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natrolli love the artwork on login in dapper12:36
natrollits so polished12:36
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LaserJocknatroll: you bet ;-)12:52
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natrolland stinkin dapper keeps reminding me my battery is charged12:53
natrollit rules12:53
raphinknatroll: what else?12:56
raphinkyou enjoy dapper kicking too ? :)12:56
natrollit's so sweet12:56
raphinktoo bad I can't provide it to you12:57
natroll?12:57
natrollyeah...so...how bout them bears?12:57
natrolllol, no matter what i do i can't get dapper to stop notifying me that the battery is charged!  it's possessed or something, this is great01:00
natrollit's much prettier too01:00
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minghuanatroll: I used to have that battery notification problem too, but it disappeared several weeks ago01:07
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natrollminghua, do you believe in magic? ;)01:08
minghuanatroll: well, it disappeard after an upgrade, so I took for granted some new package fixed it01:09
minghuaI can't rule out magic, of course ;-)01:09
natrollupdating and upgrading now01:10
natrollwow, lots to upgrade01:10
natrollone must fix her right up01:10
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natrollerg, i gotta restart, bbl01:15
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Kyralwe need a Xubuntu Live01:32
Tm_Twe need better drugs01:32
Tm_T...I do, atleast01:32
natroll--we need a computer forensics ubuntu distro called fubuntu01:32
Tm_Tthese painkillers doesn't take pain away ;(01:33
natroll--oh, right, i'm ont hat01:33
Kyralnatroll--: no thats Fluxbox Ubuntu :P01:33
Tm_TKyral: wash your mouth!01:33
natroll--nein!  it's forensics ubuntu01:33
Kyralhmm?01:33
tsengthere is a forensics ubuntu01:33
tsengand it runs fluxbox01:33
tsengyou are both right01:33
natroll--?01:33
Kyraloh01:34
natroll--forensics ubuntu? where?01:34
Tm_Tyuk01:34
tsenglet me find it01:34
tsengnubuntu01:34
natroll--no, thats not the same thing as what i'm proposing01:34
Kyralyah definately a better name than "Flubuntu"01:34
tsengdifferent how01:34
Tm_Tflu season!01:34
natroll--Flubuntu, avianflubuntu01:35
Kyrallol01:35
natroll--tseng, geared towards data acquisition and data-mining, i understand nubuntu is geared towards the network side of things01:35
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tsengi have no idea what you are talking about01:36
tsenggive me a package list01:36
tsengto give me a direction01:36
natroll--tseng, i haven't made it yet01:36
tsengjust throw one out there01:36
natroll--check out autopsy, that's already included01:36
natroll--or pyflag.sourceforge.net01:36
tsengi am thinking Coroners Toolkit01:36
tsengtype stuff01:37
tsengwhich is probably in nubuntu01:37
natroll--or a good data-acquisition distro: http://www.e-fense.org/helix01:37
natroll--tseng: nah, nubuntu is networking ubuntu, not computer forensics, which deals with evidence gathering and mining evidence off of hard drives01:38
tsengsigh01:38
tsengdid you get that in 2 seconds from reading the tagline?01:38
natroll--what?01:38
tsenghttp://www.nubuntu.com/01:38
tsengthere are two nubuntus it seems01:38
natroll--tseng, i'm looking at the package list01:38
natroll--tseng, i see01:38
tsenghttp://www.nubuntu.com/installed.txt01:39
natroll--and again, its networking and penetration testing, which is not computer forensics01:39
tsengits in the same category01:39
tsengwould be nice to add forensics to that01:39
natroll--actually its not in the same category01:40
natroll--not to be argumentative, but it simply isn't01:40
tsengyeah01:41
natroll--i'm aiding in the development of a computer forensics curriculum01:41
tsengno reason id possibly want penetration testing and forensics on the same disc01:41
tsengI must be crazy.01:41
natroll--so, i noticed a lack of distros supporting or geared towards it01:41
LaserJockalthough people interested in one would probably be interested in both01:41
natroll--LaserJock, yes, but the requirements for them are very different01:42
LaserJocknatroll--: fine, but it seems like it might be worth adding forensics to nubuntu01:42
natroll--like inherent system behaviors, such as automounting as read only, if automounting at all01:42
natroll--LaserJock, check out www.e-fense.com/helix01:43
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LaserJocknatroll--: well, I'm not really knowledgeable in that area but it seems like there might be a common user base01:45
natroll--LaserJock, I understand what you're saying, but the requirements for the tasks associated with each are conflicting.  This is why we have separate liveCD distros for penetration testing and computer forensics.  and this is why helix has dropped almost all networking utilities of any kind01:46
natroll--example of penetration testing distro: auditor01:47
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LaserJockhmm, I see01:48
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natroll--hehe01:49
Kyralgah01:49
natroll--well, i just see a niche that isn't filled that ubuntu could do nicely01:49
Kyralsuddenly I am not liking ubuntu's default install01:50
LaserJockalthough I was almost a "computer scientist"01:50
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natroll--LaserJock, then you learned how to do even simple tasks with a computer, and that was out the door?01:50
natroll--erg, i should hush01:50
LaserJocknatroll--: I just found that I liked chemistry better (albeit Physical Chemistry)01:51
natroll--LaserJock, ahh, fun.  are you working in the field or goin to school for it?01:51
LaserJocknatroll--: trying to finish my PhD at the moment01:52
KyralI have half a mind to move to Debian01:52
LaserJockKyral: and do what?01:52
KyralI dunno01:52
natroll--LaserJock, nice :D01:52
KyralI can see the reasoning behind all these decisions...but its making my life a pain....-ERANT01:53
LaserJocka pain?01:53
natroll--Kyral, make your own preseed?01:53
Kyralor my own MetaPack01:54
Kyraljust leave it on my webserver01:54
LaserJockI don't see how K/Ubuntu is any more a pain than Debian.01:54
natroll--yeah, i'm working on something at the moment for this01:54
natroll--Kyral, something similar i mean01:54
natroll--Kyral, messing with preseeds, metapackages, etc01:54
natroll--Kyral, let me tell ya, WHAT A PAIN01:55
LaserJockKyral: what is the problem exactly? just curious01:55
KyralOh, like no XChat (Irssi is installed but that don't TELL you)01:56
Tm_Tirssi <301:56
LaserJockKyral: and Debian gives you that?01:57
KyralLaserJock, I'd rather go from scratch :P01:57
LaserJockoh, well that makes sense. I've done that before01:57
LaserJockserver install01:57
natroll--it stinks to customize the repos in the installer....it's all very 'hacky'01:57
LaserJockbut right now I just do everything in Dapper and Sid chroots I have on a sarg box01:58
LaserJock"dpkg --get-selections" is also a interesting01:59
LaserJockif you have things already set up02:00
LaserJockIf I could put a 2.4 kernel in Dapper I'd replace sarge with dapper02:01
minghuaHmm02:01
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LaserJockminghua: yeah, I had to get an early sarge to get the 2.402:02
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natroll--a lot02:02
