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robertjwould it be too late to get Wesnoth added to gnome-app-install?12:47
robertjoh doh, it's already there under "Battle for Wesnoth"12:48
robertj<blush />12:48
LaserJockrobertj: glad we could help ;-)12:49
nictuku-)12:49
=== Burgwork waves the retroactive feature request wand
LaserJockthose are my favorite bug fixes12:50
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Burgworkrobertj, generally, if it has a .desktop file, it should already be in g-a-i12:58
Burgworkrobertj, what would be great is to find things that don't have a .desktop file and file a bug for those12:58
Burgworkpreferably with a .desktop in the bug12:58
robertjyeah, I wonder if Wesnoth 1.1 should be shipped w/ dapper, it's a development release and online multiplayer doesn't work12:59
robertjwhereas 1.0 is stable and has online multiplayer12:59
Kyralhmm12:59
Kyralhow wanted is an easy setup for Xen in Dapper?12:59
BurgworkKyral, not likely for dapper, but dapper+112:59
KyralYah I should have said in general lol12:59
BurgworkKyral, as we are too late into freeze01:00
Burgworkbut yes, Xen would be great01:00
=== Kyral has been obsessed with Xen recently, hence his lack of Ubuntu work
Burgworksomebody did some work for SoC01:00
KyralYah01:00
KyralEd Despard01:00
Kyralhe went to my university :P01:00
KyralWe had his server around in the COSI until recently01:00
LaserJockhmmm01:01
KyralI guess I could start by writing something for the Wiki (my domain azuredreams.us runs on XenBreezy)01:01
infinityLaserJock: Giving it back isn't going to help, it needs some scons abuse love first.01:04
LaserJockinfinity: yeah, slomo told me about that01:05
LaserJockinfinity: is that in the works?01:06
Mezjdub: ping01:07
Mezjdub isnt here01:07
Mezhmm01:07
BurgworkMez, he was active in gnome-hackers on gimpnet not 5 minutes ago01:08
jdubMez: pong (geez, give me a second at least...)01:08
Mezoh hey jdub :D01:08
Mezdidnt see you there :d01:08
MezIt's not showing you in /names01:08
Mezjdub: is it me - or does it seem a bit wrong to be able to - with the default ubuntu setup have the word "bullshit" appear in huge letters on your screen?01:08
Mez(and quite possibly in the edubuntu default install too - havent tested that yet)01:09
jdubif you gave me some context, i could probably answer01:09
infinityLaserJock: I'll sort it today.01:09
Mezjdub: context01:09
Mezyou're sitting there nicely doodling on a pad next to your computer 01:10
LaserJockinfinity: oh cool. Thanks.01:10
Mezthe screensaver kicks in and you see the words "wave your bullshit wand with me" scrolling across the screen01:10
jdubif you're saying that planet ubuntu shouldn't be used as the RSS source for the screensavers, i agree.01:11
jdubi dunno why you're asking me though.01:11
Mezjdub: is that where it came from?01:11
jdubsounds like a worthwhile bug.01:11
Mezjdub: didnt know it was getting it from planet01:11
jduband i'd suggest using the fridge instead.01:11
Mezbut it jsut severly f**ked up a presentation :D01:11
KyralActually I should email Jeff about linking in my blog to Planet01:11
jdubplease do - planet ubuntu is a bit slow ;-)01:12
Mezjdub: I only asked you as your name appeared next to it01:12
MezI didnt know it was getting it from planet01:12
jdubogra: ping (rss url in screensavers)01:12
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Mezbut It's not good when trying to persuade people the ability of ubuntu to hae that scrolling across the screen on a projector ;)01:13
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Mezjdub: should I report a bug01:13
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jdubMez: yeah01:14
Mezx-screensaver?01:14
jdubMez: make sure to cc ogra on it01:14
jdubyeah01:14
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Mezhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xscreensaver/+bug/3482901:17
Ubugtumalone bug 34829 in xscreensaver "RSS feed from planet" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  01:17
Mezhey jdong 01:17
jdonghey, mez01:17
jdongDapper's coming together quite nicely01:18
jdongI've upgraded most of my systems over to Dapper01:18
jdongsuccessful upgrades, BTW01:18
jdonggreat work, everyone01:18
Mezjdong: couldnt agree more01:19
Mezthough - the orange ...01:19
jdongMez: it brightens up my desktop a bit :)01:19
jdongand I appreciate that01:19
jdongMez: aren't you a kubuntu user anyway? ;)01:19
Mezjdong: yes01:19
Mezso I'm lucky01:19
MezI get blue01:19
jdongHEH01:20
Kyralmmm KDE...01:20
jdonggeez is cdimage.ubuntu.com slow01:20
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Mezjdub: oh, your blog is down01:20
jdubyep01:24
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PuppiesOnAcidHow come XChat wasn't included in Dapper Flight 5?01:25
BurgworkPuppiesOnAcid, we are no longer shipping a seperate IRC client01:26
=== sivang also neesd his blog to be in planel, when he starts to write on it.
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Kyral"seperate"01:26
Kyralwasn't XChat the default client?01:26
Burgworksivang, I want to see backup hotness01:26
PuppiesOnAcidBurgwork: What'st he reason for that?  I'm just curious.01:26
jdubKyral: you can install xchat very easily01:26
BurgworkPuppiesOnAcid, not enough of the user base is actuallly using irc01:26
jdubBurgwork: don't confuse it by saying it like that01:26
PuppiesOnAcidBurgwork: Ah, interesting.01:27
Burgworkjdub, hmm?01:27
Kyraljdub, I know :P01:27
Burgworkthat is my understanding01:27
Kyraljdub, frankly I use Konversation or Irssi01:27
Burgworkoh, I said seperate because of gaim01:27
jdubBurgwork: that's a very confusing and roundabout way to say what we've done01:27
jdubexactly01:27
jdubthat's irrelevant :001:27
Burgworkok01:27
jdub:) rather01:27
KyralBurgwork, you consider GAIM's lame excuse of a client an IRC Client?01:27
BurgworkKyral, it exists. It has no bearing on not shipping xchat01:28
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jdub"we're not shipping a gui irc client out of the box, because it only serves the needs of a very small niche"01:28
Kyraljdub, doesn't the default homepage mention IRC? (I haven't seen it in a while)01:28
jdub"you can install it very easily in moments"01:28
jdubKyral: i believe that's changed01:29
BurgworkKyral, yes it does and the doc team is discussing what to do01:29
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jdub(but it wasn't a hugely useful thing to say anyway)01:29
Kyraloy oy oy01:29
KyralI'm just getting flashbacks to the reason why Build-Essential isn't installed by default...01:29
Burgworkneither b-e or xchat is going to be used by your mother, or the guy in the next cubicle01:30
jdubman, the rationale for skipping b-e is even stronger than xchat01:30
KyralBurgwork, you don't know how much crap I get from my Linux friends about the fact that they have to manually install a compiler01:30
BurgworkKyral, there are lots of other linux distros out there...01:31
Burgworkplus, it really is easy to install01:31
KyralBurgwork, I know, I sometimes just get sick of the multiple jokes at Ubuntu's expense in the COSI01:31
Kyralit's just venting ATM01:31
Burgworkwhat people really want is a stable system01:31
Kyral"Ubuntu is for Communists"01:31
HrdwrBoBapt-get install build-essential is so head?01:32
jdubKyral: technically proficient person being teased by technically proficient people for installing something that is not of interest or use to 99% of the population is not great rationale for shipping something that is not of interest or use to 99% of the population01:32
HrdwrBoBhard01:32
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Burgworkmy boss is busy discovering what happens when you base your product on a non-stable platform (Fedora)01:32
KyralHrdwrBoB, I think its just taking cracks at Ubuntu's success01:32
HrdwrBoBKyral: it's basically old school unix people who think that things should be hard01:32
HrdwrBoBand can't see a reason why you would make it easy01:33
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KyralHrdwrBoB, I get that way sometimes lol01:33
sladentechnical jab at jdub01:33
jdubsladen: actually take a jab then01:33
KyralI'm one of those idiots who gets nostaligic at doing the ./configure && make && sudo make install dance01:33
Kyralwho wants to do a LFS install "just to see what its like"01:35
Kyral-ERANT01:35
BurgworkI am not and that is why I like Ubuntu01:35
KyralBurgwork, Oh I get lazy sometimes. But I'm curious as all hell01:35
BurgworkI don't call it lazy. I have a finite amount of time. I would rather spend it on more interesting (to me) things01:36
LaserJockBurgwork: +101:36
KyralBurgwork, and this is interesting lol01:36
=== sivang had the privilige to see how things evolved from sort of that way, to the out of the box way currently in dapper. this is _sweet_
KyralI mean I COULD have done my webserver without Xen01:37
Kyraland have it done easier01:37
HrdwrBoBKyral: I'm old and agree with Burgwork 01:37
Kyralbut I wanted to learn about Xen01:37
HrdwrBoBI choose to spend my time on more productive things01:37
jdubKyral: different use case01:37
