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Seveasinfinity, sounds like bistromathics during happy hour ;)12:02
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wil`yumis there a channel or on-line forum where i can find out about testing?12:09
Seveaswil`yum, people who test Ubuntu dapper hang out in #ubuntu+112:10
wil`yumthank you Seveas12:11
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siretartdoes some other ia32-libs-* package provide libasound2?12:12
siretartany objections to name the new ia32-libs package ia32-libs-games, containing sdl and asound for now? this is whats needed for commercial games. Kamion: would you accept this for universe?12:13
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siretartKamion: ?12:18
Seveas--- [Kamion]  idle 01:06:11, signon: Wed Mar  8 07:44:0812:19
Seveaswouldn't surprise me if he's sleeping12:19
siretartah, ok12:19
infinityWho authorised that?12:19
Seveaslol 12:19
siretartah, hi infinity 12:20
tsengSleep exception authorized by Matt Zimmerman12:20
siretartinfinity: I asked doko before, he told me to apply a patch from mrvn and only include really needed libraries12:20
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siretartinfinity: I have now a ia32-libs-games package ready for upload, containing libsdl and libasound212:21
infinitytseng: I'll have to have a word with Matt about that one.  If we let Colin sleep, the release will never happen.12:21
siretartinfinity: whom do I need to ask for authorisation to upload?12:21
infinitysiretart: Have you double-checked that asound doesn't live somewhere else?12:21
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infinitysiretart: Like, say, lib32asound212:22
infinity(maybe?)12:22
siretartinteresting. since when do we have that package?12:22
infinityIt's been a few weeks, I think.12:22
siretartah, I see.12:22
dokosiretart: so probably ia32-libs-games should depend on lib32asound212:24
siretartdoko: yepp. will do12:24
sivangSeveas: who started #ubuntu+1 ?12:24
sivangSeveas: and since when? :)12:24
Seveasompaul and myself did that quite recently12:25
Seveasto reduce the traffic in #ubuntu12:25
sivangSeveas: ah, sounds good. I see there are many users there, nice.12:25
siretartdoko: should it be called ia32-libs-games or ia32-libs-sdl? it contains just sdl libs for now12:25
sivangSeveas: did it helps for hte ubuntu traffic?12:25
SeveasFreenode having a burp helped better12:25
Seveasbut I got mad at lilo for that ;)12:25
Seveasbut yeah, it helps12:26
sivangSeveas: he told me there are some servers added etc, I wonder if this ever took place..12:26
Seveasfew days ago the complete net was restarted12:27
Seveasand some fuckups in the code caused everyone to be kicked from #ubuntu12:27
Seveasnever been more quiet in there12:27
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sivanghehe12:28
sivangsend lilo my thanks :)12:28
BurgworkSeveas, how do I go about getting a mask?12:28
Seveasstep one is becoming a member12:29
Seveasstep two is poking me12:29
Seveashaving done both, you should just wait until I talk to lilo again12:29
Burgworkcan I have it for Burgundavia and Burglaptop as well?12:30
Seveasyou should link them12:30
infinityBurgwork: Those should be aliases under one nickserv account.12:30
Seveas /ns link Burgundavia burgundavias_password12:30
Seveassame for BurgLaptop12:30
sivangisn't Burgwork a member?12:30
Burgworkwork and laptop are linked to Burgundavia12:30
Seveassivang, of course he is12:31
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Seveasthere are now 75 people with ubuntu/member cloaks12:32
BurgworkSeveas, cheers, thanks12:32
SeveasBurgwork, you wil be the 76th, I didn't speak to lilo yet12:33
BurgworkSeveas, I am thanking you in advance12:33
Seveashehe, you're welcome12:33
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siretartinfinity: assuming that there are no other packages providing 32bit sdl, I have a ia32-libs-sdl package ready. it depends on lib32asound2 and makes my quake4 work. whom do I need to ask for permission to upload this?12:34
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infinitysiretart: Kamion/mdz, I suspect.  Are you taking responsibility for watching libsdl uploads and making sure your package stays in sync with the i386 binaries in the archive?12:35
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siretartinfinity: in the scope of my duty as motu-games team lead, yes, I intend to do so12:36
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siretartwhee: cc1: error: scripttrack.c: Input/output error12:44
siretartscripttrack.c:1: internal compiler error: Segmentation fault12:44
siretartPlease submit a full bug report,12:44
siretartI hate it when this happens :(12:44
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siretarthi mdz. 12:55
siretart(coincidence?, I just finished my mail to you)12:56
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mdzsiretart: good evening01:00
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infinitymdz: There's yet another new upstream release of fglrx, can I get a UVF exception?  (It includes some bugfixes, and more importanly, some new hardware support)01:38
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DanielSHaischthello, I am trying to dist-upgrade a debian system to dapper. unfortunatly at the time I am getting an arror in /var/lib/dpkg/info/initscripts.postinst ...02:24
DanielSHaischtline 'mount -n --move /var/run /tmp/.var.run' at the near end of the file fails with a permission denied02:25
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Amaranthmjg59: ping03:12
mjg59Amaranth: Hi03:12
Amaranthmjg59: you packaged aiglx, right?03:12
mjg59Yes03:12
Amaranthdon't suppose you'd know why i'm getting ioctl(4, DECODER_SET_PICTURE, 0x7fb30fd8) = -1 EACCES (Permission denied) when i try running spiftacity03:13
Amaranththat's from strace03:14
mjg59Nope03:14
Amaranthhrm03:14
Amaranthmakes it drop down to mesa indirect rendering which is slow03:14
Amaranthand i get solid white window fun03:14
Amaranththe only thing i could think of was bad permissions on /dev/dri/card0, but changing those doesn't seem to help03:15
Amaranthbrb03:19
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Amaranthok, so it's definately aiglx's fault03:29
Amaranthwith xorg glxinfo doesn't give me that error03:29
Amaranthwait, yes it does03:30
Amaranthbut direct rendering still works03:30
Amaranthso it must be a worthless error message03:30
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pittiGood morning06:56
Rotundanyone here have info about the QA position jdub advertised on his blog?06:57
pittiRotund: yes - http://www.ubuntu.com/employment06:58
Burgundaviamorning pitti06:59
pittiHi Burgundavia, how are you?06:59
RotundI was wondering more about things like "is it work from home?"07:00
Burgundaviapitti: not bad. Grinding through the reviews on this Ubuntu book07:01
jdubRotund: no, it wouldn't be07:02
Rotundjdub: where would one work from?07:03
jdubRotund: an office in montreal07:04
Rotundjdub: any chance you could give me the information on how the organization would work?  (where on works from, general expected salary, benefits)  I'm currently quite happy with my job, but the prospect of working on Linux is quite appealling.07:07
Rotundyou answered the where already07:07
jdubRotund: you should reply to the job posting using the addresses provided :-)07:08
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RotundI agree, but I was wanting a little background on the rest of what the job would entail.  I wouldn't want to apply for a job that requiring moving to Australia or such (no offense, just too far from home).  I suppose Canada also sets the "would I get health insurance?" answer =)  I'm certainly willing to take some "hit" to be able to work on Linux instead of killing people (in QA for military work now).  Anywho, thanks.07:15
jdubRotund: you don't have to apply to reply :-)07:16
jdub('course, i don't know if replying without applying would necessarily encourage a lot of answers, but you never know.)07:17
Rotundcool.  thanks a lot.07:18
joelbryanjdub: what do you think of this patch https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnome-session/+bug/34088 ?07:18
Ubugtumalone bug 34088 in gnome-session "[PATCH]  Logo in Logout Dialog" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  07:19
jdubjoelbryan: it's really unnecessary branding, and looks pretty ugly actually - sorry07:22
Burgundaviajoelbryan: we try and avoid over branding the desktop. It makes it difficult for our derivatives07:22
jdubthat's not the reason why07:23
jduba huge part of it is that making our software look like a sponsored racing car with stickers all over it is just ugly and intrusive07:23
lifelessyeah but racing cars get chicks in bikinis07:26
lifelessif the software came with hot chicks in bikinis....07:26
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Burgundavialifeless: down boy :)07:26
jdublifeless: we stopped shipping porn :)07:27
lifelessjdub: and I still regret that ;)07:27
ajmitch_lifeless: weren't you getting married soon? :)07:29
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ajmitch_hi viviersf 07:29
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viviersfyo ajmitch_ 07:30
viviersfsup ?07:30
lifelessajmitch_: yes07:30
lifelessajmitch_: so the last time I'll ever have sex is approaching.... and ?07:30
ajmitch_haha07:31
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joelbryanjdub: don't take those images personally, those where just my examples, I'm just helping the user what to expect with those button actions.07:34
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jdubjoelbryan: an ubuntu logo doesn't help the user understand what to expect. tooltips would.07:37
jdubbetter icons would.07:37
joelbryana message would.07:38
jdubyou can't put text in an image07:38
jdubit won't adapt to the users font settings, or be translatable (without a lot of unnecessary work)07:38
joelbryanI'm about to use Xegl with my s3 trio vc, i've been up all night.. how will i provide patches for xegl?07:41
wasabiI really dislike the current dialog btw.07:43
