.10:11
pittiinfinity: with dpkg-statoverride, I presume? or is the directory created in openssl's postinst?10:12
pittihm, no, it's shipped10:12
infinitypitti: The directory is shipped.10:12
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pittiinfinity: hm, everyone can already see that this directory exists, and it's no secret anyway; do you see any security implications with 710? (I don't)10:13
infinitypitti: Not that it matters, since dpkg doesn't touch directory permission changes, AFAIR.10:13
pittidrwxr-xr-x 2 root root 128 2006-02-13 18:54 /etc/ssl/private10:14
pittiurgh10:14
infinitySee? :)10:14
pittiI'm not aware of ever having changed that on my desktop10:14
infinityYou must have changed it when testing pgsql/ssl-cert stuff.10:14
infinityI hope.10:14
pittiinfinity: I did that on my laptop in London only10:14
infinityOh.  Neat!10:14
fabbione 4 drwx------   2 root root 4096 2005-12-18 17:10 private10:15
fabbionethis is on fresh install10:15
fabbioneso you will need 750 private and chgrp ssl-cert private10:15
infinity71010:15
fabbioneor something along that line10:15
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pittihey seb128 10:15
fabbioneinfinity: you still need to be able to read from it, don't you?10:16
seb128hi pitti10:16
pittifabbione: not for postgresql10:16
infinityI don't like the idea of a daemon running in the ssl-cert group being able to randomly scan through there.10:16
fabbionepitti: ok10:16
fabbioneinfinity: yes, make sense if it works..10:16
fabbione:)10:16
fabbioneand it works for me10:16
fabbioneso go ahead10:16
infinityYou don't need to be able to read the directory if you know the filename you want.10:17
infinityAnd we do, by design. :)10:17
seb128fabbione: thanks for not deciding the milestone for the maintainer and your gconf one is a dup 10:17
fabbioneseb128: dholbach told me about the dup.. 10:18
fabbioneseb128: but it needs to be fixed.. it's unbearable10:19
seb128and we decided that the tradeoff installation runtime was ok10:19
fabbionewho decided?10:19
seb128mdz10:19
fabbionei will talk with him10:19
seb128sure10:19
fabbionei find it amusing that building a kernel takes me less time than upgrading a package10:20
seb128anyway we are in a tricky position to revert now10:20
seb128and that's not a good time to rewritte gconf backend to use something else than xml10:20
fabbioneseb128: i have another idea instead10:20
pittipeople installing with espresso won't feel this pain so much, right?10:20
fabbionebut i wanted to discuss it with you, dholbach, pitti and infinity 10:20
seb128which is?10:20
fabbionewell there are several packages that needs to run always the same set of commands during upgrades10:21
fabbionethat is scrollkeeper, gconftool-2 and others...10:21
seb128pitti: there is no such much slowness, out of gnome-applets and gnome-games which ship a lot of schemas other packages are mostly fine10:21
pittifabbione: dpkg triggers ;)10:21
fabbionethese 2 are the ones that bites the most10:21
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seb128fabbione: no, gconf doesn't act that way10:21
seb128scrollkeeper rebuild the base10:21
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fabbioneseb128: please let me finish one sec :)10:21
Chipzzfabbione: no, dpkg triggers won't help you for gconf10:21
seb128gconf writes key10:21
fabbioneChipzz: as above10:22
seb128fabbione: you can"t run "gconf base building" after installation10:22
fabbioneif you let me finish10:22
seb128k10:22
fabbioneeach of these commands have their own sintax and "features"10:22
Chipzzseb128: talking about "base building", is a solution needed for gstreamer plugins?10:22
seb128we .xml has to be parsed to write every key, I doubt any of your "tricks" will change that10:22
seb128Chipzz: no10:22
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Kamionpitti: not as much, no10:23
fabbioneso building a generic framework is not easy10:23
seb128s/we/the10:23
Chipzzseb128: cfr recent thread on desktop-devel wrt to startup-time10:23
seb128Chipzz: we didn't get any bug about that10:23
fabbionebut what can be done is at least to get run gconf or scrollkeepr all in one go10:23
fabbioneor10:23
seb128and I've no startup time issue here10:23
fabbionemany times as required in a loop10:23
Kamionfabbione: the gconf and scrollkeeper cases are really very different10:23
seb128fabbione: scrollkeeper can, there is a db-update comment, not gconf10:24
fabbioneto at least take advantage of the file cache in ram10:24
Kamionscrollkeeper's very easy to divert away and just run once at the end10:24
Kamiongconftool is called with radically different arguments each time, so isn't so easy10:24
seb128gconf has to be called on every schemas10:24
seb128and that would not make it faster to call it one time after installation10:24
fabbioneplease read the lines i wrote as last before both of you have gone to a problem i am aware of10:24
ChipzzKamion: not radically different arguments, just with a different filename every time10:24
fabbioneseb128: it will make it faster if you call it in a loop with all the different args, instead of calling it N times in the middle of an upgrade10:25
seb128fabbione: I've read everything you said, there is no file cache in ram acting here10:25
Kamionfabbione: I read them, doesn't help particularly given that it's being called from different packages and can't easily be consolidated10:25
fabbioneKamion: that can be fixed changing the way in which gconftool-2 is called.10:25
seb128fabbione: your slowness it probably one one or 2 packages that takes several minutes to process and already " call it in a loop with all the different args" in fact10:26
fabbionequeuing up the request, tracking how many and what requests have been done10:26
Kamionfabbione: sorry, wontfix, not putting obscene hacks in the installer for this.10:26
fabbioneand the last package flush the queue10:26
Kamionthis is too hacky10:26
fabbioneKamion: did i mention installer anywhere? i am talking about something different10:26
seb128and will not be useful10:26
Chipzzfor schema in "$@"; do10:26
Chipzz  if [ `echo "$schema" | cut -c1` != / ] ; then10:26
Chipzz    schema="$schema_location"/"$schema"10:26
Chipzz  fi10:26
Chipzz  if [ -e $schema ] ; then10:26
Chipzz    HOME="$tmp_home" GCONF_CONFIG_SOURCE=xml:merged:/var/lib/gconf/defaults \10:26
Chipzz        gconftool-2 "$option" "$schema" >/dev/null10:27
seb128that's what we do atm right10:27
Mithrandirseb128: do you happen to know what part is taking so long?  I suspect it's parsing the monolithic file, BICBW.10:27
Chipzzsnippet from /usr/sbin/gconf-schemas10:27
seb128Mithrandir: it is parsing the file10:27
Mithrandirseb128: so if we used another backend, say a regular database, it should go faster?10:27
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Mithrandirseb128: (I realise this may be dapper+1 material, though)10:28
seb128Mithrandir: probably but10:28
seb128<seb128> and that's not a good time to rewritte gconf backend to use something else than xml10:28
seb128right10:28
Mithrandirseb128: agreed.10:28
ChipzzMithrandir: how do you propose to store translations in a db? that will get very ugly very fast10:28
fabbionethis is a torture for users...10:28
MithrandirChipzz: depends on what database, really.  If you use sqlite, say you use one db per language.10:29
MithrandirChipzz: (just as an off-the-top-of-my-head suggestion)10:29
seb128fabbione: users upgrade once from one distro to next one, if that takes 5-10 extra minutes they can live with it10:29
ChipzzI agree that it's torture10:29
dholbach... since their resulting system is faster.10:30
Chipzzbut I think this is very much an upstream issue10:30
seb128Chipzz: if that was a were state you would be in trouble :p10:30
Chipzzseveral issues as a matter of fact10:30
seb128s/were/war10:30
Mithrandirseb128: it also means installing new packages will be a lot slower, though.10:30
Chipzzseb128: what exactly were you commenting on? :)10:30
seb128Chipzz: what torture is exactly10:30
fabbioneseb128: it's not just install or upgrades from release to release. As you might notice, we all test gnome everytime you upload...10:31
seb128fabbione: I agree the installation time sucks, but there is nothing easy we can do to fix it10:31
seb128changing the way gconftool is called will not change the way it parses the xml for every key it writes and the number of keys stay the same10:32
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fabbioneseb128: does gconftool-2 spend time on I/O or CPU processing?10:32
fabbionehow do you access this xml file basically...10:32
seb128fabbione: I parses a 10-20M xml file an hundred of time10:32
mvoseb128: could we make it write some (very basic) status information? maybe something like "updateing schemas ..." and a "." every 10-30s or something? so that people see it's still alive? 10:32
seb128it parses I mean10:32
mvoI'm thinking especially about older machines where it can take (literally) minutes 10:33
fabbioneseb128: yes clearly i never saw you in front of my pc parsing XML :P10:33
seb128;)10:33
mvofabbione: we are talking about *magic* seb here10:33
mvohe is a bit like the hogfather ;)10:33
fabbioneseb128: do you think there is space to optimize the parsing code?10:35
fabbionelike reducing the amount of times the file get parsed?10:35
seb128that's possible yep10:35
seb128there is place to put a cache or something imho10:35
fabbioneseb128: so why are you still here talking to me instead of fixing it ? :P10:35
seb128like if a schemas has 20 keys to write, not parsing the base 20 times10:35
fabbionethat would speed up a lot :)10:36
seb128but that's not the sort of change that would be trivial to do and I don't want to break gconf for dapper10:36
fabbioneseb128: does gconf2 comes with a testsuite?10:36
seb128no10:36
fabbioneor is it on the wave of "test at your own risk"...10:36
fabbionei guess the latter.. suck10:36
seb128there is some tests with the tarball but I would not rely on it only10:37
seb128I've started to make some change before distro sprint in fact, I think we could speed it up by a factor 2 quite easily but that will still be quite slow ...10:39
fabbioneseb128: can you point me to the function that does the file parsing?10:40
fabbioneat least you can save me the time to learn all the code in there10:41
infinitymvo: Output from postinsts (unless REALLY necessary) is just ugly, IMO.  We need to get rid of what we have, not add more.10:41
mvoinfinity: why? people who are interessted in it like to see what is going on. everyone else should use a frontend that hides the dpkg/script chatter anyway10:42
seb128fabbione: I don't know that codebase sorry. The xml parsing stuff are probably to gconf2-2.13.5/backends/xml-entry.c10:43
infinitymvo: But where do we draw the line between "useful output" and "too much"?.... I could put all sort of "doing this:" and "doing that:" in my postinsts, just cause I think it's nice to know what's going on.10:44
mvoinfinity: sure, that's all a bit blurry. but my machine showing: "confiugring gnome-panel-data" for 10min can make me think that it had died. some sort of progress indication for really long runing tasks is usefull IMHO10:45
fabbioneseb128: ok10:45
infinitymvo: Policy 3.9 starts out with "The package installation scripts should avoid producing output which is unnecessary for the user to see and should rely on dpkg to stave off boredom on the part of a user installing many packages. This means, amongst other things, using the --quiet option on install-info."  While the example given (install-info) is obviously dated, the point still makes sense.10:45
Kamionpolicy kind of assumes that packages won't take forever and a week to install10:45
Kamion(rightly so, I think)10:45
sladenmjg59: I have a report of HP NWXXXX with copmletely different special key mappings10:45
infinitymvo: Fair enough, though I've not noticed any of it taking 10 minutes, just taking "a bit longer than I'd like".10:45
sladenmjg59: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/HPNW8240/Kubuntu and grep for "Hi Luka"10:46
Treenakssladen: my 8240 is normal10:46
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sladenTreenaks: is that /exactly/ the same model number?  could you drop to a console and run showkey -u  and see if you see the same things10:50
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sladenTreenaks: for bonus points, try with   /etc/init.d/hotkey-setup stop   too which will tell us if we already did the remapping10:50
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Treenakssladen: I have a NW824010:50
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Treenakssladen:         Product Name: HP Compaq nw8240 (PG818ET#ABU)10:51
Treenakssladen: (that's demidecode)10:51
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mvoinfinity: ok, you are right. it takes only 3min to install gnome-panel-data on my dated p3/1200.10:53
raphinkI can't seem to get this transparent windows effect 10:53
raphinkdunno where it is10:53
infinitymvo: Ugh.  I can see what all the fuss is about then.  3 mins is still way too long.10:54
pittiraphink: the window borders (title bar) are10:54
infinitymvo: I take back my comment then.  Progress output would be an okay stopgap until the real problem is addressed.10:54
raphinkpitti: yeah I know the title bar is transparent10:54
raphinkpitti: but I've seen a video that shown that you could make any window transparent10:55