minghuaearly sarge?  No LaserJock, the official sarge installer supports 2.4 kernel02:02
minghuaLaserJock: you probably need to boot it with "linux24" or something though02:02
minghuathen you get a 2.4 kernel02:03
KyralI'll prolly switch over to KDE when I do my reinstall this weekend02:03
LaserJockminghua: does it. if I remember right I had to do a sarge that was still "testing" but maybe I'm wrong02:03
minghuaboth for the installer and for the installed system02:03
Tm_TKDE <302:03
minghuaLaserJock: I am very sure sarge has both 2.4 and 2.6 support for i386, I just don't remember which is default02:03
natroll--gnome in dapper is much prettier02:04
minghuaoh LaserJock your is i386, isn't it?02:04
LaserJockminghua: stupid proprietary National Instruments drivers :(02:04
natroll--it's like breezy is the ugly younger sister02:04
Tm_Tnatroll--: =)02:04
Tm_Tnatroll--: older02:04
natroll--right02:04
natroll--thats what i said ;D02:04
Tm_Tah, you're right ;)02:04
natroll--Tm_T, you should take a look at the Kororaa liveCD, it's like the supermodel next door02:05
Tm_Tnatroll--: I hope Gnome doesn't look like this: http://www.tm-travolta.net/shots/current.png02:05
Tm_Tsilly wallpaper though =)02:05
natroll--nope, mine sure doesn't02:06
LaserJockminghua: yeah 138602:06
natroll--i reinstall and mess around too much for that :/02:06
Tm_Tnatroll--: yeah, because that's my KDE desktop ;)02:06
natroll--Tm_T, purdy :)02:06
LaserJockthat looks like an edubuntu logo up there02:06
natroll--kedubuntu02:07
Tm_TLaserJock: http://kapsi.fi/tm_travolta/kuvat/temp/kedubuntu-basic-03.svg02:07
Tm_Tit's Ubuntu-Edubuntu-Kubuntu02:07
Tm_Tstupid thing I'm playing around02:07
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natroll--your poor machine... ;D02:07
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Tm_Tnatroll--: I only have Kubuntu ofcourse02:08
Tm_TI don't need Gnome =)02:08
natroll--Tm_T, ahh02:08
KyralGNOME's philosopy has been angering me lately02:09
natroll--Tm_T, meh, i like both of them, gnome is more convenient for me with this distro though02:09
Tm_Tbut my idea with that logo is to show that we share same packages mostly02:09
natroll--Kyral, simple with sane defaults?02:09
natroll--isn't that their philosophy?02:09
Kyralsane defaults yes02:09
natroll--or am i off?02:09
Kyralbut I'm a powertweaker lol02:09
natroll--yeah, lol02:10
KyralKDE allows you to tweak02:10
natroll--yep02:10
Kyralbut hides them within easy reach02:10
LaserJockHere's my current screenshot: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1025702:10
natroll--and it's pretty02:10
Kyralplus...GConf reminds me WAAAY too much of the XP Registry02:10
minghuaI have a stupid question about amd64 ubuntu.  I don't have amd64 hardware, just curious02:10
Tm_TLaserJock: yul02:11
minghuawhere are the 32bit library in amd64 ubuntu go?  did they change locations between breezy and dapper?02:11
natroll--Tm_T, i smell mac02:11
LaserJocknatroll--: its i386 I swear02:11
natroll--i'd have a mac if i could afford it02:11
minghuaI am asking because I see a (Chinese) user talking about a bug related to 32bit libraries02:11
natroll--LaserJock, intel mac?02:12
natroll--;D02:12
LaserJocknatroll--: darn, got me :-)02:12
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natroll--wow, must be nice02:13
LaserJocknot especially02:13
LaserJockI wanted an AMD6402:13
Tm_TLaserJock: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=574302380229449506302:13
Tm_T;)02:13
natroll--to quote ferris, "I wanted a car....and I got a computer"02:13
KyralAnyone know if I can spread an LVM group across two HDs?02:14
minghuaof course you can (although I've never done it)02:14
natroll--Kyral, that's it's biggest benefit02:14
minghuathat's one of the major point of LVM after all02:14
Kyralnatroll--, I'm gonna do a COMPLETE wipe of my Production Box soon02:14
Kyraltoo much crap02:14
natroll--Kyral, yeah, i know the feeling, i do that like once a month or so lately02:15
KyralI want to "unify" my /home and my /anime partitions as one massive LVM group when I do02:15
natroll--but i go nuts on it02:15
Kyraloh SHIT02:15
natroll--poop?02:15
KyralI have to backup my .gnupg folder first02:15
LaserJockTm_T: that's funny, lol02:15
natroll--i thought you forgot your mom outside in the cold or something, sheesh02:16
minghuaalways back up your gpg key, not before reinstall :-)02:16
natroll--poor old woman in a wheel chair02:16
Kyralminghua, I'm nuking the partition02:16
Kyralso I have to backup my passwords....my GNUPG...my music...02:16
natroll--Kyral, he means just make it a practice, not just before reinstall02:16
Kyralah02:16
minghuamy point was _always_ keep a backup of your GPG key02:16
Tm_TLaserJock: also sooo true02:17
minghuabecause things happen02:17
Kyralminghua, yah...02:17
LaserJockTm_T: well, not so much for me. but still funny02:17
Tm_TLaserJock: that dock thing in osx... aergh!02:17
natroll--pete and repeat were on a boat, pete fell off, who was left?02:17
KyralBasically I have 460 GB combined storage02:17
KyralI'm gonna use 15 for /02:17
Kyraland LVM the rest into /home02:17
natroll--ha02:17
natroll--Kyral, i use my var directory for that02:18
natroll--Kyral, for the biggun02:18
Kyral300 GB IDE and 160 GB SATA02:18
Kyralso 15 on the IDE and LVM the rest of the IDE + SATA02:18
natroll--ok, gl hf02:18
Kyral'cept I know little about LVM lol02:19
Kyralcould GParted make it?02:19
LaserJockman, with all that space I'd have like 10 different distros02:19
natroll--google to the rescue, imo02:19
Kyralnah I need the space for anime storage02:20
natroll--i'm gonna go to bet, i'm over 26 hours awake now02:20
natroll--s/bet/bed02:20
minghuaKyral: the text-based installer has a good LVM manager for beginners, IMO02:20
Kyralhmm02:20
natroll--later guys, have fun :D02:21
LaserJockgood night natroll--02:21
KyralI know the concept...but I dunno the commands to make it lol02:21
Kyralactually hmm02:21
Kyralthis is a chance to redo my partitioning scheme...02:21
KyralI make make a separate /boot while I am at it02:21
LaserJockKyral: why?02:22
Kyraldunno02:22
Kyralso it can stay unmounted most of the time?02:22
LaserJockI see02:23
LaserJockwell, I'll probably redo my Ubuntu box for Dapper+102:24
KyralI wish ZFS was ported to Linux02:26
ajmitchKyral: why would you have /boot unmounted?02:36
Kyraldunno02:36
ajmitchthe only reason I have a separate /boot is because / is LVM02:36
Kyralah02:36
Kyralajmitch, how efficient is LVM?02:37
ajmitch& in my new box, / will be LVM on RAID02:37
ajmitchefficient? what do you mean?02:37
ajmitchspace? speed?02:37
Kyralcompared to a "normal" partition02:37
Kyralboth02:37
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ajmitchthere shouldn't really be a difference02:37
KyralI heard you can live resize with LVM02:44
Kyralor at least non-destructive resize02:44
ajmitchyes02:45
Kyralhmm02:45
ajmitchmost people don't need that though02:45
ajmitchfew desktop users, at least02:45
Kyralyah but I'm one of those people who tweaks far more than he should02:45
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Mr_Spiffhey04:25
Mr_Spiffcan i get debug builds?04:25
bddebiandebug builds?04:26
Mr_Spiffyeah so firefox segfaults on my dapper laptop04:27
Mr_Spiffso I want a build with symbols04:27
Mr_Spiff$ gdb firefox04:28
bddebianI think you can either use nostrip option or remove dh_strip from debian/rules04:28
