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LaserJockany TB members awake? When will the next TB meeting be?12:21
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BurglaptopLaserJock: TB requires Mark and other busy developers, likely a while now12:25
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LaserJockBurglaptop: are they going to announce the day/time ahead of time?12:26
BurglaptopLaserJock: one assumes so12:27
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LaserJockBurglaptop: hmm, well that is frustrating. I'll just keep checking the wiki and fridge then :-)12:27
BurglaptopLaserJock: mark is currently in Asia and the development team has just been rushing to FF, so I suspect that taking some time off for a TB meeting has kind of fallen to the side12:28
LaserJockhmm, it's just that I'm on the agenda and I trying to schedule it :(12:30
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pittiGood morning07:24
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ajmitch_morning pitti 07:24
Burglaptopsalut ajmitch_, pitti07:36
fabbionemorning guys07:37
pittihi Burglaptop 07:37
ajmitch_hi fabbione, Burglaptop 07:40
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Burglaptopdamn, this is best twisting of SABDFL yet: SABDFL, Self Admiring, Buys Debian For Loosechange07:46
marcin`Burglaptop: cool but not true unfortunately07:47
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Burglaptopmako_ !07:57
ajmitch_hey mako07:58
makoBurglaptop, ajmitch_: hi guys07:59
makoBurglaptop: i got the intro and the appendix in08:00
makoBurglaptop: yesterday08:00
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Burglaptopmako: ahead of me then. I gave up fighting with OO.o in dapper yesterday08:03
Burglaptopwill try it on my work Fedora machine08:03
makoBurglaptop: oh my god, tell me about it08:03
makoBurglaptop: it's bad enough when it works fine08:04
makoBurglaptop: i tried with oo1.1 and nearly died of frustration.. oo2 was bad but possible08:04
Burglaptopoo.o may be the one application that drives certain people in my office to windows08:04
makoBurglaptop: my laptop is breezy :)08:05
makofor just these sorts of occations08:05
BurglaptopI need to test flight 4, but am waiting for later this week, cause I can't afford to have it mess up at this time08:05
makowell, i'm off for the night08:06
makog'night08:06
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dholbachgood morning08:15
TheMuso/c/08:19
TheMusoMorning dholbach 08:19
dholbachhey TheMuso!08:20
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pittihi freeflying08:25
Burglaptopdholbach: aren't random and useless threads  on -devel fun?'08:26
ajmitch_Burglaptop: NO!08:26
dholbachBurglaptop: if you ask me like that, NO08:26
Burglaptoplol08:27
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freeflyinghi pitti 08:27
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freeflyingpitti: dose language-pack-zh depend on im-switch now ?08:31
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pittifreeflying: Depends: mozilla-firefox-locale-zh-cn, mozilla-firefox-locale-zh-tw, openoffice.org2-l10n-zh-cn, openoffice.org2-l10n-zh-tw, openoffice.org2-help-zh-cn, openoffice.org2-help-zh-tw, scim-chewing, scim-pinyin, scim-tables-zh08:35
pittifreeflying: I can add the dependency explicitly if it doesn't make sense to add it to the scim modules directly08:35
freeflyingpitti: I'd prefer to add to the language-pack than scim 08:36
pittifreeflying: (it's language-support-zh btw, not -pack)08:36
freeflyingpitti: y08:36
pittifreeflying: ok, I'll do that then08:36
freeflyingpitti: how can we setup IM variable ?08:37
pittifreeflying: what's that, an environment variable?08:38
freeflyingpitti: ya08:38
pittifreeflying: not at all in general08:38
freeflyingpitti: may those be added by postinstall of language-pack-zh/ko/ja08:39
pittiwe can for new user accounts, but not for existing ones08:39
freeflyingthen only CJK or any other language user need scim can have those variable set up08:40
pittiwhat does it say?08:43
pittii. e. what does the variable control?08:43
freeflyingpitti: like XMODIFIERS  GTK_IM_MODULE  QT_IM_MODULE08:44
pittifreeflying: hm, that still doesn't make sense to me08:46
pittifreeflying: I don't know about scim very well, but if we can figure out the value of these variables automatically, then why do we need them at all?08:46
pittifreeflying: can't scim just deduce the necessary values from the current locale?08:46
pittifreeflying: also, we don't want scim for all locales08:47
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freeflyingpitti: scim an not set up those variable , so we need add them 08:47
pittifreeflying: we can make it to :)08:48
pittihm, which program actually evaluates XMODIFIERS?08:48
pittiand GTK_IM_MODULE?08:48
freeflyingI think let language-pach-zh/ja/ko add those , it will be a better choice than anyothers08:49
pittiXMODIFIERS -> does xorg itself need that?08:49
pittifreeflying: well, add where?08:49
freeflyingpitti: add to /etc/X11/Xsession.d  08:49
pittihmm08:50
pittias I already said, the language-support packages currently can't do that08:50
pittithey can be made to, of course08:51
pittibut it needs some work08:51
freeflyingpitti: :)08:51
pittiand it would still seem more logical to use the locale setting for that08:51
freeflyingpitti: if you agree on that , then we just need wait08:51
pittiwell, I still don't see the point of statically adding a fixed variable value08:52
pittiit just feels so utterly useless08:52
pittiand as soon as you would install more than one support package, they would even conflict08:52
freeflyingor we'd look for other measure 08:53
fabbioneMigrating old dbus init symlinks to runlevel 12 ...08:53
fabbione???08:53
fabbionerunlevel 12???08:53
pittifreeflying:  i. e. you'd get the asciibetically last language instead of the one you actually want08:53
pittifabbione: well, priority :)08:53
pittifabbione: I need to merge current dbus from Debian to get some bug fixes anyway08:54
pittifabbione: I'll fix that when I do that, too08:54
fabbioneok thanks :)08:54
freeflyingpitti: the scim/skim will be in ubuntu/kubntu'cd defautly ?08:55
pittifreeflying: yes08:56
pittifreeflying: and the modules will be pulled in in l-support-*08:56
pittifreeflying: i. e. users will get it automatically (if they agree to download language support)08:56
freeflyingpitti: y,but how to make scim/skim work automatically ? that what I wanna solve 08:57
pittifreeflying: right, I see08:58
pittifreeflying: well, they worked OOTB for me, but apparently not for others08:58
pittifreeflying: I thought im-switch did the selection automatically?08:58
freeflyingpitti: maybe we'd use im-swich setup what we wanna according to locales09:01
pittifreeflying: that's what I would consider the most straightforward and integrated solution09:05
pittifreeflying: it doesn't do this already?09:05
pittifreeflying: I thought this was the main point of the package09:05
freeflyingpitti: still need work on im-switch and scim too09:06
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pittisjoerd: can I get your hal 0.5.7 orig.tar.gz from somewhere? I'd like to use the same one for ubuntu09:26
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BurglaptopKinnison: darling, you there?10:01
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seb128desrt, Burglaptop: thanks for the rant on the panel, nothing like that to start the week :p10:05
Burglaptopseb128: it was not a rant10:05
seb128Burglaptop: it really pisses me, that has been discussed n times and I'm against the hammer and the wall which is really not funny10:06
Burglaptopseb128: a rant would look like this "j00 loosers made my panel stoopid, loolz. I want to get my old dialog back, etc.)10:06
seb128Burglaptop: Mark is decided on that, so I've just to read people ranting10:06
seb128that's quite what the bug is in fact10:06
Burglaptopseb128: the decision at UBZ was made without seeing what upstream has done in this cycle10:07
seb128I've mailed Mark since, without screenshot of what has been done, etc10:07
Burglaptophad the current upstream logout/shutdown dialogues existed at UBZ, I would not have supported the change10:07
seb128he doesn't like upstream stuff and he decided to go with that dialog10:07
Burglaptopseb128: I just cc'ed mark on the bug10:07
seb128that's not going to work, but feel free10:07
Burglaptopmark has to have his one foolish decision per cycle I guess :)10:08
seb128note that the icons are a moo point10:08
seb128they are going to be changed before dapper10:08
Burglaptopby march 9th?10:08
seb128yep10:08
seb128with the new icon theme probably10:08
Burglaptopstill doesn't solve point 1 and 210:09
seb128there is some icons which are going to be make by disagners if I got it correctly10:09
seb128point 1 beeing "the cancel button looks like a buttons", a good10:09
seb128I though it was looking like a IRC window :p10:10
seb128the icons change on mouseover, which is better looking that having a border around every icon by default imho10:10
Burglaptopseb128: no it is not10:11
Burglaptopunless people actually mouse over, they will not realize it is a bug10:11
Burglaptops/bug/button10:11
Burglaptopand *no* other button anywhere in gnome/kde does that10:11
seb128for the 2 rows, we have been trying to argue with Mark at UBZ and since that we should have 2 dialogs like window, he'll not heard about it10:11
seb128nothing I can do10:12
Burglaptopseb128: mostly the dialog "feels" wrong. It is hard to quantify10:12
seb128it feels really right to Mark ... :)10:12
seb128according to the comment he sent during the cycle by mail10:12
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ploumhello10:12
seb128hi ploum10:12
Burglaptopsalut ploum10:12
Burglaptopanyway, I have to sleep10:13
seb128Burglaptop: if you don't know that yet it's likely that you will learn that moving Mark from his position when he's decided is not something easy10:13
ploumseb128, we talked about you yesterday night !10:13
ploumGood night..10:13
seb128at fosdem? :)10:13
ploumyes10:13
ploumJeff was explaining the wonderful SEBuild system10:14
ploum:-)10:14
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ploumWe have talked about Epiphany as default browser in a pub and the table juste behind us was occupied by the Firefox team :-D10:15
ploumit was really fun10:16
ploumJeff's talk was awesome !10:16
Treenaksploum: so is your video :P10:16
ploumawesome, awesome !  (say it with an australian accent)10:17
ploumTreenaks, hem... I've learned with that video that my mother read planet.ubuntu....10:17
ploumhem10:17
seb128Jeff talks are always great :)10:17
Treenaksploum: LOL10:17
sjoerdpitti: http://beast.luon.net/~sjoerd/hal_0.5.7.orig.tar.gz10:18
pittisjoerd: thank you10:18
ploumI think that Jeff has something that I can't have, even with really hard work10:18
ploumTreenaks, you have to send me a picture of you. You NEED an hackergotchi !10:18
sjoerdpitti: dbus qt stuff failing sucked up my time friday, that's why hal in debian isn't updated yet :(.. 10:19
ploumseb128, I hope to see you in real life too !10:20
ploum:-)10:20
ploumJeff promises to make ubuntu-be list yesterday...10:21
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ploum..but with belgian beer it can be "ubuntu-qsdfg" or anything...10:21
ploumI'm worried10:21
seb128:)10:23
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ploumSo, I unfortunatly have a lot of ironing to do...10:25
ploumHave a good day all10:25
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zakamehello all10:40
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jdubboh, missed ploum10:45
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Keybukseb128: yesterday I was trying to burn an Audio CD with serpentine, and it SEGV'd every time I clicked "Write to Disc"10:46
KeybukI tried with just a single ogg file, and it crashed then too10:46
seb128Keybuk: package welcome :)10:46
seb128ups10:46
seb128backtrace10:46
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seb128Keybuk: I think that might be to some gst0.8 package interfering10:46
Keybukseb128: you'll have to wait a week for one of those, it was an "as I was going out of the door" thing10:46
Keybukbut it was every damned time10:46
Keybukcould be, I still have 0.8 installed -- can I purge that?10:47
simiraKeybuk :) Freezing yet?10:47
seb128yep you can10:47
seb128hey jdub :)10:47
jdubmorning sebuild ;)10:47
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jduber 0.1010:48
jsgotangcoawesome10:48
KeybukI used k3b in the end, and gods that is a terrible program10:48
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fabbionepitti:      + Build mono bindings as arch indep.10:48
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Keybukand just as I thought it couldn't get any worse, it played the most stupid wav file to tell me the burning was finished10:48
KeybukI nearly died10:48
fabbionemeh.. that's going to screw arches with no mono?10:48
Keybukfortunately I was trying to explain the difference between GNOME and KDE at the time10:48
Keybukand that did it quite neatly10:49
pittifabbione: we have this for a while, and Debian adopted it10:49
StevenK"See, KDE looks and acts like crap."10:49
fabbionepitti: ok :)10:49
pittifabbione: true, the packages won't be too useful there10:49