KyralThen again, Burgwork, you guilt trip people into packaging for you :P01:37
BurgworkKyral, I find packaging hard and baffling. That time thing again01:38
Kyrallol01:38
KyralBurgwork, I know :P01:38
Kyralack! Gotta fetch the dog!01:38
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Kyralsorry for the rant lol01:38
KyralI mean I know people want things to just work. When I install my on my laptop I want it to go quick01:39
Kyral(why am I using Debian Sid then...)01:39
KyralAcutally when I do that Xen thing (maybe, depends on how much time I have during he summer)01:41
KyralI plan to write a GUI for it as well01:41
Kyralgranted this means learning PyGTK and how to integrate it into the GNOME and KDE control centers...01:43
Kyralbut, more tools under my belt, more skills to go on the resume01:43
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Kyralhey bddebian02:21
bddebianHowdy Kyral02:21
tritiumhey bddebian02:22
bddebiantritium!!!02:22
tritium:)02:22
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nate_can someone point me to the d-i preseed file docs?05:18
infinityRiddell: kde-systemsettings is FTBFS, seems to want to $DISPLAY set during the build or some such..05:21
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robscheckhas anyone already packaged up gnash (FSF's flash player) on any of the repos?05:29
LaserJockSeveas: ping?05:36
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infinityLaserJock: supercollider isn't 64-bit clean, it looks like.  Fails on ia64 and amd64 while trying to cast a 64-bit int to a 32-bit one (Woo, special).. Looking at a successful build on one of the 32-bit arches, it looks like the source suffers from type schizophrenia all over the place.  Fix all the warning on i386, and it'll be happy on amd64.05:59
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LaserJockinfinity: ok, thanks for looking at it06:00
infinityLaserJock: Anyhow, the buildd problem that was making it fail everywhere has been fixed, so if you fix the type issues, it'll be all good.06:02
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dholbachmorning08:51
Burgundaviamorning dholbach08:52
Mithrandiriz triplicate dholbach.08:52
dholbachMithrandir: :-p08:52
infinityAh-ha, just the man I was looking for.08:54
infinitydholbach: gnome-applets is FTBFS on all arches, and it's ALL YOUR FAULT.08:54
infinitydholbach: Or something. :)08:54
dholbachinfinity: merci08:55
dholbachwill poke it08:55
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sivangmorning all09:18
sivangBurgundavia: can I use you as a helping hand then ? :)09:19
Burgundaviasivang: for which? testing?09:19
sivangBurgundavia: erm, a bit of development still to go? 09:20
sivangmorning dholbach , Mithrandir 09:20
Mithrandirhi sivang09:20
sivangand former canadian infinity 09:20
Burgundaviasivang: you asking me to produce actual code? That wierd stuff called "C" or "Python"? :)09:20
dholbachhi sivang09:20
sivangBurgundavia: ah ah ah09:20
sivangBurgundavia: the less weird Python :)09:20
Burgundaviayou really don't want to see my python09:21
BurgundaviaI realized about a year ago that my talents are better suited away from code, packaging and those internal bits09:21
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fabbionedholbach: ping?09:31
dholbachfabbione: pong09:31
fabbionedholbach: i am having an issue with libgstreamer.. is there any way i can enable some extra debugging options without rebuiling?09:32
fabbione(using gdb is not an option atm)09:32
dholbachfabbione: what does it do/not do?09:32
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fabbionedholbach: it BusError on sparc when used in combination with liboil. I need to find the code in libgstreamer that does use liboil.09:33
fabbionedholbach: so i am reducing the complexity of the code to get there.. and turned to be enough to call gst_init to make a mess09:34
dholbachthere are quite some parts which use liboil09:34
fabbionedholbach: now.. i need to step trough gst_init -> gst_init_check to see where it dies09:34
fabbionedholbach: it's right at initialization09:34
fabbioneso i don't need to get utterly crazy09:34
dholbachwe have *-dbg packages09:35
fabbioneyes and they are installed09:35
fabbionebut it seems there is the option to enable some extra printf?09:35
fabbione  ctx = g_option_context_new ("- GStreamer initialization");09:35
fabbionefor example09:35
fabbionehow can i make that stuff to be logged somewhere?09:35
dholbachchecking09:36
fabbionethanks09:36
dholbach'--gst-debug-level=5'09:37
dholbachhttp://live.gnome.org/Bugsquad/TriageGuide/ProductSpecificGuidelines09:37
fabbioneok thanks09:39
dholbachthank you09:39
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jsgotangcolol @ Seveas09:50
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zakamehi all09:58
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MithrandirSeveas: you might want to +o yourself to be ready to kick people to get the crowd to be quiet.10:02
Seveasyeah10:02
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jonohey, what time is the community meeting today ?10:57
Treenaksjono: now, on ubuntu-meeting10:57
Treenaksjono: (1 hour ago, but still going)10:57
jdubjono: but it is not random discussion. ie. ssshhh. :)10:58
jono:)10:58
jonoso have I missed anything major in the meeting?11:02
jonois the delay confirmed?11:02
Treenaksjono: no, not really11:02
jonoahh11:02
Mithrandirjono: no, it's not confirmed and won't be decided now anyway.  There's a meeting tonight too.11:02
Treenaksjono: first hour or so was summing up comments/etc11:03
Treenaksjono: now sabdfl is replying11:03
Mithrandirjono: read the log as posted in topic on u-m11:03
jonoahhh of course11:03
jonoMithrandir, cool11:03
jdubogra: suse article?11:04
whiprushogra: link pls.11:04
whiprushjono: did you get my book feedback?11:04
jonowhiprush, certainly did, great feedback11:05
jonowhiprush, the chapter I wrote was a little rushed due to insane schedules, so the feedback has been really useful :)11:05
jonoI have added lots of new bits to it :)11:05
whiprushjono: this book will rule nonetheless. :)11:05
jonoit will with feedback like yours whiprush :)11:05
ograwhiprush, jdub printed press11:06
jonocan anyone make comments in this meeting or only certain people ?11:06
Treenaksjono: if you have a comment, /msg Seveas 11:07
jonook11:07
jdubogra: synopsis?11:08
ograjdub, suse got a very bad article in yesterdays german "linux user" 11:09
ograessentially about missing features, missing drivers and that they didnt even make it even they postponed the release 4 weeks11:09
jdubah11:12
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highvoltagei'm asking here, as apposed to in meeting, has the option of having two 6.04 releases been mentioned yet, as in a 6.04 dapper, and then another 6.06 enterprise dapper?11:22
jdubhighvoltage: btw, nexenta has always been based on ubuntu11:23
jdubhighvoltage: yes, very early on, and discarded - we can't develop so many branches11:23
highvoltagejdub: ok on multi-versions, perhaps i should update my blog entry... /me grumbles...11:24
jonojdub, every time you say "heavy metal" in the meeting, my knees quiver with metal pride :P11:26
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sivangseb128: do you have any idea what ubuntu-fr are using for their content management?11:32
sivangsmurf: is there a possibility to have MoinMoin as it's on the ubuntu.com website installed for a loco team site?11:33
seb128no11:33
sivangsmurf: (provided it's no longer Zope/Plone as I Understood)11:33
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vuntz_sivang: for the ubuntu-fr wiki?11:36
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MithrandirSeveas: (re the "Never seen a CEO take the community so serious" comment)  read http://azure.humbug.org.au/~aj/blog/2005/06/07?seemore=y ; scroll down to "community". :-)11:37
vuntz_sivang: or the content management for antoher page?11:37
Kamionjono: my notes on the issue you raised say:11:38
Kamion  * Diagnosed why partition automounting isn't working in the11:38
Kamion    auto-resize case (method and acting_filesystem files not copied over11:38
Kamion    to the new partman device directory). Not yet sure why or how to fix11:38
Kamion    it.11:38
Kamionjono: AFAIK it's only a problem in the case where you're resizing an existing Windows partition11:38
Kamionjono: and it's just a bug, not a new feature that needs to be added11:38
seb128Kamion: there is no automounting on the liveCD neither11:39
Kamionseb128: Mithrandir had code for that; not sure what happened to it11:39
seb128Kamion: people tend to be disapointed by that because usually when they use the liveCD they would like to be able to use their win partition from the box11:39
seb128Mithrandir: ping?11:40
Mithrandirseb128: pong11:40
Kamionbut that's an entirely separate problem, and not my problem ;)11:40
seb128k11:40
Kamionyay conflation11:40
seb128Mithrandir: auto-mounting on win partitions for liveCD will happen before dapper?11:40
seb128s/on/of11:40
Mithrandirseb128: we could do that, sure.11:40