Mr_Spiffi was hoping for more of a change to apt/sources.list and avoid the compiling04:29
bddebianNot going to happen, sorry04:30
bddebianDebian and Ubuntu strip all packages afaik04:30
Mr_Spiffyeah it would be a very large repos.04:30
Mr_Spiffbut wouldn't it lead to better bug reports?04:37
ErlangThe people that know how to use Debug package should also know how to rebuild a package with dh_strip removed right?04:38
Mr_Spiffkinda.  See what I would do when reporting this bug is attach the core w/ symbols or an indication of what went wrong04:40
Mr_Spiffnow, I have to make firefox compile on crappy laptop and hope the same problem occurs...04:41
Mr_Spiffdoes launchpad include debian bugs04:45
Mr_Spiffor do I search this, debian and moz bugs?04:45
ErlangI see your point.  It has been made several times I think, but I think the general concensus are that it's not practical enough to be supported technically.  That's how I read it.04:45
Mr_Spiffcool just venting.  Once I start it will probably become easy to compile stuff04:47
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minghuaHmm, can an uploader archive his own uplod on REVU?05:05
KyralNight MOTU05:16
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minghuaHmm, scim-m17n indeed seem to be broken in dapper...05:27
LaserJockhmm, didn't that just get uploaded05:28
LaserJockI thought I saw that go by in dapper-changes recently05:28
LaserJockminghua: have you noticed the debtags thread in debian-science?05:29
minghuaLaserJock: I think you saw m17n-db05:29
minghuaLaserJock: yes, but I doubt debtags would be very useful for ubuntu05:30
LaserJockminghua: perhaps, I wonder if our list might be of use the Debian?05:30
LaserJocks/the/to/05:31
LaserJockprobably not I guess.05:31
minghuaLaserJock: in which way?  the debtag is multi-demensional, what area would your list help (I admit I haven't looked at it recently)?05:32
LaserJockminghua: well I think the idea is to be able to find science related apps by discipline perhaps05:32
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LaserJockwe need to have a comprehensive list of packages05:33
LaserJockbut maybe we could eventually break those down by discipline too05:33
LaserJockI don't know, I was just thinking of ways we can help debian-science05:33
minghuaLaserJock: yeah I agree that's a good idea05:34
minghuaLaserJock: is your list already separating the packages by disciplines?05:34
LaserJockminghua: right now I have ~ 420 source packages split up into math, science, electronics, and misc05:35
minghuafrom what I read debtags has this field:: facet which can differentiate disciplines05:35
LaserJockminghua: where math, science, and electronics just come from there respective sections nothing difficult05:35
minghuaLaserJock: but that's just section, isn't it?05:36
minghuayeah, that's what I thought.  and I feel sometimes maintainer miscategorize their package to wrong section05:36
LaserJockright, but I think we see more of the breadth of packages because we look after them all05:36
LaserJockso maybe we are better able to provide more appropriate lists05:37
minghuaLaserJock: if we want to work on that, then yes, I agree it would be useful to Debian, especially the debtags team05:39
LaserJockI don't think it should be our top priority for sure, but it may be something useful for us in the future05:40
LaserJockI would like to have stuff to offer debian-science that is easier for us to do because of our structure05:41
minghuayeah, it's not much use to categorize the packages if they are uninstallable or plainly crash on start ;-)05:41
LaserJockfor sure, but then that is maybe another area05:42
LaserJockI think we can have an overall better feel for the shape the science related packages are in05:43
G0SUBminghua: LaserJock05:43
minghuaLaserJock: to be honest I don't feel _I_ want to get a overall better feel myself05:43
minghuaLaserJock: I am not that ambitious to shepherd all science packages in ubuntu05:44
G0SUBminghua: how stable is scim-m17n ?05:44
minghuaG0SUB: well, it plainly doesn't start here05:44
G0SUBminghua: same here ...05:45
LaserJockminghua: I can understand that, but as a group I think we are better able to look at things05:45
minghuaG0SUB: I'll have to look at it more closely later05:45
G0SUBminghua: okay, that's fine05:45
LaserJockminghua: for instance it is going to be relatively easy for us to see how many and where bugs are05:45
G0SUBminghua: btw, are there any chances of getting SCIM into main / the CD?05:45
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minghuaLaserJock: sure, if you need help on computation physics/chemistry part, I am willing to help05:45
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minghuaG0SUB: I am not involved in that part, please contace freeflying for main inclusion of SCIM05:46
G0SUBminghua: fine05:46
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minghuaokay, I'll log out and test scim-m17n again...05:47
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xBeatrixuhm......hello guys.   am not an ubuntu repository mainainer but have a few questions.......is that ok if i ask you guys? :-[:-[:-[05:57
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LaserJockxBeatrix: maybe :-)05:59
minghuanow I am in real trouble:  I can't figure out why scim is autostarted when I login :-(06:00
minghuahmm, maybe I have an idea06:00
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LaserJockxBeatrix: what's your question?06:01
minghuayeah, got it right this time :-)06:02
LaserJockminghua: bug?06:03
minghuaLaserJock: not really, just scim trying to be too smart06:03
LaserJockoh, I hate that. MS Office always tries that on me ;-)06:04
minghuaLaserJock: scim has this feature to autostart when some condition is met06:04
LaserJockinteresting06:04
minghuathe problem is that these condition keeps changing from release to release06:04
xBeatrixi followed the instructions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallCDCustomizationHowTo06:04
minghuaand since I don't use this autostart feature, I forgot it in the first place06:05
xBeatrixwhen i came to:06:05
xBeatrixcd $BUILD sudo apt-ftparchive -c $APTCONF generate /path/to/apt-ftparchive-deb.conf06:05
xBeatrixwhen i typed:  sudo apt-ftparchive -c $APTCONF generate /path/to/apt-ftparchive-deb.conf06:05
xBeatrixit says:06:06
xBeatrixE: Could not open file /dists/breezy/extras/binary-i386/Packages.gz.new  - open (2 Nop such file or directory)06:06
xBeatrixE: Could not open file /dists/breezy/extras/binary-i386/Packages.new -  open (2 Nop such file or directory)06:06
xBeatrixE: Error processing directory pool/extras06:07
xBeatrixDone Packages, Starting contents. Done. 0B in 0 archives. Took 0s06:07
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LaserJockxBeatrix: have you looked at the apt-ftparchive man page? and make sure you are doing it right?06:11
ajmitchand do you actually have the configuration files it wanted, and you didn't literally type out /path/to/apt-ftparchive-deb.conf ?06:12
xBeatrixi got these files : apt-ftparchive-deb.conf06:13
xBeatrixapt-ftparchive-udeb.conf06:13
xBeatrixapt-ftparchive-extra.conf06:13
LaserJockand they have been properly modified?06:15
xBeatrixi created those files from:  http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/indices/ ):06:15