fabbioneok10:50
jdubjsgotangco: cool!10:51
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janimoseb128, a heads-up: I'll upload an evince-gtk package these days and conflicts/replace will be needed with evince. If you don't have other evincep kg changes pending I'll put a patch in LP ok?10:54
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seb128janimo: how does that affect evince?10:56
seb128evince-gtk is going to be universe?10:56
janimoseb128, uses the same common files10:56
janimono hopefully in main as it is part of xubuntu10:56
janimoideally it would be a patch in evince/debian/patches but hey10:56
seb128no way10:56
janimooh, no ideally it would be upstream10:56
seb128I will not change evince for that, we already talked about it10:56
janimoseb128, I know I don't expect you to do what is ideal for me ;)10:57
seb128anyway if pitti is happy about duplication10:57
janimoso you'll just need the conf/repl on evince-gtk binary and you're all set10:57
janimoI am sure nobody is ahppy about duplication10:57
seb128and as far we don't get the real evince package flooded by your custom hacks on it10:57
janimobut I am not happy about gnome depends10:58
pittiit would be better to build a -gtk and a -gnome package from the same source10:58
pittijanimo: you could use xpdf :)10:58
mvocan't it be made a configure thing in the source? or can't it be seperated cleanly?10:58
janimopitti, no way :)10:58
seb128pitti: I'm not going to cripple evince and create maintainship work for me at every upstream change no, that's a some hundred lines of code change and I don't want to spend hours updating it when upstream roll a new tarball10:59
janimoI have a patch wich add ifdef gnomes and --disable-gnome in configure so it is clean10:59
pittijanimo: anyway, evince itself is no big threat; so oh well...10:59
seb128mvo: that's a custom patch, that's not trivial work to follow upstream changes probably10:59
pittiseb128: I didn't intend you to :)10:59
janimoseb128, you're blowing this way out of proportion but anyway10:59
pittiseb128: I mean that upstream shuold offer a configure switch, then we can do multibuild10:59
janimoI am prtty sure other gnome bits have more ubuntu patches against upstream10:59
seb128janimo: I've already too much work, I'm not subscribing for extra tasks when I don't need to :)11:00
mvoseb128: sure, but having the gnome bits seperated clean and with a configure option, it would probably increase the chances of upstream acceptance11:00
seb128janimo: yeah, and I know too well that's creating update work11:00
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janimoseb128, I would have taken the extra work or even full evince work instead from you :)11:00
mvojanimo: how big is the patch?11:00
janimomvo, 1000 line diff11:00
seb128janimo: so I would have to wait on you to update to the new versions and that would slow us down11:00
seb128updating evince is 10min of work11:01
janimoseb128, I am updating against CVS quite often11:01
janimoand besides it would only affect the build of the -gtk package if the diff b0rked right?11:01
seb128no, if -gtk doesn't build the source package doesn't build11:01
seb128so if you are in VAC 2 weeks and a no package cames?11:01
mvowell, you could disable the -gtk package then until it get fixed by someone else ...11:02
janimoseb128, ok.11:02
seb128I either have to wait for you, to update the patch myself, or to drop -gtk11:02
janimowell drop gtk then in that case11:02
janimoanyway I probably have the patch updated by the time a release comes11:02
seb128mvo: if we are going to drop and put -gtk again, I like as well having a separate source package11:02
janimoI assume you do not package CVS snapshots11:02
jdubwhoa, we totally need the firefox open dialogue back11:02
seb128janimo: I do sometime, depending of the bugs fixed and how upstream is reactive to roll new tarballs11:02
janimoseb128, not quite, a new source package is different in the pool11:02
seb128jdub: it breaks epiphany :/11:03
jdubseb128: the removal?11:03
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Keybukapparently I need to click "tomboy" to restart my computer :p11:03
seb128jdub: yep, do "do you want to open ... save" dialog11:03
janimoseb128, pitti whatever is good for you, I just want evince-gtk in the archive ;)11:03
seb128jdub: and it puts everything to /tmp11:03
TreenaksKeybuk: well, do it! :)11:03
mvoseb128: I was thinking about it from a "maintain in stable" perspective, but I guess that point is moot anyway because usually it's libpoppler that needs updating (e..g security) and not evince*. so I shut up now :)11:03
jdubseb128: erk!11:04
janimomvo, sorry I did not get around to gconf/ini in update-manager11:04
seb128jdub: it breaks everything using gecko in fact11:04
janimoyet11:04
mvojanimo: the window hasn't yet totally closed :)11:04
mvoKeybuk: hrm, no icon from notification-daemon? 11:04
seb128jdub: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/3293411:05
Ubugtumalone bug 32934 in firefox "auto-download breaks embedders" [Normal,Confirmed]  11:05
seb128mvo: you want to stop using gconf?11:05
Keybukmvo: yeah, but it lept to the left after the window popped up11:06
janimoseb128, either that or gnome-python needs splitting11:06
Keybukone of the panel applets must have got wider11:06
Keybukprobably the clock or weather applet11:06
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janimoseb128, update-manager pulls in whole gnome libs too just bec of gconf11:06
seb128right11:06
mvoseb128: only if janimo provides a clean patch for it. the idea is that update manager can than be used in xubuntu as well11:06
janimoit's not right ;)11:06
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seb128but we should not start crippling Ubuntu because some derivative can't stand GNOME11:07
janimoseb128, I was just thinking that you'll say something with 'crippling' in it11:07
jdubseb128: can we get gimp-svg into dektop seed?11:07
janimoseb128, update-manager should be an ubuntu updater not a gnome one, please stop being such a bigot :)11:07
seb128jdub: fine with me, but you should ask to mdz or Kamion, I'm not deciding of that :)11:08
seb128janimo: please don't call be a bigot11:08
mvoseb128: this is really a minor change, it's about storing ~10 conf options11:08
seb128janimo: I didn't insult you11:08
janimoseb128, excuse-moi I had a smiley too in there just in case11:08
seb128mvo: right, but should I move nautilus away from gconf next? :p11:08
janimoseb128, no need to xubuuntu won't use nautilus11:09
Lathiatno they have thunar :)11:09
seb128mvo: we can port the whole GNOME using ini format if you take it that way11:09
seb128janimo: there is not only xubuntu :)11:09
janimoseb128, please stop exagerrating11:09
jdubmvo: we shouldn't *remove* gconf support from it, or we'll lose the administrative features11:09
janimoI only want the places which are not obviously gnome to not depend on it11:09
seb128janimo: I would rather see mvo fixing Ubuntu bugs than spending efforts moving away from GNOME to please derivates to be honest11:10
janimoseb128, realize that gconf and gnome-client small as they are  usually are enough for apps to be rewrtittem from scracth for kde or whatever just because they pull in11:10
janimothe whole gnome stack11:10
janimohwdb-client,upadte,rlanguage-selector etc11:10
seb128KDE will not use GTK apps for its desktop anyway11:10
janimothese could all be written in pure gtk and than a qt version would foloow11:10
janimobut because of a tiny libe they're written from scratch11:11
jdubthere are good reasons why we need to use gconf11:11
janimosame with g-s-s gnome-mount g-p-m11:11
Lathiatcan you fix gconf not to pull in the entire gnome stack?11:11
janimothe functionality added by gnome libs is minimal but just enough to keep the desktops reimplementing all of it11:11
janimoseb128, right mvo will fix bugs that's why I said I'll write the ini file patch11:11
mvojdub: right11:11
dholbachLathiat: liborbit2-dev, libxml2-dev,libgtk2.0-dev is not what I'd call entire gnome stack11:12
jdubLathiat: gconf is not the problem11:12
dokopitti: which one is a working kurdish locale?11:12
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janimoLathiat, gconf bu itself does not pull gnome in , just the pythoin=-gnome bindings11:12
Lathiatjanimo: ah11:13
sivangmorning all!11:13
janimosimilarly gnomecanvas-python -> all gnome libs11:13
Lathiatthat seems to be a common problem with the python gnome stuff11:13
Lathiatand related bits11:13
Lathiatlike dbus needing glib main loop which was actually in gtk which would importerror if DISPLAY wasn't set11:14
sivangKamion: do you recall the culmus patch I've sent you? what do we need to do in order to backport it to breezy? (same issue, same fix)11:14
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jdubjanimo: if it were to be done,m it would have to be a rebuild or something like that - we can't sacrifice gconf in general11:14
janimoseb128, really tying stuff to gnome only is not helping the fd.o goal11:14
Lathiat uh all, he said fd.o :)11:14
Kamionsivang: uh, I thought the old font location was just fine for breezy11:15
seb128_re11:15
pittidoko: ku_TR.UTF-8 is supposed to work11:15
seb128_sorry got disconnected11:15
seb128_<janimo> the functionality added by gnome libs is minimal but just enough to keep the desktops reimplementing all of it11:15
seb128_<seb128> mvo: if you move away from gconf, makes sure derivatives have a way to set different default values and that mandatory values are possible too11:15
seb128_<seb128> differents values without changing the package11:15
Kamionotherwise we'd have been fixing these issues like mad in breezy rather than fixing them like mad in dapper, surely?11:15
seb128_<seb128> (like gconf.defaults stuff we have)11:15
janimojdub, for update-manager you mean? I asked mvo and he said he just uses it for somehting ini files would do no fancy notification stuff or such11:15
seb128_ JanC JaneW janimo11:15
seb128_<seb128> Lathiat: no, gconf triggers orbit2 and libxml2 basically11:15
sivangKamion: appears not, already seen on that on 2 boxes near me..11:15
sivangKamion: let me recheck just to make sure.11:15
Lathiatseb128_: right, the problem is11:15
Lathiat18:12 < janimo> Lathiat, gconf bu itself does not pull gnome in , just the pythoin=-gnome bindings11:15
Kamionsivang: otherwise, you'll have to talk to the backports people; they have a mailing list11:15
jdubjanimo: not using gconf means we lose administrative benefits11:15
seb128_Lathiat: so the solution is to split python stuff, not to cripple the app11:16
jdubjanimo: it would be better to split out python-gconf11:16
Kamionsivang: but11:16
seb128_and the default value setting too11:16
Lathiatseb128_: as we're discovering11:16
Kamionsivang: if it's broken, then breezy-updates would be more appropriate than breezy-backports, probably11:16
janimojdub, yes that would be better but seb said users don;t care about it11:16
jdubjanimo: yes they do11:16
jdubjanimo: you don't, but users do11:16
janimojdub, tell seb :)11:16
seb128_I didn't say they don't care11:16
Kamion(-backports => shiny, -updates => didn't-work-before, basically)11:16
seb128_I said it's not a priority11:16
janimojdub, I mean the splitting not gconf11:16
mvojanimo: jdub raised a important point about the adminitstative stuff, I think it's better to try to make python-gnome split out gconf11:17
jdubjanimo: i don't think splitting is relevant to users whether it's done or not11:17
janimojdub, mvo I agree11:17
janimoso please tell  seb128 that having granular python-gnome bindings is good :)11:18
jdubit may provide a solution to this problem11:18
seb128_janimo: stop speaking like I was not here11:18
janimoand for hwdb-client11:19
janimoseb128, I did not want to highlight you11:19
jdubsplitting python-gobject helped for flumotion - it's probably better to talk to upstream about this problem11:19
seb128_janimo: if you mention my nickname you highlight me anyway11:19
sivangKamion: oops, right. I need a breezy-update then. same issue, same remedy :-)11:19
janimoI toiught only seb128 not seb is you nick.oko11:19
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sivang(I just verified)11:20
Kamionjanimo: (you mentioned his whole nick, not just "seb")11:20
janimook, then my fault11:20
sivangKamion: (I dislexitivy switched them in my mind)11:20
Kamionsivang: ok, but I don't have time at the moment sorry, maybe somebody else does11:21
Kamionman, I really wish soyuz told me which freaking binary packages were new11:22
Kamionsooooooooo painful to process evolution-data-server otherwise11:22
sivangKamion: okay, thanks.11:22
seb128_Kamion: evolution-data-server-dbg :)11:23
Kamionseb128_: (no offence but I like to check myself anyway in case of accidents)11:24
Kamionbut thanks11:24
seb128_np, it was in case it's useful11:24
Kamiononly built on amd64 and i386?11:24
seb128_I stopped trying to look on build logs to be honest11:24
seb128_tracking every single package build log on launchpad is not funny11:25
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Kamionno argument there, although it wasn't like it was easy before :(11:25
Kamionseb128_: please add evolution-data-server-dbg to the supported seed11:25
seb128_the daily page was useful11:25
pittiKamion: ogra's build log page was pretty nice11:25