Mithrandirjust mount them all in /media should work?11:40
jonoKamion, from the users perspective it would be useful if any windows partitions were detected and device icons placed on the desktop11:41
seb128Mithrandir: yep11:41
jonoKamion, is that a resize issue?11:41
pittiI guess we could grab unmounted vfat partitions from hal and automount them11:41
pittibut that would require us to change our policy wrt to that11:41
seb128Mithrandir: that seems to be one of the frequent complain of people trying it on their box, they expect to be able to use their win partition (ie: have icons for them on the desktop)11:41
Mithrandirpitti: the live cd can do whatever it wants to.  I'll probably chuck them in the fstab.11:41
pittiMithrandir: true11:42
Mithrandirseb128: I'm wondering if we should mount them R/O or not, as IIRC, NTFS writing isn't too well supported.11:42
pittiMithrandir: hmm, since the installer already puts them into fstab by default, that should reasonably settle installs too11:42
jonoI think its a real showstopper for many people - you install this awesome distro graphically and then need need to hack /etc/fstab to get your windows disks to work11:42
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Kamionjono: Windows partitions are put in fstab already if you're not using the auto-resize thing11:42
mjg59The kernel will refuse to mount ntfs partitions read/write unless you force it11:42
mjg59So if they're going in fstab, they might as well go in rw11:43
Kamionjono: if you know of cases where it fails to work if you *aren't* resizing an existing Windows partition, I would like to know about it11:43
seb128Mithrandir: vfat RW, ntfs RO11:43
jonoKamion, ahhh maybe I am wrong11:43
Mithrandirseb128: agreed, but we'll get complaints about it.11:43
seb128there is no other way around11:43
Kamionjono: icons on the desktop aren't my problem or domain of expertise11:43
seb128ntfs writting doesn't work11:43
mjg59Mithrandir: NTFS write support is broken to the point where creating, removing or resizing files will corrupt the filesystem11:43
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Mithrandirmjg59: joy.11:44
spaceyjono: my ntfs disk is available in dapper, i never requested that11:44
mjg59Mithrandir: But that's ok, because even if you ask to mount it rw, the kernel will ignore you11:44
Kamionjono: it is possible that it's broken in cases other than auto-resize - I'm serious about wanting bug reports about that11:44
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jonoKamion, ok, but are you willling to deal with the wrath of Susan when I install dapper on her machine and it eats the world :P11:45
ogramdz, http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/LtspBoot :)11:45
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martycan't ubuntu have a "out-of-box-experience" dialog that asks users how they want to handle the NTFS partitions it has found.  i definitely wouldn't want NTFS write my default for atleast  6 months or more of solid testing in the wild11:49
seb128marty: why asking, we just have to mount seems has readonly11:50
seb128s/has/as11:50
jdubmarty: how would you word that dialogue such that it didn't sound like the doc in BTTF explaining how the flux capacitor works?11:50
Treenaksjdub: Marty McFly?11:51
jdubTreenaks: i don't think that would adequately explain the issue11:51
Treenaksjdub: it does explain the BTTF experience11:51
whiprushflux capacitor ... fluxing11:52
tepsipakkimjg59: making ntfs show up as rw in fstab would confuse people11:53
martyjdub, true true - i guess might not want to scare the natives11:53
ograjdub !!!!11:54
seb128Kinnison: new g-p-m if you want to update it11:54
ograbug 3482911:54
Ubugtumalone bug 34829 in xscreensaver "RSS feed from planet" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3482911:54
seb128ogra: did you do the g-s-s update yesterday?11:54
ograjdub, calm your voice !11:54
ograseb128, yep11:54
seb128k, just cleaning the "to package" list :p11:55
ograseb128, ppc ftbfs though11:55
jdubogra: hrm?11:55
seb128pitti: you did do g-v-m yet?11:55
seb128ogra: where do you find build logs nowadays?11:55
ograjdub, see 3482911:55
jduboh yeah11:55
jdubyou should totally use the fridge feed instead11:55
seb128https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+builds page has logs from previous month11:55
ograhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnome-screensaver/2.14.0-0ubuntu111:55
Kamionmarty: there's no point until the kernel doesn't eat filesystems when you turn it on11:56
ograseb128, see the right portlet11:56
seb128ogra: you go package by package?11:56
ograits a bit tricky to get there 11:56
seb128ogra: that's not suitable when you do 40 uploads in a row :/11:56
ograseb128, its the best opportunity until the buildlog page is fixed11:56
jdubROAR sebuild ROAR11:56
seb128ogra: yeah, I know that page, but I don't want to browse every single upload I did11:56
seb128ogra: other is to wait for bugs, that's what I'm going to do11:57
ograseb128, i understand ... i'm not fond of the logs page either11:57
seb128jdub: :)11:57
ograbut there are more important LP bugs i guess11:57
pittiseb128: no, sorry, but I will now11:58
pittiKinnison: hey Daniel, got a minute?11:59
seb128pitti: np, before tomorrow would be nice so we have new GNOME on time :)11:59
pittialright, will do now11:59
pittiseb128: before I'll do some bug triage to collect and sort all the free space notification bugs11:59
pittiseb128: btw, it would be good to get fresh langpacks tomorrow, right?12:00
seb128pitti: ok, they did quite some changes to it according to the ChangeLog12:00
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pittiseb128: right, and I'd like to sort/fix the bugs alongside 12:00
seb128pitti: that would rock, we will have new GNOME in by today, perfect timing12:00
pitticarlos: any chance to get rosetta data for tomorrow? or shall I build the packs the ol' way?12:00
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carlospitti: dapper?12:01
pittiyes12:01
carlospitti: no, sorry, still fighting with our test machinery that is preventing me to move my code into production12:02
tepsipakkiseb128: how about malone #30384 for dapper? it's a oneliner, and fixes a bug12:03
Ubugtumalone bug 30384 in gnome-session "gnome-session-save presents a gui always" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3038412:03
pittiseb128: current dload-strippedtar.txt looks pretty good, thanks to your pot generation fixes12:03
seb128tepsipakki: I'll have a look later but I'm not convinced it's useful and should go upstream12:03
seb128pitti: do you have it somewhere? I though it was pending on pqm or something?12:03
seb128pitti: you're welcome :)12:03
pittiseb128: 'it'?12:03
seb128dload-strippedtar.txt12:04
tepsipakkiseb128: well, is there another way of shutting the session down from cmdline?12:04
seb128tepsipakki: no, but there is an API which should be used from programs and which works fine12:04
jonodo we have any further idea if the shipit CDs will just include the Live CD with espresso?12:05
tepsipakkiseb128: ok, but making gnome-screensaver use that certainly wouldn't cut it in time ;)12:05
seb128why the heck doesn't a screensaver needs to save your session?12:06
pittiseb128: it's on the usual place: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/dload-strippedtar.txt12:06
tepsipakkiclassroom use: you have the screen locked for a preset time and then anyone can log you out12:07
pittiseb128: that's just my script that builds a rosetta-like tarball from the buildd output12:07
seb128pitti: it was not updated for some time, I though it was broken by move to soyuz or something12:07
pittiseb128: right, we fixed it again12:07
seb128ah, ok, I though that was pending an action from carlos in fact12:07
seb128cool12:07
pittiseb128: well, it wasn't exactly broken in the bug sense, it was just designed that way before12:07
seb128it still has outdated datas, I guess it has missed some uploads and will update those with next upload?12:08
seb128like gnumeric12:09
seb128"W: gnumeric_1.6.2-0ubuntu3: 2 domains, but 0 pot files"12:09
Kamionapologies for cdimage breakage today, was due to some non-g+s directories - fixed builds are in progress now12:09
seb128and we have gnumeric_1.6.2-0ubuntu4 atm12:09
pittiseb128: right, many tarballs weren't exported, specifically the ones between Feb 25 and March 3 (or so)12:12
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thepKamion, hello from localisation sprint. I'm Thep from Thailand.12:34
jonodoes the PC version of Dapper work on Xeon?12:34
Mithrandirjono: yes.12:35
HrdwrBoByes12:35
pittihi thep12:35
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jonothanks12:35
theppitti, hi12:35
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thepI'd like to check what's done for Thai environment in ubuntu installer12:36
thephttp://linux.thai.net/~thep/ubuntu/thai-issues.html <-- Here are summarised issues for Thai. The packaging are mostly done. But the installer concern remains.12:38
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Kamionthep: #  Thai environment in installer + live CD01:00