xBeatrixi think so.....:(:-[06:16
xBeatrixchanged the paths and everything..06:17
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GloubiboulgaHello Universe :)06:35
LaserJockhi Gloubiboulga06:36
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Gloubiboulgahi LaserJock06:37
Gloubiboulgaminghua, congrats :)06:38
minghuaThanks Gloubiboulga06:38
LaserJockGloubiboulga: how's texmaker in Debian going?06:38
GloubiboulgaLaserJock, not that good...06:39
GloubiboulgaI didn't get any answer on the mentors ML06:39
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Gloubiboulgabut I didn't spent enough time and energy on this for the moment06:40
LaserJockGloubiboulga: sometimes it takes a few tries I think06:40
Gloubiboulgayep06:40
GloubiboulgaLaserJock, the package for the new release is also on REVU btw06:41
Gloubiboulgawaiting for comments/advocates :)06:41
minghuaGloubiboulga: did you get an UVF exception for texmaker?06:42
LaserJockGloubiboulga: you might try the debian-tetex-maint ML too06:42
Gloubiboulgaminghua, yes06:42
LaserJockGloubiboulga: really? I didn't see that. cool06:43
minghuahmm, good, I'll try this new texmaker package06:43
GloubiboulgaLaserJock, ok06:43
LaserJockGloubiboulga: yeah, I might have to try it out ;-)06:45
tritiumminghua: wow, I thought kile had replaced texmaker, but I guess it was ktexmaker it replaced.06:48
LaserJockminghua: what do you use in OSX for latex?06:49
minghuatritium: why to me?  I am a new texmaker user :-)06:49
minghuaLaserJock: Err...  ssh to a linux box and use tetex there? :-)06:50
minghuadoes that count?06:50
LaserJocklol, makes sense06:50
LaserJockA postdoc in my lab uses TeXShop and likes it so I just wondered06:50
tritiumTeXShop is nice on MacOS06:51
minghuaI heard about several nice TeX software in OS X, but I never remember the name06:51
LaserJockwell, I installed it but I haven't really tried it out06:51
LaserJockgotta get crackin' on my dissertation soon :|06:52
freeflyingLaserJock: you can try xetex06:52
LaserJockfreeflying: interesting, thanks for the tip06:55
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dholbachgood morning08:49
minghuamorning dholbach08:50
dholbachhey minghua08:51
siretartmorning08:51
siretartminghua: grats for motuness! :)08:52
minghuaThanks siretart08:52
ajmitchhi all08:53
ajmitchhow are you?08:53
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ajmitchhey StevenK08:53
StevenKWell, I'm more than happy for someone to give me a bug to fix, since I haven't been been doing much since FF.08:54
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ajmitchStevenK: I've done approximately nothing :)08:54
dholbachajmitch_: that's on Friday :)08:54
ajmitchdholbach: aw08:55
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=== minghua has quite a bunch of scim bugs
dholbach:-)08:56
minghuabut I wonder StevenK would be interested in fixing those :-(08:56
ajmitchsure he would08:57
ajmitchStevenK: as a start: https://launchpad.net/people/motu/+assignedbugs08:58
siretarthey ajmitch, hi StevenK!08:58
ajmitchand there are a *lot* of universe bugs that noone has had time to assign to MOTU yet08:58
ajmitchhey siretart08:58
minghuaStevenK: you are linda's upstream author, aren't you?08:59
ajmitchso even sorting through malone & assigning unassigned bugs could be good08:59
ajmitchthough I think that's something that will be encouraged for people to do on the HUG day08:59
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siretartajmitch: have you seen the ifupdown integration work in wpasupplicant? are you happy with it?09:22
ajmitchI haven't tested it well yet sorry09:22
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siretartn/m09:25
minghuasiretart, ajmitch: you guys are REVU admins, right?  Can an uploader archive his own uploads?09:25
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ajmitchwelcome back, Hobbsee09:30
ajmitchminghua: I don't know09:30
Hobbseethanks ajmitch09:30
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Hobbseedarn nm-applet, running amok with kubuntu...09:30
ajmitchheh09:30
desrtamok or amuck?09:30
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minghuaajmitch: can you archive uploads then?  if yes please help archive http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=154609:31
ajmitchdesrt: they're the same09:31
minghuaI've written the reasons in comments09:31
desrter. what's the name of that kde application that has a name similar to 'amok'?09:31
ajmitchamarok09:32
desrtright.09:32
ajmitchminghua: done09:32
minghuaajmitch: thanks!09:33
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=== Yagisan finally gets around to installing flight5
=== ajmitch still has to do that
ajmitchI've just been dist-upgrading the laptop09:34
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Hobbseedesrt: either09:35
Hobbseeajmitch: and it's having trouble with gnome too!  :P09:35
YagisanI like the new menu. Looks much friendlier09:35
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ajmitchYagisan: which menu?09:36
desrtHobbsee; i was under the mistaken impression that one of them was a music player09:36
Yagisanajmitch: the install menu09:36
ajmitchok09:36
Hobbseedesrt: ah...amarok is, yes.09:36
Hobbseeand now it's screwed my wireless :(09:37
YagisanHobbsee: you fubar'd an Ubuntu system ?09:37
HobbseeYagisan: sure09:37
Hobbseewell, not *that* fubar'd...09:37
YagisanHobbsee: that must have taken a lot of effort on you part!09:37
Hobbseehehe09:37
Hobbseeit works, i'm on it now - i just cant get the wireless to work with it!09:38
Yagisanyes my rr key is stuck09:38
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Yagisannote to self - new coffee is very sticky - try to avoid spilling more on the keyboard09:39
HobbseeYagisan: i frequently manage to screw up my system :P  - especially when i try to get things from svn, or install gnome/xfce09:39
minghuaYagisan: help testing scim-uim, will you? ;-)09:40
Hobbseeor, more, it doesnt run the way i want it to.09:40
Yagisanminghua: the whole point of getting flight 5 installed was to test scim. I'm looking at blowing away the breezy systems, rather then upgrading09:41
minghuaYagisan: oh great, thanks09:41
YagisanHobbsee: that is why I have 12 chroots. Much easier to fix09:41
Hobbseehehe!09:41
Hobbseesheesh!09:42
minghuaYagisan: by the way scim-m17n seems to be broken right now, so don't be surprised if you see that as well09:42
YagisanHobbsee: 3x 200GB in RAID 5. I need something other then 200GB of media files to fill it09:43
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Hobbseehehe good point09:43
Yagisanminghua: ok - I'll be aware of it09:43
ajmitchYagisan: nice :)09:43
ajmitchYagisan: I have 3x250GB SATA drives sitting beside me09:43
ajmitchready to put into the computer09:43
YagisanI have found 1 drawback though :(09:43
ajmitchoh?09:44
Yagisanthe heat from the hard disks, is so mauch that my dvd-rw will not read or write any disks, unless the system has a cold start09:44
ajmitchouch09:44
ajmitchthough you are in sydney..09:44
Yagisanyet my cd-rw spit out cd's as fast as I can burn them09:44
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cyberixslomo: Next to be released GNUnet 0.7.0c will have huge improvements to functionality of the network. When is the last date it can still make it for Dapper?09:45
Yagisanbbl - time to apt-get install food09:51