pittiraphink: anyway, this is #ubuntu matter 10:55
raphinkpitti: yeah you're right 10:55
raphinkhehe10:55
sladeninfinity: "real problem" is gconf2-tool just being stupidly slow?10:55
infinitymvo: Though I could also use your argument against you.  People using frontends will get a progress bar and won't think their machine is hung, so only the "hardcore" will notice the pause, and they should be smart enough to use other tools to see that the postinst is still running. :)10:55
infinitysladen: Indeed.10:55
Chipzzsladen: real problem being gconf being retarded in multiple ways ;)10:56
infinitypitti: If you didn't catch it on -changes, go forth and ssl-certify...10:57
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infinitypitti: (Unless you're waiting for binaries to test against... Wimp)10:57
pittiinfinity: yay, thanks10:57
Pygihi all, sorry about yesterday :-/ may somebody please say what was the conclusion about GAIM and the protocols?10:57
pittiinfinity: yes, I never upload a p-common without running the 20 minute test suite in a real system10:57
infinitypitti: And that's why I love you.10:57
mvoinfinity: point taken :) currently those very long postinst make synaptic open the terminal window with the dpkg stuff and show them to the user because synaptic dosn't detect any activity on the terminal and assumes something is wrong. that is easy enough to fix with a bigger timeout though10:57
pittiinfinity: for being a wimp? :)10:57
infinitypitti: No, for actually testing stuff.  You may be the only one. ;)10:58
pittiinfinity: I seriously hope I'm not 10:58
seb128mvo: what package does that take long on your box with gconf?10:58
seb128mvo: gnome-applets-data take ~1min here10:58
infinitypitti: Based on the number of build failure I get daily, I can only assume lots of people don't really test the sources they're uploading (though they may test the fixes they're including, then not test the final source upload)10:59
infinitypitti: After years as a frustrated buildd admin, that's precisely why I always do anal things like "source build -> clean chroot -> binary build -> test -> sign and upload original source build"10:59
mvoseb128: gnome-applets-data, but it takes less when it's in the file cache (i.e. when it is re-run)11:00
seb128what file cache?11:01
pittifabbione: hmm, I just installed dovecot, and now: 'dovecotError: Can't use SSL certificate /etc/ssl/certs/dovecot.pem: No such file or directory'11:02
pittifabbione: isn't it supposed to use the snakeoil cert?11:02
fabbionepitti: eh, yes? i did change that a long time ago...11:02
fabbioneand tested..11:02
pittifabbione: the commented path in dovecot.conf indeed points to the snakeoil one, but it seems that the internal default doens't11:02
pittifabbione: if I uncomment the two lines, it works11:03
fabbionebut ssl is not enabled by default...11:03
fabbionei will check again.. 11:03
fabbionethanks dude11:03
pitti(ssl-{cert,key}-file11:03
pittifabbione: hm, I just enabled 'protocols = imaps' in the file11:03
pittifabbione: that might have triggered it11:03
fabbioneyes i am checking right now11:04
infinityYeah, the compiled in default should definitely change, then. :)11:04
infinity(Does anyone else think a compiled-in default for an ssl cert path is dumb?)11:04
pittifabbione: ah, I think you forgot to patch ./src/master/master-settings.c11:04
pittifabbione: I'm working on the package anyway (security update), so I can fix that quickly11:05
fabbionepitti: ah ok.. thanks11:05
fabbionethat would be lovely11:05
pittifabbione: actually, I'd rather just change the default dovecot.conf to uncomment the settings11:05
Pygiinfinity: well ,can't we use the ssl cert path out of some external file? 11:05
pittithat seems much cleaner to me11:05
pittifabbione: what do you think?11:05
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fabbionepitti: i would prefer matching internal defaults11:05
infinitypitti: Change the compiled-in default too.  It will confuse people if they break their config a bit.11:06
pittifabbione: alright, will do that then11:06
fabbionethanks11:06
pitti'Office for Complication of Otherwise Simple Affairs' -> lol11:07
Kagouhi11:07
mvoinfinity: btw, anything about the auto-dist-upgrade-test thing yet? 11:07
Kagouis there a procedure to submit patch to close a bug in package ?! Do i "just" send my patch to bug report in launchpad ?11:08
infinitymvo: Absolutely nothing, but if you but me the day after tomorrow (ie: after feature freeze), I can build the chroots and we can start testing it.11:08
infinitymvo: s/but/bug/11:08
mvoinfinity: thanks, that would be great11:08
infinitymvo: Day after feature freeze is when I get to jump into "mass rebuilds and other testing stuff" mode, so this fits well.11:09
MithrandirKagou: click the "add attachment" link to the right.11:09
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KagouMithrandir, ok. 11:10
Pygiso, what was the conclusion due to GAIM and breaking TOS yesterday?11:13
fabbionepitti: sshhhhh! that was a surprise :)11:15
slomohm, will we get a list of all packages in NEW in the future like there exists for debian?11:16
KamionI believe that's in the plan, yes11:18
slomonice :)11:18
jdubBUENOS DIAS, AMANTES DE LA LIBERTAD!11:19
seb128morning jdub :)11:20
Pygimornin'11:21
Seveasbuenos dias, seor jdub11:22
pittijdub:  , !11:22
Seveaswho should I bug about https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/32440 ? sounds worthwile to me11:23
Ubugtumalone bug 32440 in samba "3.0.21b is newer and fixes memory leaks" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  11:23
KamionSeveas: infinity11:24
Kamionnote that he's already subscribed to the bug11:24
Seveasah, right11:24
Seveasmissed that 11:25
Kagouplease tell me what to do after : 11:25
Kagouapt-get source package11:25
Kagoucd package11:25
Kagou-> do my modifications11:25
Kagou--> how create patch to send to bug report ?11:25
pittiKagou: dch -i11:25
pittiKamion: type some comments11:25
SeveasKagou, dch -i ; debuild -s ; debdiff11:25
pittierm, Kagou ^ (sorry Kamion)11:25
Seveasdebuild -S that is11:25
infinitySeveas: I'm sure we'll get the new version, don't fret.11:26
Kagouthanks pitti & Seveas 11:26
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Seveasinfinity, I'm just triaging, didn't notice you were already subscribed. Thanks for the info, I'll add it to the bug11:26
pittiKamion: debdiff on the old and new .dsc then11:26
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Seveaspitti, fix your <tab> ;)11:28
pittiSeveas: I did actually, just autofingers11:29
infinitySeveas: Samba's microreleases (a, b, c, etc) are bugfix only, so the UVF exception should be easy to get.11:31
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slomomdz: the gst 0.10 swfdec plugin is now in gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad if you still need it :) but should move to good soon anyway11:51
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seb128slomo: don't ship it with bad so please11:52
seb128slomo: or we will have to Conflicts/Replace over Debian when it moves11:52
Kamionbit late11:53
slomoseb128: we'll have these replaces anyway as hopefully everything from bad moves to good/ugly... but sure, i can remove swfdec from bad as it should be in good very soon11:54
seb128slomo: if you already ship it no point to drop it, it's done11:54
Kamionlp_archive@drescher:/tmp/cjwatson$ dpkg -c ~/ubuntu/pool/universe/g/gst-plugins-bad0.10/gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad_0.10.1-0ubuntu1_i386.deb | grep swfdec11:54
Kamion-rw-r--r-- root/root     20336 2006-02-22 01:37:00 ./usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/libgstswfdec.so11:54
seb128I would appreciate if you coordinate with me next time for such case though :)11:54
seb128no big deal anyway11:55
slomoseb128: i thought that would be fine with you as we obviously have the replaces-problem with everything in bad sooner or later11:55
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seb128slomo: right11:56
slomoseb128: so maybe a general "Replaces: gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad" in good and ugly will solve it forever...11:57
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seb128slomo: it would be wrong though11:59
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slomoseb128: why? good/ugly should be always allowed to replace stuff from bad12:00
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seb128slomo: dunno, that feels wrong, that should be used when it actually replaces something, no because one of the next versions might move something again12:03
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dholbachjanimo: xubuntu-artwork - YAY! :)12:11
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mvojanimo: the grub splash stuff went away again (just FYI)12:15
atiehi12:15
janimodholbach, which part of it you like ? 12:16
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janimomvo, I noticed, good thing I did not rush to make a xubuntu splash :)12:16
dholbachjanimo: i just saw the gdm theme12:17
janimodholbach, that's nice indeed12:17
dholbachjanimo: what about the rest of the desktop, dependencies still broken?12:17
janimoit's just not (yet) consistent with wallpapers, default theme, usplash12:17
janimodholbach, no it should install fine now12:17
mvojanimo: yeah, sorry for it, but it made too many problems12:17
janimoif not it's a bug12:17
dholbachjanimo: so i can dist-upgrade and drop all the stuff it wants to remove?12:18
janimodholbach, yes :)12:18
janimoping me if anything is wrong12:18
dholbachi query you12:18
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sladenlamont: HP suck.  They buy other Compaq.  Re-brand the dmi-signatures to include "HP", but don't actually change the way the laptops work...12:30
janimomvo, on the subject of using gconf for update-manager, did I understand corrcetly that you would be ok with another config layer as long as it works?12:31
janimoI am thinking of upgrading issues it might cause12:31
janimobut would be nice to use python's own INI format, to avoid all the gnome-python dependency12:31
mvojanimo: yes12:38
janimomvo, yes for upgraduing issues or for INI format? :)12:39
mvojanimo: for both :) 12:39
janimo:)12:39
mvojanimo: upgrading shouldn't be that bad, we can extract the stuff with gconftool12:40
janimoif you think ini would be fine and you're overloaded I may take a look this week12:40
mvojanimo: that would be nice, thanks. try to keep in sync with glatzor, he wants to do some work on the software-properties dialog12:40
janimomvo, ok is your bzr archive the place to start and follow enough?12:41
janimoanyway the changes should be unintsrusive12:41
mvojanimo: yes, my bzr repo is fine12:41
pittidoko: xmlsec1 approved12:42
sivanghi all12:51
dokopitti: thanks12:52
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pittihey sivang 12:54
KamionMez: did you really mean to say "Architecture: i386" in the libflaim control file?12:56
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KamionMez: simias seems to install files in /usr/web/ and /usr/etc/; please fix that to conform to our standard filesystem hierarchy01:01
Kamionactually, I'll send mail01:02
KinnisonI need a "Foo happened, did you want it to, yes/no []  tickybox-do-not-tell-me-again" dialog (ideally in glade) -- anyone know where I can find one to cadge?01:02
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sivangpitti: what do I need in order to promote dar into main other then a main inclusion report? It looks pretty fine in debian bts, has a responsive and a nice reelase cycle upstream...01:05
pittisivang: mainly that, a good main inclusion report with those references, upstream/debian bug research, etc.01:05
sivangpitti: okay. 01:06
pittisivang: no vulns in the past :)01:06
sivangpitti: ah, okay, I would have to search the CVE db. is there any other place to search besides the CVE?01:07
pittiI'll do that, don't worry01:07
pittisivang: I meant that I just checked01:07
sivangpitti: ah - I know it's very cool piece of software :)01:08
pittiyes, indeed01:08
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simirahi marilize :)01:12
marilizehi simira, how are you?01:13
simiramarilize: good. Trying to figure out some decent preseeding for Ubuntu installations in my company01:13
simiramarilize: and you? How is your work going?01:13
pittiRiddell: how does keep manage to backup system files (/etc and the like)? will it run as root, or is it only meant for user files?01:14
marilizesimira; great thanks, just having allot of wireless problems today :) still enjoying the new job?01:14
simiramarilize: so far, so good :)01:15
Riddellpitti: it's only ment for user files01:15
Riddellalthough you can run it as root if you want to01:15
pittiRiddell: ok, that's good; so no potential root escalation by putting bad files into your ~ :)01:15
pittiRiddell: thanks01:16
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simiramarilize: when can I order Dapper cd's?01:16
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Riddellsimira: in about March01:16
simiraKamion: ping01:16
pittiRiddell: approved then, thanks01:17
Riddellpitti: great01:18
marilizesimira: not yet, 01:18
simirawho ate launchpad!01:18
marilizeWill let you know as soon as we have the dates sorted :)01:18