Kamion    * th_TH.TIS-620, th_TH.UTF-8 locale generation01:00
Kamionthis one?01:00
Kamionconsole-tools, console-data: Thai console fonts and keymap01:00
Kamionpresumably that too01:00
Kamionthe locale should be generated automatically when language-pack-th is installed, although at present only UTF-8 locales are generated01:01
KamionThai has no translations in d-i at present01:02
thepyup.01:02
Kamiondoes Thai require combining character support?01:02
Kamionare there any console fonts for it at present?01:02
thepYes.01:02
Kamionyes to which? sorry I asked two yes/no questions at once01:03
thepI also plan to do it after desktop tasks.01:03
thepI mean, the console fonts.01:03
Kamionok01:03
thepand keymap01:03
Kamionit is very difficult to incorporate new installer translations after upstream version freeze :(01:03
Kamionthere are several dozen packages involved and all of them have to be uploaded01:04
thepI see.01:04
Kamionit might be easier to concentrate on espresso for now ... though the localisation framework for that isn't complete yet, which is my problem and something I have to work on RSN01:04
jordiKamion: hey dude01:04
thepWhat is espresso?01:04
Kamionthep: live CD-based installer01:04
jordiKamion: regarding espresso, I wanted to talk to you about it.01:05
Kamionjordi: yes, I saw your question, but there's probably not much I can say until I get the localisation framework done ...01:05
jordimdz tells me you've tried to reuse strings from di01:05
Kamionyes01:05
jordioh.01:05
mdzthere will be important new strings though01:05
jordiis it safe to create a master-file by hand now that I can feed people with?01:05
Kamionindeed, we can only reuse a subset01:05
Kamionjordi: no no no no no01:05
Kamionsorry01:05
jordiok ok ok :)01:06
Kamionit's just not in place yet01:06
mdzKamion: what sort of work needs to be done there?01:06
jordiok, was just wondering01:06
Kamionmdz: debconf escape extension so that I can put multi-line strings there01:06
jordithis is planned for dapper still, right?01:06
Kamionyes01:06
jordik01:06
mdzKamion: can you get Mithrandir or Kinnison cracking on that?01:06
Kamionmdz: please, I've already got it mostly done, don't make me farm it out now :)01:06
jordi:)01:07
Kamionit would not be productive to give it to somebody else at this stage01:07
thepRegarding XKB setup, it's done in xserver-xorg, right?01:07
Kamionthep: yeah01:07
thepI remember debian's xorg left some incomplete default for Thai keymap01:08
thepJust not sure about ubuntu01:08
thepThe default keymap should be the combined us,th01:09
Kamionth isn't in the list at present01:09
Kamionconsole-data support is a prerequisite for that01:09
Seveasmdz, sabdfl, ping01:09
Kamionbecause xorg calculates the default XKB setup from the console font selected by d-i01:10
thepOh, so, I need to do console-data, anyway.01:10
soumyadipKamion, can you spare a couple of minutes ?01:10
theps/I/we/01:11
Kamionsoumyadip: not lots - what's it about?01:11
soumyadipKamion, well I'm facing a problem with font selection for Bengali in Firefox01:11
pittisoumyadip: can you please open a bug about it against firefox?01:11
mdzSeveas: ?01:12
soumyadipKamion, for Bengali the default font is Freeserif01:12
soumyadippitti, well I'm not sure it is a Firefox bug01:12
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pittimvo: ^ this might be sth for your spring01:12
pittisprint, too01:12
thepActually, I used to patch debian's old version of console-data and console-tools. Just need to update the patches.01:12
pittisoumyadip: mvo is currently on an l10n sprint with some Asian guys, maybe they can work that out?01:12
soumyadipKamion, for all other languages like Hindi, Tamil, the appropriate fonts from ttf-indic-fonts is substituted01:12
soumyadippitti, which channel ?01:13
pittimvo? ^01:13
mvo#ubuntu-l10n01:13
soumyadipok mvo 01:14
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Kamionsoumyadip: sorry, I really don't know anything about X font configuration01:15
Kamionthep: happy to take such patches01:15
soumyadipKamion, ok, I'm talking to the people on #ubuntu-l10n01:16
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thepKamion, will do it soon in this sprint.01:18
ograMithrandir, could you check the g-s-s suspend issue during the day ? 01:27
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jonois there any docs anywhere which dictate how a server install differs from a normal install ?01:31
Mithrandirogra: I haven't seen it affect me today, but I could kill g-p-m and see if that "fixes" it.01:31
ograheh01:31
ograbut that sounds promising ...01:32
Mithrandirogra: if I yell at you in five minutes, it's still broken. :-)01:32
ograso i'd have at least one bug squashed with the last upload, seems the flickering still happens01:32
ogra*sigh*01:32
Kamionjono: /preseed/server.seed on the CD images01:34
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jonoKamion, cheers01:37
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mdzogra: any news on the gnome-screensaver flickering?01:46
ogramdz, only that its still there 01:47
ograat least according to the people on the bugs ...01:47
ograbut i hope i have the "ignores input after suspend" bug fixed 01:47
ogra(waiting for feedback)01:49
sladenogra: I'll test it now01:49
SeveasMeeting Summary done - mail sent to devel/users/sounder lists. 01:50
mdzogra: jordi should be able to confirm01:50
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ogramdz, i know the flickering is still there, i have several bugs where people confirmed ...01:51
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ograhaving one of the two majors fixed would already be cool though ...01:52
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elkbuntui'm about to restart x or reboot, which would youse prefer for testing purposes ;)02:11
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sivangany X experts aroud to debug an X600 ati Xorg problem with breezy on a brand new AMD64 machine?02:20
sivang(I reckon it's more then the average user problem, that's why I'd ask here)02:20
fabbioneKamion: do you have 2 minutes to do a couple of override magic tricks for me?02:21
elkbuntueveryone seems mostly absent or very busy with other things at the moment sivang02:21
janimosivang, what probem02:21
janimolockup?02:21
janimopci id of card?02:22
dokoKamion, ogra, pitti: please could one of you check #34884 on powerpc, first without upgrading?02:22
Kamionfabbione: sure02:23
ograbug #3488402:23
Ubugtumalone bug 34884 in Ubuntu "crash when opening oo.o" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3488402:23
fabbioneKamion: great!.. libc6-sparc*02:23
fabbioneKamion: i did seed them as you asked into minimal.. i think i have done it properly02:23
fabbioneKamion: but they still don't get installed by default..02:24
sivangjanimo: looks like pci id of card02:24
sivangjanimo: and duplicate symbol problem when using the open source driver02:24
fabbioneKamion: do you need to also change the overrides somewhere else?02:24
janimowhat is the pci id of the card? :))02:24
ogradoko, starts here, but i'm pretty outdated with my system02:24
fabbioneKamion: note that i did use netinstall 02:24
Kamionfabbione: I can't change priorities yet - tool problem02:24
janimosivang, fresh breezy install fails to start X, gives SIGILL or similar?02:24
Kamionfabbione: your packages are on the list at http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/jessica.txt, but I just can't process them yet02:25
fabbioneKamion: ah ok.. do you want me to remind you or will it autohappen?02:25
fabbioneKamion: ah ok :) thanks02:25
ogradoko, still using 2.0.1-0ubuntu302:25
sivangjanimo: fails to start X02:28
janimosivang, there's an old bug open even from bugzilla times on this X600 issue02:28
janimoset option NoAccel true in xorg.conf under Device section02:29
sivangjanimo: let's see, why aren't we fixing it ? :)02:29
sivangjanimo: /me checks 02:29
janimosivang, cause it's breezy02:29
fabbionesivang: because you didn't provide us a patch yet?02:29
ogradoko, for the upgrade i'll have to wait until DSL is back, i'm currently on ISDN ... (ETA 17:00)02:29
janimofabbione: there was a patch actually but this did not make it to breezy updates after all02:30
sivangfabbione: indeed, true :)02:30
fabbioneand it probably doesn't even apply anymore02:30
fabbionesivang: well check and see if it fixes the problem02:30
janimofabbione: for breezy it applies, the problem is not in dapper02:30
janimofabbione: he'd need to rebuild xorg for that :)02:30
fabbionejanimo: so ?02:30
sivangfabbione: what do you mean " doea not apply?" , not trying to bug, just trying to understand :)02:31
fabbioneit doesn't take long02:31
janimothere are i386 debs attac hed to the pacth but no amd64 ones02:31
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janimofabbione: but it takes knowledge02:31
sivangfabbione: I need to pull out also Xorg build macros or something, I missed those when I tried to fix the Xgl rgb.txt path bug.02:31
fabbionejanimo: you joking?02:31
fabbionejanimo: apt-get source && patch && apt-get build-dep && dpkg-buildpackage02:32