Amaranthsend them to the xorg list07:43
wasabiJust to voice my opinion.07:43
wasabi6 buttons is too much.07:43
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Amaranthwasabi: i'm just happy we got out logout menu item back :P07:43
joelbryanAmaranth: xorg?07:43
ajmitch_wasabi: yeah, that opinion has been voiced a bit :)07:43
wasabiIt's not clear or easy at all.07:43
Amarantherr, our07:43
wasabiI like apples.07:43
joelbryanis not in ubuntu?07:43
wasabiYou click shutdown, it asks you if you want to.07:43
wasabiSimple.07:43
Amaranthjoelbryan: xegl? no07:43
wasabiI don't propose to know where to put all the other options. ;)07:43
joelbryanI can now use vesa with xegl and compiz07:44
Amaranthjoelbryan: no, you use vesa with xglx and compiz07:44
Amaranthwhich would be...slow07:44
joelbryanAmaranth: I'm close to it..07:45
Amaranthxegl is something completely different07:45
wasabiAlso I think there is a big distinction between the two actions one might want to do: manage the machine, and manage the session.07:45
Amaranthit's basically a rewrite of the xserver to run on straight OpenGL07:45
joelbryanwasabi: yes, I think 6 buttons is too much.07:45
joelbryanthere should be a way to hide those icons07:46
jdubwasabi: that's what every other system (including GNOME 2.14) does07:46
wasabiThere are too many options also. I just don't know how to fix it.07:46
jdubwasabi: fix == revert to GNOME 2.14 setup :-)07:47
wasabiwhat the heck is the diff ebtween sleep and hibernate?07:47
wasabieven i don't know.07:47
Amaranthdoesn't gnome-panel upstream basically have a copy of what OS X does?07:47
jdubsleep == ram, hibernate == disk (hibernate means you won't lose your session ever, whatever your power status)07:47
jdubAmaranth: roughly07:47
Amaranthwasabi: these are windows terms :P07:47
wasabiHere's an interesting question.07:47
wasabiI know this will be weird. ;)07:47
wasabiWhy would you ever want to Shutdown, if you have Sleep and Restart available?07:48
Amaranthjdub: last time i checked the text was _exactly_ the same, gnome just had an extra button07:48
wasabiANd Hibernate.07:48
joelbryanhow about expander? titled "Other Options" and Sleep, Hibernate, Switch user and Lock screen"07:48
Amaranthwasabi: drivers suck07:48
wasabiAmaranth: excuse. :)07:48
Amaranthwasabi: zombies?07:48
lifelesswasabi: because07:49
TreenaksAmaranth: fix the zombie-causers ;)07:49
wasabiAmaranth: reboot.07:49
wasabiheh07:49
AmaranthTreenaks: you mean make burning a cd not suck? :)07:49
wasabiReboot, Sleep, Hibernate.07:49
jdubjoelbryan: that just gets in the way. look at the way it's done in GNOME 2.14 - much clearer.07:49
TreenaksAmaranth: I've never had zombies while burning CDs; zombies hate fire :P07:50
Amaranthwasabi: so now i have to reboot, wait for the computer to come back up, then sleep?07:50
BurgundaviaI would even elimine hibernate07:50
wasabiAmaranth: why would you?07:50
joelbryanand the logout  _icons_ are not themeable07:50
Burgundaviaif you select sleep, the system also hibernates at the same time07:50
minghuawasabi: when you want to change harddrive? ;-)07:50
jdubjoelbryan: they will be07:50
Burgundaviathus if you lose power, you get the same session regardless07:50
wasabiPssh. I know. I'm just bring up stupid points.07:50
Amaranthwasabi: i'm taking the computer somewhere and want to clear out zombies07:50
joelbryanI can fix it!07:50
Amaranth:P07:50
jdubBurgundavia: it takes a lot longer (and more power) to hibernate07:51
wasabiWell, I still maintain there is a very big difference between session and power management.07:51
jdubBurgundavia: other systems sleep until there's only enough battery left to hibernate, then they hibernate and switch off07:51
wasabiAnd there's no reason to combine the two.07:51
Burgundaviathat is the other solution07:51
BurgundaviaI wondered if that was possible07:51
wasabiSystem > Power;  System > Exit07:51
jdubwasabi: with different strings07:52
wasabiPower brings up *simple dialog*, Shutdown, Restart, Sleep, Hibernate.07:52
joelbryanthe hibernate feature in flight cd 1 works for me, but now I got the latest release, hibernate doesn't work anymore.07:52
jdubwasabi: mark's rationale is that users want a single "go away now" button07:52
wasabijdub: well they have 7.07:52
wasabinow.07:52
joelbryanhow about Mac OSX style?07:52
wasabiThe simple "go away" button should be on the front of their case.07:52
wasabiWHen you press it, it hibernates.07:52
wasabiHeh07:52
jdubwasabi: no, one single button to get to that point07:52
wasabiWell, I don't see why.07:53
wasabiPssh and even then, the string is named Log Out $user now.07:53
joelbryanI'll make a patch, of what other possible looks for hiding other things.07:54
wasabiWhich might not be accurate if you don't actually log out.07:54
wasabiSystem > Exit.07:54
wasabiThat might work. :007:54
jdubjoelbryan: GNOME upstream does it 'Mac OS X' style.07:54
joelbryancool!07:54
jdubwasabi: it will be changed to 'Quit', I believe07:54
wasabiI can handle that.07:55
wasabiStill think the big dialog is too unweildy, though.07:55
wasabiIt takes me time to scan it.07:55
joelbryanthe only visible option is Logout, Restart, Shutdown. and other will be clickable.07:55
Burgundaviawasabi: there is a bug open fot it07:55
lifelessso whats the ui sprint been all about ?07:55
wasabiAnyways, my desktop rocks. That is all.07:56
wasabiGood night.07:56
jdublifeless: polish.07:56
lifelessyou don't mean western europeans with funny accents do you ?07:57
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Burgundaviajdub: what are you thoughts on the WinFoss stuff on the cd?08:09
jdubBurgundavia: i like it. what are you asking?08:13
Burgundaviajdub: just wondering. I have two minds. One part of me says get rid of it, due to space. The other part wonders if we are under utilizing the marketing potential there08:13
jdubwe're not telling enough people about it08:14
jdubif there's space there, it's useful08:14
Burgundaviashould we add a note to the download page about the windows stuff?08:16
jduband the CD cover08:16
Kamion06:04 < jdub> Rotund: an office in montreal08:16
Kamionjdub: er - are you sure you aren't confusing support and QA there?08:16
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Kamionjdub: last I checked (when I was interviewing a candidate for the QA position), the QA job was work-from-home08:16
Burgundaviaie "This cd also contains Free/Open Source Windows software"08:17
jdubKamion: oh, i must've missed his mention of QA08:17
CarlFKshouldn't there be a dapper entry? http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_packages.pl?searchon=names&version=all&exact=1&keywords=libmjpegtools008:17
ajmitch_CarlFK: try libmjpegtools0c2a08:21
CarlFKroger08:21
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carlklives: Depends: libmjpegtools0 (>= 1:1.6.3+rc2-0.0ubuntu2) but it is not installable08:26
ajmitch_file a bug on it08:26
carlkI was wondering how to ask... thanks08:26
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ajmitch_morning pitti 08:27
pittihi ajmitch_ 08:29
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dAndyKamion: anymore I can do on the debian-installer nfs stuff?08:34
sivangmorning all08:37
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KamiondAndy: I've punted to the kernel guys for now08:41
dAndyKamion: saw that, sounds good, thanks08:41
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ajmitch_morning mvo 08:42
mvohello ajmitch_08:42
Burgundaviamvo: morning. Where are you at with automaticupdates? It is dying on being run for me08:43
Mithrandirogra: apparently, gss doesn't do the "let's lock every five minutes" dance if g-p-m is running..08:43
mvoBurgundavia: dying in what way?08:43
ograMithrandir, ah, intresting 08:49
tepsipakkiuhm, the current mountnfs doesn't mount nfs4-shares, because they need rpc.idmap/rpc.gssd running which are started by nfs-common08:55
KinnisonMorning guys08:55
JaneWping: BenC, dholbach, fabbione, infinity, iwj, jbailey, heno, Kinnison, keybuk, ogra,  seb128, sivan ,Riddell -> meeting08:56
fabbionei am here08:58
CarlFKno dapper-live.jigdo ?09:01
MithrandirCarlFK: it wouldn't make any kind of sense.09:02
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CarlFKMithrandir: there are ones for server and desktop09:02
CarlFKdesktop = .. um.. normal09:02
MithrandirCarlFK: do you know how jigdo works? :-)09:03
CarlFKyup09:03
CarlFKyou? ;)09:03
Mithrandiryes09:03
Mithrandirgiven that you most likely don't have a local mirror with something resembling casper/filesystem.squashfs jigdo would just give you a 500MB-ish .template file.09:03
CarlFKgood.  I have ubuntu and -userver.  I bet the live CD uses many of the files from those, I bet I am close09:04
Mithrandirno, the compression on the live cd is different than in the .debs09:04
Mithrandirjust use rsync instead.09:04
CarlFKahh right 09:04
CarlFKyou should have asked me if I knew how the live CD was ... um.. compressed.09:05
CarlFK;)09:05
Mithrandirheh09:05
CarlFKyou seem on top of this - is there an RSS feed that anounces when new .torrents are up?09:07
Mithrandirnot that I know of09:07
Mithrandirwe do put them up daily or more often, though09:08
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CarlFKyeah - I cron/wget the .torrents evey hour between 1 and 5am so that by 7 BT has it09:09
CarlFKMithrandir: got an e-mail addr I can send a write up I did on combining BT with jigdo?09:09
MithrandirCarlFK: what kind of write-up?  As in, to me, or to upstream or .. ?09:10
CarlFKI was posted to the jigdo list, but that is the deades list ever09:10
CarlFKto someone ;)09:10
Mithrandirdebian-cd@lists.debian.org, possibly?09:11
CarlFKto whoever is interested in reducing server/mirror load09:11
CarlFKug.. antother list ;)09:11
CarlFKbut ok09:11
Mithrandiryou can post to it without being subscribed09:11
CarlFKif someone thinks it is the right place, ill post09:11
MithrandirI'd guess it might be, at least.09:12
CarlFKwell, it is on 90% baked - I want to be around for the response 09:12
CarlFKhave the signup url handy?09:12
Mithrandirecho subscribe | mail debian-cd-request@lists.debian.org, iirc09:13
Kamionhttp://lists.debian.org/debian-cd/09:13