RiddellKamion: keep for moving to main, konserve for universe01:19
simiramarilize: got a mail last week, a guy who wanted 2000 cd's, within 3 work days...01:19
marilizesimira: dapper? 01:20
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simiramarilize: Breezy. But still a bit too short notice01:21
mjg59sladen: No, the behaviour of the 8240 should be identical to all the other business machines01:21
mjg59(Yes, HP laptops since the merger have been Compaqs)01:22
marilizewell, depends where he is., and what he want it for.....he should mail me if his still interested...info@shipit.ubuntu.com01:22
simiramarilize: well, the 3 days are past now, so ut's over due anyway. And he's in Norway, couple of miles outside Oslo. I told him to get back to me a bit earlier next year :)01:23
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Kamionsimira: hi01:26
marilizesimira:  you can just tell people to contact me directly at the shipit address,  in Europe 3 days should have been ok if we send it high priority :)01:26
mjg59sladen: The issue here is that KDE doesn't have the keybindings setup. That's all.01:26
KamionRiddell: will promote keep when the publisher's finished; can't demote konserve until after you've updated kubuntu-meta01:26
simiramarilize: I will remember that01:27
KamionRiddell: (keep promoted)01:28
KinnisonIf you press the close button on a yes/no dialog is that yes or no?01:28
marilizesimira:  :)01:28
simiraKamion: we're having some trouble setting locales on an automatically installation of Breezy, I am talking to Tollef now.01:28
simiraKamion: if we don't get it to work, I will put a bug on it, when launchpad is back01:30
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mvoping freeflying01:43
mvofreeflying: I would like to talk about scim. after installing all the required stuff and logging in with a chinese locale I don't get a scim panel. ctrl-space does nothing etc. I only get it when I start scim manually. any idea about this?01:49
Kamionpitti: you still haven't ever edited the skim inclusion report page; is it approved? shall I just promote it now?01:50
pittiKamion: yes, please01:51
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Kamionchmj: kdescreensaver-aasaver produces an empty binary package; please fix; also please set a Section in debian/control (kde would be suitable)01:52
Kamionchmj: (well, empty apart from files under /usr/share/doc/)01:52
chmjO.o 01:52
chmjKamion: ok, will ahve a look 01:52
Kamionthanks01:52
freeflyingmvo: pong01:54
mvofreeflying: I would like to ask about how scim is activated for a user after the language-support-zh pack was installed. I had to start scim manually after that01:56
freeflyingmvo: you shall set the IM variable in system or you own direstion01:57
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glatzorhi mvo02:09
mvohey glatzor! thanks for your mail02:10
sladenmjg59: no.  It's a Compaq...  Which is the reason that you're baffled that it doesn't work and that the vendor string is 'HP Compaq'02:11
mjg59We're talking about the 8240?02:12
sladenmjg59: yes02:12
mjg59It's an HP02:12
mjg59In the same way that all machines in that range are02:12
mjg59HP's business laptop team came from Compaq02:12
mjg59The scancodes are identical. KDE just does nothing with them.02:13
sladenmjg59: the only keycode they have in common is for 'Presentation'.  All the other keys match Compaq Presario keycodes  . o O {...}02:13
mjg59sladen: This doesn't match the previous reports I have of the 824002:13
mjg59(more than one)02:13
glatzormvo: i've lost the url of the spec. could you please point me to the wiki page?02:13
glatzori don't find it anymore using the search, too02:14
mjg59It also doesn't match the HP BIOS documentation I have02:14
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mjg59sladen: Hang on a moment. e05f is /identical/ to the HPs for sleep.02:15
mjg59We don't bother mapping it because that scancode already goes to KEY_SLEEP02:16
mvoglatzor: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RepositoryDialogRedesign02:18
tsengmark makes his best ELER apperance yet02:18
tsenghttp://geekz.co.uk/lovesraymond/archive/cancomical-lynchpad02:18
sladenmjg59: is that a 1-in-128 fluke?  Or because acpi_fakekey is sending it from an ACPI event?02:18
mjg59sladen: No, it's because that's the mapping Microsoft use02:18
mjg59The HPs send identical sleep and volume scancodes to MS keyboards, which is also the mapping the kernel uses02:19
sladensanity starts to prevail02:19
Treenaksmjg59: I've seen keyboards that claim to have 'MS XP Standard hotkeys: No driver required'02:20
mjg59Yeah02:20
glatzormvo: have you heard anything new about gtkmozembed?02:21
mvoglatzor: unfortunately not, I'm subscripted to the upstream bugreport and Diziet did  a lot of debugging on it, but currently no solution02:23
YagisanTreenaks: last time I checked, there was no such thing as a "MS XP Standard hotkey"02:25
TreenaksYagisan: Apparently, a there is a small subset.02:26
sladenI would guess it's whatever the MS Pro desk-replacement sends02:26
Kinnisonmjg59: I've got the battery info notify going02:27
glatzormvo: should i implement the "add sources.list" thing?02:27
mjg59Kinnison: Rock02:27
Kinnisonmjg59: Also I'm about 70% of the way to the 'are you sure about suspend' dialog02:27
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sladenKinnison: for g-p-p ?02:28
Kinnisonsladen: yes02:28
ohoelcan anyone inform me about who maintains laptop_mode?02:28
mjg59Nobody02:29
mjg59We've moved to laptop_mode_tools02:29
ohoelwell, that then ;)02:29
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mjg59Probably me - what's up?02:30
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viviersfMithrandir, ping02:33
Mithrandirviviersf: yes?02:33
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zulheylo02:34
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viviersfif i put extra scripts into : /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/casper-bottom/02:35
viviersfand i just rebuild initramfs will it just go into it ?02:35
ohoelmjg59: sorry, had a bit of an X-reset accident ;) - laptop_mode status reports my lid status as closed while the laptop is "open"... isn't that incorrect?02:36
mjg59ohoel: Uhm. laptop_mode? If so, that's obsolete.02:36
ohoelI set gnome-power-manager to suspend on lid close, which led to an immediate suspend02:36
Kamionmjg59: is xorg-air targeted to be merged into xorg-server at some point post-dapper?02:36
mjg59Kamion: That's the long-term plan, but it's unclear how long it'll take02:37
viviersfhey Mithrandir ?02:37
ohoelmjg59: laptop_mode is provided by laptop-mode-tools isn't it?02:37
mjg59Oh, so it is.02:38
ohoelI suppose I should file a bug for this, but want to include anything you deem relevant at first go02:38
mjg59Sorry, I was thinking of laptop-mode.02:38
mjg59(argh)02:38
mjg59ohoel: What does /proc/acpi/button/lid/*/state say?02:39
giftnudeland he disappeared into nirvana ...02:40
Kamionanagramarama wins the prize for the hardest package in today's NEW queue to type02:40
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ohoelno idea why I keep pressing ctrl-alt-bckspace02:40
mjg59ohoel: What does /proc/acpi/button/lid/*/state say?02:40
ograKamion, why? its only 4 letters ...02:41
ohoelmjg59: closed02:41
ograohoel, no 5 actually02:41
ogragrmpf ...02:41
ogra*oh02:41
ohoel(LID0)02:41
mjg59ohoel: That would be the problem, then02:42
bronsonWhat happened to the multimedia systems selector in Dapper?02:43
ohoelbronson: menus-revisiteds victim, I suppose02:43
ograbronson, alt-f2 gstreamer-properties02:44
ohoelmjg59: anything I can supply to help find the root cause?02:44
jdubhrm, in add printer, there are no vendors/drivers listed02:44
bronsonogra, thanks.02:44
mjg59ohoel: Sounds like a kernel bug of some sort, but it could just be your hardware being rubbish02:44
bronsonGuess I'll file a bug on Totem so its error message can be rewritten.02:44
ohoelmjg59: it's pretty much the standard intel centrino-style stuff... does breezy have laptopmode?02:46
tsengit does, but its disabled per default02:46
ohoelcould see if it's a regression of sorts maybe02:46
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jduboh wait02:50
jdubit is02:50
Kamiondesrt: around?02:50
jdubbut after aaaaaaages of 100% CPU mess02:50
Kamiondesrt: where was the timezone widget stuff you were pointing me at? ISTR there was some GNOME component for it that was better than "cut-and-paste it from Evolution"02:51
Kamionor if anyone else happens to know (hi, Mr. GNOME Release Manager!)02:51
janimoKamion, libegg?02:53
jdubKamion: it's in evolution02:54
janimoI know that has a lot of cut-n-paste stuff02:54
Kamionjanimo: doesn't appear to be packaged?02:54
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jdubKamion: and gnome-system-tools has copied it out nicely02:54
jdublibegg is a cut-n-paste cvs module02:54
jdubit's not in there02:55
janimoKamion, I thought you meant is there a gnome lib which is used for cut-n-paste not inclusion, but I think that's not what you meant02:55
Kamionright, no, I meant specifically whether there was one currently containing the timezone widget02:55
janimodon;t know about that sorry02:56
Kamionjdub: ah, interesting, I might start with gnome-system-tools then02:56
Kamionto see how to factor it out02:56
jdubmjg59: mmm, xorg-air02:56
jdubmjg59: too scary to patch xorg proper atm?02:57
jdubmjg59: (didn't we have most of the patches required already?)02:57
Kamionpoo, no python bindings there either02:57
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mjg59jdub: It requires xorg HEAD, which is potentially ABI incompatible with existing drivers02:57
jdubahr02:58
Treenaksoo. more X love02:58
mjg59Install it, point /etc/X11/X at /usr/bin/Xorg-air, switch on composite in xorg.conf, mravel02:58
mjg59I'll upload libcm later on02:58
azeemmjg59: is this air stuff only coincidently named similar to acclerated_indirect-0-0-1, or is this the same?02:58
seb128Kamion: I uploaded " evince (0.4.0-0ubuntu4.1)" to breezy-updates some time ago, do you know if it's waiting on approval somewhere?02:58
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mjg59azeem: It is precisely that02:58
Treenaksmjg59: how about new metacity?02:58
mjg59Treenaks: Yeah, I'll look at that02:59
Treenakscool02:59
Kamionseb128: yes, it's in the breezy unapproved queue, I'll grab mdz after feature freeze and sit down and go through that stuff02:59
azeemmjg59: ta02:59
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seb128Kamion: ok, thank you. That's a 1 line crasher fix, should be easy to approve ... :)02:59
Kamionright, but we'll do it all at once02:59
seb128works for me02:59
seb128thank you02:59
KamionI have a bit too much to do right now I'm afraid02:59
seb128that's fine02:59
jdubKamion is over-caffeineated :)03:00
mjg59azeem: Basically, it just needs mesa with the texture binding protocol additions and an updated x11proto-gl03:00
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seb128an user was just pinging on the bug where I mentionned the upload asking if the package is coming soon03:00
mjg59azeem: Other than that, I just built it using the existing packaging for Xorg (except disabling xnest, xvfb and so on)03:00
azeemcool03:00
KamionI'm over-mapificated03:00
mjg59Much easier than Xgl03:01
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sivangKamion: what are you using the g-s-t code for? espresso?03:01
Kamionsivang: yeah03:02
Kamionneed a country/timezone selector03:02
jdubmjg59: you are a trooper :)03:02
mjg59jdub: You may buy me beer in Brussels03:02
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jdubmjg59: going to roy's on friday?03:02
mjg59jdub: Yeah, but might be quite late03:02
azeemit's going to be sooo full in there 03:02
mjg59(Like, 11 or so)03:02
TreenaksHm.. I'm only going to be there on Saturday03:03
jdubmjg59: ok03:03
sivangmjg59: already planning to package aigl ? :)03:03
mjg59sivang: Already done03:03
mjg59Dude03:03
mjg59Get with the times!03:03
mjg59It's just gone through NEW03:03
jdubif you're not on dapper-changes03:03
jdubYOU'RE NOT ON DAPPER03:03
Treenaksoh03:04
sivangheh, sorry guys, it's been hard tracking latest stuff while I'm stuck head over hills in HomeUserBackup..you're my only source of info currently :)03:04
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zakamemjg59: w00t03:04
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sivangmjg59: which technology sis better in your opinion?03:05
Kinnisonmjg59: 45-suspend-warning-dialog, 46-sleep-button-combo and 90-suspend-warning-and-sleep-button-impl are pretty much finished :-)03:06
mjg59sivang: Xgl allows cooler effects. Xair works better.03:06
mjg59Kinnison: w00t03:06
ograKinnison, WOW03:06
RiddellKamion: germinator.plantSeed() now takes an extra argument, breaking the *buntu-meta update scripts03:06
infinityKamion: UVF exception for the new Samba is a no-brainer, I assume?  I may as well fire that one off before bed, since it's minimal effort.03:07
Kinnisonmjg59: in fact, I think that finishes off all the g-p-m notes from last night, leaving g-ss and g-s-d ones03:07
infinityKamion: 3.0.21a -> 3.0.21b, bugfixes only.03:07
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mjg59Kinnison: Rock03:07
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mjg59jdub: The g-p-m UI has got a lot of love03:08
sivangmjg59: then I'm in for the cooler effects :)03:09