seb128_k, will do that now11:25
Kamionpitti: fair point, I never used that11:25
seb128_I was looking on the daily pages before, that was giving an idea of what was building or not11:26
seb128_" Timeout error11:26
seb128_Sorry, Launchpad took too long to process your request. "11:26
seb128_bah :)11:26
pittiseb128_: Monday morning dizzyness :-P11:26
seb128_#   dapper powerpc   Dependency wait11:26
seb128_# dapper ia64 Dependency wait 11:26
seb128_Kamion: 11:27
seb128_  libgnomeui-dev: Depends: libgnomeui-0 (= 2.13.3-0ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed11:27
seb128_                  Depends: libbonoboui2-dev (>= 2.8.1-2) but it is not going to be installed11:27
seb128_dunno what is the issue exactly11:27
Kamionjdub: speaking of which, ubuntu-artwork 1 failed to build: http://librarian.launchpad.net/1583720/buildlog_ubuntu-dapper-i386.ubuntu-artwork_1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz11:27
seb128_maybe a retry would go fine11:27
Kamionah, ok, infinity will need to look at that then11:27
fabbioneseb128: it's because new gnome-vfs2 is in and chroots need updates11:28
Kamionjdub: (I've rejected ubuntu-artwork 0.2.29-1 binaries)11:28
fabbione+ some libs need to be rebuilded in order11:28
seb128fabbione: gnutls stuff?11:28
fabbioneseb128: gnome-vfs2 ?11:28
seb128yep11:28
fabbionedunno the changes there11:28
seb128k, you were saying that like there is a known issue with gnome-vfs211:29
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fabbionegnome-vfs2 has been NEW'ed11:29
fabbionethe libgnome-vfs2-common changed from arch: any to arch: all11:29
fabbioneif the chroots are not updated11:30
fabbionesome -dev are not installable11:30
fabbionethat's why you see these DepWait11:30
Kamionupdate as in apt-get update presumably11:30
jdubKamion: ah, thanks, checking out now11:30
seb128fabbione: ah ok, makes sense, thank you :)11:30
fabbioneKamion: that's what i did on sparc to get out of that loop.11:30
fabbioneKamion: assuming the chroots are clean at the same level..11:30
jdubKamion: boh! :)11:31
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pittidholbach: can you please avoid using 'ubuntu' in fake sync versions?11:41
dholbachpitti: arg, yes11:41
dholbachpitti: you're perfectly right11:41
seb128pitti: using "build"?11:41
pittiI use NMU-like numbers11:41
dholbachor -<n>.1 or something11:41
pittibut we don't have a common standard for that11:41
seb128Debian could use the NMU11:41
dholbachbuild1 is better probably11:42
seb128I think so11:42
dholbachpitti: so I won the next merge :-)11:42
pittidholbach: yes, shouldn't hurt11:42
pittidholbach: congratulations :)11:42
dholbachyay! :)11:42
seb128the best way would be to get a real sync though11:42
freeflyingpitti: ping11:51
pittifreeflying: pong11:51
freeflyingpitti: we have a package for IM select in our distro based upon debian 11:52
freeflyingpitti: shall we use this way for the IM in ubuntu ?11:52
pittifabbione: how is it done there? based on locale?11:53
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freeflyingpitti: it's a GUI program , it will give you choice , then user just need select what they wanna11:54
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fabbionepitti: ?11:55
pittifabbione: ?11:55
fabbionepitti: sorry.. i was not following11:55
fabbione<pitti> fabbione: how is it done there? based on locale?11:55
pittifabbione: argh, sorry, ETAB; was supposed for freeflying 11:55
fabbioneok :)11:56
freeflyingpitti: if u can read in chinese, plz http://linux.hiweed.com/node/267311:57
pittiI can't11:57
freeflyingpitti: will it be a chioce ?12:01
pittimvo: whoa, tetex-bin's postinst is what I call 'verbose'12:01
seb128Kinnison: new gnome-power-manager tarball, you may want to update it12:01
freeflyings/chioce/choice12:01
Kinnisonseb128: I'll look in a bit, thanks for the headsup12:01
pittifreeflying: I don't understand the page; however, if we only have scim, why should we have a selector for scim alternatives?12:01
seb128np12:01
mvopitti: hehe, yes :) 12:02
freeflyingpitti: because other locale user wouldn't like to use scim/skim 12:02
seb128mvo: BTW seems you fixed that update-notifier CPU loop, nice :)12:03
seb128didn't happen for some time now12:03
pittifreeflying: hmm, it seems that this gui is entirely orthogonal to the scim module selector with env vars we talked aobut earlier then?12:04
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freeflyingpitti: y12:05
freeflyingpitti: actually , any locales user can use scim ,u know u can use it under en_US without any problems12:05
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pittisjoerd: dbus crashes again on <policy group="...">12:16
pittisjoerd: I thought this was fixed long ago...12:16
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pittisivang: volume.disc.capacity = 735051776  (0x2bd00000)  (uint64)12:23
pitti:)12:23
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sjoerdpitti: is fixed (again?) in dbus 0.6112:29
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pittisjoerd: ah, good to know, thanks12:46
seb128 hum12:54
seb128where would you guys ship little utilities than can be useful for debug with a package?12:54
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seb128like list_cddrivers for ncb12:55
tencohi all12:55
seb128to /usr/share/doc/package/utility or something like that?12:55
tencois  it normal that ubuntu dapper starts kgpg and kalarm?12:55
seb128Hi12:55
seb128no, it's a conflict with /usr/share/autostart feature between both desktop and will be fixed12:55
pittiseb128: why not /usr/share/package/?12:56
tencoseb128: good to know. thanks12:56
seb128pitti: no reason, I'm not sure if that should be shipped to /usr/bin or some other place12:56
seb128seems a bit "/usr/bin noise" to me, I'm fine with /usr/share/package12:56
tencoseb128: quick fix?12:57
seb128tenco: uninstall KDE12:57
tepsipakkihehe12:57
tencoseb128: err, no12:57
tepsipakkiI noticed that conflict 5min ago12:57
seb128tenco: grep OnlyShowIn /usr/share/autostart/*12:57
tencoseb128: was just testing. i dont liked what i see. :P12:57
tencos/liked/like12:58
sivangpitti: yay!! :-)12:58
seb128tenco: testing what? what does the grep prints exactly?12:59
tepsipakkionly gnome-stuff uses that12:59
tepsipakkiit seems..12:59
tencoseb128: where should i paste?12:59
tencobtw: spelling correction within gaim is awful01:00
seb128tenco: pastebin.com01:00
seb128tepsipakki: use what? /usr/share/autostart? why would KDE packages put stuff to it so?01:00
tepsipakkiseb128: sorry, I was wrong... the computer where I ran that didn't even have KDE =)01:01
tencohttp://pastebin.com/574718http://pastebin.com/57471801:02
tencohttp://pastebin.com/574719http://pastebin.com/57471901:02
tepsipakkimy install has kgpg and khotkeys that need fixing01:02
tencofirst: your command. second: cd /usr/share/autostart;ls01:03
tepsipakkithat directory is meant for packages (and admins) to start stuff with the session?01:03
seb128tenco: seems that kgpg and kalarm have no OnlyShowIn=KDE01:04
hungertenco: There is a bugreport about kgpg starting by default.01:04
tencohunger: ok01:04
hungerand about kalarm, too.01:04
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hunger... and kpowersave ...01:04
hungerkalarm is #31923, kgpg is #31294.01:05
tencobtw: in rythmbox why cant i skip forward and backwards within a track when its start not from the playlist?01:05
hungerkpowersave is #32340 FWIW.01:05
tencos/start/started01:05
tencoin the meantime i will move them to a separate dir01:06
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seb128tenco: what do you mean?01:06
tencowhen i play a track from the collection browser or the podcast view, i cannot skip forward or backwards within the track01:07
seb128"collection browser"?01:07
seb128it works fine with a podcast source here01:08
tencomusiksammlung01:08
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tencoah. sorry. seems like it was an old configuration01:09
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tencobefore i deleted ~/.gconf* and ~/.gnome2* it didnt work01:09
tencostrange01:12
tencowhich feed-reader do you recommend?01:13
tencono it doesnt work anymore :-(01:15
tencoi started a podcast from the podcast view01:15
tencoskip till the tracks end01:15
tencostarted the podcast again01:15
tenconow i cannot skip forward or backwards within the track anymore01:16
tencosame for playing songs from the collectioin01:16
tencoreproducable01:18
tencoadditionally, downloading a podcast makes rythmbox constantly access the harddisk01:19
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sabdflhey guys, who's the best person to discuss beagle with?01:25
simiraI really lik beagles, but...01:25
Keybuksabdfl: Novell Person, or Ubuntunaut?01:26
sabdflubuntunaut, i have a request from someone that we fix it to work well with msft word files01:26
Keybukmy memory suggests Lathiat or tseng, but not sure01:26
tencoreproducable, but only with one mp3. its over 3 hours long01:28
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setuidCan someone tell me if the fglrx xorg server is in dapper? 01:32
Keybukseb128: evo ... does "Signature: BAD" just mean snake-oil?  or is its TLS broke?01:32
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Mithrandirsetuid: there's no fglrx xorg server.  There's a fglrx xorg driver which is in warty, hoary, breezy and dapper.01:33
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setuidOk, I'll give that a go01:33
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sabdflLathiat, tseng: ping01:38
sabdflthanks Keybuk01:38
jsgotangcooh wow01:38
jsgotangco173 users in a devel channel that is neat01:39
ploumjsgotangco: : and really few noise. It's definitly good :-)01:40
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setuidMithrandir: Looks like the fglrx isn't in dapper... yet01:58
Mithrandirsetuid: it is01:58
setuidNot in main, universe, multiverse01:58
setuidJust checked01:58
ograsetuid, its in restricted01:59
ograindeed01:59
setuidor if it is, its not by the name xorg-driver-fglrx01:59
Mithrandir: tfheen@thosu ~ > apt-cache show xorg-driver-fglrx |grep ^Desc01:59
MithrandirDescription: Video driver for ATI graphics accelerators01:59
Mithrandirthis is an i386 dapper system01:59
setuidI wonder why upgrade and dist-upgrade don't show it as a target for replacement01:59
Keybukinfinity: ping?02:00
setuidIs dapper relatively functional at this point? 02:01
setuidI mean... no major crashes/bugs in core? 02:02
setuidI know there's one in locales, which I had to work around (tzconfig bug) 02:02
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Lathiatsetuid: if its not installed, you cant upgrade it.. you need to apt-get install it02:09
tencook. bugs reported :-)02:10
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AlinuxOSmjg59, here ?02:11
AlinuxOShello all people :)02:11
AlinuxOSpitti, here ?02:11
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pittihi AlinuxOS 02:14
tencobye02:14
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pittisjoerd: do you know whether the hal-device-manager hang is fixed in dbus 0.61?02:17
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sjoerdpitti: not afaik02:17
pittisjoerd: I didn't find an upstream bug so far, I'll file one02:18
maswanMithrandir: do you know if there was a kernel upgrade wrt scsi stuff between flight-3 and flight-4?02:18
Mithrandirmaswan: quite possibly.02:18
maswanhmm.. wonder if I should try and pull a new cd or just try flight-3 then.02:18
maswanhmm. going to try it. back in a bit. :)02:18
tsengsabdfl: good morning02:18
pittimjg59: please meet AlinuxOS, or famous Georgian translator :)02:18
pittimjg59: do you have the source package for this georgian font package around somewhwere? (bug 30671)02:19
Ubugtumalone bug 30671 in language-pack-ka "ttf-bpg-georgian are GPL ttf fonts for language-pack-ka and GNOME interface." [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3067102:19
tsengsabdfl: word in beagle needs a new package (wv1-dev), its totally doable aside from putting a bit of crappy old code in main02:20
setuidLathiat: I know that, its already installed on Breezy02:20
tsengsabdfl: (was planning on promoting beagle this week for nautilus search features)02:20
=== setuid isn't exactly a newb here, been running/admin'ing Debian boxes for >8 years, Slack/RH/Ygdrassil before that
Kinnisontseng: IME beagle chews all my RAM and crashes my desktop. It doesn't feel ready for main02:21
tsengKinnison: mmm since when02:21
Kinnisontseng: Last tried it a couple of weeks back, so I guess they could have fixed it since02:21
Keybukthe annoying thing about Beagle is how much inotify sucks02:21
tsengKinnison: the chewing ram has mostly stopped for the worst offenders in the last two releases02:21
AlinuxOSpitti, ;)02:21
Keybukin order to watch your home directory, it has to do "find ~ -type d"02:21
tsengKinnison: and ive never heard of "crashing my desktop" aside from excessive ram usage02:21
AlinuxOSthe font's were taken from http://bpg.sytes.net/BPG-InfoTech/sppro/bpg/publications_list.asp?vjob=vcat,167  Authors site02:22
setuidwoo02:22
setuidTotal number of unique IPs blocked on port 25: 796602:22
AlinuxOSpitti, am I famous ? :) woow :)02:22
setuidWe might break 8k today02:22