CarlFKthanks 2x09:13
maswanCarlFK: it's fairly low traffic. reducing server load isn't a huge priority though.09:14
Mithrandirmaswan: but shiny stuff is, isn't it? :-)09:14
maswanMithrandir: sure09:14
CarlFKlol09:14
CarlFKswell09:14
CarlFKmaybe this will fall into that category ;)09:14
maswanCarlFK: doing torrent seeding with just a main mirror and a jigdo+template file?09:15
CarlFKyup09:15
CarlFKBT can update a dir of files without too much "waste"09:16
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CarlFKso use BT to move the files around and jigdo to assemble the .iso09:16
maswanah09:16
maswanthat way around09:16
CarlFKspeaking of BT - dapper-live-i386.iso.torrent has been looking for a seed for 20 min09:21
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MithrandirCarlFK: but as I said, generally it's just as useful to just use rsync to update the ISOs.09:22
CarlFKim trying to be nice to your servers ;)09:22
CarlFKbut okee dokee - i can do rsync... I sync I have that url around here somewhere09:23
Mithrandircdimage.ubuntu.com::cdimage/daily-live/current/dapper-live-i386.iso09:23
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CarlFKthanks09:33
seb128jdub: around?09:34
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infinitysiretart: That changelog for ia32-libs-sdl doesn't really seem right. :)09:46
KamionI noticed that, but the package itself seemed O09:46
KamionK09:46
siretartgnarf. this was the result of the confusion about the name yesterday09:47
infinitysiretart: The name, whether or not it contains libasound (it doesn't, right), etc...09:47
infinitysiretart: IOW, the whole chanelog looks wrong.  <grin>09:47
siretartinfinity: I'll fix it in the next upload, okay?09:47
infinitysiretart: Yup, I've got nothing against revisionist history in changelogs. :)09:48
siretartKamion: btw, I uploaded a package for multiverse, x264 some time ago. was it rejected? is it still in NEW?09:48
pittiKamion: mozilla-thunderbird-locale-{ca,de,fr,it,nl,pl,uk} sources+binaries can be removed09:54
pittiKamion: also, I think that the new binaries from thunderbird-locales are in NEW09:55
Kamionsiretart: still in NEW, sorry, I think I was too scared to do multiverse stuff09:55
Kamionpitti: queued09:56
Kamionpitti: don't see them there09:56
siretartah, okay09:56
pittihmm09:56
siretartKamion: its basically taken from marillat. we have already a bunch of other packages from him in multiverse, so I thought that would be okay for multiverse09:56
pittiKinnison: I uploaded a new source thunderbird-locales yesterday, the debs are mostly NEW, but they aren't in the NEW queue; any idea what happened to them?09:57
KinnisonNot without looking09:57
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KinnisonGive me 10 minutes and then I'll go look. If Kamion hasn't found them in the meantime :-)09:57
Kamionsiretart: oh, probably, I just don't entirely know the ropes on what we allow09:57
KinnisonKamion: ^^^09:57
pittiKinnison: maybe they have the same fate as yesterday's disappeared/rejected poppler debs10:02
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Kinnisonmaybe, but without my usb keyfob I can't do anything and I'll get yelled at if I go back into the bedroom before rob's ready :-)10:05
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Kinnisonpitti: right, gotta restbreak now before my computer explodes at me, will look the moment I get back10:08
MithrandirKamion/mdz: any chance of an UVF exception for tailor?  We have 0.9.19-2, a trivial recompile of 0.9.20 works correctly with bzr in dapper.10:09
pittiKinnison: enjoy breakfast :) thanks10:09
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infinityKamion/mdz: While you're in the UVF mood, I need a UVF exception for the latest fglrx (adds support for more ATI cards to the binary driver), and minor bump for AVM Fritz (and amd64 only) to make doko's isdn doohickey like him better.10:10
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pittihow can I edit my bug contacts in Malone?10:13
KamionMithrandir: link to the upstream changelog?10:13
Kamioninfinity: that one I think I'll leave to mdz :-)10:13
Kamionpitti: +subscribe on the relevant source package10:14
pittiah, thanks10:14
Kamionlinked as "Bugmail Settings" in the right-hand-side portlet10:14
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Kamionpitti: no idea what happened to thunderbird-locales, I can't find it in lp_archive's mailboxes?10:16
KamionKinnison: where else should I look other than /var/mail/lp_archive and ~lp_archive/mbox?10:16
infinityKamion: Spoilsport.10:16
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MithrandirKamion: http://progetti.arstecnica.it/tailor/timeline?from=23%2F12%2F2005&daysback=42&milestone=on&changeset=on&update=Update is the clostest I could find.10:22
KamionMithrandir: ok, go ahead10:28
KinnisonKamion: /srv/launchpad.net/builddmaster10:29
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CarlFKis launchpad the place for:  live cd, f1 for help, f3 for "boot methods" - the text says do this and that at "the boot prompt" but that went away10:31
Kinnisonpitti: 10:33
Kinnison15:32:16 INFO    Rejected: 15:32:16 INFO    mozilla-thunderbird-locale-de_1.5ubuntu20060130_all.deb: Version older than that in the archive. 1.5ubuntu20060130 <= 1:1.0.7-1ubuntu1 10:33
pittiKinnison: argh, I love epochs10:33
Kinnison:-)10:33
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pittiKinnison: sorry for bothering then10:33
Kinnisonthat's okay10:33
KinnisonI need to find some way to append the upload log to the build item I think10:33
KamionCarlFK: you can still just press enter ... it's just that the "boot prompt" is now a full screen10:33
Kinnisonit'd help10:33
KamionCarlFK: if you want to file a bug, use the debian-installer source package (which for a change is actually accurate, not a catch-all)10:34
CarlFKheh ;)10:34
pittiKinnison: any idea what's wrong with the poppler debs?10:34
ograKamion, do you know if there is winfoss on my edubuntu live cds ? (i actually never tested it but i'm a bit shocked by 30MB overhead on amd64)10:35
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ogra(is there a way to find that out easily ?)10:36
dokoKamion: now that libgcj-common is built from gcj-4.1 it should be possible to demote the gcj-4.0 source to universe. maybe manual intervention is needed for the cyclic gcj-4.0/libgcj6-dev dependency10:36
Kinnisonpitti: kamion told you what was up. the control file was misformatted (or have you fixed that now?)10:36
pittiKinnison: oh, I didn't see that; seb128, did you? ^10:37
seb128no10:37
seb128how misformed?10:37
seb128misformated10:37
Kinnisonthe description for libpoppler1 I think10:38
Kinnisoncertainly the libpoppler1 deb is missing a Description field so it can't be imported into the archive10:38
tepsipakkibah, nfs-utils is b0rked nfs4-wise.. need to package it myself10:39
seb128Kinnison: ah right, thank you10:39
Kinnisonseb128: should be an easy fix :-)10:40
seb128Kinnison: would be nice to have some mail for soyuz in that case :p10:40
Kinnisonseb128: yeah, it's hard to decide what to do when a binary upload fails10:41
Kinnisonseb128: I'm fairly sure katie dropped it on the floor too10:41
Kamionogra: no, there isn't10:41
seb128tell the maintainer seems to be useful in any failure case, no?10:42
Kamionogra: look in colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/cdimage--mainline--0 bin/find-live-filesystem10:42
Kamionseb128: not really, often causes maintainers to randomly work around things that are actually a buildd problem10:42
ograthanks 10:42
seb128Kamion: right10:42
Kamionseb128: although I agree with you in the case of binary upload failures, just not "any failure case"10:42
Kamiondoko: cyclic dependencies shouldn't confuse germinate/anastacia10:43
Kamionfor poppler, there was a tab or spaces or something before Description in the control file10:44
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KinnisonTo be honest, that *ought* to have failed the package build10:44
Kinnisonwe should try and teach dpkg-gencontrol some basic requirements10:45
KinnisonIMO10:45
Kamiondoko: libcommons-net-java in main build-depends-indep: gcj-4.010:45
dokoKamion: ok, thanks, forgot the build-deps ...10:45
mdz_infinity: back online now, what's up?10:45
infinitymdz_: Just mailed you.10:45
Kamionsee http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/dapper/rdepends/gcj-4.0/10:46
dokoKamion: is there a script to tell you about source packages with binaries both in main and universe?10:46
infinitymdz_: Re: UVF exception for AVM Fritz and fglrx.10:46
Kamiondoko: no, but that isn't a bug ...?10:46
dokoKamion: just wanted to look at these packages10:47
Kamiondoko: using germinate is really the easiest way to find this stuff out - it's packaged, you can run it yourself10:47
Kamionif the reports on the web aren't enough (which they aren't always, since http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/ is i386-only at the moment)10:48
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Mithrandiris there any way to make gaim _not_ pop up the main window when it reconnects?11:09
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sivangMithrandir: should be somewhere in the preferences I thin11:15
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KamionDiziet: could you arrange to add autopkgtest to some appropriate seed so that it can be promoted to main? Ubuntu supported would be fine11:47
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Treenaksogra: xserver-xorg11:51
ograhaha11:52
ograyes, since we will ship with Xgl (as heise.de reported) :P11:52
dholbachTheir Ubuntu-News-Department is a bit ... erm ... confused.11:53
ogra(they call it the most notable improvement btw)11:53
ograheh ...11:53
ajmitch_heh11:53
ograit always was11:53
ajmitch_and people complain about how unstable Xgl is - as if a cvs dump is going to be perfectly stable & amazing11:54
ograheh11:54
ograyes11:54
Pygiajmitch: XGL works fine here ^^11:55
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ajmitch_Pygi: that's great, but it doesn't mean it'll work fine for everyone :)11:56
Pygiajmitch: true ^^11:56