mjg59OH ARGH I HATE YOU ALL03:09
mjg59(libcm doesn't have a copyright notice)03:09
infinitymjg59: Surely that message was meant for #freedesktop, then. :)03:10
Kinnisonmjg59: Here, have some UI love...03:10
Kinnisonmjg59: http://people.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/are-you-sure.png03:10
mjg59Kinnison: Looks good03:10
mjg59Kinnison: You probably want to check the HIG over whether the checkbox is in the right place03:11
Kinnisonmjg59: I think I'm gonna remove the "You have chosen to..." because it's a bit odd03:11
mjg59I have a feeling it should be aligned with the text, but I'm not sure03:11
Kinnisonmjg59: the checkbox alignment is my main concern, the rest is spaced according to a similar dialog I found which lacked a checkbox03:11
infinityKinnison: Do you have a harsher "DENIED" message for people who try to enable suspend where it just plain can't work (not enough swap, etc)?03:11
Keybukshouldn't those buttons be "Enable Suspend" and "Don't Enable Suspend" ? :)03:11
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infinityThe buttons should be "EEK!" and "Bring it!"03:12
infinityBut that may not agree with the HIG.03:12
KeybukPUSH THE BUTTON!03:12
KinnisonKeybuk: I am not a HIG expect03:13
KinnisonKeybuk: If you want me to change the buttons I'll change them03:13
KeybukKinnison: me neither03:13
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=== Kinnison removes the "You have chosen to..." text because it's pointless
KeybukI liked the VIG better03:13
Keybuk(Vorlon Interface Guidelines)03:13
pittiKinnison: the only thing I know about HIG is that yes/no buttons are bad03:13
Kinnisoninfinity: No, if they choose to turn it on, it's their own fault :-)03:13
Keybukall dialogs, no matter how complex, only had two buttons03:13
TreenaksKinnison: 'Enable suspend' 'Do not enable suspend' ?03:14
Keybuk"Yes" and "It is too late for the pebbles to vote"03:14
Kinnisonpitti: then why are there stock yes/no buttons?03:14
TreenaksKinnison: the keyword for Gnome/HIG buttons is 'verbs'03:14
KeybukKinnison: backwards compatibility03:14
infinityKinnison: Oh wait, that's suspend, not hibernate...03:14
pittiKinnison: good point :) But essentially you should still know what you do if you only see the buttons without any text03:14
infinityKinnison: I was thinking hibernate (which should not allow you to do it if it can't be done.. Windows won't let you hibernate if you don't have enough disk space, for instance)03:14
Kinnisoninfinity: need to think about that afterwards03:15
KeybukKinnison: also the dialog should NOT have a title or icon03:15
KamionRiddell: oh well, better update *-meta, sorry03:15
Keybukin fact, no window decorations of any kind03:15
KamionRiddell: I'll do it03:15
KamionRiddell: although, hm, I guess I can make it backward-compatible03:16
Kamioninfinity: link to upstream changelog please?03:16
pittiinfinity: could you please check out something for me? according to https://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/170296, amarok was built on ross on the 20th, but it's not on http://ross.buildd/~buildd/translations/20060220 (or any later directory)03:16
pittiinfinity: so, I'm a bit concerned about losing random tarballs (we didn't get any amarok tarball since the start of february, e. g.)03:17
pittiinfinity: the build log says that the tarball was generated03:17
infinityKamion: http://us4.samba.org/samba/history/samba-3.0.21b.html03:17
jdubmjg59: what do you think about making ctrl-alt-bksp launch the logout dialogue?03:18
RiddellKamion: I'm just not sure what to put in as the new seedrelease attribute03:18
infinityKamion: There's one pretty vile memory leak in winbind that will bring a machine to its knees within a few days of uptime.  The rest of the bugs are less critical, but certainly look buggy enough to me.03:18
mjg59jdub: Difficult03:19
Kamioninfinity: ok, I can't say I follow all of that; if you're comfortable with it, do it but keep a close eye on bugs03:19
infinityKamion: Always.03:19
jdubmjg59: they're far apart, but there are some contexts where the fingers are close by, and wow does it fuck people off03:19
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mjg59jdub: It's caught by the X server03:20
jdubmjg59: hrm, suck03:20
mjg59We could just disable it by default03:20
jdubmmm, true03:20
j^does pressing the power button show the shutdown dialog?03:20
Treenaksbut that would break stuff for lots of people03:20
MezKamion: ping03:20
KamionMez: hi03:20
mjg59j^: It's configurable in gnome-power-manager03:21
MezKamion: regarding Simias03:21
TreenaksWhen X gets stuck and won't terminate normally, I ctrl+ alt+ bs it03:21
infinitypitti: Hrm, I don't see sbuild's "publishing translations" message in that build log...03:21
MezKamion: The programs are written so that they install to $PREFIX03:21
KamionMez: your .install file says usr/etc/*03:22
Mezand all the stuff in $PREFIX/bin has to have access to $PREFIX/etc 03:22
KamionMez: as I understand it, that will cause dh_install to install files to usr/etc03:22
Kamionwhich is bad03:22
KamionMez: every other package in the world copes03:22
MezKamion: this package is dumb03:22
Kamionthe traditional solution is to set sysconfdir=/etc or similar03:22
KamionMez: I'm sorry, but I'm not letting a package past NEW that ships files in /usr/etc/03:22
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KamionMez: I realise it may take a bit of work, but you'll have to fix it03:23
infinity /usr/etc?  Nice.03:23
Kamionor get help from upstream if need be03:23
Kamionlikewise /usr/web/03:23
MezKamion: I can understand that ... 03:23
MezI've been bitching at upstream for ages....03:23
infinityMez: Patch the source to use sane paths, if you can't do it with ./configure options.03:23
Mezinfinity - I don't know the source well enough03:23
infinityMez: We follow Debian policy, which in turn follows the FHS for filesystem layout.03:23
infinityMez: Grep for the offending bits. :)03:23
j^mjg59 is that with a new verison of g-p-m? with the one i currently have i can not find settings for the power button03:24
Mezinfinity: I've tried - it shows one reference to etc03:25
mjg59j^: Interesting. Possibly it defaults to that, then.03:25
KinnisonKeybuk: screenshot updated. better?03:26
j^hm, with my x30 nothing happens than pressing the power button for a shot time03:26
jdubpitti: http://blog.fubar.dk/?p=6403:26
KeybukKinnison: yeah, seems better03:26
infinityMez: Well, if you're horribly stuck on this, you can ask me for some help giving it a quick once-over, but not for a couple of days.03:26
TreenaksIt works on my Acer 168403:27
TreenaksI get the lots-of-buttons logout dialog03:27
infinitypitti: Did it produce translations on any other arch?03:27
pittijdub: heh, we have this since breezy :)03:27
pittiinfinity: no03:27
jdubpitti: ;-)03:27
infinitypitti: I'm testing locally here.  I have a feeling it's not producing any at all.03:27
pittiinfinity: hm, the build log says it does03:28
DizietFFS!  Why oh why oh why does firefox with ./configure --debug install a SIGSEGV handler ??!03:28
infinitypkgstriptranslations: preparing translation tarball amarok_2:1.3.8-0ubuntu5_powerpc_translations.tar.gz...done (285 files)03:28
infinityHrm.  That does look like it did one, doesn't it?03:29
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pittiright03:29
jdubDiziet: report-back functionality - makes sense :)03:29
Kinnisonmjg59: http://people.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/gpm-shiny03:29
Kinnisonmjg59: fancy having a play and see what you think?03:29
infinitypitti: On the other hand, the sbuild hook to copy the tarball is obviously working in other cases, since I have directories filled with recent translations tarballs...03:29
Kinnisonmjg59: http://people.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/gpm-shiny/gnome-power-manager_2.13.91-0ubuntu2_source.changes03:29
Kinnisonmjg59: for the changes03:30
infinitypitti: So, something very goofy is happening to amarok specifically.03:30
pittiinfinity: right, that's what I was wondering about03:30
infinitypitti: Anyhow, testing locally to see what it produces.03:30
pittiinfinity: maybe the epoch in the version number doesn't match some wildcard, or so?03:30
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Dizietjdub: If they wanted to do that they should do it in the wrapper script.03:30
infinitypitti: Oh, does that epoch end up in the filename?03:30
j^ah pressing the power button for longer it show the old new logout dialog. would be good if that would be the same as the one one gets than selecting System->Shut Down...03:31
pittiinfinity: well, it's the package version03:31
infinitypitti: It shouldn't, ideally, since epochs don't go in source/binary filenames.03:31
pittiinfinity: I see03:31
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infinitypitti: Whether or not that's pissing off sbuild, I'll have to see.  Let me look at the code.03:31
giftnudelj^, well, there is no hibernate button in that dialog03:31
mjg59Kinnison: Oh, have you got the rate limiting?03:31
Kinnisonmjg59: rate limiting?03:32
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mjg59Kinnison: Multiple sleep event stuff03:32
Kinnisonmjg59: you may mean 80-suppress-policy-timout03:32
mjg59Kinnison: Ah, ok03:32
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infinitypitti: Or, other way around.  Maybe you don't do the epoch, and I do?03:33
pittiinfinity: no, I do03:33
pittisee build log: ' preparing translation tarball amarok_2:1.3.8-0ubuntu5_powerpc_translations.tar.gz'03:34
mjg59Failed to fetch http://uk.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/m/mesa/libglu1-mesa-dev_6.4.1-0ubuntu6_i386.deb  Cannot initiate the connection to 2080:80 (0.0.8.32). - connect (22 Invalid argument)03:34
mjg59Something has gone very wrong here03:34
janimopitti, since there's no firewall spec implemented for dapper, what  do you think shipping one of the frontends for iptables?03:35
Kamioncan anyone give me a simple example (i.e. not pygtk) of a GNOME component that has a C widget plus Python bindings for it?03:35
janimothere are a lot of them I know03:35
janimoI have just tested firestarter and was pleasntly surpised03:35
Kinnisonpitti: epochs plus tar files == danger will robinson03:35
Kinnisonpitti: in particular, tar treats the colon as a remote-machine thingy03:36
pittiKinnison: right, with -f03:36
pittiinfinity: so, it's probably best to change pkgstriptranslations to not include the epoch03:36
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janimoKamion, I assume no python-gnome2 either ?03:36
infinitypitti: Yes, indeed.  But see /msg03:36
Kamionjanimo: that's likely to be a bit heavyweight as well - I only have one widget to wrap03:37
Kamionalbeit the Evolution map widget, so not quite a trivial one03:37
SeveasKamion, pygtkmozembed? or is that too pygtk already?03:38
Kinnisonmjg59: if it doesn't eat your laptop, I'll send that g-p-m to the archive03:38
mjg59Suddenly all my apt http methods are getting 2080 as a hostname/address03:38
mjg59And ftp ones work fine03:38
j^whats the ~ autostart now? ~/.config/autostart does not work03:38
torkelj^: .local/share/autostart/03:39
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sivangdoes anybody know how to make the num pad's arrows and PgUp work again? for some reason it has gone bad and now controls my mouse :)03:41
Mithrandirsivang: press shift-numlock03:42
Treenaksoh wow03:42
janimoKamion, anastacia output still has some xfce packages saying rdepends xubuntu-desktop, but they don't anymore03:42
Treenakscan I make it move faster, too?03:42
sivangMithrandir: YOU ARE MY HERO!03:42
Mithrandirsivang :-)03:42
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j^torkel thanks. what would be a good place to document that?03:43
torkelj^: somewhere close to gnome-session?03:44
Kamionjanimo: example?03:46
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janimoxfce4-systray, xfce4-iconbox03:48
janimoand all ending in -plugin03:48
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janimoKamion, and the old names for libxfceXXX03:49
Kamionjanimo: they do on hppa and sparc03:49
KamionI'll take those two architectures out for now - they're not helping03:50
Kamionjanimo: better now?03:50
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janimoKamion, better. I still have to see why the libs are there though03:52
janimolibxfce4mcs-client-2 for instance03:53
Kamionlibxfce4mcs-client3 depends on libxfce4util-1 on ia6403:53
janimoKamion, so should I take hppa and sparc out of the xubuntu-meta update script as well?03:53
Kamionxfdesktop4 depends on libxfce4mcs-client-2 on ia6403:53
Kamionjanimo: no please don't, they'll be resurrected soon03:53
janimoKamion, if these leftovers do not impend the promotion of the good parts in main and CD building I don't mind actually03:54
Kamionhttps://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/170401 says xfdesktop4 is in dep-wait03:54
janimoKamion, for ia64 I assume03:55
Kamionyes03:55
janimothat arch misses x11-common03:55
janimoso everything is dep wait there03:55
janimowas last time I looked anyway03:55
Kamionhuh? no it doesn't03:55
Kamionx11-common | 7.0.0-0ubuntu17 |        dapper | amd64, i386, ia64, powerpc03:55
Kamionit might need a kick though03:55
Kamioninfinity: ?03:55
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janimohmm indeed, it progressed03:56