KinnisonKeybuk: and I have a couple of kernel trees and some gtk/glib extracts etc all in there02:22
KinnisonKeybuk: btw, "Bedknobs and Broomsticks" AICMFP02:22
tsengKinnison: ajmitch_ seems to have the worst registered experience with his gazillion stored feeds from liferea, and his daemon stays under 30mb now02:23
MithrandirKeybuk: it should be easy enough to do "add directories matching this mask", I'd assume.02:23
Kinnisontseng: I guess I should try it again then02:23
KeybukKinnison: there is no FP to claim02:24
KeybukMithrandir: sadly not02:24
KinnisonKeybuk: :-(02:24
MithrandirKeybuk: why not?02:24
KeybukMithrandir: inotify is "watch this directory" or "watch this file"02:24
Keybukthere's no "watch this and all of its children"02:24
MithrandirKeybuk: "easy enough to add" implies kernel code. :-P02:24
torkeltseng: beagle is still broken wrt evolution (or rather evolution-sharp is still broken)02:24
KeybukMithrandir: ah, this is clearly some new definition of "easy" I wasn't previously aware of02:25
MithrandirKeybuk: it's C, it's easy.02:25
MithrandirWhat Could Possibly Go Wrong?02:25
=== Keybuk points at your vmware install
MithrandirI guess you could do it using kprobes.02:25
Keybukeveryone's machine could look like that02:25
MithrandirI blame BenC02:25
Keybukkanalprobe02:25
Mithrandirit works just fine with flight 4.02:25
MithrandirI should probably do something like a bit gisect.02:26
tsengKinnison: yeah, id like to have your feedback on that now02:26
tsengtorkel: im pretty aware of that02:26
tsengtorkel: people file bugs at least 3 duplicates at a time when it comes to beagle02:26
=== Keybuk investigates how to make Google less Norweigian
MithrandirKeybuk: use google.co.uk?02:27
Treenaksgoogle.com/ncr02:27
dholbachsabdfl: slomo too (mono, beagle)02:27
tsengdholbach: er, hi02:27
dholbachhey tseng :)02:27
dholbachtseng: ah right, you just chatted :)02:27
dholbachsabdfl: nevermind :)02:27
jsgotangcohey tseng!02:28
Keybukand yet again, I observe that the "List of languages" is still localised02:28
tsengdholbach: hugs02:28
tsengjsgotangco: hi there02:28
Keybukthat is Google's biggest UI b02:28
Keybukbug *ever*02:28
MithrandirKeybuk: good thing we're not in China, then.02:28
Mithrandiror Japan02:28
Keybukexactly02:28
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KeybukI'd need to know the crouching-wombat hidden-waffle for English to get my language back02:28
KinnisonKeybuk: visit google.co.uk ?02:29
Keybukit should be a static list of the local names for every language02:29
KeybukKinnison: the observation was that the Google bar in firefox goes to .com whatever you use as your home page02:29
MithrandirKeybuk: fix your firefox to use google.co.uk for the google bar thingy.02:29
KinnisonKeybuk: oh dear02:29
torkeltseng: check. I only found one against evo-sharp02:30
KeybukMithrandir: I've never got that to work02:30
Keybukit always goes back to .com anyway02:30
tsengtorkel: er, most go straight to beagle02:31
tsengtorkel: regardless of where the bug is02:31
tsengtorkel: varying degrees of clarity as to which bug is which02:32
tsengtorkel: if you wanted to help triage.. :D02:32
torkeltseng: sure, if you can find me some time to do it...02:38
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KinnisonKamion: gnome-volume-manager has released a new upstream (2.13.91 -> 2.13.92) which contains a bunch of bug fixes we'd like to have in dapper. I've been reviewing the changelog etc this morning and it all looks fairly benign. http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/gnome-power-manager/2.13/gnome-power-manager-2.13.92.news may be of use to you -- I would like a UVF/FF exception to integrate our patches with this and upload to dapper. Can y02:46
TreenaksKinnison: you start about g-v-m, but go on about g-p-m..02:47
Kinnisongah, gnome-power-manager all the way02:47
=== Kinnison keeps saying g-v-m 'cos I was playing with it this w/e
KinnisonKamion: Sorry, g-p-m all the way, not g-v-m at all02:48
Keybukwe're lucky he didn't end up in gnome-theme-manager02:48
TreenaksKeybuk: gnome-pointer-manager ?02:48
Mithrandiror gpm02:48
=== Kinnison sighs
ograKinnison, isnt bug 22502 fixed in g-p-m since quite some time ? 02:48
Ubugtumalone bug 22502 in gnome-screensaver "Blank screen when returning from suspend/hibernate" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2250202:48
Kinnisonogra: umm, yes it should be02:49
=== Kinnison hasn't re-triaged bugs in a while and I probably missed that last time
ograoki, thanks ... i wasnt sure02:49
ogranope, its assigned to g-s-s02:49
KamionKinnison: yes, looks reasonable02:49
ograKinnison, mind to take a look at bug 22522 ?02:51
Ubugtumalone bug 22522 in gnome-screensaver "Moving mouse while laptop lid is closed turns on screen" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2252202:51
AlinuxOSmjg59, here pal ?02:52
ograKinnison, never mind, i just see youre subscribed :)02:52
sivanghow do I go about syncing / merging irssi from debian unstable? it a new upstream release which fixes a lot of mem mamangemtn bugs..02:53
tsengyou have to post a changelog diff and diffstat to ubuntu-motu list02:54
tsenghm its in main actually02:54
tsengapproval from mdz or Kamion to break uvf02:54
sivanghmm, nahh, I See the upstream build on my machine didn't solve the particular problem..better to try come up with a patch.02:55
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KeybukI HATE BZR!03:04
Keybukactivity report: two intelligent people trying to get bzr push/pull to work to/from chinstrap: 1 hour03:05
pittiKeybuk: pull/push to rookery works flawlessly for me at least03:05
pittiKeybuk: what makes chinstrap 'spethial'?03:06
Mithrandirpitti: it's not a problem with chinstrap.  It's that the current dailies are special.03:06
Keybukpitti: if I push, then nothing appears in the resulting directory (except .bzr) and Tollef gets a strange error when he tries to pull from it03:06
pittiah, I see03:06
pittiKeybuk: the former is not really a bug, but intended03:06
Keybukpitti: is the error intended though?03:06
Mithrandirpitti: it's _really_ silly.03:06
pittiKeybuk: you didnt' get a warning? ('Cannot update working directory' or so)03:07
Mithrandirsince it means bzr push foo:path is no long a way to do remote branching.03:07
Mithrandirwhich then means you actually have to have bzr installed on all machines you want to check out on.03:07
Keybukpitti: yeah I get that warning03:07
Keybukplus some random Python DeprecationWarning03:07
pittiMithrandir: right, I find that annoying, too03:07
KinnisonMithrandir: did you check push's help03:08
Keybukthe push-doesn't is so broken though03:08
pittiMithrandir: I recently switched back to rsync push, it's both much faster and updates the working dir03:08
Keybukpitti: how do you do rsync push?03:08
KinnisonKeybuk: install bzrtools03:08
pittiKeybuk: with bzrtools03:08
MithrandirKinnison: no, I didn't.   I got annoyed over bzr push suddenly changing behaviour.03:08
Keybukyeah, I just did that, and it didn't do anything03:08
KamionMithrandir: (you can always just rsync the whole thing rather than bzr push)03:08
Keybukbzr push foo:bar just made a foo:bar directory in my cwd03:09
pittiKeybuk: you have to change the push location to an rsync spec03:09
pittiKeybuk: i. e. like chinstrap:bzr/mypackage03:09
Keybukpitti: that made directories in my cwd03:09
pittihm03:09
KamionKeybuk: if you had bzrtools installed, definitely sounds like rsync push broe03:09
Kamionbroke03:09
Kamionbzrtools does a weird decorator thing with the push builtin, looked pretty fragile to me03:09
pittiI didn't push after today's dist-upgrade, so that's entirely possible03:09
Keybukdoesn't rsync push also cause major issues if two people push together?03:09
KamionKeybuk: yes03:09
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Kamionyou have to use sftp push for safe operation on shared archives03:09
Kamionuse rsync for the initial push 'cos otherwise it's brain-deadeningly slow, but after that sftp is usable enough03:10
Kamionthough I heard mutterings about sftp push having been sped up by a factor of $LOTS recently03:10
Keybukdoes the sftp update the branch directory too?03:10
MithrandirKinnison: bzr push has --no-tree which doesn't update the working tree.  That means not updating the working tree is a bug.03:10
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sivangKeybuk: it doesn't only meta data03:10
=== sivang uses push to sftp
Mithrandir(unless you pass --no-tree, obviously)03:10
KamionKeybuk: no, I have my own "push-fix" plugin which does sftp push then 'ssh $host bzr revert && find -name \*~ | xargs rm -f'03:11
Kamionor words to that effect03:11
Kamionwell, unless they've changed it - the --no-tree option wasn't there last time I checked03:11
Kinnisonafaict, bzrtools hasn't had any changes made to it which would break rsync pushing working tree03:12
=== Kamion decides not to upgrade bzr for a while as it sounds like the current dailies are a bit broken
MithrandirKamion: I'm running 0.7, though03:13
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KamionMithrandir: I can chuck you over my push-fix plugin then03:13
MithrandirKamion: please.03:13
KamionMithrandir: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/push-fix/__init__.py - install in ~/.bazaar/plugins/push-fix/__init__.py03:14
Keybukthe only thing currently more annoying than bzr is bogofilter cheerfully declaring "yes, that's spam" and then sticking it in my INBOX anyway03:14
Kamionit's almost certainly really nasty bzrlib abuse and I can't guarantee that it'll keep working03:14
Kamionand it only works for sftp push at present03:15
MithrandirKamion: thanks.03:15
AlinuxOSmjg59: ping03:18
maswanMithrandir: Well, it works. Kind of. And after lots of local hacking, due to the install/mkinitramfs stuff being crap (say, wouldn't it be a good idea to load the driver and some scsi modules before throwing up your hands and say you can't find sda1?)03:18
Mithrandirmaswan: it does.03:19
Mithrandirmaswan: and then it hangs around for a while, but the scsi bus might be exceedingly slow on ravel, I'm not sure.03:19
maswanMithrandir: No, after manually adding them to the mkinitramfs/modules list it works fine.03:20
maswanMithrandir: the driver modules weren't even included in the initramfs03:20
Mithrandirmaswan: blame scott, then. :-)03:21
maswanMithrandir: Now the question is, do I want to try and reproduce this with flight-4, or am I satisfied with just whining about it on irc? :)03:21
Mithrandirmaswan: if you would try with flight 4 it'd be useful for us.03:21
maswanhmm.. we did install the latest kernel though already.03:21
Keybukmaswan: if your scsi driver wasn't automatically loaded ... then it's likely a kernel bug03:22
Keybukit also could be an initramfs bug ... was the driver actually in the initramfs before you stuck it in /etc/mkinitramfs/modules ?03:22
maswanMithrandir: Yeah, I know. Just not sure I'm up to that right now (it took two install attempts to get stuff in to begin with, but that was just me misdiagnosed by me as "can't find the VG" -> lvm crapped out, not scsi crapped out)03:23
maswanKeybuk: I tried to find it in /lib/modules on the initramfs, and I couldn't find the mpt* modules.03:23
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Keybukmaswan: blame infinity 03:23
maswanKeybuk: after I got a busybox shell when it coudln't mount root03:23
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Keybukif the modules aren't in the initramfs, it's an infinity bug03:23
Keybukif they are and they don't get loaded, it's a BenC bug03:24
Keybukonly if they get loaded, and there still isn't a /dev/sda1 is it a Keybuk bug03:24
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pittiKeybuk: if/when you have a minute, could you give me a ping, please?03:26
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Mithrandirmaswan: what's the exact module ravel needs?03:27
maswanmptspi                 10888  0 03:28
maswanmptscsih               40544  1 mptspi03:28
maswanmptbase                53792  2 mptspi,mptscsih03:28
Mithrandirscsih isn't added by default.03:28
maswanI also needed to add sd_mod (and possibly scsi_mod)03:28
Mithrandirbut spi is.03:28
maswanOk03:28
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Mithrandircan you get me the broken initramfs or is it gone?03:29
=== maswan looks. no, it's gone. :/
Mithrandirhmm, ok. :-/03:30
maswanOh, well. If I just get a bit to recover, I can go at it again.03:31
Mithrandir  * Add mptspi to the list of SCSI modules put in the initramfs by default,03:31
maswanbesides being boring, an install isnt' so bad03:31
Mithrandir    which is required for some LSI Logic controllers and for the VMware SCSI03:31
Mithrandir    controller in recent VMware versions (See launchpad.net/{27187,31229})03:31
Mithrandirmight be the fix.03:31
Mithrandir14th Feb03:31
maswanah03:31
maswanyeah, possibly03:31
maswanwould that have made it to flight-4?03:31
Mithrandirwhich is post-flight-3, IIRC.03:31
Mithrandiryeah03:31
Mithrandirflight 4 is a week ago, approx.03:31
Mithrandiriirc03:31
Mithrandirooh, possibly.  Maybe not.03:32
Mithrandirit's an edge case.03:32
Kamiondefinitely post-flight-3 and pre-flight-403:32
KamionI made sure that got in for vmware installs03:32
Mithrandirheh, ok03:32
tepsipakkiis jeff bailey on a vacation or similar?03:33