Mithrandircyberix: upstream version freeze was a long time ago09:51
cyberixWhich is sad. :-)09:51
cyberixHow important do fixes need to be so they get into a stable release?09:53
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Mithrandircritical or security.09:54
cyberixcritical is defined as?09:56
Mithrandir"does not work at all"09:56
cyberixok09:57
cyberixBye bye by now. I'll go by my friend to buy some food.09:57
cyberixand thanks09:57
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highvoltagehave anyone here ever seen "Who's line is it anyway"?10:12
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G0SUBhello!10:18
G0SUBare there any issues with X locking up?10:18
G0SUBit says Error in I830WaitLpRing()10:18
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ajmitchStevenK: ping10:50
StevenKPong.10:50
ajmitchwant to look at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linda/+bug/30860 ?10:50
Ubugtumalone bug 30860 in linda "Fails with "Unable to find a suitable .mo file" error" [Major,Confirmed] 10:50
ajmitchsince you know it best :)10:50
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ajmitcha cunning plan?10:52
StevenKSo cunning you could put a tail on it and call it a weasel.10:52
ajmitchexcellent10:53
StevenKHowever, I'm not in the mood to hack on Linda.10:53
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ajmitchah10:53
ajmitchmalone is so very broken at times10:54
minghuayeah, like count closed bugs in the "package summary" page...10:55
ajmitchor viewing unassigned bugs from /distros/ubuntu/+bugs10:56
ajmitchadvanced search just seems to show everything, no matter what10:56
minghuayeah, I remember annoyed by that, too10:56
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ajmitchit's a problem when people want you to sponsor debian uploads :)10:57
minghuayou DDs can always ssh into a debian machine and use the sid chroot there, can't you?  ;-)11:03
StevenKIf we wanted to.11:05
ajmitchif we really really had to11:06
StevenKminghua: You may need to bitch at the DSA to get Build-Depends installed.11:06
StevenKEr, s/You/We/11:06
ajmitchplus I can carry my chroot on my laptop & work offline11:06
minghuaAh, I see, so it's much harder than I thought11:07
minghuaso if, say, you need a specific porting box to hunt down a arch dependent bug, you need to contact the admin to install build-depends first?11:08
minghuathat kind of sucks11:08
StevenKThey are usually pretty quick11:08
ajmitchStevenK: though it'd be annoying if the build-depends conflict with what other people need11:09
StevenKConflicts: gcc11:10
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StevenKajmitch: The things I do for you. I'm even looking at Linda.11:14
ajmitchthanks! :)11:15
Mezargh11:18
Meztheres like - a well known open source cm11:18
Mezcms *11:18
Mezand I cant remember the name of it11:18
Mezanyone got a hint11:18
freeflyingMez: mambo or drupal11:20
Mezfreeflying, ah11:20
Mezit was joomla I was thinking of :D11:20
Mezpreviously known as mambo11:20
ajmitchnight all11:40
Hobbseenight ajmitch11:46
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YagisanI really should spell check before posting to mailing lists. That Bird Flu from Ubuntu post is funny12:11
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HobbseeYagisan: link, if you have it on you?12:29
sebest_hello, do you think that a package for captive-ntfs could enter universe: http://www.jankratochvil.net/project/captive/ ?12:29
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YagisanHobbsee: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-March/016478.html12:34
Hobbseehehe12:35
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Yagisanw00t - language-pack-ja can't be installed because of missing deps. :(12:56
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ograits in full rework currently ... there is a i10n sprint going on in london currently12:57
YagisanI see. So I picked a bad time to do flight 5 testing12:59
tsengyou can test flight 5 just fine without a dist-upgrade12:59
ograyeah01:00
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YagisanI'm testing a "new install"01:01
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nagyvI was redirected to you from ubuntu+1 with my question: dear dappers, I just would like to know about Dapper's lifespan. I have read somewhere that it will be the official release for 5 years? How this relates to the half-year plans?02:15
G0SUBnagyv 5 year lifespan means that it will be supported for 5 years02:16
G0SUBnagyv six month releases will continue with that02:17
G0SUBnagyv half year releases are supported for 1.5 years02:17
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nagyvthe 5 year support means that there will be added programs too? Like Firefox1.0->Firefox 1.5 was "missing" with Breezy.02:18
G0SUBnagyv no ... security fixes and critical bug fixes02:18
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nagyvI am alway affraid of upgradeing my actual distro. :(02:21
Specyou must like debian02:21
G0SUBheh02:22
nagyvSpec: I am a user, not a developper. I like my os setup up as is, and I don't like to waste time to reconfigure things.02:35
G0SUBnagyv that's a fine idea02:36
G0SUBnagyv Dapper will be good for you ...02:37
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kokehi all!03:05
kokeI have a patch for a package but we are in freeze right?03:06
kokemsttcorefonts is not installable since it tries to download from belnet sf mirror, which is not workinkg anymore03:06
MithrandirI should probably fix that, then.03:09
ograhmm, it worked last weekend when i installed my GFs new laptop03:10
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kokeMithrandir: I've changed belnet to kent03:19
kokeit's the new UK mirror03:19
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bddebianHeya gang03:32
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KyralMorning MOTU03:45
bddebianHeya Kyral03:46
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dolsonthis might be a stupid question, but is there something I can put in my sources to always use ubuntu_current_release+1 ?03:54
dolsonkinda like debian "sid" or "unstable"03:54
bddebiandolson: Not that I could think of because Ubuntu always names the releases03:54
Tm_Talso first month of current+1 is "exciting" ;)03:56
dolsonwouldn't it be easy to add an alias like "devel" or "ubuntu" or something?03:56
Tm_Tso imo not a good idea03:56
dolsonwell, it might not be a good idea for end users to use it03:56
Tm_Tyeah03:56
dolsonbut developers have to use it03:56
Tm_Tand devel should not be that lazy ;)03:56
dolsonyes we should03:56
Tm_Thaha03:57
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MrFaberhi all04:48
MrFaberWho is the MOTU of the day? :)04:48
bddebianYou are, congratulations. ;-)04:48
MrFaberOr the MOTU for loop-aes-source? :)04:48
MrFaberI am no MOTU, I am only a little bug reporter :)04:49
MrFaberPlease fix the bug04:49
dolsonwhat's the bug number?04:50
MrFaberbug 3023004:51
Ubugtumalone bug 30230 in loop-aes-source "loop-aes module can't be created in Dapper Drake" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3023004:51
MrFaberwhere is the bot04:51
MrFaberah :)04:51
MrFaberthe debian sid version fix it but dapper has problems with other modules too04:51
MrFaberso it might be a problem of the m-a04:52