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KinnisonKamion: one day I'll look back at this week and laugh, until then, I hate everyone who managed to get me anywhere near gtkmm, okay?12:16
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KamionKinnison: :-/12:17
Dizietkamion: Willdo.12:18
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mdkeKinnison, if you're on gparted and want an easy bug to close, would you take a look at bug #33866?12:22
Ubugtumalone bug 33866 in gparted "HIG compliant menu entry" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3386612:22
azeem(W 3112:23
azeembah, sorry12:23
Kinnisonmdke: urgh, I'm kinda just hacking on the stuff for the installer12:24
Kinnisonmdke: If you can attach a patch to that bug, I'll drop it into the package before I upload12:24
mdkeKinnison, ok12:25
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ogra"Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Core Development Team"12:44
ogrameh12:44
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Mithrandiris there anything like viewcvs for bzr?12:50
Kinnisonthere have been various attempts at it. Dunno if anyone has kept any of them up-to-date with the api12:51
lifelessMithrandir: yes12:54
lifelessbzr webserve12:54
lifelessits a plugin, link on the wiki, maintained by goffedo barcelloni12:54
Mithrandiruh, so bzr is then running continiously?12:56
lifelessyes. there are cgi like ones around too01:02
lifelessbut not as nice ;)01:02
sivanglifeless: does it uses mod_python ?01:03
janimomvo, hi got my mail yesterday?01:03
mvojanimo: yes, but I haven't read it yet, sorry01:07
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lifelesssivang: not sure01:08
ogralifeless, it urgently needs the little subway map bzrk uses :)01:09
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ogra(makes me feel like railroad tycoon while using bzr ;) )01:10
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mdkeKinnison, there is a patch on bug #33866 for you, hope it works01:17
Ubugtumalone bug 33866 in gparted "HIG compliant menu entry" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3386601:17
Kinnisonthanks, I'll look later when I'm less confused :-)01:22
mdkecool01:22
dokolamont, infinity: please requeue mdbtools on ia6401:23
mdkeKinnison, i'll assign you the bug so you can see it whenever is convenient01:23
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Kinnisonthanks01:25
pitti_liveespresso is funny - it doesn't reformat my fat partition, but if I reformat it as reiserfs, it does format it as ext2...01:25
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Seveaswho made splash-down?01:27
pitti_liveSeveas: infinity01:27
Seveask01:27
Seveasthen I'll have to poke him via malone01:27
pitti_liveKinnison: are espresso partitioner bugs yours now? or fabbione's?01:27
TreenaksSeveas: why? :)01:28
fabbionepitti_live: my code didn't land yet :)01:28
fabbionepitti_live: it can't be my bug01:28
Kinnisonpitti_live: I think for now they're kamion's01:28
Kinnisonpitti_live: I'm working on the gparted/espresso integration but that's it currently01:28
SeveasTreenaks, kaarsemaker.net/~dennis/splash_down_b0rken.jpg01:29
TreenaksSeveas: nice colors01:29
pitti_liveKinnison: alright01:29
Seveasurgh, why can't malone sort searches :S01:30
Seveashmm, it can - ok why does firefox break when hovering over a link?01:31
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infinitySeveas: On boot, your splash has correct colours, though?01:39
sivangogra: is bzrk a complete frontend in GTK for bzr, or just shows the revision tree?01:39
Seveasinfinity, yes01:39
Seveasinfinity, it was filed in malone already, I added a comment and subscribed you01:40
Kinnisonsivang: It just visualises the ancestry01:40
ograand has a quite cool patchviewer included :)01:41
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Kinnisonaye01:42
highquality laptop for sale 500$ want it gone today. price includes shipping, case, wireless router. message me if interested on aim at ogd443 or msn at mcsltd2@hotmail.com01:49
Seveashighquality, bugger off...01:49
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Kamionseb128: (or anyone) shouldn't libpoppler1-qt depend on libqt somehow?02:06
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pittiwohoo, my first finished espresso installation02:12
pittiKamion: I collected a bunch of bugs on my paper sheet here; what do you generally prefer, malone spam or talking about the bugs in IRC before?02:12
Seveaspitti, search malone for espresso bugs first - there already are quite a few of them ;)02:13
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pittiyes, of course02:17
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Kamionpitti: malone02:21
jbaileymdz: g'm!  I uploaded at to hoary-updates a while ago, and haven't seen it in the archive, and I don't think I've seen a rejected note.  Is it still in the queue for processing?  I don't think I can see into it.02:21
Kamionpitti: the format thing is one I know about, it's just hardcoded to ext3 at the moment because nothing passes through the desired partition type02:21
KamionKinnison and I taled about that one yesterday02:21
pittiKamion: alright, I'll file/comment on bugs02:21
Kinnisonjbailey: IIRC launchpad has no chroots for hoary-updates02:23
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jbaileyKinnison: Err, really? =)02:23
Kinnisonjbailey: indeed02:23
Kinnisonjbailey: so bug infinity to prepare some :-)02:23
jbaileyWould the same also apply to warty?02:23
jbaileyI have glibc updates for all current releases that need to go in, but I'd been waiting to see this one finished, and then got distracted with other things.02:24
jbaileyKinnison: Should Launchpad notify me when an upload I've done is impossible to service?02:25
jbailey(I'm wondering how I could've traced this)02:25
Kinnisonjbailey: No, we should have done the chroots by now02:27
KamionListing ubuntu/hoary (UNAPPROVED) 4/402:30
Kamion---------|----|----------------------|----------------------|---------------02:30
Kamion    1832 | S- | at                   | 3.1.8-11ubuntu4      | three weeks02:30
Kamion         | at/3.1.8-11ubuntu4 Component: main Section: admin02:30
Kamion    2891 | S- | at                   | 3.1.8-11ubuntu5      | three weeks02:30
Kamion         | at/3.1.8-11ubuntu5 Component: main Section: admin02:30
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KamionKinnison: if infinity creates the chroots, will they Just Work?02:32
KinnisonKamion: in theory, yes02:32
Kamionjbailey: in atd.c, I'd have used %*s rather than dynamically constructing a format string, myself02:34
jbaileyKamion: Patch pulled from newer version.02:34
jbaileyKamion: It's not exactly as I'd have done it, but I wan't to show that I was just pulling back the fixes.02:35
KamionKinnison: what will happen if I process the queue before that?02:35
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jbaileyKamion: If you'd prefer I can update with that, though.02:35
KinnisonKamion: the sources will go in and no binaries will build for now02:35
Kamionjbailey: no, don't worry, just a comment02:35
Kamionjbailey: er ... there were already 3.1.8-11ubuntu4 and 3.1.8-11ubuntu5 versions in breezy02:36
Kamionindeed 3.1.8-11ubuntu5 is current in breezy02:36
Kamionsoyuz should really have rejected that IMO02:37
Kamionjbailey: also, you appear to have missed at least one bit of the patch:02:38
Kamion-    fprintf(fp, "#!/bin/sh\n# atrun uid=%d gid=%d\n# mail %8s %d\n",02:39
Kamion+02:39
Kamion+    fprintf(fp, "#!/bin/sh\n# atrun uid=%d gid=%d\n# mail %s %d\n",02:39
Kamion(in at.c)02:39
jbaileyKamion: In what way?  The point of the patch is that usernames aren't limited to 8 characters anymore.02:40
Kamionjbailey: and I think also some free(mailname) calls in atd.c, so you probably have a memory leak02:40
Kamionjbailey: the patch pasted above is in the hoary->dapper diff, but not in your upload02:40
infinityKinnison: I'll do chroots soon and we'll test this Just Works theory. :)02:41
Kinnisoninfinity: :-)02:41
infinityKinnison: Does this mean *-backports is also good to go?  (I'd really love to clear all those PENDING backports builds out of the queue)02:41
Kamion"I'd like to test that theory."02:41
jbaileyLemme go through the patch diff again.  At this point, I don't really remember it.  I went through it at the time.02:42
Kinnisoninfinity: in terms of building yes02:42
Kinnisoninfinity: in terms of getting source in, dunnoi02:42
infinityKinnison: well, source must be there somehow.. Unless that source all came from the dak days...02:42
infinity(Which is possible, I guess)02:42
Kamionjbailey: anyway, I'll reject due to the version clash; it'll have to be reuploaded as 3.1.8-11ubuntu3.1 in any case02:43
Kamionsorry for taking so long to look at it02:43
jbaileyKamion: Is there something clever I can do with the version numbers to make this easier, like 3.1.8-11ubuntu3hoary1 or so?  That way for updates, I don't have to guess at numbers which don't conflict with random other things in the pool?02:44
jbaileyI don't know if issues would come up with 3warty1 being a higher number than 3hoary1 or so.02:45
infinityjbailey: In security, we've taken to doing some sketchy things like 3.1.8-11ubuntu3.05.10 3.1.8-11ubuntu3.05.04 3.1.8-11ubuntu3.04.1002:46
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infinityjbailey: So, lower than ubuntu4, higher than ubuntu3, and the dists are all in order.02:46
Ubugtumalone bug 34210 in launchpad-upload-and-queue "should reject uploads whose versions already exist in other distroreleases" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  02:46
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jbaileyKamion: Thanks02:46
Kamionjbailey: just check other versions in the pool first02:47
Kamionif the version in the next distrorelease up is greater than the version in the distrorelease you care about, just use some non-clashing scheme such as -XubuntuY.Z02:47
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Kamionyou only have to mess with .5.10 or whatever if the versions in several distroreleases are identical02:47