Kamiontepsipakki: he's working on Canonical support full-time now, not distro team any more03:34
Kamionso don't expect to see him around much03:34
tepsipakkiwho's maintaining glibc/nscd then?03:35
tepsipakkilaunchpad says there's a team, but no members on it ;)03:36
infinitytepsipakki: Jeff is doing so somewhat until the dapper release, but he and I are working on a soft transition to me taking on glibc.03:36
tepsipakkiinfinity: ok, there are some very easy bugs that could be fixed :)03:37
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jonoKamion, hey, has espresso changed much since flight 4?03:37
maswanOk, going to burn and try flight-4 then03:37
infinitytepsipakki: I haven't had a chance to dig through the list yet.  Though, nothing in glibc is ever as "easy" as it looks, owing to the fact that one thing almost always breaks something else somewhere else. :)03:38
infinitytepsipakki: If you're just talking simple packaging bugs, then yeah.  I need to tackle the list in the next couple of weeks and nail those.03:38
tepsipakkiinfinity: well, these are: malone 3365 and malone 3014103:38
Ubugtumalone bug 3365 in glibc "nscd does not create necessary directories in /var" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/336503:38
Ubugtumalone bug 30141 in glibc "nscd needs to start earlier" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3014103:38
tepsipakkibut ok, I'm sure these will be fixed for dapper ;)03:39
infinityAhh, more /var/run on tmpfs bugs. :)03:40
Kamionjono: yes, lots03:40
infinityYeah, we need to either sort every last one of those or get Scott to revert that. :)03:40
infinityI've already uploaded for half a dozen or so.03:40
jonoKamion, is the UI drastically different?03:40
Kamion100 lines of changelog since Flight 403:40
tepsipakkiI just reinstalled my other workstation, and because of ldap I have 52 connections to the servers. nscd is a must when using ldap..03:40
Kamionjono: yes, added language and timezone selection pages03:40
Kamionkeymap still to come03:40
jdubKamion: how many changes in debconf bits have been required for espresso, or is it pretty neatly separate?03:40
Kamionjdub: quite a lot03:41
jdubs/debconf/d-i/03:41
Kamionjdub: same answer :)03:41
jdub:)03:41
Kamionit's not supposed to be neatly separate, it's supposed to be well-integrated03:41
=== jdub is very keen to try it out - will download a CD when he gets home
Kamionjdub: most of the changes are packaging though03:41
jonoKamion, is there a simple way I can get my hands on it, can I just dist-upgrade my installed system and re-run it?03:41
Kamionjdub: i.e. making d-i packages spit out espresso-foo03:41
jdubKamion: in a not-objectionable way to debian?03:41
jdubhrm03:42
Kamionjdub: remains to be seen. some of the non-espresso-specific changes have already gone upstream03:42
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jdubmuhaha03:42
Kamionjono: dist-upgrade a live CD03:42
Kamionof course you have to have enough memory to cope ...03:42
Keybukinfinity: at some point, in my copious free time, I plan to just grep the archive for any package that includes a /var/run dir or mentions it in postinst, and blitz them all in one go03:42
jonoKamion, ok03:42
Kamionjono: you might want to wait a couple of hours though, I just made a big upload a few minutes ago03:42
jonoKamion, ok cool03:43
jdubKamion: what's my best choice for test iso love?03:43
Keybukhmm... ok, I'm now getting *no* mail... wonder if I've over-filtered it :p03:43
Kamionjdub: today's daily seems to be O03:43
KamionOK03:43
jdubKeybuk: "you've got qmail!"03:43
jdubKamion: ok!03:43
Kamionand has the cute timezone page, even without my most recent upload03:44
jdubhttp://cdimages.ubuntu.com/ <- bong03:44
jonowhere are the daily isos?03:44
Kamionjono: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/03:44
Keybukjdub: it's better than gmail03:44
jonoawesome03:44
jonojdub, enjoy FOSDEM?03:44
Kamionjdub: wanna RT that?03:44
Keybukafter two weeks of having to use gmail, I want to give my invite back03:44
jdubKamion: aye03:45
KamionI think one half of cdimage.ubuntu.com is not configured to respond to cdimages03:45
ZnarlKamion : Which half?!?  :/03:45
maswanjdub: cdimages != cdimage, perhaps?03:45
KamionZnarl: .15503:46
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Lathiati think releases. has problems with that as well03:46
Kamion.176 works fine, according to a raw-HTTP test03:46
jdubKamion: daily or daily-live?03:46
Kamionjdub: daily-live03:46
jdubthanks!03:47
jonoahhh cunning I can dist-upgrade to espresso and write the book03:47
jonowoo!03:47
Kamionjdub: there's one big debconf change yet to come, which is a bit complicated and has compatibility implications if we get it wrong - I'm talking about it by mail with joeyh at the moment03:48
Mithrandirjono: you like our live CDs? :-)03:48
ZnarlKamion : Corrected.03:48
KinnisonKamion: did you see my request for a UVF exception?03:48
jonoMithrandir, yes indeedy03:48
Kamionjdub: I sincerely hope nobody ever wants to backport to breezy03:48
jdubKamion: ha ha03:48
KamionKinnison: 13:49 < Kamion> Kinnison: yes, looks reasonable03:48
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KinnisonKamion: aah ogra confused me into missing you saying it looked reasonable03:48
jdubKamion: you're happy with it so far?03:48
KinnisonKamion: Thanks03:48
Kamionjdub: mm, well, sort of. lots to do03:49
Kamionit's a lot better than it was a month ago03:49
Mithrandirjono: it's a bit of a shame there's no way to upgrade the kernel on them, though.  Not yet, at least.03:49
Mithrandirjono: like, runtime.03:49
infinityMithrandir: kexec()!03:49
Keybukinfinity: please don't give him ideas03:50
Keybukhe has that look on his face03:50
simirawho can I hit for xlibs not being in Dapper?03:50
infinitysimira: No one, it shouldn't be.03:50
simirainfinity: Opera depends on it :-( It was in Breezy03:51
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ograsimira, it died a slow, awful and ugly death with xorg 6.X03:51
infinityMithrandir: Tell your friends at Opera to rebuild on a Debian/Ubuntu base from the 20th century, kthxbye.03:51
Keybuksimira: hit Opera03:51
Mithrandirinfinity: hmm.  Need to preserve the tmpfs-es and such, though.03:51
jsgotangcoinfinity: +103:51
Mithrandirsimira: no, it doesn't.03:52
simiraKeybuk: Not until they hav answered it I get a job there or not ;)03:52
Mithrandirsimira: it depends on xlib6g | xlibs.03:52
simiraMithrandir: says so to me...03:52
simiraMithrandir: well, xlib6g isn't in Dapper eiter03:53
KamionMithrandir: neither of which exist any more03:53
MithrandirKamion: the problem would then be that it depends on xlib6g, not xlibs. :-P03:53
simiraI thought xlib6g was a part of xlibs, anyway03:54
Mithrandirsimira: xlibs hasn't existed for years.03:54
simiraMithrandir: must have been 6g I used in Breezy then. Doesn't help me much anyway. Now, do you want me to make dinner today or what? :p03:54
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Mithrandirsimira: I can ask Christian to build a package on something a bit more reasonable.03:55
infinitysarge or hoary would be nice.03:55
infinitybreezy would be great (for an Ubuntu-spefici package)03:55
infinityspecific, too.03:56
simiraMithrandir: Christian who? Anyway, it should be solved in some way.03:56
Kamionxlib6g hasn't existed for years. xlibs existed up to breezy.03:56
MithrandirKamion: hmm?  I thought it was the other way around.  I'll have to kick him, then.03:56
Kamionxlib6g was never in an Ubuntu release03:56
Mithrandirsimira: Christian Westgaard.03:56
simiraMithrandir: oh, Nafallo.03:56
simirano03:56
simirawhatever03:56
Kamionthat's Bjlevik03:57
simiraas long as I get Opera installed, I'm satisfied. If I don't, I am not.03:57
Mithrandirinfinity: so just building it on sarge should pick up libx11 instead?  I'll get him to do that.03:57
Mithrandirinfinity: I don't think he builds ubuntu packages directly.03:57
infinityMithrandir: Should do.03:58
infinityMithrandir: Of course, Ubunut users will be stuck using the static build (since we can't use the dynamic build with our gcc-4.0-using QT), but no big deal.03:58
Mithrandirinfinity: sure, but as you say, not a big issue.03:58
infinityMithrandir: You could beg for an Etch build, though, which would also work on breezy and dapper smashingly. :)03:58
Mithrandirinfinity: there _is_ an etch build, which is what surprises me03:59
infinityHrm, I wonder if they're doing statically-generated deps or something scary, then.03:59
Mithrandir- Depends: libc6 (>= 2.1.3), xlib6g (>= 3.3.6) | xlibs, libqt3c102-mt, libstdc++503:59
Mithrandir+ Depends: libc6 (>= 2.1.3), xlib6g (>= 3.3.6) | xlibs, libqt3-mt (>= 3.3.4) | libqt3c102-mt (>= 3.3.4), libstdc++603:59
Mithrandiris the difference between them.03:59
infinityPerhaps they build one binary on "some gcc-4.0 system" (like SuSE), then package them all up with static deps.03:59
Keybuksimira: apt-get install firefox03:59
Mithrandirinfinity: they didn't used to do that, at least.04:00
Mithrandirthough, there's an unversioned dependecy on libstdc++ which looks slightly fishy.04:00
infinityMithrandir: Yeah, they're obviously using static deps.  There's no way dpkg-shlibdeps would give you those deps (neither the X deps, nor the scary QT|QT dep)04:00
simiraKeybuk: oh, will that give me a proper opera-install? :D04:00
infinityMithrandir: That QT|QT dep is just horribly wrong...04:00
simiraKeybuk: besides, ff is buggy also :p04:01
Mithrandirinfinity: la, la, la.04:01
infinityMithrandir: Plus, if it was built on anything recent, the shlibdep for glibc would be a lot higher.04:01
Mithrandirindeed04:01
infinityMithrandir: Maybe you should offer a packaging lesson. :)04:01
Keybuksimira: no, but it'll give you something you can bitch about to us <g>04:01
Mithrandirinfinity: I probably should.04:01
Mithrandirinfinity: it's just a ten minute bike ride from home, so I could really just pop by there an afternoon to say hi to them anyway.04:02
simiraKeybuk: who said I was finished? I am testing flight 4 right now... ;)04:02
infinityMithrandir: Heck, we could even repackage it for them in multiverse, if they were willing to hand us prebuilt binaries. :P04:02
infinity(And give us a license to distribute)04:02
simiraMithrandir: I consider applying for a application testing job there04:02
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Keybuksimira: are you saying you're not finished? :p04:02
simiraKeybuk: with flight 4 and bugging you? What part do *you* maintain?04:03
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infinitysimira: All the broken bits.04:03
Keybuksimira: none of it04:03
Keybuksimira: I maintain my innocence04:03
Mithrandir(he says, chuckling)04:03
Mithrandirinfinity: yeah, the redistribution licence used to be a problem, uhm, five years ago.  No idea if the talking with the lawyers ended up with anything changing.04:04
simiraKeybuk: I can't seem to find the innocence-package here... must be severely broken, then?04:04
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Mithrandirinfinity: actually, the binaries are built on random crackful systems.  I should absolutely go there and fix that.04:04
Mithrandir(RH9 and FC4)04:05
infinityMithrandir: Teach them some basic packaging, and extend an offer for me to set up a Debian/Ubuntu build system for them.04:05
infinity(Even if it's just debian/ubuntu build chroots on an FC4 system)04:05
KamionMithrandir: say hello to Eddy Welbourne from me if he's still there04:06
MithrandirKamion: willdo04:06
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ograanybody in here with a ati mobility 7500 ? (i.e. thinkpad t30) 04:11
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seb128pitti: every user should have a dbus session bus running, no?04:24
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pittiseb128: should have04:24
seb128that's not the case?04:24
pittifor whom?04:25
seb128I've noticed that my "play with" user has no session bus running04:25
seb128ie: I'm already logged and I tried to startx -- :1 with an another user04:25
torkelogra: about 22045? It's flickering for me with a Thinkpad T42 (ATI Technologies Inc Radeon R250 Lf [FireGL 9000] )04:26
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seb128and running dbus-launch returns _ADDRESS and _PID for the already running session bus (the one used by my user)04:26
seb128pitti: gnome-screensaver refuses to start for that user saying it can't connect to the session bus because it is unable to determine the adress of the message bus or something like that04:28
seb128said differently: "lock screen menu items does nothing" :p04:28
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seb128wb pitti_04:29
pitti_meh network04:29
maswannow that's an interesting regression, during installing base system flight-4 hangs (D) and I get scsi timeouts logged in dmesg.04:29
maswanMithrandir: sorry, no flight-4 report on that. I didn't get that far. :/04:29
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torkelogra: and I haven't had time to investigate it. If you have anything you want me to test, let me know04:30
ogratorkel, i just wanted to know if anybody else is still seeing it ...04:31
ogratorkel, i assume you are on an up to date dapper 04:31
torkelogra: yes. Gimme a couple of sec and I will try it again just to verify04:32