fabbionejanimo: what knowledge do you need to do that?02:32
ograand dpkg -i :)02:32
janimofabbione: no I am not. telling users to rebuild iis not a solution to fixing bugs :)02:32
fabbionejanimo: sivang is not a noirmal user02:32
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fabbionejanimo: otherwise i wouldn't asked02:32
janimootherwise there would be no need for buildd, just source packages in the archive02:32
janimofabbione: sivang said he's got a friend with the problem02:33
janimoskill may not be transmittable over phone for instance ;)02:33
fabbionejanimo: and i give sivang the extra hint to start debugging it himself...02:33
fabbionealso.. if that's the case he shouldn't be asking here..02:33
janimofabbione: ok02:34
janimofabbione: btw is there a mechanism when generating xorg conf to tailor it to specific cards, with blacklisting and such02:34
janimosay if a pci id is known to behave bad with dri not put a dri option in xorg.conf?02:35
janimoin the ubuntu install obviously02:35
fabbionejanimo: somehow...02:35
janimodetails? source pkg?02:36
fabbionex-common or xorg-common iirc02:36
elkbuntuwhy is there 2 different screensaver preferences dialog things in the system -> preferences menu?02:36
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ograelkbuntu, because you have xscreensaver installed... remove it ... as the upgrade tool does if you use it :)02:37
Robot101ogra: I discovered that this not-detecting-activity bug only happens when on battery power02:38
elkbuntuogra, i've been upgrading, i upgraded about half an hour ago...02:38
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ograelkbuntu, with the distro upgrade tool from mvo's repository ? 02:38
ograRobot101, does it still happen for you with 2.14 ?02:39
elkbuntuogra, uh i did, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade, what is this tool?02:39
Robot101ogra: aha, let me upgrade02:39
ogra(there was a patch upstream that should have solved it)02:39
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ograand since Mithrandir didnt yell at me it seems its at least fixed for him :)02:40
elkbuntuogra was that to me or Robot101?02:40
ograelkbuntu, to Robot101 02:40
Robot101ogra: hm, ubuntu-desktop seems to dep on xscreensaver-{data,gl}02:40
Robot101does gnome-screensaver use them?02:40
ograRobot101, thats fine, they holde the hacks02:40
ograyup02:40
Treenaksis gnome bugzilla slow, or is it just me?02:40
ograelkbuntu, see the ubuntu-devel mailing list, the tool is announced there anywhere02:40
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ograelkbuntu, thats where development coordiantion happens :)02:42
elkbuntuis this distro upgrade tool very recent?02:42
ograits developed in the dapper dev cycle02:43
elkbuntuthe dev mailing list archives are not displayed on the forum?02:44
ogranope02:45
ogra(afaik)02:45
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TreenaksInternal Server Error02:46
elkbuntuhehe, where can i see archives of the list then?02:46
ograhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel02:46
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ograsladen, wow, thanks a lot for that summary ... i'll look into it02:54
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elkbuntuogra, i'm not sure this is making a difference since my system is already at up-to-date dapper...03:04
elkbuntuactually, i rephrase, this is not making any difference. both screensaver things are still there03:05
ograjust uninstall xscreensaver... the upgrade tool would/should do it for you if you use it03:05
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Robot101did anyone start hacking on sending dbus messages over X?03:11
Robot101I remember someone talking about it here...? Mithrandir?03:11
Robot101ogra: do you know of any dbus/X crack?03:14
MithrandirRobot101: I've pondered doing it, yes.03:14
MithrandirRobot101: it should be easy enough to do03:15
sivangjanimo: this settings should work only with fglrx or ati FOSS driver?03:16
janimosivang: ati for sure don't know about fglrx03:17
janimobut the UI will be very slow03:17
janimoso probably use fglrx for the moment03:17
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sivangjanimo: okay, I'll try.03:18
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ograRobot101, we'll need it for ltsp local device support, which was postponed to dapper+103:29
Robot101ogra: people are discussing it in #dbus atm03:29
ogracool, so we might get it for free in dapper+1 :)03:30
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nate_ok, time to annoy you guys now03:36
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ograbbl03:41
MithrandirRobot101: fsvo discussion.  It seems quite slow.03:45
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Robot101Mithrandir: well, we kinda discussed it already.. 03:47
Mithrandircare to drop me the log?03:47
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Robot101Mithrandir: http://pastebin.com/60133403:48
MithrandirRobot101: cheers03:49
MithrandirRobot101: ok, so not much interesting really, more "would it be possible".03:52
MithrandirRobot101: I'm not sure what to use for the actual communication, pondering X properties, but that's evil too.03:52
Robot101Mithrandir: if we are going to talk about it --> #dbus :)03:53
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thepKamion, Thai patches for console-tools and console-data are done.04:37
Kamionin malone?04:37
thephttp://linux.thai.net/~thep/ubuntu/debs/04:38
thepsource is under source/*04:38
thepconsole-tools is patched for Thai keysyms.04:39
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thepThen, console-data provides the keyboard layout based on the keysyms. So, it also recommends the corresponding version of console-tools04:40
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bddebianHey folks.  I'm trying to install Flight-5 server install on a Compaq Proliant ML350 and I get the following:  ACPI:  Looking for DSDT... Not found!  And it's hung.  Any ideas?04:47
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Kamionmdz: second iteration of debconf escape patch checked in upstream - just asking joeyh to re-review it now04:55
tsengKamion: hm gtk-sharp didnt get demoted04:55
Kamiontseng: hm I didn't get round to it04:56
tsengKamion: no problem.04:56
mdzKamion: ok04:56
Kamiontseng: I have to go to the hardware store 04:58
Kamionjust now, but I'll look when I get back04:58
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dokoMithrandir, Kamion: booting on powerpc, I get a kernel panic: RAMDISK: ran out of compressed data05:00
dokoup to date dapper05:00
tsengKamion: hey, thanks alot.05:01
Mithrandirdoko: cd boot?05:01
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dokoMithrandir: no, just updated an existing installation05:03
Mithrandirdoko: hmm, sounds like your initramfs is broken, then05:03
dokoMithrandir: which script does create the initramfs? from which maintainer script?05:05
CarlFKdoko: does PPC have something like ramdisk_size=16098?05:05
Mithrandirdoko: update-initramfs, the kernel05:06
ogradoko, postinst of linux-image-$(uname -r) calls update-initramfs05:07
ograiirc05:07
dokoMithrandir: hmm, the script doesn't check for file system full?05:09
Mithrandirdoko: no idea.05:09
nate_dapper....upgrade...taking....forever05:09
Mithrandirdoko: (I have no idea why you're asking me; I haven't hacked those scripts at all, it's infinity-land)05:09
ogradoko, youre a dev, youre supposed to have enough diskspace :P05:09
jsgotangcolol05:10
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CarlFKI think middle click isn't working on yesterdays dapper.05:14
pittiKeybuk: hi05:18
pittiKeybuk: is there a modern counterpart for /proc/bus/usb/devices? or just pick the devices out of sysfs manually?05:18
pittiKeybuk: gnome-pilot is currently broken (bug 25653), and changuing /proc to /dev is not a biggie, but it reads /p/b/u/devices, too05:19
Ubugtumalone bug 25653 in gnome-pilot "Synchronization with Palm Zire31 not working." [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2565305:19
bddebianHeya tseng, long time no "see"05:19
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tsengbddebian: yeah really05:19
sladenogra: it now fades out (1second) and then immediately jumps back to the desktop and 0.1 seconds later the g-p-m adjusts the backlight brightness05:19
ograsladen, but you dont have constant screensaving approaches after you unlocked it ?05:20
ograi.e. it cares for user action ? 05:20
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sladenogra: bollocks does it05:21
ograhmm05:21
ograMithrandir ?? ^^05:21
Mithrandirogra: no, I haven't seen it today.05:22
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ogragood ... so one special case less :)05:22
sladenOoooh, 10second-fade.  Flash to full desktop.  1second-fade, flash to full desktop, g-p-m backlight adjustment ...it keeps getting better05:22
Treenakssladen: the crack is kicking in?05:23
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=== ogra doesnt even see the flash here ...