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infinityEverything on ia64 needs serious kicking.  Ignore it for a while, I need to untabgle the mess after feature freeze when I have some time.03:56
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infinityuntangle, too.03:57
janimoKamion, what tasks are still needed to start producing ISOs?03:57
Kamionjanimo: primarily main promotion03:57
janimoif there's anything I need to do/should not do while this happens please ping me03:58
Kamionwill do, don't worry03:58
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tepsipakkiis it still time for a new version in main (libnfsidmap_0.12, now 0.8) ?04:02
tepsipakkis/it/there/04:02
tepsipakkiit is only needed for NFSv4, and the only packages that depends on it is nfs-common/nfs-kernel-server04:04
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Xofsomeone in the office is having trouble reporting bugs04:09
Kamiontepsipakki: can you get a main uploader to look at it and mail mdz/me if they think an exception's justified, please?04:09
KamionXof: #launchpad's probably better04:09
Xofspecifically, when he tries to log a bug, he gets a page saying "oops, something just went wrong in launchpad"04:10
jonoKamion, maybe a bug with the partitioner in espresso - when I selected the unused space and clicked New I could only create an 'msdos label'04:10
Kamionjono: file bugs please04:10
jdubmorning jono04:10
tepsipakkiKamion: sure, thanks04:10
jdubjono: nice stuff inspiring jonoedit04:10
jonohey jdub 04:10
KamionXof: #launchpad can investigate given the OOPS code04:10
jonoKamion, sure :)04:10
jonojdub, cheers :)04:10
Kamionjono: ("gparted sucks")04:10
Kamionwell, that's harsh - but it may be inadequate for our purposes, we'll see04:10
jonoKamion, heh, figured you would say that it sucked a bit04:11
Kamionbut an msdos label is surely what you want on a PC system04:11
KyralMornin04:11
Kamionjono: perhaps I should translate - by "create msdos label", it means "create a PC partition table"04:12
jonoahhh04:12
Kamionon many other systems partition tables are known as disklabels04:12
Kyraloh Kamion, if I modify the Espresso doc package, I'll just throw it to azuredream.homelinux.org/ubuntu (I plan to start documenting this weekend :P). Izzat alright with you?04:13
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KamionKyral: fine04:14
Kyralkk, ty for lettin' me play with them :D04:14
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Riddellmvo: is APT::Periodic::Update-Package-Lists "1";  on by default in dapper?  it doesn't seem to be for me04:21
mvoRiddell: if you have update-notifier installed, otherwise not04:21
Riddellmvo: does update-notifier have a postinst script for that?04:21
mvoRiddell: the rational is that it only makes sense if you have something that tells you about the new updates04:22
mvoRiddell: no, it puts a file in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d04:22
Riddellyes, I see it now04:23
Riddellwe'll have to do the same for adept-updater then04:23
Riddellhmm, then we'll have clashing files04:24
freeflyingmvo: hi04:24
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mvoRiddell: if adept-updater runs as root anyway it is not required. the rational for update-notifier droping that file is that it runs as user only. if adept-updater runs as root it can just do the apt-get update itself04:24
mvoRiddell: or will adept-updater register itself in the user session as a notification icon? then you need it of course :)04:25
mvofreeflying: hi04:25
Riddellsorry, I mean adept-notifier, not adept-updater04:25
Riddelladept-notifier is the systray icon that runs as user04:25
mvoRiddell: oh, right. yes, then it's needed04:25
Riddellmvo: how can we do that without clashing files?04:25
Riddelladept could just have a 11periodic instead of 10periodic but that doesn't seem very clean04:26
freeflyingmvo: the best way to add IM variable for scim/skim is using langpack-pack-gnome/kde-base04:26
mvoRiddell: you could do that, I'm not sure if dpkg will like replace on conf files04:26
mvofreeflying: you mean to ship 90xinput in there?04:27
freeflyingmvo: y. and this file can be add by postintall instead of ship in a package 04:28
mvopitti: have you seen this suggestion by freeflying? about adding the required xsession stuff in langpack-{gnome,kde}?04:29
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pittimvo: no I didn't see it04:29
RiddellI'd say langauge-support- not language-packs04:29
pittimvo: but no, langpacks won't contain any code, it's too difficult04:29
pittisame for support04:29
mvoRiddell: yes, sorry04:30
pittimvo, freeflying: scim-* itself should do the necessary modifications04:30
freeflyingpitti: how about postintall script04:30
tepsipakkiwhere do I find people that can upload to main and could review a package? :)04:30
pittifreeflying: right, scim's (or any module's) postinstall should do that04:30
Riddellpitti: if scim does them then if affects the user even if they just have scim installed and not used (e.g. if scim is on the CD)04:30
freeflyingpitti: then every locale user will have scim/skim startup when they loginto desktop04:30
Riddellalso then how do you set the language used, which I think needs done04:30
pittifreeflying: well, *if* this interferes with users who don't use that particular locale (i. e. Chinese), then we can't do it by default anyway04:31
pittiisn't there an unintrusive way?04:31
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freeflyingpitti: actually it will be harmless for that 04:32
pittifreeflying: it seems to me that the most appropriate place would be in some scim-module then?04:33
freeflyingpitti:  ok, and may I discuss it with later , I'd leave now 04:34
pittiok, see you! have a nice evening04:34
freeflyingpitti: thanks 04:35
freeflyingpitti: Huahua may discuss this with u too04:35
RiddellKamion: what happened to the files in http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/espresso/ubuntu/espresso/components/ ?04:35
huahuahello , pitti04:36
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pittihi huahua 04:37
jonoKamion, right, I will submit the bug04:37
jonoKamion, ok, https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/espresso/+bug/3247904:42
Ubugtumalone bug 32479 in espresso "'create msdos label' in partitioner unclear" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  04:42
jonoahhh04:42
jonothats handy :)04:42
jono:P04:42
sivangRiddell: what's the name of the nice GUI KDE regular expressio builder program?04:46
Kamionjono: ta04:46
KamionRiddell: nothing, they're all provided by other packages04:47
Kamionuser-setup, partman, espresso-locale, espresso-grub04:47
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Riddellsivang: the easy to pronounce kregexpeditor04:48
sivangRiddell: hehe04:49
sivangRiddell: thank you :)04:49
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sivangRiddell: on useful piece of software :)04:49
TreenaksRiddell: in Dutch, it actually IS easy to pronounce that.. it's not in Scottish?04:50
Riddellthe name doesn't roll off the tongue04:50
Treenaksno, it kind of sticks in the back of your throat04:51
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huahuapitti:  I will discuss those with freeflying more  .  skim can launch by itself, and scim need help eg for im-switch04:55
huahuascim can run on all locale 04:55
huahuaand im-switch must work on special locale04:56
huahuaim-switch provides the framework to switch default of input method on X Window System.04:57
huahuaif it use im-switch to launch  the input method04:57
jonoKamion, I noticed a few other quirks with the partitioner - would you prefer one bug report with them all, or lots of bug reports?04:58
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huahuahe freeflying-ibook 04:58
Kamionjono: one per logical issue is good04:59
jpatrickhe left04:59
Kamionlaunchpad has no means to split up bugs at the moment04:59
jonoKamion, no problem05:00
atiehuahua, do you also consider xim with scim, non-CJK-users and CJK users who want to use other IMs?05:00
huahuaatie: yes05:00
KamionRiddell: is there likely to be anything I can merge (or even look at) for espresso-frontend-qt before feature freeze?05:01
spaceyhow can i find out which packages replaced package xlibs?05:01
RiddellKamion: probably not merge yet but I'll give you what I have at the end of today05:03
Kamionspacey: install grep-dctrl, 'grep-dctrl -nsPackage -FReplaces xlibs /var/lib/apt/lists/*_Packages'05:03
KamionRiddell: thanks05:03
Kamionthat grep-dctrl is marginally wider than you actually want (it catches Replaces: xlibs-data too), but close enough for government work05:03
huahuaatie:  User can also choose her favorite input method by 'im-switch' command or other GUI front-end05:04
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huahuaatie: im-switch  launchs  input method  only  on the registered locale .05:06
atiehuahua, yes, but im-switch doesn't count IM variables in ~/.gnomerc or ~/.kde/env/.05:06
huahuaatie: it use /etc/X11/xinit/xinput.d/LOCALE05:06
huahuaatie: it can count IM variables05:07
huahuahua@vgh:~$ ls /Sid/etc/X11/xinit/xinput.d/05:07
huahuaja_JP  none  zh_CN05:07
huahualike it05:07
sivangweird. KregExpEditor matches something that python math doesn't......05:07
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atiehuahua, in my case I'm using scim under en_US.05:08
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sivangah, found the issue. python matches from _the_ _start_ of the string05:10
huahuahumm05:10
jdubKamion: germinate packages!05:11
atiehuahua, and make /etc/X11/Xsession.d/75scim by myself because of 90im-switch05:11
huahuaatie: I see05:11
huahuaatie: I used /etc/X11/Xsession.d/95xinput before im-switch come be05:13
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MezKamion:ping05:13
huahuaatie: if we use /etc/X11/Xsession.d/75scim  , user will can't choose her  favorite input method .05:15
Mezor infinity ping05:15
Kamionjdub: for ages05:16
KamionMez: yes?05:16
MezKamion, regarding /usr/web05:16
Mezwould /usr/share/simais/web/bin be ok?05:16
KamionMez: if the stuff there is architecture-independent, yes05:17
Kamionif it's architecture-dependent, use /usr/lib/simias instead05:17
tsengif its xsp stuff it should be arch indep05:17
Mezyeah it's arch indep05:18
Mezdoes this mean i have to make the package arch-indep ?05:18
Mezor create a new arch indep for those files?05:18
dholbach*sigh* I find it easier to read ubuntu-users@ than ubuntu-devel@ at the moment.05:20
Mezdholbach, lol05:20
jdubdholbach: ?!05:21
jdub(mind, i haven't looked at u-d for a bit)05:21
jdubdo we need some more tear gas in there?05:21
seb128jdub: 230 mails on u-d since monday morning05:22
jdubgoodness me05:22
Keybukall of them about totem05:22
seb128or gnome-screensaver :p05:22
jdubwhat's the controversy?05:22
Keybuk"I don't care about legal issues, compatibility issues, etc. I WANT TO WATCH MY PORN!"05:22
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dholbachKeybuk: I fully agree with you.05:22
Keybukjdub: totem and gstreamer 0.10 do not support enough formats of porn05:22
dokoseb128: where's PlanetaryGears gone in gnome-screensaver ?05:23
jdubKeybuk: ahr05:23
dokoseb128: where's the preview button gone?05:23
seb128doko: that's a question for ogra05:23
seb128I don't mention screensaver stuff05:23
dokoogra: ^^^05:23
KeybukI think we should make a wiki page for people to attach the movies they're having trouble playing with it :)05:23
dholbachOk, I will add a  *please don't even think of mailing your ideas to any mailing list* to the media testing announce05:23
Keybukobviously to explain why those movies can't be played legally05:23
seb128and I don't use screensaver not know what PlanetaryGears is in fact :p05:24
dokoseb128: and the different paste buffers in gnome-terminal and X ? 05:24
Keybuk"this algorithm is patented by fraunhoffer, and those girls don't look older than 15"05:24
seb128Keybuk: trying to collect free p0rn? :)05:24
stockholmlol05:24
seb128doko: fixes with CVS, new tarbalsl next week05:24
dokonice05:24
seb128"fixed with CVS, new tarballs next week"05:24
ogradoko, no settings button ... i can add glanetary gears if you urgently need it its just another .desktop file :)05:24
ogra*planetary even05:25
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dholbachseb128: I'd unsubscribe from ubuntu-desktop@ if we'd move that kind of discussion to ubuntu-desktop@05:26
seb128lol05:26
ograbut its a desktop task, isnt it ? 05:27
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dokoand *g*lanetary gears is Gnome^2 ;-P05:29
ograhehe05:29
jdubdholbach: there's more moral authority on ubuntu-desktop to knock this stuff off05:35
jdubdholbach: so we have to push people there first ;)05:35
jdub"Move readahead-list into /sbin so it's actually on seb's root filesystem."05:36
jdubha ha ha05:37
jdubis filesystem boog05:37
KamionMez: normally only Architecture: all packages should install to /usr/share, yes; if it's inconvenient to split the packages up, you can just use /usr/lib05:37
jdubKeybuk: readahead-watch -> nice :)05:37
Keybukjdub: yeah, needs some tinkering yet05:37
Keybukand I'm not sure it orders the list right05:37
Keybukbut I thought I'd get a first upload in, just to publish early and often, type thing05:38
MezKamion, FAIR ENOUGH - I'LL TALK WITH IFOLDER DEVS ABOUT HWO THEY WANT TO DO IT05:38