desrtseb128; you're welcome :p04:33
torkelogra: it's still flickering and I did my daily update half an hour ago04:33
ogratorkel, ok, thanks ...04:34
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ograweird that it only happens on ati cards ...04:34
ograi dont have it here *anywhere*04:34
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pefhello04:41
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desrtpef; hello04:41
ograMithrandir, is casper still setting the "RUNNING_UNDER_GDM" variable ? its essential for preventing the screensaver from locking ...04:42
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davyd_does anyone want to chat about #30557?04:45
lemsx1hello all04:46
maswanMithrandir: moving over homedirs to ravel, then we'll have to look at chroots.04:46
lemsx1the fix for this bug is really simple and it has been reported many times already: #3257604:46
lemsx1all it needs is a TAB (instead of 8 spaces) in debian/rules and rebuild04:47
ogralemsx1, that looks like a weridly mixed debian/ubuntu saystem 04:50
ograthere is no 2.6.15.3-desktop-2 kernel in ubuntu04:50
lemsx1ogra: that part doesn't matter04:50
lemsx1ogra: that's a custom kernel i built04:50
ogralemsx1, sure it does 04:50
lemsx1ogra: no it doesn't, look at the other bugs for the same package. 04:51
lemsx1ogra: there are 8 spaces in debian/rules. (opened in vim showed the line in red)04:51
ograits still info that matters to me if i triage a bug ...04:51
lemsx1ogra: agree. but in this case the bug is in fglrx-kernel-source04:51
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lemsx1ogra: https://launchpad.net/malone/distros/ubuntu?field.searchtext=fglrx-kernel-source&orderby=-priority%2C-severity&search=Search04:52
ogralemsx1, be sure that will get fixed before release :)04:52
lemsx1ogra: there was an earlier bug reported, but against the restricted modules package04:52
lemsx1ogra: let's hope. if not, it doesn't matter... is not like ATI drivers work anyway ;-)04:53
WaterSevenUbKamion, hey. do you plan to add translation support for the menu item in the first installation screen of dapper? 04:54
lemsx1ogra: i always go back to pulling the installer from ATI's site and building deb's that way... i just wanted to report the problem early so that Dapper doesn't get released like that04:54
torkelogra: when running gltext by hand it does not flicker...04:54
KamionWaterSevenUb: er, sorry, which string are you talking about?04:54
ogratorkel, yes, must be a glitch between ati and g-s-s ... sandly it works fine on my ibook with ati card04:54
seb128pitti: hum, dbus works fine now ...04:55
WaterSevenUbKamion,sorry, the menu items :)  all of them..."Install to the hard disk", "CD test"... etc.04:55
pittiseb128: good to hear, but bad that it didn't work after the upgrade04:55
seb128but that's weird, they may have a gnome bug04:56
pittiseb128: however, I jsut checked the debdiff of my last upload again, and I can't see any related change04:56
seb128when I log in04:56
WaterSevenUbKamion, they are not translatable it seems...04:56
seb128if I try to lock the screen sometime it doesn't work on first try04:56
jvwWhat's Ian Jackson's IRC nick again?04:56
seb128that's like first try runs gnome-screesaver04:56
pittijvw: Diziet 04:56
KamionWaterSevenUb: oh, right, yeah, I do plan to04:56
jvwpitti: thanks04:56
seb128and second try lock the screen04:56
pittijvw: Hi Jeroen, how are you?04:56
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jvwpitti: fine, but very tired (FOSDEM)04:57
KamionWaterSevenUb: not quite sure *how*, I'll probably just messily hack them into gfxboot-theme-ubuntu04:57
jvwpitti: and still finalizing and reworking bits of my DPL platform04:57
ograKamion, anything that holds up edubuntu-docs  ?04:57
mantienadoko, hi again, just now I got rid of kids...04:57
Kamionogra: not especially, just haven't looked at the NEW queue much for a few days04:58
ograah, k04:58
ogra:)04:58
WaterSevenUbKamion, ok... thx. since it is the first thing a user sees imho it's important to have it in their language. Probably the hack is not a bad idea.04:58
KamionWaterSevenUb: sure, I agree04:59
mantienadoko, if you are online it would be nice to know your plans about OpenOffice.org in Ubuntu dapper. Are you planing to upload new builds with important bugfixes, like not working database form design or missing FontWork and Gallery ?04:59
KamionWaterSevenUb: I'll have a quick look now05:00
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dokomantiena: there will be new uploads, hopefully this week05:01
KamionWaterSevenUb: the strings include a ^ character that's used to indicate an accelerator key (like "Run preinstalled ^live system", accelerator key 'l'); do you think translators will understand that, or do I need to add comments?05:01
dokomantiena: is there a bug report about the database form design?05:01
mantienadoko, yes, of course, I can search and tell you bug number if you want ;)05:02
mantienadoko, maybe somethere are the sources, which I could compile and test ?05:03
dokomantiena: not yet with final package names05:04
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mantienadoko, what is "final package names" ?05:06
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mantienahi herzi, long time without chat ;)05:07
herzihey05:07
dokomantiena: to be decided05:08
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davyd_BenC: around?05:09
BenCdavyd_: yep05:09
WaterSevenUbKamion, well... I would understand that but a minority of the translators won't. It's a compromise. If you think u'll loose too much time including the comments, don't incld05:09
davyd_BenC: can we chat about Ubuntu bug 30557?05:09
WaterSevenUbkamion, include them.05:09
KamionWaterSevenUb: I think I'll just include them, it's easy to do05:10
WaterSevenUbKamion, well... in the end they are just a few so... :)05:10
Kamion# Boot menu item; a ^ prefix indicates a unique accelerator key.05:10
WaterSevenUbKamion, yape. great.05:10
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BenCdavyd_: sure05:11
davyd_BenC: the bug seems to manifest itself when I change my maximum c-state option05:11
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mantienaherzi, are you still working on GNOPPIX ?05:11
BenCdavyd_: let's take this into #ubuntu-kernel to avoid noise05:12
davyd_BenC: ok05:12
mantienaherzi, or just amu alone works on GNOPPIX ?05:12
herzii don't05:12
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mantienadoko, hehe, this is not important for testing - I wanna test Ubuntu OpenOffice.org for important bugs in software, package names are not important for these tests ;)05:13
KamionI'll just say "an accelerator key" actually - they only need to be unique for the set of items on a given CD image, which is too complicated to explain in a translator comment05:13
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sladenTreenaks: did you get jdub?05:25
Treenakssladen: I got him last October ;)05:25
Treenakssladen: http://foodfight.org/movies/Ubuntu%20Fanpeople/05:25
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ploumTreenaks: I don't see Martijn van de Streek in your list !05:27
ploum:-D05:27
Treenaksploum: I know I knokw05:28
sladenTreenaks: if you replaced all the ' ' spaces with '-' dashes, they'd be easier to download05:31
sladenTreenaks: I was wondering if you were going to get RMS saying ''I like OObuntu or whatever the version he likes is actualy called''05:31
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Treenakssladen: If I copy/paste the URLs from firefox, they become %20s, which wget properly un-escapes, if you're so inclined :)05:32
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sladenTreenaks: yeah, they don't autoleethighlight in Gnome Terminal as it stops at the spaces05:34
Treenakssladen: ah... yes..05:35
Treenaksthat's why I pasted '%20' :)05:35
Treenakssladen: do you like them?05:40
sladenTreenaks: a bit embarassing---you could do a video combining all the people just saying 'ubuntu', certainly keep collecting :)05:41
Treenakssladen: :)05:42
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mantienadoko, so, how I can get latest Ubuntu OpenOffice.org sources ?05:44
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Pygihello :)05:50
Pygidapper daily build message when installing/booting system05:51
PygiFeb 27 17:45:13 ubuntu kernel: [4294671.850000]  pnp: PnPACPI: unknown resource t ype 705:51
Pygi6 yimes05:51
Pygitimes*05:51
pittisivang: can you please do s/unstable/breezy-updates in your breezy-updates culmus pacakge?05:52
pittisivang: the change looks safe enough, so unless Kamion objects, I can upload the package05:52
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feistelhi05:52
feistelI need help with Ubuntu installer, I need modify them05:53
feistelOnly I need change some strings of Ubuntu Installer05:53
feistelwhere I can find that strings? I need change the templates of debconf, don't?05:53
feistelany suggest?05:53
ploumTreenaks: by looking at your collection, I realize that we really need more women involved in Ubuntu05:55
Kamionfeistel: which strings?05:56
Kamionfeistel: and are you trying to translate them, or change them for some other purpose?05:56
feistelKamion: some strings in the installer, debconf05:56
Kamionpitti: no objection05:56
Kamionfeistel: please tell me which strings or I cannot help you.05:56
feistelKamion: ok, whait05:56
Kamionfeistel: they're very unlikely to be in the debconf package itself05:56
feistelKamion, the message in the end of first stage, when say "ubuntu is installed..."05:57
Kamionfeistel: that's in the prebaseconfig source package05:58
sivangpitti: will do , thanks. sorry for missing this out05:58
Kamionoh, hang on, let me check that05:58
feistelKamion: where that message are? I can't find any .mo file in the installer05:59
mgalvinhmm, both abiword(after a sec or two) and ooo(on start up) crash on amd6405:59
mgalvinoowriter2 on the cli says, no suitable windowing system found, exiting.06:00
pittisivang: same for irssi06:00
Kamionfeistel: hmm, no, actually, I cannot find the message you mention; please give me the full string?06:00
Kamionnot just the start of it06:00
pittisivang: the irssi one is only for dapper, is that right?06:00
sivangpitti: correct06:00
Kamionfeistel: the installer doesn't use .mo files; it uses debconf templates06:00
pittisivang: alright, I'll upload irssi now06:01
pittisivang: does Debian know about the patch?06:01
Kamionfeistel: see the debconf-devel(7) and po-debconf(7) man pages06:01
feistelKamion: ok, where I can find in the install CD the debconf templates? In the initrd or in a .udeb package?06:01
Kamionfeistel: you'll find the templates in debian/po/ in each source package06:01
Kamionfeistel: that depends on which string you're talking about06:01
Kamionsome of them are in /var/lib/dpkg/info/ in the initrd, and some are in the templates file in the control area of .udebs06:02
KamionI wasn't just asking you for which string you were talking about for the fun of it :)06:02
dokomantiena: sending you the URL06:02
Kamionultimately of course the initrd is built out of udebs too06:02
feistelKamion: ok, I need change some installer file, whait a moment please06:02
Pygianyone have any comment on that possible bug? :)06:03
pittisivang: irssi uploaded, please close the bug and such06:03
sivangpitti: thanks you! 06:03
sivangpitti: I will ping JD when he comes online again, he was supposed to sync up a new upstream, but the latest package from unstable didn't fix that, and i couldn't spot if he synced or not. I don't have a debian box near me so I can't test..06:05
feistelKamion: thanks!!!!!!! I find, yes!!! in the DEBIAN directory inside of a udeb packages, thanks again!!!!06:05
pittisivang: oh, reading changelog should be enough06:06
KamionWaterSevenUb: any chance you could have a look at http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/gfxboot-themes/Ubuntu/po/pt.po and translate the boot menu items there?06:06
Kamionfeistel: right, DEBIAN corresponds to the control.tar.gz06:06
WaterSevenUbkamion, sure.06:06
Kamionfeistel: you'll find the original .po files in debian/po/ in the source package, which will almost certainly be easier to handle06:06
KamionWaterSevenUb: thanks06:07
KamionWaterSevenUb: works for me with a test string, anyway06:07
WaterSevenUbKamion, good:) I will test afterwards in any case.06:07
Kamionmight be as fast to send it to me and I can feed it to my test rig06:08
feistelKamion: only I need edit the DEBIAN/template file I rebuild the udeb package, without recompile anything?06:08
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Kamionfeistel: once again, it depends on the string - you don't seem to want to tell me exactly which string it is06:09
Kamionfeistel: it's much easier to fetch the *source* package, change that, and debuild06:09
Kamion(after installing the build-dependencies, obviously)06:09
feistelKamion: the string is "Description-es.UTF-8: Reiniciando a su nuevo sistema Ubuntu..." in english "Description: Rebooting into your new Ubuntu system..."06:11
jpatrickmaybe nueva is correct06:11
feistelKamion: then I dpkg -x and dpkg -c the udeb package, edit the template file, and dpkg -b , is correct?06:12
Kamionfeistel: thank you. Yes, that's prebaseconfig (and in dapper, it does not include the word "Ubuntu")06:12