Kamion(which wasn't the case for at)02:48
jbaileyKamion: 'kay.  I was hoping for something to consistantly apply so that I can be lazier with it.  I'll look, though.02:48
infinityWell, the .05.10 scheme isn't so ugly as a standard, once you get used to it.02:49
infinity(and an update to that would be .05.10.1, then .05.10.2, etc.02:49
ograargl02:49
infinity)02:49
jbaileyRight, looks sane enough.02:49
Kamionthe initial zero is a bit redundant; dpkg compares numeric portions of version numbers numerically anyway02:49
ograKamion, linux-source upload .02:49
Kamionso .10.4 > .5.1002:49
ogra...02:49
Kamionogra: yeah, I know, apparently we need it02:49
infinityKamion: yes, but it sorts nicely for humand when we release Ubuntu 10.04 :)02:49
Ubugtuubuntu bug 1 in openssl "openssl: Expired certificates and recertification" [Normal,Resolved: notwarty]  http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=102:49
ograah, k02:49
infinitys/humand/humans/02:49
jbaileyUbugtu: Why did you decide to say that? =)02:50
Kamionsurely anything presented to humans should sort by the canonical version ordering algorithm. :-)02:50
jbaileyKamion: 'ls' in ftp isn't so compliant as that. =)02:50
infinityKamion: Yes, but humans like fixed-width numbers. :)02:50
infinityHumans also like sleep, so this one should stop alluding to it, and get some.02:51
Kamionsomebody should hack ls --version into lftp02:51
jbaileyinfinity: G'n adam.  Thanks.02:52
infinityKamion: How many times have I called you a "sick fuck" in the past?02:52
infinityKamion: I think I feel another coming on.02:52
Kamionabout a thousand02:53
KeybukKamion: which one of the two canonical version ordering algorithms? :)02:54
Seveas<jbailey> Ubugtu: Why did you decide to say that? =)02:56
Seveasyou ask an intriguing question...02:56
jbaileySeveas: I do?02:56
Seveasyes02:57
KamionI've accepted Tollef's evms hoary-updates upload to give the buildds some exercise02:57
KamionKeybuk: the one you meant, obviously02:57
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Seveasanyway, Ubugtu won't make such silly mistakes again - I adjusted the regex a bit03:01
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ograSeveas, we wont talk often about ubuntu 10.04 yet i guess :)03:02
Seveashehe03:02
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Seveasthe trick is that it was rigged up to exclude version numbers (like 2.12 or 5.04)03:03
Seveasit just had a slight decennium problem03:03
Seveas(10.04 would correctly not match, but the 1 would)03:03
Seveasthe regex now is: r"""\b(?P<bt>(([a-z] +)?\s+bug|[a-z] +))\s+#?(?P<bug>\d+(?!\d*\.\d+)(,\s*#?\d+(?!\d*\.\d+))*)"""03:04
ohoelHas there been any talk about renaming a "repository" to a channel?03:04
Seveas(which matches every line with an integer, there's more logic later to filter only real bugtrackers ;))03:04
ogra:)03:05
Kamionpitti: I'm a little mystified as to the necessity of xine-lib 1.0-1ubuntu3.4 in hoary-updates, although it looks OK (in that it's identical to hoary-security in all but the changelog)03:06
Kamionohoel: why?03:06
ohoelohoel: just wondering.. translating update-manager via gnomecvs... the latter case would make more sense in direct translation atleast03:07
Kamionchannel is more jargon and less understandable in English03:07
Kamionto me at least03:07
ohoelKamion, We ship the one maintained in gnome cvs right?03:08
Kamionohoel: absolutely no idea03:08
Kamionmvo would know03:08
ohoelI'll just wait for mvo then ;)03:08
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pittiKamion: AFAIR, I integrated the hoary-updates fix into hoary-security, so the -updates branch is obsolete anyway03:24
Kamionshould I accept it anyway in case we need to branch hoary-updates again? I guess that would make sense03:25
pittiKamion: same case with e. g. evolution; I'd love to actually remove obsolete -updates branches since it would avoid confusion (and clean up ubuntu-cve)03:25
Kamionnot sure I want to go there :)03:25
KamionI'll accept it for now, we can think about better solutions later03:26
pittiKamion: anyway, we have 3.3 in h-u already, so having 3.4 there doesn't do  any harm03:26
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Kamionright03:26
Kamionthat's hoary-updates unapproved empty, now just 13 entries in breezy-updates unapproved *sigh*03:26
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jonoKeybuk, ping03:36
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KamionMithrandir: your evms upload to breezy-updates (2.5.2-1ubuntu1.1) seems to have a bunch of .po/.pot changes - intentional?03:37
MithrandirKamion: no, not really.03:37
KamionMithrandir: could you reupload with just the backported fix?03:38
Keybukjono: hey dude03:38
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Keybukjono: why am I not getting a Thanks in your book; for all those burgers! :)03:38
Solatishey, which kernel version is currently active for dapper?03:38
MithrandirKamion: sure.  I thought I did the right upload, but apparently not.03:39
jonoKeybuk, who said you don't get a thanks ?03:39
Keybukjono: am kidding just from your blog <g>03:39
jonoKeybuk, heh03:40
jonoKeybuk, thought you knew something I didnt there03:40
Keybuklol03:40
Keybukhow goes it?03:40
jonoKeybuk, good, you?03:40
seb128Kamion: dunno for libpoppler1-qt, according to ldd it doesn't link to it (which is weird)03:41
Keybukyeah am not too bad03:41
KamionSolatis: 2.6.1503:41
jonoKeybuk, can I ask a quick q?03:41
Keybukjono: sure, go for it03:41
jonoKeybuk, you good for your talk at RLL06 to be at 12pm on the Sat (22nd July) ?03:41
jonoLRL06 that is03:41
Keybuksure03:42
Keybukshould be up by then :)03:42
SolatisKamion: ok thank you!03:42
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jonoKeybuk, :)03:42
Mithrandir\o/ *-desktop seems to be installable again.03:46
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pittimvo: did you send your tetex-bin patch to Debian? ('remove the old formats before cleaning environment')04:04
mvopitti: no, but the debian package changed in this area already IIRC04:05
pittiah, ok04:06
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bmontyelmo: please sync m17n-db from debian unstable, UVF exception request was approved (Malone #33706)04:13
Ubugtumalone bug 33706 in m17n-db "UVF exception request" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3370604:13
LarstiQwhere should I report the windows firefox on the dapper installcd being old?04:18
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ograwhats up with the archive mails, did yomething change ? seems my filters dont catch it anymore04:20
ograMithrandir, does the above mean you create liveFS's ?04:21
ogra(edubuntu could need a new one too)04:21
Mithrandirogra: no, we want the new kernel and some other bits in first.04:22
ograah, k04:22
ograwhat are the other bits ? big stuff ?04:22
ogra(i'm heavily under space pressure)04:22
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Mithrandirogra: you need to fix your space problem, yes. :-)04:30
ograMithrandir, could you trigger another livefs build anyway, i belive the last edubuntu-live fixes it04:31
Mithrandirogra: started.04:32
ograthansk a lot :)04:32
Mithrandirthen I'm off for an hour or so.04:33
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ograboggle, what is gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks ? 04:48
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highvoltageogra: a new human theme? :)04:50
ogramight be ... the last bits that replaced something older were twice as big as their previous versions, thats waht i fear 04:51
jdubogra: new gtk theme :-)04:51
ograedubuntu already cant include the new asian fonts ... they add 2MB ... 04:51
ograjdub, bigger or not ? 04:51
ograi dont even have kilobytes left04:52
jdubogra: there's nothing very big about gtk engines04:52
ograthen i'm fine04:52
ograjdub, i got the space pictures for the screensaver-default-image thingie... do you want to make the package or should i ?04:53
jdubgo for it04:54
jdubseparate source for great justice04:54
Kinnisonogra: how come edubuntu is so much bigger than the other flavours?04:54
jdubKinnison: has to ship kde and gnome bits, for a start04:54
fabbioneKinnison: for the extra junk^Wshiness04:54
ograKinnison, we include 5 KDE apps 04:54
Kinnisonurgh04:55
Kinnisonfair enough04:55
ograKinnison, that pulls in ~100MB of qt and friends :)04:55
jdub'friends04:55
jdub'04:55
ogra(the kde apps themselves are < 5MB )04:55
Kinnisonogra: which QT apps do you need?04:55
ograkdeedu04:56
ograand scribus04:56
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Kinnisonscribus? Isn't that essentially abiword for kde?04:56
ogranope04:56
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ograthats pagemaker for linux ;)04:56
Kinnisonaah04:56
ograthe best DTP we have04:56
highvoltagei don't think scribus is widely used by edubuntu users, though.04:57
ograhighvoltage, i had other impressions at times ... but you're the guy at the frontline :)04:57
jdubyeah, seems like an odd ship-by-default choice for edubuntu04:58
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ograi'm pondering to either drop kdeedu in dapper+1 or switching to 2 CDs04:58
ograbut i'll do anything i can to avoid the latter04:59
highvoltage:)04:59
highvoltageat least you changed your mind from "no way" to "considering" for the 2 CD's :)04:59
ogranope, i'm considering for dropping kdeedu04:59
highvoltageah, ok.05:00
ograif that doesnt work at all 2 CDs are a (very very bad) fallback05:00
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KinnisonI take it that edubuntu doesn't ship with the gnome games etc?05:01
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ograKinnison, it ships with what ubuntu has, plus edubuntu-server and the edu apps05:02
Kinnisonogra: aah05:02
ograthats what makes it big... and hard to maintain as well05:02
Kinnisonogra: strikes me that removing some of the ubuntu stuff might be worthwhile05:03
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ograKinnison, yes, but i wont cripple the core desktop ...05:03
Kinnisonfair enough05:03
KinnisonSwitch to DVD-only distribution?05:03
Kinnisonthat'd give you loads of room :-)05:03