Mezdamn caps05:38
jonolater all!05:39
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seb128jdub: I've already no nice udev automatic debug due to Keybuk :p05:39
seb128seems it's not good to have differents partitions for /usr and /var nowadays05:39
jdubseb128: he obviously has no respect for anal retentive filesystem layouts!05:40
seb128bastard!05:40
Keybukseb128: *shrug* you didn't have it before, so it's hardly a regression :)05:40
KeybukI'm not putting everything in /sbin for you <g>05:40
seb128bah ;)05:41
Kamionmjg59: xserver-xorg-air-core binaries accepted FYI05:41
mjg59Kamion: Excellent05:41
ploumhttp://geekz.co.uk/lovesraymond/archive/cancomical-lynchpad05:43
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carlosseb128: btw, do you know why gossip doesn't have any sound on dapper? I think it's related with gstreamer 0.1005:49
seb128carlos: nop, I can try having a look later, but it doesn't use gst05:49
carlosseb128: isn't the new GNOME using gstreamer as the way to play sounds?05:50
seb128no05:50
carlosoh!05:50
carlosok05:50
seb128libgnome still uses esound05:50
seb128apps using gst are using 0.1005:50
seb128ie: totem, rhythmbox, sound-juicer, gnome-media05:51
seb128bet sound events still use esound05:51
carlosseb128: the problem came more or less at the same time gstreamer 0.10 was available for dapper05:51
seb128probably not due to gst05:51
carlosseb128: sound events work, that's why I thought it was a problem with gossip not using gstreamer 0.1005:51
seb128I'll have a look later and let you know :)05:52
carlosseb128: it's not a big issue, so if you are busy, don't worry05:52
seb128right, I'll have a look but not now :)05:52
carlosok, thanks05:53
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carlospitti: hi06:02
pittihi carlos 06:02
carlospitti: could you join #launchpad ?06:02
pittiyes06:02
carloswe are having problems with pkgstriptranslations06:02
xxenonare nvidia drivers currently broken ?06:02
ograpitti, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/Screenshot.png06:02
ograpitti, is that g-v-m or udev ?06:03
pittiogra: rather gnome-vfs, I'd say06:04
ograhmm, k06:04
ograseb128, ?? known error of gnome-vfs ? ^^^^06:04
dholbachogra: there were no changes to gnome-vfs in nearly two weeks - when did this start happening?06:06
pittiogra: your lshal and mount output could be interesting06:06
ogradholbach, i didnt look directly on my desktop since about a week, it wasnt there last time i looked though ...06:06
ograpitti, nothing unusual in mount ...06:07
ograpitti, haha06:08
ograpitti, i had manually mounted /dev/hda7 to /media/cdrom due to lack of a mountpoint for it ... nautilus/gnome-vfs/hal labeled it proc ...06:09
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pittiogra: still odd, unless the partition's device label is really 'proc'06:09
pittiogra: can you check?06:10
ograunlikely ...06:10
pittiogra:sudo blkid /dev/hda706:10
ogra/dev/hda7: UUID="83b79969-0136-4d18-bba4-56ec8445c562" SEC_TYPE="ext2" TYPE="ext3" LABEL="/"06:10
RiddellKamion: I'm merging in the language page in espresso and I get an error..06:10
RiddellFile "/media/hda4/jr/src/espresso/ubuntu/espresso/components/language.py", line 44, in run06:10
RiddellUnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xd8 in position 96: ordinal not in range(128)06:10
ograpitti, its my tect installation ...06:11
RiddellKamion: is there somewhere I need to set the encoding for it not to be ascii?  06:11
ogra*test06:11
RiddellI have the coding: utf-8 line at the top of kdeui.py06:11
pittiogra: and lshal has 'proc' as the device label for that file?06:11
ograogra@edubuntu:/mnt/devel/packages/ubuntu-artwork-0.2.29$ lshal|grep proc06:12
ogra  linux.pmu_path = '/proc/pmu'  (string)06:12
ogra  linux.pmu_path = '/proc/pmu/battery_0'  (string)06:12
ogra  linux.pmu_path = '/proc/pmu/info'  (string)06:12
ogranope06:12
Burgworksomebody pinged me?06:13
pittiogra: iz gtk bug, then06:13
ograheh06:13
ogralikely :)06:13
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KamionRiddell: what version of espresso-locale do you have there?06:16
RiddellKamion: 0.27ubuntu806:17
KamionRiddell: could you run espresso with ESPRESSO_DEBUG=1 and tell me what the last bit of debconf interaction before that was?06:18
KamionRiddell: it's also possible the line number is just lying and that the problem is that you haven't made sure that strings given back to you by the python-qt bindings are turned into python unicode objects06:19
KamionRiddell: there are a number of places in the gtk frontend where I do unicode(some python-gtk function)06:19
ograKamion, ubuntu-artwork has a new child, called ubuntu-artwork-screensaver, can you promote it to main and un NEW it ? its only a single png 06:19
ogra(once its built that is)06:20
Kamionask me once it's built or I'll forget06:20
ograok06:20
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Riddelldebconf (filter): widget found for languagechooser/language-name-fb06:22
Riddelldebconf (developer): <-- GET languagechooser/language-name06:22
RiddellKamion: ^^06:22
RiddellKamion: if I add 'utf-8' as the last argument to unicode() in language.py it works06:23
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KamionRiddell: nothing after that, even after you ctrl-c espresso?06:25
Kamionthere should be a response06:25
Riddellthere is..06:26
Riddelldebconf (developer): --> 0 English06:26
Riddelldebconf (developer): <-- METAGET languagechooser/language-name choices-c06:26
Riddelldebconf (developer): --> 0 C, Albanian, Arabic, Basque, Belarusian, Bengali, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese (Simplifie06:26
Riddelletc06:26
KamionI would find the whole response useful06:26
Kamionperhaps in /msg06:26
Riddellwell it's just a list of all the languages06:26
Kamionplease06:26
Kamionthis should be frontend-independent, and it works for me06:27
RiddellKamion: http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/56701706:27
Kamionunless you're poking at python's default encoding?06:27
seb128ogra: weird, that's new06:28
fabbionemdz, Kamion: ping?06:28
Kamionfabbione: I'm right here06:28
RiddellKamion: not that I know of06:28
ograseb128, its as well not reproducable ...06:28
fabbioneKamion: i need UVF exception for Redhat Cluster Suite.06:29
ograso dont worry to much06:29
fabbioneKamion:   The "Upstream told us to do an urgent update or CMAN will bite us!"06:29
fabbione+ release06:29
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ograseb128, i just tried ... will dig more if it should appear again06:29
fabbioneKamion: for the history, that package is only built on top of their stable branch that gets only bug fixes06:29
KamionRiddell: can't think of any other explanation ...06:30
fabbioneKamion: it's nothing more than a CVS update06:30
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Kamionfabbione: please mail changelog to mdz+me06:30
KamionRiddell: I can go through and put 'utf-8' on the end of all unicode() calls - would just like to know why :-/06:31
RiddellKamion: I'll ask pykde types to see if qt/kde is likely to be poking at python's default encoding 06:31
Kamionsticking 'utf-8' on the end seems to work, so I'll do that06:34
Burgworkmjg59, going to go for more fame by posting the aiglx stuff to -devel-announce?06:35
mvoKamion: I just tested expresso and it didn't like my grub anymore. I get a grub error 15 after the install06:37
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Kamionmvo: if you could upgrade espresso to the current version in dapper and send me /var/log/installer/espresso, that would help06:41
mjg59Burgwork: Not just yet06:41
mvoKamion: I was using the version from the latest live-cd. I'll upgrade from that and re-try the install, ok?06:41
mvoKamion: anything else but espresso I need to upgrade?06:42
Kamionmvo: it'll probably pull in espresso-locale, otherwise no06:43
Kamionunless the latest live CD happens to have espresso 0.99.15 anyway06:43
mvoI upgraded to 0.99.15 now06:43
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KamionRiddell: ok, fixed in espresso bzr now and I'm fixing localechooser06:44
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AlinuxOSpitti, I saw a bug corection :) thank you.06:46
pittiAlinuxOS: breezy langpacks should be happy again for you :)06:47
AlinuxOS;)06:47
AlinuxOSpitti, I'm working for dapper and gnome 2.14 now :)06:47
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sivangis sys.stdin.readline() a good way to wait for the user to press enter on the console?06:52
jpatrick'pass'06:53
sivangjpatrick: ?06:53
jpatricknm06:54
sivangjpatrick: were you answering me?06:54
jpatricksivang: I thougth  'pass' was a command to wait for the user06:55
Kamion(it's not)06:56
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Burgworkmjg59, are you coordinating with the debian xstrike force? They have filed itps on aiglx and xgl06:59
mjg59Burgwork: I hadn't as yet, since I don't read d-d any more06:59
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mvoKamion: interessting. on the espresso install was no grub installed07:02
Kamionmvo: yeah, I thought as much07:02
Kamionmvo: problem is that at the moment it has to install grub from the network, and sometimes it doesn't manage to get networking set up properly first07:03
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Kamionso known problem - I'll try to figure out something to do about it soon07:03
sivangKamion: could you please assure me, when I'm doing something like proc = subprocess.Popen(....,stdin=subprocess.PIPE,stdout=PIPE,stderr=PIPE..) in a pyhton program, and in another part of it I attempt sys.stdin.readline() , will the former part clash with the attempt to read from the user? the former is how I spawn the program I use to do some of the work, so I assumed it will have no effect on the python program IO07:03
Kamionsivang: proc.stdin is independent from sys.stdin, so yes, that's safe07:03
sivangKamion: apparently, it stills IO from the main process...07:04
mvoKamion: ok, np. if it's known I won't bug you07:04
Kamionsivang: if you're having problems, I'd advise using strace to investigate which fds python is actually reading from07:04
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DizietThis magicmirror snapshot thing is very nice.  I have daily snapshots of the archive running back a whole month ...07:05
sivangKamion: when the main (python) program sys.stdin.readline() waits, I can't see anything I'm typing. Is that a sign for IO stealing? :)07:05
Kamionno, that suggests that something has turned off local echo on your terminal07:06
Kamionat a guess, anyway07:06
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Kamionas I say, use strace before flailing around trying to Zen what's going on :)07:07
sivangKamion: ah , right. thanks it must be it if what you said previously is correct. 07:07
sivang(which I tend to think is ;-)07:07
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sivangKamion: trying that now, but it'\s ugly :) as my python program spanw another progra, reads from its stderr , stdout and write to stdin ..07:12
Kamion'strace -f -s 1024 -o /tmp/foo.trace your-python-program' and look at /tmp/foo.trace in another window07:13
jdubogra_: argh, can you tell me when you're going to do u-a changes?07:22
Kamion(it's in NEW anyway ...)07:24
Kamionor will be07:24
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sivangKamion: also, what's interesting is that when I break my main py prog in the middle, is has the same sympton as if the echo is turned off, and also when I press CR the next bas line doesn't come after a CRLF, but as if only a " " space was applied.07:25
ogra_jdub, gnome-screensaver-default-image is one of my specs07:26
mdzmjg59: that laptop-mode hang is definitely still around; happened twice just now07:26
ogra_jdub, oh, you mean we clashed ? 07:26
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ogra_jdub, really sorry ...07:26
jdubogra_: you're adding stuff while i'm repositorising it and so on - prefer if you send me changes if they're not just patches (it's going to be ubuntu-native very soon)07:27
jdubogra_: mostly waving my hands around wildly because i'm sitting here setting up the repo and shoving in changes as we speak ;)07:27
mjg59mdz: Bugger. Right, ok.07:27
ogra_jdub, ok ...07:28
mjg59mdz: When you're on battery, right?07:28
mdzmjg59: correct07:28
mdzI was on battery for all of 60 seconds or so and hung both times07:28
hungerAnyone else having suspend-trouble?07:28
mjg59mdz: Right. Which fits with ATA breakage.07:29
hungerecho -n mem > /sys/power/state gives a "device or resource busy" here.07:29
mdzmjg59: anything I can do to track it down?07:29
mjg59mdz: Get it on the console and see if there's an error?07:29
jcolewhen will print to pdf in gnome-print be supported again (currently doesn't work)? i'm running breezy07:30
mjg59mdz: Is it reliable in terms of when it does it?07:30
mjg59I mean, does it happen on all power transitions?07:31
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mvoMithrandir: is #31051 something for you? he wants to remove "update-manager" and "update-notifer" from the live cd07:39
Mithrandirmvo: nocando, we use -desktop there07:40
mvoMithrandir: I thought so, so I can reject the bug?07:40
Mithrandirmvo: we can disable the cron jobs by default, though.. Kamion, thoughts?07:40