Kamionfeistel: no, that is not correct06:12
Kamionfeistel: apt-get source prebaseconfig, edit debian/prebaseconfig.templates, debuild06:12
jpatrick"Reiniciando a su nueva sistema de Ubuntu..."06:13
Kamionand edit debian/po/LANGUAGE.po if you want to change translations too06:13
Kamionjpatrick: irrelevant since it's changed in dapper now anyway ...06:13
Kamion(although otherwise it could be changed, sure)06:14
feistelok I try06:14
feisteljpatrick: nuevo is fine06:14
jpatrickbut it's female06:15
pittiRiddell: can you please merge the kubuntu seeds against the latest ubuntu ones? there were several commits which weren't merged immediately and I'm not sure which pacakges you want06:15
Riddellpitti: ok, doing06:16
pittithank you06:16
feistelKamion: debian/po/es.po file say06:17
feistel# DO NOT MODIFY IT DIRECTLY : SUCH CHANGES WILL BE LOST06:17
Kamionfeistel: only applies if you're working in upstream d-i svn06:18
Kamionwhich you aren't06:18
feistelno06:18
feistelok I trt06:18
feisteltry06:18
RiddellKamion: are you editing the kubuntu seeds?06:19
KamionRiddell: no06:22
feistelKamion: how I debuild the package? I try dpkg-source -b , but don't generate a .udeb file06:22
jonolater all06:22
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Kamionfeistel: install the devscripts and fakeroot packages, run 'debuild'06:22
Kamiondo not use dpkg-source -b06:22
feistelKamion: inside the directory?06:23
Kamionfeistel: yes06:23
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feistelok I try06:23
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WaterSevenUbkamion, the accelerator keys shouldn't be underlined in the menu?06:24
KamionWaterSevenUb: they don't work at all at the moment :-)06:25
KamionWaterSevenUb: so no06:25
WaterSevenUbkamion, ah:)06:25
Riddellnetwork-manager is on live?06:25
Kamionthey're just there for future support06:25
KamionRiddell: on Ubuntu, yes06:25
WaterSevenUbKamion, sent you the file by email.06:30
Kamionsivang: pitti's right, you don't need to CC us for approval of simple bug fixes that don't involve sucking in new upstream versions06:30
sivangKamion: okay, sorry for the noise then. Will not happen again.06:31
KamionMithrandir: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/casper/preseed/ FYI - I've uploaded it06:34
feistelKamion: is planned a Ubuntu Graphic Installer?06:34
sivangpitti: http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/culmus/breezy/ , see if it's okay now. (there's a debdiff there) I did the update you requested.06:35
Kamionfeistel: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuExpress06:35
feistelKamion: yes, I know about Ubuntu Express06:36
Kamionfeistel: if you're referring to a graphical version of d-i, I'm keeping an occasional eye on the work being done upstream on that, but until it stabilises somewhat more I don't intend to do the work needed to integrate it into Ubuntu06:38
feistelok06:38
sivangpitti: I'm off for some time, be back in 1 hours, let me know if you could upload.06:38
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Kamionmvo: I'm planning to use python-apt (either the old API or the new one, whatever works ...) to install language packs in espresso06:44
Kamionmvo: in either API, is there a way to cancel a download in progress?06:45
Kamionso make the fetchprogress object be able to say "user cancelled operation" or something06:45
mvoKamion: yes, fetchprogress.pulse() is called regularely. if you return False in it, the fetch will be stopped06:47
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mvoKamion: I would recommend the new api if at all possible, if you need anything for it, let me know06:47
Kamionah, yeah, just found the same by trawling through apt code :)06:48
Kamionthanks, will do06:48
Kamionright, that sounds perfect, matches well to debconf's progresscancel interface06:48
mvoKamion: nice. do you plan to use vte+gtkprogress for the actual installing?06:49
Kamionmvo: probably not - I already have a progress interface so I'll map it onto that06:50
Kamionand I think a terminal will not be required06:50
Kamionwell, not a visible one anyway06:50
Kamionalthough if it turns out to be necessary I'll use vte, sure06:50
KamionI may end up just making debconf-apt-progress understand progresscancel, in fact06:51
mvoKamion: ok. let me know if you if I can help you with the interface in any way06:52
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BenCIs there any way to delete targets for bugs in launchpad?07:20
dholbachno, you can just Reject/FixReleased them07:21
mantienadoko, do you plan to include OOo 2.0.2 in Ubuntu Dapper ?07:22
BenCyeah, but some users pollute things, and I just want to kill off the silliness07:22
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Amaranthwhat bug?07:26
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setuidWhy was aes256 removed from dapper? (this worked fine in breezy)07:30
setuidioctl: LOOP_SET_STATUS: Invalid argument, requested cipher or key length (256 bits) not supported by kernel07:30
LaserJockyes, it is confusing to me when I get "Fix Released" or "Rejected" emails when the bug is still open07:30
setuidAnd I have aes_i586 loaded07:30
AmaranthLaserJock: People need to give better comments when they change the bug details. :)07:31
LaserJockAmaranth: or people need to be able to separate/remove tasks ;-) probably both I think07:32
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Kamionmvo: I think the most "fun" bit will be that I have to run all this in a chroot07:38
Kamionmight be able to persuade apt to operate that way, otherwise I'll just copy bits of python around07:39
mvoKamion: right. you should be able to do most of it by setting "apt_pkg.Config.Set("Dir::") hopefully07:40
Kamionthanks, hope so07:40
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wftlI'm playing with yesterday's Dapper live CD. Just wanted to say to whoever is responsible that the Espresso Installer is great. I know it's not completely done, but I'm very impressed.08:03
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mantiena:)08:03
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jfbeckershi08:05
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sladenwftl: excellent;  I'm sure people will be glade to hear it.  Did you find any bugs or parts that you think could be improved?08:11
wftlsladen: Nothing major. The keyboard section is missing, no big deal at this stage. The install went through quite smoothly. So now I'm busy writing the chapter that covers it. I'll do another pass before it's done but I feel confident enough about it to put it on paper (so to speak) :-)08:13
wftlWhat would be really cool is an option to transfer the network settings I configured while running live. That would be amazing.08:13
sladenwftl: nod08:13
sladenwftl: can you file it as a bug please08:14
wftlWhere?08:14
wftlI'm just a lowly author. ;-)08:14
Kamionmvo: oh, hang on, do you mean literally "Dir::" or is that shorthand for various items under Dir:: ?08:14
Kamionwftl: thanks for the feedback!08:14
Kamionwftl: it should copy your network settings automatically, actually08:14
wftlKamion: Is thatyour baby?08:14
Kamionwftl: yep08:14
wftlNice.08:15
wftlMust be something in this development version then. The settings didn't follow me.08:15
sladenKamion: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/expresso/+filebug didn't work, where's the place to point people to?08:15
KamionFYI the language and timezone UIs are reasonably close to final, keymap obviously isn't, username etc. will change as will the partitioner08:15
Kamionsladen: spell "espresso" right08:15
Kamionwftl: hmm, that's a bug, I don't know why it wouldn't - please file that one and I'll have a look08:16
wftlKamion: Sure thing. I almost hate saying this, but I wish I had a Windows machine to test a dual-boot install.08:16
Kamionyeah, I keep a scratch Windows CD around so I can test that occasionally08:17
Kamionit's ... painful08:17
wftlUnderstood.08:17
Kamionwftl: oh, we forgot to add that hook in casper (networking)08:18
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Kamionshould be easy to fix08:18
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sladenwftl: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/espresso/+filebug  would be the case then :)08:19
MithrandirKamion: 'k, can you send it to me in a mail, since I'm in the middle of brewing beer? :-)08:19
KamionMithrandir: send which?08:20
MithrandirKamion: the "please merge $url, kthx"08:20
wftlKamion: Bug #33064 filed.08:20
Ubugtumalone bug 33064 in espresso "Network settings not carried through installation" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3306408:20
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wftlHmm . . . just saw the last message about casper.  Kind of makes the bug report redundant.08:21
KamionMithrandir: done08:21
Kamionwftl: never hurts to have a bug reminder, thanks08:21
wftlMy pleasure. Thank you.08:22
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Kamionmight not do it in casper though, I was thinking of having an espresso-netcfg08:23
Kamionso I can have /etc/hosts and stuff too08:23
Kamionwe'll see08:23
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mdzKamion: just did an espresso test on amd64; it seemed to go splendidly until the reboot, which failed very early with GRUB error 15.  is there a known problem there?08:48
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Kamionmdz: yup, should be fixed as of a couple of days ago - the grub package just wasn't getting installed08:51
Kamionwere you testing flight-4?08:51
mdzKamion: no, the most recent daily I have been able to get08:51
KamionI added grub to the live seed to get around that08:51
mdzI'll check the version08:51
Kamionmdz: check whether grub's in the live filesystem08:51
Kamionfailing that, I would like /var/log/installer/espresso08:52
mdzKamion: the user experience for the simple install case is looking quite nice08:52
Kamionthe upload I did today adds better error checking for that case, anyhow, so that should improve matters too (not to mention that it actually builds on amd64)08:53
Kamiongood, glad you liked it08:53
Kamionis now a good time to talk about progress?08:53
mdzyes08:53
mdzI wanted to actually have a look at a recent version first08:54
Kamionmm, the version you had will be missing the timezone page08:54
mdzit's been too long since I had time to do a round of CD tests08:54
Kamionit might be worth dist-upgrading the live CD before starting espresso08:54
mdzyes, I don't recall being prompted for that08:54
mdzgrub is not installed in my live fs08:55
KamionI gave the URL to a screenshot in last week's progress meeting, anyway08:55
Kamionok, perhaps the live fs is just out of date08:55
mdzeek, 130M dist-upgrade08:55
mdzmight be just enough memory to do it08:55
Kamionwhich is curious, the log for today's build looks fine and includes grub08:55
Kamionapt-get install espresso should be enough08:56
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mdzKamion: hmm, where can I find the CD  build number on the CD filesystem these days?08:57
mdzon a live CD08:58
Kamion/cdrom/.disk/info probably08:59
Kamionalthough you'll have to mount /cdrom separately, current casper doesn't bind-mount its own mount into the real root08:59
Kamionwhich I think is sort of a bug08:59
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mdzok, had to upgrade espresso-* also to get it going09:01
mdzbut am running another attempt now09:01
mdztime zone selector looked and worked as expected09:01
mdzeek, it's dated 2006021809:01
mdzbut I downloaded it last week09:01
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mdzKamion: what's the name of that wiki page you created with the espresso task list?09:02
mdzah, UbuntuExpress/Todo09:03
ogramdz, dailies were disabled some days due to flight preparation09:03
mdzKamion: the partitioning step feels much more responsive now09:03
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Kamionit's remarkable how much a blocked UI process is noticeable even if you aren't explicitly trying to provoke it09:08
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Kamionso of the features I listed on Thursday: I've done the preseeding glue, state of localisation is better but I still need to finish the debconf multi-line METAGET work I alluded to in order to make it work properly throughout (am working with upstream on that)09:10
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Kamionand I've done all the prereqs for language pack installation and am working on the actual code for it now09:10
Kamion(I expected to defer the preseeding glue, until I remembered that it was necessary for language pack support)09:11
mdzok09:11
mdzhow is the keymap work coming?09:11
KamionI gave JaneW a run-down of approximate percentages complete of the various specs on Friday, which I think she was going to work into her report09:12
mdz(apart from Mithrandir being occupied this week)09:12
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KamionMithrandir said to me a couple of days ago that "it's not there yet, but I can give you what I have, which shouldn't be utterly wrong and bad"; I think it was qwerty-only or some such but otherwise functional09:13
mdzsabdfl: good morning09:13