MrFabermodule-assistant04:52
MrFabersame error while building nvidia and fglrx modules04:52
MrFaberI know that this isn't needed04:52
MrFaberbut it should work04:52
MrFaberbbl04:55
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phanatichi people05:01
phanaticraphink: ping05:01
raphinkphanatic: pong05:02
phanaticraphink: do you have time to help me a bit?05:02
raphinkhmm I was about to do something :(05:02
raphinkso depends how long it takes ;)05:02
phanaticjust some quick questions :) can i /msg you?05:02
raphinksure05:03
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Tonio_afternoon :)07:08
phanatichi Tonio_07:09
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lucashello motus08:14
LaserJockhi lucas08:14
phanatichi lucas08:17
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Kyralhey guys08:22
ajmitchhello08:23
bddebianHeya Kyral, ajmitch08:23
Kyralgah, pup fell asleep on my lap lol08:25
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LaserJockhi Kyral bddebian ajmitch and slomo_ :-)08:33
bddebianHeya LaserJock08:33
slomo_hi LaserJock08:33
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faboLaserJock: fix your link to ubuntu packaging guide on your blog :)08:37
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KyralLJ has a blog?08:38
hubwww.livejournal.com08:38
fabohttp://laserjock.wordpress.com/ ;)08:38
huba sorry wrong LJ08:38
hub:-)08:38
KyralLJ has a blog?08:38
Kyralwhoops08:39
Kyraldamn up arrow!08:39
hubtime to add to to planet08:39
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LaserJockfabo: ahh, crap. thanks for catching that08:39
KyralI keep meaning to email Jeff about adding mine08:40
Kyralbut 90% of it is me ranting about non Linux stuff lol08:40
faboin fact just links of "Hello MOTU world!" are crap08:40
LaserJockKyral: I think you can have a particular category linked to planet08:41
Kyralhe Ubuntu category only has one entry lol08:41
Kyralazuredreams.us if you wanna look at it08:42
LaserJockfabo: ok, fixed now. thanks08:43
fabonp08:44
dolsonhmm, it's almost 3pm. I need a nap08:44
LaserJockwell, you guys weren't supposed to find my blog until it was massively cool ;-)08:44
Kyrallol08:44
faboheh :)08:44
KyralActually I don't care about what people think of my blog08:44
KyralI just use it to blow off steam :P08:44
fabolurking on raphink's blog and find yours :)08:45
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LaserJockfabo: ah, yes. raphink and I have been doing some blog development together ;-)08:45
KyralActually I should add RSS feeds from yours LJ :P08:45
raphinklol08:45
raphinkblog dev LOL08:45
KyralI wanna hack WP08:45
raphinknice :)08:46
raphinkWP is very well done08:46
LaserJockraphink has done some cool things with his blog. I'm just getting going08:46
KyralWanna put a bunch of hose "Powered By" GFX on there08:46
raphinkwell seth's blog is very nice, too08:46
Kyraldamn my busted "T" key08:47
raphinkhe's done a nice thing with WP too08:47
KyralLike I can put Powered By Ubuntu, Debian, Apache, Xen...08:47
raphinkPowered by the MOTU SuperCow Powers08:47
Kyrallol08:47
KyralLJ I added you to my blogroll08:54
LaserJockKyral: likewise ;-)08:58
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spaceyis there a chance the latest wine release 0.9.10 will be included in dapper?09:10
spaceyit has improved esd support09:10
spaceywhich is nice for thinclients09:10
ajmitchthere's a chance, perhaps09:10
spaceynot sure yet if that improved stuff is enough for my problem09:11
ajmitchif you get a UVF exception report written up real quick & someone gets packages ready09:11
spacey0.9.9 is in iirc09:11
Kyralis it a good idea to stash your GPG stuff on a USB Flash Drive?09:11
ajmitch& if it's considered important enough to get these fixes in09:11
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spaceyi want to test if it solves my esd problems first09:12
spaceyi hope to be able to do that tomorrow09:12
LaserJockKyral: it is good to stash your GPG stuff where ever you can on as many things as you can ;-)09:12
Kyrallol09:13
KyralI was just looking at a 1 GB USB Flash Drive09:13
ajmitchLaserJock: only if it's stored securely09:13
LaserJockI have my keys, etc. on ~5 different computers09:13
Kyralencrypt the filesysttem, then put stuff like GPG and my KWallet09:13
Kyralon it09:13
ajmitchKyral: where would you use this?09:14
Kyralpersonal use. So I can carry my GPG everywhere instead of relying on my desktop?09:14
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KyralRemember the UBZ when I had to borrow someone's laptop to ssh to my Desktop to print out my Key for signing?09:15
ajmitchexcellent09:16
ajmitchso you put your gpg key on untrusted computers09:16
Kyralno09:16
KyralI encrypt the FS, and only I know the decryption password09:17
ajmitchbut to *use* the key on another computer, you need to decrypt on that computer09:17
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Kyralokay I get it09:18
Kyralits better then having the FS unencrypted09:18
ajmitchcertainly09:18
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ajmitchbut I only use it on systems I trust09:18
KyralYah I only plan to really use this when I need it. I mean I trust the school's computers. I trust my laptop (Which I tend o have on me away from my Desktop)09:19
LaserJockhmm, I don't have any encrypted partitions anywhere :(09:19
ajmitchwhy do you trust that the school's computers are secure?09:20
Kyral1) Because most of he time I use the ones in the COSI and ITL and I'm on the Maintenance Teams for both09:20
Kyral2) If not those, I carry a LiveCD to boot any computer I encounter :P09:21
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tsengand a dozen other things09:21
KyralYou can never be 100% secure09:21
Kyralor else you wouldn't store the info outside your brain09:22
tsengyou can be alot more secure if you dont decrpyt your private keys on very public systems09:22
KyralLike I said, the possibility of that happening is low due to he fact my Laptop is almost always with me when I am away from my home system09:23
tsengare you a MOTU yet09:25
LaserJockok, so it is good to encrypt you private keys as long as you are on a non-public system?09:25
Kyralme?09:25
KyralNo..I have been slacking during Dapper due to schoolwork and a new found interest in my server09:25
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tsengLaserJock: the keys themselves are encrypted09:25
tsengLaserJock: encrypting the disk they are on is a bit overboard imo09:26
Kyralits not a HD...just a USB Flash Drive09:26
LaserJocktseng: ok, so what is your recommendation for gpg key security?09:27
tsengencrypt the key itself with a password, keep it on one pc09:27
tsengand on a cdr in a lockbox or similar09:27
tsengrevoke key in the lockbox too09:27
tsengand dont put it on other pcs09:28
tsengthe one its on shouldnt be open to inbound traffic from the internet09:28
Kyralhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/GPGKeyOnUSBDrive?highlight=%28GPG%29 <-- This looks like a nice howto09:28
KyralCrap! I need to put a roast in the oven!09:28
Kyralbrb!09:28
minghuaI put my gpg key on my usb flash disk09:28
tsengthats not the end of the world until you put it in $randomlabpc and decrypt it into memory09:29
tsengthere's still 256 bit encryption on your key if your usb disk is lost or stoleny09:30
tseng-y09:30