tsenghow much of the target audience has a dvd burner05:04
tseng(none)05:04
ograthe right way is to find proper replacements for kdeedu in the gnome world and get rid of tens of MBVs of libqt/kdelibs overhead05:04
fabbioneRiddell, ogra: i just updated kubuntu and edubuntu seeds for the new kernel with ABI changes.05:04
ogrameh05:04
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ograi'm in the middle of some test iso builds for the space probs05:04
fabbioneogra: without ABI you won't have a kernel in about ~20 minutes05:05
ografabbione, i have the one i had yesterday :) 05:05
fabbioneogra: i can revert the change if you want05:05
ograbut without meta package it wont do no harm 05:05
highvoltageRiddell: does kde-edu ship with the kubuntu CD?05:07
Riddelldon't worry fabbione, I love you05:07
Riddellhighvoltage: no05:07
highvoltageok.05:07
fabbioneRiddell: i am not :)05:08
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ograyeah gtkmm is fun :P05:08
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ogra(rewrite it in pygtk ;) )05:08
tsengor snuggle up to dh05:08
tsengdholbach05:08
ograheh05:08
Kinnisonsnuggling with dholbach won't help now, despite how nice it might be05:09
Kinnisonogra: that's the post-dapper idea05:09
ograyeah05:09
ogra(considering what has all been kept back for dapper+1 it must become a pretty weird freakshow of feature :) )05:11
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Kamionfabbione: no point reverting the change for edubuntu; once d-i lands, building working images without updated seeds will be impossible anyway05:12
KamionLarstiQ: I think you must mean the live CD (the Windows stuff isn't on the install CD), but don't bother, we just updated it today as it happens05:13
LarstiQKamion: you're probably right05:13
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KinnisonKamion: at last:05:15
KinnisonKamion: http://rafb.net/paste/results/OKJfXl36.html05:15
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Kamionhooray05:16
ograokay ... edubuntu-live is tamed :-D05:17
pittiogra: I saw you dropping language packs :'-(05:17
ograpitti, only german ... nobody needs that ;)05:18
pittiich nicht spreche deudsch05:18
ograheh05:18
highvoltagedeutch?05:18
jdubis 'deudsch' like surfer-german?05:18
ograi'll look what i can do for final ...05:18
ograits just weird german :)05:18
pittihighvoltage: nevermind :)05:18
highvoltagejdub: yeah, like L.A. surfer german, dude05:19
KeybukI didn't think Germany had a coastline ...05:19
jdubi am with my deudsch, ridin' the waves on berlin beach05:19
KinnisonKamion: All I have to do, to ensure that espresso doesn't explode with this gparted is to change the line where it reads the response from gparted05:19
ograKeybuk, haha ...05:19
pittiKeybuk: I'll show you both the Baltic and the North sea then :)05:19
Keybukpitti: my geography isn't great, though ;)05:19
KinnisonKamion: If you want, you can do the obvious fix there and I'll just punt gparted at the archive, conflicting with whatever is there currently05:19
jdubKeybuk: that's why they invaded poland. needed the coastline.05:20
Keybukjdub: dude, don't mention the war!  that's so not shiny05:21
ograpitti, my prob is that each lang in edubuntu is about 5-15Mb bigger than in ubuntu ... i ship kde and gnome langpacks for each lang05:21
jdublies05:21
jdubthe german uniforms were very shiny05:21
ograKeybuk, its fine, just dont do it while being in germany :)05:22
pittialright, bus comes in 10 minutes, cu tomorrow!05:22
Keybukogra: with my german, they wouldn't understand what I was saying anyway05:22
KinnisonKeybuk: that's because you use too many lls, chs and ws in whatever foreign language you speak :-)05:23
jdubhaw haw haw05:23
ograi'm sure they would, you got enough colleagues around you all the time for translation, i'm sure :)05:23
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KeybukEr erwhnte den Krieg! erhalten Sie ihn!05:24
ograerhalten ? 05:24
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ograah, you meant keep :)05:24
Keybuk"get" apparently05:24
ograhaltet ihn !05:25
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seb128Kamion: can you accept/promote ubuntulooks when you get it to NEW?05:30
seb128Kamion: that's the new GTK theme05:31
KamionKinnison: if you could send me a branch or patch or whatever that'd be better - I'm up to my elbows in the userinfo page at the moment05:31
Kamionseb128: ok, please seed it05:32
seb128Kamion: ubuntu-artworks Depends on it05:32
KinnisonKamion: sure05:32
KinnisonKamion: I'll say when I've pushed05:32
Kamionseb128: ok05:32
Kamionseb128: (grr. folks are trying to prepare CDs at the moment, please don't break dependencies)05:33
seb128Kamion: some UI sprinter really wants new theme to work though ...05:34
seb128Kamion: I'm sorry if I broke the CD but UI freeze is today and we better to push the new theme now05:34
ograseb128, i dont even have got my official final theme for edubuntu, cant be that urgent 05:35
seb128ogra: you are not in London for UI sprint this week neither ...05:36
ograseb128, sadly not ... 05:36
ograedubuntu would have benefited from that ...05:36
MithrandirKeybuk: is modprobe -Q accepted upstream yet?05:39
ograseb128, especially sinc you have the disgnners there that make my artwork05:39
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KeybukMithrandir: don't think that one is05:40
ograohoel, is that the equivalent to depmod -Q ?05:41
ogragrmbl05:42
ogras/ohoel/oh05:42
ohoeleverybody does that ;] 05:43
MithrandirKeybuk: it'd be nice to push it upstream and/or into Debian so I don't end up with gratious when people adopt casper in Debian05:43
ogramy xchat started recently to autocomplete on commas ... no idea why ...05:43
seb128they changed the default from ":" to "," I think05:44
KeybukMithrandir: I did send it to Rusty, but he pushed back05:44
KeybukI think it's in Debian05:44
MithrandirKeybuk: doesn't look like it.  -q is, though.05:44
Keybukif it's not in Debian, it's because Md didn't want it I guess05:44
Keybukhe's had the patch05:45
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KinnisonKamion: pushed to http://people.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/bzr/espresso/gparted-updates05:53
KinnisonKamion: gparted upload ready to rock and roll when you are05:53
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hubhi05:57
hubI have an issue05:57
highvoltage#ubuntu?05:58
hubthe issue is that some patches are applied to fix bug in some package05:59
huband upstream never got them05:59
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hubexample: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/libgphoto2/+bug/1840906:00
Ubugtumalone bug 18409 in libgphoto2 libgphoto2-2 "Problem importing photos from hp photosmart 850" [Normal,Fix released]  06:00
hubthe fix it the debian packages. but the cvs does not have them because no bug has been filed upstream06:01
hubnor the maintainer emailed about it06:01
ograbut you could apply them to the ubuntu package, cant you ?06:01
seb128that's a people issue06:01
seb128hub: you should ping who did the upload rather, but that happens, there is stuff not sent upstream06:02
hubogra: they are in the ubuntu package. but I'm talking UPSTREAM06:02
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hubI commented the bug anyway about that06:02
huband I filed a bug in Debian for the same thing06:03
Kamionseb128: UploadError made it out to the main loop: Unable to find distrorelease: unstable06:04
Kamionseb128: ubuntulooks06:04
seb128arg06:04
ograhub, about time you start working towards main maintenance, eh ? so you can send the patches yourself :)06:04
seb128Kamion: thanks (hate working from my laptop)06:04
hubogra: I was going thru the changelog reading the package diff06:04
hubso that is a pure coincidence06:05
hubI have a 2.1.99.1 release to make06:05
seb128Kamion: fixed version uploaded06:07
hubseb128: re: working on laptop: that's why I have strong requirement on laptop choice, hence making my choice limited06:08
hubseb128: and IBM/Lenovo have the best keyboards ever06:09
highvoltagehub: i totally agre. nothing beets a thinkpad keyboard!06:10
highvoltage(although some of the new lenovo keyboards have windows buttons on them- yuck)06:10
hubhighvoltage: my PowerBook G3 was okay, so did the PowerBook G4 (Ti)06:10
hubhighvoltage: mine has it. but it is easier to live with than the Microsoft tax I had to pay on the unused disk space06:11
highvoltageyeah, i (or the company i work for) had to pay that too :(06:12
hubhighvoltage: in my case it is my CreditCard06:12
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ohoelECS laptops tend to have fantastic keyboards too06:13
Kamionseb128: source accepted - unfortunately I won't be able to process the binaries now until rather later this evening06:14
mjg59ohoel: You have got to be kidding me06:16
ograthat leaves me time to land a ltsp fix, before flight 5, great :)06:16
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ograi never had such a good one again ...06:16
ohoelmjg59: the g556... mmm06:17
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KamionKinnison: Depends: gparted (>= 0.1-0ubuntu2); Conflicts: gparted (<< 0.1-0ubuntu3) is a bit daft :-) I'll consolidate those into a single Depends06:25
KinnisonKamion: oops, yes06:25
Kinnison:-)06:25
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KamionKinnison: ready to upload when you are06:27
Kinnisondputting now then06:28
hungerIs it normal that changing themes crashes *all* gnome apps?!06:28
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mdke_does anyone know what the decision is on whether the battery icon from g-p-m is shown by default while charging? the consensus on the desktop list seems to be fairly resoundingly in favour of "yes".06:33
KamionKinnison: uploaded06:35
KinnisonKamion: rock on06:36
janimohunger: I saw that too in xfce but with firefox only06:38
hungerIt is the "Raleigh" theme that does that here... I am filing a bug about that.06:39
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janimoand it was along freeze rather than a crash06:39
mdke_Kinnison, thanks for the gparted patch06:39