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Mithrandirwe're kinda reluctant to munge the image more than absolutely necessary.07:41
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mvoMithrandir: ok, I rejected it07:46
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jdubdon't boggle - redirect!07:56
mdkejdub, can we make it a moderation only list? you can moderate07:57
tsengmdke: you dont want that07:58
tsengmdke: it will take a month to post an email.07:58
jdubmdke: no, that would suck07:58
jdubmdke: we just need to use social solutions07:58
jdubnot technical ones07:58
mdkeit was a joke07:58
mdkecrappy english sense of humour07:58
jdubincompatible withe the crappy english weather07:59
mdkeyeah07:59
LaserJockI don't understand this "social solutions no technical ones" thing. can you elaborate?07:59
jdubLaserJock: better to encourage people to understand good behaviour and participate well, instead of trying to use technology to box them in08:00
ploumjdub: not at all. How could english live in *that* weather without *that* sens of humor ?08:00
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jdubploum: by becoming mass murderers?08:01
ploumhm.. I will investigate this theory08:01
ploumenglish weather is like belgian weather in a good day08:01
ploum(that's perhaps why we have better beer)08:02
ploumLaserJock: it's easy to explain. Do you prefer a closed door at castle Anthrax or a spanking party ?08:02
ploum"Open the door ! Open the door " -> technical solution08:03
ploum"Naughty naughty zout !" -> social solution08:03
ploumThat's why we prefer social solutions08:03
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jdubyes, JUST LIKE THAT08:04
j^can i change the effects in metacity/xorg-air?08:05
LaserJockbut can we make social solutions? It would seem that technical solutions are much easier to make. :-)08:06
jdubj^: you want some castle anthrax effects?08:06
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jdubLaserJock: that's the problem08:06
jdubLaserJock: lazy people/communities do exactly that08:06
j^jdub i want the windows to minimize towards the window list08:07
jdubj^: instead of zooming, and then flying off towards it08:07
jdub?08:07
j^jdub and moving it to another desktop it would be nice to slide out in that direction08:07
j^jdub its doings something strange and than disapears in the middle of the desktop08:08
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jdubj^: yeah, so it zooms out, then in the background, swooshes off to the window list08:10
lakinHey guys, just wanted to let all the ubuntu-devs know that they rock!08:10
jdubj^: i don't know why it does that behind everything08:10
j^jdub what graphic card do you have?08:10
lfittlKamion: ping08:10
jdubj^: radeon on lappy, nvidia on desktop08:11
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whiprushyou know, the new X60 comes with an intel card. :p08:12
j^jdub so you use Xorg-air or Xgl?08:12
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florian_kchi all08:13
AmaranthDoesn't Xglx use glitz to do OpenGL acceleration of RENDER too?08:13
AmaranthI don't think Xorg-aiglx does that, although with EXA for open-source drivers and nVidia's closed-source ones I think it's covered (RenderAccel)08:14
LaserJockjdub: do you have any references talking about "social solutions", I'm somewhat intrigued and I know it probably seems stupid but I'd like to figure out how to contribute to the social solutions.08:17
jdubum08:17
jdubnot really08:17
jdub"be nice" :)08:17
LaserJockthat's ok, I just thought there might be something right off hand08:18
LaserJockso just basically abide by the CoC?08:18
BurgworkLaserJock, ask people politely to post elsewhere, suggest an elsewhere and tell them about what the -devel list is08:18
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LaserJockhmmm, that sorta seems like just ignoring the situation. Or is it more like moving it to a more appropriate forum?08:19
jdubthe latter08:20
LaserJockit usually comes across to me as "bugger off, we don't want your discussion here"08:20
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jdubthat's why redirecting is important08:20
jdubor putting your foot down where appropriate08:21
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LaserJockanyway, this is quite OT so I'll shut up now and let you guys get back to work. I'm just very interested in the social aspect of Debian/Ubuntu development.08:21
Pygilaser: what was decided yesterday about protocols?08:26
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herzimvo: ping08:30
mvoherzi: pong08:30
herzihttps://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/575208:31
Ubugtumalone bug 5752 in update-notifier "TrayIcon-Code is suboptimal" [Normal,Needs info]  08:31
herzii still get those lines08:31
mvoherzi: what theme do you use? I can't see those lines08:31
herziclearlooks08:32
herzitry a transparent panel, then you should see them with any theme08:32
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mvoherzi: thanks, the transparency helps. I will have a look RSN08:35
herzimvo: take a look at tray.c:19008:35
herzithe bug might be in that passage08:35
herzi(at least for the update icon)08:35
mvoherzi: sorry, tray.c is dead code (I need to remove it from the repository)08:37
mvoherzi: update.c and update-notifier.c are the ones used nowdays08:37
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mvoherzi: my suspicion is that the other apps don't hide the EggTrayIcon but destroy it complettely08:38
herzino08:39
herzii wrote some test app for that08:39
mvoherzi: nice, is it available somewhere so that I can have a look?08:39
LaserJockPygi: well, I think somebody (Burgwork perhaps) closed the bug. Basically I think it was decided that it isn't Ubuntu's problem :-)08:43
PygiLaserJock: that's kinda ignorant, but it's not my call to decide on somethin' like that :-/08:43
sivangmvo: and idea?08:43
sivangs/and/any/08:43
BurgworkLaserJock, I closed the bug. It is not an Ubuntu problem08:44
BurgworkPygi, and there is nothing we can realistically do about it, without crippling functionality over a vague threat that doesn't even effect Ubuntu/Canonical08:45
LaserJockPygi: well, maybe dapper+1 might be a better time time to address that issue. I'm wondering if it needs to be an upstream thing.08:45
BurgworkLaserJock, this is an example of a social issue, not a technical one08:45
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shayaseb128: you here?08:46
shayawondering why gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg is compiled w/ out a-52/ac3 support08:46
PygiBurgwork: true, but it does affect users...08:47
BurgworkPygi, that I don't disagree with08:48
BurgworkPygi, I would be more interested in getting a .ubuntu service off the ground08:48
LaserJockBurgwork: .ubuntu for jabber?08:49
BurgworkLaserJock, yes08:49
LaserJockthat would be very good, I think.08:50
Pygiyup, agreed...08:50
BurgworkPygi, LaserJock https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMac08:50
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Pygiburgwork: seems kinda like some kind of intranet web app....maybe somethin' eyeOS like :)08:55
BurgworkPygi, no, it is more than that08:55
Burgworkand nto a web app08:55
Pygiah,kk, I'll read it up more now *entire maybe :) *08:56
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mvoherzi: if you could pass me a copy of that test-app that would be very helpful :)08:57
herzii'm just looking for it08:58
Pygiburgwork: seems like a nice idea, but it would be hell of a job to integrate all those things together :-/08:59
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BurgworkPygi, got to start somewhere09:00
Pygiburgwork: true...has any of work started?09:01
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LaserJockif even half of those things got going it would be awesome. I think email, address book, and jabber/blogging would be great. Seems like it would be a lot of time, and hardware.09:03
BurgworkPygi, not yet09:04
Burgworkhula will be the answer for some of it, I suspect09:04
Pygialso, roundcube seems like a very good app09:04
LaserJockwhy is it called .Mac though?09:04
BurgworkLaserJock, because that is the working title, to compare it to an existing service09:05
Pygilaser: to resemble .Mac service :) the name can  be change as stated there :P09:05
LaserJockok, I was just getting a little worried that's all;-)09:05
jcoleshaya: i noticed that gstreamer-ffmpeg is also excluded from all gstreamer-plugins-* meta packages, for some reason09:05
Pygilaserjock: :P09:06
shayajcole: reason being that it seems ac3 support is in ugly plugins09:06
shayabut very hard to figure out what plugins ones needs09:06
shayatook me a while to figure it out09:06
Pygiburgwork: roundcube email system seems a lot nicer then hula one's, but then again if we use hula for calendar and adress book ... :-/09:07
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jcoleshaya: i have more success with totem-xine and mplayer on breezy (uses gstreamer 0.8)... not sure about dapper09:13
BurgworkPygi, the backend to hula is netmail, which is rock solid and known to scale very well09:14
shayajcole: I was using totem-xine w/o a problem09:14
shayabut it doesn't play nice on my laptop w/ 6 channel ac309:14
shayacan't control speaker settings09:14
Pygiburgwork: yes, that is understandable, as well the roundcube is in deep alpha, but still :-/09:14
shayaunsure that gst works perfectly, but can hear what I need to hear09:14
Pygialso, roundcube contains adress book09:15
Pygijust testing it now...09:15
tsengroundcube is not at all in the same class as hula09:16
Pygitseng: yes, I know...09:16
Burgworktseng, can you elaborate?09:16
tsengroundcube is a webmail client that sits on top of a traditional unix mail stack09:17
tsenghula is netmail, and multi-user enterprise calendering and address book09:17
tsengthey arent nearly comparable09:17
tsengyou could compare roundcube to squirrelmail09:18
Pygiyup, because there are meant as pure webmail solutions09:19
tsengPygi: have you ever used exchange and outlook heavily09:21
Pygitseng: sorry, I haven't used windows heavily since 3.0 :-/09:22
Pygiand even then I only had it for a week 09:22
tsengI get the feeling you dont understand the more important use cases09:22
Pygiyup, I got the point09:22
tsengmail is nice, but I can get imap mail 100 ways09:22
tsengenterprise address book and calendering, not so much09:22
Pygitrue...09:23
PygiI nowhere said that we don't need address book and calendaring, haven't I? :)09:25
Pygialso, we need something that will be able to hold out a lot of users09:25
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LaserJockwould it be bad idea to just start out offering some services like that to Ubuntu members as sort of a "in recognition of your contribution to Ubuntu ..." ? 09:29
maewhere can i download slightly more aged kernels from the dapper repository - the current ones all have problems - build 12 worked like a charm for me but is no longer in the repo.09:29
Kamionlfittl: yes09:31
Kamion?09:31
PygiLaserJock: that would mean that we are favoring one users above others...but that might not be a bad idea as a test of a service09:31
lfittlKamion: Could you tell me if the audiere source is still in NEW?09:32
Kamionlfittl: yeah09:33
lfittlKamion: k, thanks09:33
Kamionlfittl: I sort of automatically avoid things that mention "MP3" :-)09:33
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Kamionis MP3 support enabled in that audiere build?09:34
KamionI guess it's ok for universe anyway09:34
lfittllet me look..09:34
Kamionbut still ... there were easier things to process09:34
Kamionand I'm sort of out of energy for NEW for today09:35
lfittlKamion: sure, I just wanted to know if it got Rejected or not, the whitelisting is not working since the soyuz rollout..09:35
lfittlKamion: I think mp3 gets activated, but I don't have time atm to find that out, I will just wait for you / elmo processing audiere09:37
Kamionlfittl: don't think there is any whitelisting any more, you just have to be in the ubuntu-dev team09:38
Kamionif you're being sponsored, then yes, you won't get mail09:38
Kamionalthough I think your sponsor will09:38
lfittlKamion: yep all my sponsors get the mails09:38
sistpotyKamion: does the sponsor get a rejected-mail as well?09:39
lfittlKamion: no chance for MOTU hopefuls to get this mail?09:39
Kamionlfittl: ask on #launchpad, I have no control09:39
Kamionsistpoty: you too, I don't have hard facts, just what Kinnison told me09:39
sistpotyKamion: will do, thx09:39
Kamionhe told me that the signer gets mail09:39
Kamionlfittl,sistpoty: in any case, there's no way to give reasons to soyuz for manual rejects at the moment so we have to send mail separately anyway09:40
sistpotyah... ok09:40
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Kamionogra_: so I don't understand why ubuntu-artwork-screensaver was split out09:43
Kamionogra_: it's just one more file, it's still Architecture: all, and it has no extra dependencies (only a Recommends)09:44
Kamioncan you explain it to me please?09:44
fabbionenight everybody09:45
ogra_Kamion, it will be used as a build dep for xscreensaver, xscreensaver checks for the existence of the directory (i dont like to build depend on the whole of ubuntu-artwork) ...09:45
ogra_additionally it might get updates of the backgrounds collection.... 09:46