ograi'v seen it on other systems though05:24
ograi wonder whats so spethial about me that i dont encounter *any* of the bugs i get reported05:24
sladenogra: if it's any consolation, it is happening /less/ today.  eg.  I didn't get anything until 5minutes ago05:24
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sladenI like the flash is the gamma is being ramped down to zero, the action being cancelled (by $something) and then being reverted to normal gamma, followed the power-manger lowing the brightness05:26
sladens/I like/I think/05:26
ograyeah, the power manager should just grab the value the user has set and store that 05:27
ograi see the dimming in the lock screen though ...05:28
ografinally one bug i can reproduce05:28
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ploumseb128: is this chan a good place to talk ? ;-)05:44
seb128ploum: no05:45
seb128ploum: try #ubuntu-desktop rather :)05:45
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highvoltageZnarl: i can't ping to outside from humboldt, i created a ticket for this in RT, is that OK?05:53
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Znarlhighvoltage : humboldt does not respond to ICMP, firewall restriction.  Is that a problem for you?05:55
highvoltageZnarl: nope. the problem is that i can't wget http://drupal.com/file from humboldt05:56
pittiKamion: can you please ack dhcp3 for breezy-updates? (bug 26645, ack'ed by mdz)05:56
highvoltageZnarl: so i tried to ping drupal.org and ubuntu.com FROM humboldt, and it didn't work05:56
Ubugtumalone bug 26645 in dhcp3 dhcp3-client "dhclient prevents itself from accessing its own leases file" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2664505:56
highvoltageZnarl: it worked before, so i assumed something wasn't right?05:57
Znarlhighvoltage : /msg-ing you.05:57
highvoltageZnarl: ok05:57
KamionI wish mdz would learn how to work soyuz instead ;-)05:57
KamionI'll look at it now05:57
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Kamionpitti: done06:01
pittithank you06:01
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desrtit's funny.  i look at my /ignore list in irssi06:05
sivangrehi all06:05
desrtit contains 4 items.  all of them are lilo as freenode has changed its hostmask format policy of the week06:06
CarlFKyesterday's dapper install - the middle button on my ps2 mouse isn't working, middle on a usb mouse does. - ps2 middle click on a link in FF doesn't do anything, usb opens link in new tab.  ps2 mouse on an older box works fine.  this isn't quite enough for a bug report - what should I look at?06:07
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Kamionmvo: there are still some wrong font paths in thaifonts-scalable06:08
Kamionlook through the .diff.gz for X11R6 ...06:09
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Kamionmvo: also repacking an .orig.tar.gz just to remove CVS directories is generally considered bad06:10
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Kamionthe CVS directories are harmless so it's just unnecessary deviation06:10
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mvoKamion: ok, thanks06:20
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mvoKamion: I will remember next time. or should I redo it ?06:20
Kamionmvo: nah, already accepted06:21
Kamion(the rest was OK)06:21
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dokopitti: is pkg_striptranslations inactive?06:25
pittidoko: no, it works fine, why?06:26
dokopitti: nevermind, I did look in the wrong package :-/06:27
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Kamiontseng: done06:29
dokopitti: are you sure, that you save the GSI*.sdf files as well?06:31
pittiah, heh06:31
pittiif [ "$srcname" = "openoffice.org2" ] ; then06:31
pitti    # grab sdf files from OO.o206:31
pitti    find debian/ -name "*.sdf" -exec install -D -m 644 '{}' "$tmp/source/{}" \;06:31
pittifi06:31
pittidoko: spot the bug :)06:31
dokopitti!06:31
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fabbionepitti: hey dude...06:32
pittidoko: just 'openoffice.org' source package is right, I assume?06:32
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dokopitti: yes06:32
fabbionepitti: :)06:32
fabbionepitti: i need your hal fu ....06:33
bddebianDamnit, boot: server acpi=off and it still hangs :-(06:33
fabbionepitti: the daemon dies with exit 1 on sparc as soon as it forks06:33
fabbionepitti: and i can't understand why...06:33
fabbionepitti: how can i enable DEBUG of death?06:33
pittidoko: fix uploaded06:33
dokopitti: so I should ask infinity when it's installed on the buildd's06:34
pittifabbione: sudo hald --verbose=yes --daemon=no 2>&1 | tee hal.txt06:34
pittidoko: that happens as soon as it's in the archive; AFAIUI the buildds now auto-update themselves06:34
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fabbionepitti: roger that!06:34
desrtpitti; this ejectable patch you applied to drivemount doesn't make sense06:34
pittidesrt: hm, I don't remember that06:35
desrt  * Add debian/patches/15_gnomevfs_query_eject.patch:06:35
desrt -- Martin Pitt <martin.pitt@ubuntu.com>  Fri,  3 Mar 2006 14:22:54 +010006:35
pittiah, this one06:35
pittidesrt: why not?06:35
desrtejectable in this sense means 'the device needs to be (USB) ejected on unmount'06:35
fabbionepitti: ok.. what i am looking for? or do you want that file?06:35
desrtor, it can mean this.06:35
pittidesrt: right, that's what it's supposed to do06:36
pittifabbione: where does it crash?06:36
desrtif 'eject' appears in the UI i think that word should solely be reserved for optical drives and the like06:36
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desrtpitti; drivemount applet is offering to eject my mp3 player, for example... quite odd06:36
pittisivang: get a coffee, dude :)06:36
pittidesrt: but we want that, since e. g. iPods need to be ejected06:36
sivangpitti: yeah, last time I got an instant soup :)06:36
fabbionepitti: it appears to crash scanning block devices..06:37
desrtpitti; they should just be auto-ejected on unmount...06:37
pittifabbione: a gdb trace would rock as well, then please send me hal.txt and the backtrace06:37
sivangpitti: I even once forgot I was pushing in the backgorund, and continued hacking, then tried to commit while push in progress. boom!06:37
seb128desrt: upstream does the distinction but in a ugly way instead of using the hal property,no?06:37
desrtseb128; ya.  we say "is it a cd/dvd/zip/jaz/etc"06:38
seb128so what's wrong to rely on the hal property rather than using special case?06:38
desrtpitti; maybe the word "disconnected" would be a better choice if we could somehow do it06:38
Kamionfabbione: can you get keepalived built against openssl 0.9.8?06:38
desrtseb128; the meaning of 'eject' in the HAL property isn't the same as the meaning of eject in drivemount applet06:38
pittidesrt: right, that would just break translations, that's why I didn't want to change the string; especially not deviate from upstream06:39
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dokomvo: ping06:39
fabbionepitti: people:~fabbione/hal.txt but i can't gdb it.. long story..06:39
desrtseb128; often the ejectable property in HAL means "please run 'eject -s' (disconnect scsi device) when you're done with me"06:39
fabbioneKamion: i think so.. i will try06:39
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fabbioneKamion: how urgent is it?06:40
sivangfabbione: enevtually I used the vesa driver, as this is a VMWare sever machine (the amd64 at work). I might check to see what went wrong there sometime if you would provide the debugging starting point, if that X600 bug source is not yet know.06:40
mvodoko: pong06:40
seb128desrt: we should always use "remove" or somethin neutral so, users don't care about unmount or eject06:40
Kamionfabbione: it's uninstallable on ubuntu-server CDs, that's all06:40
fabbioneKamion: ok thanks06:41
fabbioneKamion: will look at it06:41
pittifabbione: hm, the output doesn't help too much; I'm afraid I do need a bt06:41
desrtseb128; i like 'disconnect' for pluggable stuff... and 'eject' is fine for things that actually eject (like cds)06:41
fabbionepitti: we can't bt there ...06:41
pittifabbione: oh?06:41
desrtseb128; note: it might make sense to be able to either disconnect a firewire cd drive -or- eject the cd inside it06:41
fabbionepitti: gdb isn't very very happy on sparc.. not with all software at least06:41
desrtseb128; so they really are different ideas06:41
fabbionepitti: and hal is one of the bad boys06:41
seb128desrt: right06:42
pittifabbione: gdb gdb hald :)06:42
fabbionepitti: i think the error appears only when daemonizing06:42
pittifabbione: ah, you mean it actually ran when you started it manually?06:42
fabbione18:42:33.815 [E]  hald_dbus.c:3258: dbus_bus_get(): Failed to get foreground console06:42
fabbioneSent kill to 565306:42
fabbioneSent kill to 565206:42
desrtseb128; also might make sense to unmount without ejecting.... but this is a questionable use case06:42
pittifabbione: ah, so it didn't crash when you debugged it?06:43
seb128desrt: we already had that bug and it got rejected upstream06:43
desrtseb128; what bug?06:43
seb128desrt: arguing that unmounting is not useful since apps using the drive should be able to do that without asking you06:43
seb128desrt: "please provide an unmount action next to eject"06:43
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desrtseb128; ah yes.  or the kernel fixed to not mess them up because it's mounted06:43
fabbionepitti: it's weird...06:43
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fabbionepitti: it did exit.. 06:44
desrtseb128; i do believe that 'unmount' is not a useful user-visible action06:44
pittidesrt: *agree*06:44
fabbionepitti: ok thanks.. i am going to play with it a bit more.. if i won't success you will have root access :)06:45
desrti guess this is something to work on for edgy06:45
desrtonce gnome translation opens up again06:45
pittifabbione: heh ;) well, maybe I can find sth out with strace, or add some more debug statements06:45
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pittidesrt: right, the UI should just have 'Remove'06:46
desrtpitti; no.  see example above for why this is bad.06:46
desrtpitti; eject and disconnect really ought to be separate06:46
pittidesrt: ah, right06:47
desrtpitti; ejecting and disconnecting my external cdrom drive are entirely different things06:47