KamionI've been encouraging him to get it to me before the UI sprint09:13
mdzyes, the percentages made it into JaneW's report09:13
mdzKamion: are espresso bug reports making their way to you effectively?09:14
Kamionmdz: yes09:14
LaserJockumm, since a few of the TB are here, has the next TB meeting been scheduled?09:14
mdzLaserJock: it's tomorrow at the usual time09:15
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LaserJockmdz: yikes? really?09:15
mdzLaserJock: it's been at the same time every two weeks forever09:16
mdzit's in the Fridge calendar feed09:16
LaserJockmdz: no it's not09:16
LaserJockand the wiki hasn't been updated either09:16
mdzit usually is09:17
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mdzand the wiki is updated now09:17
LaserJockmdz: ok, thanks. I'm not trying to be a pain, but I'm not sure if I can be there at the beginning. I'm up for MOTU (deferred from last TB meeting)09:18
mdzKamion: is there more work remaining on the partitioner apart from the advanced/gparted bits?09:19
mdzthe UI seems to need some adjustment to match the spec09:19
mdzbut backend-wies?09:19
mdzwise?09:19
Kamionmdz: my feeling is that by far the easiest way to beat the partitioning UI into shape is to change the backend to match what mpt described09:20
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Kamionthat will change the behaviour of the traditional installer as well, but I think it will probably be worth it09:20
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Kamionthere are alternative approaches, but they seem over-complex and fragile to me09:21
mdzKamion: how big are the code changes for that?09:21
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Kamionmdz: I haven't gone through and itemised them yet, but I think they should be pretty surgical09:22
Kamionthe most complicated bit is the proposed disk chooser, and if need be it'll be possible to leave that out09:22
mdzok09:22
mdzI'll be in london on the 6th09:22
Kamionmost of the rest is just string changes (which can be made for Espresso alone if we want) and running os-prober in a few strategic places09:23
mdzKamion: would some pygtk manpower help?09:23
Kamionmdz: honestly, not really09:23
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mdzKamion: what would?09:25
Kamionabout the only bit on the to-do list that's amenable to general pygtk hacking is moving the breadcrumbs to be "step x of y" and maybe fixing the back button09:25
Kamionperhaps partman help09:25
mdzhave anyone in mind?09:26
KamionI think the people we have who know their way around that are Mithrandir and fabbione09:26
Kamionthe partman changes can be made without espresso experience, imho09:27
mdzanyone upstream/external who might be a bounty candidate?09:28
fabbionesorry... -ENOTIME...09:28
Kamionjust a tiny bit of hacking at the end to fit stuff in09:28
fabbionei am trying to fix parted too09:28
fabbionethat's already a hell of a job09:28
mdzfix parted?09:28
fabbionemdz: yes there is a catch 22 with libparted09:29
mdzplease explain09:29
Kamionif Anton Zinoviev weren't at the end of a piece of wet string in Bulgaria that only gets connected once a month or so, I'd suggest him like a shot09:29
fabbionethey did implement some CHS checks that are not exctly understood by part_server09:29
fabbionemdz: it's arch specific but it is an issue that needs to be solved09:29
mdzjdub: the fridge calendar has the TB meeting 2 weeks from tomorrow, but not tomorrow's09:29
mdzfabbione: for sparc?09:30
fabbionemdz: yes09:30
fabbionemdz: it is quite of a blocker for d-i at the moment09:31
fabbioneall the other pieces are in place or so it seems09:31
mdzfabbione: what happened since breezy to break it?09:31
Kamionotherwise everyone just nibbles round the edges of partman; Martin Michlmayr's done some bits, Sven Luther, joeyh obviously, Jurij Smakov's done sparc bits09:31
fabbionemdz: that's what i am still digging :)09:31
KamionI don't think there's anyone external strong enough to make farming it out worth the risk09:32
wftlDoes the live CD have the option for a persistent home directory, a la Knoppix, so that subsequent boots recall the user's settings?09:35
Kamionon the other hand I'll be talking to upstream for the advanced partitioning side of things, so I don't expect to have to do much more on that myself09:35
Kamionwftl: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveCDPersistence09:35
wftlKamion : Thank you.09:35
KamionI have to go in a moment for quality time; perhaps we can continue this later / by e-mail if there's more you want to talk about09:37
Kamionby the way, I've got to admit that the new python-apt API looks lovely09:38
mdzKamion: this has been helpful, thanks09:38
mdzKamion: I'm still concerned about our timeline, though; let's follow up at a later time09:39
Kamionok09:39
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Pygiwhen will logout/shutdown stop changing every day? :)10:10
dredgfor random values of 'tomorrow'10:13
Pygidredg: hehe :)10:15
LaserJockI'm missing all that joy since I just ssh into my Ubuntu box, I'm pretty much CLI only at this point :(10:15
ograwhats wrong with ssh -X ?10:16
LaserJockogra: I do a bit of that, but over DSL -X is pretty slow, even vnc is kinda slow, but I use it when I need to test GUI stuff out10:17
dredgin work i'm 100% on my mac these days, until i get around to fixing kerberized nfs10:17
ograLaserJock, i wasnt serious :)10:17
trappistLaserJock: ssh -X -c blowfish is quite a bit faster10:18
dredgit's ssh -Y these days10:19
LaserJockactually I've been doing quite a bit with vnc lately, I wish vnc4 was fixed, tightvnc seems to have weird keymapping problems10:19
ogradont forget -C :)10:19
LaserJocktrappist: thanks for the hint, I'll try that10:19
dredgi tend to use -c none, but that's prerequisite to patching ssh10:19
dredgplus it's not the kind of thing you want unless you're damn sure you know you want it :)10:21
LaserJockhmm, "ssh -Y -c blowfish" is very fast on my local network. cool!10:23
LaserJockstill, it's too bad vnc4 is so messed up. I really liked it for slower (DSL) connections10:26
psusiI don't like ssh, and kerberos even less... shared secret < public key < x.509 digital certificates10:26
dredgkerberos is, IMO, essential for nfsv3.10:27
psusiwell it's better than no authentication I suppose10:27
dredgyeah. what's wrong with kerberos?10:28
psusiit's based on shared secrets10:28
psusiyou generate a password and both the server and client have to know it10:28
psusithat doesn't scale well, nor it it very secure10:29
psusicrack a KDC and you've got everyone's password10:29
dredgwhen you come up with a widely supported better way let me know10:29
psusione exists... x.509 digital certificates10:29
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psusiaka Public Key Cryptography Standards number 7, 12, and friends10:30
psusiimplemented by openssl10:30
psusinot sure if there's a pam module out there that uses it or not... hrm...10:31
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dredgyeah, i need pam and ssh and a whole bunch of client apps to support it10:31
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psusiiirc, there's a generic ssl wrapper package you can use to wrap plain old telnet... no need for ssh... and I use it at work here to authenticate with apache/subversion10:33
dredgkrb5 isn't perfect but it works quite well without changing too much for users. and because everyone's homedir is on nfs, it needs to work with that too10:33
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dredgi have an X forwarding requirement10:33
dredgand a portforwarding requirement. and a whole bunch of ssh gateways that take onetime passwords that i expect to be able to forward ports through10:34
psusiipsec can take care of that10:34
psusitransparent encryption and authentication for all services...10:35
dredghave ipsec as well for vpn. this is just for external ssh access10:35
dredgi find port forwarding quicker10:35
dredgbut more importantly, what changes need to be made for a few thousand users from my POV and their POV to continue doing their jobs?10:36
psusiconfigure the client and server to use ipsec to encrypt their connections10:37
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psusiaha! found one!10:40
psusiPKCS #11 PAM Login Tools, rock on!10:40
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CarlFKshould the installer be trying to recognize existing raid and LV configs?  Because it is trying, but sometimes failing10:50
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CarlFKpersonally, I don't think it should try - but maybe it doesn't have a choice given that it uses the partition table to store the settings when moving in and out of "setup RAID" option 10:53
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jroesshouldn't we do a bugreport instead of bugging them?10:57
Burgworkjroes, yes, you should10:57
Pygijroes, wrong channel :)10:57
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jroesBurgwork: ;)10:58
Pygijust a sec...is PnP ACPI supposed to work only on Laptops?11:04
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astronutdoes raphael hertzog come on IRC?11:16
seb128he's buxy11:18
astronutoh11:19
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setuidWhere do I need to lobotomize the Ubuntu grub config to *NOT* neuter my kernel lines every time a distro kernel is added to the system? 11:28
setuidI build and run my own kernels, and changes to menu.lst get clobbered every time dapper upgrades an existing distro kernel11:28
seb128?11:28
setuidseb128: What was unclear about that? 11:28
seb128what got changed to grub11:29
seb128you don't want to get the installed kernel to be listed?11:29
setuidChanged "to" grub? Nothing, its the default bootloader. 11:29
setuidNo. 11:29
seb128to grub config11:29
setuidOk, let me try rewording it 11:29
seb128if you want to play on the words, I don't want to start trolling11:30
setuiddapper has a 2.6.15-whatever kernel by default.. 11:30
lifelesssetuid: there is a template11:30
lifelesssetuid: in the file11:30
seb128find somebody else to figtr with11:30
lifelesssetuid: look for 'template'11:30
lifelesssetuid: it controls what the generated content looks like11:30
lifelesssetuid: and 11:30
seb128### BEGIN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST11:30
seb128## DO NOT UNCOMMENT THEM, Just edit them to your needs11:30
setuidI build and put System.map + kernel into /boot, and add the appropriate stanza in menu.lst11:30
seb128did you follow those stuff?11:30
lifelesssetuid: you can put whatever you like outside of the ### BEGING AUTOMAGIC... END AUTOMAGIC section11:30
setuidI add the kernel lines I require to the stanza11:30
lifelessand update-grub won't touch it11:31
setuidlifeless: I need it to be kernel-specific, not global11:31
seb128after the automagic part?11:31
lifelesssetuid: in short, we know your problem, read the file content more closely, it does exactly what you need11:31
seb128list your stuff after "### END DEBIAN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST"11:31
setuidOk, so my kernel stanza should go below that dreck, gotcha11:31
setuidI'll try that11:31
kokeanybody knows why update-manager is arch-dependant??11:31
seb128the comments make it pretty clear11:31
setuidThere's a nasty glibc double-free bug that's trashing lots of apps 11:32
seb128if people would start by reading ...11:32
lifelessseb128: yeah.11:32
lifelessseb128: we need a click through agreement obviously ;)11:32
seb128hehe11:32
setuid"people" should stop fucking with the default application behavior11:32
seb128are you sure that the double free is from glib?11:32
setuidglibc, not glib11:32
seb128or that's rather glib detecting a double free from a lib?11:32
seb128playing on words again11:32
seb128libc if you prefer11:32
setuidsec, it just happened with gdmsetup11:33
lifelesssetuid: glibc reports double frees, but it is not likely to be glibc itself *having* the bug11:33
setuidglib != glibc, its not a play on words, its called being accurate11:33
setuidlifeless: possibly11:33
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seb128right, but you made clear which one you were mentionning11:33
lifelesssetuid: try running gdmsetup under valgrind then11:33
seb128there is some gdmsetup crasher and double free known11:33
seb128and fixed with tarball rolled like 1 hour ago11:33
setuidLots of weird wacky things since moving from Breezy to Dapper11:34
seb128going to be updated if I stop chating on IRC :p11:34
setuidLots of application behavior changed 11:34
seb128welcome to an unstable distro11:34
setuidOf course11:34
lifelessseb128: shoo11:34
setuidI ran Debian unstable for years, I know the drill11:34
lifelessseb128: go package :011:34
seb128Debian unstable is not that unstable11:35
seb128ie: we package unstable GNOME to experimental11:35
seb128not to unstable11:35
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astronutseb128: what nick does he use?11:39
astronuti had typed that, and forgot to send it11:39
seb128buxy?11:39
astronutoh, thought you meant he was "busy"11:40
astronutsorry11:40
astronutand just made a typo11:40
seb128np :)11:42
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ploumhello cassidy :-)11:55
cassidyhi ploum11:55
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