ogra_it will hold more than the one file in the future and might get a very bog download ...09:47
ogra_*big09:47
ogra_s/get/become/09:47
Kamionis it to go on the CD?09:47
ogra_i think so, yes09:48
ogra_i doubt it will be really huge this release, but it might grow in the future ... 09:48
elmoKinnison: ping?09:48
elmoerr -ping, nm09:49
sivangOMG, has anyone see that? http://geekz.co.uk/lovesraymond/archive/cancomical-lynchpad 09:49
sivang:)09:49
tsengyes, hours ago09:49
Kamionogra_: if it gets much bigger than the current size, that's going to be a serious problem09:49
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Kamionit's currently a 2MB .png which compresses not at all09:49
maewhere can i get old debs?09:50
maefor dapper09:50
maethat aren't in the cu rrent repo09:50
ogra_Kamion, will fix that ... 09:50
Kamionogra_: also, why a build-dep for xscreensaver? are you planning to copy it into xscreensaver-* packages at build time?09:50
tsengmae: you really dont.09:50
maetseng: eh?09:50
Kamion'cos that seems kind of wrong09:50
tsengmae: if its not in the repo, its gone09:51
maeic.09:51
ogra_Kamion, nope, but xscreencaver fails to include the directory if its nonexistent at build time09:51
Kamionogra_: probably better to just clobber its build system to override that09:51
ogra_and it checks the hosts system, not the chroot 09:51
Kamionif you're going to build-depend just for the sake of test -d returning true ...09:51
Kamionor just stick the relevant directory in debian/whatever.dirs09:52
Kamionogra_: was the image meant to be much more compressible, then?09:52
dholbachcan we get ubuntu-{media,legal,usability}@lists.ubuntu.com and additionally start moving desktop stuff to ubuntu-desktop@?09:53
ogra_it was planned to go away as soon as i have something else09:53
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dholbachjdub: what's wrong?09:53
jdubdholbach: btw, if i have a say, there will never be such a thing as 'ubuntu-legal'09:53
dholbachjdub: i don't like it much either. I just had a look at the devel list and tried to separate one stuff from the other09:54
jdubyeah09:55
ogra_Kamion, i'm sure it can be smaller ... since its purpose is to get cut in pieces, distorted and to bear other tortures :)09:55
ogra_you will nearly never see it clearly ...09:55
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KamionRiddell: um, when I try merging your branch, it removes and re-adds espresso/frontend/gtkui.py09:59
Kamionthat seems a tad unfriendly :)10:00
KamionRiddell: can you move liveinstaller.ui to a subdirectory?10:00
ploumdholbach: a first good sort would be ubuntu-trolls@lists.ubuntu.com10:00
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ploumjust to move all that "gstreamer doesn't play my WMV", "reply-to field must be set in the list", "epiphany is better than firefox"10:01
mdkedholbach, jdub, i just assumed all you real developers were using a private mailing list and -devel had just become for noise10:01
KamionRiddell: (I understand it's not ready to merge yet, it's just the easiest way to look at the differences)10:01
dholbachmdke: *cry*10:02
mdke*grin*10:02
mdkedholbach, the -desktop list is not safe either :)10:04
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ploum"you are not fun anymore"10:04
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dholbachmdke: not at all10:05
tsengyou could all stop reading the mailing lists10:05
tsengit works great for me.10:05
LaserJocktseng: I think it is some sort of "Pavlov's Dogs" experiment where we are wading through all the muck to find a "treat" here or there.10:06
sistpotyyeah... I used to sort them into appropriate folders in the past instead of reading... now I found out that filters can do that, so I only need to mark them read ;)10:06
ploumfiltering on "codecs, legal, patents, multimedia" just remove half of the devel-list without any problem10:06
LaserJockthe problem for me is that I care about the issue, just not all the noise :(10:07
ploumIn fact, most people are just writing what they believe, without thinking nor reading answers10:08
janimohmm is apt-get installing packages in Recommends somehow?10:08
RiddellKamion: yeah, bzr got the better of me and I deleted and added gtkui.py, can't even remember why now.  that gtkui.py is full of debugging lines10:08
Burgworkmdke, there is no ubuntu-private10:09
RiddellKamion: moving liveinstaller.ui to a subdirectory was on my todo for when everything else works 10:09
MithrandirRiddell: you do know about bzr revert?10:09
LaserJockjanimo: aptitude does by default. sure your using apt-get?10:09
RiddellMithrandir: nope :)  but I should learn it10:09
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MithrandirRiddell: "uncommit" is also handy when you've committed something you shouldn't have10:10
ploumIs the  "Add to panel" dialog customized for Ubuntu or from standard GNOME ?10:10
ploumhttp://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=331768 : this bug look more like an Ubuntu one10:10
Ubugtugnome2 bug 331768 in Panel "gnome panel crash" [Critical,Unconfirmed]  10:10
seb128ploum: Ubuntu10:10
seb128ploum: a debug backtrace is required for it10:11
ploumseb128: have you xchat configured to beep every time someone say "bug" ?10:11
ploumseb128: ok, I will ask him the backtrace10:11
seb128no, but I tend to read ubuntu chans :p10:12
seb128gnome-panel-dbg libglib2.0-0-dbg10:12
ploumseb128: are they on http://people.ubuntu.com/~seb128/hoary_dbgdebs/ ?10:14
seb128no, -dbg are standard packages, synaptic or apt-get them10:15
ploumcool ! 10:15
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ploumI didn't know about them...10:15
seb128the packages I put on my people package have no -dbg to the name10:15
janimoLaserjock, sure apt-get.thanks10:16
janimoI have to see why does gnome-session get installed by xubuntu-deskto10:16
janimop10:16
seb128because GNOME is good? :)10:17
ploumThere is only one Desktop and seb128 is his packager !10:17
ploum(and jdub is his prophet )10:17
ploumWell, I usually say :10:18
ploumThere is only one distribution and Mark is his prophet10:18
sivangamen to that :)10:18
ploumAnd then I show picture from old and new jdub : "See ! Our prophet is now hairless ! He's pure ! He will show us the way to the Nirvana ! Come my brother in our world of peace !"10:20
ploumAnd eventually they keep Windows...10:20
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Panzerboyhey all10:27
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Panzerboyi cannot install beagle in dapper, the error message i get is  beagle: Depends: libgalago-cil (>= 0.3.2) but it is not going to be installed10:28
Panzerboycan this be a bug?10:29
Panzerboy;)10:29
BurgworkPanzerboy, likely, please file10:29
ploumPanzerboy: I don't have this bug anymore10:30
ploumI can install beagle now10:30
ploumI had it for a long time10:30
ploumseb128: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=331768   tes dsirs sont des ordres ;-)10:30
Ubugtugnome2 bug 331768 in Panel "gnome panel crash" [Critical,Unconfirmed]  10:30
seb128ploum: merci :))10:31
Panzerboyploum: hmmm ...10:31
Panzerboyploum: any idea how did u solve it? :D10:33
ploumPanzerboy: apt-get install beagle just now...10:33
Pygiwhat version of liboil is included in dapper?10:33
Panzerboyploum: hmmm ... let me try to update10:33
ploumPanzerboy: what is said when you apt-get install libgalago-cil ?10:33
Panzerboyploum: 1 sec ...10:34
Panzerboyploum: The following packages have unmet dependencies:10:35
Panzerboy  libgalago-cil: Depends: libgalago1 (>= 0.3.2) but it is not going to be installed10:35
Kamionlibgalago1 | 0.3.3-2ubuntu2 | dapper/universe | amd64, hppa, i386, ia64, powerpc, sparc10:35
ploumPanzerboy: and what is the problem with this one ?10:35
ploumtry : apt-get install  libgalago110:35
Kamionyou sure your packaging system isn't confused? apt gets a bit muddled sometimes - try 'apt-get -f install'10:36
PanzerboyKamion: right, trying now10:36
ploumapt-get is not a cartesian software. You must use your intuition rather than your intelligence10:37
ploumthat's perhaps why I like it10:37
PanzerboyKamion: that was it, installing libgalago1 now10:37
Panzerboyaaaaand now beagle :010:38
Panzerboythanks a bunch!10:38
Panzerboythe problem was that i've interrupted an installation of deskbar-applet before, and that's what probably confused apt10:38
Kamionyes10:38
florian_kcbbl10:42
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Pygiwill dapper ship with everything ready *packages* to properly build gst-plugins-base?10:44
ploumKamion has a better intuition than mine...10:45
dholbachPygi: what do you intend to do?10:45
Pygidholbach: well, I need it for development...10:46
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PygiI am currently struggling with compiling all the things I need from source :)10:46
dholbachif you look at http://packages.ubuntu.com you will see which packages are available10:46
Pygihm, will those packages be upgraded by the time we ship?10:47
dholbachafter the release no10:47
Pygiwell, I mean before the release :)10:48
dholbachwe have the newest released version in10:49
Pyginop, we don't actually10:49
Pygiif I am not mistaken, liboil in repos is 0.3.6-1, and newest is 0.3.710:49
Pygiyup, me is correct :)10:50
dholbachi thought you were talking about gstreamer10:50
dholbachif you have good reasons for stuff to be updated, you should file a bug report10:50
dholbachbecause we're in upstream version freeze now10:51
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Pygiyes, I do understand that...10:51
Pygiah, guess I should have reported that earlier..10:51
Pyginvm then, thanks for help10:51
dholbachIt it's important and has fixes, it's great if you let us know.10:52
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Pygijust noticed that oggdemux,oggmux, theoradec,theoraenc, vorbisdec, xvimagesink,and entire gst-plugins-base is missing :-/10:58
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Pygidholbach: If I am not mistaken, gstreamer depends on liboil...altought it can be compiled with the version that is provided with dapper, 0.3.7 is suggested one11:04
dholbachyeah, i know it's built with it11:05
dholbachseb128: you read that about liboil? maybe it fixes the strange liboil bug we have11:05
seb128maybe11:06
seb128worth trying :)11:06
Pygidholbach, seb: what's the bug?11:06
seb128Pygi: from where?11:06
Pygiseb128: http://liboil.freedesktop.org/wiki/11:06
dholbachPygi: bug 586111:07
Ubugtumalone bug 5861 in liboil "Error message shown during installation of gst plugins by apt-get" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/586111:07
seb128Pygi: I was asking about "oggdemux,oggmux, theoradec,theoraenc, vorbisdec, xvimagesink,and entire gst-plugins-base is missing"11:07
Pygiseb128: well, from the dapper repos11:07
seb128gstreamer0.10-x: /usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/libgstxvimagesink.so11:08
seb128by example11:08
Pygidholbach: well, when we don't have all dependencies...and don't know how the package was built...11:08
dholbachPygi: apt-cache show <package> will show you dependencies11:08
Pygidholbach: yup, i know11:09
dholbachPygi: and packages wouldn't build if they didn't have sufficient build dependencies11:09
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dholbachseb128: freedesktop bug 540611:09
Ubugtufreedesktop bug 5406 in unknown "function fbCompositeSolid_nx8888mmx in class composite_over_argb_const_src failed check" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]  https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=540611:10
Pygidholbach: actually, packages like gst-plugins-base can be built without some dependencies11:10
dholbachseb128: might be worth the update11:10
dholbachseb128: want me to look?11:10
herziogra_: ping11:10
dholbachseb128: although... that's a gst0.8 problem... hm11:10
ogra_herzi, pong11:10
herzihttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gartoon/+bug/30147 is still broken11:11
Ubugtumalone bug 30147 in gartoon "gnome-icon-theme-gartoon has got the wrong GTK_STOCK_GOTO_FIRST icon" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  11:11
Pygidholbach: hopefully I haven't created too much trouble by mentioning this...if everything works fine, no need to update liboil11:11
dholbachPygi: i'll check the changelog11:11
seb128dholbach: if you want, I don't know that code enough to have an opinion11:12
Pygidholbach k, thanks11:14
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ogra_herzi, the funny thing about that bug is that its only a filename error :) gtk-goto-first-ltr contains the rtl image and -rtl contains ltr :)11:19
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mrzerofabbione: do you run a self modified version of irclog2html ?11:52
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dholbach Good night!11:56
pittinight dholbach 11:57
dholbachnight pitti11:58
Pyginight11:59
dholbachPygi: checked it, looks good, filed an upstream version freeze exception report11:59
dholbachPygi: bye Pygi12:01
Pygik, thanks12:01
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tsengogra_: going to guadec?12:01
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ogra_tseng, barcelona ? i think so ...12:02
tsengogra_: ok12:02
tsengogra_: im looking into it12:02
ogra_cool :)12:03

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