pittitrue06:47
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fabbionepitti: ok :)06:47
pittidesrt: but you don't usually tell the UI that you disconnect the drive, do you? you just unplug it06:48
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ograthen you could just unplug ...06:48
pittiogra: that's something different06:48
pittiogra: that won't ever work06:48
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sivangpitti: btw, seeing this discussion, how would I got about mounting and unmounting media/devices from a program that doesn't want to depedend on gnome-vfs ? exec the pmount command with the required args as a subprocess ?06:48
desrtpitti; the idea is that many scsi devices require to be disconnected before being unplugged06:48
desrtpitti; this is why we must 'eject' ipods in the first place (even though we've already unmounted them)06:48
pittiogra: there might be apps still accessing the drive, etc; the user needs to tell the OS that it wants to remove a drive06:48
ograpitti, i meant a *really* low level ...06:49
desrtanyway.  gotta run to school.06:50
desrtpeace06:50
ograpitti, windows solves the "apps accessing the device" apparently somehow06:51
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pittihighvoltage: dapper+1 apparently06:51
highvoltagepitti: i know he said that we can quote him on that, and other people said yes, i can, but that doesn't mean it's true :)06:52
pittiright :)06:52
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jdubhighvoltage: i think we've satisfactorily seeded his brain on it by now :-)06:54
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highvoltagejdub: <g>06:55
ograjdub, be careful, if we dont call it edgy he might be confuzed and do no work at all for it ...06:55
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pittijdub: I assume the similarity to Etch is nothing but a pure coincidence? :)06:57
jdubpitti: yeah06:57
jdubpitti: though doubly funny if you ask japanese speakers about 'etch' and 'edgy'06:57
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mdzKamion: you mean that he will not be able to attend the TB meeting tonight?07:05
mdz(if not, there won't be one)07:05
Kamionhe said he would attend the TB meeting07:06
KamionKeybuk: are you going to be around for this town hall meeting?07:06
dholbachpitti: sayonara? arigato? :-)07:06
pittidholbach: I don't know the second one07:07
dholbach"thanks"07:07
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dokomdz: is there a chance that somebody at the sprint can check scim input methods with OOo?07:08
mdzdoko: yes, please talk to abelcheung about it07:09
dokomdz: on amd64 as well?07:09
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dokomdz: is there an extra channel for the sprint?07:10
mdzdoko: the server here is an amd64 but it is running 32-bit for vmware I think07:10
mdzdoko: no, not that I know of. this channel is fine07:10
elmothere's still an amd64 install on that box, you'd just have to boot off the first SATA, rather than the second, FWIW07:13
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highvoltage322 nicks! is that a record for ubuntu-meeting?07:22
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bddebianWhere's the best place to ask about a Flight-5 server install problem besides #ubuntu+1?  Is ubuntu-devel the appropriate place?07:46
pittimalone would be :)07:46
slomoinfinity, lamont: please give-back gnome-user-share on ppc07:46
pittiunless you need to discuss various approaches and so on, which is on topic here07:46
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bddebianpitti: Well I could use an approach.  I have tried acpi=off pci=noacpi DEBCONF_DEBUG=5 BOOT_DEBUG=2 and all I get is a hang :-(07:49
pittibddebian: baad - anyone in #ubuntu-kernel who could help maybe?07:50
Mithrandirbddebian: noapic?07:50
bddebianMithrandir: Haven't tried that, I will07:51
netzmeisterbddebian:  what's your problem? buggy interrupt controller?07:52
bddebiannetzmeister: I don't know because it just hangs with no output.  BUt this machine has been a Windows 2003 server for ages with no problems so I don't think it's hardware07:52
siretartis there already a name for dapper+1?07:53
netzmeistersiretart:  dapper+1 ! :-D07:53
bddebiannetzmeister: It hangs right after freeing initrd07:53
netzmeisterbddebian:  post the last lines before it hangs..07:54
netzmeisterah k07:54
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siretartEdgy Elephant?07:54
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netzmeistersiretart:  yes07:55
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bddebianMithrandir: noapic didn't help :-(07:59
bddebianpitti: Should I ask in #ubuntu-kernel?08:00
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pittibddebian: yes, worth a try08:02
bddebianpitti: OK, thx08:02
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netzmeisterbddebian:  i think with no information nobody can help you..08:05
bddebiannetzmeister: No information?  What else can I give you?08:07
netzmeisterhmm let's see..08:08
bddebianAnd I didn't mean that to be sarcastic if it came off that way08:09
bddebianIt's a Compaq Proliant ML350 1Ghz with 512Mb RAM and a Compaq Array controller.08:11
netzmeisterk08:11
netzmeisterhave you tried another kernel?08:11
netzmeister(recovery)08:11
bddebianHmm, no08:11
bddebianI'd try breezy but I don't have HOURS to pull another iso today :-)08:11
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netzmeistertry the recovery kernel..08:12
bddebianOK, will do thx08:12
netzmeisternp..08:12
netzmeisterI'll wait.. ;-)08:12
KeybukKamion: no :)  I'd popped out to the shops before the TB meeting :)08:13
Kamionok08:13
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carlospitti, seb128: So I just got my branch merged08:16
bddebiannetzmeister: Same hang :-(08:16
carlosthat means that tomorrow, jordi and I will be able to start approving translation imports08:16
ograKeybuk, so you missed the decision that you have to fix up dapper in the 6 weeks delay while we others go on holiday :P08:17
sivanghehe08:17
sivangogra: bare with him :)08:17
netzmeisterhm thats interessting..08:17
Keybukogra: *shrug* I booked my holiday first <g>08:17
ogra:P08:17
Keybukwouldn't mind that too much tbh, I've had not much to do this past week08:17
netzmeisteryou have a clean install of breezy?08:17
Keybukudev is annoyingly working08:17
Keybukand n-m doesn't work, but is impossible to fix in the time allowed08:18
ograKeybuk, even with +6 weeks ? 08:18
KamionKeybuk: on udev, I'd really like some investigation of that devfs helper bug08:18
bddebiannetzmeister: No, I have all Dapper machines but I guess it's time to download breezy :-)08:18
Kamionwe've had like ten reports of it08:18
netzmeisterah okay..08:18
KeybukKamion: I've been doing that today, and I can't figure it08:18
Kamioncan you reproduce it?08:19
Keybukyeah, I *reported* it :)08:19
Kamionoh :)08:19
netzmeisterbddebian:  no why download breezy. Dapper comes in a few weeks..08:19
Keybukdo you run udevplug many times?08:19
AmaranthKeybuk: n-m almosts works for me, i blame the bcm43xx driver08:19
Kamionyeah, once per hw-detect08:19
bddebiannetzmeister: Not if I can't boot it :-)08:19
KeybukI *think* you get one new floppy device per hw-detect run08:19
Keybukwhich would make sense08:19
Kamionthat matches what I seemed to be seeing08:19
Kamionthere'd be a udevplug run or two in partman as well, I think08:20
Kamionbasically I was calling it fairly liberally when I needed new devices to be available, since you told me I could :)08:20
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Keybukyeah, and I think what happens is that because each run causes a new "floppy ADD" event, that script gets run08:20
Keybukso each new run gets a newly enumerated floppy device symlink08:20
netzmeisterbddebian:  and there is really no output.. i can't believe it.. Kernel and no output.. :-)08:21
Kamioncan it just store some state somewhere about which devices it's already seen?08:21
Kamionor even grep the existing symlinks08:21
Keybukthere's the udevdb state08:21
Keybukthere's udevd code to stop that happening though08:21
Keybukthat's what seems to be not working :)08:21
bddebiannetzmeister: Well I mean I get no output on the hang, even with debug on.  I get all the normal bootup output right to the point of "Freeing initrd RAM..."08:21
Keybuka "do we already have a symlink" check at the top of the script is a sufficient fix for us08:22
Keybukyou know what?  I'm an idiot08:23
netzmeisterbddebian:  and before the line is nothing unusual? 08:23
KeybukI just looked at the code again, and it's now glarying obvious why it doesn't work08:23
KeybukKamion: excellent reminder timing, clearly my brain is now in the right gear :p08:23
bddebiannetzmeister: No, not that I can see.  I do get:  "ACPI: Finding DSDT Failed" or some such if I don't turn off acpi, but other than that, it looks pretty normal.08:24
Kamionheh08:25
netzmeisterbddebian:  tell us your system configuration..08:27
netzmeisterbddebian:  do you have a knoppix cd?08:27
KeybukKamion: it doesn't work because I use SYMLINK+= in the udev rule ... which means "add it to the list of existing symlinks"08:27
bddebianHmm, not here, I don't think.  Let me go look, bbiam08:27
Keybukthe "keep only one symlink" code only affects SYMLINK= :)08:28
Kamionaha!08:28
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raphinkanyone knows what /usr/bin/lsprop is for on ppc ?08:30
raphinkthere's no man, no --help|-h switches08:30
raphinkand no comment in the code08:30
raphinkand it's an old app from 199808:30
raphink:s08:31
crimsunhttp://penguinppc.org/dev/08:31
Keybukwhat does it do if you run it? :)08:31
raphink$ lsprop dirs08:32
raphinkdirs             7362696e 0a757372 2f62696e 0a657463 2f696e69 742e640a08:32
raphinkthings like this08:32
raphinkor longer08:32
Kamionit's for parsing stuff in /proc/device-tree/08:32
Keybuksounds like the OF device tree08:32
Kamionreally useful actually, I didn't know about that and had been looking at the files with vim ;-)08:32
raphinkis this useful?08:32
netzmeisterraphink:  checksum of the directorys?08:32
Kamioncjwatson@cairhien:/proc/device-tree$ lsprop compatible08:32
Kamioncompatible       "PowerBook5,2"08:32
Kamion                 "MacRISC3"08:32
raphinknetzmeister: not checksums no08:32