Kinnisonmdke_: y'welcome06:39
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mdke_Kinnison, you do g-p-m right? do you know the answer to my question above about icon-when-on-AC?06:40
Kinnisonmdke_: the default icon policy is 'charge' which means it will06:41
mdke_hmm06:41
mdke_so the thread on the desktop list is based kinda on a false premise, i.e. that it isn't06:42
Kinnisonwell yes06:42
Kinnisonthe default policy has been 'charge' for some time now06:42
mdke_right06:42
mdke_thanks06:42
hungerjanimo: I get a pop-up informing me about the crash, one per app.06:47
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hungerJust got a message that my panel is still running on login.06:52
hungerSo I slayed (aka. send a kill signal) to all processes of that user... which locked up my box hard (no ping, nothing:-()06:53
seb128known bug06:53
hungerseb128: Good! Then I do not need to send a bugreport:-)06:54
mdke_Kinnison, oh hang on, it doesn't display when _fully charged_?06:54
seb128no need ;)06:54
slomoKamion: please promote mono-tools (and nant/nunit) to main... main inclusion reports were approved by pitti more than a week ago :)06:55
Kamionslomo: already done earlier today06:55
slomoKamion: oh cool... didn't notice it yet. thanks :)06:56
hungerseb128: Wait a sec... is it a known bug that the panel stays around after a logout or that the bex freezes when killing all processes of a user?06:58
hungers/bex/box/06:58
seb128panel staying around, there is some bugs about it06:59
seb128freeze the box is a linux issue06:59
seb128no app can freeze a box06:59
seb128or xorg issue if it breaks all the input06:59
hungerseb128: I know...07:00
hungerseb128: but it still is a bug (even though I have no idea what to report that against, so I won't).07:00
seb128sure it is, but probably not easy to figure it07:00
hungerMight be X or kernel...07:01
seb128need a good bug with backtrace, stracing, log, etc07:01
hungerseb128: Yes:-( But I can't get that from my frozen box. So let's just assume it never happened;-)07:01
Kinnisonmdke_: well once fully charged, it's no longer (dis)charging so no, by default the icon does not display under that circumstance07:02
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DizietDamn, I forgot to prime my ccache and now this ff build is taking forever.07:06
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DizietArgh, apt is very annoying.07:15
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DizietHow can I test `dist-upgrade but with these .debs here replacing the corresponding ones' ?07:16
KeybukDiziet: I thought you only used dpkg-ftp ;)07:16
DizietYes, and Mozilla, and Emacs 19, etc.  But this is company time which is different :-).07:16
KeybukDiziet: random FF question ... if I double click on a "ram" file on the desktop, realplay loads.07:16
Keybukif I click on a ram link in FF, totem loads07:16
Keybukand FF no longer lets me change that07:17
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Dizietkeybuk: This is the `you have chosen to open' dialogue.  It's coming back but it still won't be the gnome app selector.07:17
Keybukok, iz bug then07:17
rcaskey_hey all, I did a dist-upgrade for the first time in almost a week and now all sound is playing back through my PC speaker ;)07:17
rcaskey_any ideas on what package to file that bug against?07:17
Keybukrcaskey_: kernel? alsa-drivers? something like that07:18
Keybukyou'll need to give a *lot* of information for that one07:18
rcaskey_Keybuk: joy, any suggestions?07:18
Keybukfor example, how your PC speaker manages to produce more sounds than just "beep"07:18
Keybukwhich sounds rather like your PC speaker is actually connected to the output of your sound card07:18
rcaskey_Keybuk: it's a G5, they have those "business audio" speakers built in07:19
Keybukrcaskey_: what sound card you have, output of "lspci" and "lspci -n -v", etc.07:19
rcaskey_I think even Dells have that as an option now07:19
Keybukalso check things like the volume control07:20
Keybukyou may find you have the option to turn down the speaker and up the output jack07:20
Keybukcould be that the last update added support for the internal one07:21
=== Diziet installs breezy for the third time today.
KinnisonDiziet: You need vmware07:24
KinnisonDiziet: or I guess qemu07:24
ograquemu only if youre very very patient :)07:25
Kinnisonogra: :-)07:25
Mithrandirqemu with accellerator is supposedly not so bad.07:25
Kinnisonogra: I remember testing the warty livecd in qemu07:25
sladeninfinity: http://www.paul.sladen.org/ubuntu/upload/usplash_0.1-31usplashdown1.debdiff http://www.paul.sladen.org/ubuntu/upload/sysvinit_2.86.ds1-6ubuntu17-usplashdown1.debdiff for the reverse-video on usplashdown07:27
ograMithrandir, you mean the kernel module ? or is there something i'm not aware of07:28
Mithrandirogra: yes, the kernel module.07:28
sladenKinnison: it's only about 15minutes to desktop without the accelorator ;-)07:28
Mithrandirsladen: if you could track down wtf is up with qemu + windows and the live cd, I'd appreciate. :-)07:29
sladenMithrandir: in what way?  anyting in particular07:29
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Mithrandirsladen: you filed a bug about it not working, iirc?07:29
Kinnisonsladen: aye, but once you hit desktop you pause the emu, save the state, and then you have a breezy snapshot you can work with for upgrade tests :-)07:29
sladenMithrandir: yeah, that wasn't specific to windows or qemu, nor was it repeatable..07:30
sladenKinnison: cooo.  like it07:30
Kinnisonsladen: I used to use qemu's snapshots for doing linux kernel dev07:30
Kinnisonsladen: I had a qemu setup so that I started the qemu machine, pressed <enter> it mounted the virtual cdrom with the new module on it, loaded it, and ran the test suite07:31
Kinnisonsladen: then when it crashed, I could compile a fix, make a new iso, rinse and repeat07:31
sladenKinnison: juicy07:31
Mithrandirsladen: the /dev/null 660 bug?  If you can't repeat it, I'll just close it with "result of too much cosmic radiation" or something. :-)07:32
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sladenMithrandir: yup.  If I don't see it again in the next 24hours I will.  Any suggestions what codepath would have got there?07:33
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sladenMithrandir: in the same session that happened, there was no pointer and no /dev/input/mice either07:33
Mithrandirsladen: udevd could be freaking out, for some reason.07:33
Mithrandirsladen: I think I saw it in a circumstance a bit like that..07:33
Dizietkinnison: I have Xen and LVM which I'm working on for automated testing; I might be able to use it for this too but of course I'm in too much of a hurry to set it up for this ...07:34
KinnisonDiziet: :-)07:34
Mithrandirsladen: actually, it's a squashfs bug which I thought was fixed in newer kernels.  Can you verify that you have a semi-recent snapshot and try to reproduce it?  IIRC, it could be caused by a broken kernel module somehow.07:35
DizietXen is soooo coool.  Even though it is a bit annoying at times.07:35
Mithrandiranyway, cinema.07:35
DizietMy question about apt was serious, btw.  I need to test a dist-upgrade but have it use my newly-built to-be-tested ff packages instead of the real ones.07:35
hungerDiziet: Would be cool to have Xen in ubuntu:-)07:35
Diziethunger: It's not in Debian yet.  There are some, erm, problems with the upstream packaging.  There are guys working on it.07:36
hungerDiziet: The problem is with the kernel stuff.07:36
DizietThe thing is, the hard part is setting up a machine to be a Xen host.  You have to have a different kernel, mess with the boot config, etc.  All easy if done by hand but quite a PITA to do safely automatically.07:36
DizietThe current unofficial packages are quite good - they get you most of the way there and just leave the tricky (dangerous) bits to you.07:37
hungerDiziet: The userspace stuff is pretty simple.07:37
DizietYes.07:37
Robot101er, provided your networking config is simple07:37
DizietI meant the current unoffial hypervisor.07:37
DizietYes, the default networking scripts are a bit TOTALLY INSANE.07:38
DizietAnd upstream seem to be ignoring me about their stupid tcp csum `optimisation'.07:38
DizietI might go and badger them on the -devel list instead :-).07:38
Robot101rename eth0 to peth0. make a new virtual interface pair with yourself. make up some MAC addresses. join some interfaces together in a bridge. smoke lots of crack. copy some IP addresses around...07:38
hungerDiziet: The hypervisor is simple to package, too... (apart from integrating it into grub of course).07:39
Robot101it doesn't help that the bridge code is just buggy07:39
Robot101if your network wibbles in a certain way, you win an interface you can never use again with the bridge07:39
DizietJoy.07:39
sladenMithrandir: that's a point, I also have a backtrace from squashfs.ko crashing07:39
DizietThe supplied route scripts are less insane.  Although they do turn on ip_forward without asking, which is a bit loony.07:39
Robot101Diziet: I've been quite tempted to just rip a lot of it out and set up what we actually want in /etc/network/interfaces07:40
Robot101at least we'll know what the hell is going on then07:40
DizietYes.  My testbed builder script just writes /etc/network/interfaces for you.07:40
DizietAnd uses a script=<its own script> which does a more sensible thing.07:41
Robot101the vif-bridge script is reasonable, make a virtual interface, add it to the bridge07:41
Robot101yeah07:41
DizietRight.  It's the setup that's insane.07:41
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Robot101I don't like the way that xencons mystically disappears your serial devices07:41
Robot101that's *fucking annoying*07:41
DizietYou have to have   <distro>.adt.<your-domain-here>  in your DNS for my script, which is a bit evil, but I haven't done any config parsing for it :-).07:42
Robot101if xencons is on, both your hardware serial devices disappear, so you can't use ttyS1 from userland any more07:42
Dizietrobot101: Hrmf.  Also, the handling of the VGA and keyboard is a bit mad.07:42