LaserJockarggh, now I'm getting confused. To sign things you need your private key?09:30
tsengyes, of course09:31
LaserJockok, so I sign things from ~4 computers09:31
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LaserJocktseng: but that is ok as long as they aren't public computers, right?09:31
tsengif you trust all 4 computers its fine09:32
tsengbut it seems like the definition of 'trust' is laxer for some of us09:32
tsengthis gets alot more important if your key is in the ubuntu keyring09:32
LaserJockbut you basically shouldn't sign anything on a computer you don't trust09:33
tsengyou got it.09:33
LaserJockok, so they key is already encrypted, correct?09:33
tsengwhen you sign something, you type in a passphrase?09:34
LaserJockright09:34
tsengyep.09:34
tsengits protected by that09:34
LaserJockok, so as long as I only use trusted computers and backup my key and revoke on a cdr or something then I should be OK?09:34
tsengyeah.09:35
LaserJockok, I was just worried I needed more protection09:35
LaserJockalthough I should maybe try to trim down the number of computers I have my key on09:36
tsengif you asked Manoj Srivastava he might give you a slightly different answer09:36
tsengbut thats mine :)09:36
LaserJockhmm, email I think would be the only problem for me09:37
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LaserJocktseng: how do you deal with signed/encrypted emails?09:38
LaserJocktseng: sorry if I'm bugging you too much. Now that I'm a MOTU I want to be careful.09:39
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tsengLaserJock: same as now is probably ok09:40
LaserJockk09:41
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LaserJockI'm going to take my key off the department server though. It seems to get attacked pretty regularly.09:42
LaserJockI forgot I had it on there09:43
Kyralheh, mine is only on my deskop09:43
KyralWhen I reinstall I'm gonna transfer to a flash card temp09:43
KyralI can ust move he folder back into ~ when I reinstall right?09:43
LaserJockwell, email has been difficult for me so I think I had it on there once so I could send a signed email09:43
phanaticKyral: maybe you should have /home on a separate partition if you reinstall regurarly...09:45
Kyralphanatic, I do lol09:45
Kyralthis is the first reinsall in about 5 months09:45
phanaticoh, then it's just for backup i suppose :)09:46
Kyralyah, everyhing else gets uploaded to my server for the ime09:46
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KyralJust that I'm gonna use a new partitioning scheme09:47
LaserJockhi crimsun09:47
crimsun'lo LaserJock, Kyral, *09:47
Kyralhey crimsun09:47
bddebianHeya crimsun09:48
crimsunand of course bddebianIsGod09:48
bddebianAck :'-(09:49
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LaserJocka MIA God ;-)09:50
bddebianDoh :''(09:50
bddebianHeya netzmeister09:50
LaserJocklol, just teasing bddebian09:50
bddebiannetzmeister: I got it.  I had to use noapic AND nolapic09:50
LaserJocknabend netzmeister :-)09:50
crimsunbddebian: ouch. Do we need to blacklist a motherboard?09:51
bddebian"blacklist a motherboard"?09:51
netzmeisterhi bddebian, hi LaserJock09:52
netzmeisterbddebian:  that sounds good09:52
netzmeister;-)09:52
redguyhi netzmeister , hi bddebian , ni LaserJock09:52
bddebianHello redguy09:52
netzmeisterbddebian:  what's nolapic?09:52
bddebianNo freakin' clue :-)09:52
bddebianNo Logical APIC?09:52
crimsunbddebian: yeah, the kernel probably needs to know about that motherboard needing noapic and nolapic09:52
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netzmeisterah okay09:53
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sebas_Hi guys. Sorry to bug you. But i just found yet another debian maintainer who just didn't understand Universe.10:05
bddebianOK damnit, now I get:  ALERT! /dev/ida/c0d0p2 does not exist, dropping to a shell??? WTF :_(10:05
crimsunbddebian: try keybuk if he's in #ubuntu-boot10:06
G0SUBsebas_: ?10:06
KyralI didn't understand Main and Contrib lol10:07
Kyralso it goes both ways :P10:07
sebas_I want to help him. So i searched some document to tell him what exactly Universe is and why it's there10:07
LaserJocksebas_: you expect a Debian maintainer to understand Universe?10:07
KyralI barely understand Universe10:07
Kyrallol10:07
sebas_lol10:07
Kyralwell, Multiverse more than Universe10:07
G0SUBUniverse == Community supported10:07
Kyralyah I klnow10:08
sebas_I know.10:08
KyralMultiverse == Non-Free10:08
G0SUBMultiverse == Community supported non-free10:08
ograbddebian, you got it booting ? wow :)10:08
G0SUBthat's all there is10:08
bddebianogra: Well I got it installed, obviously not booting :-)10:08
ograhey but you got the kernel to boot already :)10:08
sebas_He complaint about the lack of security support10:08
ograbddebian, is that sata ?10:09
LaserJocksebas_: makes sense10:09
bddebianogra: Hardware RAID5 SCSI10:09
Kyralwha is that Mach?10:09
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LaserJocksebas_: does he get it now?10:09
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sebas_LaserJock: not really. The question is, why is it even there.10:10
ograbddebian, sure the controller is supported10:10
LaserJocksebas_: why is what even there?10:10
bddebianIt got picked up on install..?10:10
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sebas_LaserJock: Ubuntu's Universe10:11
raphinkwho is running mach ?10:11
Kyrallol10:11
ograbddebian, then its udev bug ....10:11
KyralI want to try the HURD...but according to bddebian network support blows10:11
raphinkKyral: ah?10:11
bddebianKyral: I didn't say that, I said we don't have PCMCIA / wireless support officially yet10:12
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Kyralbddebian, so my onboard Ethernet port would work?10:12
crimsunsebas_: universe exists to contain Debian's main, but Ubuntu's main is a much smaller subset of supported packages10:12
bddebianKyral: In many cases10:12
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LaserJocksebas_: I look at it this way. Universe allows for Ubuntu to focus more on Main10:12
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bddebianraphink: We still don't have ppp :-(  Though I recently was able to build um-ppp10:13
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crimsunsebas_: the core devs simply lack the resources to support universe in addition to main10:13
Kyralhmm10:13
raphinkbddebian: it's ok I've got dhcp now ;)10:13
ajmitchbddebian: it's only been in that state for several years now10:13
raphinkbddebian: how is the port to L4 going?10:13
ajmitchraphink: ha10:13
bddebianajmitch: Along with lots of other things :-)10:13
raphinkhehe10:13
bddebianraphink: It's not.  Those folks are looking at Coyotos now10:13
raphinklol10:14
Kyralbddebian, I may try dual booting HURD and Dapper when I reinstall my Desktop10:14
sebas_crimsun: And to supply alternative programs to the users if needed. Because main allready tries to fulfill the most needed functionality.10:14
raphinkbddebian: when is there to be a real work towards a real goal ?10:14
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crimsunsebas_: sure, that's another way of considering it10:14
bddebianraphink: I suppose that depends on who you ask :-(10:14
KyralWait, can QEmu run the HURD?10:14
raphinkbddebian: well I'm interested in the hurd really10:14