Kamionhell yes08:32
Kamion                 "Power Macintosh"08:32
raphinkKamion: I was about to write manpages for this soft08:33
Kamionit's a bit like udevinfo08:33
raphinkbut there's not even a -h|--help08:33
Kamionif you don't understand it, documenting it is probably not a good plan :)08:33
raphinkall I know is that when run without an argument it runs itself on all files in the current dir08:34
KamionI agree it's poorly (i.e. not) documented08:34
raphinkKamion: yes I guess08:34
raphinkKamion: if it's useful, I believe it should be documented08:34
Kamioncd into /proc/device-tree/ somewhere and that behaviour is a lot more useful08:34
KamionI'm not arguing, but it's a developer debugging tool so it's not too urgent08:34
raphinkic08:34
raphinkI am to remove backlight from the powerpc-utils package though08:35
raphinkthere's no man either, and the -h says it's obsolete08:35
raphinkand should not be used anymore08:35
raphinkso I guess if a program claims to be obsolete it's not worth keeping08:35
bddebiannetzmeister: Apparently all my Breezy/knoppix/etc CD's are at home so I'll have to try tomorrow, thanks for your time!08:36
slomoinfinity, lamont: please give-back gnome-user-share on ppc and liferea on amd64/ppc, thanks :)08:36
netzmeisterbddebian:  no problem. cu tomorrow..08:37
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Kamionraphink: I'm not sure this is an ideal time to go on a rampage of removing obsolete stuff, personally08:39
raphinkKamion: well I went into this since I saw there was no manpages for this08:40
Kamionbut I guess it's up to you08:40
raphinksearching for the options to write a manpages08:40
raphinkI saw this was obsolete08:40
raphinkso i'm adding manpages for fnset08:40
raphinkand at the same time removing backligth from the same package08:41
Kamionyes, I'm just saying that feature freeze is a poor time to remove stuff08:41
raphinkhmm ok08:41
Kamionbecause we have a suboptimal amount of time to put it back if it turns out that somebody needed it after all08:41
raphinkeven things that are obviously obsolete and whose -h switch reports to another app?08:41
raphink  *************         WARNING         ************08:42
raphink  **  backlight is obsolete, please use fblevel   **08:42
raphink  **************************************************08:42
raphinktaht's what you get running backlight -h08:42
raphinkbut I get your point, doesn't hurt to keep it so far ;)08:42
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natrollhmm, someone messin with the dapper repos?08:48
natrolli can't download http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/dapper/universe/source/Sources.gz08:49
Nafallonatroll: maybe the mirror is syncing right now? :-)08:50
natrolli dunno, was just mentioning it in case there is an issue08:50
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sivangpitti: I have finally put the package on http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/upbackup/ , (re what we talked last night) let me know if you prefer I'd emailed you or for any other comments regarding the package.08:57
bddebianWow a breezy download is MUCH faster than cdimage.  Maybe I can test breezy here at work today..08:58
sivangpitti: also, I remind, this is for universe NOT main :)08:59
netzmeisterbddebian:  that sounds fine..08:59
sivangpitti: crap, hold on, one mistake there , I'm fixing now.09:01
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Surakhello, where was happening the discussion about dapper's delay?09:05
bddebianSurak: #ubuntu-meeting afaik09:07
dholbachSurak: yes and it's TB meeting now09:07
enycTB ??09:07
Surakenyc: technical board? 09:08
enychrrm kk09:08
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bddebianIs there a wiki for setting up a repository? (Not LocalAptGet)09:23
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zygahello09:29
tsengbddebian: man apt-ftparchive09:30
tsengbddebian: apt-ftparchive packages .09:31
tsengbddebian: gzip -9 Packages09:31
tsengapt-ftparchive sources .09:31
tsenggzip -9 Sources09:31
bddebiantseng: Thx :-)09:32
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jbaileybddebian: http://people.ubuntu.com/~jbailey/snapshot/genarchive.sh if you ever need it again. =)09:37
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bddebianjbailey: Thanks man09:37
tsengjbailey: fancy09:38
bddebianjbailey: Got a sec for a quick C++ question?09:39
jbaileybddebian: Depends how hard the question is.09:39
bddebianjbailey: I'm trying to kill PATH_MAX but I'm using C syntax in a C++ app:  http://www2.bddebian.com:8000/packages/qt-x11-free/qt-x11-free-3.3.5.diff09:40
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jbaileybddebian: Can you tell me what problem you're having?09:49
jbaileybddebian: It'll be easier than disecting it bit by bit.09:49
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bddebianjbailey: Trying to eliminate the use of PATH_MAX.  http://www2.bddebian.com:8000/packages/qt-x11-free/qt-x11-free-3.3.5.diff09:50
jbaileyYes.  That tells me what problem you're trying to solve.  You have a patch.  I assume that you're showing it to me because it doesn't work?09:50
bddebianWell it "works" but I don't think I am necessarily doing it properly.  Especially for qfileinfo_unix.cpp09:51
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mjg59Kamion: Do you have access to the morgue?10:31
bddebianDamn, netzmeister left?10:32
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Kyraltime to give Flight 5 Espresso a whirl...as soon as the ISO is finished burning10:36
bddebianWell Breezy pukes just like Dapper for me on my server install :'-(10:36
Kyralheh10:37
KyralWell, when I get back to school I'm gonna reinstall clean10:37
KyralI have so much crap laying around from stuff like compiling XGL from scratch and whatnot10:37
Kyraltthank god for my seperate /home10:38
wasabiWhy's it matter?10:38
wasabi*nix isn't going to get unstable on you because of it. ;010:38
KyralActually its because something royally borked up XFCE and GNOME10:39
Kyraland yes I filed a bug :P10:39
KyralBut its been about time lol10:42
KyralI should really just checkinstall that crap *DUCKS!*10:43
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sivangpitti: still here?10:47
pittisivang: yes10:47
dholbachgood night guys10:47
sivangnight dholbach :)10:47
sivangpitti: I'm ready, same location http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/upbackup/ :) (Had to write a MANIFEST.in file to cater for proper source distribution build)10:48
pittiadded to my TODO list10:49
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sivangpitti: thank you :)10:50
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pittiSCNR, but it's fitting today: https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-test-list/2005-December/msg00583.html11:03
Burgworkpitti, SCNR?11:04
pittiBurgwork: Sorry, Could Not Resist11:04
Burgworkah11:04
bddebianpitti: :-)11:05
Riddellmaswan: ping11:05
seb128somebody good with alternatives around?11:05
seb128how to tell them to change the target?11:06
bddebianupdate-alternatives?11:07
seb128like    "update-alternatives --install /some/path alternative-name /stuff/to/register 45"11:07
sivangpitti: hehe11:07
seb128I want to change "/some/path"11:07
bddebianseb128: You want to change the link, not the path?11:10
sivangbddebian: checking the manpage, I see generic name comes before the symlink11:10
sivangbddebian: so I guess Seb's trying to change the generic name?11:11
bddebian <link> <name> <path>11:11
seb128right11:11
sivangI got confused: --install genname symlink  altern  priority , genname being refered to as the "master link"11:12
seb128bddebian: issue is that:11:13
seb128    update-alternatives \11:13
seb128      --install /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/icons/default/index.theme \11:13
seb128      x-cursor-theme /usr/share/themes/Human/cursor.theme 4011:13
seb128bddebian: and now it has moved away from /usr/X11R611:13
bddebianUgh11:13
seb128bddebian: so I want to relocate it no a new place 11:13
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sivangseb128: --set looks to be doing the same as --config, but is scriptable11:13
sivangseb128: maybe it helps?11:13
seb128sivang: --set is to pick an option11:14
seb128I don't want to pick an option11:14
lemsx1ssl-cert bug #3496211:14
sivangah right! sorry11:14
Ubugtumalone bug 34962 in ssl-cert "chgrp/chmod failed to change non-existing keys (dapper)" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3496211:14
bddebianProbably have to do a remove and a --install?11:14
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seb128bddebian: I need to remove-all so ...11:14
seb128bddebian: and what if other packages were registered?11:14
sivangbddebian: good to see oyu're back, btw11:15
bddebianHeh.  :-)11:15
sivangbddebian: less busy with your work now?11:16
bddebianA little11:16
sivangcool11:16
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bddebianseb128: What happens if you just do --install?  Does it fail?11:20
seb128bddebian: if I "update-alternatives --install /usr/share.... -cursor-theme /usr/share/theme/other_theme.... 45" 11:21
seb128bddebian: it doesn't create /usr/share... but still use /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/icons/default/index.theme11:21
bddebianWhacky11:22
bddebianJust manually symlink them? :-)11:23
seb128porky11:23
seb128I'm considering using a new alternative for it :)11:23
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bddebianWhat if you just rm the /usr/share... Then --install?11:24
seb128what do you mean?11:25
seb128I want to create that /usr/share, there is nothing to rm11:25
seb128maybe I should do a  if [ -L /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/icons/default/index.theme ] ; do update-alternatives --remove-all x-cursor-theme; done"11:26
seb128and then doing my --install11:26
bddebianSeems reasonable11:27
seb128let's do that so11:27
seb128I hate alternatives anyway :)11:27
seb128where is the best place to rm ?11:28
seb128to "update-alternatives --remove-all x-cursor-theme" I mean11:28
seb128the preinst or in the postinst before the --install?11:28
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bddebianThat I don't know.11:34
bddebianI gotta head home, good luck :-)11:34
seb128thank you11:35
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