Robot101and also if you have serial built as a module, that module fails to load, so you can't use any PCI serial devices either07:42
Robot101so we've got some totally insane bodge together of built-in serial that doesn't work, bios console redirection, and hnnarhghn nangllkrha nrnad07:43
sladenRobot101: presumbly you map the real serial devices to one of the virtual kernels?07:43
Robot101sladen: oh no, that'd actually work. they removed the ability to delegate PCI devices to domains in the initial 3.0 release, I think its back now.07:43
DizietOn the other hand, unlike just about every other virtualisation scheme out there, it doesn't totally suck.07:44
Robot101sladen: but the hypervisor itself sits on both hardware serial ports, and then exposes only one of them as your /dev/tty in dom0.07:44
sladenRobot101: did they start employing feature-removal experts from GNOME?07:44
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coyctecmthere are some updates for breezy but depencies are not ok07:44
Robot101sladen: which if you had a pair of machines which were serial consoling each other, is more than slightly annoying07:44
sladenRobot101: in that case, the hypervisor is buggy07:45
rcaskey_Keybuk: thanks for your help, filed at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/3423707:45
Ubugtumalone bug 34237 in alsa-driver "Powermac G5 plays audio from internal speaker when speakers are connected" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  07:45
Robot101sladen: actually, it might be the serial driver, if it can't get both ttyS0 and ttyS1, it bails07:45
Robot101sladen: but the way that "xencons" pretends to be your ttyS0 is just sheer crack cut with iron filings07:46
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sladenRobot101: so, setserial ttyS1 uart none  doesn't help 07:48
Robot101sladen: no, that'd talk to the serial driver, which has already failed to load and given up on both ttyS0 and S107:49
DizietDoes that mean no-one knows the answer to my apt question ?  Perhaps you can't do it with apt.07:49
DizietI could use dpkg-ftp but I suspect that's not quite going to be an accurate test of the normal user experience.07:49
Robot101Diziet: you need to make a Packages list and add the packages to sources.list07:50
mvoDiziet: what was your apt question again?07:51
Dizietrobot101: Urgh, pain.07:51
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Robot101Diziet: apt has a file:/ method, and you don't need to do a full dists/bla/bla tree, you can just do deb file://home/foo/bar /07:52
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sladenDiziet: sudo dpkg -i firefox*iwj*.deb   Ctrl-C  sudo apt-get dist-upgrade ?07:52
Dizietsladen: I tried that already.  That's why I'm reinstalling.07:53
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DizietRobot101: Ah, thanks.  I'll try that.07:53
Robot101Diziet: then obviously apt-ftparchive packages . >Packages or dpkg-scanpackages . /dev/null >Packages07:54
Robot101depending on how you feel on that particular day. :)07:54
mvoDiziet: do you know when you will come to london to talk about malone?07:54
Dizietdpkg-scanpackages seemed to work nicely.07:55
Dizietmvo: Week after next, probably.07:55
DizietThe sprint is still going then IIRC ?07:55
mvoDiziet: yes, AFAIK it's two weeks07:56
Robot101surely it might become more of a bedraggled crawl after that long? :)07:56
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DizietTomorrow I'll send a mail inviting the distro team to think about what they want me to say to you, and then hopefully they'll all mail me while I'm on holiday and I can clarify when I get back and come to London on Wed or Thu or so.07:59
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sabdflJaneW: how do you like the spec system changes?08:03
rcaskey_btw fridge is busted08:04
rcaskey_top tabs are in the middle of the 2nd article08:05
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BenCUnpacking slocate (from .../slocate_2.7-4_i386.deb) ...08:11
BenCRemoving `diversion of /etc/cron.daily/find to /etc/cron.daily/find.notslocate by slocate'08:11
BenCdpkg-divert: rename involves overwriting `/etc/cron.daily/find' with08:11
BenC  different file `/etc/cron.daily/find.notslocate', not allowed08:11
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BenCanyone know what is up with that? That is supposedly from a fresh install of breezy trying to upgrade08:11
BenCs/upgrade/update/ to latest security patches08:14
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Dizietbenc: I just upgraded a fresh breezy to latest security patches.  Three times today already.  And it didn't do that :-).08:19
BenCdid slocate end up being installed?08:20
ograita in the default install, it should be there08:20
ogra*its08:21
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DizietBenC: Yes.,08:27
BenCsomehow this guy can't seem to get a clean install to start with, and then he has this problem after the install08:28
BenCalso, somehow his sources.list is showing http://.archive.ubuntu.com (notice the period before archive)08:29
ograthere was a bug during development where mirrors were not prefixed right i remember ...08:29
BenCthis is a released Ubuntu 5.10 CD, supposedly08:30
ograhmm08:30
ogrado you know his locale ? 08:30
BenCI think korea, but I'm not positive08:33
mdke_Kinnison, that's what has bothered everyone on the desktop list. it should def. display when fully charged too. Otherwise, to figure out your battery is fully charged, you have to rely on the _absence_ of the icon, which is crazy stuff.08:38
Kinnisonmdke_: I may yet change it back to 'always' now that 'always' means 'always unless you're a desktop'08:38
mdke_Kinnison, oh that would be wonderful.08:39
mdke_Kinnison, i suppose there is no chance of taking it out of the notification area and putting in the applet area? =)08:39
ogramdke_, that'd be a rewrite and you would get problems displaying this many icons ...08:41
ograg-p-m handles way more than laptop batteries08:42
ogras/handles/is designed to handle :)/s08:42
mdke_ogra, yes, it was a joke. I know it can't be done for this release. But it shouldn't be in the notification area, in the long term08:43
Kinnisonmdke_: try using g-p-m on a machine with a UPS and wireless keyboard and mouse plugged in08:43
ograyeah08:43
mdke_i don't mind, I'll be happy if you set 'always'08:44
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KamionBenC: sounds like a weird choose-mirror bug which I thought was fixed08:53
Kamionactually, no, probably apt-setup08:53
KamionBenC: he should file a bug on apt-setup (as a first guess) with /var/log/syslog from the installer08:53
BenCKamion: well, I asked him to try a new install using UK08:53
Kamionwhich is /var/log/installer/syslog after installation08:53
KamionBenC: I'd very much like to extract the syslog before he blats it08:54
Kamionmeh, UI sprint lot have disappeared08:54
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BenCKamion: I'll see if I can get the log08:54
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BenCdo raw-installer uploads have to be added to the archive by-hand?10:14
bronsonIs there any talk about packaging ivtv for Ubuntu?10:25
tsengivtv requires binary firmware that isnt distributable10:26
tsengits not exactly a candidate imo10:26
bronsonThat's too bad.  Dapper makes a pretty good myth box.  I love the short boot times.10:27
tsengwe typically dont ship half of a driver10:27
bronsonYou mean without the firmware?10:28
tsengyes10:28
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bronsonDo you suppose a mscorefonts-style download would be OK?10:30
bronsonSeems like it would be -- the files are on multiple sites for free download.10:30
bronsonThe problem is shipping *with* Ubuntu.10:30
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bronsonAssuming the firmware isn't a problem, how tough would it be to make an ivtv package?10:33
bronsonThe problem would be keeping up with all the new kernels.10:33
bronsonI would like to package ivtv... but I can't imagine spinning a new package every week...10:34
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trappistcould package ivtv source and let m-a build it10:39
bronsontrappist, m-a?10:41
trappistmodule-assistant10:41
bronsonsounds good.10:42
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trappistof course if you could get ivtv into the kernel package, you wouldn't have to keep up with anything10:43
bronsonamen to that.10:43
bronsonthey're working on it... about half done.10:43
bronsonbut that was the easy half.  i2c drivers & stuff like that.10:43
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trappistno I mean into the ubuntu kernel, not the linus kernel10:43
bronsonOh.10:43
bronsonWell, true.  I'd ask Ben?10:43
trappistmight see if they're interested in #ubuntu-kernel10:44
bronsonok, will do.10:44
trappistI'm guessing no, though10:44
trappistseeing as how it wants that pesky firmware10:44
trappistbut it's worth a shot10:44
bronsonWell, *I'd* say no, if I were maintaining it10:44
bronsonbut, as you say, worth a shot.  :)10:44
trappistmaybe somebody over there has a new hauppauge card and will be sympathetic :)10:45
thetidethese need to go today 2 laptops, both made by good manufacturers. price is 500$ each for them and include shipping, case and wireless router.  message me if interested on aim at ogd443 or msn at mcsltd2@hotmail.com10:45
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thetidethese need to go today 2 laptops, both made by good manufacturers. price is 500$ each for them and include shipping, case and wireless router.  message me if interested on aim at ogd443 or msn at mcsltd2@hotmail.com11:03
bronsonop bronson11:03
bronsonheh11:03
bronsonthetide is systematically spamming a whole bunch of channels.  sigh.11:07
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CarlFKtrying to scp the logs off from todays dapper "cups error"  - what do I anna-install to get scp?11:53
CarlFKanna-install openssh-client-udeb11:55
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KamionFYI: all archive processing stalled, soyuz bug12:01

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