bddebianKyral: Yes10:15
KyralI'm just bored and thought "why the hell not"10:15
raphinkbddebian: but then you see, it _almost_ worked on mach, then they switched to L4, and after a few month it's not L4 anymore...10:15
raphinkbddebian: assuming a technical choice and going forward might help going somewhere10:15
raphinkthat's how I see it at least ;)10:15
bddebianraphink: There is some renewed interest in Mach recently10:15
KyralDoesn't Solaris run on Mach?10:15
bddebianAnd the folks looking at Coyotos10:15
raphinkI thought Mach was horribly slow for the task10:15
bddebianIt needs fixed yes10:16
raphinkKyral: MacOS too ;)10:16
Kyralwell hell lol10:16
raphinkruns on a mix of BSD on top of GNU Mach10:16
raphinkiirc10:16
Kyralhmm10:16
bddebianYes10:16
sebas_crimsun: I think that's a big difference to Debian which just tries to supply all possible apps/librarys and let the (overwhelmed) user decide what he wants.10:16
KyralDual Boot Dapper and Nexenta? :P10:16
bddebianWell Darwin does anyway10:16
raphinkbddebian: yes10:16
bddebianogra: What type of udev issue?10:17
raphinkbddebian: from what I remember K6 on top of Mach was horribly slow10:17
raphinkit would take a few seconds to run basic commands10:17
raphinkon a 2GHz comp10:17
raphinkhaven't tested again since10:18
bddebianraphink: K9/K10 are significantly better both in performance and stability10:18
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raphinkwhat runs on it?10:18
bddebianBut we do still have slowness due to some Mach limitations10:18
raphinkis gnome installable without spending a few days on it?10:18
ajmitchbddebian: unless you have modern hardware, with things like irq sharing? :)10:18
KyralK7? We aren't talking Athlon Cores now are we?10:18
ajmitchKyral: no10:18
ograbddebian, udev does pattern matching on device IDs, likely yours just isnt covered ...10:18
raphinkbddebian: well MacOS is fast enough and based on Mach since years... and Darwin is open-source so you could see how it's implemented10:18
ograbddebian, get Keybuk, he'll be intrested to fix that10:19
ajmitchraphink: completely different architecture10:19
bddebianraphink: Not yet because I'm fighting with qt-x11 and apparently a libonobui issue in debian10:19
raphinkok10:19
ajmitchraphink: and besides, it's not ubuntu ;)10:19
raphinkajmitch : but why blame the microkernel?10:19
bddebianraphink: SOme have or are looking at osfmach10:19
Riddellbddebian: what's up with qt?10:19
raphinkajmitch: might be gnubuntu some time soon (or not)10:19
ajmitchRiddell: hurd stuff, nothing to worry about10:19
raphinkRiddell: do you track "qt" in channels?10:19
bddebianRiddell: I need a good approach to get rid of PATH_MAX usage.10:20
Riddellraphink: I just track all channels10:20
raphinkRiddell: for every word ? ;)10:20
Riddellyep10:20
Riddellcan't escape me10:20
raphinkhehe10:20
raphink:)10:20
ajmitchbddebian: we need you handling ubuntu bugs, not hurd bugs10:20
KyralUbuntu/HURD :P10:20
raphinkKyral: Gnubuntu10:20
bddebianajmitch: You don't need me at all :-)10:20
Kyral*DUCKS!*10:20
bddebianNo, UbuntGNU10:20
raphinkbddebian: that's unpronounceable...10:21
ajmitchwe need everyone we can get to work on universe bugs10:21
KyralWell, the HURD package is already in Ubuntu-Repos....10:21
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raphinkKyral: where?10:21
bddebianKyral: Is it really?10:21
KyralI think so10:22
Kyrallemme check10:22
Kyralyah, crosshurd is in there10:22
Kyralits in Universe10:22
raphinkcrosshurd is to install a debian system10:22
raphinknot an ubuntu one10:22
raphinkiirc10:22
ograwhy does it use black music ?10:23
KyralYah but there isn't much difference between Ubuntu and Debian IMO10:23
ograoh, its magic ...10:23
raphinklol10:23
raphinkKyral: well then you just talk about Debian GNU/Hurd10:24
Kyrallol10:24
raphinkwhich is the only Hurd OS anyway, since the Gentoo GNU/Hurd project stopped iirc10:24
KyralI should just make an Ubuntu Qemu image and try it10:24
LaserJockI'm trying Ubuntu in a Qemu image in OSX today :-)10:27
Mr_Spiffis qemu good?10:27
Mr_Spiffbetter than vmware?10:27
redguyMr_Spiff: define "better"10:28
redguyMr_Spiff: its better, because it has a free license10:28
bddebianActually some folks have recently revived the Gentoo stuff I think too10:29
Mr_Spiffredguy, vmware server is *free10:29
LaserJockMr_Spiff: qemu is also better for OSX since there isn't a vmware-player download for Mac10:29
Mr_SpiffLaserJock, cool10:30
Mr_Spiffis qemu easy?10:30
bddebianRiddell: No comment? :-)10:30
redguyMr_Spiff: free as in no $$, or free as "you can tamper with the source code" ?10:30
bddebianKyral: I'm looking for the Hurd on Qemu wiki that Andar just wrote10:31
Riddellbddebian: no ideas some immediately to mind10:31
LaserJockMr_Spiff: http://www.kberg.ch/q/ has a wonderful Qemu frontend for OSX10:31
Mr_Spiffredguy, yeah free beer free10:32
bddebianKyral: Here ya go:  http://hurd.gnufans.org/bin/view/Distrib/HurdOnQEMU10:32
redguyMr_Spiff: see? that's why it's worse :-)10:32
bddebianRiddell: Well I have a few patches but I don't know if they are acceptable upstream (or even correct for that matter)10:33
Riddellbddebian: qt upstream doesn't usually accept patches10:33
Riddellthey have to re-write them if they do10:34
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bddebianRiddell: Well I mean even for Debian10:34
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Tonio_siretart: ping ?11:01
=== siretart *yawns*
siretartTonio_: pong11:02
Tonio_siretart: hi ;)11:02
Tonio_siretart: I noticed you upload a few month ago wlassistant, bug it never got in dapper11:02
Tonio_siretart: I suspect elmo rejected it because of it's name, but if you have logs, It'd be nice ;)11:03
Tonio_siretart: latest version if mostly debugged, and actually the only wireless working tool on kubuntu, so I'd like to make the necessary stuff to get it in11:03
siretartuff, did you get a reject mail?11:04
siretartare you sure it isn't still in NEW?11:04
Tonio_siretart: nope, I wasn't in kathie's queue at that moment...11:04
siretarterr, we are running launchpad now for a while. katie/dak was disabled some time ago11:05
Tonio_siretart: it was in November 12, so I assume it is not still in the queue11:05
Tonio_:)11:05
ajmitchhey siretart11:05
siretarthuhu ajmitch11:05
Tonio_siretart: if you don't have mail logs, I will ask elmo, but in case you have... ^^11:06
siretartTonio_: better ask Kamion, he seems to do NEW processing11:07
Tonio_siretart: I will thanks ;)11:07
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azha#bashfr chan ou on parle pas d'info, chan entre ami, venez on s'amuse bien11:31
azha#bashfr chan ou on parle pas d'info, chan entre ami, venez on s'amuse bien11:31
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SpecI have a question concerning python, eggs, and packaging...11:49
Specwhat's the proper way to package a python program that is an egg? Just throw the egg in /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages, or unzip the egg?11:50
Specs/program/module11:50
azeemwhat's an egg?12:00
LaserJockazeem: something dapper drakes lay that destroys and Vista install that might be in the area ;-)12:01
azeemah :)12:01
LaserJockactually it seems to be some sort of python packaging that I don't really know anything about.12:02

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